https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8652a5d9a45385e72094dbb61a5aaa2b.pdf 097cf8f469ad6abcfc79af0b86ca512e PDF Text Text ' I • • ' l' POMEROY 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 30, 1958 . ' .. Pomeroy OES Past Matrons Meeting He1d ing at the MaSQnic Temple w1th Mrs Fred Blae:Un,ar as ihostess I MLSs Maud Grueser, presJdent, pres1ded at the1 111eetmg, which opened wJtiJ the Lorrl's Prayer in umson Duraog the busmess ses .!non several members ported Ill DISCUS!IOn were re Wi.S helrt Volentine Bale Sale Planned By Amateur Gardeners Society llarr1s' parcnL<; Mr and Mrs Wal returned home today a£1er spending the Mrs week l<~ armer IJa vt• Davlon w1H1 he1 son ami Ill daughter 111 law, Mr &nd Mrs Dan Farmer and d&uglltcrs Arthur Clark . i:l Jtuder1t at MIBml Umvers1ty who was called home by the seraou$ illness of hu lather, Judgo CedriC Clark was met m Athens Tuesd:ly by Chirle;, Haskms who brought h1m to Mid· dlepo1 t Mr and Mrs Erne&t Lallancc have moved from the second floor apartment 111 the H M Cross house UJI South Secnn~ Sl to 1'-" first floor apartment recently ~acated by Mr nnd Mrs. WUbur USED CARS 195a EDSEL Ranger $2995 t'ully llqulpve<l 1957 FORD Fairlane ' ' ' . $2195 4 DOOR HARDTOP - 5000 Mllcs. ' 1956 STUDEBAKER Power Hawk ' $1295 Real nice 1956 FORD VB Custom . $1495 2 DOOR - Fordo malic - Sharp. 1955 FORD VB 4 Door . . . . Light blue - A real buy. 1955 FORD VB Custom . . ... 2 DOOR CRUMP HASSOCKS Mr Birchfield, a former Midd le port rcs1dcnt who ~!IS been quate 111 In a hosp1 l11 l hns Rutland PTA Meeting Is Held Tuesday Evening J~ck . $1095 $1095 DenniSOn I. . $1295 AulomaUc- Real Sharp 1954 FORD VB Custom ···· · · ·· · · $895 2 DOOR - Overhauled. 1954 FORD VB Custom ' ' $945 2 DOOR - Fordo malic - 2 Tone. 1953 MERCURY 4 Door · ·· · ·· ·· $795 j~'TRUcK SPECIALS! h Ton · 1 $1695 118" WB Pickup. One owner. 1957 FORD % Ton ·· ..... $1695 . 110" WB Pickup - One ownc1 1954 FORD 1 Ton $795 Cab and Chassis. 1955 FORD 2 Ton going 'raund in) t~e best circles ...· ... " . $495 Cab and Chassis. A real buy PRESTO O · R S CAR LOTS ~OVAB- t.E ~ups (;Over Heavy 13 gauge all·plasllc . Deeply embossed with authentic leather ·like design, beauti1ully prl\lted in a wide selection of at· tractive colors Emerald · Green, Oyste~ White, Ox Blood Red, Turquoise, Saddle Tan, Dawn lllld Black. ttW•un~ - Square - Rectangular Pl~ne ies of live passengers were re· covered Thursday from tile wreckage or a private plane which .sacon received his law had been mis:slng smce Tuesday George Washmgton on a fil.li!ht rrom Florida to Cha-r- Washington , D C President of Middle· Club, Vice Pres! Polineroy Club, an County FISh Past Com 1 from the Veteran• Hospjtal Chllhcothe for g11ts ~ent 1n the vet- eran., at Chrastmas t1me Miss Genhe1me1 , cha1rman of Pmcs were won by Mrs Ralph Gt,ll"gs Jr . Mrs Do~ald M1lls, Mrs tl'le committee on leglslatlofl re Erlward French, and MrA LIOnel ported on the f<ims shown In the Bogga when MIS Robert Schmoll Pomeroy schools un January 16 entertained her Canil.'ita Club on ~ total of 7r:tl pupils aaw the illm s "Public Enemy N'umber Tue.~day evening Refreshments were srrved to One" m color at the hl,~h school those named above and Mr!i and "Food For Thought" at Cen Walliam Ch1lds Mrs Richard lral and Sugar Run schools In respome to !l requ est from Gress and Mrs Charles Bradbu ry The next meeting wJII be held lhe Vcl er:~ ns Hosp1tal In Sanduskv pads for bed patJents Wlll be t h~' at the home o( Mrs Bradbury proJect of the gro!Jp f(Jr Febru· Theobald ary A recogmbon card waa re Mr and Mrs Robert A~ hley ceJVed from NatiOnal WCTU ror (Sharo n Hiley) have moved f{1 new mem bers the p.1st y~ar A Galhpolta where he 11 a tear her letter protestmg the udvertlsme coach at Snuthwcster n Hagh 0( l!quor On radio and teJtVJSIOn School They have been re.s Jdln" was .se nt to the OhJO ~pnators with her parents, Mr .md Mrs at the Senate OfC1ce Buildlne In Thomas Riley W11~~m gt nn, D C Miss Ida Mournmg Is reported T ~e tencral program topic for to be Ill 111 her home on Mill St the cvcnmg was "The Htp;hway of Mr nnd Mrs Chur S;JCiltl'l are LegJslatwn" Mrs Rubert Warner nt.le to be back at wm k at the conducted the devotlomll ~crv1c c SpeMt'!r Tlfari1J\ after •lcvcral usmg for her topic "The Success d~t vs abse nce rlu c to 111•1ess fondly ' Mrs Carl Nichols is a mcdJ cal "Selecting You r Guest' was pallent at Holzer Hospatal the theme or the progrl\111 leader Mrs WJJllsm Betz (Vlrgmlil \frs Eugene Brow n A portion Wise\ or Jac kson u a surg1cal o( the stud) book ·Th e Chruttan patient at Hol zer Hospit al HN Case r or Abstlllcncc" was rc daughter Sandra IS staymg here v1cwcd by Mrs George H Parker IVilh relatives Mr and Mr.s Will am Warner are In Charlt'sto n thas a!tcrnon u lo meet hl1 rather. Her1nan Wa1 ner, who Is returning by air hom Naples, Flor1da, where he ha.'l been vncatloning Drew-Webster Post Auxiliary Meeting Held Tuesday Evening The charter was draped lor a porlod or lhlrty days In memory of Mlu Anna Eoorabach when the Ladles Auxillary of Drew Web- ' A figure treat you can cas• Ut alford at J.Ovlbie's w9n· , ' djrlully low price. Garden or cumpleted as proje<ts the the new County was not the enbut t ~e lounda acr-oss the rront ·bf $4.95 to $15.95 s,~ tW led~­ ,~ ~ t4ae t~ ?Nil! Choir Pod and . " 9-""'" II ~~====================:. MARKET REPORT CINCINNATI UP - Produce: Eus. steady, consumer grades w{lltes and browns A jumbos 36-42, 'A (¥~e 32-37, A medium 2JI.3il, A omall 23·31. B lar!le 2JI.3il. F o. B .cincinnati whites and browns A med1um 87-40. Chickens, fryers weak, 3-3\1 lb 19-22; beavy hens 17-21; llgbt hens ' lfloi2. Fryer prle~ 10,000 at 19, 1~.000 at 20i 8,000 at 21, 49.000 ' at 22 23,000 unde~mined. llulter, 90 aeore 7le. to the March of Dimes A sym- .~- JEWELRY STORE COURT ST. POMEROY meeting, The mP.ellm! closed In rnuallstle form, after whleh the meQibert wen lnviled lo the dllllng room where refreshment& were served by Mr• J. M Thornton, Mrs Wil· liam ~xter, Mrs. Holona Sayre, Mri William A. 'Moraan. M•" El· '" lfart. Mra. Alva WUI. llrt. U111 'flh 111411rt. 01¥UJa ~~_.,.~o:--~----_;,----JIL_;,---"!'"---.!lliell. . ' I lo5& Ross Sand&. Gravel Co. Sold For $140,000 Invite Meigs-CO Homemaket•s To Enter Mrs. America T;est Mary Davidson T~n!~ se~~~~lybe A1rport in I an y eek ' . s . ay S D} I At Hemlock Grove Also surviving ~re 1 a brother, John JustiS of McArthur, 8 step 1rother, Ed\fnrd Spencer of Mid· ileport, e1ght 1r1nd children :md 11 great grandchildren , Bunal w111 be ' made m the at 10 30 a m The serVIce was thctr homemaking abthty, person planned by the Chn!Jtlan Youth [ellly and POJse, character, grOom· Fellowship and wtll be cunduct- 'ng and commurnty ,tuvlties ed by the young people The ser· v1ee Js open to everyone and a Har::~!o;:ii~~." '1, ~~~rl~e 8111:::1 cord ut i inv :tation Is extended " 0 ·' . Courf. Driver Is Cited • \ ' 0 ayor S T M the T~en-Age conte~~Li skill ,, tM.uiray said groomed apj'lcarance 1.'1 • Aft B ' bu t the evc~t~t' b not I , co ntest" he elnphasJ:zcd oswo'~h I ' •1'1' jJ ' pac "Mountain Top Experulaces" leiccted the week of March 10 The mvttat1on hYrll(! and bcne'Hic- ! he wlll advance to di vision tlon by Lola Z••Jgler:will conclude Eleven Persons ln Athens1 the mornmg serv'"e GF.RING, Neb UP - Mus kall· Paamst for th e 1enlce wdl be ' DtVJ.¥lOn contest •Jinners Will Sch00l Head. T0 er Charles Starkweather b.. ad· mUted murderiJig ll penoas in two statea beoa~oe ol & " paired th~l1 bul\1 upoin •me,' tl~Qqrlt'' 0 coln saad Starkweather made the Ann bougla! ' • statements Thlll'sday n1ght during The above aervu!e will be held COLUMBUS, UP _ Dustln E the1r Lrip by car from Douglas, in the Christian Church where "Ducky" corn wtll contmue to Wfo, ~o Gering ~ Harold C. Doater is mmister. serve as Jrgnton city councalman I while on probatton for evasion of E8rher, Wyoming offiCials sur· 1 , _ federal taxes 1 Federal Judge Moll G Und r· rendered jurisdiction over Stark· rJl< ' I C. Swope, Portsmouth, the m speetmg orracer Work w1II be gJven m the Royal Master& degree A dmner at 6 30 wdl precede the rncelmg All Council members are cor· Bur}ey 10bacco Iwood dismissed eight felony .!n- dtally Jn voted to atlend_ heart, Card Fugate, for proaeeu· VICtions agamst the s 1 . )lear . old lion In' Nebraska. ,111 l l Of ICorn Wednesday Doctors testified Obi p t Star~weather, a stocky, red· 1\110 men S ,that ImpriSonment would "shorten 0 as OfS ha>red gunman, was captured pn or endanger hiS hie" The charges Ask Halt On Wednesday night in a bullet· Acrea~'e Made •ere for Willfully evading pay· weather and hts 14 year'l'ld sweet· I punctuated pollee chase near DoU(Jlas !hortly dter he had ~ ment of federal cabaret taxes col- WASHIN<oTON UP - The Ag· lected at Corn'• Ironton night ktlled hb llth victim, 1 traveling cultural Department has set the club. 19118 burt•y tobacco acreage allot The Judges diamissal of the eon. • Thl li t th 1 ment at :.S09,u211 acreals.l 'tcomf·j Cvlc on erasestlany tqucs Jon a 've Degree saJLesma,n fit I I t d ti 1nco n o e a 1 wa1 e no me Recel extraditing Starkweather and Car_ H L ll Nb k h St •. MARIETTA ' 0 . Up . . to e ras a w ere ar.. 1 " iff eclhoart --- our lu8cu;JUs chocolatest made ' lo!IJ'edtonts and, beiutlfuUY glft·boxeil fqr giy\ng! · · '. KAISER I Aluminum foil lfo ...hold Foil '11 p~lco with purthllt 1 Of Broiler Foil Qu11ted heavy duty loll - qul)t~ for strength. Housetiold loll lor cookme ~nd bakine .C'o•r~nm:d Botb Rollo C For Ontr ,COCOA ,, ·. ··.DOOR MAT$ . straw maLi ldoal lor I )!leather. 'ls inehes - ·...,•• • • 59 11...--...:.;.,;__....;.;_.;.~---....;.~,.:_-:-'_.:.+""""~~~_,.~-.,~"'!!!i...._.....:~-;,....;.;.,;..~ n· t' Letart eqUipment mclude the I honed In Callfomh, tbca were re· West Virginia Steel Corporation j assigned to a base IR Texas He of ChorteMon, w. Va for liB; SOld they were . using ~ 30-d!Y 74219 with costa and interests leave en~oute ~o vlsat relahvet and alid the Pomeroy Cement Blocl. friends ;n Otuo, including Pome· Co for $6.88U2' With mtcrest roy B~ Y w" '"'\'ted '" Jeffer· son, 0 w, Ashtabu a County Suddenly, Newgward told and costs. I Halliday and Sbeelt of Galli· cers, . o~flBudy decided to relieve him I pares with the 1957 otmen o orn can eon nue o ""e as an ct~~~nty jail. • '~ ~arden ~ !If' ' • Jlt<f>'-wr ;,.11¥- 0 neear w ater ut problems, He says both New pard and himaelf ar~ AWOL fro111, the Great Lakel Tmnmg SLttion, were nev· ""III·SalifonUa,;JIId IIlii be kao~• nothing about an 31Signment tn Teus Tins m1ght be ent1rely straight· ened out tonight •n the court of Jllayor Charles Legar except for The Februll'y meetiag of the -Madd}cport Amateur Garden Club, wh1ch w1ll be held Wednesday, February 5 at 7·30 p m. at the home of Mn. £ecll BradbUry, will be an open meetmg, one thmg A Navy reenuter in Athens got wmd of N~wgward bemg around and sent him to Ash~and, Kentuc.ky. ~ben tbe mayors secretary, April Shasteen, telephoned Ath· ens this morning to obtam auur· Each member IS asked to bring ante New~ard would 00 at tbe I a guest. S L . Frost of Columbus hearmg tomght, she leirned. who was formerly the secre~ of "'Ob, tbat u)lcr is m Ashland the Amertcan Forestry Association '" Washmgton, D. c Will bo the guC8t speaker He baa been stnt to OhiO be· Nuclear Tests eause of the cnbcat water Sltua tlon which exists here, and ls now with the Ohio State D•>'lsion of COLUJIIBUS UP - The Ohio . . . Pastors Convention Thursday call· Water. He wall pmpomt JUat bow the local oiub can approaoh the and they're going to ship him to 1Teasure 1s!and, San FranCISCO, right away. I Miss Shasteell :md Mayor would like to put a Newgward somewru:.rc Legar de~mer on 81 ong l~e !me before he lands m Californ•a. PI • M anmng a de 309.2P4 ncres. Ironton lawmaker Ohio law says ed on all nallons to end nuclear water problem in tbl• area Sullivan, former superintendent vf weather faces the death penalty The department also announced that a pubhc offtclal 1s lncompe- tests. · • • Marietta aehoola wlll be award· on a murder charge. Carll al&o the 1958 quota lor burley tobacco tent to serve "if he Is convicted of This was one of several resolu- Mr Frost Will be the guest of ' For District ed an honor Doctor of Pedagof!Y has been charged with llturder, Is 478 mUllon pounds a lelony In the courts of the tlons adopted by the pastors at the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reed Sr. I' degree at the aonual Marietta Col· but elalms she w~a Stari!Wtatber'i• Offlolala •ald Individual farm al· state" close of their 39th annual oonven- of Pomeroy who will aiso be R ded lege 'Fou~ders Day, Feb. 14, col· terrified hostage on hts murder lotmelit,l lor 19118 would,be about Corn was also given $5,000 !me lion. . •1 guests at the meeting. etar lege Prestdent W. Ba)l Irvine said ap~ee. the aame 11 up7. and a two-year suspended se ntence They also denounced the 'Jow The club will meet at 7:30 p. m. Plans are being made ror a today, I wont to go back to Nebraska • Burley 15 grown pnnetpally m on r1ve miadeamors oonvlctlon• level" of many book~ magazines. of 8 p m in order to obJames M Symes, prclladent of betause Wyoming hu a 88! Kentucky Tennessee North Car , for fathne to file returns on the movlea and telev1s1on and radio l!ge Mr. Fro!l who must return to meeting or tbe SoutheaStern OhiO Dtst.riet of the Oh1o Association the Pennsylvania Rattroad, will b'l chamber and I don't like the ollna virginia W;sl Vlrgmta taxe~ program~ for Retarded Childr•n to oo bold the prlne!pal l pcaker at the 12Jrd smell of g01," Starkweatber was ' Jndtana, a~d Missouri ' They opposed eompulsory mUi- Columbus after the meetiJI.g. in Columbus on Feb 16 Founders Day coremomes He wlll quoted " saying by the sheriH. d artment also aet tbe OFFER HELP tary training tn peacetime and MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL All parents, friends and organreceive an honorary degree. ''I suppose they'~,l have the ~P allotments for fire Pomero~ Emergency Squadmen called for an . all out aterns-fcrAdmitted Lewis Ellis, Mlddte- ized graups mterested 1n the probchlll' ready for me. (type 2u at 7,800 anawered a distress call to the peace program MEETING CALLED fire-cured (lyJieS 22 and 1 reaidence of Mrs Charlos wagner The Ohio putors also suggested IPOrt; John Young, Racane; Harry lema of retarded children are In· Radrord, Pomeroy. vited to attend Regulnr meeting of the Me1gs 32 ,731 acresj and dart all'· I Thursday A phys1cu1.n was call Strong stands on night dubs near Dismissed: James Little, Che This organization promotes th~ County Agrloultural Society wtlt Orange Church at 15,083 ..,... ed. cburehes and schools. trammg and understandmg of the .shire. be held Monday February 3 m re~rded ehJld in the home, eommumty and iristitution LICENSE TO WED ::·o•er• ofllee Observe REORGANIZE ROUTES Persons wishmg further mfur· A marriage hcensc wars granted here the past 24 hours were to mahan may cbntaet the president Rny Buchanan, 25, ReedSVIlle, of the Southeaslern District, Cbar. river boat, and lm Gary, 27 lea M Emory at 2900 Valleyview Dnve, COlumbus 4, Ohio of Chrut Reedsville. Meel On I Will :~~a ~u~ty - SENUNEL CAliRIERS will observe Youth Week during t~,lr evcntng serviCe, this ~un~ay cvenmr. February 2 at 7.30 p. m - "This Is t~e time of year when Meigs County families, hav· 'lile mvlce 11••-planned by · the ·}Jig lll4ns With Farmers -'Home Administration are taking a ;~~~s~:n ,!~~:te:•~;wt~~~yo~~ second, (or perhaps third) look at thei~ farm an,d home ree· people 'lile service 1a open to ords; llltalyslng the past year's operations 'and working out eveeyone and a ·cord tal in'v1tatlon fo'r the cqnt year, says William J ,IJrown, Farmer,s .i• extended. ' Administration, County Supervisor. He says tlmt th~y Toe opening Psalm 'will be ge~renllJ seflauoly eoneerned read bY Freda ·Pullins, followed un lncreaBP. their agency When neceS!ary, assist b'y hymn of praase. lnvo~tlon w1ll be given by the County and Lord'• Pr~er by Judy '. Slipervtsor In · keeping complelc llns, ••l'lplure reading by Brenda recor& of mcome, cost.B, re.sult.a Clark an~ prayer followed' by of spectflc cperatlqna, debt PlY· praxer by Wilma Pullms. Sermon <nenta and other JteltJS that uc wilj oo delivered by Eart Apple part of the busme85 or farnlfnl: by; 8n Obio University IILUdent en Brown cmphasttea that even tho jop1c "Mountain 'ro~ Ext><<· ramily farms are a b1gger busi· lcaeeJ.'' The Jnvil&t1on hyMn an4 ne" than m.,t people even the farmers, Speclil R }a ' ~ ·1 L"-~ ! r~~i polls represented tbe W1sconsm of hIS perso~,I mane)' IDd papers A ape'tlaJ JJU!I! tinJ liosWOrth firm m legal pr~e<hngs here But that lint the story Budy the dlit~let flftal.o In Coun~Q, !l'o. fS,~. 1o. M. -~ and m wmdmg up of'Uie sale. tells !rom behmd bars of the lr Former Marietta successfully purchased book assets of the !Wss Sand & Gra· vel Company worth in excess of a baH a miltion dollars for '140,000 here tod4y off Sheriff Robert D Hartenbach's auc· lion block on the courthouse steps. Babb, head of an Allls·Chalmers mission, was the only bid· der The lid waukee, Wlae, f1rm - - - - - - - - - - - ' - was plalntlff In a recent forec1os ~---=~ ure l Ull agamst the Letart Fans[ ,Jal ors e te concern on two notes whiCh total led $148,618 63 p!UIJ eost! and In Co St tore!t Allls.Cbaimers had first n IC tng ory !>ens apmst equtpment Installed at Letart which was in openbon To Local Police h d B d h d •· t Second .Jien holders agamst the eers e an u Y a ~en 1 • · 1 Marilyn Stockton Special mu&c advance will be broughl by Marilyn Stock· runne~up 1n tbo )leen .qijled lor Mon!lfr, Feb .3 at ' ton ond Larry Curtla on II,.} 1'30 ·.,. 'm. at the lluo!)i~ Tem. ·~d piano duet and a glt.la• , 'PI~, Tile IIOjlit and SelM 't er A CCI! "'" !I~ ... .• 'Mvi~Jg, ~ elder for ' #:~: -~.. ,.., ~~'llll.llf.i II ' , ': '"' [ "Sin~ I was a eh1ld I W.~ted 'muitloh ,~;toe- will b~ JIOlU:.' ' · -'ill~~®ii~:\odaY' Patrolman J<ifui enzie clte<i 10 be an outlaw, but I d1dn't Paulsen and Arnold Evans The ~ , Wiltlanuon, tlluslrlous Mas r. 0 Dale Lee Davis, 22, Pomeroy, for I want It to go tbls far," the 19· deacons wi)l be. Robert Paulsen Council ost Refre shments Will be served. running a red hght Thursday aft· year . oUJ Lincoln, NJlbl·?hJI.rP.' Chuck Paulsen, 'Terry Cullems: On Friday evening, Feb 7 the er a car drtven by him oaused an shooter told authorities and Albert Curtll. The ushers A '"nual Inspection or Boswortt. aeoldent near Nye·av. I Sherif! Merle Karnopp of Lin· wilt be Florenoc Biggs and Gay t onton rouneol will be held With Thomas 1 l Max~~~~!OA~~~!!~e~~~~~~u~~ c~!~~ I Council speeialllJ.Uee.tin• A "Mrs. ldiddleport'' Will be ',~ ~ the Called'IO d , 0 ay contest ·. 1 ton and sorlpture readmg hy Dqrrce n Hess Th ll sermon wiiJ be dellvered by an Ohip ~niversit:v stuolent Ear l Appleby on the to· " Half Million Dollar Firm Is untl) recent weeki I Babb 5 ald after Deputy Shenff Pomeroy pollee today were try. Clarenu Shields had knocked ing to get one straight story from down the sale to him . two U S Navy aailors, both of whom may be in 't>ig trouble. "We are not In position tn say Albert W Budy, Roc.t Creek. 0, to be in the 30&uorth and the 1 what w11l be done w1th the equap wa! jaded here thl1 morning on a low 40s kouttl wath tonight's low mcnt at Letart. warrant s1gned by his lravcllDg rangang from 25 to 32 " eompamon, Rachard Newgward, It Light rain and snow tell over 1 Some of it, of course, cam' charged that Budy lllole hia identithe state during the night. Early ro~11 Allls-Chaltn~rs or&gmally f1catwn papen and easJt amounttemperatu res today ranged from We have to wa:~ and see wba! mg to approxunately $90. 19 at Findlay to 40 at Chc'"l the prospeels are. j Newgward told fomeroy olfi· and advanced i to tbc m Columb(lll, 0. will be lo•»n• prl· peake. ;, Lord'tt Prayer by Erne!ltine Stock· Killer know where he was A Jlcekley, W Va , pilot flytng over the !rea after the wreck· Admits Slapng ' Continues Over Meigs County home!llllkers were invited loday to enter the Southern Ohio held 20t~ annual "Mrs. America" co!llest, sponsored locally by the IY UNITED PRESS )unday at 3 p m. from the EWJJli Ohio Fuel Gas Company. Un~<tUed weather conditions !i'unPral Ch11pel d,r Mary Anne The contest will seek out f(lme housewife for honors 'as the 1 contmued oyer Oh>o today w1th Davld.!on, 72, ol Old Chester Rd nation's leading hon\enW:er of 1958 ra~n over the southern counties w)w died Thursday at Holzer Charles Murray, Seniceman·m-charge for Ohio Fuel, an- . The. weatherman said the preijosp1tal where she had been a ' nounccd lhat entry blanks for the CIPitahon waa WOClated witb I patient Cor three days. 'Iii $10,000, nattonwlde co111est Will low prei5Ure area whlcb was exOUth 1f ~c available starting Monday, al pected to move through 'l'enne~ The dece11!1ed was a member of £•. th e local ga:s company of!lcC see early tonight. As th~ low ccn the Gold Star Mothers and the d 138 N 2nd Avo Middleport 0 tor moves east or OhiO, the pre Untted Brethren ChurtiJ.. ervJce un All enttles must be filed' by clpotatton will change to snow SurviVing are four daughters . March 10, he saod flumeo and eontmuc througb Mrs 'tor a Cunningham, Pomeroy ThC' "Mrs.' Amertea" contest IS Saturday. Star Routej Melvma D&\'tdaon, at open to all marr;ed women over Not mucb change m tempera home. Mra Naomi Wyatt of J:.oni T)le Hemlock Grove Church of 21 years of age \Y~~~ers wtll be lure was hkely, although read· 8ottom, Levada Whe,Ier ol Col· ,Christ will gbserve Youth Week chosen at loc~l , diVISIOn, distract mgs wtll be 01 bttle lower Sat· umbus and a son, Damel E paY during their mornmg worshiP sbte anti nalmnal lcveb Contest urday 1dson of Pomeroy. service, this Sunday, February 2 ants are Juliged at eac~ level on The high today wa:s expccLed Charleston (Continued on P•l' five) Unsettled Weather ·Many 'Meigsl.County Farmers ' ~~~!~.!!~~ Now Evaluat"mg years,' Reco.,Jd' . Mrs. Hysell on Tuesday. Feb. 4, and Means comm1ttee were named to begin wcrk on ,thla project to be tn eharee of refreshmentJ Mre. w. R. Davts, ehalrllllln of and Mrs. Ben Neutsllng and Mra Mrs William SwalJ:el were n&med 1s hostesses for the February t~e • ..campaign to make• tbe 17 GOP eongreSimen betjer known to the voters, Ray c. Bliss, Ohio Repub· lica~ chairman said today Qulllning the plan bolore a meeting ot the Republican Nat•on' a! Commltlee, BliS! uld the atste ~ea~quarters staff• would prepare a sertel of "fealure otortes" thst 1~ould be dltitrlbuted to aU new•· ' ' ,l)@ers In ea~h district. , ' BUu 'Jl.!d the .._t,rlal would be •v~la\llt bolore the prlmaey elee· tlon• hi 'May. , quested to bring Christian litera· p•thy card was sent to William ture to the neKt meeting which RuueU and family. Cedric Clark wtll be dlstrtbuted to the hospital was reported til tn a Columbus und rest homes In the county, boapltai. Acknowledgement wa1 received Mrs. William Baxter, Mrs Allen from the departmental chairman c Hill lnd Mrs Ben Noutzllng for reQibilitatlon, child welfare were n•med as a committee to scand community service work Mrs lect a girl representative to Buck· Pearl Hy"ll announced that the eye (l~rls State. material lor the ltema lo be made The annval birthdt\JI pBrty lor lor the Meles Genenl Hospital the Drew Webster Post Amerl· had been rccetved. Membera were can Leclon whleh will be held m rt>quoated to meet at tho home of March was dlscuned and lhe Ways WATCH REPAIR by Ritchey Ohio: Clovdy , 'I~ occaaltnal onow north alid ctnlral and rain '" tnow extreme toUtli todar 1M tbnltht: Satur.tay etou4y and somewhat cot•• wth occaalonol onow flurrltt mololy \ nttr Llkt Erit. Hlth todoy 311'1 north, low· 40'a south, low tonlfht 2542. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ll'tiday,,Jllltuary 31, The Pilot had la1t rad>oed Ko of nawha Campaign 17 Quilted ~lastlc <overing, with pleated l'illll•t and matching back Ful· IY. fitted. Coloro: red, ~lue, green, yel· low and charlreuse Also heavy gaU(Je -plutle covered box cusblon style chair pad with mOdern printed deslen. Motif· Colors: red, yellow, green, Qreyc I the dtrettion of Ewing Funerol The opening Psalm will be read lome. by Mildred Stoekton , lullow~ by 1 a hymn of pralse, invocation and Pome10y about 6 p m TUesday that the at Burlmgham According to the report Davis Ohio GOP Plans pulled out of Nye-av onto E Mam and ran throua:h n red hght eausms Mark Duerr, 39, to run mto For blm Dam~c to the Davis ear was e8Uffiated at $75, to the Duerr car Congressmen at $50 Dovis wilt appear m mar· WASHING!J'ON UP - The Ue· Qr's court tomght. pubilean Party will conduct a Well thanked the ehalrman and~~ the committee for their work. A communication was read from the the Waya and ~Ieana eommlUee, Ern11l Lallanee, the dlmng room reported on the dinner served the lnvttatlons will be sent to Distln· Past President in Deeombor Mr$ ~ulahed auests It was an nounced that an American Flag would be presented to·the Bradbu ry school In February. "POMEROY'S FlNES1'" Mrs. Georae Mowery read an article taken from National News on 11Nationat Secunty" In the abaenee of Frank Cheesbrew, dl.. trtel chaplain and c~alrniHn lor the •'Yanke Who Gave,' Mrs Ch 0 esebr•'>~ presonte~ lhe Unll wllh ~ certificate lor the g1fts to tbla jli'OJecl. Mra. Pearl Hysell, lin. Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs rohn l)hm, Mro Edd•e smith, "" C!are~ce Maoasr, Mr< Ralph Gilmore, Mrs Herman Warner and ~lurorerv til Tburaday to cheek. Chartered Tuesday morrung al St Petersburg, Fla.1 the plane (!arraed Mrs. Bertha Mtcb1e, 72, of Charleston, her son, Beverly, 48 rormerly of Charleston nurse-at tenclant Mrs Lewis Puckett, pilot Thomas !Sternad, and oo pilot Rnbert Plulhps, the h1tter three of Cleuwater, Fla Machtc was brmgmg hiS all mother to Charleston for treat ment from b1s Cleatwatcr, Fla , the 1 home. Mrs Rooort Relbol of ~~~..~~:::"~~ Garden Club and the A Cl1.1b. clubs i~ this group are· the Twilight Garden Club, Pomer'dy, WlndlllJ Tra1l Garden 'Club, Pomeroy, Walk In Gardon Club, Po111eroy RD, Wildwood Garden Club, Mmernil!e; Pome, roy Gardea·, Club; Chester GordO" Cjub, S~ Garden Club, Star (jjrden tauii, no.ter; tlo,!e Gordon Clu(l. .,rujlpers \!loins; IIJ,ihftd Garaen Club, Middleport Garden and Miii'~!epoh Nlllateur Garden Club. · •' the Netl House Saturday, Feb 22 re il•arP-e• Bo,er of 1l.Jf • I Authorahes sa1d the 1twln en gine Cessna went down near Paynesville, W Va , some 400 Funeral Rites vards on the V1rgm1a s1dc of the Ylra:mia and West V1rg1nia bor Club, Mrs. Garen Stans· plane was out of gas and he the M14dleporl Garden wa 3 go ing down But bt! did not Well, prealdent, Soversl memoors plan to attend presided. A report on community lhls conference. SQfvlce w.u given hy Mrs Jed A contribution o£ $10 w11s made. Webster Sr Members were wa.s done by consisted Tueaday evening at the Legion which Will be held In Col umbus al home. Mrs. Orville leston, w va Amencan der of the Amerl· The desolate area, about mm P11t Ma~ter of Pom miles from the nearest surfaced 164 F &. A M , alf1· road, l!!l some 25 miles south of Masonic Bod1es, here of Heath Mclho· The d'scovery was made Dv a Middleport man identifted as Herman Lee Mullms who l!vcd only about 1M yards from the spot where the plane was found The crash made so co mparative!~ Httlc noise he was not ever. cur1ous enough un- the buSiness ,..,Jon with /l(ro 1 G. H Ewing, preBident, presiding a letter of appreciation wa• ,read Goessler's 1 , 11 Unltod Pmo VOL IX NO. 244 In Missing WELCH, W. Va. UP- Tho bod for perfect contour. <\ Pa~sen'gers Weather ..., Are ·Found Dead Magtcally adds a Clattering "new (Umension" to all your fashions! Llgbt·as·air loom !ln. ing is moulded into fouNeC· day evemng at the Rutland Ele· mcntary Schoo] .., .. " ~~ .,,rt, ~"' .,,,. ~tn Plans were made for the dmner nual Willard Tei to be held at which they will serve on Februa1 y the Federated Chur<h m Febru. 21 to Meigs County Teachers The proeeeds from tins dinner • • , ~ ~~~ ~ ~~ Lac l"'omeroy WCTU will be used to help pay off the met Tuesday evening at tlw PTA's debt for the equipment for Un1led 1\fel horhst Churt'lt · Group smgmg with Miss Luthe new schO'll •cafetena kitchen cretia Genhe1mer, as accompan· ~ • ~'""~ "neil the meetlnsc During \11. Work C'Gmpleled lalcss Thm a Week I SyMi;D:LE~~RT Five ~nz!l Pome'roy WCTU Sets Date For Willard Tea Mrs Gales Smith, president of the Rutland PTA presided at a Room Mothers meeting held Tuell· term of Cedric W. Clark. appointment Judge Bacon has also been hand!· of the probate ' flutland. O( he -- 1 John C. !)aeon announced today his candidacy for ~l·ectl•ln to the ofti'ce ol common pleas judge of Meigs County Circle Stitch' Bra returned department headquarters concernster Post, American Lcg10n, met mg the Mid Winter Conrereaee 1955 PACKARD 4 Door 1957 FORD ,J home and ts convaleseins nicely John Woodrum and son John the Rob1nsons TJ Lustre Cleaners Jr, of lvnndale, W Va, we11 The baked goods to be sold Monda) g u e~ ts of Mr :rnd Mrs wall be made from rectpu m th e Charles J Werry Danny Morns --- arnved home new cook boolls wh1ch the dub Tuesday to spend the I between has comp1led Thu 1s the second edition or the book which will semeste rs wtth hlS parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Morris Sr. also be on sale at the Bake Sale Among the students arrl\llng 1 home Wednesday from OU were Ted Beegle, Charles Withee Ramora Bo1ce of Pomeroy and Mrs. R. Schmoll Is Hostess F.or Canasta Club '• f .. ' irt~~~~~~iBacon was elqcted prbbate Judge in 1954, ~nd later common ~leas judge In May 1957 td complete the ents Mr and Mrs Elt Btrchfleld The Middleport Amtteur Gar ter Burns Harn.s and J11J The Exemplar Chapter of Beta S1gma Ph1 Soronty met on Tuesday evcnmg at the DAV Hall Mrs Velma Rue presided over a short busmess meetmg Reports were g1ven by several committees The group gave a vote of thank1 to the followm~ boys at Pomeroy Htgh School for settmg up the chmrs for their March of Dimes dance Terry Ohlmger, Robert Cun nmgham Karl H.ood, J1m Sisson and Terry Phalen At the close of the mccling rf'· freshments were served by Mrs Jtose S1sson and Ann Rupc COUPE - i. St Joseph llosptlal Parkersburg, den Club will hne a VB!enhne were \I. Ce kcndd guests of M1ss Bake Sale on Saturday, Feb a at Beta Sigma Phi Exemplar Chapter Meeting Is Held HARDTOP - Announces His C3ndidaey . Co•on Pleas Court Judge •' M1ss Nancy Blaettnar, studen' at Ohio Umvemty Athens, arnv ed home Tuesday to spend thr between semesters vacataon wltl her parents, Mr and Mrs. Fred Ele'llllor S. Schaaf - Mlddleporj Society Editor - Phont 8079 Blaettnar M1ss Mar) Ann Domlnecke anr LueUle Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 6244 M1 ss ~: l a m e P1era ~r C l ev~land students al OtJ are the homK guest;; or MISS Nancy Bl ne ttnar Mrs Allred Baggs aad sister Middleport Mrs Harold Sm1th spent the pas! week m Fandlay with their pk on several proJects Follow1ng the closmg prayer refreshments were served by the Mtss Jane Harr1s, M1u Marsha hostess Solomon ;~nd M1s.s Laura Jean Snodgrass all student nurses at \ \ SOCIETY The Past Matrons of PDrneroy Chapter OES met Tuesday even I> ,, / teal~e lheltlselvts Wtth a farm Investment of $18, 000.00 and often larger chattel capital investn)ent the average Iarmer 11 getting •Qto the big buatness · category m any think· lttg. , • Mr of benediction by Mary Lou Snild will conclude the service. ·'pianist for tbe servoce will be Mrs.' Clair Blaekwood, adult ad· VIsor SpeCial music will · be a duet by Janet Beyler and Mary Lou Snodgra&l an~ a duet by Clair Louise antl Dicit Bailey. Ser1~¥ as deacons \flU be Dan· ny llernai'd and l'llarvln Pulllru1 Pr&ytl( will oo b)! Johnll)' Depoy 'rinmel~ill; Kay JenkJDBOn, Besste Quillen, 1 to r James Jobb, Jim Blak· Jr T~ ushi!Ts will be Don\ luth· £_r, Gilmore, standing, are six of the eighl Daily earners in Middleport. rle lnd Junior Pullhul. 'f'IVe of them re-organized their routes beginning Monday to 'eliminate double track)ng, The above service will be held In !be Christian Chuteb where Jpeti\lliig up delivery and lightening their jobs. Not present were Doris and David Rife, Gravel Hill , , !latold· c llosto'r If minister. g~:ass ~ ~•I ~., ~ ~ ~ .-~ • Meigs Bond Buyers K~p Pace With Leading Counties In Ohio Pres1dcnt Theodore T Reed, ($18 75) purcbased every month soon adds UJI Into a mcc nest Sr, of the Farmers Bank and Savmgs Co , sa1d tod:ay Meigs County salos .totaling $555,071 of Serle! E IJ,nd H savmgs bonds for 19~7 • was very gratllying" Mr Reed IS cha1rma'n of · the Me1gs County Savmgs Bond com mattec Uc has served m thLs ca pacify were heavy upon the pub~ sure.se were heav) upon the pub he to pay for gun.s. antmumt1on and other soldter supplies Me1gs County ranked 64th in thr stale's 88 counties m 1957 sales while 1l ranh below that in populatron and wc31lh per capita Only 18 counties m thf! state made lhCir 1957 llquota" of whiCh Mmg.s was one The <'hturman allr1butcd steady local sales to a "good se!lang JOb" durmg war years which has carracd over mto the 1950 s. He saad "A lot of folks, hke myself have learned that a $25 bond eggu Mr. Reed laod he has bought such a bond each month smL-c 1942 when he took C\cr the bond selhng ch;urmarulup Ohto sHies ol Savm~s Bond'i for 1957 tolaled $314,500 or 93 6% of 1ls eXj.l(!cted sales IJUOla. "ObJo dtd not reach 1ts 1957 quota but 11 d1d compare very favorably With th e nat10nal sales ptclure,'' sa\'d Mr Re!!d · "The nati~n as a whole reached 90% or ItS quola and With the close of Deaember fa les we find the Amcracan people owmng more E and H Bood~ than ever be£ore." Durmg Decl'mhr!r the Ohio sales of E and H Bonds hit $2tJ1A million w1th Meigs County reJJOrtmg sales of $78.208 Twent)' Ob1o counties •urna.,,.d'. their quota's w1th Monroe, gan, Wyandol anu Auglalze ing tbe state. �• ' tHE D~ll~r .SfN'riNEL f~~~t~tfuii . Df ' Editori~ ., 11.... J. fi.U ~ • I '• ' ~ ' ! ; : ~. o, ~ l .'' • -I ~ ' ...--· > ,. , ' ... -• 3-' Frr·d·"'· . 't~-11;11lQ w-.lh~~~ · Ch·a-" ....... "'~ Jaik fier sw .,i 8:fS Sign On 1.!16 fil;ij otf. ' ; '::: ::'per Room (LJ~~~-~~3"'!"l"'~~~M : ' 9;30 Trcubl~ With ,,.\tier . nabiJ8 .. --·~"'~t and lf, aecoinpUahed will give control of the enUre un!Ytree-1& .fllhl/!liiDd man. Fant~rti~."- :110 not ~II)' l6nJBI', tlett i" ou·r owti ·llte llfifes we have tlved to see the harnessing-ill ei~trlblty the a!Qm radlo1and ,television, ~utQ~blles ~nd flight heavier titan air ctlft, elch and every one of tllenl at one- tlil\e titerrid '16 as tritaglnation.' It is gratifying then to read of the lmailn· atlon of l'O~·sters in the eJ&hlh; grade of schoollrl wittch Oity lblllk in tq df Bjlace ttavtil, It is froln such dre~ms, such !tttaginaUllll, if you will, that wUI come iife tillliUles ol tomo~row and the Mure. From minds lhal ean eoll!lelve will oolfte the -dlaitllfic adventures Into the ·unknown of today, 1he lfUih~ !hat ein spell a better world ln which w.oo Mlltilil JttndliSiiiiw 10:30 tr.,~e Hunt lo:03' The PH~ ~ RJgHt ll:SO 1'ilith ot <lditiequtn!ti6 12:00 'Tic T" Doup by Uo'· Ci!<lij ·3 Rallefi : · 9 BO !Wtlat! 61 t~ 11/ft~(~ tO IX) 11'!1!'df tid<idy ·, 10~ Tbe l!ull tUld ~tfdy ShqW :f~o ~·~· Ganr fl tz:sB !ldula A;,, il'ou I :00 fo!JU·Dl!' ~~WI 1:15 ¥ovlellme 2:~q Kitty Foyle 3:00 Matinee, 'tboflrt 4·\)0 ~een f9r J Day HG }(oclr1• 8Qmooces · &:00 ~m<idy Time f.llll Splntcb Play.houie 6 00 News Picture NBC Newa Dr. Hudson's Journal Trath or consoqueneeo Court 1 La t R r1 s e.. We of Rlley M-Bililad ,9;3o The Thin Man ·"" .... "-' aI••de· ......... "'....... 10:~" ~ we Uve. ' A Up Of our hal to the youngsters of the Pomer~y JuniQr 11'"" Eighth grad d '6" ersan "jllS! keep tile Imagination ferUle who knows, who can tell, from those lm~g~~~tlve dream• mill' come an Idea or a thought that some da~ intly mean the difference between furthering ol the' role of tnanklnd or bls !ruction " 1d;• 5 u:oo "'rrv ° ~imP~( News ~~~~!• • 1 12:00 Tr~e Story l~·SD Detective's Dairy 1:00 Dovili' on Uie FaMil 1:30 Mr. wi.arti 2:00 NBA Pro Balketball 4.00 Btr Picture . ,30 Racllii Item Blaleib S·QO Siiy lllng. 5~_;31) ' ~~paj~!ii Oo~l(f Nefl~-l'~~re . 8:111 Sp~ "e· 8.30 Federal en ~:Qq Salurdat ~11(11,1 Jom1ia!ti 7:Sq feople Me Funlly ' e:oo ~mo ·• .· 9:00 ·neAli Marlin sMwl ' 10: 00 End of tbe lta,4tbow 10:~0 Ym.. lilt Por,de , 11:00 N~>Ws ..... ltOietltlaea 11:10 we,th lll 8~~ t~e~:~~ 6<SO 8:45 7:00 7·30 ffoo 8'30 9:00 ' op 8 t.5 ~!ill . 11:15 NI\A!~Wif 1:oo sisn qtt . • Cllannel8 - Frl•ay 110·00 'l'l!o t.iu"Vp t0.90 p6f.o.! 'io Peli~a ·The Editnr's Mal'l Bag Did Yo~ Know ThatP Cliallilela - Sfllfii40J ;~ : o·oo . ° .. n. UOIAILE WHTN- TV C._onnttn~ Milas County News . Chllllel13 ... Friday ffJ I H UOIIS 1 Oail,· Sentwel Davbook R~~io -~•CII · tlay,atidWO,.. .• THE DAILY SEHTINR TO INTIRISTI ,_. ~~~~~~~~·~~~~~ s:nv~r~~er c~l~h tho Ohio )/cpt ol llcolln; Mel· ville Palmer, Extension A(l'l. Enaineer OSU Prof. Glen Schwab of osu ond l(enneth Ryan of the Everpure Co. Mr. Price, in aummarizing resuits of welis drilled In the county, ahowed that the average well drlllcd produced 2 to 5 gal· lona of water per minute Some wells have beeu completely dry or produce only aally water. A few areas such as the Oh10 River and Shade RIVer bottoma produce abundant water from wells, Most or the Mel£.< County bill area does not have supplies of wo ter to furnish water lor s large dairy herd or lor .chools. Some school! In the county have not been able, " yet, lo get needed water supplies One Iarmer re· ported he h~d drilled three wells none of which yielded the water needed. Speaking on farm ponds Mr Custer reported that mCISt farms , hsd one or more 61lca which migh( be sallsfactory lor pond construction Some s1tes however were a considerable distance from the place where water Is aeeded so •the water would have ~~n.,- Show At 'Loncron I Ohio's Sprlhg Banow Show on Feb. 22 wlll draw to the Madlton County lalr,.ounde In London aeveral hundred of the Jtate'o best meat-tm hogs, say1 Herbert .lflrncs. OSU E~tenalon onlmal Racine Vo-Ag science apeclallst. , Wll charge ol !be Show otn<ltlls hope for 000 blr· . .m1tetllnl and showod colored slid· rows from 100 exhibitors lhio 1 larm pond and the in•lal· year, accordlna to Barnes. La1L ':+iiiuOn which made thiS water year. IllS exhibltora from 20 counUte. ttes ent•red 417 bm;om. Information &iven at the Preccdmg the ahow, awine pro wb presented by' a panel d~cers ·will meet at the London oJ Clarence Price, re lmgrounds the evenjng ~f Fe~. 21 for an all-Ohio owine banquet B P. Sandles, manaJer of tho Clark County Ftllr, and !)Ioria ' ' POULTRYMEN TO• Cleland or Washington C. H. Oblo PRODUCE HATCHING Pork Queen. Will apeak. I;GGS 'ON A YEAR Thla year's show, tutra about the aame " liSt yeor• ..,. AROUND BASIS cordmg to BarnPJJ O~e exception ,, that erossbreda will eompete in two clwes Inllead . JJf .QQO, with one champ•on eroaabred '!> be n~e~ Banows will be sold at auction at the clote of the Judging Last year lT packera and livestock market represent•· tive, bought the animall for an mroge of $2 38 a hundred ~o be ptpcd for use. wetiht above market priee. Pradically all of the over 700 Membm of the show aud!Cnce !arm ponds now In the county :nay part~eipate In a judginJ con· oave been built under ~CS super· test. They w1ll he g1ven eards on vision and ~ith ASC assJSisnce ~bich ,they may mark lbe order Anyone needing help In locating m whiCh tbry think the ahowa " otaklng out farm ponds may champions will rank Ia cut-out contact CJiher agency value. Wmnm wlil be announced Melville Palmer pointed out the Feb 26 at a Carcass Day program Importance of constdcring other to be lleld at the Braun Brot~en 1ources of water lor drinking Packmg Company in Troy. The md milk bouse use before usmg ~-;;;-er many Wens will ponds. He showed that ' well ol not stand that much continuoua h pulltandinJ blr4; the 108 Ia 3 gallon per minute capacity pumping dally throughout the would produce lBO gallon per year. \..olthler, produca 1 hipw J>O~ ' centqe of hotclrins •Qt; .... ~· hour or 900 ssllon per live hour 11 the well will aland steady pumping then a pump of capa· •• J!etter rMe olloy ur any weoiiJII city suited to the well could be 1thaa any other iD the lodllllr]'. v~a•.w.-. used to pump Into a reservoir or '1\lo produrt of Ni<hola,. ~Istern 101rch is now beeomins o•ailablt As an example Mr. Palmer lllllOully to lienor Wowoen. •bowed thai 1 30 cow dairy herd each usmg 30 gallons of water Den~ walt tUI toO late. (lrdor ,lbroup your broiler lt'at<heiJ. per day would need 900 gallons or rougbll 10011 gollona per day. To . ~el the proper pressure at all >utlcts the rule of lhumb is that ~ou hm 0 pump larae enough to pump the dally requirement in two hours or 1n this ease Pllone 3751 , Rat!ue lOO galion per hour capacity, 'II I ., !' r. • • 1 the well was yielding 180 1,trons NebotivWe. Olllti 01 1 1 1 1 ,~;ji2;~;:;~;;;;;; It 11 • I • • • • t per hour then the smallest size ;=;;:;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., 1 possible tor the reoervoir would • be I)OO mlnus 180 or 320 gallon~ It 18 1mportanl to understand 10 this situation two pumpo lri needed ' Ofte •of small ' ca~aelly to suJt the producing ability of the' well and the other larger capa· e1ty to mamtain pJcssure at all outlets. •: CJSterns t catch rain water· rrom roofs ~ another possible curce or water. About HI gal· 5 Ions or water per year " aII th aI can be saved from one square loot cf roof area. A building 30 by 30 feet would produce a ntue over 16 000 gallons ol rain (ail per yea;. ~ll Robinson recommended that farmers consider wells, spr1ngs and cisterns as sources of '"''" before using pond water for milk houses. 11 it becomes neccs~ary 'to use a pond then the 1 ,rmer should ask for detailed ,;s!stance from the Health WANTED FUMING-NICHOLS Hatching Egg Program . NICHOLS •re ....... Purina Chows Flemlag Hatcheries, l,n' ' OH 10 VAJ,.LEY FHD CO. ' "" ,....al,~ . ~~ggecU ~·· . 1i1Yt95·BUSRE' ·SPREADER ~ SPIIADEI . 011 oonstruetlon to!Bkell!odern, bllh-tpeed tractor loadiDg .............. \ •.• balmoed tracilon for fat, even opreadlna In rotllhest llelcloonditlons. Come In to~~ See the new 95-bushel MccormlckNo.SOspreaderl MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. See U·s '\liD' , ., . Bulletin Tells Of Ohio Soils FOR ······· ~" ·• 'rR.ACTO.RS ~· BALERS MILKERS Set FULTON THOM'PSON TRAC:TOl SALES 1 010 011 Let'sGoShopp•n• • .I ATT ENTI0 H' BROILER D • Techn } Cooference Will Begm • ,February "", . G. ROWERS S.4VJS y&fi i(OJW£1'1 Here's The Story from: I e Ellt.JJOY FEED U l 1GAN t, FOR PROVICO ...MiiLING and FlED co. Farm Bureau Will D'Isp}ay ANew TfaCtOr Fn•day CockshuH PHONE "Wkere Quallly II Paramount" Cer. 2Dd & Buttemul l'omeroy, 0. ~ •over. New Extension IN blc, 21,i-toD loads, eave travel-tlmeiGet ru8Sed ' . !Mrtllttltt ....... dtslgw to prevent piling l>o not overcrowd Prob~bly not more ch)ekt ahould he pia !lie Jloier. Eieetrlc brooclm clll'l-'ti< crowded ., mu ., cool or oil broodert, • with tleetrie brtodere tbe o IPICI lhtt io warm enoup 1o ~nder tbe TRACTOR McCtnnick" lo. 30 MANURE Pile l Early chick• pay ...... t•oup they may create 10me brooding problenu, •ar• A. R. Winter, chairmon ol Ohio Stole Univer• olty'o poultey Jdenee ~epntmea~· Early ch1ck1 """ belter he· eause the wealher lo ~In· ter polnu ouL Tbey are ..exbosed 1o fewer .U..U... whleb N)' develop with the Dr IWjiD ond they atort lo iiY lkUIIbll .Uirif egg production drop1 in late aummer and prlcu JO .up. Winter oflere thete brooding tlpa to help poullr)mon •ve 1 higher perccntage of their chien Get hroodinl flciiiUea reodY bolore the clJlcb anlve. Tbe flrlt few doyo olter ,lblly · arrive are the moat erilicol. ChiP. mUll not be overheited or chilled. 'fbe brooder obould n, operoted 1t 911 detlfeel Fabren~it at lbll edJ< of the hover at lin~ fnd lowered about 5 deJrees a; week uotll tile temperature ruebea all to 70 detlleei. Uoe _1 lhtrliiOIIII and be sure 11 works. IJte 1 iqard around the hover tile filii few doya lo prevent ebickl from wan· derlng and around the corners - Feed and water eorly, Place eblckt under the hover 11 1000 11 . . they arrtve and have reed and \,.lor available Glua Jar foun· All of Ohio wu under Wiler In ~fna are nUdaclory lor water ancient geoioJical timet. Tben, FlU feedcra lull the flfll few many centurieJ ago, aloclerl io· ' dora or place teed on newspapera vaded the rea•on, tlftDdJDI up soils or en filii Put aomo of the and mixlnl 1n new rock materlol. tounta1na and feeders under the GlaCial riven, formed by meltlnc edce of the hover the lira! lew lee, senl huge quanUUea of woter daya. Commercial chick atarter down valleys, cmyinJ lorce uaually will giVe beat reaulu. It's amounu of t!favel, und, alit ond dlllieult to ho1ne mil amall clay. •mounts of viumlno, antibi•liet These are aome of lbll faell to aa4 other druga When the dtiekl ~~=~~ ~~c:e:u~fi~cul~~~ ' are ol~cr a~d eallnc more a home mixed feed may be .qed. "Underatandinl Ohio SOils." Au· Don't slvc chiek.o med1<lne on- ~~~r:, ~i ~e ~r~, :!r~c!"!~~: leu nece11ary. Proper eare and PHO:.'i'l! 411 lood feed are belt health prac-1 :l~l;o~n:~~Se:.or,VIce, 1and Samuel Bone,JI,:;:;;;;;;;;=::;; tleea. 1, ,. ~enUat,koe!-b05110r' Ia 1 "" ... "'" · 1 iftl "out-of-hand," In ulada, or in t.ll what makeo aoUo dliler hiJ!II..blked plea. Improved vorldescribe the compooitloll of ' - , etta, developed through reaeare~, dlfierent soi11. • ~ ~ • Applea ore atilt applel•. ~pile hive added to the quality o£ this Five major ractoea determine modern proceJIInl ond looo hlild· popular trult. the kind of aoil thai reaulll, 11y ling melllcils. Obi~ fruit pwen Even 10,the shopper finds more Morae and Bone Tbeselactoea are produce hklgb-~li~-lapplooclea, ~· thin mere opplea In ,the market kind of rock mat.t'IJJ, topotlflpby . ' ) which ma e .-~ou...-y I eov when she look! lor lhllltem. Sbe and drainage of tbe land, length liodo whole apples, yeo, but she of time that BOil formation hlollk· lllrv 0 0f1V finds a wide voriety ol applo pro- place, living ond 00dead planll J OJ ducta. M•ny or theae are in ready· antmals in and the soil, to-use fonn, aucb as applesauce. and c:llmilte, eapeeially tempen· . opple and rainfall ' jpie1 lllllng, apple 1llces and ture Knowledge of the 101ls of an ')~ r~_e u ee. area ean be useful in e•plainin& or Extension SpeclaliJII Ia Market- predicting BOll behavior, lbll aulh· , 1ng Information lor Consumers at ors point out. 11 also ean be uaed A silver Jubilee dairy teehnol· the Ohio State IJolverJity, Colum- lo apply the results of aarlcultur ' ' IICIIA,BQ STOOl'S OIY conference on the Ohio Stole bUJ, report that development of , 1 research to OJmilar ooU., to ap University campus Februlfl' 2!1 to tbele ready-tc>uae apple produrts praiae land or to plan highways, MINDAL WIWI, W. VA. 2!1 wUl feature more lhon fort)' hu rreatly lnere.,.d the market airports or buiklitJg foundoUons speakers from varloua parts of the lor apple grower~. Processing Into Copies of the bulleUn are avail· CHICKS ST.ABTED ........... .. .. . . 7SU country, aceordinl to Frank Koval uuce or 1llces. and preserving able at caunty agentl' offJCQ. NUIIBI!B sOLD .. , ...... .. ...... ... ntf Extension SPet!tollalln daley teeb· either in cona or by freezing, door nology. makes it poaaible to keep apple farm demonstration Free LIVABILITY .. ........ ....... , , .. . • tl% The eonference wnt offer opec- quollty high well past tbe time prizea. Refreshments. AGE ........ .. .. , .. . .... weeD, 3 da,i lal prot!fams lor peraona Interest- when applea In cold storage be· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;~ 1 DATE SOLD ................. Od. 1.57 ed In monufaclured dairy ·pro- Jln to lose tbelr freah, flrm, juiey AVIllAGE WEJGHT PER BIID •.. . , .• Ut ductJ, field operation•, m~rket crllpoeu. " milk and ice ere1111. Tbe speakers,. Tbe marketing specialists sugFEI!D CONVEBSIO,., .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. tJ1 Koval oay~ will uiaeull current gest that shoppers ~heek tbe labFllttrid, Soli Woltr ToTAL C08T PEB;MUND OF MEAT .. 11.1 problem• confronting lodv's'dalry· eta on canned apple products. Tbe SEE US FOR qten and opJ19rtUnlUea for lncrea• labell provide valuable informa· ed busineayfllcieney and profit. lion for the c001umer, For exam- SOF:I' WATER SERVICE The protlflm on manu!octured pie, the law requires the lal!el to producto will be held Febtuary 2!1. lhow tbe name of the product, net also Ill• d01lgn.IOior persona lnterea~ contents Jn weight or fluid meaa· ed In the butter, ebeese ' ond coo· ure, name and addrell of packer Flaeal AulomaUc or Semi Aucentrated milk lndustrlea. Dllciu· or distributor, and all iligredients olon topics wm empbaaize plant Ia tbe ean In the order of their tomatic home • owned Softoa. eanilt\I'IJI JniJ...,~)clencY• imgortance.ln add1Uon, the ~~er qa, JWteQ. The field protlfam, sef for Feb- moy put en the label auclr lnfor· ,, , , tUBI'Y as and 26, will etten the malton as the number o.r servmgs, ( 1 theme "Milk Ptoduction and Eeon· suggestions for use, rec1pes, quail· ,_ omlcs.'' Spoakero will talk abeut ty Jta~emento, and grade .. Usmg current and future feeding prae- sueh mformat10n snd consulerlng SOFT WATER SERVICI! tlces which fit into the farm pro- 1the price of comparable products, PhonlllO.X or 397 JIAJute 1!4 gram, milk •nttation practicealor tile shopper may often save money farm~• use of laboratory records or get bett.r products for her Pomtroy by 11e d' men and re1aw '·d au bj·~· ~w. money than abe would olberwise. 1::;;:~;;;::;:;;;;~§§~ Featured topiCI on the market milk protllam February 27 wtilln· elude new telltioJ methods for fat and toto! solida, extending the .... of non-fat dry milt and chang ing plant operatlcno to increaae efficiency. lhe flee cream program Februory 28 will Include a display and dlo· cusaion of nut lee erea1111 from On lan 31 and Feb 1, 1958 the Ohio market.l aad talks on iee new "Power·irlc'' Cockshutt trae· cream quality problema and their tor will be on display at the control Meigs County Farm Bureau CoDep' Intent on the particular S i. Ul be beld I lb Ag· Op Aa'n. local Cockshutt ma· prob c.n. esa one w n e B Idly making 'noud water rlcul\ural Laboratories and the AI· cbJnery deoler for this area safe •·onalsts of ldte'iation to re- rlcultunl Admlblstlation build· Two years of testing the new , soil and orJ&nic particles lnge on tbe Weal Campua. tractor under. severe dessert and chlorination to destroy harm· conditioaa and one million doJJara in research have gone mto lui o•ganl&ms. Slow l&nd Clllers earcw ohow will include the car· the development of this ultra mowhi•·'t have at least a two foot 011101 of blue ribbon wtnneta at dern tractor by Cock.lbutt Farm FIRST dcp•n ol sharp sand may be uaed. London, plus tbe carea11es or Equipment Company. Nol ·""" than 50 gallons of wa· animals nominated by other exhi· Called the "world's newest trac ter per day per square fcot of bitors. . ' tor" the COekahutt line incorporaur I c should go through tho v. Y. Overturf of London will ateo advance rugged design; a f1llc 1' sene 11 barrow show chairman. new eDJine and tram;mtsaioni Performance-Economy-Power C'llorlnation may be aecOm· The event is sponsored by tbe new •utomatic traction tnns£er; phslll'd by using a small •Ioker Ohio Swine Grower~ council, new hydraulic draft and depth hkc mechantam which forces the with member auoclationa tntlud- controli and new comfort a~d ' . chh1r1ne mto the Une as the pump lng the Ohio Swine Breedera and convenience for the operator. opP! 1cs said Mr-. Ryan Ordinary Feeder& Asaoc1ation, Ohio Com· Farmers are invited to visit chlo me. bleach may be used as mercia! Swine Producers uaocia tne~r Cockabutt dealer on Jan. 31 th{' 50JUfce of chlormc, but provia· tion and the Swine lmprotinnent and Feb. 1 to test drive the new ion ~llould be made so the water Assotlation of Ohio. tractor and arranse lor 1111 on·the· rem IHIS in , ' stor1ge area for 1r:;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;i;;o~~;;;;;_:;;;_;;_;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; thirly minutes ab the chlorine It ma' act on the orgam11ms. II further delaila on water sup!dJcs are desired all agencies · 388-Y Ohio lhe county will be &lad to farnJers securt! tbe needed . 108. I" .-ey c..ter, FOR YOU ' 1 ..' ~ 1 ,.,.._,,..,<a.- Hugh READY 8:00 Caplal:t Kan(aroo 8:45 CBS News :::: the \veatw· •· 9:00 Mornlit1 ShOWI 11: JQ The Late Show ii~AN~l!IO BAY, Cuba 1... to:tltJ liarry Moore 7'1¢ 7 t j'tt •: • \- ~~. I:J1alllf9 j Guinther, ra V Mr. and Mrs. 1 Dunca~ ) ' \ ()I Mt. and Mta, lllrvey Erlewine 11:llll Dollo ~ third ciami, usN, •mt or and family, Clifton, W 'Va , ond a~ daug)ot.r, Ioeiia visited llr 12:00 News at Noon r Shirley E. Guinther of Lin Gene Duncan, Columbus\ Jpent aiul Mta: Hairy Erlewlno of »>x; 12:U Love or Life ooln Helghta, Pomeroy, Ohio, 1, 'Sunday w1th Mr. and MrJ. Dour· tel, Frldai ivtnlnf. 12.~0 Search lor Tomoi'I'OII' TV Classroom j~ -t t servl~i aboard the d~stroyer USS las Cifcle and family. , , IY ILANCHI M. HASKINS Mr. •Ad Mrs. Forrest McCalla 12:45 Guiding Light 9:90 Captain ·KanJaroo .. , Blandy on sltakedown training The Editor Barbara anq Marilyn Rous!t of and ftq!lly ol Cliarle•lon, W. Yo., IQ:SQ Mighty Mme PJ,;~ c/o The Sentinel J\lhcna ore •pending the \week "'i':ofe':'i:'":i':iiW,~lt;ii;tj~:tl at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Col· l:QO Katie's Kik:bett '" lowing her commissioning on Nov PoiiJeroy, Ohio. With their varenls, Mr. olld Mrs • 1P4J1I S~nday wflh ber pnenta, 1:90 Aa the Wotfd Tum 11:00 ~~rden cl,~~ . ·••. Dear Sir: , Edaon Roush Mr. and M!l· Cljlrence Prk:e A newopaper one to a 26, 1957 . 11:30 SatUrday J'¥thal4o · , 1 2:00 Beat the Clock Mra Erma! Sehreckonsut of Mr. and.Jolu tt-Y Martins visit- 1:30 Hou10party ' to find material hlo g~ "For valor, In tacc ol T-e Blandy alf-<OIIdltioned and Thl• I• to let you know thlllhe 12:00 Young Peoplea PhllJtit. Bake Sale held by Pack 2!13, Ma· · h · 11 ed hla l>rolli!>i, Jl~ ~~ Mn. Obert on tbJS one certain day ll'eat IOJI." d~f(lied wltb tlie li(tsl Oldnill~t aon . moiil<i ' was a big success. We would Pa!k~sburg called on er a s ••, Marl!lni, HlhtsOnvllle, Sunday. 3·00 Big Payor! to do oomethlng so tild that lier addroll now- 764 Clear· an~ operating equlpm~nt, Is sche·~ 1:00 Loll• llai!Pr like to thsnk you and your paP.r M rs. Dean Brmker ond fal"liY, 'Mr. and ?,ln. David TUlia ond ' 3:30 The Verdict II Yollrl practlcnliy new. •lew Avenuo, Aiton, Ohio. Hoi duleli to make a c'!«lse lo Nor· ~ for the prompt way ypu publlshod Sunday cvemng. do\llhleliiiOIO.ud,tltinl, liave aDii 4:00 Brighter DaY 2:00 Pro Hookey · '' . He published the entire ten home in New 1eraoy wu ai II~> them Europe ui>Ori oomplotlon of onnouneement or the sale Mr. and Mrs George Circle ' Bobby, til Bailib'il~ae JPOftl the UO' ·Meet GgJ'IIJi Atelier: ~ : 15 Secret Storm commondmentJ with no ~omment bokert where 11he spent Christmas the C11ribDcan exercises. Although the Mothers have and dauehtcr, Pomeroy were the '-'e'k end w~ h1,r •parenla, Mr. ~:30 Edge of Night at beginning or end, wlfh ' Earl'S people ~repe a sltr!-o-eaalell and 1110-;:j ~:/!0 11ecorg,lro' hoking the pDSt week for Sunday guests or his mother, and Mlli Vk! i8aliy, C.iJO Early !J1iow 6:30 ~OIH Oenl'ib:· ,,, A "Constant ,'fl~ader" In lhe &raeelul way to dre.sa lllat I've school Polio Drive tbeyr ~:~~~~~::1 .1 Mrs. Mary Circle and son M•lvlri •The Friend nijl Clm of the pcr<~•n of an angry pors~lrtna ee • et 1• 1 7:00 Star. Per!Otlnance Mrs. Naomi Brinker an"d fanjlly Cbriitlon Omt-db will hove their 6:3o llodt llaa4 Reporter man <·a rne te.rlng In to the olll~e. l'rolllema of unemployment are ~. Y - u o the young Cru· whole beartedly to our 01 ' 6.45 Sports Parade 790 Per'ry Mascio ' Sbo'f for thio 1 reel that they . Roeinc wore Sunday ovon!na plfl)o 'l ihs Oliieli'lifAIIla~~ §at. "How dare you talk like that now railing their haads in far ~dbta of Baptlat C~urch visited 6: ·55 Weatbarman 8:30 Diek li tho Dneb11 .. about me ? Caneel my aubacrt~ too many areas of our country 1 adt '18 eh urcb at MI. Alto, W. Va. given public recognition. guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thom11 ,htdiy' ~tfiilq, Fe!S. tal. Holter and family, ' '· ~ Ell!"! ~eliod and dl~ghter 7 00 lirama lion al once.", ' Hotly ra1e• t'• lonlrovcriy be- 11 un4IY n1ghi-Bob Mills Den Mother It is wonderful 9'Cf .!"e · Galet ~- Show tween labor and onlployer 81 tu Gene Coleman, Larry Rice and able to 1101 t.hls reaponaa at ~ Travel ' ¢1l'C!lo op~nt .1:llut·sdlly 1!teteil b~ a lllrllrdaY dllliel Still- 7:30 SOh}ilz Pl3yhrnm , , with Doroth¥ Btfoll' ''1!,' ~if ' ' fiY ·honor!nii)He 9th bittlidiY of 8 oo Tt..k4oW!I Somewhat ld>al~cd, thla ··)'~.~~!'~'J·t~ di, And tho old argument tholr eohotts-t nearly burst ..trr· •hbl'l nbtlct; • 10.00 GunsmOf~ ~ ·~~ " '' ,,"ff 1 laey 1'4'Ddaa~~U.er.: Katlijt 'I'St;tnaa. 8:30 Zane -.Mil4;er but wonder bow al or ua • how a~todiallon. boo rfplac· lag to keep the •urprlac, but kepi Once again 1 s.o.y Thank You for tQ:3li'! OffiO!il 'lll[ W your cocpcrotlon. .. • o!hnl 1Pl'eal!nt were :Mrs. I10<JS ~:!jtl Mr, Adams Qnd EVe brother. nut my al!ller, !Jut me, Bd rar too many men It agatn 11- ~utn-t~ls illlsone or our finer 1r~ Jllewi~ '!II!' •· Ydlirs troly, Jt~ann Brinker of Raeine was ' " :..1 • "'H 1fhter, Dee. Lawd" n~ond up undor tho storn l"'trolod by the !amo11a story of a •• oup Chr tlao young poople 0:30 26 Men 11:10 Tbe lisle ~ow : Thelma Sayre, D. 1.1. 11\e supper guest of Margaret Ann WcTu·111et at the home of rneuurc or those anc!ent words? rollow walchlna 1 Chllfuhell hue· here Jn town who ure truly Carlctoh Wc~ncsday evening. All or them, r mean, not jnd ket moYing tom oC earth at one ''Doer" or the Word" not just O•car Smith and friend llodgel four or five, or C\len she run IWOOp. btare-rs-1 missed Cora Rupe McNJOkles of Pomeroy were Sun· "Why don'l you got rid of It here In town- ahe'a up tl nle<e day dlnn!r gnesla of Mr. and Mra and hire twent~ men wilh oho•· \tary Reynold• Kina'• In Michigan 7 30 Rln Till Tt~ Ju ~t reodlna: libout 11Tbere nre els?" he askllll. and h., bton lor five woek1-lor !Jon Sinltli and lamdy. 8:00 Jinlllolllte two J.l ides to every question" and five we~b before tha t she w" Mr and Mrl Paul Sm•tb spent U4 Mgn On Bald the olamsbell man, "f oan with Marr Pi-obaaco and family8•30 Coll45 a mon's rejoinder '11a'r.S, and I , Sunday afternoon with his mctherhettcr Ihan lhat..- 1 can blre 2 9:45 Morning Movie there are two side11 to a sheet or do 9.00 fl:!l\lllc Silla~ $how Mra Mary Smith of Portland. hundrerl men with tmpoons" Oora•a such a Yaluable persona:oo Ad•eaturea ln Learning, 9:30 Tlte' 1'11Mce1iltid!t!l Sh6w flypoper, too. But il makca • Mr. and Mrtl Dan Smith and In thl• arli<!e, 1 load, it ..., 1 one's aought after by sev•r· 11:110 Nel1bbprs great d1f!m nce to the 81 on !0:00 Walter Wlnohell J'llt · ~,IIJilY ivere Sunday altornoon st41cd that II would cost ovm 31 once- -now wllnkle 12:05 Noo~ Newa which olde he lnnds " lq:IIO , 1(-.1 OJ DeolaiOD gueoto of 'If~ and Mrl. LiW· th6uaj~d doll~rl 10 I Jlllt read of-sav~ YOI!f ogg car2:1$ Llhtrllle Often ono sido is :;ood, and sixl~·live 11:00 tl1~ ' rlnce Smith, toufel , c;lifl. , produre a !Iuick, ray, wllh 1008 ton•. lili little depj''-fsiiiDs With 2:45 llovle Qul3 Qulo one i• ovll It ply• uo io care mct~odj. 11: itt lt!eater 13 rkh earth, plant with grm seed, . Mr." and • Mrs neon Brinker 1:00 tlrtldjeo Jide Show fuily enmlne 11 ChOO!Ht yo thli and Belly ~arloton called on And SO man 1001 DR, a good lemon and orann se6d or even Quoler ll'fiiJ!I th~ News l2:30 ''" ou • : ·;t~vU ilfftlaie day whom you wiJI serve" and deal liko tho anvy dog snapplnt somo flower ~I lhe heavy !fr, and Mts. William <liiner of BY UNITID PRISS 2:f5 Pal and Ml!'f , ' maybe hnrd tn filliy rcall" Ia al his own tall top or carton un4er this to give ' LJNCQLN, Neb.- G\Jy S!" k Keno Monday ofternoon. 9:00 ~leon Bindstand . "lle lhat ~ nol with Me ~ 4 1 800 I'm very di•turbed at readin¥ thicker b 807 ad . • you•t! wedlhet, tlilller of ntass murderer 8:10 Da Ylfli 'frijrt 'Y6ur Wife! against Me" Salevepost's sarita or arlleleo (5 have lots cl green httlo old atull dharles Starkweather, ,,. whclhet f:clo Amerlcoo Budsland aU) on "Tho Chancing 1\fld· popping through- if I can only ho would dlaown blo aon Rerent letter from my dear In 5100 B\ilielil~ west." find 10me unfrozen ground now"1 gu 4318 (1\le got every reason lrlend Mnbel Wll•on Pickens or Thoae of u1 here In Peaceful wont to trf ll..,.j~t l~lllllhl rd to. Bui I just can't." s:ao Mtu•l' House Clu• S:clo c~ ·club l Mason, W. Va, tells me that Valley can hardly rcalizo what's t! ll you- 1 started my diet (klnda) 6.90 Artlnil' ~- Sinlth Repo;ta Helen Dorat Dobbie, formerly a going on 111 I'Hnj, Mlchlfan, In again and in COIDe& Dad with poa- DOUGLAS, Wyo-WIIIIam D1x teacher In Middleport 11. S. and t!i~ Nelft Delroll, oround Ollltafo and In nu.....,but be ihnils me lo ' on, Convene County, Neb, altor· widowed within the paat 8 or 9 areas w~tll'e tlfMmployntont line. aeanty little six 0r aevon while ney, after Wyontlng Gov Mil wurd month' II n4w teaching Ql Ailp~ he crunches filly away- tha Sbapson 111~ he would nevqr per 0 , and gu"'l who Ia htr superin- are hecom!•a oliliMUslr long One hateo I••• up ~~ It, but funny sun who placed obollolll mil execullon of the d9ath scn· tendent-Yeo, Walker E&oex, for· il'a vety· rea to ltitl mart !tl on !alirood at At~ens are now ltnoe on ~-.arlea Sto!kweather, mer Supt. of MHS. Flint Who, e~d ~IIW. ~Y ~ hnvliiJ a oeasiQII of oold, aoblll' oil his deolaion to re ea10 the Helen Ia aucb a beloved Plr· Ill'" murderer to Nebraska offi aon lo thole who know her hol'e about to tooe bi; hilmt, lllf ho1Jae •1cond tholll!ht-eaeh and tveey dais· hold roodJ. the vhr f~od ft1illl real®nt of !he enlll! f.all Gl'fiOI! She lo•t hor only Jon tand oblldi his kltehen. are) wa• told br a~lhOJitlea who "In view of all th• circum aome yeara ago In , moat tra1it Tale a took al lit~• Po« artl· tnv••tiltlletl !~at lbll m~,:!;:~ slanc" .we ore golnl lo waive way by drown)ns. Laot JUJJlRitr cleo jurlsdlctlcn and ailqw Ne'brasks 11 you wahl lp ,aee ftow senleMt thla 10rl f•. hor h111band Earl wa1 OUI dol!l authoritl., to take el'er." auddenly by a h"rt oltaek J~•l atr!Oua the thl«r 1, lh ldlclltgan. rn~· :~ .,,,tl~''l hearlland of Mid"•l llltluatry. • 'Y • whon they we,. plannl•J a 1....,. ~ aU "lull Jy vaeaUon trip t~ · Florida. ;. ' p0RM ~ at On the very ~!I'~ p~n In Ttlllo I ohali naver lorrel !hot brl.. td<tivea Jirl al her husband'a last rlteo It marutne are UW}l Grabam and ' Pomeroy lalt aummor whon abe hil lnvetr f#lllily ill n~· children ALSO; 1t.Jift,·tJI.'-eftt1 kepi ueurlnt aa all . 'm all and 1 ~aey o®o~D! fl Sarah Olturcblll ond ftef dei>IOflble rlaht" and "I'll be 111 lllht." In memory toe, 1 co baek to liuoo of l'eCIIIll dole. I read both l!l'lte-'IJ)I-In her wedding 11 the Lutberon Cbureh In Pomaroy Her tlrell Ttllle'a ~olullln "Peot!l~" ~tMeh Ia Wll while "An&el akin" "111 ond turned to oororlf and Oral by II ever l 11w in aagtlio irltii!J It lOOO's Ptd 11!0\l) 41 rndllh, At4 I fMI 'IH ~ar l~e toa· Wll hert, II Jbe Welt\ ljJ laaf ollie, with an ormflll of while trijf d<Jd'i ntili and tH~ laleftte4 liowtta and 1 IOidon llll!t fall· lllr.,I-O!Je rtprtMDiillt tli lltat btl! Ill life, 1111 fthe,..,.tlow at '"• lilrous~ 11ft ottliitd ,1,11 u li ieut for m-.e ot lflt on If lo ble11ing. Not ail tbe her.., ot tbll Idol lillh ltet ol very dirty ejoy. ~::ning 1>onds provide a aource of may be used lor ln4 h~IY\an purpOBOS filtered and lreatod, conclusion of the at Rnclne last on lb~ aubject of S B rrt• Ar ome r~'6~~~·lps' For Btg Barr~ To Help In Sa~g More p Js Se rogr~ , , t GmiNG WCHS·TV Chon~ell . ' pr... nung ABC: ly ~· I. llakOIIH WSAZ ·T·V Chan"el S· ·. ·: A.Salute· To T'bflfiJOginotive Youngsters Of The Pf1metoy Junior High Eighth Gralle I NEW-IN FARMING ' TE~~YI$10~ . JiUI·PE· •• ' Suddenly we are ,•ware of the illtpact o! tile "Spaoe Age" ~fe Ia ~lp Geunty- as we read In the co!UIIln! of,The DailY. ~eptlnel of Wedne~day con~errung t!\e sklf· pres~led 6y the Eighth Grade studeilts of P'o~ Jun· ior High SchooL The youngsters in that ~las; whlJe they presented their play "Mtirfi FantaSY"' let their imag1nalions run wild in otder that they be aLie to . present somethla~ Ill the j!lalter of enterlamment for their fellow studerttil. ~~ lightly pass ovtr tllal word "lillagilla· lion but on rereadlrtg Ol tlie Wllttlatlildeflly become aware of lhe fact that lmaglnallon leads on to factuality, and 1o lrulh. We remember well a number of years ago m readmg through the pages 61 MilnUilc F1chon books stories relating to tlie coil'luest or spacr by men of the earth. ln tlioie years such matcnal waa re~arded bs nollllng more th " h f " • an s eer atltasy , but now lll 19a8 that which was fantasy and lll!@«i1lii!Ob of some writer, Is p~ovlng to lie ~!together too lrue. The raoe " now on belweeft tbe liiio world powers to gee who Wilt flrft atinch a man In· to the upper roaehes of ipite. A feat, when ' Ul>4llf S~; PI)~Jli4tU4~iQ., I~ ~· l.f.f • : ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Jan. 31, 1958-3 'I tOday'! lllnny atlltanc~: 1 11• ltuok OUt Ml to~~· lftd it lookfd 11n 1114 lltol4e of an old leoke[(Jo-" MOORES Pomeroy FRIDAY and SATI!RDAY JAN. 31sT · F.eB. 1sT '14" Tubeless Town and :DOOR PRIZES !REFR!SHMENTS Country Tires ALSO SEE ON DISP:Uy · • • • A.T NEW LOW PRICES' Reg. taMO P~~~R THE ROANOKE \ Moro~~\0 7 50 X 14 .. .. .... .. ·...... · Now $23.95 ' ON DISPLAY BALER •'. ', (:HOOSE FROM . TAKE OFF ' YOU CAN BE FOOLI!D BY A SQUARE GOOD ~IJW& 8~ 'OF HAY, BUT YOUR COW KNOWS THE DIFFilRENu.'..; SHE'BATS rl' FOR SPRING SlED - -ond FlRTILIZER ' I l ' ' SUGAR RUN . FLOUR - ~MILL. I ' ~ ~ ·~ II Pomero;r Rei. PRE SEASON DIS~OUNTS ' ~.80 , 8 5 ~X 1 4 ······· ·········· Now $30.95 •Pips Fed: Excise Tax I These Tires made for Mud and Snow Travel We Fbiutee- We lnslaU- We Guaranlee ' ot HIGHEST TRADE·INS IN SOUTHEA~~ , pi!t~ POMEROY PHONE88 1!. MAIN ST. ' C,O.OP f,OMEROY �• ' tHE D~ll~r .SfN'riNEL f~~~t~tfuii . Df ' Editori~ ., 11.... J. fi.U ~ • I '• ' ~ ' ! ; : ~. o, ~ l .'' • -I ~ ' ...--· > ,. , ' ... -• 3-' Frr·d·"'· . 't~-11;11lQ w-.lh~~~ · Ch·a-" ....... "'~ Jaik fier sw .,i 8:fS Sign On 1.!16 fil;ij otf. ' ; '::: ::'per Room (LJ~~~-~~3"'!"l"'~~~M : ' 9;30 Trcubl~ With ,,.\tier . nabiJ8 .. --·~"'~t and lf, aecoinpUahed will give control of the enUre un!Ytree-1& .fllhl/!liiDd man. Fant~rti~."- :110 not ~II)' l6nJBI', tlett i" ou·r owti ·llte llfifes we have tlved to see the harnessing-ill ei~trlblty the a!Qm radlo1and ,television, ~utQ~blles ~nd flight heavier titan air ctlft, elch and every one of tllenl at one- tlil\e titerrid '16 as tritaglnation.' It is gratifying then to read of the lmailn· atlon of l'O~·sters in the eJ&hlh; grade of schoollrl wittch Oity lblllk in tq df Bjlace ttavtil, It is froln such dre~ms, such !tttaginaUllll, if you will, that wUI come iife tillliUles ol tomo~row and the Mure. From minds lhal ean eoll!lelve will oolfte the -dlaitllfic adventures Into the ·unknown of today, 1he lfUih~ !hat ein spell a better world ln which w.oo Mlltilil JttndliSiiiiw 10:30 tr.,~e Hunt lo:03' The PH~ ~ RJgHt ll:SO 1'ilith ot <lditiequtn!ti6 12:00 'Tic T" Doup by Uo'· Ci!<lij ·3 Rallefi : · 9 BO !Wtlat! 61 t~ 11/ft~(~ tO IX) 11'!1!'df tid<idy ·, 10~ Tbe l!ull tUld ~tfdy ShqW :f~o ~·~· Ganr fl tz:sB !ldula A;,, il'ou I :00 fo!JU·Dl!' ~~WI 1:15 ¥ovlellme 2:~q Kitty Foyle 3:00 Matinee, 'tboflrt 4·\)0 ~een f9r J Day HG }(oclr1• 8Qmooces · &:00 ~m<idy Time f.llll Splntcb Play.houie 6 00 News Picture NBC Newa Dr. Hudson's Journal Trath or consoqueneeo Court 1 La t R r1 s e.. We of Rlley M-Bililad ,9;3o The Thin Man ·"" .... "-' aI••de· ......... "'....... 10:~" ~ we Uve. ' A Up Of our hal to the youngsters of the Pomer~y JuniQr 11'"" Eighth grad d '6" ersan "jllS! keep tile Imagination ferUle who knows, who can tell, from those lm~g~~~tlve dream• mill' come an Idea or a thought that some da~ intly mean the difference between furthering ol the' role of tnanklnd or bls !ruction " 1d;• 5 u:oo "'rrv ° ~imP~( News ~~~~!• • 1 12:00 Tr~e Story l~·SD Detective's Dairy 1:00 Dovili' on Uie FaMil 1:30 Mr. wi.arti 2:00 NBA Pro Balketball 4.00 Btr Picture . ,30 Racllii Item Blaleib S·QO Siiy lllng. 5~_;31) ' ~~paj~!ii Oo~l(f Nefl~-l'~~re . 8:111 Sp~ "e· 8.30 Federal en ~:Qq Salurdat ~11(11,1 Jom1ia!ti 7:Sq feople Me Funlly ' e:oo ~mo ·• .· 9:00 ·neAli Marlin sMwl ' 10: 00 End of tbe lta,4tbow 10:~0 Ym.. lilt Por,de , 11:00 N~>Ws ..... ltOietltlaea 11:10 we,th lll 8~~ t~e~:~~ 6<SO 8:45 7:00 7·30 ffoo 8'30 9:00 ' op 8 t.5 ~!ill . 11:15 NI\A!~Wif 1:oo sisn qtt . • Cllannel8 - Frl•ay 110·00 'l'l!o t.iu"Vp t0.90 p6f.o.! 'io Peli~a ·The Editnr's Mal'l Bag Did Yo~ Know ThatP Cliallilela - Sfllfii40J ;~ : o·oo . ° .. n. UOIAILE WHTN- TV C._onnttn~ Milas County News . Chllllel13 ... Friday ffJ I H UOIIS 1 Oail,· Sentwel Davbook R~~io -~•CII · tlay,atidWO,.. .• THE DAILY SEHTINR TO INTIRISTI ,_. ~~~~~~~~·~~~~~ s:nv~r~~er c~l~h tho Ohio )/cpt ol llcolln; Mel· ville Palmer, Extension A(l'l. Enaineer OSU Prof. Glen Schwab of osu ond l(enneth Ryan of the Everpure Co. Mr. Price, in aummarizing resuits of welis drilled In the county, ahowed that the average well drlllcd produced 2 to 5 gal· lona of water per minute Some wells have beeu completely dry or produce only aally water. A few areas such as the Oh10 River and Shade RIVer bottoma produce abundant water from wells, Most or the Mel£.< County bill area does not have supplies of wo ter to furnish water lor s large dairy herd or lor .chools. Some school! In the county have not been able, " yet, lo get needed water supplies One Iarmer re· ported he h~d drilled three wells none of which yielded the water needed. Speaking on farm ponds Mr Custer reported that mCISt farms , hsd one or more 61lca which migh( be sallsfactory lor pond construction Some s1tes however were a considerable distance from the place where water Is aeeded so •the water would have ~~n.,- Show At 'Loncron I Ohio's Sprlhg Banow Show on Feb. 22 wlll draw to the Madlton County lalr,.ounde In London aeveral hundred of the Jtate'o best meat-tm hogs, say1 Herbert .lflrncs. OSU E~tenalon onlmal Racine Vo-Ag science apeclallst. , Wll charge ol !be Show otn<ltlls hope for 000 blr· . .m1tetllnl and showod colored slid· rows from 100 exhibitors lhio 1 larm pond and the in•lal· year, accordlna to Barnes. La1L ':+iiiuOn which made thiS water year. IllS exhibltora from 20 counUte. ttes ent•red 417 bm;om. Information &iven at the Preccdmg the ahow, awine pro wb presented by' a panel d~cers ·will meet at the London oJ Clarence Price, re lmgrounds the evenjng ~f Fe~. 21 for an all-Ohio owine banquet B P. Sandles, manaJer of tho Clark County Ftllr, and !)Ioria ' ' POULTRYMEN TO• Cleland or Washington C. H. Oblo PRODUCE HATCHING Pork Queen. Will apeak. I;GGS 'ON A YEAR Thla year's show, tutra about the aame " liSt yeor• ..,. AROUND BASIS cordmg to BarnPJJ O~e exception ,, that erossbreda will eompete in two clwes Inllead . JJf .QQO, with one champ•on eroaabred '!> be n~e~ Banows will be sold at auction at the clote of the Judging Last year lT packera and livestock market represent•· tive, bought the animall for an mroge of $2 38 a hundred ~o be ptpcd for use. wetiht above market priee. Pradically all of the over 700 Membm of the show aud!Cnce !arm ponds now In the county :nay part~eipate In a judginJ con· oave been built under ~CS super· test. They w1ll he g1ven eards on vision and ~ith ASC assJSisnce ~bich ,they may mark lbe order Anyone needing help In locating m whiCh tbry think the ahowa " otaklng out farm ponds may champions will rank Ia cut-out contact CJiher agency value. Wmnm wlil be announced Melville Palmer pointed out the Feb 26 at a Carcass Day program Importance of constdcring other to be lleld at the Braun Brot~en 1ources of water lor drinking Packmg Company in Troy. The md milk bouse use before usmg ~-;;;-er many Wens will ponds. He showed that ' well ol not stand that much continuoua h pulltandinJ blr4; the 108 Ia 3 gallon per minute capacity pumping dally throughout the would produce lBO gallon per year. \..olthler, produca 1 hipw J>O~ ' centqe of hotclrins •Qt; .... ~· hour or 900 ssllon per live hour 11 the well will aland steady pumping then a pump of capa· •• J!etter rMe olloy ur any weoiiJII city suited to the well could be 1thaa any other iD the lodllllr]'. v~a•.w.-. used to pump Into a reservoir or '1\lo produrt of Ni<hola,. ~Istern 101rch is now beeomins o•ailablt As an example Mr. Palmer lllllOully to lienor Wowoen. •bowed thai 1 30 cow dairy herd each usmg 30 gallons of water Den~ walt tUI toO late. (lrdor ,lbroup your broiler lt'at<heiJ. per day would need 900 gallons or rougbll 10011 gollona per day. To . ~el the proper pressure at all >utlcts the rule of lhumb is that ~ou hm 0 pump larae enough to pump the dally requirement in two hours or 1n this ease Pllone 3751 , Rat!ue lOO galion per hour capacity, 'II I ., !' r. • • 1 the well was yielding 180 1,trons NebotivWe. Olllti 01 1 1 1 1 ,~;ji2;~;:;~;;;;;; It 11 • I • • • • t per hour then the smallest size ;=;;:;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., 1 possible tor the reoervoir would • be I)OO mlnus 180 or 320 gallon~ It 18 1mportanl to understand 10 this situation two pumpo lri needed ' Ofte •of small ' ca~aelly to suJt the producing ability of the' well and the other larger capa· e1ty to mamtain pJcssure at all outlets. •: CJSterns t catch rain water· rrom roofs ~ another possible curce or water. About HI gal· 5 Ions or water per year " aII th aI can be saved from one square loot cf roof area. A building 30 by 30 feet would produce a ntue over 16 000 gallons ol rain (ail per yea;. ~ll Robinson recommended that farmers consider wells, spr1ngs and cisterns as sources of '"''" before using pond water for milk houses. 11 it becomes neccs~ary 'to use a pond then the 1 ,rmer should ask for detailed ,;s!stance from the Health WANTED FUMING-NICHOLS Hatching Egg Program . NICHOLS •re ....... Purina Chows Flemlag Hatcheries, l,n' ' OH 10 VAJ,.LEY FHD CO. ' "" ,....al,~ . ~~ggecU ~·· . 1i1Yt95·BUSRE' ·SPREADER ~ SPIIADEI . 011 oonstruetlon to!Bkell!odern, bllh-tpeed tractor loadiDg .............. \ •.• balmoed tracilon for fat, even opreadlna In rotllhest llelcloonditlons. Come In to~~ See the new 95-bushel MccormlckNo.SOspreaderl MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. See U·s '\liD' , ., . Bulletin Tells Of Ohio Soils FOR ······· ~" ·• 'rR.ACTO.RS ~· BALERS MILKERS Set FULTON THOM'PSON TRAC:TOl SALES 1 010 011 Let'sGoShopp•n• • .I ATT ENTI0 H' BROILER D • Techn } Cooference Will Begm • ,February "", . G. ROWERS S.4VJS y&fi i(OJW£1'1 Here's The Story from: I e Ellt.JJOY FEED U l 1GAN t, FOR PROVICO ...MiiLING and FlED co. Farm Bureau Will D'Isp}ay ANew TfaCtOr Fn•day CockshuH PHONE "Wkere Quallly II Paramount" Cer. 2Dd & Buttemul l'omeroy, 0. ~ •over. New Extension IN blc, 21,i-toD loads, eave travel-tlmeiGet ru8Sed ' . !Mrtllttltt ....... dtslgw to prevent piling l>o not overcrowd Prob~bly not more ch)ekt ahould he pia !lie Jloier. Eieetrlc brooclm clll'l-'ti< crowded ., mu ., cool or oil broodert, • with tleetrie brtodere tbe o IPICI lhtt io warm enoup 1o ~nder tbe TRACTOR McCtnnick" lo. 30 MANURE Pile l Early chick• pay ...... t•oup they may create 10me brooding problenu, •ar• A. R. Winter, chairmon ol Ohio Stole Univer• olty'o poultey Jdenee ~epntmea~· Early ch1ck1 """ belter he· eause the wealher lo ~In· ter polnu ouL Tbey are ..exbosed 1o fewer .U..U... whleb N)' develop with the Dr IWjiD ond they atort lo iiY lkUIIbll .Uirif egg production drop1 in late aummer and prlcu JO .up. Winter oflere thete brooding tlpa to help poullr)mon •ve 1 higher perccntage of their chien Get hroodinl flciiiUea reodY bolore the clJlcb anlve. Tbe flrlt few doyo olter ,lblly · arrive are the moat erilicol. ChiP. mUll not be overheited or chilled. 'fbe brooder obould n, operoted 1t 911 detlfeel Fabren~it at lbll edJ< of the hover at lin~ fnd lowered about 5 deJrees a; week uotll tile temperature ruebea all to 70 detlleei. Uoe _1 lhtrliiOIIII and be sure 11 works. IJte 1 iqard around the hover tile filii few doya lo prevent ebickl from wan· derlng and around the corners - Feed and water eorly, Place eblckt under the hover 11 1000 11 . . they arrtve and have reed and \,.lor available Glua Jar foun· All of Ohio wu under Wiler In ~fna are nUdaclory lor water ancient geoioJical timet. Tben, FlU feedcra lull the flfll few many centurieJ ago, aloclerl io· ' dora or place teed on newspapera vaded the rea•on, tlftDdJDI up soils or en filii Put aomo of the and mixlnl 1n new rock materlol. tounta1na and feeders under the GlaCial riven, formed by meltlnc edce of the hover the lira! lew lee, senl huge quanUUea of woter daya. Commercial chick atarter down valleys, cmyinJ lorce uaually will giVe beat reaulu. It's amounu of t!favel, und, alit ond dlllieult to ho1ne mil amall clay. •mounts of viumlno, antibi•liet These are aome of lbll faell to aa4 other druga When the dtiekl ~~=~~ ~~c:e:u~fi~cul~~~ ' are ol~cr a~d eallnc more a home mixed feed may be .qed. "Underatandinl Ohio SOils." Au· Don't slvc chiek.o med1<lne on- ~~~r:, ~i ~e ~r~, :!r~c!"!~~: leu nece11ary. Proper eare and PHO:.'i'l! 411 lood feed are belt health prac-1 :l~l;o~n:~~Se:.or,VIce, 1and Samuel Bone,JI,:;:;;;;;;;;=::;; tleea. 1, ,. ~enUat,koe!-b05110r' Ia 1 "" ... "'" · 1 iftl "out-of-hand," In ulada, or in t.ll what makeo aoUo dliler hiJ!II..blked plea. Improved vorldescribe the compooitloll of ' - , etta, developed through reaeare~, dlfierent soi11. • ~ ~ • Applea ore atilt applel•. ~pile hive added to the quality o£ this Five major ractoea determine modern proceJIInl ond looo hlild· popular trult. the kind of aoil thai reaulll, 11y ling melllcils. Obi~ fruit pwen Even 10,the shopper finds more Morae and Bone Tbeselactoea are produce hklgb-~li~-lapplooclea, ~· thin mere opplea In ,the market kind of rock mat.t'IJJ, topotlflpby . ' ) which ma e .-~ou...-y I eov when she look! lor lhllltem. Sbe and drainage of tbe land, length liodo whole apples, yeo, but she of time that BOil formation hlollk· lllrv 0 0f1V finds a wide voriety ol applo pro- place, living ond 00dead planll J OJ ducta. M•ny or theae are in ready· antmals in and the soil, to-use fonn, aucb as applesauce. and c:llmilte, eapeeially tempen· . opple and rainfall ' jpie1 lllllng, apple 1llces and ture Knowledge of the 101ls of an ')~ r~_e u ee. area ean be useful in e•plainin& or Extension SpeclaliJII Ia Market- predicting BOll behavior, lbll aulh· , 1ng Information lor Consumers at ors point out. 11 also ean be uaed A silver Jubilee dairy teehnol· the Ohio State IJolverJity, Colum- lo apply the results of aarlcultur ' ' IICIIA,BQ STOOl'S OIY conference on the Ohio Stole bUJ, report that development of , 1 research to OJmilar ooU., to ap University campus Februlfl' 2!1 to tbele ready-tc>uae apple produrts praiae land or to plan highways, MINDAL WIWI, W. VA. 2!1 wUl feature more lhon fort)' hu rreatly lnere.,.d the market airports or buiklitJg foundoUons speakers from varloua parts of the lor apple grower~. Processing Into Copies of the bulleUn are avail· CHICKS ST.ABTED ........... .. .. . . 7SU country, aceordinl to Frank Koval uuce or 1llces. and preserving able at caunty agentl' offJCQ. NUIIBI!B sOLD .. , ...... .. ...... ... ntf Extension SPet!tollalln daley teeb· either in cona or by freezing, door nology. makes it poaaible to keep apple farm demonstration Free LIVABILITY .. ........ ....... , , .. . • tl% The eonference wnt offer opec- quollty high well past tbe time prizea. Refreshments. AGE ........ .. .. , .. . .... weeD, 3 da,i lal prot!fams lor peraona Interest- when applea In cold storage be· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;~ 1 DATE SOLD ................. Od. 1.57 ed In monufaclured dairy ·pro- Jln to lose tbelr freah, flrm, juiey AVIllAGE WEJGHT PER BIID •.. . , .• Ut ductJ, field operation•, m~rket crllpoeu. " milk and ice ere1111. Tbe speakers,. Tbe marketing specialists sugFEI!D CONVEBSIO,., .. .. .. .. . .. .. . .. tJ1 Koval oay~ will uiaeull current gest that shoppers ~heek tbe labFllttrid, Soli Woltr ToTAL C08T PEB;MUND OF MEAT .. 11.1 problem• confronting lodv's'dalry· eta on canned apple products. Tbe SEE US FOR qten and opJ19rtUnlUea for lncrea• labell provide valuable informa· ed busineayfllcieney and profit. lion for the c001umer, For exam- SOF:I' WATER SERVICE The protlflm on manu!octured pie, the law requires the lal!el to producto will be held Febtuary 2!1. lhow tbe name of the product, net also Ill• d01lgn.IOior persona lnterea~ contents Jn weight or fluid meaa· ed In the butter, ebeese ' ond coo· ure, name and addrell of packer Flaeal AulomaUc or Semi Aucentrated milk lndustrlea. Dllciu· or distributor, and all iligredients olon topics wm empbaaize plant Ia tbe ean In the order of their tomatic home • owned Softoa. eanilt\I'IJI JniJ...,~)clencY• imgortance.ln add1Uon, the ~~er qa, JWteQ. The field protlfam, sef for Feb- moy put en the label auclr lnfor· ,, , , tUBI'Y as and 26, will etten the malton as the number o.r servmgs, ( 1 theme "Milk Ptoduction and Eeon· suggestions for use, rec1pes, quail· ,_ omlcs.'' Spoakero will talk abeut ty Jta~emento, and grade .. Usmg current and future feeding prae- sueh mformat10n snd consulerlng SOFT WATER SERVICI! tlces which fit into the farm pro- 1the price of comparable products, PhonlllO.X or 397 JIAJute 1!4 gram, milk •nttation practicealor tile shopper may often save money farm~• use of laboratory records or get bett.r products for her Pomtroy by 11e d' men and re1aw '·d au bj·~· ~w. money than abe would olberwise. 1::;;:~;;;::;:;;;;~§§~ Featured topiCI on the market milk protllam February 27 wtilln· elude new telltioJ methods for fat and toto! solida, extending the .... of non-fat dry milt and chang ing plant operatlcno to increaae efficiency. lhe flee cream program Februory 28 will Include a display and dlo· cusaion of nut lee erea1111 from On lan 31 and Feb 1, 1958 the Ohio market.l aad talks on iee new "Power·irlc'' Cockshutt trae· cream quality problema and their tor will be on display at the control Meigs County Farm Bureau CoDep' Intent on the particular S i. Ul be beld I lb Ag· Op Aa'n. local Cockshutt ma· prob c.n. esa one w n e B Idly making 'noud water rlcul\ural Laboratories and the AI· cbJnery deoler for this area safe •·onalsts of ldte'iation to re- rlcultunl Admlblstlation build· Two years of testing the new , soil and orJ&nic particles lnge on tbe Weal Campua. tractor under. severe dessert and chlorination to destroy harm· conditioaa and one million doJJara in research have gone mto lui o•ganl&ms. Slow l&nd Clllers earcw ohow will include the car· the development of this ultra mowhi•·'t have at least a two foot 011101 of blue ribbon wtnneta at dern tractor by Cock.lbutt Farm FIRST dcp•n ol sharp sand may be uaed. London, plus tbe carea11es or Equipment Company. Nol ·""" than 50 gallons of wa· animals nominated by other exhi· Called the "world's newest trac ter per day per square fcot of bitors. . ' tor" the COekahutt line incorporaur I c should go through tho v. Y. Overturf of London will ateo advance rugged design; a f1llc 1' sene 11 barrow show chairman. new eDJine and tram;mtsaioni Performance-Economy-Power C'llorlnation may be aecOm· The event is sponsored by tbe new •utomatic traction tnns£er; phslll'd by using a small •Ioker Ohio Swine Grower~ council, new hydraulic draft and depth hkc mechantam which forces the with member auoclationa tntlud- controli and new comfort a~d ' . chh1r1ne mto the Une as the pump lng the Ohio Swine Breedera and convenience for the operator. opP! 1cs said Mr-. Ryan Ordinary Feeder& Asaoc1ation, Ohio Com· Farmers are invited to visit chlo me. bleach may be used as mercia! Swine Producers uaocia tne~r Cockabutt dealer on Jan. 31 th{' 50JUfce of chlormc, but provia· tion and the Swine lmprotinnent and Feb. 1 to test drive the new ion ~llould be made so the water Assotlation of Ohio. tractor and arranse lor 1111 on·the· rem IHIS in , ' stor1ge area for 1r:;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;i;;o~~;;;;;_:;;;_;;_;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; thirly minutes ab the chlorine It ma' act on the orgam11ms. II further delaila on water sup!dJcs are desired all agencies · 388-Y Ohio lhe county will be &lad to farnJers securt! tbe needed . 108. I" .-ey c..ter, FOR YOU ' 1 ..' ~ 1 ,.,.._,,..,<a.- Hugh READY 8:00 Caplal:t Kan(aroo 8:45 CBS News :::: the \veatw· •· 9:00 Mornlit1 ShOWI 11: JQ The Late Show ii~AN~l!IO BAY, Cuba 1... to:tltJ liarry Moore 7'1¢ 7 t j'tt •: • \- ~~. I:J1alllf9 j Guinther, ra V Mr. and Mrs. 1 Dunca~ ) ' \ ()I Mt. and Mta, lllrvey Erlewine 11:llll Dollo ~ third ciami, usN, •mt or and family, Clifton, W 'Va , ond a~ daug)ot.r, Ioeiia visited llr 12:00 News at Noon r Shirley E. Guinther of Lin Gene Duncan, Columbus\ Jpent aiul Mta: Hairy Erlewlno of »>x; 12:U Love or Life ooln Helghta, Pomeroy, Ohio, 1, 'Sunday w1th Mr. and MrJ. Dour· tel, Frldai ivtnlnf. 12.~0 Search lor Tomoi'I'OII' TV Classroom j~ -t t servl~i aboard the d~stroyer USS las Cifcle and family. , , IY ILANCHI M. HASKINS Mr. •Ad Mrs. Forrest McCalla 12:45 Guiding Light 9:90 Captain ·KanJaroo .. , Blandy on sltakedown training The Editor Barbara anq Marilyn Rous!t of and ftq!lly ol Cliarle•lon, W. Yo., IQ:SQ Mighty Mme PJ,;~ c/o The Sentinel J\lhcna ore •pending the \week "'i':ofe':'i:'":i':iiW,~lt;ii;tj~:tl at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Col· l:QO Katie's Kik:bett '" lowing her commissioning on Nov PoiiJeroy, Ohio. With their varenls, Mr. olld Mrs • 1P4J1I S~nday wflh ber pnenta, 1:90 Aa the Wotfd Tum 11:00 ~~rden cl,~~ . ·••. Dear Sir: , Edaon Roush Mr. and M!l· Cljlrence Prk:e A newopaper one to a 26, 1957 . 11:30 SatUrday J'¥thal4o · , 1 2:00 Beat the Clock Mra Erma! Sehreckonsut of Mr. and.Jolu tt-Y Martins visit- 1:30 Hou10party ' to find material hlo g~ "For valor, In tacc ol T-e Blandy alf-<OIIdltioned and Thl• I• to let you know thlllhe 12:00 Young Peoplea PhllJtit. Bake Sale held by Pack 2!13, Ma· · h · 11 ed hla l>rolli!>i, Jl~ ~~ Mn. Obert on tbJS one certain day ll'eat IOJI." d~f(lied wltb tlie li(tsl Oldnill~t aon . moiil<i ' was a big success. We would Pa!k~sburg called on er a s ••, Marl!lni, HlhtsOnvllle, Sunday. 3·00 Big Payor! to do oomethlng so tild that lier addroll now- 764 Clear· an~ operating equlpm~nt, Is sche·~ 1:00 Loll• llai!Pr like to thsnk you and your paP.r M rs. Dean Brmker ond fal"liY, 'Mr. and ?,ln. David TUlia ond ' 3:30 The Verdict II Yollrl practlcnliy new. •lew Avenuo, Aiton, Ohio. Hoi duleli to make a c'!«lse lo Nor· ~ for the prompt way ypu publlshod Sunday cvemng. do\llhleliiiOIO.ud,tltinl, liave aDii 4:00 Brighter DaY 2:00 Pro Hookey · '' . He published the entire ten home in New 1eraoy wu ai II~> them Europe ui>Ori oomplotlon of onnouneement or the sale Mr. and Mrs George Circle ' Bobby, til Bailib'il~ae JPOftl the UO' ·Meet GgJ'IIJi Atelier: ~ : 15 Secret Storm commondmentJ with no ~omment bokert where 11he spent Christmas the C11ribDcan exercises. Although the Mothers have and dauehtcr, Pomeroy were the '-'e'k end w~ h1,r •parenla, Mr. ~:30 Edge of Night at beginning or end, wlfh ' Earl'S people ~repe a sltr!-o-eaalell and 1110-;:j ~:/!0 11ecorg,lro' hoking the pDSt week for Sunday guests or his mother, and Mlli Vk! i8aliy, C.iJO Early !J1iow 6:30 ~OIH Oenl'ib:· ,,, A "Constant ,'fl~ader" In lhe &raeelul way to dre.sa lllat I've school Polio Drive tbeyr ~:~~~~~::1 .1 Mrs. Mary Circle and son M•lvlri •The Friend nijl Clm of the pcr<~•n of an angry pors~lrtna ee • et 1• 1 7:00 Star. Per!Otlnance Mrs. Naomi Brinker an"d fanjlly Cbriitlon Omt-db will hove their 6:3o llodt llaa4 Reporter man <·a rne te.rlng In to the olll~e. l'rolllema of unemployment are ~. Y - u o the young Cru· whole beartedly to our 01 ' 6.45 Sports Parade 790 Per'ry Mascio ' Sbo'f for thio 1 reel that they . Roeinc wore Sunday ovon!na plfl)o 'l ihs Oliieli'lifAIIla~~ §at. "How dare you talk like that now railing their haads in far ~dbta of Baptlat C~urch visited 6: ·55 Weatbarman 8:30 Diek li tho Dneb11 .. about me ? Caneel my aubacrt~ too many areas of our country 1 adt '18 eh urcb at MI. Alto, W. Va. given public recognition. guests of Mr. and Mrs, Thom11 ,htdiy' ~tfiilq, Fe!S. tal. Holter and family, ' '· ~ Ell!"! ~eliod and dl~ghter 7 00 lirama lion al once.", ' Hotly ra1e• t'• lonlrovcriy be- 11 un4IY n1ghi-Bob Mills Den Mother It is wonderful 9'Cf .!"e · Galet ~- Show tween labor and onlployer 81 tu Gene Coleman, Larry Rice and able to 1101 t.hls reaponaa at ~ Travel ' ¢1l'C!lo op~nt .1:llut·sdlly 1!teteil b~ a lllrllrdaY dllliel Still- 7:30 SOh}ilz Pl3yhrnm , , with Doroth¥ Btfoll' ''1!,' ~if ' ' fiY ·honor!nii)He 9th bittlidiY of 8 oo Tt..k4oW!I Somewhat ld>al~cd, thla ··)'~.~~!'~'J·t~ di, And tho old argument tholr eohotts-t nearly burst ..trr· •hbl'l nbtlct; • 10.00 GunsmOf~ ~ ·~~ " '' ,,"ff 1 laey 1'4'Ddaa~~U.er.: Katlijt 'I'St;tnaa. 8:30 Zane -.Mil4;er but wonder bow al or ua • how a~todiallon. boo rfplac· lag to keep the •urprlac, but kepi Once again 1 s.o.y Thank You for tQ:3li'! OffiO!il 'lll[ W your cocpcrotlon. .. • o!hnl 1Pl'eal!nt were :Mrs. I10<JS ~:!jtl Mr, Adams Qnd EVe brother. nut my al!ller, !Jut me, Bd rar too many men It agatn 11- ~utn-t~ls illlsone or our finer 1r~ Jllewi~ '!II!' •· Ydlirs troly, Jt~ann Brinker of Raeine was ' " :..1 • "'H 1fhter, Dee. Lawd" n~ond up undor tho storn l"'trolod by the !amo11a story of a •• oup Chr tlao young poople 0:30 26 Men 11:10 Tbe lisle ~ow : Thelma Sayre, D. 1.1. 11\e supper guest of Margaret Ann WcTu·111et at the home of rneuurc or those anc!ent words? rollow walchlna 1 Chllfuhell hue· here Jn town who ure truly Carlctoh Wc~ncsday evening. All or them, r mean, not jnd ket moYing tom oC earth at one ''Doer" or the Word" not just O•car Smith and friend llodgel four or five, or C\len she run IWOOp. btare-rs-1 missed Cora Rupe McNJOkles of Pomeroy were Sun· "Why don'l you got rid of It here In town- ahe'a up tl nle<e day dlnn!r gnesla of Mr. and Mra and hire twent~ men wilh oho•· \tary Reynold• Kina'• In Michigan 7 30 Rln Till Tt~ Ju ~t reodlna: libout 11Tbere nre els?" he askllll. and h., bton lor five woek1-lor !Jon Sinltli and lamdy. 8:00 Jinlllolllte two J.l ides to every question" and five we~b before tha t she w" Mr and Mrl Paul Sm•tb spent U4 Mgn On Bald the olamsbell man, "f oan with Marr Pi-obaaco and family8•30 Coll45 a mon's rejoinder '11a'r.S, and I , Sunday afternoon with his mctherhettcr Ihan lhat..- 1 can blre 2 9:45 Morning Movie there are two side11 to a sheet or do 9.00 fl:!l\lllc Silla~ $how Mra Mary Smith of Portland. hundrerl men with tmpoons" Oora•a such a Yaluable persona:oo Ad•eaturea ln Learning, 9:30 Tlte' 1'11Mce1iltid!t!l Sh6w flypoper, too. But il makca • Mr. and Mrtl Dan Smith and In thl• arli<!e, 1 load, it ..., 1 one's aought after by sev•r· 11:110 Nel1bbprs great d1f!m nce to the 81 on !0:00 Walter Wlnohell J'llt · ~,IIJilY ivere Sunday altornoon st41cd that II would cost ovm 31 once- -now wllnkle 12:05 Noo~ Newa which olde he lnnds " lq:IIO , 1(-.1 OJ DeolaiOD gueoto of 'If~ and Mrl. LiW· th6uaj~d doll~rl 10 I Jlllt read of-sav~ YOI!f ogg car2:1$ Llhtrllle Often ono sido is :;ood, and sixl~·live 11:00 tl1~ ' rlnce Smith, toufel , c;lifl. , produre a !Iuick, ray, wllh 1008 ton•. lili little depj''-fsiiiDs With 2:45 llovle Qul3 Qulo one i• ovll It ply• uo io care mct~odj. 11: itt lt!eater 13 rkh earth, plant with grm seed, . Mr." and • Mrs neon Brinker 1:00 tlrtldjeo Jide Show fuily enmlne 11 ChOO!Ht yo thli and Belly ~arloton called on And SO man 1001 DR, a good lemon and orann se6d or even Quoler ll'fiiJ!I th~ News l2:30 ''" ou • : ·;t~vU ilfftlaie day whom you wiJI serve" and deal liko tho anvy dog snapplnt somo flower ~I lhe heavy !fr, and Mts. William <liiner of BY UNITID PRISS 2:f5 Pal and Ml!'f , ' maybe hnrd tn filliy rcall" Ia al his own tall top or carton un4er this to give ' LJNCQLN, Neb.- G\Jy S!" k Keno Monday ofternoon. 9:00 ~leon Bindstand . "lle lhat ~ nol with Me ~ 4 1 800 I'm very di•turbed at readin¥ thicker b 807 ad . • you•t! wedlhet, tlilller of ntass murderer 8:10 Da Ylfli 'frijrt 'Y6ur Wife! against Me" Salevepost's sarita or arlleleo (5 have lots cl green httlo old atull dharles Starkweather, ,,. whclhet f:clo Amerlcoo Budsland aU) on "Tho Chancing 1\fld· popping through- if I can only ho would dlaown blo aon Rerent letter from my dear In 5100 B\ilielil~ west." find 10me unfrozen ground now"1 gu 4318 (1\le got every reason lrlend Mnbel Wll•on Pickens or Thoae of u1 here In Peaceful wont to trf ll..,.j~t l~lllllhl rd to. Bui I just can't." s:ao Mtu•l' House Clu• S:clo c~ ·club l Mason, W. Va, tells me that Valley can hardly rcalizo what's t! ll you- 1 started my diet (klnda) 6.90 Artlnil' ~- Sinlth Repo;ta Helen Dorat Dobbie, formerly a going on 111 I'Hnj, Mlchlfan, In again and in COIDe& Dad with poa- DOUGLAS, Wyo-WIIIIam D1x teacher In Middleport 11. S. and t!i~ Nelft Delroll, oround Ollltafo and In nu.....,but be ihnils me lo ' on, Convene County, Neb, altor· widowed within the paat 8 or 9 areas w~tll'e tlfMmployntont line. aeanty little six 0r aevon while ney, after Wyontlng Gov Mil wurd month' II n4w teaching Ql Ailp~ he crunches filly away- tha Sbapson 111~ he would nevqr per 0 , and gu"'l who Ia htr superin- are hecom!•a oliliMUslr long One hateo I••• up ~~ It, but funny sun who placed obollolll mil execullon of the d9ath scn· tendent-Yeo, Walker E&oex, for· il'a vety· rea to ltitl mart !tl on !alirood at At~ens are now ltnoe on ~-.arlea Sto!kweather, mer Supt. of MHS. Flint Who, e~d ~IIW. ~Y ~ hnvliiJ a oeasiQII of oold, aoblll' oil his deolaion to re ea10 the Helen Ia aucb a beloved Plr· Ill'" murderer to Nebraska offi aon lo thole who know her hol'e about to tooe bi; hilmt, lllf ho1Jae •1cond tholll!ht-eaeh and tveey dais· hold roodJ. the vhr f~od ft1illl real®nt of !he enlll! f.all Gl'fiOI! She lo•t hor only Jon tand oblldi his kltehen. are) wa• told br a~lhOJitlea who "In view of all th• circum aome yeara ago In , moat tra1it Tale a took al lit~• Po« artl· tnv••tiltlletl !~at lbll m~,:!;:~ slanc" .we ore golnl lo waive way by drown)ns. Laot JUJJlRitr cleo jurlsdlctlcn and ailqw Ne'brasks 11 you wahl lp ,aee ftow senleMt thla 10rl f•. hor h111band Earl wa1 OUI dol!l authoritl., to take el'er." auddenly by a h"rt oltaek J~•l atr!Oua the thl«r 1, lh ldlclltgan. rn~· :~ .,,,tl~''l hearlland of Mid"•l llltluatry. • 'Y • whon they we,. plannl•J a 1....,. ~ aU "lull Jy vaeaUon trip t~ · Florida. ;. ' p0RM ~ at On the very ~!I'~ p~n In Ttlllo I ohali naver lorrel !hot brl.. td<tivea Jirl al her husband'a last rlteo It marutne are UW}l Grabam and ' Pomeroy lalt aummor whon abe hil lnvetr f#lllily ill n~· children ALSO; 1t.Jift,·tJI.'-eftt1 kepi ueurlnt aa all . 'm all and 1 ~aey o®o~D! fl Sarah Olturcblll ond ftef dei>IOflble rlaht" and "I'll be 111 lllht." In memory toe, 1 co baek to liuoo of l'eCIIIll dole. I read both l!l'lte-'IJ)I-In her wedding 11 the Lutberon Cbureh In Pomaroy Her tlrell Ttllle'a ~olullln "Peot!l~" ~tMeh Ia Wll while "An&el akin" "111 ond turned to oororlf and Oral by II ever l 11w in aagtlio irltii!J It lOOO's Ptd 11!0\l) 41 rndllh, At4 I fMI 'IH ~ar l~e toa· Wll hert, II Jbe Welt\ ljJ laaf ollie, with an ormflll of while trijf d<Jd'i ntili and tH~ laleftte4 liowtta and 1 IOidon llll!t fall· lllr.,I-O!Je rtprtMDiillt tli lltat btl! Ill life, 1111 fthe,..,.tlow at '"• lilrous~ 11ft ottliitd ,1,11 u li ieut for m-.e ot lflt on If lo ble11ing. Not ail tbe her.., ot tbll Idol lillh ltet ol very dirty ejoy. ~::ning 1>onds provide a aource of may be used lor ln4 h~IY\an purpOBOS filtered and lreatod, conclusion of the at Rnclne last on lb~ aubject of S B rrt• Ar ome r~'6~~~·lps' For Btg Barr~ To Help In Sa~g More p Js Se rogr~ , , t GmiNG WCHS·TV Chon~ell . ' pr... nung ABC: ly ~· I. llakOIIH WSAZ ·T·V Chan"el S· ·. ·: A.Salute· To T'bflfiJOginotive Youngsters Of The Pf1metoy Junior High Eighth Gralle I NEW-IN FARMING ' TE~~YI$10~ . JiUI·PE· •• ' Suddenly we are ,•ware of the illtpact o! tile "Spaoe Age" ~fe Ia ~lp Geunty- as we read In the co!UIIln! of,The DailY. ~eptlnel of Wedne~day con~errung t!\e sklf· pres~led 6y the Eighth Grade studeilts of P'o~ Jun· ior High SchooL The youngsters in that ~las; whlJe they presented their play "Mtirfi FantaSY"' let their imag1nalions run wild in otder that they be aLie to . present somethla~ Ill the j!lalter of enterlamment for their fellow studerttil. ~~ lightly pass ovtr tllal word "lillagilla· lion but on rereadlrtg Ol tlie Wllttlatlildeflly become aware of lhe fact that lmaglnallon leads on to factuality, and 1o lrulh. We remember well a number of years ago m readmg through the pages 61 MilnUilc F1chon books stories relating to tlie coil'luest or spacr by men of the earth. ln tlioie years such matcnal waa re~arded bs nollllng more th " h f " • an s eer atltasy , but now lll 19a8 that which was fantasy and lll!@«i1lii!Ob of some writer, Is p~ovlng to lie ~!together too lrue. The raoe " now on belweeft tbe liiio world powers to gee who Wilt flrft atinch a man In· to the upper roaehes of ipite. A feat, when ' Ul>4llf S~; PI)~Jli4tU4~iQ., I~ ~· l.f.f • : ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Jan. 31, 1958-3 'I tOday'! lllnny atlltanc~: 1 11• ltuok OUt Ml to~~· lftd it lookfd 11n 1114 lltol4e of an old leoke[(Jo-" MOORES Pomeroy FRIDAY and SATI!RDAY JAN. 31sT · F.eB. 1sT '14" Tubeless Town and :DOOR PRIZES !REFR!SHMENTS Country Tires ALSO SEE ON DISP:Uy · • • • A.T NEW LOW PRICES' Reg. taMO P~~~R THE ROANOKE \ Moro~~\0 7 50 X 14 .. .. .... .. ·...... · Now $23.95 ' ON DISPLAY BALER •'. ', (:HOOSE FROM . TAKE OFF ' YOU CAN BE FOOLI!D BY A SQUARE GOOD ~IJW& 8~ 'OF HAY, BUT YOUR COW KNOWS THE DIFFilRENu.'..; SHE'BATS rl' FOR SPRING SlED - -ond FlRTILIZER ' I l ' ' SUGAR RUN . FLOUR - ~MILL. I ' ~ ~ ·~ II Pomero;r Rei. PRE SEASON DIS~OUNTS ' ~.80 , 8 5 ~X 1 4 ······· ·········· Now $30.95 •Pips Fed: Excise Tax I These Tires made for Mud and Snow Travel We Fbiutee- We lnslaU- We Guaranlee ' ot HIGHEST TRADE·INS IN SOUTHEA~~ , pi!t~ POMEROY PHONE88 1!. MAIN ST. ' C,O.OP f,OMEROY �l "f ' ' /. ~f ' ' ·~, \ 0 ' ' ' , I ' f• I ' ·! ,: ~I ~ -t T , • T' ' : I, ' . ~~ $!MfjM!!. ~f-~etm;;O~ .fan; S1; 11)68 panthers · '. . it;ts o~-'tfil"' .'if' .-~i>t:}iifllngtqn ~ tho ilfic. z·r1c· 1 · -~ · · ,'. . . :r'~ll(: t:\~~~ !~&~d,., ·tn- .ti1 A·t. The ..f'1aJDS. ~~I2,KehilfdyTand 'Gaui!l. Swackhamer Warns:'We'll ave 10 What Betame Of 1 ., "\ a bllf ftll)and,Welilre,J . oi ti!O blttor q Other Hotsbot scprers were John e WorkoUtS j. .. ' ' ' ' i WU.... Ciollilll !Out . . . . Bri-.. no. BUt·Gi~l lftf, .·. foil·blnner ·- S~VE $$$$$ SlVl ln't_ttii!'Y ·~~ate ·SPORTS I " .t~ot>lt . " noAf$, lliOTQts . . .AL1.)H7 illd TRAttE.RI , ' . ' WE -MUST MAKE FOR NEW MODELs · . ONlY4 .f~ ~· . · Cora' b Wow -lid ..s'A\'E ft oN ALt·• NiW i~7 PIQJ)l}j ' ~ae<bls Acclill~.a -'ON ALL lltA'l~ When YOu•~ne your I~ she teally rate1. ChOOie from a lila selecUon of Ill·· .. ~ ~ori~.. ty fooda. WI'JI! TOPS MUiq~~~~ · flAil til ~. ' . Introductory Offer. - &It! _~e she'll tnow MART1N lUTAURAHT ONE PAIR OF OVIJ NATIONAL ADVftTIA£1> SHOES Jto.t5 to flUS 5th Annual Vill~~et City Association ONLY TOURNAME~t $3.00 AT POMEROY Wim ANY ONE OF OUl ••us to uus BOWLING LANES 70% Hondi~op MEwS SUITS OR ONE OF OUl f39.05 -USED CARS ' KARR & VAN-ZANDT.' ' TROPHIES and CASH PRIZES "'"'"' . DOUBLES TEAM E'VENT ALL EVENTS SINGLES Dates and Time T-cttCOAU ASK US ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN TEAM EVENT SAT., FEB. 15 -......... SUN., FEB. 16 .......... D01JBLES and SINGLES SAT., FEB. 22 ..... . .. .. SUN., FEB. 23 .... . ..•.• THE MODERN MART, Inc. C&M AUTO SALES PHONi l'n I. Mlln ·Ntxl to a1r & bel. 6:30 P.M. - 8:45 P.M. 1:15 P.M. - 3;30 P.M. 1956 STUDEtAkER Power 11M .. $129$ 1956 FQRD VI Cust.......... ... $l4tl' 6:30 P.M. - 8:4& P.M. 1:15. PM. - 3:30 P.M. 2 00011- Funlomatic _ Sharp. s 195S FOlD VI CUS1t11 ·· ··.... .... $1095 2DPOR . _, . '!',~fvtn o JOir 'i' BOWLING ALLEYS 6:70xiS I ...- ,.·iv ,·l•alr!._·' ; -~~a~ ·· · ~ For · Hi$~ School Students Refr~h"'ents' Serv~d . " -- s+is 4 ....... ·: ....... •1ti -·· ----~ -~.-...:... .. ~ ' • .. you drlv• on Guarant~ecl_;tO, Go • ~ • Thru 1('--~ M.,CI ew Snow or We · 118" WB Pickup. One OWIIet. 1957 FORD ~ To• .......... ·.... · $169$ , 110" WB Pickup- One ownet. ·;" 19$4 tolD 1 Jon .. ·.......... ·.. .. $t9f Cab and Challil. 1955 FoRD· 2 Ton .. · .. · ·, ...... ··.. New Town .l C;iu~1ty, Tires, thtyiN J . .."''I . ,,_, I > ' {. '-.. ,• Rtm~mber ".' Whe~ver ~ .. ~ I ongs .'' . , ' PoHerned .A·tftr TV' .Oance ClubJ -~-· $ .. 7:[ . RECAPS · ~ ,. ' • • !'iif ..,....., ! : ~ . " DOW ... FREE DANCING THIS SATURDAY... .. ... .... , 1954 -FORD-VI Cat• ··............ 1953 ' . - · ~ 2 DOOR- FOrdomatlc- 2 Tone. DON YOUNG'S VARSITY CWB .~n~,tf.i·Fi Rec:o~li . _ . . 2bOOR-~hlded. of . . ' ·• .. 1954 FOiD va (lllftlll .......... .... $Ms· Tlte .Op,ning •• Saturday Februo.ry 1 Till . Autolllltlc -Real Sharp, ' LOCATED ·DOWNSTAIRS OF ,, 1955. PACKARD 4 Deer .. ·. ·....... $1~$ . l1 ~J•ased To Announce · ' \..J•I,. ' THE 'POMEROY ·BOWLING ·CO. >t. . ·+ r"'ot.est I. ... • 1955 , . va 4 Dtor ............ 1G91' Upt blue- Areal buy. . . .I 1957 FoiD IFairlaae ...... ... .. .. 4 DOOR HAllDTOP - 5000 Miles. COUPE - ~ Dice. ENTRIES j(LOSE FEB. 8 COATS BLDG. - MIDDLEPORT 1958 EDSEL R1111er . . ... . .. .. .... $29.98IL\JU)TOP - Fully Equipped. ~low ••• Clb and Cbaasls. Areal buy. PRESTO MOTORS':, I ~ USID . CAR LOTS ··~:1 Wfll Ill~ 8l POMIIOY I .· Sytamore ~. ~ . MlbDi.iPoi\T, �l "f ' ' /. ~f ' ' ·~, \ 0 ' ' ' , I ' f• I ' ·! ,: ~I ~ -t T , • T' ' : I, ' . ~~ $!MfjM!!. ~f-~etm;;O~ .fan; S1; 11)68 panthers · '. . it;ts o~-'tfil"' .'if' .-~i>t:}iifllngtqn ~ tho ilfic. z·r1c· 1 · -~ · · ,'. . . :r'~ll(: t:\~~~ !~&~d,., ·tn- .ti1 A·t. The ..f'1aJDS. ~~I2,KehilfdyTand 'Gaui!l. Swackhamer Warns:'We'll ave 10 What Betame Of 1 ., "\ a bllf ftll)and,Welilre,J . oi ti!O blttor q Other Hotsbot scprers were John e WorkoUtS j. .. ' ' ' ' i WU.... Ciollilll !Out . . . . Bri-.. no. BUt·Gi~l lftf, .·. foil·blnner ·- S~VE $$$$$ SlVl ln't_ttii!'Y ·~~ate ·SPORTS I " .t~ot>lt . " noAf$, lliOTQts . . .AL1.)H7 illd TRAttE.RI , ' . ' WE -MUST MAKE FOR NEW MODELs · . ONlY4 .f~ ~· . · Cora' b Wow -lid ..s'A\'E ft oN ALt·• NiW i~7 PIQJ)l}j ' ~ae<bls Acclill~.a -'ON ALL lltA'l~ When YOu•~ne your I~ she teally rate1. ChOOie from a lila selecUon of Ill·· .. ~ ~ori~.. ty fooda. WI'JI! TOPS MUiq~~~~ · flAil til ~. ' . Introductory Offer. - &It! _~e she'll tnow MART1N lUTAURAHT ONE PAIR OF OVIJ NATIONAL ADVftTIA£1> SHOES Jto.t5 to flUS 5th Annual Vill~~et City Association ONLY TOURNAME~t $3.00 AT POMEROY Wim ANY ONE OF OUl ••us to uus BOWLING LANES 70% Hondi~op MEwS SUITS OR ONE OF OUl f39.05 -USED CARS ' KARR & VAN-ZANDT.' ' TROPHIES and CASH PRIZES "'"'"' . DOUBLES TEAM E'VENT ALL EVENTS SINGLES Dates and Time T-cttCOAU ASK US ABOUT OUR CONVENIENT CREDIT PLAN TEAM EVENT SAT., FEB. 15 -......... SUN., FEB. 16 .......... D01JBLES and SINGLES SAT., FEB. 22 ..... . .. .. SUN., FEB. 23 .... . ..•.• THE MODERN MART, Inc. C&M AUTO SALES PHONi l'n I. Mlln ·Ntxl to a1r & bel. 6:30 P.M. - 8:45 P.M. 1:15 P.M. - 3;30 P.M. 1956 STUDEtAkER Power 11M .. $129$ 1956 FQRD VI Cust.......... ... $l4tl' 6:30 P.M. - 8:4& P.M. 1:15. PM. - 3:30 P.M. 2 00011- Funlomatic _ Sharp. s 195S FOlD VI CUS1t11 ·· ··.... .... $1095 2DPOR . _, . '!',~fvtn o JOir 'i' BOWLING ALLEYS 6:70xiS I ...- ,.·iv ,·l•alr!._·' ; -~~a~ ·· · ~ For · Hi$~ School Students Refr~h"'ents' Serv~d . " -- s+is 4 ....... ·: ....... •1ti -·· ----~ -~.-...:... .. ~ ' • .. you drlv• on Guarant~ecl_;tO, Go • ~ • Thru 1('--~ M.,CI ew Snow or We · 118" WB Pickup. One OWIIet. 1957 FORD ~ To• .......... ·.... · $169$ , 110" WB Pickup- One ownet. ·;" 19$4 tolD 1 Jon .. ·.......... ·.. .. $t9f Cab and Challil. 1955 FoRD· 2 Ton .. · .. · ·, ...... ··.. New Town .l C;iu~1ty, Tires, thtyiN J . .."''I . ,,_, I > ' {. '-.. ,• Rtm~mber ".' Whe~ver ~ .. ~ I ongs .'' . , ' PoHerned .A·tftr TV' .Oance ClubJ -~-· $ .. 7:[ . RECAPS · ~ ,. ' • • !'iif ..,....., ! : ~ . " DOW ... FREE DANCING THIS SATURDAY... .. ... .... , 1954 -FORD-VI Cat• ··............ 1953 ' . - · ~ 2 DOOR- FOrdomatlc- 2 Tone. DON YOUNG'S VARSITY CWB .~n~,tf.i·Fi Rec:o~li . _ . . 2bOOR-~hlded. of . . ' ·• .. 1954 FOiD va (lllftlll .......... .... $Ms· Tlte .Op,ning •• Saturday Februo.ry 1 Till . Autolllltlc -Real Sharp, ' LOCATED ·DOWNSTAIRS OF ,, 1955. PACKARD 4 Deer .. ·. ·....... $1~$ . l1 ~J•ased To Announce · ' \..J•I,. ' THE 'POMEROY ·BOWLING ·CO. >t. . ·+ r"'ot.est I. ... • 1955 , . va 4 Dtor ............ 1G91' Upt blue- Areal buy. . . .I 1957 FoiD IFairlaae ...... ... .. .. 4 DOOR HAllDTOP - 5000 Miles. COUPE - ~ Dice. ENTRIES j(LOSE FEB. 8 COATS BLDG. - MIDDLEPORT 1958 EDSEL R1111er . . ... . .. .. .... $29.98IL\JU)TOP - Fully Equipped. ~low ••• Clb and Cbaasls. Areal buy. PRESTO MOTORS':, I ~ USID . CAR LOTS ··~:1 Wfll Ill~ 8l POMIIOY I .· Sytamore ~. ~ . MlbDi.iPoi\T, �'8-DaiJYSenUnel, Poineroy-Middlepor~ ' .0., Jan. 31, 1958 'l ( thank you note• were read from ~urel two or the rarnmes who received ball:ets at Chrlsfma1 time and al· ~uth FOI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS oo !rom Mrs. Denver Holter1 a member, for Oowera sent ner ' LEGAL NOTICE •Howard T Allen, an lnoompe· while she was Ill. Plans W.re made J tent person reSidmg at 410 Allen The 20th Annlvmary of the lor a white elephant sale at the Youth week wu 'obler~ed oti ' Dr1ve, Charleston, W. Va., and Wildwood Garden Club was ob· next meetlnJ. Th~ top1c of the ~venlng ,;,,. Wednesday evening althe r.a~rel Tile Charleston National Bank, Berved WedJtesday evemn& at tbe Charleston, W. Va., as C<>mmlttee tlub meeting held at the borne of An interestin& paper on the cue "Titc Cross and Crisis In Iapan" Clill Free Melbodlat Church wit~ for Howard T Allen, an lncompe- Mrs. Norman Fisher, Nease Set· of the poinsettl' was read by Mrs. on Monday evening as the , WSCS a program b7 tbe Youna Adult•.1 RATES of the Muon Methodist Church tent person, will take notice that ueme~t, with Nr~ V~rnoa Nease Stanley J9nes . "Deepenln4 Ulo'' zceats ""' •Ord. one W.rtloa. llilli<DWD ~lw'to IOc.--4 ,...., on the 24th dsy of December, as cq-hosteas. Rel,..h!nents were served by met at lbe churcb with lllrl "'' the theme of ttie ~roaram In per word tor three consecutll'f lnaertl011.>. 1957, Clarence W. Proffitt, u Prayer by the preSident, Mrs. the hdate~se• ' during the social RusROII Capehart and Mrs. w. H. cbarge ol Mrs. James Gilmore. Sptcial- One moltb lor~ cenll; per word. Admimstrator of the Estate of Milton Houdashel~ opened the to those named abovo and Fogl01ong aervlni as hoste ..ea. Group singing of "Where IRe Full rate of 2 cents per wo. d will he charged for advertising U Frank C Allen, deceased, .filed meeting, after which charter mem· Mrs. Charles Baer, Mrs Mark Ev· In charge of the ~rogram was Lead> Me" and "Draw Me Ne~ aot plJd f?r bdore the lSlD of each month following lnsertiuo. h1s pett1tlon m the Probate Coun ben and paat presidents were wel· ana, Mrs Karl Grueser, Mrs. Ken· Erroro 10 AdvertiSina-Sbonld be h!ported lmmed11tely Tbe Me1gs Couny, Oh1o, In Case No, corned and presented a corsage neth Harris, Mn John Ihle, Mrs Mrs. Lcanna Wright. The pr.. cr" with MISS Mary Loa' , Smith gram was presented In skit form Dally Senhnel will not !>e resporstble for more than one mcor· L7,309, agaanst the above nameo- Charter members present were Davad Nease, Mrs. Russ Watsttit with members acting the part,. roo:~~;.nb and SpeeW Notlcea of Eveata $1.00. OHtUilrleo defendant, Howatd T Allen, an Mrc. Harry Roush, Mrs. Christy and Mrs Alfred Yeauger. Followln~ the program a prayC!r pubUshed !It 1 cent per word. mcol)lpetent person, and othen, Baer who served as treasurer for was given by Mr>. Wright. ::-~-:--:~---:-:~--:-::.;:;:::""l=::;;::;-'\7."":;;;;:::::;;;:'-;:::!; praymg that the real e1tate de- twel;e years, Mrs John F Bally, ('3) In Me:'T'Orian Nocc le>cl lot "' Syrucuse ncar scrtbed herem be sold and tbat Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs Richard The meeting• opened with all -.,.-----:--:--:- _____,__ church and school Sc(' Walter the rights! ,mterest.s, and Hens Campbell, Mrs Paul Fisher, Mrs. en! prnyer followed by group The month of January agam 1 ~ Roush: ConOOr St , Pomeroy of all part.acs may be fully deter- Joe Thoren, Mrs Lawrence S!Ogmg of hymns.. A short bus! here, Phone 9:1-Y. 1 29 3tc mmed, adJusted and protected; ,. Willi Fl her and Mrs ness meeting followed the pro -- - - · and that he be author!;ed and or- ••"· am s gram and plans wer~ dlscusse•l To us the s,o<lde>l of the year, ( 11 ) W d T Ll dered t~ sell said real eatate ac· mer Holter.. relative to havina: a nunery dm·· I\ b1Ucr gnd. ,1 ~ho~k ~cvcrc, ante 0 oUV cordmg to lbe statutes lD IUCh Past presidents present were The of!1cers.and executive boarJ lng church and Sunday School. To Part w1 th un<~ \\ C loved so Raby bed m goorl cowl!! wn Call case made and provided, and 1or Mrs· Roush • who was the first the Middleport Alumnae Associ· The February meetin: of lhe dl•llr 6212 J 1 2!}-6te such uther and further relief aa pretldent, Mrs Hiram Fisher, Mra. In lovmg memo1y or uur dear he may be enlttled w. Lawren~e Rose, Mrs. Homer Holt· alion met at the high school on group will be served ~n the par· husband and falhe r John Or ( , 41 Fur Rent Said real esta:e 11 described 11 er, llrs. Joe Thoren, Mro Edison Thursday evening with Mass Mar· sonage In Clifton. v1llc Slatk who passed away follows Hollon and ltrs. Fred Nease. A cella !f'aylor presidmg Refreshmtlnts wer~ served to one year ar: 11 tnd<~y, January 3 room apartment 401 S1mng lne follow:ng deser1bed rea:! cs- poem in memory of the deceased Plans were discussed and made the following members: Mrs 3!, !957 "' ' 1' Ada and Chll Ave, Pomeroy !'hone 29D-M tate situated in the Townoblp ol 11111mbers, Mto .. Clara Windon, Mr1. lor tbe annual banquet which will Lcanna Wright, Mrs. · ullh Zer ·n the county of uel'gs drcn John , Rohl'rl. Roger, Lc"anon Ellzabeth Swasher, Mas.s Lenora 129 "tc 131 Eu It • • , 1 m M be sometime the last ol ~ay. Sev· kle, Mrs. June Van Matre, Mrs ge ne and Killhr}n e and State of Ohio, 217 acrea of Hobstetter, Mra. Roas Jones, ra. eral money making projecla were M-argaret Pickens, Mrs. Stella New 2 room 11nd bath furn.ah.c~ whl'ch are 1·n SectiOn No. !8, Towa Cor1 Cole, Mrs. Lenora Hamm, decided upon. · Chattin, Mrs. Frapm Slew~rl. 141 Announcements apartmcnl. Phone 6128 X No. 2 and Range No. 11 ,and 14 loin. Rlna Cros~ was read by Mro. . Mrs Evelyn Proflltt, Mro Gladys 1 27 6lP acres being in 60 acre Lot No. 17Z Houdaabelt · Mrs Wilham, Walters was ap· Thomas, Mrs. Jean Carson, Mn \c -:1:! o--,.,-nc-:1:-lu-us_c_,-:-,,-::11---;b-:u_se_nlc~ nt ol llie Ohio Company's Pun:haae, The history ol the club, giving pointed chalt'man ol the . Fqod Hattie Cook, Mrs. Pearl Rouoh, and bounded and deacrlbed as fol· the hlghhJhsd of dvar1ous Committee. · Mrs Sarah Spencer an "'·• the ho' With Jlolrage I!<IK IUl nace Closc d meetings b M to GuHic and lll gtl School s lows· Beginning at a post 15 chain! waa prepare .an rea Y rs. The group will meet agam dur· t tesse.1. Miss Lena Gabbs was prt t'RIDAY & SATURDAY l ' hum~ 173 Puna ruy the third week m February. 1 26 6L• south of the nortltwest eomer of Harry Roush. Mrs. Garcn Stans· said Section No. 16; thence south bury, who Wal Regional Director l'jiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii~!iiiii~~ r The All New 2 room Apartment l:los~ 111 town 25 ehalns to a post which is in at the time the club was organized 1; 127 ,Butlernut, llomeruy, Oh1u the middle of the' west llne of was a guest and spoke hriefly. Power-ific I-28 12tc said Section; thence east to the Mrs. Evolyn Seelig was also a CO<:KSHUl'T TRAC1'0R ---:--:--:- center of Ground Hog Creek, down guest rwo new unfurrmhuli ap<~rtlll~nt~ the middle of the same to the During the business sess1on, Duor Prizes - Hcfrcshmcnts suitable for tw u Also. une Ohio River; ,thence up nid river to small office room Coat.'i Htulrl a post l:i chains south of the north addreu Is Pomeroy, Ohio hu been PLUS TA1 AND OLD BATTERY in~ Phone 6000 128 6tr line ol said section No 10, thence duly appointed Emutrlx ol the Eatate of :Vellle F Morris, deceaa· Room House 'l'wo story west 97 chains 1!1 links 1to the ed, late of Salisbury Township, Pomeroy ~;lllhl E. Main St. Modern bl th 011 tt:e ond fl oor place of begmning, contain Dl231 Meigs County, OhiO. toilet alld la\•atory on first, aeres~ more or less Dated this 281h dny ol Jartuary, REFERENCE DEED· Volume good garage, about five mnJU· 133, pa11e 288 of the Deed Records 19m!. 161 l.nst & Found t cs frnm Court House A N , John C. Bacon Middleport, Ohio Bcn ~v l 310·M I 3t st~-p Melgo County, Ohio. Found 1n Oh111 l ! r v~'" Johnbo.1' Judge of the Probate Court _ __;_ _ __ -:--:__ Subject, however, to an eue· fur uutbun• ' .nutor usc l!.:rncs 1 Meigs COIJnty, Ohio Qudhn fl,u HI", () I 27 30tr l- 2 rou1T1 and 1- 3 room fur ment given by Jennie Allen and U) 31; (2) 7, 14, 3tc msht•il ,rpl!rtmcnl w1th bath Frank C Allen, her huabanj, ,to }'OUIJNU ncar Ma.on Clmu· kc.1 UL1llt1es f11rmshed IIUIIH' Res the State of Ohio, dated lune 23, r111 g "'1\h ~ ~ v~er;d k"Yli muf LIUr.wl. MHidlcpUI'I Ohw 19~3 and recorded in Easement Rc 1 31 6tc cord No. 4, at page 217 of the resn1.1ll Jrren ~c t.IJ! OwnN m,l\ cords of Easements oC Meigs-Coon· cl.r lm by ld cull'} ll l.( ,1 11d pa)'IUJ.' NOTICI OF FILING AND HEAK· fu r 11d Jlhnr 11 ' .19H Il.ti i,Y Sl' l l ltt'IJIIll! 1uwn~ C l t~~c 111 tuw ll ty, Ohio 127 l!ullcnrul Ave, Pomeroy. Furthermore, subjct to I an eosc· INO ON INVENTORY tmel tli!H ,, \l t:ch.nlle Str• •t • 1 18 12 " men I gtven by Jennae Alltrn and P11tlt1t. Cturt, Melt• County, Ohio l'omt•wy 1 23 dt ,.-----,---,:--:-'--- - - - - Frank c Allen to the Co\ambus TO the Emutor or Admlni&tra· Ne1glrr k ( l1 't k <"1rugc !Jhollt 1\.pat'tmcntK, bu:tmcs~ room, lratler and Southern Ohio Electrle Com· lor end to such of the fo\1owing as 3till hMIII(', Uh10 l 20 ' I ,pace. Cull 6170 _ _ _1 _1 ~ ~c pany dated September 28, J9D3, are r01ldcnts of the stale ol Ohio: H llt tn:N't -~:x tt' l tsron 1.,1ddcr:i and recorded In Deed Book No, surviving spouse, If ony; next of (81 Aut.> 5ales St•afrold Boa rds, 01 OJI (,; Juth s 176, at page 71 of the Records ol , ~In; beneficiaries under the Will, 1f any: the attorney or 11ttorneys ( lnrtun (i'I, IH 1', 'llrh!lcpuJ I. 0 Deeds, Meiga County, Ohio. 105~ FUHU VII 2 1h ln~tnmln' Also, subject to a Right of Way represrnllng any of the aloremenPhone 6265 X ll·Hf Sell.n1 (hL• t lll'ful uwnc1 Spul given by Frank C. Allen, el al, to tioncd peraons: lcs.-. li ght blue hrush New Bill(' ~ 1 ruum ll' a lil'r, W<·ll cttlllppcU the Ohio ~'ucl Gas Company dat· You are hereby notified that od trade-Ill $1.2U5 Blael\n:n 'e ed September 23, 1952. and re· lhe 21st day of January, 1958, an S)IDCIISC s R He11dr1x 1 ) omcw y 1 27 6'1 1 27 0111 eordcd in OC!ed •Book No. 169. at Inventory if!d .6-pprabement of Page 321 of the records of Dccda the estate of Francis Sm1th, de· 11)!;5 t'IIEV!IOI ~ I V8 1.10 2 d 1 of Meigs County, Ohlc tensed, lote of Middleport In said 1111 HelpWantE'd Seduu Or lg LL,d lJI ,Il k l1n1 ~h It!,• • Furthermore, subJect to an County was filed in this Court Jlt'W 4 h,\1'1 '1I t:.ll hllll'101 U\J el F x p rlll'lllt'd hotly lllt' ll Pu111rloy easement g1ven by Jennie Allen Hearing on said inventory and dnvc. Sl1l slilfl New UuKk t1.1 ~iult' l' t u I 27 8tl and F c. Allen, her husband, to Appraisement wtll be had befbre de 111 $1.J!J5 III.L('llll.lr s Pun· the Stutc o! Ohio, dated Octobor lhls Court on tHe lith day of Feb· (' lilY 1 17 li lc 1. 1932, and rccot·dcd m Easement ruary, ,1958, at 10 o'clock A M, Record No. I at page 372 thereof. Eaccptlons thereto may be f1led 19!il ll1 Jil l\ SIJl'CI<II 2 d1 Sctl,1, Furthermore, subject to a right by any lntereoted party at any Spotless bl nck ll!ld willie hn1s 11 nr way g1ven by Jennie Allen and time prior to five days before the $1ll:> lll:tl'1111<lf.., i'llllll'ltJY l•'rank C Allen to The Southern date set for hearlnj. I 21 til e •• OhiO Electric Co dated June 2D, WITNESS my lignature and l9~11lti·:HcU IIY VB 4 dr Munh·r,, 1030, and recorded in Right of lhe seal of oald court, this ll.ud 'l'up Out of tl1e dt•um•sl _ _ _ ---'- -- Way nccord Volume 3, page 77 21st day of, January, 1958. ·~tl auywh ~ 1 t MNttlllllllll d1I\L IH:S PONSIHLI~ PlWSON. male ur thereof John C. Bacon $l ll!)~ Rl:u lln.lr's I' UIIll'l m f('lll uk . f1 om thl !i area tn serv· Plaintiff, In hls petition,. al· Judge and Ex.Qtricao Clerk I '11 Git 11 c .nul rullt•cl rrom automatlr leges the names or all hetrl at (1) 24, 31, 2tc ' 11sJu· n ~l' l N No se1J111g. Age not Jaw and next of kin of Frank C 1 105a ouvm; \'Il 4 dr CuiOIII't S(• ( SM' n\l,d L1r, t·cfcrcn(Ctl und Allen, deceased, and the names of rldll Auto 11. ,fl 1'h 1s toll ~huw $700 00 workmg capital ncees all the heirs at law and next of Lest uf (ale $n~ Ulill'lln,u '• II!II Y 7 tu 12 hoUJH weekly nets kill of Jennie Allen, deceued, who Pumcauy I 1.7 file u11 (I) $:ltlUOO monthly ru!iKlbll Juwe commuted to tht. sale of laid s.. icd blda will be received In ltv full tltne work }~or local ln· real estate and who would be: ell· the clllco of the Village Clerk, 1056 PONTIAC VB St,,, lhld •I t~rv 1cw gtvc full parllculan:i 11nd t1tlcd to share In the 1ald real Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 o'clor.k dr Sedan PuntJsc's flrwsl 01't noon on February 3, 1808 on any you r IJIHIIlC number Write P 0 estate upo~ distribution. local ow~cr 'J'rudc tn on llf'l\ ol tho lollowlnl propoaala. 1 1\ox HU47 ~llracle lhlc Stvlloo, Said defendant Is required to l onlli1C. ll ydramatu: <h lvt $2 1. For tbe purehaae by lhe VII· .Mmncupolts, 16, Mmn umwer on or befofe the l.atb day 105 Dlacllmu·'s l'omt'l oy lage of Pomeroy of a new 1938 129 3tc of Februray, 19~. 1 27 % tudor, five paaaea1er, black oedan1 CROW and CROW - -- - - --together with tb• lollowlnll added Attorneys for plalntlfl 18b 1 Auto SP.tVICes (20)8uslness Se~ia:~ 1121 zu. Ill 2, 9, 17, 24, 31, 6tc equipment wlridohleld washer, live black tires, loam rubber front R II IIAWI .IN!OS SONS t'O - 24 HA IJiti"'"i.r ~J.~VlSI(,~ S);l!VICE seal, dlroctional elgnals, heater l' hunt' 20ll t'ldand i\Jllilllllll'O hour Wu• ~:kc 1 5L·n 1~:c U.11 and defroster, back-up lights, 011 S\ult' 110 A' M,!ln Street l'hlllll' 11227 N1gl1t l'tlllllt filter end oil bath air cleaner. Po· l'umt•rny 2·23·1( 11039X LIUJtt;l•: - l'IY''0\ 1111 - NOliC-E oti"APfOINTMIHT lice ldenllflcallon• to be painted D~AJ.EitS 3 b !I Eshtt of Ntlllt F. Morrl1 dtdiHd on car according to specifications Your Only Authorlzoo Notice 'ts hereby jlven that AI· now on 111e In clerk'• office, Porno· (9l For Sale •·uucr BRUSII MAN icc M. lto)>coon whose Post Ofllee roy, Ohio. James Marriner Each bidder abould bid on both uatom Bulit IOtcllcn K.trhcn 736 1. Main St. ILO------------~--tH InsuranCe a tudor and four door 10dan, a designed 1or yo•Jr home Frcr Pomorey, Ohio and automallc transml•· e~:~linllt"'' ~~oromau. & Ab'Jott 'ho"' No. 121 - Altor 5 PM COMPLE~urancc PrOtection. standard sian, a olx,and:ellht cylinder m.. PhoDe ~-Y. 8 6 If 10.1-ll lA I<·, Aulo, Fire, l1ollo. Call Doll tor, otandUd, an~ all leather up· 19!H Wally~ 4 wh"el tlll vt' JH'I' ~~~~~l~ls~M-Id•d•lo~po•r~t,~O~h-~.·-~ hol,tery, and lrabllerrlftlall radio Good Clean Used Cars Steel top Sucr1flce $4llt) 317 oqulpmon~ llrtn, ,apoUIIht, lire Mamc St, rt Jlle a ~a nt W V11 All Makes and Models WE BUY extlnqulaber,1 tro111 preaeat car to 7 Ill 30, 31p new car. I 1 STRUCTURAL I BIAMS ::--::c-7--::-- - - - - - 2. For the Jte tly Ute VIllage rwo Circult liur. (uti od h.c£~l !!P. AUTO SALES !CRAP liON - MITALI of Pomeroy Ill !9MJ'~ourodoor Pon· 1 1:.111 .td!'lgcntor, CIU'J~r LARGE 3Sx80 TABLE tiac •edan without Ill radio equip. BIJ.ADt Olll>, Racmc, l1 hunl' QUICk SERVicE on Watch fie ' ' mont, opollll)lll, !Ire oxUnllllsher pairing by Faetory Trained 3821 I 2~ lllc and flaohinl lltnalo. The bidder I wal<h1nHkm COIJJNS JEWEJ... JU~K Jiuusc 'J'ra 1lcr Alumunun Slet•p, FJlS, Pomeroy. 1 3 tf .~T Phont 510 POIIIII'I~ may atate ellher what he will give SIK II\ ~u t~ d IOIU htlOII Shrcts for the 1966 PonUac Sedan or whal Hilltop Grurm IU 124, lt11t llonll':i wnd C11 binet Uutlchlr& Cull amount he wlli allow aa a trade· Nt'i~ltJr 36 11, RPeinc, Ohio land 131311• In lor tho liew pollee crulaer de· ' . CONCRETE BLOCKS I 20 tf 8Crlbed above. ' "lulhl ltlltr For LHI" Each bidder may bid lor either BLOCK CO. the purchase ol 1966 Pontlae or GRII .,SER "" lor the lalo to tho Vlllage of Pomeroy of new poilco cruller de· ~. ACT HOW 3 Milo North of PtiMrty scribed above, or belb. Eacb bid SAVE $100 TO $10()0 ' on Itt. u. Call Wm. o.-r must contain tho lull name of ev· 4 Waverly, Ohio, dealer stuc' lltdl Sprln" cry person or company lntoreated with 75 new and used trallcra ;::;,;;;;;;;;:iii'i~t;~~~. In thO same, and lbe bid musl be 14 to Ill! II., •lso 10 wldes. 1'w ,;.· - - accompanied by a tb~ or bond and three bcdrooma, nallona!l, In tho sum of •100.110 to.the uti .. known n1akN The lowut posr,cuon of tho Vlllqo C~ncll as a sible te rms anywhere. Dtlve guaranty that It th.e bid llllCOPt· FOI ed a contraci will be en cred Into well worth your trip. Thl• I and lis perlorq~anee p perly ae· <'omc prcpnred to deal. Fut cijred. These ch~ki or honda will little and ..~. a lot. These or be retumed at once to all except your !.AST shopping plaeo, " free rlcllv-cry. MDVI!' In tomor lhe .......rut bidder. His check or bond will ite_held until \he con· row Anything of value taken 1n trade. PAYS BECAUSE If tract or bid Ia f11Vperly executed WAVERLY MOI1LI REACHES !IIORE MJ;IGS by ri8ht Ia rel!'rved, to reject HOME SALIS COt,INTY PEOPLE any and all ~ld1' u. s. HllhWay 23 TIIAN ANY OtHIIR Edna ~Jioellleb, clerk WAVIRL Y, OHIO NEWSPAP!IR Vllllao ill ,omeroy , (I) 24, 31, 2tc ' . - ' . WANT ADS PttONE 398 - Leaal Notice Wildwood Garden Club Observes 29thAnn1versary . Cliff .- . Mason Methodist WSCS .Meett'ng Is Methodist Y Htl d0nMonday Week Observed . O~r Spidt~c1 ·aranl. -. , ·- l'f~or by M~s. Lawrence' Smith »rice~ lcripture ~adlnl on tbl tho)!\~ ~Y Mrs. Ernoct Po...,ll1 ~r: k~rrr ·You~ aad Mill CafOo Jill' ~mlth! 'A duel "Ali For J& ciia" .~J~\p,r•l'"nled by Mrs. 'GI~ niRrt"lmr Mia. Gerald · Pulllna,• foi19Wed wiUi oulpture reedin~ :&:o=~~:ya14~~:U !~· ~t:' 11 ~pte , ·· • • • f• ' ' Group !Wing of "I Surrender All' ll)~ th~ benediction by Pearl , /acobc ·~l....d the program. " ,- ' the all-new Middleport High Alumnae Plan Annual Banquet '58 I ON DISPLAY Sunoco .Batteries AT C:OST POMEROY FARM BUREAU CO-OP $10.50 up Powell's Service Station - Legal Notice . IT'S THE .., -------. 1 --- FINAL DAY (19) Busl'neSS OppOrtUnitieS EVERYONE'S BEEN Legal Notice TALKING . I~ UT! . . ' 2 Piece Living R-o~ Suiti.. R'~"lci' t1. ~~~~~ .1 ·.~(· ON·LY .. • Legal Notice THIS PIECE METROPOLITAN -- WOOL RUGS OHIO VALLEY C:O. Sale $48.00' ---------TRAILERS TRAILERS . • Room• New Furnitu,. $299.00 BAKER. The DaHr Seiltinel i:.': -------- ___'"'"'__....,.__I ,. ' _., ·.------.. . .·_ Ji "' "'"-ill"".f~~~·~ DI'N.ETTE LOOK ·THI$· PRICE S.ltS- S6j·. ' '' $1~.95 .:.TAB~ES " l 1 ' ' ., f~rppanlat opened lbe prt> 'l ,I , ,_..., o.:lm n, 11158,+..7 l ' ' ' • .' • ' •' ~~ l .- ' . t ... ' ,;1 ' �'8-DaiJYSenUnel, Poineroy-Middlepor~ ' .0., Jan. 31, 1958 'l ( thank you note• were read from ~urel two or the rarnmes who received ball:ets at Chrlsfma1 time and al· ~uth FOI CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS oo !rom Mrs. Denver Holter1 a member, for Oowera sent ner ' LEGAL NOTICE •Howard T Allen, an lnoompe· while she was Ill. Plans W.re made J tent person reSidmg at 410 Allen The 20th Annlvmary of the lor a white elephant sale at the Youth week wu 'obler~ed oti ' Dr1ve, Charleston, W. Va., and Wildwood Garden Club was ob· next meetlnJ. Th~ top1c of the ~venlng ,;,,. Wednesday evening althe r.a~rel Tile Charleston National Bank, Berved WedJtesday evemn& at tbe Charleston, W. Va., as C<>mmlttee tlub meeting held at the borne of An interestin& paper on the cue "Titc Cross and Crisis In Iapan" Clill Free Melbodlat Church wit~ for Howard T Allen, an lncompe- Mrs. Norman Fisher, Nease Set· of the poinsettl' was read by Mrs. on Monday evening as the , WSCS a program b7 tbe Youna Adult•.1 RATES of the Muon Methodist Church tent person, will take notice that ueme~t, with Nr~ V~rnoa Nease Stanley J9nes . "Deepenln4 Ulo'' zceats ""' •Ord. one W.rtloa. llilli<DWD ~lw'to IOc.--4 ,...., on the 24th dsy of December, as cq-hosteas. Rel,..h!nents were served by met at lbe churcb with lllrl "'' the theme of ttie ~roaram In per word tor three consecutll'f lnaertl011.>. 1957, Clarence W. Proffitt, u Prayer by the preSident, Mrs. the hdate~se• ' during the social RusROII Capehart and Mrs. w. H. cbarge ol Mrs. James Gilmore. Sptcial- One moltb lor~ cenll; per word. Admimstrator of the Estate of Milton Houdashel~ opened the to those named abovo and Fogl01ong aervlni as hoste ..ea. Group singing of "Where IRe Full rate of 2 cents per wo. d will he charged for advertising U Frank C Allen, deceased, .filed meeting, after which charter mem· Mrs. Charles Baer, Mrs Mark Ev· In charge of the ~rogram was Lead> Me" and "Draw Me Ne~ aot plJd f?r bdore the lSlD of each month following lnsertiuo. h1s pett1tlon m the Probate Coun ben and paat presidents were wel· ana, Mrs Karl Grueser, Mrs. Ken· Erroro 10 AdvertiSina-Sbonld be h!ported lmmed11tely Tbe Me1gs Couny, Oh1o, In Case No, corned and presented a corsage neth Harris, Mn John Ihle, Mrs Mrs. Lcanna Wright. The pr.. cr" with MISS Mary Loa' , Smith gram was presented In skit form Dally Senhnel will not !>e resporstble for more than one mcor· L7,309, agaanst the above nameo- Charter members present were Davad Nease, Mrs. Russ Watsttit with members acting the part,. roo:~~;.nb and SpeeW Notlcea of Eveata $1.00. OHtUilrleo defendant, Howatd T Allen, an Mrc. Harry Roush, Mrs. Christy and Mrs Alfred Yeauger. Followln~ the program a prayC!r pubUshed !It 1 cent per word. mcol)lpetent person, and othen, Baer who served as treasurer for was given by Mr>. Wright. ::-~-:--:~---:-:~--:-::.;:;:::""l=::;;::;-'\7."":;;;;:::::;;;:'-;:::!; praymg that the real e1tate de- twel;e years, Mrs John F Bally, ('3) In Me:'T'Orian Nocc le>cl lot "' Syrucuse ncar scrtbed herem be sold and tbat Mrs. Hiram Fisher, Mrs Richard The meeting• opened with all -.,.-----:--:--:- _____,__ church and school Sc(' Walter the rights! ,mterest.s, and Hens Campbell, Mrs Paul Fisher, Mrs. en! prnyer followed by group The month of January agam 1 ~ Roush: ConOOr St , Pomeroy of all part.acs may be fully deter- Joe Thoren, Mrs Lawrence S!Ogmg of hymns.. A short bus! here, Phone 9:1-Y. 1 29 3tc mmed, adJusted and protected; ,. Willi Fl her and Mrs ness meeting followed the pro -- - - · and that he be author!;ed and or- ••"· am s gram and plans wer~ dlscusse•l To us the s,o<lde>l of the year, ( 11 ) W d T Ll dered t~ sell said real eatate ac· mer Holter.. relative to havina: a nunery dm·· I\ b1Ucr gnd. ,1 ~ho~k ~cvcrc, ante 0 oUV cordmg to lbe statutes lD IUCh Past presidents present were The of!1cers.and executive boarJ lng church and Sunday School. To Part w1 th un<~ \\ C loved so Raby bed m goorl cowl!! wn Call case made and provided, and 1or Mrs· Roush • who was the first the Middleport Alumnae Associ· The February meetin: of lhe dl•llr 6212 J 1 2!}-6te such uther and further relief aa pretldent, Mrs Hiram Fisher, Mra. In lovmg memo1y or uur dear he may be enlttled w. Lawren~e Rose, Mrs. Homer Holt· alion met at the high school on group will be served ~n the par· husband and falhe r John Or ( , 41 Fur Rent Said real esta:e 11 described 11 er, llrs. Joe Thoren, Mro Edison Thursday evening with Mass Mar· sonage In Clifton. v1llc Slatk who passed away follows Hollon and ltrs. Fred Nease. A cella !f'aylor presidmg Refreshmtlnts wer~ served to one year ar: 11 tnd<~y, January 3 room apartment 401 S1mng lne follow:ng deser1bed rea:! cs- poem in memory of the deceased Plans were discussed and made the following members: Mrs 3!, !957 "' ' 1' Ada and Chll Ave, Pomeroy !'hone 29D-M tate situated in the Townoblp ol 11111mbers, Mto .. Clara Windon, Mr1. lor tbe annual banquet which will Lcanna Wright, Mrs. · ullh Zer ·n the county of uel'gs drcn John , Rohl'rl. Roger, Lc"anon Ellzabeth Swasher, Mas.s Lenora 129 "tc 131 Eu It • • , 1 m M be sometime the last ol ~ay. Sev· kle, Mrs. June Van Matre, Mrs ge ne and Killhr}n e and State of Ohio, 217 acrea of Hobstetter, Mra. Roas Jones, ra. eral money making projecla were M-argaret Pickens, Mrs. Stella New 2 room 11nd bath furn.ah.c~ whl'ch are 1·n SectiOn No. !8, Towa Cor1 Cole, Mrs. Lenora Hamm, decided upon. · Chattin, Mrs. Frapm Slew~rl. 141 Announcements apartmcnl. Phone 6128 X No. 2 and Range No. 11 ,and 14 loin. Rlna Cros~ was read by Mro. . Mrs Evelyn Proflltt, Mro Gladys 1 27 6lP acres being in 60 acre Lot No. 17Z Houdaabelt · Mrs Wilham, Walters was ap· Thomas, Mrs. Jean Carson, Mn \c -:1:! o--,.,-nc-:1:-lu-us_c_,-:-,,-::11---;b-:u_se_nlc~ nt ol llie Ohio Company's Pun:haae, The history ol the club, giving pointed chalt'man ol the . Fqod Hattie Cook, Mrs. Pearl Rouoh, and bounded and deacrlbed as fol· the hlghhJhsd of dvar1ous Committee. · Mrs Sarah Spencer an "'·• the ho' With Jlolrage I!<IK IUl nace Closc d meetings b M to GuHic and lll gtl School s lows· Beginning at a post 15 chain! waa prepare .an rea Y rs. The group will meet agam dur· t tesse.1. Miss Lena Gabbs was prt t'RIDAY & SATURDAY l ' hum~ 173 Puna ruy the third week m February. 1 26 6L• south of the nortltwest eomer of Harry Roush. Mrs. Garcn Stans· said Section No. 16; thence south bury, who Wal Regional Director l'jiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiii~!iiiii~~ r The All New 2 room Apartment l:los~ 111 town 25 ehalns to a post which is in at the time the club was organized 1; 127 ,Butlernut, llomeruy, Oh1u the middle of the' west llne of was a guest and spoke hriefly. Power-ific I-28 12tc said Section; thence east to the Mrs. Evolyn Seelig was also a CO<:KSHUl'T TRAC1'0R ---:--:--:- center of Ground Hog Creek, down guest rwo new unfurrmhuli ap<~rtlll~nt~ the middle of the same to the During the business sess1on, Duor Prizes - Hcfrcshmcnts suitable for tw u Also. une Ohio River; ,thence up nid river to small office room Coat.'i Htulrl a post l:i chains south of the north addreu Is Pomeroy, Ohio hu been PLUS TA1 AND OLD BATTERY in~ Phone 6000 128 6tr line ol said section No 10, thence duly appointed Emutrlx ol the Eatate of :Vellle F Morris, deceaa· Room House 'l'wo story west 97 chains 1!1 links 1to the ed, late of Salisbury Township, Pomeroy ~;lllhl E. Main St. Modern bl th 011 tt:e ond fl oor place of begmning, contain Dl231 Meigs County, OhiO. toilet alld la\•atory on first, aeres~ more or less Dated this 281h dny ol Jartuary, REFERENCE DEED· Volume good garage, about five mnJU· 133, pa11e 288 of the Deed Records 19m!. 161 l.nst & Found t cs frnm Court House A N , John C. Bacon Middleport, Ohio Bcn ~v l 310·M I 3t st~-p Melgo County, Ohio. Found 1n Oh111 l ! r v~'" Johnbo.1' Judge of the Probate Court _ __;_ _ __ -:--:__ Subject, however, to an eue· fur uutbun• ' .nutor usc l!.:rncs 1 Meigs COIJnty, Ohio Qudhn fl,u HI", () I 27 30tr l- 2 rou1T1 and 1- 3 room fur ment given by Jennie Allen and U) 31; (2) 7, 14, 3tc msht•il ,rpl!rtmcnl w1th bath Frank C Allen, her huabanj, ,to }'OUIJNU ncar Ma.on Clmu· kc.1 UL1llt1es f11rmshed IIUIIH' Res the State of Ohio, dated lune 23, r111 g "'1\h ~ ~ v~er;d k"Yli muf LIUr.wl. MHidlcpUI'I Ohw 19~3 and recorded in Easement Rc 1 31 6tc cord No. 4, at page 217 of the resn1.1ll Jrren ~c t.IJ! OwnN m,l\ cords of Easements oC Meigs-Coon· cl.r lm by ld cull'} ll l.( ,1 11d pa)'IUJ.' NOTICI OF FILING AND HEAK· fu r 11d Jlhnr 11 ' .19H Il.ti i,Y Sl' l l ltt'IJIIll! 1uwn~ C l t~~c 111 tuw ll ty, Ohio 127 l!ullcnrul Ave, Pomeroy. Furthermore, subjct to I an eosc· INO ON INVENTORY tmel tli!H ,, \l t:ch.nlle Str• •t • 1 18 12 " men I gtven by Jennae Alltrn and P11tlt1t. Cturt, Melt• County, Ohio l'omt•wy 1 23 dt ,.-----,---,:--:-'--- - - - - Frank c Allen to the Co\ambus TO the Emutor or Admlni&tra· Ne1glrr k ( l1 't k <"1rugc !Jhollt 1\.pat'tmcntK, bu:tmcs~ room, lratler and Southern Ohio Electrle Com· lor end to such of the fo\1owing as 3till hMIII(', Uh10 l 20 ' I ,pace. Cull 6170 _ _ _1 _1 ~ ~c pany dated September 28, J9D3, are r01ldcnts of the stale ol Ohio: H llt tn:N't -~:x tt' l tsron 1.,1ddcr:i and recorded In Deed Book No, surviving spouse, If ony; next of (81 Aut.> 5ales St•afrold Boa rds, 01 OJI (,; Juth s 176, at page 71 of the Records ol , ~In; beneficiaries under the Will, 1f any: the attorney or 11ttorneys ( lnrtun (i'I, IH 1', 'llrh!lcpuJ I. 0 Deeds, Meiga County, Ohio. 105~ FUHU VII 2 1h ln~tnmln' Also, subject to a Right of Way represrnllng any of the aloremenPhone 6265 X ll·Hf Sell.n1 (hL• t lll'ful uwnc1 Spul given by Frank C. Allen, el al, to tioncd peraons: lcs.-. li ght blue hrush New Bill(' ~ 1 ruum ll' a lil'r, W<·ll cttlllppcU the Ohio ~'ucl Gas Company dat· You are hereby notified that od trade-Ill $1.2U5 Blael\n:n 'e ed September 23, 1952. and re· lhe 21st day of January, 1958, an S)IDCIISC s R He11dr1x 1 ) omcw y 1 27 6'1 1 27 0111 eordcd in OC!ed •Book No. 169. at Inventory if!d .6-pprabement of Page 321 of the records of Dccda the estate of Francis Sm1th, de· 11)!;5 t'IIEV!IOI ~ I V8 1.10 2 d 1 of Meigs County, Ohlc tensed, lote of Middleport In said 1111 HelpWantE'd Seduu Or lg LL,d lJI ,Il k l1n1 ~h It!,• • Furthermore, subJect to an County was filed in this Court Jlt'W 4 h,\1'1 '1I t:.ll hllll'101 U\J el F x p rlll'lllt'd hotly lllt' ll Pu111rloy easement g1ven by Jennie Allen Hearing on said inventory and dnvc. Sl1l slilfl New UuKk t1.1 ~iult' l' t u I 27 8tl and F c. Allen, her husband, to Appraisement wtll be had befbre de 111 $1.J!J5 III.L('llll.lr s Pun· the Stutc o! Ohio, dated Octobor lhls Court on tHe lith day of Feb· (' lilY 1 17 li lc 1. 1932, and rccot·dcd m Easement ruary, ,1958, at 10 o'clock A M, Record No. I at page 372 thereof. Eaccptlons thereto may be f1led 19!il ll1 Jil l\ SIJl'CI<II 2 d1 Sctl,1, Furthermore, subject to a right by any lntereoted party at any Spotless bl nck ll!ld willie hn1s 11 nr way g1ven by Jennie Allen and time prior to five days before the $1ll:> lll:tl'1111<lf.., i'llllll'ltJY l•'rank C Allen to The Southern date set for hearlnj. I 21 til e •• OhiO Electric Co dated June 2D, WITNESS my lignature and l9~11lti·:HcU IIY VB 4 dr Munh·r,, 1030, and recorded in Right of lhe seal of oald court, this ll.ud 'l'up Out of tl1e dt•um•sl _ _ _ ---'- -- Way nccord Volume 3, page 77 21st day of, January, 1958. ·~tl auywh ~ 1 t MNttlllllllll d1I\L IH:S PONSIHLI~ PlWSON. male ur thereof John C. Bacon $l ll!)~ Rl:u lln.lr's I' UIIll'l m f('lll uk . f1 om thl !i area tn serv· Plaintiff, In hls petition,. al· Judge and Ex.Qtricao Clerk I '11 Git 11 c .nul rullt•cl rrom automatlr leges the names or all hetrl at (1) 24, 31, 2tc ' 11sJu· n ~l' l N No se1J111g. Age not Jaw and next of kin of Frank C 1 105a ouvm; \'Il 4 dr CuiOIII't S(• ( SM' n\l,d L1r, t·cfcrcn(Ctl und Allen, deceased, and the names of rldll Auto 11. ,fl 1'h 1s toll ~huw $700 00 workmg capital ncees all the heirs at law and next of Lest uf (ale $n~ Ulill'lln,u '• II!II Y 7 tu 12 hoUJH weekly nets kill of Jennie Allen, deceued, who Pumcauy I 1.7 file u11 (I) $:ltlUOO monthly ru!iKlbll Juwe commuted to tht. sale of laid s.. icd blda will be received In ltv full tltne work }~or local ln· real estate and who would be: ell· the clllco of the Village Clerk, 1056 PONTIAC VB St,,, lhld •I t~rv 1cw gtvc full parllculan:i 11nd t1tlcd to share In the 1ald real Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 o'clor.k dr Sedan PuntJsc's flrwsl 01't noon on February 3, 1808 on any you r IJIHIIlC number Write P 0 estate upo~ distribution. local ow~cr 'J'rudc tn on llf'l\ ol tho lollowlnl propoaala. 1 1\ox HU47 ~llracle lhlc Stvlloo, Said defendant Is required to l onlli1C. ll ydramatu: <h lvt $2 1. For tbe purehaae by lhe VII· .Mmncupolts, 16, Mmn umwer on or befofe the l.atb day 105 Dlacllmu·'s l'omt'l oy lage of Pomeroy of a new 1938 129 3tc of Februray, 19~. 1 27 % tudor, five paaaea1er, black oedan1 CROW and CROW - -- - - --together with tb• lollowlnll added Attorneys for plalntlfl 18b 1 Auto SP.tVICes (20)8uslness Se~ia:~ 1121 zu. Ill 2, 9, 17, 24, 31, 6tc equipment wlridohleld washer, live black tires, loam rubber front R II IIAWI .IN!OS SONS t'O - 24 HA IJiti"'"i.r ~J.~VlSI(,~ S);l!VICE seal, dlroctional elgnals, heater l' hunt' 20ll t'ldand i\Jllilllllll'O hour Wu• ~:kc 1 5L·n 1~:c U.11 and defroster, back-up lights, 011 S\ult' 110 A' M,!ln Street l'hlllll' 11227 N1gl1t l'tlllllt filter end oil bath air cleaner. Po· l'umt•rny 2·23·1( 11039X LIUJtt;l•: - l'IY''0\ 1111 - NOliC-E oti"APfOINTMIHT lice ldenllflcallon• to be painted D~AJ.EitS 3 b !I Eshtt of Ntlllt F. Morrl1 dtdiHd on car according to specifications Your Only Authorlzoo Notice 'ts hereby jlven that AI· now on 111e In clerk'• office, Porno· (9l For Sale •·uucr BRUSII MAN icc M. lto)>coon whose Post Ofllee roy, Ohio. James Marriner Each bidder abould bid on both uatom Bulit IOtcllcn K.trhcn 736 1. Main St. ILO------------~--tH InsuranCe a tudor and four door 10dan, a designed 1or yo•Jr home Frcr Pomorey, Ohio and automallc transml•· e~:~linllt"'' ~~oromau. & Ab'Jott 'ho"' No. 121 - Altor 5 PM COMPLE~urancc PrOtection. standard sian, a olx,and:ellht cylinder m.. PhoDe ~-Y. 8 6 If 10.1-ll lA I<·, Aulo, Fire, l1ollo. Call Doll tor, otandUd, an~ all leather up· 19!H Wally~ 4 wh"el tlll vt' JH'I' ~~~~~l~ls~M-Id•d•lo~po•r~t,~O~h-~.·-~ hol,tery, and lrabllerrlftlall radio Good Clean Used Cars Steel top Sucr1flce $4llt) 317 oqulpmon~ llrtn, ,apoUIIht, lire Mamc St, rt Jlle a ~a nt W V11 All Makes and Models WE BUY extlnqulaber,1 tro111 preaeat car to 7 Ill 30, 31p new car. I 1 STRUCTURAL I BIAMS ::--::c-7--::-- - - - - - 2. For the Jte tly Ute VIllage rwo Circult liur. (uti od h.c£~l !!P. AUTO SALES !CRAP liON - MITALI of Pomeroy Ill !9MJ'~ourodoor Pon· 1 1:.111 .td!'lgcntor, CIU'J~r LARGE 3Sx80 TABLE tiac •edan without Ill radio equip. BIJ.ADt Olll>, Racmc, l1 hunl' QUICk SERVicE on Watch fie ' ' mont, opollll)lll, !Ire oxUnllllsher pairing by Faetory Trained 3821 I 2~ lllc and flaohinl lltnalo. The bidder I wal<h1nHkm COIJJNS JEWEJ... JU~K Jiuusc 'J'ra 1lcr Alumunun Slet•p, FJlS, Pomeroy. 1 3 tf .~T Phont 510 POIIIII'I~ may atate ellher what he will give SIK II\ ~u t~ d IOIU htlOII Shrcts for the 1966 PonUac Sedan or whal Hilltop Grurm IU 124, lt11t llonll':i wnd C11 binet Uutlchlr& Cull amount he wlli allow aa a trade· Nt'i~ltJr 36 11, RPeinc, Ohio land 131311• In lor tho liew pollee crulaer de· ' . CONCRETE BLOCKS I 20 tf 8Crlbed above. ' "lulhl ltlltr For LHI" Each bidder may bid lor either BLOCK CO. the purchase ol 1966 Pontlae or GRII .,SER "" lor the lalo to tho Vlllage of Pomeroy of new poilco cruller de· ~. ACT HOW 3 Milo North of PtiMrty scribed above, or belb. Eacb bid SAVE $100 TO $10()0 ' on Itt. u. Call Wm. o.-r must contain tho lull name of ev· 4 Waverly, Ohio, dealer stuc' lltdl Sprln" cry person or company lntoreated with 75 new and used trallcra ;::;,;;;;;;;;:iii'i~t;~~~. In thO same, and lbe bid musl be 14 to Ill! II., •lso 10 wldes. 1'w ,;.· - - accompanied by a tb~ or bond and three bcdrooma, nallona!l, In tho sum of •100.110 to.the uti .. known n1akN The lowut posr,cuon of tho Vlllqo C~ncll as a sible te rms anywhere. Dtlve guaranty that It th.e bid llllCOPt· FOI ed a contraci will be en cred Into well worth your trip. Thl• I and lis perlorq~anee p perly ae· <'omc prcpnred to deal. Fut cijred. These ch~ki or honda will little and ..~. a lot. These or be retumed at once to all except your !.AST shopping plaeo, " free rlcllv-cry. MDVI!' In tomor lhe .......rut bidder. His check or bond will ite_held until \he con· row Anything of value taken 1n trade. PAYS BECAUSE If tract or bid Ia f11Vperly executed WAVERLY MOI1LI REACHES !IIORE MJ;IGS by ri8ht Ia rel!'rved, to reject HOME SALIS COt,INTY PEOPLE any and all ~ld1' u. s. HllhWay 23 TIIAN ANY OtHIIR Edna ~Jioellleb, clerk WAVIRL Y, OHIO NEWSPAP!IR Vllllao ill ,omeroy , (I) 24, 31, 2tc ' . - ' . WANT ADS PttONE 398 - Leaal Notice Wildwood Garden Club Observes 29thAnn1versary . Cliff .- . Mason Methodist WSCS .Meett'ng Is Methodist Y Htl d0nMonday Week Observed . O~r Spidt~c1 ·aranl. -. , ·- l'f~or by M~s. Lawrence' Smith »rice~ lcripture ~adlnl on tbl tho)!\~ ~Y Mrs. Ernoct Po...,ll1 ~r: k~rrr ·You~ aad Mill CafOo Jill' ~mlth! 'A duel "Ali For J& ciia" .~J~\p,r•l'"nled by Mrs. 'GI~ niRrt"lmr Mia. Gerald · Pulllna,• foi19Wed wiUi oulpture reedin~ :&:o=~~:ya14~~:U !~· ~t:' 11 ~pte , ·· • • • f• ' ' Group !Wing of "I Surrender All' ll)~ th~ benediction by Pearl , /acobc ·~l....d the program. " ,- ' the all-new Middleport High Alumnae Plan Annual Banquet '58 I ON DISPLAY Sunoco .Batteries AT C:OST POMEROY FARM BUREAU CO-OP $10.50 up Powell's Service Station - Legal Notice . IT'S THE .., -------. 1 --- FINAL DAY (19) Busl'neSS OppOrtUnitieS EVERYONE'S BEEN Legal Notice TALKING . I~ UT! . . ' 2 Piece Living R-o~ Suiti.. R'~"lci' t1. ~~~~~ .1 ·.~(· ON·LY .. • Legal Notice THIS PIECE METROPOLITAN -- WOOL RUGS OHIO VALLEY C:O. Sale $48.00' ---------TRAILERS TRAILERS . • Room• New Furnitu,. $299.00 BAKER. The DaHr Seiltinel i:.': -------- ___'"'"'__....,.__I ,. ' _., ·.------.. . .·_ Ji "' "'"-ill"".f~~~·~ DI'N.ETTE LOOK ·THI$· PRICE S.ltS- S6j·. ' '' $1~.95 .:.TAB~ES " l 1 ' ' ., f~rppanlat opened lbe prt> 'l ,I , ,_..., o.:lm n, 11158,+..7 l ' ' ' • .' • ' •' ~~ l .- ' . t ... ' ,;1 ' �' .' . ' ., ·• 8-Daily Sentinei, Pomeroy·J41dc!}eport, 0., Jan. 31, 1958 have been visiting Mr. Day's sis· · ,. · , ter, Clara Day, Letart Falls, re lhe week end with Mr. and Mrs. turned to their home In Lincoln 1· U)t.lftl\ 1 1 Jay Myers, W. Main-st. Mrs. Geor· Nebraska on Thursday. TheY, came · • • · ge Shlvler, Sr., also of Cincinnati, to Letart Fails from Cherry Point, Is visiting her· sister Mrs. Dana N. C., where they had !Pent the Hysell. Mrs. Hysell ;.turned to holidays with their daughter and Cincinnati Thursday evening with her husband, Major General and Mr. and Mrs. George Sblvler, Jr. her sister. l!lrs. John C. Muon, USMC. of ·Cincinnati, were visiting over Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Day, who Mr. and Mrs. William Hu,bbard and children, Jackie and Larry; of • Dayton, arrived Wednesday f6r a visit with his mother, Mrs. Alma 'McKenzie and family of Pomeroy, his faber, Harold T. Hubbard, and family, and his brother, Harold E. Hubbard and family, Middleport. lie is on vacation from his duties as a member of the Dayton Fire Dept. Mrsr. Carl Moore, Chester Road, and mother, Mrs. Verne Davis, of Middleport, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wells. > Rev. nnd Mrs. Ralph C. Zundel returned home Wednesday even· lng from Columbus where they attended lhe Ohio Pastor's Conference. Yes, tliere's a reward for anyone who Christopher Tompkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Tompkins is saves regularly. For you not only confined to his home with chicken pox. have the mcmey to buy whatever Grover Wolfe was the dinner guest of his brother and sister-inyou•vJ been saving for, but you also law, Mr. 3nd Mrs. Bentz Wolfe tohave the fun of discovering you can day. Mrs. Mabel Van Meter returned do it- plus a habit that will serve to her heme, Chester, today, after spending two weeks with her broyou well all your life. Come in and ther and •lster-ln-law, Mr. and pave the way for these rewards by Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter of Morning Star. starting your own savings account. Homer Holter, who has been ill' at his home, Chester Road, with We Pay 2% Interest On Your Savings the flu, Is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frecker received word that their grandson, Randy Hand, lour year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hand, whp underwent mastoid surgery at the . BANKING SINCE 1872 Cleveland Hospital, Tuesday. is Member Federal Reserve System . convalescing nicely. Member Federal Deposlllos~rance Corporation Mfl. Waldo J. Bartels and Miss Erma Smith are attending an exPOMEROY RUTLAND ecutive board meeting of the Col- ~ ~~~;;;:::;;;:::;;;::::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:::;;;::::;;;;~~:;;;;~~~;;: umbos Regional W.omen's Guild, • at Columbus. today. The Dally Sentinel •.. 01\•mDO\: , Soc]ETY I =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;- Roush-Wilcox Engagement Told. . . I ' \ • Now! ...,..... B-arbara Shay . Is Voca,list With Dance Band \ 1\flss Barbara Shay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shay, Grafton, w. Va., began ·the new year singing at the VFW dance in f!lorgantown, W. Va., with the .well ·known Bill Kaufman orchestra. ·!lalph Federer, a composer and pianist was Miss Shay•a· voice coach. Over 500 persons atton~e4 the dance where the twelve piece or· ehestra was In full swing from 10:00 p. m. to 2 a. m. Following 1.be dance, breakfast wss served to .. tbose attending th~ affair. ., Mlas Shay's mother was the former Lucille Mees, dauehter -of the late Albert Mees and Mrs. Mees of Peacilck Avenue. Now 'you Clll dOl toll• plote duotlnc job Ia ball· lbt lime. Pad Ia 1111dt ol 100\\ VIBOIN N'fLOjl lbal woohea .,~~y· lib your · my loa otocklqa; Vac· . · uumacllaa plckt up and bolda- din. ~~~.~·-~·Y!: AiJ- Mr. and Mrs. Rorer Coats and Mr. and M,rs. Tex Coats and Janl !.)Inn, all of Winchester, llldiana, were r~ent guests of Mr.JIDd Mrs. Robert Coats and family. . · · Mrs. Leo Childs was recently In Galllpolls for a check up at Holzer ) Hospital. Pomeroy National Bank F ' ··,AJilon• the .atuao11fl ,trol(l' 0~10: ·.Mlller; · ieiiH ' And~r~n. · Eddie ' Un!yeroit,y in Atbe~a ,hom.e for a Gru~ljlr, . Charlea Jlaaklna, John. between aome•ters1 v~9at1on a!'ll: F)lhef. Ke'bnet~ Murray and Marilyn Sue KDI8ht. Mu• Carol~n Chart~a' Stobarl. ' ··Dusti!la.i~ Ele..nor S. Schaaf - Middleport Soeiely Editor - Phont 107!1 Lucille Hawklnl - Pomeroy Soeiety Editor - Phone 1241. ' . J(J~1\11lJ(J)! I .. ~ . ' ~tBERFElD.S : I F Mrs. Michael Gibson and Mrs. ; Walter Gibson and daughter, Mar)· lyn, of Powhatan were guests on Thursday of Mrs. Wilbur K<>cnig and family. -. -----· 9 ROOMS Of -----· Mrs. A. R. Knight Is Bridge Club . 'Hostess Wednesday PRISM! II 1951 BUICK Super 4 dr. Sedan ······ $395 Mrs. JamPS O'Brien and Mrs. Charle! Mullen were guests when Mrs. A. R. Knight enterr.ained her bridge rlu~ Wednes Two lone blue finish. IJ 1953 FORD V8 2 dr. ·: .. .. .. .. ··.. $695 Customlinc Sedan. Good tires and S()at covers. New Buick tradeln. - We have clint good buyr. Your t•hoicc of seven lor $795.00 tone for $893.00) Specials, Supers, and Roadmastcr - 2 drs., hard tops and 4 drs. We're loaded and you con get some really good buys in these cars. 19 1954 BUICK V8 Super ·········· ·· $1,295 19 4 dr. Sedan. Sparkling original light green finish. Dynaflow drive. Radio and hclter. Execptlorwiln every way. 1955 CHEVROLET V8 210 ·········· $1,295 2 dr. Sedan. Power Pack engine with overdrive. Original black finish like new. - n. Fur~'liture ed to Mrs. Mullen and second to Mrs. Irving Karr- Jr. Re£1·eshmcnts were served bY $595 the hostess to those named above and Mrs. Rolland Neutzling, Mrs. Albert Coates,. Mrs. R. L. Jacobs and Mrs. Paul Nease. Catalina Sedan. Only 14.083 actual mllos by one careful owner. Power Steerlne. Radio, heater, fully <·quippt'<l. Almost like the day It wu sold. • - 1956 PONTIAC V8 4 dr. Star Chief $2,095 u Catalina Sedan. All leather seals. Uc.st Pontiac "Hard Top" 4 dr. One careful local owner. ( INCLUDES Refrigerator ao4 Gaa Range Pay Only f59.50 down ud f29.011 per month BAKER FURNITURE On Tbe Brlghtesl Corner , 1956 PONTIAC V8 4 dr. ········· · $2,095 ' In I . ' *Necklaces 1955 CHEVROLET Y2 Ton Pickup ·· $1,095 CHMOLET !12 Ton Pkkup ···· $595 • '> ,, 1M Yean of Servlee "From Baglel To Buleka" IOPBN EVBNINGII TIL 8:00 P.M. IU l!ld 301" Pomeroy, Ohio ' PO~CS GMC TRUCIS ·1957 DODGE · ··········· $2399 · BeauU!rll 2 door "6". Bjriek '6nd white. ~dlo, ~p.~r Sedan., ~~atom . Royal ;:-: V-8 m~tor, Ter- ~e~~r: low mll•age .. ·:( ~ · ~ , 11 -} , ~~e Pille 'l'fansm!sslon. Ifadio, Heater, ·Lolli Jf&" CHEVR ' OLET · $ Mrle•ge. Like a new car. . 1695 1956 FORD ····'········ · $1965 Beautiful ivory over Dusk Plum. Delray Coup~ , V-8 motpr. Radio, HQ~ter. Powerglide. Vinyl In- · ol~ 4-Door Hardtop. Power Steering. Padded Dash, tcrior. Local owner. white wall .tires, large motor. Automatic Trans· mission, radio, heater. . .• 1955 PONTIAC · ' ····· ··· $1495 4-Door Star Chief. V-8 motor, radio, heater. ?ow; ef ~teerlna, power brakes. 0~ owner car. t955 CHEVROLn ....... . $1·265 210-2-door. Dark green finish, V-8 motor• ind heater. Really a bargain. ' · ' . Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hysell, of· •Pomeroy, are announcing the marriage o! their daughter, Miss Ruby HfSCil, to Earl Mossman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eslle Mossman, Min· oraville, Tuesday eveninR at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ealle Mossman, with Rev. Grove, of the O~estcr Methodist church official· ina at the ceremonies. · • Afterwards a reception was held With the following guests: Mr. and Mfa. Esile i\lossman, Mr. and Mrs. otnver Hysel, Mrs. Madeline Painter, Mrs. Evelyn Wood, Gqy Hysell, Sue and Bob Mosaman, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mossma~. Rev. Mrs. Grove, Mr. and Mrl. and the honored guests. 1955• MERCURY ;"" · .. $1465 2-Door Hard Top. Radio, heater; new mo!QT. · : · · . · . 1955 PLYMQUTH ·······. ~l45 Belvedere 4-Door. Ihterlor btra nice, vniotol\ heate,r, extra ,good tlr~. . . · .• E ~"". . $ $ · · _ , · '21>-oor Corone~ extra .low mileage, good tires, 4-Door .Cultomllne, new paint, beige-cream, V,-8 , · V-8 mGtor II)To-drive •heater. · ' motor. Sun visor, radio & heater, seat cov~ra. · · , '. · 1 ' f ·' . ·, Fordolilattr·and ~nental Trim. . . 1953 PONTIAC · ' ··:.' ' · ' · $$9$ 1952 RONT14G ,.:..... :.. $$65 !ivdram~ Cblcftain D.eluxe 4-Dbor. 2-to)le' J!I'Cen Station Waeon. 9 Pallenter, 4-Door, Hydratnatlc tic drive, radio; hea~, seat,coven. EiCI'I-Ict04 transmJHion, ·heater, radio. 1 •tlrea. · , · , .. ~.......... POMEROY; :McrtOR .Cit . .. E. MAIN ST. . ··, PHONE 49l • i ., ....,,' .·POMEROY "' ·· r . '~ . ' . ' ' ' ;.; . 1 , • . -~ '')EWELRY STORE "Where Your Confiden~ Ia Juslllled'1 'I· E. MAIN ST. '' · · Pdl'lERdY '_""\ _z t ~ , I I' 2. ·DOQ~ 1 . ' ' I • •,. 1' t COLLINS l.l " . ' \. ' ' .' II J' *'arrings ' *Bracelets *Bib Overalls ·. , 1953 FORD -............. $795 1953 DODG ....~ .. _.. ·'.. 69 . ...--,.1·,. *Cuff Links ' S~e flab fltae St~cttoaa In all flae n~west deslgtl8 and coiOrf ON DISPLAY NOW. AT 6 ''-!Iilii~ englno. (BLAETTNARS 1957 FORD "· ·" •··•... $1595 CORGREitA Like new dark green flnilh. One careful owner. 195~ l~ory 1 h~ater. SAVE $11100.00 on· this lovely car. Hysell-Mossman Wedding Is Held Tuesday Evening ' . I 1956 GMC Y2 Ton Pkkup ·········· $1,295 Mrs. C. P. Gallagher is a medical patient at Holzer Hospitsl in Gal· Upol!s where she was taken early Thursday morning. Her grandson, Terry Gallagher, who ,work•· io Columbus, is a patient at the Vel· erans Hospital In Dayton. Mrs. William Thomas (Mar~ Ellz abeth Hartinger) will leave tomorrow lor her home In Massachusetts after belnn here to assist In the care of her mother, Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. illrs. Hartinger is recovering from a broken hlp. . 1952 CHEVROLET 2 dr. Sedan ···· ·· ·· $395 Low mileage. One careful local owner. l~jectlon. & •I Jewe~ry 1955 FORD V8 Crestline ······· ··· $1,395 TRUCKS Middleport .. ,1957 CHEVROLET ······· $2595 · 1'957 ~ CHEVROLET ! ·:· · · · :_$t94S · Sl'flrt Coupe V-8 with Ramjet Fuel 10 De)ray Coupe. 'over. blue, _radio, heater atllj SOt'iety 0!19 miles llas appearance of new car, satin sun visor. Skitts, low-mileage, loeal owner. · 'black finish, with rod interior trim, radio and · . · ·.' Costume . 2 dr. Sedan. One meful owner. Spotless light blue finish. New Buick trade-ln. Week-end Special. • \ Just Received of 1955 FORD V8 Customline ········ $1 ,295 ll!lll. The Racine Firemen's Auxiliary Tuesday evening gave a farewell party for Mrs. Hupp who is moving to a new home at Waverly. Present for the· affair were: Mrs. Mary Cleek, Mrs. Mary Anna Holter, Mrs. Emma Jane McCIIntoeh, Mrs. BellY Theiss, ;~rs. Pauline Hart, Mr•. Laura M. Johnson, Mrs. Rosie McClaskey and Mrs. Jerry , Powell. The auxiliary alsp voted $~0 to the Emergency Squad Fund. New Spring .Line Steering. One of the cleanest "liard Top•" anywhere. 2 dr. Victoria Cpe. Extra good hard top model. All vynal icatllcr Farewell Party Given .By Racine Firemen Auxiliary - - ' 4 dr. Pheaton Sedan. Morc-o-matlc. Very low milcago. !'ower .1 ltc !,. rl Ml~dlepo"'' 1956 MERCURY V8 Monteray ··: · $2,095 '' coin Road. Prize for high score was nward· Beautiful original blue finish with new matching seat covers. 1953 BUICK V8's & Straight 8's ···· $795 day evening at her home on Lin· ALL NEW l953 CIIVROLET 210 4 dr. Sedan ·· $695 19 Mr. and Mrs. All~n of Bradbury are announcing engagement ·of their daughter Marylyn Sue to Raymond Lee Wilcox son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilcox of Langsville. t,IA~DTO~ '.·~· \ .•. . \ . " ... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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