https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fa9c7d9c5f5e739e00841369ca6e69af.pdf 035d8a75c6c4e516405facade9c29e42 PDF Text Text • The Dad~ Senrind .t.rF;iret B,aptist '8---Da~ly Sentmel, Pomeroy Mlddlewrt 0 , Jan 23, 1958 orcas Circle ~~~teetina Is Held Church Of Christ Homebuilders Closs Meeting Held On Tuesd~y 1;.- ".l)~e llomebuolders Class of Dorcas C1rcle of the B H MLSSI!'marv Soctety vf ol Christ met at the home Baplut Church met al and !Irs Cash Bahr, Tuesday even Ul.-.'•·-. •.•• of Mrs Bertha Archer JDg Devotions and prayer were by Wolllam Slater Mn Bahr gave a Uli~,j~,:Ues~a1 cvenmg McMa.stcr had thr readang 'Tbe Two Divisions of SocietY Mrs Denver R1ce who Prayer was g1 ven R Pullen Mrs FranccJ presided read a Thank You note from Edith McNeal for eooktes J.: .~rhs, chatrman prestded marte plans for the an wh1ch the ci•BB had donated to the Soctety s fen wh ch wtU be Loyalllereans Class for use at tbe at lhe ch unh on I eb 3rd Bloodmobile Mrs R1ce gave class members Bearhs had the lesson for wh1ch was on RactJI the names of children at the Chll dren s llome and they will remem Mil ton Hood harl the clo.s ber them on their birthdays lng prayer A Rummage Sale and Bake Mar Mrs Archer se rved a dc!ser' ket was planned With the date and br Rummage Sale Committee-Mrs. Will• Slater ebal"''ln lira Ludlle Hawltlns Uonard Van Meter co-chairman Mro Tbeo Neut:llng An Herman Klneade Mrs Wesley FrYe Mrs Georce Harris and Mrs Denver Federated Church FrienCIIy Citcle Officers Installed Tuesday Night Officers for the new year were onstalled by the Rev Waldo J Barq,Ja at the rnaular m~;ttng Qf the Friendly Corele of the Feder pled Church held Tuesday even fna: at tbe church Mlddlepllli Society Edllor - Pbont dO" Pomeroy Sotlety E<lllor - Middleport Society, Rtee ' • loin Rice appoooted tbe follow ~g eommlttees Committee of Bake Sale - M.a 8ud WUson, chaft'man Mr1 ~r~ old Long co-<haorman lin Ch ... ter Erwm Eleldlor S. Sehaaf - At their nut regular meeting February 20 revival servtcea will Mrs Maude Cooper I& rccovet be aolna on at the chureb 10 they Ina: slowly from pneumonia at The Junior Amateur Gardener!; decided lnatead of poatponlnt her homt on Walnut St met Monday evemn.lil: at._ the home Mrs whleh will be held al the Feder· ated Church The next meeting of the Worn• ens Guild was announced Flck, preslden~ lor IJ~ M1ss Erma Smith was IJUtallcd Pful Werner 1118 vice president Mrs ,Marv'1r1 Burt secretary and Mrs Edgar POMEROY as president Mrs - SOfJETY PURE W.AT<GH REPAIR Aeeurate Compounding Guara•teed WCTU Temperonce Day Is Observed At Rutland High by Ritchey Coates and Mrs Ralph CamplleJI were welcomed Into the Circle Pray.. by Mro Bartels r.oncluded the meetlll g alter which the members and three guests Mrs Dor1s Wadeson Rev Bartels ami grandson John Bernhardt were mvited to the dm1ng room where refreshments of pmeapple shcr bert 1emon slicks. coffee and nuts were served !ram an aurae twe table eeutered w1tl an ar rangement af roses with talj wh1te tapers JD crystal candrJ ibra on either ~ sJde Hostease11 tor the evemng were Mts LeU VOL IX NO 238 * JiXtq 1eant. Evangeline OES Members Serve hrine Dinner TABLE LAMPS LIVING ROOM SUITES WEST SHADE ~ 50% Off ·-----~obald's Buy January Furniture Sale Middleport Salisbury PTA January Meeting Held On Tuesday SIX WATER GLASSES w" ONLY nofinlil with t~f' LDrd ~ Prayer Ave for fourteen years w11l move into their new homt:: Satur The reports of the st::cretary anrl trcaaurer were g1vcn by Mr~ day Annis Phelps Jr SPECIAl REUlJCEil I'IUCES ON S ROOMS OP BEDROOM SUITES All su1lu urc l11kcn lrom our ruguhn s1nck and reduced for tlus sale All beautiful style~ Ult: 3 plt!CC 4 piece lllliles Some with modern bookca11c some with pant!! bed anti nile table All have l drusn and large chest W1de choice o{ fin ANCHOR GLASS CAKE PLAnS January l<'urnltul't' Sale Reg $239 95 ~lodern Mahogany $%39 95 Modern Bed Sullc ALL NEW I $218 00 $228 00 $211 uo $29100 "88 00 $211 00 $188 00 FLOOR LAMPS 50% Off, Furniture ' 5 595 INCLUDES u• • Gaa ...., lelriJeralor ••1 TLAND NITURE FURNI ltutlond, Oh1o '· 011.1 tuJO doWI ud PI.OO per 111011.. BAIER FURNITUU . ... 0t Tile lr~t Coraer ~ and Mrs John Sargent A communication was rea~ £rom Mrs Roy Tracy announcmg a meetlnP' nf the 1\felt!ll Countv Council of Parents and Teachers to be held at the Pomeroy Junior High School aud1tor1um on Thur.s day evemng February 6 A con tnhutlon of ~ 00 was ma(fe hi the March ol Dlmea Mrs Starch t::r announced ~ meeting of th<: dJ 1 1er anct dhhng room comm 1t tee tor Monday January 28 at J P m at the 8chool The First Grade taught bt Mrs Edith Riffle won the at tendance award 1nd, banner Mr Clark repreaentatlve of World Encyclopaedia was present an 1 dosplayed the book Mrs Opha Of futt protram chairman announ ted " 'Founder~ Day' program for the February meeting and re qucs~.d the co operation of tht members Robetl Bowen elementary su pervlaor ol Melga County Sehobls spoke on the sc"lce' of the county office j>olnllnt out aever AI "ryjees II the Coinlty SIIPCI mtendiltt or li<~ooli' whoeh .-.e available t~ lho hoolt He alao lloted there \V&I com plete rteord ol all who I( nded the <ount~ achools at this blllee A meeting to be Mi4i In Rut land oil P'lbruarr 21 ror lll ole meniiii'J' te.chets ln the couaty was aftnO\IIIc:i!d. r Refialunenta were served at thp ct.,.. of the meetina by ~enry weua, ho&leu, asalsted Mr• JOhn Suaeut ffllt• . ' P,IOCTII & &lliiii'S No mouy, mons ""ellno& lotoon Just wmd. wet w1th pure clear water and ntm Jralise. Becauao eaeb end ptper contaona JUII the rogbt omount of wavong lnsredoenta your PACE wave wiD he penect-aaolt, I even, nallnellookln& waYe all over, •' • Gerc. af 3 Sfrlllllhs . li£GIIW • 6tii'ER • GUITI.I: Snow And Rain Are Predicted For This Area I ' -~-_;_'_ _;__.:_::_;::, Tuppers Plains High School Hit By Burglars ' ' I Word was recc1ved here Wed nesday of the deatb of Henry lob· en 87 at the bome of bi1 10n, J1m m NorfGlt, Vug1ma Mr My er1 was the son oC John U aDd Ra· cbel Myen and wu born and for~ merly hved 1n Muon W Va He 1a 11urvaved by hts son J1m, tile prmc1pal s otnce Eqc;ts Les Traver Alliance Dan"' ny Byongton Sandusky and George Wilner Cmconnatl Centers Jerry Bell Cincmnmti United Methodist Come Double Class Meeting Is Held Open 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. This Week POmeror Mlddlewrt, Oblo, Friday, Juuary 24, 1958 Thirty two other Ohio high school stm made tbe bonorab~ mention bat Aft "!embors selected on the Wigwam AII.Star team lire eliRoble to play lu the Prep claosoc at Mem Ph~. Teriil, next Augull 'l'lle te.ma we1c poekcd from every state Hawaii and the D111tnct of Sheroff Robert D Harteulooch Columbia said today t~e Tuppers Plalna Oilloana nom<d to ttii!'ioonorable High School wu broken Into metttion list were sometime last night and a total of Backs Boh FelliWion Troy $911 stolen Dak Kwlatowskl Toledo, Jack Deputy Shorlffa Clarence Shield! Gayheart, Falr.born, Larry Baurh and Howard Fraak were lnvestl man Lancaster, Andrew Chlldl gatmg damage this morning. CtnelnnaU Purcell Rohert Liller Marlon Jim Rolli New Phlladel In their preliminary report lloey phla Rq!and Winzer Dover Gary said three doors were takea off to Condlll, Wellston, Pearl Haw- gam entrance lo cloaed off aec thorne. PomtrOy, George Hale loons of the hogh achool East Liverpool Lynn Strait ~o­ The mareudera also entered an gan, Don Davos Maroon, Bill Li cey Conneaut Brian Ralston Con ad)oomng building, a garage In neaut, John Level, Fremont, T9m which two cl881 rooma are located King Clcvclond and Joseph Zinia, A small tole box waa rifled of $ll A total of $1 It was taken from Lorain . flecta Circle • ~eeting Is Held 1uesdoy Evening enttne OKUHOMA CITY Olda (UP) - TwO' Ohioans today won berths op the 11th annual Wigwam Wlsemen of America "Prep All-Amerl~a" football teams Pomeroy s Junior Haw thorne won an honorable mention They were guard Jerry Harbin, Marion, who made the sec· on~ team al)d tackle Ron Skufca Cleveland who Is on the i ijijijiiiiiiiiiiijiiijijij;i;j;;;jii ~ijijijjiii;iiiiiiii .HURRY • Junior Hawthorne Is Named To !ll-America Prep Team Chester Council Dof AAnnounces New Committees JEWELRY STORE e Ohio Cloudy !'ith anow mlud with altel or rain, oprttdlnl Into aouth portion .thl1 mamlnlill a1111 tY• tr rnott of Hot north .,.,rtJO. thlo evenlnt Snow ml ..d wllh roln OYtr mOst of tht olalo tonltht tnd possibly two to four lnchta ot wet snow over aouth 1nd extnme 111t. Saturday doudy wllh onow z,l;';, Goessler's v IV UNITED PRESS Wedneada), Rober: January 29 at 7 30 p m at tho Jnotalla church 'I Vaf1ous members were Ar.. '"' treasurer organ prelude Near To Mrs C L Arnold of Athens Tile Heart Of God by ~rs their meeting they would meet Road 1s spendmg • week ln G::~l Blaettnar opened the meet1ng Mrs Robert Cummmijs (Cressa of Miss Paula The1ss hpolls with her son in law anrl Mrs WaJdo J Bartels pres1dent 1 ~coo.;.ur.;se;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;pl;;;ac;;;e;;;t;;;o;;;be;;;;;;a;;;n;;;no;;;u;;;n;;;ce;;;d;;;l~ate~r-~ I a#er the ehureb services In tile Webb) of New York u here viSit .An eleet10n or ofl1cers wa~ rtauRhler Mr and Mn Robert M of the Columbus Reaoonal Wom r baaement of the church ing her sister Mrs Marie Hauck hrld ond the follow1ng were elec- Richards ens Guild conducted the wol'lh1Jl Fred I Gardner dlsmlaaed tbe and family ted president Susan Slater vice serv1ce which opened w1tb group meetllll wltb prayer David Ashley has been ou t of pres1dent Paula ThP-195 and sec ' Mr and Mrs Denver Thom11 Tbe boola, Mr and Mrs Caah school several days becawe of rt::bry Sandra Hump!Jreys Mrs vialted Sund..ay ~n Zanesville w1tb llin21ng n Word Of God lncar nate' and serlpture readong of Bohr, Mr and Jln- William Slat- illness Will am Slater 111 semor advisor Mr and Mrs Walter Pletcher u umotoy 3 ~us Bartels used er, Mrs Leonard Von lleter and Margaret Klshl an~ the blrtl> Mrs W W Farley has return for the group for ber topic the Women 11 Guild Hr and lira Art stlnner aerved ed frc91 Bnlhant 0 M1ss Theu.a aS3JSted by hrr d•~• of the ladles were celebrat theme for 1958 We Believe hel~ Moss Smith and llil.s Flck whcrl:' • salad eourae she went to see her new grand mother Mrs PauJ The1ss .served ed ' 1he hymn 'H9ly Boble' conclud "'lsted by Mrs Fugal< and Mn refreshment• Clarence Andrews tet.ned Jo ed thu <~rv1ce'. son the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Young who also aerved " uohers "POMEROY'S FINEST'' The next meetmg w1JI 11lso be hos employment w1th the New Farley The Farlcys also have a \ Followong the lnolallatlon of or for the meetmg 1 held at the The1ss home York Central Raiiroad Tpesdav ficers a program was presented daughter after a aever'l days lllncBS , bY Mrs, Fred Leofheot using for Mn Lewis Smoth 11 a patleu• 1\.PPLE GROVE at Holzer Hosp1lal where she walt Mn Pearl Williams II pa her topic We Believe In the By M" Hirlotrt Roush taken early Wednesday mormng Jocnt at Holzer Hoapltal B)ble Our Guode to Faoth A skot Mr a~d Mr~. Donald Hupp apd Mra George Doolittle .and sor. Mit ~ereu Tllomaa " aubst "Book of Books wh1ch intro son vis1ted hu brott.er Clar~nc"' have returned to the1r home m tutulg ,~l the Sugar Run Se~ool duced the bas1c problem• which Rupp nnd famJJy at Port Knox, Cleveland aftet viSiting her par Cbri&tJans laee In understanding Ky for 14'n Pearl W1Ulamf enta Mr and Mrs Glenn Lam and usmg the Doble was pre30nt Rozanora Kplght of Pl Pleasant Mr and Mrs Danny HayiJl•• bert The Lamberts aectmpanied MISS Margaret Sauer president spent Mondly woth Mro John F ed by Moss Smith and MilS I'll" ·~d family are vllltlog Gettgd them as far as Greenville wberP. of the County WCTU has '" Bally and other relatives heth Fock Hayman they were met by Mr Doolittle nounced that Temperance Day The busmcss seBSion was PI\' Mrs Moldred Tuhbs Mr and llr 111d Mrs Kenneth Beckner Mr and Mrs Donald Reuter was observed in RutJand on Jan THREE REGISTERED PHARMACISTS TO TAKE have moved to the E M Wood• 21 and on Moddteport on Jan 2~ Mrs Herman , Martin and r,. sJded over by the new president and son, Charleston spent tho CARE OF YOUR PRESCRIPTION NEEDS who thanked Rev Bartels Mrs Martin vlsltea recently In apartment on Fifth St from At Rutland Onn Sm ith execu vllle With their father, Stephen Coate1, Mrs Blaettnar Mrs Bar weet,.nd v1th Mr and Mrs Ch11r l~a Knl1htlng Poa.neroy live head ol Western Local AU WQrll Completed Mr au1Q. Atrs Damel Euler of Mr and Mrs Richard Hovatter Sehool DJStrlct s_poke to the Marton who II quite Ill on th• leis Mrs Leofheot and Mus Fork !or the1r participation in tile I!em lock Grove spent I he wee~ ~ In It~• Than a Week (Gall Stumbo! have rented tb• high school student.t on temper Good ~amaritan Ho,pltal pr.,.am New year book1 which end with Mr and !Irs Alex James Amold house on Nortb ance and twD filma were shown were made by MISs Sm1th were Wheeler and famoly Front Strlet the new technicolor aetund f1lm dlstrobuled and ~ vote of tbanks Mr and Mrs Dorsa Parloon 4 Ray Whaley of Shade Rt 1 who Public Enemy Number One ~lven her for her work and family of Fa1rview spen• Is principal of Salisbury School and Food For Thought At th< Clia1rmen named by t!Je prest Sunday wll'l Mr and Ml'l Dor1 II I aureical patient at Holzer close 300 leafleis Tloi IChooce 1.1 dent for the y~ar were Mrs Pear Hupp Hodpllal He os the father of Mrs Yours-and You Can Say No Mora devotions and programs James Blosser who has bee l Wallace Bradford and Mra Frank Thank You were distributed Mrs James Fugate attar guild ~mptoyed by Harold Roush re The folm Food For Thought Commottees for the alx months Mrs Marvln Burt pubhe1ty Mn turn~d to h1s home at Pale.stme Mra Robert Reibel and Mrs WBS also shown to the Rutland lin Dolley term were named wheq CheBter Henry Ewing reception and Mr, W \la Sun1ay Cuoih Johnson were In Columbw Elementary SChool Fred Blaettnar mt~slc Mrs. Will Mra Jack Sargent or Racln• Motdsy to aUend the J Gregory 1\t Moddleport Hogh School Coundl Daughters of Amerlea met \lm Matlaek was named as e~air Tuesday evenong with twenty spent SunJay afterooon with Mr Coqway lecture on flower ar Fred I Gardner, pastor of the 'Jian of lhe hosplllohty committee and Mrs Earl Robmson three members preaent ranJemenh at Lazarus Church of Christ and president for the February meeting when Several from helle have been Kathaleen Mllhone councilor Mr• Garnet Entsminger has of the Middleport Monlsterlal A• mombers Busy Bee Scwmg attendmg rev1val serv1ces cor bee' called to Columbus by tnc sorlatlon spoke to the students presided and reported ill were Corcle wollofbetheguell• ducted by th~ Rev E Lofe at tbc de•'h of her sl.'lter In law on Total Abstamance Supt Ruby Wonce Hattoe Frederick It was voted to again sponsor U B Church •• letart Falls Mro T K Bell Jona Blgga LU ' L W McComas s!Juwed the two the n"rsery for the com1ng year ' Mrs Alex Wheeler s father films Four hundred leaflets were lie Chri ty and Lucille Kraeuter ar.d Mrs Phil Globokar was nan< Alva ShU passed away at t!tc The Ol'lJhans commJUt::e announe dlstrobuted ed a quiet auction for the next ed as chairman of the nursery Hol~r Hospital Saturday even .1 M1ss Sauer ,Mrs Clarence Mr. meeting and members were re With the BSSJStance of other mg Funeral services were held Neal v1ce president and Mn L quested to bring articles for same mombers of the Circle It wu als:.J at the Letart Falls Methodoat D Dde1 were present ~ \ otcd to purchase addltHma! Church Tuesday afternoon with Elizabeth Hayes Essie Warner erHtal trays for the kitchen ancl Interment on the Letar\ Fjll• and Laura Mae Hartung were nam Mrs Globokar and Mr.J Blaettnar ill Tlie Come Double Claso of the ed as the Ways and Meana commlt .Vl're named as the committee Ill C<!metel'y Mr anct ryfr! ~· ~w#~ .8los.!ier \111111<1 Methodlll Churcl\ met on tee Detty Rouah, Ed .. WoQ<I !Dd mlke the purchale nf New England W Va, spent 'rueaday evening In the chureh so Moldred Meridith Good of Order Mrs Thomas Young key worn cial room Bernice Rlden(lur, Letha Wood and an representatiVe of the Me1gE: tbe weekend wotl! Mr• nudl ' Leo Crew presided and devo Elizabeth Woekham, Flowers Lu County Counci l of Church Wom llirfle and o/,)en Flail Mr and Mrs Harol~ Roush tlons were led by T A Downie A ellle Kraeuter Ada Vam Meter en announced the World D;y of The EJecta CJrcle of the 11 and Helen Parker, Delinquent Es spent Monday evenong with Mr 1hort buslne111 se.!lsion wu held after whleh Kenneth Finley pro H S11nborn Missionary soc 1ety d ther Wright Nevada lleaver and Pnyer service for February 21 p,i and Mrs Andy Cro" at Letart the Naomi Baptist Church •nd Falls aram chairman led a discussion lhe First Baptist Church met cr. Clara Mu Pyles Orphans Mav Fellowship Day for May 2 Pamela Sylvester Is 111 Tuesdav even nq at the home of on Btewardshlp and evangelism Goldie Frederick, Mae Spencer A tdessert course was served by Mr1 Pearl Hoffman Zona Biggs Mabel Van Meter and Mrs Harry Houdashelt Jed t~ the hoateases ilfrs Kenneth Fin B~Uy Ross Jlefreshmeot Goldie Big Reduction on the t'ollowlng ley, Mrs T A Dowme Mrs Rob dcvotJOn,s and rea d Unafraid ol Frederick Ca p t a on Elwobeth ert Burton and Mrs Adele Cum <he Spirit Mrs Chfford flay" Hliyes Imtlatory Captain Kathryn Mrs W1il Heolman called Oh chairmaa prwudtul They mad" mlngs Baum, piamst Dolores Kraeuter Roger Lanham recent)) plana: for the annual Tea of th .. Attending were Mr and Mrs asalstant planost Leda Mae Kraeu Mr and Mra Ralph Pamtcr 21 1ccc hv1ng room su1lcs (sofu und Leo Crew and daughters Mr and Society Mrs Hayes Mrs Fran, ter Esther Wright and Helen Membera of Evangeline Chapter and chddrcn Mrs Harry Brown lo JHitch) I lne sclcc:tlu 1 of 1ylm1 and moChcesebrew ancl l'lfu E L Hugh A Downie Rev and Mrs Wolfe Resolutions Zelda \'Ieber 0 S served the Ladle• Night din and children were Sunday afteres will serve on the committee frlca:e covers Doulllc spn ng construction for Mr a~d Mra Ken U wat announced that thel" and E01oe Newell Flag Bearers ner of the Twin City Shrine Club noon callers at the Pamter hom1 added comfort and aon and Mrs Mr and MrS: Homer Gcogle n White Cross quola had been com and Betty Rouoh and Laura Mo~ held on Tuesday evening at the Lloyi Moore were Tuesday evening callers nf plcled Mrs Paul Smart Jed th Hartung substitute flag bearers Leaton Hall GET 2 FOR THE The next meeting will he Tues Mrs Charles Bennett was chatr Mr and Mrs W11l Heilman program and read an art 1cJ man of, the kJtchen committee Mr and Mrs Raymond Taylor T!Jeolosy Relations to D1s segrc day February I g1tlon whleh lnolu~ed Mrs Lee Roush Jr and d~pghter Mr and Mr! $14800 Reg U7U 95 Sofa and Chair Banquet For Scholan Mrs Wollos Anthony Mrs Lettie Wm Taylor of Addoson and Ray Mn Hoffman and Mrs Bculrth A~ewHomeln CANTON S D -{UP)-School Roush and "dn EmenQn Jones Green, llelge Red m,ond Snodj:rasa Qf Pomt Pleas \\ hlte co hostess sencd rt::lrcsh $U800 2 Reg $229 95 Sola and Chair menta to the 12 mcmberll prcsen Superlntendenl C E White plan< Mrs • Robert M<Eihlnny wOB ant were Tuesday ullers of .Mr a banquet honoring all students ol chairman of the dmlng room com and Mrs Robert Paint" Reg $249 95 Sola and Chair Ul800 grades fl through 12 who hi!Ve 8':1 mittee which included Mrs James Mr and Mrs FJoyd Spence Ureen Mr and Mrs Wilbur Theobald oeademlc grade average or B of Clatworthy Mrs Gu~ Reynolds Mr and Mrs Den~11 Geogl~ll Jiurchaaed the new home wtuc 1 $218 00 $289 95 S11la and Chair better He oald seholarl are just " Mra Tbeo NeHizilng Mrs Jack Mr an,d Mrs Gerald Voolet were Wll recently built by Leo Mar $238 00 4 Reg $299 95 ;Sola and Chait deserving of recoanitlo11 as arc Bechtel Mrs trank Cheesebrew Sunday vlntors of Mrs Jennu shall at 137 South Second Ave $288 00 2 Reg $3 I 9 95 Sola and Chair athletes and Mr1 Jack SaUerfoeld Roush from him and h111 mother Mrs $288 00 I Reg U39 95 Sola and Chair lle181e Wbe In Deeoratt:d Color. $208 00 $239 US Sola and Chair The Janu11ry mectmg of t 1(1 Mr Maraha11 and Mrs Wuc ~eld Tucsd>) moved back to lhc1r home m S• l ~bury PTA Rutland Mr and Mrs Theobald evening al the ochool .299 95 Sola and <hair ~frs George Slucher pi esl who have resided In the H M and Chair Cross house on South" Second dt'l t, presJdt'd and (lpcncd th! DRUGS Weather Miss Coates solo~t for the t1on ung the Lord s Prayer ac named to noilfy the members of co,mpon1ed by Mrs Fred Blaeu ll>e Circle of this meelone nar organist Two new members 'llrs R~berl Phone 6!Cf Junior Gardeners Meeting Is Held At Theiss Home I one sister Mrs Bertha l'raley Ma• son W Va and two grandcloil· dren 'L The following nte<es and nep. :)if hews abo surviVe lln Hattie Russell Pomeroy Will ll,yeu, lhddlepori Jay I\IJ!th, l'orof4roy; Kathleen Gr.. tloouae, Ma!llll W Va aud aister 1n law Mn 0 It Myerw Pomeroy and a number of meets and nephews who !tve 011t Roger llacon and Mike Costello, S~rlngfleld Guards Jesse ~henault Canton Larry Longanbaeh Fremont, and Gleb~l Hammercbeck • Warren Tackles DOn AngqsgrJ1,1,11qc'\! lor, Ken KnapJt. llatllilldn Jerl't NUes, Van Wert Ivory BenJsmm M~l!lllon and Saody JVarUn Co lumbus sJde the Pomeroy Bend He was preceded m death 30 years ago by his wife also preccd mg htm m deat.IJ :Were sl.Sters lfrs Hattie Klenzmg Huntington W Va Mrs Nettle Collins, Pomeroy, Mn Bell Veotb Lo• Angelea Cal, brothers, Homer and Arthur Seat ~ tle Wash Oscar, Pomeroy, JohD Akron Earl Myers of Mason W Va and Ed Los Angeles Funeral services will be con ducted Fnday at 2 00 p m m V1r gmJa Beach V~rgm1a by the Massar Funeral Home wng Bottom Churches Plan Special Service The Umg Bottom Churches Will observe youth week dunng their mornmg worship .serv1ce Uus Sunday Jan 26 at lO 4J A M The service was planned ,by the Chnstlan Youth Fellowship and will be conducted by youn.!( peo,le from both the Methodost and OhrJat1an Churches The ser VICe J.s open to everyone abd 3 cord1al Invitation 1s ert .. nded The sermon Will be delivered by three young people Yvonm· Damewood Mary Connolly and Dallas Mar\ls on the top1c F01 Us Nq Other Wav which 15 the motto ot the C!Jnst1an Youth fcl Jowsh1p In 1~8. The openm,. Psalm wall be read by Gen Rig&& the mvocation g1ven b) Kareen DameWO(Id the scripture read by Janet Bissell and the o• fering prayer and benedictiOn g1vcn by Mary Carr The special music wall be pro vJc.lcd by the Jumor High chOJr conlllslmg of Mc l ~mc Brown Su \nn Myer.s John Newell Rbna lccn Osborne Kenny Reynolds Lyle Swam Charles Weber Franl\ and Stanley Wells Dick Hensle) and Nancy Zumbach The ushers w11l be Jna Bryant Manl~n 81~ scU and Eleanor Frederick The Deacons for the olfermg will be Robert Bogley Okey CoGnolly and Ronny Cowder) The paanut w1ll be Joann Hensley Several of the young p~ople w1ll be attendmg a district con \e ntlon m Nelsonville £rom Feb ruary '19 as a cllmax to Yuuth week The above service w11l be helti in the C~ruuan Church where Harold C Doaler os mlnoster Saxbe Is First To File For Primary Race Fifteen Reported Nelsonvolle February 7,9 Dead In Chicago The Tuppers Plains churcll lo Army Calls For one of four In the Shade Valley Tenement Fire Pastoral Umty whoeh will be observmg Youth Week during the CHICAGO UP - A paale-llrtck 13,000 Draftees next two Sundays by Jhe youns en mother whq dropped her Infant lrom an upper wladow people takong charge of the aerv Ices Harold C Doster lhe mmla- of a naming tenemeat In a !Uitle In March Qujtta effort to aave the elolld s life ter As a chmax to Youth Week sev cral of theae young people wlll be attend10g a D1str1ct Convention in daug~ter IS learned tOday that all sl•, of llor WASHINGTON UP-The Army chlldnm probably perlaheo In the IJOued an order Tlour.day fo DUV TO MEET 13 000 draftee• In March The Daughters of Union Vet blaze At least lllree children were March quota wos the same erans woll meet Monday ol&bt at known dead in the exploaion and as The m February bu l uearb double 7 o clock at Uoe DAV Hill All fire t~at suUed the overo!rowded ave~age calls on late 1957 Tbe members are requested to bring tenement Thursday Flve other step up reflects an mcrcase 10 coo kies Installauon of officeu children were listed a.s m~sing the number of men leavmg ser and mltiatlon of new member (COntinued on Page Fove\ vice lfter completing theor hot wo!l be beld - - ches The Defense Department said monthly draft cau.13.000 are expected W '' to avcrsae about for the remainder of 1968 The Navy and Air Forte which Leaders Nazare.ne Ch...""ch Youth • y Mrs. Fred Miller ToCeIebrate Arlmversary ear ~~~~~:an~: ~~~~~~~~~sn.'torcq~:~ Funeral Services Are HeldToday Mrs Davod Entsminger hi! been called to Columbus by thoh u.Wen death of her lloter In law Mrs Fred Moller Tuesday at her ho011e, 1461 Kennlck Road llrs MUier wae the wole of Fred Miller a brother of Mn Eastmm ger Servo""' were beld !oday at I ~ m at ,tl)e,~oll Weor, Brosa St Chapet wlut lnte~l In !'Ortlt Lawn COjllotery Attorney General Wilham Sax be today filed petahons with Sec retary of ~tate Ted W Brown, to quahfy for re nommatwn m tbe Ma~ 6th primary Saxbe the flr8t candidate to f1le for the Job as ch1ef legal o{f1cer ror the state filed some 5 000 names from all 88 eounues The II year<>ld natove of Mecb amcsburg prevwusly was a Cham pa1gn County representatl\'e tn Youth leaders and teen agtlrs from 16 Nttz;~rene churches tn a 5-county area will hold a zone rally celebraltng t~e 1958 golden anniversary year of the denomination in the Galhpoilf Nazarene church, 1108 Second live , Tuesday nlg()t (January 28 at 7 30 -Annoversary year plana will be a: KeJaer Fremon~ Paul E Flack outlmed at the apecoal progrant Dreadn, l(harles W Go..a, A•on The Nasarefte denomination Lake, aod Robert Quanlttom, o! which l!lands for tbe WesiOJan Chlllleolhe , doctrine of entire senctillcaUon JIIW) and. Mrs Gatea wlll 10 •• and other orl"'do• Protestant mllllooarles to Brazil nell fall church hellefs aates Its 1tart to Tl)e G,lllpolloo meetlnt Is one of a union meetmc ~~ Pilot Polnl ten young peoples'a rilllea at tbla Texns In 1908 time on the central O~lo ~lltrlct Flvb vosltong 1111tol'~ will be In ol tile chun:h which comprlraea e~arge 18 district "iolflcm mlJ 1112 ~nJI'egaUo~s Ia aD countlea Nl~lson, JJucyrUJ/''presliliat Jay from Lde Erl• to the Ohto Jllver olny <lrafteeo tn ~larcll --~~ - - - o~!f~! ::~:O~~:~~~~~nd ed the funeral rites tor Allen Harppton Wednesday •ere Ethan Allen Jr of l.os Angeles Calli a aon, MllcheD Hampton Skod more, Texas ,a brother and Mrs SuBie Blackwell, Pettus, Texas, a olster FINED $5 ,Mildred Lunceford 37 of Mod dlepQI'I, wu fined $lJ and costs In Mld!DeP9fl Mayor'• court Wedneaday <M!tolng on charges of latolU cation the Stato Legoslature for four terms He was speaker of the House lor one tcnn and major1Ly leader another Saxbe IS a graduate of OhiO State Umvers1ty Law Sch.ool, 11 marned and has three children Wahama Hi Band Students Taken To Ohio UConcert Five Scientific Fields Open Several members of the Wahama ~:!~e r.·~~·~:J"!~~~: ~:..;~:! umverslty m Athens as a reward lor sellong the most lockets on the bands Tag Day last fall The students who were aceom pan~od by d~rector Howard Cozart were as £ollows Shelby Grmstead Henry Burge~~s Nelson Reynolds Karen Stewart Jerry Carroll Robert Trlpp Robert Harru and My ra Foreman Accompanying the group .and as siatmg as cht~pcrones were Mr and Mrs Thomas Grmalead of Nt::w Haven The 5Ludcnts also attended 1 re hearsal of the Wayne Gammon show a feature presented over statJOII WOUB RadiO in Athens Other persons utlendmg the con ctrt were Mr and Mrs Pbthp Wol pert and daughter Suzanne, Mr and Mrs Ru11sell Capehart and daughter Jackie Robert Roush Erma Gnnstead Joan Carroll Kenny Dodson Mr and 'Mrs Don old Foglesong and dalJibler, Mar· tbn Mrs. Ed Ebersbach Claimed By Death ToReJJIOn Sc'1ence Fair Entr1es Thursday Evening 0 1 1 l) Students ol the tri slate area who plan to enter the 1951i Marshall College Regtonal Sctence Fatr have a chOICe of ftve sc1ent1ftc fields to choose their exhibits ftom accordmg to Dr John D Wolszon fatr dtrector The ra 1r to be held March 21 --- - - - - , - - - - 22 offers the followmg scmntJflc r mscrvatJOn and smular subJect" £Jelds btology ehem stry phym- che mstry meludmg theone~ nnd earth and prmc1plcs of chemistry ehem 31 d engmccnng sciences The Se1cncc Fs1r Jli il l'Ollt'l: lion of exhlbll.ti each o( which 1s dmngncd to show tt b1ologJcal chemtcal engmeenng matbema tical or physical prmt::Jple a la boratory or other pro... c--dure or an mdu.stnal development Exhibits are divided mto 1wo dtVJSJOJlS The semor diVISion m eludes lOth to 12th grades and the )Unor dJVJslon the Ulh through the tlth grades Fields 111 wh1ch students may compete are biology meludmg plants anm1als msects healtit bactenolo• a 1 atom~ w.ellJcme utrv 1f s01l food petroleum m sectJcJdes agr1eoltural producL ~ organ1c and morgamc ma1eraL phntography pamts and JOdus tnal processes 1 the field of phyucs am cngmet rmg exhtbJts constdcrcrl acceptable mcludl> m:~thematu~al pnnclples ph)Sical laws pumps maehmPs engJDC8 heat electr. c1t~ light color photogra phy telegraphy radio televiSion and prme1ples or c6nstructaon such a~ automobiles airplanes roads and telep hones In earth sc1ence dJvls10n rock:; nuneraJs mmeral resources so'• ((ontmued on Page Five) Funeral serv1ecs for Mrs.: Ed ward Ebersbach of 105 Wright S reet Pomeroy who died Tburf 1 v mght 111 Metgs Gener;t Hos p1tal w1ll be h:eld Sunday at 2 9 1 m the Ewmg Funeral Chapel l he deceased IS surv1ved by 11cr h 1shand Edward and a nul;ll lll~r or brothers SI.Slers, nepllews nd RICCeS Bum! will be madt:: 111 the \ leech Grov~ Cemetery on t!Jo Ianni) lot MARKET REPORT CINCINNATI UP ~ Produce Eggs steady, consumer gradel. wb1tes and browns A jumbos 3&:. 42 A large 3(}.37 A medium 28-35, ~ small 23 31 B large ~ FQll Cmemnab wh1t2s and browns. A large 41-43, A medium 38-41, B large 37 39 Chackens fryers le lower ff7 ers 3-31'. lb 22 24 heavy hons1 !.7 21 hght hens 10 12 ' Hutter 00 I(:Ore 71 -- ~ --"" �\ . I . ,,•' o .' . ' , DaUy SI!!\Unel, !'4m~roy·Middlepdrt, o., Jan. 24, 11JD8-3 1 Y SENrtHEt. Go Shopping ·is Sf,t'Vecl.fl~~e(e fy ,f'ax.-L1ke B1te On'W6rlrers Co~t~ Red: ~i~~J!l, )Wily bUI i~ Til' . taciijg a chw.~f ~willlh.I~U :. !de~gs CQlinty Red ~ross ~oard me\ stp.~USJl~Ss. 'Fne problem· ~ow tll,jPUI,in!Q, Tv,~y night m Pom~roy. Three members a working oorjls of peopje for ItS wei'e .allle to atienq. pot enough for a quor· M-•M•••arlve. _ . , . with ~ goal of $6,009, )eks !~lm !2.OCJ!l was received. Whlle scattl!red communitlf' did a very worthy JOb, it turned out Jo be lmposklble to coo rdln~\~ a county-Wiile drive. . ~~ 8aJI part ot the Red Cross orgimita~~~~.s re,cent fund Impotency ts tllat Jf the RC f~ It 11ecessary to redu~e Its acllvltles here oli.~, ~~ the Jlrst to be lopped of! will be the bl009'~6blle operation. It will ~o first be· cause 11 was one of the last to be adlted. Iii m~re and more of the lll!'ger lcommunl· ties, Ilke Columbus the "door knocking" or· g~f!lDtlo~s such as Red Cross, Heart Fund, ~nil Cilflcer groups are unlfed and their In· llllme II assured by a tax·Uke bite Into the ~ke!!Jook of mry employed person. In Co· lumous, lor example, .when a teacher si~s .r h_, or hls contract a shp of paper also Is sign~ ~ tl!ht a fl~ed "contribution" will be made to tlie Uruted Appeals Fund, whjch combines ~ Cross and several other benevolent or· ganl'zatlons Quite understanda)lly, grollps like the Tu· ~rculosls and Health Assoeta\ton generally refuse to "join up" In united, giving because through long years of promollbn and hard work they have developed wayl of meeting lht;lf lru~lets For mmpll ,_ the Frankllft County relllfn ,oJ \he TB & l!ea!th Asso~· lion .o_n lti lllrect mall firoln~tlon this year ~~S 48 percent. .Thl~ Is kpgenoiJlenal result - , •• . • • '. ly M"' Jahn Dlthl W H · Tre.,ure Hunt '· lO:M '11\e Prtlle to Right u.ao 1'ruth' 't't coils~""""" 10~0 ~m ~here was a difficult and vexing prob- 12:00 Tlo Tac· Dough ' 12:30 It Could Be You in the face of a mountain of lethargy. It is Democracy's saVing grace that when things bec01pe really tough, a workable solu· tlon Is found. AI lea~t communities counties stales, and the natloi! )liway~ hav~ 'been abl~ to operate so In the past. How long lt may oontinb~ ls ailybody's guess. The Red Cross work is o~ly one q! a null\' b~i' 'of modern orgapf;riitloris ttial be~d their eSCorts toward allel'lallon of suffering, hu· m~nitarlan services, educatlim al!Qut jlls1ps· es, rehabilitation from erteds of 'ilbeasea •nd preventive health mea~s· tp name ohly a few examples. ' .\ ~[ Something has happen~!~! . to Ddmocracy when ~ must sign a"'ee1\ieilts ,to R~Y cer· tafu sums of our wages Into 1Ui\ds to support benhoUmt organ~st)ons. Among other things It Is & 8jgil that our society Is too cumber~me, toe Insulated !rom the neighbor fef.U!Ii ,to respoqa to com· munlty projects that Involve giving. This should not be th~ eah In o~r Melp County communitieS. If are pr~uell to let Red Cross die here, iet It pass away unmourped . l!ut certainly w~ sh?dl~ ~ forew~rile~ of the event now looming before us if It hpppens, I'll no one won'a~r l'f~r fti UMiiiS~ lii>w It b~ · pened. ~ _ _ __ ''· · ., •• . • · • .- • 100 HS : Pvt. L. sevolll . daya the p811 week lu 8Y CHAR~ES M. McCANN Rouon, !on of Mr. and Mrs 1•. J, Rldtown and Newark Chancellor Konrod Adenauer tlouoh, 316 Welll!oU ;t,, , .Pome· Atte~dance at Sumloy School hll!l made the firat dofinlle Allied roy, Ohio, reeently was aoslgnod Jan. 19. was 81, collection Jl2 t6. move toward opening sCcret tnlb tp the 551.st Anti:al'rcraft Artillery 2:30 8:80 l·do W. H Slrau• wllh Soolol retent sueus or her Qr &.1 Alfred lflkolus and fnmt y1 o~ • d w~11 liNt statlo'lled 'at· F'Cir; ·n•• Potato Busines.li FutureT~Be i IOn sp~111 S1turdu~ l~!iillf'K with whll'h 11 11 i"DRT t.EONARD WOOD, M11 ellt.l, Mr 11nd Mra. nenver Cnr· Al11td ~O\'Pt'nlllNlt" !lfl'l concllrn· (MITNC)-Pvt. f'lllforrl H South, with her par mto Mn Rob Bowen rPrP!vcl1 word that her brothel, Ivan Cnrmt-n, 1 ~ ltttlng along nll't'ly from a re Ctllt nto atelllent H" 11 a 11:1tlent 1n Whlte Cro~~.a Hoapilal In Columbu1 Mr11 ; Howanl Allen nne! twu daughters of f'olrburn wcrtt thr. Wedne~day nigh! guests ur ~11 and Mrs Orville Allen Mr11, Jda Snyder •nd dnuehter or Coh1mbu11 were gut>.sl,; at th,• Laurel Cllrr Sunday Srhool Jnu !lm'tu'lly trl Strategy Sttmln~Jiy Chengtd A frw dn~'8 ago, It looked as J( lhe 1JJJ!tt'd Stutes mi,~ : IJ! mnlte the move through LIBwcllyn r. Thompson Jr , Ill amba~sador In Mo1cow, who has hccn o1dcred tu Wuhln(!ton to confer w1th Pre ~IMnt F.l~t~nhowt-r anrl St-cretnrv or Stale John Fo~lel' Dulle~ It ~ccms certain. howrvtl th111 Adennuer marie h i~ offer In ngrce mt>nl w11h the United St:ll!lS ontl other mcmbcn of the North AI · 19 lanllr Trml\y Oraunttntlon ..Q('orae Renshaw hu rc· PreNhlent El!tm hower, tn h\!' turned~ome after spending the letter or Jun l2 to Uuh:anln, IBid ¥u P:'~t IWp mouths with her dauah t~, ~· Mearl Harrla apd fam 1 ol •t. Albin&, W Va Mr• ' von Diehl and Mn J.ou Diehl !POnt Wednoaday afternoon w,ltb ldr and ¥~, Joltn Uiehl 2R. whost> wlrr. Norma1 lives IQ N••w salrm, Ohio, 11 aCheduleA to conq.dtfe eikbt WP.t•ks of ba~ u comhat training Feb. 3 under the Rt~serve Force1 Act program al Furt Leonard Wood, Mo. South. son of Mr. and MrA. Wllllrun H Sout~. Rt 2, Pomero)' altl'nlied Rlcllland Hl~h Schoo1 , -\ll cnvl!le In CIVillQn life he Wll emp loyed bv P1111l 1\fcCleary, Plen sontv1llc kara, Turkey It sccm.'i rcnsooable to JUJgest thut this bombardment of such U . ""'ll RlltkJndCJu ' ' s"' ruE DRlVER'S s&: 'J ~ i . '*"•'• ... .,.,. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . , .. ft:!'":!•• .. ~. • Ho - - · ·-~M 1- L.- ~ . B.ti'BS \'Oll Hert'• 1"ht Storr ,,....: t~~~~~i~~E~~p~~~~~;;fi~~~~~ril_ Y; = ~~~ea po~rlr.~,tll\1 tt;~. lt Is~~~~.~·wh~ ~!;. htf. qui! 0 ' 11 T e · It's alate and eoun~~ . q!!:lclj)i w. o have tailed to eet behlli~ !be IIJOVO lo standardize lows opd signa throughout lrafllc the Untied ~· Slates. , . .l h The I'Oad .loward eons\stenl ttl!~ :J.'Y rc;ulaho~s hos been pavca by ~·· U. 8· Bu~!' " of Public R0!4•' 1 tnt Commit ee on \Jnlform 'l'rnf· 1' Control Devlcos ~ut toe Inter· I! ate motorist remams at the .::c health otftcc ·~nds ~~~ ~dthe road . About ~JI t "t~~~ ~Ms CHtherinc Shavorl~ky 1 .f-red for stop Higns, yellow fo r 'Varnlng, white ror regulatory and ~cen ror direction- ton stre1cll ril road gO\·emcd by laws tlwtnted by loe~~l pride and ontrenrhcd custom rothl'r than consclenllous study of the knowled geable sug ge~:~tlona made by the Joint Com mlttcc. Small, obscure din•ctlon sign!~ yellow 1top gJgns practically Ulvls ible ofter du1·k. low mounted rural signs, no1HIIununoted 01 nont e· flexUvo ~Jgns and Q lac k of lldC· quate dlrccUou lHgna [ll'O o.ll tOll prevalent to save the mlcrstate driver. Until more Ltnilormlty of traffic control deviCes und regula· tlon Is aclnevcct motorist:-~ nr(l des· tined to live (lf they're lucky enough not to be mvolvcd m a patt• 111 \'olt>d to &lll&lst with the work dur· 1112 the unit 19 vls1t here :'1!1 s. Shavor1ns1cy gave a report on the eondlllon of a pallcnt be lng hel~ed aod the 11oup voted to g1ve as&lstance to nnotller pa 1lOl t. M~ilBag Dear E4llor: Someone must feel re~l proud ll'rltatlon and danger preclpllated of lh o mt~Cives when !hoy put four by the outdaled sysloms bow In tmy puppies out In the cold in affO<l back of Headguarters Tavern. - -- - - -The owner, Mra Freda · Wya•t, loo. all lour of lhem In and ted DAILY SENTINEL the ~ and the pupplea soon found D,.YBOOK homes: Dickie' lloyes talttng o~e "'EET MOI'jDAY and our big heorted B. and B. TO M cab drivers, Frank Murray, Bob The Staff aud Offtoers ol lh < and llelg• T1•mple Pythl8n Slsten will meet on Monday evenlns II tbe nome of Mra, Cosh Blnr with w ', ,' 1 ' FOR \ Tbe~Ci~~l$how l230 swc~ ~ .. , ..... 1St Mulberry Ave. Mlddlepol'l N. Seeoad St. Thno See f 145 Colilillenl SUGAR RUN ~LOUil. MILLromerey · We Do Custom GrilldiDg 12:flfl Slin. 0~ , I.QO All Sijf )!cme ~b" llttletlo and 'FERTILIZER MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL C~ah~Jt3~. S~dGJ 5:30 lliilutdll Nlwi FOR. SPRING FEED - CALFMASTER PROGRAM ~ 00 AU ·Stu <loll 5:00 Saturday Sporll Refl6tr 4·18 PerJo!W 1'\'bf!Ie ' The MASTER. MIX 'ltQ;jjier . 11:00 NaWf ,.,' .; ll . l~ Thea!f..IS . 3·30 illbto The Chante Of ALife Time FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ,, .; \',' To raise heallhter, faster g10wmg up ~our milk proftts wtlh 10 30 Sl~" on 990 SfiOf On Your . with mbre milk to sell . . Freshen Walter WlitMIFWe· Daily - calves .. . get lower cost gams WJE .H 12:1o p.m. See Us ..,. Mts Sidney Rus!lell Milas County News t--- 11 This Ca.lf Is Going Places I They vdted' lo ·subscribe, to the Amc1·lcan Cancer' Society Bulle· ·The'Editer's I ,r. • • • • Nina Rus~cll, ' 1Wn 8Pl:\'11Ker'l Mrs SwanSon, MI'S Nan Moorf' MI!;S theso vistls bt:t:ause the x ruys oa·c very oflen beneficial In Lletecting cancl)r. The Jroun • FEED. J¥ with memberl ,of i~~~~~P Mrs. Charles present to secure · a group from the · '!~~~:: area on making cancer d:J lor patients. Present wore•Mro. Cl•rk, Mn. Ws Roy Evans, County Heal\h qoegleln, ~t;ra. Shavorll"ky, M1" nur!l~ WMI Jl'f'RCnted a book r..: Garland, Mr M'tCon\"11, M'r& 41t ,. -.' ' POMEROY Close •Out Of 1957 ModelS ' l .eAitealf Mr11. Gt~ora:e Chllds, assislln~ hos teu. ' . 1 . P~AN 1.01K& IALI There will b~ a Bake Sate at toe B. & B. ~lar~•t ot Mu9n on Satnrdoy, /ap. l!et~ ..fro111 • t~o houra Of lO:OO A. M. to t:OO p M. All ~r\)Ce\dO ~r' to to Cub. Stout Pa.-k No. 2!18 Moson. l Persons 11n•bte to , deliver their oakeo goodo are askoa to con loot MrS J!ort Sayre Mr• Janet ~urlaee, Mrs. Bernard Boaii and Mh. Wilbur S~wlrt. 'o .I!f , . PLAN R Gl ..ALl The Homebu ldero i)l~li 'D! the Middleport C~l'!"cb ol Chdlt will ~old • R111111iiW" Sate ~n l'(nuiry 81ftl and Fe~MllrY. Iii it \be fill'· in~ Dutton Or\il'Store ~it !IIlli St. ~·lr bske nit will ' 1110 be oit reb'llary lot bul It wlll be al the Roblnoon'o Tri·LIJSt•r Clhne)'o. PLAN PAM!~\' NiGHT • The ,\ten's, Fcil~wohlp ol tho Churches of Cftfhl lit ~·Iss Eouft\Y will hold fonliiY )\llht al <ion Chutch or [;''· Saturday ~hlrls.il~i hnulry ~~. 11 +': P l.i'. Jolin ~ B?cklbey oJ !ito ,Jll land Chm ,,, Will e the s'poa~OJ:· and Geii, lV!tlcr 81 the .11ra~l?r4 'Church viii oo~auet ~qvollo!\S. There will ~~ sJI.oclil ritullo. Tile pubilt il llwltoo. ' - ll''hll~Dii~ll) ' ·•<eu with a allllOWlclna lh• ildJc. - I ' ~ _,,.I!J;,; ~~~ '/1.•.·• • ' _, ..... ~ ·-··~ !! !!I -~ Mr and Mrs. Hatold Bibbee o1 .Loncuter are ! 0 Purina Chows /II "The Qancor". by. ~harl'l' J!, -'41P.l•~u, M. ,p., inei!Ioal and .;;Jentl!lc ,~Ir ector of Ainerlein ¢'tincbr soC't~ty was pre~cn ted to the Pomeroy an~ Middleport Public Librarie• ~~·•nt[pg tor ilio fom¥\'OY. U· brary was !itss Elhot carlond an~1 Supt. L. W McComas aooept !~ ifor 'he Ml9Ql•Port uprary mn. Cl.nrk ma~e the presenta· llof~ All roraitic1 from hie book w II go to the Cancer Sodety fGr usc in thmr fight a.galnst the dlac.,e. .... ........ :....... u' .,...01\ te)terinl · -JIINEilii·lm.i.s, • obvious propaganda uaremcnls lilOY olt·eady nave reached lhr fatal collision) with the confuSion th•t •emt dlvlom,tlc uegol" lions ohould proeede •ny Mm•l point of dhnlni•hina "turna to E"t West Ialka by lorelan mlnlt· nso a pltraao IDIUellmoi apphed tm or head& or government. lo h<gh loxotlon. However. the Prealdenl'l com In any event, tho Krcmli~ l!ow was mode In gcne(ot terma. has from Adonauor a dlreet and Adenauer's propo"l wu opool!lc conerele Pl'oposd to ret atarled ~~~~tor Ill• ukcd' Butgantq dlroc\ty to by me"n' ot secret diplomatic ~"·-~en agree to otarl tho Ialka aIfway II reolly does world want \ento \JUrll , lnlka ro ••· find to reduoe Wanll lummlt Mlttlnt l aton. MtR~·ting 'f ·:O ~Id London dl•palclteo ~uote CO'!!· . OHIII .. t diplomat. Ul Jiylu~ that 4antllrX lho Soviet govtrntiiOIII sl ill In- 'J1 •I!Jt11 on a •rsummlt" meeUnx. Not ouly llult, but the Kre!J\Jin Ia TO· A prooented. ~~ woullng lo; Itold a Iii'\ Ju~ba. <Onftrenlle whltlr wpuld Include AUlsd, Communlat • and lteutrol leadera. It Ia obvioul that the nuaolana hope that by lnslolont prl>l'atan· da, they con Qri~U~lllclonl .lllq, , Jure on the Unltea sr.te •. l'lreal 11 ~it whl.nthi prttalq, ··ranee and Woat Ger- drlyer lq 1 car ~head ol you luUy m!DY to agree \o o11ch , confer· ex.tetlllt hla amiT , ance. • I, Wilen t~rolit. Di\,ilho(d'd rou But If Ihero aro two men In th• llrtt cro11 the cen~ of lhe lnler· whole dlplomalle world who llr' miiQI w 1urn beloit .alnllll unlikelY to be awayed by aueh a. Wbateolor art ~op a~ ropoaonda ~~d auc~ P"¥.'1.''· •, Wbet 'f'~lD Ot ~nUfleaUon hey are Adenaubr and Seere\8r1 luilod on llcei\U it1't ! Julie•, who rcpreocnta Elaon· The colT •( · 0I•'.. •· · rtpraai~IIIJ hower. d ~ •• ~ ,,ur_,anaw~ Tho Sovlot govommenl otl'lali;, 1~ 1 on ~ m ,:I'O¥ a,rt jdrlv· IY made a bl1 and cfloctl'e ahow t:l!· 11,.: ::uo~omJti'~~r.s'./ 1!;9 ~lilt 8ulaanln) lcltert IO beads di-1virilmake ale~ I 'I"{ B t~ or 1ovol'nment of eounlriOI all you are a Mtohlaan .,::~lilu .. over t~...~. T • , . "'tondod arm moaoalhe driver ~~ 5 But th:ro are ~dle~~:,l l ~hll' l:ft111llr1 ~:~\w down, stop or lurn o Kremlin moy outsmart lloet! ""'Yin 1 · IO 11 le 1 t0 ulaonln'o !ellen were tllllel\ {li ·~Uw I«~ a • whom et publlelty just belort tho ltft·hud tum'='~ make ~ eellnfl of the NATO alU.. JJ1 lito oenter of t\,i Inter ey nae arb, whleh Ellonhower tltilld anawer the .o'llil Hetl:n11 •.w~l ~d and El,.nhower'a state_ ol tho ly !he opposite lo' 3~:~~: 10 ~~~ ~ton m..,are to Con~re$1. other 38. for the majortly , /"• Soviet (I!Yernmonl'!qllow• qlllrtCI to lin BIIFORB ,.~ 1~ ' thla up with a at~tem~nt on the oenter , ~j,sday, timed lo roule•··IUIPI· ThO o.irwhetU. ,;uwtr lo ; o Ol'or tho motiYes.of PuUis quullo'a itumber \hid, IY/IU Ill I" deoldlnc tn altottd .aet .,,..~~,., t "I • 1111, j meetllla• of the HJdHit . ,~r~ y·~ u "' now l"lliY Treaty Or1oni:aUon otuo1 ljl J.n. .It you In a;~=~~=ce~lh! '"'··· . . . ·. . . are NICHOLS fl"'' I ' BROILER GROWERS In Discussion . Toledo. lnlo talks on Eosl WOBI 1"""" ChaCfee, Ark , 111181 er Jhe state of highway Pfll 1 u l that the mobtlc dNe:1t x· Mrs Lou Diehl WIIR a recent Alterndtivrly, Ad~ncmer said A 1953 Jrradllate of Pomeroy slgns ncross the l'ounlry ilS one r 1\ LUll \ of tbc Ol11o Department lllMt of Mr and Mrs Paul Ar he wu prepared to agref' to "any J;1 1gh RIJhool, the 22 )far old 101. examp!e· Merely by crossmg a or nea llh would be I~ the county cher o( Colurnb\18 other promlsmg point of d{'pnr djer attended OhiO Unlver~lly and ~ate hnc, the driver can \(lave an r1 nm A!.1'rt h 2~ thro u ~ h AprU 3 Mrs Roy Howell apcnt l!fVernl ture" to try to cllmiMte RuMia n was formmly employed by Lock· area where the 11Umdard rour-color 11 h,1s heon :; usgestcd by Btnte daya the past week .with her htm Germnn trn~lonR nut he o~Iaett ht•N1 ~lrcrort in Burbnnt Culif bighwsy system ha~ been adopted olf1cc thnt cancer b'l'oups partlci· band who 11 employed m Jndlantt that }lc wnK rC'tul)' to t,kc up th~'~ ,Mr and Mrs BOb Bowen ond whole ranfie of di~ttrmament and /i.TTE.NTION :~:::::;:. ::~~ :::: 1 ) cuftent1 Ru s.,lnn rrtr· , •Mih.t -at ..Fort lftkton l S C ynver.110 and vehicles, and baste Cnner for ~urst·~" gollnt)e,a m 1Mo.!lcbw and r '· I" ' 'bi!:•• talk.~~~ CULLIGA n...ta on ea<ln~ Bollahon In Cliotaworth, Calif. "!"'Y of the contlnulntJ highway baUJb Jnd two children wer~ woJ ld tehaJOn Roush, an Integrated flre cor~· c:~nfuslon because state, and loeal Sund~ . dl{'ner guest~ of Mr and In a letter to Soviet -premier t~ol crewman in the battallon'll a, t~oritillll refuse or cant be both M£1. Jearl Jacobs . Nikolai A. J!u!~anln, the 82-year !attery C, entered the Army in ere to agree on such aafc~y ess:n Kr. and Mrs Ivan Dt~h~ l ore old~W.•l~ri"lan lctulci- ofrere~ ugu.8t 1~7 He roJ!elved hnsu.• ~lals as atondards for hc~.; n~~ ~w Jltlv, ond M" C. H. ' News we (FOR'EIGN EWS s·eMu:-111Prr .. >,~-J"'.,1Rev and Mrs. Strau.· COMI\IENT ARY 'CHATSWORTH, CalliWilliamiAHT baugh. and twn chlldron spent . JIIC)-Army LAUPrL - ruFF .. W:OG' Arlene le~ to consider, which was how to proceed 1 r3 ~~' o~-~~Ia :~~ Fa~~' slfdf ' d\ilii't ~~pen eiaetl\t o\'tJ ,~ht. For Cattlemen Meeting Jan. 30 Ir · Ch11nnel ~ rtr'.Y ~ Hi ~~1111 ~~ :.· ...,. • ~·· d u ~ '. Lft!'a~y. Ve~e~ ~•J?1!.Coun~ ~ C~oss P!iar~(f!; v~le(f In .,~ ~~~E!~. Varlet)' itinll ~"'"" Uver, Mart. tonaue. •ttlneya, bralna, Vegetable Growers To Learn . · -·- $~j!;i1 How 1'o Cut Production Cost 111nn n..~U:· ~dn.or '10 ·~ P.U.tt · """ <omplllf, wUI dllcUI' - ..· List Speakers IY c. IAIL}IC.II.II'. . • at beef eattle 12 llllona, hOII 4 qtonty 4t/1Cullwol .llinl ltltona, L~eep Ill aallono, horae• Ve&etable lfowerl lllfldlnl the .Uble bua1JMo1. nt.Uble YlrieiiN IJMl blliddl. Oqe of the 0 ~d;'. meet 12 (allona per bed. Cblctena 43rd annual mutlnl of the Oblo Growen wiU pt . t ile ~ '111' lind owoetbreodi, ,and 11henucb Pl'f• Iqa o1 the ~~ir •Ill '114' ••ld 11 need 8 1all~na per one hundred vegetable and Potato Growm •• lormaiiOI..,. peat eontn>tfilmi 1. C. 1!. NeiiWander, espet'llileDI o/lbe moat anlmat:not norplllly t~e tii~Jie· lillb .i!U.Ol;o~ 1 "o•· birds and lurteya 18 '1aUona pet 1 at the NtU 11ou1< In eo. P. Sloe~~~~ao, 1. D. WIIMI=· ataUOI eotom~lOIIal. will, p..-1 co"tuded Ill lbo tei'JII, red -~ d;y OYetlltil ln . .:lilj 'al 1 p. m. one hundred blrdJ. , . A ebaln llore repreaentatlve, • aodat(on tumbua, FebruarY u wiD bear It Alban "' llle Olllo the laleal ~ on the Take liver, for eumple. !lee! ~ lhe iubJ:.ct ot' ~iMI; \liter ., For humll! uae 1M need 11 ,.. Co•&reasman, a bulllle,. analyst ~uueotlona 01 bow 10 eut EJ:petlmellt lllttiOD Ill 'ff IIIII . ··• ,. : 1 ' Uver, of eolll'l", eomea from 1111- •01 1oiirct ol w~lor. 1~ .mUk bo~e lllnated al 110 gallons· per pereon and a colleee prole&aor will opeak aome production eoata. uyo II. C. Wittiielr ftiiOIII 011 n&all, 14d. imd eontrol of lweel .,mll,..et.t " I~ cattle. II '' aomo1'1\11 ·~ ••d for h~l ~ye: , Jlfr dar which lneludeo kitchen. to Oh1o cattle feeders at their an· meyer, OIUo Slatl vlllwnllr Elo root crop lumllm lttll ~ lloberl PariJU. lltWIOII plul ·. ~ ~~~~~~~~uercatlie. In texture than thel of youna Tblo meednlf Ytlilh ~- l!eiJIJ liundry, bathinl and ..nltary nuol meetlnl JanUBf\' 30 In the ten&lon horttculturllt. IODIIIl"' llf tqwpmeal IUIIUfK· pelllol""'"' wiD ........ oo Iller • .;,. . tarm. It uaually coata leu, teo. wor•ed out ·eoopua\IVely with purpoaeo. For datry uteulLI 30 Southern Hotel here. . BlbY beeiJIYOr eom" !rom younl t~e Racine v0-~1 Department lo 110 gallona per 4•Y Ia ~ w. E. Fil>llbhon, Cinoinnati, Nlllley, Eltellllon opeele· dUeue lll~ntc vepta... beef onlmala. It baa 1 moderately and the apleut~al *neloe · ol and fiuehlne dairy barn on addl meat mcrchandllet for a chain In veeetable eropo at Bullet• \.;ow=..~~~~·;i;;i:;;;.;;;:i;iii;ii;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fine velvoly leallire, b somewhat tba eounl)' will prel'ept" ont ol tlonal 30 to Dll ;IDOna per day. store, and WIIUom !1. Poage, Cot> ll1t Un!Yenlty, New Bnuuwlck, N. I. · ' more tender. than thet lroll,l ma· the waya ~etp .C'ounty " farmer• The averaae !arru lamlly on • gres&man ol waco, Taus and a dileuu productlOil eoots In ,. t~re ••lmoll, and to coneralty m.. may' ..rely &Oiv~ IJieli water IUP· .Ommereyl !arm mar uae !tom member of the l!OUJe a&rleullural an Illustrated ..,.,.. widely ·t dlum priced, · ' . PlY olluotloo. · 100 lo 1110 lono of water each committee, wilt' appear on the Calvea Uver ,, !rom lmmoture . )lilly .M;IP. eoianl)' farmel'l yeor lor Jlveatock ud home ... morning program. Fi!>llbhon Will known among •ea.Uble arwwere PilftiM, loft Wallr eatlle of, perbapa, leu t1wt one atpna wllb tnd~Mo ilf" found Durlne the lui lew aummero opeak on "The Retailer Looks At ' Ill VS POll yeor bf,•••· II hat a line, velvety Ttlter' ahortai' 11 . a 4tfi9lle many Melp County farmer• have Future B<ef Merehandlotng and SOFT WATEl SERVICE texlbre and a vory deUcale llavor. ijjntUna faetor .' ~production. realized bow valuabl~ a pond can Salea" and Poage wlll give a pro~~ too, Ia cenerally moderatoly \(olt.Y we!lJ hove n !lrllled 1p be u 1 aouree of llveatock drink· are.. report on bee! promotion Georae R. lolmaon. dlairDWI of the department of IIIIIIIW eeJenee priced. , \~• county wllli '•~i~ · qr· ·lbem In& woter. Today lbe number of lelialat<on. also ,' Veal liver eomealrom the younl coll!IPl up -¥1b Jlf!!~ •. tupply farm ~onda In the county Is coD· Other features of morning se~ at Ohio State, wW aerve u lilaltPineal Automalle or Semi Au- eat!. It hu a lllbl col~r and very of pool' quality tfliol ~mlnat· ltderobly over olx hundred. Even aiollll Include an addreu by Rob muter lor a banquet l<lledulecl lo \ velvety toxture, and the moll e.t water or·v~ '!111\t' o~ DO wa· wltb thi.s lnereaoe In ponds ert c. Hatgler of Bloomlngbur&, start at 6 p. m. lliQIIUC home • OI)'Ded SolteD- line, ,> delicate novor of aU. 11 It hlgller tlr at ' 111. ·• ; . , . mony (lrmera IIIU find them- president of the a880Cl1Uon, and " I prleed thin the ot~, too. ' Two year ~o ·f!!f well drjllera icjvoaln n'ed Ql\woter. With I~· eommittee reports. ela, Filters. I 1 111 Pork liver eooli lout of oU. ·II ot the eoian!y l"f.!iilia tllii the crqaetl em~ll on dairy . uru· 1118NEYI '/' his ~ DlOII pron9t1Med liver tlmle well,:l~,, •!liP' ,C4UIUl tallon, aecurln1 ol IUttabl• T. Obal hualoe51 analyst Of -.I.VICE and II ao~llet, ~ker 1D ,;,be~ dtlP"': W'lll!¢ ..;!filii : frGIII III!OIIDI! ol uf~> woltr lor milk Dearborn, M<eh., wlll&peak in the aay otber. J.e 1o live Pll•lli Mf•'Jllllod\e. houoe purpooea llu been dlffl· afternoon on "The Buslne" ct• SOFT WATER 81!iA .. ' AD b hlab In Iron ~G~~tePt 'tlili ,oul$ ~ ;c Jijt)l' . fllcljl~ cult W)tlle drilled wells have mate In Commerce and Industry," .,. Pltono llfi.X" m ftil 11 ~n euellea\lltiUI'Ct ol (ill ~~pply ;.;, """" ,' \UI' w11e11 toag been conalaered the beat and C c. Culberl!on ol the de· . . II~D IITOC!~ 1 ,......, vitamin A and rlbollaVin, II COli' ~mia)'t!l• •Jilt, •t~,t~CI en; ll · ~Ill' 1o,rce ol ..1e water many !arliJ· partment ol animal huobondry of • 4 W. Vf.. l;i;!:;;;;;;;;;;:;;~$:;:;;:;;;::•1 tala, aa mQCII protcln 11 naular erc!JI dilr>:·'flnll 1 jl · oot 111.. m hare foutsd they were un· Iowa State Colle1e,runea, will dl• ; culo ol me~~ oad m«o .miner all. '\~ate . ·, • : . able 10. oeeure outfidenl water cuu the value of h<gh mo11ture irAJTI'D ..... ........... .°''IU4. , Mony loe\0!'1 ·1~•·-·lhe Ia· ani! IM q111llty waa !requenlUy vice In some caaes fmonctal ,.. - 80~ -·· ·.·: ·· ······· ····· 7101 ta!<e of. waler"''·ll•eltocil· In ·• not oallafaelorY alter be "1' slstance h08 been available from UVAIIUTY· •~ .-.~: •. ·.-. .. ...... ..... . •% D,nantk, D-14 neral w11 It ~~·U~Ie !he eon· drilled. the A. s. c lor the conatruction mpllon of lrf.l i\141le(, -Qen ·The meetlna at Racine will tell 9f form ponds whtch perm•t du IMGINIIIOWII 4QB ... ; ................ t weeP. aaa:r• ey are on dry ' eHi and tbi story of bow "rrntl'l 88 well tributlon of live~tock on differ· D4TB SOLD ..... ;., ........... on. I, IJS7 s~Up drink thfei tt !•.IIJ IJ¢lnd• u aebools and others ha•e been ent p.. ture ar!ao tnruughout the AVJUGi',._GaT PBIIIID , ...... Ut ol Y''ter lor ¥•h l'l'uftd of ~y oble to IIIIer, eblorlnate ond year. tOatter. Water etJ11!1mf!lo~ ' a]oo otberwlle treat water 111lm latm tao~~-~ itpds to be ,hllber': oti .~1~4 of po•do 10 11 ca.n be aalety u~ed · Tbia meet1ng oilers anyone in ' TOTAL COST PliJ'10UHD OF MEAT . , 15.1 ,.. h roleln ' con'loot· !111111 011 "~' ter••ted 1n adequate safe water ' What l~e future holds 1m Ohto ~·I P · · •' ' · In • milt houoe or lor human hl1ber pro~iM .f4 ·II~[,~" ednmmpt ' ioiL suppltes an opportunity to get potato arowera wiU be dlae~ · Another o ~nJhlJ t ....acwf'o .. . thelr questions snswered on thf. In • t~lil oeulon, of lbe Ohio c. 1(. Roblnaon. Sanltery ,Engl· developments which have ocru•· Veteta~te and Potato Growera ao· tatle of feed ,tb~ ,fff~, , )I~' ~ oa'll!nt nler !ro}D lbe Ohio Department red In this lteld m the d11lerent aoclollon meetlnl February S-6 In ~noUrilpUon Is of tbe feed lllelt .~lf .~b\11· of Heatlb and llelvllle Pal"'er, states and countieo. the Nell House here. ed that dry: ·.owl *·;~]iiJ· · bay EJ:tenalon A&rleultural Enslncer • clrroll Bartter, !l'liato · 1 '• ' ., ~ ( from Columbia Statton, 1110 lead eonoumer Dil poundi 6! water -• wlll be preoeat at 'the meetlnc ~~r,-.•1•1-.•J'.Y, lbe 'llloeJ!IItoni Ill. 1!. Cr•••n•, do- tiJy byrvlllen' I~~· ~ay ' ilid ldondoy nllbtlo exlllaln how'lthe (lll'llllenl of a¢.eullur,l eeonom· silaie lbey eoQllllll~~. ~nlji, ..!~ 17atema oper~te incl how th•l ' ' hove worked out In actual praclcs at Ohio State and lb' expert· pouhds. •ment staUon, will dlaeJ!II loettlon of potao 8fOWinl areal aild trendo The 1""11 or' ~ojl,~~ 1\IO I!S;mplea of water from ponds woter «t~PUOI I jil'cat and otber aources will also bll In .thll rioperl. WtltMir Gould, allect8 deal. Dry Hol!loln O.OWf. ~ .tn 1 hortleulturlot ol Ohio State and a~out !l'lunda .ot•wster- 1 dl~ aya)table lor testlnc snd tasl na. 90 the experiment station, will de· wlleil produeiJig, When 11'\'oludlli Aa dairy herda m Meigs county OHIO VALLEY oerlbe new po\4lo produeta, such 20 to pouncla ,6f 'Jillll< per- day beCOme fewer and larger thr: NelloaYIJie, Oltlo 110 •• potato naketi, canned potatoes nl•v eonoume 160' ~~1\111 of. WI· water. auppliea on lh~ dairy farms FHD CO. and eblpa. tel cows produ•lpg jp •po~!ntb of wUI become more aerioua. Raelne r _ ....h T~chnlcal &ISiatance on eon Pbo11e 3151 milk per doy.-, clfiJtt, ~1:•-· · os otruetlon of ponds on larma has 110 pou~da ol' w~wr ,day pr been ovallable lor mat1y years 10 ., • • • • 11 1 1 • I oboUI 24 callo'ita. ' . from the Soil Conoenallon S6r· ' • 11 • a• ., Editorially :'l'lil> Mil .,. · .~W~·1JN . ~AIUIING ' ' •••••l . PaiKt-lp; Ch•c~·UP . . Spe~ial ~~g \~{/'l'OMA : I)RYBits ~trrOMATI(} DRYEts i-EL".wklc;f J-.E.-Ie :dlli'O~ATIC WA~IIER8 ~'V'JIOMA't;'IC 'DR'URS 1 J-t!eu:rf;.itJrttlG~nA,T08-SPEOl-'ft J-Eii!ctii.C THEY · MUST GO·! I I j 1-tZ cu. FT. REFIUGERATOR- Freezer Comb. . t-14 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator-Freezer Combination I-ELECTRIC RANGE - IMPERIAL 3-16 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZERS :1-21 cu. t·t·. cnEsr FREEZERs ' 1 • 1'!,. 1 "! , I , , , ~11 cu. ·rr;.:urmotr .nEBZIJIS ~18 CU. ·rf., UPafGHT FlEEZERS ~%% CU. FT. VPliiGHT FdEZE&s ~~~ ·:WATER I-30 CU, FT. UPIIQ.B't I'IEUJIR11-$0 cAL. . WTERS . '. :·. 4,,1 'NQV/- ~TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MODE·~ ~~~MGE ' . ~ :"' ..:: w·E DELIVER- SERVICE- FINANCE - FREE DELIVtilll' WITHIN · Ill MQ.Js V$ C,~LLECT POMEROY 98 FOR EVENING APPOINTMENT ·: ·; .. Pomeroy E. Main St. Phone98 ' . �\ . I . ,,•' o .' . ' , DaUy SI!!\Unel, !'4m~roy·Middlepdrt, o., Jan. 24, 11JD8-3 1 Y SENrtHEt. Go Shopping ·is Sf,t'Vecl.fl~~e(e fy ,f'ax.-L1ke B1te On'W6rlrers Co~t~ Red: ~i~~J!l, )Wily bUI i~ Til' . taciijg a chw.~f ~willlh.I~U :. !de~gs CQlinty Red ~ross ~oard me\ stp.~USJl~Ss. 'Fne problem· ~ow tll,jPUI,in!Q, Tv,~y night m Pom~roy. Three members a working oorjls of peopje for ItS wei'e .allle to atienq. pot enough for a quor· M-•M•••arlve. _ . , . with ~ goal of $6,009, )eks !~lm !2.OCJ!l was received. Whlle scattl!red communitlf' did a very worthy JOb, it turned out Jo be lmposklble to coo rdln~\~ a county-Wiile drive. . ~~ 8aJI part ot the Red Cross orgimita~~~~.s re,cent fund Impotency ts tllat Jf the RC f~ It 11ecessary to redu~e Its acllvltles here oli.~, ~~ the Jlrst to be lopped of! will be the bl009'~6blle operation. It will ~o first be· cause 11 was one of the last to be adlted. Iii m~re and more of the lll!'ger lcommunl· ties, Ilke Columbus the "door knocking" or· g~f!lDtlo~s such as Red Cross, Heart Fund, ~nil Cilflcer groups are unlfed and their In· llllme II assured by a tax·Uke bite Into the ~ke!!Jook of mry employed person. In Co· lumous, lor example, .when a teacher si~s .r h_, or hls contract a shp of paper also Is sign~ ~ tl!ht a fl~ed "contribution" will be made to tlie Uruted Appeals Fund, whjch combines ~ Cross and several other benevolent or· ganl'zatlons Quite understanda)lly, grollps like the Tu· ~rculosls and Health Assoeta\ton generally refuse to "join up" In united, giving because through long years of promollbn and hard work they have developed wayl of meeting lht;lf lru~lets For mmpll ,_ the Frankllft County relllfn ,oJ \he TB & l!ea!th Asso~· lion .o_n lti lllrect mall firoln~tlon this year ~~S 48 percent. .Thl~ Is kpgenoiJlenal result - , •• . • • '. ly M"' Jahn Dlthl W H · Tre.,ure Hunt '· lO:M '11\e Prtlle to Right u.ao 1'ruth' 't't coils~""""" 10~0 ~m ~here was a difficult and vexing prob- 12:00 Tlo Tac· Dough ' 12:30 It Could Be You in the face of a mountain of lethargy. It is Democracy's saVing grace that when things bec01pe really tough, a workable solu· tlon Is found. AI lea~t communities counties stales, and the natloi! )liway~ hav~ 'been abl~ to operate so In the past. How long lt may oontinb~ ls ailybody's guess. The Red Cross work is o~ly one q! a null\' b~i' 'of modern orgapf;riitloris ttial be~d their eSCorts toward allel'lallon of suffering, hu· m~nitarlan services, educatlim al!Qut jlls1ps· es, rehabilitation from erteds of 'ilbeasea •nd preventive health mea~s· tp name ohly a few examples. ' .\ ~[ Something has happen~!~! . to Ddmocracy when ~ must sign a"'ee1\ieilts ,to R~Y cer· tafu sums of our wages Into 1Ui\ds to support benhoUmt organ~st)ons. Among other things It Is & 8jgil that our society Is too cumber~me, toe Insulated !rom the neighbor fef.U!Ii ,to respoqa to com· munlty projects that Involve giving. This should not be th~ eah In o~r Melp County communitieS. If are pr~uell to let Red Cross die here, iet It pass away unmourped . l!ut certainly w~ sh?dl~ ~ forew~rile~ of the event now looming before us if It hpppens, I'll no one won'a~r l'f~r fti UMiiiS~ lii>w It b~ · pened. ~ _ _ __ ''· · ., •• . • · • .- • 100 HS : Pvt. L. sevolll . daya the p811 week lu 8Y CHAR~ES M. McCANN Rouon, !on of Mr. and Mrs 1•. J, Rldtown and Newark Chancellor Konrod Adenauer tlouoh, 316 Welll!oU ;t,, , .Pome· Atte~dance at Sumloy School hll!l made the firat dofinlle Allied roy, Ohio, reeently was aoslgnod Jan. 19. was 81, collection Jl2 t6. move toward opening sCcret tnlb tp the 551.st Anti:al'rcraft Artillery 2:30 8:80 l·do W. H Slrau• wllh Soolol retent sueus or her Qr &.1 Alfred lflkolus and fnmt y1 o~ • d w~11 liNt statlo'lled 'at· F'Cir; ·n•• Potato Busines.li FutureT~Be i IOn sp~111 S1turdu~ l~!iillf'K with whll'h 11 11 i"DRT t.EONARD WOOD, M11 ellt.l, Mr 11nd Mra. nenver Cnr· Al11td ~O\'Pt'nlllNlt" !lfl'l concllrn· (MITNC)-Pvt. f'lllforrl H South, with her par mto Mn Rob Bowen rPrP!vcl1 word that her brothel, Ivan Cnrmt-n, 1 ~ ltttlng along nll't'ly from a re Ctllt nto atelllent H" 11 a 11:1tlent 1n Whlte Cro~~.a Hoapilal In Columbu1 Mr11 ; Howanl Allen nne! twu daughters of f'olrburn wcrtt thr. Wedne~day nigh! guests ur ~11 and Mrs Orville Allen Mr11, Jda Snyder •nd dnuehter or Coh1mbu11 were gut>.sl,; at th,• Laurel Cllrr Sunday Srhool Jnu !lm'tu'lly trl Strategy Sttmln~Jiy Chengtd A frw dn~'8 ago, It looked as J( lhe 1JJJ!tt'd Stutes mi,~ : IJ! mnlte the move through LIBwcllyn r. Thompson Jr , Ill amba~sador In Mo1cow, who has hccn o1dcred tu Wuhln(!ton to confer w1th Pre ~IMnt F.l~t~nhowt-r anrl St-cretnrv or Stale John Fo~lel' Dulle~ It ~ccms certain. howrvtl th111 Adennuer marie h i~ offer In ngrce mt>nl w11h the United St:ll!lS ontl other mcmbcn of the North AI · 19 lanllr Trml\y Oraunttntlon ..Q('orae Renshaw hu rc· PreNhlent El!tm hower, tn h\!' turned~ome after spending the letter or Jun l2 to Uuh:anln, IBid ¥u P:'~t IWp mouths with her dauah t~, ~· Mearl Harrla apd fam 1 ol •t. Albin&, W Va Mr• ' von Diehl and Mn J.ou Diehl !POnt Wednoaday afternoon w,ltb ldr and ¥~, Joltn Uiehl 2R. whost> wlrr. Norma1 lives IQ N••w salrm, Ohio, 11 aCheduleA to conq.dtfe eikbt WP.t•ks of ba~ u comhat training Feb. 3 under the Rt~serve Force1 Act program al Furt Leonard Wood, Mo. South. son of Mr. and MrA. Wllllrun H Sout~. Rt 2, Pomero)' altl'nlied Rlcllland Hl~h Schoo1 , -\ll cnvl!le In CIVillQn life he Wll emp loyed bv P1111l 1\fcCleary, Plen sontv1llc kara, Turkey It sccm.'i rcnsooable to JUJgest thut this bombardment of such U . ""'ll RlltkJndCJu ' ' s"' ruE DRlVER'S s&: 'J ~ i . '*"•'• ... .,.,. . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . , .. ft:!'":!•• .. ~. • Ho - - · ·-~M 1- L.- ~ . B.ti'BS \'Oll Hert'• 1"ht Storr ,,....: t~~~~~i~~E~~p~~~~~;;fi~~~~~ril_ Y; = ~~~ea po~rlr.~,tll\1 tt;~. lt Is~~~~.~·wh~ ~!;. htf. qui! 0 ' 11 T e · It's alate and eoun~~ . q!!:lclj)i w. o have tailed to eet behlli~ !be IIJOVO lo standardize lows opd signa throughout lrafllc the Untied ~· Slates. , . .l h The I'Oad .loward eons\stenl ttl!~ :J.'Y rc;ulaho~s hos been pavca by ~·· U. 8· Bu~!' " of Public R0!4•' 1 tnt Commit ee on \Jnlform 'l'rnf· 1' Control Devlcos ~ut toe Inter· I! ate motorist remams at the .::c health otftcc ·~nds ~~~ ~dthe road . About ~JI t "t~~~ ~Ms CHtherinc Shavorl~ky 1 .f-red for stop Higns, yellow fo r 'Varnlng, white ror regulatory and ~cen ror direction- ton stre1cll ril road gO\·emcd by laws tlwtnted by loe~~l pride and ontrenrhcd custom rothl'r than consclenllous study of the knowled geable sug ge~:~tlona made by the Joint Com mlttcc. Small, obscure din•ctlon sign!~ yellow 1top gJgns practically Ulvls ible ofter du1·k. low mounted rural signs, no1HIIununoted 01 nont e· flexUvo ~Jgns and Q lac k of lldC· quate dlrccUou lHgna [ll'O o.ll tOll prevalent to save the mlcrstate driver. Until more Ltnilormlty of traffic control deviCes und regula· tlon Is aclnevcct motorist:-~ nr(l des· tined to live (lf they're lucky enough not to be mvolvcd m a patt• 111 \'olt>d to &lll&lst with the work dur· 1112 the unit 19 vls1t here :'1!1 s. Shavor1ns1cy gave a report on the eondlllon of a pallcnt be lng hel~ed aod the 11oup voted to g1ve as&lstance to nnotller pa 1lOl t. M~ilBag Dear E4llor: Someone must feel re~l proud ll'rltatlon and danger preclpllated of lh o mt~Cives when !hoy put four by the outdaled sysloms bow In tmy puppies out In the cold in affO<l back of Headguarters Tavern. - -- - - -The owner, Mra Freda · Wya•t, loo. all lour of lhem In and ted DAILY SENTINEL the ~ and the pupplea soon found D,.YBOOK homes: Dickie' lloyes talttng o~e "'EET MOI'jDAY and our big heorted B. and B. TO M cab drivers, Frank Murray, Bob The Staff aud Offtoers ol lh < and llelg• T1•mple Pythl8n Slsten will meet on Monday evenlns II tbe nome of Mra, Cosh Blnr with w ', ,' 1 ' FOR \ Tbe~Ci~~l$how l230 swc~ ~ .. , ..... 1St Mulberry Ave. Mlddlepol'l N. Seeoad St. Thno See f 145 Colilillenl SUGAR RUN ~LOUil. MILLromerey · We Do Custom GrilldiDg 12:flfl Slin. 0~ , I.QO All Sijf )!cme ~b" llttletlo and 'FERTILIZER MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL C~ah~Jt3~. S~dGJ 5:30 lliilutdll Nlwi FOR. SPRING FEED - CALFMASTER PROGRAM ~ 00 AU ·Stu <loll 5:00 Saturday Sporll Refl6tr 4·18 PerJo!W 1'\'bf!Ie ' The MASTER. MIX 'ltQ;jjier . 11:00 NaWf ,.,' .; ll . l~ Thea!f..IS . 3·30 illbto The Chante Of ALife Time FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES ,, .; \',' To raise heallhter, faster g10wmg up ~our milk proftts wtlh 10 30 Sl~" on 990 SfiOf On Your . with mbre milk to sell . . Freshen Walter WlitMIFWe· Daily - calves .. . get lower cost gams WJE .H 12:1o p.m. See Us ..,. Mts Sidney Rus!lell Milas County News t--- 11 This Ca.lf Is Going Places I They vdted' lo ·subscribe, to the Amc1·lcan Cancer' Society Bulle· ·The'Editer's I ,r. • • • • Nina Rus~cll, ' 1Wn 8Pl:\'11Ker'l Mrs SwanSon, MI'S Nan Moorf' MI!;S theso vistls bt:t:ause the x ruys oa·c very oflen beneficial In Lletecting cancl)r. The Jroun • FEED. J¥ with memberl ,of i~~~~~P Mrs. Charles present to secure · a group from the · '!~~~:: area on making cancer d:J lor patients. Present wore•Mro. Cl•rk, Mn. Ws Roy Evans, County Heal\h qoegleln, ~t;ra. Shavorll"ky, M1" nur!l~ WMI Jl'f'RCnted a book r..: Garland, Mr M'tCon\"11, M'r& 41t ,. -.' ' POMEROY Close •Out Of 1957 ModelS ' l .eAitealf Mr11. Gt~ora:e Chllds, assislln~ hos teu. ' . 1 . P~AN 1.01K& IALI There will b~ a Bake Sate at toe B. & B. ~lar~•t ot Mu9n on Satnrdoy, /ap. l!et~ ..fro111 • t~o houra Of lO:OO A. M. to t:OO p M. All ~r\)Ce\dO ~r' to to Cub. Stout Pa.-k No. 2!18 Moson. l Persons 11n•bte to , deliver their oakeo goodo are askoa to con loot MrS J!ort Sayre Mr• Janet ~urlaee, Mrs. Bernard Boaii and Mh. Wilbur S~wlrt. 'o .I!f , . PLAN R Gl ..ALl The Homebu ldero i)l~li 'D! the Middleport C~l'!"cb ol Chdlt will ~old • R111111iiW" Sate ~n l'(nuiry 81ftl and Fe~MllrY. Iii it \be fill'· in~ Dutton Or\il'Store ~it !IIlli St. ~·lr bske nit will ' 1110 be oit reb'llary lot bul It wlll be al the Roblnoon'o Tri·LIJSt•r Clhne)'o. PLAN PAM!~\' NiGHT • The ,\ten's, Fcil~wohlp ol tho Churches of Cftfhl lit ~·Iss Eouft\Y will hold fonliiY )\llht al <ion Chutch or [;''· Saturday ~hlrls.il~i hnulry ~~. 11 +': P l.i'. Jolin ~ B?cklbey oJ !ito ,Jll land Chm ,,, Will e the s'poa~OJ:· and Geii, lV!tlcr 81 the .11ra~l?r4 'Church viii oo~auet ~qvollo!\S. There will ~~ sJI.oclil ritullo. Tile pubilt il llwltoo. ' - ll''hll~Dii~ll) ' ·•<eu with a allllOWlclna lh• ildJc. - I ' ~ _,,.I!J;,; ~~~ '/1.•.·• • ' _, ..... ~ ·-··~ !! !!I -~ Mr and Mrs. Hatold Bibbee o1 .Loncuter are ! 0 Purina Chows /II "The Qancor". by. ~harl'l' J!, -'41P.l•~u, M. ,p., inei!Ioal and .;;Jentl!lc ,~Ir ector of Ainerlein ¢'tincbr soC't~ty was pre~cn ted to the Pomeroy an~ Middleport Public Librarie• ~~·•nt[pg tor ilio fom¥\'OY. U· brary was !itss Elhot carlond an~1 Supt. L. W McComas aooept !~ ifor 'he Ml9Ql•Port uprary mn. Cl.nrk ma~e the presenta· llof~ All roraitic1 from hie book w II go to the Cancer Sodety fGr usc in thmr fight a.galnst the dlac.,e. .... ........ :....... u' .,...01\ te)terinl · -JIINEilii·lm.i.s, • obvious propaganda uaremcnls lilOY olt·eady nave reached lhr fatal collision) with the confuSion th•t •emt dlvlom,tlc uegol" lions ohould proeede •ny Mm•l point of dhnlni•hina "turna to E"t West Ialka by lorelan mlnlt· nso a pltraao IDIUellmoi apphed tm or head& or government. lo h<gh loxotlon. However. the Prealdenl'l com In any event, tho Krcmli~ l!ow was mode In gcne(ot terma. has from Adonauor a dlreet and Adenauer's propo"l wu opool!lc conerele Pl'oposd to ret atarled ~~~~tor Ill• ukcd' Butgantq dlroc\ty to by me"n' ot secret diplomatic ~"·-~en agree to otarl tho Ialka aIfway II reolly does world want \ento \JUrll , lnlka ro ••· find to reduoe Wanll lummlt Mlttlnt l aton. MtR~·ting 'f ·:O ~Id London dl•palclteo ~uote CO'!!· . OHIII .. t diplomat. Ul Jiylu~ that 4antllrX lho Soviet govtrntiiOIII sl ill In- 'J1 •I!Jt11 on a •rsummlt" meeUnx. Not ouly llult, but the Kre!J\Jin Ia TO· A prooented. ~~ woullng lo; Itold a Iii'\ Ju~ba. <Onftrenlle whltlr wpuld Include AUlsd, Communlat • and lteutrol leadera. It Ia obvioul that the nuaolana hope that by lnslolont prl>l'atan· da, they con Qri~U~lllclonl .lllq, , Jure on the Unltea sr.te •. l'lreal 11 ~it whl.nthi prttalq, ··ranee and Woat Ger- drlyer lq 1 car ~head ol you luUy m!DY to agree \o o11ch , confer· ex.tetlllt hla amiT , ance. • I, Wilen t~rolit. Di\,ilho(d'd rou But If Ihero aro two men In th• llrtt cro11 the cen~ of lhe lnler· whole dlplomalle world who llr' miiQI w 1urn beloit .alnllll unlikelY to be awayed by aueh a. Wbateolor art ~op a~ ropoaonda ~~d auc~ P"¥.'1.''· •, Wbet 'f'~lD Ot ~nUfleaUon hey are Adenaubr and Seere\8r1 luilod on llcei\U it1't ! Julie•, who rcpreocnta Elaon· The colT •( · 0I•'.. •· · rtpraai~IIIJ hower. d ~ •• ~ ,,ur_,anaw~ Tho Sovlot govommenl otl'lali;, 1~ 1 on ~ m ,:I'O¥ a,rt jdrlv· IY made a bl1 and cfloctl'e ahow t:l!· 11,.: ::uo~omJti'~~r.s'./ 1!;9 ~lilt 8ulaanln) lcltert IO beads di-1virilmake ale~ I 'I"{ B t~ or 1ovol'nment of eounlriOI all you are a Mtohlaan .,::~lilu .. over t~...~. T • , . "'tondod arm moaoalhe driver ~~ 5 But th:ro are ~dle~~:,l l ~hll' l:ft111llr1 ~:~\w down, stop or lurn o Kremlin moy outsmart lloet! ""'Yin 1 · IO 11 le 1 t0 ulaonln'o !ellen were tllllel\ {li ·~Uw I«~ a • whom et publlelty just belort tho ltft·hud tum'='~ make ~ eellnfl of the NATO alU.. JJ1 lito oenter of t\,i Inter ey nae arb, whleh Ellonhower tltilld anawer the .o'llil Hetl:n11 •.w~l ~d and El,.nhower'a state_ ol tho ly !he opposite lo' 3~:~~: 10 ~~~ ~ton m..,are to Con~re$1. other 38. for the majortly , /"• Soviet (I!Yernmonl'!qllow• qlllrtCI to lin BIIFORB ,.~ 1~ ' thla up with a at~tem~nt on the oenter , ~j,sday, timed lo roule•··IUIPI· ThO o.irwhetU. ,;uwtr lo ; o Ol'or tho motiYes.of PuUis quullo'a itumber \hid, IY/IU Ill I" deoldlnc tn altottd .aet .,,..~~,., t "I • 1111, j meetllla• of the HJdHit . ,~r~ y·~ u "' now l"lliY Treaty Or1oni:aUon otuo1 ljl J.n. .It you In a;~=~~=ce~lh! '"'··· . . . ·. . . are NICHOLS fl"'' I ' BROILER GROWERS In Discussion . Toledo. lnlo talks on Eosl WOBI 1"""" ChaCfee, Ark , 111181 er Jhe state of highway Pfll 1 u l that the mobtlc dNe:1t x· Mrs Lou Diehl WIIR a recent Alterndtivrly, Ad~ncmer said A 1953 Jrradllate of Pomeroy slgns ncross the l'ounlry ilS one r 1\ LUll \ of tbc Ol11o Department lllMt of Mr and Mrs Paul Ar he wu prepared to agref' to "any J;1 1gh RIJhool, the 22 )far old 101. examp!e· Merely by crossmg a or nea llh would be I~ the county cher o( Colurnb\18 other promlsmg point of d{'pnr djer attended OhiO Unlver~lly and ~ate hnc, the driver can \(lave an r1 nm A!.1'rt h 2~ thro u ~ h AprU 3 Mrs Roy Howell apcnt l!fVernl ture" to try to cllmiMte RuMia n was formmly employed by Lock· area where the 11Umdard rour-color 11 h,1s heon :; usgestcd by Btnte daya the past week .with her htm Germnn trn~lonR nut he o~Iaett ht•N1 ~lrcrort in Burbnnt Culif bighwsy system ha~ been adopted olf1cc thnt cancer b'l'oups partlci· band who 11 employed m Jndlantt that }lc wnK rC'tul)' to t,kc up th~'~ ,Mr and Mrs BOb Bowen ond whole ranfie of di~ttrmament and /i.TTE.NTION :~:::::;:. ::~~ :::: 1 ) cuftent1 Ru s.,lnn rrtr· , •Mih.t -at ..Fort lftkton l S C ynver.110 and vehicles, and baste Cnner for ~urst·~" gollnt)e,a m 1Mo.!lcbw and r '· I" ' 'bi!:•• talk.~~~ CULLIGA n...ta on ea<ln~ Bollahon In Cliotaworth, Calif. "!"'Y of the contlnulntJ highway baUJb Jnd two children wer~ woJ ld tehaJOn Roush, an Integrated flre cor~· c:~nfuslon because state, and loeal Sund~ . dl{'ner guest~ of Mr and In a letter to Soviet -premier t~ol crewman in the battallon'll a, t~oritillll refuse or cant be both M£1. Jearl Jacobs . Nikolai A. J!u!~anln, the 82-year !attery C, entered the Army in ere to agree on such aafc~y ess:n Kr. and Mrs Ivan Dt~h~ l ore old~W.•l~ri"lan lctulci- ofrere~ ugu.8t 1~7 He roJ!elved hnsu.• ~lals as atondards for hc~.; n~~ ~w Jltlv, ond M" C. H. ' News we (FOR'EIGN EWS s·eMu:-111Prr .. >,~-J"'.,1Rev and Mrs. Strau.· COMI\IENT ARY 'CHATSWORTH, CalliWilliamiAHT baugh. and twn chlldron spent . JIIC)-Army LAUPrL - ruFF .. W:OG' Arlene le~ to consider, which was how to proceed 1 r3 ~~' o~-~~Ia :~~ Fa~~' slfdf ' d\ilii't ~~pen eiaetl\t o\'tJ ,~ht. For Cattlemen Meeting Jan. 30 Ir · Ch11nnel ~ rtr'.Y ~ Hi ~~1111 ~~ :.· ...,. • ~·· d u ~ '. Lft!'a~y. Ve~e~ ~•J?1!.Coun~ ~ C~oss P!iar~(f!; v~le(f In .,~ ~~~E!~. Varlet)' itinll ~"'"" Uver, Mart. tonaue. •ttlneya, bralna, Vegetable Growers To Learn . · -·- $~j!;i1 How 1'o Cut Production Cost 111nn n..~U:· ~dn.or '10 ·~ P.U.tt · """ <omplllf, wUI dllcUI' - ..· List Speakers IY c. IAIL}IC.II.II'. . • at beef eattle 12 llllona, hOII 4 qtonty 4t/1Cullwol .llinl ltltona, L~eep Ill aallono, horae• Ve&etable lfowerl lllfldlnl the .Uble bua1JMo1. nt.Uble YlrieiiN IJMl blliddl. Oqe of the 0 ~d;'. meet 12 (allona per bed. Cblctena 43rd annual mutlnl of the Oblo Growen wiU pt . t ile ~ '111' lind owoetbreodi, ,and 11henucb Pl'f• Iqa o1 the ~~ir •Ill '114' ••ld 11 need 8 1all~na per one hundred vegetable and Potato Growm •• lormaiiOI..,. peat eontn>tfilmi 1. C. 1!. NeiiWander, espet'llileDI o/lbe moat anlmat:not norplllly t~e tii~Jie· lillb .i!U.Ol;o~ 1 "o•· birds and lurteya 18 '1aUona pet 1 at the NtU 11ou1< In eo. P. Sloe~~~~ao, 1. D. WIIMI=· ataUOI eotom~lOIIal. will, p..-1 co"tuded Ill lbo tei'JII, red -~ d;y OYetlltil ln . .:lilj 'al 1 p. m. one hundred blrdJ. , . A ebaln llore repreaentatlve, • aodat(on tumbua, FebruarY u wiD bear It Alban "' llle Olllo the laleal ~ on the Take liver, for eumple. !lee! ~ lhe iubJ:.ct ot' ~iMI; \liter ., For humll! uae 1M need 11 ,.. Co•&reasman, a bulllle,. analyst ~uueotlona 01 bow 10 eut EJ:petlmellt lllttiOD Ill 'ff IIIII . ··• ,. : 1 ' Uver, of eolll'l", eomea from 1111- •01 1oiirct ol w~lor. 1~ .mUk bo~e lllnated al 110 gallons· per pereon and a colleee prole&aor will opeak aome production eoata. uyo II. C. Wittiielr ftiiOIII 011 n&all, 14d. imd eontrol of lweel .,mll,..et.t " I~ cattle. II '' aomo1'1\11 ·~ ••d for h~l ~ye: , Jlfr dar which lneludeo kitchen. to Oh1o cattle feeders at their an· meyer, OIUo Slatl vlllwnllr Elo root crop lumllm lttll ~ lloberl PariJU. lltWIOII plul ·. ~ ~~~~~~~~uercatlie. In texture than thel of youna Tblo meednlf Ytlilh ~- l!eiJIJ liundry, bathinl and ..nltary nuol meetlnl JanUBf\' 30 In the ten&lon horttculturllt. IODIIIl"' llf tqwpmeal IUIIUfK· pelllol""'"' wiD ........ oo Iller • .;,. . tarm. It uaually coata leu, teo. wor•ed out ·eoopua\IVely with purpoaeo. For datry uteulLI 30 Southern Hotel here. . BlbY beeiJIYOr eom" !rom younl t~e Racine v0-~1 Department lo 110 gallona per 4•Y Ia ~ w. E. Fil>llbhon, Cinoinnati, Nlllley, Eltellllon opeele· dUeue lll~ntc vepta... beef onlmala. It baa 1 moderately and the apleut~al *neloe · ol and fiuehlne dairy barn on addl meat mcrchandllet for a chain In veeetable eropo at Bullet• \.;ow=..~~~~·;i;;i:;;;.;;;:i;iii;ii;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fine velvoly leallire, b somewhat tba eounl)' will prel'ept" ont ol tlonal 30 to Dll ;IDOna per day. store, and WIIUom !1. Poage, Cot> ll1t Un!Yenlty, New Bnuuwlck, N. I. · ' more tender. than thet lroll,l ma· the waya ~etp .C'ounty " farmer• The averaae !arru lamlly on • gres&man ol waco, Taus and a dileuu productlOil eoots In ,. t~re ••lmoll, and to coneralty m.. may' ..rely &Oiv~ IJieli water IUP· .Ommereyl !arm mar uae !tom member of the l!OUJe a&rleullural an Illustrated ..,.,.. widely ·t dlum priced, · ' . PlY olluotloo. · 100 lo 1110 lono of water each committee, wilt' appear on the Calvea Uver ,, !rom lmmoture . )lilly .M;IP. eoianl)' farmel'l yeor lor Jlveatock ud home ... morning program. Fi!>llbhon Will known among •ea.Uble arwwere PilftiM, loft Wallr eatlle of, perbapa, leu t1wt one atpna wllb tnd~Mo ilf" found Durlne the lui lew aummero opeak on "The Retailer Looks At ' Ill VS POll yeor bf,•••· II hat a line, velvety Ttlter' ahortai' 11 . a 4tfi9lle many Melp County farmer• have Future B<ef Merehandlotng and SOFT WATEl SERVICE texlbre and a vory deUcale llavor. ijjntUna faetor .' ~production. realized bow valuabl~ a pond can Salea" and Poage wlll give a pro~~ too, Ia cenerally moderatoly \(olt.Y we!lJ hove n !lrllled 1p be u 1 aouree of llveatock drink· are.. report on bee! promotion Georae R. lolmaon. dlairDWI of the department of IIIIIIIW eeJenee priced. , \~• county wllli '•~i~ · qr· ·lbem In& woter. Today lbe number of lelialat<on. also ,' Veal liver eomealrom the younl coll!IPl up -¥1b Jlf!!~ •. tupply farm ~onda In the county Is coD· Other features of morning se~ at Ohio State, wW aerve u lilaltPineal Automalle or Semi Au- eat!. It hu a lllbl col~r and very of pool' quality tfliol ~mlnat· ltderobly over olx hundred. Even aiollll Include an addreu by Rob muter lor a banquet l<lledulecl lo \ velvety toxture, and the moll e.t water or·v~ '!111\t' o~ DO wa· wltb thi.s lnereaoe In ponds ert c. Hatgler of Bloomlngbur&, start at 6 p. m. lliQIIUC home • OI)'Ded SolteD- line, ,> delicate novor of aU. 11 It hlgller tlr at ' 111. ·• ; . , . mony (lrmera IIIU find them- president of the a880Cl1Uon, and " I prleed thin the ot~, too. ' Two year ~o ·f!!f well drjllera icjvoaln n'ed Ql\woter. With I~· eommittee reports. ela, Filters. I 1 111 Pork liver eooli lout of oU. ·II ot the eoian!y l"f.!iilia tllii the crqaetl em~ll on dairy . uru· 1118NEYI '/' his ~ DlOII pron9t1Med liver tlmle well,:l~,, •!liP' ,C4UIUl tallon, aecurln1 ol IUttabl• T. Obal hualoe51 analyst Of -.I.VICE and II ao~llet, ~ker 1D ,;,be~ dtlP"': W'lll!¢ ..;!filii : frGIII III!OIIDI! ol uf~> woltr lor milk Dearborn, M<eh., wlll&peak in the aay otber. J.e 1o live Pll•lli Mf•'Jllllod\e. houoe purpooea llu been dlffl· afternoon on "The Buslne" ct• SOFT WATER 81!iA .. ' AD b hlab In Iron ~G~~tePt 'tlili ,oul$ ~ ;c Jijt)l' . fllcljl~ cult W)tlle drilled wells have mate In Commerce and Industry," .,. Pltono llfi.X" m ftil 11 ~n euellea\lltiUI'Ct ol (ill ~~pply ;.;, """" ,' \UI' w11e11 toag been conalaered the beat and C c. Culberl!on ol the de· . . II~D IITOC!~ 1 ,......, vitamin A and rlbollaVin, II COli' ~mia)'t!l• •Jilt, •t~,t~CI en; ll · ~Ill' 1o,rce ol ..1e water many !arliJ· partment ol animal huobondry of • 4 W. Vf.. l;i;!:;;;;;;;;;;:;;~$:;:;;:;;;::•1 tala, aa mQCII protcln 11 naular erc!JI dilr>:·'flnll 1 jl · oot 111.. m hare foutsd they were un· Iowa State Colle1e,runea, will dl• ; culo ol me~~ oad m«o .miner all. '\~ate . ·, • : . able 10. oeeure outfidenl water cuu the value of h<gh mo11ture irAJTI'D ..... ........... .°''IU4. , Mony loe\0!'1 ·1~•·-·lhe Ia· ani! IM q111llty waa !requenlUy vice In some caaes fmonctal ,.. - 80~ -·· ·.·: ·· ······· ····· 7101 ta!<e of. waler"''·ll•eltocil· In ·• not oallafaelorY alter be "1' slstance h08 been available from UVAIIUTY· •~ .-.~: •. ·.-. .. ...... ..... . •% D,nantk, D-14 neral w11 It ~~·U~Ie !he eon· drilled. the A. s. c lor the conatruction mpllon of lrf.l i\141le(, -Qen ·The meetlna at Racine will tell 9f form ponds whtch perm•t du IMGINIIIOWII 4QB ... ; ................ t weeP. aaa:r• ey are on dry ' eHi and tbi story of bow "rrntl'l 88 well tributlon of live~tock on differ· D4TB SOLD ..... ;., ........... on. I, IJS7 s~Up drink thfei tt !•.IIJ IJ¢lnd• u aebools and others ha•e been ent p.. ture ar!ao tnruughout the AVJUGi',._GaT PBIIIID , ...... Ut ol Y''ter lor ¥•h l'l'uftd of ~y oble to IIIIer, eblorlnate ond year. tOatter. Water etJ11!1mf!lo~ ' a]oo otberwlle treat water 111lm latm tao~~-~ itpds to be ,hllber': oti .~1~4 of po•do 10 11 ca.n be aalety u~ed · Tbia meet1ng oilers anyone in ' TOTAL COST PliJ'10UHD OF MEAT . , 15.1 ,.. h roleln ' con'loot· !111111 011 "~' ter••ted 1n adequate safe water ' What l~e future holds 1m Ohto ~·I P · · •' ' · In • milt houoe or lor human hl1ber pro~iM .f4 ·II~[,~" ednmmpt ' ioiL suppltes an opportunity to get potato arowera wiU be dlae~ · Another o ~nJhlJ t ....acwf'o .. . thelr questions snswered on thf. In • t~lil oeulon, of lbe Ohio c. 1(. Roblnaon. Sanltery ,Engl· developments which have ocru•· Veteta~te and Potato Growera ao· tatle of feed ,tb~ ,fff~, , )I~' ~ oa'll!nt nler !ro}D lbe Ohio Department red In this lteld m the d11lerent aoclollon meetlnl February S-6 In ~noUrilpUon Is of tbe feed lllelt .~lf .~b\11· of Heatlb and llelvllle Pal"'er, states and countieo. the Nell House here. ed that dry: ·.owl *·;~]iiJ· · bay EJ:tenalon A&rleultural Enslncer • clrroll Bartter, !l'liato · 1 '• ' ., ~ ( from Columbia Statton, 1110 lead eonoumer Dil poundi 6! water -• wlll be preoeat at 'the meetlnc ~~r,-.•1•1-.•J'.Y, lbe 'llloeJ!IItoni Ill. 1!. Cr•••n•, do- tiJy byrvlllen' I~~· ~ay ' ilid ldondoy nllbtlo exlllaln how'lthe (lll'llllenl of a¢.eullur,l eeonom· silaie lbey eoQllllll~~. ~nlji, ..!~ 17atema oper~te incl how th•l ' ' hove worked out In actual praclcs at Ohio State and lb' expert· pouhds. •ment staUon, will dlaeJ!II loettlon of potao 8fOWinl areal aild trendo The 1""11 or' ~ojl,~~ 1\IO I!S;mplea of water from ponds woter «t~PUOI I jil'cat and otber aources will also bll In .thll rioperl. WtltMir Gould, allect8 deal. Dry Hol!loln O.OWf. ~ .tn 1 hortleulturlot ol Ohio State and a~out !l'lunda .ot•wster- 1 dl~ aya)table lor testlnc snd tasl na. 90 the experiment station, will de· wlleil produeiJig, When 11'\'oludlli Aa dairy herda m Meigs county OHIO VALLEY oerlbe new po\4lo produeta, such 20 to pouncla ,6f 'Jillll< per- day beCOme fewer and larger thr: NelloaYIJie, Oltlo 110 •• potato naketi, canned potatoes nl•v eonoume 160' ~~1\111 of. WI· water. auppliea on lh~ dairy farms FHD CO. and eblpa. tel cows produ•lpg jp •po~!ntb of wUI become more aerioua. Raelne r _ ....h T~chnlcal &ISiatance on eon Pbo11e 3151 milk per doy.-, clfiJtt, ~1:•-· · os otruetlon of ponds on larma has 110 pou~da ol' w~wr ,day pr been ovallable lor mat1y years 10 ., • • • • 11 1 1 • I oboUI 24 callo'ita. ' . from the Soil Conoenallon S6r· ' • 11 • a• ., Editorially :'l'lil> Mil .,. · .~W~·1JN . ~AIUIING ' ' •••••l . PaiKt-lp; Ch•c~·UP . . Spe~ial ~~g \~{/'l'OMA : I)RYBits ~trrOMATI(} DRYEts i-EL".wklc;f J-.E.-Ie :dlli'O~ATIC WA~IIER8 ~'V'JIOMA't;'IC 'DR'URS 1 J-t!eu:rf;.itJrttlG~nA,T08-SPEOl-'ft J-Eii!ctii.C THEY · MUST GO·! I I j 1-tZ cu. FT. REFIUGERATOR- Freezer Comb. . t-14 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator-Freezer Combination I-ELECTRIC RANGE - IMPERIAL 3-16 CU. FT. CHEST FREEZERS :1-21 cu. t·t·. cnEsr FREEZERs ' 1 • 1'!,. 1 "! , I , , , ~11 cu. ·rr;.:urmotr .nEBZIJIS ~18 CU. ·rf., UPafGHT FlEEZERS ~%% CU. FT. VPliiGHT FdEZE&s ~~~ ·:WATER I-30 CU, FT. UPIIQ.B't I'IEUJIR11-$0 cAL. . WTERS . '. :·. 4,,1 'NQV/- ~TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR MODE·~ ~~~MGE ' . ~ :"' ..:: w·E DELIVER- SERVICE- FINANCE - FREE DELIVtilll' WITHIN · Ill MQ.Js V$ C,~LLECT POMEROY 98 FOR EVENING APPOINTMENT ·: ·; .. Pomeroy E. Main St. Phone98 ' . �' • ' ' ' • • One Of League's Top le.Bri :; ~~~~--~~~----~~-Z~------~--------~-~D~ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 24, 1958 seaterS.Here T ... SPORTS DESK "I -'· AT'Cbst·: .·}, . PI;US TAl' ~ OLD BA~Y 1 ·; . · . Powell~s .. ~-$1Ub up ..- · ,·· Serviae·Station ~~ . " '••N·tl T4 ' BUY NOW PlY. LATER AI. \Wiii'•·ttio1 Fri~lY . Hljht usi ou'R EAB"Ii CREDIT . II• Wii6Yi ttul PLAN 20% OFF ;. CLEARANCE SlU ~na~·Ohio I On All Ntw 1t57 Mo!lol BOATS ' Moton &Tradtf'tl •I 0u1y A Few te~< lA" TRADE-INS Aefep~ ·. QPIN UNTIL • . P.M. PLATFORM ON ALL MODELS fortcaalfor molt per reJiion! of the· Rockies, gen· ;_; SUITES and pmumed dead. Chief Fire Marshal Raymond .t. said as many " 12 to I~ l·per·soiu may have died ln tbe .. 1953 CHEVROLET IILAIR HARDTOP Reg. trano., 2 tone finish, R& · custoM 4 lii>O~ PRICID RIGHT ••e• R•t· '34.50 $16861 DILUXI 4 DOOil II'BY met.tlllc finish. ihifl. Sweet little lix ' A lOt bf ~ Oriatnal dli;k blrto fhil!h Ilk.. ftoW. ittbiUtd illlfl, heater, wt covers. A iOOd lid car !hat will l(ive you a TUTTLE MOTOR ~0. OpQ Evelllnp 1'1U 8 P.M 110 W. MilD P•oo• 82·1 of setvl.ce. ~1\.rttytlian's Wishes. · · · ' sl:al·s' 11®" roi \ · "· H. tlefrodol-. Wl!W tires. Like ntw. hodiea of two childreq, were from the rubble Thurs· · by firemen searching ail~! Authorities said they I~g;;:~tlJ were two of the six ilh· 1.1 of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ~)V.r.ed I{X~itlib>Si_.ze~ . )ldhlohs ltli:~'iliii~. dl~hl!~ are thl one. • lhl* . · llfll1l\' 1110011! ·M" .,.., ·1111. ~1\ I 1 .,. ' ,-illsTAU RANT . ' I with automatic nit dlw,:k, .., .. a4apten, pcilill\illr tild lllldiiii 1 driU alalld llld ••I Glll')llllt ,I n -month-old the only far. ' About 20 other children were llrg. $299.00 SALE ONLY .,.00 $199.00 9x12 t7Uil Value $Cilf'~ $48.00 • ' • '""""" lteg........ Gu RliiJi, lilt . . •...$0 Fu~tuN laio uus Tablei $8.00 , it lteg. $1US to U9.•5 • Reg. i ~·u Cheater, Ohio Stili' l'at1Jett ... , .. Trap Jeweler Be Your Guide· 1 $59100 I PLATFORM ROCKERS ,' Only $39.00 I • N'IW · . See Our Night Phone 2451-6 ' PHONE 8161 .7 P~. Dinetle Sets 36x60". T~ble Full Sue Chairs 1>6ok at the Prlt:e it o.nd Ra4i" . , \ · Ptittah. Motors, Inc:. · 4tl 8. It'd .Aft.' '· Mod~lt' iilllth ny Meport Dumont $68.00 , Motl•l~~; rlne Line of Au~malleWisJ;ters, Dryers, Reftlge.;pt~rs _an~ ·~·~- . .· AL"EN AP~~l~NCE . · !!!! ' ' f!!UO a·t·~~, ~-bl~~ ' ~ ·. '• .. wHtl.. TN" WT HI-CHAIRS li!iPitt •ut.oo For Th6 . Be~~ In APP·LIANCES ' . llllice;-Sale . U78.te . .Air SlTS · Bien tt.laii11CJ about puffing in i nowliaohtn Slni 7 Hire i• o ito! vilue ••• ind u iflini It li IIi• bid ol!<t ytu'H liild enywhm, ' SERVICE Gu 1 _• Only 54'' KITCHEN • .Ut:ti • ac ; I tq. -.uus '' .You Give . Wttb Prld• ·Ldt·rliur U2.00 . - . .. , n , SU.NRAY GAt RANGEs diieonttnued Rtylet. noncoaimll.tal note: "tl\ere iJ no in . aillu!ng thai things have been done different- lzaak Walton Club Jb1 ,Pll~)le 11M ., FOU JllJBBI!R CVSBIONS 'Ohooae from Modern, TradiUon· al and Previn<iol deaign . in l!ihl and dnrt wood. Lamp, step, Cockiall and Corner ti· 6!ol t.kcin lroni our recular ett!Ck and reduqed for thlt salt.. Qlli! or 1>1-o of a kinil. Sdmt m when her from an uphopes i byliinder catch thl child. The baby, however, plummeted to her death on the sidewalk. '· For 'tlte Gift · tOWI·NG ,.~. DINOn . . ·, SET ~ ' ·Sunday, January 26 HOUR I 7 OCCASIONAL TABUS SHOTGUN SHOOT 75' a w"k Uot! WOOL· RUGS TERMS · ·-rn"tt&Wit .. ~.00 LIVING ROOM (C,ntlilved From Po111 Ono) HURRY .TO KARR • YAN lANDT's UNSAfiONAL $71... Vallie BALE ONL\' Curved SeellonaJ, FifteetrReported ~ lUGS S PIECE erally fair rnd wanner weather wes predicted for the rest of the nation. ---·~ ·~ WOOl $39.00 " .. .... 911.1 ' .. .· Reg, $ilt.to ONLY ~f££t~~~ ~ the Pacific Coast, whil6 rain iiW or inow waa expeetM in tbe Qrea! Basin and the northjrn pta· teau. Other than ftunles n the northern Gfeat Lakes ahd the up- METROPOLITAN MARINE . TONIGHt-! ROCdks ' Precision E"glneered 39-Piece Power Drill Set ~auoN· ttow saa~~ 0~ SUITiS Double Dresser. Reg. $239.95 ·.' $f88.00 $6.99 ll �' • ' ' ' • • One Of League's Top le.Bri :; ~~~~--~~~----~~-Z~------~--------~-~D~ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 24, 1958 seaterS.Here T ... SPORTS DESK "I -'· AT'Cbst·: .·}, . PI;US TAl' ~ OLD BA~Y 1 ·; . · . Powell~s .. ~-$1Ub up ..- · ,·· Serviae·Station ~~ . " '••N·tl T4 ' BUY NOW PlY. LATER AI. \Wiii'•·ttio1 Fri~lY . Hljht usi ou'R EAB"Ii CREDIT . II• Wii6Yi ttul PLAN 20% OFF ;. CLEARANCE SlU ~na~·Ohio I On All Ntw 1t57 Mo!lol BOATS ' Moton &Tradtf'tl •I 0u1y A Few te~< lA" TRADE-INS Aefep~ ·. QPIN UNTIL • . P.M. PLATFORM ON ALL MODELS fortcaalfor molt per reJiion! of the· Rockies, gen· ;_; SUITES and pmumed dead. Chief Fire Marshal Raymond .t. said as many " 12 to I~ l·per·soiu may have died ln tbe .. 1953 CHEVROLET IILAIR HARDTOP Reg. trano., 2 tone finish, R& · custoM 4 lii>O~ PRICID RIGHT ••e• R•t· '34.50 $16861 DILUXI 4 DOOil II'BY met.tlllc finish. ihifl. Sweet little lix ' A lOt bf ~ Oriatnal dli;k blrto fhil!h Ilk.. ftoW. ittbiUtd illlfl, heater, wt covers. A iOOd lid car !hat will l(ive you a TUTTLE MOTOR ~0. OpQ Evelllnp 1'1U 8 P.M 110 W. MilD P•oo• 82·1 of setvl.ce. ~1\.rttytlian's Wishes. · · · ' sl:al·s' 11®" roi \ · "· H. tlefrodol-. Wl!W tires. Like ntw. hodiea of two childreq, were from the rubble Thurs· · by firemen searching ail~! Authorities said they I~g;;:~tlJ were two of the six ilh· 1.1 of Mr. and Mrs. Roy ~)V.r.ed I{X~itlib>Si_.ze~ . )ldhlohs ltli:~'iliii~. dl~hl!~ are thl one. • lhl* . · llfll1l\' 1110011! ·M" .,.., ·1111. ~1\ I 1 .,. ' ,-illsTAU RANT . ' I with automatic nit dlw,:k, .., .. a4apten, pcilill\illr tild lllldiiii 1 driU alalld llld ••I Glll')llllt ,I n -month-old the only far. ' About 20 other children were llrg. $299.00 SALE ONLY .,.00 $199.00 9x12 t7Uil Value $Cilf'~ $48.00 • ' • '""""" lteg........ Gu RliiJi, lilt . . •...$0 Fu~tuN laio uus Tablei $8.00 , it lteg. $1US to U9.•5 • Reg. i ~·u Cheater, Ohio Stili' l'at1Jett ... , .. Trap Jeweler Be Your Guide· 1 $59100 I PLATFORM ROCKERS ,' Only $39.00 I • N'IW · . See Our Night Phone 2451-6 ' PHONE 8161 .7 P~. Dinetle Sets 36x60". T~ble Full Sue Chairs 1>6ok at the Prlt:e it o.nd Ra4i" . , \ · Ptittah. Motors, Inc:. · 4tl 8. It'd .Aft.' '· Mod~lt' iilllth ny Meport Dumont $68.00 , Motl•l~~; rlne Line of Au~malleWisJ;ters, Dryers, Reftlge.;pt~rs _an~ ·~·~- . .· AL"EN AP~~l~NCE . · !!!! ' ' f!!UO a·t·~~, ~-bl~~ ' ~ ·. '• .. wHtl.. TN" WT HI-CHAIRS li!iPitt •ut.oo For Th6 . Be~~ In APP·LIANCES ' . llllice;-Sale . U78.te . .Air SlTS · Bien tt.laii11CJ about puffing in i nowliaohtn Slni 7 Hire i• o ito! vilue ••• ind u iflini It li IIi• bid ol!<t ytu'H liild enywhm, ' SERVICE Gu 1 _• Only 54'' KITCHEN • .Ut:ti • ac ; I tq. -.uus '' .You Give . Wttb Prld• ·Ldt·rliur U2.00 . - . .. , n , SU.NRAY GAt RANGEs diieonttnued Rtylet. noncoaimll.tal note: "tl\ere iJ no in . aillu!ng thai things have been done different- lzaak Walton Club Jb1 ,Pll~)le 11M ., FOU JllJBBI!R CVSBIONS 'Ohooae from Modern, TradiUon· al and Previn<iol deaign . in l!ihl and dnrt wood. Lamp, step, Cockiall and Corner ti· 6!ol t.kcin lroni our recular ett!Ck and reduqed for thlt salt.. Qlli! or 1>1-o of a kinil. Sdmt m when her from an uphopes i byliinder catch thl child. The baby, however, plummeted to her death on the sidewalk. '· For 'tlte Gift · tOWI·NG ,.~. DINOn . . ·, SET ~ ' ·Sunday, January 26 HOUR I 7 OCCASIONAL TABUS SHOTGUN SHOOT 75' a w"k Uot! WOOL· RUGS TERMS · ·-rn"tt&Wit .. ~.00 LIVING ROOM (C,ntlilved From Po111 Ono) HURRY .TO KARR • YAN lANDT's UNSAfiONAL $71... Vallie BALE ONL\' Curved SeellonaJ, FifteetrReported ~ lUGS S PIECE erally fair rnd wanner weather wes predicted for the rest of the nation. ---·~ ·~ WOOl $39.00 " .. .... 911.1 ' .. .· Reg, $ilt.to ONLY ~f££t~~~ ~ the Pacific Coast, whil6 rain iiW or inow waa expeetM in tbe Qrea! Basin and the northjrn pta· teau. Other than ftunles n the northern Gfeat Lakes ahd the up- METROPOLITAN MARINE . TONIGHt-! ROCdks ' Precision E"glneered 39-Piece Power Drill Set ~auoN· ttow saa~~ 0~ SUITiS Double Dresser. Reg. $239.95 ·.' $f88.00 $6.99 ll �• I j I /6--Dally Scntmel, Pomeroy M1ddlep01l, 0, Jan 24 1958 - . -=.-.-;-=-;;;;.;;-=;;;;;;;. fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS m- PtfONE 398 RATES ~~ ~ ord 4 one ~ruoa Mir.bnum eb~J Fuller BRUSH MAN James Marrlllu 7!6 ! Main St. Pomeroy. Ohle l'hono No. Alttr WANT ADS Z cuts Your Only Autilorlud " lOc -4 ::rt~l per wurd to1 Llirec eousecuhv.r mseruona SPt---tJal - Ont> month for z.., cent~ per word Full ratr of 2 centS per WOld Will be charged for adl'ertlstn& U lOt pa1d 1-lr before the 15~n of eacb month followmg lnsertiua Krn>r~ m AdvcrtJ£1Dg-Should 'le reported Jmmedu.lely Tht Da1ly Sentmcl wall not l:>e respor.&ble for mo1e than one mcor s Pfo\ 10.7-d CORN HUSKER ICRATCHIO ARCADIA. Calli UP - BeMason City Cub Scout Packs Congress Asket! By President eause or recurrln( tend<Jn trou· ble, the .Uansollen Farm's Com Planning Varied Activities Husker will not bt able to run For Controls On Labor Unions --- WASHINGTON (UP) - President Eisenhower asked Con. gress today to slrip labor unions of mcome tax exemptions and federlll bargalDing r!J!hls unless they file deWled finan· 120 ~ 1 1nsuronce c1al statements w1th the Uibor Department COMPLETE Insu;;;;;-p~ The Presltlent made the request m a spti'Cial message out life, Auto F1re Poho Ca11 Dan Unlng a seve~~opomt program des1gned to ehmmate racieteer· M1lls Middleport, Ohio Plans were made for a bake sale to be held at tbe B and D Market 1n Mason on Saturd9.y Jan 21!, recently when the Cub Scouts, Pack .2M of Mason met at the grade schGGI :Money realized {rom the bake sale will be used for um{onns and other equipment needed Each Cub Scout wa:; ass1gnerl the JOb of contacting five fam 1 hes tor eontnbut10ns to the sale Donations of either food or cash will be accepted and may be macte by calling Mrs Hpyt Sayre or 1\lrs Harry Surface m case tht! scouts do' nol co11tact you A comm1tle was also appomted lo nn1k.e plans for the Blue and Gold banquet wlnch will be held sometime m February 1\IPr.l l>crs of the committee are Mr!i F:u la Redman, Mrs Ruth Ryan, \1rs Jca11 Ehersbach anrJ Mrs France~ Stewart Members of the ~"efreshment comm1lteu apptllntcd for tile year are Mrs Vwum ~~ry, Mrs Bet nard Boggs Mrs Eileen Fore· man and Mrs Ptrl Bur(ls It was decided that fathers of members of the Pack should take turns m alphabetical order m hcadmg recreahon foUowmg Pack meet!ngs 1hc Scoutmg Exhtbilion whtcll w11l be held on API'! 12 at the National Guard Armoay ncar h Pleasant was dtscus~cd A meet 1ng date for tlte Park was set for Jan 29 Devotwns at the recent mel'l Ina in labor and management Barnrs Simpson Insurance Agen-;y He also urged Jaws to requ1re work ' law or extension of anti Maddlcport Fare- Automobile secret ballot election of most un trust laws lo eover unions The Bonds J•honr 631~ X 6-20 tl ion officers and complete dis Whate House r.a1d the admmtstra closure of, welfare fund opera lion opposed such proposals Here are the points m the Uons red tnscrbun Card ol Thank> and Spedal Notlcea of Events 51 00 01 ttowtu Under has proposal unions Presidents program -ReqUire reporting to the La publiShed at I cent per word. Scaled bids will be received in wblch refuse to file accurate fi bor Department on all health nanc1al reports would 1>e aubjcct the office of the Vdlsge Clerk, welfare or penslon funds whethe; these penalhes _ I _I J _Nottees _ ~--\I i:ll Hog for ~ale Sec George Pomeroy Ohro, until 12 o'clock to -Den1 al of all nghta or prlvt admmtstcred by employers un noon on February 3 19!;8 on any Used J a ~) ~ p ln DryN Washf'I T Spencer \\olf l'cll Huad leges ava1lable to them under fed 1om or both Failure to do so would be made a misdemeanor Mu:it hr 111 g 11 d nnuhtwn ( all 1 24: tfc of llie followmg proposals I For the purchase by the VII erallabor management relation - Require all umons - from 1n 64Ji \f nl lit pt r! 1 23-31<: f ;.I- UsetJ ~ldlliOIIed pi lage laws Th1 s could mean access to o[ Pomeroy of a new 19M tcrnahonal to local level - to file anos Pnced to St'll ~~ree ctel!v tudor f1\e passenger black sedan the National Labor Relations c1y Call Hutlmd ~urnature together w1th the followmg added Board and federal 1 medtation detailed ftnanc1al reports to be Ill Cord Of Thanks available for public exammatlon Store Ph one 2 4811 1 24 3tc equ1pment wmdsh1cld washer services It would IJ.e a misdemeanor to Our hr.1rlftlt thanks f o~ the ~ ct Revoeatlon of certificates iscf k 1 ndn t " ~ nH~ " ~~c s nf ~\m 137 acres m OhiO Good coal fiVe black tires, foam rubber froni sued to unions after they won fall to ftle these reports Umon bmldmgs and mtncrals Ne~ lleat directional signals, heater oCf1clals also would be subJect to pathy and hl .llltlful flor<~l o! lot of other coal land In Ath and defroster, back up Hghts otl bargalmng roghtho In NLRB elec su1t by members who suspected f •1 II ,., , II Ill lllll tn ;JIIy fr1111 J ens ( uunly $7500 00 Ora Kaser ftlter and 01! bath aJr cleaner Po- tlons 111 our s ul IJ rc Vf lOt nl 111 liH -Forfeiture for an "approprl· misuse of umon money 623 Ave! y St Parkersburg, W llee 1dentlflcahona to be pamted ( O~.!i ! f Ollr ht )I)V('I I hii SI>a mJ ate period" of tax-eJCempt status - Require that labor orgamza Va (I) 21, 6tp on car accordmg to specifications and fdtht r All m ll cmpl m Roportt Now Roqulrtd twns cert1fy that local ofr1cers now on file In clerk'a o[fiee, Porn& Spen d th 1n ks to Hcv Uu1dcn Unions now are required t.o ftle were elected dtrectly by secret 1hrashed baled st;:"aw Paul '"(}r; roy, Ohio Mrs Jllr 1•1r 1rc! chmr ~wm • fininciaJ 1eporta But aeveral ballot and national officers by sc Long Bcttum Phone 3032 l'un cr 11 Humr I ewis Manlr ; Each bidder should bid on both Jatce unlofts, such as the United I 17 61p ballot or thrtlugh conven AUlnlltn !1 WIS Ma nic} Po:-;l a tudor and loor door s1dan, a Mh'le Warkers and the Interna- tlons where delegates were cho263 end lhr :\fa~on Counl\ standard and automatic transmls tional Typographical Umon, do en by secret ballot DAV lul1 & Ethan llr~mp I t slon, a "' and eight cylinder mo· not do 5(). - Reqmre aJI employers report ~~ \241 1~ - -----·- tor, stlmdard, and all leather up· The Pre!ldenl sa 1d th~ be llnanelal dcallngo w1th umons or 3 ruorn np.ll tmcnt 2 sleeping holllery, and transferring all radio rooms ~~ unmhc d or unfurmsh equipment, siren, ,spotlight. fire could not 1enore the l dbclosures their of!tcer~ either directly or t I l.nsl & Found eu 'Call 3811 Y I 24 61p eKtinqulsher, lrom present m to at congressional hearilgs of ccor- through a th1rd party Um01ls and FOUUNIJ nt.al \ l a~o n Umu; key ruption, racke\eering and abuae umon offlcliJs wauld be required new car rm K r 11 ~ ~ \cral keys ,uul of trust and power In the labor to report 81mtl111 dealings w1th 2 For th~ aale by the Vlllage management field sm~ ll llrtll st tn.., Owner ma v Slt!eplng rooms Clllsc m town employers. These reports would 127 Butternut Ave Pmnef\ly of Pomeroy il11 19Gtllour-door Pon- There was no menhon In the be made public by the Labor De claim l1y Jtl~nli f)lllg and pay111g l lBI2k tiOc sedan without its radio equiP" for .1 d Pholll' Ul8 D:uly Ser. memge of a national rlght-jo- partmenl - Bar coHuston between union hncl OlfJl C Mccl~c~mc Stred Apartments business room trfliler ment, spotlights, fire exUtlgutsher space (all 6170 1 1~ tfe and flashing signata The h•dder nf all parhea may be fully deter- and management rcsultmg 1n Pomcruy 1.!3 tfc mlf stste either wl{at he wlll give mined, adjusted and protected, "sweetheal't" contracts that pro------ ---·----~ LOST - Block, brown and white l• Olt REN t ....... ExtansJOn Ladderd, for the 19Gtl Pontiac Sedan or what and that he be authorh:ed antl or- vide few benefits for employes Bca~l c Owner Gene Coleman Scalfold Boa~d5, IJ1op Cloth~ amount he w11l allaw aa a trade· dered to aell said real estate IC· Employer financing ol efforts to Pomeroy Cub Scouts Den rwo c 111 62711 J I 22 ato Clmlon h shu Mattllcport, 0 m r<Jr the new police eruiser de· c:ordinr to tile statutes in IUCh prevent union orga111zmg would mel Tue~day after school at the scribed above case made and provided, and for be outlawed Phone 6263 X llllf Nc•u!hl & clt-;-k -(. ~r~gc Ph;c home of Mr and Mrs WaynP Each bidder may bid for either such other and further rcUef as -Create the post of comm1s Sw1sher West Mam Street 3611 Uat ll t: Ohw I 20 r - --the purchase of 1936 Pontiac or he may be entitled to The mcd1ng OJJened w1th the Said real esta:e 11 descf!bed 'as bun SIOT}Crpowers o1 1abo reports and ~lght Roou1 llou 9c 1wu story for the tiOle to the Vlllago of to rmvesttgate 11nygne rc ( u)J Scout Promise and the laws (8) Aui\J 5oles Mmlu n h.dh un ~cc unfl flaor Pomeroy of new pollee cruiser de follaws ports on labor managemcllt actlv ot the pack, after wh1ch Mr lt!lllt i!IHI liJ V liOI Y UO ftrst !Cribed above, or botb Each bid 1nt following described real es-- 1t1es and receive complamts from 195,1 MIIH I IHY J llr Ncu I!II J good g ,l!.l ~ L ~ hn ul ftvc nllllllle! must contam the full name of ev tate situated In the Township of umon memben as to the1r ac S" asher showed the boys how t\l sc,tl tu\tl ~ H&ll (i',n • ungru I f1om C1nllt , 10U!!C A N lien cry person or c<Jmpany interested Lebanon, In the county of Meigs curacy He al~ could seek in operate a mov1e projector mach me IWO [IIII I hllll rlll!lth f1u ud !JH :; ~cl , ~ 10M 18-l!t'l' in the same and the h1d must be and State of Ohio, 217 acres of junctions against viOlations of ~he 1111 LruJuHt $11l!l Rt.rl'liiMI , A colored f1lm was shown and accompanied by a check or obond wb1ch .re 10 Sect1on No 16, Town law, and i11sue subpenas to pro a mov1e made of the Cubs fl~ ~ 1101111roy 1 20 61• 5 rcom house w;u;-IJ~~A In tho sum of $100 00 to the oatls Lot uf fru1t trees Bryan fact1on of the Vallage Council as a No 2 and Rana:e No 11 \and 14 duce records and compel tesh ccrunony w1th Ronme Logar. ,m;o PO N l I\( :l ll f), p HI .!hie 1:10und and Dawl Mrdmcl 111 charge Hal rHt, Jtcctlsvalle Jlhunc Lool guaranty that II the bid Is acc•PI· acres being In 60 acre Lot No 17Z mony lrlii • ]Hlll II ! I I l]llt l01.1 J!ll lt of the Ohla Company s Purchase, Make the embezzlement of Vm wus J;!,l ncs were played rn IIIIC 3716 I 22 3lp ed a cont1 act w11l be entered lnt(\ $105 ll1d111rs Pomcru-. and bounded and described as fol- umon funds a felony and apply the rccrcalJOn room and sever:tl I 21 6lc and Its performance properly se lows Beginning at a posll5 chains the provisions of the C••mmal cured These checks or bonds· wUI south of the northwest corner of lode fm fahn g of fahe an forma !lid~rcs of th e gro up were taken Refreshments of hot dogs br.k ID54 Ill Ill\ .! IJr SIII'Ci tl nvn1 be returned at once lo all except 111d Section No 16, thence south tlon. The payment by any 0111011 ed bean~ potato salad rnckh:s, ll111\ 1 .!.: II IWt l tn nt hlut 11111 Multhr~ chains to a post, wh1ch Ia in If lrou l•ullll!II Y ~tuor lhe IIUCceslful bldd{'r Hi! check 25 the middle of lite weal line of o lela) or representative to an olives marshmallows hot chocl}o \\lll h l1111~h Nn\ blm :H ,I I t O Molclcls .uHi l'tl Molttl:;, ncctl or bond wtll be held until the eon said Section, thence east to th.e employer to mtlucnce has actions late an d cn tfrr. were served bv Yt 1s (, 1 tJtl I nc~ ,dl ,liOtllll i Nul ~d <~t cm l e 1111 tulun!J l ~uun tract or bid 111 propclly cJtccuted center of Ground Hog Creek, down m labor managcmellt malters, or 1\h s Sw1!ihcr tu Howard and Bill tl h ltllli SI\ (1)1 [ J! JS ( 1J $ J :lij~ by hun dl\ to !Ulii ~ V !III {l ll l t; Engllsti Harry G 1r11c~ Steve HI t lln t I 011\CfiJ\ I :,tl) ~' • 1 he r1ght ls reserved to rl!jccl the middle of the same to the \liCe versa would be a feluny I 20 61< I ng.ut tarn Ohio Rltler thenco up said nver to Deny labor unwns and em 1<1nl.l\l. Honme -(! oi PI 1 1 Jlllt ~ 111 Sugur any c111d all bids lt)5rl rIll Vlflll El 4 J)r Sr !11 8 post 15 chams south or the north ployers the benefits for failure to \\tie ~ D,lVld MtdUI('I I :Jrl y Man !. hu} ~ lui Edna Schoenleb Clerk Ut l,llt with [I()Wll,.! l l 11 II&JI Une of said scchon No 10, thence file accurate reports Under this km ~:ugcnc Triplrtt Htlly Young Hull .ncu l'holll UH!. X Vallage cf Pomeroy B1.nrl1 ulnr!):t lH,d lOla mrt ~11 west 97 chams 1~ lmks to the plovis!On accc:ts to lhe Federal Mr and M1s Orval Wil es, Mrs. ( I) ~~~ 61c Ill 24 31 :llc ftllll'lh Wl lh ~ put l t.S.'i ll l)l lt l\11 and Barbara, place of hegmnlng, contaiDlnll 231 Mcdtatlon Service and Natwnal Oliver Mtdlat•l lri!Utlll !I IIII $1405 Ul,rcllllti ' acres, nore or Jess Mediation Board could be demed Cha rles ~nd Don Swisher 1181 Employment 1 l'nnu rnv 1 :w t, t REFERENCE DEED Volume Unions also lose certJfacatlon as Wanted 133 page 288 of the Deed Records bargamlng agent and tax exempt 1')53 tO IUJ () P ·• ~~ ~ ~ ll I II w );til Melgo County, Ohio otalus lor ra•lure to file report. 1111 1111r(l t till ftll 1 111 ~ Subject buwever, to an ease- Amend the secondary boycoll r 1111 ilv 011~ 1 11 d t r f11m1 1 'A !Ill \\ wlt d Ni~lll 1111 ~ 1 J.: ICJ (ft' NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAR· mcnt given by Jennie Allen and proviSIOns ol the Tart Hartley Aet I 1 \IIIIi !Hit! 01 i\11 ~~~ 11 1 I \A/li lt Hux llh!! lht IJ,Jiy lNG ON INVENTORY wlnlt r w111t snm\ 1 n ~ (I 1 u• 1 s 1 1111 11 1 I'll 11 11 H Olnu Prob1te Court, Melt• Covntv, Ohio Frank C Allen, her •husbanll ,to lu prevent coerciOn of em.~loycrs $!1!15 Ulilt It 11~ 1 ~ p1 1 H ru) <!J :!I I 0 \he Exf'cutor or Adm1niBtra the State of Ohio, dated June 23, to enter mtu or eulorcc agree 1 11 1 2tl hl tor and In Much of lthe following lUI 1953 und recorded In Easement Re ments to stop dulng bsme5s with ---- - - - - - -(20)Business Servt"''" reSidrnls of the state of OhiO cord No 4 at pa&e 217 of the re another f1rm fha s would outlaw 1 hi'! Middleport Lrterary Club J!J5n IJCIII\ ,1 4 111 ~~ ~ .111 -11~1 ,.....~ KUI\I Vmg EIJousc a( any, next of cords of Easements of Meigs <.:oun· the ' hot cargo clau:-~e'' Wh rch 1s mel Wednesday at the home or a dev1ce used to ald or~anmng )'Irs Manon French •~r "nuld mt~l 1 111a \\uJ k 1---..;;,;;;;;;,;;;;..._,;;-;;;,;; - ...;;;:;;.;;;-;;. l klll bcndlclariC~ under the w11l ty, Ohio Fm thcrmorc, sub jet to an eue· drtvea by the 1earnsters Umon Mrs, Forrest Bachtel president, ~ ·r $150 Bl1ctt 111 ~ l'<lltt ll!l (rood ('lean l!scd Curs 1f .m} the utlorne~ or attori\CY~ ment g1ven by Jennie Al~ll and In lhJS section, the President was m charge of the busmcss 1 .!I I 1 1 ·All 1\lllk~s and Mmtels 1 ('pic~cntlng any of the aforemen III..I twucd pcr~ons J!~rank C Allen to the Colambus also reco111mended clar1fymg 1h~ mcct1ng when It was reported by L n You "" hereby notified that on and Southern OhiO Electric Com· Jaw to make clear that It does Mrs Dorothy ltarleJ that over $60 111511 ultlsuwlnlt U&ll Sllutlud AU 1'0 SALES the 21sl <loy of January, 19!8, an pany dated September 28, 19~3. not bar stukcs aga1nst employers worth of goods hom the School shift !'hone 2\J X nftl r ~ [tlY('lllOiy and Appraisement or and recorded in Deed Book No performang I .!4 Up farmed out' work for the Blind 111 Columbus had QUICK Sl.RVILE un Wutch He llw C!ilate of Francu Smith de 178 at page 'II of the Record• of lor a struck llrm The language been sold durmg nnd afl!O' the IJIIlrJOg by FacLury 'J'rauwd (CilllCd, late of Middleport In maid Deeds Meigs County, Ohio also would be clar1f1ed to permit Chnslmaa season by the club ltlb' AutoS.. ,v,ces watt hm ,tkcrli COLLINS JEWEI.r County was fil ed In thiS Court Also, subject to a Rl11ht of Way1 a str1ke agamst secondary em This money IS all sent back to tlte II II IIAWIINf,S SO~S CO : L4 EllS, Po mea u;t. l 3 U Hearing on sa1d tnventory and l(iven by Frank C Allen, et al to ployers at work on a constructaon school ho1r \\u~kl'r ~1 1 1 It II , _ _ _ -~ _ 1\ppuusement will be had before the Ohio Fuel Gao Company 4at- project when there " a diSpute The program planucd for tho Pho111 t12l7 Nl ~ hl l'ho! • lighter sade of hfe "e.s as folloWS\ HAll Ill & Till VISION Sl HVILF lhiS (ourt on the lith day cf Feb cd September 23, 19~ and re~ w1th the prunury employer fi(HOX POI\{, 1~ Pl U\tl\lll1 corded In Deed Book No 169 at -Oullaw piCkctmg to Ioree an Love Letters ol Phyllis Me· l'l1me .. llll llr 111111 A l)\)lilliiH' 1nary IB58, at 10 o clock A 'M IJI All hS Ifill ~11111 IIU W Mtill Strcrl ~ceptluns thereto may be filed Paae 321 or the records or Uccds employer to recn~:ruzc a unKJn Glntey by Mrs Noah Haskms when his employes have rejected '1he Wonderful 0" by James I' llllt 1 ~~~ 2 23 If hy any inte1cstcd party at any of Metas County, Ohio Furlhermore, subject to an the union 1n o bargammg elec 1 hurbet' was g1ven by Mrs For· -- - time palor to five da)s before the (91 For Sole easement g1ven by Jennle Allen lion w1thm the preceding year rest Bachtel who substituted for llumc ~ .twl Ct hlll l l Uuilclclli t..:all date :tet fur hearing ~Bu\~iiili11en - Kltdten Nll .,,I L•r J(l\1 Bua uc, Ohw WlrNESS my 5lgnature and F C of Allen, The toPresident alsoslatulory asked Con Mrs roll Elean()r Schaaf who Isverse Ill designed lor YfJIIf home Fnc 1 20 I' the sea l of sa1d Couat thu aDd the State OhiO,ber da~d gress cltangc the bclll The call was humorous e!iluua•.,s ~orcman & Ah 10tl - - ---- 2ltit da) ur January, 19118 1, 1932, and recorded 111 E:.rsement on voUn~ by economic str1ke1s m 1'wo new membc111 Mrs Emcr Phnnc fl.!"' Y 8 6 U John C Bacon Record No 1 at paQo 31Z thereol NLRB elections The AI'L CIO suu Jones and 'Mrs Fran Judge aud EK Offlrio Clerk Furthermore. subject to a right hils denounced the bnn a~ a \\urc welcomed Mfl! Wilham U x 12 111~ l1kc new, 1 lit llywttlltl (!) 24 31 2to of way given by Jennie Allen and 'uulon bu•tm~ deviCe and aa1d It I hum.IS (Mary Elizabeth Harting· ht (l J lll\ c lt\111 1Jiil~llt lOl l, Frank C Allen to The .Southern allowed a way for umpln)crs tu ctl was a guest us was Mrs Do 1 STRUCTURA~ I BEAM$ rr I \V ltll,lllll 20R 1J S u1lh OhiG Ele<:lrlc co. dW~ted June 2~. replace umon men w1th non unmn SLJvcrs and baby son Hostess for LEGAL NOflCI Sf'lll lltl M rltll t llurl l'h nu1 !CRAP IRON - METALS 1930, and recorded In Right of ' •rkers and thereby get rid of a the 11cxt mcetmg on ~obruary 5, rtOTICI OF IALI 8U7B M I !l 311 Htth>~ will he received unhl 10 00 Way Record Volume 3, page 77 union w•ll be announced later. VALLEY otlutk A M, on Saturday, Janu 1);;;;1pmt an.-1 thalr t.mi wm l1 thereof ' tlon Holt! ror $2!' l'hont 12 i\1 .ry 25, \0!8, at the ol!lce of W~b PlainUif, In his potltlon., al Yornt!ruy I :t:.! 1111 Phone 510 PomtrO) ster and Fultz, Attorneys, Pomeroy leaes the names of all hcin at Ohm for the purchase of the Hen law ond next ol kin ol Frank C lb.u;taur<t nt hWirl !i \\JII sl'll 1y Guy Singer real eatate situated Allen, doc,..ed, and the names or cheap fl48 S St•cmlll AH :\1\tl m Fraction 36 und Fraction 1, In all the heirs ol law and next of CONCJit:•n; BLOCKS dl<porl I 22 II< C hc~tcr Township, Me1g1 county, kin of Jennie Allen, deceaaed, who "Build Btfttr For LHI" Oh10, being a farm conolattns ol have consented to the sale of sanJ Our < ll.~ tonu r l i!~VHi p ~ l a i c ask llu ce parc:els of real eatate, total real estate and wba would be en· wr sdl hu f-250 00 ~tpllt y II GllUESEII DLOCK CO. ling 102\ii acrta, ~ltre or less f IIIH.l \111 tll ll kC t:iplll( ( Jllllllll h 1 tilled to ahare In the said real Sa1d real eatate was appraised eo\ate upon diJtrlhutlon $7~ U!l Onlv ear ly reilly Wi ll 1 3 Mllt1 Norltl of Pomeroy ut $2 700 00 and caonot be sold ~u ro first l hi\nll' al 1111~ or il l Satd defendant I• required to for less than the appralacd value anewer on or bofore the l~th day On Rt 33 Call Wm Gru ..tr 'l cr1111:1 tn nJ! ht p 111v Wrllt All bids subjocl to the approval of !'ebruray, 10111: Rock 5prl~tl 'l'homp»ull MusL Co , 18~ I• loll\ of tho Probate Court CROW end CROW St !brlclla Ohio I IB Ill Bernard C Fultz, Admtnls· - -~ - -OVER 300 SETS\TO CHOOSE FROM Attorneys lor plaintiff trotor de bonis non, of the (12) 29, (I) 2 9, 17, 31, 6te Eatale of Henry Guf Slnaer, DcceaBOd LJaC!AI. NOTICI (I) 18, 20, 22, 24. 41o William c Perkins, wh..e lui ~ ACT NOW Easy TeriWI --La-oACNOTICI - - kuown ad~ waa L<tart Falls, SAVE $100TO $1000 1 Ohio, Ia' !Mrtl!J notified that otl Howard T ·Allen, ~· lncompe· the IBUI day of December, 1951, Waverly, Ohio, dealer stuc with 75 new and ust.ld trallors tent person, reaidlnl at 410 Allen Charlo\le Mae Pl\'klne IIOinl plain· D11vo, Cbarleaton, VI Va , and 14 to 50 rt uho 10 wldee 1'w Tho Charleaton Nation•! Bank, till, flied her Jlellllon alilnst' and thrt'e bodruoma, natlona!l Charleston, W\ Va. 11 Ct'mmlltee as defendant In lh~ Court of (olD· known rnak(ll The lowest pol" for Howard T Allen, an lncompe. mon PleaS; II•Lil• Couni.Y, Ohio, slhle tc1 ms anywhere. Drive lent person, wtll lake notice that Case No 12,834, prl)'inl for dl· l•llle and sat~ 1 lot 1hcse er on the 24th dar of Docember vorce frQIII the uld William C I~ BOTH 8 VOLT md 1% VOLT well worth JOUr trip Thll I 10!7, Clarence ProffiU, " Perklna on the fii'OOnds of groll dui.Y ond e~treme cruel· nesloetof Jour LAS'f ohopplng place, ~ Admlniltrator of the Estate of PRI¢~5 c!lmC prepared to deal Fast Frank C Allen, deceased, flied ty and plaintiff aleo ~rays lu~ other proper rollel Sa1d cauoe free dt•lhcry Move in tomor his pettltlon In ·~ Prob&te Court row AnythlnQ of value taken Mclgo Counf, Ohio, In CaBO No will be for hearln; on or aboul of March, 1m 111 trade I7.309, a&ail\lt the above n1111ed the 141h dll' Ciw'lolle Mae Perkma defendant, Howard T. Allen, 111 WAVERLY MOIILI r PlaintUf lneompetent peraon, and others. HOME SALES pr~lnl that J,he real estate d.. O'Brien 1114 O'Brien U. S. HlthWIY 2S mlbed herein be •old and that Attorne!'l 'f01 PlalnDI! WAVERLY, OHIO nzl 20, 10, 11, 2t, sto - . - - 's.---'"'"'!-"'"'!---~ 1 lbe riskte, ~nWeltl, an4 ltell! Legal Notice A!;;;- 41 Fur Rent e Cub Scout Den 2 Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening - --- log Included the Flag Sslute and the recitation of the scout Motto after which each Cub shook hands with an adult other than hu own parents Dur1ng t~,. orogram Dens 1 and 2 presented a short skat on 'Americanism" followed by grou}l smgmg of "West Vlrgmaa H1lls 1 Deu 4 presented a TV talcn' scollt sk1t with James Millet, an Explorer scout, asSisting w1th the Ski I Dens 1 and 2 presented short game shows followmg the sk1t Rock Springs Demonstration Club Meeting - Middleport literary Club Meeting Is Held METROPO ITA - - PHONE 388-Y MOORES Po~~:: You Save When You Buy OUR SEAT COV~RS - . TRAILERS TRAILERS Free lns'-llatlollS" Cl'Nit • Reading ' Hi·Pbwered - , Q14ality loom• Ntw Furnitu,. CAR B~TTERilS " roa w. AT LOW * ~UfFlER~ TAit;~~S l lns~olltd Without .Ciitrge • :rr co a, . ,r' '"' school ~cor· his team to was the vic· cond hall as I and under Mrs Murl McGee has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs A R Coates at Loudon· ville, Ohio She also VISited .rela· tives m M1am11 Oklahoma Mrs Margaret Breen and Mre L J Ruttencutter were recen t luncheon guesls of Mrs R F, Bry· ant of New Haven at the Martin Restauranl m Middleport igh red 1hap ;cbool reserve >ward Parker, 1tmg comfort II HOIIJlllal totCCident late Mamf!t In 1uths escaped WE SELECT THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Bill Wmgett, 16, Parker bad 1me dance at Dl and were st when Wan n1 stlempted near the Rl· 1 Gru~ser !ngett, there d or hun and t the nearest P pau and to Wm&elt cut nped over the d Into a pOW· the seat between ' was thrown by lhe 1m· Patlf Slxl Sltttng ID C~~QSS. I •l'ftr {I Opttt htnlnp 9 P.M. Traffic Light In Mlcldlt·portil ;~t~R~av~e~ns~w~o~od~~;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~=~ RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ,,R.QLEGS FLy ~ VIS!tef ~I I' I'• ~ I" I 28 Exclamation 29 !~@'~'"" . 33 Dlspnt1ih ~ii~gam -1•,£ «tntlllr rlrl• Gundma - Uncle - Aunt - Teacher - Sec1·et Pal and All The !lest "' ,. I"' . '~ I .. 1,: . ,, ~- ,, ' to .. . ·.ijt VOLUM~TIC­ CAII RA'DIO $ AXYDL 1 Hen) bow t11 worl it: •AAXR isLONOF!jli.LO\~ Jetter llmpty 1tand1 tor anflther.. Ill ut•·· ~pte Ail e thne L'a, X for the two Q'a, &fc ~lnJII Uld lifter" JiiiQ;. , ti'O ~·· tho lenJII) and format# of 1111 wo..,• Iff .: lilAiita ICI<b Gay the codt letlars m 41tftrti!L '"' !''::====================::~ MOTOROLA ~ .cr Russell or • 1' CRl'PTOQUOTE D ,., ,' l COMIC VALENTINES . 1 5 lor 5e Ptnny Valtnllnes lOe bag of 10 wltb envelope• ALSO Do~ of 40 Valentines (no enve~pe) . Only 2.5c Valentine Parly Hats, Blowout•, etc. IDe ae( Candy for St. Valentine Day !9c lb. up ' . 1'/A'./. I I" , I / . ' It· ' · l C?'l'torrul. Qaiol&\tlla l'~~:a y C£~b ~.~~·.u·:Q .i . • ' A l'~!f.l'1. £'1\'IOQUOii!l • iiWM: IIJl SAW ~.: rO.ux ·Al(D&c AYMZP rTJ.fl{lKQKCX .:_ APRsf~"tOfti,YA ' ~1 KIDI It , •• 1 will be held from the E1r· wrth Rev W2l· 11 aurttr wrn ll Grove Cemea member of ters the Pyth· D or A Lodge, •ath by a son, sscll who was France 111 1941 lmer Kalhnger 1957 eased ue he" Russell, two - I' • . - I' I• 41 In 1 :, ~I" I· •• ~ c tour ;~rrnal ther Sc up , r•,: .. 17 •o~m!llon t~ Mother - Father- Son - Daughter - Grandpa - rl:!'~ tlf ~~ l:II 39f.~ mO<!"t&ln VALENTINES of all kinds 38 Swills I" . ~ mormn ~ all!pohs where atlent for the ~ fT ( Arr) Now Featuring Y (SA) M~la ws IBrul 27 Antelope Make your own arrangements to su1l yoUI ta.te I 65, ol Pom •m !Bill) Rus cab operator, , h · I,..: I ~ I ~ • Only 1Oc stem as little as 11 Dwell. tlgtlre 98c to $2.98 rday 15 MeatY. t 31 Ole~lenl hammer' ·,::".• <~m:Pl'~n ~ Fa~ey 26 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS - (pou FiN!place s k~lng Why not Lay-Away your Easter purse now? BRAND NEW COLOIIFUL 6 Volt or Tr1111lator 12 V~lt Cele~ox 22 New SprlnS Styles · ettrtstmas • <i bbr 1 19 doin ' diWea J 20 Not>)' Open Thursday Afternoons "• LADIES HANDBAGS 14 J:i 1hei~J j8 ~lngs . : ~AM to 5 Pllt· . .. 9 AM to 91'1\1 JUST ARRIVED. t.lotlifr·of. ""'" pearl l~ STORE HOURS !JAIL'\' • SATURDAY 1l DeM!'l • Et"lo~l"l ( Atr ) lll'e (paM; ) ~3 AO.:age e !llbllcal 2f SIUI ' na"'l ' gail 7 DenOrtllnfi.. ~ eon. ttoh elude 8 A broadtail 29 <;u~ as sheep ,.., \) grw 9 Island .... 30 Ben.st ot (Mar,anuJ burden 12 CINC!IiNATI UP-The Cineln 11:111 Re,d\Cii plan to fly to all their road games thiS Yea.r bl 1935, lhe 1\edlez.< llew to Chlcogo tn become the Itrst tnajur teague baseball club lo make , n1ghl 22 {llQBI) 10, ~ l PHONE i021X ftiJDDLEPORT r Death l~lfep Waler \od t Phone 604S·J !\Irs Rrley Riggs and Nancy An derson visrtcd recently w1th Mrs R1ggs mother, Mr~ Cora Martrne ~ussell h l 'i~( p AUTO SALES MASON NEWS WE BUY OHIO JUNK CO. PHIADELPHlA UP - Tal> kle AI Richardson of Gramblin8 College and halfhack Joe Pa.llel of Clem>9n Coll~ge, both free agents, have Signed 1958 National Football League contracts with the Philadelphia Eagles rou 1111 looking for a Mr.!! Scott Folmer, president ur come tn 1nd 11e thnt prestded at the busmess sessiOn held m the forenoon Ideas anfl ModoI.. plans for future meetmgs were discussed Mrs Joe Stsson and •1·-1855 CHEVROLET 2 dr Belair V8 Local Mrs Henry WeJls reported on car the mectmg held J11nuaty lT at the home of Mrs Geneva Nolan 1 1-19G7 CHEVROLET followed by a discussiOn by the 4 dr Bel•lr VB A ~harp one.ll-' · group Mrs Wel11 and Mrs Sisson 1-1955 PLYMOUTH were named as new council mem 2 dr. VB Here's a Da ~dy bers f11 r the year A potluck dtnner was served at CHEVROLET noon and tn the afternoon 3 4 VB, PG. program was presented by Mrs l•ke lhls one Morgan using for her theme 1-1958 V8 FORD "Learmng to Live m Later Years' 2 dr Priced to go Many ~>oraous mterestmg and some rmuslng thoughts weN 1-1956 V8 FORD brought out Flll'lane Clean ee a pin Attending were Mrs Ohver wt hlvt 10me cltlln SQ Clark, Mrs. Lew1s r.rueser Mrs Modal• Como In an<! .,.,,,.... Charles Goeglem Mrs Arlee An oHtr on thtto. bolt Mrs Edgar Abbott ~nd <hildrcn Ed<l1e and Cathy and ~TROPOLITAN Jaflolle Cummmgs I h~ib~:~l~b!~.l ord dFive EAILES Sl(IN PAIR The RQck Sprmgs Home De monstrauon work Club met Wed ncsday at th e home of Mrli William A Morgan, for an all d11y meeting -- Leaal Notice In Ibis rear's $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. I ond Fredenck ort e a srster, Ed 1eroy and twQ Kdhnger o£ Ra)mond Kil 0 There arc 11ldren at the Ewing tm~ e ~y,64 sident • trietta a former res1 l1ed early Sat lar1etta follow who formerly ger Store dur lS surviVed by 1 and son Her Pomeroy Also grandchildren, brothers are as yet m rercome Iron tckson P - One man lly and 23 oth by 8'" Frida) ~ a blast fu r 1iant of the In here !9, tumbled of' overcome ano ~e t to the floor 1t1cally other 23 rJcn hpohs and Oak released Elgbt ervatlon huge, s1Io IIIia shut down fur repair.& men wearmg n masks:. c)lmt, opened a valve 1ace The valve ubon monoxld~ hem d to close the n's OX)'Qen wss was avercom~, ~ur were felled I �• I j I /6--Dally Scntmel, Pomeroy M1ddlep01l, 0, Jan 24 1958 - . -=.-.-;-=-;;;;.;;-=;;;;;;;. fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS m- PtfONE 398 RATES ~~ ~ ord 4 one ~ruoa Mir.bnum eb~J Fuller BRUSH MAN James Marrlllu 7!6 ! Main St. Pomeroy. Ohle l'hono No. Alttr WANT ADS Z cuts Your Only Autilorlud " lOc -4 ::rt~l per wurd to1 Llirec eousecuhv.r mseruona SPt---tJal - Ont> month for z.., cent~ per word Full ratr of 2 centS per WOld Will be charged for adl'ertlstn& U lOt pa1d 1-lr before the 15~n of eacb month followmg lnsertiua Krn>r~ m AdvcrtJ£1Dg-Should 'le reported Jmmedu.lely Tht Da1ly Sentmcl wall not l:>e respor.&ble for mo1e than one mcor s Pfo\ 10.7-d CORN HUSKER ICRATCHIO ARCADIA. Calli UP - BeMason City Cub Scout Packs Congress Asket! By President eause or recurrln( tend<Jn trou· ble, the .Uansollen Farm's Com Planning Varied Activities Husker will not bt able to run For Controls On Labor Unions --- WASHINGTON (UP) - President Eisenhower asked Con. gress today to slrip labor unions of mcome tax exemptions and federlll bargalDing r!J!hls unless they file deWled finan· 120 ~ 1 1nsuronce c1al statements w1th the Uibor Department COMPLETE Insu;;;;;-p~ The Presltlent made the request m a spti'Cial message out life, Auto F1re Poho Ca11 Dan Unlng a seve~~opomt program des1gned to ehmmate racieteer· M1lls Middleport, Ohio Plans were made for a bake sale to be held at tbe B and D Market 1n Mason on Saturd9.y Jan 21!, recently when the Cub Scouts, Pack .2M of Mason met at the grade schGGI :Money realized {rom the bake sale will be used for um{onns and other equipment needed Each Cub Scout wa:; ass1gnerl the JOb of contacting five fam 1 hes tor eontnbut10ns to the sale Donations of either food or cash will be accepted and may be macte by calling Mrs Hpyt Sayre or 1\lrs Harry Surface m case tht! scouts do' nol co11tact you A comm1tle was also appomted lo nn1k.e plans for the Blue and Gold banquet wlnch will be held sometime m February 1\IPr.l l>crs of the committee are Mr!i F:u la Redman, Mrs Ruth Ryan, \1rs Jca11 Ehersbach anrJ Mrs France~ Stewart Members of the ~"efreshment comm1lteu apptllntcd for tile year are Mrs Vwum ~~ry, Mrs Bet nard Boggs Mrs Eileen Fore· man and Mrs Ptrl Bur(ls It was decided that fathers of members of the Pack should take turns m alphabetical order m hcadmg recreahon foUowmg Pack meet!ngs 1hc Scoutmg Exhtbilion whtcll w11l be held on API'! 12 at the National Guard Armoay ncar h Pleasant was dtscus~cd A meet 1ng date for tlte Park was set for Jan 29 Devotwns at the recent mel'l Ina in labor and management Barnrs Simpson Insurance Agen-;y He also urged Jaws to requ1re work ' law or extension of anti Maddlcport Fare- Automobile secret ballot election of most un trust laws lo eover unions The Bonds J•honr 631~ X 6-20 tl ion officers and complete dis Whate House r.a1d the admmtstra closure of, welfare fund opera lion opposed such proposals Here are the points m the Uons red tnscrbun Card ol Thank> and Spedal Notlcea of Events 51 00 01 ttowtu Under has proposal unions Presidents program -ReqUire reporting to the La publiShed at I cent per word. Scaled bids will be received in wblch refuse to file accurate fi bor Department on all health nanc1al reports would 1>e aubjcct the office of the Vdlsge Clerk, welfare or penslon funds whethe; these penalhes _ I _I J _Nottees _ ~--\I i:ll Hog for ~ale Sec George Pomeroy Ohro, until 12 o'clock to -Den1 al of all nghta or prlvt admmtstcred by employers un noon on February 3 19!;8 on any Used J a ~) ~ p ln DryN Washf'I T Spencer \\olf l'cll Huad leges ava1lable to them under fed 1om or both Failure to do so would be made a misdemeanor Mu:it hr 111 g 11 d nnuhtwn ( all 1 24: tfc of llie followmg proposals I For the purchase by the VII erallabor management relation - Require all umons - from 1n 64Ji \f nl lit pt r! 1 23-31<: f ;.I- UsetJ ~ldlliOIIed pi lage laws Th1 s could mean access to o[ Pomeroy of a new 19M tcrnahonal to local level - to file anos Pnced to St'll ~~ree ctel!v tudor f1\e passenger black sedan the National Labor Relations c1y Call Hutlmd ~urnature together w1th the followmg added Board and federal 1 medtation detailed ftnanc1al reports to be Ill Cord Of Thanks available for public exammatlon Store Ph one 2 4811 1 24 3tc equ1pment wmdsh1cld washer services It would IJ.e a misdemeanor to Our hr.1rlftlt thanks f o~ the ~ ct Revoeatlon of certificates iscf k 1 ndn t " ~ nH~ " ~~c s nf ~\m 137 acres m OhiO Good coal fiVe black tires, foam rubber froni sued to unions after they won fall to ftle these reports Umon bmldmgs and mtncrals Ne~ lleat directional signals, heater oCf1clals also would be subJect to pathy and hl .llltlful flor<~l o! lot of other coal land In Ath and defroster, back up Hghts otl bargalmng roghtho In NLRB elec su1t by members who suspected f •1 II ,., , II Ill lllll tn ;JIIy fr1111 J ens ( uunly $7500 00 Ora Kaser ftlter and 01! bath aJr cleaner Po- tlons 111 our s ul IJ rc Vf lOt nl 111 liH -Forfeiture for an "approprl· misuse of umon money 623 Ave! y St Parkersburg, W llee 1dentlflcahona to be pamted ( O~.!i ! f Ollr ht )I)V('I I hii SI>a mJ ate period" of tax-eJCempt status - Require that labor orgamza Va (I) 21, 6tp on car accordmg to specifications and fdtht r All m ll cmpl m Roportt Now Roqulrtd twns cert1fy that local ofr1cers now on file In clerk'a o[fiee, Porn& Spen d th 1n ks to Hcv Uu1dcn Unions now are required t.o ftle were elected dtrectly by secret 1hrashed baled st;:"aw Paul '"(}r; roy, Ohio Mrs Jllr 1•1r 1rc! chmr ~wm • fininciaJ 1eporta But aeveral ballot and national officers by sc Long Bcttum Phone 3032 l'un cr 11 Humr I ewis Manlr ; Each bidder should bid on both Jatce unlofts, such as the United I 17 61p ballot or thrtlugh conven AUlnlltn !1 WIS Ma nic} Po:-;l a tudor and loor door s1dan, a Mh'le Warkers and the Interna- tlons where delegates were cho263 end lhr :\fa~on Counl\ standard and automatic transmls tional Typographical Umon, do en by secret ballot DAV lul1 & Ethan llr~mp I t slon, a "' and eight cylinder mo· not do 5(). - Reqmre aJI employers report ~~ \241 1~ - -----·- tor, stlmdard, and all leather up· The Pre!ldenl sa 1d th~ be llnanelal dcallngo w1th umons or 3 ruorn np.ll tmcnt 2 sleeping holllery, and transferring all radio rooms ~~ unmhc d or unfurmsh equipment, siren, ,spotlight. fire could not 1enore the l dbclosures their of!tcer~ either directly or t I l.nsl & Found eu 'Call 3811 Y I 24 61p eKtinqulsher, lrom present m to at congressional hearilgs of ccor- through a th1rd party Um01ls and FOUUNIJ nt.al \ l a~o n Umu; key ruption, racke\eering and abuae umon offlcliJs wauld be required new car rm K r 11 ~ ~ \cral keys ,uul of trust and power In the labor to report 81mtl111 dealings w1th 2 For th~ aale by the Vlllage management field sm~ ll llrtll st tn.., Owner ma v Slt!eplng rooms Clllsc m town employers. These reports would 127 Butternut Ave Pmnef\ly of Pomeroy il11 19Gtllour-door Pon- There was no menhon In the be made public by the Labor De claim l1y Jtl~nli f)lllg and pay111g l lBI2k tiOc sedan without its radio equiP" for .1 d Pholll' Ul8 D:uly Ser. memge of a national rlght-jo- partmenl - Bar coHuston between union hncl OlfJl C Mccl~c~mc Stred Apartments business room trfliler ment, spotlights, fire exUtlgutsher space (all 6170 1 1~ tfe and flashing signata The h•dder nf all parhea may be fully deter- and management rcsultmg 1n Pomcruy 1.!3 tfc mlf stste either wl{at he wlll give mined, adjusted and protected, "sweetheal't" contracts that pro------ ---·----~ LOST - Block, brown and white l• Olt REN t ....... ExtansJOn Ladderd, for the 19Gtl Pontiac Sedan or what and that he be authorh:ed antl or- vide few benefits for employes Bca~l c Owner Gene Coleman Scalfold Boa~d5, IJ1op Cloth~ amount he w11l allaw aa a trade· dered to aell said real estate IC· Employer financing ol efforts to Pomeroy Cub Scouts Den rwo c 111 62711 J I 22 ato Clmlon h shu Mattllcport, 0 m r<Jr the new police eruiser de· c:ordinr to tile statutes in IUCh prevent union orga111zmg would mel Tue~day after school at the scribed above case made and provided, and for be outlawed Phone 6263 X llllf Nc•u!hl & clt-;-k -(. ~r~gc Ph;c home of Mr and Mrs WaynP Each bidder may bid for either such other and further rcUef as -Create the post of comm1s Sw1sher West Mam Street 3611 Uat ll t: Ohw I 20 r - --the purchase of 1936 Pontiac or he may be entitled to The mcd1ng OJJened w1th the Said real esta:e 11 descf!bed 'as bun SIOT}Crpowers o1 1abo reports and ~lght Roou1 llou 9c 1wu story for the tiOle to the Vlllago of to rmvesttgate 11nygne rc ( u)J Scout Promise and the laws (8) Aui\J 5oles Mmlu n h.dh un ~cc unfl flaor Pomeroy of new pollee cruiser de follaws ports on labor managemcllt actlv ot the pack, after wh1ch Mr lt!lllt i!IHI liJ V liOI Y UO ftrst !Cribed above, or botb Each bid 1nt following described real es-- 1t1es and receive complamts from 195,1 MIIH I IHY J llr Ncu I!II J good g ,l!.l ~ L ~ hn ul ftvc nllllllle! must contam the full name of ev tate situated In the Township of umon memben as to the1r ac S" asher showed the boys how t\l sc,tl tu\tl ~ H&ll (i',n • ungru I f1om C1nllt , 10U!!C A N lien cry person or c<Jmpany interested Lebanon, In the county of Meigs curacy He al~ could seek in operate a mov1e projector mach me IWO [IIII I hllll rlll!lth f1u ud !JH :; ~cl , ~ 10M 18-l!t'l' in the same and the h1d must be and State of Ohio, 217 acres of junctions against viOlations of ~he 1111 LruJuHt $11l!l Rt.rl'liiMI , A colored f1lm was shown and accompanied by a check or obond wb1ch .re 10 Sect1on No 16, Town law, and i11sue subpenas to pro a mov1e made of the Cubs fl~ ~ 1101111roy 1 20 61• 5 rcom house w;u;-IJ~~A In tho sum of $100 00 to the oatls Lot uf fru1t trees Bryan fact1on of the Vallage Council as a No 2 and Rana:e No 11 \and 14 duce records and compel tesh ccrunony w1th Ronme Logar. ,m;o PO N l I\( :l ll f), p HI .!hie 1:10und and Dawl Mrdmcl 111 charge Hal rHt, Jtcctlsvalle Jlhunc Lool guaranty that II the bid Is acc•PI· acres being In 60 acre Lot No 17Z mony lrlii • ]Hlll II ! I I l]llt l01.1 J!ll lt of the Ohla Company s Purchase, Make the embezzlement of Vm wus J;!,l ncs were played rn IIIIC 3716 I 22 3lp ed a cont1 act w11l be entered lnt(\ $105 ll1d111rs Pomcru-. and bounded and described as fol- umon funds a felony and apply the rccrcalJOn room and sever:tl I 21 6lc and Its performance properly se lows Beginning at a posll5 chains the provisions of the C••mmal cured These checks or bonds· wUI south of the northwest corner of lode fm fahn g of fahe an forma !lid~rcs of th e gro up were taken Refreshments of hot dogs br.k ID54 Ill Ill\ .! IJr SIII'Ci tl nvn1 be returned at once lo all except 111d Section No 16, thence south tlon. The payment by any 0111011 ed bean~ potato salad rnckh:s, ll111\ 1 .!.: II IWt l tn nt hlut 11111 Multhr~ chains to a post, wh1ch Ia in If lrou l•ullll!II Y ~tuor lhe IIUCceslful bldd{'r Hi! check 25 the middle of lite weal line of o lela) or representative to an olives marshmallows hot chocl}o \\lll h l1111~h Nn\ blm :H ,I I t O Molclcls .uHi l'tl Molttl:;, ncctl or bond wtll be held until the eon said Section, thence east to th.e employer to mtlucnce has actions late an d cn tfrr. were served bv Yt 1s (, 1 tJtl I nc~ ,dl ,liOtllll i Nul ~d <~t cm l e 1111 tulun!J l ~uun tract or bid 111 propclly cJtccuted center of Ground Hog Creek, down m labor managcmellt malters, or 1\h s Sw1!ihcr tu Howard and Bill tl h ltllli SI\ (1)1 [ J! JS ( 1J $ J :lij~ by hun dl\ to !Ulii ~ V !III {l ll l t; Engllsti Harry G 1r11c~ Steve HI t lln t I 011\CfiJ\ I :,tl) ~' • 1 he r1ght ls reserved to rl!jccl the middle of the same to the \liCe versa would be a feluny I 20 61< I ng.ut tarn Ohio Rltler thenco up said nver to Deny labor unwns and em 1<1nl.l\l. Honme -(! oi PI 1 1 Jlllt ~ 111 Sugur any c111d all bids lt)5rl rIll Vlflll El 4 J)r Sr !11 8 post 15 chams south or the north ployers the benefits for failure to \\tie ~ D,lVld MtdUI('I I :Jrl y Man !. hu} ~ lui Edna Schoenleb Clerk Ut l,llt with [I()Wll,.! l l 11 II&JI Une of said scchon No 10, thence file accurate reports Under this km ~:ugcnc Triplrtt Htlly Young Hull .ncu l'holll UH!. X Vallage cf Pomeroy B1.nrl1 ulnr!):t lH,d lOla mrt ~11 west 97 chams 1~ lmks to the plovis!On accc:ts to lhe Federal Mr and M1s Orval Wil es, Mrs. ( I) ~~~ 61c Ill 24 31 :llc ftllll'lh Wl lh ~ put l t.S.'i ll l)l lt l\11 and Barbara, place of hegmnlng, contaiDlnll 231 Mcdtatlon Service and Natwnal Oliver Mtdlat•l lri!Utlll !I IIII $1405 Ul,rcllllti ' acres, nore or Jess Mediation Board could be demed Cha rles ~nd Don Swisher 1181 Employment 1 l'nnu rnv 1 :w t, t REFERENCE DEED Volume Unions also lose certJfacatlon as Wanted 133 page 288 of the Deed Records bargamlng agent and tax exempt 1')53 tO IUJ () P ·• ~~ ~ ~ ll I II w );til Melgo County, Ohio otalus lor ra•lure to file report. 1111 1111r(l t till ftll 1 111 ~ Subject buwever, to an ease- Amend the secondary boycoll r 1111 ilv 011~ 1 11 d t r f11m1 1 'A !Ill \\ wlt d Ni~lll 1111 ~ 1 J.: ICJ (ft' NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAR· mcnt given by Jennie Allen and proviSIOns ol the Tart Hartley Aet I 1 \IIIIi !Hit! 01 i\11 ~~~ 11 1 I \A/li lt Hux llh!! lht IJ,Jiy lNG ON INVENTORY wlnlt r w111t snm\ 1 n ~ (I 1 u• 1 s 1 1111 11 1 I'll 11 11 H Olnu Prob1te Court, Melt• Covntv, Ohio Frank C Allen, her •husbanll ,to lu prevent coerciOn of em.~loycrs $!1!15 Ulilt It 11~ 1 ~ p1 1 H ru) <!J :!I I 0 \he Exf'cutor or Adm1niBtra the State of Ohio, dated June 23, to enter mtu or eulorcc agree 1 11 1 2tl hl tor and In Much of lthe following lUI 1953 und recorded In Easement Re ments to stop dulng bsme5s with ---- - - - - - -(20)Business Servt"''" reSidrnls of the state of OhiO cord No 4 at pa&e 217 of the re another f1rm fha s would outlaw 1 hi'! Middleport Lrterary Club J!J5n IJCIII\ ,1 4 111 ~~ ~ .111 -11~1 ,.....~ KUI\I Vmg EIJousc a( any, next of cords of Easements of Meigs <.:oun· the ' hot cargo clau:-~e'' Wh rch 1s mel Wednesday at the home or a dev1ce used to ald or~anmng )'Irs Manon French •~r "nuld mt~l 1 111a \\uJ k 1---..;;,;;;;;;,;;;;..._,;;-;;;,;; - ...;;;:;;.;;;-;;. l klll bcndlclariC~ under the w11l ty, Ohio Fm thcrmorc, sub jet to an eue· drtvea by the 1earnsters Umon Mrs, Forrest Bachtel president, ~ ·r $150 Bl1ctt 111 ~ l'<lltt ll!l (rood ('lean l!scd Curs 1f .m} the utlorne~ or attori\CY~ ment g1ven by Jennie Al~ll and In lhJS section, the President was m charge of the busmcss 1 .!I I 1 1 ·All 1\lllk~s and Mmtels 1 ('pic~cntlng any of the aforemen III..I twucd pcr~ons J!~rank C Allen to the Colambus also reco111mended clar1fymg 1h~ mcct1ng when It was reported by L n You "" hereby notified that on and Southern OhiO Electric Com· Jaw to make clear that It does Mrs Dorothy ltarleJ that over $60 111511 ultlsuwlnlt U&ll Sllutlud AU 1'0 SALES the 21sl <loy of January, 19!8, an pany dated September 28, 19~3. not bar stukcs aga1nst employers worth of goods hom the School shift !'hone 2\J X nftl r ~ [tlY('lllOiy and Appraisement or and recorded in Deed Book No performang I .!4 Up farmed out' work for the Blind 111 Columbus had QUICK Sl.RVILE un Wutch He llw C!ilate of Francu Smith de 178 at page 'II of the Record• of lor a struck llrm The language been sold durmg nnd afl!O' the IJIIlrJOg by FacLury 'J'rauwd (CilllCd, late of Middleport In maid Deeds Meigs County, Ohio also would be clar1f1ed to permit Chnslmaa season by the club ltlb' AutoS.. ,v,ces watt hm ,tkcrli COLLINS JEWEI.r County was fil ed In thiS Court Also, subject to a Rl11ht of Way1 a str1ke agamst secondary em This money IS all sent back to tlte II II IIAWIINf,S SO~S CO : L4 EllS, Po mea u;t. l 3 U Hearing on sa1d tnventory and l(iven by Frank C Allen, et al to ployers at work on a constructaon school ho1r \\u~kl'r ~1 1 1 It II , _ _ _ -~ _ 1\ppuusement will be had before the Ohio Fuel Gao Company 4at- project when there " a diSpute The program planucd for tho Pho111 t12l7 Nl ~ hl l'ho! • lighter sade of hfe "e.s as folloWS\ HAll Ill & Till VISION Sl HVILF lhiS (ourt on the lith day cf Feb cd September 23, 19~ and re~ w1th the prunury employer fi(HOX POI\{, 1~ Pl U\tl\lll1 corded In Deed Book No 169 at -Oullaw piCkctmg to Ioree an Love Letters ol Phyllis Me· l'l1me .. llll llr 111111 A l)\)lilliiH' 1nary IB58, at 10 o clock A 'M IJI All hS Ifill ~11111 IIU W Mtill Strcrl ~ceptluns thereto may be filed Paae 321 or the records or Uccds employer to recn~:ruzc a unKJn Glntey by Mrs Noah Haskms when his employes have rejected '1he Wonderful 0" by James I' llllt 1 ~~~ 2 23 If hy any inte1cstcd party at any of Metas County, Ohio Furlhermore, subject to an the union 1n o bargammg elec 1 hurbet' was g1ven by Mrs For· -- - time palor to five da)s before the (91 For Sole easement g1ven by Jennle Allen lion w1thm the preceding year rest Bachtel who substituted for llumc ~ .twl Ct hlll l l Uuilclclli t..:all date :tet fur hearing ~Bu\~iiili11en - Kltdten Nll .,,I L•r J(l\1 Bua uc, Ohw WlrNESS my 5lgnature and F C of Allen, The toPresident alsoslatulory asked Con Mrs roll Elean()r Schaaf who Isverse Ill designed lor YfJIIf home Fnc 1 20 I' the sea l of sa1d Couat thu aDd the State OhiO,ber da~d gress cltangc the bclll The call was humorous e!iluua•.,s ~orcman & Ah 10tl - - ---- 2ltit da) ur January, 19118 1, 1932, and recorded 111 E:.rsement on voUn~ by economic str1ke1s m 1'wo new membc111 Mrs Emcr Phnnc fl.!"' Y 8 6 U John C Bacon Record No 1 at paQo 31Z thereol NLRB elections The AI'L CIO suu Jones and 'Mrs Fran Judge aud EK Offlrio Clerk Furthermore. subject to a right hils denounced the bnn a~ a \\urc welcomed Mfl! Wilham U x 12 111~ l1kc new, 1 lit llywttlltl (!) 24 31 2to of way given by Jennie Allen and 'uulon bu•tm~ deviCe and aa1d It I hum.IS (Mary Elizabeth Harting· ht (l J lll\ c lt\111 1Jiil~llt lOl l, Frank C Allen to The .Southern allowed a way for umpln)crs tu ctl was a guest us was Mrs Do 1 STRUCTURA~ I BEAM$ rr I \V ltll,lllll 20R 1J S u1lh OhiG Ele<:lrlc co. dW~ted June 2~. replace umon men w1th non unmn SLJvcrs and baby son Hostess for LEGAL NOflCI Sf'lll lltl M rltll t llurl l'h nu1 !CRAP IRON - METALS 1930, and recorded In Right of ' •rkers and thereby get rid of a the 11cxt mcetmg on ~obruary 5, rtOTICI OF IALI 8U7B M I !l 311 Htth>~ will he received unhl 10 00 Way Record Volume 3, page 77 union w•ll be announced later. VALLEY otlutk A M, on Saturday, Janu 1);;;;1pmt an.-1 thalr t.mi wm l1 thereof ' tlon Holt! ror $2!' l'hont 12 i\1 .ry 25, \0!8, at the ol!lce of W~b PlainUif, In his potltlon., al Yornt!ruy I :t:.! 1111 Phone 510 PomtrO) ster and Fultz, Attorneys, Pomeroy leaes the names of all hcin at Ohm for the purchase of the Hen law ond next ol kin ol Frank C lb.u;taur<t nt hWirl !i \\JII sl'll 1y Guy Singer real eatate situated Allen, doc,..ed, and the names or cheap fl48 S St•cmlll AH :\1\tl m Fraction 36 und Fraction 1, In all the heirs ol law and next of CONCJit:•n; BLOCKS dl<porl I 22 II< C hc~tcr Township, Me1g1 county, kin of Jennie Allen, deceaaed, who "Build Btfttr For LHI" Oh10, being a farm conolattns ol have consented to the sale of sanJ Our < ll.~ tonu r l i!~VHi p ~ l a i c ask llu ce parc:els of real eatate, total real estate and wba would be en· wr sdl hu f-250 00 ~tpllt y II GllUESEII DLOCK CO. ling 102\ii acrta, ~ltre or less f IIIH.l \111 tll ll kC t:iplll( ( Jllllllll h 1 tilled to ahare In the said real Sa1d real eatate was appraised eo\ate upon diJtrlhutlon $7~ U!l Onlv ear ly reilly Wi ll 1 3 Mllt1 Norltl of Pomeroy ut $2 700 00 and caonot be sold ~u ro first l hi\nll' al 1111~ or il l Satd defendant I• required to for less than the appralacd value anewer on or bofore the l~th day On Rt 33 Call Wm Gru ..tr 'l cr1111:1 tn nJ! ht p 111v Wrllt All bids subjocl to the approval of !'ebruray, 10111: Rock 5prl~tl 'l'homp»ull MusL Co , 18~ I• loll\ of tho Probate Court CROW end CROW St !brlclla Ohio I IB Ill Bernard C Fultz, Admtnls· - -~ - -OVER 300 SETS\TO CHOOSE FROM Attorneys lor plaintiff trotor de bonis non, of the (12) 29, (I) 2 9, 17, 31, 6te Eatale of Henry Guf Slnaer, DcceaBOd LJaC!AI. NOTICI (I) 18, 20, 22, 24. 41o William c Perkins, wh..e lui ~ ACT NOW Easy TeriWI --La-oACNOTICI - - kuown ad~ waa L<tart Falls, SAVE $100TO $1000 1 Ohio, Ia' !Mrtl!J notified that otl Howard T ·Allen, ~· lncompe· the IBUI day of December, 1951, Waverly, Ohio, dealer stuc with 75 new and ust.ld trallors tent person, reaidlnl at 410 Allen Charlo\le Mae Pl\'klne IIOinl plain· D11vo, Cbarleaton, VI Va , and 14 to 50 rt uho 10 wldee 1'w Tho Charleaton Nation•! Bank, till, flied her Jlellllon alilnst' and thrt'e bodruoma, natlona!l Charleston, W\ Va. 11 Ct'mmlltee as defendant In lh~ Court of (olD· known rnak(ll The lowest pol" for Howard T Allen, an lncompe. mon PleaS; II•Lil• Couni.Y, Ohio, slhle tc1 ms anywhere. Drive lent person, wtll lake notice that Case No 12,834, prl)'inl for dl· l•llle and sat~ 1 lot 1hcse er on the 24th dar of Docember vorce frQIII the uld William C I~ BOTH 8 VOLT md 1% VOLT well worth JOUr trip Thll I 10!7, Clarence ProffiU, " Perklna on the fii'OOnds of groll dui.Y ond e~treme cruel· nesloetof Jour LAS'f ohopplng place, ~ Admlniltrator of the Estate of PRI¢~5 c!lmC prepared to deal Fast Frank C Allen, deceased, flied ty and plaintiff aleo ~rays lu~ other proper rollel Sa1d cauoe free dt•lhcry Move in tomor his pettltlon In ·~ Prob&te Court row AnythlnQ of value taken Mclgo Counf, Ohio, In CaBO No will be for hearln; on or aboul of March, 1m 111 trade I7.309, a&ail\lt the above n1111ed the 141h dll' Ciw'lolle Mae Perkma defendant, Howard T. Allen, 111 WAVERLY MOIILI r PlaintUf lneompetent peraon, and others. HOME SALES pr~lnl that J,he real estate d.. O'Brien 1114 O'Brien U. S. HlthWIY 2S mlbed herein be •old and that Attorne!'l 'f01 PlalnDI! WAVERLY, OHIO nzl 20, 10, 11, 2t, sto - . - - 's.---'"'"'!-"'"'!---~ 1 lbe riskte, ~nWeltl, an4 ltell! Legal Notice A!;;;- 41 Fur Rent e Cub Scout Den 2 Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening - --- log Included the Flag Sslute and the recitation of the scout Motto after which each Cub shook hands with an adult other than hu own parents Dur1ng t~,. orogram Dens 1 and 2 presented a short skat on 'Americanism" followed by grou}l smgmg of "West Vlrgmaa H1lls 1 Deu 4 presented a TV talcn' scollt sk1t with James Millet, an Explorer scout, asSisting w1th the Ski I Dens 1 and 2 presented short game shows followmg the sk1t Rock Springs Demonstration Club Meeting - Middleport literary Club Meeting Is Held METROPO ITA - - PHONE 388-Y MOORES Po~~:: You Save When You Buy OUR SEAT COV~RS - . TRAILERS TRAILERS Free lns'-llatlollS" Cl'Nit • Reading ' Hi·Pbwered - , Q14ality loom• Ntw Furnitu,. CAR B~TTERilS " roa w. AT LOW * ~UfFlER~ TAit;~~S l lns~olltd Without .Ciitrge • :rr co a, . ,r' '"' school ~cor· his team to was the vic· cond hall as I and under Mrs Murl McGee has returned home after spending several weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs A R Coates at Loudon· ville, Ohio She also VISited .rela· tives m M1am11 Oklahoma Mrs Margaret Breen and Mre L J Ruttencutter were recen t luncheon guesls of Mrs R F, Bry· ant of New Haven at the Martin Restauranl m Middleport igh red 1hap ;cbool reserve >ward Parker, 1tmg comfort II HOIIJlllal totCCident late Mamf!t In 1uths escaped WE SELECT THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Bill Wmgett, 16, Parker bad 1me dance at Dl and were st when Wan n1 stlempted near the Rl· 1 Gru~ser !ngett, there d or hun and t the nearest P pau and to Wm&elt cut nped over the d Into a pOW· the seat between ' was thrown by lhe 1m· Patlf Slxl Sltttng ID C~~QSS. I •l'ftr {I Opttt htnlnp 9 P.M. Traffic Light In Mlcldlt·portil ;~t~R~av~e~ns~w~o~od~~;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~=~ RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ,,R.QLEGS FLy ~ VIS!tef ~I I' I'• ~ I" I 28 Exclamation 29 !~@'~'"" . 33 Dlspnt1ih ~ii~gam -1•,£ «tntlllr rlrl• Gundma - Uncle - Aunt - Teacher - Sec1·et Pal and All The !lest "' ,. I"' . '~ I .. 1,: . ,, ~- ,, ' to .. . ·.ijt VOLUM~TIC­ CAII RA'DIO $ AXYDL 1 Hen) bow t11 worl it: •AAXR isLONOF!jli.LO\~ Jetter llmpty 1tand1 tor anflther.. Ill ut•·· ~pte Ail e thne L'a, X for the two Q'a, &fc ~lnJII Uld lifter" JiiiQ;. , ti'O ~·· tho lenJII) and format# of 1111 wo..,• Iff .: lilAiita ICI<b Gay the codt letlars m 41tftrti!L '"' !''::====================::~ MOTOROLA ~ .cr Russell or • 1' CRl'PTOQUOTE D ,., ,' l COMIC VALENTINES . 1 5 lor 5e Ptnny Valtnllnes lOe bag of 10 wltb envelope• ALSO Do~ of 40 Valentines (no enve~pe) . Only 2.5c Valentine Parly Hats, Blowout•, etc. IDe ae( Candy for St. Valentine Day !9c lb. up ' . 1'/A'./. I I" , I / . ' It· ' · l C?'l'torrul. Qaiol&\tlla l'~~:a y C£~b ~.~~·.u·:Q .i . • ' A l'~!f.l'1. £'1\'IOQUOii!l • iiWM: IIJl SAW ~.: rO.ux ·Al(D&c AYMZP rTJ.fl{lKQKCX .:_ APRsf~"tOfti,YA ' ~1 KIDI It , •• 1 will be held from the E1r· wrth Rev W2l· 11 aurttr wrn ll Grove Cemea member of ters the Pyth· D or A Lodge, •ath by a son, sscll who was France 111 1941 lmer Kalhnger 1957 eased ue he" Russell, two - I' • . - I' I• 41 In 1 :, ~I" I· •• ~ c tour ;~rrnal ther Sc up , r•,: .. 17 •o~m!llon t~ Mother - Father- Son - Daughter - Grandpa - rl:!'~ tlf ~~ l:II 39f.~ mO<!"t&ln VALENTINES of all kinds 38 Swills I" . ~ mormn ~ all!pohs where atlent for the ~ fT ( Arr) Now Featuring Y (SA) M~la ws IBrul 27 Antelope Make your own arrangements to su1l yoUI ta.te I 65, ol Pom •m !Bill) Rus cab operator, , h · I,..: I ~ I ~ • Only 1Oc stem as little as 11 Dwell. tlgtlre 98c to $2.98 rday 15 MeatY. t 31 Ole~lenl hammer' ·,::".• <~m:Pl'~n ~ Fa~ey 26 ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS - (pou FiN!place s k~lng Why not Lay-Away your Easter purse now? BRAND NEW COLOIIFUL 6 Volt or Tr1111lator 12 V~lt Cele~ox 22 New SprlnS Styles · ettrtstmas • <i bbr 1 19 doin ' diWea J 20 Not>)' Open Thursday Afternoons "• LADIES HANDBAGS 14 J:i 1hei~J j8 ~lngs . : ~AM to 5 Pllt· . .. 9 AM to 91'1\1 JUST ARRIVED. t.lotlifr·of. ""'" pearl l~ STORE HOURS !JAIL'\' • SATURDAY 1l DeM!'l • Et"lo~l"l ( Atr ) lll'e (paM; ) ~3 AO.:age e !llbllcal 2f SIUI ' na"'l ' gail 7 DenOrtllnfi.. ~ eon. ttoh elude 8 A broadtail 29 <;u~ as sheep ,.., \) grw 9 Island .... 30 Ben.st ot (Mar,anuJ burden 12 CINC!IiNATI UP-The Cineln 11:111 Re,d\Cii plan to fly to all their road games thiS Yea.r bl 1935, lhe 1\edlez.< llew to Chlcogo tn become the Itrst tnajur teague baseball club lo make , n1ghl 22 {llQBI) 10, ~ l PHONE i021X ftiJDDLEPORT r Death l~lfep Waler \od t Phone 604S·J !\Irs Rrley Riggs and Nancy An derson visrtcd recently w1th Mrs R1ggs mother, Mr~ Cora Martrne ~ussell h l 'i~( p AUTO SALES MASON NEWS WE BUY OHIO JUNK CO. PHIADELPHlA UP - Tal> kle AI Richardson of Gramblin8 College and halfhack Joe Pa.llel of Clem>9n Coll~ge, both free agents, have Signed 1958 National Football League contracts with the Philadelphia Eagles rou 1111 looking for a Mr.!! Scott Folmer, president ur come tn 1nd 11e thnt prestded at the busmess sessiOn held m the forenoon Ideas anfl ModoI.. plans for future meetmgs were discussed Mrs Joe Stsson and •1·-1855 CHEVROLET 2 dr Belair V8 Local Mrs Henry WeJls reported on car the mectmg held J11nuaty lT at the home of Mrs Geneva Nolan 1 1-19G7 CHEVROLET followed by a discussiOn by the 4 dr Bel•lr VB A ~harp one.ll-' · group Mrs Wel11 and Mrs Sisson 1-1955 PLYMOUTH were named as new council mem 2 dr. VB Here's a Da ~dy bers f11 r the year A potluck dtnner was served at CHEVROLET noon and tn the afternoon 3 4 VB, PG. program was presented by Mrs l•ke lhls one Morgan using for her theme 1-1958 V8 FORD "Learmng to Live m Later Years' 2 dr Priced to go Many ~>oraous mterestmg and some rmuslng thoughts weN 1-1956 V8 FORD brought out Flll'lane Clean ee a pin Attending were Mrs Ohver wt hlvt 10me cltlln SQ Clark, Mrs. Lew1s r.rueser Mrs Modal• Como In an<! .,.,,,.... Charles Goeglem Mrs Arlee An oHtr on thtto. bolt Mrs Edgar Abbott ~nd <hildrcn Ed<l1e and Cathy and ~TROPOLITAN Jaflolle Cummmgs I h~ib~:~l~b!~.l ord dFive EAILES Sl(IN PAIR The RQck Sprmgs Home De monstrauon work Club met Wed ncsday at th e home of Mrli William A Morgan, for an all d11y meeting -- Leaal Notice In Ibis rear's $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. I ond Fredenck ort e a srster, Ed 1eroy and twQ Kdhnger o£ Ra)mond Kil 0 There arc 11ldren at the Ewing tm~ e ~y,64 sident • trietta a former res1 l1ed early Sat lar1etta follow who formerly ger Store dur lS surviVed by 1 and son Her Pomeroy Also grandchildren, brothers are as yet m rercome Iron tckson P - One man lly and 23 oth by 8'" Frida) ~ a blast fu r 1iant of the In here !9, tumbled of' overcome ano ~e t to the floor 1t1cally other 23 rJcn hpohs and Oak released Elgbt ervatlon huge, s1Io IIIia shut down fur repair.& men wearmg n masks:. c)lmt, opened a valve 1ace The valve ubon monoxld~ hem d to close the n's OX)'Qen wss was avercom~, ~ur were felled I �' .. ' .' The Daalv Senund Fourth Birthday Of Brow;tn Dailey Observed Jan. 22 It's a ' • per S1 , 101 ' Dol red Co ·- IIUbl 1 I Used MUB 641: Our h of pall f<Jn in • lo" and Spe Mn ~~ llf Am 263 DA ton 161 I•'OUt rm •u• POMERO LOST Be; Ca Kaytic Russell, James Warne.Nina Stiles, Russell Henson, . Earl Archer, Michelle Buck, Mary Burkett, John Tannehill Jimmy Donnell, Craig Fife, Alnn Cunningham, Marcia Lynn Schwah Mark French, Doxie Wa1ter1 Paula Gomer, Byron Ann1s, Sus~· Wippel, ~allle Duckworth, Breo da Sayre John Kloes, Dcnm· Hackett, nlana Wright and • Da vid Bu11kirk. Nr1.u' 361 105:! ALJ. CARS PICKED FROM OUR STOCK BUT tiC; I \\'• all Po --·-=------ •950 Ira RE·PRICED $11 1054 f\[) · wh TO GIVE BUYERS WITH ANt EYE TO SAVE A CHANCE NOW AT •HI "' u~ !If inl 1957 DODGE 1953 PONTIAC 1950 CHEVROLET CUSTOM ROYAL 4 DR. V-8. Low m1leugc b~ loco! own t.!f Torque Flltc Tram• JtatiJo beater. Z·tone green fini sh wit11 matching Interior BOOK VALUE $1635 8·9 Pan. $lotion Wagon Good tires, hydramatlc, heater radio. 2 DOOII DILUXI l'c Now $2399 10~( CD Cl loot •I Special $889 . 1955 PONTIAC 4 aOoR SlOAN Powcrglldt, 2 tone ' blue, goo tires, shorp ,Jnalde and cut. WAII79S 18 l h Now $1399 195 MERCURY 1955 CHEVROLET 4 QOOI SlOAN 2 tunc blt~c and ivory. Clea Interior, good tire• WAS 1695 p 114 D 210 - 4 DOOII V-3 moi4Jr Wlttl overdrive, Ju cally owned and clean insld and o11t, good tires, radio, hca(· cr and 11eat covers. :Now Only $1199 1954 PlYMOUTH 4 DOOR IELVEDIRI Luw mileage by locBI uwncr by-drive trans , radio, heater Bi1<k and Sun gold liniib. Now $769 1953 CHEVROLET Now $589 , 1952 PONTIAC I tl 4 DOOI Green flnlah, bydramallc, raollo, healer. WAS fMS Now $278 1957 CHEVROLET 2'h TON TIACTOI Serle! 10,203 - Heavy duty, 9tlOJ20 · Uba, lull air brakea, heavy ' spd. tranL, 2' apd. ule, healer, 5\h wheel, IIddle .aanko, h.lnd valve .•nd trailer COMetlion al: horns. Btoutlful red llnlab. , · ' 4 DOOR IIDAN Cljl,rtalil )leluxe, Sharp uuide; bQOutiful Q~one green, 1ood tires, bydramatlc drive, Radl,p, Heater. · . , , WAS 1645 Now $529 1951 Oily $5795 1953 Il~ttrnatlonal. Wllh d"!"P ),ooy, 2-apee~ a~lo, B:ZIIx20 llrea, neeaa paint, but IIIII runa good. Now $695 ~HEVROLET 1953 FORD 4 DOOR SlOAN Black finlah, I'C<cntly overhaul ed. po-Fgllde trana., beater radio. W.\S SS6S Now $689 Mow $449 . 1953 DODGE 1950 Oldsmobile Nqw $529 ' IILAIR 4 DOOR Brown and bel~• flnL•h, goo tirea, beater, clen lnslde & out WAI $795 'TON TIUCK L. W.B. ~oo4 10 ft. bydraulle dump , fAd bola!, practically new llk20 tlrfJII, v.a motor, 2 apd. ule. Good eab. Only $1199 195~ Oldsmobile · CLUI COUPE V-8 motor, gyro-dri\'C, hl'alfr 011e local careful owner. tire:~. lDtorlor ·and flnlsh l"rfect ' $249 'I 4-DR. STAR CHIEF V-8 motor, sent cover~. 2 lour 11reen, llydramatlc drlvu, poWt' l ateering power brakc11, radio heater. It Blue finish, powergllde, heater 1952 CHEVROLET ' WAS $765 II TUDOR I •· !locket engine. hydramaUc bcatCI', radio. Solid WAS $MS Now $629 Now $199 1955 FORD wheel boae, good 82llx20 Ollly $599 :GMEROY: MOTOR CO.· l . Open Daily 8. IA.M. to 1 P.M. ST; PHONE 491 •! \. POMEROY ' II '' ' '' Size 42 by 3q in. a poi r1~· ELBERFELD$· ~ ·: • """' ~ 1 Malt Kelly was periicularly ef. fecttve' ln the .econd quarter. Atbens' defenders came out to ch~ck him closely and Kelly drove around for f1ve lay-up field goals Jn the second frame alone. His 18 points lor the night was , h•gh for both clubs. , In the second hall Coach Me· Afee1 ~!~ 1 !,~J~ .::~ ~":.~ield· .Hindy Is Named· . Officer In Ohio ,Loan·Association New I 1916 MERCUR1 VB 4 dr. ········· · $2,095 1957 ,PONTIAC VB Super Chief · ··· $2,795 2 dr. Cltl4llna Cpe. Power Steering & brakes. Hydramatlc drhe. A reo! •ut.v. 4 barrolcarburetor. . 195•• PONTIAC VB Star Chief ······ $2,195 4 drl Sedan. Pontiac's lineal One local owner. Trade~in - on ·new lrJtt ' ~ybllc sponsored by 3b~~~E~;~:~n•~ .1\o!IOClalon April 29 Clu~ at ,lyaver!y, eltlo tlian 300 muarteu and Cliil•loy<,.j will me~t. ' 195,$ BUfCK VI Sp.Cl•l ········.,.·• 4 dr. IJedln. DYMflow drive. '1'1111 Glle bu W ·lladlr or S\hrlq. ' , -·lllllli~lll! 19$4 BUICK VB Super ..- .. •·• ~.. • --;-..,-~ 4 111.-Seda~_srrklinl pri,lna!Jllbllll'Ha flalalt.imulilol va 4dr. ·•·...... · ·.... $795 · FiOrmer·Resident . Of'fbchte Is ··, :~)teported Dead,. i Co~net Sedl!l. Auto. oblft. This car shows beat of care. 1t53 BUICK Speclal2 dr. Sedan · ··· ·· $795 Spotlete black and )Vhite flnlah. ';n 1952 BUICK Super 4 dr. Sedan ····· · $695 19511UICK S~ptr ~2 dr. lllrd Top. Believe it or not)but thli Is a one owner car. Dyna· no• drive. What. am I bill! £ 1950 BUKK Speclil 2 dr. ·· ·········· $29S ,~ ·, , ·· 1950 8\llck 4 dr. .. .' :. $195 1950 Ponl Conv. Cpo. .. $195 1951 lvlck 4 dr........ tstS 1950 Pt11tlac 2 dr. ..... , $,195 1952 Chrml•t 2 dr, .... . 1950 Stud. Chomp, 4 dr•• $ItS ,iMHY MORE .~ , , :~ • · JANUARY,ClWANa SPECIALS .. , I • . , Gr~veslde , .. · Extra elean lOt model. Dynaflow drive. .1 . ,, fn · · 1 1 rltll will be held on Monday at the Greenwood Ceme· tery at Racine [or Mis!l Helen Smart, 89, who died Tburoday in ' a Columbus h9flPital. Rev. Floycl \\;orkmali will officiate al the ser· .. I , ,•Vice, · · Tbe deceued was a former aident of nacin~ and" waa a meln jler of the ' Racine Methndisl church . .She li 'survived by her I•· !her, lllllon Srnsri o, Chillicothe. • Funeral servlct.s will be hfld . H9fl~ly at II .a. m. In the R9ol Funeral Hotne In Chill~eotbe. I Pomeroy'n~ ;.t. •uea• Youth In]'ured Jn Auto· Mishap A Po:neroy High School reoerve baaketball player, Howard Parker, 15, Wll reportacj resting comfort· ably In Melfi General Hoapilal today follow!., •n occident illle Friday night on E. Maln~t In which two other youth& ercaped without Injury, The three youth.l, Bill Wingett, 17, ol SrraCUR!, Tom Grueaer, 18, of MinersvUI.; and Parker had juat left lhe poat-game danee at Pomeroy High School and were driving east on Maln·sl when Wln· gett who waa drtv~nc, atlempted to pasa another car near the ltl· zer Oil Station. According to Wingett, there were two cars ahead of him and be tried to pau but the neareat car pulled out also ~o J?381 and to avoid hitting blm, Wmgelt cut m~ to the lef4 jumped over the. I curbmg and amuhed inte 1 poW· er pole headon. . . Parker, wbo 911 lilting In the middle or lbe front seat between !he other two boya, wu thro~ mto the wmdahleld by lbe lm· .. ICoAtlnlltd an PliO Six) Ute Panthon and Sobnaon had 19 The Hoonda' Howe lot a one for 41·28, Johnaon got one of bla one and one, and Pickell mille 11 f:l-2'1 Then ST weQI. wild with four atnlgbt field ,.all without mlsai., or inlerrllpUon pot m two lree threw" then odded two more field goa!L . Blf •lllp Werry ounk two char· it)' throw& but Jobnaon'a bot atrtni.already ·had made it 116-2'1. He had JOIL!n 14 atraight poinla with n~ argument from Nelaonville. By PDI"'• end he had three more field goals and two foul Mrs. Anna Ruuell, 65, of Porn· tbroWI. Barnltz 11ndwiebed in 1 84-30. Johnaon bit- i!roy, wife of Wil11.am (Bill) Rw , ling 15 oeconda be- sell, Pomeroy" taxi eab operator, IJCOled 23 daed early Saturday mornlne ' in Hoher HospitaJ at Gallipolil where she had been a patient lor the past three daya. Fuuneral servfcts will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from tile Ew· ~~~the ing Funeral Chapel •Mitb Rev. Wol· ru Oll , do . Barte!,a olficlatlng, Bal'lal ..m made in the Beecll Grove CeJII.. tery. . Tbe deceased was a member of the Gold Star Mothers, the P)'lh· ian Sisters and the D of A. Lodge, was preceded in death by a son, Harold William Russell who was killed in action m France in 1911 and, a brother, Elmer Killinger who died in April, 1957 Surviving the deceued are be!' buaband William RuiiiiOII; two t Mrs. Ann 1111.,.11 Slid today the sons, Richard Walter Russell of Helga County Seleetive Service of. Pomeroy and Rtymcmd Frederick fiee will be open only on llondaya, Russell or Middleport. Wedneadays and Thursdays until Also surviving are ' s,ister, Ell furlber notice beea""' the Waab· atb Lanning of Pomeroy and twll lngton County office clerk auHer- brothers William Killinger of ed a broken leg. HemJock Grove and Raymond Kil· Mrs. R11111ell will go to Marietta linger of Ro&e\illle, 0 There are Tuesdaya and FridayL also two grand cbtldr~n. She alao said ADen Cleland of Friends may call at the Ewing Raelne ond Erneat L. Bj>wen,' of Pomeroy, will report for Induction Funeral Home any time. into the Army, Jan. 2'1. Her office hu a qll for one dra!lee Feb. U. Mrs. RliSI<!l !lid tl'ere baa been no ph>induction e~Udnl hom~eeol~omicsJI·oom since July, and none are a<boluded the tmmediote future.· Meigs Seleftive Service Office · Hours Changed . I w" PE.OPLE.AND PLACES IN MEIGS COUNTY ' is !he ~h:~~n~~d~~~!rs V!h.~ ~~tesch~~eJu::!~·: 0 tbe district will be ~oused together for the iirst time. in his tory Monda~. BELOW,..-DIStrict Exeeutlvti . llead Robert R Gray tries ou\'II,Je "ipjercomm" in .his ~n:4ry's of~ke ·b) which eac~· room can' be "talked to" ineluding lhe qlaciou! i,YIItn~Siutn. . '# ' , . 1Pr~s-1t.J9. R~~~ous_ Edue~ti~t• _ Cd~~il Meeting Held . I neath. In the laat quarler, with !Ubi flooding thl game, but with the reeord within reach, Coach Reiten left lob1110n in. Pomeroy's 6-3 center drove In for lay-up altor lay-up agalnot the belpleu Hoonda. lliJ teammate• took,ll'flll dellpt In feeding him the ball A eonaenJUs of sebool olllciola Iller the pme wao the uaual high and aln<ere tribute· "II eoul4n\ happen to a nicer guy, • • lohiuon'l output era~ed . the 11113-M record of 39 polnll aet by Saet Wool acored againat Logan. 11 a1ao ;1 the current aeaaon blgh for 111e Southeaotem Ohio ob Lape. 1 IIICIII until Jut •lght - Ued wllh Gene Morgan of Lo(an. Eoch had 37 point ntahu, Sobnaon aplnat NelsonvUle In tbe two clubs' Jirat meeting, and Morgan agalnat Sackaon, the Nme nj~ht in Dewyber. new record was made posJible by 1 llen&atlonal a<oring aurre early in the fourth quarler. Mrs. Anna Russell Oaimed By Death Early Saturday I) · ST Jobnsop of the Pomeroy Panlhers set a.new acboolacor· lng record here Friday night of 42 points and led his team to Its lith straight win without defeat. N•IBollviile was lbe vtc: Urn by a 67 to 32 count. · · The victory l'clually was salted down In lhe second haH as Johnson began to hit from all angles, 20 feet out and under- That' tullon opened at 41 .24 for ern tb lnspect ·their new modern · half-a· million dollar conaolldated high ~chool \ bdwcen Tllppera I Plam! ' daught~!', 1 and Chester on Route 7 tomorrow Mrs. Ro<> "Open ,House will bo from Z to 4 30 p. rb.," said Execul.ive Head Rob<:rt R Gray who admits he ia "very happy" upon co~plet~n of 1 Service for women leaders on th:• • this cenl(al and well-designed e1 campus. Md orris tt•rden, Oris flubSbard ucati6nal institution. 08 M1ss Rose is a member of the cuse an Bill ThuenerFire are Department a rra· Volunteer "Thij' is something we've known univcrsily chorus and of S10'•m11 committee · wh1ch . . w1ll sponsor• a we had to h.ave for a lung· time." Alpha Iota She nas also won thr . · Ben Putman and upperdass Mh•l· ~own basketball game sometarD;e said Mr. Gray. He has even ·h.c~d Jar 5h I group. m Februo,ry to raise funds for Ute to shuftUe aludents back and IDrth Ips. . in ~b fts at Cheater to rl}aintain 1 ·' They were named al a meeting study opporllUiiUe; for all the pu· MARRIAGE LICENSES or the department Thursday nlahl plls of the diatrlct. . Two marriage liocnses have and called lhetr fl:ot practice !h-i• The new 1school Is of aP· been granted here In the past Z4 day night. proxlmotel); $8Z5,ooo b-~~:::~i~J hours, to Paul Sigman, 24, Lang&· A discussion on a 1ra11,1 of th~ distriCt cc ville,. lineman, and Janet Hale~, 17 held and a Ita e&~entlal palls this week. It in· Rutland, clerlt; end to Gale Lee A demonstraUtln ~)' , eluded \the new Riverview Gra;dc McClain, 21, Olive Towpship, ' car· Squad Chief Don Moore I School near Reedsvltle and Long penter, and Zetah Buckley, 22, on the ~~e and ' operation ftrat · Bottom! wtilc~ aervta tile ealtern · Reedoville, clerk. aid eq~ipment. .•. IC..;t~oil On fl1111 Flvo) , , • ABOVE-This Kal Hindy, lOCal p1anager of Economy Savings and Loan Com· pany located at 300 W. Second St. was recently named an officer of the Qhlo Consumer Ulan Asaocia· lion and' 'at(ended the klckoll meetlitg Tue'sdar, Janual'll 21 at 'the Deshler·ilnton Itotel )n lumbtl8l Plans were Monteroy Hard Top Ole of the cleancot ·~ anywhere, Merco1 '1Datlc drtve. Against Weak •·•"" ST'' Anna Jean ·R , ' ·~!f8~ ls-Hono-relll.i .•~· 1 -'"~ t~"'~;~p:lf~~llil~hf'qop~!ue gyaJS an~ three free . .... ~!;~' ~, hdb ' averaging polnta ove: the";. Ohio University Syracuse F•'rem·pr n game SEO rout when he was in· jurcil. Miss Anna Jean Rose, PIannmg f'l The Jackets looked like a ball of M1· and Normon• G. tdOWn dub last night ind in losing with· ot Mmcrsv1lle, has brcn awarded out doubt, played their best game , soroll of Honor at the Oh10 Uni· Basketb-11 Game of the aeaeon. vcrs1ty e1ghth tfnnual Recogn tior. itll 4 ~r. Sedan. Hydr•m~lc drive. One careful owner. New Buick trade-in. Lelo than !8,0!!!J mllea Orialn .. blacl flnlsh . I 1955 OLDSMOIILE 88 ........ ·.. $1595 1 2 TON TIIUCK I?~" PILLOW GASES 195tl~clt~i5;~i~t~·- ....... $1595. ' 1t52 DODGE lim, &Ciun~ 1110tor. ~-•peed axle CANNON 2 dr. Sedan. Orl(inal blac~ finish like new. 4 bmel carburetor. 1'53 uouGE 52-50 Ohi R' Seen F IIowmg • R• 1955 CHE.YROUT V8 210 ........ $1,395 Pont ae. Hydramatlc drive. --· . ISteady R' VU dr. · .... · .. · .. $1,295 own~. ,. tnt C0ntm0e • ·Fall'mg CU!tomline Sedan. 0"1' meful owner, Spotless light blue fimsb. Now Buick trade-ln. 2 dr. Sedan'. Power s!oirtng & brakes. One careful Buick trade-ln. Radio •J•ater. \ '. IY UNtTID PR~·ss Johnson Sets I' . The Middle(lOI't Y~llow Jaekets' sophomores and juniors gave nolle~ Fr~day night that they are nqt to be dismissed Ughtly even •lhts season as Athens; No. 2 ranked SEI,i) cage A chilling snnw·mixed with ral• <team :-vas almost, but not ~ui\e, tripped up in the Bulldogs' nelted •Ohio tpday for t~c second )lorn~ kennel. 1 , tra~ghl day, and the , weatherman , · ; ·When !be shooting was qver the score was 52·50, The Jac· 1aw no end in •jght . ' lits bad 1!"1 tn the fourth quarlcr The snow has accumulated twn fl 4Z·!9 with alx minutes on · the o four mches over much of thl' clock ISC vellt and north sections ol Ohio. ~ But Coach Nolan Swackhamer's ' Toledo suffered the brunt or thr , boys eou1d not hold the Athens J vcather, rece1ving four trtches. . ' ' rally staged by Vio Stanson, Jim. 0 JVer Elsewhere, it was raining stea~, · Gaskill, and H. Mcinturf. . ly. Columbw, however, {ailed to 1 T4e latter ,b9y really won the ·eceive a predicted \hree to four . game for Athens as he put the 0 aiDS nchcs of snow friday night, gel· winners out In frOnt .52-47 with a ,. irig raip instead. minute left on his fielder a.Qd £rce A general rainfall of one incb The weatherman said most o! throw. during Friday night was bringing he precipitation should end lmcf MiltoQ Wayland, subbing for the 8 ji!:radualwraise in the Ohio River y late today and resume 11galn fouled-out Bobby Nelson (midway today, although . rlicr observors ate tonig ht anft Sunday. Temper· Jn the ·final quarter), connected on would .offer no p~dlctlon today atures were expected to remain a lon~ .shot \1' wake It 49·~2. then ·~ .to 1 ~'t how high the waters about tbe· same during the week· got one of his one and one charity I~Aould rase. er1d with hifh h;1. the 30's and lows sltuatlon for 50·52. ' At Apple 'Gro~e at noon today ·angmg from 27 to 3C. ., , . I the gauge readmg showed 21.7 R d · N th Oh , t B~t he game ended before Mjd· feet of water running and raising o.a 5 m or western , ·o dleporl could· get another .basket 'at ,the rate of two and ohe hall Nerc rtp~tcd wet with aomc iD~ Athena thus had held onto its tenth's feet per hour. ,Juih, but h1\ the northca'ltern sec· 1 l"ope n s I or a ~Ieee or a11 of t hc Montgomery Dam was reported 10ns around Yo,un«gtown to Lak, league championship. . .as rumling 27 feet or water at 1::ne, the highway•· were covered Gary .McConkey, the ~llck 5·8 noon and the Ohio raising stead. wilh snow and ~ ~~re slippery . I'Uird who l!.prsmed an ilY up river all the way to PiUs- , O~erall, ~ndttwns t~roughout last .we<:k In Pomero)i, play· burgh. , lhe s.ate ,ymed from being wet to . most gf the game but definite· • r • slush·c:overetl and shppery. was under wraps. ~.. terrilif tbe' Ohio and lnd\a,na tyrnpikes tacticl: ~ere · Qempletely N~re mosU,v. wet. Along the Penn· Ost>' I l~lval)j« 'rurnpik,e, 35 mph speeds $1.,6 '' SE ,Bylldogs ,Edge Yellow Jackets MiXture OtRain. · In W~ing ~inutes Of Contest And Snow To Still 'in. 88~ ,._, Weather .. 1 BED 'SHEETS· : ,' Many of lheae curs )I'Ore ·lraded·ln on new cal'l! from aal· lsfled loul ownen~. o~ new Bul~ks & Ponllaes. 'l'hey 1 were lhe pride and jo,..pf lhelr owners slnee lhey were new. In many eases, we can give you lhelr full history' Rush In now and .set yeurs, while selection Is good and prices areal wlal•f•low. l ' Dinner a:uests recently of Mr~ Eloda Webb and Mrs. Marl" Hauck were Mr. and Mrs. C. J .cumlng, of Binghamton, N. Y \fr. and Mrs A. C. Webb, Colum bJ.i!li Mrs. Loretta Hamng, Richard. I"'ckeni; Jsn al\d Janla Hauck NOT A ROUGH CAR LISTED! LOW WINTER PRICES 105$ $1 Mra. Eloda Webb and Mra. Mane Hluck and family. ipS el$011v~ • 9.1 y :Middleport Mrs Pearl Reynolds, the er, assisted h1 Mrs. Swanson served ice cream decorated cup takes with favor~ or M·M candles, bobble gum snd balloons to the following cbll· dren : Mary Elizabeth Bradbu(y, Po ' ·~.'r;.v_o~L-IJ:C.,....N.:..9~·~r3_9~-------.,;_------P-o_m...cr..:oy_·M_i_dtll_e.:.po_r..:,t,_oh_io..:.,_sa_tur-da.:;y':...J~an_ua.,..ry:....25_,1_9_58-:--------;..;..-""'I:"'--·-8DI-G_LI_co_r_Y__.._ Genuine Can11on for . ... J A UARY SALE!, Sylvia Swanson Sixth Birthday , Observed Thursday ' ' i , Ohlo1 Ocoa&lOt!al roln or drluto · ondl"t and 1 llttlt colder 0111 t.. day, cloudy ond nOt much chtnt• ·In .tomP!Iratu,, . tonlehl and su,.. d1-,, with rain o~ tnow Uktl'f Sundey, poaolbly 'llolinnl"t ooult\woat and "'""'f -• tonlg~t. H!th today In lho 30.'1, low tonleltt 21· ~5• . ' tin• 1'1 fa ta wl · CJub Members Elect' New Officers M'ddJepotf. Sotiety ' ' BANK AUTO LOAN! 'Pomeroy National Bank ... ornerey So with sm. rlai 1953 . The tourth birthday of Browyn Dailey was eelebrated at the borne ' ~Denver l)f her ijrandmother. Mrs. Worley Ele~o~~or S. SChut- Middleport Soclely EditOr _ Phont .... flvenbby Mrs. E~mda L.Yobnle•· ho nPr· Mrs. Don Reuaer a reeent Howell, on Wedneoda1. ... I(" na: er aon an au1 r-1n·1a\v, bride, waa tuest of bonor 1 at a Donna. A special feature waa a lfeen tueUie IJIWidnl ;- Pomeroy Soelely Editor - Phone Mr. llld Mrs. Harry L.Yo,l\1( Wanda mla<ellaneou.o shower given Wed· and white doll cake. neodo~ evening at the Brown boat Brifer). ,. \1 C?lumbu! visited briefly Thursday Gameo were played and prize& showroom, Mlneraville, by . her Special aueots Included her lwo I ~l'lth Pomeroy relatives. , won by Mrs. Marilyn Powell, Mlia mother, .Mrs. Rollin Wolfe. little couSins, Dlana ,R'ose of Min~ {1IE"'''ffl Pvt Carl De.L(In@ arr1ved home Connie Roberta and Miss Tisb D.urlng the eveninJ Mn.. Victor a ersville, and Becky Houdaahelt of \ :JfJ I I S.oturday even1ng . to spend the Moctre 1 •• • Brown wbo wu observing het Pomeroy, who were aet'ompanied · weekend with his wire Mrs. Su~t · birthday was pr~nted a cake by lbeir motbero, lllra. Hershel Mr. and Mrs. Vern \v.~tlerson of DeLong. and his parents, Mrs. Fruit salad, a decorated cake by Mro. Gerald Reuter• and the ca~sa Rose, Mrs: Charles" -"'''""''•I Rose and Mra. Gone Houdashelt. Browyn Ia the dauabler ol Mr. Racine s;.ent Wednesday with her Karmel DeLong was a dinner and ";eoffee were served to Mrs. group aang Happy Birthday to Miss June Sayre, Mr,, ~na cousin, Mrs. 0. B. Elborleld, Har· guest at the home ol Mr and Dorothy Norris, illr~ Ellen Arnott Games were played 1 an~ tels and Mra. Lewla Hol'l'l!and Mrs H. A. Dalley. ( ruonvlUe Road. Mrs. Arthur Ebllo and fam1iy. Mrs. Eva Tea!ord,' Mro. Tllll<fVfil· lo Mrs. Sadie Mrs. Edward Sdlaefer, Mrs Pvt DeLong returned to camp ton, Mre. MarU~n Powell, Mta. and Mre. Esllc Mossman Jack Seldcnabel and Mrs Linder Sunda~ evening. He Is stationed Ruth Frank, Mrs. Rosa lllcC!askey, Mrs. Raymond Brown won tbc Shakes~are Dains visited Wednesday in Lan· at Ft. Meade, Md. Mra. Crisa Plcken1 and aoo, Nol· door prize. TORONTO UP caster with theii 1ieter and bro· Mr and Mrs Harr~ Snyder son, Mrs. Anna Mae Obitz, Mri. Dudley of Mlllla_nd, Whatever car you choose, the mcst econornlca~ ther·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold were in GallipGlis Monday 011 Ruth Bale)' and son, Roger. After the honored il.lest open· tary manaler Bibbee and son. business. { ed her many lovely gltts refresh A{nateur H~key canve~ienl, modern way ID finance il is with a Election of oflleero wos held Cla:c~ce Might and aon, Char· Mrs Robert Faulk and Miss " Mrs. Ba.bara RoU!h and CoMic, men\JI were served by the hos the honored guest at , when the Pomeroy ShakesPeare les, VISited Tuesday evening with Mary Haggy were In Ga!lipolia Mlsa Marlyn Lyona, Mlaa Connie te.!s to those named abov• and annual sports celebrity dinner bonk Aula loan. Come in and gel full informao Club met Wednesday alternoon I Mr. a11d Mrs Cbarles Buck. on Wednesday. Roberts, Miss Tlsb Moore, Mn. Mrs. Aaron Kelhm, Mrs. Henry the Ontario Sports Wflters' lion on haw our low-cost financing plan con • • at the home of Mrs. Pearl Hysell 1\lr and Mrs. E. J. Hill vis1tcd Pauline Hart, Mrs. ora Brinker, Reibel. Karl Grueser, Mrs . .Broadcasters' 4ssn., Jan', 27. •• Mulberry Avenue. Tueoday with her father, George M' and Mrs George Moore Mra. Graee Roush and and Judf, iF=;;;;;~ri;;;_~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;:;i;;;;;;.,;;;;:;~~~ Frecker, Pine Grov~e. and family and Rev. .&nd Mrs. Jane and Patly and ·vn. Emma , you mpney, making your btst buy tv~n ~r. Mrs. Phil WHilamson, presi- Mr and Mrs. Phil Williamson Avon Archer and son of Coll\m· Lyona. llioJ dent, presided and oUicers elect· vasited recently in Gallipolis with bus were weekend guests of Mr ' "" .M. the' · Ia dd h end Mrs. Artie Eblio and daugh· Those sending Billa were Mrs. We Pay 2% Interest On Your Savings ed were Mu. William B. Downie, " son·m· w an aug ter, Mr. 1 M M d M A Maywood Autherson, 11rs. ~•itb pre~ident; Mrs. William Baxte.·. apd Mrs Clarence Boster and er. r. oore •n rJ. rcher Dunfee, Mrs. Addle Autb~n. vice president and Mrs. Hyseil, family. . were called by tbe death of ilfri. Rena Miteh, Mts. c-lrOI Da· the1r unde; here Jce Moore. . ' FIRST QUALITY DOUDU liED SIZE secretary and u:easurer. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Killinger Jey, Mrs. Gail Oblinpr, Mn:: Bob BANKING SINCE 1872 An article on the United Na· of Roseville were called here on ! Hartcnbach, Mrs. Francis Pickens. Member Federal Reserve Syslem lions written by Henry Cabol Thursday by the lllneli'J of his sis· Lodge waa read by Mlsa Emma ter, Mra Merlin Russell. Membe~ Federal Deposlllns•.rance CorporaUon Seil:z, followed by a discussion. Mrs. Emmett Blackburn and J POMEROY RUTLAND Relreahmenta were served by daughter, Mra. Harold Ebersbarh, Mr and Mr!. A. c . rellon who •'' • -~ze ~~ - by 99 the bostcsa dUring the social and Mrs. Shirley Mills of Middle· have been reSiding 1n Mrs. Wd· , ,~ hour port•were called to Jac~•on Thurs· llam Haptoo.sta.ll's apartment have 1"'.;;;;.._ _..:.;;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;:.;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;,.;;.;;;,;;;,;;;;;;i;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., day by the death of Mrs. Black· moved to V~rgmla. I burn's and Mrs Mills' slJter, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Cumings, The alxth birthday of Sylvlo Warren Arthur. (Creasa Webb) of Binghamton, N. K. Swanson was observed at the Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howell of Y.; le[t Thursday after 8 vislt with morning da.u ol the Middleport Kindergarten on Thursday. ~ETIER BUY 2 Newlywe4s Honored B-Dilly se~~!,~:.rP,~eroy.MJcl~leport, o., Je. -·· ..., By"Wedding Shower Mrs. Don Reuter Broolu Phillips, Harley MOII!In,,n, Wednesday Eve Hono~ed G11est At · Imboden, Mr1. A Wedding shower was held· pt W d d SL- Mary B. He\neo, the home or Mrs. Grace Ro~. e .,nes JIY JWWer 10n, Mrs. Mrs. Donley Reibel . SEO Regionld. Council To Hold ' '~O ... M . eet FJrSt r • The flrat meeting of 1958 wilJ be 1eld In Athens on Thunday, San. •1 th~ Sporllm~n RestauA SOCIAl houl' wUl preceed ·:be dinner at 6:» p, m. ' S.E.O.Jl,C.'a new ptesident. John Eplln& of Galllpolll, Will preside Meigs , ~eliglous 2·80 PI '"" ·· ~ The Meigs'l:9~n!y )t~ijglo)l! Education Cou~cil ~et'Fri· •t the meeting. The Stale Fair atu· day'all:SO at The F,ederated Church, Pomeroy, m thetr usual iy will report 1 its recommendamonthly IIUleU!)g. GleJlroy · Ewing, President, presided and ~~: ~ir·~n at the o!'io Rev. Palmer opehed in pra~. The a~uer for the evening The secertary's minutes were - --- - - - - - - - will be one or Southeastern Ohio's leading pelitieal personoge'1, c. read by G:aptain Glenna Ruf!~mtl ifl1ji ' . and approved. £ ·J ~ Stanley Meehem, President Pro Trm of the Ohio Senat.o. Mr. lie' The Tresurcr's report was give'• (1~1 ebem h111 1 great · infiuenc:e on. by Hrs. Lena Huber and acce~ted: leglslalion In lhe Stale and ls During tile buslneu seutoa It widely recognized for bis fine ·was pointed out that 600 pupils leadership iD. the Ohio Senate. Mr. each week are receiving religious ~y Mechem will speak on "Legialati•• lnatruetion through the able \eaeh _t. Research." . lng ol Mrs Ruth Zundel. lfany in· Members of the dining room and Mr. Mechem was born in Nelson terestirlg stories and reports are dinner committeet of the Salis· by her 9:: well 111 notebooks, bury PTA are asked to 1neet Mon· ville, Ohio, on Jan. :!9, 1893 and ~rtlclc~ etc., diSplayed, by her day ol' I p. m., Jan. 27 in, the graduated from Nelsonvllle High School in 1911. He to married and [r()m tlme tG time showing' initia· schoql. 1 has three childr.en and four grand ~:~1 live and a~ility of the children. At that time definite plans wiH children He owns and operates 1J Weet.<Jay Rellgious EdOO:il~iqn int- be made fOr two approaChing stanley's Shoe Store at At!Ieno, tie commumties of Pomeroy, lfld· events which the lidiea' blve un· and 1\feehem'l 'Sboe Store at Nel· dleport. •Salisbu~y, Syracuse, Rut· dert~ken to serve. · sonvllle. lor Mr. Horton at land and HarriSonville •11 conMechem was elected to All other PTA memberi willing theSenator /!1 bootw1·d and in the coal Jlllnes. Unuing. Ohio Senate io 11M3 and iB to help are urged to attepd . the Other commumt1es in ~ ·,eoun­ h~ ind .&rr. James now serving hi& eigbtb eonsecutive have expressed a deslte to lllond•Y .meeting said Mrt. George terro. He has betn President Pro b~1;:~~~~~~~~' -the Wh"l boat Starc:her ,president. ' ' ~e program in theli!.achool id 1850'1. rem of the Senate for ~ years, the old home if sponsorship can be secured. It !953-M, 19liMtl ond 195'1~. the commumties of Pomeroy, Mid· the clay from 1 He is o member of the Church FINED $100 of hill contrlbut~d to the program thiS of Christ, Nelsonville, the Ameri· baked sehool' year since September to Russell Parker of Portland was can Legion and a;everal oth~ frat· the side date: Umted Methodist, P011111roy; lflned $1011 and co•IJ and a<ntenc· ernal organizations. noted that the Collowl~l have ed to lhree da)"' in jail by Moyor tbe Tickets are available from tile ' Bapist; ~burch of Chrlat, Cbarleo Legar Friday night · Cor following (ReservsUona · · Heath Methtldi&lt.ll.td·l driving while intoxica!ed. The ahotlld be trustees. In by Wednesday ewn· · Comm!l~ll.f; arresl had been made by l)epucy .. (Contlnuld an pqo: S!xt On P•IO Flvjol,' ' ·~erjlf Alfred Ll'llll&· . ' · :u Salishury .wmmittees.T0' M ' eet On Mond.. ' Grace Boney, 6i Foriler Resident Dies At Marietta Grate Boney, 84, a 'rClrmer resident of PomeroY. died early Sat· urday morning at Manetta foUow1ng a Jon lllnea. · The deceoa<d who formerly worked at the Kroger store dur· ll!i the Wlf yelll Ia survived by b'lf buaband J>ell1ib and Min Her· bet1 E. lJoney of Pomeroy. Also 1urviviog are three grandchildren, a alsler ond three brothen. FUneral services are as yet inccmplete. -----· c24 Men Overcome By. Gas At Iron Plant Jn JHCkso0 JACKSON, 0. UP - One man was in.1u~ critically and 23 otJ;. ers were overcome by gas Friday night while refiring a blast fur· nace at the Globe plant o( the In· nerlate Iron Corp. here. Chris WiUiams, 29, tumbled off • catwalk when overc.ome and plunged about 2tl feet to Ute floor. He wai injured critically. Fifteen of the otb~r 23 11cn were treated at Gallipolis and Oak· hill hosp•tals and released. Eigbt were held for observation. Police said the huge, silo-lika furnace bad been abut down f1ir several weeks Cot repaii'1. A crew of five men, wear10g self-<:onlained oygen mask~ climb· ed the catwalk and opened 1 nl'lt to reUghl lbe furnace. 11te 'Valve stuck, and lhe c,rbon monoxide gas poured over them. , The men worked to close valve but one mal)'a exhauaLed and be Then tile other tour w~~ ..tell!<q ,bf the gas. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 24, 1958 ebersbach karr miller myers