https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0677fe9d2acca68b5ec21e368561600d.pdf fbd328ed49e320c2c200d0a0560248a8 PDF Text Text • .. r '!' ·. \ •· ' _ . ) 'I '' ' '' ~!.lf,Ws hollies AHobby . F~r Bedfast Pomeroy W,oman inel ·~ / Weother . lr UniW l'itH ~ Ohio: Cloudy an<l cold witt! acal• tarod snow flur~ ~.,. ~l'lly cloud)' lOUth-, ciOIHl\o "*''' with onow flurrl11 ~orlhutt tonlthl an<l Sundar. Hlth 25· 34, low lonlghl 10.20. lodtr VOL IX NO. 245 Anlerican 'CI•arles Russell · T~ Enter Race l F. . C . • • 7' Or OIDDIISSIODer Purchase Of Delta Queen By Kaiser Aluminum Denied • CINCINNATI Th;i:'"I)OIImie Wharfboat" known to many of the older folk In Meigs County for a long ci,~ars is pictured above in 1Gl8 being shoved into Pomeroy's Main-s! by ice pac~ in ObliD-River. This was the "Swan Song" of the wharf lloaat for later she dropped back into, Use,lee floated down river struck the railroad bridge at Pt. Pleasant and then was groUncLto bits by the ice I!ack al Gallipolis Island. t!IGH·LOW TEMPS , ~ l'be low· Ll)hn, pomeroy; ·t st reported .lel,nperature' In . the Pwneroy; . -\~~a ~atlon toc!•Y was 22 below 'zero at Lovella Quillen, Bemldpl, Mlnn..111ihelrt ·reported J'by~i! ICAls~t· l.tcJUporature Friday was 81 degree 4•ug~fl'l· Racine. at Brol~osvllle, Tex. 1830.· There was another landing a (e.w yean later at Coalport, now the lower end ol Pomeroy. The first and only wharlboat was built at the Valentine B. Hor· ton boatyard in Pomeroy In tlie liMO's. W6 do not know tho euct I NEW YORK UP .. I. ' dalj!, but likely it was in lll47 or 1848. It was managed by James Martin but there were others owning shares in , tbe company that oimed .-her including Mr. Horton. An advertisement in the Meigs (Continud On Page S.vtn) UP - An olliclal of the Kaiser Aluminum Cn. plant at Ravenswood, W. Va., t<r day denied reports his firm was considering buying the Delta River Queen - last ol the Ohio River passenger boats. Bart Benedict, public relations manager of the Ravenswood plant, said he talked with Dick Blake, ollicial !rom the company's Oak· land, Cali!., ollice, but Blake merely wanter to check the trip charg"f lor the boat. · The Oakland representative in· dlcated his company would like to transfer its . contract for char· tered trips to the new owners should the vessel be sold. Benedict said hi~ lirm made no offer to buy the boat, owned by Mrs. i,etha Greene, Cincinnati, widow of tbe late riverboat cap. lain, Tom Greene. Mrs. Greene, who has been II')'· ing to oell the boat because she said she couldn't get enough pissengers to make it pay lor itself, said •h• has bad no new offer• �tlonor RoiNs I I suNDAY ijstedAt WHS II"',"' freaoure Huh! Prlee Is.R11bt l'lilth llr Co~~ 'l:t• :rae Dough Jlld Day News Movlfllrne ' Kitty Foyle Matinee The~e Queen lor a Day ! Jdel'1) ftq~eeo Your B t Parade News Headllaea WeatbQJ"cast N tewateh S gn Oil t>DV~ MI.' gs County John our prel\ll1f ~mb) m fare An~ you 11 gel those tiQ na nes I on 'I" ler hu Col\10\b' Tlmt Splnioh Playbu.,. S(l!>t'tS Eye John wond I'! too wbJ Alhjns Oh o Un tt y d dn t grab the hal i~,;,~Out 10 years aro and con the Ot a port Into a Ieeder 11><at on lor pos by Piedmont another I ne U de Sa'll "'II' t Ol! o l t>n mont'y h~ n tu The a rpor~ wouJd have w II all of so h~as ern Ohio Ther. w.. a compllcoll9~ T~f W•~tho;n;,st a Nel'(l Picture NBC lews l!'awkeye The Pt'ke Is Rllht They Kept Faith In God and Man! hf' a port (eolleee) and d dn t pe m romme,rcql op Rcv an I Mrs W H Strauahaugh an I two chi dren are In Newark fo two weeks of meet ing1 to wh. ch he il evanael st Attendance at Sunda)' School on Jan U was 95 offering fl845 ~fr. and M s Pearl JacobA: spent n few davs In Columbua the paat week I<Sll!r sJ'Ob\.over spent week end ot ht! home here He emp oy !d In Toronto Oh o Wya t Scluefer and son Dnld ol Ml Vernon Mr and Ml'l Vern Story ol Columbuo Mr and Mrs Clur n e Ak ey of Athen• were £Uests o! th~lr parento during the woek end Callers at the Schaefer home were Mr and Mrs Edd e Schat!fer IIerman Michaels and •ons om\ Morgaret Allen Mrs Edna Schaefer ca led on Mrs Georgia Dehl Lewis Fox employed In Steub envlle spen the week end at h 1 home nere CHESTER Mr and Mn C N lonea spent lhe week end with Mr and Mro Ed lolorrloon and children Blaek lick Mr and Mrs B E Will Syra cuoe Yla ted Sundar evenlnl with lr!r and Mra D If Cleland Mra Mabel Van Meter Is spend II\!! oeveral dayo with Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter Morning Star lol• and lira Opha Offutt and ~hlldren and !olr and Mr! Law renee Smltb spent Sunday wit~ Mr ond Mrs Thomaa Weber Mrs 1ohn Zweyer Baltimore Md spent oevera days with heJ father JONe Tuttle who Is con lined lo hl1 hOIJie with a broken lei Min Lenora Be zing CQ)~mhus via led her olater Mrs Fl'da MI ler and other relatives Mr a)ld lolrs Charles Chaffee Silver Rld1e visited Mr ond Mn Frank Gau Mrs Geor1e Pyles recently &fiOnt a day with her aunt Clara O~llnrer Pomeroy 'Mr and ¥r& Larry Jl<l~eh of l~ckoon open! a few dar• wl h lfr and Mra Guy Summerfield 'Mr and Mrs fieney Beaver had as suppor gueots Sunday Mr and Mrs Lowell Boaver and daughter and Mr and Mrs R A Miller o! Middleport Mr and ¥ra J T Mees Alben~ af¥!nl Sunday w In Mr and Mrs 1hed c or Mr and Mra Char e1 Woode v a ted sunday with Mr and M,. P F Kobenl& SYRACUSE Ed Sulllnn Show Channell- Saturclay By ll~lttd Prtll DOUGLAS Wyo - Co II Fu vo ers gate 4 swcc heart of mad doi k llcr Cha lcs Starkweather lU ~rter both were eaptured on how II felt lo b! n hil co npany ~1'1' .,.,.,.,.,., ni hlo m~lder ron page through the Midwest 1 was arrafd he was gong to wke me to Wash nsto slate and Mrs YR~~~~ Maino Mrs C~t Lsl sncc return ed o her hom here ar er spend ng severa weeks n Pa It eraburg w th her son and daugh ter in law M and Mrs Carl Lal lance JlCk Wood of Rio Gron~e ca I ed on M ll L I an McB de an I Mrs Ruth c nd II Wod e ~ay Mrs ll c nr ~ Da ley s JA,P. ov ng at ber home t om a rece t illness 1 Rober C ow sp t Sat day n Columbu& on bus ncs8 Mrs Roy Whaley o Burling ha n v s ted her moth Mrs Leona W nebrcnnor Mr and Mrs Thomas W ams and Wayne Columbus Jpent the weekend with h s pare ts Mr and Ms C F \\ ltllams Mr a d Mrs Charles Neuman and Mr and Mrs Cheste Bueklcy spon Sa urday n Ma a ta an l Parke •b g Mr and Mrs Pat ours of Col umbua v s ted Saturday w h Mrs Myrtle Crew Mr and Mrs George Steel and chll~ren of co umbus were here for he wcckend with Anna Me Coy who aceompan c ! hem home kI m• •• Ooo\>ll!tlo Made Boaat II t was a long term ggvern n ent H ndenbu g wan ed when he ~ccl!pted H t cr: he eertn nly got t Goebhels \\Tole n 1932 hat Once we have power we never w1 give It up The~ would have to carry our bodies out Exactly 12 year and three months arter Hit er was swor:1 in he was en 1 ed out ss a corpse along w th Goebhels By h n the m ~n who ave~ \ HOLLYWOOD But even today hey unens ly I d the fntef p oclama o n quar er of a re urv ago Dldn t Trust H tltr lllndenburg d sl ked 111d d t u•j• d Hiller a I only lou days esrl cr had dechl ed hi." wo ld never appoint he I tie A s tr an corpora as chance lor Bul by lan 30 1933 the 85 y•qr old Pres dent upp r n (y alar"'ed by rumors of a v elent rovernment coup I the mak ng [ nally agreed to a cept H lc as chancellor Hlndenburg s od sers led by Franz von Papen ~~sured hln that oncP. H t ~r was. n office they cou ~ contro and man pu late n m Less ban two mon hs Ia er on March 2$ a Nazi packed par 1a mo~t voted Hitler d etatorljl powen Sl1 months late a I o her pa ties had been d ssol;ed or ban ned and Germany beca e a totalitarian Naz ata e Hlndenburg uppo nled H tier •I • • under the emergency dawe WASIIINGTON- Cho rman John the COIJSI tu ton wh ch d d not C Doer!e o! the Federal Com req~l,. parlament' approvol mu eotions Commisslon on the Malorlty lmpooslblt accepton•e as a loan by FCC l'lle country had been run by me hers 9l color television . . this ela~se slnee 1930 when con from manu!~cturera tlnued 1quabbl ng n parliament To ua It 1 ~ot a luxury It s made I mposs ble to form any part of o~r job to see how it kll'd of majority wo kJ We look 1t televiS on ~ut H ndenburg s cho ce was a shows not tor fun but to learn popular one !lore tnon 17 m II on what 1 COIJII on Germ\"' of 39 n llllon vo ed Naz nemtl Ia ~In the rei at ve )' free e ect ons 7 00 730 8 30 9 00 t 3D Melts Cou.nty ffews WJEif 12;10 p.m. Daily on 990 spot TV Cla!SrOOm Captain Kangaroo , M ghty 11 use Ployhousr Garden Club Saturday Playhouse Young Peop es Phi bar monic Lone Ral\l!cr Pro Ho1key Moot Corliss Archer Record Hop 20th Centucy Star Performance Perry l!l•son Show Dick &. tho Duches• T~o Gale Storm Show Havo Gun W II Travel Gunsmoke OJftolal Dotectlve News Tba La e Show GE Theatre Allred Hiteheoek $64 000 Chal\rnge What s 141 Line Sunday News Special The Late Show l Chonnel ~onday 12 ~ 12 13 12 39 12 4~ I do I 39 l!ousepiirtl"'~ Sunday- ChanheiB 10 00 10 30 II 00 II 30 12 IRl 12 30 I Oil ~ 00 3 30 4 Oil 4 30 5 Oil 6 Oil 6 30 7 00 7 30 Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up and Live United Nation• in Aetlon Camera Three llot a Take A, Trip Wild Bll HICkok Badge and Bullets Sunday Showe,u e The Last Word Face tne Nahon CBS News See n Now Beal Tho Clock Annie Oakley La11le Bll!'helor F1t~er Captain Kangoroo CBS !i'ews 1\lllfnlng Show Garry Moore Ailhur God!rer Dotto l !jews al Nopn Love of Llfl-, "!!arch fill' 1'omorrow G:~IIUII&i .LISht Klitle'i"Xltchen Aa the WoriJ TufDI Be~l tbf ~­ 5 oo 8 30 6 ~3 8 ~5 7 00 7 30 BIJ Payoff The Ver<bet Ia Youn Dr ghter Day Secrt t Slotm Edge of N~hl Early Show Yo\11' Esso RoACII'Ier Sporla Parada Weatherman Leavp II To Bea..,. Rob._ Hood 8 flf) Lqcy and Desi ~ 0(1 Danny Th'!IJIII 9 30 10:00 n Oil 1 II 05 II 10 Deeoml>er Bride SIQII,i One U(I-IHbe-Mlnute Nl""'l Scanntitl the 'o1.flther The Late Sho" 'The sculptor has reproduced many char actertstics in the Pioneer Mother Statue Courage resoluteness forb tude show In thIs work of art Only the ktnd of people that are depicted In this statue could have carved a nat on out of a vast wtldemess as they diil "!'hey had one other characteristic not brought out by the sculptors skill and art Tiley had ta1th faith m themselves and fat th m a hiJ!her power In sp1te of hardships that would ~ave staggered most of us today they kept their faith They -l!eld ontO It In spite of everything The piOneer mother took along With her a determ1~Uon which enabled her to have a susta nmg a d No sooner had her hOI\le b@n erectll4' than she and her husband began to sec to the erection of a chur~h to meet their needs The chuq:h which sustamed the piOneers m thetr new homes ts worth JUst as much to you Are yqu reallzfug Its benefits• lVtt_h the lhoP,e tl:lot 1t wtil I"' some measure foster and help susHt!n that which IS good ,,., farnljy and communtty ltfe thts featUre is sponsored hv the business ftrms and orgontzat1or.s whose riOm~s appear tlelew A'n Appliance Sn U~ E ll(ala St Pomero) Pnmeroy Cement Block Co. Pomeroy Ohio liik• Furniture Stiffler Red Anchor Mlc!dleport Pomeroy Budget Shoppillg Ceale1 Fife Refrfge...,icJ Ohio Vallt!y Baking Co Middleport Ohio Ma\ers of Holsum Dread Forema11 & Abbott Mltlc!lepoJt Custom )Built Kltthens Meigs Equip111ant Co. Pomeroy Ohio R. H. Rawlif'i!IS & Sons Co. Your Dodge & Plymouth Deller Heiner's Bakery Bakers Of Goot1 Bread Uuullngto:n, W Va Rodio Dial AUSO at 1 S5 p m every day additional Melgl County aew1 Items (hanul13-,......, Chanll'ei13.Monday 12 5t Sian C\11 t Oil Ml\l'qh Ill Dlmesll'eletbon 4 00 All Star Goll 1 5 00 lofarch ql Dimes Teletboa 8 Oil Counley lluale JubdH e00 Ltwrenet Welt Ylt~ Wallaee 1Diervle1J IIIIYIIower Newa Matl:b of Dimeo Teleihon 9 44 Sllln On 9 45 Jl~inlll\!l\Vl& 11 oo Ad"ntures In LeaJitlns /r 11 5o l!elgbborJ 12 o~ Noon Newa ,_ 12 15 Llooraee 1245 ¥ovtf Quick Qulo 1 00 Gr~jcMn Wade Show 130 llfovle llf~Unee 300 Ame~on Bandlland 3 39 Do You Tluat Your Wife •flo American "andllaed ····'·''''"' 5011 5 30 Club 800 Cl~h BIS Ttie ule Rlvlin Show 830 Aii'tbur J smith Reports the News ~e';0... THOMAS FORK I l I Fnendly Ne1g,hbors Contr1 bute To March Of D1mes In Conservation The Oh o Federal on o! Boll Conservat on d ltnC!ts n annual sesston here last weet pre.sented d st nc ve serv ce awards to G2 so I d str cts wh ch bave teacbed a h gh evel of • development Jn conservat on E even o! the&e d air c1.s reo e vcd super or award• 24: ex.. cclen and 17 good o llrletl preSEnted super or awards were Adams Ashland Carrell Champa gn Cia k Greene flancock Mad son Preble Warren anCI Wayne Ten year awards to d atrtd.l wh cb have comple ed 10 yean of se :e went l(l ru ton Hardi.ft. Lora n R cbland and \\ yandot. Tbe group named Sam &tullebaker c! T pp C ty Mam Coun ty p e.s den Har e H eb of Con nen~l f rst v ce-pretideDt Sam Frantz of Dublm aecolid v ce pres dent and Harry Arm strong of Logan secretary t.reiJurer Studebaker was elevated ta tho post from he first viCe presl dency He aucceeds Robert Grl.,. er of Spr ngf e d as federation head C)n Your ed an procramo ooll and 1Jiile needa and to hri"'. .... Into your proptll'jf,• tad nat onal pol cy on renellable DltUI' al resoureea to end Ill• coat11 lnter-departnientol conflleti ol rovernment with re~t~ect to" re- Br ROY L IMITM The I u t CfDtlll')' Chrllllan And tho lesoon that we shou d Church was composed of men and araap a that we cannot force Je women who had been coaverted ¥Us to change hu m nd and wnys ly Euttnt lrown ~hoclllt to' a !a th n leouo Christ and who His law s arc fixed and a e etcr Mlnltttr lor he n ost part !rom the na II wo try to br011k them he cane lHI CORNIIl ITONI ra ks or the poor the UnJOphl.. lawa are not broken' but ns ead Thq eubject of l~la leiton II t cated the lna."'Jc¥1ate aouree proaram1 drawn from the 17th veroe ol we a e eru11hed and &round to The Apootle Paul In wrltinc to powder 11 tranolated in the K J one of the youne cburelatt re Other IP<Il;m IDcluded qr~ the 2Dth chapter Of ~L tulle veralon cultural and -.Uon offl The very llone w~lc~ lbe ~~lid m nded lr.m that there 1Jere not A, a 111 nloter or Chr~t 1 do not many prom ncnt people among c alo, educators ElteDIIoa per era rejected baa become the (head 10net and ooll •!'""lallttl ot the corner" The follo\r!J)g feel !lngry at people wh() are .&jn them few o! them were educated ve"e In the ehapl•r ttad! tbui nlng away hetr daya of groce arc and m0111 of hem had come !rom ~very one who lalla on that not go ng to ehurch are del ber the ranks of 1b~ de-ela~~ed and the atone will be brobd to pl«e~ ately 1nd eontdllentiy break • B submerged The majonty of them but when It Ialli on anrone It will HI• laws but there lt more a note were adua a avea lira AI,.. llooro WM a dinner of patboa In our heart We know eru11h him Man y of hem fou'd In the sueo ~ of her aiJier lin C !. that a man s sill& wi I sooner or or coune the corner alone 11 Church heir only opportun ty Roecber and afternoon eaUen at none other lhan Je,uo1 the Chrlot later catch up wl h h m and he to be somebody It waa mslde the Roecher home - e Shirley will be the Ylclim the little church meetlnga that and I unlor llobertl and :lienor Ebevening Wvlee II 7 90 ~' II We s and or 1 t In tbe bleach they made tile only 1peethe1 lin Sunday Morning preachln• op Nov 24. era of the great arena ~nd watch bey had ever made lD the r lira Hope tbUn spent WednuDec 22 and Jan It Even ng the scenes oC the world unfold ves The only ortacet tbey ever day aftemoon with lira. Dalloo preaching Dec. and Jan I Man 11 the ac or upon the 1~age he d and the on y reapona b I GI'O'Ier and Mro GeDe llumpbrey Christian Youtb FeiiOWihlt- and much of hu dongs arc not cs w th wh ch hey were ever Shtri..J llobertl called on Sue meet n1 Nov H at Hemlock to be commended but bo ly con en ru ted arne to thfm through Vanlnw~pn Wednelday $Veolng Grove 8 p 11 CGnil'qaUoyl demned We read Jlll$ )esterday he Chur$h t • then •mall meetlnrs on lhe rr day aftr. 10 he newspapers and heard oYer wonder that they prized the1 my Lord It w&intmJ to welcome Sblrloy RDbertl ealled on Bettr preachiol servlcea the P'-VIOUI our rad o and telev s on of a member!!h pi as someth ng very me n the Father'I houte th 1 and ludy Borton 8wtday evening Callen at the home of llr and Sunday mornln' Rev Hmld C young man on y 1\; yean of age prec ous and ve y valuable morn ng " And aa a conse llr1 Dalton GroYer and family Do ter mlnlller Welcome respens ble for k I ng en peo Membt ship Mt1n1 R thtt quence he found the service a were Hr .and lira WQiia w..t aod TuppOu Plalill Chrfotlan pie h ~ feJiow men) The s one .s r ch reward children Powhatten Point and llr Cbureb SUn:lay S'chool at 10 L already !ted to crusb him to A h ghly t.len ed but rather Your lu...,o let..., to You and Jln. Walter Eltlin and ehll m Creaton Ne'tflaDd 3upL Com i:!eath for b s unbr daled and un ret eent yuung couple moved n Every .Cbrittian 11 under a en. to a ne ghborhood n wh ch th.: e mdnlon and preachiDc at 11 a m and evening ,.,.,.. at 7 ~ p eontrol ed cr me aga nat God 5and was a church or a denom nat on aobe reopon11blllty to help l>ear llr and lira Artie Eblin and DIman Let us not forget that ,."~ w th wh ch they had been af !he burdens or other people but na and llr and lira. George Briem ~ornlng l""'•ellii1J on llpf df another category wlll work to- fi a ed In the r younger yean he a under an evea more sober l., and lam ly ealled on th01r 17 Dec lb and Jio. 1:. J)venlltg respon01h lily tor bearing bh uento llr and lira. Steve Eblin P"'aehlnr on Dec. 1 Vee and .¥.•rd the same e~d The wages The r rst Sunday follow ng then own burdens lUDda7 of aln s delttb All the s ns and arrival n the common ty hey Jan 18 Chrlallill, YO.th Fellow 1tr and Mra. fWier MeOelland lhlp meetinp 7 to e p m firs: wrong we eomm t are not ust presen ed themselves at the htt e Tbere s a b t of solemn ad nd chaldren Belle W Va were simply aga nst soc ely bu ehapel at he t me of the morn VK:e In the New TWment tr Tueodly Ia DIOnlll at Tuppe a 1 ng serv ces and were g ven he the effect ttut every man must ruent gue!IJ of Mr and Mn Dal Plajna third Tuet4fY at l.o!!i RIJI nst God as we All the re,Ject ng (of the Lord usual profess onal g eet ng at the work out his own salvat on ron Grover and 1tr and Mn. Gene illltf?m ornew BINd m"'llnt the •ewrul Tueiday Iii the m~nth a~d our !ellowman and wro g door A the dose of the serv And the Apollle Paul wrote to ffUIJ!pbrey Chrllllan Women 1 FeUoWJblp w may do wII never destroy ce they met he paator but no !he Galatlcln ehurch NYinl eaeh Sherman IIDbertl called on llr to man w II h.ne to bear h s own lnd lira Pearl llobertl Sunday the secoJ!d Thu!Way In lbe mon God but we wlll be the loosers one el&e even nqu1red u A-3< Charleo PuUena Keealer A. th Rev Harold C Do!tor mlnifo God can get along wi hout us the r name or the r nteresu load but we cannot get along w lh.ou Our g the hr~ subsequent There are some burdens which r B Mus ealled on Mn Dalton ter Welcome. Sunda)ls thell' experfence..was very we can reuoubly expect to Grover and family Monday L"" I a - Chrflflon Church him Sunday SchOol at 8 30 1 j!i Mn Th s story would seem to nd much the san c share w1tb otllen but there are !olr and lin Gene Humphrey Waller Brown Supt Communion eate that God s only a god of , - - - - - - - - - - - , o her burdena whleb are atrietly called on hi> pam1ta, iofr and Mrs Edward Humphrey and !am ly on and Preach}nl oervt.. at to ., a judgmen but he as a god of ou own even ng m and '""Ding IOI'VIee 11 7 30 LOVE and any p1,1n shment he There are 1ome things we can Sunday Sherman IIDberta called on llr Morning pre~g on Dac l Dee may use no matter how t may expect frQm the Churcb and and lira. Wiley Burton Sunday a! 13 and Jan 12 Prayer meeUog burt for the momen ) Is in ended here are other things the Cbarcb lenloon. and Bible otudy every WedD"' to rcconc le h mself to us For expects of 111 day at 7 sop m Christian Yo~th the momen all d sc pi ne seems Respons bUJty Ul a tw~way Fellowship meetings 7 to 8 p. In painfu rather than p easan street down wb cb duties and 111'11 Tu..4ay I~ montb al Tuppen later t 'I elds the peacefu fru t P v legi!:s pass and repass ~ Plains third Tuelday at IAIIR of r gh eousness to those who The begtnnlng or responJibiltty 1 Bottom 0!1\clal Board meeUng I ave been tra ned by t He B Within each of us and tht tho flr~t Thursday In the montb brews 12 11 rewards of fellOWJhlp come tG Rev Harotd c. D.,ler mlnlater H s name demands our rcspec those who do their duty f1rsl A eonlnbution wu made to the Welcome devol on and lo\'e and lc th s Marth of D mea when the Friendly be a onstant rem nder est w Nc chbors Club met Tuelda7 eve fihOh ld forget l at ~ven hough nmg at the home or lira. Leon lie we as bu lders reJCC the STONE Knlgb~ Spnng AYe he s st I Head of be Cor cr Mrs Denver Thoma prer&dent. PreJilded at a short bUJ Delli se• a lt 9ulii'Be t&u LAU~~L CLIFF , n the community • abo llld and 1 ouppooe 1 liave trealtd ttrangers u we bave been treat ed But 1 have beealhllklnrlbout he matter II 11 the Church and t s our chlll'<ti H belonp to uo ust ., much aa It belonp to any o! the people who ha>1 been 11m 20 yearo We have aa many rlchtl as any of them hive IDd we need t u bad •• a111 of them do 1 propose then that we 10 to church th 1 morning 11 If It l>elonged to us and let 1 make ti ... people recognue ut 11 thoua:h we were part owner• with them And the plJn worked WJWn the apace of two ,......, they had diiCovered aeveral YCllllll coupl., whose fr endahlp promlled 10 1>e very rewardiD8 And within a year they were tOUII:ted amona: the leadm I am one tor whom Chrilt died said an old man 11 be made ready for ebun:h Jn a strange dty and no matter wh•t the people think or do Sermonette• Ro~tf~ Y(lt~ FMUI!!l' .Trd P'ratu!ls Sh01r < mt ons on Oh o owned land Se ems that r somebody was on Ue bal n Athens ~ uch a ~ehnlealiiY hould have been work$:~ out Piedmont !o mmple hd 9f I • equ pmen on the ltcld ready ln ~ o and w e sen scamperln& The compl ted Probate J~d&e lluat on tr no one r s for he pooltlon It w b p o Judse ~'"'1n to han e both jobs "' But n "' a pet lion Ia riled In the Common Pleas Court to com I ne tho jobs Mr Baeon would n hove to ouch It alter Jan I 19~9 He would t nave to now ex c 1t for h s own generoslty with H : Church Belongs To You If Chtt Taonohlll h r ow st:uooi UilsoN 1dr mimi"- • 1100 after wb ch games were play ed and pnut awarded to lin. Gerald G""""r Mn Dopley Rei bel and Cbuctre Leear A salad coune W8l served by the bolteu to Mrs Harold Lohse Hrs Charles Legar and Chuckie Mrs Thoma Mn Robert Arnold Mts. W liard He~nes, ifn Emer lol1 Well Mrs W I~ Sheridan -1p1d Darla Mr1 Ronald Smith Mrs Reibel Mrs Dmd Ohlmger and Sandra Mn Henry Werry lin George Burhanan Mrs ciW' res Werry IDd Mary Kathryn and llrll Jack Robson DenTwoCub Scout Meeting Held On Tuesday Cub Scout. of Den Two held theft regular meet ng Tum•r a! ter school JD tile recreation room at the home of lira. Oliver Iii chaeL Group alnginc opened the m..t. lng alter whleh refreabmento were reeordtd and lnVIIotiona to the blue and gold banquet to be held In Februan> were made. Tbe meeting ciOIOd with the living etr cle. Relrcslunent. we"' served preetdmg the meeUng to the folio,. 11\11 cuba Harry Game&, B II Eng ltah Don Swlaber .ChristOpher Hersche Newsom National Grange Master and featured speaker told he group that man pulat on of price supports would not open the doors to the kind of prosperous future all of us want for ourselvea and oar Tompkltu, Eus- Triplet~ Larry Mankin David Keller Roome Lodrab busmesli p cture pn Steve Finlaw and Dav d Hi l•nken Like Butlnttt •bael, lira Orval Wllea and !Irs Bankers I ke the bowling bual- M•hoe~ Den Motben and one ess Its strlclly for cash on tbe gucs~ Dickie Werry barrel head There s little book keep ne, nvovlved no aC'COllnta recetvab e and no inventory to eon end w th Estm ales arc that In s boWlll\1! bus ness has 11ome 20 million Amcr cans part c pat ng and 110 one bas a bad wor~ to oay (or lhc automat on ovolved The pm spotter was nvented b)' a bowler who \loB& barred by the pm boys He put a mach ne » getller n a turkrey bouse m Pearl R ver N Y Thl! deVIce later wu acqu1 ed by Amer can Machm.e • ALL NEW Foundry wh eh mates the spot tors and leases lbem to bowling aiLe) s for a fee on each game rolled S ROOMS OP Fumiturt A GOOD MAN TO KNOW $595 INCLUDFS AGENT lefrileralor ... Gaa RIDge Pay Ollly ~8.50 cloll'll u4 f!t 041 per mona Call BAKER WARNER-IHLE FURNITURE INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 40.11 110 W Courl St Pomeroy 01 111e Brlthtest Co111er Ia Mlddlepo'i �tlonor RoiNs I I suNDAY ijstedAt WHS II"',"' freaoure Huh! Prlee Is.R11bt l'lilth llr Co~~ 'l:t• :rae Dough Jlld Day News Movlfllrne ' Kitty Foyle Matinee The~e Queen lor a Day ! Jdel'1) ftq~eeo Your B t Parade News Headllaea WeatbQJ"cast N tewateh S gn Oil t>DV~ MI.' gs County John our prel\ll1f ~mb) m fare An~ you 11 gel those tiQ na nes I on 'I" ler hu Col\10\b' Tlmt Splnioh Playbu.,. S(l!>t'tS Eye John wond I'! too wbJ Alhjns Oh o Un tt y d dn t grab the hal i~,;,~Out 10 years aro and con the Ot a port Into a Ieeder 11><at on lor pos by Piedmont another I ne U de Sa'll "'II' t Ol! o l t>n mont'y h~ n tu The a rpor~ wouJd have w II all of so h~as ern Ohio Ther. w.. a compllcoll9~ T~f W•~tho;n;,st a Nel'(l Picture NBC lews l!'awkeye The Pt'ke Is Rllht They Kept Faith In God and Man! hf' a port (eolleee) and d dn t pe m romme,rcql op Rcv an I Mrs W H Strauahaugh an I two chi dren are In Newark fo two weeks of meet ing1 to wh. ch he il evanael st Attendance at Sunda)' School on Jan U was 95 offering fl845 ~fr. and M s Pearl JacobA: spent n few davs In Columbua the paat week I<Sll!r sJ'Ob\.over spent week end ot ht! home here He emp oy !d In Toronto Oh o Wya t Scluefer and son Dnld ol Ml Vernon Mr and Ml'l Vern Story ol Columbuo Mr and Mrs Clur n e Ak ey of Athen• were £Uests o! th~lr parento during the woek end Callers at the Schaefer home were Mr and Mrs Edd e Schat!fer IIerman Michaels and •ons om\ Morgaret Allen Mrs Edna Schaefer ca led on Mrs Georgia Dehl Lewis Fox employed In Steub envlle spen the week end at h 1 home nere CHESTER Mr and Mn C N lonea spent lhe week end with Mr and Mro Ed lolorrloon and children Blaek lick Mr and Mrs B E Will Syra cuoe Yla ted Sundar evenlnl with lr!r and Mra D If Cleland Mra Mabel Van Meter Is spend II\!! oeveral dayo with Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter Morning Star lol• and lira Opha Offutt and ~hlldren and !olr and Mr! Law renee Smltb spent Sunday wit~ Mr ond Mrs Thomaa Weber Mrs 1ohn Zweyer Baltimore Md spent oevera days with heJ father JONe Tuttle who Is con lined lo hl1 hOIJie with a broken lei Min Lenora Be zing CQ)~mhus via led her olater Mrs Fl'da MI ler and other relatives Mr a)ld lolrs Charles Chaffee Silver Rld1e visited Mr ond Mn Frank Gau Mrs Geor1e Pyles recently &fiOnt a day with her aunt Clara O~llnrer Pomeroy 'Mr and ¥r& Larry Jl<l~eh of l~ckoon open! a few dar• wl h lfr and Mra Guy Summerfield 'Mr and Mrs fieney Beaver had as suppor gueots Sunday Mr and Mrs Lowell Boaver and daughter and Mr and Mrs R A Miller o! Middleport Mr and ¥ra J T Mees Alben~ af¥!nl Sunday w In Mr and Mrs 1hed c or Mr and Mra Char e1 Woode v a ted sunday with Mr and M,. P F Kobenl& SYRACUSE Ed Sulllnn Show Channell- Saturclay By ll~lttd Prtll DOUGLAS Wyo - Co II Fu vo ers gate 4 swcc heart of mad doi k llcr Cha lcs Starkweather lU ~rter both were eaptured on how II felt lo b! n hil co npany ~1'1' .,.,.,.,.,., ni hlo m~lder ron page through the Midwest 1 was arrafd he was gong to wke me to Wash nsto slate and Mrs YR~~~~ Maino Mrs C~t Lsl sncc return ed o her hom here ar er spend ng severa weeks n Pa It eraburg w th her son and daugh ter in law M and Mrs Carl Lal lance JlCk Wood of Rio Gron~e ca I ed on M ll L I an McB de an I Mrs Ruth c nd II Wod e ~ay Mrs ll c nr ~ Da ley s JA,P. ov ng at ber home t om a rece t illness 1 Rober C ow sp t Sat day n Columbu& on bus ncs8 Mrs Roy Whaley o Burling ha n v s ted her moth Mrs Leona W nebrcnnor Mr and Mrs Thomas W ams and Wayne Columbus Jpent the weekend with h s pare ts Mr and Ms C F \\ ltllams Mr a d Mrs Charles Neuman and Mr and Mrs Cheste Bueklcy spon Sa urday n Ma a ta an l Parke •b g Mr and Mrs Pat ours of Col umbua v s ted Saturday w h Mrs Myrtle Crew Mr and Mrs George Steel and chll~ren of co umbus were here for he wcckend with Anna Me Coy who aceompan c ! hem home kI m• •• Ooo\>ll!tlo Made Boaat II t was a long term ggvern n ent H ndenbu g wan ed when he ~ccl!pted H t cr: he eertn nly got t Goebhels \\Tole n 1932 hat Once we have power we never w1 give It up The~ would have to carry our bodies out Exactly 12 year and three months arter Hit er was swor:1 in he was en 1 ed out ss a corpse along w th Goebhels By h n the m ~n who ave~ \ HOLLYWOOD But even today hey unens ly I d the fntef p oclama o n quar er of a re urv ago Dldn t Trust H tltr lllndenburg d sl ked 111d d t u•j• d Hiller a I only lou days esrl cr had dechl ed hi." wo ld never appoint he I tie A s tr an corpora as chance lor Bul by lan 30 1933 the 85 y•qr old Pres dent upp r n (y alar"'ed by rumors of a v elent rovernment coup I the mak ng [ nally agreed to a cept H lc as chancellor Hlndenburg s od sers led by Franz von Papen ~~sured hln that oncP. H t ~r was. n office they cou ~ contro and man pu late n m Less ban two mon hs Ia er on March 2$ a Nazi packed par 1a mo~t voted Hitler d etatorljl powen Sl1 months late a I o her pa ties had been d ssol;ed or ban ned and Germany beca e a totalitarian Naz ata e Hlndenburg uppo nled H tier •I • • under the emergency dawe WASIIINGTON- Cho rman John the COIJSI tu ton wh ch d d not C Doer!e o! the Federal Com req~l,. parlament' approvol mu eotions Commisslon on the Malorlty lmpooslblt accepton•e as a loan by FCC l'lle country had been run by me hers 9l color television . . this ela~se slnee 1930 when con from manu!~cturera tlnued 1quabbl ng n parliament To ua It 1 ~ot a luxury It s made I mposs ble to form any part of o~r job to see how it kll'd of majority wo kJ We look 1t televiS on ~ut H ndenburg s cho ce was a shows not tor fun but to learn popular one !lore tnon 17 m II on what 1 COIJII on Germ\"' of 39 n llllon vo ed Naz nemtl Ia ~In the rei at ve )' free e ect ons 7 00 730 8 30 9 00 t 3D Melts Cou.nty ffews WJEif 12;10 p.m. Daily on 990 spot TV Cla!SrOOm Captain Kangaroo , M ghty 11 use Ployhousr Garden Club Saturday Playhouse Young Peop es Phi bar monic Lone Ral\l!cr Pro Ho1key Moot Corliss Archer Record Hop 20th Centucy Star Performance Perry l!l•son Show Dick &. tho Duches• T~o Gale Storm Show Havo Gun W II Travel Gunsmoke OJftolal Dotectlve News Tba La e Show GE Theatre Allred Hiteheoek $64 000 Chal\rnge What s 141 Line Sunday News Special The Late Show l Chonnel ~onday 12 ~ 12 13 12 39 12 4~ I do I 39 l!ousepiirtl"'~ Sunday- ChanheiB 10 00 10 30 II 00 II 30 12 IRl 12 30 I Oil ~ 00 3 30 4 Oil 4 30 5 Oil 6 Oil 6 30 7 00 7 30 Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up and Live United Nation• in Aetlon Camera Three llot a Take A, Trip Wild Bll HICkok Badge and Bullets Sunday Showe,u e The Last Word Face tne Nahon CBS News See n Now Beal Tho Clock Annie Oakley La11le Bll!'helor F1t~er Captain Kangoroo CBS !i'ews 1\lllfnlng Show Garry Moore Ailhur God!rer Dotto l !jews al Nopn Love of Llfl-, "!!arch fill' 1'omorrow G:~IIUII&i .LISht Klitle'i"Xltchen Aa the WoriJ TufDI Be~l tbf ~­ 5 oo 8 30 6 ~3 8 ~5 7 00 7 30 BIJ Payoff The Ver<bet Ia Youn Dr ghter Day Secrt t Slotm Edge of N~hl Early Show Yo\11' Esso RoACII'Ier Sporla Parada Weatherman Leavp II To Bea..,. Rob._ Hood 8 flf) Lqcy and Desi ~ 0(1 Danny Th'!IJIII 9 30 10:00 n Oil 1 II 05 II 10 Deeoml>er Bride SIQII,i One U(I-IHbe-Mlnute Nl""'l Scanntitl the 'o1.flther The Late Sho" 'The sculptor has reproduced many char actertstics in the Pioneer Mother Statue Courage resoluteness forb tude show In thIs work of art Only the ktnd of people that are depicted In this statue could have carved a nat on out of a vast wtldemess as they diil "!'hey had one other characteristic not brought out by the sculptors skill and art Tiley had ta1th faith m themselves and fat th m a hiJ!her power In sp1te of hardships that would ~ave staggered most of us today they kept their faith They -l!eld ontO It In spite of everything The piOneer mother took along With her a determ1~Uon which enabled her to have a susta nmg a d No sooner had her hOI\le b@n erectll4' than she and her husband began to sec to the erection of a chur~h to meet their needs The chuq:h which sustamed the piOneers m thetr new homes ts worth JUst as much to you Are yqu reallzfug Its benefits• lVtt_h the lhoP,e tl:lot 1t wtil I"' some measure foster and help susHt!n that which IS good ,,., farnljy and communtty ltfe thts featUre is sponsored hv the business ftrms and orgontzat1or.s whose riOm~s appear tlelew A'n Appliance Sn U~ E ll(ala St Pomero) Pnmeroy Cement Block Co. Pomeroy Ohio liik• Furniture Stiffler Red Anchor Mlc!dleport Pomeroy Budget Shoppillg Ceale1 Fife Refrfge...,icJ Ohio Vallt!y Baking Co Middleport Ohio Ma\ers of Holsum Dread Forema11 & Abbott Mltlc!lepoJt Custom )Built Kltthens Meigs Equip111ant Co. Pomeroy Ohio R. H. Rawlif'i!IS & Sons Co. Your Dodge & Plymouth Deller Heiner's Bakery Bakers Of Goot1 Bread Uuullngto:n, W Va Rodio Dial AUSO at 1 S5 p m every day additional Melgl County aew1 Items (hanul13-,......, Chanll'ei13.Monday 12 5t Sian C\11 t Oil Ml\l'qh Ill Dlmesll'eletbon 4 00 All Star Goll 1 5 00 lofarch ql Dimes Teletboa 8 Oil Counley lluale JubdH e00 Ltwrenet Welt Ylt~ Wallaee 1Diervle1J IIIIYIIower Newa Matl:b of Dimeo Teleihon 9 44 Sllln On 9 45 Jl~inlll\!l\Vl& 11 oo Ad"ntures In LeaJitlns /r 11 5o l!elgbborJ 12 o~ Noon Newa ,_ 12 15 Llooraee 1245 ¥ovtf Quick Qulo 1 00 Gr~jcMn Wade Show 130 llfovle llf~Unee 300 Ame~on Bandlland 3 39 Do You Tluat Your Wife •flo American "andllaed ····'·''''"' 5011 5 30 Club 800 Cl~h BIS Ttie ule Rlvlin Show 830 Aii'tbur J smith Reports the News ~e';0... THOMAS FORK I l I Fnendly Ne1g,hbors Contr1 bute To March Of D1mes In Conservation The Oh o Federal on o! Boll Conservat on d ltnC!ts n annual sesston here last weet pre.sented d st nc ve serv ce awards to G2 so I d str cts wh ch bave teacbed a h gh evel of • development Jn conservat on E even o! the&e d air c1.s reo e vcd super or award• 24: ex.. cclen and 17 good o llrletl preSEnted super or awards were Adams Ashland Carrell Champa gn Cia k Greene flancock Mad son Preble Warren anCI Wayne Ten year awards to d atrtd.l wh cb have comple ed 10 yean of se :e went l(l ru ton Hardi.ft. Lora n R cbland and \\ yandot. Tbe group named Sam &tullebaker c! T pp C ty Mam Coun ty p e.s den Har e H eb of Con nen~l f rst v ce-pretideDt Sam Frantz of Dublm aecolid v ce pres dent and Harry Arm strong of Logan secretary t.reiJurer Studebaker was elevated ta tho post from he first viCe presl dency He aucceeds Robert Grl.,. er of Spr ngf e d as federation head C)n Your ed an procramo ooll and 1Jiile needa and to hri"'. .... Into your proptll'jf,• tad nat onal pol cy on renellable DltUI' al resoureea to end Ill• coat11 lnter-departnientol conflleti ol rovernment with re~t~ect to" re- Br ROY L IMITM The I u t CfDtlll')' Chrllllan And tho lesoon that we shou d Church was composed of men and araap a that we cannot force Je women who had been coaverted ¥Us to change hu m nd and wnys ly Euttnt lrown ~hoclllt to' a !a th n leouo Christ and who His law s arc fixed and a e etcr Mlnltttr lor he n ost part !rom the na II wo try to br011k them he cane lHI CORNIIl ITONI ra ks or the poor the UnJOphl.. lawa are not broken' but ns ead Thq eubject of l~la leiton II t cated the lna."'Jc¥1ate aouree proaram1 drawn from the 17th veroe ol we a e eru11hed and &round to The Apootle Paul In wrltinc to powder 11 tranolated in the K J one of the youne cburelatt re Other IP<Il;m IDcluded qr~ the 2Dth chapter Of ~L tulle veralon cultural and -.Uon offl The very llone w~lc~ lbe ~~lid m nded lr.m that there 1Jere not A, a 111 nloter or Chr~t 1 do not many prom ncnt people among c alo, educators ElteDIIoa per era rejected baa become the (head 10net and ooll •!'""lallttl ot the corner" The follo\r!J)g feel !lngry at people wh() are .&jn them few o! them were educated ve"e In the ehapl•r ttad! tbui nlng away hetr daya of groce arc and m0111 of hem had come !rom ~very one who lalla on that not go ng to ehurch are del ber the ranks of 1b~ de-ela~~ed and the atone will be brobd to pl«e~ ately 1nd eontdllentiy break • B submerged The majonty of them but when It Ialli on anrone It will HI• laws but there lt more a note were adua a avea lira AI,.. llooro WM a dinner of patboa In our heart We know eru11h him Man y of hem fou'd In the sueo ~ of her aiJier lin C !. that a man s sill& wi I sooner or or coune the corner alone 11 Church heir only opportun ty Roecber and afternoon eaUen at none other lhan Je,uo1 the Chrlot later catch up wl h h m and he to be somebody It waa mslde the Roecher home - e Shirley will be the Ylclim the little church meetlnga that and I unlor llobertl and :lienor Ebevening Wvlee II 7 90 ~' II We s and or 1 t In tbe bleach they made tile only 1peethe1 lin Sunday Morning preachln• op Nov 24. era of the great arena ~nd watch bey had ever made lD the r lira Hope tbUn spent WednuDec 22 and Jan It Even ng the scenes oC the world unfold ves The only ortacet tbey ever day aftemoon with lira. Dalloo preaching Dec. and Jan I Man 11 the ac or upon the 1~age he d and the on y reapona b I GI'O'Ier and Mro GeDe llumpbrey Christian Youtb FeiiOWihlt- and much of hu dongs arc not cs w th wh ch hey were ever Shtri..J llobertl called on Sue meet n1 Nov H at Hemlock to be commended but bo ly con en ru ted arne to thfm through Vanlnw~pn Wednelday $Veolng Grove 8 p 11 CGnil'qaUoyl demned We read Jlll$ )esterday he Chur$h t • then •mall meetlnrs on lhe rr day aftr. 10 he newspapers and heard oYer wonder that they prized the1 my Lord It w&intmJ to welcome Sblrloy RDbertl ealled on Bettr preachiol servlcea the P'-VIOUI our rad o and telev s on of a member!!h pi as someth ng very me n the Father'I houte th 1 and ludy Borton 8wtday evening Callen at the home of llr and Sunday mornln' Rev Hmld C young man on y 1\; yean of age prec ous and ve y valuable morn ng " And aa a conse llr1 Dalton GroYer and family Do ter mlnlller Welcome respens ble for k I ng en peo Membt ship Mt1n1 R thtt quence he found the service a were Hr .and lira WQiia w..t aod TuppOu Plalill Chrfotlan pie h ~ feJiow men) The s one .s r ch reward children Powhatten Point and llr Cbureb SUn:lay S'chool at 10 L already !ted to crusb him to A h ghly t.len ed but rather Your lu...,o let..., to You and Jln. Walter Eltlin and ehll m Creaton Ne'tflaDd 3upL Com i:!eath for b s unbr daled and un ret eent yuung couple moved n Every .Cbrittian 11 under a en. to a ne ghborhood n wh ch th.: e mdnlon and preachiDc at 11 a m and evening ,.,.,.. at 7 ~ p eontrol ed cr me aga nat God 5and was a church or a denom nat on aobe reopon11blllty to help l>ear llr and lira Artie Eblin and DIman Let us not forget that ,."~ w th wh ch they had been af !he burdens or other people but na and llr and lira. George Briem ~ornlng l""'•ellii1J on llpf df another category wlll work to- fi a ed In the r younger yean he a under an evea more sober l., and lam ly ealled on th01r 17 Dec lb and Jio. 1:. J)venlltg respon01h lily tor bearing bh uento llr and lira. Steve Eblin P"'aehlnr on Dec. 1 Vee and .¥.•rd the same e~d The wages The r rst Sunday follow ng then own burdens lUDda7 of aln s delttb All the s ns and arrival n the common ty hey Jan 18 Chrlallill, YO.th Fellow 1tr and Mra. fWier MeOelland lhlp meetinp 7 to e p m firs: wrong we eomm t are not ust presen ed themselves at the htt e Tbere s a b t of solemn ad nd chaldren Belle W Va were simply aga nst soc ely bu ehapel at he t me of the morn VK:e In the New TWment tr Tueodly Ia DIOnlll at Tuppe a 1 ng serv ces and were g ven he the effect ttut every man must ruent gue!IJ of Mr and Mn Dal Plajna third Tuet4fY at l.o!!i RIJI nst God as we All the re,Ject ng (of the Lord usual profess onal g eet ng at the work out his own salvat on ron Grover and 1tr and Mn. Gene illltf?m ornew BINd m"'llnt the •ewrul Tueiday Iii the m~nth a~d our !ellowman and wro g door A the dose of the serv And the Apollle Paul wrote to ffUIJ!pbrey Chrllllan Women 1 FeUoWJblp w may do wII never destroy ce they met he paator but no !he Galatlcln ehurch NYinl eaeh Sherman IIDbertl called on llr to man w II h.ne to bear h s own lnd lira Pearl llobertl Sunday the secoJ!d Thu!Way In lbe mon God but we wlll be the loosers one el&e even nqu1red u A-3< Charleo PuUena Keealer A. th Rev Harold C Do!tor mlnifo God can get along wi hout us the r name or the r nteresu load but we cannot get along w lh.ou Our g the hr~ subsequent There are some burdens which r B Mus ealled on Mn Dalton ter Welcome. Sunda)ls thell' experfence..was very we can reuoubly expect to Grover and family Monday L"" I a - Chrflflon Church him Sunday SchOol at 8 30 1 j!i Mn Th s story would seem to nd much the san c share w1tb otllen but there are !olr and lin Gene Humphrey Waller Brown Supt Communion eate that God s only a god of , - - - - - - - - - - - , o her burdena whleb are atrietly called on hi> pam1ta, iofr and Mrs Edward Humphrey and !am ly on and Preach}nl oervt.. at to ., a judgmen but he as a god of ou own even ng m and '""Ding IOI'VIee 11 7 30 LOVE and any p1,1n shment he There are 1ome things we can Sunday Sherman IIDberta called on llr Morning pre~g on Dac l Dee may use no matter how t may expect frQm the Churcb and and lira. Wiley Burton Sunday a! 13 and Jan 12 Prayer meeUog burt for the momen ) Is in ended here are other things the Cbarcb lenloon. and Bible otudy every WedD"' to rcconc le h mself to us For expects of 111 day at 7 sop m Christian Yo~th the momen all d sc pi ne seems Respons bUJty Ul a tw~way Fellowship meetings 7 to 8 p. In painfu rather than p easan street down wb cb duties and 111'11 Tu..4ay I~ montb al Tuppen later t 'I elds the peacefu fru t P v legi!:s pass and repass ~ Plains third Tuelday at IAIIR of r gh eousness to those who The begtnnlng or responJibiltty 1 Bottom 0!1\clal Board meeUng I ave been tra ned by t He B Within each of us and tht tho flr~t Thursday In the montb brews 12 11 rewards of fellOWJhlp come tG Rev Harotd c. D.,ler mlnlater H s name demands our rcspec those who do their duty f1rsl A eonlnbution wu made to the Welcome devol on and lo\'e and lc th s Marth of D mea when the Friendly be a onstant rem nder est w Nc chbors Club met Tuelda7 eve fihOh ld forget l at ~ven hough nmg at the home or lira. Leon lie we as bu lders reJCC the STONE Knlgb~ Spnng AYe he s st I Head of be Cor cr Mrs Denver Thoma prer&dent. PreJilded at a short bUJ Delli se• a lt 9ulii'Be t&u LAU~~L CLIFF , n the community • abo llld and 1 ouppooe 1 liave trealtd ttrangers u we bave been treat ed But 1 have beealhllklnrlbout he matter II 11 the Church and t s our chlll'<ti H belonp to uo ust ., much aa It belonp to any o! the people who ha>1 been 11m 20 yearo We have aa many rlchtl as any of them hive IDd we need t u bad •• a111 of them do 1 propose then that we 10 to church th 1 morning 11 If It l>elonged to us and let 1 make ti ... people recognue ut 11 thoua:h we were part owner• with them And the plJn worked WJWn the apace of two ,......, they had diiCovered aeveral YCllllll coupl., whose fr endahlp promlled 10 1>e very rewardiD8 And within a year they were tOUII:ted amona: the leadm I am one tor whom Chrilt died said an old man 11 be made ready for ebun:h Jn a strange dty and no matter wh•t the people think or do Sermonette• Ro~tf~ Y(lt~ FMUI!!l' .Trd P'ratu!ls Sh01r < mt ons on Oh o owned land Se ems that r somebody was on Ue bal n Athens ~ uch a ~ehnlealiiY hould have been work$:~ out Piedmont !o mmple hd 9f I • equ pmen on the ltcld ready ln ~ o and w e sen scamperln& The compl ted Probate J~d&e lluat on tr no one r s for he pooltlon It w b p o Judse ~'"'1n to han e both jobs "' But n "' a pet lion Ia riled In the Common Pleas Court to com I ne tho jobs Mr Baeon would n hove to ouch It alter Jan I 19~9 He would t nave to now ex c 1t for h s own generoslty with H : Church Belongs To You If Chtt Taonohlll h r ow st:uooi UilsoN 1dr mimi"- • 1100 after wb ch games were play ed and pnut awarded to lin. Gerald G""""r Mn Dopley Rei bel and Cbuctre Leear A salad coune W8l served by the bolteu to Mrs Harold Lohse Hrs Charles Legar and Chuckie Mrs Thoma Mn Robert Arnold Mts. W liard He~nes, ifn Emer lol1 Well Mrs W I~ Sheridan -1p1d Darla Mr1 Ronald Smith Mrs Reibel Mrs Dmd Ohlmger and Sandra Mn Henry Werry lin George Burhanan Mrs ciW' res Werry IDd Mary Kathryn and llrll Jack Robson DenTwoCub Scout Meeting Held On Tuesday Cub Scout. of Den Two held theft regular meet ng Tum•r a! ter school JD tile recreation room at the home of lira. Oliver Iii chaeL Group alnginc opened the m..t. lng alter whleh refreabmento were reeordtd and lnVIIotiona to the blue and gold banquet to be held In Februan> were made. Tbe meeting ciOIOd with the living etr cle. Relrcslunent. we"' served preetdmg the meeUng to the folio,. 11\11 cuba Harry Game&, B II Eng ltah Don Swlaber .ChristOpher Hersche Newsom National Grange Master and featured speaker told he group that man pulat on of price supports would not open the doors to the kind of prosperous future all of us want for ourselvea and oar Tompkltu, Eus- Triplet~ Larry Mankin David Keller Roome Lodrab busmesli p cture pn Steve Finlaw and Dav d Hi l•nken Like Butlnttt •bael, lira Orval Wllea and !Irs Bankers I ke the bowling bual- M•hoe~ Den Motben and one ess Its strlclly for cash on tbe gucs~ Dickie Werry barrel head There s little book keep ne, nvovlved no aC'COllnta recetvab e and no inventory to eon end w th Estm ales arc that In s boWlll\1! bus ness has 11ome 20 million Amcr cans part c pat ng and 110 one bas a bad wor~ to oay (or lhc automat on ovolved The pm spotter was nvented b)' a bowler who \loB& barred by the pm boys He put a mach ne » getller n a turkrey bouse m Pearl R ver N Y Thl! deVIce later wu acqu1 ed by Amer can Machm.e • ALL NEW Foundry wh eh mates the spot tors and leases lbem to bowling aiLe) s for a fee on each game rolled S ROOMS OP Fumiturt A GOOD MAN TO KNOW $595 INCLUDFS AGENT lefrileralor ... Gaa RIDge Pay Ollly ~8.50 cloll'll u4 f!t 041 per mona Call BAKER WARNER-IHLE FURNITURE INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 40.11 110 W Courl St Pomeroy 01 111e Brlthtest Co111er Ia Mlddlepo'i �' L ~ ~htHigh ' j'\Vith 3l~Points As Wolfe Coots" \' ' Radne's Tornadoes won their • 14th of 16 starts this season 1 convinring 9HI3 bulge v~!~~!~ ern Friday night on the • floor. . Buu Beegle. Jimmy AdaJru, ~nd ' Ivan Powell were scoring leadera for Racine while Carl Wolfe was having the coolest night of his ro•r·y•ar high sthool career. Thi• was especially hPart·warmlnr to Coach Larry Morrison as Beegle was fillil!g in for Injured Ronnie Salser who has a dislocated ankle. ' Racme led all the way a,nd nov· rr was in trouble although the Raiders made a game of it with their hard playing Ralph Knight, •., forward or E"'tern, was high for huth teoms hut he was unable to "''" v llw load by himself. His 3t pnml s on 14 ftrlrlers and three of lht N' foul shots was his best produl'tllln of th1· sNl!IOn against lop flll!ht orr0 , 11011 ltnt'"'" ted 20 13 al the first quarter, 44-25 ,, the hall, 6246 at . the th.rd ""nrll·r nwrk Knight w"' mdrd hy Roger Gaul with 11, rollins Wlih 8 and Heuer with 12 They rouldn't keep up wtth the trw or Hadne scorers 16 by Beeglt·. 21 by Wolfe, 20 by Adams and 24 hy Powell Whde cool '" hittmg only 7 of 20 flf'ld goal altt•mpts. Wolfe got . ,DESK H seven firldt>rs anti 7 ror 7 at Ute Hr. and Mra. Wayr~ Brickle• "ih calling on her brother, the Rlw. and Mrs. D"ight Spencer and r•mlly of Cheller. )fr. and Hn. Duane Beaver and f•mtlf of New Matamoras, M·Sgt. ind lira. Michael Gra11o and fiQl· -GMt ''f'II'*W . • I . toughDeaiFor Roy Campanet/a :What a fO\Igh deal for Campy Ciuilpane$a of the Dorllle1~• His fractQred neck is one more proof tha1 the public ways and.1Jlodern automobiles are two of t'tle most datngernlto collililnatlons In history • . . rrt..l.,. • h k 0f 1 t g1 f ' · 0 ~ ""' Ill a ec a P ace ve a re~ plug to an airline. But Campy's accident reminds me of a teri1ark made by Robble Robln5qn recently after he returned to l{untington W. Va., ffo111 old Richmond by Piedmont Airlirles. ' "They've had six years of hump flying .over the Appalachians without a serious, fatal accident or loss of a life," said Robbie. ' This knowledge .permitted him to make the flight from Richmond, Va., to this side without undue 'worry. Campy was in something more dangerous, an auto on a slippery street. Sports fans can only assume that Carnpanella is through with· baseball. Latest wire bulletins hinted he Is paralyzed in much of his body , Campy didn't have many years left as a top major Jeagu~ catcher because of age.' But baseball fans ev~rywhere will sorely miss the name Campanella in spring 'and summer box scores. · Aw..Mnl'ttg T.o0"her SEOAL'ans . &l Wll f•·ee !tnt•. Powdl hud his best 'This Isn't sour grapes because the Panthers won. It's not night With 11 o( 20 or his ORe banders rrnm the 1tcop wing bear- even sweet grapes. But we have 11 duty I~ perform which Is to ing. warn other clubs In the Southeastern Obio ba§ketball league Racino hit 39 of 83 shots for 47 who yet must play Gallipolis. Especially if they .get involved per cent, Eastern zu of 69 for 37 In a close game. J>er cent. Last night on the Washington School Auditorium floor on Jimmy Adams and Beegle con- t · th e best fou1 shootmg · ffi ue Devil stepped to trolled both hank boards through- wo occastons out the evenlllg roach Morrison the line when clearlv another player had been fouled . on suid after the game: occasion Coach Retton of the Panthers was able to draw the "ThiS Is one of !be best team referees' attention to the shift. Only then, and with big and efforts we h•Vl' p11t out. Eaotern ungracious gestures did the illegal player remove himself lookl'll good hut simply were over- Ifrom the charitv Uno. On the second occasion the referees re· powero•d by our boys" fused to recoanize Mr. Retton's orotests and ordered h1'm to The win C'IRI'hl's.lhe ronnty title 't d for l!arnll' whll'h has played all Sl own, not the pla,oer rellt()ve himself. it• leagnt• gu nws. l!ullan~ and On at least several other occasions Gallipolis players tried t;astetn dash F'"day night. Draw· to shift credit for foul• called on them to players With none ings for !he eounty tournoment or onlv one foul alreadv assessed to them. It appeared that w111 he made Thur>day night, how· twice they werp successful in this strategem, the referees ~D· ever, In I he nffit'c of the county narentiv unwilling to helleve that a thing so unsoortsmanllkc rmpcrmtPndenl of ~r hools. h ld be at tempted by anybody in this besi of all possible uarme rmr11·•. who won over s ou 1 • the !title IJ:udo·r. hy one point at Sports Worlds. Ra<"ine, took "'"" 60·34 lost mght. Thev have much to learn. although thev proved last nieht B1ll MrK•·Iv.y was High for Ra· - Mes•ers Heldman and Mendenhall - they are nearing if cme with 22 Arnold Adum• had not~~ the aee of retimnent. , 19. For ~;.,,.. ,n c. Collins had 9 ReferePI"g Is n difficult art, vranten WP won!• be 11 ". By quarlcrtt lJ " Eastern 13 25 4a 63 soor1sman ke oursrlvcs nnt to admit this. Certolnlv •v•nts nacine 20 « 62 91 on tho floor are harrl to ratrh rorrecllv In the snlit sec~n~s 1~ Eastern. Knight 14 f3·3l 31 ; R which th~v nrrur dnrln• a fast. rnu•h. 'ntgger! qame Nn r.. Guo! 4 CHI 11 , Collins 3 (2-41 8; forpn will call ~n entire contest wlthnnt error. nrnhahh• Belzer ~ (2·31 12; Cole 0 Cl·3) I; .lnMem~nr. of nhRI!I'V•ro - •sneciallv fans in it hi 11 1 ltotl c:aol o-o.o. 'l'otats 20 (11·17) dlj>Vr•r with tho•• nf lhr r•f•-· B t lh "1VIaast vniQht w 83. ,... ... ·•.~ . "m,....,.. u ' e ~wens lhwine, Rt•(•!(lc 8 (0-0 16, WoHe ''-""' hrvnnrl nn-rmnl hrn7:Pnnp,q~ ~ ' ' .r . ._ ~ 7 17-71 21 ; AtlatnH 8 1!·91 211. Pow~ 0 '"" •hnnld ""1 hMn!n Mr ffotnmnn nnr! Mr M•nrl•nhnll ell II (2-:H 24; Mt:Dudt• 5 ({}.{1) to: fhthrr 1 wnnlrl rroh:,-. :1 rl'lnnl(l nr nvphrnwJI outrr nn 11 qHonfnn Juhn~on [~00; Clwpmuu 0·00. To- 1111"ci nt Mt·_ rllrrlthro,.c: nr fhf' C:1111innlill' M 1 ,J,Inc1 r t 'f ' lal~ ·f:t9• o..:~20) 91. mhr, ~ll"'"''~'~l'ltlv tro.,fllH'co tnrtl"c: flp .. jn • IF' 11 r.n llrfl' " .., •-.nn ~nq,. If'~ " tn "''h. II I He( ~. II UPJ) BIH I •• lllaeo, tlr>t'! fhn l'!llnll' nF f1,n · .,·..-,. nn 1'·"" ' h ance f hat ga 11 tnn»f Garcia, Friends, Sign For 1953 CLF.VELAND UP _ Pitrhor Mike Garcia and rour olhers IIKned contraeta with the Cleveland Indions Friday, hrlnglng to 23 the numher of pluyi'IS in !be fold for the 19~8 ••••on llnrola returned n Rlgned ront1·art for the "'"" salary ho drew lftRt year. That wns eotimated at $2MOO. ,'l'be four olhm were pltchors V1to Valentine! II and Dick Me,., outllelder JJlck Wllllnms, and first ho!tman Mickey Vernon. From Ri(elfits 16 Pts. ,, .Jll r'lt•l,.. ""W'lrfl wnlll"''' n '1n/nty orficia'fs (me rxc (1 . fnllnw SF.OAT .'1111~ ~ ' Football Note:· Th Mid .e dleport football squad Friday afternoon picked their football co-captains for 1958·59. They were named b the vole of returning lettermen. y Gene Abbott and Bobby Nelson will spearhead the spirited ~ackets next season. , Abb 0It 18 • ff an enslve fullback and defensive tackle He already has earned two letters. · Nelson Is offensive and defensive halfback. He was the leading scob~er and ground gainer for the Yellow Jackets last sthearesotn.t Bhol>by has vory good speed and should be a serious a o s opponents next fall. Both of th bo h ese ys ave what it takes in football : great de· 1 rnmola&kK;(! . 'i ol ~ f New treed P,anthers Quiet Last Quarter · ·:~~f~ :~: ~,~ ifit(tf~ · • , for Galhpo)ls, . . Rally By OalliaBiue De~ils, G.r~~~:r. b~. qu•ri.e~., .. (Continued Prom Pitt Oni) . - ' - . ' x.,1s .- ~1o •· · · '· ·Pomeroy · Galllpol~: lloolic p 3 o-o 6; Shelllf·'O.Oil 7-6 23; Carr 1 0-o 2; Gilmore oO~ · ~l"'lng: 11·13 45. · · · · · ' trolled, bided ~Is lime anjl the Conley made four straight free Improving eyeale~t of the ref· throws on the 1-1 slluallop, .then erees. In tho fourth_quarter, when hit a key push shot. Galllpolia had to ·be stopped, he Flfloen seconds remained and rang up 9 polnli on live charille• the score was 47-45, Pomeroy! and two timely fielder!. (')n the throw in, Zirkle to Haw- Meanwhile, Hawthorne and Zlr· fomeroy: .1Jawt,hor9~ 3 3-4 9; thorne, big Junior dribbled down kle had chipped In with 9 and 7 Folmer 7 +-4'18;-,Jdhnsp~ •··1'9'~~; Zirkle 2 3-4 7; 'Wilson 0 ·o-2 O'l'o· court and Tom McKean lunged at points respeetJvely. lals' 16 17·23 49: him, apparently ~ellberately. Thlo Chick Conley was the only Gal· one the referees saw. , llan to run wild against Pomeroy. ' • With 10 seconds on the cloak, His eight buckets and 7 of & free - - - - - - - -'.;;..::-" Hawthorne calmly dunked hot~ throws for 23 points was high. His from the free line and the Pan· fielders all came !rom far outside. !hers had put their victory on The tea.ms were. ~ear equ~l ire. turnover eulll. Pomeroy commitleads of I:J.O, 22·18 and 3!5-2'7. Hqw ted 14, G~lllpolis l6. Four or the Soturday-F~b .. 1. leaas of 13-9,22-17: and31>27. HoW lose~'.came on Ken Bostic being ever, Gallipolis Jed 3·2, ~·2, agd· called !or traveling. 9 &JI 12 .p M 7·6 in the first quarter, only to 11111 Now the Panthers ore two. ' UftJn · ~ ., behind on by Bruce Zir· game• awar froin clinching •.lie Sponsored By kle, Hawthorne alld Paul Folm 'r · for the SE9il~ IJ!le. T~e~~~?..!'~ht , , .,. LQyat.Ot;4er of Moose plus a lree toss 'by Johnson. Ne ·I Logan, tbe most . u~.\'!M!~tqble Jones made it 13·9 with a good team In th~ league, comes to to\vn. MOOS, HALL shot two seconds before the end. Then follows Welbton, there, and In the second quarter Galllpo· the !male, Athena, at Athens. E M' . lis led at 16-15 tied It at 16·18 Pomeroy r~aorves were beaten • Clift t. 22 thon behind 18 atgradually the half. 'ren ·They closedto the:. margin to 36·31 early in the fourth quarter, slipped to s points behind .. s1500 to ~~~:~~~[.•:.:.kins Uvea .here. / . . . . Plus .Rec~p~~a~le Tite, and T~ · w·I• 'MS.O'·N·. .,!o·, ···L··.·. · t'·.·!' : ' .- •_.""_1,)",·.. &itdi. ,llil rou can1 t overl0fl4 a re,totrne~fl t I (Continued From p180 Ona) win, 61 ·0D M1ke Erwin, Mltldloport conter, nga 1n ru!(JIIed' early sea11on prom INc by rt!bound!ng with great zeal nnd wetting tlx field tloals, many or lh•m off rehoundo. Bobby Nelooo eltipped Jn olght point. on two fielders and lour or seven tree throws. The Jacket• conlrolied both botrds over the tminsplred Hounds. For N•l•onvllle Jmy Pallon tthe pint-sited ruard with his deodly outoide puoh shot was held effetllvely In check. lie could gel only thrc.. baskots and added two or five rharlllel for 8 polnll. The tame wos unusually rough 18 referees Reeje and Grover "' le.,.d Nolsonvllle for Mldclleport's liD chanreo atlbe free llne. Nelonn ville reetJlved 26 !roo chances. 'l'llree l!ounds exited on fouls In the fourth quarter. They were Pat ton; IPiekett, and Motbeny, the los en 1keY offentlve weapons. ~ llortlnger wao high for tho Jaekel reaerv" In their 29-18 win over Neloonvllle reserves. Vll'11ty by quarters 'Mid~leporl 20 411 as 92 N~~nvllle 14 23 40 so ll!ddleporl: Bowlea 4 1·2 9; Kel IJ 8111-12 28; Erwin 8 o-2 12; Whit lateb 10 H 28; Nelson 2 4-7 8; Croqko 2 2-2 6; Lons 2 1·3 G; Mil ler 0 0.2 0.. Tqlfla 1!3 22-30 92. NelJonvllle: 1. Patton 3 2·S B; Steele 0 H ~; Wend I 0.0 2; Howe .~ I'' ~ B. Matheny I 3-4 G; Boling 7 5-5 19; Pickett ~ 2-3 12; Halt 2 o-5 4; Steelo 0 3-4 3; Wend 1.0.02;11owe 1 Oil 2 Patton 1 2·2 4. Total• 21 17-26 so. ,., Vft vUftthlll.lulllllllll.,llllllllr ~ and ·Ltna Is """r•lor . at the telephone exchange ' will' .eipse Jan. 31. General Tele· phone Co. is taking over. DaYiotl lolmont 46 ' •; ' Di~ ' 39 the best ·at_- the L-o:w·Priee /a~!~r::;,.·~·~; ·· ,I •,\ ' I MIDDLETOWN, 0. UP _ Mid· dletown'o Jerry Lucas ocored more than half hla '1eam's points here Friday ni1ht In a 78-110 win over Portsmouth. Lucas scored 40 polnli to alve him a total of 400 for the ae11on. The victory Wll tho !Gih of the seaton for the Middles, who have j three·ICB!Oh wlnnln1 atreak of 67 camel. -'---------- ASSOCIATED ,RADIO and . TELEVISION ·amy I NEED GOOD ··' I . '' .' • UKAtfD DOWNSTAIRS· Of THE BOWUIIG AWYS ' ' TH·IS SATURDAY 18 26 32 8~9 12 30 33 ,_ , i2 .2P 43 ~ ,'00 88 57 ile ~ SEO St•lldtnga ' .,., High School Students w 10 ; CLOSE ,FIJ. 11 . I Pottitn,d After TV Odnce Clubs 8 I" '\. of • ·. ";:YbuNG'S VARSITY CI.UB g· '. ·- ' 70% H•ndi~ · · E~TIIIS •' 'o .' POMEROY IOW·L·ING I.AN,ES e FOil TilE lEST! 814 Jl, Mlbi St. P"""'J Ttie Gpeniag •• Saturday· 'FeJ»r~ty-~ l I SAT., ·FEB. U ..• , ...... 6:30 ,P.M. - 8:45 P.M. SUN., ,FEB. 18 •......... 1:111 P.M. - 3!30 P.M. I DO.UBLBS and SINGLES · .AT., PEB. 22 ......... . 6!80 P:M lu& P.M. SUN., if1:B. 23 ...... , ..• l:l& j.·p.¥. - 3:~0 'P.M.! . JOliN RICIM4.18 co. : TEAM lVENT See or 0111 • t-s Pleased To AftftOUitCe I, INSGRAN(E1' eANY TYPII ' ( ' . PHONE ZMJ THE ,po.MEROY BOWLING f. AT ' MIDer, Owner E. MAIN ST. J 5th Annual ' · City Association TROPI'IIES and CASH . Nt~S TEAM EVENT DOUBLES SINGLES ALL ·EVENTS '. 'Dotts ond Tlmt v liJM. ClfiCllr ' Mr~and,Mra. Ernest Dana · ::Jl~~~;g~u~esftsh orlron\On. Auto Show in ,, lllllnl LOOK .JfiiMD_..,..... .,...LCO~ f!ev. and Mn. Barnhart were GaUipolls Yonday. Mrs. Grace ~arr. Mr. ,and ltlrs. Ernest Carr, DOnna and David, · Do~~ Fal"'l•w 41 ot' , rt>tlc..Beod'•Homol""""'YAppllaMotorobfou!IMIOfGoltrltlllco'~· ~n Shakor Holotl!h sO Clo.,land :Brvth 52 · '' , ~P.lt Ht11hll 40 · Damn l!ooie1tlt 41 · I vIIIHIII,_ vra a!liP .-e • v..,_IIIIIIIIIJ on ln-lullll vFllllllll,• s· '. e Pliu WO~IQI ' . . .. I w. hJN ·Sf. . . ,. . . "' '.' rclMEIOY . 4.:8~36~by~G~al~ll~po~li~s.iiiCh~rn~la;n~~;·~:;:~~~~~=~~;==·=~=~~·~,·,·~·i·,·=·;iif~~~ .. TOURNAMENT Lucas Gets I At Portsmoutlt vtlnlliiJ Mlflll' Ullt'IIMI .,.... ·ffiESf"01'4E DISTR'.fi\Jf.Aii·-~.·-:." ~ E'' ,l 1'be cmly agitl.tm with "Baal PoiDt .... . - " lllta you wash a 5 1 7 eball'lll u euily u a lightweight ~I N•, up-too, tbHDinute featurea illdudi!ll • J'_a_c~k=-e-t_s:_G_e_t:_H_o_t,_,,-R.:s:::r~::.·~~~i~u~s~~uOUIJIIT•D la b~I !Ee ~~aidte:;rs;;f;;o;;rt;;h;;e;;Ja;;c:k~ets~~~~;;;;;;J;;;;oh~;o~·;~nST~·E~:~:r~w~~y~:~h:~!t~~~!~~~~ed~·:o~~-:~ Season Score On Nelsonville· . PHILCO·IENDIX' lllr. and '\Ira. ·Keith Plumnier and thliclren of Carroll, ohio, apent Mondq with Mr. ond 'Mra. G. W. Clark. lin. Henry Watoner, Mr. and Mn. ll~y WiseJIUin · and children attended .ellurcb and Sunday ::=:=:SS~S:;;;;;;;;;;;; School in .\theM. .: ' ' Mrs.. Bob· Robinson, lf,itk ·the , ~~ Evp, e ' r t . 8r " . ok ' e : S e, r '' v ••• , "'' bask~ls With Johnson getting only six points In the first three quarters, somebody had to take up the slack. And Paul Folmer, the shck outside shot of the Panthers wus on hand to do ll. His seven fieldero, all from 2D to 2~ feet away on the shallow' wmg broke the Blue Devils' back. Couch Cerrllhers was known to have debated long whether to let Johnson go, and guatd four other Psnthers closely, or stop Johnaon and' give a little on Johnson'• males. ,He ruled In •favor of stopping ° .. TOWN ·and COUMTRY -' ·.'' · !~:~t ~~gf~~r~:\~,:~:Yth~h~~:·u Abbott, Nelson, T:o Head Jackets , " I), I ., ~~ I; , '' 6 4 4 3 •. .. 0 ~. ,, ' .•' • t i' ~ • j . ! ~ . ••,. ~' . .,•.b·-u. ·······ii'\OitOtlt ·, ; ~ • i\ ... : " ' .' ', < .• ' .', . ' ' J( I' ·;' ....... l ,. .I '. ' ' ·Refreshmettts "Served r· . l t' 6 . '·:~ '• • ... . ' .. •..,. \1, ,,.,, •. .' ,. ' �' L ~ ~htHigh ' j'\Vith 3l~Points As Wolfe Coots" \' ' Radne's Tornadoes won their • 14th of 16 starts this season 1 convinring 9HI3 bulge v~!~~!~ ern Friday night on the • floor. . Buu Beegle. Jimmy AdaJru, ~nd ' Ivan Powell were scoring leadera for Racine while Carl Wolfe was having the coolest night of his ro•r·y•ar high sthool career. Thi• was especially hPart·warmlnr to Coach Larry Morrison as Beegle was fillil!g in for Injured Ronnie Salser who has a dislocated ankle. ' Racme led all the way a,nd nov· rr was in trouble although the Raiders made a game of it with their hard playing Ralph Knight, •., forward or E"'tern, was high for huth teoms hut he was unable to "''" v llw load by himself. His 3t pnml s on 14 ftrlrlers and three of lht N' foul shots was his best produl'tllln of th1· sNl!IOn against lop flll!ht orr0 , 11011 ltnt'"'" ted 20 13 al the first quarter, 44-25 ,, the hall, 6246 at . the th.rd ""nrll·r nwrk Knight w"' mdrd hy Roger Gaul with 11, rollins Wlih 8 and Heuer with 12 They rouldn't keep up wtth the trw or Hadne scorers 16 by Beeglt·. 21 by Wolfe, 20 by Adams and 24 hy Powell Whde cool '" hittmg only 7 of 20 flf'ld goal altt•mpts. Wolfe got . ,DESK H seven firldt>rs anti 7 ror 7 at Ute Hr. and Mra. Wayr~ Brickle• "ih calling on her brother, the Rlw. and Mrs. D"ight Spencer and r•mlly of Cheller. )fr. and Hn. Duane Beaver and f•mtlf of New Matamoras, M·Sgt. ind lira. Michael Gra11o and fiQl· -GMt ''f'II'*W . • I . toughDeaiFor Roy Campanet/a :What a fO\Igh deal for Campy Ciuilpane$a of the Dorllle1~• His fractQred neck is one more proof tha1 the public ways and.1Jlodern automobiles are two of t'tle most datngernlto collililnatlons In history • . . rrt..l.,. • h k 0f 1 t g1 f ' · 0 ~ ""' Ill a ec a P ace ve a re~ plug to an airline. But Campy's accident reminds me of a teri1ark made by Robble Robln5qn recently after he returned to l{untington W. Va., ffo111 old Richmond by Piedmont Airlirles. ' "They've had six years of hump flying .over the Appalachians without a serious, fatal accident or loss of a life," said Robbie. ' This knowledge .permitted him to make the flight from Richmond, Va., to this side without undue 'worry. Campy was in something more dangerous, an auto on a slippery street. Sports fans can only assume that Carnpanella is through with· baseball. Latest wire bulletins hinted he Is paralyzed in much of his body , Campy didn't have many years left as a top major Jeagu~ catcher because of age.' But baseball fans ev~rywhere will sorely miss the name Campanella in spring 'and summer box scores. · Aw..Mnl'ttg T.o0"her SEOAL'ans . &l Wll f•·ee !tnt•. Powdl hud his best 'This Isn't sour grapes because the Panthers won. It's not night With 11 o( 20 or his ORe banders rrnm the 1tcop wing bear- even sweet grapes. But we have 11 duty I~ perform which Is to ing. warn other clubs In the Southeastern Obio ba§ketball league Racino hit 39 of 83 shots for 47 who yet must play Gallipolis. Especially if they .get involved per cent, Eastern zu of 69 for 37 In a close game. J>er cent. Last night on the Washington School Auditorium floor on Jimmy Adams and Beegle con- t · th e best fou1 shootmg · ffi ue Devil stepped to trolled both hank boards through- wo occastons out the evenlllg roach Morrison the line when clearlv another player had been fouled . on suid after the game: occasion Coach Retton of the Panthers was able to draw the "ThiS Is one of !be best team referees' attention to the shift. Only then, and with big and efforts we h•Vl' p11t out. Eaotern ungracious gestures did the illegal player remove himself lookl'll good hut simply were over- Ifrom the charitv Uno. On the second occasion the referees re· powero•d by our boys" fused to recoanize Mr. Retton's orotests and ordered h1'm to The win C'IRI'hl's.lhe ronnty title 't d for l!arnll' whll'h has played all Sl own, not the pla,oer rellt()ve himself. it• leagnt• gu nws. l!ullan~ and On at least several other occasions Gallipolis players tried t;astetn dash F'"day night. Draw· to shift credit for foul• called on them to players With none ings for !he eounty tournoment or onlv one foul alreadv assessed to them. It appeared that w111 he made Thur>day night, how· twice they werp successful in this strategem, the referees ~D· ever, In I he nffit'c of the county narentiv unwilling to helleve that a thing so unsoortsmanllkc rmpcrmtPndenl of ~r hools. h ld be at tempted by anybody in this besi of all possible uarme rmr11·•. who won over s ou 1 • the !title IJ:udo·r. hy one point at Sports Worlds. Ra<"ine, took "'"" 60·34 lost mght. Thev have much to learn. although thev proved last nieht B1ll MrK•·Iv.y was High for Ra· - Mes•ers Heldman and Mendenhall - they are nearing if cme with 22 Arnold Adum• had not~~ the aee of retimnent. , 19. For ~;.,,.. ,n c. Collins had 9 ReferePI"g Is n difficult art, vranten WP won!• be 11 ". By quarlcrtt lJ " Eastern 13 25 4a 63 soor1sman ke oursrlvcs nnt to admit this. Certolnlv •v•nts nacine 20 « 62 91 on tho floor are harrl to ratrh rorrecllv In the snlit sec~n~s 1~ Eastern. Knight 14 f3·3l 31 ; R which th~v nrrur dnrln• a fast. rnu•h. 'ntgger! qame Nn r.. Guo! 4 CHI 11 , Collins 3 (2-41 8; forpn will call ~n entire contest wlthnnt error. nrnhahh• Belzer ~ (2·31 12; Cole 0 Cl·3) I; .lnMem~nr. of nhRI!I'V•ro - •sneciallv fans in it hi 11 1 ltotl c:aol o-o.o. 'l'otats 20 (11·17) dlj>Vr•r with tho•• nf lhr r•f•-· B t lh "1VIaast vniQht w 83. ,... ... ·•.~ . "m,....,.. u ' e ~wens lhwine, Rt•(•!(lc 8 (0-0 16, WoHe ''-""' hrvnnrl nn-rmnl hrn7:Pnnp,q~ ~ ' ' .r . ._ ~ 7 17-71 21 ; AtlatnH 8 1!·91 211. Pow~ 0 '"" •hnnld ""1 hMn!n Mr ffotnmnn nnr! Mr M•nrl•nhnll ell II (2-:H 24; Mt:Dudt• 5 ({}.{1) to: fhthrr 1 wnnlrl rroh:,-. :1 rl'lnnl(l nr nvphrnwJI outrr nn 11 qHonfnn Juhn~on [~00; Clwpmuu 0·00. To- 1111"ci nt Mt·_ rllrrlthro,.c: nr fhf' C:1111innlill' M 1 ,J,Inc1 r t 'f ' lal~ ·f:t9• o..:~20) 91. mhr, ~ll"'"''~'~l'ltlv tro.,fllH'co tnrtl"c: flp .. jn • IF' 11 r.n llrfl' " .., •-.nn ~nq,. If'~ " tn "''h. II I He( ~. II UPJ) BIH I •• lllaeo, tlr>t'! fhn l'!llnll' nF f1,n · .,·..-,. nn 1'·"" ' h ance f hat ga 11 tnn»f Garcia, Friends, Sign For 1953 CLF.VELAND UP _ Pitrhor Mike Garcia and rour olhers IIKned contraeta with the Cleveland Indions Friday, hrlnglng to 23 the numher of pluyi'IS in !be fold for the 19~8 ••••on llnrola returned n Rlgned ront1·art for the "'"" salary ho drew lftRt year. That wns eotimated at $2MOO. ,'l'be four olhm were pltchors V1to Valentine! II and Dick Me,., outllelder JJlck Wllllnms, and first ho!tman Mickey Vernon. From Ri(elfits 16 Pts. ,, .Jll r'lt•l,.. ""W'lrfl wnlll"''' n '1n/nty orficia'fs (me rxc (1 . fnllnw SF.OAT .'1111~ ~ ' Football Note:· Th Mid .e dleport football squad Friday afternoon picked their football co-captains for 1958·59. They were named b the vole of returning lettermen. y Gene Abbott and Bobby Nelson will spearhead the spirited ~ackets next season. , Abb 0It 18 • ff an enslve fullback and defensive tackle He already has earned two letters. · Nelson Is offensive and defensive halfback. He was the leading scob~er and ground gainer for the Yellow Jackets last sthearesotn.t Bhol>by has vory good speed and should be a serious a o s opponents next fall. Both of th bo h ese ys ave what it takes in football : great de· 1 rnmola&kK;(! . 'i ol ~ f New treed P,anthers Quiet Last Quarter · ·:~~f~ :~: ~,~ ifit(tf~ · • , for Galhpo)ls, . . Rally By OalliaBiue De~ils, G.r~~~:r. b~. qu•ri.e~., .. (Continued Prom Pitt Oni) . - ' - . ' x.,1s .- ~1o •· · · '· ·Pomeroy · Galllpol~: lloolic p 3 o-o 6; Shelllf·'O.Oil 7-6 23; Carr 1 0-o 2; Gilmore oO~ · ~l"'lng: 11·13 45. · · · · · ' trolled, bided ~Is lime anjl the Conley made four straight free Improving eyeale~t of the ref· throws on the 1-1 slluallop, .then erees. In tho fourth_quarter, when hit a key push shot. Galllpolia had to ·be stopped, he Flfloen seconds remained and rang up 9 polnli on live charille• the score was 47-45, Pomeroy! and two timely fielder!. (')n the throw in, Zirkle to Haw- Meanwhile, Hawthorne and Zlr· fomeroy: .1Jawt,hor9~ 3 3-4 9; thorne, big Junior dribbled down kle had chipped In with 9 and 7 Folmer 7 +-4'18;-,Jdhnsp~ •··1'9'~~; Zirkle 2 3-4 7; 'Wilson 0 ·o-2 O'l'o· court and Tom McKean lunged at points respeetJvely. lals' 16 17·23 49: him, apparently ~ellberately. Thlo Chick Conley was the only Gal· one the referees saw. , llan to run wild against Pomeroy. ' • With 10 seconds on the cloak, His eight buckets and 7 of & free - - - - - - - -'.;;..::-" Hawthorne calmly dunked hot~ throws for 23 points was high. His from the free line and the Pan· fielders all came !rom far outside. !hers had put their victory on The tea.ms were. ~ear equ~l ire. turnover eulll. Pomeroy commitleads of I:J.O, 22·18 and 3!5-2'7. Hqw ted 14, G~lllpolis l6. Four or the Soturday-F~b .. 1. leaas of 13-9,22-17: and31>27. HoW lose~'.came on Ken Bostic being ever, Gallipolis Jed 3·2, ~·2, agd· called !or traveling. 9 &JI 12 .p M 7·6 in the first quarter, only to 11111 Now the Panthers ore two. ' UftJn · ~ ., behind on by Bruce Zir· game• awar froin clinching •.lie Sponsored By kle, Hawthorne alld Paul Folm 'r · for the SE9il~ IJ!le. T~e~~~?..!'~ht , , .,. LQyat.Ot;4er of Moose plus a lree toss 'by Johnson. Ne ·I Logan, tbe most . u~.\'!M!~tqble Jones made it 13·9 with a good team In th~ league, comes to to\vn. MOOS, HALL shot two seconds before the end. Then follows Welbton, there, and In the second quarter Galllpo· the !male, Athena, at Athens. E M' . lis led at 16-15 tied It at 16·18 Pomeroy r~aorves were beaten • Clift t. 22 thon behind 18 atgradually the half. 'ren ·They closedto the:. margin to 36·31 early in the fourth quarter, slipped to s points behind .. s1500 to ~~~:~~~[.•:.:.kins Uvea .here. / . . . . Plus .Rec~p~~a~le Tite, and T~ · w·I• 'MS.O'·N·. .,!o·, ···L··.·. · t'·.·!' : ' .- •_.""_1,)",·.. &itdi. ,llil rou can1 t overl0fl4 a re,totrne~fl t I (Continued From p180 Ona) win, 61 ·0D M1ke Erwin, Mltldloport conter, nga 1n ru!(JIIed' early sea11on prom INc by rt!bound!ng with great zeal nnd wetting tlx field tloals, many or lh•m off rehoundo. Bobby Nelooo eltipped Jn olght point. on two fielders and lour or seven tree throws. The Jacket• conlrolied both botrds over the tminsplred Hounds. For N•l•onvllle Jmy Pallon tthe pint-sited ruard with his deodly outoide puoh shot was held effetllvely In check. lie could gel only thrc.. baskots and added two or five rharlllel for 8 polnll. The tame wos unusually rough 18 referees Reeje and Grover "' le.,.d Nolsonvllle for Mldclleport's liD chanreo atlbe free llne. Nelonn ville reetJlved 26 !roo chances. 'l'llree l!ounds exited on fouls In the fourth quarter. They were Pat ton; IPiekett, and Motbeny, the los en 1keY offentlve weapons. ~ llortlnger wao high for tho Jaekel reaerv" In their 29-18 win over Neloonvllle reserves. Vll'11ty by quarters 'Mid~leporl 20 411 as 92 N~~nvllle 14 23 40 so ll!ddleporl: Bowlea 4 1·2 9; Kel IJ 8111-12 28; Erwin 8 o-2 12; Whit lateb 10 H 28; Nelson 2 4-7 8; Croqko 2 2-2 6; Lons 2 1·3 G; Mil ler 0 0.2 0.. Tqlfla 1!3 22-30 92. NelJonvllle: 1. Patton 3 2·S B; Steele 0 H ~; Wend I 0.0 2; Howe .~ I'' ~ B. Matheny I 3-4 G; Boling 7 5-5 19; Pickett ~ 2-3 12; Halt 2 o-5 4; Steelo 0 3-4 3; Wend 1.0.02;11owe 1 Oil 2 Patton 1 2·2 4. Total• 21 17-26 so. ,., Vft vUftthlll.lulllllllll.,llllllllr ~ and ·Ltna Is """r•lor . at the telephone exchange ' will' .eipse Jan. 31. General Tele· phone Co. is taking over. DaYiotl lolmont 46 ' •; ' Di~ ' 39 the best ·at_- the L-o:w·Priee /a~!~r::;,.·~·~; ·· ,I •,\ ' I MIDDLETOWN, 0. UP _ Mid· dletown'o Jerry Lucas ocored more than half hla '1eam's points here Friday ni1ht In a 78-110 win over Portsmouth. Lucas scored 40 polnli to alve him a total of 400 for the ae11on. The victory Wll tho !Gih of the seaton for the Middles, who have j three·ICB!Oh wlnnln1 atreak of 67 camel. -'---------- ASSOCIATED ,RADIO and . TELEVISION ·amy I NEED GOOD ··' I . '' .' • UKAtfD DOWNSTAIRS· Of THE BOWUIIG AWYS ' ' TH·IS SATURDAY 18 26 32 8~9 12 30 33 ,_ , i2 .2P 43 ~ ,'00 88 57 ile ~ SEO St•lldtnga ' .,., High School Students w 10 ; CLOSE ,FIJ. 11 . I Pottitn,d After TV Odnce Clubs 8 I" '\. of • ·. ";:YbuNG'S VARSITY CI.UB g· '. ·- ' 70% H•ndi~ · · E~TIIIS •' 'o .' POMEROY IOW·L·ING I.AN,ES e FOil TilE lEST! 814 Jl, Mlbi St. P"""'J Ttie Gpeniag •• Saturday· 'FeJ»r~ty-~ l I SAT., ·FEB. U ..• , ...... 6:30 ,P.M. - 8:45 P.M. SUN., ,FEB. 18 •......... 1:111 P.M. - 3!30 P.M. I DO.UBLBS and SINGLES · .AT., PEB. 22 ......... . 6!80 P:M lu& P.M. SUN., if1:B. 23 ...... , ..• l:l& j.·p.¥. - 3:~0 'P.M.! . JOliN RICIM4.18 co. : TEAM lVENT See or 0111 • t-s Pleased To AftftOUitCe I, INSGRAN(E1' eANY TYPII ' ( ' . PHONE ZMJ THE ,po.MEROY BOWLING f. AT ' MIDer, Owner E. MAIN ST. J 5th Annual ' · City Association TROPI'IIES and CASH . Nt~S TEAM EVENT DOUBLES SINGLES ALL ·EVENTS '. 'Dotts ond Tlmt v liJM. ClfiCllr ' Mr~and,Mra. Ernest Dana · ::Jl~~~;g~u~esftsh orlron\On. Auto Show in ,, lllllnl LOOK .JfiiMD_..,..... .,...LCO~ f!ev. and Mn. Barnhart were GaUipolls Yonday. Mrs. Grace ~arr. Mr. ,and ltlrs. Ernest Carr, DOnna and David, · Do~~ Fal"'l•w 41 ot' , rt>tlc..Beod'•Homol""""'YAppllaMotorobfou!IMIOfGoltrltlllco'~· ~n Shakor Holotl!h sO Clo.,land :Brvth 52 · '' , ~P.lt Ht11hll 40 · Damn l!ooie1tlt 41 · I vIIIHIII,_ vra a!liP .-e • v..,_IIIIIIIIIJ on ln-lullll vFllllllll,• s· '. e Pliu WO~IQI ' . . .. I w. hJN ·Sf. . . ,. . . "' '.' rclMEIOY . 4.:8~36~by~G~al~ll~po~li~s.iiiCh~rn~la;n~~;·~:;:~~~~~=~~;==·=~=~~·~,·,·~·i·,·=·;iif~~~ .. TOURNAMENT Lucas Gets I At Portsmoutlt vtlnlliiJ Mlflll' Ullt'IIMI .,.... ·ffiESf"01'4E DISTR'.fi\Jf.Aii·-~.·-:." ~ E'' ,l 1'be cmly agitl.tm with "Baal PoiDt .... . - " lllta you wash a 5 1 7 eball'lll u euily u a lightweight ~I N•, up-too, tbHDinute featurea illdudi!ll • J'_a_c~k=-e-t_s:_G_e_t:_H_o_t,_,,-R.:s:::r~::.·~~~i~u~s~~uOUIJIIT•D la b~I !Ee ~~aidte:;rs;;f;;o;;rt;;h;;e;;Ja;;c:k~ets~~~~;;;;;;J;;;;oh~;o~·;~nST~·E~:~:r~w~~y~:~h:~!t~~~!~~~~ed~·:o~~-:~ Season Score On Nelsonville· . PHILCO·IENDIX' lllr. and '\Ira. ·Keith Plumnier and thliclren of Carroll, ohio, apent Mondq with Mr. ond 'Mra. G. W. Clark. lin. Henry Watoner, Mr. and Mn. ll~y WiseJIUin · and children attended .ellurcb and Sunday ::=:=:SS~S:;;;;;;;;;;;; School in .\theM. .: ' ' Mrs.. Bob· Robinson, lf,itk ·the , ~~ Evp, e ' r t . 8r " . ok ' e : S e, r '' v ••• , "'' bask~ls With Johnson getting only six points In the first three quarters, somebody had to take up the slack. And Paul Folmer, the shck outside shot of the Panthers wus on hand to do ll. His seven fieldero, all from 2D to 2~ feet away on the shallow' wmg broke the Blue Devils' back. Couch Cerrllhers was known to have debated long whether to let Johnson go, and guatd four other Psnthers closely, or stop Johnaon and' give a little on Johnson'• males. ,He ruled In •favor of stopping ° .. TOWN ·and COUMTRY -' ·.'' · !~:~t ~~gf~~r~:\~,:~:Yth~h~~:·u Abbott, Nelson, T:o Head Jackets , " I), I ., ~~ I; , '' 6 4 4 3 •. .. 0 ~. ,, ' .•' • t i' ~ • j . ! ~ . ••,. ~' . .,•.b·-u. ·······ii'\OitOtlt ·, ; ~ • i\ ... : " ' .' ', < .• ' .', . ' ' J( I' ·;' ....... l ,. .I '. ' ' ·Refreshmettts "Served r· . l t' 6 . '·:~ '• • ... . ' .. •..,. \1, ,,.,, •. .' ,. ' �-;-~·-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -rQ)I CONSISTENT ;,DEPENDABLI! RESULTS WANT ADS PttOKE 398 RATES 2 eeats ~" •ord. c.ne tltt.rtlOD Mlr.i:GWD cbll'( o IOc.-4 ~~" ~ ....-d lor wee eonsecuU:tt tnoerUUIL>Speclal- One mol&hfor ~ eew per word fllll rate of2 eeoia per WOI'd will be charged for adYertisln& U 1101 paid lor before the 15lD of each month fo\lowmg iosertiuo 'Error' in i\.dvertt&~na;-Sbonld be reoor\ed tmmf<hatelJ Tht Dally SertUoel will not !>e resporstble [or more th.an one 1ncor G. 11- Radetln and aoo ~re bu. lneu Yilltors In Columbu• E W- Holcomb w11 In <;90<1"' ..u Tueadoy: 1 reet uwertton Card of Tbonb and St>e<\al Nollc:el of Evoou Sl 00 01 iluart•• published .t I etnt per word ~ \J ~ il:<l f!JlliiiCII l~ nlll 1\lrs. Nollie Vale ,ttended • iUQCbeon meeUng of Della ~PPI SOrority ~~ Welllt9" on m Pomeroy Utlh \lcs ft 1 ntsl1cd ---- - - - If tf! tcrcstcd Call 302 X 452 or 1 mu5t sell my bctnl l Y rourse 14l.J 2 I lt• (never started) m OhiO s rmcst school You may have my down New 2 roum and b~th [urmsheli iiP"rtmcnl l'hiJnc ti1 28 X pavmcnt JU~t pay bala nce Miss ' 21 mr Murky PorncwY Gcn Del 2 I 6tc ---~----4 !loom House ft !I ba.selll( n - - - -- To Send Two To World Institute wtth ~::a rage g IS (til nalC Clo:;t to Grade un!l II gh Schools Phone 173 Po mc rtJY I 28 tHr 14l Announcements 2 room Apartment Clo~t 111 tnwt 127 Butternu t !'otnr oy Ohw OM DISPLAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 26 121c -fwo1 -------new ap ••rlmc nl un funmlt ~ll The All New Power-ific NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Eototi of Junette Corpt~~ltr Dtcooood Nol1~e IS hereby gJven that Jan rc Hampton whose Post Orflce addrc5i ,. ts Langsvtllc Ohio hae been duly appomled Admlnhtra lriX uf lhc Estate or Jeanette Car penlcr late of Rutland Townshlp1 Mc1gs County Ohio deceased Dated Uus 23rd day o! January 1956 John C. lacon Judgo of tho Proboto Court Molp County Ohio il l 25 (2) I, 8 3tc sutlt hlc fur t Wit Ah11 on ' Ill til 0 f U C I II II fUl l ~ flutlfJ Ill ~ I h o lll hOOf) 1 ~8 611 COCKSIIU1T lltAUOil Door l'mcs - Itt ft ~s l Rotary Plans' lt ~h l H()IJ II lhHI men\:; l Wl l 1\l ndtlll br~lh t n t l H d \lll t t nd liwt \Ot )- un ou l ,., 11 ~ 1!. tll!t [ ;c Its [ ~o 11 1 nut! llu lst 1\ N lltn ,..t l !10M 1 l\IHII POMEROY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pomeroy E M•m St :1. 1uon ;.tnd 1 Jfutm Ita Ill JT[llnlll \H t lt h tttl Ullllilf S fu 1 n s ~Htl llt t H Jlcs l<nll <~ Il l Mtddt crwrt Oh t IlL ~ Ill --- }ound m Ohl J l!l f r j (llllh II fur outlw·~ 1nnto1 Ul\c Ern e~ Qu til m llacwr D i II 6ic l 27 30 c Apartme nts busm l!s~ roum lraaler ll~c Owt,e r nsl' tn).: 1 15 tic - - - -iatldct'l 1 UH Ill N l - l::llllliSLU il Sltrfulr\ Bh tnh IWUt> Clo ths NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE In the pursuance o[ the order of Lltn\ oll I h hrr Mtddk!>Utl 0 l'huiH tl~(l5 X II l lf the Probate Court of Meigs Coun lllJ ~ d 11111 by td cHU 1\m ,., ,nd Jlll)' lll!' hll ad l'ltn nt 3CH f) tiiY St: l lwei 0 ll • ~ I Li l 1111: Sir l Pomeroy l :la d t ..------ Legal Notice space t.:a ll tll 7[) FOlJU ND r car Mt tilt UnHc key rm g 1\h ~l'Vt r d l t}S anti sm"ll [ ~1111 -;;-ut~W~n ~ 1 utril~tl ty I wtll A!or for Slie at poblle auctaon on the 1st day of March Syrac.: usc S ll lit.: ttltl)o; t! ""'c I h n lt I 27 Gtp 1958 at 10 00 o'clock, l)n the front steps of the court house tbe 1 zo 1 fo!IO\~;mg dcscrtbcd real estate sit Sales , HelpWantt•d uated In tho County of Melga, VII !age of Pomcr,Y, and Sl•te of - ---- _________ .. -- Nt.!lglc.>r & tIt t k I huct nc oh o -Meigs Co. PTA Council Meeting Called Thursd'ay Tbe Mole• County Council Parenu and Teaehen,)'ill meet Tburo day at 8 p m at \he Pomeroy Jun (81 AutJ lor High S<hool auditorium wiUt the Sugar Run and Middleport jJn JD::wltUICKvn s;; r 4 cell OhiO to Wit Jts as hosteasea Sp trk l ln~ 1 1 ~ 1 t IL .,hl .L(rt r11 \1 otnr ( o 1 27 8\l The Flag Salolc led by Charles PARCEL NO I fnmh fJ } U 1'1 1v. th I(C !lud11 - - ~ ----Bemg in 100 acre lot number Swisher and Paul Reuter began A teachers recognitiOn peraot! .md ht J ltl I Xl l[l\1 nd 11 l Vl: l ) :l !JOV~ {or llaptr 10\ll t:ti lll Sugar 306 of t 'le Ohio Company's Plr h• been planned and •II teaehcn the program wa y $1 •195 t~t l't 11 ur s Pom !tun urcu f'hunc tJ:tn X Announcer Dille Sewell mtro chase to wit The lot on whleh from the Council will be hooored .. 2 1 tile (IJ :;~ • 6tc eruy Peler Wiker! reBlded al the lime a1 well as past preatdents Mrs duced Bonnie Rousey who ----1951 HUll !\ St pl l th t;cdu n lt p\)Ui\Uili iY f 1r n II r 1l llllll to of hJS dcalh beinll SO !eel front Roy Tra<y preoldenl of lhe cour aave a read1ng trom the Scrip feet and be- ell, Will preaent 1tudy on the man tures 'fi\O tunc hlu1 1 1 b!l $3!15 Blac Wlllk p~l l \l ti\C tt1 .. utJPicmcnt and rnnumg baek \ A qulrtetle, Marlene Scholl Su tlnar s Poml ~ 2 1 6h hu •n u 1mc Nn o:pNICIICC nee mg tho thtrd lot from lhe corner oal as a handbook for o!!leen ~ C!UIII I Y Hall Y ~cntme\ Ho:< Uti8A of Frey Street and the Street run Mrs Paul Thetas o! the Middle- 111n Young, SheUa .Strauss and 1053 l-Oiill VII ' tl Lu:;tnmluH l'tl llllt U) Otuu :l. 1 3tt: mng parallel with the river, belh11 port Unit " program chail'man and Corolyn Meier atured m hlllbtlly Al the conclualon or the assem on the west aide of Second Street anoounm that the Middleport P co1tumcs sang 'Lazy Bone.s bly pro~ram Pnndfal James A Sttlln Go(jd \lr! ~ aun tl :;cal "uv -Also tho !ollowln11 dGicribed T A Motheningon will prosenl Reclining on onae tn • awnl con Dt"hl, lr", ' intt'oduc\d1 "' Nrw 11 "k irt <l""- sHn5 1(20)Buslness 5ervlt'.et Blti\tHf ! \1rllCI 1'i 2~1C - - --- - - - - real l)li!lq sltM~\I!.II:.In the Vlllaae several vocal selectlona Mrt 0 sclous condition was the barefopt Greene, 1 representative o! - - - - - - - - 111\l>l<t & I~ I~\ ISil!~ Sill VIC~. "f Pomerqy, copJtY ol Moilfl.iljl P Kloln will be ••loill lor tho fisherman Pat Vauahan wbo s-.d Mclg• county V F W Post No H15:l <Ill VIIOI 11:'1 ~ rl1 :\ldtHt liHliiC :wo t li lllld Applwnct State of Ohio, •nd boundod and group and MrB Marvin Burt of ttcnly came to life when a &lzeable 4736 Mr Greene, siler a brief Wttkcnd S~ltltll $3 rl1 Ul d s tmt llti \ ~'ttl ~heel described as !oUows the Sugar Run Unil will also pre !Ish look hu bait Chorlcs Swl!h presentation speech, presented the IIlli ~ !'ntllC lUY :l lo f\l( 2 2:1 tf Betnll lot number liZ on the sent a solo V F W ' Outalandlng Footboll er as accompanist ---- - - - -- - The Room 32 p)ayer, presented Player In MeigJ County' trophy pial of Horton and Dabney's addl19~6 PON II At V8 4 tlr Catahnn Mrs Harold Ebersbaeh of the a one act aklt. "He Dtdn't Pro lo fullbaek Pearl Howthornc Jr Your OnlY Aulhorl%00 lion to the Vtllage of Pomeroy, be Scdnn Onl y 14tm:; actu11.l mtk; toller BRUSH MAN mg IS feet wide In !ronl and 29 Sugar Run Unit " General Chair- pose" Deanna Watton played the Alter an appropriate opeoch o! ac b ~ ouc ear( flLl o~ ncr Pow~ • moo of lhe Hoepiullty eommlttee p:~rt of Ma" and John Thomas ceptancc Hawthornne thanked the James Marriner feel wide In lhe reor ~ 1 ccrim~ Hudto Heater f~Uy 736 I Moln St. as tPa 'Susan Young was 'Josle loeal V F W Pool for having PARCEL NO 2 Nil tpp rd Almo5l 111\.r th e d •Y Pomeror. Ohio Being In the Vllla11e of Pomeroy, Bob Jacobs played 'Frank, and bestowed upon him sueh an honor It \\ ilS sol tl S2 093 Ulacl l nar Phone No. llf - After 5 PM c ounty of MctiiJI Stale of Ohio, . l'rindpal Diehl preoented a Pot Vaughu was Ned" 111-7 If f'omaoy 2 1 Gle tn 100 acre lot No 300 of the Ohio Making t~elr !~r•t appearance beautiful pin awarded by Gcncrol JD;ti 'l ~it cU IIY V6 !loni<t ' 1 4 dr !• _____..,____ company 5 Purchue, to wit before the Senior Htgh aod)cncc Mills to Doris Imboden who ach Good (;lean Used Cars Bcmg In lot l!O on the plat of w~rc Bonnie and Barbara Rousey teved the hlaheot seore among l'h c 1tun ~ulau ~1 1 • o Ill l ilt norton and Dabne~a addltlon to All Makt•s and !llodels ldcntieol lwilll ..tho played a gul girls Iakins the Homcmater of V~l y luw nlllagr !'U I l I Slc l I Ml10 Lena Grues!r cclebralld tar duet while alnglng lhe lyrlea romorrcw examination at Pomer the Vtllage of Pomeroy, Ohio uld lu g One of the cleunc8l I lil t I lui hcln& 30 feet wide and 00 !eel her birthday Thursday when tbe for 'I'm Walklng' "Make Love oy Ht&h Sehool Mr Diehl lntrofOib an>where ~ (){;15 l\1 ucl AUIO SALES Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the to Me" 1'Count Your Bles.,inta.' dueed Ml85 lmbodcn as th< winner long tnar s l1 umcroy 2 l 0\ t Saad premise• are appraised at Foderaled Church mol at the a hymn acl to rock and roll lime of tlte contest QUicK SEI\VICI: on Watch no $2000 00 and must be sold for not <burch for an all day quilling and "When The Saints Go March IBbJ Auto '\f!,'VIces pal.u ng hv F'aelotY 1rlltm~d lcso th•n two thirds of iOld •11- Gingerbread with whipped cream WHldtmakm ~OLLINS JEWEv protscd value and lhe terms of wao served with a potluek dinner mg In'' R II IIA II II N(,S SO~S Ul - !4 Mrs Gladys Gibson played lhe I 3 tf sulc arc cash Jn hand en day ol al noon to Mis11 Grueaer, Mrs Wal· plano accompantmennt for the hour Wrecker Set vu:c D•Y ~RS PontciOY ter Bacr, Mra Carrie Grueaer Mra. medley of oonas which wa1 well Phone 6227 Night Pl1 m !lot~ttV {- tl,l!~Uulldc~Ciii sulc l'nul Zirkle, Exeeutor of Harry Kclaor, Mra Roy Seyfried, received 603D X DODGE - l'LY!Flllilt Nctu,ln :lUll llt(lnc, Ohto the Estate of Raymond Mrs Lena Huber~ Miss Anna Dul'llt l 20 tf DEAIEIIS JUt l Not lo bo outdone by lhc Rus Mrs W L Kau!J, Mra Louis Rei- sian telentlfd;S was a group or stu Zirkle deecasod bel, Mr~ Wilham Baker, Mr• Ad0 Bnen and 0 Brlcn (9l For Sale am Ehcrabaeh, Mrs Corl Shlelda Allnrncys at Law The Bill Bend Boalillll Club met uatom Buill lllteben Kllehon 11r1 Grover Erb, 'Mrs Clorence (l i 25, 12) I, 8, !0, 4tc Thuraday evenlnc al Prtaton Mol deai~ncd tor your home l'rcc Maam, Mra Normon Kloea Mr1 Mr Mrs John Stubslt arc on In 1\llddlo~rl with Wlllll ACT HOW eallma!.. f oremt • "' Ab-KJtt Freda Mitch, Mrsr ~I an S<hae!er, spendlnc on lndtftnlle visit wtlh Loodll\1lhltll. the commOtio.,. pre SAVE$100TO $1000 Mrs Beulah Neutzllna Mrs Addle tboir dauahlor anH son m law Mr sidln& A tU.cuulon of plano lor ~_!_UBt ____!_! ~f Waverly Ohio dtltllcr 11tuc' GruoiO!, Mra Tbcodoro Mora ind and Mrs Ralph Wills, Colull)bUB summer aellvlllel wao h~ld an4 II NOTICE Of API!OINTMINT 10M W1Uy s 4 whcc l d1tvc Jl't t> tho Rev and Mn Waldo J Bar with 75 new and used trallcra Adminlotrotor Mr and Mrs George Harris waa de<idod to 11nd an ·lnvlutloh Steel li.)JJ Sucnhcc $400 317 14 to 5U fl also 10 wtdcs Tw tela Ettate of lllaa Sharp, Dtcelltll. Mamc St, l't l' leasant W Vtt and 10n~ of Pomeroy were Sun to tho Mlaqd Boat Club of Jloylo~ 1 unrl lim c IJl'<iroom!l natlona 1. NOTICE Is hereby alven lhal F lo bo b'!fl on JOIIIO , Suo0 I 311 Jit• known IHlk L'M lhc lowest pos· II 0 Utton whoso Po&t Ofliee Add of Mr ond Mro w R doY thia 101r ''l'h~y ' o1so made - ------ ~ 8thlc lt rms anywhurc Drive plana to lsauo Invitations t~ other rcHs 111 Pomeroy, Ohio, hal been Umnlt 1 r,11lct 1\lanlinm Sh 1 P' nory Wulfo cmpltiYCti on th• w1 \1 wutlil your trip 't his ~ dul y appointed as Admlnialrator _, !ilK Ill jl llOti Cttllhlllll S ht t I ~ "' lllil''l'T river spo1it loot week here rome pr<tlll\lcd to deal hsl A. ~h Mr and Mro Thereon Johnson ' Jh lltutt (JIOccry, Rt 124 J, ul \ii spent the wcokond with lhetr son l.mcl J313ip lLltlc 11.11d •• a a lot. These ar your l.AS l shopping p1acc, 8t -~Cob Scout rack 248 will be Don. 1 atu~onl of Ohio Stale Unl - - ~fr<O drlivcry Move In tumor 5 1oom lw~se, 15 Yl acros, lpeatcd apwal guesll of the Pomeroy verall)', r' un t:hcslor-Sharle R vcr ~d rnw A nythln~ of value taken Wonted TerrY Rousk Is out 'of ·school Sl hool bu! and Mail route Dale B•l•list Chureh at the worohlp '" In trnde vloo Sunday bealnnlaa 11 D ~ • wllh Lhe m.,.tea 1b,utildllttt G. Wmner. Syracuse, 0 Baby hctl 111 goud romh11 1n t til WAVERLY MOilLE 2 I Sip m aocordloc to ail ~nounooment Gene Be<ale and ann Don of 8212 J l l 9 0\, HOME SALES by Orval Wllt!, eub master ol lhe New Brl&hton eolled on Mr ond U I Highway 23 Pnek meel•ng hold Monday even Mn TIIUI Pickens Sunday I 141 Kent Ina Den"l Bopcu ond fsmlly W'-VERLY, OHIO auu 171 di~Sclia~ ~~~pc rct I bt~~~-,~Y eo ---- l 0 1401'11 CAN SHE SEE IT?--ALL THE SHADiiS Lena Grueser Birthday Is Observed Thursday ARE DOWN METROPOLITAN ---- - - - - - -- ------- TRAILERS TRAILERS I l - ·tLANTS - 121 } Real Estate --- . 'I' ~'f'(f¥ euck'e Fvr 3 room wpa1tmc1l Ave Pomeroy I 29 Hie <1Dl S t n ln ~.; Phone 200M WANTED Llatmas on Main Sl ted property, lower priced ilO tj 1 1nsu homes everywhere, 01p<Ci1liY lO.\tPII~.~~~~~ wllhm , ton mile radius of Pom oroy l'ros(\11\IY rllqot!ted arc 11 rt Aulu 1 ut Polio Cull 0011 fnt '" m Eastern end ol eounty Mt\ 1'4 M! tldh p ul Ohlll cucKLIIt JIIALTY BOX 229 PHQNI 1ot-Y ~ I 31c STRUCTUR.tll l li~MS I 1, - - - ----- - -iCRAP IRON - MITALS 1 ' ranee WE BUY Room• Phono SIG FOB $299.00 BAKER ---- --- CON CRt: n; BLOCKS nluild lttttr For Ltll" I FURNilURl GR11ESER IILOCK CO, • I Mll11 Norlh of Pomeroy On If. 13 Coli Wm. Gr.,..r Rock Sprint• The Dfdly sl.11nt1 PAYS IEN~Ul\ llEACIIES COU~TY ... lL THAN Al'tjY' Ql R ,flEWSPAPBR ' I I I 1J ,,~ IIGS ann~ll Plana for the acrvloo ore In koeplna ;,vith the obaer vance of Boy Seoul week which begina early In February, Jieprosen \Olives of various den1 will parti elpale In lhe IIO!'Viee by reeelvlna tho orrerma and loadillll In the pledge to the flaK Commllloo nten of the Paek will so1ve " us her& cub master Wile• will pro ""I a voeal ooloetton The Pack b eponoored b~ the Young Adult doas of lho c~ureh w•th calvin Simpson and Guy co wan " eo-chllrmon ol the l'ack commtttee , The publle u Invited to at~nd lhe omlee , .~=::i:iii:;;;;;::i;;;~~~= j OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Mew Furnitu,. '• - ' { cuef" Cub Sco"t Pack ~~~,.::~~~ " Be-Cul!lcts T • urch apt1Sf At B To tsuv ll I a~d Legal Noflice - -- 0 ----Summer Activities Are Outlined'For Bend Boating Oub wore oaliln& on hil lo\h01; of Sirlnsbura who was serloualy ill Maude ond Josle Pickens ealled on Mr 1nd Mrs Howard Neisler ot Raelne Tuesday Vlr&ll )\oush and family were mtlortalnctl al supper at lhe home of Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl Wal kcr ol Baahan W R llaymau Is snbstltntlnw In lho Racine school lor Mrs Morrl10n. Mt'l ErnC>t Grumn, Lctort, ealled o~ rolnttvcs here reecnlly Melt lloNicklts moved lo Easl Letart and will oulst 11111'1"! Dooglu wllh ,his form work. A alnrk s~er wos given at the bbril' ol mra. Roaa Searberry of tho Ea!oLe ol ~111 Shlf~ Jote hn :R """'ring Mn Anqa Lee oC'Melu douniT. ~~~~o. de.,..-d Chlldre.sa,1 't '.DoLed thll'~, tiQ II( luu¥Y· Wallle and J;Jlie Hili of IJOrca1 19511 '. •I' ',J wore aueatl 9f !tlrt Mabel Braee John C ~lacon sundlf al!tmoon Judae of tl!e Protiale Court lira Rle~ord Lee, Raelne, eall 1 Mella Counll'r Oblo ed on relitlyea hero Mondoy ' (Zll, 8, lG,.I~ , ~ The• Cub" Seouta bold their p'ack moqUns •l Lola!il Jlaile Mon daY evening , Mr and ~n Virgil Watkor ol IWsha• ,nd Mrs Fred ,,Shain ol Racine spent 1'uo8!lay with Mr and M'" Virgil Roua~ Capt Ecllaon Brai:O of t~c ~oat Atll.l ,vloiled hia lomliy • here Friday o~ehlPI , ~ lllr- ond !tlr" Oe~rae l!ei¥)el and dauahtera June ~~~ SMii.. were SundaJ yllltora" Jitre·MIII $helP, HIU oft ~cble was the Sundll' auos~ ol\111!' F~ors Mrs.. Jlale J!lll ' ttemi'd an Eastern st.r -dlilfttr at the hOI!io • of Mia. Nootill Bi'~ker, .~ Mlu So'tldrs Tli'lor ol Strlns burs lt\'PI< Saturiif ' 'wllll" Mila Jo)~ ara~ ~\!i UC, .. " ~ .! \ • •., A ' r 11 il•i011oidool l~out~•4• of '""o'wtloi kin"lllt141 ._:II �-;-~·-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -rQ)I CONSISTENT ;,DEPENDABLI! RESULTS WANT ADS PttOKE 398 RATES 2 eeats ~" •ord. c.ne tltt.rtlOD Mlr.i:GWD cbll'( o IOc.-4 ~~" ~ ....-d lor wee eonsecuU:tt tnoerUUIL>Speclal- One mol&hfor ~ eew per word fllll rate of2 eeoia per WOI'd will be charged for adYertisln& U 1101 paid lor before the 15lD of each month fo\lowmg iosertiuo 'Error' in i\.dvertt&~na;-Sbonld be reoor\ed tmmf<hatelJ Tht Dally SertUoel will not !>e resporstble [or more th.an one 1ncor G. 11- Radetln and aoo ~re bu. lneu Yilltors In Columbu• E W- Holcomb w11 In <;90<1"' ..u Tueadoy: 1 reet uwertton Card of Tbonb and St>e<\al Nollc:el of Evoou Sl 00 01 iluart•• published .t I etnt per word ~ \J ~ il:<l f!JlliiiCII l~ nlll 1\lrs. Nollie Vale ,ttended • iUQCbeon meeUng of Della ~PPI SOrority ~~ Welllt9" on m Pomeroy Utlh \lcs ft 1 ntsl1cd ---- - - - If tf! tcrcstcd Call 302 X 452 or 1 mu5t sell my bctnl l Y rourse 14l.J 2 I lt• (never started) m OhiO s rmcst school You may have my down New 2 roum and b~th [urmsheli iiP"rtmcnl l'hiJnc ti1 28 X pavmcnt JU~t pay bala nce Miss ' 21 mr Murky PorncwY Gcn Del 2 I 6tc ---~----4 !loom House ft !I ba.selll( n - - - -- To Send Two To World Institute wtth ~::a rage g IS (til nalC Clo:;t to Grade un!l II gh Schools Phone 173 Po mc rtJY I 28 tHr 14l Announcements 2 room Apartment Clo~t 111 tnwt 127 Butternu t !'otnr oy Ohw OM DISPLAY FRIDAY & SATURDAY 1 26 121c -fwo1 -------new ap ••rlmc nl un funmlt ~ll The All New Power-ific NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Eototi of Junette Corpt~~ltr Dtcooood Nol1~e IS hereby gJven that Jan rc Hampton whose Post Orflce addrc5i ,. ts Langsvtllc Ohio hae been duly appomled Admlnhtra lriX uf lhc Estate or Jeanette Car penlcr late of Rutland Townshlp1 Mc1gs County Ohio deceased Dated Uus 23rd day o! January 1956 John C. lacon Judgo of tho Proboto Court Molp County Ohio il l 25 (2) I, 8 3tc sutlt hlc fur t Wit Ah11 on ' Ill til 0 f U C I II II fUl l ~ flutlfJ Ill ~ I h o lll hOOf) 1 ~8 611 COCKSIIU1T lltAUOil Door l'mcs - Itt ft ~s l Rotary Plans' lt ~h l H()IJ II lhHI men\:; l Wl l 1\l ndtlll br~lh t n t l H d \lll t t nd liwt \Ot )- un ou l ,., 11 ~ 1!. tll!t [ ;c Its [ ~o 11 1 nut! llu lst 1\ N lltn ,..t l !10M 1 l\IHII POMEROY FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pomeroy E M•m St :1. 1uon ;.tnd 1 Jfutm Ita Ill JT[llnlll \H t lt h tttl Ullllilf S fu 1 n s ~Htl llt t H Jlcs l<nll <~ Il l Mtddt crwrt Oh t IlL ~ Ill --- }ound m Ohl J l!l f r j (llllh II fur outlw·~ 1nnto1 Ul\c Ern e~ Qu til m llacwr D i II 6ic l 27 30 c Apartme nts busm l!s~ roum lraaler ll~c Owt,e r nsl' tn).: 1 15 tic - - - -iatldct'l 1 UH Ill N l - l::llllliSLU il Sltrfulr\ Bh tnh IWUt> Clo ths NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE In the pursuance o[ the order of Lltn\ oll I h hrr Mtddk!>Utl 0 l'huiH tl~(l5 X II l lf the Probate Court of Meigs Coun lllJ ~ d 11111 by td cHU 1\m ,., ,nd Jlll)' lll!' hll ad l'ltn nt 3CH f) tiiY St: l lwei 0 ll • ~ I Li l 1111: Sir l Pomeroy l :la d t ..------ Legal Notice space t.:a ll tll 7[) FOlJU ND r car Mt tilt UnHc key rm g 1\h ~l'Vt r d l t}S anti sm"ll [ ~1111 -;;-ut~W~n ~ 1 utril~tl ty I wtll A!or for Slie at poblle auctaon on the 1st day of March Syrac.: usc S ll lit.: ttltl)o; t! ""'c I h n lt I 27 Gtp 1958 at 10 00 o'clock, l)n the front steps of the court house tbe 1 zo 1 fo!IO\~;mg dcscrtbcd real estate sit Sales , HelpWantt•d uated In tho County of Melga, VII !age of Pomcr,Y, and Sl•te of - ---- _________ .. -- Nt.!lglc.>r & tIt t k I huct nc oh o -Meigs Co. PTA Council Meeting Called Thursd'ay Tbe Mole• County Council Parenu and Teaehen,)'ill meet Tburo day at 8 p m at \he Pomeroy Jun (81 AutJ lor High S<hool auditorium wiUt the Sugar Run and Middleport jJn JD::wltUICKvn s;; r 4 cell OhiO to Wit Jts as hosteasea Sp trk l ln~ 1 1 ~ 1 t IL .,hl .L(rt r11 \1 otnr ( o 1 27 8\l The Flag Salolc led by Charles PARCEL NO I fnmh fJ } U 1'1 1v. th I(C !lud11 - - ~ ----Bemg in 100 acre lot number Swisher and Paul Reuter began A teachers recognitiOn peraot! .md ht J ltl I Xl l[l\1 nd 11 l Vl: l ) :l !JOV~ {or llaptr 10\ll t:ti lll Sugar 306 of t 'le Ohio Company's Plr h• been planned and •II teaehcn the program wa y $1 •195 t~t l't 11 ur s Pom !tun urcu f'hunc tJ:tn X Announcer Dille Sewell mtro chase to wit The lot on whleh from the Council will be hooored .. 2 1 tile (IJ :;~ • 6tc eruy Peler Wiker! reBlded al the lime a1 well as past preatdents Mrs duced Bonnie Rousey who ----1951 HUll !\ St pl l th t;cdu n lt p\)Ui\Uili iY f 1r n II r 1l llllll to of hJS dcalh beinll SO !eel front Roy Tra<y preoldenl of lhe cour aave a read1ng trom the Scrip feet and be- ell, Will preaent 1tudy on the man tures 'fi\O tunc hlu1 1 1 b!l $3!15 Blac Wlllk p~l l \l ti\C tt1 .. utJPicmcnt and rnnumg baek \ A qulrtetle, Marlene Scholl Su tlnar s Poml ~ 2 1 6h hu •n u 1mc Nn o:pNICIICC nee mg tho thtrd lot from lhe corner oal as a handbook for o!!leen ~ C!UIII I Y Hall Y ~cntme\ Ho:< Uti8A of Frey Street and the Street run Mrs Paul Thetas o! the Middle- 111n Young, SheUa .Strauss and 1053 l-Oiill VII ' tl Lu:;tnmluH l'tl llllt U) Otuu :l. 1 3tt: mng parallel with the river, belh11 port Unit " program chail'man and Corolyn Meier atured m hlllbtlly Al the conclualon or the assem on the west aide of Second Street anoounm that the Middleport P co1tumcs sang 'Lazy Bone.s bly pro~ram Pnndfal James A Sttlln Go(jd \lr! ~ aun tl :;cal "uv -Also tho !ollowln11 dGicribed T A Motheningon will prosenl Reclining on onae tn • awnl con Dt"hl, lr", ' intt'oduc\d1 "' Nrw 11 "k irt <l""- sHn5 1(20)Buslness 5ervlt'.et Blti\tHf ! \1rllCI 1'i 2~1C - - --- - - - - real l)li!lq sltM~\I!.II:.In the Vlllaae several vocal selectlona Mrt 0 sclous condition was the barefopt Greene, 1 representative o! - - - - - - - - 111\l>l<t & I~ I~\ ISil!~ Sill VIC~. "f Pomerqy, copJtY ol Moilfl.iljl P Kloln will be ••loill lor tho fisherman Pat Vauahan wbo s-.d Mclg• county V F W Post No H15:l <Ill VIIOI 11:'1 ~ rl1 :\ldtHt liHliiC :wo t li lllld Applwnct State of Ohio, •nd boundod and group and MrB Marvin Burt of ttcnly came to life when a &lzeable 4736 Mr Greene, siler a brief Wttkcnd S~ltltll $3 rl1 Ul d s tmt llti \ ~'ttl ~heel described as !oUows the Sugar Run Unil will also pre !Ish look hu bait Chorlcs Swl!h presentation speech, presented the IIlli ~ !'ntllC lUY :l lo f\l( 2 2:1 tf Betnll lot number liZ on the sent a solo V F W ' Outalandlng Footboll er as accompanist ---- - - - -- - The Room 32 p)ayer, presented Player In MeigJ County' trophy pial of Horton and Dabney's addl19~6 PON II At V8 4 tlr Catahnn Mrs Harold Ebersbaeh of the a one act aklt. "He Dtdn't Pro lo fullbaek Pearl Howthornc Jr Your OnlY Aulhorl%00 lion to the Vtllage of Pomeroy, be Scdnn Onl y 14tm:; actu11.l mtk; toller BRUSH MAN mg IS feet wide In !ronl and 29 Sugar Run Unit " General Chair- pose" Deanna Watton played the Alter an appropriate opeoch o! ac b ~ ouc ear( flLl o~ ncr Pow~ • moo of lhe Hoepiullty eommlttee p:~rt of Ma" and John Thomas ceptancc Hawthornne thanked the James Marriner feel wide In lhe reor ~ 1 ccrim~ Hudto Heater f~Uy 736 I Moln St. as tPa 'Susan Young was 'Josle loeal V F W Pool for having PARCEL NO 2 Nil tpp rd Almo5l 111\.r th e d •Y Pomeror. Ohio Being In the Vllla11e of Pomeroy, Bob Jacobs played 'Frank, and bestowed upon him sueh an honor It \\ ilS sol tl S2 093 Ulacl l nar Phone No. llf - After 5 PM c ounty of MctiiJI Stale of Ohio, . l'rindpal Diehl preoented a Pot Vaughu was Ned" 111-7 If f'omaoy 2 1 Gle tn 100 acre lot No 300 of the Ohio Making t~elr !~r•t appearance beautiful pin awarded by Gcncrol JD;ti 'l ~it cU IIY V6 !loni<t ' 1 4 dr !• _____..,____ company 5 Purchue, to wit before the Senior Htgh aod)cncc Mills to Doris Imboden who ach Good (;lean Used Cars Bcmg In lot l!O on the plat of w~rc Bonnie and Barbara Rousey teved the hlaheot seore among l'h c 1tun ~ulau ~1 1 • o Ill l ilt norton and Dabne~a addltlon to All Makt•s and !llodels ldcntieol lwilll ..tho played a gul girls Iakins the Homcmater of V~l y luw nlllagr !'U I l I Slc l I Ml10 Lena Grues!r cclebralld tar duet while alnglng lhe lyrlea romorrcw examination at Pomer the Vtllage of Pomeroy, Ohio uld lu g One of the cleunc8l I lil t I lui hcln& 30 feet wide and 00 !eel her birthday Thursday when tbe for 'I'm Walklng' "Make Love oy Ht&h Sehool Mr Diehl lntrofOib an>where ~ (){;15 l\1 ucl AUIO SALES Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the to Me" 1'Count Your Bles.,inta.' dueed Ml85 lmbodcn as th< winner long tnar s l1 umcroy 2 l 0\ t Saad premise• are appraised at Foderaled Church mol at the a hymn acl to rock and roll lime of tlte contest QUicK SEI\VICI: on Watch no $2000 00 and must be sold for not <burch for an all day quilling and "When The Saints Go March IBbJ Auto '\f!,'VIces pal.u ng hv F'aelotY 1rlltm~d lcso th•n two thirds of iOld •11- Gingerbread with whipped cream WHldtmakm ~OLLINS JEWEv protscd value and lhe terms of wao served with a potluek dinner mg In'' R II IIA II II N(,S SO~S Ul - !4 Mrs Gladys Gibson played lhe I 3 tf sulc arc cash Jn hand en day ol al noon to Mis11 Grueaer, Mrs Wal· plano accompantmennt for the hour Wrecker Set vu:c D•Y ~RS PontciOY ter Bacr, Mra Carrie Grueaer Mra. medley of oonas which wa1 well Phone 6227 Night Pl1 m !lot~ttV {- tl,l!~Uulldc~Ciii sulc l'nul Zirkle, Exeeutor of Harry Kclaor, Mra Roy Seyfried, received 603D X DODGE - l'LY!Flllilt Nctu,ln :lUll llt(lnc, Ohto the Estate of Raymond Mrs Lena Huber~ Miss Anna Dul'llt l 20 tf DEAIEIIS JUt l Not lo bo outdone by lhc Rus Mrs W L Kau!J, Mra Louis Rei- sian telentlfd;S was a group or stu Zirkle deecasod bel, Mr~ Wilham Baker, Mr• Ad0 Bnen and 0 Brlcn (9l For Sale am Ehcrabaeh, Mrs Corl Shlelda Allnrncys at Law The Bill Bend Boalillll Club met uatom Buill lllteben Kllehon 11r1 Grover Erb, 'Mrs Clorence (l i 25, 12) I, 8, !0, 4tc Thuraday evenlnc al Prtaton Mol deai~ncd tor your home l'rcc Maam, Mra Normon Kloea Mr1 Mr Mrs John Stubslt arc on In 1\llddlo~rl with Wlllll ACT HOW eallma!.. f oremt • "' Ab-KJtt Freda Mitch, Mrsr ~I an S<hae!er, spendlnc on lndtftnlle visit wtlh Loodll\1lhltll. the commOtio.,. pre SAVE$100TO $1000 Mrs Beulah Neutzllna Mrs Addle tboir dauahlor anH son m law Mr sidln& A tU.cuulon of plano lor ~_!_UBt ____!_! ~f Waverly Ohio dtltllcr 11tuc' GruoiO!, Mra Tbcodoro Mora ind and Mrs Ralph Wills, Colull)bUB summer aellvlllel wao h~ld an4 II NOTICE Of API!OINTMINT 10M W1Uy s 4 whcc l d1tvc Jl't t> tho Rev and Mn Waldo J Bar with 75 new and used trallcra Adminlotrotor Mr and Mrs George Harris waa de<idod to 11nd an ·lnvlutloh Steel li.)JJ Sucnhcc $400 317 14 to 5U fl also 10 wtdcs Tw tela Ettate of lllaa Sharp, Dtcelltll. Mamc St, l't l' leasant W Vtt and 10n~ of Pomeroy were Sun to tho Mlaqd Boat Club of Jloylo~ 1 unrl lim c IJl'<iroom!l natlona 1. NOTICE Is hereby alven lhal F lo bo b'!fl on JOIIIO , Suo0 I 311 Jit• known IHlk L'M lhc lowest pos· II 0 Utton whoso Po&t Ofliee Add of Mr ond Mro w R doY thia 101r ''l'h~y ' o1so made - ------ ~ 8thlc lt rms anywhurc Drive plana to lsauo Invitations t~ other rcHs 111 Pomeroy, Ohio, hal been Umnlt 1 r,11lct 1\lanlinm Sh 1 P' nory Wulfo cmpltiYCti on th• w1 \1 wutlil your trip 't his ~ dul y appointed as Admlnialrator _, !ilK Ill jl llOti Cttllhlllll S ht t I ~ "' lllil''l'T river spo1it loot week here rome pr<tlll\lcd to deal hsl A. ~h Mr and Mro Thereon Johnson ' Jh lltutt (JIOccry, Rt 124 J, ul \ii spent the wcokond with lhetr son l.mcl J313ip lLltlc 11.11d •• a a lot. These ar your l.AS l shopping p1acc, 8t -~Cob Scout rack 248 will be Don. 1 atu~onl of Ohio Stale Unl - - ~fr<O drlivcry Move In tumor 5 1oom lw~se, 15 Yl acros, lpeatcd apwal guesll of the Pomeroy verall)', r' un t:hcslor-Sharle R vcr ~d rnw A nythln~ of value taken Wonted TerrY Rousk Is out 'of ·school Sl hool bu! and Mail route Dale B•l•list Chureh at the worohlp '" In trnde vloo Sunday bealnnlaa 11 D ~ • wllh Lhe m.,.tea 1b,utildllttt G. Wmner. Syracuse, 0 Baby hctl 111 goud romh11 1n t til WAVERLY MOilLE 2 I Sip m aocordloc to ail ~nounooment Gene Be<ale and ann Don of 8212 J l l 9 0\, HOME SALES by Orval Wllt!, eub master ol lhe New Brl&hton eolled on Mr ond U I Highway 23 Pnek meel•ng hold Monday even Mn TIIUI Pickens Sunday I 141 Kent Ina Den"l Bopcu ond fsmlly W'-VERLY, OHIO auu 171 di~Sclia~ ~~~pc rct I bt~~~-,~Y eo ---- l 0 1401'11 CAN SHE SEE IT?--ALL THE SHADiiS Lena Grueser Birthday Is Observed Thursday ARE DOWN METROPOLITAN ---- - - - - - -- ------- TRAILERS TRAILERS I l - ·tLANTS - 121 } Real Estate --- . 'I' ~'f'(f¥ euck'e Fvr 3 room wpa1tmc1l Ave Pomeroy I 29 Hie <1Dl S t n ln ~.; Phone 200M WANTED Llatmas on Main Sl ted property, lower priced ilO tj 1 1nsu homes everywhere, 01p<Ci1liY lO.\tPII~.~~~~~ wllhm , ton mile radius of Pom oroy l'ros(\11\IY rllqot!ted arc 11 rt Aulu 1 ut Polio Cull 0011 fnt '" m Eastern end ol eounty Mt\ 1'4 M! tldh p ul Ohlll cucKLIIt JIIALTY BOX 229 PHQNI 1ot-Y ~ I 31c STRUCTUR.tll l li~MS I 1, - - - ----- - -iCRAP IRON - MITALS 1 ' ranee WE BUY Room• Phono SIG FOB $299.00 BAKER ---- --- CON CRt: n; BLOCKS nluild lttttr For Ltll" I FURNilURl GR11ESER IILOCK CO, • I Mll11 Norlh of Pomeroy On If. 13 Coli Wm. Gr.,..r Rock Sprint• The Dfdly sl.11nt1 PAYS IEN~Ul\ llEACIIES COU~TY ... lL THAN Al'tjY' Ql R ,flEWSPAPBR ' I I I 1J ,,~ IIGS ann~ll Plana for the acrvloo ore In koeplna ;,vith the obaer vance of Boy Seoul week which begina early In February, Jieprosen \Olives of various den1 will parti elpale In lhe IIO!'Viee by reeelvlna tho orrerma and loadillll In the pledge to the flaK Commllloo nten of the Paek will so1ve " us her& cub master Wile• will pro ""I a voeal ooloetton The Pack b eponoored b~ the Young Adult doas of lho c~ureh w•th calvin Simpson and Guy co wan " eo-chllrmon ol the l'ack commtttee , The publle u Invited to at~nd lhe omlee , .~=::i:iii:;;;;;::i;;;~~~= j OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Mew Furnitu,. '• - ' { cuef" Cub Sco"t Pack ~~~,.::~~~ " Be-Cul!lcts T • urch apt1Sf At B To tsuv ll I a~d Legal Noflice - -- 0 ----Summer Activities Are Outlined'For Bend Boating Oub wore oaliln& on hil lo\h01; of Sirlnsbura who was serloualy ill Maude ond Josle Pickens ealled on Mr 1nd Mrs Howard Neisler ot Raelne Tuesday Vlr&ll )\oush and family were mtlortalnctl al supper at lhe home of Mr and Mrs Vtrgtl Wal kcr ol Baahan W R llaymau Is snbstltntlnw In lho Racine school lor Mrs Morrl10n. Mt'l ErnC>t Grumn, Lctort, ealled o~ rolnttvcs here reecnlly Melt lloNicklts moved lo Easl Letart and will oulst 11111'1"! Dooglu wllh ,his form work. A alnrk s~er wos given at the bbril' ol mra. Roaa Searberry of tho Ea!oLe ol ~111 Shlf~ Jote hn :R """'ring Mn Anqa Lee oC'Melu douniT. ~~~~o. de.,..-d Chlldre.sa,1 't '.DoLed thll'~, tiQ II( luu¥Y· Wallle and J;Jlie Hili of IJOrca1 19511 '. •I' ',J wore aueatl 9f !tlrt Mabel Braee John C ~lacon sundlf al!tmoon Judae of tl!e Protiale Court lira Rle~ord Lee, Raelne, eall 1 Mella Counll'r Oblo ed on relitlyea hero Mondoy ' (Zll, 8, lG,.I~ , ~ The• Cub" Seouta bold their p'ack moqUns •l Lola!il Jlaile Mon daY evening , Mr and ~n Virgil Watkor ol IWsha• ,nd Mrs Fred ,,Shain ol Racine spent 1'uo8!lay with Mr and M'" Virgil Roua~ Capt Ecllaon Brai:O of t~c ~oat Atll.l ,vloiled hia lomliy • here Friday o~ehlPI , ~ lllr- ond !tlr" Oe~rae l!ei¥)el and dauahtera June ~~~ SMii.. were SundaJ yllltora" Jitre·MIII $helP, HIU oft ~cble was the Sundll' auos~ ol\111!' F~ors Mrs.. Jlale J!lll ' ttemi'd an Eastern st.r -dlilfttr at the hOI!io • of Mia. Nootill Bi'~ker, .~ Mlu So'tldrs Tli'lor ol Strlns burs lt\'PI< Saturiif ' 'wllll" Mila Jo)~ ara~ ~\!i UC, .. " ~ .! \ • •., A ' r 11 il•i011oidool l~out~•4• of '""o'wtloi kin"lllt141 ._:II �~ ~n~uoJ Blue And G.old B(anquet , the Datly Sentinel • For Cub Scouts rs February 25 l'omero1. Cub Scout Pack 249 Den Four under the direction met Mon~lfeverung at the Sen! of Mrs Lawrence Morar~ty and ~ High School uditoriwn Wltb Mrs Shirley Gumther used Car f)r'Yal Wiles, Cub Master presld toon Time as thear movae w•th fng. the ColloWmg partic1patmg Danny Drews Bobby Imboden and Joey Gil more led tbli IJ'OUP in the 'Pledge 'h 1'b.e Flig' wbleb opened the meetillg followed w•th group slnging of • Amenea and Hail Hol~ the Gants All Here Crow, Tweety Bird Jon Gumther Sylveater and also the commer clal announcer on thrill cream D1tkie Knight Tom Joey Free man the old woman Mike Dan lei~ the old man Pal Story and The Blue and Gold Banquet Marty Moranty the m1re and Ed which will be held 10 the Junoor die Slark nnd Teddy Morar~ty the NBW... High School aud1tormm at 6 30 p dogs m on Tuesday February 25 was amnounced The mothers of the senior class wiiJ serve the dinner Each den wdl be responsible for &bell own table decorations Den Chief for Den Four The cubs theme for Janua ry Den One un der the direction of Mrs Wilbur Jmboden and Mrs Sammy Gtbbs gave a btU b11ly hoe down mov1c Wllh calypso pants straw hats and loin Carl Bl~an entertained her brkhre "'ub Thur&iiay evening bare feet jug blowmg French harps ukeleles and gu1tars The background music was a record Plmey Jane Commercial adver tlsemcnts on sago boards were made by the follow ng cubs Tom at },fir hom" ' my Woods Johnny Wolfe Bobby WILKESVILLE The f1rs t ltd 1g of th e newly lh allquarll'ls 1s thr fee to be organll"(l ( 1rl !icout ~ wac helcl rc g: l~tere I 1n the National Organl Thu rsday il fl(r won at th~ humc of zalm n of IIH (, rl seo 1\s of Amen 1.frs Katte 811 11 who s one uf ~~ S lnr~ th1v will on Y mcrt unt1l the luulcl ~ Mns Jan cs Slmpso11 M v ll was dectdcd nut to buy u the othel"' It ader ny ut 1! lrn .s until fa ll when they Plans wrr~ male for future 1d will all start out with new un VHI f I II ~ Also pH!SC 1t at the meet ng wtr~ Mrs lhe~ tcr rannchJII Mrs :\tan ln ~w 1 1 ~lr L1 m I BoggB Hlfl Mr11 Churlu Asu Brrtdbury 1l l as.li!Htant h;ulcrs and Mrs lh ,ll 0 1hngct lllld ~trs l'a 1! a~roups Swtt tl~ntttcrs 1! the Board There 1s ~t 11 nu rlof u It meet llhc ~Will enrolled m thQ Scouts lng plucc b 1 the t1m c tf II u1r •r~ Dl11 u I rl~wcll Carol) n Searls meetmg.s h a~ bmn set fUJ ~\crv \tuu1ctn D1rs t Cnrolyn Quillen Thursda y afternoon frn1 3 m tu Jov 8 tg~ ~ S11 1dra Simpson Suz 5 00 Thev arl hc11g Sl>o nso rrJ. h\ '11c Hr II 11rv Jan1ec Tan nehill the Daughters uf ~101 Vclcr 1u 11 1 1l S t'Oil 1\hnly~ Swan Judy At nnt Thurslla\ s null II: the \loon ( onn c t:ook J11nc Biron a;irls 11rc to hr mg $1 for thtll nt 111 e \\II '" 1ynn Daniels handbooks an~ tOe wh1rh Will be ( n Ia S~ufr \\II Stewart Joan the amoun t ol th e wc('l\ly th c» \lour nlll jl h rh Ma1lm Carol Ly Thla will be 11 clr only c:<pcm~r o 1s Judy W ldcrmutb Sandra Oh unttl the 4th meet ng on h• 11ry lmgc r Km en Bachner 'Nansa ~ when th<Y m\J ~l br111,11: 50 trr 1st Clu1stlnc Bahr Susan Neut wbh:h will ~c sent to th~ N ttltmal zhna and Sc1~ ly~ _L__cw_l•_ _ ___ Racine High Lahn Club Initiates 16 New Members The Racine IIlAh School Latin Club had a meetlnt; 111d party on Thur8day evening at the school and lnUiated 16 new Frest&mcn m'mbe" l'reJidont Raymond Ad 1M1 pre1lded The new mcmben are B1ll Ar nott Thorlelf Bcnt1 Donna Brew er Joe Brinker Joyc~ Circle Joy ee Gloeckner Bill Ldc Jtttu Jo MOler Shirley M11ler J1m Pupc - -- -- ---- Ruth Ann Petrel Kathryn Powell Kend11 Huascll L) nn Shuler Al fred Shuler and Carole Van Meter Mill Ellene Wickline a form er L•lln •h dent at otr end a 1983 a:ra udatc of H11cille apoke about her \fork In college at Att&cns and at Illinois University now l'lus were presented for two vcara of Latin to Iackie Adams Raymond Adams Carolyn Cleland Wc11loy Cozart Tom Fisher James Hunt Mary K Johnson Linda Mal f~ lory Annabelle 1 Roae Patricia Stohurt Jack Weese Barbara Ad 0 uniS Jimmy Adamo Frenkio Chop 1nan L1n<1a <trcte carole Effing > t n C l~tllcs Ihlc Virginia John /fht Middleport I,TA ~tothc r 111 n Don \t(Dade Shirley McKel J1n1er1 will meet for pracllt:C on H') Mary Allee Nease Rosemary 1 •unda)' afternoon at 1 30 p m at Snh~er Ann SarQ€!nt !ltalll Melhodiol Churrh 'l'hcse pin• were gifts from Don The poup It being reorwa mu d old Wolfe s Commercial Club after ~everal years of Inactivity In (,am<lll rdrcahments and dane prepuathm for tile Melg1 Cf\unty tng wore enjoyed after tho busi eoundl of P'I'A meeting on I hu rt; llfliH mlclh g Mrs Ruth Euler Ill dl)' Feb 8 at 8 p n al tht I' me advisor or th e club ioy Junior H•&h Aud1tonum Conmuttcea a1 ran~mg tho party J(n Luellle Swackhamer Pmm nil from the !lccund ~car Wttn roy Vocal MUIIC Supcrv\s(lr tM dan wert~ o ade 11p of Carole jll.eCtJnc them ood ~11 s Chotilcr 8111 hlcl Suo Ann Buck Dotolhy J!n'ln {J •ccompanliit Circle l'aul < ot.art C~trol Pcem aroup arc Mrs On ~~~~ y Euler Mary •"indley Allen ·~~1o:_;J~1~k~~s, lrirs Beuhah White Mtddlt.llwllrt Robert Smith Rehcc l'oui ilnp co W"d end Sheila Youns Epple) \In E PI'C5lon t!t,~~~~~r, Mn Alfred ii, Mro AIf Mrs Tin Sunshine Circle mrt at the home 'I Cal roil Podrterer lor the Jan mrv h10etlng Buslno,. reports were rl!ad aut111pprove I ooio-1 Thr pr<SI lent Carrie Bahr WOI Pomeroy n ( h 11 1;1 1 or lmsmu~a lC~Ion "u two gueoli woro u,'ddleport PTA ' M th ers1ngers Are Reorganized Sunshine Circle January Meeting ll""''.., the sheriff's deparllllent here to4a9 }Vejst:Vlrgl:nlan In Jail for at least 23 the cleaner that walks rur! W Va , plead guilty In to driving while IDIOII id I d ""ing a w~n an ~~_:ar., i ~~~:i:~ 1 Two Are BoUlld toTo Grand Jury 00 B&E Charge b toY 1 A Muldleport man Thomao Al len Eblin 28, and hio partner Ralph A Butcher 29 ~~ Cheollire Route 2 were bound over to the Moigs Coun!Y Grand Jury Saturday night in Mavor C 0 Flohero on bondo of $1 0110 eaeh. The pair were charged with the breaking and entering of the Bat er Clover Farm Grocery Store on Middleport at 1 a m •eelt walk on aliOIJ ~:;: [~ \ ~rn~de~di,~ ~ ·~ri~ct~m~e~et~m~g~a~t~~E~I:erfeld• Wltbln ~ matter of hours through the combined efforts of Middle port Pollee ond the Melga County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach Neither of the men oould fur nlsb bond set ~Y lloyor Fls~er end were to be transported todajl to tbe Meigs County Jail to be held for next seutpn of the Grand '!'I Cbarlea spent the Newly Orgamzed Girl Scout Troop Meeting Held Thursday Five Amdenfs Recorded In Area Over The \Vork Bx Meigs Sheriff Veteran Meigs-~o Jij Fugitive's Arrest Newspaper Man Jff.itbtc Mrs, Parker Sheet. fell down her baoement steps and Injured her back She Is a patient at Hoi zer Hospital V'l Rife II Ji( at bls home bare Tom Hartley Charles Rll• and Dalley Wood ere In a Huntmgton Hospital for cheek up and tree! ment All ere lmprov1n1 The Ladies Cll'fle of Presbyter ian Chur<h met with Leona Davis Jan 22 to quilt an<l &ew rags for ruae A pot luek dilner was serv ed Mrs Fern Sweeney apent sever al dayo JNltb her sister Mrs Ever ell McKnight of Pomeroy The Johnjoll' family which re sided in the Rhodes property have moved to llle Bates farm Soveral members of the W1lke1 Granae met at the home of Mr and ~" Sam Mam to spend the evening and coul')t salee ata.mP.s McCoy Snavely attended s ~IS tm:l insurance meetinJ at Oak Hilt /an 14 Soveral members of Wllkesvlll• cameras iVJtiCIJ Bil l 1U iCh If t h ~ (I Ill lltflTn Prize for high oeort wu awan!ed to Mr1 John Moore and 1e<011d to Mro Rolland Neutzllng Refreohmente Jt'F' eerved by tbe hl.ateu to tti~ named abo•• and Mn C -E lllfleslee Mrs Har old Lehse Mrs William Clark \\lro Chorlea Mullen end Mn Se Um ~luewlcz Schaefer Jackie M1ller Bobby Imboden and Sammv Gibbs Jr Den Two under the darcdaon of Mrs Orval W~e s 11nd Mrs Oliver Mlcllacl had a1 ull tun c mov1e of the broken dow 1 Ja lo py The dnver dressed 1 1 ('<~r duster scarf and cap 1n tn1ng to )let h1s car at.uted would have a flat t1rc Tak lng parts were Howard Ellg!Jsh as the dnver Eugene I nplett the motor Don Sw !iht r Sl~v~ Fmlaw David Keller and Ror n1c Logan the t1res Larry \fankm d1recto DaYld Mtchael the umm a m1m and Chnst 1ph1 r 1 ompkms the prop The commerc1al T1mc to ChanKe to DC Spark I lugs wa& given by Bill Eng:! sh ProJects were il nucrophonc <~ megaphone a camera an1l commercial signs and props Den Three wn h Mrs Calvin Simpson and Mrs ponald Mullen as ~irectors presented lhe move 'The Big Bank Robbery wntlcn by Joey Gil more w1th Joey a:; tii.Sh ier Scan Mullc11 the sher ff Jl>hn Spencer d1 p II ) rorn my Harris camera man Churkw Mullen Sktp Domtgan and lUcky Gtlmore the robbers Preps were made bv Tom my Hams and Bruce Simpson B~&ckground n U!ilc was tinny plano pl1ymg Thc1r proJct:\8 were ml crophonc!l flip uov1cs aQd box: apcnl m g,cHin.11 arqua nt cd ~ 111 discuftllll@ the varw t !( m11te11Bi s to l)e onlcrctl It was th dt d tlu1t for a wh le unli~ they l\~ l t n I r way morr th ry will ull nn•rt to j~Cthcr lnstc ud of liM t11.u SC I•cralc I Mrs. Carl8ilikan Is Hostess for Bridge Club Meet as the1r ConUnued anow flurries In the Meigs County are~ today up a back breaking job for men of tb,l State Highway Department and lllelp County Highway Depll'tment 11 they labored around the c!Gek to keep blgbwaya cleared to traUic And accordlaJ to the Ohio Weather report for the pext five days there will be 110 let up In the snow fall acCj)l:tllnJ to pre· ke~ HOOVER· A grand how how was gaven to J1mmy Mees upon becom1ng a new bad Mone Makmg Snow Flurries 1\ru Are Foreast In This Region Jenl weather coudlUOIII. Tile r• port 11 10 I m tcJc!aJ JOJd IIIli the wealller will continue eold with ~o lar&e temperatun duln1e1 with fnqUfnl onow Ollrl'itl today 11Jrou1h Saturday rive hlahwaJ or atreet aeeldtnll ltpt tile lfe.,. C<>untr Sljtrlff'• Depll'!ment and Po'*"" pollee bua) OTer tile week ond 11 ali.ck road aurr.... In nearly eaeh cue I . , _ . , wm blaml!d for the den!<d fenLID dm ond CID"Ii!d bumpm and t... crilb mllntainm out and two tinder Tile 1herlfra ooeldent rtporlt trucb on the cot1niJ read mtem -At s p 11 ont m1lt welll of t .. ptnc ten mtn buill tlnderinc Lanl(lville on State Bnute 124 Fred tile danceroua porUODJ. A Morru tl DeJter UIDC! around a curve He eould not stop In ume Tbe Slate Highway garage l!lid to av01d hltllf.l a trudr operated that 1..7 hod 3!1 men out on the by Brmard G.ma ... Dexter reada WQitingln two oblfll to keep J:ll,opped .. thf roadway •• Merrll I lllt IIIIID tagbwaya RoutH 33 and aide llodenli! dolbap to Morrla't 7, tleated to traffic Tl'fY _, car none to tbe ~ emplo11n1 IZ to ~ pleeel of -At 2 a m SundaJ P1erce Ore equipmetll ODd dunn1 Slturday Ca1e 44 S)'I'ICIJe, - :o1n1 tall od Sunclay cleated llle roada four on Rt 124 ¥t rot on berm 1efllt u-. hit a tree and lmlth, aki<lded bacll A spoketmao at the Slate Hip Into tho bialnray fiont end, total way G~t~~e wd tbat the main IIIII • t - llithW111 were in fair abape and AI II p m Sunday Davtp Polif that tiJe cumnt One dry onow fat Fr~end, Racine, wu golnc north- nne wiJ 11J11 mormn1 wu being west three "1les aoutbeut ol Syra awept clear of tiJe higbwaJI by ..,. He rou;.tecl a ""'e-<>r tried traffic lt>-falled it olr11ahlen out aiJul· '!'be Ice llld !DOW whiO had " dod 100 lett llle h•I..IY cumulalod on ain hiiiJways m (ContlnvH On '"' .,_, the <OUnty have been cleared away by tall and clnden. aooord Inc to IIJe llllb••J Department thereby ebmmatiDC mutl of llle lllpperineoo. Claimed By Death Stephen Martin &a; >•teran n'wapaperman in Mel~l County lor • period or &2 yem'died early Sunday in the GOod "'"'arltan HOJpital Ia Z.nt~vllle following • stroke auffered whllo on 1 vloit to hio 10n s bome in lbit city During year period in which he the WI!82engaged In lhe "ewsp1per buslneu In thla ~Wtty be WAI aMCCiated wltb The Lead er, The Demotnt Dallv Tribune, Tribune Telegraph Dally Newa and Herald Tribune The deceaaed waa preeeded In dealll by hiJ wile, Cora May llat lip daugbtert, Verda Slnelolr and Hazel Martin and a son Geor&e Survlvmg the deceaied lfe llle following child~n Evere!t M'ar lin South Bend. lnd '(l'llllam Wartln ZaheiVIUe Mlldted' Tubbo, Pomeroy, Hermon lfartln Pome 1"0) Anna MH Greenlee Pome roy Joleph Martin Pomeroy and Leo Gilbert Martin of Cho11peakt Also ourviving are three brot11ers Heney Martin of He)lllock Grove Thurman MartiJt Syracuse and Arth~f MarUn Alheno There are also 18 ifand ebildren and 22 sreat grandchildren Funeral servJees will be held Tueoday at 2 P m from the Ewing Funeral Chapel Butial will be mode In tHe Beech Grove Ceme tery under tbe d~ion of the Ewing Furieraf1f/lme. I 1""· I Temperaluffl at 10 a• m thil monun& at the Stale lliahway Ga rqe WU re111tered I 20 degreel Tile Stal<o weotber report Indica~ ed an nerqe II( t.,o to ihree below oormal ln. ·w. area for the next fi•e d,aya !fllh • .• ,..,... 1D IIIIJ aNI of fl normal low of II llltlte Middleport WCTU Meeting Is Held Friday Evening The Middleport WCTU met Fn day evening at the Heath Metho dlKt Church Thtl meeting open ed with a hymn and The Lords Prayer M18 0 E Me)<lnley who wao the p1anul for the cvenln& was In charge of the devotions Mrs M L Kelly preSided end told of the program for tbe year theme of which Ia Hlgnway to Lext&latlon The group abo vot crl to send money in February to the L111lan Stevens Fund and the Franees Willard Memorial Fund Mrs H L Buoh and Mrs L D Dileo gave an Open Letter to Btll the Bartender ' Mra Clarence McNeal read an arllele To the Women of the Bible M•ss Mar earet Sa1Jer, Count)' pr€!sldent of WCTU read the first of a series of aermona rrom ttm book Christ ian s Caae For Ab&tlncncc The closing prayer was by Mrs Kelly A dessert course was served by Mro H L Bush and Mrs Pearl Hoffman with Mro C P Gallaaber ao a contributing noaleu Durlna the social hour Tom Kelly sana 1 Believe Racine Legion Auxiliary Unit Reaches Quota Tho Racine Legion Auxliiarv ~ .1: Taltelll(v~ of OUf co~ pltlt •ttdc of II"' lu.1111M1 1 and bulldlntlmatlrlcilt, all ' loCatl4 llil!ltr one roof,,!Gr ' Jurm M13 Frank Clloesobrew uu"t !Jlclllter spoke on •Legilltlturc •nrt The Book To God llovemont nor ...~mont.. were ..... ~ at Lhe clote of the meeting pro11e nt The February m~~lil1 1 will be held at Ibe botl\e of Pbyllla RowaQ The Wllk~l· Quden Club mot at the h9flle or Ma Straw• bauah Tho mi!lill~• wll In ~barge o( Mrs Do't(tt.b · era~, president Sevmllnle~n&toplct were dis cuased RcfreW~ot• were acrvctl I Nut llettlui,wlU but the home 1'11Mir anCI -.ornl&o Int11114a. ., \ l , ........-.DYICI Wt wJIJ;I!ttPY'U plan rour ~ ~ a,fii• you an"'-'liiOtt~l~ of catrYiftllt out. Guaranteed payment 1! m JUred by uninsured mut01 tst while ridm~ In yutn own car someone else's <ar 01 walking Thii Co~­ e• age can be ~dded, to your present policy for \ a very small addltlopai charge Claim paymen\s made '4l, to the (ull limits ol fOI!r pohcy Stje this agency to day ,r~ ~ ,, G.ra B. Ohlinger Claimed By Death At Broad Run 111-SEO" 't 1 Senior Girls Folk Festival ACCIDlNfAL INJURY? Post 602 met on Tuesdoy evening al the Leaton Hall with Mrs Mary Rnu!lb prealdlnq Mrs Grotta Sim pson w., Chaplain Slxleen membera dues were turned In m•~lng a total of 62 me nbers which iJ ~uoto for tbe Uml J Now membero Mrs Betty Theiss Mro Betty Diddle ond !\Ira Euie Wolle are weloomed by the group 'l'he croup voted to contrlbut• $~ 1o tho Mnroh of Dim., It was decided to send I girl from Racine High School to Buck yo Girls Stale hi Columbus 111 ~~ Riehard Newgward an AWOL oa\lor who had &etused h1s buddy, Albert Budy, of larcelll' found him aelf In trouble today and C.clng possible per,..utlon lor perjury here. Mayor Charlea Legar Saturday heard N'l"gward recant on char ges tllat Budy had stolen bls ldall tlficallen papers and olsb Body had been jailed on the chargee 1111 Friday Mayor Lepr turned both youn.g men over to Novy aulllorltles but liled a potjury char•• agalnll NOW&ll'NCl 11 the NaT)' doeon t proper()> punllill him we will when he Is dla<iharced wblcb may l>e soon,' the mayor aald Newgward h'd appeared before Pomeroy pollee 1111 Tllqroday 1#\tb i 1ton IIJal He and Bud1 we"' en r~MJiHo ~ new atatlqn. Budr. stole bla; mon~v 111d m ;.pen New&· \lard Aid ' ,' When lltldy told bit story "" thlt Uaey both wore AWP~ and that 1>e bid otolep no hbli CINOINNATI UP -Aiummum Industracs Ine rtas threatened< to close IIJ C ncinnati operatl()na un less otriklng employeea return to work b) Monday I A lew workera returned Frida) and Harr1son 0 Aah company president said If the wyrkera are back on the job MoQday ~· ''Won I recommend cl01ing the pl~nt The •trike belen a w.cek ago when the workm wa)~cd' llul to protcot alleged contNlc~ vlglat)ons However the worker• were ufaed 14 return to work Thu•.illajl by \VIIIlam Black USW Dislri~t 2& otafl rcpre!ICntaUve The I!I:Udna workero arc membeto ~f lh' Unit ed Sleelworkcn Local 31p ~ VDEdwards lnauruee of ~II T~1 t: Zlld Sl Pboae 15·1 rom � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 1, 1958 calloway crotti hayman young