https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6b96083925d8bc24f84806e560f320cf.pdf d674e40ad98ebe03d090724b58f263c4 PDF Text Text ' .. ' .' 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. �c ' . State In' Final ' P~ase Of B'attle .· With Bangs Disea8e .. ' 1 ', ' ' .' ' "' IY Ghol fannahul , ~ '· ' · , ' WI e come horne, Mr. all4 Mrs. Gerlll,l\ Presto~, lt surel~ e ~~' ha~e ~een full tp, r~~\lliB WSl\bffqsiblg weather (ro)ll lflami, F'lorid&, where you'Ve been \lacatllinlitg durh\g pal; ~f' l-.nutl1· , '~-~ drivel Hill . coup161fav6W<l ~lA frl~·\4 fro Hnhj. ellfo)11!g all auto slrtiw (liiie'u wnat mite) .,dI ?lid bot' "I~...,. • an ° a a sq, " ,"!{"· ,.., llo Wa11t/l8ub thP lullk a~afer p~t of r~l•ilnbus an~ P"'' nert~ flit, soujt~ ap~ west w~i in 19;,~ Wedne.lay !fe ~d no kosber 1<ith him Ill our office! bV chance at lunch time, I inv!tel blm to the L10ns Club lunchcqn In the sociAl rnom3 of the Ft:~d~rated Church A~d do You kn01v •hat thP ladlet or the churrb serverF ntk all<! aauertroutl . Fl"i tt~• I. at lellsl six monlhs Llono en· ~ It Mn had mashi!jl polll' toea and coffee He took ~ lot 61 rOod natured ribbing from, two lljl'il naisons 1guestl Howard Rulil>elt and L1on Rolon Zuni!el Ao~ t" ulesman Bill Child• 1110 hat been traveling onlv ~ot I • . tl• early Am.eriran. See n, Seen at ~~~ P$eruy·Midlll.. oort b..-Xelb~l raqoe 'l'lleadiY nl.lllt: Si!~Wintendent of Sc~ool6 Cha~t,. Gibbs and S<lhool Bol)'tl President Wlllllm AnderiOn wat chmg !rom balrony '""'· Ball wa~ born IDd ralJed and parllci· poled In athletlcl at Middleport. Charley is a Racme native where booketb!lll Ia , Uken quUe serl ously these days • One of the !!pest tennis play· e" eYer ~ come out or e11te.rn Metg, Gouitty was named Charf<S Gi)lbo Ye~o Jlat •amt, Said Bob jloberta to me or hill "NIIbl" ot ~Uil! Ruu Sohool· "!I w11 wonderful A t~lor llka the~ ~oea •om• tb)ng lol a goy notb· ~~ rucb hapovrecently cllmeo !rom oa ~nam1 elte oan." It, couldn't h,.e •Iff reterhed Chi.' lngPostsn.lpt: ~tMatl'o Beverly Hills-host happened to a nicer guy Old•moblle. ' :1\'111 tho \•ds up Skunk ~oiler h1ve 1 menoco or a Godsend ftilo oalmmer• The man croated ~on~ b..o.. BOfcb Grnvc Cemetery I• ~lied now !rom wtnt., ialna an·d melthit onows. i\ tilu'cb more of leol cold W:ei· ljlrr that hangs ou lor 1 tllile would mike I remarkably WOft· tler!nl pbce lor Ice sklthlt What Ull~ tn be more run lh!ll nlrht akaftn~ partie.s-a fire Ilia the bink, hot dogs po1ato ~hlpt. coffee or cocoa and your bes• PI! M'\)'ehonts. build ujl roilr •kate Inventory! Under the l!lmmer sun J.t eou)d be an '01 Swhnmln' llole deluxe But w•lt not pr~e!utloA• have to be to ken? Wo oro 001 ot Callous a! 30 !eAr' ftJO {n t~e loll of l young life bv ncclJcnt • Mann tn ~ Roush, lately mmltd Is. huk on the river again aftqr ' h\1 40 day leave So oorey, he 111~1t be ..lf.made Edloon &ld John B~er (and who Isn't really?) are wen "tiled In their new Cook ll\llldln1 quartera In Middleport ThurC''s ::1 rot'plt o! the hm.ltif wor-lng f•llows you wUI ' ever IIIQ!te friends with. )fotlfl of thotr De)ll store's "general air" LB ru~< -- • Traff•c1 Is Mam Resumed On NYC • • Jn New yotk LIDe Ira! UTICA. N Y' '"'-Rail ur fig wu resumed on t~e Nejl' York Centro! Rell(ond main line between Buffalo and New York City todoy a!tor a ,.ven-hou• "wlldeal" strlki by eon~netors. ,ll'ralno boRan mo•lna at It a m ~T In BuffAlo lloch!ltor, am ;:r~"1nJ~~~Ion'bwort111Y••rav~der ·n' • • the 1trlkero. In Alball¥, whore the lnlune· tfon had not yet been acrvod, 11 trolna relllalncd hAlted In the ah lion, lncludlna the crack New 'York-bou~d Com)11odbro Vandor bill and 20th CeMury Llmlled, and picker. were still patrolln~ the otatlon '. Juda• Stepheh w. lirennln lo• JUed • tempor~ InJunction •r•l~t tile olrWiiJ conllf!eton ,._ndlnr a heorlnr 1an fl on a l!frnlaneol order. Al ttit teinporory ordor 1'111 fii'Ved In cltltt 11ong the Cen trll'• main line, the atrlken hi· II~ to ntulll to W'or) 1n<1 rail lr*lfle wa1 ro1Umlli1 · ' Get Well Cord To. Wes Fry, Middleport bnttl(ng a at~ throat and cold for goln~ ln\0 three wetks now Seout.ml•ter Swatzel l.s &r>Jng to ~avo hls boya make a scale. otlck br etlck mo4el of the Che1ter Scoqt eobln for dloplay hero ond fo! entey In a regional Scootlnc eonte!l. Another Get Well Card to Jsek $liven who ¥ coming along nl'* ly at his CoMpr·at home aft~ auf· (er!Dt a. Jtroke Jaoi< lo retired +Iter many years employment at the Rig & Reo!. · W•Ieome Mat Is Out On Gravel I!UI ' To: · -l.!iren and Mr!. J.ynd, ,formerly of W.verly, 0, and thcar two tq~n~ <flilrlren The1 have OCCU• IQd tho Jimmy Weber·OWI)Od ouse on. Aah·st whoro tho l,'io· ~aj~os lived. Mr Lynd ls common· 4anl (!( 'l,'be llodet:n M~. TO ,FO!J(~ IN LETART FALLS: Thooe fo~r Racine Illsh Selwql iultll'l onooplnl around for defatlo aod opeelfieatlons of the tnaa~ mlgratio~ now lakin& place , COLUMBUS ul> - The stat. ilepar!Jne6 o~ Agr~tlllture li lli~V· In& IIlio I llllll state of ltampI~ out' losl!J)ial!p.~ ltmong the o . _ ~ tattlei,nO . ' ~ ·~· Animal ' usi!Yf1 tiltH. , Geyer ssl<l. ' gaJlliiQ· eo: i.qii}, ••line measures wall go Into ef· fed immediately after It Is deleete4 In any.cattle an ony or the 118 eounhe< I The quarantine wut confine all eattte to the farm . until all the ~~·to"' (those cattle with the dis· ~,are moved to slaughter a~4 '!GI.•llVA bloOd. !ilil of ®; ablotr bl tbe h~fd 'li Obtained, Geyer !lli!a. • "W~ now l18ve Ohio's 88 coun lid illldor our test pro'graait and ~bout 110 per cent of the cattle taltech" he said "N6w 1s the' time to sb,qi>Llor ~e final goal of matlnl OhtO a O'dllled. certllled, brucellosis reo stm by 111110." Geyer oald 11 ol(ld b'llmP••tb)!I;Jo ~Ple.l4· y wipe out tbls )IIBJaii In trw te ' ' ~~i~~:~~ -t· Delel!tlve•i Dairy Down -on the Farm Big Picture NBA .Pro Baaketholl TllA Ha¢1Dt from Hlaloh SkY Kine w: r. ." ' ,, ' '. ~~~~~~~~!1~~:•: ~;~~~~ ' 'altlhj:ei •• PIANO ..... ...•\\'l)'liJTII! '- ··.All. •altlcJWIN , ' BIAN~ 0. ~~. ~0!~ ' ' 111114 F, ~~OJ:,diPD · i!lr and r ~ t il W ii3 s. Jill Ava, Ill' 4,8 tinnot roll ~~:..~~ t~i. ..,....,.. n. LAW REQUIIs AU.Fire~ .•.; 4'o.Jie b~ ·Al}MI' Oaee.,( See or Ci ·Pbm~~ { • J I·If --.- ' ' ' . >' I Melts County Newt Sunday- Ch~IP!al I IO:QO •Ui!IP. U,ptq II): Feet IO:SO LOOk u~ ind LIV. 12:10 ,p.m. ' TUIIDAY MIITIIIG The LadiJ18 AuKilllry of Drew Webster Post No. 39, American Lorton will moot a! t~e Leaton home, Tuesday It 7;30 p, m. ' '' .~spot 111(10 11:30 12:011 12:30 Ultil"' ~UOIII Ill AeiiOI Calneta Tllro ),it's A Trip ·WIIA am at.>.., Tm l:QO ~-~~";d~ J;OO ~UOW, Sbcii!CIIll 3:30 'J'IIe Lui Word 4·0\1, ~eo ~\,Nation f::JO ~ fiewa, • e:OII s.veai lilve!J Arli e:oo :Yen 11d lllllllea 6:30 Allnla OaklfJ I ' Ce-' W 1,eo.·. ' '" DISTRIIU'TOit l _. . . ~~'·· Olllt ·.' ' ::. Fire t; ' " ,I ::•~ y~q,.Ballng· Ci ' ' l ' ' and~ I!QVIPMsNT_ ,. at. ' w••• ..,.,..de ' po~i!lllli':~~·-~~ • IRAq, _si. t E. .. ·,. :~*/Rid AIClW 10!00 Ounsmoke 10:30 O!fietal lkledlvi 11:011 ~·~te Show JJ :IO Th\o . WC:Tu7Jittrt ' SEAT ~ I.;. v .., .... -'A · it 'OJilb ~~~~ Untv6~Jtr. dl!'li)B the ran ~&lifer whlcb ol~d tt !ently. H• ism Uae iO))ere of eni· lneetlnl- In or~et to rilo tho itl'l· h1 ynm nrNt r~rr- ~'~n 1rqltimntf' llS· vm lty honor roll ~ s\u'dent m~stt lliJIIJIOnto from their clan roo1111. baYC 3D :t\lerase of 3M or better r•• ~ •..~ II yoq !OOP!lr!fe )ou 100~ Will TO ATTIHD MIITING hlVe the story - ol what Is hapTh~. Rev Howard 1\uppelt; p.,. penlna In Letart Fello. !or a I the Firs) Presbyterian cot~-rectlon Department: Wallis Leadingham, the roarinl Churcheo In Middlevort and Syra pomeroy Lion, Ia 1 canrlida!'llor i 'U!~o will leave lor ¢oiumhuo to· ~ latrlet blllce In Llonlsm bat il morrow afternoon whe~e he will ~cputy dhtnet covernor. riot at Attend 1 meetlnll Ol tl\o Synod Cbrhtlall E~u,;Uon Commltttee 11 aovcrnor "They ;room you two Y.,ari," tho S.~"''~ Hotel. lje will rem11n (n c0 r~lnllill to (!!eM t)le 0-lo IBJI Wl~il, "an\llhillllf YOU do~;t PoaJAt•' !;oiii!M\don wlile'& Mlln• ttuh your toe jou mov~ uj), imlla· on M'oMay. 1y • Apd Wlllia tau1b sllaool In Lit· Oillf!II~TINCI ne HQ(ktna, not Coo1vlll6. Pit\-.-lilli'dlli or PoiltiiOJ '1)1Yelera Of Tbl Vleet: P'amaer Jack ~mer. lo Cohal!l· ¢h~W oq WUI . V~tet 11 tho bus Thursday att~dlnl ._ "b)ll'er'o l!alo~~ "Nil\~i "f:~O P,· m. ,ill~ biiitnl. mnlval." Trietomaan H1 r ~ 1d &!r~ Fred Dloett~ll"AS "'" ~ .mllh w11 In Ca,Pitol CJr, the aam~ day lor a salea meetlnJ. The Pomerp~ . Wcttfe,'Iilli 111~et 11 tho United' !.fethotll•t,.Clhuteb, tuesday eventnt wlt~ 1!11''· 'En· tune Brown II P'ro1ram leader. THE DRlVEI'S ' lnws~ STilt·-I! · ·. With IPICIAL., • l~· / 71e.e• ' ·..., ... of ·B~WDI.h't*d · - ~ .-~ -~•• &-~ ·(o. :'!our,Mie·i fiYiaoli ~ \, (Jftlr'. Bakery' I ialllliri·or cw ~--. 'I 'tt 7:~ 7:30 Relatives Fail ~ ·. 1---.,,_ IIIIU. .N¢1 HIAO Dill • , C'INCINNATI UP-John F llalehlnhnn, 74, tleo pmldonl of We;tern ond Soul!lorn Life lr llll'lneo Co lor 18 yoal'l. dle<l to dq ot Botheado Hoapltal See Us ( 'I FOR SPR,NG SEED and Flk'tiU~~k SUGAtt lUN FLO~R M:I~L l'holle 150 P-"'1 �c ' . State In' Final ' P~ase Of B'attle .· With Bangs Disea8e .. ' 1 ', ' ' .' ' "' IY Ghol fannahul , ~ '· ' · , ' WI e come horne, Mr. all4 Mrs. Gerlll,l\ Presto~, lt surel~ e ~~' ha~e ~een full tp, r~~\lliB WSl\bffqsiblg weather (ro)ll lflami, F'lorid&, where you'Ve been \lacatllinlitg durh\g pal; ~f' l-.nutl1· , '~-~ drivel Hill . coup161fav6W<l ~lA frl~·\4 fro Hnhj. ellfo)11!g all auto slrtiw (liiie'u wnat mite) .,dI ?lid bot' "I~...,. • an ° a a sq, " ,"!{"· ,.., llo Wa11t/l8ub thP lullk a~afer p~t of r~l•ilnbus an~ P"'' nert~ flit, soujt~ ap~ west w~i in 19;,~ Wedne.lay !fe ~d no kosber 1<ith him Ill our office! bV chance at lunch time, I inv!tel blm to the L10ns Club lunchcqn In the sociAl rnom3 of the Ft:~d~rated Church A~d do You kn01v •hat thP ladlet or the churrb serverF ntk all<! aauertroutl . Fl"i tt~• I. at lellsl six monlhs Llono en· ~ It Mn had mashi!jl polll' toea and coffee He took ~ lot 61 rOod natured ribbing from, two lljl'il naisons 1guestl Howard Rulil>elt and L1on Rolon Zuni!el Ao~ t" ulesman Bill Child• 1110 hat been traveling onlv ~ot I • . tl• early Am.eriran. See n, Seen at ~~~ P$eruy·Midlll.. oort b..-Xelb~l raqoe 'l'lleadiY nl.lllt: Si!~Wintendent of Sc~ool6 Cha~t,. Gibbs and S<lhool Bol)'tl President Wlllllm AnderiOn wat chmg !rom balrony '""'· Ball wa~ born IDd ralJed and parllci· poled In athletlcl at Middleport. Charley is a Racme native where booketb!lll Ia , Uken quUe serl ously these days • One of the !!pest tennis play· e" eYer ~ come out or e11te.rn Metg, Gouitty was named Charf<S Gi)lbo Ye~o Jlat •amt, Said Bob jloberta to me or hill "NIIbl" ot ~Uil! Ruu Sohool· "!I w11 wonderful A t~lor llka the~ ~oea •om• tb)ng lol a goy notb· ~~ rucb hapovrecently cllmeo !rom oa ~nam1 elte oan." It, couldn't h,.e •Iff reterhed Chi.' lngPostsn.lpt: ~tMatl'o Beverly Hills-host happened to a nicer guy Old•moblle. ' :1\'111 tho \•ds up Skunk ~oiler h1ve 1 menoco or a Godsend ftilo oalmmer• The man croated ~on~ b..o.. BOfcb Grnvc Cemetery I• ~lied now !rom wtnt., ialna an·d melthit onows. i\ tilu'cb more of leol cold W:ei· ljlrr that hangs ou lor 1 tllile would mike I remarkably WOft· tler!nl pbce lor Ice sklthlt What Ull~ tn be more run lh!ll nlrht akaftn~ partie.s-a fire Ilia the bink, hot dogs po1ato ~hlpt. coffee or cocoa and your bes• PI! M'\)'ehonts. build ujl roilr •kate Inventory! Under the l!lmmer sun J.t eou)d be an '01 Swhnmln' llole deluxe But w•lt not pr~e!utloA• have to be to ken? Wo oro 001 ot Callous a! 30 !eAr' ftJO {n t~e loll of l young life bv ncclJcnt • Mann tn ~ Roush, lately mmltd Is. huk on the river again aftqr ' h\1 40 day leave So oorey, he 111~1t be ..lf.made Edloon &ld John B~er (and who Isn't really?) are wen "tiled In their new Cook ll\llldln1 quartera In Middleport ThurC''s ::1 rot'plt o! the hm.ltif wor-lng f•llows you wUI ' ever IIIQ!te friends with. )fotlfl of thotr De)ll store's "general air" LB ru~< -- • Traff•c1 Is Mam Resumed On NYC • • Jn New yotk LIDe Ira! UTICA. N Y' '"'-Rail ur fig wu resumed on t~e Nejl' York Centro! Rell(ond main line between Buffalo and New York City todoy a!tor a ,.ven-hou• "wlldeal" strlki by eon~netors. ,ll'ralno boRan mo•lna at It a m ~T In BuffAlo lloch!ltor, am ;:r~"1nJ~~~Ion'bwort111Y••rav~der ·n' • • the 1trlkero. In Alball¥, whore the lnlune· tfon had not yet been acrvod, 11 trolna relllalncd hAlted In the ah lion, lncludlna the crack New 'York-bou~d Com)11odbro Vandor bill and 20th CeMury Llmlled, and picker. were still patrolln~ the otatlon '. Juda• Stepheh w. lirennln lo• JUed • tempor~ InJunction •r•l~t tile olrWiiJ conllf!eton ,._ndlnr a heorlnr 1an fl on a l!frnlaneol order. Al ttit teinporory ordor 1'111 fii'Ved In cltltt 11ong the Cen trll'• main line, the atrlken hi· II~ to ntulll to W'or) 1n<1 rail lr*lfle wa1 ro1Umlli1 · ' Get Well Cord To. Wes Fry, Middleport bnttl(ng a at~ throat and cold for goln~ ln\0 three wetks now Seout.ml•ter Swatzel l.s &r>Jng to ~avo hls boya make a scale. otlck br etlck mo4el of the Che1ter Scoqt eobln for dloplay hero ond fo! entey In a regional Scootlnc eonte!l. Another Get Well Card to Jsek $liven who ¥ coming along nl'* ly at his CoMpr·at home aft~ auf· (er!Dt a. Jtroke Jaoi< lo retired +Iter many years employment at the Rig & Reo!. · W•Ieome Mat Is Out On Gravel I!UI ' To: · -l.!iren and Mr!. J.ynd, ,formerly of W.verly, 0, and thcar two tq~n~ <flilrlren The1 have OCCU• IQd tho Jimmy Weber·OWI)Od ouse on. Aah·st whoro tho l,'io· ~aj~os lived. Mr Lynd ls common· 4anl (!( 'l,'be llodet:n M~. TO ,FO!J(~ IN LETART FALLS: Thooe fo~r Racine Illsh Selwql iultll'l onooplnl around for defatlo aod opeelfieatlons of the tnaa~ mlgratio~ now lakin& place , COLUMBUS ul> - The stat. ilepar!Jne6 o~ Agr~tlllture li lli~V· In& IIlio I llllll state of ltampI~ out' losl!J)ial!p.~ ltmong the o . _ ~ tattlei,nO . ' ~ ·~· Animal ' usi!Yf1 tiltH. , Geyer ssl<l. ' gaJlliiQ· eo: i.qii}, ••line measures wall go Into ef· fed immediately after It Is deleete4 In any.cattle an ony or the 118 eounhe< I The quarantine wut confine all eattte to the farm . until all the ~~·to"' (those cattle with the dis· ~,are moved to slaughter a~4 '!GI.•llVA bloOd. !ilil of ®; ablotr bl tbe h~fd 'li Obtained, Geyer !lli!a. • "W~ now l18ve Ohio's 88 coun lid illldor our test pro'graait and ~bout 110 per cent of the cattle taltech" he said "N6w 1s the' time to sb,qi>Llor ~e final goal of matlnl OhtO a O'dllled. certllled, brucellosis reo stm by 111110." Geyer oald 11 ol(ld b'llmP••tb)!I;Jo ~Ple.l4· y wipe out tbls )IIBJaii In trw te ' ' ~~i~~:~~ -t· Delel!tlve•i Dairy Down -on the Farm Big Picture NBA .Pro Baaketholl TllA Ha¢1Dt from Hlaloh SkY Kine w: r. ." ' ,, ' '. ~~~~~~~~!1~~:•: ~;~~~~ ' 'altlhj:ei •• PIANO ..... ...•\\'l)'liJTII! '- ··.All. •altlcJWIN , ' BIAN~ 0. ~~. ~0!~ ' ' 111114 F, ~~OJ:,diPD · i!lr and r ~ t il W ii3 s. Jill Ava, Ill' 4,8 tinnot roll ~~:..~~ t~i. ..,....,.. n. LAW REQUIIs AU.Fire~ .•.; 4'o.Jie b~ ·Al}MI' Oaee.,( See or Ci ·Pbm~~ { • J I·If --.- ' ' ' . >' I Melts County Newt Sunday- Ch~IP!al I IO:QO •Ui!IP. U,ptq II): Feet IO:SO LOOk u~ ind LIV. 12:10 ,p.m. ' TUIIDAY MIITIIIG The LadiJ18 AuKilllry of Drew Webster Post No. 39, American Lorton will moot a! t~e Leaton home, Tuesday It 7;30 p, m. ' '' .~spot 111(10 11:30 12:011 12:30 Ultil"' ~UOIII Ill AeiiOI Calneta Tllro ),it's A Trip ·WIIA am at.>.., Tm l:QO ~-~~";d~ J;OO ~UOW, Sbcii!CIIll 3:30 'J'IIe Lui Word 4·0\1, ~eo ~\,Nation f::JO ~ fiewa, • e:OII s.veai lilve!J Arli e:oo :Yen 11d lllllllea 6:30 Allnla OaklfJ I ' Ce-' W 1,eo.·. ' '" DISTRIIU'TOit l _. . . ~~'·· Olllt ·.' ' ::. Fire t; ' " ,I ::•~ y~q,.Ballng· Ci ' ' l ' ' and~ I!QVIPMsNT_ ,. at. ' w••• ..,.,..de ' po~i!lllli':~~·-~~ • IRAq, _si. t E. .. ·,. :~*/Rid AIClW 10!00 Ounsmoke 10:30 O!fietal lkledlvi 11:011 ~·~te Show JJ :IO Th\o . WC:Tu7Jittrt ' SEAT ~ I.;. v .., .... -'A · it 'OJilb ~~~~ Untv6~Jtr. dl!'li)B the ran ~&lifer whlcb ol~d tt !ently. H• ism Uae iO))ere of eni· lneetlnl- In or~et to rilo tho itl'l· h1 ynm nrNt r~rr- ~'~n 1rqltimntf' llS· vm lty honor roll ~ s\u'dent m~stt lliJIIJIOnto from their clan roo1111. baYC 3D :t\lerase of 3M or better r•• ~ •..~ II yoq !OOP!lr!fe )ou 100~ Will TO ATTIHD MIITING hlVe the story - ol what Is hapTh~. Rev Howard 1\uppelt; p.,. penlna In Letart Fello. !or a I the Firs) Presbyterian cot~-rectlon Department: Wallis Leadingham, the roarinl Churcheo In Middlevort and Syra pomeroy Lion, Ia 1 canrlida!'llor i 'U!~o will leave lor ¢oiumhuo to· ~ latrlet blllce In Llonlsm bat il morrow afternoon whe~e he will ~cputy dhtnet covernor. riot at Attend 1 meetlnll Ol tl\o Synod Cbrhtlall E~u,;Uon Commltttee 11 aovcrnor "They ;room you two Y.,ari," tho S.~"''~ Hotel. lje will rem11n (n c0 r~lnllill to (!!eM t)le 0-lo IBJI Wl~il, "an\llhillllf YOU do~;t PoaJAt•' !;oiii!M\don wlile'& Mlln• ttuh your toe jou mov~ uj), imlla· on M'oMay. 1y • Apd Wlllia tau1b sllaool In Lit· Oillf!II~TINCI ne HQ(ktna, not Coo1vlll6. Pit\-.-lilli'dlli or PoiltiiOJ '1)1Yelera Of Tbl Vleet: P'amaer Jack ~mer. lo Cohal!l· ¢h~W oq WUI . V~tet 11 tho bus Thursday att~dlnl ._ "b)ll'er'o l!alo~~ "Nil\~i "f:~O P,· m. ,ill~ biiitnl. mnlval." Trietomaan H1 r ~ 1d &!r~ Fred Dloett~ll"AS "'" ~ .mllh w11 In Ca,Pitol CJr, the aam~ day lor a salea meetlnJ. The Pomerp~ . Wcttfe,'Iilli 111~et 11 tho United' !.fethotll•t,.Clhuteb, tuesday eventnt wlt~ 1!11''· 'En· tune Brown II P'ro1ram leader. THE DRlVEI'S ' lnws~ STilt·-I! · ·. With IPICIAL., • l~· / 71e.e• ' ·..., ... of ·B~WDI.h't*d · - ~ .-~ -~•• &-~ ·(o. :'!our,Mie·i fiYiaoli ~ \, (Jftlr'. Bakery' I ialllliri·or cw ~--. 'I 'tt 7:~ 7:30 Relatives Fail ~ ·. 1---.,,_ IIIIU. .N¢1 HIAO Dill • , C'INCINNATI UP-John F llalehlnhnn, 74, tleo pmldonl of We;tern ond Soul!lorn Life lr llll'lneo Co lor 18 yoal'l. dle<l to dq ot Botheado Hoapltal See Us ( 'I FOR SPR,NG SEED and Flk'tiU~~k SUGAtt lUN FLO~R M:I~L l'holle 150 P-"'1 �, Racine, Rutland Wi~ Over Opponents .''." ) Wide Johnson Breaks All-Time Scoring BASKETBALL jRio Weaker. ThaJ~.~~irrrtTneii;PQiiieroy:Mt;~w;.25~?~ HIGH SCHOO~ eA_SKETBALL 'In Many Year..: gettinr 10 point.. By Unlltd Preu ""' R~ine 48 79 Ree0rd W}'th 42 p0m'ts Last N'1ght Dayton Stivers 5~ W B }N: .11 Rfo IOtijnde 12 21 30 41 {Continued Prom Pogo Ono) de had been avet:aglng 18 points Daylon Col White !ie - y. A,doms Salser 7(1-1)15; Wolfe 19(5-8)43; Paul Folmer was the only Pan· per game The star eager got. only s1dney 59 Fairmont ot 4(5-7)13; Rowell 7(Z-4l16; Zl ~ 38 ther hitting then and well into tbe three field goal~ He hit on"' of seven free thtoW~ The fast 1mprov!ng forward got Twelve of Johnson's 42 p01~ts l'omeroy's first fiVe points He came on hiS 12 of 14 free tr1ea put hca team in the lead for the made good r..sL time at 10·9 w1th a nice sade Coaeh Retton substituted free· court push shot Jly, cleaning his bench for the secAt that t 1me Johnoon had only und straight game. Ronnie Martin, one pomt but Folmer got help who showed well against Middle· from then on. Johnson hit a push· port, agam was steady in his baU er, sank flve straight charities, handling and feeding. . then added two long shots after Big Fllp Werry moved wdl m !' ulmer nad btl on a drive-in just hiS short tenure and used hiS "' before halrtime. feet to reboundang advantage. The half ended 25·17 for Pome The Pomeroy reserves eastly de!eated the Nelsonville Pups. royIn the third quarter Folmer was Varsaty by quarters: still luttln'r Johnson was cool with Pomeroy 6 25 41 67 ·only four •·pomts and BtU Wilson Hounds 8 17 24 32 turned m live 0~ a lay-up a long Pomeroy· Hawthorne I 0.(1 2; · ' c 15 12·14 • one ham.lci, apd a chanty. Jonnson ..'2', Fo1mer 7 secon~ quarter. I As Johnson began hiS b1g fourth qWJrtcr w•th the score at 41-24, the Hounds became completely in· a1iequate Howe's fielder- to open the frame was the last f1eld goal the losers got. 1'he1r final ilK points came on free throws. Coach Bob Shesky's little guard Jerry Potion was held to 12 po)nts his lowest production of the year. 1·2 15, Wilson 2 1·2 ~;Zirkle O.Q.O: Werry 0 2·2 2, Carpeate~ 0 0-2 0. Barmtz 0 1·2 1; Non scormg: Hood Kennedy, Martin. Totals 25 17·24 67. Nelsonville Pickett 1 ·2-4 4; Bowling 2 2·3 6; Howe I O.() 2; Covert 3 0.0 6; Patton 3 6-7 12, Matheny t 0·0 2; Totals 11 10 14 32. Jackets Come Within Whisker Of • N0, 2RankedAthens ClUb UPSCttiDg (Continued From Patt One) Th.e scClre was tied again 'at 44· er by holding back his defense men. The Jackcs made a game fJf it from the very start. They led 139 at the first quarter, trailed 29· 31 at half lime, but sur,ed to a 40-37 lead at the third post. In that third quarter Ernest Bowlos hit once, Kelly hid two chorltles, Nelson tY.o fielders and a free throw and Harlan Whit· ialch got h" fifth long one-hand· er Meunwhilc, for Athens, only b 44 on Kelly's patr of tr.. throws but Coen's like pair made It 46-44 for Athens And the Winners kept the lead from then until tile end, another four minutes. StanHOn, Gaskill and M<lnturff got fielders and the latter a free throw. The Middleport reserves drop· ped another contest, this time 37. 27 to the little Bulldogs. Jim Har· rls was high with 8 for the losers. Blosser bad nine for Athens. Score by quarters: pmuls came in that quarter from 9 31 37 52 Shmson, Coursey, Gaslull, Coen Athens Mtddieport 13 29 40 50 and McConkey. Atbcns. Stanson 6 1-2 14; Cour· Behind 40·31 going Into the IRS! sey 4 1-2 9, Gaskill 4 2-4 10; Coen quur!cr Athens pulled up to a 42- 2 36 7; McConkey 2 3.5 7; Mcin· 42 tie in two minutes. Nelson foul- t~rf 1 2·2 4; Baker 1 Q-0 z. Totals ed out when H was 42-41, an event 2110·19 52, Wb1clt sorely damaged the Jackets' Middleport Erwin 0 0·1 O: Bow· fortune as Nelson is a mainstay on lcs 2 3·3 7; Kelly ~ 4-4 18; Nelson defense and oCfcnBC. 3 f·3 7. Whitlatch 6 O·Z 12; Wayland I t·2 3; Crooks 1 H 3 Totals 20 10·16 50. 50-50 DANa Saturday-J6h. 25 9 until 12 P.M. Sponsored By Loyal Order of Moose MOOSE HALL E. Main' St. Seniors Hold To Intramural tead The Semon mamtained thc!r undc!eatcd season In Gills Inlrll lzaak Walton· Club Cheater, Ohio StUI Targets ..•... Trap ~~~:;;:;;;;;;~;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;~~ CLEARANCE SALE ' FIRES10NE New Treads @PHILCO·BENDIX" TOWN andI COUNTRY AUTOMATIC DRYER • · Dries clothes twice as fast as ordiMry dryers • Has safe-for-aU-fabrics drying system Chat , eliminates all gu0811work • Crias·cross baffle construction for Rullier dryinc • Automatic safety dcorslops all action when opened • Front-mounted lint trap • Long-life beating element • Automatic motor-protector switch • FuU 18lb. capacity (wetclothcsweiahtJ • 30' wide, 26" deep, 36" blsh 670 X 15 SJSOO Plus Recappable Tir~ and l'ax Phtlcthndl• Hom1la~~dr~ Apptlanm orl br~ght to ''" byiM c'o Cc><po•·oll"' I,OOlC AHMII-.-,.,..W.PHILCQ, ASSOCIATED RADIO TELEVISION 'I ' Harry Miller, Owner PHONE 254~ POMEIJOll Ll'evm'g's La 'l ~ MIOU ' l e GlJ oa s Winning Bucket Racine and Rutland had easy McDade , 4(1·2)9, Beegle ·2(1·2)5; times Of It l"t night as the Tor- Chapman !11·2)5; Johnson Q.O.O; nadoes Tan 106 tn 4J -over one (If Totals 45(16·26)106. the weak..t Rio Grande teams In Reo; Roberts 11(1·5Jll;' Fadely many a year.. and Rutland took 2(1·2)5; Shamblin 2(6-7)10; Pitch Harrisonville m a c6unty leagnn forcj 210-1)4; Thome 3(1-4)7; Rees ~arne 89 to !3. Z(0-0)4; Jarrell 0(0-1)0; Bloomer At Rio Grande ,Racine jumped ().().(); Raney o-o-o. Totals 16(9-20) Into a 1311 le.ad, then CDOBte~ "" 41. each club talhed 1'5 points ap1e1·e Refeerees, M1ehaels and Rowe. until near the end of the first IUTLAND WINS . hal(. . In the second haU Rarme pulleJ qu~~~:~~a;'!~e: h~~d aa :J~ ~~~~~ away to a 79-30 third qu.arter lead Rw Coach John Wackline, after time lead. With ~be bench clearea ZO years of outstandmg ball clubs, by Coach Jim Vennarl the scar~ ingd tempo ~~ 1n the W!Jt!l1 s1ump o1 y~aut. h If slacked off iJ, the sec· Carl Wolfe had, another grea~ ODP t aE .d hi h I lh mght with 45 pomts. I - aaswasgorew~· 'th l 8 . b'l D h d 16 Racme reserves lost 26-24 to nFers WHI ,_ willie wu~wan • 'I d. R10 reserves WI'!I1 sammy p r1cc or arr..,onv e 1 ama lb , e · Ha~~l~mvlille, Lowe ehor 3(0·1)6; Norma~ ~~;~:!(~~; chfleld 0(0.0)0; We~s O.Q.O; Williams G<Z'3)1~; (0-1)10; Gibson OCHll. 1513-10133. I .;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;o~:lo!'F1 1.• I Rotary Members Eat Steak And Be'a·n-nmn· · ·- ers·. . w~ufta~d w~n the reserve g~me 71J.2 lth G ie havin 12 Kl h1d~ w1 t~al 0 g ' '!II 2 A field goal by Larry Llcving In ' x orb e the fmal six secopds of play gave the Wahama Whilll Falcons a y quar ~~·50 118 come from-behmd victory of -5G10 15 54 over the Ravenswood Red Dev· Rutland Eads 1'4-8)18· lis in 'the Wahama gym on Friday ' _'---.:, evening. The Rotary Club met on Frida~ Clnclrtutl Walnut Ui!JB Playing before one of the larg- eve,ing at the Heatfi. Methodi•t Reading '12 North College Hill est home crowds of the year, the Church with !!red Hibbs. the ore" Norwood Cincinliatl Purcell Falcons trailed throughout most of ~ent, in charge. I the game but managed to stay This was the mt!ftl 9g where the within ro'nge of the Red Devils of wmnmg taam captallied by CASR Coach Jim Spano all the way. BAHR ate steaks while the iosjn1 Lievmg'l winning goal came a!- team captained by DICK OWEN ter a fourth quarter which saw ate hp,ana R~CE~$ the lead change bands several •Allen Jenkinson showed 8 film times. With the SC!Ore standing at "Ohto's Golden Harvest" which 54-53 aga1nst them, Wahama fans wns on farming and firming met· littrally screaming when, hods, livestocK, \lin~ grains. with .several seconds to go, Cat· ;1. - : - - bird Roush missed a jump shot Logan: Brandon 3, Brown 8, and then Lievlng mi1sed a re· Strait 4, Morgan 24, Patteroon 2, bounding shot. Lieving, however, Baumgardner 1, Stump 8. ~sb'ed the ball the second t1me Wellston 11 25 47 59 o• PJ and tossed It in for the wiooing Gallipolis 9 23 41 53 bucket. ' Welleton: PoUs 17, Compson 9, Coach Don IllcKeolie's boys Walton 26, Reed S, Montgomery , jumped to an early lead In the 4. Totals 212 la-25 59. opening min51es of first quart- Galltpolis: K. Bostic 11, Jones l':t by a score of 64 only to see 9, Conley 23, Sheets 6, McKean 2, their attack 8Uddenly grow sour. G1lmore 2. Totals 23 7-11 58. The Red Devils pteked up at that league victory wit~ 16 and 26 point and went on te a 16-15 lead points respe~l\yely. The score was at the end' of the quarter. 27·27 a b~Ume but Elsnaugle led Ravenswood kept their advan- a rally ln the third juarter ln \age throughout the second period which i!'• winners got 1 straight and, in fact, at one point stretcned points. It to twelve points at 27-15. How· Reyrrolds took up the challenge ever, the Falcons closed the gap in the fourth and maintamed the to 3026 al halftime. lead With some gleal sharp shoot· The Falcons came to hie m the injl. third quarter to outscore the Red B1g Gene Morgan got all of his DcvUs by 16·11 and take a lead Qf 24 points, except five, in the first 4Z-4l to set the stage for the bee- half. He exited via fouls ml~way tic final poriod. . . , In the Tourth: · ' '" · · High scorer for the evening was Jackson 14 27 49 62 Jim' Moss of the Red Devils who Logun 12 27 41 50 tallied mne field goals and three Jackson: EISnaugle 16, Reyaoldo ul three foul shot• for a total of 26, Lyons 5, Yemn 2, Wright 13. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7,~~. 21 potnts S:. Thi$ W•"ki•\Special 5 Ft. Bathlui With Pop-Up W?ste and Filler WAS $115.00 ow$7 ~~ Sunday, Jonuory 26 $)89.95 Hamlllon 6'7 Lima 52 Batb Township 54 · Delphos Jefferson M Ada 60 Elida 58 Leipsie 63 Columbus Grove 44 Miller c1ty 58 Ottoville 52 Lancaster 73 Chiliicohe 73 dot Lancaster st. Marys 8'7 Millersport 43 Berne Union T1 PushviJie 71 Pleasantville 87 Ubery Union 70 Dover 60 wooster 59 Orrville 67 Loltdenville 57 Cmcinnati Woodward 71 boys figured m the heav· Middleport lerThree scoring for the Falcons. L1ev Hgl11, School Friday evening Ly ing had 13 pumts as did Roy Clark defeating the Sop~omures 43 tc while Catbtrd Roush topped that 18. 14. 1'hey now have 4 WillS and no with The victory brought the Falcon lo~es season record lo 8·2 They wih travel to Racine on Tuesday evening for a return engagement with the Purple Tornadoes. mural Basloetball SHOTGUN SHOOT NOW ONLY 54 ·'' SEAT COVE·RS. $15.00 • Expert Bra.ke 5ervice Wt~LLIAMSOM ',• OIL . co. FIRE$TONE DIS1'l180TOR PbU wnn.... ' · , ' ST. ~~ ' :,: ,""~""':: ·)o The box score· WAHAMA Lleving 5 3 5 13, Layne 3 0 3 6; G. Roush 21·2 5, R. Roush~ Z·2 14 r.t. Roush 1 0·2 2; FogleSQng 10-1 2; Clark 6 1·1 13 Totals 24 H6 55 RAVENSWOOD Chambers 4 2-4 10, Cooper 4 2·2 10; HartlCf 1 1·3 3; Cathers 5 0-4 10; Moss 9 3·3 21; Fox 0 0·0 0. Totals 23 8·18 54. Score by quarters: Wahama 15 26 42 55 Ravensw_o_od_ _ _ _ 16_3041 54 , DIMENSION LUMBER Cltar, kiln dl'led stock. 2 x 41t •• low •• - ~ -- 6c FT. SIDING Wood, Aobtoloo or 51· muloltd Brick. Aolt.,. tot 11 low 11 ---- PLYWOOD ROOF.ING Exhlrlor and Interior typ.._ All otondard Atpholt ohin;ito, rtll or ~ru111td. Aopholl ohinglri 11 low " --- plya, 4' 11 I' Plntl 11 low 11 ·--~- - $9.00 per IQO sq. It $3.84 INSULATION FLOO.RING Batt, Paurine or 11111· kol typo. 81ft tYPt II low •• '--·- IJc sq. ft. 15c aq. ft. Rockets Blast · BJue Devil Hopes 59-5.1 Victory Wellotdn's Rockets did what they s~ld they'd do all week lao! night - beat ,Gallipolis The fl· nal scoro wos 59·03 as Gallipolis trail<d all the way, pullinll ' to 23·25 ~~ halftime, but never ..,tch· · lng ijp. 'I'M .Wellston victory . -noe~ed Gallipolis Into the class of those having little more .than an out· sido mathematical chance at the SEO title. Athens came through shakily over Mldd(eport 5Z10 and Pomeroy continued ItA undelealed mannen agal111~ Nelsonv!Ue 6'7-32. Jaellson pulled a 'more than mild upset by doWII,lng Logan soundly 82-50 on Ita new IYm floor graced with modern slass banking boiirda. This puts the SEO hasllelball league with five games for eaCh \ team to P!lY th~sly: Won Loll ' '0 7 3 3 6' 3 33 6' 2 7 0 .' Acou,tic or ftOft• ICOUitlc. NoiHcouollc 11 low 11 •••. 11~c sq. ft. PLYWOOD TILEBOARD . ' Pull · -,of col~ro, SHORTs . .filly IPP,Iitd, jl.o, low u · ·-· I SHELVING LUMBER I PAR;rn:tOH PEGIQAlD U11ful tnd. d~eor• IIWI, ldatl · lor kl,;· ""'"'' ...,. and • worlro• At low LUMBEii. MOULI)INGS . ., 41co~. ft. ! I I' . ' ' I• '. ' y "' I· '· C~~LKING' • d d n ··.· .,V~tlt~~· . STRIPtlliiG MAllo 101(ES . N~li!t.Ans cg• \ ' - \ .,\ ' . .,. d ,•. n• ,, n· �, Racine, Rutland Wi~ Over Opponents .''." ) Wide Johnson Breaks All-Time Scoring BASKETBALL jRio Weaker. ThaJ~.~~irrrtTneii;PQiiieroy:Mt;~w;.25~?~ HIGH SCHOO~ eA_SKETBALL 'In Many Year..: gettinr 10 point.. By Unlltd Preu ""' R~ine 48 79 Ree0rd W}'th 42 p0m'ts Last N'1ght Dayton Stivers 5~ W B }N: .11 Rfo IOtijnde 12 21 30 41 {Continued Prom Pogo Ono) de had been avet:aglng 18 points Daylon Col White !ie - y. A,doms Salser 7(1-1)15; Wolfe 19(5-8)43; Paul Folmer was the only Pan· per game The star eager got. only s1dney 59 Fairmont ot 4(5-7)13; Rowell 7(Z-4l16; Zl ~ 38 ther hitting then and well into tbe three field goal~ He hit on"' of seven free thtoW~ The fast 1mprov!ng forward got Twelve of Johnson's 42 p01~ts l'omeroy's first fiVe points He came on hiS 12 of 14 free tr1ea put hca team in the lead for the made good r..sL time at 10·9 w1th a nice sade Coaeh Retton substituted free· court push shot Jly, cleaning his bench for the secAt that t 1me Johnoon had only und straight game. Ronnie Martin, one pomt but Folmer got help who showed well against Middle· from then on. Johnson hit a push· port, agam was steady in his baU er, sank flve straight charities, handling and feeding. . then added two long shots after Big Fllp Werry moved wdl m !' ulmer nad btl on a drive-in just hiS short tenure and used hiS "' before halrtime. feet to reboundang advantage. The half ended 25·17 for Pome The Pomeroy reserves eastly de!eated the Nelsonville Pups. royIn the third quarter Folmer was Varsaty by quarters: still luttln'r Johnson was cool with Pomeroy 6 25 41 67 ·only four •·pomts and BtU Wilson Hounds 8 17 24 32 turned m live 0~ a lay-up a long Pomeroy· Hawthorne I 0.(1 2; · ' c 15 12·14 • one ham.lci, apd a chanty. Jonnson ..'2', Fo1mer 7 secon~ quarter. I As Johnson began hiS b1g fourth qWJrtcr w•th the score at 41-24, the Hounds became completely in· a1iequate Howe's fielder- to open the frame was the last f1eld goal the losers got. 1'he1r final ilK points came on free throws. Coach Bob Shesky's little guard Jerry Potion was held to 12 po)nts his lowest production of the year. 1·2 15, Wilson 2 1·2 ~;Zirkle O.Q.O: Werry 0 2·2 2, Carpeate~ 0 0-2 0. Barmtz 0 1·2 1; Non scormg: Hood Kennedy, Martin. Totals 25 17·24 67. Nelsonville Pickett 1 ·2-4 4; Bowling 2 2·3 6; Howe I O.() 2; Covert 3 0.0 6; Patton 3 6-7 12, Matheny t 0·0 2; Totals 11 10 14 32. Jackets Come Within Whisker Of • N0, 2RankedAthens ClUb UPSCttiDg (Continued From Patt One) Th.e scClre was tied again 'at 44· er by holding back his defense men. The Jackcs made a game fJf it from the very start. They led 139 at the first quarter, trailed 29· 31 at half lime, but sur,ed to a 40-37 lead at the third post. In that third quarter Ernest Bowlos hit once, Kelly hid two chorltles, Nelson tY.o fielders and a free throw and Harlan Whit· ialch got h" fifth long one-hand· er Meunwhilc, for Athens, only b 44 on Kelly's patr of tr.. throws but Coen's like pair made It 46-44 for Athens And the Winners kept the lead from then until tile end, another four minutes. StanHOn, Gaskill and M<lnturff got fielders and the latter a free throw. The Middleport reserves drop· ped another contest, this time 37. 27 to the little Bulldogs. Jim Har· rls was high with 8 for the losers. Blosser bad nine for Athens. Score by quarters: pmuls came in that quarter from 9 31 37 52 Shmson, Coursey, Gaslull, Coen Athens Mtddieport 13 29 40 50 and McConkey. Atbcns. Stanson 6 1-2 14; Cour· Behind 40·31 going Into the IRS! sey 4 1-2 9, Gaskill 4 2-4 10; Coen quur!cr Athens pulled up to a 42- 2 36 7; McConkey 2 3.5 7; Mcin· 42 tie in two minutes. Nelson foul- t~rf 1 2·2 4; Baker 1 Q-0 z. Totals ed out when H was 42-41, an event 2110·19 52, Wb1clt sorely damaged the Jackets' Middleport Erwin 0 0·1 O: Bow· fortune as Nelson is a mainstay on lcs 2 3·3 7; Kelly ~ 4-4 18; Nelson defense and oCfcnBC. 3 f·3 7. Whitlatch 6 O·Z 12; Wayland I t·2 3; Crooks 1 H 3 Totals 20 10·16 50. 50-50 DANa Saturday-J6h. 25 9 until 12 P.M. Sponsored By Loyal Order of Moose MOOSE HALL E. Main' St. Seniors Hold To Intramural tead The Semon mamtained thc!r undc!eatcd season In Gills Inlrll lzaak Walton· Club Cheater, Ohio StUI Targets ..•... 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Z(0-0)4; Jarrell 0(0-1)0; Bloomer At Rio Grande ,Racine jumped ().().(); Raney o-o-o. Totals 16(9-20) Into a 1311 le.ad, then CDOBte~ "" 41. each club talhed 1'5 points ap1e1·e Refeerees, M1ehaels and Rowe. until near the end of the first IUTLAND WINS . hal(. . In the second haU Rarme pulleJ qu~~~:~~a;'!~e: h~~d aa :J~ ~~~~~ away to a 79-30 third qu.arter lead Rw Coach John Wackline, after time lead. With ~be bench clearea ZO years of outstandmg ball clubs, by Coach Jim Vennarl the scar~ ingd tempo ~~ 1n the W!Jt!l1 s1ump o1 y~aut. h If slacked off iJ, the sec· Carl Wolfe had, another grea~ ODP t aE .d hi h I lh mght with 45 pomts. I - aaswasgorew~· 'th l 8 . b'l D h d 16 Racme reserves lost 26-24 to nFers WHI ,_ willie wu~wan • 'I d. R10 reserves WI'!I1 sammy p r1cc or arr..,onv e 1 ama lb , e · Ha~~l~mvlille, Lowe ehor 3(0·1)6; Norma~ ~~;~:!(~~; chfleld 0(0.0)0; We~s O.Q.O; Williams G<Z'3)1~; (0-1)10; Gibson OCHll. 1513-10133. I .;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;o~:lo!'F1 1.• I Rotary Members Eat Steak And Be'a·n-nmn· · ·- ers·. . w~ufta~d w~n the reserve g~me 71J.2 lth G ie havin 12 Kl h1d~ w1 t~al 0 g ' '!II 2 A field goal by Larry Llcving In ' x orb e the fmal six secopds of play gave the Wahama Whilll Falcons a y quar ~~·50 118 come from-behmd victory of -5G10 15 54 over the Ravenswood Red Dev· Rutland Eads 1'4-8)18· lis in 'the Wahama gym on Friday ' _'---.:, evening. The Rotary Club met on Frida~ Clnclrtutl Walnut Ui!JB Playing before one of the larg- eve,ing at the Heatfi. Methodi•t Reading '12 North College Hill est home crowds of the year, the Church with !!red Hibbs. the ore" Norwood Cincinliatl Purcell Falcons trailed throughout most of ~ent, in charge. I the game but managed to stay This was the mt!ftl 9g where the within ro'nge of the Red Devils of wmnmg taam captallied by CASR Coach Jim Spano all the way. BAHR ate steaks while the iosjn1 Lievmg'l winning goal came a!- team captained by DICK OWEN ter a fourth quarter which saw ate hp,ana R~CE~$ the lead change bands several •Allen Jenkinson showed 8 film times. With the SC!Ore standing at "Ohto's Golden Harvest" which 54-53 aga1nst them, Wahama fans wns on farming and firming met· littrally screaming when, hods, livestocK, \lin~ grains. with .several seconds to go, Cat· ;1. - : - - bird Roush missed a jump shot Logan: Brandon 3, Brown 8, and then Lievlng mi1sed a re· Strait 4, Morgan 24, Patteroon 2, bounding shot. Lieving, however, Baumgardner 1, Stump 8. ~sb'ed the ball the second t1me Wellston 11 25 47 59 o• PJ and tossed It in for the wiooing Gallipolis 9 23 41 53 bucket. ' Welleton: PoUs 17, Compson 9, Coach Don IllcKeolie's boys Walton 26, Reed S, Montgomery , jumped to an early lead In the 4. Totals 212 la-25 59. opening min51es of first quart- Galltpolis: K. Bostic 11, Jones l':t by a score of 64 only to see 9, Conley 23, Sheets 6, McKean 2, their attack 8Uddenly grow sour. G1lmore 2. Totals 23 7-11 58. The Red Devils pteked up at that league victory wit~ 16 and 26 point and went on te a 16-15 lead points respe~l\yely. The score was at the end' of the quarter. 27·27 a b~Ume but Elsnaugle led Ravenswood kept their advan- a rally ln the third juarter ln \age throughout the second period which i!'• winners got 1 straight and, in fact, at one point stretcned points. It to twelve points at 27-15. How· Reyrrolds took up the challenge ever, the Falcons closed the gap in the fourth and maintamed the to 3026 al halftime. lead With some gleal sharp shoot· The Falcons came to hie m the injl. third quarter to outscore the Red B1g Gene Morgan got all of his DcvUs by 16·11 and take a lead Qf 24 points, except five, in the first 4Z-4l to set the stage for the bee- half. He exited via fouls ml~way tic final poriod. . . , In the Tourth: · ' '" · · High scorer for the evening was Jackson 14 27 49 62 Jim' Moss of the Red Devils who Logun 12 27 41 50 tallied mne field goals and three Jackson: EISnaugle 16, Reyaoldo ul three foul shot• for a total of 26, Lyons 5, Yemn 2, Wright 13. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7,~~. 21 potnts S:. Thi$ W•"ki•\Special 5 Ft. Bathlui With Pop-Up W?ste and Filler WAS $115.00 ow$7 ~~ Sunday, Jonuory 26 $)89.95 Hamlllon 6'7 Lima 52 Batb Township 54 · Delphos Jefferson M Ada 60 Elida 58 Leipsie 63 Columbus Grove 44 Miller c1ty 58 Ottoville 52 Lancaster 73 Chiliicohe 73 dot Lancaster st. Marys 8'7 Millersport 43 Berne Union T1 PushviJie 71 Pleasantville 87 Ubery Union 70 Dover 60 wooster 59 Orrville 67 Loltdenville 57 Cmcinnati Woodward 71 boys figured m the heav· Middleport lerThree scoring for the Falcons. L1ev Hgl11, School Friday evening Ly ing had 13 pumts as did Roy Clark defeating the Sop~omures 43 tc while Catbtrd Roush topped that 18. 14. 1'hey now have 4 WillS and no with The victory brought the Falcon lo~es season record lo 8·2 They wih travel to Racine on Tuesday evening for a return engagement with the Purple Tornadoes. mural Basloetball SHOTGUN SHOOT NOW ONLY 54 ·'' SEAT COVE·RS. $15.00 • Expert Bra.ke 5ervice Wt~LLIAMSOM ',• OIL . co. FIRE$TONE DIS1'l180TOR PbU wnn.... ' · , ' ST. ~~ ' :,: ,""~""':: ·)o The box score· WAHAMA Lleving 5 3 5 13, Layne 3 0 3 6; G. Roush 21·2 5, R. Roush~ Z·2 14 r.t. Roush 1 0·2 2; FogleSQng 10-1 2; Clark 6 1·1 13 Totals 24 H6 55 RAVENSWOOD Chambers 4 2-4 10, Cooper 4 2·2 10; HartlCf 1 1·3 3; Cathers 5 0-4 10; Moss 9 3·3 21; Fox 0 0·0 0. Totals 23 8·18 54. Score by quarters: Wahama 15 26 42 55 Ravensw_o_od_ _ _ _ 16_3041 54 , DIMENSION LUMBER Cltar, kiln dl'led stock. 2 x 41t •• low •• - ~ -- 6c FT. SIDING Wood, Aobtoloo or 51· muloltd Brick. Aolt.,. tot 11 low 11 ---- PLYWOOD ROOF.ING Exhlrlor and Interior typ.._ All otondard Atpholt ohin;ito, rtll or ~ru111td. Aopholl ohinglri 11 low " --- plya, 4' 11 I' Plntl 11 low 11 ·--~- - $9.00 per IQO sq. It $3.84 INSULATION FLOO.RING Batt, Paurine or 11111· kol typo. 81ft tYPt II low •• '--·- IJc sq. ft. 15c aq. ft. Rockets Blast · BJue Devil Hopes 59-5.1 Victory Wellotdn's Rockets did what they s~ld they'd do all week lao! night - beat ,Gallipolis The fl· nal scoro wos 59·03 as Gallipolis trail<d all the way, pullinll ' to 23·25 ~~ halftime, but never ..,tch· · lng ijp. 'I'M .Wellston victory . -noe~ed Gallipolis Into the class of those having little more .than an out· sido mathematical chance at the SEO title. Athens came through shakily over Mldd(eport 5Z10 and Pomeroy continued ItA undelealed mannen agal111~ Nelsonv!Ue 6'7-32. Jaellson pulled a 'more than mild upset by doWII,lng Logan soundly 82-50 on Ita new IYm floor graced with modern slass banking boiirda. This puts the SEO hasllelball league with five games for eaCh \ team to P!lY th~sly: Won Loll ' '0 7 3 3 6' 3 33 6' 2 7 0 .' Acou,tic or ftOft• ICOUitlc. NoiHcouollc 11 low 11 •••. 11~c sq. ft. PLYWOOD TILEBOARD . ' Pull · -,of col~ro, SHORTs . .filly IPP,Iitd, jl.o, low u · ·-· I SHELVING LUMBER I PAR;rn:tOH PEGIQAlD U11ful tnd. d~eor• IIWI, ldatl · lor kl,;· ""'"'' ...,. and • worlro• At low LUMBEii. MOULI)INGS . ., 41co~. ft. ! I I' . ' ' I• '. ' y "' I· '· C~~LKING' • d d n ··.· .,V~tlt~~· . STRIPtlliiG MAllo 101(ES . N~li!t.Ans cg• \ ' - \ .,\ ' . .,. d ,•. n• ,, n· �d-r J . I • Chester PTA Holds Regular Monthly Meeti~g The Chester PTA or Eastern Local District met on Monday, Jan 20 at 8 p m lor regular monthly busmess meeting with president Mrs Dorothy Michaels presiding rhe meetmg was opEned by group liiiglng of the PTA song During the busmess meehng Mrs Enna Cleland membershiP ch&lfman announced tllat the unit was hst rd on the honor roll of paid up uDJts w1th 150 members Mn: Dorothy Machaels appoint ed the foJlowmg deleg.ntes to the M.e1~s County Council of PTA to 111 held Feb Bat the Pomeroy Jr Jl•b"' School at 8 p m 4 Mrs Holly o Neal ~rs Charles Pyles Mr )clinar Baurn Mp Albert Goeg lew and Mr Paul Ne•se Alter "atl s choSffi were Mrs Henry Bea vcr Mrs Clmcc Allen Mrs Mar tht Rqsc Mrs Theodo5la l'Tecker and Mrs Henry Frank ll wa~J planned for the PTA to sene the HolstelJI banquet on March 7 Mr R R Gray executive head of F,easiern Local Scbool Dlslrlct Can Fire Destroy Your Profits? Yuu can t tell when a ftre 1s gomg to stnkc Guard youml! agamst loss Lat er may be too late INSURE NOW' VDEdwards lusurMnce ol All Types ----- Roach Tommy s brother was a guest Others present were Jan Lolll! Mlrbael Van Cooney Jlmnw Brew er Debbie Mal~en, Stepben Oller Susan Kavanau£h, Chuckle Han nabs Stephen Hartenbach Jack Lohse V1cky Lynn Van Mef"r. Nancy ThomRson, Jl.llonda Hysell Kenneth Scolt qre,ory Mtll Sheba Kay Allen, David Gillespie !>ally Powell! Freddie Bryant J•y Hobgood Mark Fowler, N1ta Duddmg and Danny F1ank Fortnite Club Meeting Is Held The Oat!~ ~l::nllnd Presbyterian • The president Mn GeiJrge Ander son Jr opened the meeting With prayer wbo gave reading God'• Goodness m the Old Year' whlCb was Col POMEROl SOCIETY Mrs Rodney D1ownlng vice pres1 dent Mrs Harold Sauer secret Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter tary Mrs W H Juhllna:, treuur were busmess visitor in Parker• er and the follo~e.getaries burg, W ~. today Mrs Jamea Bu member sh1p Mr• Dwilb allace rei Iowsb1p Miaargaret Sauer Guild of Intercessors Mrs James Harley spmtual life and steward sh1p Mrs Floyd Carmack m1s slonary educaUon Mrs. Donald I,.owery social education and ac t1on Mrs Arthur Lewb1 hlera ture Mrs E 0 Tewksbary ways and mean• Mrs Joe Baile) na twnal missions Mrs Gale H)seH foreign miaslons and Mra Karl Owen overseas hoapltals and na twnal mu1sions sewmg Mrs Rodney Dowmng was Mrs George Dabney and dough ter of Southside w I were the Friday luncheon gueots of Mn Willard Ebersbach and daughters Mra W11lard Ebersbach and daughter JoYce and Mrs George Dabney and daughter v11ited Frl day afternoon With Mrs Charles Buck, Rutland Road va Middleport Sodety m Mrs Lew1s Sauer Jr her moth charge of the program The theme of the lludy hook far thla year 13 er Mrs Peart Sm1th of Pomeroy, The Joy of Glorlfyin& God Mrs and her Slater Mrs Fledla Wiley Downmg stressed the 'Joy of Glv of Columbus have gone to Wash~o., mg and outlmed the aapects of ington Ita~ where they are vls1t the hymn Joyful Joyful We mg their brother and son Oliver Smltb and family There will also Adore Him Mrs Anderson presaded over visit other relatives the buame-a meeting Mrl Myron lfrll Forrest Bachtel and Carol Miller Mrs 0 H Stewart ond ,Mrs E 0 Tewk!bary were ap- are bualne&IJ VISitors in columl:lus pointed on 19illl nominating com today mittee which wdl select the alate J Mra Laura Van Meter of Racine of ollicers for 1969 It wao voted visited Thuraday with Mr and to serve a luncheon to the Dolia Mrs Charles McNamee Kappa Gamma Sorority on Febru Mr and Mrs Lem Warner and ary 22 Varaoua money making pro. Mrs Mary Sheron were recent visjed& were d!Scu.saed itou or Mrs Harriet Warner and At the conclusion of the meet grandaon Richard of Rutland mg a salad course was .erved by Mrs Hylda R1ce and Jacqueline the following officers who were and Mr and Mn Joe Rice were the hostesses Mra Anderaon dra business VtBJtors 10 Marietta Fri Downmg Mrs Harold Sauer Mrs day W H Juhiing and Mrs James Miss Janis Childs student nurse Buchanan ot Holzer Hospital IS spending the week end w1th her mother Mra 1!artha Childs Southern Local Ed Eberabach, ,who was recent ly brougpt from Moigs Gener-' Hospital to lhe bome.ol his nleee, Mrs Rodney Hill haa been re t 1\aCine turned to the hospital lor further tcac~ers af the SoUthern LOcll treatmen~ Scltoola met Thursday cvemng at Mr and Mrs Rvbert Coats have the Racme !igh Sehoul Thirty returned from a vacation in Flor one teacher were present ant.! Ida While there 1 lhey stopped to guests were mbera of the scltoo! viSit Mrs Bart Rawlmge and M1ss board and the board clerk Paul Lelah S1denstricker Beegle \In Ed1th Luckadoo was recent Mrs Cora Webb president pre ly in Renville where .she attended s1ded and the meetmg opened with a BYPA Convention She wls the the Lord" Prayer in unison ThP. delegate from the First Bnptist Letart Falls teachers wtth Don Church at Rutland Nease principal as cha rman pre Mr and Mrs Herman Lohse are scnted the progrom whiCh includ in Florida where they are spEnd ed a round table discusSion on lng part of the winter ...,.......,--, : - Our Currlculm Is It adequate? respective s~.:h.ool with Mt Hal Mrs (fhlorua Grimm served u man lntroductng the Racine Htgll moderator Subjects dlscU!Scd were the School teachers iucludlng two new pr.,ent snlary schedule u01fleJ members Of the stall H W Wa grading s)stcnl and disciplinary ler and Richard Clark Refreahments• were serv!d by problems Mr Beegle explained \he function of the board of edu tbe Racine Grade School teache a cation and answered quc.stlona ot Mra Sabre Mornson Mrs Ed 1r the teacher. Charles Hayman ad Price />frs Ruth Tucker, Mrs ninlstratlve supervisor f'xp1alned Webb and Mrs Margaret Houda• the ay~tem of cradlng Therlon •hell The next meeting w11l be held Johnson a member of the board at the Rncine H1gh School on spoke on the topic Are o11r chll drcn lauaht to meet the challange ThurSday March 13 with the Syra cuse tr.achers m charge of th1• of life today ' The prmclpal of each schoo' progr,m. ·introdltl!ed the teachers In h1 . . E!~~~~c~~.s ~~et~, TAerh~r~ MH~eht cusc Methodist Church held the~r monthly mnetlng Thursda)f even inB The devollonal service wa.s in h ctiarte af the teacher Mrs J0 11 Bowem The fpllowing olliccrs were eiec ted for the com ina: year Preslden Wanda Rizer VIce President Adria Sayre Sec Treasurer Irene Parker A donation of C1ve do1lars w11s mado to tho Polio fund A potluck dln110r was enjoyed by the mcm bera Everyone's TALKlNG ABOUT THE BIG •BIG J·A·N·U·A·R·Y C·L,·E·A· R·A·N·C·E :=====..:-:-=-:-:::, .- NEIID GOOD INSURANCE? e FOR THil BEST! eANY TYPE! aee or tall J0HN RIC HM0 ND ~1' E. M•l• r- St. Pemerf' 19 Flatwopd Ladies Aid Meeting Is Held Thursday Tbe Ladles Aid of tbe Flatwood Churt!h met Thuraday at the home of Mrs D J Morgan for an al 1 day qu11tmg A potluck dinner was served at noon to Mra E. J Hill Mrs Har ley Hanning, Mra Charlea Goeg !em Mrs John Bailey Mrs Alber Goegiein Mrs Ro'nin Beuhs Mrs Clyde W1Us, Mrs L10der Da~es and irandda6u&hter Pe(if M•• h.oan Mra Alva Russell~ Mrs Charles Radford Sr Mri Vesta !'rank an~ llrsl Bob Baylor an" sons cf KIDB'JII• Property TaX Is Dl Made T0 Colmty RUTLAND, OHIO and MASON FURNITURE MASON, W. VA. Big Redudions ON LIVING ROOM SUITES BED ROOM SUITES AIMI Other Household Merchan4iit THROUGHOUT BOTH STORES PEN TILL 9 P.¥. TONIGJITI $895 \ P11 OIIJY = President'~ Eldest Brother I ' J..a} SEO Reeou• :.:;;;;;;;;;,;;.;.;.,;;o;;;;o;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;,;;;1.1j#.! WtltheJ .FataUy Striek~n 0Jt Sunday Oloit .~o.~:~ .MiN~~•s CITY Mo (uP)- Arthur Eisenhower, the Pnsl· eldest brother and forerunner for a subseqU~II\ pat, oJ family success, died Sunday night ol a lieart attack at 71 Tbe former \lanldng executive had been tn faili~~S he~lth for almost a year, but his death was unexpected He had not eomplained of leelin« Ill, when, obortly alter 7 30 p m es t , be collapsed in the balhroom ol bw ., !l"burhan hom~ Frtendo aid El• ,r , enhower had planned to fly to I New York today family BpEtesman aid Wide Speculation Being Made About Vacant Judgeship I VOL IX' whether or not a $7 ,Mil per year job In the Me1gs County court sya ~~d~~:e'o beiims lor want of a •oo~ P " The offiCe " that of Probate Common Pleas Judge John 1.--·":slne( his appolnbnent 1 lo the higher bench b'' servmg also as Probate ON CANCER PRESENTED UBRAJUES the office become• vac-ant Arthurs brol)oero Paul -pre~ed him I~ death in/ant Roy will> llyed ~ear Abilene at Junction City Kan , died in the 1910 • His surviving brolbe!S mcluae the Prest dent, E~gar ldii!On and Eirl , 11111ro han usual blll)' S•turday ll'flljnc lhla week end w1lh e11h' 1rr'ila havin1 been made and aev m caae~ diJposed of durmg the 1.1111e evening ' We've been daseusslng It but doesn t look l•ke any achve at wants to take the pCi8itlDn ' same sources hinted they that County J~dge Em Peoples m_, seek the ofltce sought at prevlou!l elections and lost to larger vote getters Apparently Judge Peoples likely could retam b1s present poaltloft ~ntil ~· was qualified by the elec !oro to take the Probate Court joh !!'ben 1t wot~ld be up lo Governor Yl'llilam C 0 Neil to appoint his BUCCCISOf as County JUdie 1 Meanwhile Saltu'dJJ,- Charles of HaJ1liOil\fllle became the candldale tb !de his pE~!1ono County CommtuiOnor Othc • who have Indicated P,ilbllcly they would file lbr lbe lo\JJ'o &'c:ar term are Harry Craig incum bent and Clitr Karr, Pomeroy bar.. her Sheets is a Sdp1o towliShlp farmer reguiari.Y emplOyed at the Philp Sporu Power plant Of the eight arre.sts made by •oilee and the Sher11t s Depart 110111 one man furnished bond and was J1leaaed and ordered to ap pear ql) February 1 He w11 Loswr ~ounf. •~ Of West Columbia cbar Jad with mtox!CIIIOD Others apPearilll In Pohce Cou !1 on satur~ay eYeo~ng were William Jal'Yi' 24 Ohcsh~rc ~aid a [me of $6 and c111ll for m m s., tlowa IIIII '18.00 pef IIODtll COLUMBUS (UP) - Gov C Wdllam O'NeJII suffered a "nilld" heart attack while flymg to Dayton last Wednesday bia office announced today ' •The IDIHIIIDcejllent l!ald that O'Ne11J Wal making satlslac• tory progreu and that he would remain 10 bed at tbe Execu Uve Maaslon here for aboul three weeks Cedric 1'. Clark Rushed Sunday To Col's Hospital March Of Dimes Drive Lags As Deadline Nears wu 81~:~~ of the death of Adley R "eotver,..IID, mer)y of Letart Mr Weaver was born and rear ed <n J.etarl and was widely known as a busineu man He had been a merchant m hardware Close surv1vmg relaUvu Include two daughters Vtr&mla Weaver at blloile and Mrs Sam Gilmore Red CrQsa supervisor for this area re oldmg In Atbens 0, and hla nep~ew, Mr Charles Hayman execu live head of the Southern jAcal SC!oool l)latrlct, of Raeine Mr Hayman's mothet, :MarY BJanrhe Hayman, Westerville, 0 a slater of the deceaaed also sur vive& General Snowfall Throughout State Expected Today Pomeroy Lions A~tend Belpre's Mortgage Burning Prtsld,~t·As~ ~fi~:~r,f~j~~i~;l.~w:~~: 1$1 Billion Aid ·B~tcbe• .IFor Education .; ~~Vee ~robinp ' F•tal Shooting Jtt Frank Roosoo and McKenz•e aid a Company tr~ck ear coming out df Ebene~;r. it \liiS driven by LaW Dlddie, 42 Syracuac I . Seizure Is Reported "Mild"; To Remain In Bed Three Wee~s The annOIU\Cemcnt was .hade by Conclry, the governor's preu -.tm The atlack O«urrc~ ihortiy aft er I PJII Wednesday In an 11r pine taking tbe &overnor to Day i9a to break ifOUDd fDr I juyenlfe Pl)'<~latric bosp1tal and to addreaa Lhe annual Jinner of the .Payton lu01or Chamber of Comm'tree Foil Uncolllkrta•r. O'Neill told Condry that he felt uncomfortable while above Spnn1 f~eld He uid be bed a leehng of a t•gbtne81 1n bla ebOJt and an lOUie pam In bla lett arm The weal~.er wu \lid and the plane landed at Springfield O' Ne~il and his party went on to Dayton In 1 SLate Hl,(hway Patrol Hal CedriC W Clart, former Com mon Pleao JucfCe of llelf! who realped lui rear from bencb beaUJe ot poor health 1'11shed to Univmltr Hosp1lai In ~oslc•tlon. Columbus at midniptlaal night by Ralph purst, 38, LID81vdle pJIO Coates amblliaD<t In a aenoua • floe of $5 and coots for into11 conditlou ~a lion Judce Clark bad been in He1p Elmer General Rolpiiol sillce Thundoy No I Mn C!lll'k accompaDie4 htm •• the o;ar lor .dl.!-\1>1ni ambulaaee The .tl year-old eovemor put in 1 No further word of llr Clark s of 1ct1Yaties in Dar coad!Uon had been received by atonfullHeround made a opeech ln11de a noon today Khool houae m r:onnecrt.Ioo with the croundbrelk•n« beld a news conference •011 then ad<ll'taaed thelucees. The RepubliC~~~ covernar wu driven home by bis ehauHeur, Gnnt Scot~ a tru<l( 1n Oblo Peni tvoel'road" bJl~ti<iadis and constrtictlon on the on hqmemore & Oh•o Rallroad Tracks ~~ and atlllillles Alben~ Ohio, wh9re Ohio Uruv~r admtm:J ered 3 to .semor s1ty 1s located girls m tbe gaduating class T~e~r Both of tbe incidents bogpened exammat1on papers will be enterearlier this montb ed m competition to name lh1< The three told U S Comm11 state !l candidate for the title of alone• William Walter that they All Amer1can1 Homemaker of T4> didA t "realize how sr.rious it waL morrow and W1ll also be coasidcr Ajl three of tbe htabmen late ed for the run11eltlp award in the a po!llihle line of $10 000, up to 20 slate yearo Ill pnson or bUlb For thcll' achievement she Wlll ~ boys !aid i119r placing the obstacles on the track~ they receive an award pm designed by 1Valched the tr.ains otrlke them Tr~lar1 of New York General Mllls Is sponsor of the from their dorll!ltory windowL The lrilns passed tbrouah tile bar pro,ram des~gned to ass!st &ehooiL tn educatiOn for home and famll)' rlcades safely llvmg Eacl1 State Betty Crocker Homomaker of Tomorrow will a $1 500 11Choiarsh1p and an educa tionli tr1p w1lh her sehool advisor to Washington, D C colonial Willlamsbura Va, and New York City A $0011 scholarship will be a warded the se<:ond ranking girl In j ' Repreaenlallves of the Pomeroy each stale hiono illub were In allendance Sat urday evenllJI st the Bolpre Lions ~lub Jor a Zone Four meeting at which lime lbe boat club staged a f burnlng of tho mo~e ' cere mon~ on a )lew clubllouse , The JIOipfe Clu~ as qne of their l~fYi<e ptojecta tiad liullt the new club houae wti!Cii thilf furnlslied and' equipped and are ullni It aa , community cehter. Clubs from the enilni diall'lct were present at the af!alr which 1\'.U attended by lJlc following lo~~N. L•ous and t,helr Wlvea Mr. and '](i'i lifne~t Covert, Mr and llfrs agrnarcj F!ll.IJ, llr and Mro Leaillnsbiln', 111r and Mrs Gerald Reuter, Hr and Mra Ron Sprln&er lPd llfr )nd llr& Artbur Hoyt Middleport Police 'Court Kept Busy SaJnrday Evening sn~ ~ Pollee Deputm..l had a not ' hnlfhl 25 .... AHeart AHack Mlildleportl Mayor C 0 F11hcr bas In r. "" "'"'"' - - Notfiurrlot 1ft I!IUCh " ' - 1ft IMiper• lltro Hlih _ , In tilt IO'o, low 1 'r O'leHI v· P~eb~~~:il:"''~~d~f: Itoda:y Wide speculation was lpparent among local attorneys on ,..., cteuolr wllft ' ........ • 27,19fi8 Cltudy Wllh ,Ncalltlial lilhl ., , ........,.. • lillie ...... lt4or illill ltnl,ht. ..........,...... 1h and no dne to date ~~?.·'f~utiiiCir .i••~icat~d an mterest job Attomeyshel'e~ who demed A.btl~m!, Jlan. i~~'IJ•o, be sa1d UNI~O 1!\!R,-,. 11Y !•!"!!hone INCLUDES Wrl1enlor u4 ' Gu Ru'e II' Grange M eeting H e Id Thursday ' A' Force Existence (}f People And Places Flvina Saucers KONRADS TD SWIM Fur,ftifure kS prinns ' I If SYDNEY Australia UP-Jon Cramers Honored Konrads Austraill s 15 year old swimmmg !enaabon Will fly {u By.Telephone Molbourne 'l'huradiY to race In the 440-yard lreestyle at the VIc I Employees tor on ~haOJPIOO"'IPI Mr and Mn Jack Cramer en pJoyees at the l'q'meroy oilj<' of tLe (;cneral 'nilliphone Com~anl of Ob(o Wel"' guests o, boptii' ~~ 3 farewell dinner parl.Y Fridaf '""~ lnglt lbe Hotel l!fartiJ>,•Jiveo ~Y their co-~orke!\1 Mr Cramer l'(hO ~as been planE aupcrviaor 10 I~• Pomoroy olfiee baa heen transtoned to New Phlladelpbla Ed Jury of Jackaon ser,.d 1.1 of ceremnqies and JJ'qup and a mllslcal pto1ram wao I.Pr,esenied, Miss Lila Sue Terrell and Ml11 Nancy John I Mary London ptcA~L NEW ~nilOIJI~Oe number 9 ROOMS OP D_ rwC (Cfntlnuod From , ... pact He suffered severe lions to the bead and waa ed to Melp General Wingett aid lh'at be w11 driv, lng at the rate of 1!8 mllea per hour at the time of Impact with the pole As a result of the accidpnl pO)\'· er ublea were broken ~nd most of the area in the eastern portlbn of the vlliage Wll left without electr•cily lor several hours un til repairs could!'< made by the Ol!lo Power Co Two hoots after the a~ld~~t wblch P"ker was Injured, A Hartley Los na, waa traveling on Route 7 above Nile Club when his of eontrol Investigating ol(icer Allred ops said Hartley was driving at estimated 60 mpb, got on solt berm, tore out SO feet of guard rail, and stoppEd his car IM feet beyond siill on the highway Smnne Hartley, 1:1, and Eya RarUey, 36, suffered lacerations on therr knees They were taken to }lelgs General Hospital by the ~omeroy Em•rgoney Squad ' Hartl~ vlollinc In Meijt Coun t~' Will Cited into county court for " '~:'!~!!her , aecldent Men a Nl,(ht wa observed on Thuradly even1ng at \he regular meehng of RDck &prlngs Grange Amoo Leonard '\Vorlby Master, pJe&ided and three appllcatlona lor membenbfsl were read Mra Am oo Lecnard reported on the sew 1 t d tot an 1 .-wing maeblne 1::!:~; Boooter N•abt and 01?"raUon Forward ~ be oj)oerved il t~e b 'I will Fe ruary m~ "• ell be open to the pu llo and 1 progr.- iJ be)ng plapried AIL olfi· cer• and any 1 ~ membj)r are reqd"ted jo meet at tb& home ol Mrs Wl\1 A llll'pn on Thur• day, Feb 8, to pia~ for tbls meet lng "' 'stributi'o:n~ The proeram presented by the :~~ ;"';;'~: .-~;··;;:: ~;;:;::: '4& men -~ with members re- Radford re&ldence, opcmding to roll eall wllh ''VIhY Letart w va ,was .,cllin«,uP·on I Come to Grage ' A solo 'Cloae .... To Thee" was presented b) L R the highway In order to turn the Radford lane Qut of every $100 In real estllte Wiley and 1 duet, "I Slulll See Je His car ran over the center lme public utility and trlftler taxes dis- sua' by llr Wiley and Homer and was struck in the side by an trlbuted In 19117 by Ohio county J Rice other driven by Louise />feu, Gal auditors, sehoola received $12 45 Two solos PaiDtlng the Cloud! hpobs No one was Injured 1 cities and vUiqea ~ 03,.countles With sunshine ond • Love Letters Ro"h pollee learned was trY• $1Z 115 tnw111blpo $2 ~ and lbe In The Sand' , by Mr Wiley pre- 1ng to lind the reSidence of Dr stale 75 cents to pay bouus bond& cedecl a farm talk on aUalfa by Edmund Butrlmus who aetuaU11 Totlll distribution to each was Ho1Vard Bolin A farm aale blli of lives aboUI I~ milee fiiflliOr to schools, $301),51141,D89 6'7 to 1849 waa read by Willi a Gr~eser south II was said Mro Roac~ cities and vlllagea, '101,241,6'7118 Mr Leonard spOke on • Feeder needed medical attention ' I to countieo $111 6'79,267 51 to town Call' after which the proeram ThiS~a~cc~•d;e~nt~w~as~~~~t~ ahipt '14 tm8 283 69, td the .tate closed l'(llh a stunt conducted bY -... $3,529 009 72 Orv•lie Brown and won by the Ia dies 1 Slote Auditor James ARhd o es At the cl04e of the meeting re announced these totals showmg freshments were served bJ RICh IJt~nlel!)~ how properly taxes were divided lrd P~ekena, Walter Bunce Wai , after totalin« tax aetuement re Iaee Rusaell and Orville Brown 1 pOrta from county aucUtors The totlll 19117 dlatrlbuUon to pOiitleal •uiHit•Iaton• was " 81 26672047, as eohlpared w1tb J• 1'1 $437 8911140 00 In 111118 SJ>E<18i CONTINUED FROM PAGE I William a brQther James bui.J' auewoents collected in 1957 ran the toJal property tax 41strlbution the houae atyled after their hom• to $4118.8211496 93 in Scotland James Dowme wos The dlotribuUon of real estate Henry E\'ing s grond!atber public utility and trailer taxes 1n • Grqndpa afterward• bou1hi Mr Melli county WI! as follows $112 Walla001 Interest In tbe host and 400,03 county, to1111W!i11'1 $18 38'7 ~ad a MW Wharf boat built with 94, ~<;hoolo $377,41~.'88, cilles lour hvinlr rooms upslllrS over and vlll•g~ $;!7 .~2 05 one en~ of tbo boat Ml hrsl recol lectlon 111111 0! lbla. place lor my father Alex Dowme looked atlet lhe boat at night for a Whllt \l.l1en I was n babe He taul!"hl m (CtnMnuod "I" ' • 0 "'l high school during the day ' ing) 1 1 Meigs County _ Ted 'Reed Jr A! whar maSier one of W1 1 w 111 m Grueser R L Sprinter lam Down1e s dulles w.11s collectinR an~ ~ 0 Rail ' freight charges (I om merchants In Hocking Co~nty-R B Perkms Pomeroy for everything was sh1p Burr Nlxol) Russ Yount. Dean J ped bv htnl b~>f:re the ra1Iroad mg hJrn rlding In a two wheel~d r Dollison eame to Pomeroy cart driVIng old Cbarbc horse.' VInton County _ Emmett coo A very lamtil8r sight on F1 Grandp• d1ed m 110(1 caus,t~ ~ way John Saltz, H D Chamber day (hiS collection day) wss see by a fail on 1ce broke his letn 1L E Abele lin& Noncy Johnson Lola Sue Tet and pUeUI)\01\la rot~Uited Jackson County- Lou Hochberg rell Mary London Billy Joe Spen Tbe Wbarl was run for Fred Rice, Jim McXitterlcb cr H e Noel Clarence Roy LR• years by Jus son Will Athens County-Bob Byers, W renee Diddle Don Sprres Bub Rov Ill 1913 when the flood AI Mecham, Earl HIUnry Harper and Bob Langley to sink' C Pendry Gallia pounty-Wayoe Foster • Mllea Epling Alva Grove Faui Watson Llwrenee County - Paul Me Hu~h. Oakley Collini, Howard Dale Pike tounty....Larry Steveno lo1 ' sep~ Tboll\poon lllll8 membership dues are ~ay able now All lntereoted people are urced to pay their dues at the meeting or mall them lo Ron Sprlncer Ohio Power CoJilpany Pomeroy, Oblo Co. AT RUTLAND FURNITURE I Ele..nor S ~haaf - Middleport Sotlety Editor - Pho~e 8079 The devotional service was con dueled b)l Miss Farle Erlewine LucUle Hawklus - Pomeroy Sotlely Edllor - Pbooe &!U I Pomeroy l,lijlt Held Thursday The Women s Association of tne Firat Presb)'l<rian Chlll'cb met on Thur&iay even•n« at the church Th ~~Piiiibiiiioniiiie3iiii~iix~iiiTiire~asiio~l~M~elg~s~C·iii~l. Syracuse Methodist I Womens Meeting lowed by group singing ol Count Church Of Christ Your Blessangs M18s Erlewme read scripture and concluded wtth Loyal Women's a reading God s Faithfulness m Cl M t d Homer Carleton is a busmess aSS e UrS ay theMrsNewFranYearReichert cooduded m visttor m Cincinnati The Loyal Women's Claas of the stallatwn of new off1cerli 111 a can Miss Leda Mae Kracuter of Nel I Church of Chr1at met on Thursdav dlehght ceremony entitled Ye evenmg at the churcb Mrs Erl Are the Ligbt of the World The sonvtlle arnved Friday evenmg tO French opened with prayer which !ollowm1 wert inotalled Mrs spend the week end with her par Mr and "rs Eldon Kraeut wa1 followed bv the 10115t Psalm George Andersun Jr president ents, er Mornmg Star "J:hursday Night The Fort N1te Club met 'l'hurs day even ng at the home of M" John Fultz The birthday of Mrs Richard Owen was observed TYIO new members Mrll George Dallu and Mrs James Roller were wei corned The ne<t meebn~ will be ' read by Mn Will Reynolds Valent nc Party on February 13 llrs 0 L Roush bad a read10g at the home of Mrs Richard Sch The Namele11 Woman of the 81 wah ble the Woman or Samaria MN Mr.s Fultz serve!l refreah~enrs Rol>ert Reibel aave a paper My to t• o guests Kathy Ann Roller Gr'andmothet;l Garden' ind d~ and Anita Fultz and the following mon&trated arrangemennts of flow members Mrs Dallas Mrt Rolle" ers from the garden and home of Mrs Owen Mrs Robert Tewkl Mn Ed French These mcluded bary \olrs William W1lten Mrs pu11y willow slrlun violets b> Gmid Anthony Mrs Robert Mills gonias and loravthia and !ollag< Mrs Henry Null Mrs Robert Mor brouht lr•m Florida by Mrs ns Jr Mrii Richard Schwab, ant Clyde Frencb Mrs Jack Bachner Mrs Will Reynold• presided over the buBiness meeting when they voted to give $5 to the Marc~ Sixth B~rthday of Dimes Campaign Of Tom my Roach It W18 also decided to buy now en tor the comlnJ revival services Observed Tuesday at the chl!feh llrs Leo Childs fhe sixth birthday of Tomm,v Mra French, and Mrs Emest R::ay Roach was observed at tbt! Lallance were appointed on a com afternoon !lc.ssion of the Middle miltee to oee shout getting stll' port Kmdergnrlen Tuesday 1onerv notes with pictures of the Mrs Guy Reynolds the teacher church on them to aell was assisted by Mrs Carl Roach Mrs Reynolds read a repOrt and Mrs Lew1.s Long in servin~t: refreshments: of 1ce cream and which had been prepared by Mr. ~liP cakes both decorated with tllll Herman LohS!, who Is now in Flo• numeral 6 ~nd lavor1 of bah Ida on tbe Cbrlatmas shut in boxes After tbe meetmg the aoclal horns and bubble ~urn Bubby bour wa.s beld Mrs French pres ded at the oliver coffee serVIco NOTICE MEIGS CO. and the table was decorated with REAL ESTATE OWNI!:RS flower arra~1emenUB and candles The tax books are now A 9alad course was .served b' open for the payment of the off1cen who were tile hostes ' 1957 -December and June see for the evening and 1ncluded Real Estate Tax and also Mra Will Reynolds Mro Carrt• Mrs Leo Ch1lds Mn Erne'l delinquent t ax e s The Hall Lallancc, Mrs 0 L Roush Mrs books will close February PAl French and Mrs Robert Rei 1 1958 bel CLYDE G MILLHONE rZ;;ndiSit. .. I ti-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport 0 , Jan 25, 1958 announced t11e open house to be held at the new Eastern Hllb School on Route 7 Sundllll, Jan 26 from 2 to 430 p m Mrs Knljhl s first crade was awarded a book for bavmc the most parents present Hilihhghl of the procram pre tented by the fathers was an old fashioned spelling bee Refreshments of coffee and cake were enjoyed . Raln~a, said to lie following 1too closely', could nol atop Damap to the !root ol bla <;!!' " " ealimated at $200; Poll"' reported damage the truck 'i!li about $'76 ' I No charges \'lere filed I WASHIN<\tl'ON UP - J'Ndent Eiaimhower planned to 1'1 before toncreaa today a billion-dollar four year federal aid to educat1on procram tailored to spur IICien title learnihl, The President was tp send a speolal mel88tlc to CPn~s aeek lne an o~day of !281 million dol Jaro far t~e lllca\ year atarimg next Jul~ I to eel tht aelence welehted program on the road The Cblef Exeeullve also was expected 'to ask for Ill! mtlliOI) dQJlil's to sup~rt baalc .aclen~l!ic reoeoreb and expand lh~ Nitional Scleqde ~ndaUon's achnlarsh•p progr~111 ' 7 Tke P.tesldent ah'Udy has warned Congress !hot U .s. aecur ity depends • as never ~e <In meetln& ' Sovlel chlllelllll 1n AU aections of Ohio were ex peeled to t.ceive their abare of snow sometime today The weatherman said 111now m'1 ~umutate as mueh aa one or two Jnebcs of sluah ol'et central eoun lies because oltbe relatively mild 1 suow spread southern today much of It reached tho aa tern peratures were above tbe f~eslng Daytime temperatures were ex pected to remam above freezing lbrough Thursday The weatherman said tempErlt lures will averqe a'boul normal aoulhweat to as muqb as five to el«ht degrees ahave norrqal north eait Normal b1gh t~mpErature range is 3~ north to 41 soutb and uormat iowa 20 to 24 Snow flumes or ram wer"' pre dieted Tuesday through Sat¥rday wltK the weather turnmg colder to\Vard the end ol the week And Syria M'eJKirled Nearly Ready To Merge li.avnt GAIRO UP - Egypt and Syrli wae reported nearly rc11dY today to.; announce their formal "merg tr!' mto one state Informed 1.19""""' so1d Egyptian Prealdent Abdel Nasser was almost to head the new !~era! I sources sa1d tbe new would have one P.tesi who would be eiec\ed by a P\!PUiar plebiiiCile m botb cqun trfe~ It was believed Na.,..r Wllllid be the only candidate tnd 11,111 votera would be asked to ay "'t!' II' 'po" as In the last EIIY~ (cllll!nliM On P•ll Fivol S)le sa1d lbat ~ lentim Enroute hOIDI! from Dayton, 0' Nelli llld be fell uncomfl)rtable iooae110d bls clothinc while ' lo t!l.e. car had alreally :,'/! ~~th~v;::'t!" :~~ Conefrr uld m bll stat\ment strleken paUenio but filii lo<al that O'Neill Is at the mansjoo and contnbullona lhU! fir were lea that a flolpllal bed bad ~ ee o Sheriff Robert C Harlenba<h's lban ~aU way towatd the total of moved mto hla private a)llrlmcnt department lnvea\itlted an a«l $6 000 contributed lut year m the llllllli011 "'l1le governor's physicians ~ dent Saturday afternoon at lJle Failure of the I~ empaign. he Ia JeUIDg all the treatment at Cu~dlft Soh10 ,Service station In Syraeuse In which lbe dr~ver of a said Mro Youq colld mean , • home that be could rec:e1n In a and Is bapp1er there," c~r came In lor gasoline mlsjud« curtailment tn llle amount of fundi cranted tn tbla area fll' JIO' 1Cor1efnt !111<1. ed direction, and kDC'.~ed a Uo paU.nt eare. "'1'be governor spent a ftstlul onr Deputy Sbenft AHred Lrona Laleat contrlb•tors I«<O''iinl to mdtt. Hla lempersliU'e 'b almost &lid 1,11c:e Freelan• 49 Syracuse .Mrs. YounJ are Molders Unloa, not'mal. Hla pulle re"""· and at off the r•d lor psobne and $21, Pomeroy National Bank $10, a DOI'IIlll rate thronpout bla ill· pump No cltaUon waols- Clllleas N.Uollll Bank flO, AI· bad been travellnc south fred Elberfeld, •to Bndblll'f PTA • - prCI8UI'< hu re---..:.c--.Route 124 $10 Osear Roedel $10 T W Xon ftormal J, MeanwbUe the aheriff repOrted llrlck, $10 and the Lone JIOttom - on lmmeoate com jallinc of Wllllam E lladana, 21 Church $10. O'Ne'9 o polilleal plans. G.,!ton, 0, ~eld by order of the ContrlbuiAin of $5 were IRliOiUlc:ed on January local common pleaa court on mor Bee Claaa of the l'lrlt 11tH before bla attack, al.s cbari~S and Charles Reed, 29 Church, Or Edmund be woold aeek a aecand term Huntln(lon, charctd With drtnng Tom Crow; Rowley u JOvemor while llltolieated by Deputy Sher Drup, Supr Run Flour lliU, ... U. .r P-.lot Iff Howard Fl'ank. son flaber and the Kill Club. The pernor had been under heaVj' IOCIDtly He retllllled WlthiD hours after allllOUnclil&lor a second term that bls lwb children sometlmea eame hOIIIe from JCbool <f)'UIJ becauae pi jibe! made at them by cfw. matea. I . Ro told Wealeyan IJmver· Illy students that there were times be felt like "letting out.' A ~I of 71 studenio In the A total of 92 oludento of Rut PomO)'Gf senior Hl,(h School were, land High School were lisled to- 0 Neill caine to the governor 1 Jiile8 ii!'!OY on the third aix weeka day on the Third Sir Week Honor offlee on • 427,000 margin over Delllocrat l11<hael V DISalle In honor '1'11 accordlnc to annbtlnc:e- roll holing lor that scbool the November 111118 primary ment made today of the students luted on EleeUon 18 1overnor clilllll\ed a The lollow10g pupila have an av theSeven honor roll were top students lifetime ambition for 0 Neill The of 'B" or above m all tbclr Yl'tth an all 'A" gradmg otery fQel that ao a boY ih Mar· 1sulojecta tile third six weeka Llated on the honor roll were be qw a govemcr in a pa· Seniors •Emma Hysell •Judy rsde and wd tbat wu what he Dorqthy Arnold, Ed- Chase •Pat Eads •Tom Wtlliam wanted to lie James Baker '11lomas son Naom1 Carmi~ Jud• Haye~ O'Neill b11 been In public "'"' campbell Glen Ceo Bsrbly'a Mont&omery Paul Sm1lb Ice all of bls life He representcurus, WlilliiDI Fisher Janet ltigp and Tom Stewart ed Waabl.u(lon County tn the OhiO loaepb Kennedy, 1uniors •Btaane Steele •Phyllis Houso of Representative' where 1Shirley wid'\'•· Bonnie Llwhocn Norbert Neub Williams, l~dy Gallion !till')' Hy be became a party power He wu and Lanna Turnu elected epeater and served as Katbem sellSophmores Lawre~~ee GOP floor 1eader when the DemoSmith, Wayne Rouoh, M~rjO!I• eratJ were in control Ifa:~~~;d~;;~ TrllCY Wanda Tackett PatiY Young, After six (l!rms m the Lelliala I• Doris Wells and ene Gibaon, Dorothy Hyaell tnre, O'NeiU wao elected lo the John Brogan lint of three terllll as attorney Ann Baker, Gary Freshmen 'Larry Hollman Barnitz, Patrl~ia Blakeslee James Mll'~m CremeaWi Barry Brogan general ofObio He was slow 1n getting his ad CarpEnter, Janet Carpenter, Jo Ill Waid Nlthobon Mar.aaret Oiler mlnistralloo organlled The lie len FollrOII ~mda Folmer Paul Patty Role Cbarlea Sigman, Mar Folmer, Robert Gloecher, Ll> garet Smith and 081 Turner • Ali mands on hls time for apeeches was heaVj' and he Wll erlticiaed ralne Grover Kenneth kayes, Don AI lor makma too many -bes On na Jeakins some dayo, he crosaed the state lamea Jobnsoh John Kunze! 1n an airplane to lulliU opeaklng MIIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL man, Jtm~ Lob,. Madolyn •Mar Un, Kenneth McCUllough, Terry Admitted Satucday Annalee engagements from earl)' moriW1g Pballn. Rodney Qu1vcy Eldon Sau Coe Antiquity Carroll Uttle, Ch.. until late at nf«hl On ThurJiday It was announced shire James LiiUe Cheshire ten, Marlene Scholl tbat O')'ieill WIS au!lerlng from • Dlacharged S\lturday MarY K JIU Snowden Shells Strau.. illS engagemenio lor ThursJohn Thomas, Pal Vaughan, Har Young Pomeroy, Mrs Ilene Blhr cold. len Wehrung Jerry Welker and and baby Long Bottom Jo,.ph day and Friday were cancelled ThE JOVernor waa uncomtorta:, Kay Letart W Va Connie Woodgeard Admitted Sunday Mrs Richard hie Thu,.day lie vomit"d a num SOPHOMORES ElSie Arnold ber of lime& It was thougbt that John BrYant, Mary BurliSide, Lin Rawlings, Marion, 0 Discharged Sunday Oebro Mer he probably w.. sullerin( from a <ji Crow Terry Cullum• lean Da bo Sharon Douglas William llibbil row MiddlepOrt, Charles Smith virus. !I "·' Reedsville, Danny Brown Mlddi.. Conclry ..,d thai1 he tolitell wit., Marl! Gruescr Ernestllall c o Nelli abou B15 a in ...::.> ,~41,7,a PbUIIP Harmon Jean Ho~I:,Jio!" pOri, Harold Jofulann, New Raven, Mrs She u•d the aovernar 1\1'81ili: Roger Leifheit, IUiliUla w Va , Ailee Ward, Laupv!Ue, dar !Contlllllld On Pago St.) CedriC Clark, Mi~dleport. (CIIttinuad On P... &Ill At Cas Station *" - 77 Students Listed ~utland High On Pomeroy Senior Lists 32 On Hi~h Honor Rolls Honor Rolls 0"' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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