https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/813002aced8a54fa31a497fa2ca3ab8f.pdf 32a6f20791f1f4da373e0254647fd773 PDF Text Text 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 �, '' THE DAILY smti~Et _.....,..,_ . .... '1: ........ , . " " ' ' ---~-..._ 1 OA ~ 30 • I0:3li II :00 11.30 12~ 12.30 1·00 ' o e • m• · ~:· th Fathtl' \i!li!l, <I! Sbctir Treasura Hunt The Price Is Rtjht Truth or Consequence• Tic Tac Dough It ,Could Be You Mid-Day News 6:45 SIJ!ll)ll · · · 7:00 Today ·' ' ' 9:00 RowP!!r lloom ... , 9:30 Trout\• With Father . 10:00' Arlene haricli SIJ.a'or ·· · 10:30 Tr6iuf.e H~!rt ' - · 11:00 Ti\& ft1ce io Rl~t 11:3~ !i'•tb o} Co~~e•eel 12:00 Tic .tac lloufh. 12:30 It Could 'Be You 1:00 Mid-Day. News , I > Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 29,1958-3 . ,. ' ' ,' b~urln( .~----•••!lll•l!lllll!lll omlon Bake Salp the "" buslneee pliDntd lor WDOd·I William•' Grocerlea tor the Polio Drive. Roadinl• by Hilda Roush and Mar11e Cart· wrlaht' were alven. The meeting wao closed by the repeatlns of Lord'a Prsyer in unlJOn: let cream, etrawl!errles, cake and preajdent, pre- coffee were oerved by III• teach· .,r:...... m.,•.,,,•. whl~h Wll op- ers, Laure Holland aud Marie lollowed by Smltll to the followina: GerslJustiJ. A dine Varian, Dorothy Van Meter, Mrs. O.o. Holen Wllllimt, Thelma Henry call. lire. Naucy Van Meter, Evelyn Nichol: 1 readlna oon, Marlie Cartwrlsbt, Betty Sr. had the Calleand Hilda Rouab. PIRSONALS \!lo.•~~~neee meetina an .Mr. and !lro. Tom Williams of wao held u re-ele<ted lorwith the J ~~~~~!n'!~~~~!!l~l~< ' 1 ted ,...r. and Mro. Tuesd" and ,,, ,. . . ore: president, >ito pmldent, !· ~~~·~ mretary, Mw Lau- Mfl. Glen Glne and children, /1' l!ld tre11urer, JlrL I Po1ncr<ov. and Mrs. Nelson Rouah The ll'OUP decided to New visited 'Mrs. Hor· their chilli meetlngi on the Johnson durin& the JIISt week. frldaf of each month. The Mr. and Mrs. Byron van Meter meeUn1 wlll 'bo bold In ol Acme, W.Va., and '111· and Mra', Ml ' .> 11 1 Wlil Cl~ ol tho Clll· •D) ~:ethciii.I_II.·Chureh mot Friday home of Mrs. Harry HoleD Barker and '*·IA•r• Hoi~ were co-hoa~ Channel3 .. Wednttda) ·Channel·3..;, Thursiay Ull Sign Ob 110' Ted~. ! 0 ......, TELEVIsibN, 6.li1d;6·. WSAZ -tv Chon"el.3 .·. f.obtmentatiltg, Editorially I CUfton c• ••, ' 2-tDallr S,enililei,Pom~r:M!ddle.F,rt, o., Jan. 29! ~~~a ...,. . ...,.., ....:....- " •illllll•••••llllli•-.••••~--------------·-ll!lliiilliilijil·· ' el by automobile has biX'omc the most c:langl!ruus form of tran1por· tatlon," say11 John P Irwin of the Southern Ohio Aulomoblle Club. "And the dolficull part to under &tand hi that so maJJ)' motorilts do oo little about 1\, dCHp\te the high costs in denth and mjury, property d3mage and insurance." The locai.AAA official cu.. sta· ttstiea showing thot 67 paascna:era were killed on the nalion's ~~ehed· ulcd airUnt!s last year, In the 1ame time thal an cahmated 28,"700 peo· pie were dying In &utomoblle accl· dentli Mrs. Ray ALL HEW Fur..iture·· ' $595 INCLUDES atlriJeralor an• ·Gat lange P17 01111 fSUt don uil f2t.~ -IIU moalll ·, .a•.KER F~lJ(IT U.RE Oa Tlie BrJcllml Cutaer Ia Pl~kens Sr. Tuesday eve· Ding. . ' · Mrs. Jewell Chap,.,.n and two children of Rutland, Mn. Earl Darst and children, Pt: Pleasant viaited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Car~ wright Sunday. ilelen Barker villted Mrs. Bertha Farley at Mason Sunday. Mr. and Mro. Harold Roush and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hazen ~sb at New Ha· ven Sunday. 1 Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd Williams ac· companied Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williams of Pol,;eroy to MI. Ster· ling, Ohio. Mrs Katie Bass and son, Kcnnle, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis and family. Mhaes Lessle and Ivy Sleeth were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mro. G. H. Hmison, eelehratlnv: LeBBie's and Mra. · Harrison'& blrtbdaya. :-.r. amd Mrs. Jamet Bennett and children, Sammy Jo and Jimmy, accompanied by Mn. Martha Ben· nett ylslted relatives at waverly, Ohio, Friday. . Mrs. F. B. Young called on Mrs. Etta Young at West Columbia recently. JAN·. 31, FEB •.1 ond 3 •• DOORS OPEN .PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. I I ' . CLOS- ~DAY TRIJBSDA1', PREPAIIING FOB TBIS EVENT · su·ITS" --------~.....~--...:,.-,;,.,;., ;l 80 Men' ' · ' ~IZel sm. L " alleraUons. Moto'o Mtn'• .... ....-.. m.oo to H'.so Topcoaf ········ On S1le $17.50 to $24.75 While they all. All .wool Tweeds and GabardlneL MOdelo of .Rag· lan and . re ilr Set - in aleeve &tylea. Reduced !or this eele at ~>prl~. , ·, ttr• · M:l'l. Hel ~ n Stewart' and Jon Ralph spent Sunday In Pt. Plea~ ant visiting Harry Machlr who . recanU~ oulfered a olrOke. 111 DAILY SENTINB DEVOTED TO INTEI~STS Of MEIGS-MASON AREA National · ' ~ \"' ' 1: • ' ' Rf~~~, ~J~I~ ·:twuo, ~~] . . .. I, ' NOW GOING AT lloyt' Rugby and several other good naonea In sweater& V-N""k and Cottol Sweattn ........... "' o. 5tH $1.00 Crew Neck Styles. SIJes 4 to Ill Mtn'o HORSEHIDE RJt. prlct $14.91 to P5.00 LEATH~R Oold L.tt lloyt' I SUEDE VIIUII to f6,95 Wool Sw.r.-s .:··· .. .. .. .. .. On Sale $2.00 JACKETS .... · .... · Now $7.49to $17.50 Moto'a Aft WOOl , Rq. prlct ~.50 to P5.00 lloltly larlt mea. •• Most ol the suedes are dry cleanable. Size• 38 to 150. Sport C~all .. · .. · On. $al~ '$11.25 to $17.50 Boys' Sox .......: ............ 4 pllrs $1.00 Our best make ol Sport Coala are included In thio SfOUP· Sizes 311 !o 40. Ivy ~ague ond ~til~ah Patterns. . Dnss Slacks •· On Sale !'2 price .2.98 to 7.50 included ln :thil il'OUP are 111 wool worateda, gaboi'dines, and flannel. Sizes ~0. A 1111all cbor(e lor aKeraUona. Snow Slits ·················· $6.49 to $9.49 Woolo and N1lon revmibi~L ..,.. JACKETS On Sole $2.00 a.,_ IWkt lUI to $10.00 Mtft'a Long SI.O.a Sport Shirts .~· ;.. ·.. On Sale $1.49 to $5.00 , SilealtOII. Elaatl< Top. SiJ<w I to 8. RJt. prlco $1.91 Fla1nel Shirts ............ ·.. · On Sale $1.00 Sl•es s. M. L sonforl!ed 1hrUnk. Rlt- prlct $3.95 Dress Shirts ·.. ' .. .. .. .. .. .. .. On Sale $2.00 Some are white. Some are plain colored. Some ore atrlpcd, ' I, ' ' ' .. ..,.. Very lew left. Corduroy Pants · · ..,. .. (·· .. · ·.. .. .. V2 price Bvtlon on jlack Bib Overalls ........ ·.... ·.. ·.. ·.. On Sale $2.00 -·· . Boys' Blue Denim. H0 SE ...... ·........ · .. ·.. .. WO:RK SHIRTS ·. dn .Sale 88~ .. ,, lie '•I I Orlglnolly lold for Mtn'1 1nd Boys' Flannels, $1.91 • ' gq~r.dlnes, and spla~h patterlii$ il'l this group. Slipper Sox ··· ····,.············· 'Now $1.00 . '· Dres• ·.PANTS 1/t::lrice II lint quality would sclllor 50c Men's Blue ' • Pants .. · .. ·.... · · .. .. On Sale $1.00 Work Jackets ........ ·.. ·.. On Sale Vz price OY•all Thla you mull! .... Silea 4 to 12. ~··• Mtn'a . • loyt' Mtft'• Moto'a , OYeral PillS · ... ·.... ·:t ···.. · 0. s.le $1.00 Flalinil lirts :········· On Sale 2'for $2.98 , Sport lblrt style and work shirlllyle. 1 • . ...,.. lq. prlct $2.91 , ' Bib OYnls... ·...... '· .... ·.. 0. Sale $1.00 All colora and pattern• lh Ibis irDUP- Yo• wiU want sevoral ol shirts'. Mtn'a Rtt- pr~ $11.91 lo Ill~ OH SALE 'Ia OFP Boys' Reg. Price $4.19 Men.'s Striped Overall RJt. price $5.,5 to $15.00 Men's Justl2 pairs in lot. -·· W Orltlnilly tOihl $1.95 I P,ts Sleeveless Sweaters · · · ·· · Now golnt Vz off P•Jainas ···· Vz prJct . ... Now $1.41 to $UI . A nice assortioe!lt of Colors. Llttlt Boya' OriwlnallJ itlill P,91 to 1$.91 Shirt and Palltl Elllll!.les · For Tllls'Etld Oily $1.99 to $2.99 VtiUII to $US Men's SCARVES .................... Now $1.00 ~lto7. Q White Ha•dke'ttliflfs ············ .on Sale 7c o4dLot ...,.. : Wlnf• Caps --·'- ., ·····.. ··.. ·.... · Vz price Limit 6. Men's Pajamas .. ·........ ·.. On Sale $2.00 aoya' ~·· . PROAD RUN Rq. ,rica $5.95 to 111.95 . Slipoter Swoaters ·.. r • .... • $2.91 to $5.98 Ltmlt 6 per cuatqmer. end Wools, Nylon Reversible &Fleeces. Si:z:es 2 to 18 A few bow ues also at Hor 11.00. - Ret; price $4.98 to $18.98 JACKD$ IIIII CAl COATS . . Now Stilt~ Off-$2.49to $9.49 XL. String Ties .. ,. ................... 3 for $1.00 Balltlaaa Hantlkerchitfs ···· a roal buy at 8c Wt'~k Bop' Mtn'• ReplarPrlee f35.00,to •Guo To go at ~ their former val"'. Tbls lot·eonslsts of all wool around woi'Steds, G'.lbardlnes, and Flannela. .Rayon mixtures. Sizes 35 to 46. Men'• wllb her. sister and hmily, Mr. and !Ira. Eurl Ewing. Sunday dinner gue11s of Mr. and M!i. Jame1 Piehl- Sr. were lolr. and Mrs. Farl Diehl and children. Mike, Monloa and Timmy or S!. Alban, and Mr and ~o~ta. Jame• Diehl 1r., pnd, ;:hildti~ Chorlena and Jo F.lleio of Pom•foy Mill Florence Cummlll.i of Le· tarl Falla, 0., •Pent severul dayo recently wlth her Jlster, Mrs Jack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Bornard 801a1 have reccnlly purchased the new home on Route 33 In the Martin Addition built by Hoi( and Zu• PID, lccal. ---------------., Wool s•irts ........ · ...... · $2.4" to $6.48 , ·. - On SALE$17.SO to·$27.50 Small • ... prlct·•'-'• to 111.91 GOINGfOR THbUDAYJAT -·· . Sanforized Shrwnk. Sizes 141f2 to 17. · · · Limit 2. er1burg1 vl~lted over the • »RAITJC ~EDilCI'IONS FOB MEN AND BOYS.- SAVE lJP TO 1-3 AND .%. . N M0$1' ITEMS. AU SMJIS ' ~""JB. WE RESERVE THE RI~BT TO LIMIT fllJAN'I'JTIES. '• lin. Mabel ' Hervey of Park· ..' ,, . 3 DAYS ONLY · FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY and teachers of the M. E. Sunday ''Thef(l's no doubt about it, traY· u··... · '' ilue.ts ol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley. The Van Metera or Acme are movIna back to lbelr home bere In the near luture. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lee and sons were Sunday cubata of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley. The Lees u.. at Middleport, Rt. L Mro. Ted Riley Sr., 1 Clift~n and !olr.'and Mrs. Ted Riley Jr., Mid· d)eport attended the funeral of an uncle, E. E. Dearth who d\"'1 in Elyria Hospital a~d whose ·funeaal was held Monday at Marietta, 0. M:s. Dearth Ia In the hospital with a broken hip and wrist. The Committee on Education School met at the home of Rev. and Mro. Richard Wright, Tueaday evening. Those present were Mn. Ray Pickens Sr., Mrs. Lloyd Hoff. man, Mrs. Blij Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mr& Dana Lewis, Mr. Ed Natross, Mr. L 0. Youn1, Sunday School Supt., and Rev. and Mrs. Wright. ' Mrs. Blll and Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Clifton, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mason were in Point Pleasant Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman and son, Kennle, visite~ Mr. and 'SE'MI' ll' STORE WIDE . JUm'• aud aoclll rooms wllb a Byronie Van Meter of: St. Albans dlnnea belnc ser.ad. Each were visiting friends and relatives u to brilll two IUesll as here Saturday. They were aupper memboro. m*de for 1 bazaar to Hari:b. Details will be :wjooo•<Cd iller. 1m donated i ... .' Plaids and Plain coloro. . 1 · JUST 12 GOING AT I SllpoY• s ......:~ •':" ••" Oft Slit Vz price ala Ovlt'df: ..................... ).-..• $2.M ~~·· mT' HATS ' ' .. " " " " " :" ' " .' " . $1.00 Someare Sleeveleas• ' ~ A very lood name~· ·"'''' J uill o few sizes In ~!iP· ID ovu-111& Mtn'4 '11rlpt4 + ,; Whllo ThtY ·Laot at Juat ..,.. ' ' ' ....... Coat Swoater,s ·.... ·.... On·SaleJulf $1.00 Dress Gloves ·.. .. .. .. .. On Sale Vz price Corduror Hab .. ·.············· Oil Slit $J.00 LADIES ace tl!eoe.. Jut !libt lor those Jobo oroUJid the,)ouoe. Mon'a Ltnt Slti~ Moto'a . Rlt- .price lUI"to ~.so.- Unlined and lined. Knit Shirts ........ .- .. ·.. · .... ·.. · · ~ price . lack~ a.-1 Car'(aats · ·· :. • $4.49 tt $19.75 LadI"' Rlt- ,rleef3.91 Sweaters ·...... ·.. ·.. · Vz oft original price · ..,.. ·Short anoj LQ'!a ,S\Yieo, re.ble, n.Yiona and all woola in the · il'OUp. Don't !aU'IP oe• tbia reek. Slzea 38 to 112. . Unetl Joan$ ········:··· ···· ·· .On Sllf $t.OO Sliwver and cardigan style& ' Mtn'o Cotton Rlt- ,rico $1.91 " Shell know how ·much you really eare wloon you 1ivo loor tloe moat wanted ~~ ol all, 1 J(eeiJiake Diamonil Rlna. Jlllf only t Ouironl~ Perltfl - ........... K9epuke 'l)iamolld Ia 1 proper tribute 'to loor love and WICIOritl~dinc- P'lkte ,;,,;.,; iMlllit -,...,_. T• '. · CttM In lo4l,y aMI Itt ewr fine callectloa t1 Dlitlltli.ll.... COLL:INS JEWELRY .$TORE ' ~~, ' • ' : ' I . . . .. ' " " $2.91 Zipper Swat Shirts, ········ On·Sale t.1 price S.!I.L · . "'""' .Pont' ·····:·: ·······: ·:.On Sale $2.00 ,WAirk WhJpcord and Twills. ' ' ,' · · ' JI:.C•nur·ey Pants ' .. ·.. .. .. · On Sale V2 price Mon'a Boya' s~u K1lt Shorts .. .. ·.... · .... · 4 pairfor $1.00 Orlglftllly aeld for $1.91 loya• Flannel Shirts ·········· On Sale $1.00 Yoll will want several or the:;e Sizes 2 to 18. loya-:1.on1 SIMvt Sport Shirts · ·········· ······· On Sale $1.00 Cot!Oit Broadcloth. S!ZCS 2 to 18 A repuiable name in Shirli. ~~tY,• Originally ,"'ld for $2.95 . Corduroy Sllirts ······· ····· ~ pr1ce, $1.48 ...' , .. ·- .. i. , t TS .... · ........ · .. · .. · · On We $15.00 �, '' THE DAILY smti~Et _.....,..,_ . .... '1: ........ , . " " ' ' ---~-..._ 1 OA ~ 30 • I0:3li II :00 11.30 12~ 12.30 1·00 ' o e • m• · ~:· th Fathtl' \i!li!l, <I! Sbctir Treasura Hunt The Price Is Rtjht Truth or Consequence• Tic Tac Dough It ,Could Be You Mid-Day News 6:45 SIJ!ll)ll · · · 7:00 Today ·' ' ' 9:00 RowP!!r lloom ... , 9:30 Trout\• With Father . 10:00' Arlene haricli SIJ.a'or ·· · 10:30 Tr6iuf.e H~!rt ' - · 11:00 Ti\& ft1ce io Rl~t 11:3~ !i'•tb o} Co~~e•eel 12:00 Tic .tac lloufh. 12:30 It Could 'Be You 1:00 Mid-Day. News , I > Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., Jan. 29,1958-3 . ,. ' ' ,' b~urln( .~----•••!lll•l!lllll!lll omlon Bake Salp the "" buslneee pliDntd lor WDOd·I William•' Grocerlea tor the Polio Drive. Roadinl• by Hilda Roush and Mar11e Cart· wrlaht' were alven. The meeting wao closed by the repeatlns of Lord'a Prsyer in unlJOn: let cream, etrawl!errles, cake and preajdent, pre- coffee were oerved by III• teach· .,r:...... m.,•.,,,•. whl~h Wll op- ers, Laure Holland aud Marie lollowed by Smltll to the followina: GerslJustiJ. A dine Varian, Dorothy Van Meter, Mrs. O.o. Holen Wllllimt, Thelma Henry call. lire. Naucy Van Meter, Evelyn Nichol: 1 readlna oon, Marlie Cartwrlsbt, Betty Sr. had the Calleand Hilda Rouab. PIRSONALS \!lo.•~~~neee meetina an .Mr. and !lro. Tom Williams of wao held u re-ele<ted lorwith the J ~~~~~!n'!~~~~!!l~l~< ' 1 ted ,...r. and Mro. Tuesd" and ,,, ,. . . ore: president, >ito pmldent, !· ~~~·~ mretary, Mw Lau- Mfl. Glen Glne and children, /1' l!ld tre11urer, JlrL I Po1ncr<ov. and Mrs. Nelson Rouah The ll'OUP decided to New visited 'Mrs. Hor· their chilli meetlngi on the Johnson durin& the JIISt week. frldaf of each month. The Mr. and Mrs. Byron van Meter meeUn1 wlll 'bo bold In ol Acme, W.Va., and '111· and Mra', Ml ' .> 11 1 Wlil Cl~ ol tho Clll· •D) ~:ethciii.I_II.·Chureh mot Friday home of Mrs. Harry HoleD Barker and '*·IA•r• Hoi~ were co-hoa~ Channel3 .. Wednttda) ·Channel·3..;, Thursiay Ull Sign Ob 110' Ted~. ! 0 ......, TELEVIsibN, 6.li1d;6·. WSAZ -tv Chon"el.3 .·. f.obtmentatiltg, Editorially I CUfton c• ••, ' 2-tDallr S,enililei,Pom~r:M!ddle.F,rt, o., Jan. 29! ~~~a ...,. . ...,.., ....:....- " •illllll•••••llllli•-.••••~--------------·-ll!lliiilliilijil·· ' el by automobile has biX'omc the most c:langl!ruus form of tran1por· tatlon," say11 John P Irwin of the Southern Ohio Aulomoblle Club. "And the dolficull part to under &tand hi that so maJJ)' motorilts do oo little about 1\, dCHp\te the high costs in denth and mjury, property d3mage and insurance." The locai.AAA official cu.. sta· ttstiea showing thot 67 paascna:era were killed on the nalion's ~~ehed· ulcd airUnt!s last year, In the 1ame time thal an cahmated 28,"700 peo· pie were dying In &utomoblle accl· dentli Mrs. Ray ALL HEW Fur..iture·· ' $595 INCLUDES atlriJeralor an• ·Gat lange P17 01111 fSUt don uil f2t.~ -IIU moalll ·, .a•.KER F~lJ(IT U.RE Oa Tlie BrJcllml Cutaer Ia Pl~kens Sr. Tuesday eve· Ding. . ' · Mrs. Jewell Chap,.,.n and two children of Rutland, Mn. Earl Darst and children, Pt: Pleasant viaited Mr. and Mrs. Herman Car~ wright Sunday. ilelen Barker villted Mrs. Bertha Farley at Mason Sunday. Mr. and Mro. Harold Roush and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hazen ~sb at New Ha· ven Sunday. 1 Mr. end Mrs. Lloyd Williams ac· companied Mr. and Mrs. Reese Williams of Pol,;eroy to MI. Ster· ling, Ohio. Mrs Katie Bass and son, Kcnnle, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis and family. Mhaes Lessle and Ivy Sleeth were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mro. G. H. Hmison, eelehratlnv: LeBBie's and Mra. · Harrison'& blrtbdaya. :-.r. amd Mrs. Jamet Bennett and children, Sammy Jo and Jimmy, accompanied by Mn. Martha Ben· nett ylslted relatives at waverly, Ohio, Friday. . Mrs. F. B. Young called on Mrs. Etta Young at West Columbia recently. JAN·. 31, FEB •.1 ond 3 •• DOORS OPEN .PROMPTLY AT 9 A.M. I I ' . CLOS- ~DAY TRIJBSDA1', PREPAIIING FOB TBIS EVENT · su·ITS" --------~.....~--...:,.-,;,.,;., ;l 80 Men' ' · ' ~IZel sm. L " alleraUons. Moto'o Mtn'• .... ....-.. m.oo to H'.so Topcoaf ········ On S1le $17.50 to $24.75 While they all. All .wool Tweeds and GabardlneL MOdelo of .Rag· lan and . re ilr Set - in aleeve &tylea. Reduced !or this eele at ~>prl~. , ·, ttr• · M:l'l. Hel ~ n Stewart' and Jon Ralph spent Sunday In Pt. Plea~ ant visiting Harry Machlr who . recanU~ oulfered a olrOke. 111 DAILY SENTINB DEVOTED TO INTEI~STS Of MEIGS-MASON AREA National · ' ~ \"' ' 1: • ' ' Rf~~~, ~J~I~ ·:twuo, ~~] . . .. I, ' NOW GOING AT lloyt' Rugby and several other good naonea In sweater& V-N""k and Cottol Sweattn ........... "' o. 5tH $1.00 Crew Neck Styles. SIJes 4 to Ill Mtn'o HORSEHIDE RJt. prlct $14.91 to P5.00 LEATH~R Oold L.tt lloyt' I SUEDE VIIUII to f6,95 Wool Sw.r.-s .:··· .. .. .. .. .. On Sale $2.00 JACKETS .... · .... · Now $7.49to $17.50 Moto'a Aft WOOl , Rq. prlct ~.50 to P5.00 lloltly larlt mea. •• Most ol the suedes are dry cleanable. Size• 38 to 150. Sport C~all .. · .. · On. $al~ '$11.25 to $17.50 Boys' Sox .......: ............ 4 pllrs $1.00 Our best make ol Sport Coala are included In thio SfOUP· Sizes 311 !o 40. Ivy ~ague ond ~til~ah Patterns. . Dnss Slacks •· On Sale !'2 price .2.98 to 7.50 included ln :thil il'OUP are 111 wool worateda, gaboi'dines, and flannel. Sizes ~0. A 1111all cbor(e lor aKeraUona. Snow Slits ·················· $6.49 to $9.49 Woolo and N1lon revmibi~L ..,.. JACKETS On Sole $2.00 a.,_ IWkt lUI to $10.00 Mtft'a Long SI.O.a Sport Shirts .~· ;.. ·.. On Sale $1.49 to $5.00 , SilealtOII. Elaatl< Top. SiJ<w I to 8. RJt. prlco $1.91 Fla1nel Shirts ............ ·.. · On Sale $1.00 Sl•es s. M. L sonforl!ed 1hrUnk. Rlt- prlct $3.95 Dress Shirts ·.. ' .. .. .. .. .. .. .. On Sale $2.00 Some are white. Some are plain colored. Some ore atrlpcd, ' I, ' ' ' .. ..,.. Very lew left. Corduroy Pants · · ..,. .. (·· .. · ·.. .. .. V2 price Bvtlon on jlack Bib Overalls ........ ·.... ·.. ·.. ·.. On Sale $2.00 -·· . Boys' Blue Denim. H0 SE ...... ·........ · .. ·.. .. WO:RK SHIRTS ·. dn .Sale 88~ .. ,, lie '•I I Orlglnolly lold for Mtn'1 1nd Boys' Flannels, $1.91 • ' gq~r.dlnes, and spla~h patterlii$ il'l this group. Slipper Sox ··· ····,.············· 'Now $1.00 . '· Dres• ·.PANTS 1/t::lrice II lint quality would sclllor 50c Men's Blue ' • Pants .. · .. ·.... · · .. .. On Sale $1.00 Work Jackets ........ ·.. ·.. On Sale Vz price OY•all Thla you mull! .... Silea 4 to 12. ~··• Mtn'a . • loyt' Mtft'• Moto'a , OYeral PillS · ... ·.... ·:t ···.. · 0. s.le $1.00 Flalinil lirts :········· On Sale 2'for $2.98 , Sport lblrt style and work shirlllyle. 1 • . ...,.. lq. prlct $2.91 , ' Bib OYnls... ·...... '· .... ·.. 0. Sale $1.00 All colora and pattern• lh Ibis irDUP- Yo• wiU want sevoral ol shirts'. Mtn'a Rtt- pr~ $11.91 lo Ill~ OH SALE 'Ia OFP Boys' Reg. Price $4.19 Men.'s Striped Overall RJt. price $5.,5 to $15.00 Men's Justl2 pairs in lot. -·· W Orltlnilly tOihl $1.95 I P,ts Sleeveless Sweaters · · · ·· · Now golnt Vz off P•Jainas ···· Vz prJct . ... Now $1.41 to $UI . A nice assortioe!lt of Colors. Llttlt Boya' OriwlnallJ itlill P,91 to 1$.91 Shirt and Palltl Elllll!.les · For Tllls'Etld Oily $1.99 to $2.99 VtiUII to $US Men's SCARVES .................... Now $1.00 ~lto7. Q White Ha•dke'ttliflfs ············ .on Sale 7c o4dLot ...,.. : Wlnf• Caps --·'- ., ·····.. ··.. ·.... · Vz price Limit 6. Men's Pajamas .. ·........ ·.. On Sale $2.00 aoya' ~·· . PROAD RUN Rq. ,rica $5.95 to 111.95 . Slipoter Swoaters ·.. r • .... • $2.91 to $5.98 Ltmlt 6 per cuatqmer. end Wools, Nylon Reversible &Fleeces. Si:z:es 2 to 18 A few bow ues also at Hor 11.00. - Ret; price $4.98 to $18.98 JACKD$ IIIII CAl COATS . . Now Stilt~ Off-$2.49to $9.49 XL. String Ties .. ,. ................... 3 for $1.00 Balltlaaa Hantlkerchitfs ···· a roal buy at 8c Wt'~k Bop' Mtn'• ReplarPrlee f35.00,to •Guo To go at ~ their former val"'. Tbls lot·eonslsts of all wool around woi'Steds, G'.lbardlnes, and Flannela. .Rayon mixtures. Sizes 35 to 46. Men'• wllb her. sister and hmily, Mr. and !Ira. Eurl Ewing. Sunday dinner gue11s of Mr. and M!i. Jame1 Piehl- Sr. were lolr. and Mrs. Farl Diehl and children. Mike, Monloa and Timmy or S!. Alban, and Mr and ~o~ta. Jame• Diehl 1r., pnd, ;:hildti~ Chorlena and Jo F.lleio of Pom•foy Mill Florence Cummlll.i of Le· tarl Falla, 0., •Pent severul dayo recently wlth her Jlster, Mrs Jack Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Bornard 801a1 have reccnlly purchased the new home on Route 33 In the Martin Addition built by Hoi( and Zu• PID, lccal. ---------------., Wool s•irts ........ · ...... · $2.4" to $6.48 , ·. - On SALE$17.SO to·$27.50 Small • ... prlct·•'-'• to 111.91 GOINGfOR THbUDAYJAT -·· . Sanforized Shrwnk. Sizes 141f2 to 17. · · · Limit 2. er1burg1 vl~lted over the • »RAITJC ~EDilCI'IONS FOB MEN AND BOYS.- SAVE lJP TO 1-3 AND .%. . N M0$1' ITEMS. AU SMJIS ' ~""JB. WE RESERVE THE RI~BT TO LIMIT fllJAN'I'JTIES. '• lin. Mabel ' Hervey of Park· ..' ,, . 3 DAYS ONLY · FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY and teachers of the M. E. Sunday ''Thef(l's no doubt about it, traY· u··... · '' ilue.ts ol Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley. The Van Metera or Acme are movIna back to lbelr home bere In the near luture. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lee and sons were Sunday cubata of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley. The Lees u.. at Middleport, Rt. L Mro. Ted Riley Sr., 1 Clift~n and !olr.'and Mrs. Ted Riley Jr., Mid· d)eport attended the funeral of an uncle, E. E. Dearth who d\"'1 in Elyria Hospital a~d whose ·funeaal was held Monday at Marietta, 0. M:s. Dearth Ia In the hospital with a broken hip and wrist. The Committee on Education School met at the home of Rev. and Mro. Richard Wright, Tueaday evening. Those present were Mn. Ray Pickens Sr., Mrs. Lloyd Hoff. man, Mrs. Blij Brown, Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mr& Dana Lewis, Mr. Ed Natross, Mr. L 0. Youn1, Sunday School Supt., and Rev. and Mrs. Wright. ' Mrs. Blll and Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Clifton, Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mason were in Point Pleasant Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman and son, Kennle, visite~ Mr. and 'SE'MI' ll' STORE WIDE . JUm'• aud aoclll rooms wllb a Byronie Van Meter of: St. Albans dlnnea belnc ser.ad. Each were visiting friends and relatives u to brilll two IUesll as here Saturday. They were aupper memboro. m*de for 1 bazaar to Hari:b. Details will be :wjooo•<Cd iller. 1m donated i ... .' Plaids and Plain coloro. . 1 · JUST 12 GOING AT I SllpoY• s ......:~ •':" ••" Oft Slit Vz price ala Ovlt'df: ..................... ).-..• $2.M ~~·· mT' HATS ' ' .. " " " " " :" ' " .' " . $1.00 Someare Sleeveleas• ' ~ A very lood name~· ·"'''' J uill o few sizes In ~!iP· ID ovu-111& Mtn'4 '11rlpt4 + ,; Whllo ThtY ·Laot at Juat ..,.. ' ' ' ....... Coat Swoater,s ·.... ·.... On·SaleJulf $1.00 Dress Gloves ·.. .. .. .. .. On Sale Vz price Corduror Hab .. ·.············· Oil Slit $J.00 LADIES ace tl!eoe.. Jut !libt lor those Jobo oroUJid the,)ouoe. Mon'a Ltnt Slti~ Moto'a . Rlt- .price lUI"to ~.so.- Unlined and lined. Knit Shirts ........ .- .. ·.. · .... ·.. · · ~ price . lack~ a.-1 Car'(aats · ·· :. • $4.49 tt $19.75 LadI"' Rlt- ,rleef3.91 Sweaters ·...... ·.. ·.. · Vz oft original price · ..,.. ·Short anoj LQ'!a ,S\Yieo, re.ble, n.Yiona and all woola in the · il'OUp. Don't !aU'IP oe• tbia reek. Slzea 38 to 112. . Unetl Joan$ ········:··· ···· ·· .On Sllf $t.OO Sliwver and cardigan style& ' Mtn'o Cotton Rlt- ,rico $1.91 " Shell know how ·much you really eare wloon you 1ivo loor tloe moat wanted ~~ ol all, 1 J(eeiJiake Diamonil Rlna. Jlllf only t Ouironl~ Perltfl - ........... K9epuke 'l)iamolld Ia 1 proper tribute 'to loor love and WICIOritl~dinc- P'lkte ,;,,;.,; iMlllit -,...,_. T• '. · CttM In lo4l,y aMI Itt ewr fine callectloa t1 Dlitlltli.ll.... COLL:INS JEWELRY .$TORE ' ~~, ' • ' : ' I . . . .. ' " " $2.91 Zipper Swat Shirts, ········ On·Sale t.1 price S.!I.L · . "'""' .Pont' ·····:·: ·······: ·:.On Sale $2.00 ,WAirk WhJpcord and Twills. ' ' ,' · · ' JI:.C•nur·ey Pants ' .. ·.. .. .. · On Sale V2 price Mon'a Boya' s~u K1lt Shorts .. .. ·.... · .... · 4 pairfor $1.00 Orlglftllly aeld for $1.91 loya• Flannel Shirts ·········· On Sale $1.00 Yoll will want several or the:;e Sizes 2 to 18. loya-:1.on1 SIMvt Sport Shirts · ·········· ······· On Sale $1.00 Cot!Oit Broadcloth. S!ZCS 2 to 18 A repuiable name in Shirli. ~~tY,• Originally ,"'ld for $2.95 . Corduroy Sllirts ······· ····· ~ pr1ce, $1.48 ...' , .. ·- .. i. , t TS .... · ........ · .. · .. · · On We $15.00 �• ' •\l!'<f'.l"' ·Season Win From·'II•.. : t/. . ' I, ""'~ r~:.~ JYf~ep 1"\ j\.,. '\'A; \ •• •• t • • \, """'+ _ ... r,J ( • , ' .~ , ,,"II 1 .. . ... . 'I' 'r • " ...... .· :. -~~ .Show Is tQtecast •ti" .. (Cot~hnutd frem '"tf ,.f) ' ' wh..e convletiono , were afllrmed :remP,Qratures lor Thursdl, ek\l~otea to lbbw llt\le by the hlllh e~urt iii teet. MIDDLEPOBT WIN STOk~ HOURS DAILY .......... 9 A.M. to 5 f.M. SATURDAY . . ... ~A.M. to 9t.M. , . . OPIN THURSDAY AfTERNOON McCOY HAT sR·op CLOSING OUT ' DOWN . . .: • E. ' .i.;1•ll I IUIW'I ST. ,, BIG BARGAINS FOR YOU IN All MIHinery and All Tt·pe• of Quality Merchandl~e 'I<Jf~IIJ.~· ' · .. IIi . "\ '. .' ' ... Tile Truth About It tex'n Jeans ·" • ,j ,_ .... ; .,. J '\1 t ¥(::'"<'; f'~ ;~.~. , :J! "; .; ~~- i.SJ)Ji ..Wit~ lftti 6ett ..~ .' ·· ~ t! ' A1sorted Sizes Reg. $2.75· McCOY HAT SHOP.:.... MIDDLEPORT . ·• Now $1.99 ''• i $UP£R GIISOLINS . ' Reg. $3.25 ·Now$2.49 In Sklntlles and Rill Idea • Colol'lln Faded Blue, Blue Denim & Charcoal E$ Autborlud MacGregor S~ortlna ' Goods Dealer Men'• Hiovy Weight p ~1!1. !'· . ' ' '¥!"dlopa'.l UN I· ~..~~ . .., I ' ' Golora: Grey, Green ANT :S ···$tift 5HI RT,5 ·· $2.95 .LIVI jEMf· $3.98 ' 8iue len io at . OVERAllS High ~~\c or LQw Bact $2.99 , ~PAY ONLY Work Socks ··.. ·· 29c Work Glovu ·· 39c • Work ShHJ ·· $S.d0 if $27.13 A MONTH I Yell'll Time H You m.h. Average Dally ()ad t- T1w1 Zlc. 10 . Moat car• bi.vt &hftl~ii:lilt!·~~~ , 1 bortaontal &oraJmi ~ '4; 11 \ ;, ' h , ·--:~'m1'~..s (p . ~ • •. f' 'uprllht collap~··, ,, . ai att1 ~ wl?.tijill to fJ• the D!~. ~~~;C!t ~- bvo1.;t ~~~ht ' • H ..~·~." • , •. &~Y~~~~~~~~ ~w~~ l)f 80 •••,. Cff:• !tAl &hit llvta you ~J~~c;k 01. Denim Juans .... $1.89 AJiSiiet 64J,ertenced ~ lrl~~~~ J\i· \!~ftt:lf 8VD SHOR'QI, BRIEFS, T.SHIRTS ... ... , .......... 8te BVD ATHLETIC SHIRTS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 89e THE t.10DERN MART, · l11c. coATS:aLoo.- lllio»iMoar ' \ .. •• ......... ••• 5ALIIllliiS �• ' •\l!'<f'.l"' ·Season Win From·'II•.. : t/. . ' I, ""'~ r~:.~ JYf~ep 1"\ j\.,. '\'A; \ •• •• t • • \, """'+ _ ... r,J ( • , ' .~ , ,,"II 1 .. . ... . 'I' 'r • " ...... .· :. -~~ .Show Is tQtecast •ti" .. (Cot~hnutd frem '"tf ,.f) ' ' wh..e convletiono , were afllrmed :remP,Qratures lor Thursdl, ek\l~otea to lbbw llt\le by the hlllh e~urt iii teet. MIDDLEPOBT WIN STOk~ HOURS DAILY .......... 9 A.M. to 5 f.M. SATURDAY . . ... ~A.M. to 9t.M. , . . OPIN THURSDAY AfTERNOON McCOY HAT sR·op CLOSING OUT ' DOWN . . .: • E. ' .i.;1•ll I IUIW'I ST. ,, BIG BARGAINS FOR YOU IN All MIHinery and All Tt·pe• of Quality Merchandl~e 'I<Jf~IIJ.~· ' · .. IIi . "\ '. .' ' ... Tile Truth About It tex'n Jeans ·" • ,j ,_ .... ; .,. J '\1 t ¥(::'"<'; f'~ ;~.~. , :J! "; .; ~~- i.SJ)Ji ..Wit~ lftti 6ett ..~ .' ·· ~ t! ' A1sorted Sizes Reg. $2.75· McCOY HAT SHOP.:.... MIDDLEPORT . ·• Now $1.99 ''• i $UP£R GIISOLINS . ' Reg. $3.25 ·Now$2.49 In Sklntlles and Rill Idea • Colol'lln Faded Blue, Blue Denim & Charcoal E$ Autborlud MacGregor S~ortlna ' Goods Dealer Men'• Hiovy Weight p ~1!1. !'· . ' ' '¥!"dlopa'.l UN I· ~..~~ . .., I ' ' Golora: Grey, Green ANT :S ···$tift 5HI RT,5 ·· $2.95 .LIVI jEMf· $3.98 ' 8iue len io at . OVERAllS High ~~\c or LQw Bact $2.99 , ~PAY ONLY Work Socks ··.. ·· 29c Work Glovu ·· 39c • Work ShHJ ·· $S.d0 if $27.13 A MONTH I Yell'll Time H You m.h. Average Dally ()ad t- T1w1 Zlc. 10 . Moat car• bi.vt &hftl~ii:lilt!·~~~ , 1 bortaontal &oraJmi ~ '4; 11 \ ;, ' h , ·--:~'m1'~..s (p . ~ • •. f' 'uprllht collap~··, ,, . ai att1 ~ wl?.tijill to fJ• the D!~. ~~~;C!t ~- bvo1.;t ~~~ht ' • H ..~·~." • , •. &~Y~~~~~~~~ ~w~~ l)f 80 •••,. Cff:• !tAl &hit llvta you ~J~~c;k 01. Denim Juans .... $1.89 AJiSiiet 64J,ertenced ~ lrl~~~~ J\i· \!~ftt:lf 8VD SHOR'QI, BRIEFS, T.SHIRTS ... ... , .......... 8te BVD ATHLETIC SHIRTS .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 89e THE t.10DERN MART, · l11c. coATS:aLoo.- lllio»iMoar ' \ .. •• ......... ••• 5ALIIllliiS �J.-Dally Sentinel, Pomehly-Miildleport, 0., Jan. 29, 1958 Legal Notice ·~·-===~= NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Eltato of Wllliom •Walloc. POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS DtctaMCI Notice Is hereby given that Ho· mer a. Baxter whose Post Office WASHINGTON UP - llouse Ohio, baa leader~ of bolh parties aaree~ !1> The Prestdenl Monday proposed been duly appointed Admlhlal!'al· day that Pr..,!dent Elaenhower'a a biUJon.dollar program to train addre11s is Pomeroy, PtiONE 398 or of the Estate of William Wal· RATES lace late of Syracuse, Melp County, Ohio, dmose~ 1 ceots ""' one ll><rtlon. Mi1J.'IIum charf • lOc.-4 ......, Dated thil 13t8 day of Janllll')' .,er wurd t<ll i.hree tonsecuU~.f tnserUIMlS. 19o8 Special - Ont. month for ~ ceDlJi per word. John 'C. Baeon Full rat• of 2 centa per word wtll be charged lor advertising ~ Juds• of the Prob~te Court 101 pa1d f1r before the 15tn of each month followtng Insertion Erro"" m Advertising-Should be re-ported immcdlalel1, Tbt Met~• Countv, Ohio Datly Sentmel will not ae respors1ble for more than one tncor~ H~~~·~_J(l) U, 22, 28, 81< red tnsert1on Card of Thanklt and Spedal Notlceo of B-eata $1 00. 01 ttuartet published •I 1 cent ptr word ••NI. Legal Notice 12) Cord Of Thanks ,..L/ _ _ Durmg the Ml knos and death or our Belovt>d (,race HoudHshcll We Wl!:tl to thank Dr Hmce and the ent1rc t:cncral Hospit many blood don ors those st nd!Ji g tl1c bcauli(ul t•a rds and Flo\,ers, Rev New k1rk, Rev 1hddll , t he pall bear ers, graH' dtggcrs, Henry Ew w g and h1~ stiiff Grace ha s J II SI gnne away ror ll ~1c1g< al stalf those Predict Scholarship Program To Get Rough Time In House N1cc level Jut 111 Syracuse near NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAI church ami l>('hool See Walter lNG ON INVENTORY .Roush, Condor St , Pomeroy Preblte Court, •las C•untv~ Ohl• Phone 95 Y I 29 3tc TO the Executor or Admlnlatrat· or and to such of the following 11 f)ne sapcro J•l i! dllc Gmtar one are restdents of lhe state (ff Ohio M•sco 3 p.u g ~l Amplifyer surviving spouse, ii any; next of bars, pu:ks <tllfl hllllar stand kin; bencfletarlea under Ute will, lost !22:i WJII sat:Jifll c for $100 If any, the attorney or attorneys R a l~h A I mnbnght ftll No 2 rePresen ting any of the aforemen· Pomeroy, Oh io 1 27 JtrJ honed persons You are hereby notllte4 that on Per£ectwn gas hcalcl Dale H~ sell, 914 lJJnt.'il St, Middleport , the 20th day of January 19GB, an Ohto I 28 J,p Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Harve~ Foreman, de· ceBBed, late of Pomeroy In said County waa flied In thla Court (11) Wonted To Hearing on satd Inventory and Baby bed 10 good cond!IJon Call Appraisement will be had before o!I2J t296tc this Court on the 20th day of r.t> ruary, 1953, at 10 o'eloet A M lr41 Furi{ent Exceptions thereto may be flifjl by any Interested party at any 3 room apm lmcnt 1'Jl Spnng time prior to live daya before the Ave, Po111 e! o) Phone 29D-M date set for hearm1 WJTNESS my siflnature and 129 6tc the seal of aaid Court, thla New 2 room •md bal h furrushed 20th day of Januuy, 19M, allartment !'hone 6128 X John C. Bacon I 27 61p Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk (1) 22, 29, 2tc 3 room apaJ lmcnl 2 sleeping rooms Fuml~hcd or unfurnisl!.· cd Call 3118 Y I 24 6tp bllllon<lollar s<holmhlp proaram Ifill have a tough time In the Houae Satd Speaker Sam Rayburn: '1rs a pretty eontroverlial bill. tt•s a new venture 11s far as edu- cation Is concerned " _ Said llouse GOP Leader Joaepb w. Martin Jr · "All educat<on bd!s haye dllfl· cui!J In the House, and If Ibis ye• Is the exception 1'1) be 1111'· priJed." ------Rep Brown Berates Teaching Methods Being Used Today sCltentists to meet Russia's space challenge. He would gtve 10,000 collea:e acholarstups a year to gtfled but needy high school ,.. mora He also would prOvide ~,500 teacher t~<atning fellowstltps. As Martin noted, education bllls have had trouble 10 the House In the psst two ses~uons the House has defeated aid·to-education billa. Meanwhile, the Prestdent's pro- gram was under attack as being madequBte The Nattonal Educa· tton Assodation 4)rotested his de ets1on to drap the 1957 school-con struction program Dr Frederick L Hovde, prest dent (If Purdue Uruverslty, said gre11ter federal aid Is needed par ticularly In the training of high school reachers He said a "mas stvc effort" IS requtred to im prove education 10 mathematics and scaence Other rongresstonal news· Prlct1: Labor leader W111tcr P Reuther urged Congress to that major corporahons their need for price mcreases fore putting them Into effect. Spondlnt: Budget Dtrcctor cival F Brundage sud Quillen to MeiJI General Hoapltal ' sulfcrlns from mto;qal bemorrhag..,, CLIFfON Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John liar· rison, Sunday were Mr and Mn. HIGH·LOW .liMI'I Frank IIams and children, Ann NEW YORK UP~Tbe and Bob, of Mason, :llr and Mra. •pot In the nation lhl! ,norn!ii1 Ronald Childera, Mrs Ralph Stew- was Aberdeen, s. D., art and Dawn and Mike of Vienna. s. weather MrL Charles Cartwright and below Z1'ro Hottea1 Elaine and Mra. Dana Lewb apent waa Thermal, Calll., Monday at Galltpolls ' Mro Harcy Johnson Mn Williams, 'Mn. Cllf!Jrd ·JoltnSI>h J and Mr and Mr& Walter tended the last rites of Mra. Edlth Buah of Maaon, S~nday Mrs. Mary Hsrrts, Wheeling, and Mrs Paul Turnbull, Mason City, was calltng qn Mr and Mrs Ned Henry, last Wedne11day Mra. Jean Taylor, Mason viS<tcd 1\lr. and Mrs Ned Henry Friday. Kenneth '(lylor, Syracuse, Ohio called on the Ned Henrys Monday. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Van Meter and family spent the week end in Nitro with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell. u. • •· ~ • ,, ·b It 'c e n t. Mrs. Alma Peck and famlly of Chilltcothe spent Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs E 0. Henry Mr and Mrs. Oecar Henry Terry and Harry Roush called on Mr. and Mro C 0 Newell, Cheshire, Sunday r WASHINGTON UP- Rep Clar ence J Brown got an appllca tlon recently from a young man in his district who wanted ad. pcal'cf ul ll'SI hut her mcmor) rnisafon to the naval academy 1 ~ sttll wHh us <~!ways The only thing was, Brown aald EMERGENCY CALL Husband Wm lloudaHhcH today, be apclled II "Navat Aea The Ractne First Aid Squad Mother ~lrs Lydm Kuth damy." was called to Dewttta Run , early I 29 lip Brown said h1s experlenee was th11 morning to transport Belle --~- - --~ not un12sual The Blanchester 1pendlng m1ghl go a bdhon dol· 151 Personals Ohio Republican "ld the "shock Iars over President Eisenhower's Dt 01r ~hd1tl er,s" perpetr~ted by high school budget estimate unless Congre11s Al l I w,ltl l t d tu do was g• t one qraduates In applying for train- supporla admlnlslratton proposals of tho se t 11<1h ou s 1le <~t lhl Ina In the mil<lary aeademlei ore to cut some domestic programs Nc" YtHk I lo!hmg House for a matter of common discussion Rllcktta: A Union memiJer testl· half pm..: In Capitol lltll each year l!'oun~ fJCd before the Senate Rackets I u\c, H<~rry examination time Committee that he was unable to I 29 lie "We seem to ftnd teachers to get work for 5CVeral months in teach things hkc auto <tnvJng,"' 1955 because he opposed control 161 l.nst & Found Brown said "But we can't 3eem of Ius local by convtcled extorPAYS BECAJJSE If lo lind people to teach other tJOmst Joseph S "Joey" Fay l•o und 10 llh1o 1t 1wr Jllh nbo 11 REACHES MORE MEIGS thin&•. like spelling " Lou1s LaUanz:to of Wdmmgton, for ou!IHII r ' 1111/ lt) l use Eroc s' Brown a1ked Dr L V Berkner Del, a member uf Philadelphia COUNTY PEOPLE Qui1L111 ltlorll 0 l 27 30le how he eould cxpecl to mate Local M.2 of the Operatmg EngiTHAN ANY OTHER q~"aentists or mathematicians out neers Union, said he lmally gat FOU UN II nc;u \Ja~on Cl!ll! C kc ) i Roum House NEWSPAPER full IJasc ment ol peopJe who can't read and work on a Delaware construction NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAR· rmg \'lth stl t!<JI kc)s and \o.Ith ga ril gt• }!.Is furnatc Close write Berkner, who is prealdent job after complatntne io the NaKnMII IItt nst t ,g Ow ner lll il\ lNG ON INVINTORY to Gndc lind llt l( h Schools claim Uy 1t.lclll lfyn 1 ~ and p,IYIIl.Ll Phone 173 Jlc.rmeroy 128 6t!' Prol>alt Coort, Mtlt11 County, Ohio of Aaaoelated Unlversittes, Inc., a tional Labor Relations Board TO the! Exeeutor or AclmlnlBtnt· reaeareb organn.allon, and a mem fur ;ul J>h o11e J!IB D.11ly Sr1. Entertainment: Evidence purtJncl Oli H1, Meehamc Strcd ' 2 room Apu!lllll'nl llosr 1n town or and to such of the folloWint 11 ber of the President's Scientific portmg to ahow airbne executives I 2:-J lfc 1 are realdenls of the •tate of Ohio: odviJory committee, replied that lavlahly entertained Clut Aero..._.Pomeroy - 127 llutlr1 m1t Pu111C! O) , Ohw surviving spo1J11e, if any; next of this eouldn't be dono nautics Board members has been I 28 IZlc NclgiN & lit rk ( ntuge Phont Commlllto Studlts Problem kin, beneficidrl" under the will, unearthed by House mvestlgators 1 3ti l l 1\,IC !IIC 0 1 (J I 20 tf Thelr comments werC! made at l'wu new unf111 Jllsht•tl apartments If any, thC! attorney or attornerl MJJt,.blc foJ l wu Aho, one representing any of the aforemen· a hearmg by a Hou!Je Govern. (81 Auro Sales ment Operations subcommittee !-llll:J II oi fu:e 1no111 t:Oiils 8u1ld tloned persons. You are hereby notified !hot on studying a possible apcedup In 1ng Phone tiW() I 28 6tr the 20th day of January, 19M an acientiflc research 1955 I•OIIIl VH 2 d! (U:J tomluH r · - -- Berber SJlld actenttals are not Srd,111 O:w 1 m ful owner Spo t Slccpmg room ~ Clusc 111 town InvC!ntory and Appraisement of the estate of Gracce Van Duyn !eying to hi every pupil Into the less lu.:hl hliu ruu~h New All ltk 127 BlltlCJ llll l Ave J'umeroy trad e 111 $1 295 Blaettn .u , l 18 12 h French, deeejlllcd, late of Middle· aelentlflc mold, nor p~sh aeleqti· fie training ot the expense of l'OII!l' l ov I 27 tJh Apartments, bu~mcs~ room, trailer nort In !8ld County was filed in other euentlal subjects Buch a.i this Court. space. Call til70 1 15 Uc f955 <'lii·VIt(ll ~r va 210 2 111 Hearing on asld Inventory and literature, languages, tnd the DEFIANCE, 0 UP- Deff&nce St•flllll Ongln ,d bl .1 ek IIOlllh li lo.• FOR REN 1'- f~x l c J! SI OII Ladders Appraisement wiD be had before 1111 Brown suggested, and Berk County Common Pleas Judge Dan n ew 4 IMI rt I t 1rbun•tor Ovl'l Sca ffOld BoaHis, Drop Cloths.. thla Court on the lllh doy of ner aarced, that high schools give Ball Monday ordered the Hicks thl vc Sltl .slu fl New Bull k tr.1 Cllntun F1:;hc1, M!ddll!I)Ort, 0 February 19M, at 10 o~lock A. M pupllo too much choice about l'i11e High School Boanl to re-ad dt 111 $1395 Hlacltno r's Po11' Berkner m1t marrtcd student Donald R Exceptions thereto 1 be ftled 'what they will study l'holfe 6265 X. Ill tl cwy 1 17 fil, by any lntereoted pa y at any 11ld puplla aren't auffiCJently In Tomlmson, 18, to rcgubrly schcd 11mo prtor to fjve days beforr the formed to make y,Jse decisions on ulcd claase1 105,-1 IJIJil K Spcll•il 2 rl r Scd.t 1 l::!l( ht Huom lluu:;e 1wo story date set for heertng this. The ruling came m a m.mda ~poll! Si'i bi,Jlk II III\ Wllllc• fllllSh Motlll n h,il/1 u11 st·cun{f floor WITNESS my signature Brown said he Wal~hcd hlgh mu11 smt hied by Donald's father tnlll't ,11111 I.tvatmy on fns! ' 7!J::i B1.1tll11ar s Ponu1uy tmd lhe seal of said Court, 8chool pup1b from what was p1c Keith Tomlmson, askmg pernm giJt•tl 1::•11 a.I({', i!buut f1vc nii11Litc• I 27 111 Ibis 20th day of January, tured u a model school inter slon for hls son to attend regular fi iJill Cu url House 1\ N Ben 1958 viewed on televlston recently classes 195tJ MFI!t lillY V8 4 dr ~tu ntt i .J\ ,ct 310M Hl61!p John C. Baeon loys Lurn Coottlng Tomlinson sa 1rl IIJe ~ hoo ' lltld I 11p Oil"' of tlu• d e atlt• ~ t ov~l~tra<l c·r-, \\-, 1 -l c~,~ 1 u~ lppNI Judge and Ex·Offlcio Clerk "All but one of lhc boys sa1d board had offered the youth on)) '5ll UII V" hcu.• M••rcomallt ch tl't 1-,~2,005 Bluct1no1's Pome1 01 Sy!ali1SC s n Jlcndm. 1.·------,;,;(1~).:;2;;:2•:..;;;29~1 !hey were taking co-c.:Jucattona! 1 ehanec to continue his studtes cooking" he 11id "I 1uppose thts on a basis of specially schcdulcc' 1 27 lltl ~~ Is very important said It was classes 1053 !)(Jilli b: VB 4 di l UIOIIII .St sort or B party time He said 'We Judge 811tt said the lJoard rc 1 J7) Help Wonttd dt~n Au·o sluft Tlt r~ ~ ar li ll 1w get to pllch a little woo m there' ' corded a reaoluhon at 1ts meet lll'lil uf C.lrC $7Ni Jjliil'lln<ll ' '\IIP!111ull lllJCh ~th uo l llu~s 1 I ACT NOW Bcrkncr called for better high lng on June 8, 1953, but dtd nol l'unw11 y l 27 u~r SAVE $100 TO $1000 1a td 15 IJuv~ to cute+ hlollcrs school curricula so talented pu vote on 11 proposal to bar mar Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' pila at lcaal e1n take sdentil1c rled students from the school 1U511 I'O NTIA L' V8 !)l t, t hJd 1 2nd wnk ul l"c b1uary, Whl PiiY $ 1 flU ]Wr hotn 1\Ltke fl ppl!~ilhO tl wilb 7ft new and uaed u.nera and mathematic~ course• if they Batt sa1d there was n11 slalul< <1! ~cd,m l'ont.ut' s fme .t 0 I't lrt U.I)J)h i\ l.anlbl tght, RO No It to IIU It, also 10 wldes. Tw want to. In man~ schools now, 1n Ohio concerning the nght ot Jm ,d OW ' lf'l 'Jr atll' ' II til l lit \~ 2, Pnm cl'ttl , Ohio I 27 6tp and three bedrooms, naUonall. only the rudiments if such cours· probibltlon or a 1 marncd ch1h! Ponl l,tl Hyt1ram11l1C IIIIIC $2 co m offered, he 11id known makt~~. The lowell po• attending s:chool, b11t he rltcd 105 Bl.ll ll ll UI :; PO!Ih IU\ .x ptliCJicNI bully men Po111cro} He also called for establlslt the state compllhiOry attendancr •Ible terms anywhere. Drive 1 27 !Jl '1o!nl C() 1 27 Bh ment of hill government-aupport law. well worth Jour trip. Tbll I - - -ed rescarch laboratories, in var Batt said the board produced 2 ho~ ~ (ot' pupur ruutcs In Sugur come prepared to deal. Faal loua Clelds. lie Slid the research no evidence ot lm'inurallly 01 l!lb' Auto .Set VIces IUtle and ••·"t a lot The10 ar nun area Phone 6372-X (I ) a• 6te 70ur LAST ahopplnJ plan, 11 Job baa arown too big fer prl~atc mlseonddV•t on the part of Don R II IIAWLINGS SONS lO - 2; old, ~r !hot "the welfare or d15et free dellverr. Hove In tomot ,laboratorlea and O<hoela. hour Wrecker Sc1Vlt:t' J>.1J pllne of tho other puplls was In row. Anything of value takea Employmenl' Phone IJ227 N1~ht l'hunt Jurioualy affected by h15 pre In trade. 6039 X I>ODl,E - I' L¥!IO U I h Wonted scnce In the school " WAVIIILY MOIILI DEALEHS 3 Utl / HOME SALIS Wuu l£1 lll1c tu llavc w,1 s hm~_t all(! NOT fOR RkSIDENTS lrunln ~s tn do ttl honw Call 1. Hithwor 2S (91 For Sole MONTPELIER, Vt. UP - Some 1'1 2:1.1U3, IIH<tfonl. W Va WAVIRLY, OHIO 30 pmposcd plcnle areas to be CulLom Buih kitcbcn Kitchen I 21f31c Harry Clinton Surlaec, Jr .. was built by the state at a cost of de1igned for ~our homo ~'ree honored, laat week, at his home $U,OOO have been declared "off 12081 Insurance eatimat4111 ~·oreman & Ab:,ott In Muon with a birthday party In llmlta" to VcrmonterL The slate !'booe S.W.·Y. 8 6 tl COMPLETE Insurance Protectlofl, celebration of his tenth birthday boal'\1 of foresla ond parks said the Life, Auto, l'lre, Polio. Call l)on He Ia the oon oC Air. •nd Mrs faeUitles are to be uaed by tourists rwo L'lrt ul::tlllg rucl till l!cllter~ IU.SPONSIIlU• PERSON, ti)n)c or Harry Surface. and aa or outing areas Mtlls, Middleport, Ohio, female, .frum thla 11rea, t.p 1erv· t 1-:t!i'l del:-li,(C1Htm rill rr Game• wore ployed and prlz" tot resident•." IIIlA Ill OltD, , NacJtw , l)houc Icc and ~ullcct from automatic B.rneo·Simpaon Insurance Alon~y awerded lo various guca!l. leo 1\IsPf•nsers Nu selUng Age not 3821 I 25 (lie Mlddlcport Flre- Automobllo cream, cake, mlnta and sort t•sscnllal Cal', 1efcrences, and -10 lnt' h- Electric - - -----llonda Phqno tlSl~·X. ~ drlnka wore 10rved Kilt httu Rlllt ~t $700 00 working capital ne~u AUendlng were Joan Hcwetson Llrcp Well Looker , l !!JO<l l:O IHh gary 7 to 12 houra weekly ncb Sheila Walker, Sharon Maynard. t10n $UO liO Uuwtu tuu KApi I 10 up to $.100 00 monthly Posslbll Carol Neville, Gary Stewart Pat Dutlcrm1t Ave 1 2:1 4tr ny full tm1e work For local in STRUCTURAL I IIAMI Ryan, Johnny Grue"'r, 1ohnny ll' I'VIcw gwe full particulars and ICRAP IRON - MITA~I lt'cr lmnwdaatc s~ l e, M<~Pil' IJVIIh Roaen ond Tamm7 MeGowan. your (lhonc number Write P 0 r00111 II UJte, old &tyJt: dtnllll! ru Box 8047, Mhacle ~lie Station om su11 c, ga~ refr ll:Ct ntor IJa' ' 11e1. U79.95..:.. Green, Be~ge, Red Mmneapolls, 16, Mlnn ra nge 2 bc rls k1tc.:ht•n t'll l)lll{t I 29 3tc dcxk Jlnd numerous mi srcllurl Phont 510 l'omlftl eous It.·nl ~ Seo at furmcr N ~· l • Reg. lie S111ort rcsadcncc in llacmr Buv ., The Daily Sentinel t l I· ~ Ia '" tt tt ;IJ ~ y n Keeps Y~11 r Home.Warm in tftt )VI~~, ' and ~·lin the Summer J . '· • Legal Notice ' "n . bIS I. lc .d td , IC _____ 'of•" HI il- Judge Orders Married Student Back To School I "e·n: " of IS •r· 0· od . Ill JANU·ARY 1<1-· lp . d, tr e, 'I -=----,-- _______ _: •n , to ' ~~I' TRAILERS TRAILERS to m· ' ~he -- ---- --- l lSI v. -- (19) Business Opportunities ...tlybe he he on. • OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. (20)Business Services I 27 31< ~r· tit "' I we f.O• ,,.pb . o( tot '1ftck· lot ~·· ~- )38 \ ,.t RAD IO & l'f.l EVISIIJ:-1 SERVICE Phtlne :wo l'lclond ApJ.Ihanrr Stole 110 W Mutn ' ". P1111ttruy - 4 Room• New Furnitu,. FOI $299.00 BAK~R - - -~ Street 2 23-lf - -- - - Your Only Authorized t'uller RRUSJI MAN James Marriner l'hono No. 121 - Allor 5 PM 10.1-11 elcan l!••d Cars Makes and Models METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES "lulld ltlhir '"' Ltaa• GRUESI!R BLOCK CO. .' 3 Mllta North of PtmtrtJ On Rt. 33. C,ll Wm. Grutatr Roell IJH'11111 716 I . Molo St. Pemeroy, Ohla (;oud All CONCBJTE BLOCKS (211 Real Estate Cucltlu ~161ft POULTRY PAlM· 60 aire~ mtll· I~ PlltuN, with 16 I"Mfn ftoutt with runnlnt wettr, blrn, llltck broiler houot (4j!XI401 with Ja. mttw1y autetnatic fMIItn anti w.,....., 14 ltollle ... b.... tn, 71 omall waltren ~·• ftt4 on. Orltlinll coai,J10.000.00 can now lot pvrclto... ftr MSOO.OO CUCKLIR ltiAUV lOX 229 PNOIII 101-Y . ••• ~ 'i~:'[.t, , ' Feeney-BenneH: Auxiliary Votes $5 Contributions SOFA ancl CHAIR ...... $158.00 .SOfA ad CIWR tlon, ' . )\efi·....., , Reg. ~24U~ -:-!IelJa, Green i ~( ~ lC or . ', onp ~ tor• s al nn· ·Rec. fS-1.15 /' ,' , , , ' SOF~ ~·C~~R. ·· ····· \$~11.!)0.. :' . ....;. vcn ..... In try· 1 _.:: ood .,.... anJ- '~ ' , SOF4 •-' dfAIR ··:,· ,$fl8.00' Reg. f2n:es r ; ,·' ir, ~ ' SOFA.qnd ~HAIR ..... $148.qt . .,~,~~~ ~"· ... ::J~38.GQ Tha America" Lellon Auxll tary of Feene1·Ben"ett Pos~ 128. met on Moodoy evenln~ at th~ Leulon Hall with Mra. Dale Moumlnr, prealdlnJ. Mra. Lillian Stetff was thc chaplain f<U' the meeting. 1 The uroup voted to contribute $5 DQ to tiM! Mat<h of Dimes and ~ 00 to the Tutierculoals Asaocla ~··jiG' ...1, B_ IG REDUC~~ON • Livi~J _,:, R,,ri\":~S,~,ite,s nzus ' ~ \ ·- hnaj ,:lou I j ,, \· It was !ltd~ lo aaaln aond an "ovtatandlna •lrl" from Middle· port High School to .the Buckeyo Girls' State In COlUI]Ib"' In 1une They ol•o d~ol~ed to buy silverware ond an elcotrlc roaster for the Hall The Poppl.. to be oold on Poppy Day wen also ordered. Two now meml>era, Mra. TeJ Chapman, toea~ and Mre Henry Rletmer, Mlliln,/ W. Va were weteom 0d Wf. ' cora Bennett was reported to be lntprovlnJ. 1 u 3It Uto close Ill !be tlleotini Re!reahtneDta ' were l!l!'Ved at . ~ u ~ ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . .1111iJ. . . . . be I I . SPINET PIANO BARGAIN 4 .. "",et ro- Harry Surface Jr. Tenth Birthday Party Is Held WE BUY ,., ' .~J~=~~8~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'I q �J.-Dally Sentinel, Pomehly-Miildleport, 0., Jan. 29, 1958 Legal Notice ·~·-===~= NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Eltato of Wllliom •Walloc. POR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS DtctaMCI Notice Is hereby given that Ho· mer a. Baxter whose Post Office WASHINGTON UP - llouse Ohio, baa leader~ of bolh parties aaree~ !1> The Prestdenl Monday proposed been duly appointed Admlhlal!'al· day that Pr..,!dent Elaenhower'a a biUJon.dollar program to train addre11s is Pomeroy, PtiONE 398 or of the Estate of William Wal· RATES lace late of Syracuse, Melp County, Ohio, dmose~ 1 ceots ""' one ll><rtlon. Mi1J.'IIum charf • lOc.-4 ......, Dated thil 13t8 day of Janllll')' .,er wurd t<ll i.hree tonsecuU~.f tnserUIMlS. 19o8 Special - Ont. month for ~ ceDlJi per word. John 'C. Baeon Full rat• of 2 centa per word wtll be charged lor advertising ~ Juds• of the Prob~te Court 101 pa1d f1r before the 15tn of each month followtng Insertion Erro"" m Advertising-Should be re-ported immcdlalel1, Tbt Met~• Countv, Ohio Datly Sentmel will not ae respors1ble for more than one tncor~ H~~~·~_J(l) U, 22, 28, 81< red tnsert1on Card of Thanklt and Spedal Notlceo of B-eata $1 00. 01 ttuartet published •I 1 cent ptr word ••NI. Legal Notice 12) Cord Of Thanks ,..L/ _ _ Durmg the Ml knos and death or our Belovt>d (,race HoudHshcll We Wl!:tl to thank Dr Hmce and the ent1rc t:cncral Hospit many blood don ors those st nd!Ji g tl1c bcauli(ul t•a rds and Flo\,ers, Rev New k1rk, Rev 1hddll , t he pall bear ers, graH' dtggcrs, Henry Ew w g and h1~ stiiff Grace ha s J II SI gnne away ror ll ~1c1g< al stalf those Predict Scholarship Program To Get Rough Time In House N1cc level Jut 111 Syracuse near NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAI church ami l>('hool See Walter lNG ON INVENTORY .Roush, Condor St , Pomeroy Preblte Court, •las C•untv~ Ohl• Phone 95 Y I 29 3tc TO the Executor or Admlnlatrat· or and to such of the following 11 f)ne sapcro J•l i! dllc Gmtar one are restdents of lhe state (ff Ohio M•sco 3 p.u g ~l Amplifyer surviving spouse, ii any; next of bars, pu:ks <tllfl hllllar stand kin; bencfletarlea under Ute will, lost !22:i WJII sat:Jifll c for $100 If any, the attorney or attorneys R a l~h A I mnbnght ftll No 2 rePresen ting any of the aforemen· Pomeroy, Oh io 1 27 JtrJ honed persons You are hereby notllte4 that on Per£ectwn gas hcalcl Dale H~ sell, 914 lJJnt.'il St, Middleport , the 20th day of January 19GB, an Ohto I 28 J,p Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Harve~ Foreman, de· ceBBed, late of Pomeroy In said County waa flied In thla Court (11) Wonted To Hearing on satd Inventory and Baby bed 10 good cond!IJon Call Appraisement will be had before o!I2J t296tc this Court on the 20th day of r.t> ruary, 1953, at 10 o'eloet A M lr41 Furi{ent Exceptions thereto may be flifjl by any Interested party at any 3 room apm lmcnt 1'Jl Spnng time prior to live daya before the Ave, Po111 e! o) Phone 29D-M date set for hearm1 WJTNESS my siflnature and 129 6tc the seal of aaid Court, thla New 2 room •md bal h furrushed 20th day of Januuy, 19M, allartment !'hone 6128 X John C. Bacon I 27 61p Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk (1) 22, 29, 2tc 3 room apaJ lmcnl 2 sleeping rooms Fuml~hcd or unfurnisl!.· cd Call 3118 Y I 24 6tp bllllon<lollar s<holmhlp proaram Ifill have a tough time In the Houae Satd Speaker Sam Rayburn: '1rs a pretty eontroverlial bill. tt•s a new venture 11s far as edu- cation Is concerned " _ Said llouse GOP Leader Joaepb w. Martin Jr · "All educat<on bd!s haye dllfl· cui!J In the House, and If Ibis ye• Is the exception 1'1) be 1111'· priJed." ------Rep Brown Berates Teaching Methods Being Used Today sCltentists to meet Russia's space challenge. He would gtve 10,000 collea:e acholarstups a year to gtfled but needy high school ,.. mora He also would prOvide ~,500 teacher t~<atning fellowstltps. As Martin noted, education bllls have had trouble 10 the House In the psst two ses~uons the House has defeated aid·to-education billa. Meanwhile, the Prestdent's pro- gram was under attack as being madequBte The Nattonal Educa· tton Assodation 4)rotested his de ets1on to drap the 1957 school-con struction program Dr Frederick L Hovde, prest dent (If Purdue Uruverslty, said gre11ter federal aid Is needed par ticularly In the training of high school reachers He said a "mas stvc effort" IS requtred to im prove education 10 mathematics and scaence Other rongresstonal news· Prlct1: Labor leader W111tcr P Reuther urged Congress to that major corporahons their need for price mcreases fore putting them Into effect. Spondlnt: Budget Dtrcctor cival F Brundage sud Quillen to MeiJI General Hoapltal ' sulfcrlns from mto;qal bemorrhag..,, CLIFfON Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John liar· rison, Sunday were Mr and Mn. HIGH·LOW .liMI'I Frank IIams and children, Ann NEW YORK UP~Tbe and Bob, of Mason, :llr and Mra. •pot In the nation lhl! ,norn!ii1 Ronald Childera, Mrs Ralph Stew- was Aberdeen, s. D., art and Dawn and Mike of Vienna. s. weather MrL Charles Cartwright and below Z1'ro Hottea1 Elaine and Mra. Dana Lewb apent waa Thermal, Calll., Monday at Galltpolls ' Mro Harcy Johnson Mn Williams, 'Mn. Cllf!Jrd ·JoltnSI>h J and Mr and Mr& Walter tended the last rites of Mra. Edlth Buah of Maaon, S~nday Mrs. Mary Hsrrts, Wheeling, and Mrs Paul Turnbull, Mason City, was calltng qn Mr and Mrs Ned Henry, last Wedne11day Mra. Jean Taylor, Mason viS<tcd 1\lr. and Mrs Ned Henry Friday. Kenneth '(lylor, Syracuse, Ohio called on the Ned Henrys Monday. Mr. and Mrs Elmer Van Meter and family spent the week end in Nitro with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell. u. • •· ~ • ,, ·b It 'c e n t. Mrs. Alma Peck and famlly of Chilltcothe spent Sunday wtth Mr and Mrs E 0. Henry Mr and Mrs. Oecar Henry Terry and Harry Roush called on Mr. and Mro C 0 Newell, Cheshire, Sunday r WASHINGTON UP- Rep Clar ence J Brown got an appllca tlon recently from a young man in his district who wanted ad. pcal'cf ul ll'SI hut her mcmor) rnisafon to the naval academy 1 ~ sttll wHh us <~!ways The only thing was, Brown aald EMERGENCY CALL Husband Wm lloudaHhcH today, be apclled II "Navat Aea The Ractne First Aid Squad Mother ~lrs Lydm Kuth damy." was called to Dewttta Run , early I 29 lip Brown said h1s experlenee was th11 morning to transport Belle --~- - --~ not un12sual The Blanchester 1pendlng m1ghl go a bdhon dol· 151 Personals Ohio Republican "ld the "shock Iars over President Eisenhower's Dt 01r ~hd1tl er,s" perpetr~ted by high school budget estimate unless Congre11s Al l I w,ltl l t d tu do was g• t one qraduates In applying for train- supporla admlnlslratton proposals of tho se t 11<1h ou s 1le <~t lhl Ina In the mil<lary aeademlei ore to cut some domestic programs Nc" YtHk I lo!hmg House for a matter of common discussion Rllcktta: A Union memiJer testl· half pm..: In Capitol lltll each year l!'oun~ fJCd before the Senate Rackets I u\c, H<~rry examination time Committee that he was unable to I 29 lie "We seem to ftnd teachers to get work for 5CVeral months in teach things hkc auto <tnvJng,"' 1955 because he opposed control 161 l.nst & Found Brown said "But we can't 3eem of Ius local by convtcled extorPAYS BECAJJSE If lo lind people to teach other tJOmst Joseph S "Joey" Fay l•o und 10 llh1o 1t 1wr Jllh nbo 11 REACHES MORE MEIGS thin&•. like spelling " Lou1s LaUanz:to of Wdmmgton, for ou!IHII r ' 1111/ lt) l use Eroc s' Brown a1ked Dr L V Berkner Del, a member uf Philadelphia COUNTY PEOPLE Qui1L111 ltlorll 0 l 27 30le how he eould cxpecl to mate Local M.2 of the Operatmg EngiTHAN ANY OTHER q~"aentists or mathematicians out neers Union, said he lmally gat FOU UN II nc;u \Ja~on Cl!ll! C kc ) i Roum House NEWSPAPER full IJasc ment ol peopJe who can't read and work on a Delaware construction NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAR· rmg \'lth stl t!<JI kc)s and \o.Ith ga ril gt• }!.Is furnatc Close write Berkner, who is prealdent job after complatntne io the NaKnMII IItt nst t ,g Ow ner lll il\ lNG ON INVINTORY to Gndc lind llt l( h Schools claim Uy 1t.lclll lfyn 1 ~ and p,IYIIl.Ll Phone 173 Jlc.rmeroy 128 6t!' Prol>alt Coort, Mtlt11 County, Ohio of Aaaoelated Unlversittes, Inc., a tional Labor Relations Board TO the! Exeeutor or AclmlnlBtnt· reaeareb organn.allon, and a mem fur ;ul J>h o11e J!IB D.11ly Sr1. Entertainment: Evidence purtJncl Oli H1, Meehamc Strcd ' 2 room Apu!lllll'nl llosr 1n town or and to such of the folloWint 11 ber of the President's Scientific portmg to ahow airbne executives I 2:-J lfc 1 are realdenls of the •tate of Ohio: odviJory committee, replied that lavlahly entertained Clut Aero..._.Pomeroy - 127 llutlr1 m1t Pu111C! O) , Ohw surviving spo1J11e, if any; next of this eouldn't be dono nautics Board members has been I 28 IZlc NclgiN & lit rk ( ntuge Phont Commlllto Studlts Problem kin, beneficidrl" under the will, unearthed by House mvestlgators 1 3ti l l 1\,IC !IIC 0 1 (J I 20 tf Thelr comments werC! made at l'wu new unf111 Jllsht•tl apartments If any, thC! attorney or attornerl MJJt,.blc foJ l wu Aho, one representing any of the aforemen· a hearmg by a Hou!Je Govern. (81 Auro Sales ment Operations subcommittee !-llll:J II oi fu:e 1no111 t:Oiils 8u1ld tloned persons. You are hereby notified !hot on studying a possible apcedup In 1ng Phone tiW() I 28 6tr the 20th day of January, 19M an acientiflc research 1955 I•OIIIl VH 2 d! (U:J tomluH r · - -- Berber SJlld actenttals are not Srd,111 O:w 1 m ful owner Spo t Slccpmg room ~ Clusc 111 town InvC!ntory and Appraisement of the estate of Gracce Van Duyn !eying to hi every pupil Into the less lu.:hl hliu ruu~h New All ltk 127 BlltlCJ llll l Ave J'umeroy trad e 111 $1 295 Blaettn .u , l 18 12 h French, deeejlllcd, late of Middle· aelentlflc mold, nor p~sh aeleqti· fie training ot the expense of l'OII!l' l ov I 27 tJh Apartments, bu~mcs~ room, trailer nort In !8ld County was filed in other euentlal subjects Buch a.i this Court. space. Call til70 1 15 Uc f955 <'lii·VIt(ll ~r va 210 2 111 Hearing on asld Inventory and literature, languages, tnd the DEFIANCE, 0 UP- Deff&nce St•flllll Ongln ,d bl .1 ek IIOlllh li lo.• FOR REN 1'- f~x l c J! SI OII Ladders Appraisement wiD be had before 1111 Brown suggested, and Berk County Common Pleas Judge Dan n ew 4 IMI rt I t 1rbun•tor Ovl'l Sca ffOld BoaHis, Drop Cloths.. thla Court on the lllh doy of ner aarced, that high schools give Ball Monday ordered the Hicks thl vc Sltl .slu fl New Bull k tr.1 Cllntun F1:;hc1, M!ddll!I)Ort, 0 February 19M, at 10 o~lock A. M pupllo too much choice about l'i11e High School Boanl to re-ad dt 111 $1395 Hlacltno r's Po11' Berkner m1t marrtcd student Donald R Exceptions thereto 1 be ftled 'what they will study l'holfe 6265 X. Ill tl cwy 1 17 fil, by any lntereoted pa y at any 11ld puplla aren't auffiCJently In Tomlmson, 18, to rcgubrly schcd 11mo prtor to fjve days beforr the formed to make y,Jse decisions on ulcd claase1 105,-1 IJIJil K Spcll•il 2 rl r Scd.t 1 l::!l( ht Huom lluu:;e 1wo story date set for heertng this. The ruling came m a m.mda ~poll! Si'i bi,Jlk II III\ Wllllc• fllllSh Motlll n h,il/1 u11 st·cun{f floor WITNESS my signature Brown said he Wal~hcd hlgh mu11 smt hied by Donald's father tnlll't ,11111 I.tvatmy on fns! ' 7!J::i B1.1tll11ar s Ponu1uy tmd lhe seal of said Court, 8chool pup1b from what was p1c Keith Tomlmson, askmg pernm giJt•tl 1::•11 a.I({', i!buut f1vc nii11Litc• I 27 111 Ibis 20th day of January, tured u a model school inter slon for hls son to attend regular fi iJill Cu url House 1\ N Ben 1958 viewed on televlston recently classes 195tJ MFI!t lillY V8 4 dr ~tu ntt i .J\ ,ct 310M Hl61!p John C. Baeon loys Lurn Coottlng Tomlinson sa 1rl IIJe ~ hoo ' lltld I 11p Oil"' of tlu• d e atlt• ~ t ov~l~tra<l c·r-, \\-, 1 -l c~,~ 1 u~ lppNI Judge and Ex·Offlcio Clerk "All but one of lhc boys sa1d board had offered the youth on)) '5ll UII V" hcu.• M••rcomallt ch tl't 1-,~2,005 Bluct1no1's Pome1 01 Sy!ali1SC s n Jlcndm. 1.·------,;,;(1~).:;2;;:2•:..;;;29~1 !hey were taking co-c.:Jucattona! 1 ehanec to continue his studtes cooking" he 11id "I 1uppose thts on a basis of specially schcdulcc' 1 27 lltl ~~ Is very important said It was classes 1053 !)(Jilli b: VB 4 di l UIOIIII .St sort or B party time He said 'We Judge 811tt said the lJoard rc 1 J7) Help Wonttd dt~n Au·o sluft Tlt r~ ~ ar li ll 1w get to pllch a little woo m there' ' corded a reaoluhon at 1ts meet lll'lil uf C.lrC $7Ni Jjliil'lln<ll ' '\IIP!111ull lllJCh ~th uo l llu~s 1 I ACT NOW Bcrkncr called for better high lng on June 8, 1953, but dtd nol l'unw11 y l 27 u~r SAVE $100 TO $1000 1a td 15 IJuv~ to cute+ hlollcrs school curricula so talented pu vote on 11 proposal to bar mar Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' pila at lcaal e1n take sdentil1c rled students from the school 1U511 I'O NTIA L' V8 !)l t, t hJd 1 2nd wnk ul l"c b1uary, Whl PiiY $ 1 flU ]Wr hotn 1\Ltke fl ppl!~ilhO tl wilb 7ft new and uaed u.nera and mathematic~ course• if they Batt sa1d there was n11 slalul< <1! ~cd,m l'ont.ut' s fme .t 0 I't lrt U.I)J)h i\ l.anlbl tght, RO No It to IIU It, also 10 wldes. Tw want to. In man~ schools now, 1n Ohio concerning the nght ot Jm ,d OW ' lf'l 'Jr atll' ' II til l lit \~ 2, Pnm cl'ttl , Ohio I 27 6tp and three bedrooms, naUonall. only the rudiments if such cours· probibltlon or a 1 marncd ch1h! Ponl l,tl Hyt1ram11l1C IIIIIC $2 co m offered, he 11id known makt~~. The lowell po• attending s:chool, b11t he rltcd 105 Bl.ll ll ll UI :; PO!Ih IU\ .x ptliCJicNI bully men Po111cro} He also called for establlslt the state compllhiOry attendancr •Ible terms anywhere. Drive 1 27 !Jl '1o!nl C() 1 27 Bh ment of hill government-aupport law. well worth Jour trip. Tbll I - - -ed rescarch laboratories, in var Batt said the board produced 2 ho~ ~ (ot' pupur ruutcs In Sugur come prepared to deal. Faal loua Clelds. lie Slid the research no evidence ot lm'inurallly 01 l!lb' Auto .Set VIces IUtle and ••·"t a lot The10 ar nun area Phone 6372-X (I ) a• 6te 70ur LAST ahopplnJ plan, 11 Job baa arown too big fer prl~atc mlseonddV•t on the part of Don R II IIAWLINGS SONS lO - 2; old, ~r !hot "the welfare or d15et free dellverr. Hove In tomot ,laboratorlea and O<hoela. hour Wrecker Sc1Vlt:t' J>.1J pllne of tho other puplls was In row. Anything of value takea Employmenl' Phone IJ227 N1~ht l'hunt Jurioualy affected by h15 pre In trade. 6039 X I>ODl,E - I' L¥!IO U I h Wonted scnce In the school " WAVIIILY MOIILI DEALEHS 3 Utl / HOME SALIS Wuu l£1 lll1c tu llavc w,1 s hm~_t all(! NOT fOR RkSIDENTS lrunln ~s tn do ttl honw Call 1. Hithwor 2S (91 For Sole MONTPELIER, Vt. UP - Some 1'1 2:1.1U3, IIH<tfonl. W Va WAVIRLY, OHIO 30 pmposcd plcnle areas to be CulLom Buih kitcbcn Kitchen I 21f31c Harry Clinton Surlaec, Jr .. was built by the state at a cost of de1igned for ~our homo ~'ree honored, laat week, at his home $U,OOO have been declared "off 12081 Insurance eatimat4111 ~·oreman & Ab:,ott In Muon with a birthday party In llmlta" to VcrmonterL The slate !'booe S.W.·Y. 8 6 tl COMPLETE Insurance Protectlofl, celebration of his tenth birthday boal'\1 of foresla ond parks said the Life, Auto, l'lre, Polio. Call l)on He Ia the oon oC Air. •nd Mrs faeUitles are to be uaed by tourists rwo L'lrt ul::tlllg rucl till l!cllter~ IU.SPONSIIlU• PERSON, ti)n)c or Harry Surface. and aa or outing areas Mtlls, Middleport, Ohio, female, .frum thla 11rea, t.p 1erv· t 1-:t!i'l del:-li,(C1Htm rill rr Game• wore ployed and prlz" tot resident•." IIIlA Ill OltD, , NacJtw , l)houc Icc and ~ullcct from automatic B.rneo·Simpaon Insurance Alon~y awerded lo various guca!l. leo 1\IsPf•nsers Nu selUng Age not 3821 I 25 (lie Mlddlcport Flre- Automobllo cream, cake, mlnta and sort t•sscnllal Cal', 1efcrences, and -10 lnt' h- Electric - - -----llonda Phqno tlSl~·X. ~ drlnka wore 10rved Kilt httu Rlllt ~t $700 00 working capital ne~u AUendlng were Joan Hcwetson Llrcp Well Looker , l !!JO<l l:O IHh gary 7 to 12 houra weekly ncb Sheila Walker, Sharon Maynard. t10n $UO liO Uuwtu tuu KApi I 10 up to $.100 00 monthly Posslbll Carol Neville, Gary Stewart Pat Dutlcrm1t Ave 1 2:1 4tr ny full tm1e work For local in STRUCTURAL I IIAMI Ryan, Johnny Grue"'r, 1ohnny ll' I'VIcw gwe full particulars and ICRAP IRON - MITA~I lt'cr lmnwdaatc s~ l e, M<~Pil' IJVIIh Roaen ond Tamm7 MeGowan. your (lhonc number Write P 0 r00111 II UJte, old &tyJt: dtnllll! ru Box 8047, Mhacle ~lie Station om su11 c, ga~ refr ll:Ct ntor IJa' ' 11e1. U79.95..:.. Green, Be~ge, Red Mmneapolls, 16, Mlnn ra nge 2 bc rls k1tc.:ht•n t'll l)lll{t I 29 3tc dcxk Jlnd numerous mi srcllurl Phont 510 l'omlftl eous It.·nl ~ Seo at furmcr N ~· l • Reg. lie S111ort rcsadcncc in llacmr Buv ., The Daily Sentinel t l I· ~ Ia '" tt tt ;IJ ~ y n Keeps Y~11 r Home.Warm in tftt )VI~~, ' and ~·lin the Summer J . '· • Legal Notice ' "n . bIS I. lc .d td , IC _____ 'of•" HI il- Judge Orders Married Student Back To School I "e·n: " of IS •r· 0· od . Ill JANU·ARY 1<1-· lp . d, tr e, 'I -=----,-- _______ _: •n , to ' ~~I' TRAILERS TRAILERS to m· ' ~he -- ---- --- l lSI v. -- (19) Business Opportunities ...tlybe he he on. • OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. (20)Business Services I 27 31< ~r· tit "' I we f.O• ,,.pb . o( tot '1ftck· lot ~·· ~- )38 \ ,.t RAD IO & l'f.l EVISIIJ:-1 SERVICE Phtlne :wo l'lclond ApJ.Ihanrr Stole 110 W Mutn ' ". P1111ttruy - 4 Room• New Furnitu,. FOI $299.00 BAK~R - - -~ Street 2 23-lf - -- - - Your Only Authorized t'uller RRUSJI MAN James Marriner l'hono No. 121 - Allor 5 PM 10.1-11 elcan l!••d Cars Makes and Models METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES "lulld ltlhir '"' Ltaa• GRUESI!R BLOCK CO. .' 3 Mllta North of PtmtrtJ On Rt. 33. C,ll Wm. Grutatr Roell IJH'11111 716 I . Molo St. Pemeroy, Ohla (;oud All CONCBJTE BLOCKS (211 Real Estate Cucltlu ~161ft POULTRY PAlM· 60 aire~ mtll· I~ PlltuN, with 16 I"Mfn ftoutt with runnlnt wettr, blrn, llltck broiler houot (4j!XI401 with Ja. mttw1y autetnatic fMIItn anti w.,....., 14 ltollle ... b.... tn, 71 omall waltren ~·• ftt4 on. Orltlinll coai,J10.000.00 can now lot pvrclto... ftr MSOO.OO CUCKLIR ltiAUV lOX 229 PNOIII 101-Y . ••• ~ 'i~:'[.t, , ' Feeney-BenneH: Auxiliary Votes $5 Contributions SOFA ancl CHAIR ...... $158.00 .SOfA ad CIWR tlon, ' . )\efi·....., , Reg. ~24U~ -:-!IelJa, Green i ~( ~ lC or . ', onp ~ tor• s al nn· ·Rec. fS-1.15 /' ,' , , , ' SOF~ ~·C~~R. ·· ····· \$~11.!)0.. :' . ....;. vcn ..... In try· 1 _.:: ood .,.... anJ- '~ ' , SOF4 •-' dfAIR ··:,· ,$fl8.00' Reg. f2n:es r ; ,·' ir, ~ ' SOFA.qnd ~HAIR ..... $148.qt . .,~,~~~ ~"· ... ::J~38.GQ Tha America" Lellon Auxll tary of Feene1·Ben"ett Pos~ 128. met on Moodoy evenln~ at th~ Leulon Hall with Mra. Dale Moumlnr, prealdlnJ. Mra. Lillian Stetff was thc chaplain f<U' the meeting. 1 The uroup voted to contribute $5 DQ to tiM! Mat<h of Dimes and ~ 00 to the Tutierculoals Asaocla ~··jiG' ...1, B_ IG REDUC~~ON • Livi~J _,:, R,,ri\":~S,~,ite,s nzus ' ~ \ ·- hnaj ,:lou I j ,, \· It was !ltd~ lo aaaln aond an "ovtatandlna •lrl" from Middle· port High School to .the Buckeyo Girls' State In COlUI]Ib"' In 1une They ol•o d~ol~ed to buy silverware ond an elcotrlc roaster for the Hall The Poppl.. to be oold on Poppy Day wen also ordered. Two now meml>era, Mra. TeJ Chapman, toea~ and Mre Henry Rletmer, Mlliln,/ W. Va were weteom 0d Wf. ' cora Bennett was reported to be lntprovlnJ. 1 u 3It Uto close Ill !be tlleotini Re!reahtneDta ' were l!l!'Ved at . ~ u ~ ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . .1111iJ. . . . . be I I . SPINET PIANO BARGAIN 4 .. "",et ro- Harry Surface Jr. Tenth Birthday Party Is Held WE BUY ,., ' .~J~=~~8~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 'I q �,. ·- ., .. The Oa 11Ysennnd ' 8-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0 , Jan 29, 1958 l For .Jewelry VISIT JEWELERS MIDDLEPORT -- SPEND YOUR AND SAVE YOUR DOLLARS IN OUR F VARIETY BASEMENT LADIES' BRAS 2 for $1.00 T-SHIRTS 2 for $1.00 II CHILDREN'S COTTON BRIEFS As~mtctJ Cnlors 4 for $1.00 ftiEN 'S WIIITE II PILLOW CASES 3 for $1.00 l:OA1'S & CI.AKKS CROCHET COTTON Knit - 19 (ruslwrn Ucchprcud Cotton REYNOLDS WRAP 27c 5 balls $1.00 19 MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE 19 "JUST ~GOOD ~IIDIILEfORT, 0 I I I - Clll ~ I 3 10 I t 1 New Haven Legion Auxiliary Meeting Held On Monday· Each member took one and II. Middleport Sot-iety 1\fr and Mrs Dale Walburn en dau~hlct Ciula Jane. of Columbus were week end guests of their ter{imcd Saturday With a party parents Jfr and Mrs Carl Lee· 11 honor of thetr son, Sleven's 1rst b rttlday and Mr and Mrs Nllrman Theiss Refreshments of rake, ICl Dr and Mrs Paul Baumen of Portsmouth were week end guests ~ ream punch. and mmts were or Mr and Mrs Fred Rosenbaum ,e rved by Mrs Wa,lhurn assisted ~Y Mrs Raymond Lee Walburn and other relatives Mrs Lula Jacks returned to her md Mrs Elroy Kaylor Guests were Mrs Mary Wal home SRlem Center Saturday af tet a Wt'ek S VISit With tJer SISler 1urn and Dcnms Pete and Mary and brolher tn·law, Mr and \1rs lf1 ~ P !\ Miller Mt s Ted Ed vards and Julia, Mrs I evJis Ell! Charle!l Buck J\1r ond Mrs rtoyd Rumr~eld of nd CarL Mrs Dan.\ Hamm, Mrs Rutland were Sunday guests of to:lroy Kaylor KaLhy and Jack•e \1 rs Raymond Walburn and Gre Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Mr and Mrs Thoren Cott:dl ~ory and Mr and Mrs Robcrl were week end guests of Jir and 'Iarke Sr of Letart, W Va Mr& J E Thoren fuesday cvcmng after bema cal Mr and Mrs Detmar Hamm aml 1ed nere b) the Illness and death son, Jimm~, spent the week end of his s1ster, Ml's Merlin Russell w1th relatives m Columbus and Mr and Mrs Walter Ketter and Lnncaster "tJ!Idr~n. StJaron and Mu;hael, of Elaine Withee returned to her Morgantm~n . W Va were week home, Umon Ave fuesday from end guests of her mother, Mrs Meigs General Hospital wnere she Hertha Alii ~ has been a medical patJent and ~~r and Mrs Wtlham Dawson of 1s convalescmg mcely Columbus vtsl ted Friday wttb h1s Mr and Mrs Raymond Half1eld mother, Mrs Wtlham Dawson and of Rutland were Monday guests of hu aunt. Mrs Edward Koehler 'M1 Gnd Mrs Clarence Andrew!! They were accompamed home by and famil~ hiS mother, who Will spend a lew Mr and Mrs Roger Grueser of days w.th them Columbus were week end guests or their pa~ents, Mr an~ Mrs Ar Mr and Mrs George Hobstetter thur Orr and Mr and Mrs Clar Jr entert:~ med with a dmner ence Grueser Sunda.Y at the1r home un Ea.sl .1\trs Patnck Lochary attended a Second Street Guests were Mr mcetmg of the State Bo~rd of and Mrs George Powell, daughter Umted <.:burch Women held M.on Barbm a ;md son Bill, Parkets day ut the YWCA, Columbus burg, Mr and Mrs Adam Ebers 1\!rs A R Knight was a buSJ bactJ and Nanry Burns ness VISitor m Columbus Monday Mrs Anna Styles and Mr and Mrs Ralph Zmk, who was called , Mrs Ben rox and famtly of Zanes here SaturdG) by the dcalh of her vtlle spent Sunday w1th Mrs E!l!th .1unt, Mrs Merlin Rusoell, left Davis Mrs Styles remamt:d here ~uesday evemng for her home, for an extended vtsJt w1th her s1s Cmclnnatl While hc1e she was ter the guest of hPr parents, Mr and The Ben Fox fHmtly also railed Mrs L~wrcnce Lannmg on Mr and Mrs James Hazelton 'Mr anrl Mrs Raymond K1llmger Mr and i\1rs Joe Gtbbs and fam returned to the1r home, HoSfvlllc lly, Circleville, spent Sunday w1th her parents, Mr and Mn. James Hazelton r~ad Now, .. it workl 5 ~ays! 1<~lol Coolaino Allanlola to t.ch1 heal cll&Jiped, dry akan. Prolecbl Contaln1 1ilicone1 10 fishl ofl cftect• of ~arab &Oapaand deteraf3nta. Soflenal Conta1ne emolbentt lo help am001h and 101len Bays' Oxfords & Shoes Sizes your 1ltin. Fjghlolnleellonl Conlunl llmchlorophene lo check llkln aerm l, reduce rhk of mfcction throu1h opea cracka ln tha akin. Slnpt Odor! Your aklall protectad a;amll food odora p~ckc.l up durin& tho cookina and cleamn1 JObl arouad the houiiC. Llmlled limo .....v_e Pdee. pl~&~ 111. SG" lay alter a v1s1t wnh Mr and Mrs Wilham Myers They were :JccompanJed home by Mr Daw sons motll~r. Mrs Wm Dawso11 :,r nf Pomeroy Lon Greenlee who has been 111 Is now able to be out Mr and Mrs Dale AUenswortb Jf Chcs:me v1stled Sunday wtth 1\fr and Mrs T F Hawkms and ~rs N n nothgeb Mrs Roth~eb 1s unpro\ltnl.( after a recPnt Illness PFC Edward Lee McComas left today ror San D1ego, Caltl, where the Flower Committee and these ladles along with M~ 0 E MeKmley were named on 1 com. rn1ttee to draw up rules tor the Flower ~mmtttee The 1~7 yearbooks were revts ed f.or 1958 take care Of the Commu~ion prep. take care of the Communion prep aratlon each Sunday and at th.is meeting the llot ol metnbm to tate care of this dur104 the !lex& year was completed I two ONLY 3 for $2.95 The birthday of Mr1 Edgar AI HANES FIG LEAF IRIEFS GIVE YOU :· he IS st.atwned ill the Marint' lensworth was observed Tbe dos Base there after a v1s1t w1th h111 lng prayer was given by Fred I lla rents, Supt and Mrs L W Me Gardner, pastor • Comas and D1ane A dessert cour.se wa1 served by • Nylon-reinforced le¥ openings and crotch seam , , . ' • Hygienic double-th~k seat . lhe hoste81es Mrs. Edgar Aliens· worth, chairman, T'1mmy Gl aze ·Is Hono red 0 n His Birthday Mr and Mn tamed a group (nends Sunday home Peacock oarty honoring Mrs • Fred I Gardner and Mrs Doyle Miller During the •om! hOur the II'OIIP enjoyed a series of gsu)1es which were conducted by Mrs Allen,. wo)'th Rotdell Stelly had record ed the musle during Ill• evening Ray Glue enter of relatives and evemng at their Avenue, w1th t their son, Timmy, '" hts birthday and hiS grandmo thrr Mrs Dena Zwllhng whooe birthday was Monday A btrthday cake Iced m whtlt! ~nrl decorated m pmk and green "'Jth pmk candles, home made pcnch I(C cream and coffee were iervctl during the evening Present were Mr and Mrs AI 1 Jert Smith son Danny, Mrs Gil bert Freeman, ch1ldren Sharon ...onn1e and Gary Mrs Jacob • lil"eat-resistant elastic in wais\band arid le~J openings • , 1 I1 Ohi.o Eta Phi Chapter Meeting Held On 1;,uesd'ay • Highly absorbent, ~htter The Oh10 Eta Phi Chapler of the Beta Slgma Phi Sorortly mel on Tuesday evenmg at the office• .•••• Nilan·rtlnhr~ u~r~ or the OhiO V'uel Gas Co I In ' Middleport The coltural program "TalkinG ' Plans were completed for tlif! I l pr. \ . ' ' VALUFJ TO $10.00 '• . .' '' ' .llfr Ragalos "'' ' RAGAINS hu been pastor, teacher In Bible achool and a mls· sionlry durlli.e his stay m Nicara- gua He had hla formal training at the Unlverstty of Aruona and Pau,dena Nazarene eollege Before becoming a missionary, he p01tored two years in tbe Naz· arene church at Coer d'Alene, Ida- bo JAr fl(pins will~,opend •• year iii ~'nu\ltllllp wpr~ lp t!IO u s, telllqa tAA lto\'l- of.lorelsn mlaStoni' wolk in ' J!Ii~)ua ' He alao h" ejllored slidell of the work. Mra Ragalns a~d their ehtldren will not accompany him. Other speaking engagements of tbe JlllSSIOnary m nearby Nazarene churches include. Belpre, Wednes- day, Feb. 12. .. · ' I ' Porter Welcomed Into Lions Club WI d esd H 1f e n ay er.e eraled Chureh Wedne•da~ st a regular lunehe9n and business meeUng. d VIce Pre•\ ent John Bacon .was presented w th a certif1eate of memlitrshJp an!! urged to partlet· j)l!e In the felloWIIhtp and good worka of Lions In the communtlles of idelp County. Zone cbaiman Wtllia , Leadmg. ham reported on the zone ladles night held l01t week In Belpre, 0, attended by a Iorge delegallon of loeal Llona. • Gue&ll lntrodueed were Gene Wheaton by Gerald Reuter; Ed Florian by Glenroy Ewing and Jtm Wooater by Leadlniham ' Program .ebatrman )obn Baeo~ showed a ~llfttoroua but lnitruetlve IUm on h)flhway, safecy, II oUUln· ed how aueb !ledtloua "raoriall· ties 1,1 Tw~Beer , CbarJer,• .Nerv· OUS N~llle, and )load !{Oil Gaorae, amo111 othera, perform In munlcl· pal trollle eour!l and oq the high· Wl)'ll behind thetr 1teerlng wheels. • '• The annual Eagl~ Reco&Dltion Ceremony JponiOred by the Ad· vanoeatenl 'CQmmutee oJ the Trl· a..te Area Cooncll; BOy Seoul& of Atperl<i, wUJ bo !leld Sunday F~~ ,2 eta 00 Jl, nl, al the Marahall Col· '; · le¥ti ~udltollum tn · Jtun!Wton. ··.Dr 1'\'anl< Moaer, ehalrman, ~~· l';~~fl~t~that 11 We pu~ both of th... Pl)'litoutha tbrourh the oame exactiDif \l!'!ts, Aceeleratlo~. Qas e<:oboii'Y· Hand!!nl , .,..., ' Bra1ilnif efficlellCf· ,, The rl!sults. the 'P~uth lh,at ha~ drtv~n 58,000 miles-' the equivalent of 6 yea,. on the road-coukl 1 ... S3•~ ltald~ be told from new:. Like the new l'lymouth, It zoomed from 0 I!> 40, 40 tq 60 In a JIUI\Wr 01 ~nds. - In a 40-mph "panic" stop, 1111olted•Within SS inch" of the new car, And 111 the vital area or et:onQDI)', • pr, a'aa REG, .5.95 PR. ' ,. 'I ~,· ald the begmnmg of the Mothero Harold J Straub, the Un1on'a National Vtce President and Dl!'· ector of Organuation, who eame here from the U01on National ~ Headquarters m Wasbmgton to aubt the Local Negoliatmg Com· m1ttee, claims that a str1ke tn the March on Polio a11 a fmal measure In the local drive for Iundt Thus far, accordmg to Mrs Vie· (or Young, Mel.tiB County · Polio C~alrman, the drive lor eontribu· tions to the Polio Fund has been Kyger Creek Plant will not only sbut dOWII the AEC operabona.; ReSidents of the com~unity t . day were aoked to leave the~ poreh light on to Signify to the polto workers that a contribution I to the March of D1mes is awaiting them MlddleP,OI'l ' • ' uttht)' compan es that own the Ohto Valley Electr~c Corporation.. It is Strouh'a conlent1on that the Umon DUll' legally place pick•! hnet ar.ound the planta and pi'O> pertiea of all fifteen companleo. • or Ern~t Covert, manager th.e Straub atlted, "It lS my under· C1ty Loan today announced thai atandina. that tn as much as each local offices wtll be closed Fri· one of these ftfteen companies 1 Ducky Corn Draws Fine And 2Year Suspended Term day noon and rem!fn <Josed lor ore part owners of 0\(EC, that we I the remainder or tlie day due to may, and we wiU, pltket the prothe death of Thomas Rtebard pertltu of all of them" Straub Schoonover founder IOf tbe fU'tll continued, \ ''In pleketlng all of ' COLUMBUS UP-Counethnan Ousttn E Du<ky Corn or lroolon today rCooived a suspended twO Year ~I!Json sentence and hned $M~ for federal tax vlo WA~ ]atiODII. The JroRIOR Rjgbtclub OW~1r and proml~ent Republican olio was placed on five years proba· tlon under !lupervlsion of tbe U S Federal Court here Federal Judge Mel Uudcrwood at Lima, Obto, today these. eompames, we would not Schoonover was born m W1cb1· be in v1otation of the Taft· ta, Kan, he came tc Ohio 10 1892 Hartley Act, for we wtll be pick· Two Drivers Are Fined $25 Today In County Court "~ad, llog" ~~er Cl.ptured .Mter Ten Are Slaiit DOUGLAS, Wyo UP-One or sentence the We.st~~ wl)r.st murder' orgies l)ecause of testtmony that a prl- ended In Ia amall tow)l. 1 ~11 toda~ suspended the pnson son letm could aerlously eRdanger his health A llled~eat report state~ Corn was auffermg• fi'OID arterlo-aclerosls and diabetes 'The sentencina- carne foJiowing a hearing on mollons (or a new frlal and dismissal of the pmon aontenec. Under•ood sentenced corn to one year tm~rlsonment on eaeb of lour misdemeanor count, to ~e s<ned In a tWO·year period The CaldweU, $5,000 fine was on anDt~r wtth the eapture or Charts• · Star~ weather, 19, "mad dog" kljlel of at leas! 10 and possibly II per· sons Wyommg autharities Indicated they wanted to prosecute the eonleued killer ror one of the slaylnga, that of 1 shoe 1alesman rpurdered late Wednesdoy 1horl ly before StarkWIJather's me•l In an up&lalll jail cell suite~ lng from ~hod< and groggy wllb m1s- scdat•ve:J was stark'Wealber'.s 14 ol the demeanor. Corn waa charged m year-old swccthearl, Cart! Fugate will . •II fiVe coun!l wtth falling to lt file tax forma DiamiBsed were eight felony ehargej lorl falling to account r 1 or, cabaret .ax money to the gov ' t Ypuq~ Sl~o.~,iiielier ernment Earliel, tasllmony by Coroner Robert A Evans of Frsnkhn County satd a term In federal prt80n would "shorten and en danger tbe life ol the delendanl" Evans sa11J, ''t::orn Is definitely a elck mao in need of immediate expert medical management and eonttol" ' J(e said Corn could •apdcfeiily•wlthout' warning" di'op de~d' .. ' ~ . t1' ' ....., .. 1 who babbled •that he had hel4 ber E.Qrmer ' U • !,aarietla • C;o}}eg Manav'Oer e F }} S , k t~·laylng Search Continues For Plane Mi~ng Out Of Charleston ata ·y tr'•c en m. wbo died In •Clearwat.et, th 1 d 6 h Fla I lolloWiijg a short Illness ;por ere said ues the ay alplane pm " goen th~ pilot \Vas Plnker!on wao bliatlieaa manager 1t"i down It had lert St Pe~r,. of Marietta Col!e.O ... 1111 ~m 1930 til tbUrg, Fla , earlier m the ay, 11M3 and ~><tame IIOCretary of the ,bound lor Charleston. ChUUeotbe Chamber ol commen:e In 1947. He beld the poat for nine Aboard the plane were "" years. Bertha L Mtehle, 72 Cbarle¢on; A native of India, PlnkerloR he· Beverly L M~ehte, 36, her 10n, chase came a tJ. S. citlien ln 1931 He 1 forfDel"IY of Charleston and reeeoJt County Attorney Wtlliam Dixon Waa put pre1ide.nt o( the Ohio ly of Clearwaler, Fla I Mra LeW· said ~tartweather opent an hoU! A11n. of college and Bu11neu ol· II Pu~kett, a nur" >pparently earl!bnrloualy wnt~ out a slite- :flterl a~d of the Marietta Rqtary. lng ror Mrs Mleh••· Tho(\tas metlt 16n hla erl,ii)es Wedn.,dd · l.Je onil hi,, wjte1 Mary Letitia, Stdrnad, thO pllol, end c~t )• (ContlnuH on~.. ~~:~ • ,,\ ~ave~ t4 D~rr, fla,, Jn 1937.,~_ .t !C.~tlnutd on,... hurlt.~ Wtth o( her family. Co t In H!ghwn Chait Slorkweather, sought by hun drcds of pollee tn 'seve11 states a~d aimed National Guardamen, was <aught !ale Wednesday near till• aoLtheast Wyomlllg town If· ter a JIO.mtle·an·hour highway and attended acbool In St. Mary!, ettng OVEC's pr1mary owners, later goin¥ te the. University of therelore, our .acttons wtll not ChicagO. He entered tbe bantmg busineiS in 1007 and "" with the First National Bank of Wap. atoneta ln 1911 l '· eon1t1l¥te a serondary-boycoU '" Straub' alao alleges lhal he has "every reason to believe" that th,e employees of .all 15 compan· He founded lhc Ctly 'Loan and oes will honor the Ullhty Workm SaVIDfl Co., IR 1912 and be<:ame r Union picket hncs preBtdent of the fir :1 In, 1915 h< oerved aa prestdent pnttt he r.. Two drtVen were t1ned in the tired m 1957 to ltetome dtalf court ol Coftnty Judge Emm~tt man of the bo~rd Peoples today after arrests by He was marrted 10 1917 to lhe Ohio Htghway Patrol and an Helen Wemmer who survtves alene wtlh two ~ns Jobn w and George F Schoonover of Lima two daughters, Mrs Reed Thorn~ Ion and Mrs Norman Amstutz both of Ltma t6 granckbJldren and four bro'thers and s11ters Cited lor eourt appearanee waa Funeral servtces w1U be held • CHARLESTON. W Va UP - Robert Dean 26, o( Athens for at 2 P m Fr1day in Christ EpJS ,SOme 35 lo 40 Clvtl All P*trol drivwg across a yellow hne copa.l Church at Lima with burial Planes eontmued a ocareh today In m Woodlawn Cemetery. ' scattered 1reao or West Vtrglnja, VIrginia, Ohto and Kentucky ror a .. .,.. misaing twin cngme am~r11ft wllb CHILLI~OTIIJ;, 0 UP _ Serv· '"• persons aboard leCB wjll'e held ~ at MoundaThe chartered plane last report· ville, '". Pmker- ed by rad1o to lhe Kanawha Air,.. Va, for J)Ou•Jas - capllve smce the mass murder rampaa:e began laat Saturday toni ( .. but will "'"oully embnger the operaUnr obllity of all 15 of the . Death Reported Of City Loon Foonder At Lima 11 met In •oelal room! ol the Fed· the curtailment of funds UGM , Boy Scout . _ ' ('\Jel _"'e...lonv Set m Ono nt the Plylll<tuth• above 1\ fres~ from the aosem· bly line. The other, & ve~ran of ~helourhMt_...t tun · of all time: 68,000 eonthluo'ua mllel In 58 d&ya.' A t)jqu~d mtles a day tlirou1h 81 ota1011.. · The Ctre siren will sound at 7 p m tonlgbt tn Pomeroy to her- Bill Porter, Pomeroy 'attorney, .. dly lacking wilh the result that wa~ welcomed as a new member many now receivme aid In this of the Pomeroy Lions Club when county may suffer 811 t'he result of 1 r '• f!t l' I I ' It's America's biggest auromotiue ualue-when you buy it ..• and wht~yo~ Roush's Shoe $tore N, Setillld 1\ve. s'":$2.95. ' LIKE NEW-AfTER i.Oon. 4-Bucklt Artics I-ll ' ELB RF VALUES TO ,5,00 , ,, BE SUI£ THE Charlotte Dtllard OxfoKds &Straps Sizes ' , ; Get more than j011;'1rpfii.rar- on Radio or Television" was g1v· en by Barbara Grmslcad and I ! ~'n'e ss·oo ~White; , ~ ~.& 1 " Ma ~~ t' . ln ~~~~~ ei!,~o?ci ~~J ~·fl$t.is : \· ·'-l'U'· '· <' wmbed M!Mq,lhnrl~ll~ -~~- ~ ~ LOW-COST PLYMOUTH. . Dress Oxfords ' Mr and Mrs Wilham Daw!on Mrs Homer R1ce and Mrs Ed 1f Columbus return3d home Sun gar Allensworth were appointed to Childten'a Men's . ~ VOL IX · NO, 243 lee was reported able to be out, l\fr and Mrs Georzc HudJon and Georgia Wehrung ond were busmess VISitors !n Hunt French were reported ill A letter from Marion Ebersbaeh mgton Tuesday Mr!l Dauy Ankrom who hu chairman ol the Red Crois Blood tcP.n a pat1ent at Holzer Hospatal Program for Meigs County was t.s recuperJtv1g at H.e nome of read thankmg the group for oerv· her niece, Mrs J:1mes Brewmg lng the Blood·Moblle on January IS ton eWOMEN'S 2 SNAP GA,ITORS , ....... ., U.OO pr. e WOMEN'S ARCH SHOES . , , , .• , .•. , , , ••5.95 pr. eJNFAN'l'S' OXFORDS & STRAPS ,. ..... •'1.00 pr. ' BALL BAND 5 BUCKLE ARTICS". . . , . J6.95 pr. ' e I J Mrs George Hudaon preEJded During the s1ck report, Lon Green· $2•00 8:e:o 3 $2·~~ pr. VALUES 1'0 .3.00 81-2 lo 6 .t . todly lp tho low 3411. Low lon!gllt daughter Nancy, and Harry Sny the hosts and T1mmy Dennis and th1·onghout the county der and Mr nnd Mrs Henry .Ebhn Crystal Faye ReCreshments were se~d hy attended the Song Fest at jtorgan 'the ponor•ed t1>C91s each re Frances Krinke and Je:an Wt:!try at the close of lhe meellng The AmerH an Leg toll Au:oc1han Cemer Sunday ~cned number or gifts met l\tondav I'VI'IllnJ.: ~I the Ll' Sunday VlSllOrs or Mr lllld Mrs ,'liOn Hall for thetr 1cgular meet Arthur Ebltn und ram1ly were Mr mg and Mn Karmel DeLong, Pvt Thr mePl liiJ: Oflt!lled w11h thl Cal'l DeLong and Mr and Mrs l'ln~ S.tlute, f()Jiowed by o prav Kenneth DeLong and dGughtcr, cr by Mrs Nel11()n noush, chap \tck1e. hun The gro1tp tht'n rcctted thr Bill Mowery, who is employed In Preamble of the Lrl(lon Columbus, spent the week end at The bu smes:; rcpurt ~ were g1v home wtth his family. 1 n nnrl nporovr.d Mrs Alb L'rt ~rs CoD Roush, New Haven, Dodson was ta ken m as u new Sunday wtth her s1ster and mernbrr The I 1ons Club menu spent rarmly, ,Mr end Mrs Malon ibllll wa! plann<'d whiCh wtll be Sl'n Jr of Union Ave cd on February 4 Month End·Sale 4 eilfinel cloody nh'fml 22-30. I new... ussy Wind and Weather Lotion . POWer MOitly ciOIIdy 'pin Friday. Lit• tlo oho"" In tomporoturoo. Hl1h Ehersbsch, Edward Wmters of Mothers• March on Polto which \tason, W V11 , Mn Albert Mees Will be on Thursday Jan 30 from Mr and Mrs Wendell Ebhn and Wllllam Smit~, Mrs Zwtihng, 1 to e p, M In communities $6.00 (~ I Steven Walburn's First'Birthday Observed Saturday ·ke sThrellenecr he south and rnos.tlr cloudy central •lid north today with llgllt • ill"tly In ntho north portion. Portly cloudy ton!,ht, bocD011lnti NYLON-REINFORCED BRIEFS! ..... Box" which contained litUe serulls with Btble verses on them Special I rw Phone 6244 MARILYN'S BEAUTY SHOP II •r Pomeroy Society Edllor - Benton Eblm spent Friday n1ght Final plans were made fnr thr March op Polio, wtllch "111 be and Saturday with h1s sister Mt hold Tbur9day, Jan 30, bet"cc11 and Mrs Robert Faulk, E Matn St the hours or 6·7 P M Mu Dodson won ttJe door pmc and tnc mccl1ng cloRed w1th the group repeatmg "The Reh r 1ng DC The Colors' Refreshments were served by Mr11 F1ed Rou 5h M1.s Ralph Reg. $1.50 Rousn and Mrs Everett Rousn to Lutilron Flower Wave all those named obove and Mrs 1hclma Capehart Mrs Sybil Snutlt Mrs Nanna• Hllllsh, Mrs Optn Tu... thru Sot I A M to P1rl Warth, Mrs C C Monl 5 P.M. lvonlnp by Appt, go mery, Mrs Nur1:1 Tnpp l\11 s Phono 6411-Y Robert Roush, Ma!Mn, Mrs liar old Zerlde and Mrs. Will1am Lo<UOt st. Middleport Rousn Swisher 6 Lohse n Lucille Hawkins - ' ·Weather Ohio· Pollly Gardner was In charge of the de· vot10nal servtce and had "Prom tses" 111 her top1c. During this servJce she had an "Inspiration Toughest automotive tests of all time prove ·, PLACE TO TRADE" MILL S'f, 11Ji Middleport Socjely Editor - Phone •o7~ I PENNIES [ El~.nor S, Schaal - Mr and \fr11 George Thetss and B. H. SANBORN -- ------- The Lo)'lll Bereans Cia.. of the on hla tape re<:order and pl.. e~ iT Holzer Hospital Middleport Church of Chrlat met back for them. on Tuesday evenma: at the cburch 1 by Walter Bunee Mrs Fred I Jewelry ( •t The openmg pra:er was a:iven "Everyhodtl Appreciates MILL ST. - ', Mra E M Blake and Ill'• noy Middleport Church Of Christ , Tracy Sr ~¥Cr• lp Oalllpolll TuO!· evelllna to' •lsiI IIIII Cheryle . Loyal Bereans Class Meetina day Btake who li etudont nur10 a~ • • ·fo·r Gifts 1 i Should the Uttltty Workers Un· ton'a picketing erfort.s tn the 1$ eompaniel be successful, 1t may other dled for appearance1 on February 4 Fmed were Paul Juat1s, 2T1 of Rac1ne and Larry Sheeta, 40. of Cheshire each ~ and costa on chii"R;es 11C overloadmg • Harol~ Ruppelt ANSWER CALL Pomeroy emergency squadmen answered a call to the reaideJJce of lo obtain tl! dem•nds Death Reported ..Ued Charles Wasner Wednesday and Ewmg ambu1anee to talte At w uk m btm to Holzer Hoepital, a egan, • The Rev Howard Rup,.., It, r -·t· or of Fint Presbyterian Chu..,h, left Wednesday evening for Waut~aan, Jtl , where be w01 <IIJeil by tile death or his uncle, Harold Ruppelt who dtcd Tuesday at a MIIGS GENIRAt H~TAL> Waukegan hospitaL ~ Admitted Mrs Lovella ' Quillon, Funeral servtces were held there Long BoU.Om, Mtunl~ Ge\lY!, ol todaY at the Marsh Funeral Home. Pomeroy; William O'Donnell, of Tlie deeeued was Saleo 't.iana- Pomeroy. 1 Discba11ed None. cor lor the Natlollll Caoh Jlellalltr .c~~ in Cbieaio. 1r 1 seriously 1mpalr the electrlc serVIce to tbc public In majot r ettles such as Cmcinnah Dntcn, ' ToledG and Calumbus, OblqLouiaville and other major porlions of Kentucky-al well as a goodly portion of western Penn.sylvania, West V1rgm1a and Mary· land The Un1on stales 1t h.1s gtv€ln'· the Company a ten day period in, which to begin bargammg in good faith If It reels that the Compaoy has not done so, the Unton da1mS it w1ll then take economic action 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. 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