https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/56556bb635d2ead2fd2e9013eb0190af.pdf 68832edc525cc8ba98382b3f427e36e1 PDF Text Text 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 �. . ' ' tHE DAILY SENTINEL f AJmmentating, Editbdally ' . ' . I I ' 19.()Q 1b:'O ll:Qq. 11.'0 12•00 1~.3(1 1·00 1 I~ Mqvlet!IAA 2 30 1!:1111 ro~l· • 3•00 1\!atinei Theater ! 4 00 QueeW for a Day 4 45 Modern RomU!CI!I ' 5 00 Come~y Tlmii &.so Sp!liii~h P1ij~oult 6 15 B25 B30 7<30 Treaa~re Hunt 8:QO ~ott' q<)Uel S~9W · SWtu.•~<t W041h~aa( N~al'fclilfe 8 46 NBC Ntllv• , 1 00 Beota ahd Saddltl MYiti$ bl'S· 7 3,0 Wagon Trillo 8.00 Ttie ,Aaventure~ofllj!(lraw 8:30 tatlieflti!owll Bell B·3Q tJ,b ~ .P Show 9.op !(taft Tbt~ter . to iiO ~lfo!ii\IJI•. • tQ·QO 'i'bfJ IJ 1''!"' t1fe IO:Sd Tbo fo{P,If',1Advenfuftl of 10.36 (j tie~ PlaY~o<ie lol;lnni Xi~• u·oo Now• lleadll•~· \);OU Newalt. .tn4i 11:15 1'1ii li'ii. Pilar Show ll'iO 'lreal""cait · 111~ Nltewalo:l 11:15 The1a~Haaf ~hoW I 00 ~~~ill b'!f; 1:00 Sl8J! Off ' BHutfiiiW Mniyth..... ~ ' to S P.M. Efeni01 II)' ~!!I"'IDI)DIDI tof'i. 2M ii. ~ wc~s..T·V Chalhttla Channel &4Tuesday ChanneU .!. Wednticllf." · ' ~ sijn 6b 7 59 sliP <ill 8:00 ~PI!'In Ka....... 8 00 Captali! ~ ." 8 e CBS l'ieWI v:u Ci!S WeWJ 9 Qo ~ol'lllna ShoW 10 00 GarrY M6 0~e Editor's 8·00 l!llll'llln'a Sb.ow 10.00 Gani Moore 10•80 Althllr a9ilfrey 10:30 Arthur Go!lfl<r 11130 Dolto II 30 Dotto , Newa at Ndmt of Lilt! Mail Bag r·-m Meson, West Va. Jan 26, 1911Q: ,. ' CHURCH CONFIRINCI The Mlddh port Church of Christ wlll hold o Workers' Confel'<'ace on Thursday evening at 7 30 at tho thurch WCTU MIITINO ThA Middleport WCTU will mtel on l'rlday eventnr at 7:30 at the !Ieath Methodlat Ch~rch. Tho W. C. T U membort 01 tho Church q! Chrlat wlll "' lli ollaraa o1 lbe ~ro)lram I!RrH ANNOUHCID Mr and Mr~. James O•ens, Eb- enezer Slreet. PomP,oy, 1re Iii· nounclnt the birth ol i aown pound eleven oun~e d~ugllter, Terri J,ynn, 11 liol10r Hulpltal. Tueaday, Jan 7 The little min ••• born on her sister, Marey Lee's fourth birthdaY 6ur tklllful ntw ...~14 ~tcltentlnlf ' Grandparenta are Mr 1nd Mrs l!ernard Neue and lolr snd Mr~ ••••·""' •Hn •• , Cllffonl OWen~ o,l ~eroy. Grt,tl )lrandpmnta are Mrs Tolll l!ood PLUt ,., •• PLAHlC- 'prot..tlve ptok•s• of ~omeroy, ICJ. ~nd 1\lh. ltmlll~\1 NeUe of Mlil&it. W. VI., Mll. Blanche Kirk, M~r1 Sus=Worrells and Artb11[1 9w rr loft, " - Va. !lfelli'i!tlt . • No. ... hanolt"""'" •••iliiiWil Iii'~'' -liiiiJ I ill II poaltcle4. ~ :c:r...l\iiOiit-pactlr ft.t • ~Piet.t in )'OIIf bq or IJOI'l' IIJ•nr of P111!1er<»:. 1111 bAilf liifiNif »!VO'I'IIl TO JJIITIItEATI OP MEfds.ti.UdN Ail~~ Nall9aal ail_~artl•!' rtPI'tMII\I- ; "ii'i•ocillo~ttl 0 nei!I-Elm ~ of thj lha~ilori.. tl.t illiloib4 I. In,.. ~ Mi., Mi Yert diJ, .,_,__,,,_,.1JdM ~ GARDIN C~UI MIITINO Tbt Wlldwoo4 lfllilen Cl!tt will meet 11 tim • on 1o1ft: Normall Filhlr, Nulit !b!Uemedt W•dnesday evenl!ia w(lh ilfl Vernon Noase aa eo,boatoi*. The twentieth annitera.,Y of tilf, clbb will be observed at thla infttid~ 1 I I .I '' �. . ' ' tHE DAILY SENTINEL f AJmmentating, Editbdally ' . ' . I I ' 19.()Q 1b:'O ll:Qq. 11.'0 12•00 1~.3(1 1·00 1 I~ Mqvlet!IAA 2 30 1!:1111 ro~l· • 3•00 1\!atinei Theater ! 4 00 QueeW for a Day 4 45 Modern RomU!CI!I ' 5 00 Come~y Tlmii &.so Sp!liii~h P1ij~oult 6 15 B25 B30 7<30 Treaa~re Hunt 8:QO ~ott' q<)Uel S~9W · SWtu.•~<t W041h~aa( N~al'fclilfe 8 46 NBC Ntllv• , 1 00 Beota ahd Saddltl MYiti$ bl'S· 7 3,0 Wagon Trillo 8.00 Ttie ,Aaventure~ofllj!(lraw 8:30 tatlieflti!owll Bell B·3Q tJ,b ~ .P Show 9.op !(taft Tbt~ter . to iiO ~lfo!ii\IJI•. • tQ·QO 'i'bfJ IJ 1''!"' t1fe IO:Sd Tbo fo{P,If',1Advenfuftl of 10.36 (j tie~ PlaY~o<ie lol;lnni Xi~• u·oo Now• lleadll•~· \);OU Newalt. .tn4i 11:15 1'1ii li'ii. Pilar Show ll'iO 'lreal""cait · 111~ Nltewalo:l 11:15 The1a~Haaf ~hoW I 00 ~~~ill b'!f; 1:00 Sl8J! Off ' BHutfiiiW Mniyth..... ~ ' to S P.M. Efeni01 II)' ~!!I"'IDI)DIDI tof'i. 2M ii. ~ wc~s..T·V Chalhttla Channel &4Tuesday ChanneU .!. Wednticllf." · ' ~ sijn 6b 7 59 sliP <ill 8:00 ~PI!'In Ka....... 8 00 Captali! ~ ." 8 e CBS l'ieWI v:u Ci!S WeWJ 9 Qo ~ol'lllna ShoW 10 00 GarrY M6 0~e Editor's 8·00 l!llll'llln'a Sb.ow 10.00 Gani Moore 10•80 Althllr a9ilfrey 10:30 Arthur Go!lfl<r 11130 Dolto II 30 Dotto , Newa at Ndmt of Lilt! Mail Bag r·-m Meson, West Va. Jan 26, 1911Q: ,. ' CHURCH CONFIRINCI The Mlddh port Church of Christ wlll hold o Workers' Confel'<'ace on Thursday evening at 7 30 at tho thurch WCTU MIITINO ThA Middleport WCTU will mtel on l'rlday eventnr at 7:30 at the !Ieath Methodlat Ch~rch. Tho W. C. T U membort 01 tho Church q! Chrlat wlll "' lli ollaraa o1 lbe ~ro)lram I!RrH ANNOUHCID Mr and Mr~. James O•ens, Eb- enezer Slreet. PomP,oy, 1re Iii· nounclnt the birth ol i aown pound eleven oun~e d~ugllter, Terri J,ynn, 11 liol10r Hulpltal. Tueaday, Jan 7 The little min ••• born on her sister, Marey Lee's fourth birthdaY 6ur tklllful ntw ...~14 ~tcltentlnlf ' Grandparenta are Mr 1nd Mrs l!ernard Neue and lolr snd Mr~ ••••·""' •Hn •• , Cllffonl OWen~ o,l ~eroy. Grt,tl )lrandpmnta are Mrs Tolll l!ood PLUt ,., •• PLAHlC- 'prot..tlve ptok•s• of ~omeroy, ICJ. ~nd 1\lh. ltmlll~\1 NeUe of Mlil&it. W. VI., Mll. Blanche Kirk, M~r1 Sus=Worrells and Artb11[1 9w rr loft, " - Va. !lfelli'i!tlt . • No. ... hanolt"""'" •••iliiiWil Iii'~'' -liiiiJ I ill II poaltcle4. ~ :c:r...l\iiOiit-pactlr ft.t • ~Piet.t in )'OIIf bq or IJOI'l' IIJ•nr of P111!1er<»:. 1111 bAilf liifiNif »!VO'I'IIl TO JJIITIItEATI OP MEfds.ti.UdN Ail~~ Nall9aal ail_~artl•!' rtPI'tMII\I- ; "ii'i•ocillo~ttl 0 nei!I-Elm ~ of thj lha~ilori.. tl.t illiloib4 I. In,.. ~ Mi., Mi Yert diJ, .,_,__,,,_,.1JdM ~ GARDIN C~UI MIITINO Tbt Wlldwoo4 lfllilen Cl!tt will meet 11 tim • on 1o1ft: Normall Filhlr, Nulit !b!Uemedt W•dnesday evenl!ia w(lh ilfl Vernon Noase aa eo,boatoi*. The twentieth annitera.,Y of tilf, clbb will be observed at thla infttid~ 1 I I .I '' �' ' ,," ', ' ,I' ' ' 1 _~-Daily Senlfnelrl'l1~Y;1.flddleport, 0., Jan. 28, 1958 fu D•ilr Snthlel Panthers Jackets Hopeful Against Potent Wellston Five SPOR'fs·· DESK Co/Uns Wants Reynolds Successor Plul Colltns was having coffee and trunmmgs late in the Steak House Sunday night talkmg baseball and 1t's not even into February yet. He had a good listener m Bob Eastman, 56·57 Panther c&ger and a softball enthusiast of last summer. Phil is racking his brain heavily already for an experienced and able p1tcher for hts club Such an 1tem was ail Pomeroy lacked last year to be a contender. Jack West w11l be a cMtdt· date but Jack hasn't had much work for mer three years wh1le he was laboring for Uncle Samuel West however pitch· ed well h1s senior year in high school for the Panthers. "Let us latch onto a good pitcher, m the class of Miller of Mtddleport, Wolfe of Racine, or Hesson of Hartford and we'll show the fans some real baseball," said Collins. For a t1me last summer Collins ~t. al, had H'uey (Big Chief) Reynolds of the Marshall College p1tch1ng staff working for them But Huey , who beat Hatllord , and was unbeaten in three starts m the OVA, couldn't fmd work in The Bend. Commutmg from Huntmgton on weekends became too much for h1m He took on regular pitching assignments with tndc)lcndcnt summer teams m West Vtrguua , along wtth a job. ' 'Iege y,•OUngSt•ef BOSeb0Ill5 APfiV/ That Carolina·Air DUKE OUTFOXED, By Unlltd Preu Moiutay night, the lll~e Devils "When we get beat, we11 hove West VIrginia's first defeat of •PJpped tho Mountaineers' 14 waa attributed today a._me winqlng streak and milD· no allblls.'' 81id PomerOJ.'o baste~ the oeason 11 1 ball coach Dick ReUon todjoy 11 he to • home eourt jiDl" and ' the ' talned their record of never hav· readied hlo unbeoten Panthers for Caroliu air" among" other things, ing !oat to the West VIrginians in but the lJI•in, unvami1hed trutti Duke's l.ndoor stadium invaswn of Jackson UJniJhl Pomeroy will be in quest of its Is thll Duke's Inspired Blue Dev· The United Press major college 12th straight vlctocy this oeason lis sunply out-foxed and out-ran basketball ravnsa with first place votes and won·losl recorda through while Middleport WID be looking the mighty Mountaineer&. By upseUJng top-tllnked West Jan 26. for its fourth win of the 1eaaon Po into against the big and potent Well· VIrginia, 72-88, at Durham, N. C, Toom oton club which Is ~ in SEO league standings, Wellston comes to Middleport, ' In other area «ames, ltacioe en· tcrtams Wahama fOl a second mectmg between the two teams. Eastern and Harrisonville are idle. Rutland traveio to Wilton. Coach Retton's rerqark that he'd have no allbio when defeat came was In answer to worrid fana' fear of Jackson 'a new,_ om which has glau banklnc boords "We're not coneerned about giasa boarda. We shoot for the rim, Ill won E'r Honald W Green .~aid "far curly over an mcKperlencrd mot'\' ('X pensive lefllfl will have •tn Chl"fftcr 7 8 ~radc team Mondny be mKdc before we can make llll!ht at Pol'tlarut ~.5 tR w!th bu' liPCt:Hrc recommendations lo th': Portland Grade Schcol two rcglllllrs Jn the mllustry ' lllli!Up C'Oitck Hubert Prh o clcllrcd h,,. lll'lll'lt Ill the cuntt•~L Wllh CO/I l' I 1\tmon l'arkcr's boy ~ J,arsor'b ' I I RAMOS NAMED MYP HAVANA UP - Pitcher l'cd· w.1s h1gh with 30 for the wmnrr ~ ro flmnoa of Clcntucgos has been For Chc11tcr Tom Munkm had 7 chosen most valuable player in 11m unrlef('itlrd Portlnnd SOth the Cuban Winter Le~gue Ramos nlso p1tches' for tbc Washington ~radc t(•am also v.on, 42 20, oV('I Senators, ( hcstl'r's Little RnHirl'!l L. !'ncr had 23 lor Portland , R Kautz ll HEAVYWEIGHTS SIGN for the loRers This Chester team is big and looks to be two or IIUUS'fON, Tex. IJl' -Heavy· three years away from dcvclup welahta Cleveland Williams of 1ng Into an qulstandlng cluh Georgia and Gene White of St Portland 17 27 47 M l'aul, Minn., have slcned for a Chr>tcr 4 7 12 18 IO·roond bout Feb 4 W~lte Is heavyweight cham· J•ortl illltl ll McKelvey 18, H Mhmcsota pion, Jubn ~on 2. l'arNons 30, I. l'ncr. ~. l\1. McKelvey 2 Non ·ll('Ort·r~ · 81 c SPECS OKAYED ~cr. ll Joluumn, J. Jlrutfltl, Allen Ptrkcns, Durst Totuls 25 (S 20) WATiillUUitY, Conn-The po !~ illc c.lcpnrtmont was having ~·J CheJier T Mankin 7 Cleland muclt trouble gettmg recrui t.~ 3 c. M•nkln, 2, Starcher 2, F: !hut It finally relaxed a roulc ll1chey 2, Carter 2 Non SI'Otm i Now cops hero arc allowerl tu McLIUJihlln Newell, Summcrtlch! went ~lusaea~ Total• 8 (2·11) 18 BOWLING IUGHUGHTS INDUSTtUAL LEAGUE Robuuona Laumb'y 3. ·;.up (fnrmrrly I.tans) o. II & U li'lrcatono 1 2, romcro) Molor I, Pomeroy t..:e111cnt Olotk 2, Market 1 ' Sloi.ctingo Robln1ons J.aundt y Porn Cement Bllll'k Pomergy Motor co. H & U F1reatone Boney", Market 1·UP dormerly t.ionsl Bone)·~ W 6 0 3 2 2 u L o 11 3 4 4 6 TO, TIAM IOWL ERS 0 8rloQ 4117 DaVII !1.~1 Lob,. !1U H•~t:erty 473 Bec~er , . , , , , :131 • w:c,r ,, . , ~ Ttlm Game anti Strltt Pum•l,oy Cement Block Di4 26~~ Ill.~ Ind. Gami>--Ciltworlhy 214 Hi$h )ad, Scrieo-Davi•, Ml ' ' ~~~------ IABY BILL HlllDEF'ORD, Me - Webb<1 llot!jlltal reported th~tt a Vermont n•sldc,11t recently pturt the hospl· 1'1 hili lor delivery ol s b•bY$24 20, No, prices have not come 1town 'I he baby was delivered .n COLUMBUS UP-The Umted Press announced today the 1~8 Ohio Board of Coaches, which rates the top 10 high school b•~ This week they voted· Mlght,y Middletown, with the experience ot two undefeated sea- The Jackets don'l hove the big guns - oo for on ~lr record to match Welloton. Btlt Middleport has iGOked better Ill almoot every succeaslve appeuance;. At Athens 1111 Fridl)' the Jac keto nearly cau~ed MeAfet'o Bull· dogs te have little kittens with • 112·1l0 contest whlcti wao loll by the Jackets In the 'laal live min· utcs. Coach Swack io expected to alart ¥ark Kelly with 149 point• In II cameo 11 1 forward, Ernest Bowleo at the other forward, and Mike Erwin at center. Middleport's tw~ quick illlrdl who are ~eetna more end more 18, 18. Marlon 14; 19 30 out of 34 firSt place voto\ in the weekly balloting ol the state's leading coachea Unbeaten Pomeroy's ST John· oon set a new sehool aeoring mark with h11 42 point$ against Nel•on· v1ile, erasing a 39-polnt •perform· anee set in 1053 54. His efforts still were short of Shelby's Russ Hepner, who scored 46 points in the Whippets' tf-47 win over Upper S•ndusky --:------: Wll.at ty 11 B~~~'aJDe "" 0£ Middletown more vidorles end, dropping day night and during ttlc week· His Pllttl madt of 1'hal Good Mobilgas Strvict BOLINS MOBILGU "lt_p.._. utto ~tltMt you" W. MaiD Sl. P11111eroy Bu7 ~ot>l for nm Cbriatmaal ee!fcl!on of loy& ' . 'l.V.'AADIO ~AU~ ··· CLINTON flND SE RVIC l CLEiANIU APPliAHCE "FISHER HoUlton 70 Oklahomo St. 64 Arlo, Flog. St. 15 Arltono 70 St1ftlt 75 Stnta Clan 67 ldoho St. TO St. Moryo Cant. 58 Marquette 58 ToiMio 55 TOP SPRINTERS MEET NEW YORK UP - Dave Simo nad Ira Murchison, two of the best sprinters in the wotld, w•ll meet at !4ad1Son ll<Juarc Garden Feb. 8 in the 60-yard dash of the M!Urose Games. ~~;;;;;: 1t1rs out of Taylor 87-57 Frl· wlntmon llko Mol Hill, Roy Con•· then beatmg C1o· chor, Eddlo Wlumon ond Horblo are Bobby Nolson and llarlan h~t.l and tomn Jn Smith Folio, Whitlatch, Ontario. Nel1on baa lOll pomts, Wh1tlatcb 106 in II romeo, Coach J,orry Morrison of Racine who took 'Wobamo GH8 in Mason will expect hlo boys to fatten thai maraJn at home. Carl Wolle and Ronnie Salaer will &q at lorwardo, Jim Adamo ot center, Ivan Powell and Don Me· Dade a~euards. In oth•r SEO games Athena roeo to Nelsonville and ohould make their leoliUO record 8·2 while Loaao comes to Gallipollo, the latter ahootlnc tor o 7-3 record. ' BASKETBALL By Unltod Pro11 hton Hall 79 St. Fran. N, "' 74 W. VIr. St. 17 Whoollng Coli, 82 Gtorwlo Tech 71 Kontucky 52 Dvh 72 Wool Vlralnlo 61 Gtorwla 14 Sooth Cai'QIIno 63 Mill. St. 75 SouthoHtarn La. 61 Ohio Stoll 75 Purdua 73 Wltuton II Woyna Stolo 54 G111nen 16 Youngstown 77 Xnltr Ohio )6 Lohllo 65 North~ollrn IS Mlnnoooto 76 , ·CUlT .:R. ATE~.( SA .l'l . SA~E % PRICE...,: IG% OFF FrH Parking RF Pflt RI NG IN S. AL LIN G chalked up two th1n en 1lrcnfl manufacturer." ,, TQY _$4.2_9 gal. I,;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~, l l II thty 111~ ht "m1dt mort wln11 with comparative ease. s~.YJ~~~ ltll rl~l~ 1 In !Itt Toy Dt~~trlnloftt.' SPECIAL oono licblnd• it, has shown no "ligbtenlmt Up" symptoms so far, tY'I tllcktst playmlktrs, wn The No 1 rated Middles have loll· starrlr,g for the Bolton Bruins In ed over 14 straight opponents tiM ytln iust prier to World War 2S%~30~-4oi.so" ' ' .. IN,..I All Colors ' Reg. $6.30 gal. have 1~ members. Those on Mason teom which Is ganized are Tommy Ewing, Meadows, Earl Ingles, Debby Row· land, Ronald Millet, Harry Surlace Jr., Steph~n Creamer, John Rogers, Larry Noble, Bobby tin, Eddie Young, Billy V1c Ebersbach and Danny BILL COWLEY ly U~ltod Prill Whon Bill · c~wlo,, onl pi Wednesday, Thursday .:.r, Friday SPECIALS First reading or the wet X ray led doctors to believe Campanel· la had a broken spine But a sub- PAINT, Middleport High School star a~d now a reoident of Mason City. Each team will be permitted to sequent reading disclosed that hill neck tlad been fracturer. Campanella was alone and drivmg his twn automobile when the No, 1 nod agam thiS week, taking acctdent happened. •' DRIVE IN Charlie Carr willie hts asslsant wall be Harry Surface, one time Doctors at Glen Cove Commuport 13, 20 ' Troy 12 mty Hospital placed the jinx·rid-~ Others Canton South 11. Cuya- den catcher on the critical lut hoga Falla, Pomeroy, Ham.ilton Immediately after X-rays indiFa11110!d 7 each. cated the extent of his inJury. , 1: SECOND THINGS FIRSl. Young 4 e;ch ' Brtdge '3 MORt DAYS ESSii~X. Vt.- Town WALL 16 Findlay 22 17 Columbus Easl No SJ"gns Of Letli"ng· Up Dr1"ve By BOB GRIMM COLUMBUS (lp - The Ohio high aehool basketboll '"'on has leu than a month to go with most of the slate's top unbeaten squado showing no Blgna of letting up the pace If paot years mean anything, however, many unscathed teams, put on the spot with tho proapect of an unbeaten campalcn and the upcoming tournamenta, won't otand the prcSBurc, As 1 result, 1 wave of upsel! could be record· ed around the stole within the next few weeks 333 'EI7 :UI 23* Campy's Neck Is Broken As Auto Skids, crashes unbeaten Oh1.0 Squads ShOWI·ng thers, Gallipol•a Orgsniza'tlon of a The !jason team wltl be kuoWJl league lor elementary as the Buff•loes, the Bend Area of Mason County Ia ~---...---nO'f underway, SChOOII to be II> w'tw'am ft·jz an,d &an•· ·of 1 ctuU•d aa membe1'1 'of the leagoe "" "' 280 are New Haven, Mason, llarUord, 1.,aaon ore here viallln• her pal' 6. Oklahoma Swte 1:1-1 123 Clifton and WOit Columbia. ents, Nr. and Mrs. C. H. Wtoe .~. 7. (Tie) North Carolina 12·3 Team members may be students and other relatives. Temple 13 2 101 from any grade In the school. Prac. I I";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-=, 9. Rradlev 11·3 58 tlee sessions will start next week II 10 Kentucky 1~·3 5I and wtU continue for three or Rubber Second 10 group - ~l, Mary. four weeks. A rodnd robin toum· land, 40; t~, North Carlma State, amen! Is planned following that ~; 13, Mteb1gan State, 34; 14.1 period and will be held in the Wa· Bast oregon State, 13, 15 Dayton, 11, hama gymnasium under tbe di· 16, Arkansas, 8; 17, St John's N. reetlon of Ralph Sayre. Y., 6; 18, California, 5; 19, (lie) C h f tb ., lll be Notre Dame Seattle and Brigham oae 0 e '",aaon 1.eam w '1. Weal Vireinio 28 14-o 2 ~'n"s ~ 12·2 3, San Fra!J"ISCO ~ I~·I 4. Cinclnnaij 2 13c2 ' ~- K'l"sa' ,State IH Others - MIChigan, 2; Georgia Tt1m Points Tecb, l. 1. Middelown 30 14·0 334 2. Cleve E311 'l'eeh 13.() 25q 3 Hamtlton I 10·1 217 4. Zanesville 12.() 188 !5 Cols No11th I 11·0 139 6. Elyna 2 12.() 103 7. Canton McKinley 12·1 98 8 Toledo Scolt 10·0 95 9 Cin St Xav1er 13·0 6ti 10 Cleve Sl lgnatms 12-1 51 ' GLEN COVE, N. Y. UP - Los Anseles Dodger Catchet Roy Cam· Second 10 group 11 Youngspanella broke h1s nl:!ck early totown South 37, 12 To!UIIo Macom day whe' hts , automobile sk:ddcd ber and Salem 32 ca~h. 14 Iron- on a slippery street a(ld crashed ton 30: 15 Dayton Roosevelt 23, mto a hgbt pole. clnnatl Central, 96·31, the follow- Ctln. During thtt time, tht Bruins Ing evenlnc ltd the Natlontl Hockey League Mlddloo Ovorwhtlmlng Cholco four straight tim11 and won two ranks fourth In lea&ue acorlna: with 1 22.7 avera'' op 204 pointo The Mlddiea eBBliY calned the Stanloy Cupo. In nine game~. Potta io oeventh good opportunities to shoot !rOIIJ Whtttvtr happtnld to 8111 Cowwith 139 points and a IU IVeroae. outoldo or drlve·in at each game, loy? Todoy he owf)J • prooporouo 19'l~ selectmen purchnse1! ll new snow plow !or the street department Now they arc considering purchase ol 11 truck so the plow can be u.sed Mingle, Carriihers, Help In Voting Top Basketball Fives ketball teams in tile state each week or the season Thts L'l the nxlb season Umted Press has conducted the rat anyway," said Retton. ings During that ttme the,r have This was in some contrast to re- become recognized generally as marks by Coach Noion swackhom· the most authorttattve In Oh,o er of Middleport who 01id lui high school basketball. week. The coacbes are selected most ly on a regiOnal basis Ill order to "In my opiniOn, theBe new ~nd prevent one section from mono unnecessary" gins bc1rds can pollzing the rahng• Other con throw off the boy1 In their oboot· Bideratlon.s mcludc a coach's In&." schedule and the caliber of the Even with bothersome ctau coach hmlSeiC backing Jackson's baeketo, the The SEO league has two me111 Panthers should not be ovel' ber coaches on lhe board, George Mingle, J~ckson and Blll Carr1 pressed to cop their 12th come. Interest 1s expected to be higher than ever tn Lillie Leagqc baseball come June and July in Middleport and Pomeroy. One of L1ttle League President John Thompson's top jobs 111 Middleport wtll be to obtam a htgh caliber of managerial people for the youngsters It is nol slretchmg the point even a little lo say that success ot Little League depends In the clubo llrst outing on the 1 d I ·d d f' 1 1 d Pomeroy floor OilY December 13, the entirely upon a u t gul ance an trm con ro exerc se Panthers were 66-28 wlnnm. the managers , Since then, however, J1cbon upWoody Call, who rules hiS lads w1th an tron h~nd on oet Logan ti2·il0 only 1ut week on diamond, and off when he catches up w1th them, wtli be back. the Logon floor, and apparently Jumor Kennedy will take ~is first plunge into Littl~ Leitgue 1much improved over the De<em· managmg. Kennedy should do all right. ber team Woody takes the altitude 11 IS a privilege for these boys Scas~n scorln& record• for Jack· 'ow:nspeo· l'on show El1nauale and Wrl4hl have the opportunity to play baseball at their age, 'f as the teadmc point makero. The pie provtde uniforms and equipment Others contribute 111'11 boy has 87, the oecond 80 time in organizing the league and managmg it Given points, Neither are In the claH of the least the kids can be required to do is play within the Pomeroy's ST Johnson wit~ 306, lughesl codes of sportsmanship. Paul Folmer with 128, or Junior ThiS goes for parents too who 011 occasion become Hawthorne with 104. Retton said thia morning he unruly than their perspiring youngsters at events would otart Folmer ond Howthorne on the diamond. at forward11, Johnson at center, L1ttle League baseball must be a wholesome Influence on Bill WUoon at one guard (1011 and boys. if it IS anything else its purpose 1s defeated before a either Bruce Zirkle or Ronnie Mar· ball Is thrown I the other guard poll, de, , L'ttl on what kind of a de· I b The baseba I fan o serves that wmmng t e Jacklon come• In with, teams arc those that have the strictest team discipline. CAN THIY DO IT Is there a team sport In which this is not true• Or are there can Middleport beat Wellolon? any Individual' sports, !Ike golf, where Coac!J.,~ackhamer knowa h can slstently are won by persons·unablc to d,isclpline be @Ill! lieeau~e tbrl!e telll)l ~v; Show me oue performed the leal already, This club cominl lo Middleport - - - -----·=-c::----tom11hl Is biB, fast, and was picked LoasTER EXPERIMENT to flmsh on top of the SEO at the AIIGUST\, llo - :llalne'a S" season's ·beglnnlnc. Tom Camps Slw« !C"hcn•·• Department ton, Dickie Potts, and Mu Walton rt•pnrls ''(!ncOtw-aglng resu lts'' are aU in the 6-2 and 6-8 ran&e fr·om t'XpNimt>nts rn shippmJ Their scorln& over an 11-a:ame hv<' lobsters packed In wood season route to date Is 61, 24e. and C 00 ~huv JngH However, CommJSSiorr 172 pomta reopectlvely, Walton l,ortland Takes Two Off Chester '" "' Grade S h I Sports Leaders O,rg4lnizing Young~ter OI)TRAN MOUNTAIN 5 League In MasonCQ~ty ~Juncf.Bend 9ll2 LINOUUM RUGS . ' Jteg. aells for $10.011 $7.95 You Art! A~oh; frietlds Hw1 ' •12U. .MaiD Sl. Plloue 191 • t:rnesl ea,,n, Mgr. ' ' �' ' ,," ', ' ,I' ' ' 1 _~-Daily Senlfnelrl'l1~Y;1.flddleport, 0., Jan. 28, 1958 fu D•ilr Snthlel Panthers Jackets Hopeful Against Potent Wellston Five SPOR'fs·· DESK Co/Uns Wants Reynolds Successor Plul Colltns was having coffee and trunmmgs late in the Steak House Sunday night talkmg baseball and 1t's not even into February yet. He had a good listener m Bob Eastman, 56·57 Panther c&ger and a softball enthusiast of last summer. Phil is racking his brain heavily already for an experienced and able p1tcher for hts club Such an 1tem was ail Pomeroy lacked last year to be a contender. Jack West w11l be a cMtdt· date but Jack hasn't had much work for mer three years wh1le he was laboring for Uncle Samuel West however pitch· ed well h1s senior year in high school for the Panthers. "Let us latch onto a good pitcher, m the class of Miller of Mtddleport, Wolfe of Racine, or Hesson of Hartford and we'll show the fans some real baseball," said Collins. For a t1me last summer Collins ~t. al, had H'uey (Big Chief) Reynolds of the Marshall College p1tch1ng staff working for them But Huey , who beat Hatllord , and was unbeaten in three starts m the OVA, couldn't fmd work in The Bend. Commutmg from Huntmgton on weekends became too much for h1m He took on regular pitching assignments with tndc)lcndcnt summer teams m West Vtrguua , along wtth a job. ' 'Iege y,•OUngSt•ef BOSeb0Ill5 APfiV/ That Carolina·Air DUKE OUTFOXED, By Unlltd Preu Moiutay night, the lll~e Devils "When we get beat, we11 hove West VIrginia's first defeat of •PJpped tho Mountaineers' 14 waa attributed today a._me winqlng streak and milD· no allblls.'' 81id PomerOJ.'o baste~ the oeason 11 1 ball coach Dick ReUon todjoy 11 he to • home eourt jiDl" and ' the ' talned their record of never hav· readied hlo unbeoten Panthers for Caroliu air" among" other things, ing !oat to the West VIrginians in but the lJI•in, unvami1hed trutti Duke's l.ndoor stadium invaswn of Jackson UJniJhl Pomeroy will be in quest of its Is thll Duke's Inspired Blue Dev· The United Press major college 12th straight vlctocy this oeason lis sunply out-foxed and out-ran basketball ravnsa with first place votes and won·losl recorda through while Middleport WID be looking the mighty Mountaineer&. By upseUJng top-tllnked West Jan 26. for its fourth win of the 1eaaon Po into against the big and potent Well· VIrginia, 72-88, at Durham, N. C, Toom oton club which Is ~ in SEO league standings, Wellston comes to Middleport, ' In other area «ames, ltacioe en· tcrtams Wahama fOl a second mectmg between the two teams. Eastern and Harrisonville are idle. Rutland traveio to Wilton. Coach Retton's rerqark that he'd have no allbio when defeat came was In answer to worrid fana' fear of Jackson 'a new,_ om which has glau banklnc boords "We're not coneerned about giasa boarda. We shoot for the rim, Ill won E'r Honald W Green .~aid "far curly over an mcKperlencrd mot'\' ('X pensive lefllfl will have •tn Chl"fftcr 7 8 ~radc team Mondny be mKdc before we can make llll!ht at Pol'tlarut ~.5 tR w!th bu' liPCt:Hrc recommendations lo th': Portland Grade Schcol two rcglllllrs Jn the mllustry ' lllli!Up C'Oitck Hubert Prh o clcllrcd h,,. lll'lll'lt Ill the cuntt•~L Wllh CO/I l' I 1\tmon l'arkcr's boy ~ J,arsor'b ' I I RAMOS NAMED MYP HAVANA UP - Pitcher l'cd· w.1s h1gh with 30 for the wmnrr ~ ro flmnoa of Clcntucgos has been For Chc11tcr Tom Munkm had 7 chosen most valuable player in 11m unrlef('itlrd Portlnnd SOth the Cuban Winter Le~gue Ramos nlso p1tches' for tbc Washington ~radc t(•am also v.on, 42 20, oV('I Senators, ( hcstl'r's Little RnHirl'!l L. !'ncr had 23 lor Portland , R Kautz ll HEAVYWEIGHTS SIGN for the loRers This Chester team is big and looks to be two or IIUUS'fON, Tex. IJl' -Heavy· three years away from dcvclup welahta Cleveland Williams of 1ng Into an qulstandlng cluh Georgia and Gene White of St Portland 17 27 47 M l'aul, Minn., have slcned for a Chr>tcr 4 7 12 18 IO·roond bout Feb 4 W~lte Is heavyweight cham· J•ortl illltl ll McKelvey 18, H Mhmcsota pion, Jubn ~on 2. l'arNons 30, I. l'ncr. ~. l\1. McKelvey 2 Non ·ll('Ort·r~ · 81 c SPECS OKAYED ~cr. ll Joluumn, J. Jlrutfltl, Allen Ptrkcns, Durst Totuls 25 (S 20) WATiillUUitY, Conn-The po !~ illc c.lcpnrtmont was having ~·J CheJier T Mankin 7 Cleland muclt trouble gettmg recrui t.~ 3 c. M•nkln, 2, Starcher 2, F: !hut It finally relaxed a roulc ll1chey 2, Carter 2 Non SI'Otm i Now cops hero arc allowerl tu McLIUJihlln Newell, Summcrtlch! went ~lusaea~ Total• 8 (2·11) 18 BOWLING IUGHUGHTS INDUSTtUAL LEAGUE Robuuona Laumb'y 3. ·;.up (fnrmrrly I.tans) o. II & U li'lrcatono 1 2, romcro) Molor I, Pomeroy t..:e111cnt Olotk 2, Market 1 ' Sloi.ctingo Robln1ons J.aundt y Porn Cement Bllll'k Pomergy Motor co. H & U F1reatone Boney", Market 1·UP dormerly t.ionsl Bone)·~ W 6 0 3 2 2 u L o 11 3 4 4 6 TO, TIAM IOWL ERS 0 8rloQ 4117 DaVII !1.~1 Lob,. !1U H•~t:erty 473 Bec~er , . , , , , :131 • w:c,r ,, . , ~ Ttlm Game anti Strltt Pum•l,oy Cement Block Di4 26~~ Ill.~ Ind. Gami>--Ciltworlhy 214 Hi$h )ad, Scrieo-Davi•, Ml ' ' ~~~------ IABY BILL HlllDEF'ORD, Me - Webb<1 llot!jlltal reported th~tt a Vermont n•sldc,11t recently pturt the hospl· 1'1 hili lor delivery ol s b•bY$24 20, No, prices have not come 1town 'I he baby was delivered .n COLUMBUS UP-The Umted Press announced today the 1~8 Ohio Board of Coaches, which rates the top 10 high school b•~ This week they voted· Mlght,y Middletown, with the experience ot two undefeated sea- The Jackets don'l hove the big guns - oo for on ~lr record to match Welloton. Btlt Middleport has iGOked better Ill almoot every succeaslve appeuance;. At Athens 1111 Fridl)' the Jac keto nearly cau~ed MeAfet'o Bull· dogs te have little kittens with • 112·1l0 contest whlcti wao loll by the Jackets In the 'laal live min· utcs. Coach Swack io expected to alart ¥ark Kelly with 149 point• In II cameo 11 1 forward, Ernest Bowleo at the other forward, and Mike Erwin at center. Middleport's tw~ quick illlrdl who are ~eetna more end more 18, 18. Marlon 14; 19 30 out of 34 firSt place voto\ in the weekly balloting ol the state's leading coachea Unbeaten Pomeroy's ST John· oon set a new sehool aeoring mark with h11 42 point$ against Nel•on· v1ile, erasing a 39-polnt •perform· anee set in 1053 54. His efforts still were short of Shelby's Russ Hepner, who scored 46 points in the Whippets' tf-47 win over Upper S•ndusky --:------: Wll.at ty 11 B~~~'aJDe "" 0£ Middletown more vidorles end, dropping day night and during ttlc week· His Pllttl madt of 1'hal Good Mobilgas Strvict BOLINS MOBILGU "lt_p.._. utto ~tltMt you" W. MaiD Sl. P11111eroy Bu7 ~ot>l for nm Cbriatmaal ee!fcl!on of loy& ' . 'l.V.'AADIO ~AU~ ··· CLINTON flND SE RVIC l CLEiANIU APPliAHCE "FISHER HoUlton 70 Oklahomo St. 64 Arlo, Flog. St. 15 Arltono 70 St1ftlt 75 Stnta Clan 67 ldoho St. TO St. Moryo Cant. 58 Marquette 58 ToiMio 55 TOP SPRINTERS MEET NEW YORK UP - Dave Simo nad Ira Murchison, two of the best sprinters in the wotld, w•ll meet at !4ad1Son ll<Juarc Garden Feb. 8 in the 60-yard dash of the M!Urose Games. ~~;;;;;: 1t1rs out of Taylor 87-57 Frl· wlntmon llko Mol Hill, Roy Con•· then beatmg C1o· chor, Eddlo Wlumon ond Horblo are Bobby Nolson and llarlan h~t.l and tomn Jn Smith Folio, Whitlatch, Ontario. Nel1on baa lOll pomts, Wh1tlatcb 106 in II romeo, Coach J,orry Morrison of Racine who took 'Wobamo GH8 in Mason will expect hlo boys to fatten thai maraJn at home. Carl Wolle and Ronnie Salaer will &q at lorwardo, Jim Adamo ot center, Ivan Powell and Don Me· Dade a~euards. In oth•r SEO games Athena roeo to Nelsonville and ohould make their leoliUO record 8·2 while Loaao comes to Gallipollo, the latter ahootlnc tor o 7-3 record. ' BASKETBALL By Unltod Pro11 hton Hall 79 St. Fran. N, "' 74 W. VIr. St. 17 Whoollng Coli, 82 Gtorwlo Tech 71 Kontucky 52 Dvh 72 Wool Vlralnlo 61 Gtorwla 14 Sooth Cai'QIIno 63 Mill. St. 75 SouthoHtarn La. 61 Ohio Stoll 75 Purdua 73 Wltuton II Woyna Stolo 54 G111nen 16 Youngstown 77 Xnltr Ohio )6 Lohllo 65 North~ollrn IS Mlnnoooto 76 , ·CUlT .:R. ATE~.( SA .l'l . SA~E % PRICE...,: IG% OFF FrH Parking RF Pflt RI NG IN S. AL LIN G chalked up two th1n en 1lrcnfl manufacturer." ,, TQY _$4.2_9 gal. I,;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~, l l II thty 111~ ht "m1dt mort wln11 with comparative ease. s~.YJ~~~ ltll rl~l~ 1 In !Itt Toy Dt~~trlnloftt.' SPECIAL oono licblnd• it, has shown no "ligbtenlmt Up" symptoms so far, tY'I tllcktst playmlktrs, wn The No 1 rated Middles have loll· starrlr,g for the Bolton Bruins In ed over 14 straight opponents tiM ytln iust prier to World War 2S%~30~-4oi.so" ' ' .. IN,..I All Colors ' Reg. $6.30 gal. have 1~ members. Those on Mason teom which Is ganized are Tommy Ewing, Meadows, Earl Ingles, Debby Row· land, Ronald Millet, Harry Surlace Jr., Steph~n Creamer, John Rogers, Larry Noble, Bobby tin, Eddie Young, Billy V1c Ebersbach and Danny BILL COWLEY ly U~ltod Prill Whon Bill · c~wlo,, onl pi Wednesday, Thursday .:.r, Friday SPECIALS First reading or the wet X ray led doctors to believe Campanel· la had a broken spine But a sub- PAINT, Middleport High School star a~d now a reoident of Mason City. Each team will be permitted to sequent reading disclosed that hill neck tlad been fracturer. Campanella was alone and drivmg his twn automobile when the No, 1 nod agam thiS week, taking acctdent happened. •' DRIVE IN Charlie Carr willie hts asslsant wall be Harry Surface, one time Doctors at Glen Cove Commuport 13, 20 ' Troy 12 mty Hospital placed the jinx·rid-~ Others Canton South 11. Cuya- den catcher on the critical lut hoga Falla, Pomeroy, Ham.ilton Immediately after X-rays indiFa11110!d 7 each. cated the extent of his inJury. , 1: SECOND THINGS FIRSl. Young 4 e;ch ' Brtdge '3 MORt DAYS ESSii~X. Vt.- Town WALL 16 Findlay 22 17 Columbus Easl No SJ"gns Of Letli"ng· Up Dr1"ve By BOB GRIMM COLUMBUS (lp - The Ohio high aehool basketboll '"'on has leu than a month to go with most of the slate's top unbeaten squado showing no Blgna of letting up the pace If paot years mean anything, however, many unscathed teams, put on the spot with tho proapect of an unbeaten campalcn and the upcoming tournamenta, won't otand the prcSBurc, As 1 result, 1 wave of upsel! could be record· ed around the stole within the next few weeks 333 'EI7 :UI 23* Campy's Neck Is Broken As Auto Skids, crashes unbeaten Oh1.0 Squads ShOWI·ng thers, Gallipol•a Orgsniza'tlon of a The !jason team wltl be kuoWJl league lor elementary as the Buff•loes, the Bend Area of Mason County Ia ~---...---nO'f underway, SChOOII to be II> w'tw'am ft·jz an,d &an•· ·of 1 ctuU•d aa membe1'1 'of the leagoe "" "' 280 are New Haven, Mason, llarUord, 1.,aaon ore here viallln• her pal' 6. Oklahoma Swte 1:1-1 123 Clifton and WOit Columbia. ents, Nr. and Mrs. C. H. Wtoe .~. 7. (Tie) North Carolina 12·3 Team members may be students and other relatives. Temple 13 2 101 from any grade In the school. Prac. I I";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-=, 9. Rradlev 11·3 58 tlee sessions will start next week II 10 Kentucky 1~·3 5I and wtU continue for three or Rubber Second 10 group - ~l, Mary. four weeks. A rodnd robin toum· land, 40; t~, North Carlma State, amen! Is planned following that ~; 13, Mteb1gan State, 34; 14.1 period and will be held in the Wa· Bast oregon State, 13, 15 Dayton, 11, hama gymnasium under tbe di· 16, Arkansas, 8; 17, St John's N. reetlon of Ralph Sayre. Y., 6; 18, California, 5; 19, (lie) C h f tb ., lll be Notre Dame Seattle and Brigham oae 0 e '",aaon 1.eam w '1. Weal Vireinio 28 14-o 2 ~'n"s ~ 12·2 3, San Fra!J"ISCO ~ I~·I 4. Cinclnnaij 2 13c2 ' ~- K'l"sa' ,State IH Others - MIChigan, 2; Georgia Tt1m Points Tecb, l. 1. Middelown 30 14·0 334 2. Cleve E311 'l'eeh 13.() 25q 3 Hamtlton I 10·1 217 4. Zanesville 12.() 188 !5 Cols No11th I 11·0 139 6. Elyna 2 12.() 103 7. Canton McKinley 12·1 98 8 Toledo Scolt 10·0 95 9 Cin St Xav1er 13·0 6ti 10 Cleve Sl lgnatms 12-1 51 ' GLEN COVE, N. Y. UP - Los Anseles Dodger Catchet Roy Cam· Second 10 group 11 Youngspanella broke h1s nl:!ck early totown South 37, 12 To!UIIo Macom day whe' hts , automobile sk:ddcd ber and Salem 32 ca~h. 14 Iron- on a slippery street a(ld crashed ton 30: 15 Dayton Roosevelt 23, mto a hgbt pole. clnnatl Central, 96·31, the follow- Ctln. During thtt time, tht Bruins Ing evenlnc ltd the Natlontl Hockey League Mlddloo Ovorwhtlmlng Cholco four straight tim11 and won two ranks fourth In lea&ue acorlna: with 1 22.7 avera'' op 204 pointo The Mlddiea eBBliY calned the Stanloy Cupo. In nine game~. Potta io oeventh good opportunities to shoot !rOIIJ Whtttvtr happtnld to 8111 Cowwith 139 points and a IU IVeroae. outoldo or drlve·in at each game, loy? Todoy he owf)J • prooporouo 19'l~ selectmen purchnse1! ll new snow plow !or the street department Now they arc considering purchase ol 11 truck so the plow can be u.sed Mingle, Carriihers, Help In Voting Top Basketball Fives ketball teams in tile state each week or the season Thts L'l the nxlb season Umted Press has conducted the rat anyway," said Retton. ings During that ttme the,r have This was in some contrast to re- become recognized generally as marks by Coach Noion swackhom· the most authorttattve In Oh,o er of Middleport who 01id lui high school basketball. week. The coacbes are selected most ly on a regiOnal basis Ill order to "In my opiniOn, theBe new ~nd prevent one section from mono unnecessary" gins bc1rds can pollzing the rahng• Other con throw off the boy1 In their oboot· Bideratlon.s mcludc a coach's In&." schedule and the caliber of the Even with bothersome ctau coach hmlSeiC backing Jackson's baeketo, the The SEO league has two me111 Panthers should not be ovel' ber coaches on lhe board, George Mingle, J~ckson and Blll Carr1 pressed to cop their 12th come. Interest 1s expected to be higher than ever tn Lillie Leagqc baseball come June and July in Middleport and Pomeroy. One of L1ttle League President John Thompson's top jobs 111 Middleport wtll be to obtam a htgh caliber of managerial people for the youngsters It is nol slretchmg the point even a little lo say that success ot Little League depends In the clubo llrst outing on the 1 d I ·d d f' 1 1 d Pomeroy floor OilY December 13, the entirely upon a u t gul ance an trm con ro exerc se Panthers were 66-28 wlnnm. the managers , Since then, however, J1cbon upWoody Call, who rules hiS lads w1th an tron h~nd on oet Logan ti2·il0 only 1ut week on diamond, and off when he catches up w1th them, wtli be back. the Logon floor, and apparently Jumor Kennedy will take ~is first plunge into Littl~ Leitgue 1much improved over the De<em· managmg. Kennedy should do all right. ber team Woody takes the altitude 11 IS a privilege for these boys Scas~n scorln& record• for Jack· 'ow:nspeo· l'on show El1nauale and Wrl4hl have the opportunity to play baseball at their age, 'f as the teadmc point makero. The pie provtde uniforms and equipment Others contribute 111'11 boy has 87, the oecond 80 time in organizing the league and managmg it Given points, Neither are In the claH of the least the kids can be required to do is play within the Pomeroy's ST Johnson wit~ 306, lughesl codes of sportsmanship. Paul Folmer with 128, or Junior ThiS goes for parents too who 011 occasion become Hawthorne with 104. Retton said thia morning he unruly than their perspiring youngsters at events would otart Folmer ond Howthorne on the diamond. at forward11, Johnson at center, L1ttle League baseball must be a wholesome Influence on Bill WUoon at one guard (1011 and boys. if it IS anything else its purpose 1s defeated before a either Bruce Zirkle or Ronnie Mar· ball Is thrown I the other guard poll, de, , L'ttl on what kind of a de· I b The baseba I fan o serves that wmmng t e Jacklon come• In with, teams arc those that have the strictest team discipline. CAN THIY DO IT Is there a team sport In which this is not true• Or are there can Middleport beat Wellolon? any Individual' sports, !Ike golf, where Coac!J.,~ackhamer knowa h can slstently are won by persons·unablc to d,isclpline be @Ill! lieeau~e tbrl!e telll)l ~v; Show me oue performed the leal already, This club cominl lo Middleport - - - -----·=-c::----tom11hl Is biB, fast, and was picked LoasTER EXPERIMENT to flmsh on top of the SEO at the AIIGUST\, llo - :llalne'a S" season's ·beglnnlnc. Tom Camps Slw« !C"hcn•·• Department ton, Dickie Potts, and Mu Walton rt•pnrls ''(!ncOtw-aglng resu lts'' are aU in the 6-2 and 6-8 ran&e fr·om t'XpNimt>nts rn shippmJ Their scorln& over an 11-a:ame hv<' lobsters packed In wood season route to date Is 61, 24e. and C 00 ~huv JngH However, CommJSSiorr 172 pomta reopectlvely, Walton l,ortland Takes Two Off Chester '" "' Grade S h I Sports Leaders O,rg4lnizing Young~ter OI)TRAN MOUNTAIN 5 League In MasonCQ~ty ~Juncf.Bend 9ll2 LINOUUM RUGS . ' Jteg. aells for $10.011 $7.95 You Art! A~oh; frietlds Hw1 ' •12U. .MaiD Sl. Plloue 191 • t:rnesl ea,,n, Mgr. ' ' �S-D~y Sentinel, Pt,meroy-Middleport, o., Jan. 28, 1958 The 0 aa·r Y Senti'nd Middle,port Brow•ieScouts United Methodist First Meeting Is Thursday Family Night Is . The first meeting ot the Brow- troop leader and her assistants Held On Sunday rue Scouts will ~ he l~ on Thurs- are Mrs. Maxme Allensworth, Mrs. • day jafter school m the busement Clifford Stumbo and Mrs. James ', Family Night 5 onsored b of Heath. Methodtst Chureh This Pullens Members of Mrs Theiss' Young Adult eta! was h~<itne meellhg IS for those who are al- Troop Co~mtttee arc Mrs Robert the Un1ted Method 1st Chur ~I1 ready reg.tstererl Schmoll, (hurman, Mrs. Phyllis Sunday cvPmnf e At lhe present time the mem- Hackett and M1ss Anna Howell A polluck d111ne d · •bl!rsblp ·ts I uII but th etc IS a wa1tSIK o'clock follow rdwas b serve 1 11 at Ele-..nor lDI . list There are two troops of Brownies. Mrs Pal ShPrmB,fi Mllls IS the leader of one trOOp and her aSSistants are ~1rs Geraldme AI· len, Mrs Jl!an :\loody, and Mrs J ean Morgan Mrs ~tills' troop commJUcc rons1st s of lfrs Robert Fil cha1rman. ~lni Ricluud Wells ande,Mrs Roger ·11orgap Mrs Paul Thrl55 IS the olbcr _ ___ _ l---- ~ROOMS OP .I ,, r II' "" I l ~I • , $595 Th e Homebu ilders Class of the M1adi epor t Ch urc h o1 Cl1rist will hoId a Rum mage Sale at the former Dut ton Drug Store bulldmg on ~Ill ;trect on rnday and Satura~, anuHry 31 to FeDruary l nyone who Wl9hca to have rumma,gc picked up 1s to call Mrs. Wilham Slater al 8311 -M The class will also have a Bake Sale on Saturd!!.y, FeDruary 1 at the Robinson's Tn-Lustre Clean crs Anyone who \l.ants their bak cd goods p1cked up shoul~ call MIS Russell Wilson at 6410 I 1st at 530 1> Willwm Francis, has called a ~peoal meet· mg of the rmancc and Program CommHt.ees and all the room mo thers for Thursday at one o'clock and ha5 askctl that lhl')l all be pre- an• We.stminl'(er Yrolltll Mtss Marilyn Grueser return ed to Columbus Monday afte. spcndmg the weekend WJth he~ paren~, Mr and Mrs- Karl Gruc .!!er, Mmersvllle Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Farley ol Ch~ylon,W. Va , and Edward Parl:er Jr. ere weekend guest:. ol th arenl.s, Mr. and Mrs Ed•vard Porker, Sr.. Mloersvllle Mrs. Freda Mitch has ' r,turnec~ to her, home I~ MlnerlvlUe after a visit With relatives in Clncln nat1. Charles Grueser who is em· ployod m V.lr&inlo spenl. t~• week end Wl!>b hi! ,amily at ' MlnW· Vl!lf, l isses Ethel and .Clara Gar· land were m Colu,mbus laSt week CBiled b,y the death af a frle~d. Mrs Elmer Gears and .son John Gears and friend, MISS 'Mabel Knott all of Glouster were Sundar guests ol the Iarmer's aon-ln· law and daughter, Re\' and MrE Eugene Brown and family. Rev. Eugene Brown lefl Mon· d•y lor Columbus to attend the Ohlo Pastors Convention Mr and Mrs. Harold Brabbm and Mr and Mr.i A c. Downm~ Church wenl t('l Huntln,l! lun Sat urday for n s·.vtmmm!( p~r1y at the YMCA Pool Those ,IZOJng mdudet.! Frcrl Sla tcr, Lois ,,nn Sauer, Sus1c Aliens worth, Ca1'r1!yn Hussell U1charrl Bolm, G~orgc Sauc~, Johnn y Allt>r:sworth unci Karen G)l'l.U: They were ,Jccompanwd by Rc\' Howard Ruppcll, Lewis Sauer Jr and Mrs Lucy Gregg sent Gas Range Pay Only $$9.58 down and $2U.OQ per month Hair CuHing Styling- Bleaching and Tinting ·BAKER FURNITURE OI'EN 9 TO 8 MON. TIIROUGII SAT, On 1'bc Drlghtest Corner Cl 'Oiled Wed, Artcrnoon In Mlddlepo'"l • flf Dunbar, W. V~' ~uesl! The West11Jin1ter Youth FellOW· ahlp ol the First Presbyterian The Stall and oirlcers of the Church went to Nelaonvllffl· $u!l· Pythlan Sisters met at the home of day at att'end a Yiiqtb Rally. 'rbote Mrs. Casb Bal!j, Vo,ohy 'evening were 200 prese~t. with Mr&. Martha Chl!ds " tbe aoThe next RallY iNJII tie al lleer· slating hostua. field on May I. ' The meeting opened wltb prayMiss Lynn Buchanan; Faith or from tbe Yearpook Mrs. WI!· chairman of the Youth Cou•oll llam Allman 'Presided. : had the closing wcrshlp service. ' ' Plans were made lor thelr. an· Those attending were Judy Sau- nual dinner whlcb wlll be held on er, .'LYnn Buchanan, Janice Zirkle, February ~. Two ' new mornbell, ElSie Reichart; Carolyn RuiSell, Mr~ Frank Chcesebrew and Mrs, Hele~ Taylor, Patt)l Lowery, Bev- Natftaa Biggs Jr., were received erly Perrjn, Jamie Jobb, ·sandra r into the organization Hysell, RIChard Bolin, Karen / Games were played and prizes Gregg, Judy Gregg and SuSie Al· were won by Mrs. Myron MU!er, Jenswort~. ' I Mrs. Allman, Mrs. Ralph Gibbs Jr. They were accompanied by Mrs I Mrs Bertie Watll and Mrs. Bob ~udson White, adlvlsor, Mr. and BurkeU. •d'rs. Donald Lowery, Mr1, Lucy The hostessea served ulad, sind· Gregg and Miss Farle Erlewlne. wlcbes and eoffee to the members and thl'ee JIUcsto, Mrs. Burkett, Flatwoods Mrs. Btggti and i.-ra. Cheesebr~w. Mr. and Mrs. Elzn Osborn or Athena nnd Mr and Mr1. Harry Kinnan and lamlly oi l Rosevlllo TliACHIIt'$ PENSION ,' were Sunday •uestJS of Mr anrt 1 B "rs E J. HULl Ji. E. Vt.-:JISJ ' A'tiei!J Jorinny Brydt' 'I' nl s 1 rd GIU~ICI wa1 th' first retired with 11r, and Ml:i · Jfil~ 'Y , reacher ltere \O receive . a ,,peru• M .'!j u~der a new city proviBion. Cml• n ' 01 r. •• " ~/udloi wljl· l!lli>ejve 3~ ~PI· and Mr~. been 111 ~hoi !'a• Iars a month. Sbe tauthl f~ at ~ ce y, ye!la, ' ' • ' ' :nn " t.:J PAINT UP N·OW •• o· Ll.l JOir SPRING •• CARIFREE·I w Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Finle1 fam1ly spent the ~eekenrl wttlt relatwes l!:t Cnrrollton. Mr. and Mr&. William · Grat,. and son James, Charleston, wep weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs. W11lbm Baker Sunday guests of Mr ~nd Mr~ Wtlham Baket were Mr. and MrGary Dudding and son Sammy c! Huntington Mr and Mrs Willard Eberpbach and daughter Cheryl visited Sun day with her parents, Mr anr' Mrs Clare!lcc Might of Bradbury Mr and Mrs Ttoy Jones Jr ,nd sons Michael> John and Jer of Columbus ware weekend 1 S~clety - ~ucsls or Mr. -=-.n-d -~Irs. Frank frey guests of thelC pa rents, Mr. 11ft' Checsebrew and Mr. J B Hayes. Mrs Roy Jones Sr, o,f S)·racus Mr. and Mro. M. F Jlarman and ••d MT_ and Mr. £ ~· · IIIII 01 , \fr .m rl Mrs ~·rnn k lm ClArk ,IIJd son ha ve moved mto the flue daughters. Carolyn and Diane and son, David, and Elmer Shaff~r of Smlth, enroute to Charleston. llJI.lrtmcnt (ln South Scronfl st Mrs. Rlebard Rawling 1, form• Mr iJitf! Mrs CharlcE Woodc of Eric, Penn, were week end guests Alfred atut }fr and Mrs John of Mrs John K Sm1th TheY were cr Meigs County resident, cl "far· Hnycs of Chester Wl'l e recen\ jomed Sunda)l Dy i~lr and t,frs. lon, ls a medical patient at Melga V!nccnt Dabo and Jean Ellen of General Hospital. DannY Brown, who recently unPomeroy and Thomas Kelly derwent an appendectomy at the Dm11er guesta recently of Mr M01gs General HoapJtal, b11 been and Mrs Buford ~ East were her returned to his borne on North sister, Ml'S. Eugene Fry and Third Avenue. daugbter, Carolyn, of Zanesville 'Everett Bachner Is able to be out now after 1:1 reclmt Illness. Mr and Mrs. John K. sm1th Jr. of Akron were overn1gbl guests FrJday of h1s mother, Mrs J. K a~d I'URNITURE'S SPECTACULAR JANUARY CLEARANCE SALEI "POMEROY'S FINEST" Regular $149.95 WATCH 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES . REPAIR by Ritchey ' ', I f The H 1ghc~t Quality Prcsmp tlon Service for You Yew' of ExpcrJCnct!, combmcd w1th 11he Bcsl Pharnlolccutlc,Jis, com '' ' ' '' . DINETTE SETS END TABLES ' .. -~··· ,, ; ;' '. t' . ' ' ' LOOK AT ·THIS PRICE 9X12 Reduced Prices On WOOL RUGS SALE FIVE LEFT s48ooo I ELECTRIC DRYERS Reg, $3~.40 . NOX14 ········ ·Now ·$23.95 ltcg. $3US ' .. aoox·1 4, UTLAND , MASo.N· ITURE FURN· I TURE ,MASON, Ohio · W. VA. . n~g. -,~r~e ..1 . •• ~~.II r '" ··· .;.·· Now $25 9p '-il· )l(.} •' •' . ' ,• .. ' . ' 850X14 'Pius Fed:.Excise , . Tax '. ' ' ' • ;, . . ' rt 56-48 Wellston Rockets Get O .u tside Shooting Mrs: w. E. Reeves , Prov~s Bad Car An~ !ruck Mission In ~llis~on • pl'l!nllsing young preacliers m On Lmcoln Hill Pollee inveat1gated Prandeis oomes to Claimed By D~ath , Tile Middlel'llrl Yellow Jackets caught Wellston here on a 'At c ', nume u:;,• r~ed Tuesday night with their second best scorer big Dickie arpenter • . Medicine For Jacket Cagers ~f Funeral lcrvlces are as yet 56~. , · incomplete 191'-Mrs. w. E. Reeves I O~lf., Mark Kelly of .the Jacket:o, was up to form on offense 1 formtr Meisa County ~ehool tea· and defense. The husky forward hit eight field goals and four 1eher and veteran Poatmlotreu at for foUr at the free line for 20 - ' 1Carpenter who dll!d at her Car ' pQlnts. r penter hofl1e Tuesday evenlnt. , Hi! ,Production was only )wo 1 Mr1. Reeves . formerly • tausht mort cf Gene Reed's 22 points lor I at Pegtpw~ lor __ ,.V!f~l . years Wellston carded on 1tf lleld goals and later liecame tbe' Poatmlltre.. ··~ two' lree !oases All but one at Carpent,er, a PQSifion which 1 0f, Reed's baskets came on his/ ~ ~ she held fGr· a ,Perlqd o( more ,.,eiredly long two-ha•d•d set ahot lp•n 40 ~·"'· ·,from 25 feet away. · ~ She was prece11e<1 In death by U the SEQ's 3·7 Jackets were COLUMBUS UP-G Will her huabanll approximately 110 ever to beat the big Wellston team O'N .11, h ov 0· !d. years ago when he W3S killed by thl 't st . ht 111m e1 s p Y!I!Ctan sa 8 tram , , Me yeawr, ll'"was 1daT mgCo Tuc.~day night !hat the governor's Surviving the deeeued' ia one ax a wll an om mpston, , f Hd h rt t ' the big men, played In a IJ•st ulf ;•ct~rx rtomd ha ,m 111 ••hi at·0 "ster. Mrs. Myrtle Nltkles, AI· •· Sl r t' t 1 h Dl kl ac m lea e e w be a e ban)', and several nieces and ne· x oo wo nc c e 't'e.s_ume his full duties and ac· h 1 wance. · Petti wa& Ineligible and did not t 1 b d d . ~ ewa. ' 't With hi , I I h ' lVC y e a can t a1~ 1or r~,~ P Servlc~'~ will be In Clharae of I~Jup. mOjlolegam~u r n" -" ' • 'and · hili youn•or brother Jake • the Hoodlet Funeral Home of h •G • Dr. George I Nelson ~aid a late ·cw Mlrsn!l•lu Ohio With the • hi snngnormteoldenr d every- hRev Carmll " ' ' ta kdlt8 I . I d b R ,I ~ lernoon chk ec up !oun Chesaer of Marsh· , oc; I ~18Se u:.~f. alter bun· thmg quile satiSfactory. He B8id lletd Method~t Church ofl•ciat· DY., ay ~ft waa a 1 atu t aSs1gn- O'Ne11l was progressma ven 1 ' plent lor them, II not lmpoSBible. well ng. • In the llrst bOll they hit only e'•ht , ..,: ,. ,.,e Repu bl'Jean ••vernor, who dLee 1McComas t t r olth Middleport dec d js of 29 ahots, mast of them eloae·m. bas announced he 10uld st:ek re· a mm s ra or or e ease . But the Jacketa could do little election for a' second term, 1mf· 1 better. • fered • mild heart au;ck last /' , llidd!eport led 11-8 at the first Weddesday oh a trip from Dar· 00W ' quarter a en4, a~d 21-19 at hall· ton. 1· ~ ' \ime. ' \' . "I 4Jtlnk Wlthm ~ny reasonable I ', ·' Ev~l\\, th~ llriJi' ball Middle; probabiljl.v, Gov. O'N~III will M· Or lJil, e· ·ODI!Il rotta. (ouled dut the game on book learnin', and still lost II O'Neill w·n BC [ Act'IVe Candidate In Pnmary Race Js Forecast r outh Night Pomeroy Point on Tuesday night, Febru· ary 11, tO speak to an ~petted capacity Youth Ntght audt· ence in the rotnt Pleasant Beruor High auditorium. Rev. J. 8', Keefer, pa.tor of the Church of Christ In Chris· tlan Unloa will pre~lde while stu· ' denll ol the Senior High 15cb01>1 w!U leafl. jo . the devR!JqnaLter· ~Ice · Desp1te one of the moJt · lo~e­ ment nlgbll o! the 19$7 Mlu)bn, the Youth Nllht attendance 'I'" the lar&ell ol lhe entire. Wl•k and Steering Committee ol!l~ls .-tlcloote an even Iarget gr~IIP this Is an actldent of LIDcoln Hill Tues day in wb1ch 1 car and a tru~k coHlded 11 the re.sult of 1now and 1ce on the atreetl. Police Chlel Frank D Hudson said that the 111416 Ford S!ltlon Wagon bemg driven eastward orr the hill by Herbert Ole Simmon<, 46, ol Pom<roy, suddenly began sk1ddmg on a turn and amashed into a truck bemg drlven up the hill by Walter Bentr • Hudaon said exten1ive damage was done to both vehicle• the Slmmona car aufferina: esLJmatetl damages a! $CiOO and tbe Benll truck approllmately $3&1. No one was mjured In the ac cldenl W8fli born and wia achcol• In and New York Universities Minnesota. ot and South ' .fJo{' .,, . · .l ' •" :tmu:IDI::ntQflruiiJ ' Floc~ ooins '1 ! BY UNITID PRill' I ' A' light snow continued over uf' I... Mrive 5wee.l\ii l ., Early·In pQmer0y'. SEO Freeway PI!lin • y • • I bh!o durmg the night but only man, he wu ar . . ' '!"" slight additiOn wai ~ade to the ear thelt and served a coLuM;.us UP- 'I'he ' stat• blanket already on the ground In term In the penitentiary. Hero Highway Deportment uld today most parts ol the state he was con~~erted to the Christ· that Its d"!Sion• 9 and 10, I are The weatherman sllld t~mpera· lan ~lth. Due to hla extenaive l!llklns a prcl;,unnry stud)' 1p 1 tures range d from &.IJ •• at zaneB Jcw~a11 '·• traInmg, Rev. Brande111 """ ••"the11sIem 0 mo rrliiatw11JC "'• a Local grollndhogs may or • may nol see their shadow sunday. prov· ville to az at Chesall'ake Cotum· ha1 me111or1Eed most of the Old futare Lake Erle-to·Ohio :River b1 Freeway. ' ' 1 wl t 1 hus and Cleveland · recorded Z8 Testament. 1~1n; bt~1 th bee ,;:a~!!e~ ha~:!nss and Cincinnati 26 . , . , The prdposal for the road was J rt\ H · S W ht t', 1 The loreeast today was lor the Tb11 J1ynam1c spealrer " much •••anced by tbe Southeastern Pa es ~e11o~i rrt . rigfl ·8 k snow flUrries to diminish, al· m demand by college and profess· Obio Regional Couoei1. ,.. omeroy, .m qui e ce 1m 1 oc · h h f Ohid t tonal lfOUps as well as large However, the department made 1 , T~en ·Kelly hlt two charities and ol 20 to SO robins have erred In t oug h molt o , waa "'pee • I c'urcbOI ond gathenngz Ho re It I th t I I I l added a •idB court one binder for eomrng oorth before February~ J~ ave ,s~me moredl ~~ow. 1'' eiDtly completed two ~cry sue 1• ~e(r : no ;~rna Pj8Jir 1~5 11}23 lllldHle;>ort. But lllax Wallo~ Tuesday he was amazed wlind " n" we,rc e"!'!tte e ear cOI8ful crusade In Canada ,. t 1 nlg d done. e lprdo e~ I twlated In O';t ol the slot to tie It !be Robina , on bia ground, yes, brle Y ear Y ton•... ' but mort ' . I no nc u e on any e era n· up and Re<lu hit two tnore ng ahlvermg ;lightly, ,but itlll appar· light snow was lorecut lor lair wnllte program and 1f con· ones and Hill added one lo~1931· ently convinced It was time o leave toniJht and Thuraday. ' P ' . l.~llt strueted, 1\ would have to be 20. • \the south. Tbe birds nrlved a full A I~w prea~~ area" movl!li V~o built entirely Irom state lunda. Tbe Jacke)l cli,nbed ~ack to . • live weeks early, March 1 being out or the Norihern ~Ide.~ tb\• The proposed road would be . 88 -b~ the •third quarter's end 34 on I the usual date lor their trip to mornmg wiU trlcger lhursday' constructed by relocallog OhiO 5 fo\11' points lrom Bobby Nelson, southern Ohio !Continued on PliO 11..1 between Logan and Hunhlngton, hook t I fr K II , dE 1 "They'll probably have w make - - -W Va' North (rom Log!n, the ""T."' e ap ece om e y an rn· · proposed road would roughly e;t Bowles, atd • free throw by an extra trip aouth and back up M~son U , C llOD f II 'Oh' 13 t s d t Roy Lone. here thlfl year because surely we'll o ow 1o o an us Y· Opening tbe final Ira"!• Wolton bave some rough winter In FebThe herd o! Jones and Jones The department "'d that some . and Tom Compston bit lcr 42-34 ruary," said Mr. Hazelton. of l\9ule I, Pt. Pleaunt, placed seellors of Ohto 13 may be relo· The closest Middleport came aile; Robms usoally leave thia local· 0 ee llr,lt In Muon Ccunty on the cated or Improved and that the tb t •• •• K (t ' 1 ty between Nov I and the 15th. ' DIDA Honer Roll lor the month work w" not part ol the prOpos· a was ~., on e Y.!1 n ce M North-South Througltway. drive-in layup With 3:30 OQ the of Decem""' with 40.4 average Gov. c William O'Neill and clock. pounds ol fat per cow. hiahway Chief Charles Noble ,•. Walwn got 3 and Reed 6 Polnlal Joe F. Burdett.• native ol Ma Other herds In the order or speeted the proposed route in l in the ~nal mlnut~l w ~uck tho haoans Cfiolcudnty!or ntobwe DeolmCochraartllecstnono-, 'tbelr placlriJI are as follow.· Ray &)uthcastern Ohio l"t No. 13. Heckel! 7th leai!Ue victory aalelY I'_ c k R dl Tbe aovcrnor and Noble hid a awp;. ' qunstlon lor aoC\'<tary ol allte ol ran . en eraon, as.o overoge corilerencc With West V<rglnia . 'l'h• Jatkets again last nl~t, I~ . West Virglniln He Is,. at' pruenl pojlllds ol lat per cow; Otmer Gov. Cecil Underwond regarding c~ntraot 1o thejr outatandlng game Ch,rles D~w, Rose Hill, Pome· the assiOtant ·alate treasurer. Llevllli, West Columbia, S7.4. tho proposal but no statement aaaina\ A,Il)en last .woek ~ roy, alormer architect and con· The of!ice which Burdott I• G. C. Sol)lmer, South Side, 'J5.B, d 1 obieste<!1 wlUfhltdnslrom 'tbe oul- tractor in thiS are~ lor a number ,..klog is lor the unexpired term ~:~~n~~a~er,Leo!"t~'i;. ';;~i '"~h:~:utheastern Ohio Region· aide, { , · 1 ol ye~s, d1ed early Wedneaday of the ·late D. Pl],t P'J!rlen. B IB 8 P • 316 , '~,e ie' J ll Council proposed the roa~ as ~alno the bll Wellaton re· morning He ls the !ormJ;r president of M eon, · • a r or· art 1 d t c tc fro Nl>rth bounders, .)V,ion and compaton, Funeral arransementa which aro the W"'f Vlr~lnla st.te be"!~,. of ~~ •1°~P~~1111 F~r7i ~·0~ c.)lc. :.., gbt"0 1~e~h~ml Fla.m · Ibis was ~t~urder. 'Ia yet Incomplef!l, are under the control 8nd b the so~ ol Mts P. .,.w s, r. • 9, O • • ' · Nelson ottempted itve drlve·lna direction cf tho' ' Ewlnll Funeral T.IBurdett ol 0h!o River Road In N~ll, f•~ Coli'.,~bla, 280 !; Clat from bearl~l lllgbtiy ~ff life Home. Pt Pleasant. ""l'" "'l'nc. art, 2'1. : c. -o•• 1 f th rt Ea h tl L - ' Cottrill, p,, Pleasant 28.6; Doug - XP1 ~ e cou ' C me ~e , Iaf and David Rou•h. New Have n, • :r:ed away lrom the basket ... 0 ' Flo 1:.. 261 D A Smith Hartlord 257 ' ace clifford CatiO!I, Moson, 20 and j _. • 1 I Former Pomeroy ° Counti•an T S kSetreta'ry 0( State 0£(•Ice , Pleasant Herd (s FI'rst In Fat prOO • , "If • I .......... ..... .............. •It rho ~,.... :: '• ' . 1958, .~hlp II. pq I ' 8 the~crl~\:,::e:~ -~7 ::p!.:~ 1magmary 'jJ, • UitO Sp fl~te~i~. €fPllttd"I{~·8.fLG ade ¥."" ,, ~ I 5 1\Jpils Howard Rouoh, Letart, 250. ~e lat~nclung a~ge i~e Pon\e~y marked· of an im· , Fliday, JaiiU!lfY 24, aginary space on the of 'Junior High Schpol. Mrs. Eva Stout's elghllt;gude history ~udents, In -.an Unusual andJI!ghly entlll'lalninJ .,sal!mlily program, engineer,._, • 'hi b ed the tr!P'I to space in a PI~'Y."~t~~lled "Mars Ji'an..ay', W c ~nnoun~. d...rlbed to the Ju.nlor High stu· ' · ' • and fa Karen u• Holt, "true·y ' OOCI, atory , cu • 81 1 " ' A roe ke't sblp ..,... •·• bewapace• 1111mm. en lll!fore the iailnchlng howevl'l" coilltruded by the stud~n\4 With lhe .,..mbly followed .;ore doww:' · ~fstithl'g '111\1 {lound .e(lfllll which !Harth lin.. ,TIIlen the P!~l!rtlll bfighte~W t)fe)Iiuslon of _ . 31 , ' tiegllll wit~ the tr.ll!jjij,Q!l .1ravel. tlrcu<d In spa,ce aulll, , the sra4e a Iute led by tar,cy )JorailfY, ·¥l•f.ed , lp tbe lpi\JO ahlp wit~ Cap4 Michael Bowen. JudY Hewe~ »Ill > M,oOnll~t • wete Prbfueqr oon led In proying the Lord'i PraY· Wolliliit Von HoundoJ, played•br, er. For,the Scripture r.-•dlna Pen· , ,!c~ael11'ulli. and Cu~by, '11~9 In ny Moore c~oao the eighth cbapt<:r' ,real Ole I• Walter Grueaer. F1ret of tbe book of ')lalaebl. . ,n~ ~t<ond Akela soou\a were Ed· dlt lklfll!llton and Euseno Jobn· of' the prosram . ston ' trip to lola"· ' The travelers were areetN.f,~:;~~~~~~j~ll repreaenled the .~ after 'their succesaful landlnr ~ announcer and on 'Min "'.the queen cf the Mil' of Slllri U~,' Joyce BuekleJ, ond ber part o! C!OIIrtl , l>YJ!l! Mlgb~~ Judy M!Ufr, cf ~e '!'~ ilbter,' Ann ... Arnll!d. IIIII Allen • (C.;-tnuH on ,..., ~•ol· , spaee l .J. o•tf 'I •1:...~ . •"PfT'I~ The Jackson lronmen of Coaeh George Mingle pulled the biggest upset 'ol the SEOAL aeason last night as they nipped the previously undeleated Pomeroy Panthers by a score of 45-43 011 the new JAckscn lloor. Pomeroy's loss thus slopped their winning s~eak at II and left tbelll with a one game lead in the league race for the champlonoblp The Jronmen played Jnsp&recl boll thrcugl!out the IOtond half after they a:ot 1 tlltl! of the lead lor the li,..t time In the game. They ccntlnuoualy out-rebounded the Panthen on both ends of tltP court as final stat11tita gave lherr. a tall! ol 43 rebcundo to 28 lor Pomeroy '*Upon the announcement of In that rebonndillg department Randall Metcalf that he was waiv· h'IR( the atol')' of the outcome lng a jury in the trial of hl!t ol the aame deopite the lact that cJJent. J R Ty<.~, charged wrth the Panthers were way off m mak1ng false statement! 1n effect· tltcir Jhoolinc. They connected mg sale of a deep frePze , Jud !! ~ on only 13 ahota of 50 from the John C Bacon dJ.Squallflcd him· floor for a torr1dly low 26 per self from hearmg the case witn cent. out a Jury Meanwhile, the Jawon learn In do10g so Judge Bacon indr· was having a good nlaht percent· cated that many people have call agcwue In field goal accuracy ed in person or by telephone at They hit 18 ol 41 lor an avera'' )jlJ home, expressing rhemselvts; ol U 9 per cent. further that atatements released Coaeb D1ck Retttln offered no to the newspapera concerning the a!Jb11 alter the pme and dJ.J- m~ttter raJ&ed complica!loru counted any idl!a that the tlau "In many of yeara Gf practice back boar4t In the. new Jackson as a lawyer," Judge Bacon .aa1d, l gym co.t them the bill game He hne been attorney for and ad Pmnted to the rebound statlstlca v1sed many of the persons who and eommeoted, "Tiut'a where signed papers for the salesmen we lost 1t." Involved 111 these cases Thts would dtsquahfy me as a matter The came began with every of law" indJcatJon that the Panthen "I regret I find lh11 necessal'}'", IUiiht hne an easy time of it as Judge Bacon sl1d becau!le It they quickly raced to an 8-1 lead has not been, IS not now, nor only to see it cut dC~wn by the will 1t ever be my policy tv end of the flnt quarter to 17 11 nmd I11Y respomnbrlitie3 as A bu.eket by nm E1snaugle at judge You see the same diS· the outset of the second quarter quallhcahons of a juror apply to narro*ed the score to 17 13 but when he 11 asked to sll · goal! by Paul Folmer and ST aas judge a JUror" Johnson qulcrl)" gne tt"ae Pan"Notwtthstandtng tlte <!ons1der then their ~i:te<t lead or the ation mentioned," Judge Bacon game at 2l·Ur.. concluded, 'I am constantly act· Late In th(l JCcond q·~arter mg on var10us matters as Com· w1tb the score 37 20 tn (avor Gf mon Plea, Judge, a.!l Probate the Pant~• BalTJ' Wngl:l's held (Continued On Pqo FCIVI'I goat immfdlately followed by EIBnauglr.'a narrowed tbe gap at ~· 27·24 at halftime with tbe Pan 1<)JX then barel1.r~t in front. Two qulcl" lleld goals at the •tart cf tb& . third quarter by Frank Sw1ntl& of the Ironmen them into\. tile lead for the time In ·IM game 28-27. PABXERSBI1RG., W. Vo. UP- ~ i~'!•liill!d on .,... llwl Six· Partertburs fire,..,, -lndud< I' &!h :1 T • Ina a captlld; wen Indicted .wcJay. eur~ \Jt.[" 'tJWl mi lar<eny charlleB in connection with a series of thefts from the ::e.!"''" . Roebuck warehouse The Wood County grand jury returned .three md•ctmenll againsl Capt Bernard A. Trippett, two CHARLESTON, W. Va. UP- for grand larceny and ooe of pet· A chartered private plane sa1d ty larceny lo be earry1ng four persons was lndtcted on charges of gr81ld tarmissing today on a night from. ceny were former pnvatea Paul Flor1da to Charleston : ll'. Cochran, Lewis C Wnght, State Police searched a remot~ Ronald .J. Foster and Ralph E. area 12 m1les north of her~ Grimm. Jack George, another pri· \fhere a trucker reporttd seemg~~ vate, was ind1clfd lor petty lar· a f1re. ' eeny. All bave been diSmisaed from ' the department since there arrest. Mtmben of tht Mli11 County Two other men also were indict· CAP S,uod""' wore olertod ot ed lor grand larceny '" the case3:00___ A. .. M. · h, a Sears 1ormer to Wodnoldoy rti te in ond the James B. Smtt 1 Jndge Removes Self From Bench On Freezer Case Parkersburg Firemen lndit1ed On Theft CJW~es wntractqr D'Ies POMEROY p~:S~ MOORES 'on;,·~~ 14" Tubeless Town and Country Tires AT NEW LOW PRiCES 81NGLI CCIPY_. Pomeroy-Middl~port, Ohio, Wednesday, January 29,1968 NO. 242 r.t ,, JEWJLRY STORE (,IOVftT ST. , VOL IX ~I : Goessler's Reg. $12.95 DeNte41'el'.. l•tertJU·Of I'M ,_..,,.,.. . . bet~ . -I It w8'1teed ~hatrkepr·:W~Illlo~t. In th~ came wjth hll foh& abo! rrom the eenter. poming out In ths . ~~ haU1 ~¥4 pot bls club loto •IJ poi~! Iead'lolthln·two minutes This ·was nevor less than t~ee poinll uotll aune's end and It reJChed nine po\nts midway in the fourth qu•rter. , r , , Beech. surge bad blm smk four out of l1ve attempts lrom lsr out l,n the ope~ing 111lnutes. Ri8 first two madf the score 23-21 for Well· .IOn "' '' PIECE lljht snow or snow flurries most1, north 1ncl c.ntrtl portions to- A't T ' •rht torpedoed the ~!· ItOil~~·w~~!'; .' i ~~~nued o~_"r, 11~1 .: · •L~ rft,,~~. 'I'' I!IW~.( \II Work Completed In less th1111 aWeek pounded exaclly ,IS SJlCCii iC{I! Today's answvr 1s Colorado BY UNITED PRE~$ dar ond tonight, Thurodor cloudy IIIICI 101110 onow likely, IIMlo ChiiMO In tomporotJro, High to· doy 11-34, low tonight In tho 201. Game Fails To Click Against Jackson Five ,Ohio: Cl••dv 'ond ocmlonol F how ·would yoU like perfect y~ 'round froq1 one aWeleciric unit you ,never havA to tOuch? . ' Pomeroy Offensive , Weather S Middleport DURING RUTLAND FUIINITURE and MASON :.ftve·45 omeroy .antbers I he Pythian .Sisters Meeting Is Held At Bahr Residence were Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. c.-E Downie. with a birthday dmner Sunday In hpnor of her daughter, Janis, who Ia a atudenl nurse at Holzor Hos· pita! In Gallipolis. Guests mcluded Mr and Mrs M!' ,and Mrs. E Stanford Stockton of Hemlock Glove, OhiO IV!Iph Gibbs Jr and Gloria and Gregory or New Haven, w. Va; are announcmg the engagement of their daughter Lind Mr ancl Mrs W1lhum Chllda und Marie, to John N Watson. son of Mts Myrtle Watson, 'Miners~ Shelia and \\IJCkey, Mr and Mrs. VIlle, Ohio, and Mr. Loyd L. Watson Freemon! Ohio 1 T~e brtde·elect 1s a 1957 graduate ~f Pomeroy' High School dace and Mrs Mmme Gilmore. and IS now employed as secretary lor Alkms Chicks Inc. Mr :.Vatson graduated from Pomeroy High School in 19SO, served 'onh!heVU S Navy for four years, and is now employpd by the IO a.Jiey Electric Co No definite dale has been set for the wedding. i~======~~~~~~~~Pih~.~3~l=I·~M~10~9:;~:;;C~o:;ur:;I:;S:;t~~C~as~h~B~a~h~r~a~nd~C~hr~IS~tl~n~c~a:nd~Co~n-1 POMERO~ SOfJETY i' CI Janis Childs Is SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY. H.onor Guest At 5H0 p Birthday Party Mrs. Martha Childs t!nlerlained .,...· Linda Marie Stockton Is Engaged Presbyterian WYF Swimming Party Enjoyed Saturday Tht. Will Mrs the program after Which A2,. Hensley Brown, son of the Rev' and Mrs Eugene BIO\\n .gave an mtere~tlng talk on hiS experl ences While st<l tiOned at Guam and told of var 1ous t11 ur" mad,• " while there Mrs C c 'l'ompkms was 111 r charge of the children durmg th 1• progrzun and J>lHyNI a nlllnbcr of recordet1 stones and songs A mls.ston study rlass on Ja· pan for the Youth tdlowshi!J taught by Mrs H:tl'fY p Snutrl preceded the Fum!ly Night lowshlp of the Jo'1rsJ Prt2Sb)tenan m The president, INCLUDES ll.tfriguator ummage Sale sponsor a J1tncy Supper 111 the grade school auclltorium Sttturday, Feb Fur~iture I Home bUl·lders r.1 l.; ass Planning R The Syracuse PTA I S. Schaal - Middleport Society Editor - Phone 601P hi e Y a e ow· s p hour Group smgmg opened Lucille llawklns - Pomeroy Sorlety Editor - Phoae Syracuse PTA Jitney Supper Is Saturday ALL NEW I Presbyterian Youth Rally Is At Nelsonville ACTION PILID A -...u for moner only, totally • plpa com ond Interest was rued today lo C9mmon Ple18 CoUI'I here by Dick TYrrell Jewel· eu lni'., ~ldand, C&IU, agalnll Ra»rY ' D.' ' t,fe, 1\t. 2; Pomercy. Webmf · aiid .Fulll represent tbe plaintiff:. Not more. tban 10 percent of the first place winners are also the Medalist Rating. competition is nahonwlde While at Middleport Mr Howell was active m the publishin& of yearbooks a t the local High School. Federal Hearing End Today or Ducky Corn COLUMBUS UP-A federal courJ was expected to wind up bearings today on a motion for a 11~>w trbl for Ironton City coon , j sumntllliJ'IW"a' PI c PI •lr .~ttrch for the ml~llf ptano. L~l CAP - wa. .,,.... bois flrl!lf tho Rarch party ..,. Dr. I. R. Pick...., B. f., Parmaloo, Howard Dolloy ""' Emmott Shulot'. Tho l...t IHr<h porty took off from 1M Chtthlro Airport, cilman DustiD E. Cern, who r..., a $130,000 fiDe and a 45-year sen· tence for federal tax violations. Dr. Rebert A Evans, Franklln County coroner and eounty health commissioner, wu scheduled to The plane Teportedly took of co,mplete testimony today. from St. Pt.tentburg, F1a , theJ He teat1fied that a lung prison term could kill Corn, convicted landed at Augusta, Ga., befof'l continumg a night here. last Oct. 30. The unidentified pilot radioe< the Kanawha A1rport contro MARKIT REPORT tower here at 4 p. m Tuesda. CINCINNATI UP- Produce: that he was Oymg in thick over Eggs, weak, prl<es at larms, cast and was not far from Char consumers, whites and broWDS, A lesion but was rurming low 01 jumbos 36-42, A large 32-37, A me· gas At 6 p m. the pilot said the dium 2!1-35, A small 23-31, B large erart was going down but d1d no Z8·35, FOB A lar&e 40-42, A me- gwe a lotatlon. d\Um 37-40, B large no aalea. Two oewpants of the plant Chickens, weak, fryers 3-3~ lb were said to be Mrs. Bertha M 21-24, heavy ben• 11-21, llgbt hens1 of Charleston and heJ 101" I prices 20000 a l2l' L. M1ch1e, also ol • ryer ' 44,000 at 22; 36,000 at 23, 3000 at 24, 34,000 __ Mason Grown Hay· Wins First Place undeterm~ln~e~d. ~~~~o~ A~' Annual Show District EUB CJturch Officers NHaven Mothers A sample ol orchard grass hay ' arown on the larm of E c Cir· March On Polio the::,~·.e~a~~· It~'::!;~: r~~.~~t\~bb~~ Third Annual Hay and S1tage Thursd. ay E, Veiling • ShowThe atHayJackson's M1ll, w va and Siluc Show " The •"Mothers March on Pol•'o" , will ad be helu in Ne\o Hoven nn 'l'llur ly, Jan. 30 betwun the hours of ·8 an~ 1 P· m. The American Legion iwdhary will conduct t~e convaul ,and the drive will begin when· tile Pottery whistle biows at 6 o'eloet. Please leave your .plJrch Uahu •en and aonat4 to the "March of Dim"" awarded of a po.!l~ble • M-oIn Search Party For. Missing Plane .(o' ·:-- ~ 1 . ' '' . Some of tbe firemen had also been employed by Sears. ArraigDment lor all eight 1.! JCheduled Friday belorc CirCUit Judie Donald F. Black. '111ey were arrested last month following an iDveatlptioo into the disappear· ance over a period of several nonths of art1clet valued at liev!1'1! thousand dollan from Seats. Rig Bend Boating Club To Discll8S · Plans On Regatta DiscuKSion of an earlier date for Meigs County's second annua 1 ~gatta and general summer acll· 1ities w1ll be dlscussed Thurs· :iay 01ght at a meetrng of the Big Bend Baahng Club. AIJ members are urged to at· tend tbe meelmg to be held tfl the Preston Motor Company rooms in M~ddleport. President WillJJ Lead.Jngham also has mvit· ed new pro1pecUve ' members to ' ' jom the meebng Jd At Also to be considered by eeting e . ew aven members is a schedule of mv1ta· "A Mission to Workers" wl)) be the theme lor Evangelistic tions to otber boatmg clubs to M • LsH c · N H c work for EUB hurch~s m Mason ounty for the next aev· eral weeks, It was decided on Sunday afternoon at a meeting held as part or the West VJrgmla Unlvermty D01ry Short course of district church officers and other interested members of ' tion. The meetl ng was held m · the New Haven program which was attended b)' th e denomma Oaroon. EUB Church. . There were 163 hay and 8111\lle Rev. K J. Scott, pastor ol the to these problems?" entrl~s at the shov reprcsent~g New Haven Chureh and diBtriet "What steps have you token to fll:niOrs lrom 18 West Virginl4 t1ader was in charge ol the meet· bnng your laith and. your dally ~ ..unl~es fng. He reported that the tbemc work closer together?,. "In what ways and under wbat In addition to will be used to 11')' to d~~.er har and Silage, of witnessing lor I"!'ri't conditions do you think a man as 1 worker can be be paid to be a ~o­ n!Jed also as a good vocational activity, worbr with God!" a(e judge He placed judt!\Pi contest held attending SUnday's Atfer eacb group had discussed coune divided Into groupa these questions, they jotned IJain - -- the type ol 'lfcrk thef and discussed the problems In a , ANSWER TWO CALLS . 11iey discussed aeveral topjco joint meeting. Representah1es of the following POmeroy emergency squadmen those discussed and pooed as answered two calls Tu..day; the questions were: cburches attended. Mason Charge, fltll ,for. John Weaver, Bouman's "What situations do you lace In New Haven, Union · Chtrge, pt_ flun the second !or Lora llll)'man, your vocation which made It dlf· Pleasant Ctreuit, BellemWle, and lll~~ravllle. Both were take&: ,10 lercntlor you at your work!" Apple Grove. '!fellS General Hospital . , ' "Are there CbriBtiall ooluUoDS ' employe, and Fredenck A Frashe-ur, identified as a bouse-builder. VISit here 8S well aS CXCUrSIODS to waters away from here. Evangelistic Revival Will Begin Sunday , A two week evangelistic rc· viYal serv)ce wJJI begin on Sun· dav. Feb 9 at the W~ ColumbiO EUB ChUTch with Rev. L R Ma honey of Mason as spe?ker. Freeland Noms of ·Raeine w1ll 'be song leader at the sen1ees, which w1ll begin eacb evening 7 30 o'clock. All persons mterested 1n tendin1 are aoked w be .ures~1ot at tbe servi<>,O 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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