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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"' �., ~ ' THE ~fLY $~NTINEL ' . tj \ '- • ' .. .... ~· J \' ,r~entatij}g, Edi~~a~y. I \ ,, ' ' ' Seed Cclte/~ue's Make l~eresting Reading 1flt.M.&,if$ ~wM>bts- Qn These Wintry Days ... \ ' _ !\ 'litJgbfly rol~rea ~V:~lle' came across the attractive cover with an iilil~IH'flpn 'ill' a our desk tnls week bringmg with It a gentle basket of lucious looking strawberrieS It r~minder tbat in tbe not too distant JutUre · made us think ebead a few months to that the rains and the snows which we have been period when lt will be shorfcak~ tim~. 4!!1Periencing In Meigs County tbese·put 'te~ On going through the rest of the book days IVI!l soon be a thing of the past :~lso found maiiJr oddities In tbe plant Within the envelope waS.contatned a seed which drew our interest too For 1~al!ee catalOJUe depleting the mmy vari~tll!jl of Ve- how many of olll' readers realize there 'arli getables and fruits and flowers In full eolor such plants as a Cobra Orchid which catc'liei and with glowmg descriptions pertainln~ to flies and eats raw meat or Vegetable Spaghet· productivity and yield. tl, New Gul~ea Butter Vine, Serpent or The alureness of the aeed catatorue· when Snake Cucumber, 'Ground Chehiti, ·tbe 'W~ we pored through its pages made its 11wa!'f ln<ifa Gherldn, Banana Mllskmelon, and J'en· ot 'the in~erestlng ~p~t ~lni ~hlng, gutn Gourds. • and brought to our minds the manner In In addition to the vanetles of vege\ibles, which so much Interest Is apparent bere In Melgs County by the several garden clubs fruits and flowers in the booklet are also whose activities are recorded throughout the many gardening aida and quite a dllicourse on the best methods for gardenlltg alld the year In these pages. t A seed catalogue can make much lllterest· correct methods of planting hig reading too, if one takes time to go An hour's .tln\e spent In reading through through It page by page rather th3n ~th just such a booklet, Is enlightening and entertain· a cursory look for some phrticular item. ing. Try 11 sometime and then get the garden· Our attention of course was!lrilt drawn by lng fever, plus a few 'aching muscles. ol -- . Furieral Services Rutland Oadv Seohnel Held Sunday For nuuand w~~~~at the home Davbook l:;.. b h of llo!tle Mcllenzle Thur.doy at In the afternoon. PVTHIAN SISTI. RlTIS MrS' C' Eot:rS a" I2 Mrs McKenzie and Belly Siders Ma(!l!olla Temple Pythlan Slo· fl4l The last rites lor Mrs Clarinda llawle• Eoonhoch, age 119, wbo dled Thursday, Jonuoey 29 ot tbt Meigs General llospltal alter 8 lonJ iUne,., wore hold Sunday &I 2 P M at the Ewlni Fune~ Home · llurtol was a Beech Grove taey. . ~he was aurvlvcd by two rtaten· !lr,l. Howard Htnton end lin Kotberlne Glenn, botb ol ColumbjiJ; SiJ brothers John Hawtoy, of Cleveland, Owen utd Edw,rd Hawley of Columbut; ClnJ•encc apd Roosevrlt Hawley of PomerCly 111d Ernest llliwley ol Middleport, and a lBree number of nieces and ettne· nephews Included acnon1 thooe here lor tbe lunorol were the followtnr Mn lloword Hinton, Mn Ja~l J Lane and llar~artl, Phyllio ·nces, Kt. and ~111. OWen !lawley, ond Edward and Jamea Haw!ry, oil of Columbus FO~EIGN o~lotk ha~ t ~ e devotlonab Subje"''· ~lghwaya, Televlalon and Legis 'Jallon Jostle Molden rend o •ormon ~rom tho Siuuy Rook by John R Glllesplo, Glondenln, W V• Noretha Fleming gm tho !lory 'Old Smeciow ond the c'""" lithe! Snow! en use~ for ~cr , O!Ibjoct "The Spirit ol Uncle Sam " Ethel Nelson read "Who pm 'Your Children< Thlnkmg'" A do ~atlon or $3 00 w.. given iO the olio fMd 1 letter wnk md fTotn ~l'ank Blolr new11 ri.'Jlr)der on To illnv tllllVhunn prnP,rnm , il ofmhmen!S wore "'vtd by the bost ~s.s Mr~ MrKcnzJC. I .The IIER!AN$ TO MilT Loyal Bcre•n Clau of Pomeroy Junior ~ighHouor Roll Announced werellatud to· NEWS doySl>tty sixthestudent! honor roll lor lhe Junior High Sobool. The honor roll IJCrlod covert the third COMMENTARY Pomeroy •I l<h,oo!. By CHARUI M. M<CANN United Prtta SteH ~or,.aponiftlll 7he Vnltlld Btatea Ia develilplng 1 new campatih 111hut Soviet llunlo'• peri!lllimt use ol Its veto power in the )Jnlted N1Uona. ~dent ~nhpwtll', in 'his letter of Jb. 12 to Soviet Pr .. lfller NlkQial ~. Buls1nin, pointed 111ft !hit Ru"'l hid re,orto~ to tilt veto 82 tlnfea in b!ook U. N ~pr!ty Council action. '1 propo~e that wi, 1bould m¥kc It tho polity of our two sovorn· . menti, at least, nol to uso veto lero will eon duct sorvlc., for Mro Anna Rmell, at the Ewing Fun· ~rei Home Tonight at 7·30. All memilers aro requested to attend the •1y"''y·oio111i'IChrlst "' will meet Tticl at the 'chu1 ch with Al\enswin-th, Mn . aQd Mn Doyle II tile Msleloe!. - SCOUT INSPICTIO~ Tonlglil W!)l bO Jnsp~tlon Nl· ~hi foi' Cub Soout Pack ~~~ when the monthly pack meeting will be hold at the First Prejbyterlan Chu· rch at 7:30 Dlitr!e~ offlcefl Will be here to do tho \P•peetlna snd onch den will preoent 8 ~~It Each cub scout has been 118ked to bring n dozen Soul!ilt GOOII-'-But cool~les What The Stsff IM' Otflcei:o liM~~+ Pythlan Sisters wlll meet at 7 30 nt the home of Bahr with Mrt Marth! ·· --·..--THE DRIVEl'S $EAT !!. better than inside infotrnatlon - yet, seoond only to outright fraud, )t has oort mvestora more an'onQy than any· thing In the world. John,C Baoon "This ill because most of Judge of the Probate Court bot tips . and jUiCY rumors that Meigs County, Ohio crop up from timtl to time are (l) 20, 27; (2) 3, 3te on power to proven! the Security Council from propooin~ methodJ tor the Paclllc ql dla· P'UIOS,'' the llonry • EIGIITII GRADE: Anno Arnold, state• Make Bowen, Rolnnd carpenter, thll Mike Fultl, Welter Gru~~er, AI· len Hanin\ H•rold Hyoell, Dennlo K•pp!e. J~ar loljller Joyce 8a!~t'et. ~ •Ottlii!Pr Mor!lyn Prlr.,, .ponna Rea, Tommy Ru,.ell, ~trY, Scot!, Chirlene Zundel, Dsrlene Wotaon, Judy Veushau an~ l)~ne {mil!)."' SEVENTH GRADE: rlmela llobotettcr, Ethel Hysell, Jennifer l..oh!NI, Shoron Mitch, lleule Phal· In, Mary Radtord, Tommy Shoe· teen, Paul Sprouse, Tommy White. D•vld Gordon, Xathern Conkle. Kay Compton, Charlene Diehl, Ronnie Dlapey, Allen Downie, Tommr Finl1w, l>blllp Follrod and Dovld Al'nold. 1nalde tnformatioh. ,~1 ~" ~ ,\ ,; Notb'!'g I!JUDOO M!ITIIIt-'rONI~T TU,StiAY !MI'TlNO ' The Friendly Ne!Mil!ora Club will meet at the home of , lolrs K!X wcc~s Tho tollqwlnJ people have ~aon MeKnjghl, Spring Avo Tues grades ol ''II" or above fm· the dny ev,nlnl· tl!Jrd !!l~ weeks ll'ading period: h!lllstant hosteu. NINTH GRADE. Carolyn Dell, Ruth Ann Brother<, David Drown, CONFERENCI THURSO,f,V Dorptby Brown. Edna Corn)4n, Un AQddle1•orl Cbureh of Cwlst •'i(l£_~~='"'-'"""'...,_.;,.::.....__!J~~-~..:::'.:f.:._.l-_.:.._ da Chapman. Dele Cole, ll<>nple willThohold a Workoroi Conference ~ Dicken, Sondra Drake, Jack Dully, on Tlmro~ay evlni!Ij , at 7.3Q ot carolyn Edwnnlo the churs!I All work!ll'l ort ask Wlllle G~J~ther, MIT81J'tt Hand· td to bt present. ley, Charl011nal!eaa, lloli~a llooVIlr, Terry Kni&ht, JohnnY 'leMur· MOTHilStNGI\1 lt'RACT!C. ray, Bonnie Neutzjtng. Michael Ro· The Mothcr~ingers '!l the Mid borts, Jcanett Rouah, Carol Sar· dloport P. T A. will moet for pra gent. Poula Soyre, Paul Sinclair, ctlce on Woclne.sday ,evepmfj: 3t Mia Michael Swatzcl, Juckle Thoma~;, 6.30 at lloaLh Mctho~i!l Chdrcn Sharon Van Cooney, Jimmy Wat- !ln. Lucille swaek!Iamer 11 tho son, Noncy Woodgeord ond Shoron director and Mrs. Clarice Erwin is orgnni!d Younr ab~ut Liaten· MlsCoultyNews '. '• I WHTN-TV laldwin-"Acro50nlc" - - - ·~ot I . .. " l:.eff At Zerkl$ TroAsf:er Ce. . On:Yo~r ' ' ' ~,IJO ' 1 MONlYf l ' ' i\'e Wanl Your Cloae-Oiili!!! '· ·.· I • ' ; ,. ' , •\ I i ,., ,, ~ • ~ �., ~ ' THE ~fLY $~NTINEL ' . tj \ '- • ' .. .... ~· J \' ,r~entatij}g, Edi~~a~y. I \ ,, ' ' ' Seed Cclte/~ue's Make l~eresting Reading 1flt.M.&,if$ ~wM>bts- Qn These Wintry Days ... \ ' _ !\ 'litJgbfly rol~rea ~V:~lle' came across the attractive cover with an iilil~IH'flpn 'ill' a our desk tnls week bringmg with It a gentle basket of lucious looking strawberrieS It r~minder tbat in tbe not too distant JutUre · made us think ebead a few months to that the rains and the snows which we have been period when lt will be shorfcak~ tim~. 4!!1Periencing In Meigs County tbese·put 'te~ On going through the rest of the book days IVI!l soon be a thing of the past :~lso found maiiJr oddities In tbe plant Within the envelope waS.contatned a seed which drew our interest too For 1~al!ee catalOJUe depleting the mmy vari~tll!jl of Ve- how many of olll' readers realize there 'arli getables and fruits and flowers In full eolor such plants as a Cobra Orchid which catc'liei and with glowmg descriptions pertainln~ to flies and eats raw meat or Vegetable Spaghet· productivity and yield. tl, New Gul~ea Butter Vine, Serpent or The alureness of the aeed catatorue· when Snake Cucumber, 'Ground Chehiti, ·tbe 'W~ we pored through its pages made its 11wa!'f ln<ifa Gherldn, Banana Mllskmelon, and J'en· ot 'the in~erestlng ~p~t ~lni ~hlng, gutn Gourds. • and brought to our minds the manner In In addition to the vanetles of vege\ibles, which so much Interest Is apparent bere In Melgs County by the several garden clubs fruits and flowers in the booklet are also whose activities are recorded throughout the many gardening aida and quite a dllicourse on the best methods for gardenlltg alld the year In these pages. t A seed catalogue can make much lllterest· correct methods of planting hig reading too, if one takes time to go An hour's .tln\e spent In reading through through It page by page rather th3n ~th just such a booklet, Is enlightening and entertain· a cursory look for some phrticular item. ing. Try 11 sometime and then get the garden· Our attention of course was!lrilt drawn by lng fever, plus a few 'aching muscles. ol -- . Furieral Services Rutland Oadv Seohnel Held Sunday For nuuand w~~~~at the home Davbook l:;.. b h of llo!tle Mcllenzle Thur.doy at In the afternoon. PVTHIAN SISTI. RlTIS MrS' C' Eot:rS a" I2 Mrs McKenzie and Belly Siders Ma(!l!olla Temple Pythlan Slo· fl4l The last rites lor Mrs Clarinda llawle• Eoonhoch, age 119, wbo dled Thursday, Jonuoey 29 ot tbt Meigs General llospltal alter 8 lonJ iUne,., wore hold Sunday &I 2 P M at the Ewlni Fune~ Home · llurtol was a Beech Grove taey. . ~he was aurvlvcd by two rtaten· !lr,l. Howard Htnton end lin Kotberlne Glenn, botb ol ColumbjiJ; SiJ brothers John Hawtoy, of Cleveland, Owen utd Edw,rd Hawley of Columbut; ClnJ•encc apd Roosevrlt Hawley of PomerCly 111d Ernest llliwley ol Middleport, and a lBree number of nieces and ettne· nephews Included acnon1 thooe here lor tbe lunorol were the followtnr Mn lloword Hinton, Mn Ja~l J Lane and llar~artl, Phyllio ·nces, Kt. and ~111. OWen !lawley, ond Edward and Jamea Haw!ry, oil of Columbus FO~EIGN o~lotk ha~ t ~ e devotlonab Subje"''· ~lghwaya, Televlalon and Legis 'Jallon Jostle Molden rend o •ormon ~rom tho Siuuy Rook by John R Glllesplo, Glondenln, W V• Noretha Fleming gm tho !lory 'Old Smeciow ond the c'""" lithe! Snow! en use~ for ~cr , O!Ibjoct "The Spirit ol Uncle Sam " Ethel Nelson read "Who pm 'Your Children< Thlnkmg'" A do ~atlon or $3 00 w.. given iO the olio fMd 1 letter wnk md fTotn ~l'ank Blolr new11 ri.'Jlr)der on To illnv tllllVhunn prnP,rnm , il ofmhmen!S wore "'vtd by the bost ~s.s Mr~ MrKcnzJC. I .The IIER!AN$ TO MilT Loyal Bcre•n Clau of Pomeroy Junior ~ighHouor Roll Announced werellatud to· NEWS doySl>tty sixthestudent! honor roll lor lhe Junior High Sobool. The honor roll IJCrlod covert the third COMMENTARY Pomeroy •I l<h,oo!. By CHARUI M. M<CANN United Prtta SteH ~or,.aponiftlll 7he Vnltlld Btatea Ia develilplng 1 new campatih 111hut Soviet llunlo'• peri!lllimt use ol Its veto power in the )Jnlted N1Uona. ~dent ~nhpwtll', in 'his letter of Jb. 12 to Soviet Pr .. lfller NlkQial ~. Buls1nin, pointed 111ft !hit Ru"'l hid re,orto~ to tilt veto 82 tlnfea in b!ook U. N ~pr!ty Council action. '1 propo~e that wi, 1bould m¥kc It tho polity of our two sovorn· . menti, at least, nol to uso veto lero will eon duct sorvlc., for Mro Anna Rmell, at the Ewing Fun· ~rei Home Tonight at 7·30. All memilers aro requested to attend the •1y"''y·oio111i'IChrlst "' will meet Tticl at the 'chu1 ch with Al\enswin-th, Mn . aQd Mn Doyle II tile Msleloe!. - SCOUT INSPICTIO~ Tonlglil W!)l bO Jnsp~tlon Nl· ~hi foi' Cub Soout Pack ~~~ when the monthly pack meeting will be hold at the First Prejbyterlan Chu· rch at 7:30 Dlitr!e~ offlcefl Will be here to do tho \P•peetlna snd onch den will preoent 8 ~~It Each cub scout has been 118ked to bring n dozen Soul!ilt GOOII-'-But cool~les What The Stsff IM' Otflcei:o liM~~+ Pythlan Sisters wlll meet at 7 30 nt the home of Bahr with Mrt Marth! ·· --·..--THE DRIVEl'S $EAT !!. better than inside infotrnatlon - yet, seoond only to outright fraud, )t has oort mvestora more an'onQy than any· thing In the world. John,C Baoon "This ill because most of Judge of the Probate Court bot tips . and jUiCY rumors that Meigs County, Ohio crop up from timtl to time are (l) 20, 27; (2) 3, 3te on power to proven! the Security Council from propooin~ methodJ tor the Paclllc ql dla· P'UIOS,'' the llonry • EIGIITII GRADE: Anno Arnold, state• Make Bowen, Rolnnd carpenter, thll Mike Fultl, Welter Gru~~er, AI· len Hanin\ H•rold Hyoell, Dennlo K•pp!e. J~ar loljller Joyce 8a!~t'et. ~ •Ottlii!Pr Mor!lyn Prlr.,, .ponna Rea, Tommy Ru,.ell, ~trY, Scot!, Chirlene Zundel, Dsrlene Wotaon, Judy Veushau an~ l)~ne {mil!)."' SEVENTH GRADE: rlmela llobotettcr, Ethel Hysell, Jennifer l..oh!NI, Shoron Mitch, lleule Phal· In, Mary Radtord, Tommy Shoe· teen, Paul Sprouse, Tommy White. D•vld Gordon, Xathern Conkle. Kay Compton, Charlene Diehl, Ronnie Dlapey, Allen Downie, Tommr Finl1w, l>blllp Follrod and Dovld Al'nold. 1nalde tnformatioh. ,~1 ~" ~ ,\ ,; Notb'!'g I!JUDOO M!ITIIIt-'rONI~T TU,StiAY !MI'TlNO ' The Friendly Ne!Mil!ora Club will meet at the home of , lolrs K!X wcc~s Tho tollqwlnJ people have ~aon MeKnjghl, Spring Avo Tues grades ol ''II" or above fm· the dny ev,nlnl· tl!Jrd !!l~ weeks ll'ading period: h!lllstant hosteu. NINTH GRADE. Carolyn Dell, Ruth Ann Brother<, David Drown, CONFERENCI THURSO,f,V Dorptby Brown. Edna Corn)4n, Un AQddle1•orl Cbureh of Cwlst •'i(l£_~~='"'-'"""'...,_.;,.::.....__!J~~-~..:::'.:f.:._.l-_.:.._ da Chapman. Dele Cole, ll<>nple willThohold a Workoroi Conference ~ Dicken, Sondra Drake, Jack Dully, on Tlmro~ay evlni!Ij , at 7.3Q ot carolyn Edwnnlo the churs!I All work!ll'l ort ask Wlllle G~J~ther, MIT81J'tt Hand· td to bt present. ley, Charl011nal!eaa, lloli~a llooVIlr, Terry Kni&ht, JohnnY 'leMur· MOTHilStNGI\1 lt'RACT!C. ray, Bonnie Neutzjtng. Michael Ro· The Mothcr~ingers '!l the Mid borts, Jcanett Rouah, Carol Sar· dloport P. T A. will moet for pra gent. Poula Soyre, Paul Sinclair, ctlce on Woclne.sday ,evepmfj: 3t Mia Michael Swatzcl, Juckle Thoma~;, 6.30 at lloaLh Mctho~i!l Chdrcn Sharon Van Cooney, Jimmy Wat- !ln. Lucille swaek!Iamer 11 tho son, Noncy Woodgeord ond Shoron director and Mrs. Clarice Erwin is orgnni!d Younr ab~ut Liaten· MlsCoultyNews '. '• I WHTN-TV laldwin-"Acro50nlc" - - - ·~ot I . .. " l:.eff At Zerkl$ TroAsf:er Ce. . On:Yo~r ' ' ' ~,IJO ' 1 MONlYf l ' ' i\'e Wanl Your Cloae-Oiili!!! '· ·.· I • ' ; ,. ' , •\ I i ,., ,, ~ • ~ �', ' ., ' \ ___ ---·-- t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midllteport, o·., Jan. ~7, 1958 __:_.,...._ One More Bowling Team Sought For Entry In State Tournament One more bo~ llng team is wahted By Rock Davts of the Pomeroy Lanes to com pet~ m the ~ tatC tom· nament May 4 One mure woultl bring to eight tea ms the b() wlers gomg north which would be a com as the deadline 16 Panthers Wiii.·Shoot SPORTS DESK Powerful Wellston Coming ~ere1 Will M~et Improving Yellow Jacket Pagers ' Feb 3. This IS a 70 per cent handtcap touruam ent so the average bawler has the best chance to cash in on the prize list. :Glass banking boards, a necessary item In colleg~ lll!d ])rofesslonal basketball circles, but 1\ardly a must even In newest lllgh schools where spectators do not sit in the rones, could cause the Pomeroy Panthers a lot of trouble tomorrow night plete squad Davis .satd bowlers ctm bowl in This 1s the tourn ament, J)c ut J.: the team event only If they wish in their quest for SEQ honors. held m Lonu n th1s ye;~r wtueil to do so 0 Jack!on High Sch.ool, with a 2·7 record, has been progress· was woll by lhc Crows' Steal. Pomeroy basketball fans are worried. lvely toug~er the last few weeks on Its h010e court. Thl~ n~w House team m 1957 In the Panthers' las~ two outings !hill undefeated club has· gym plants outstanding feature other than beln~ big 1s 1ls , . ' transparent boards. The SCVl' U lt• ams signed to go n t looked like lhe team that beat a fired up Lbgan ouUit 72· Coach Dick Retton ol the nde- what must be termed an upaeL arc Crows' led hy Paul Cll(fnrrl 71, a title-hungry Athens team 65-64 or Gallipolis 57-54. feated Panthers 1, known t~ be Kelton Ia also known to be coq, Sports lrnl cr, ll rsl half wmnotli By United p,.u It may be that this stage O( the campaign are tbe Dog Days. concerned about Jackson. oerned about his team playing o( the fttst C1 ty League with Capt There's a time In early au~mn-..when He wbo COIJlmands ali Although his boys whitewashed 'listlessly '" Parts of their last C. Scarlrs ~~ t hl' hea d: PomcrOl' Vlll1nove 69 DuquiiiM 51 ••- lnd wheth er it' s summer or faII . Jack'l!n 66·28 In their lint meet- Nelsonville. two games, agllnat Middleport and Ceme11t Blllck heade d by Capt Pitllbur1h 71 Penn 51. 64 can 't qu ite ma ke up ,.,. John Duccr i&S Supe r Marke t or Army 86 lth1c1 60 Really it is remarkable bow downright lazy a man' can feel ing, the lronmon have improved the C it~ Lt•ag ul! with Ca pt Paul Coleete 72 Cornell 71 • I then, and will have the JACKETS TO WELLSTON on a bot midday in ate September. home court advantage. Only last But Mr. Nolan Swackhomer R1 ggs shooiJ ng for a 700 series, Seton Hall 76 Leflyette 75 Here IS a Pomeroy .team with a wonderful chance to take week Jackson beat Logan 62~ In won't admit Pomeroy played llat· Stroh's 8!!er nf the Ci ty League Temple 73 St. Jot~ph't Pe. 51 the SEQ title. It's a level roed right down to the wire. This is , Ieaaly agatnat Middleport. w1t h Ca pt Vir ll unnahs lc.Ht1mg a Fordham 51 Ctnltlut 41 tllodtl 60 tltmoon 57 strong clu h no J¥oper time to ease off. "We're Just getting better, and AJ ,.n, ll uhu m B.l kNJ of lht• Georgia Tech. 82 TennHIH 79 A~hens, Wellston and Gallipolis must travel steeply uphill. we're a lot better ball club than Monday Nt;.;/11 !<•ague plans to gc, lolo•oon St. 8l Mtrylond St. 74 But 1 Messers Hawthorne, Folmer, Johnson, Zirkle, Wilson, most people give us .... au for," Suntla) lu IJIJ \.\.1 111 the !e,tm even t N. C. St. 91 Moc:p LtJtuno 54 Marjln. Kennedy, Werry, Barnilz, ijood and Carpenter can· oald genial Swack alter the Athens West Virglnl1 109 Furm1n 14 jJomrroy B1whng Lanes, w1th t •·- ibb · t btl 1l b game boys almoat Capt f rt'd (I Gutt a Troj> hy) Cr ow, Western Ky. 83 Bowline Grten 6S no count on somebody e..., stu ing thrur oe w e c m · pulled Friday. off the upHis 80t of the season, Mitml Fl 1. 89 Loyola Lt. 82 Will fw! d i1 "S II'U IJ ~ IIJi d dcpcnO ing. None Of the three may oblige. 0C U finally Ioalng to the McAfee boys able'• (qu otes nol) the Da1 ly St.' 'l- Dayton 57 Louisville 4' , United Pross Athens easily could go tbe whole second round undefeated. 50-~2. 1 Auburn 90 Georgia 62 tmcl's lt•am The only people now that figure to give them heavy argu. The Mountaineers of West VIr· The Jackets entertain 6-3 Well· Memphis St. 85 Mluiulppl 62 Dav1s ~a1 d any t ~a m ur lll rll vl men\ are Pomeroy IHld Gallipolis. And bOth must play In the glpla face 1 l)ll!Uniolnous task to- ston here, the team !bat defeated dual wan!1n g to go ~ h tmltl st·t· h11n Iowa 73 Minnesota 71 spacJOu§ Athens gym. · night when they place their 14. powerful Golllpolls Friday night at onr<• ~.ntry f t·c~ li i'C $5 [>.!'' Mich. St. 74 North-torn 60 Not" Dame 11 Illinois 67 Johnson and Folmer haven'{ been in a slump. Folmer game unbeaten streak on the line ~~dleport, -6, which i•n't ex· ' man pe1 rvt• nl D p I 65 1111 I1 N I 58 Ent ries will b1· ~cn t m Vch 1 e au no ormt destined t9 be one of the great torwards of all time In Porn· against dangerous Duke at Dur· actly figuring 3on going anywhere Mmholl 81 Ohio U. 71 eroy. He is better every time the fans see him. Johnson a~ ham, N. c in the league this ye0r, will hove LeStlle 97 V1lpenlto 86 ready is the greatest scorer. And ST is a steady performer. Top-ranked w .. t V~rglnla never its banda full ao Wellaton must Kansu St. 44 Iowa St. 54 But Coach Dick Betton needs complete dedication to the haa won a baaketboll game In the win to retoin an oulBide chonee as Clnclnnttl lOS Wichlto 11 job at hand fr,om every lloy On the squed U the Panthers hope Duke Indoor stsdium. In fact, the a piece of the SEO flag. Eugene "Bubble•" H1rgrnt Dr1kt 85' St. Louis 77 to ••ke their flnt IJalk~tball· championship tn 10 years, Mounties always have a devil. ol llut in the Jacket ployers' heads By United Prtu Butler 91 lndl•n• St. 71 .,. l 'h p h be 'fi 1 a time beating the Blue Devds, IIlia is oil ntore incentive to knock Eugene "Bubbln" H1rgrne, • Tul11 50 Houtton 46 N ot or many years ~ve the ant ers en so rm Y winning only two of nine previous an unsuspecting league power. __1:~=~~~~~~.,.-~~~~ herclohlttlng utther, won tht 1926 1Texas Tech 74 Baylor 60 ed In the SEO drivers' J,eat. · . court sklrmlsh~s. They looked good against Athena ......., '' ~-'-'-'-""-"';.o..;....,_ N1tlon1l Ltltllt bitting crown Okl1homa St. 66 N. Texts St. 44 What a pity if fa~ 11Ja&ona other than natural calamities, and If they can put 't'l'Q good with 1 .353 nerege for tht Cln- Wttt Tens St. 72 Arl10111 62 the.y should fall out of II, Duke has been btuwmg hot and games together In a row, Wellston cJnn~tl Rtdlegs, He d ueht for Montana 59 Uteh St. 47 cold thla Beason, lo91ng live of 11 could have a seriou problem. Clncy from 1921 throu1h 192S oll!l Idoho St. 67 St. Mory's Colli. 52 ' Ponthers Have T Get Fired Up BASKETBALL Mountameers Record On Bf kAt Dke , • What Became Of 1 111 tlmn during th1t spen the Washington 45 Ortgon' St. 42 popui""'Bubblto" hit .300 or bt~ ldoho Sl Ort1on 76 ttr. In 12 bit lttgu• MIIOnt with Cincinnati 105 Wichita 11 tht Rtcls, Cubs and briefly with Dayton 57 Loultville 49 the Yon<•., ho hit .310 for his Mloml 56 Kent Stoto 41 Uf1tlme. Onct, 11 Jlaver·menager Mt. Union 55 Ceplttl 54 ot St Pool In 1919, ht ltd tht Youn1otown 70 Bold.·Wollod 59 Amtrictn A11n. with .349. A<•on 76 Htldtlbtl'll 41 WantsJQCke'ts T0 'TQ/k' 'More ' Coach Nolan Swae~hamer of Middleport Is pleas~d with Whottvtr hopptntd to Bubbloo Obtrlln 81 Olttrbtln 62 H.rerev1? Ht now I• 65 and llvtt Steubtnvillt 84 Qu1ntlco Mar. 59 In Cincinnati wheN he It 1 IU· O.fiti"'Ce 81 Ohio Northern It ptrvlsor for th Powell Vein Co. Ctdarvlll" 100 A1hltnd 13 games. However, ln their last Other league games Tuesday slarl before mid-term examina- night find Athens at Nelsonville lions, the mue Devils UPBet North !or an easy evening with Gary Me· the way most of his boys have come along this year. Man for Carolina St.te, 76-75. West Vir· COnkey likely Jelling a full rest, man, a lot of lndlwld, ual Jmptove~~te~t h~s ~een shown. But gmla swung back Into .-ctlon aft· and Gallipolis entertaining Logan. er a 111-day "vacation" by wal· I The Blue Devils, 6-3, al8o must they have a good ways jo go before becoming a real threat In Iopmg Furman, 1011-tu, last satur· win t~ keep alive ill hopea for their Class AA league. · . day night. . . . part of the title flag. Slumping Lo· Coach Swack would llke to see his boys "talk" more ln Oscar Robertson of CI~Cinnah gan, performing quite within pre· future. Whil I th r I ill 8I d . RutJand7•3th(; . ·raders p s 0 it£ T 'Of yracuse D 'fU 0 ' 1' , COach Henry Null's Grade School basketball team warmed up Satur· ilay night on Its home floor for the lnvaaion ol SJ(ac~s!, tbi• Woo· nesday with an e$!y 46·30, victOI'Y Price's Ptrlllnd• Pleree, t80·il011ij4 Increased h111 wafer · lhtn lead cedent ot recent years, even with over oft·beall!n Po'ttland. lght 8ound idle over Wilt Chamberlain or Kanoas Gene Morgan white hot Is slated Rutland, undefeated, and wltb e O e un n e cage an sm r u.. in the lndhliduMI scoring race by to lose another. Logan ~ow is 3-4:1, b1g team, will be slightly lous, It isn't. Mr. s"ackllamer doesn't mean keeping a line of In 39 points as the !l!th· Ued With Middleport. to upend Junior Wolfe's, s;;~'J.J~.Ii~~~:~~::~~~~~~<fY pep·lt·up chatter golng during a game Beareots trampled Wlch· • ers, alao qnde!eated. . He knows from experienc~ a close-knit team will rid itself '"'· 105-81, to take over flrat place "We're hoping for a good c~f,&ijr1U;'d;~!: of errors by its members,helplng each other There was a case in the lllt .. ourl Valley Confer· Wednb!day," n•d NulL ,t of it In the Athens gilme \i'rlday night. en~~rtsoa now has llC()red 493 new ;nil~:'' ~nd \he Middleport had recovered th~ ball off its banking board. points in t5 games far an average 0 ::~ew~ere. 'A.tm"t~st:n ~~m~~ The ball went to 11dman,outs1de the foul clrkclle. .h output or 32.87 pomta. Chamber· 20.. The Jackets ha · lflolr 1ast break wor ng that mg t taln had aa9 In 12 sl<me. for a outstsndtng boy for . Whitlatch was goln~ down In the clear. But the key throw to 32.42 mark when Kansas called _ l~)~~~~~d; 0 him never counted for a\hlng. Ume out lor exams • week ago PANAMA, R. P. UP ·- Bob Wat· King • ; · .L As the Jhrow was made the thrower of. course executed it Three ot~er top · rated leama son of.Ardsley, N.Y., .ta"d one , , !.11 • _, ,,~ .;,;, In a tUrn Ing movemen t downcou . rt · Dl rec II In his pa th played eek .~d-and ·~····a· 0p all won.during Fourththe. w ranked Kansaa of golra greatest rallies lrt walk· 0 . ' an Ath ens deIens'Ive pIa:yer. He had no t been !een. stste downed Iowa St.te, 64-54·, In g. ol! with I he top prize In the Wh Panama Inv1taUonal tournament b I t f th at normally would have een a sure two po n ~ or e si~th · ranked Oklahoma State Trailmg Art wall Jr ol Pocono S· POMEROY, OHIO liJ'aCI<CIS Instead were two (one and one) for Athens. trounced North Texas State, 66- Manor, Pa., by hvc •trokcs going "I T 44; d and nlnth·ranked Temple rat· into Sunday's final round, Watson PALM SPRINGS, Call! up' ~~ ' 1• •• to rout St. Jo~epb'o (Pa.), carded a 81X·under-par 68 to fm· arntllg ' 0 e p 173 ' ' Johnson, mo:ens. ll!. ld~iVOf> SEMI-ANNUAL S1'0RE WIDE . total of 271 gp1!1ng Ken. Venturi, Allpn ' Profitt, "A shout of warn)ng to the player about to make the down· .... ", h wlth a wmmng crownheir-apparent worn by tot. SalJ' stl: · Durst. TotAls 3 (-5 'I court throw likely would have prevented this mistake," con· :~~ b~'":a~h~n:::r~."~;;~. record Snead,ldRetndHogba n andbBrron N~ - -- ---.-..,j , • eluded Swack. "At least two fellow players were close enough "Llli1 Wall, who had snatched the ?.~'J;, '~m :u~r 11 am 111on ~ \!' . HOWE UNDERGO!$ IX4M to do it. Both surely saw the Athens boy parked right in his lead f~ont Watson at the end of The slender, 211-yeor-old San DETR IT UP .:... path," added the Jacket coach. tbe tb1rd round, wound up one Francisco golfer easy winner· of Pi 1,!.~!/:.,~~~~~~~;.;. This game ended 52-50 for Athens. It could have been the CITY LEAGUE stroke back or the New Yorker the $U,oot) Th~nderblrd tnvita· the ~~ t other way around on lhls slnile play related above, And bow Hl1h Scoroo Jon. 21, 1951 with a 72·272 · Dow Flnsterwald of tlonal here Sunday, moves Tuea· many more times durin• a close game does a "Uttlo thln•" Hl£b breo Game Joe~. H10h Dav1> TCCjuesta, Fla., !lnished third with da~ to Phoemx, ,Ariz, to s.at~lrd•l'i • • 1\80 illl a 273. pete tbere againlll the champions turn the tide one way or ano,tber? , '•h I ,.. W' D • 1.< o! all the tourne•a this year: •·ntiiDe. .....,. Mr. Swackhamer hope• to get h'· boys cured of their one _.!I.. 8 ""' 0 Game · a• fO Frank mUy casper of the Bin~ Loa Crosby; bad quarter habit. ln. most of their loases thls year the Jack· Team Three Games strobs Beer Stranahan of the An· ets have played evenl)1 with their opponents for three quar· ·2023 gelea Opon and E. J. "Dutch" ters. But a bad quarter, regardlelll of when lt"comes, bas put Team Smile Game Sport Cen· Harryon of the Tijuana Open, them too far behind to catch up. ' ter 911 Ken!1¥ wae ~strokes under par ., Perhaps.~ bit more "talklnf wlll help the Jackets. STANDI':~ Lost ll't on tap for Ohio colleges this ~· 7~:.~~~ ;;;u;:erblrd with Eveey· ~~ . could end tl)ls season wljh a very respectable record, In I. Strubs Beer 7 2 ' week and among the blll-o!-lare front art Wellston and Nelsonville at home this week, ••• are two clutch games !or Ohio 2 '"' 2 spor18 cener 1 ... 7 ALLIS,ON MEETS DAVIS .. son away and GIll a polls at home the fol Iqwlng week, and 4.. Wledelman Beer . 3 6 801 Slate and mtlon~lly-ranked ClnHOLYOKE, Mass. UP - Barry wlndlng up with lAigan away. 4. Wiedman Beer 3 6 801 clnnatl. They'll likely drop the Wellston and Gallipolis contests a. K v Cads 2 7 ~28 The Buck8 play ~ost to Purdue Allllton of Springfield, Ma11., the Enaland middleweight eb~ll!· eop th~other three. This would have them at 6-8 and a. t&S Super Mkt. . 2 7 802 In St. John'• areno In Co· No Adllllllllla.f.t.~tced. signed to meet New· SIASON HIGHS and then trovel to play re· SptllliOrei! ably in iftb place. , lad. 3 Gome• P. Cllflord 661 buildlnl Iowa Saturday night. The llahlwel&bt ehampJ,on , Cia l ,., I d , p But nothing Is sure ln Sporll or L(Jve. Neither th~ Rockets Ind. 1 Game Jim Lewis 267 firth-ranked Bearcats play arch· Red Top" Davia of ~ Liital Ohler ot 'il£0058 ee ' ' et lies llflll 11per or Blue Devils better feel too cohftdent playing the Ja~kets. Toam s Games ~troh'~ Beer 2802 rlv,J Mloq!l Thuroday and then lord, Conn., In an elllht·round bout . " Feb. 3. '\ . ~;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;~:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;~~ They CO)Ild bo In for the shock of their llvoa. Team 1 Game Stroh's Beer 984 mGJlt alway• touah Duquesne In at the Valley ToP "s' aowuRs Avi. PU\Sbureh s.,tu 1d~. I. John Lew)., .. . · .. . 18~ Jim Bowles, 1 suspect, would like to have a good lefty like 2. c. Howley · · · · · · · · · · · · · · lao Gene Hesson or Little Fooz pitch batting practice to him thls 3. r. Cllllortl 180 o-· ' ... ' spring before ,he takes off for Visalia, Callforn'-, and his first •·.: : ~~~ · · · · :~ Wll'tb swlng In professional ba6eball. TWIN CITY Llo\GUE . " Jim murdered rlg~t han~ed pitching In the OVA last sum· Three Game tnd - Da01e· mer but he didn't exactly scare Wolfe. Hessq_n'• $luff he did· G911. n't see. That sidearm throw of Wolfe's that " by way of High Single Game - Atkins, first base before Bl'l'ivlng over the outside corner dt the plate :127. ,. l!ad Bowles qlther looking or mi!Slng. 1 know. 1 was hogtlecl Team Three qamoa - Four Or· Into umpiring (that's what they said I was to do) the P~::.;~~~Ie Game -Sport cen· · lor 722 thalli happened. · Of course what the scouts liked about Jim was his straight. · STANDINGS . powerfu( swtnl. llttUng can be taucht If a moderate quantity · Won Lool ~~~:~ of nal\lrl) abiUty II there. Big leacuers even have been quO!· Sport center : ~ I~j:~~· rt ed sa~ ''AD~body can be taught to hit." Four Orphans I• 3 3 Theru "a~oot polnpor sure. Abbou 3 3 Ho:tf:et , 4 blt of practice with Hesaon and Wolfe ~: i::,~! 2 4 1~.~.~~,~::nl.~· REPAY ONLY help a·lot. lie didn't see much southp•w work In ;., LeJlon 1 a I· school. ,, ' SIASON HIGHS $17.20 A MONTH. Jlm moat Ukity Will go West as a first ba•an or outfield· Ind. a Games - Damewood 627 er ant!,,l~ek to make his dollars as a )1\Ueii••~~Yllr you JO• Ind. 1 Game - Jim Lowla w l Yean Time II You Wllb. Jim, yotlr frlertdi .here are pulllns tor to atlci', and move Team 3 Game~ - F. up. Tbe~:t:4 one thl,ni sure: All of tb'm up there say it took Avtftgo Dally C011t a heck of i lot of liard ,.-ort to get tliere-.-.nd just is much to r- Than IRe. stay. . lrntot Covort, Mtr. I thl Dow Cards Third PJace pr1ze ' J .., '''I Panama Tourney __ New Golf t Ta e n'T ' )\' Tourney Wl'nner ' Y Shout Ql W . CLEARANCE SALE ' I HI 80"" 11\l'G ffiGHLIGHTS "' ..., ,' I I,. 1 8ump In Jowa F'IVes • FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY 'rWse • H~l: '7 to 1~·;~, JAN. 31, FEB. 1, 3 11 • Fooz Or Hesson Might Help llowles Nitho,}son S.ims Oriole fJub- you Have only one place to pay. Have more money tor yourself. Loana up to $1000 lll'l'llnged whenever possible with ...rvlce and tenns everybody likes. Get ~ight ill ' · 1158, Phone us or stop ln. You are among j ' frieDdl here. · ,,. • " ' '~. MAIN 8T. ~ \."',• ,, ' PllONE 181 < ~ l I I I I' ' I i•' '. I " Butlt~_ksLikeSnow, TOt/py And do you know, la~les and gentlemen, basebaU isn't far away. BaeketbaU ends In Mid-February. on the dlall1ct level. Fovr weeks are required to run off,ailte champions In Aand 'MqD~OO UP- ' Jaequea Fe: a tiD)' (0111' were '4• Monte Sunday. r �', ' ., ' \ ___ ---·-- t-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midllteport, o·., Jan. ~7, 1958 __:_.,...._ One More Bowling Team Sought For Entry In State Tournament One more bo~ llng team is wahted By Rock Davts of the Pomeroy Lanes to com pet~ m the ~ tatC tom· nament May 4 One mure woultl bring to eight tea ms the b() wlers gomg north which would be a com as the deadline 16 Panthers Wiii.·Shoot SPORTS DESK Powerful Wellston Coming ~ere1 Will M~et Improving Yellow Jacket Pagers ' Feb 3. This IS a 70 per cent handtcap touruam ent so the average bawler has the best chance to cash in on the prize list. :Glass banking boards, a necessary item In colleg~ lll!d ])rofesslonal basketball circles, but 1\ardly a must even In newest lllgh schools where spectators do not sit in the rones, could cause the Pomeroy Panthers a lot of trouble tomorrow night plete squad Davis .satd bowlers ctm bowl in This 1s the tourn ament, J)c ut J.: the team event only If they wish in their quest for SEQ honors. held m Lonu n th1s ye;~r wtueil to do so 0 Jack!on High Sch.ool, with a 2·7 record, has been progress· was woll by lhc Crows' Steal. Pomeroy basketball fans are worried. lvely toug~er the last few weeks on Its h010e court. Thl~ n~w House team m 1957 In the Panthers' las~ two outings !hill undefeated club has· gym plants outstanding feature other than beln~ big 1s 1ls , . ' transparent boards. The SCVl' U lt• ams signed to go n t looked like lhe team that beat a fired up Lbgan ouUit 72· Coach Dick Retton ol the nde- what must be termed an upaeL arc Crows' led hy Paul Cll(fnrrl 71, a title-hungry Athens team 65-64 or Gallipolis 57-54. feated Panthers 1, known t~ be Kelton Ia also known to be coq, Sports lrnl cr, ll rsl half wmnotli By United p,.u It may be that this stage O( the campaign are tbe Dog Days. concerned about Jackson. oerned about his team playing o( the fttst C1 ty League with Capt There's a time In early au~mn-..when He wbo COIJlmands ali Although his boys whitewashed 'listlessly '" Parts of their last C. Scarlrs ~~ t hl' hea d: PomcrOl' Vlll1nove 69 DuquiiiM 51 ••- lnd wheth er it' s summer or faII . Jack'l!n 66·28 In their lint meet- Nelsonville. two games, agllnat Middleport and Ceme11t Blllck heade d by Capt Pitllbur1h 71 Penn 51. 64 can 't qu ite ma ke up ,.,. John Duccr i&S Supe r Marke t or Army 86 lth1c1 60 Really it is remarkable bow downright lazy a man' can feel ing, the lronmon have improved the C it~ Lt•ag ul! with Ca pt Paul Coleete 72 Cornell 71 • I then, and will have the JACKETS TO WELLSTON on a bot midday in ate September. home court advantage. Only last But Mr. Nolan Swackhomer R1 ggs shooiJ ng for a 700 series, Seton Hall 76 Leflyette 75 Here IS a Pomeroy .team with a wonderful chance to take week Jackson beat Logan 62~ In won't admit Pomeroy played llat· Stroh's 8!!er nf the Ci ty League Temple 73 St. Jot~ph't Pe. 51 the SEQ title. It's a level roed right down to the wire. This is , Ieaaly agatnat Middleport. w1t h Ca pt Vir ll unnahs lc.Ht1mg a Fordham 51 Ctnltlut 41 tllodtl 60 tltmoon 57 strong clu h no J¥oper time to ease off. "We're Just getting better, and AJ ,.n, ll uhu m B.l kNJ of lht• Georgia Tech. 82 TennHIH 79 A~hens, Wellston and Gallipolis must travel steeply uphill. we're a lot better ball club than Monday Nt;.;/11 !<•ague plans to gc, lolo•oon St. 8l Mtrylond St. 74 But 1 Messers Hawthorne, Folmer, Johnson, Zirkle, Wilson, most people give us .... au for," Suntla) lu IJIJ \.\.1 111 the !e,tm even t N. C. St. 91 Moc:p LtJtuno 54 Marjln. Kennedy, Werry, Barnilz, ijood and Carpenter can· oald genial Swack alter the Athens West Virglnl1 109 Furm1n 14 jJomrroy B1whng Lanes, w1th t •·- ibb · t btl 1l b game boys almoat Capt f rt'd (I Gutt a Troj> hy) Cr ow, Western Ky. 83 Bowline Grten 6S no count on somebody e..., stu ing thrur oe w e c m · pulled Friday. off the upHis 80t of the season, Mitml Fl 1. 89 Loyola Lt. 82 Will fw! d i1 "S II'U IJ ~ IIJi d dcpcnO ing. None Of the three may oblige. 0C U finally Ioalng to the McAfee boys able'• (qu otes nol) the Da1 ly St.' 'l- Dayton 57 Louisville 4' , United Pross Athens easily could go tbe whole second round undefeated. 50-~2. 1 Auburn 90 Georgia 62 tmcl's lt•am The only people now that figure to give them heavy argu. The Mountaineers of West VIr· The Jackets entertain 6-3 Well· Memphis St. 85 Mluiulppl 62 Dav1s ~a1 d any t ~a m ur lll rll vl men\ are Pomeroy IHld Gallipolis. And bOth must play In the glpla face 1 l)ll!Uniolnous task to- ston here, the team !bat defeated dual wan!1n g to go ~ h tmltl st·t· h11n Iowa 73 Minnesota 71 spacJOu§ Athens gym. · night when they place their 14. powerful Golllpolls Friday night at onr<• ~.ntry f t·c~ li i'C $5 [>.!'' Mich. St. 74 North-torn 60 Not" Dame 11 Illinois 67 Johnson and Folmer haven'{ been in a slump. Folmer game unbeaten streak on the line ~~dleport, -6, which i•n't ex· ' man pe1 rvt• nl D p I 65 1111 I1 N I 58 Ent ries will b1· ~cn t m Vch 1 e au no ormt destined t9 be one of the great torwards of all time In Porn· against dangerous Duke at Dur· actly figuring 3on going anywhere Mmholl 81 Ohio U. 71 eroy. He is better every time the fans see him. Johnson a~ ham, N. c in the league this ye0r, will hove LeStlle 97 V1lpenlto 86 ready is the greatest scorer. And ST is a steady performer. Top-ranked w .. t V~rglnla never its banda full ao Wellaton must Kansu St. 44 Iowa St. 54 But Coach Dick Betton needs complete dedication to the haa won a baaketboll game In the win to retoin an oulBide chonee as Clnclnnttl lOS Wichlto 11 job at hand fr,om every lloy On the squed U the Panthers hope Duke Indoor stsdium. In fact, the a piece of the SEO flag. Eugene "Bubble•" H1rgrnt Dr1kt 85' St. Louis 77 to ••ke their flnt IJalk~tball· championship tn 10 years, Mounties always have a devil. ol llut in the Jacket ployers' heads By United Prtu Butler 91 lndl•n• St. 71 .,. l 'h p h be 'fi 1 a time beating the Blue Devds, IIlia is oil ntore incentive to knock Eugene "Bubbln" H1rgrne, • Tul11 50 Houtton 46 N ot or many years ~ve the ant ers en so rm Y winning only two of nine previous an unsuspecting league power. __1:~=~~~~~~.,.-~~~~ herclohlttlng utther, won tht 1926 1Texas Tech 74 Baylor 60 ed In the SEO drivers' J,eat. · . court sklrmlsh~s. They looked good against Athena ......., '' ~-'-'-'-""-"';.o..;....,_ N1tlon1l Ltltllt bitting crown Okl1homa St. 66 N. Texts St. 44 What a pity if fa~ 11Ja&ona other than natural calamities, and If they can put 't'l'Q good with 1 .353 nerege for tht Cln- Wttt Tens St. 72 Arl10111 62 the.y should fall out of II, Duke has been btuwmg hot and games together In a row, Wellston cJnn~tl Rtdlegs, He d ueht for Montana 59 Uteh St. 47 cold thla Beason, lo91ng live of 11 could have a seriou problem. Clncy from 1921 throu1h 192S oll!l Idoho St. 67 St. Mory's Colli. 52 ' Ponthers Have T Get Fired Up BASKETBALL Mountameers Record On Bf kAt Dke , • What Became Of 1 111 tlmn during th1t spen the Washington 45 Ortgon' St. 42 popui""'Bubblto" hit .300 or bt~ ldoho Sl Ort1on 76 ttr. In 12 bit lttgu• MIIOnt with Cincinnati 105 Wichita 11 tht Rtcls, Cubs and briefly with Dayton 57 Loultville 49 the Yon<•., ho hit .310 for his Mloml 56 Kent Stoto 41 Uf1tlme. Onct, 11 Jlaver·menager Mt. Union 55 Ceplttl 54 ot St Pool In 1919, ht ltd tht Youn1otown 70 Bold.·Wollod 59 Amtrictn A11n. with .349. A<•on 76 Htldtlbtl'll 41 WantsJQCke'ts T0 'TQ/k' 'More ' Coach Nolan Swae~hamer of Middleport Is pleas~d with Whottvtr hopptntd to Bubbloo Obtrlln 81 Olttrbtln 62 H.rerev1? Ht now I• 65 and llvtt Steubtnvillt 84 Qu1ntlco Mar. 59 In Cincinnati wheN he It 1 IU· O.fiti"'Ce 81 Ohio Northern It ptrvlsor for th Powell Vein Co. Ctdarvlll" 100 A1hltnd 13 games. However, ln their last Other league games Tuesday slarl before mid-term examina- night find Athens at Nelsonville lions, the mue Devils UPBet North !or an easy evening with Gary Me· the way most of his boys have come along this year. Man for Carolina St.te, 76-75. West Vir· COnkey likely Jelling a full rest, man, a lot of lndlwld, ual Jmptove~~te~t h~s ~een shown. But gmla swung back Into .-ctlon aft· and Gallipolis entertaining Logan. er a 111-day "vacation" by wal· I The Blue Devils, 6-3, al8o must they have a good ways jo go before becoming a real threat In Iopmg Furman, 1011-tu, last satur· win t~ keep alive ill hopea for their Class AA league. · . day night. . . . part of the title flag. Slumping Lo· Coach Swack would llke to see his boys "talk" more ln Oscar Robertson of CI~Cinnah gan, performing quite within pre· future. Whil I th r I ill 8I d . RutJand7•3th(; . ·raders p s 0 it£ T 'Of yracuse D 'fU 0 ' 1' , COach Henry Null's Grade School basketball team warmed up Satur· ilay night on Its home floor for the lnvaaion ol SJ(ac~s!, tbi• Woo· nesday with an e$!y 46·30, victOI'Y Price's Ptrlllnd• Pleree, t80·il011ij4 Increased h111 wafer · lhtn lead cedent ot recent years, even with over oft·beall!n Po'ttland. lght 8ound idle over Wilt Chamberlain or Kanoas Gene Morgan white hot Is slated Rutland, undefeated, and wltb e O e un n e cage an sm r u.. in the lndhliduMI scoring race by to lose another. Logan ~ow is 3-4:1, b1g team, will be slightly lous, It isn't. Mr. s"ackllamer doesn't mean keeping a line of In 39 points as the !l!th· Ued With Middleport. to upend Junior Wolfe's, s;;~'J.J~.Ii~~~:~~::~~~~~~<fY pep·lt·up chatter golng during a game Beareots trampled Wlch· • ers, alao qnde!eated. . He knows from experienc~ a close-knit team will rid itself '"'· 105-81, to take over flrat place "We're hoping for a good c~f,&ijr1U;'d;~!: of errors by its members,helplng each other There was a case in the lllt .. ourl Valley Confer· Wednb!day," n•d NulL ,t of it In the Athens gilme \i'rlday night. en~~rtsoa now has llC()red 493 new ;nil~:'' ~nd \he Middleport had recovered th~ ball off its banking board. points in t5 games far an average 0 ::~ew~ere. 'A.tm"t~st:n ~~m~~ The ball went to 11dman,outs1de the foul clrkclle. .h output or 32.87 pomta. Chamber· 20.. The Jackets ha · lflolr 1ast break wor ng that mg t taln had aa9 In 12 sl<me. for a outstsndtng boy for . Whitlatch was goln~ down In the clear. But the key throw to 32.42 mark when Kansas called _ l~)~~~~~d; 0 him never counted for a\hlng. Ume out lor exams • week ago PANAMA, R. P. UP ·- Bob Wat· King • ; · .L As the Jhrow was made the thrower of. course executed it Three ot~er top · rated leama son of.Ardsley, N.Y., .ta"d one , , !.11 • _, ,,~ .;,;, In a tUrn Ing movemen t downcou . rt · Dl rec II In his pa th played eek .~d-and ·~····a· 0p all won.during Fourththe. w ranked Kansaa of golra greatest rallies lrt walk· 0 . ' an Ath ens deIens'Ive pIa:yer. He had no t been !een. stste downed Iowa St.te, 64-54·, In g. ol! with I he top prize In the Wh Panama Inv1taUonal tournament b I t f th at normally would have een a sure two po n ~ or e si~th · ranked Oklahoma State Trailmg Art wall Jr ol Pocono S· POMEROY, OHIO liJ'aCI<CIS Instead were two (one and one) for Athens. trounced North Texas State, 66- Manor, Pa., by hvc •trokcs going "I T 44; d and nlnth·ranked Temple rat· into Sunday's final round, Watson PALM SPRINGS, Call! up' ~~ ' 1• •• to rout St. Jo~epb'o (Pa.), carded a 81X·under-par 68 to fm· arntllg ' 0 e p 173 ' ' Johnson, mo:ens. ll!. ld~iVOf> SEMI-ANNUAL S1'0RE WIDE . total of 271 gp1!1ng Ken. Venturi, Allpn ' Profitt, "A shout of warn)ng to the player about to make the down· .... ", h wlth a wmmng crownheir-apparent worn by tot. SalJ' stl: · Durst. TotAls 3 (-5 'I court throw likely would have prevented this mistake," con· :~~ b~'":a~h~n:::r~."~;;~. record Snead,ldRetndHogba n andbBrron N~ - -- ---.-..,j , • eluded Swack. "At least two fellow players were close enough "Llli1 Wall, who had snatched the ?.~'J;, '~m :u~r 11 am 111on ~ \!' . HOWE UNDERGO!$ IX4M to do it. Both surely saw the Athens boy parked right in his lead f~ont Watson at the end of The slender, 211-yeor-old San DETR IT UP .:... path," added the Jacket coach. tbe tb1rd round, wound up one Francisco golfer easy winner· of Pi 1,!.~!/:.,~~~~~~~;.;. This game ended 52-50 for Athens. It could have been the CITY LEAGUE stroke back or the New Yorker the $U,oot) Th~nderblrd tnvita· the ~~ t other way around on lhls slnile play related above, And bow Hl1h Scoroo Jon. 21, 1951 with a 72·272 · Dow Flnsterwald of tlonal here Sunday, moves Tuea· many more times durin• a close game does a "Uttlo thln•" Hl£b breo Game Joe~. H10h Dav1> TCCjuesta, Fla., !lnished third with da~ to Phoemx, ,Ariz, to s.at~lrd•l'i • • 1\80 illl a 273. pete tbere againlll the champions turn the tide one way or ano,tber? , '•h I ,.. W' D • 1.< o! all the tourne•a this year: •·ntiiDe. .....,. Mr. Swackhamer hope• to get h'· boys cured of their one _.!I.. 8 ""' 0 Game · a• fO Frank mUy casper of the Bin~ Loa Crosby; bad quarter habit. ln. most of their loases thls year the Jack· Team Three Games strobs Beer Stranahan of the An· ets have played evenl)1 with their opponents for three quar· ·2023 gelea Opon and E. J. "Dutch" ters. But a bad quarter, regardlelll of when lt"comes, bas put Team Smile Game Sport Cen· Harryon of the Tijuana Open, them too far behind to catch up. ' ter 911 Ken!1¥ wae ~strokes under par ., Perhaps.~ bit more "talklnf wlll help the Jackets. STANDI':~ Lost ll't on tap for Ohio colleges this ~· 7~:.~~~ ;;;u;:erblrd with Eveey· ~~ . could end tl)ls season wljh a very respectable record, In I. Strubs Beer 7 2 ' week and among the blll-o!-lare front art Wellston and Nelsonville at home this week, ••• are two clutch games !or Ohio 2 '"' 2 spor18 cener 1 ... 7 ALLIS,ON MEETS DAVIS .. son away and GIll a polls at home the fol Iqwlng week, and 4.. Wledelman Beer . 3 6 801 Slate and mtlon~lly-ranked ClnHOLYOKE, Mass. UP - Barry wlndlng up with lAigan away. 4. Wiedman Beer 3 6 801 clnnatl. They'll likely drop the Wellston and Gallipolis contests a. K v Cads 2 7 ~28 The Buck8 play ~ost to Purdue Allllton of Springfield, Ma11., the Enaland middleweight eb~ll!· eop th~other three. This would have them at 6-8 and a. t&S Super Mkt. . 2 7 802 In St. John'• areno In Co· No Adllllllllla.f.t.~tced. signed to meet New· SIASON HIGHS and then trovel to play re· SptllliOrei! ably in iftb place. , lad. 3 Gome• P. Cllflord 661 buildlnl Iowa Saturday night. The llahlwel&bt ehampJ,on , Cia l ,., I d , p But nothing Is sure ln Sporll or L(Jve. Neither th~ Rockets Ind. 1 Game Jim Lewis 267 firth-ranked Bearcats play arch· Red Top" Davia of ~ Liital Ohler ot 'il£0058 ee ' ' et lies llflll 11per or Blue Devils better feel too cohftdent playing the Ja~kets. Toam s Games ~troh'~ Beer 2802 rlv,J Mloq!l Thuroday and then lord, Conn., In an elllht·round bout . " Feb. 3. '\ . ~;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;;;;;~:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;~~ They CO)Ild bo In for the shock of their llvoa. Team 1 Game Stroh's Beer 984 mGJlt alway• touah Duquesne In at the Valley ToP "s' aowuRs Avi. PU\Sbureh s.,tu 1d~. I. John Lew)., .. . · .. . 18~ Jim Bowles, 1 suspect, would like to have a good lefty like 2. c. Howley · · · · · · · · · · · · · · lao Gene Hesson or Little Fooz pitch batting practice to him thls 3. r. Cllllortl 180 o-· ' ... ' spring before ,he takes off for Visalia, Callforn'-, and his first •·.: : ~~~ · · · · :~ Wll'tb swlng In professional ba6eball. TWIN CITY Llo\GUE . " Jim murdered rlg~t han~ed pitching In the OVA last sum· Three Game tnd - Da01e· mer but he didn't exactly scare Wolfe. Hessq_n'• $luff he did· G911. n't see. That sidearm throw of Wolfe's that " by way of High Single Game - Atkins, first base before Bl'l'ivlng over the outside corner dt the plate :127. ,. l!ad Bowles qlther looking or mi!Slng. 1 know. 1 was hogtlecl Team Three qamoa - Four Or· Into umpiring (that's what they said I was to do) the P~::.;~~~Ie Game -Sport cen· · lor 722 thalli happened. · Of course what the scouts liked about Jim was his straight. · STANDINGS . powerfu( swtnl. llttUng can be taucht If a moderate quantity · Won Lool ~~~:~ of nal\lrl) abiUty II there. Big leacuers even have been quO!· Sport center : ~ I~j:~~· rt ed sa~ ''AD~body can be taught to hit." Four Orphans I• 3 3 Theru "a~oot polnpor sure. Abbou 3 3 Ho:tf:et , 4 blt of practice with Hesaon and Wolfe ~: i::,~! 2 4 1~.~.~~,~::nl.~· REPAY ONLY help a·lot. lie didn't see much southp•w work In ;., LeJlon 1 a I· school. ,, ' SIASON HIGHS $17.20 A MONTH. Jlm moat Ukity Will go West as a first ba•an or outfield· Ind. a Games - Damewood 627 er ant!,,l~ek to make his dollars as a )1\Ueii••~~Yllr you JO• Ind. 1 Game - Jim Lowla w l Yean Time II You Wllb. Jim, yotlr frlertdi .here are pulllns tor to atlci', and move Team 3 Game~ - F. up. Tbe~:t:4 one thl,ni sure: All of tb'm up there say it took Avtftgo Dally C011t a heck of i lot of liard ,.-ort to get tliere-.-.nd just is much to r- Than IRe. stay. . lrntot Covort, Mtr. I thl Dow Cards Third PJace pr1ze ' J .., '''I Panama Tourney __ New Golf t Ta e n'T ' )\' Tourney Wl'nner ' Y Shout Ql W . CLEARANCE SALE ' I HI 80"" 11\l'G ffiGHLIGHTS "' ..., ,' I I,. 1 8ump In Jowa F'IVes • FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY 'rWse • H~l: '7 to 1~·;~, JAN. 31, FEB. 1, 3 11 • Fooz Or Hesson Might Help llowles Nitho,}son S.ims Oriole fJub- you Have only one place to pay. Have more money tor yourself. Loana up to $1000 lll'l'llnged whenever possible with ...rvlce and tenns everybody likes. Get ~ight ill ' · 1158, Phone us or stop ln. You are among j ' frieDdl here. · ,,. • " ' '~. MAIN 8T. ~ \."',• ,, ' PllONE 181 < ~ l I I I I' ' I i•' '. I " Butlt~_ksLikeSnow, TOt/py And do you know, la~les and gentlemen, basebaU isn't far away. BaeketbaU ends In Mid-February. on the dlall1ct level. Fovr weeks are required to run off,ailte champions In Aand 'MqD~OO UP- ' Jaequea Fe: a tiD)' (0111' were '4• Monte Sunday. r �i 'II •~ Alpha Omicr.on Chapter Luncheon Meet Held At Wellston Saturday The Alpha Omicron Chapter or Delta Kappa Gamma Nataon1:1 l Teachers SororJI) bad a luncheon meelr 1g at ttl~ FirSt Presbyte1'Jan Church m Wellston on Saturday Fol!owrng the luncheon the group went mto the sanctuary f()r thc1r program and bus1Dess meet rn~ M1ss Gwendoh n DaVJ! pres1d ed over the meeting l\lrs Sylvesta Bender of Well ston a member of the chapte1 sang and accompamcd herself on the puno Ntta and Me and My Lrttlc BanJO The them~ tor th~ mcctmg wa ~ Profcmonal Growtta Tt'arough Tra\lcl In connection wtth th1 ~r a 1d. Mrs Phtlltp Dye teachers m th.c Oak Htlls school~J showrd slides and told the htgh lights of One Won One Class Jalluary Meeting Is Hel~ for thm Janu~ry meet1 .. Mrs Albert Smith prcsadenl pretuded ovei • short ~ busnte'l<t session A nlUilber of t~nk yau notes were read for gaft$ sent 11 ChriStmas ttme Several member~ were reportect 111 Devahons were led by Mr.'! R'lph C Zunqcl who read Psalm 122 and l:poke on the nt>cess1ty of walking as Jejus walked praymg a.s He praycd'iand scrvmg as H< served when walkrng with the Lord :\. poem • Bend In the Road and prayer by leader concluded the devotiOn~ after whtch. a Btbl\l quiz was cond!Jct~d by Mrs Jaa:~ ph Cook 1 Chockcn salad hot rolls and cof fee were served by the hostesses Mrs Elmer \VIrkham and M" S!'ulh to Mrs J E Foster ljrs George Skinner Mrs Harry L,e Salley Mrs Wl1liam Watson Mrs Ray Seldenabel Mrs Winifred Stiles Mrs Walter Wolfe Mro Dale W<ppel Mrs William Holl Mn Ellen ColiCh Mrs. Cook Mrs Daisy Jasper and M"' Zundel Mrs. Roscoe fowler Is Honored Guest At Birthday Party :111" Qarrle Marie Smith enter talned orl Satu¢ay evenmg with a dinner 19 honor of the birthday of Mrs Roscoe Fowler al the Oh<o University Center in Athens Other gueats lneluded Mrs Mar garcl Davia of Athens Mrs Robert HarriS and Mro Walter Har "'After the dlnne11 the tt IP which they had made h Europe They ViSited thll:l~ ditu.C'l ter In V1enna Austria- f[)r ~~ \ weeks and toured P~ugaJ Spun Italy and Switzerland The next meeting w111 be a luncheon on Saturday, Februan 22 at 12 30 P M at the Frrst Prt!s tlyterlan Church In Muldlepa1 t 9 The Worthwhile Life' Those atlendmg from th1s area were Mrs Faye Sauer Mrs Va mu1 Conrt 'Mrs Emdy SpraGU '\fiSS LUCille Smith Middleport \frs Ethel Chapman Mrs Mar!! ret Parsons Rutland Mrs N~lh M1ss Vargima fisher of CharlcJ Talc S~:~lcm Center Mtss Man ton W Va was the weekend guc!lt /trglnl!l Rclbl'l Mrs Beatrte· f her aunt MJSS Nettre Koehler 1h.tnl'hart and Mrs Dorolhl M ss Nett1e Koeh ler and mece Barr es Pomeroy ~IS!; V1rgm a l!Sher w:lted In career he has estall lShcd a rcpu Galhpolrs w1th Mr and Mrs Char tal10n as an mtcnse and cne1get1 le.s Weaver and other relatives Mr and Mrs Eldon Weeks spent pubhc off cul the weekend m Nelsonville with Duttng accent months thr man~ pressing problems stat thctr son and daughter m law Mr have placed ueav> burdens on anrl Mrs Jr•hn R Weeks and s011 Mr and Mrs Howard SCiden!bll hun I smcerel~ hope the test were recent busmess \tsltors 11 w1U show tbat there Will be 11 1 scnous after effects t~ hu heaJth Columbus Conefry sa1d that the doctm ~ Mrs Ray Sc dcnahcl was the vould 1ssue a report at noon to Sunday guest of her son and dau Ia) and probably another about 4 llhter m law Mr and Mrs Howarc J Ill Se1denabcl and sons The press secretary sahl that 0 ~e1ll h~~ bt!en p-lvel'l an electro Pfc Ronald Smtth ol Ft Kno" cardiogrsm and d1ffercnl types of Ky spent the weekend w1th Mrs Sru1t~ and h1s parenU Mr and lllood tests He s bemg treated by Do,.tor Mrs Dale SmHh jcorde I Nelson and Robert C Mr and Mrs Dun Holter am! <uk Nelson was described as il son P.at of Huntington w va ~ pcdahst rn mlerru1l med1cme who ias concentrated on heart ras( ~ were weekend guests of her mot -turm~ the past 25 years Kirk wa' her Mra Albert Young and other descnbcd a s a laboratory and relatives heart gpeetalrst Mr and Mrs Jerry Ward aml Conefry sud the doctars report son Donald of Moundsville were ed that 0 Nc<il has no hiStory of <Vcekend guest~ o~ las parent! heart trouble m h1s family HtJ Mr ond Mro Cecil \1 ard rather lrved to be 86 The rllne.ss was the second for Mrs Maude Ackley and Mr and :l Ne II since he became governor Mrs Pa.,a\ Ackley o! Zanesvdlt: last summer he suflered a head VISited Saturday wtth the formers "Old \\hleh developed Into comph sister lr!JrR Cecil Ward who ts 111 ~atians of bts ear He was away Mr and Mrs Mont West and from the ofllce for seven days [amlly uf Rosevtlle and Mr and Chalmers P Wyhe the gover Mfs Wtlli11 West and rum1ly of nar's top admrnlstrattlvc asststant I Powhaton vu1ted recently Wl'jJ qatd thr.rc hod not been any talk thetr sister Mrs CCCII \\prd of 0 Ned! wlthdrawmg his b1d fo· David Thomas of M)nersvJI< reelection \\:18 the Su!lday drnner auest of The govt.'!rnor a tlrele~s cam Mr. and Mrs Everett Thomas !laigncr and spccchmaker had ~r and Mrs George Hemes of ~lowed down on h1s traveling since H~lock Gro\le vtslted Sunday 111 hrs cold las! September G~llpolis w1th their son Theo at He went to the Rose Bowl fom Hol~er. Hospital and reported htm ball game lJ1 Pasadena Calif ant.! as Jmpro\lng was n good health oh the trip Rev ol1d Mrs J B Stephensou None of 0 Neil\ s associates hat'l been advtsed of his cand tlon unt I ;.md sons Ted Jrmmy an<l Bobh~ of Dlllaware spent Thursday with th. s mornmg hu parents Mr and ~rs J H Slcpl:ienson POMEROl SOCIETY 11 Students List~d 1\lr and Mrs Lora n Starrett IContln~.~:ed From Plgtr OMI 1'1'1' r'fl"Cnt VIS!fors With rrJend, ladies Murray Bill Newman, Howard m Pt Plea11ant W Va wi!nt to the home of Mrs Davis Parker Baruc Phillips Sandra 1 Mrs Jerry Ro 1ght and daughter Potts returned to their hGme Columbus for the evening Charles Riffle Boyd Roseberry, Fnday alter a trn days VISII w1th Norma Roush Darlene Smlth1 h(!r p;annts Mr annd Mrs Geonr• James R Sm1th C.robn St Clalt· Nesselroad Sr and Sharon Zundel Misa Janet Ncsselroad of Col (Centin••d From Pop One) mnbus was the weekend guest of In gobd spilits and ale breakfast her parents Mr and ~Irs George The meal cop81S\ed of grapefruit Ne,.elroad Sr t&rp lca,on th,e hole where a jet tralner a boiled ega and w,ater The gov ~""Oiaji on rround) omaohed Into thla bou,. In Wlnche,. crnor docs not drank coffee (Contln••d From P1111 Ono) ottor colliding with another jet •t oome MO Ena1gtmtnh C•nctlltd The program provtdes for' loot over Booton 'rwo USAF ftyero In one jet Conefry said th!ft 0 Neill was m malchlng grants to the states tel ud two ln the Clther parachuted down A traru:act necessal.)' slate buslnes'i set up teating and guidance proNil, 0110 left tho room In U1!e houoe juat before the jet Rt the manston All engagements grams for early indentilicahon of thrturb the walL f lntel'tUlt&otud Bmmd1lhotol f[)r three weeks were ti)ncellcd outatandlng students Some of the Conelrv said !hat 0 Neb was io money would go to bolster 'nd good humor Sunday nl.ht Th• 1mprove science and math teach press secretary took th~ 'iovernor lng In elementary and high a l!Jmdle of otate papers WhiCh 0 schools Neill worked on tor abou~an hour In the face o! some chorges the Conolry said that tho doctoro program would lead lo federal would not enrage In any, specula control of schools, Preoldent El tlon over the governors condition scnhowcr and Welfare Sccrctart Ho said they would not engage Marion B Folsom have empha l<1 a discussion of a hypothetlcsl alzed that primary responsibility case on the condition of a 42 lear for running the 11ebools r(!mail)s old man who hpd suflored a mild and wUI remain with state and heart attack oiNellt will be 4Z on local authoritlea Valentme • D•t Alreadr aid to education was No earlier announCement w.-.s shaping up as aeeond In lmpor made until the doctors had deter lance to direct defense In the cur mined to their own satlsfactlol'l rent session of Congress tllat tbe gl)vern"r had a heart at INCLUDES taek ' Concfry !llld In nplainlng why the nalure of !he lllneSI wa• Refrigerator an4 not relemd until today IContlnuod Prom ••11 Ontl Modlcal Reporto lx~ltd Gas R111ge Pollee said they were unttble ~3 Conefry said !he docloh would question Mrs Martin abo«l the In 1'suc medical reports as 'ehangc~ I'IY Only UUO down In the governor's condftion oc elden I because she had hecn drlnlt eurred He said h()weur llulletlna Inc so heavilY She was releaseif and $20 OG per moolb would not be l81ued oo a regular alter spending Sundoy ot C:ty Prl.!l on on a technlcol charge baals ~ Martin could have wounded h<m Conefry ,.ld !hat P'Nelll wou.& continue to eonduett the bt~.~mes'l sell by falllna and ace<dcnlally faring tbc gun Dr T~Hnck poml of the governors ofllce Tbe announcement thllJ. 0 Ne<'l ed out However tllcre are powrt had. auffered a heart attack spread er burns around the wound and OD Tbe Brl&bleat Corner hkc wlldf1re throu&h pollt«al parafln test11 revealed powder burns on both of the v1cttm s han clrclea In There was aomc liJI'!clllahon rls, b11t none on hts Wife s the illere mlaht be a rash vr ca<td doputY coroner said dati'S read~ to 1eek the GOP nom matlon lor .,.crnor il 0 Nel<i Siblnakc: fun Woudgca< d Char decl4ed not to run lmnna Hess Deadline tor filing Is one week trom\Frlday on February ! Sara Wc.!ltlll Ka~:~ron Kelton '\'~ rovernor appeared on hi< I lnda Chapman Sondra Drake way f~o wlnnlnK thJ nominatim Kmth Bnrmt7, Nancy WoOdgear'l wlthOul o~posltlon If 0 Nelli fall Sbnron Young Do~nlc Dlckon od to file hla petlUon or with<lrcw 1\nn Wnt.lc~on Ucrmy h"wJng ~im ofler th~ May ~ prlmar) th• R' n ) \Val '" Ccwnrd Colvert Jr publiCI~ State Central Commlltrc I 11 Ken Juhnny &loMurray Con would a"f)eet a cindldotc 1r \' nt d ,l;!t ard Tom Brown ft.cpli~Ucan S~ate Chairman Rav fanc! Carptnlel Johnny Y~unr C JIIIH e~pre8BCd sympathy but Pal llnltcr of llunt1n1ton, W Va !eclbled 10 dlocud the political lm and the honored guest pllcatlenl of t~e aovernor • hoar• attack, tEhel and Iva Carpenter were m 111 lll1 aboeked, Bhss lllcld lcport Monday aald In ~urlng his pubhr GovernQr O'Neill l ReportedRetovering ~avorably From, Heart Attack S-.:nrmd • President Asks i J eport Middl C --• O'Nelllo phyelclan• I ~elaon, •aid the be checlied again today The doclol'll did no• the Mansion Monday nigh! they said, it was un In view of Ills lmprov. Mr and Mrii Oscar Bastlana (Pat ty Lloyd) WhO are staying With the Lloyds at the preaent t1me Sun day callers were Mr and Mrs John Lloyd and Tommy and Kr1Ste and Mrs U I Lloyd of Gallhpolls Gilbert Elvin and Jack Drudy of Columbus vi5lted SUnday with ! Mr Ervm s mother, Mrs Ben Er medical bulletll) ~onday bJO{jd pressure and clf ~~:.~~~~ we1e nc;armal H1s tern ~ waa reported at 99 !' ponsldered normal l)r Nelson s11d there was no! the slightest .si&n of an) prev1uus ly undl!gno10d heart auacks Alt.,k Kept Q•ltl The governors attack wao des a~ a cnronar:r thrombosis oci:Iuslon. The attack was k•m aecret for live dus ,11o1:tora sa1d 0 Neill probably remain In be~ for Jl iel!l' week> speculatiOn ton tmued on the posllibilily of otllcr lJ.epqbhcan eandldates enlerlng tho May primary for the party 1 nmmnataon as new gulh:rnatoraal c~~d1dale " the result of o Neill's att~~~;k He -rcccully annountcd he would ""k reelection th~ rc~r The candidate elccte4 in Novem ~ ber will serve four years tilt! ,jjrst In Oh1o history Four persons hav~ been men -Y:!'""'" GOP as Insurance eandtdatcs primary In the event beeomes inc:apac:Jtated bethe Feb. 6 fihng dead!'"• May 6 primary Rntlv To Run are here VISiting his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Rice, and ~tber relatives vin Mr and Mrs Dwight Wallace and sons Allan and Bruce spent the week end in McConneiovllle w1th her parents Mr and Mrs G c Knox ' Mrs Curtis Jenkmson under we!lt a tonsllectomy on Thursday at the Gallipolis Clinic Mr and Mn Willl~n 1\ltoh'n (Mary Jane Young) and' daughter of Chilllcolhe were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Rei bel and other relatives Mr and Mrs Ernest Ca.vert and ~arbara Betty Dav1d and Charles pent Sunday m Dayton and Ltma VISiting relatives Mrs Dave Farmer and Mrs Ar thur Skmner and son, Tom were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Dan Fanner and daughters of Dayton Lt and Mra Max U.mbcrt and Joe of Jackson spent the week end here wllh their parents Mr and Mra Harry Milts and Mr and Mrs Dana Lambert. Howard an~ Ray Byers have re turned from New Brighton Penn where they attqnded funeral serv 1ces for Mrs W1ll By~rs Mr and Mro Clifford Cunning ham and lami!J' ol U!"a spent the week end here wltb 011' and Mrs L L Cunmngham and Mrs Wd !lam Robson They had brought Mrs Robson home Friday after she bad spellt a week with them ln L1ma and three weeko in l{ansas Clly With ller son, W11liam Rob son and famUy Miss hem) Vams of lhe Phlhp pane Island is spending her semes ter vacation frO:m Loyola Umver stty m Chicago as a guest of Mr and Mr, l!race Lloyd and family Mr and &Irs Cra~g Reynolds of Cuyahoga Falls arrived Sund y for a short vtstt with Mr and M:s Guy Reynolds an!J Mrs Mmerva j Childers Mrs James Donne~y wa• calle~ to Pittsburgh Friday by the 111 ness of her tno~r Mr and Mrs llomer Rice entw tamed Sunday with a family ~In ner Guests mcluded Captain and Mrs CbOster lllee apd daugljter o! Arlmgton Vlrgmla, Mr and Mrs George DeWeese of Atbe)IS, Mr and Mra Se}'fvled Jr and Janet and Mr and apd Billy of I I I Mr and M'rs James Lloyd and Kathy and MICkey of Belpre were week end guesls of Mr and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and lollke 1hey came especial!) to see the new son of The M01qs Water Co Monday was ordered by the Public Utlh tics CommloSton of Ohio to provide water service to the real rlt>nts of Unton Terrace Jh romu roy The commission m its ruling sa1d the company ~ tarrift .show~~~~ the area <s wHhm Its operatill& terntory Un10n Terrace IS Weother y VOL IX NO. 241 ST LOUIS UP - Frank S!l vey, the fOllll~' l'lltm'n lla!~ r• cently discharged from the armed fm ces has been placed 011 the St Louis Hawks far-out reserve llst to make room for Walt Davis ,tx l'line forward from the ~hlladclphia U.S. In Wake Of Twenty ColdChildren Weather Are Killed Report Ohio River Gra~ually Falling All Along Course In Fires Alone Since Monday An outbreak of fb'e.s, mcludmg one of the worst blazes in Keokuk, Iowa history, swept the nation hittmg hardest at the helpless, tbe chlldren and lhe aged ' A United Preas survey showed that at least 20 chi,ldren have been killed In fires smce Monday There were 19 known deaths by fire across tbe nation located at thP lop of Union Avenue IIlii and R1ver m this area Judge Mulling Detision In Freezer Cases Magu•·re 54 By Death At M•ddleport ~;~~;~~;~~~;~~~;~;~~[~~;~~r ---"---,;.,:o.,_ to seek the Alvm L Sprl~gs ~7 Mt GJI~ad jUst1ce o! lh• peace, who has no\ y~t ' filed his petltiOJI! with the "crelaO' of state's office 0 NeUI'o phy11llaM said will determine how much l<m< the governor Will need to reat before resuoung his dutloa It WBS pomted out U.at be '" not completely bedfaSt He Is res, ilia and eat1ng well, doelors sa~d Cqnelry den1ed • report thai an o(flce was being set up m the ntanslon GOP 1 I'M SPREADtiiG THE WORD ON WBI liharles N.lhle Wins Me~ership SOMETHING In GJiemsey Club GREAT! C-arl~ N lble, llaelno, Ohio, has been il.,..pted lor Junior Mem llel'fll!P In The AmeriCan Guern oey CitUe Club Bt qual)ijlng ao a Junior Mem $595 ~er of lhe AGCC, Char!~!~ will re a mtmbershlp eirilllcote and the privilege 9! reflioterlng Guernasy at the low i]lember r~~. This junior ~!llllerlhlp. will be In effect unUI the neiO mem· her reaches 21 year• of Ole Police Probing Nearly fJOl) yountl pewie fl'tlm all over the United Stat.ea 1bave been a~pted for junior mem be"'hlp lq the AmctJean l)uer1110y ' Cllt[e Club since thla program Jtarted lti Juno BAKER FURNITURE f I'd like to tltl the "hoh "i~e "orld about ho" lily sh!~ come back fro"' the l~u ... dry now . l • • ev•ry 0111 Einishfd exactly to my liking ... and oi fresh and sporklint 9.1 the day I bought it~ Even loose buttons ore tifihtr ' tiled ..... freo\ of,cbarge! They're always prompt, tool ' • . \ <1 )lequlrements for Juplor mem ~lp In the AG<:C are simple Young people '!lUSt be Individual owllen o! one or more purebred Guernaeys, and atleul one of the anbnals <nuot be reallltere~ or be come reclstered at tho !lin• the younaatera applleatlon of member· ablp io procesa'ed AppllcaUons lor membenltlp muat he endorsed by a Slllte 4 H )Aader, Countr Agrl cullurol Ageut, Vocal~ Agrf. cultural SuperviBOt, or an adult member of the AG~C Meigs-Co Dairy Pomeroy Student Service Unit To. Nurses To Train Meet On Monday At Cincinnati The annual dinner meetmg of the M01gs Counly Dmy Servtce Umt will be held next jllonday 1\Venmg at the Racine H!eb School tegmnin~ at 8 p 111 ac cording to announcement made today by Earl Dean preoldent Speaker for the evemng will Charles Baldwlti of the Central Breeding Association who~c heritanwcleil.', be ''The Story of jn- Two Pomeroy girls, Donna Wildermuth and Jo Snowden senjor students at tl)e Holzer Hospital School ol Nuralnf left Sunday for Clnclnnatl_lvhere they wdl beiin a sax months cour&P. In afflftatlons at lhe Cincinnati General Hospital Mias Wildermuth was acedm 111nled to Clnclnnoll ~Y Pete Nl bert of Gallipolis arid her par ents Mr and Mrt Gerala Wll Prlne~pal buslne8S on the dcrmuth M1" Snowden was I<> agenda for the even ng wiD be oompanled by her p~nts. Mr e1eetton of diree.t<~rs annual re and Mn Arnold SnoWIIen ports and entert1lnment Dll'ectora of the! onlt are Charles The~ss Wayne Rouih MAKI TWO Harry Holter, DaVid Koblent1, Ar The Pomeroy Emerf~ e1 SquRd vii Holter Eugene Hollld~y, Clydn answered two c.Ut 0!J!11!Y for 1\'ell, David Nem, Oris Smith ~etp ttie lli'at bCIOJ at l;lQ p n: Howard Nolan C N Jones, Paul when Mary Davidson, Meroy waa taken to a Ewing ambUlanet Moore and Claren~e Price Tickets for the, event wm m for transportation lo llolaer Hos elude an annual membership In pita! auflerlnf from a beart eon the Da~ry Serviee Uplt The lie- ~Ilion, and tfie oiMr at a 30 p keto may be secured from any of m 1\'ben aldm,en treated the the director, or ftom the M01gs turned hand of Katie Rose Porn eroy following a fall County Extension o!flce 1!-S , Squad halfway they were ers t-) return It 'Lvao learued ~IY lhat the father of the three boys had found them it play after the tmergenry Squad liid been summoned It wat not learhed what pired a!er that, but II " presum ed that the three youngsters w1ll, In the futur~. heed lhelr father when he callo for them to come mto the houte. The boys clabned they did not hear hlm cill to them Full deijllo on lh~ new Junior ll!!rit"""'lp Proi\'am may be obo lalned lriHD The American Guern· - =~_.,~~·-,­ l ld Ci:lltle "'4b, Peterborough, New lll~llre The Monday hearUIII was belore Judge Bltcma with Randall Metcalf ar1Ui111! lor hill mOtions that the lndlctmentJ (lncludlpg b1U1 ef particular .....,nUy f1ledl are anadequate Chl~!IIO--- Hotol Clll<hn Fl111 At Des Momes a blaze started 1n a eafe kitchen and qu1eklt spread mto the upper floors of a 'walkup hoteJ the Olymp1a In tbe confus1 ~.m of smoke and flam es fiVe elderly men wtre trappe,! while firemen rescued 15 other rstdent& from tbe second and lh1rd floors Killed were Joe Ingersoll, 69 Mclvm Allen, about 75, Oren 1m mel 62 and Everett Dean lllarti• The fifth body Waf burned beyond recogn11j~n Author1tma blamed an oprn f1re place for a blue which d... troyed a two room frame home at "Heuemer 1'he five Negro , e were Elg1e Tippett U, hiS Orlan 22 and thcar ch1l Etg<e Jr 9 montbo, Berth• 2 and Mary Lou 3 lltors Chlldrtn 1 ScroltM A garage worker 11m Sneed told oCfie1ab he cameo upon the flamJDg borne of Frances Swth, 25, at but was unable to by a door he and 7~ She annered 1 know it and made no attempt to leave" Sneed Uld cases erupted Ia December He heard the acreams oC the Melga County per1001 dymg ch,ldren Sneed said, but that the named alesmen to do anylbmg The The Mothers M•reh ~n Pol" will be h1id In M'"on City oo Thursday mght Jan 30 belween the bours ol 7 P M and 8 P M It hJI been announced by the Mason Mothers Club ll<e spon sormg orgamzahon AU per(ons are reminded to turn on the1r parch lights dur mg the hours of collechon The members arc asked to meet at the home of Mrs Charles Yeager at 6 30 P M 1n order to begin their march from that pomt tbe total eoJt MrB Smith and her bougbt from the com children, Aline 8 Fr<eds Gall 3 on eGntractJ u weU as the and Wilham Augustus 1 of the frozen food they also At Pllol Knob a mother died agreed to buy to stock the ap- with two of her children wben she r1n back mlo her blutllg home m an aUemPt to reseue !hem Clyde OnsloU, 38 sa1d he was <hopping wbod m a sbcd nearby but d1d not know th, house was on f1re until he heard bls w1fe, Mildred 34 scream Motl•or1 Dl"lhltrs D<1 Polite blamed the blaze on a d-;fecllve Oue Mrs 0Mlott and two daugbtel'i, Alia Mlne 4, and Ann Francea, 9, were killed Three other Onstott chlldren were reported m ser10us condi 1 hOD 1 A fire Mondsy n1ghl 1n a con verted Oat on Chicago's South S1de k1llljd two mstera Clara Hud and Regina 10 ~J~C~nlhs. ":ll~~~~~~~~eld the owner of II who they sa1d adm•l line leadmg into tbt b~:~i:~~:!,,. :been lllogolly tap Pl aid an expJos1on &1~ ~?.day Among tile dead were fl\'e el derly men In Des Momes Iowa, a famtly of fwe at Hessmer Lt'l a young mother and three c:htl dren at Graysvtlle Tenn a mo lber and two ehiJdren at Pilot Knob lnd and two children 1!1 was on Reuther Accuses Auto Firms Of Beta Sig~,~~a Phi Riggittg Prices To Solicit For WASHINGTON UP-Walter F Reuther accuaed the three March Of Dimes auto !lrtns ol rlggln' prices to lniure fatter profits wltltout reglll'd for de~and He 11rge~ Congreal to tiquire major cor poratlons to explain tbeJr need for price hikes before puttlnu them IntO e!!ect Reuther, piesldenl of the AFLCfO Uplted A"to Workero !Jn)on alao suggested that ConCirelo 1M!! up an "fndep~ndcnt of!1ce ol ,en sulners' ctlunael• to preted ton oumer Interests belore Alllolem men! agencies ~ The UAW leader mad~ hii>Mo posals in ~Umony pte~ared rfor the Senate anti-monopoly sui)Qol" mlttee heade~ by Sen Eotcl Kq louver lJ.Tenn [Je deni~d that wage bciclsb lor his llnlon we<e lor the recent bike Flfty·thn!:e Meigs County Indictments ranging back to 14 respoll.llble In car pr!c~• years ago which have 1athered dust In files of four proaecut· Prlte~ h•ve gone up $3 for mg attorneys were dusted off today and entries of nolle pro· every $1 advance in Yl.es, Reu sequl on each prepared for filln1 lh~r contended The UA,W plan£ Persons named In them for olfe11ses such as non support, to 1ee~ a sb~te of lnduatry probreaking and entertog, and many others, In many fill aa well a• wage lncreaaes during ne,otfalions with auto caaes are long Kobe from McClure, Fr"els Doutllll•, Char- makers this sprlnf Others have deceased los Sayre, lor ftaud, II p Starkey, Reuther called aa t~e flrsl S~ll othera have had the •In· dlctmenta over their heads 1but counll, Robert D Oiler, threel':w:~i:tll~es,~r'~:rg~·~: on subcoinmltloc prtcea In the PI'08ocutlon never came for lack lqoked Into steel e! ~dence or becauoe !acts lildf· ,\UIO industry caWd innoeence tater tn an 53 Old Meigs fM. Indictments Given Nolle Prosequi By Court Common Pleas Jodce John C Bacon said today he otlll u mull lag over hl1 d..,ls1on In the Me~p County food freezer easea lila ruhng will determine whe ther or not PrOieCU.tor James 0 Brien will ao to triJ) oplnlt five salesmen of tbe NatiOnal Food Ser vice Compar.y o! Mlrlelta With in I. dlclmer1ts eharfltil lrlud as they Prosecutor l1mcs 0 tsraen was allowed an equal time, a haU hour to show that they were auffiCjaenl Coullaet lor A, 11 Layfield, Jamea Mattingly Jr , H IL Whit ~~,!!~ lodl, 1 R. Jyo and Charfea MitU r.hell bad moved J~nuU)' 3rd tbat tile lndletmentJ 1bould hove I '!lie date, pel'llon to alleged repreoen The I smoL& corr-h Pomeroy·Mtddleport, Ohio, Tuesday, January 28, 111$8 Fires S person to an ly UICITID t'IIUS Oblo Cloudy, occoor-1 II,M onow today IIMI -l~fi ,.rllon ltrlll!!tt 1M Wod~, llltlo ch..,. IR '*-"'alitrot Hitlh today In low ao., ... t.. nltht In tho 20o. ----", ' SELVeY ON RUIRVE Fur..,iture ,HOW TO DEAL WI.'FH YOUR TENSIONS Meigs Water Co. Ordered To Give ome:rov 'Service Any !ears ol a rlae In the Ohio today were branches to the nghl at thai d<spelled with 1 report from the pomt At least seven reslde~es Apple Grove loeb that the river are In the area for which waW Is now falhn& at the rate or one services has been requested and tentb 111 hour Lork 13 reported i falling ol ordered one h•lf of one tenth per hour Lock 14 a slow fall Locka 1~ and 16 were stahonal')' ~ I.J\>'-' ! AI 11 a m today river gauges at ApJiio Grove sh~wed a !Oidlng Cl!lim~ .....,, or 21 0 <cet of water Over-.: 1M SkleJ and oetisiOnal hghl S<lc ' was In otorc IOf ali I sectiOns or Ohio today A tow movmg low prOt r.v 'r~a hover Funen1 services for Lee Mh mg over the Great Ll~ea will ~mre 54 who dted suddenly late leave the weather uncliataed for Monday wh<le VISII<ng at the the neKI 24 bOU!B home of h1s s1ster Mrs Herbert Findlay reported thrde Inches Helen) Miller of Middleport wll them WaF Wilham be held Wedntsday at 2 p m lng an .nerem of two Inches In atlorney ana vlre from the Bradbury Chut'<h of the lll'•u•d ropre..nt• 24 snow hO\!fsonOther areas rewrted 1 Kelly sau The deceased formerly Cracllon to one Inch incre<ljles llllUitiOn for the New York :remper.ttn;es were. ~'Ver.'i nn.1 dccJSIOO road at Pickerington lor'm over Ute 1111e AJ<rou, Day hiS ~eallh failed ton and ~ou114stow~ reponed tn• He IS survived by hiS sloter lowest readln~s at 2'1 whll• Mrs Hf.'len M1Uer Middleport 1 Findlay an~ Chesapeake were the brother Marton Maguare Mingo warmest With 31 Cmclnnall had Cleveland and Columbus 211 Bro,w;;, J !.un~:tion1 Oh1o and an aunt Alma 28,Most northern Obio marls were Rutland with whom he h1s hpme There are also wei and shppety In tbij Centl'al Ohio area bounde4 by LISbon, SlX fu(!ces and one nephew Millersburg St Clllirsville and Steubenville roads are slippery In the reSt of the 11ate highways bad In spots of the roa4o have ohould Improve Mrs Della Carnahan of Bucyrus who has been vlsltmg in ;.IIddie port Is now m Racine where she Is the guest of Mrs Mattie Circle M1ss Shelia Stover who teachea m the Lancasler .:Chbols opent the week end hete With her parents Mr and Mrs Howard Stover and Davts ROOMS OP ALL HEW tJ ~le Captam and Mrs Chester Rice and daughter of Arlington Va e COLUMBUS (Ui>) ._ Ggv C William 0' O'Nelll today was ,tl!Pl11r\~d progres§lng f~vorably in his recovery from a "mild" attack suffered last Wednesday while enroute home Dayton Secretary Htl Conefry ~atd the governor waf ton· ~~= "routine" business from his stckbed In the Executive Ele.nor S. Scbalf - Middleport Society Edllor - Pbont 6079 fhe theme for thiS meeting will b< Lucllle Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Pbone 6244 or The One Wpn One chtfS of the Po.meroy First Baptist ChtJrch md Thursday C\leQtng nt the churen Uall~ .· ~ IJ flf , Members of the Beta S1gm .. Phi sororrty w•ll sohcJt through out the county Thursday mght for the annual 1\lmh of Dime, dnve Re,dents are asked to leave their porch lights on so thai' the canvauers Will know .someone 1a home pHcecled lhe The deoths of the Hu<bon ch1t dren brought to 13 the number of persoas killed m ChiciiO tenement fares sznce lan 20 .. Damage& " h1gh as a half m1f Jion doUaJs were ilstunated m tbr fU"e tbat deltroyed two buddmgs m the heart of the Keokuk busmes!ii diStrict and damaged twu olbcrs Air Force Says Wr,eckage That Of Missing Jet WASHINGTON UP-Thr A.r FOrce has 1dcnllfred wreckage faund in the Chesapeake Bay as coming from a B57 !lghl JCI bomber which disappeared O\ler lhe bay Salurtlay night w th Brig Charle~ D Jones aboard A spokesman at nearby An drews Air Force Base sa1d Mon day the wreckage was picked up near Cove Point Md The plane disappeared wh!lr. coming in £or a land ng Jonell dep~ty dlrec1.0r IJf Jegu;latlve LiaiSon in the Mhee ol the Air Force secretary was c.,'O p1lot of the ~r Force bomber Th'e spokesman :Jaid a cov,.r fold~ bearmg the number of tlw m11BI J B57 was recovered from the ay It was tbc only Jllece de fimteiy Identified as beiong1ng to the aircraft Pther p1eces of wreckag<' covered mcluded mtrogen bottleo a control rod and an as~ortmcntt nf PJDps RRd handbooks The pilot o( the m1sslng plam~ was Jlaj Je" H Gilford Jr 3; of Elt<e, Pa Congress Starts Work To Give Ike Gen I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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