https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/606f93cc7f3a3d523ece0f3bbff61000.pdf 47e45137758e56466feff19b9b526455 PDF Text Text ~ ~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• $~ 1o tho Mnroh of Dim., It was decided to send I girl from Racine High School to Buck yo Girls Stale hi Columbus 111 ~~ Riehard Newgward an AWOL oa\lor who had &etused h1s buddy, Albert Budy, of larcelll' found him aelf In trouble today and C.clng possible per,..utlon lor perjury here. Mayor Charlea Legar Saturday heard N'l"gward recant on char ges tllat Budy had stolen bls ldall tlficallen papers and olsb Body had been jailed on the chargee 1111 Friday Mayor Lepr turned both youn.g men over to Novy aulllorltles but liled a potjury char•• agalnll NOW&ll'NCl 11 the NaT)' doeon t proper()> punllill him we will when he Is dla<iharced wblcb may l>e soon,' the mayor aald Newgward h'd appeared before Pomeroy pollee 1111 Tllqroday 1#\tb i 1ton IIJal He and Bud1 we"' en r~MJiHo ~ new atatlqn. Budr. stole bla; mon~v 111d m ;.pen New&· \lard Aid ' ,' When lltldy told bit story "" thlt Uaey both wore AWP~ and that 1>e bid otolep no hbli CINOINNATI UP -Aiummum Industracs Ine rtas threatened< to close IIJ C ncinnati operatl()na un less otriklng employeea return to work b) Monday I A lew workera returned Frida) and Harr1son 0 Aah company president said If the wyrkera are back on the job MoQday ~· ''Won I recommend cl01ing the pl~nt The •trike belen a w.cek ago when the workm wa)~cd' llul to protcot alleged contNlc~ vlglat)ons However the worker• were ufaed 14 return to work Thu•.illajl by \VIIIlam Black USW Dislri~t 2& otafl rcpre!ICntaUve The I!I:Udna workero arc membeto ~f lh' Unit ed Sleelworkcn Local 31p ~ VDEdwards lnauruee of ~II T~1 t: Zlld Sl Pboae 15·1 rom �' THf.,DAIL~ '$EH IfilL " f. .~~torially ' I lt's~Me, That ~eigs Youth Be Served , AU too often we are unmindful of the good done m a colniiiUlllty by t~e youth who grow up about us an~ 1114!1'e oilen !han not are qui~k to crititlze their ictlvltles rather than to look to the otber, llde of the ledger where 111ucH goll!lls bell!g dbt\e Take for Instance here 1n Metgs County the activities of the 4·H Clubs, P'uture Farmers of America, Ftiture Homemakers of Amer1ca, Boy and G1rl Scouts, church youth counc1ls and many other youth ortanlzat\Ons Within the county that dally enncll ohr lives and our community. It Is an easy thing to glibly say, "Well they are dotng a fine job," and then to let \be mat ter rest at that pol~t But beSides leveling criticism at the youth of this county for the admittedly unwarrant ed acts of JUst a few, what are YOU doing about rerogmzlng the abilities, the reaching out for good citizenship and the myriad of other things the youngsters do in !he communlty It's about time Meigs Counlians started In to "counllng the blessmgs "brought to them by the youth of this community " It's about t1me that the youngsters were given a hand m learning more of their community than they already know now It's about lime that youth be recognized for they are to be the community leaders and the bread winners of tom01 row It has often ~n sa1d that ReciJIIht~;~ of Achievement oft times comes too late m life to be fully apptec1ated and (ecogmzed And, it 1s all lllO true Therefore tod&y may we offer a ,uggesbon • Why not establisiJ an annual Youth Week m Me1gs County at which time those youth In each of various commumlles would for a one day period assume the dulles of every offtclal In Meigs County The offlcJals, May ors, Councilmen, County Off1cers, trustees, Police and Police Chiefs all would of course maintain their dull,.s, but would In the course of that day have a youngster by their side learning of the mtrll:atles of public office and the duties it entails to the general public Student! so named to such honorary posts would be selected In their own schools anct townships To be accorded such an honor would In itself be a reward for their own achievements during the past year Is there not one ol'Aanlzation in Meigs County thoughtful enough of the fine young people we have here, who will sponsor such a Youth Weekt There would of course be many details to work out, but in the long run we believe that the honor accorded to deserving young people would more tbaan offset the hllle time accorded to organlzat!OJI of such a venture '-L. J 081"JViJl'!DllPe Davb,...k • UOIII ly UNITID HIS' Moscow - Showman M•ke Todd on hi.! obervallcn of the Ru11lan P«>Ple during hll nine doy visit lo the Soviet Union 'They ore warm, (rlcndl)' hos pltable o~d surprblnalr pro Am" ieon •• - NtW YORK - T T Wiley, New York traf!k commjaaloner. on the trend toward larger, hlrh er pr wcred cars '"Who! do we jCt out of it? We Just tot tho oame lraMporlatlon 4hnl we got out of amaller can l<ith lower horoepower • WASlliNGTON" - Vice Preol d•ut Richard It( Nl•on. on why the Alnerlron aatoillle underaeores lhe urfenct lor l"ternallonal eon trnl of outer IP&l!f ' Wortlnr lo&t!Wer for pea~. the RuS!Ion and American people will '"'ompllah rar more lhon themoelm and the world than they would In 1 race lor military 111premacy in outer spare ' Total ~·e•ts of Economy Sav inJII ahd l-oan Compony headquar hued in Coluumbul, Increased ap proximately 10% during lll57 ac cordln1 to Kalod Hlndy, Monager ot lhe ln<al otrlcc at 300 West Seeond 8(, Pomeroy, Ohio L J Inaram Ec1mom~'• presl dent, reported at lbe company•, emil onnuol meellnl that assels Hivo lncrmed to over $~1% m1l lion an lncreaJe of $4% million over the 19116 year end llrure Similar lncreaAta In Loans and depo1ltll ""'e reported to olllcers and d1rettors at the meetlrli l.oan• oujatandln1 incre"'d by $2 million during the rear and m now nver the f48 million mark depoalls w0re reported lo officers lion lo mote !ban $43 mnnon At lbe meeting all of Econom)'s officers and directors were re elected lor IIIIIB '"' PTTII!'N 'IIITIRI 1111n The "''~ Temple Pylhlan 81• ten 1M will hold their refiUiar monthly meeting on Tueoday even tng at 7 3D at lhe K of P Hall There will be lnstallallon of of fleer• ond gueoto will be presem from Gallipolis Wllkesvlllo, Ncl sonvlllc and Pomeroy LITERARY CLUB The Middleport Lolerary Cluh will meet on Wednesday Febru ary ~ al 2 00 p m at lhe home ol Mro D B llartlnger ANNUAL TIA The annual FellowshlfJ Ten of the B H Sanborn MI8Sionary So cicty of the Flr1t Baptlot Church will be hold this evening at 7 30 at tho church Mro Francis Nyeu, a lorelt(ll aludent at Ohio Unlvcr slty will be the gueot speaker LADIIS AID TO MilT The Ladl01 Aid of the Sl Paul's Lutheran Church will meet m the church parlor Wednesday at 1 30 Economy SovtnJII lo Loan Comp- p m with Mro L C Karr and any, founded In 1892 now operates Mrs R E Boice ao hostesses 8S olrioea In Ohio The company abo molntallnalwo depoall ollie" AT COMMINCIMINT one at 2123 Eaal Ninth Street Among tho10 receiving degrees Room 200 Cleveland, ond the ot Saturday .11 Ohio Unlverslly'• her in the eompant• executive of CommenceMent wa1 Rex Malden, MOSCOW _ A taxi drlvor on !lee, al 42 E"i Gay Street Col oon of Mr and Mra Elmer Malden the launching o( lbe first Amort um~ua of Nelsonville Mr tfaldcn, who con aatelllte, '"plorer l!conom7 11 ~ wholly owned sub received 1 Bochelor ol Science In "ConiP"atulallona to you Amort aldlary of Capital Finane. Corpora Civil Engineering degree to a can people lor your Sputnik" lion, a nallonwldo conoumer fin IP"aduote of Middleport High ance orranlzai!OII operolln1 more School WASHINGTOI'I - Tho D!mO lhln 240 olliceol~ 14 alai" of the crollt Party Advl•ory Council on Unllod Stolea and In Canada Cap LIOION PIIOOUM the bulineu receulon. ltol aloo I• headquartered In Col The Feeney Bennett Poal 128 '"1\'t hovo now reached the crlt umb01 American Lollon are •pon!OI"ing a leal state where poalllve royer•· l·,-r-ea-:-1 -,~,1:-ue-;-ln-ec-=-re-nt:171;:-lc-m-;-; llltary community wide program and ment aotlbn abould be oubllilutod ond ••mmunleotlona llelda we tum thla evenlnll at 7 00 at the lor rQI&<OjOred alum ond tl will ""'" oaword lo more chal Mlddl,port High School Auditor clamlllon pOint. In Pn>lldonlltl lon•ln• mlulo•• 11 Cut u our re Jum Thb pJ"081"am 11Ia a pori of lhe meUIJet." " • ... American Leaton Back to God IOIIfCII parmi! " movement The public Ia Invited to TOK"\'0 - Newlbqr Wllllam A attend. Billy Bevan, I~ befon tokln~ NAPA, Colllornli - A PreiB ofl 011 t•e Rqal fe1 or bla round- Wlreleaa en11noer, doaellblna the GARDIN CLUI MIITINCI the·wwld tour, on why he had lo "undulatlna' alrnal of Amerloa'a The Middleport Garden Club oarlh aatollllo ao home to lllnneaoll meet lhla evening at 7 30 at home ot Mrs Dove Farmer "Ill w11 cone much lon1ar, I ' 1 wao aort or • waxJna ond don't thin~ ever ctleh up with wontn1 or a atead, lone " my aehool ftdl.• PH!LADEIJ'mA - Dr I 14 Levitt, director or the Franklin HOLLYWOOD - Aelrtll Rita Horworth, on ber llftb nlaniqe IIIIIIMe Pl11otll"lum. predldlne thol the United Staltl will hove '"I m ""· verr boppy 1 '""' at ltut live •atellltu In the akr almoat ovory brldt 1111 !bat '" by tho end of the year WASHINGTON - Dr Wen her '"I think lhot Ruulo ltllinl • von Broun Germ111·bom dtttlp•r ulelltlo qp lint Ia llle boll thing llembora of tho Board of Dlrec or tile U s utellllt launcblu that hoppened to 01 Now we've ond mana1er• or t~e local ..,..,1 In predieiWI I hI IH lot our IIOio to lho Jll"lnd•tone and b1 the end of tho ,.., there 'ltllt Bureau Co-op will lMl at l••~~~:~ln1 of ' Exp!Wer• "'' lhe olll"l ol a lon1 ranao P'OIP"•m to lHt JO or 15 aatollllol In the aky tending the Fann Bureau Cooper An ot Ioiii holf or lhllll will lHt alive A..ocJatlon DJIIirict DlreCion IPict. oun' meet1n11 One-day meetings are aehedule<l In "•h of tho State Co Alln<latlon•' Dlreetot~ Dl• 1000 10 30 1100 1130 12 II( 12 30 !&liD I Ill' 2 30 300 4,00 HS 5011 - • Bureau Co-op Meeting Be Thursday Ma11nu TMatre Queen tor a Doy Modem ~u~t r G00 Comedy Time l S 3~ •Spi'll<h Playbou11 ~ IS IIP'A"tajl!Y~ , 8 2$ Weothiir'c..t 8 110 News Pl~tute 6 n NBC News • 7 00 ' Saber df LOn~o• • ~30 Spinach PlayhotN """' Ere 625 Wratheroaat 6 30 News ~ure 6 4~ NBC News 615 8 ' 7 00 llawkere I I Rl u 7 30 The Pr ce ' 1'" 800 Restless Gun 830 Tal" of Wells Farso 900 TwentY One Goodyear Thenter ' Suspicion New• Headllnea Weathereast Thhe Jack Paar Show Sign Of! I' Tre.,prc Hunt !i)dd10 FISher Show • The Adventures of McGraw 1 Bob Climm•ns• Sholl' 10 DO Cablormans • , " 10 30 Tbo New Mven\Urtl Gt MJ.rtln Kane I) 00 Newo K~adllnea II 10 Weat~ermt f II 15 The .Tac~ P1ar Show I 00 Slpl Oil VSO 8 Oil g 00 9 30 --·-:-;-,--~--:---: WCHS-TV Chan"er 8 Channel s:-Tuesdoy most fiiW ARRIVA~ Channel~onday eounty or part eounty Mr and Mrs Roy Sm1th (Lucre 7 59 Sign On TID W. BROWN 1• tml, tad such board acta 1 lbo lla Koapar) are announcing lhe 8 00 Captain Kanearoo 8 DIJ Copt&>Jn KaDcanle 8 4~ CBS NeWt Secretary of Stall same capacity aa dooa lbe Seert· b1rth ot a 9 poond 7\i ounce Bon, 8 45 CBS :Wen With llllng deodllne lor tllia tary of Stale In regardo to petl Donald Roy, at Ho~er Hospital, 9 00 lllornlng Sbow 9 DO Morning !liGw year'a primary election, near, llou lor alote-wlde offleel Thlt Saturday, February I Mra Aman- 10 00 Gail")' Moore 10 00 Garry Moore It might be well to consider how Ia lo 11y the board of elecllon• or da Kaspar Is a grandmothrr. The 30 Arthur Godln!J IO !D 4rthur Gll<ifr01 - ' the pelltlons are pr..,.saed bel* t~e 111011 populoua countY or part Smith'• also' have a d•ulbter, 10 1130 1 Dotto 11 30 Dotto lhf · namea of the nrlo~s ~..a1, eounw of the dl•trlct dlalrlbot01 Unda, ago 10 12 00 News at Noon 12 00 News at Noon datea are actually placed on tho the petltlona to tbo appr(!prlate 12 I~ f.ovt ~ Ufe 12 15 Love of Lll• ballot "I county board• of lbe dlilild, and 12 3C search lor Tomorrow The petitions lor stale wl•~ of. upen recetv1n1 them bae~ ~eter· NO INITIATIVE 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 9•1dlhr Ucht IIcea which are !lied wtttl'n I.e mlnea the validity of lbe lndWid· SYRACUSt N Y-rohce sa1d 12 4~ GJid·n~ Llsht I 00 KaUe't' Kitcben Seer~tary of Slate are lira! 11al part pel&lion• - as to l!l~ffl the burglars who went away em I 30 AJ the W>rld Tltl'!ll en down 80 thai the lndl~idilal other then the validity of ptf)leu· pty banded allcr ripping open I 00 Kolle's Kitchen pari petlt&on• moy be sent to the lor SJgnaturta - and the ,.Uditr the oale at the Nu War Overall 1 30 As the World Tumo 2 00 Ileal Ute Clo.t appropriate county Boards br ,nd ou!llclencr of the pebt10ns u Service 1hould have used. a l1t , 2 00 Beat the Clock Z;SO Jlo~,.party Elecllons Here the Board• deter- a whole 01 course such bOll~'' lie more lnlt181lve They neglect· 2 30 • House party 3 00 Big Payoff mme the v llidily of "ch mdlvld· must, In addition, determine the ed to pick up a "'eta! box con· 3 30 The Ve.rd)C! ls Y01J'I ual signature 011 tlte IJ&rt petl validity of ind1vldual mgnalures tumng nearly $1,500 wh1ch was 3 00 Bl& Payoff 4 00 ~righter Dey tlons that are sent to them The on those petitions circulated In plainly exposed m the vpen safe 3 30 The Verdict Ia Youro t 15' Secret storm par( petitions 11re then returned to their own counties 4 00 Brlflhtor Dar 4 30 Ell&• of Night , the Secretory of Stale along with As to petitions of ca~dldateofor Fll'llt DEPUTIE' 4 15 Secret Storm ~ 00 Tile Eaily SMtr' a report or the fmdlns ol t~e county olllfl!ll· tile boards o( •lee AUBURN, N y UP - Cayuga 4 30 • E44e ,ol Nlthl Boards The Secretary of Stale lions of lhe parttular cbuntr detor· 8 30 Your E"o Rell"rter ., 5 00 Early Show , then proceeds to determine the ' mmes all m11tters relative o the County Sherif! Wtl~rd Wilcox 1.30 Your Es•o Reaorter 6 n Spcirta Pql)ld~ , , ~ volldlty ol the lndlviual part poll validity and sulllc•ency of the pet oaid l~oro were juo too many 8 48 Sporll Parada 6·85 Weatherman ,, ,, 1 1 "'pemal deputies" a d ordered tlons - as to matters other than iUons 7 00 Rldhard Dla1n011d the county cler~'l office 'to chop 8 ~5 Weatherman the valld&ly of parllcular slgoa 7 30 Telephone Time 300 from the list 7 00 Leave It To Beaver tures -and tPie .vallcllty and sur 8 00 f~U Silvers S~ow 7 30 Koble Hood llclency of the petitions as a LINCOLN Neb '. Guy Stark 1 3 30 !l;ve Arijen Shqw 1 whole weather, lather or ' marathon i t • - - · - - - - - - - - . 1 a 00 Lucy and Desl 9 OO' To Toll 'l'he Truth murderer'' Charles Starkweather, 9 00 Danny Thumu The proce88 as to pellllons ol "'hen asked II be lhourht his son 9 30 Red 81\elelon Shqw 9 so ne.. mbor .Bride candidates for distract office such \0 oo $.64,000 Queshon 10 oo stud••• One as representut \CM tu congn· ~ ~ :~:~!d be sent to the electric \0 ~0 ~. DislrJ<I Attdrney atate senators, and jud!le'S of the ""fhal'• a bell of a qu.,tlon to II 00 Up-t&Hbe Mmute NP.,. II 00 The Newa Tonlt:ht l'!ourts of appeals, Is muc~ the answ6r He should be pun01shcd II 05 S.lnntnr lhe "'~ather II 05 ~anning the Wealhet same Ueree, howe,cr the pel! bul 1 don't know just how or In II ID The Litle Show 1t 10 'l'lie Lal~ s~ow " tlons me fl ied with the board or what monner" ------------'-....,_-~__,_elect1ona of !!fl!N· I I Melrll County News WJ EI WHTN-TV Citono.el14 I J-WASIIImJ 12:10 p.m. I MARCH OF,, I ,.,.,. w•.,... c..~ro~ Slrn On Daily 'lMifli atat• otll<ltJa view tht hloo<ly uph•vat r·r-':;j;;:;~~~~;; mort lhlll juol • dlaputo !mOilf the mill· South 4mer1Can countrlel, CIY/Iilll root. run talrJi' cleop In v.,uuell. 1Jlllte« atatti' 111tll9rltiol now an cerllln IIlli the Vtftlllltlllill peopta IYPI demand 1 CO&Ulcle .. '"' nolortl"- ol ~I!I"'Y· The vloltftl Jl8hl· ~ eonvblcecl lbem U..t the man·ln-11\e-aln:et hu deolded to atllc~ Oijl a ,...,., clalln to pe.. 101111 frltdom. The nvolt 11111 ~11 route« Dlclalor-Pretl• dent Portl Jl~ Olld 11nt him 1101nr lor lllltU&I")' IJI~bilell lttpUIJ!IC, hu loR IM leolll)ll')' ~1111011, tllll tho IIIIUI"I II tWI ololjdtd with ~ y, , However, lhe rqlt pial!!~ alu~~'f.~~ I ' on f9o On Your \ RodloJ)ial ~ miltlofl! mlo:• Th•!'l lo a fMllnf thol - , ='bd!J ) e ~~~ ,...oe, .,._W~folW!I~rll ... ln0111111/J t1t111 the Krtmiln II h..inJ I witfl lftillliltiJI wllloh .lllillo up if por c•t or • l!ovlil'a 200 1on phii lot~ )j Atrlelll Pd Allan D&tlollo 11 .,...llaYIIlr -the tr... cur~~• ....,_ , I&Ado " .., the \/UIIIIt lid A""ealt w. """ tn0o•tliell 1ft 1 1nd Ill Kecco-orltllte« lolotltm tentlbrl• IUCh II Ualotklol&ll, '1\tiko l!ltnlalth-ild ~""' • Now~~'l'l·~ovto to .PP+t ••U011al~t t..dtaol• In lh~-~~~~~~~ ~i(o~~ll\dln lha a 11'11: aor U..l a-ta a fdtail, blilat 1111 ~wilber Scivltf, a purifl Jlllllitllent .,.~·· • 111-man maJdlum lor ' .. ~~~~1ot111L · the lteniiHal ALSO: a& 1:" p.m. ev'ry ' ..., ~ddllloul M~lt· COUI· \ &7 ae-. ltellll. Adventure• In Learning 11·110 lttlg~flllis 12 05 Nilcm NeWI t#o15 ~l-ace • 12 45 vi~ Qul'k Qull 1 00 G !chen Wide Sft~ ll.ovlt M1t1nee ' ,\in'etlcan- Bandslll\4 !5o You n-o.~ Your Wile ' j 5:00 Superman G:30 l&llckO)"IICIUie Clab • 1:00 Cart0011 0~ , ::~. ?..!' !!~ ~mll:t~ a~:S·, "'!!''ilia lim t :.~ ~h~;· 'J~lrh ~~il. , "I the News . ,. , 6. Newo ~ 7 ' HariiOr fffliillntl 7:.10 OS II "' • e.qo Love Tbali!U 1 8.30 China s~~~J 9 00 Voice oC J.~llt 9 .0. Lawren!OO Weill ' o·3o 1 Led Tbrie L!Vei 11:00 Nen .Its' Theator' ta 11 30 SJJn Off~ ' l 6 U Ne.,i,J•- ~,I T ()!) '. Gr.J. (lbo" 7•311 $UaUfObt ·r, 1' l ,• Sfsn On Mol"l\lii&IIO'ilt Neffhi!Ora ' ~D Ne\i'i• fl'fllkll '~ne ShOw 12·~ 1111\:lf Jjulc~ Q9li, 1·00 'Greldlen :Wadesbo"li 1<30 llovlt ~tlllee .' •> • 3 00 o\l!l~!l•~~l.llonljstand • 8 30 Do Ypu n-u.\ Youo-~fo 9•44 9•45 '11150 12 05 iz•!D 4 00 - Ametlca~ -.ndotanll 5 00 Sir Lan~lot • 5 so , _ llli!IIO Cllll 8"' Cartoon Cluh • ~ 4 00 American Bandat,."nd ' ~~Jl:,.tot,:.J"'..lm.!.';..t\.\1il:rm jlltll& ~ )tai'IIO ll\lllt :QIIII~!II\COitCJ"'tnt ' Chaqoe113-Monday ChaMe,l,13 Tuesda~ Mor~ing Movie Vonuvola levtll No Mort llltd PitJilt It Dfll(all4 Dhpule Anltnt l~o MHbary ~~~~~ tl Dtt~~tcmt, 11J llllNR1' CA~ , ' - I'• Arlene Frane!• Show Treas11re Hunt The Pnce Is Right Truth or Conaquen<"'l T&r Tile Doush II :ould Be 1!011 Mid-Day News Movldlme Kitty Foyle Matinee Theatre Queen fur a Day !iodem Romances Comedy Time tlljo il!IO. f·l!o Ul Oo 10 SO II do I • W:r•IU~"P lli'GIJon Mr•w' ~epbon• Tlrlif W'esl Point , PD\Ue llelender 11·~ '. Jt~~)· " 11.30 ' ' /:, WHY WE' PR(;)UD OUR SON HAS A . NEWSPAP~ll ROlJTE? f BECAtlsE anr pareulli proud ef their 101 people point him out Ai an alert, re1iablt, l>lll'=!~ , n091111iu 1 who li 11i!nf his spare tlmt emp dtl ien'e hla neirbbothoOd W!lh ita moet poplllar llllW~ jounr 'per. We are glad, too, &eadie sach wort wn ICIIflliCH bf ,ports, hobblet; ' moner till he aetdi tor el0thes,::t3!'\f1':?Y u.l twn-u well as btllld tljl • ltill hi!lp hhll to on to oollert. , : <::Jt~~~t~ r,~. use 1111 111i11i •u'IIPtement. his school Jrtudlel n.o~ly with pnctlcil baaineu enerienu. ln,i ieOOIIIJI that MOST OF .u.4 we art hali!IT bfcaaae hla tliiJy Dlll'fli, paper work Ia helping !lith to ditilop Into a ~ li'WIIj', ielf.J'ilfint and l'$urceful you•r fellow AM thai'• fbi wi botti are alvlhr lifm e14rY enoouriitment to make a • • a( tllis lint bUilt.. ftlllliltl ·,'. fJ whleilmllllllleo muob to bia futliie. The -Daily Sentinel ·, �' THf.,DAIL~ '$EH IfilL " f. .~~torially ' I lt's~Me, That ~eigs Youth Be Served , AU too often we are unmindful of the good done m a colniiiUlllty by t~e youth who grow up about us an~ 1114!1'e oilen !han not are qui~k to crititlze their ictlvltles rather than to look to the otber, llde of the ledger where 111ucH goll!lls bell!g dbt\e Take for Instance here 1n Metgs County the activities of the 4·H Clubs, P'uture Farmers of America, Ftiture Homemakers of Amer1ca, Boy and G1rl Scouts, church youth counc1ls and many other youth ortanlzat\Ons Within the county that dally enncll ohr lives and our community. It Is an easy thing to glibly say, "Well they are dotng a fine job," and then to let \be mat ter rest at that pol~t But beSides leveling criticism at the youth of this county for the admittedly unwarrant ed acts of JUst a few, what are YOU doing about rerogmzlng the abilities, the reaching out for good citizenship and the myriad of other things the youngsters do in !he communlty It's about time Meigs Counlians started In to "counllng the blessmgs "brought to them by the youth of this community " It's about t1me that the youngsters were given a hand m learning more of their community than they already know now It's about lime that youth be recognized for they are to be the community leaders and the bread winners of tom01 row It has often ~n sa1d that ReciJIIht~;~ of Achievement oft times comes too late m life to be fully apptec1ated and (ecogmzed And, it 1s all lllO true Therefore tod&y may we offer a ,uggesbon • Why not establisiJ an annual Youth Week m Me1gs County at which time those youth In each of various commumlles would for a one day period assume the dulles of every offtclal In Meigs County The offlcJals, May ors, Councilmen, County Off1cers, trustees, Police and Police Chiefs all would of course maintain their dull,.s, but would In the course of that day have a youngster by their side learning of the mtrll:atles of public office and the duties it entails to the general public Student! so named to such honorary posts would be selected In their own schools anct townships To be accorded such an honor would In itself be a reward for their own achievements during the past year Is there not one ol'Aanlzation in Meigs County thoughtful enough of the fine young people we have here, who will sponsor such a Youth Weekt There would of course be many details to work out, but in the long run we believe that the honor accorded to deserving young people would more tbaan offset the hllle time accorded to organlzat!OJI of such a venture '-L. J 081"JViJl'!DllPe Davb,...k • UOIII ly UNITID HIS' Moscow - Showman M•ke Todd on hi.! obervallcn of the Ru11lan P«>Ple during hll nine doy visit lo the Soviet Union 'They ore warm, (rlcndl)' hos pltable o~d surprblnalr pro Am" ieon •• - NtW YORK - T T Wiley, New York traf!k commjaaloner. on the trend toward larger, hlrh er pr wcred cars '"Who! do we jCt out of it? We Just tot tho oame lraMporlatlon 4hnl we got out of amaller can l<ith lower horoepower • WASlliNGTON" - Vice Preol d•ut Richard It( Nl•on. on why the Alnerlron aatoillle underaeores lhe urfenct lor l"ternallonal eon trnl of outer IP&l!f ' Wortlnr lo&t!Wer for pea~. the RuS!Ion and American people will '"'ompllah rar more lhon themoelm and the world than they would In 1 race lor military 111premacy in outer spare ' Total ~·e•ts of Economy Sav inJII ahd l-oan Compony headquar hued in Coluumbul, Increased ap proximately 10% during lll57 ac cordln1 to Kalod Hlndy, Monager ot lhe ln<al otrlcc at 300 West Seeond 8(, Pomeroy, Ohio L J Inaram Ec1mom~'• presl dent, reported at lbe company•, emil onnuol meellnl that assels Hivo lncrmed to over $~1% m1l lion an lncreaJe of $4% million over the 19116 year end llrure Similar lncreaAta In Loans and depo1ltll ""'e reported to olllcers and d1rettors at the meetlrli l.oan• oujatandln1 incre"'d by $2 million during the rear and m now nver the f48 million mark depoalls w0re reported lo officers lion lo mote !ban $43 mnnon At lbe meeting all of Econom)'s officers and directors were re elected lor IIIIIB '"' PTTII!'N 'IIITIRI 1111n The "''~ Temple Pylhlan 81• ten 1M will hold their refiUiar monthly meeting on Tueoday even tng at 7 3D at lhe K of P Hall There will be lnstallallon of of fleer• ond gueoto will be presem from Gallipolis Wllkesvlllo, Ncl sonvlllc and Pomeroy LITERARY CLUB The Middleport Lolerary Cluh will meet on Wednesday Febru ary ~ al 2 00 p m at lhe home ol Mro D B llartlnger ANNUAL TIA The annual FellowshlfJ Ten of the B H Sanborn MI8Sionary So cicty of the Flr1t Baptlot Church will be hold this evening at 7 30 at tho church Mro Francis Nyeu, a lorelt(ll aludent at Ohio Unlvcr slty will be the gueot speaker LADIIS AID TO MilT The Ladl01 Aid of the Sl Paul's Lutheran Church will meet m the church parlor Wednesday at 1 30 Economy SovtnJII lo Loan Comp- p m with Mro L C Karr and any, founded In 1892 now operates Mrs R E Boice ao hostesses 8S olrioea In Ohio The company abo molntallnalwo depoall ollie" AT COMMINCIMINT one at 2123 Eaal Ninth Street Among tho10 receiving degrees Room 200 Cleveland, ond the ot Saturday .11 Ohio Unlverslly'• her in the eompant• executive of CommenceMent wa1 Rex Malden, MOSCOW _ A taxi drlvor on !lee, al 42 E"i Gay Street Col oon of Mr and Mra Elmer Malden the launching o( lbe first Amort um~ua of Nelsonville Mr tfaldcn, who con aatelllte, '"plorer l!conom7 11 ~ wholly owned sub received 1 Bochelor ol Science In "ConiP"atulallona to you Amort aldlary of Capital Finane. Corpora Civil Engineering degree to a can people lor your Sputnik" lion, a nallonwldo conoumer fin IP"aduote of Middleport High ance orranlzai!OII operolln1 more School WASHINGTOI'I - Tho D!mO lhln 240 olliceol~ 14 alai" of the crollt Party Advl•ory Council on Unllod Stolea and In Canada Cap LIOION PIIOOUM the bulineu receulon. ltol aloo I• headquartered In Col The Feeney Bennett Poal 128 '"1\'t hovo now reached the crlt umb01 American Lollon are •pon!OI"ing a leal state where poalllve royer•· l·,-r-ea-:-1 -,~,1:-ue-;-ln-ec-=-re-nt:171;:-lc-m-;-; llltary community wide program and ment aotlbn abould be oubllilutod ond ••mmunleotlona llelda we tum thla evenlnll at 7 00 at the lor rQI&<OjOred alum ond tl will ""'" oaword lo more chal Mlddl,port High School Auditor clamlllon pOint. In Pn>lldonlltl lon•ln• mlulo•• 11 Cut u our re Jum Thb pJ"081"am 11Ia a pori of lhe meUIJet." " • ... American Leaton Back to God IOIIfCII parmi! " movement The public Ia Invited to TOK"\'0 - Newlbqr Wllllam A attend. Billy Bevan, I~ befon tokln~ NAPA, Colllornli - A PreiB ofl 011 t•e Rqal fe1 or bla round- Wlreleaa en11noer, doaellblna the GARDIN CLUI MIITINCI the·wwld tour, on why he had lo "undulatlna' alrnal of Amerloa'a The Middleport Garden Club oarlh aatollllo ao home to lllnneaoll meet lhla evening at 7 30 at home ot Mrs Dove Farmer "Ill w11 cone much lon1ar, I ' 1 wao aort or • waxJna ond don't thin~ ever ctleh up with wontn1 or a atead, lone " my aehool ftdl.• PH!LADEIJ'mA - Dr I 14 Levitt, director or the Franklin HOLLYWOOD - Aelrtll Rita Horworth, on ber llftb nlaniqe IIIIIIMe Pl11otll"lum. predldlne thol the United Staltl will hove '"I m ""· verr boppy 1 '""' at ltut live •atellltu In the akr almoat ovory brldt 1111 !bat '" by tho end of the year WASHINGTON - Dr Wen her '"I think lhot Ruulo ltllinl • von Broun Germ111·bom dtttlp•r ulelltlo qp lint Ia llle boll thing llembora of tho Board of Dlrec or tile U s utellllt launcblu that hoppened to 01 Now we've ond mana1er• or t~e local ..,..,1 In predieiWI I hI IH lot our IIOio to lho Jll"lnd•tone and b1 the end of tho ,.., there 'ltllt Bureau Co-op will lMl at l••~~~:~ln1 of ' Exp!Wer• "'' lhe olll"l ol a lon1 ranao P'OIP"•m to lHt JO or 15 aatollllol In the aky tending the Fann Bureau Cooper An ot Ioiii holf or lhllll will lHt alive A..ocJatlon DJIIirict DlreCion IPict. oun' meet1n11 One-day meetings are aehedule<l In "•h of tho State Co Alln<latlon•' Dlreetot~ Dl• 1000 10 30 1100 1130 12 II( 12 30 !&liD I Ill' 2 30 300 4,00 HS 5011 - • Bureau Co-op Meeting Be Thursday Ma11nu TMatre Queen tor a Doy Modem ~u~t r G00 Comedy Time l S 3~ •Spi'll<h Playbou11 ~ IS IIP'A"tajl!Y~ , 8 2$ Weothiir'c..t 8 110 News Pl~tute 6 n NBC News • 7 00 ' Saber df LOn~o• • ~30 Spinach PlayhotN """' Ere 625 Wratheroaat 6 30 News ~ure 6 4~ NBC News 615 8 ' 7 00 llawkere I I Rl u 7 30 The Pr ce ' 1'" 800 Restless Gun 830 Tal" of Wells Farso 900 TwentY One Goodyear Thenter ' Suspicion New• Headllnea Weathereast Thhe Jack Paar Show Sign Of! I' Tre.,prc Hunt !i)dd10 FISher Show • The Adventures of McGraw 1 Bob Climm•ns• Sholl' 10 DO Cablormans • , " 10 30 Tbo New Mven\Urtl Gt MJ.rtln Kane I) 00 Newo K~adllnea II 10 Weat~ermt f II 15 The .Tac~ P1ar Show I 00 Slpl Oil VSO 8 Oil g 00 9 30 --·-:-;-,--~--:---: WCHS-TV Chan"er 8 Channel s:-Tuesdoy most fiiW ARRIVA~ Channel~onday eounty or part eounty Mr and Mrs Roy Sm1th (Lucre 7 59 Sign On TID W. BROWN 1• tml, tad such board acta 1 lbo lla Koapar) are announcing lhe 8 00 Captain Kanearoo 8 DIJ Copt&>Jn KaDcanle 8 4~ CBS NeWt Secretary of Stall same capacity aa dooa lbe Seert· b1rth ot a 9 poond 7\i ounce Bon, 8 45 CBS :Wen With llllng deodllne lor tllia tary of Stale In regardo to petl Donald Roy, at Ho~er Hospital, 9 00 lllornlng Sbow 9 DO Morning !liGw year'a primary election, near, llou lor alote-wlde offleel Thlt Saturday, February I Mra Aman- 10 00 Gail")' Moore 10 00 Garry Moore It might be well to consider how Ia lo 11y the board of elecllon• or da Kaspar Is a grandmothrr. The 30 Arthur Godln!J IO !D 4rthur Gll<ifr01 - ' the pelltlons are pr..,.saed bel* t~e 111011 populoua countY or part Smith'• also' have a d•ulbter, 10 1130 1 Dotto 11 30 Dotto lhf · namea of the nrlo~s ~..a1, eounw of the dl•trlct dlalrlbot01 Unda, ago 10 12 00 News at Noon 12 00 News at Noon datea are actually placed on tho the petltlona to tbo appr(!prlate 12 I~ f.ovt ~ Ufe 12 15 Love of Lll• ballot "I county board• of lbe dlilild, and 12 3C search lor Tomorrow The petitions lor stale wl•~ of. upen recetv1n1 them bae~ ~eter· NO INITIATIVE 12 30 Search for Tomorrow 12 45 9•1dlhr Ucht IIcea which are !lied wtttl'n I.e mlnea the validity of lbe lndWid· SYRACUSt N Y-rohce sa1d 12 4~ GJid·n~ Llsht I 00 KaUe't' Kitcben Seer~tary of Slate are lira! 11al part pel&lion• - as to l!l~ffl the burglars who went away em I 30 AJ the W>rld Tltl'!ll en down 80 thai the lndl~idilal other then the validity of ptf)leu· pty banded allcr ripping open I 00 Kolle's Kitchen pari petlt&on• moy be sent to the lor SJgnaturta - and the ,.Uditr the oale at the Nu War Overall 1 30 As the World Tumo 2 00 Ileal Ute Clo.t appropriate county Boards br ,nd ou!llclencr of the pebt10ns u Service 1hould have used. a l1t , 2 00 Beat the Clock Z;SO Jlo~,.party Elecllons Here the Board• deter- a whole 01 course such bOll~'' lie more lnlt181lve They neglect· 2 30 • House party 3 00 Big Payoff mme the v llidily of "ch mdlvld· must, In addition, determine the ed to pick up a "'eta! box con· 3 30 The Ve.rd)C! ls Y01J'I ual signature 011 tlte IJ&rt petl validity of ind1vldual mgnalures tumng nearly $1,500 wh1ch was 3 00 Bl& Payoff 4 00 ~righter Dey tlons that are sent to them The on those petitions circulated In plainly exposed m the vpen safe 3 30 The Verdict Ia Youro t 15' Secret storm par( petitions 11re then returned to their own counties 4 00 Brlflhtor Dar 4 30 Ell&• of Night , the Secretory of Stale along with As to petitions of ca~dldateofor Fll'llt DEPUTIE' 4 15 Secret Storm ~ 00 Tile Eaily SMtr' a report or the fmdlns ol t~e county olllfl!ll· tile boards o( •lee AUBURN, N y UP - Cayuga 4 30 • E44e ,ol Nlthl Boards The Secretary of Stale lions of lhe parttular cbuntr detor· 8 30 Your E"o Rell"rter ., 5 00 Early Show , then proceeds to determine the ' mmes all m11tters relative o the County Sherif! Wtl~rd Wilcox 1.30 Your Es•o Reaorter 6 n Spcirta Pql)ld~ , , ~ volldlty ol the lndlviual part poll validity and sulllc•ency of the pet oaid l~oro were juo too many 8 48 Sporll Parada 6·85 Weatherman ,, ,, 1 1 "'pemal deputies" a d ordered tlons - as to matters other than iUons 7 00 Rldhard Dla1n011d the county cler~'l office 'to chop 8 ~5 Weatherman the valld&ly of parllcular slgoa 7 30 Telephone Time 300 from the list 7 00 Leave It To Beaver tures -and tPie .vallcllty and sur 8 00 f~U Silvers S~ow 7 30 Koble Hood llclency of the petitions as a LINCOLN Neb '. Guy Stark 1 3 30 !l;ve Arijen Shqw 1 whole weather, lather or ' marathon i t • - - · - - - - - - - - . 1 a 00 Lucy and Desl 9 OO' To Toll 'l'he Truth murderer'' Charles Starkweather, 9 00 Danny Thumu The proce88 as to pellllons ol "'hen asked II be lhourht his son 9 30 Red 81\elelon Shqw 9 so ne.. mbor .Bride candidates for distract office such \0 oo $.64,000 Queshon 10 oo stud••• One as representut \CM tu congn· ~ ~ :~:~!d be sent to the electric \0 ~0 ~. DislrJ<I Attdrney atate senators, and jud!le'S of the ""fhal'• a bell of a qu.,tlon to II 00 Up-t&Hbe Mmute NP.,. II 00 The Newa Tonlt:ht l'!ourts of appeals, Is muc~ the answ6r He should be pun01shcd II 05 S.lnntnr lhe "'~ather II 05 ~anning the Wealhet same Ueree, howe,cr the pel! bul 1 don't know just how or In II ID The Litle Show 1t 10 'l'lie Lal~ s~ow " tlons me fl ied with the board or what monner" ------------'-....,_-~__,_elect1ona of !!fl!N· I I Melrll County News WJ EI WHTN-TV Citono.el14 I J-WASIIImJ 12:10 p.m. I MARCH OF,, I ,.,.,. w•.,... c..~ro~ Slrn On Daily 'lMifli atat• otll<ltJa view tht hloo<ly uph•vat r·r-':;j;;:;~~~~;; mort lhlll juol • dlaputo !mOilf the mill· South 4mer1Can countrlel, CIY/Iilll root. run talrJi' cleop In v.,uuell. 1Jlllte« atatti' 111tll9rltiol now an cerllln IIlli the Vtftlllltlllill peopta IYPI demand 1 CO&Ulcle .. '"' nolortl"- ol ~I!I"'Y· The vloltftl Jl8hl· ~ eonvblcecl lbem U..t the man·ln-11\e-aln:et hu deolded to atllc~ Oijl a ,...,., clalln to pe.. 101111 frltdom. The nvolt 11111 ~11 route« Dlclalor-Pretl• dent Portl Jl~ Olld 11nt him 1101nr lor lllltU&I")' IJI~bilell lttpUIJ!IC, hu loR IM leolll)ll')' ~1111011, tllll tho IIIIUI"I II tWI ololjdtd with ~ y, , However, lhe rqlt pial!!~ alu~~'f.~~ I ' on f9o On Your \ RodloJ)ial ~ miltlofl! mlo:• Th•!'l lo a fMllnf thol - , ='bd!J ) e ~~~ ,...oe, .,._W~folW!I~rll ... ln0111111/J t1t111 the Krtmiln II h..inJ I witfl lftillliltiJI wllloh .lllillo up if por c•t or • l!ovlil'a 200 1on phii lot~ )j Atrlelll Pd Allan D&tlollo 11 .,...llaYIIlr -the tr... cur~~• ....,_ , I&Ado " .., the \/UIIIIt lid A""ealt w. """ tn0o•tliell 1ft 1 1nd Ill Kecco-orltllte« lolotltm tentlbrl• IUCh II Ualotklol&ll, '1\tiko l!ltnlalth-ild ~""' • Now~~'l'l·~ovto to .PP+t ••U011al~t t..dtaol• In lh~-~~~~~~~ ~i(o~~ll\dln lha a 11'11: aor U..l a-ta a fdtail, blilat 1111 ~wilber Scivltf, a purifl Jlllllitllent .,.~·· • 111-man maJdlum lor ' .. ~~~~1ot111L · the lteniiHal ALSO: a& 1:" p.m. ev'ry ' ..., ~ddllloul M~lt· COUI· \ &7 ae-. ltellll. Adventure• In Learning 11·110 lttlg~flllis 12 05 Nilcm NeWI t#o15 ~l-ace • 12 45 vi~ Qul'k Qull 1 00 G !chen Wide Sft~ ll.ovlt M1t1nee ' ,\in'etlcan- Bandslll\4 !5o You n-o.~ Your Wile ' j 5:00 Superman G:30 l&llckO)"IICIUie Clab • 1:00 Cart0011 0~ , ::~. ?..!' !!~ ~mll:t~ a~:S·, "'!!''ilia lim t :.~ ~h~;· 'J~lrh ~~il. , "I the News . ,. , 6. Newo ~ 7 ' HariiOr fffliillntl 7:.10 OS II "' • e.qo Love Tbali!U 1 8.30 China s~~~J 9 00 Voice oC J.~llt 9 .0. Lawren!OO Weill ' o·3o 1 Led Tbrie L!Vei 11:00 Nen .Its' Theator' ta 11 30 SJJn Off~ ' l 6 U Ne.,i,J•- ~,I T ()!) '. Gr.J. (lbo" 7•311 $UaUfObt ·r, 1' l ,• Sfsn On Mol"l\lii&IIO'ilt Neffhi!Ora ' ~D Ne\i'i• fl'fllkll '~ne ShOw 12·~ 1111\:lf Jjulc~ Q9li, 1·00 'Greldlen :Wadesbo"li 1<30 llovlt ~tlllee .' •> • 3 00 o\l!l~!l•~~l.llonljstand • 8 30 Do Ypu n-u.\ Youo-~fo 9•44 9•45 '11150 12 05 iz•!D 4 00 - Ametlca~ -.ndotanll 5 00 Sir Lan~lot • 5 so , _ llli!IIO Cllll 8"' Cartoon Cluh • ~ 4 00 American Bandat,."nd ' ~~Jl:,.tot,:.J"'..lm.!.';..t\.\1il:rm jlltll& ~ )tai'IIO ll\lllt :QIIII~!II\COitCJ"'tnt ' Chaqoe113-Monday ChaMe,l,13 Tuesda~ Mor~ing Movie Vonuvola levtll No Mort llltd PitJilt It Dfll(all4 Dhpule Anltnt l~o MHbary ~~~~~ tl Dtt~~tcmt, 11J llllNR1' CA~ , ' - I'• Arlene Frane!• Show Treas11re Hunt The Pnce Is Right Truth or Conaquen<"'l T&r Tile Doush II :ould Be 1!011 Mid-Day News Movldlme Kitty Foyle Matinee Theatre Queen fur a Day !iodem Romances Comedy Time tlljo il!IO. f·l!o Ul Oo 10 SO II do I • W:r•IU~"P lli'GIJon Mr•w' ~epbon• Tlrlif W'esl Point , PD\Ue llelender 11·~ '. Jt~~)· " 11.30 ' ' /:, WHY WE' PR(;)UD OUR SON HAS A . NEWSPAP~ll ROlJTE? f BECAtlsE anr pareulli proud ef their 101 people point him out Ai an alert, re1iablt, l>lll'=!~ , n091111iu 1 who li 11i!nf his spare tlmt emp dtl ien'e hla neirbbothoOd W!lh ita moet poplllar llllW~ jounr 'per. We are glad, too, &eadie sach wort wn ICIIflliCH bf ,ports, hobblet; ' moner till he aetdi tor el0thes,::t3!'\f1':?Y u.l twn-u well as btllld tljl • ltill hi!lp hhll to on to oollert. , : <::Jt~~~t~ r,~. use 1111 111i11i •u'IIPtement. his school Jrtudlel n.o~ly with pnctlcil baaineu enerienu. ln,i ieOOIIIJI that MOST OF .u.4 we art hali!IT bfcaaae hla tliiJy Dlll'fli, paper work Ia helping !lith to ditilop Into a ~ li'WIIj', ielf.J'ilfint and l'$urceful you•r fellow AM thai'• fbi wi botti are alvlhr lifm e14rY enoouriitment to make a • • a( tllis lint bUilt.. ftlllliltl ·,'. fJ whleilmllllllleo muob to bia futliie. The -Daily Sentinel ·, �> r, > ,I ' 4-I)~Uy Sentinel, Pameroy-Middleport, 0., Feb 3, 1958 .J!OME AT LAST All Eyes On Pomeroy, Athens~ Bulldog Loss, f""-----~:...-. down recentlY ·becaUN of dt7 ...C. Panther Win: Title Tie' All eyes in SEOAL bultetball eompelitlon Will bo on P0111e,oy and Athen• tomorrow night when leaders bingle with toush oppon· ents that eould make or break el· ther's chance for the cbamploilahlp. Logan, hot and cold from night to night, come• to Pomeroy for a engagement with Coach lletlon's league leading Pan· thers. who have a 10.1 record. Galllpollo, IHI, goes to Athena, 9·2, A win for Athens coupldl with a loss Cor Pomeroy wlth Loaan could throw the loop Into a twoway tie ot the top, Canveraely, 1 loss for Athens a~d a win for Pomeroy wlluld pro- vide the Panthers with 1 two game advantage w1th two rameo to Play. In lnal event, tbe Ponthers eould drop their lilt two gameSAthena and Wellston-and oltlt tie. No greater• favor, In Panther eyei could bo handed Pomeroy bY Gallipolis than a victory over Alh· ens In other games around the loop Middleport goes to Jaek80n where nothing Ia aure ony more other than tbat the lronmen will put up a whale of a batUe 1o win. Tromptd on by everyone at the bcgmning of the season, George ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;::;::;;;;;::;::;::;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;.. I Mlngle'o boya have come rapidly In the p01t 10 daya, They 4umped I Pomeroy 4H3 and extended the Tile 1JaU11 Sentinel McConkeyleJS Athena Bulldo&o to thelf utmoat Friday night. Athens finally eked out a 41-39 win. ' Middleport, however, w~s on a rampage of Itt own with a sensa· tlonal 92 59 win over Nelsonville. It wao the Jackelo' beet nlaht and Mark Kelly and Hulan Whit· latch emerged " scorera to lelll' w1th brilliant 20 point produc· tiona. SPORTS ':\Q \ .,M~ :~~~~.!:: ~-. BUCKS LEAD f HQURS, SLIP TO 4TH.· NOw Yorlc ... ChlclfO In hla 'll Jilllltn~l Lfltl!f 10_ , l>ttl,..l COLUMBUS UP - Two Oblo nlni In 1914 ond ocu,lotiollr tool. basblball Pecesetters fell by th~ 1 lvm In at. ovlflal•. Tht 11"'' wayBide S.turday, but one of them ltflohandtr ••• It hla '"" In Wlll have a ebanee to edge back htlpln1 tho Glanlt win , Plfllllnlt toward the top In tonight's cage In 1921, 1922. 1923 1 n• 1924 and oction. aftmd In tho World 'Strtta tf Both Ohio Stat., who held a brief thtjt yoora. tn hla fln•t .,..,. three-hour lead In the Big Ten polen, 1929, ht contrllK!tH ~~~~~ scramble, and rangy Oscar IIIli> cltclslona 11 fttt Cuba ..,. 1 ,..,. ertaon, sensational Uni~eraity of nant. Cincinnati Jholmaker, lost their . Wholtver happent4 ' lo Artlt bolds 'on the lop, Nth!, Now 6$, Nth! Ia ltrllll In The Buckeyeo losI to Iowa, 116-64 Phoanlx, AriL, and b tllllttd In and mstead of lllklng over un-db· tho lnouronci bualntu ,>puted lead In the Weotorn Con· -----·~fcrcnec slipped Into a tie with \lfl Iowa lor fourth place WlJil, Robertaon, meanwhile, alipped from first to third in tbe national Individual scoring race behind Se· attle's Ellin Baylor and Kansaa ace WUt '7he Stilt" Chamberlain lEND LIAGUE Locky Strlkea 6 3 Baylor haa a 32.44 per game av· New Haven S 1 erage, Chamb<rlam 32 42 and Rj>bYankeeo 3 3 ertBDn 33 3~. However, two other Ohio cage Nickles Bokery 2 4 Redlegs 2 4 tcadel'll retained firm ' graopo on Bailey's Drive In 0 6 their leadership. They were M11ml who tops the Mid-American Con- Ro RTG ffiGHUGifllS terence ,and Wittenberg, leadln& Ttb COUNT'( LIAGUI High' Three Game lnd - Men· eblnl 511. High Single Gal"• - Menchlnl 213. Team Three Games - Uberty. 2491. Team Single Game - Liberiy 936, ' STAJIIDINGS • Won Lost Pet. Liberty Reatturant 8 4 661 layceeo 8 4 .60'1 Second St. Markel 7 ft .1!83 Raker Furniture 5 7 .417 Holoum 4 8 .333 SenUnel 4 8 .333 ' Stooon N~ha Ind. three games - Daral, 60'1. Ind. one aame - Duerr 247. Teom three gameo - Liberty, the Ohio Conference REDSKIN$ STILL LEAD The Redskin& from Oxford btu~ ed Western Mlchtgan 9H3 to keep their league record of &G intact Wlttenb<rg didn't play and Ieoda lhe OC with a 7.0 mark. ' The Bueks play Uhnols In Columbus tonight, Ohio State Jus won its last five home gama but II wlnleu on the road. Robertson wiD bave to walt untill S.lurday night lor ,an oppor· tunlty to regain the S<OI'illl teld when the Btareata meet &L loeeph'a. the hot·ohot oophomore seored 27 point. asainet Duquesne laat Saturday nl«bt as ClnclnnaU won 12-61. Other top games around tile state thb weak feature nationallyranked Youngstown at AJUonee; Kent Sta~ at Toledo and Florida State at Oblo University tonight. Tuesday night Florida stato 11 at Xaxfer; Akron meets Oberlin, with a chance to tie Wlttonberg in the OC nee, and Otterbein plays Millklnguro. Liter thlo week ,Ohlo Unlverlity meeb Marshall, Wooster playa IllTlnlon ond WUmllllton Ia at Capttal, T)lursday; Ohio State meela Purdue, Dayton playa Duquesne and Miami teata lkowa Saturday n!Cht. Cage action Saturday nigbt saw Heidelberg 1hs-e olf a loaing alump ond edge Ohio Wesleyan 7!> 84. GROMAN SPARKS VICTORY The Blahops led 36-35 at half time but loll out when Heidel· berg'• Bill Groma baued 11 of hla 23 points In tho last 10 minutes. At Weotervllle, Mt. Union's Harry Baird made 26 polnto as tbe Raldera slashed to a 60-80 win over OUerbeln. It was Mt. Union's alxth OC wJn agalnst,one setback. I In Chlea&o, tough Loyol"and a e&-34 triumph. The Mualdl!ll IDIPIMid · • • foU:r-pli!e. l Rambler wlMIIII 'ttrellt X!IYier Ita 13111 win In 17 Corny Freemon led . lbe Obtana With 14 poinla althoUI]I Loyola cwd Paur Sh~ ~,oat scoring honors with !tl. ~ f! • J Elsewhere lii'Ound. the lllte Sol· 1 urday nl&ht Ohio UiiiVenlty bel\ Kent. State, IIHIJ; ~9n ' mode ohambles ou( of )!;1110(11 Kent~~r. 7H8; Delrcill edled 'l'oledo, 83,11 and YoonPiown 'took Niagara In , another close one 57-M. PHOEJIIIX, Ari2. UP - Jolu>,tiJ Longden, the world'• Ill . tilnt leading jockey In aum. of :o'l~· torles with 5,1)110; plona to retlml to rldlni ot Slrtta Aillli FrlcJu,l "if all goea well." Loniden lered a broken leg at Del last AUiust. 167 Exhibition Games Carded For Ne; Baseball Season; Start~ Weeks Away NEW YORK Ul' - American teams will play 217 \t has been and National League teams. Will 1 anouneed. ' play each other m a total o( 167 Two traditional spring rivalries ..hlbltlon gam.., durmg sprlns will be ml1Sing thl, year . one b'aJnmg, which officially opens between the DoLigcr, and Yafttecs less than £our weeks from tod11y. and the other between the Whi(c 2601. lfhc foci lo, no team In the SEO Team one 1amo - Liberty, 961. AmcrJcan Uaguc teams wllJ Sox and Cubs. is safe anymore except poaalbly play a total of 221 exhibition Instead of tho Dodgers, the Phil· Top 'j5" •owltn tho club playing Nelson~llle and Clatworthy ;ames and Nalional Leacue adelphia Phlllics wilt wmd up as 111 there remains lime for the Hounda Darat the Yankees' home·and-~ome rl· 17D to upset one of th.e UtanJ yet, too. Menchlnt vals •n the last day of the Olhi· 11& Returning Yellow Jacket gr1d lettermen have a good thmg But thla likely won't happen ~ka b1tion season. Davio 118 working for them a full eight month~ before thetr !lrst 1958 Tuesday aa Nel1011vllle goes to Stobart 169 1'he San Franc1sco Giants, who game In naming Bobby Nelson and Gene Abbott team co· Wellston. The Hounds 0·11, will w1ll continue to train at Phoeni1 captains there ts an excellenl opportunity for a heallhy, scrap. be onlelaa,.d by the 8-3 Roekota. TWIN ·CITY LIAGUI Arb.\., also w111 contlnue thei; Racine entertalna MeArthor and High Three 11me Ind. - Houda· ping spirit to Jell during the mtcrvening months. Eastern Ia h01l for an Improving ohelt 1169. sprlna ICrleo w1th the Cleveland I like the old style ol captaining, Naming captams for each Kyger five. Indians. The t.o. An1•Jcs Dodgm High Sln1to game - Bricden game may be the demccratlc way, And In frequent cases do· abo are temalnmg 1 t Vero Portland Grade School's basket· bacb 231. ing It any ~ther way might b~~eless, Yet qutte obvtously The scoring parade In the SEQ. Teom Three gomco.- Friendly ball team flnllhe!l.its 1958 County Beaeh, Flo , or Uij• year'a train· there arc ~quads that may be • · by having the1r natural AL 5eltled down to a qul!lltlon ol Tamn 20110. League play S•lc"~-'1' nieht.wlll> a ma: C!Mtu. •.~, • ........ ' Playen may not be ordered to leaders tn constant responslbtllly or 'morale whether ST Johnoon of the Pari· T"m Single game - Friendly 32-17 win over ho1l Hivervte~but · . lhm would hll a SD point per had to have a hot fourth quarter report lor aprlns "tramlng until Tavern 721. J Coach ohn Thompson I believe was content wllh results game average, No one Ia close lo tuck the victory 11fety away. t'eb. 28, but any ol them wilb· STANDINGS of the squad elcchon He observed that Abbott and Nelson enough to threaten hlo leadenhlp Won Loat Gotng tnlo the fourth period the ina: to report earlier may do so "have great desire." No higher compliment can be extended Hll 10 point otlort" Galllpolla re1ult, the Philllcs will be 6 3 &eore was 20.10 for the winnets as As a football player He may be a dwmplon or an also ran when dropped hll avmgo to a nat 28.0 '-our Orphans to •tart gathering 6 3 the boys of Coach Charles Norris the schedule is done. But if he had desh c he was a football point. per aame. • /=~d~:~;crn reportJ D 4 of Riverview had kepi pace al· player. H10 closeat followel Ia Gone Foreman-Abbott Friday. f D most ba1ket lor basket. This II the Morgan of Loaan, whonl he wltl D 1 W f ~ l~rst yeu olca11e play for the Rlv· foce here tomorrow night, with ~.:iea~~•lon 2 7 ervlew lads A large crowd attend.L 24 5 polnls per game. McConkey, • ed tile same. C~l er~yl Qfnl l oul two gameo with tho Bulldogs, lttion Hl1h For Portland Wells had 13, Par· The Mtddlcport squad will ~c Joaucd with experience It .111d v~eum of one bad nlaht with 627Ind. Three Games- Don>Cwood sons 13, to lead the scoring Ran· 't b h A •even points, bas !lipped to fourth "PERFORMA~CE won e eavy. gamsl Pomeroy's pau· of 200 pound tackles behind Watton of Wetlflon who Ind. one game- Jim Lowlo 2.13. dolph had 1 lor the losers. - Werry and Barmtz - the Jackets' tackles wtll be now 1, aolna alons at a :az. 3 ellp. Team three games - Frtondty In a preliminary game Pori· lind's D.filh groders !><at the tittle ed, unless big John Lyons comes through I'' everybody hopes. Mcconkey Ia at 21.2 with 191 Tavern 2!84. Dick Roller Is a cinch for the left stde and he wCighs 165 pomt 8 In 9 games. Team one game - Frtendly Riverview team 32·23 with Larry Priee setting 12 and Bruce Beegle Many of the boys will be two-year lottcrmen Besides Ly- Kelly ral1ed hia overase a lull Tavern 11 ~·., !p. Weber wu high for the loacl'll ons there are a few others who can bnn" Middleport t'ts first poml from IU to 111.8 with his Top 5 lowlon S.rlaa " nne 'ff t gatnlt N 1 tit1 Houdaohelt ~9 with ' ll. I successfUl grid season In over five years by developing thetr ' ~r • e oonv · Brledenbaeh 1136 Portland ltnlohed league play skills. They ve got the heart Some of these names by no Norton DID wllb a B·3 record good lor fourth means &II of them, are Ed Crooks, .Jan Hauck, Dav~ "Doc" John Lewl• 1106 place behind Rutland, Syracuae Hartinger, Eddie Blake, Wallet' Harris, Kit Neal Guy Bmg A Slobart DOO and Racine. Varally by quarlcrs: Pete Werner, and Danny !Boone) lllndy. ' • RiverView 4 IO 16 11 Most of these boys lct ~ei'ed. Some didn't Most of them D Portland 0 13 20 32 d~monslratcd "desire." They will make up the first shock Riverview: Randolph 7; Rey. trOops ~lth such ve~c'.ans asthc Co-~·aplalnsNelson and Ab· rtolda 8, Chevalier 4:, Durst, Hall, Cotuna, Weber, Cashdollar. Tolals Ito~\· ~lck Roller, Harlan Whttlalch, Steve Railey, and George N~;w YORK ur _ Lightweight Ml C , l•'ronk Ryll meels hb llrat wei· Ponler<>y'o highly touted 7-1111 I I·B 11. PorUobd: Wella 10, Weddle•2, Yes, II 8 ~leasant to mnjurc footlmll agn111 llut first there's lerwe~ght nppunont tonlgbt In a gndo b18ketball leam goes t • 'arsons 13, B. McKelvey 2, Beegle, Syncuae thl• oltornoon to 111111• basketball to complete and a full tum of bnscball lV light with young Tonr Decola wlth,,Junlor Wollc'a arade schoo 1o)>noon, Prolttt, Couri, Allen, L, at St. Nl c ~ol1s Arena, Price non-aeortng Total• If HB club 'at f:30 p. m. ' R1fl of New York Is lovorcd at 'Mlerc is only one 1ame carded. 32. VQ 0 Q 'I al 12·.~ over Brooklyn Tony lor their Pomeroy goes anto n sor t or suu'·d !Sli ict toumamcnt in IOrnnndcr, which will bolclevlaod '11 · by Dumont at 10 p m. e a.t. Cla8 AA I 11 I k 0 rt 8 P ay a a . I lhts year for the ftrsl tune Middle· Althon~h Rylf, 211. will be 1pol· C1ays 1n a spectal exempted school district tournament tlng Decol11 weigh~ hol&hl ond or C 4SS A schools at Ne11 Lexiugton rc11ch ho ts favored bO<auae of AI Oak Hill tt will be Gallipolis, .lackson Wellston and hi• spocd and oklll boe~uec ~ Chlliloothe battling with the Panthers 11 1~ ~x pccted ol hi• greater exporlonco agolnat Pomeroy and Chtlllcothr Will be seeded "nan.c" !lghlcra. I haven't the Chillicothe record at hand 11 surely isn't real NIW T~OTTING p~ MAN hot, however, as the Panthms cunolstcntly have b~en rated COLUMBUS, Ohto UP- Law· over Chillicothe In week-to-week UP polls by coaches renee T E"na, formerly of the It could be thai Gaitipohs and Wellston Will be the tough· Washington Tlmea • Her,ld, _hu ht clubs the Panthers meet at Oak 11111. b<en named to 1ueeecd Jomeo C. Caleb Swackhamea· hus hopes o£ wlnlllng a rew at New Lex Harrlocn u public rclollono dl· IUnkd !~ this he wllt.not be dlsapi>Oillled 11 his boys continue rector of the U. S. Troltlns Ann. e ..,cy played agamst Ncl,;onvllle Yeu Look Your Besl! DESK Jackets Have Something Working Can't M . at W .. When ..amlned It wao loond ld · have been atruek by llflllllillll lfV• · "'• eral tlmeo. It olao <1011ltlne<l two 1iulleu memeo""' ol.,.., p,· ·~· ' marksm•a. • • ' .11.1: Fall By Wayside • I • Portlanders End League Play In Riverview Win ''~ulna the oerloua t(lks, , ' . .' ilia recent letter to 'Soviet Ptemler -Niko\ei' B•lsanin callea -for an end to. polemic torrespondence, and a return to dlplomatlc-negotia· lion. • I Llhr't mloStqn to Jofoteow may w~U · pr~v\de" til( l~s!"er, ae , to wheth'r the Sovletr are reldy to ~ack their .words with· deeda. ' ' Soli~~. Ready , · .....-. ,~-o~ taunch I~Ton 111h;..M'~;;.;~v; ' ,, ' .... ' . ... .~ , Satl~te In ~~y·· . . PEAT IUiiNS Oil SPlmfiK ' '\1'ASiflNGTQN UP..:.Rliuii_,,to- ST ALB4NS, V. UP, , - Reslday reported preparing to denla are , wondering, whether a bog fire will oet i new rec• LOST ARTS thii'd earth satelliltAll attempts have failed to UP - Lol'!l Wjnslet!, a ton. lire In 'a pit 18 feel more "Raekwoodo ,pernjlnl Sput· feet wide which has " ....... to attend the Houae Qf Tnunehlng_ have be~n re- lone list Thank•giv· >lthough It bao little 1o1ft. olher world been lag. Older recall a peal power, Thuradaf de(tned a seyenl days lor a ye" r.etr" thuo! 'A man ·-);;iofln~d tQurces said the re· bog fire that 1 WhO knOWS "iunr lo kiiJ I fOX, IOI II thai Sp,utmk · Ill SOme 2.1 Y>arS ago ' rid of a bad tenan~ ,and discard "a little lar&er" than EAGLE COMES DOWN an unwanted mlatreaa." second pog-c,rrylng sa· which \Veigh•~ about a CONCORD, N H. UP - 'Mle POOR RISK ton. one source said the new 1311-year-old wooder, eagle atop HONOLULU UP - A publle &a.teU1te might weiih as much the State Hou10 had to be taken relations map ·lor Pon·Amerl<aD u a ton, 2,000 pounds the possibility that Ru"" start· Alrwaya walked Into the Unltfd These olfic~ab said thl')' w~ , ld ed the reports circulating. in PreiS bureau Thurtday nlabt not be sllrpnsed if the re ,,,,. true In llghl of past ' ndl· hopes of throwing the free wortd with an ah~ouncement !bot bit on stride arid increasmg western company ~II offer lOW1081 io· eltt~ps that Russta coulq launch satellites it ~ rate of about oM anxiety over Ru~ia's opace trl· auranee to p~~ensel'l •l•lllfl umphs 1 bad weather durlns their Howai~ , . a month. Sputnik m alrea~y Is long over an vVlitl: He wU wearinl 1 rala h ,.,. .Bu~ they also did nol rule out due '\coordcng to tlie one-a-month coat. ' ,,,;;time-table. RUJ!ia'$ second satellite, Jts passepger long-s!Dce dead, h"l been cfl'cljng the earth sine~ N~v 8. Sputnik 1 launched the !pace age Oct. 4 and burned o~l J~n . 4. There has been some sp~ula· tlon here that Soviet scientists mlaht have failed · in previous el· forU to launch .another Jatel,llt,. there has been no official of lhli theory. 8 't JnHeft Come In and' 'Golden Ryff Jn vadmg , Welterwei'flhts Jn ROUt TODJg · • ht Pomeroy Goes To Syracuse Today ,..- T 0 kH'// For f /y Tourney ~ - I i .. . . 11 t• ' ~ f: ••4 Scribes R·evi$e EstJmateOf Ponthe1 scribes of th" sporting fratcrmty In Southeastern r ~~~l~a:dl~e\:d: :Up filler paragraphs analyzing the Panthers F with ST Johnson held tlown fine display of basketball a~ain•;l Gallipolis . held (repeat, held) down to 15 points put the skid~ , "'~-··...• I"'Ument. ' opposition Is lcarnln~ they can't concontrat~ entirely and h~ve a sure vtctory Jr. Hawthorne, Bruce Zu·klc or Bill Wilson are or laking up lite slar.k anytime 1 N. W. Stop o•t with complttt confl• donee In ololht, thot rtllllln h•ndo,mt t~re'uth m1ny \ dr, claanll)ll. t Wt I lock Htll ~IPAY. ONLY ~~16 A MONTH I'¥~ ~ ·It Yoo Wllh. '•r;l~ .,~ Cost Uill .:lblaiJ9o. ~ .!!Jut -t· '! •!' . ~" , • .' .. • .. j J •! 1- • ' '" t ..... I ' ·' "~ ~ t t'r! �> r, > ,I ' 4-I)~Uy Sentinel, Pameroy-Middleport, 0., Feb 3, 1958 .J!OME AT LAST All Eyes On Pomeroy, Athens~ Bulldog Loss, f""-----~:...-. down recentlY ·becaUN of dt7 ...C. Panther Win: Title Tie' All eyes in SEOAL bultetball eompelitlon Will bo on P0111e,oy and Athen• tomorrow night when leaders bingle with toush oppon· ents that eould make or break el· ther's chance for the cbamploilahlp. Logan, hot and cold from night to night, come• to Pomeroy for a engagement with Coach lletlon's league leading Pan· thers. who have a 10.1 record. Galllpollo, IHI, goes to Athena, 9·2, A win for Athens coupldl with a loss Cor Pomeroy wlth Loaan could throw the loop Into a twoway tie ot the top, Canveraely, 1 loss for Athens a~d a win for Pomeroy wlluld pro- vide the Panthers with 1 two game advantage w1th two rameo to Play. In lnal event, tbe Ponthers eould drop their lilt two gameSAthena and Wellston-and oltlt tie. No greater• favor, In Panther eyei could bo handed Pomeroy bY Gallipolis than a victory over Alh· ens In other games around the loop Middleport goes to Jaek80n where nothing Ia aure ony more other than tbat the lronmen will put up a whale of a batUe 1o win. Tromptd on by everyone at the bcgmning of the season, George ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;::;::;;;;;::;::;::;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;.. I Mlngle'o boya have come rapidly In the p01t 10 daya, They 4umped I Pomeroy 4H3 and extended the Tile 1JaU11 Sentinel McConkeyleJS Athena Bulldo&o to thelf utmoat Friday night. Athens finally eked out a 41-39 win. ' Middleport, however, w~s on a rampage of Itt own with a sensa· tlonal 92 59 win over Nelsonville. It wao the Jackelo' beet nlaht and Mark Kelly and Hulan Whit· latch emerged " scorera to lelll' w1th brilliant 20 point produc· tiona. SPORTS ':\Q \ .,M~ :~~~~.!:: ~-. BUCKS LEAD f HQURS, SLIP TO 4TH.· NOw Yorlc ... ChlclfO In hla 'll Jilllltn~l Lfltl!f 10_ , l>ttl,..l COLUMBUS UP - Two Oblo nlni In 1914 ond ocu,lotiollr tool. basblball Pecesetters fell by th~ 1 lvm In at. ovlflal•. Tht 11"'' wayBide S.turday, but one of them ltflohandtr ••• It hla '"" In Wlll have a ebanee to edge back htlpln1 tho Glanlt win , Plfllllnlt toward the top In tonight's cage In 1921, 1922. 1923 1 n• 1924 and oction. aftmd In tho World 'Strtta tf Both Ohio Stat., who held a brief thtjt yoora. tn hla fln•t .,..,. three-hour lead In the Big Ten polen, 1929, ht contrllK!tH ~~~~~ scramble, and rangy Oscar IIIli> cltclslona 11 fttt Cuba ..,. 1 ,..,. ertaon, sensational Uni~eraity of nant. Cincinnati Jholmaker, lost their . Wholtver happent4 ' lo Artlt bolds 'on the lop, Nth!, Now 6$, Nth! Ia ltrllll In The Buckeyeo losI to Iowa, 116-64 Phoanlx, AriL, and b tllllttd In and mstead of lllklng over un-db· tho lnouronci bualntu ,>puted lead In the Weotorn Con· -----·~fcrcnec slipped Into a tie with \lfl Iowa lor fourth place WlJil, Robertaon, meanwhile, alipped from first to third in tbe national Individual scoring race behind Se· attle's Ellin Baylor and Kansaa ace WUt '7he Stilt" Chamberlain lEND LIAGUE Locky Strlkea 6 3 Baylor haa a 32.44 per game av· New Haven S 1 erage, Chamb<rlam 32 42 and Rj>bYankeeo 3 3 ertBDn 33 3~. However, two other Ohio cage Nickles Bokery 2 4 Redlegs 2 4 tcadel'll retained firm ' graopo on Bailey's Drive In 0 6 their leadership. They were M11ml who tops the Mid-American Con- Ro RTG ffiGHUGifllS terence ,and Wittenberg, leadln& Ttb COUNT'( LIAGUI High' Three Game lnd - Men· eblnl 511. High Single Gal"• - Menchlnl 213. Team Three Games - Uberty. 2491. Team Single Game - Liberiy 936, ' STAJIIDINGS • Won Lost Pet. Liberty Reatturant 8 4 661 layceeo 8 4 .60'1 Second St. Markel 7 ft .1!83 Raker Furniture 5 7 .417 Holoum 4 8 .333 SenUnel 4 8 .333 ' Stooon N~ha Ind. three games - Daral, 60'1. Ind. one aame - Duerr 247. Teom three gameo - Liberty, the Ohio Conference REDSKIN$ STILL LEAD The Redskin& from Oxford btu~ ed Western Mlchtgan 9H3 to keep their league record of &G intact Wlttenb<rg didn't play and Ieoda lhe OC with a 7.0 mark. ' The Bueks play Uhnols In Columbus tonight, Ohio State Jus won its last five home gama but II wlnleu on the road. Robertson wiD bave to walt untill S.lurday night lor ,an oppor· tunlty to regain the S<OI'illl teld when the Btareata meet &L loeeph'a. the hot·ohot oophomore seored 27 point. asainet Duquesne laat Saturday nl«bt as ClnclnnaU won 12-61. Other top games around tile state thb weak feature nationallyranked Youngstown at AJUonee; Kent Sta~ at Toledo and Florida State at Oblo University tonight. Tuesday night Florida stato 11 at Xaxfer; Akron meets Oberlin, with a chance to tie Wlttonberg in the OC nee, and Otterbein plays Millklnguro. Liter thlo week ,Ohlo Unlverlity meeb Marshall, Wooster playa IllTlnlon ond WUmllllton Ia at Capttal, T)lursday; Ohio State meela Purdue, Dayton playa Duquesne and Miami teata lkowa Saturday n!Cht. Cage action Saturday nigbt saw Heidelberg 1hs-e olf a loaing alump ond edge Ohio Wesleyan 7!> 84. GROMAN SPARKS VICTORY The Blahops led 36-35 at half time but loll out when Heidel· berg'• Bill Groma baued 11 of hla 23 points In tho last 10 minutes. At Weotervllle, Mt. Union's Harry Baird made 26 polnto as tbe Raldera slashed to a 60-80 win over OUerbeln. It was Mt. Union's alxth OC wJn agalnst,one setback. I In Chlea&o, tough Loyol"and a e&-34 triumph. The Mualdl!ll IDIPIMid · • • foU:r-pli!e. l Rambler wlMIIII 'ttrellt X!IYier Ita 13111 win In 17 Corny Freemon led . lbe Obtana With 14 poinla althoUI]I Loyola cwd Paur Sh~ ~,oat scoring honors with !tl. ~ f! • J Elsewhere lii'Ound. the lllte Sol· 1 urday nl&ht Ohio UiiiVenlty bel\ Kent. State, IIHIJ; ~9n ' mode ohambles ou( of )!;1110(11 Kent~~r. 7H8; Delrcill edled 'l'oledo, 83,11 and YoonPiown 'took Niagara In , another close one 57-M. PHOEJIIIX, Ari2. UP - Jolu>,tiJ Longden, the world'• Ill . tilnt leading jockey In aum. of :o'l~· torles with 5,1)110; plona to retlml to rldlni ot Slrtta Aillli FrlcJu,l "if all goea well." Loniden lered a broken leg at Del last AUiust. 167 Exhibition Games Carded For Ne; Baseball Season; Start~ Weeks Away NEW YORK Ul' - American teams will play 217 \t has been and National League teams. Will 1 anouneed. ' play each other m a total o( 167 Two traditional spring rivalries ..hlbltlon gam.., durmg sprlns will be ml1Sing thl, year . one b'aJnmg, which officially opens between the DoLigcr, and Yafttecs less than £our weeks from tod11y. and the other between the Whi(c 2601. lfhc foci lo, no team In the SEO Team one 1amo - Liberty, 961. AmcrJcan Uaguc teams wllJ Sox and Cubs. is safe anymore except poaalbly play a total of 221 exhibition Instead of tho Dodgers, the Phil· Top 'j5" •owltn tho club playing Nelson~llle and Clatworthy ;ames and Nalional Leacue adelphia Phlllics wilt wmd up as 111 there remains lime for the Hounda Darat the Yankees' home·and-~ome rl· 17D to upset one of th.e UtanJ yet, too. Menchlnt vals •n the last day of the Olhi· 11& Returning Yellow Jacket gr1d lettermen have a good thmg But thla likely won't happen ~ka b1tion season. Davio 118 working for them a full eight month~ before thetr !lrst 1958 Tuesday aa Nel1011vllle goes to Stobart 169 1'he San Franc1sco Giants, who game In naming Bobby Nelson and Gene Abbott team co· Wellston. The Hounds 0·11, will w1ll continue to train at Phoeni1 captains there ts an excellenl opportunity for a heallhy, scrap. be onlelaa,.d by the 8-3 Roekota. TWIN ·CITY LIAGUI Arb.\., also w111 contlnue thei; Racine entertalna MeArthor and High Three 11me Ind. - Houda· ping spirit to Jell during the mtcrvening months. Eastern Ia h01l for an Improving ohelt 1169. sprlna ICrleo w1th the Cleveland I like the old style ol captaining, Naming captams for each Kyger five. Indians. The t.o. An1•Jcs Dodgm High Sln1to game - Bricden game may be the demccratlc way, And In frequent cases do· abo are temalnmg 1 t Vero Portland Grade School's basket· bacb 231. ing It any ~ther way might b~~eless, Yet qutte obvtously The scoring parade In the SEQ. Teom Three gomco.- Friendly ball team flnllhe!l.its 1958 County Beaeh, Flo , or Uij• year'a train· there arc ~quads that may be • · by having the1r natural AL 5eltled down to a qul!lltlon ol Tamn 20110. League play S•lc"~-'1' nieht.wlll> a ma: C!Mtu. •.~, • ........ ' Playen may not be ordered to leaders tn constant responslbtllly or 'morale whether ST Johnoon of the Pari· T"m Single game - Friendly 32-17 win over ho1l Hivervte~but · . lhm would hll a SD point per had to have a hot fourth quarter report lor aprlns "tramlng until Tavern 721. J Coach ohn Thompson I believe was content wllh results game average, No one Ia close lo tuck the victory 11fety away. t'eb. 28, but any ol them wilb· STANDINGS of the squad elcchon He observed that Abbott and Nelson enough to threaten hlo leadenhlp Won Loat Gotng tnlo the fourth period the ina: to report earlier may do so "have great desire." No higher compliment can be extended Hll 10 point otlort" Galllpolla re1ult, the Philllcs will be 6 3 &eore was 20.10 for the winnets as As a football player He may be a dwmplon or an also ran when dropped hll avmgo to a nat 28.0 '-our Orphans to •tart gathering 6 3 the boys of Coach Charles Norris the schedule is done. But if he had desh c he was a football point. per aame. • /=~d~:~;crn reportJ D 4 of Riverview had kepi pace al· player. H10 closeat followel Ia Gone Foreman-Abbott Friday. f D most ba1ket lor basket. This II the Morgan of Loaan, whonl he wltl D 1 W f ~ l~rst yeu olca11e play for the Rlv· foce here tomorrow night, with ~.:iea~~•lon 2 7 ervlew lads A large crowd attend.L 24 5 polnls per game. McConkey, • ed tile same. C~l er~yl Qfnl l oul two gameo with tho Bulldogs, lttion Hl1h For Portland Wells had 13, Par· The Mtddlcport squad will ~c Joaucd with experience It .111d v~eum of one bad nlaht with 627Ind. Three Games- Don>Cwood sons 13, to lead the scoring Ran· 't b h A •even points, bas !lipped to fourth "PERFORMA~CE won e eavy. gamsl Pomeroy's pau· of 200 pound tackles behind Watton of Wetlflon who Ind. one game- Jim Lowlo 2.13. dolph had 1 lor the losers. - Werry and Barmtz - the Jackets' tackles wtll be now 1, aolna alons at a :az. 3 ellp. Team three games - Frtondty In a preliminary game Pori· lind's D.filh groders !><at the tittle ed, unless big John Lyons comes through I'' everybody hopes. Mcconkey Ia at 21.2 with 191 Tavern 2!84. Dick Roller Is a cinch for the left stde and he wCighs 165 pomt 8 In 9 games. Team one game - Frtendly Riverview team 32·23 with Larry Priee setting 12 and Bruce Beegle Many of the boys will be two-year lottcrmen Besides Ly- Kelly ral1ed hia overase a lull Tavern 11 ~·., !p. Weber wu high for the loacl'll ons there are a few others who can bnn" Middleport t'ts first poml from IU to 111.8 with his Top 5 lowlon S.rlaa " nne 'ff t gatnlt N 1 tit1 Houdaohelt ~9 with ' ll. I successfUl grid season In over five years by developing thetr ' ~r • e oonv · Brledenbaeh 1136 Portland ltnlohed league play skills. They ve got the heart Some of these names by no Norton DID wllb a B·3 record good lor fourth means &II of them, are Ed Crooks, .Jan Hauck, Dav~ "Doc" John Lewl• 1106 place behind Rutland, Syracuae Hartinger, Eddie Blake, Wallet' Harris, Kit Neal Guy Bmg A Slobart DOO and Racine. Varally by quarlcrs: Pete Werner, and Danny !Boone) lllndy. ' • RiverView 4 IO 16 11 Most of these boys lct ~ei'ed. Some didn't Most of them D Portland 0 13 20 32 d~monslratcd "desire." They will make up the first shock Riverview: Randolph 7; Rey. trOops ~lth such ve~c'.ans asthc Co-~·aplalnsNelson and Ab· rtolda 8, Chevalier 4:, Durst, Hall, Cotuna, Weber, Cashdollar. Tolals Ito~\· ~lck Roller, Harlan Whttlalch, Steve Railey, and George N~;w YORK ur _ Lightweight Ml C , l•'ronk Ryll meels hb llrat wei· Ponler<>y'o highly touted 7-1111 I I·B 11. PorUobd: Wella 10, Weddle•2, Yes, II 8 ~leasant to mnjurc footlmll agn111 llut first there's lerwe~ght nppunont tonlgbt In a gndo b18ketball leam goes t • 'arsons 13, B. McKelvey 2, Beegle, Syncuae thl• oltornoon to 111111• basketball to complete and a full tum of bnscball lV light with young Tonr Decola wlth,,Junlor Wollc'a arade schoo 1o)>noon, Prolttt, Couri, Allen, L, at St. Nl c ~ol1s Arena, Price non-aeortng Total• If HB club 'at f:30 p. m. ' R1fl of New York Is lovorcd at 'Mlerc is only one 1ame carded. 32. VQ 0 Q 'I al 12·.~ over Brooklyn Tony lor their Pomeroy goes anto n sor t or suu'·d !Sli ict toumamcnt in IOrnnndcr, which will bolclevlaod '11 · by Dumont at 10 p m. e a.t. Cla8 AA I 11 I k 0 rt 8 P ay a a . I lhts year for the ftrsl tune Middle· Althon~h Rylf, 211. will be 1pol· C1ays 1n a spectal exempted school district tournament tlng Decol11 weigh~ hol&hl ond or C 4SS A schools at Ne11 Lexiugton rc11ch ho ts favored bO<auae of AI Oak Hill tt will be Gallipolis, .lackson Wellston and hi• spocd and oklll boe~uec ~ Chlliloothe battling with the Panthers 11 1~ ~x pccted ol hi• greater exporlonco agolnat Pomeroy and Chtlllcothr Will be seeded "nan.c" !lghlcra. I haven't the Chillicothe record at hand 11 surely isn't real NIW T~OTTING p~ MAN hot, however, as the Panthms cunolstcntly have b~en rated COLUMBUS, Ohto UP- Law· over Chillicothe In week-to-week UP polls by coaches renee T E"na, formerly of the It could be thai Gaitipohs and Wellston Will be the tough· Washington Tlmea • Her,ld, _hu ht clubs the Panthers meet at Oak 11111. b<en named to 1ueeecd Jomeo C. Caleb Swackhamea· hus hopes o£ wlnlllng a rew at New Lex Harrlocn u public rclollono dl· IUnkd !~ this he wllt.not be dlsapi>Oillled 11 his boys continue rector of the U. S. Troltlns Ann. e ..,cy played agamst Ncl,;onvllle Yeu Look Your Besl! DESK Jackets Have Something Working Can't M . at W .. When ..amlned It wao loond ld · have been atruek by llflllllillll lfV• · "'• eral tlmeo. It olao <1011ltlne<l two 1iulleu memeo""' ol.,.., p,· ·~· ' marksm•a. • • ' .11.1: Fall By Wayside • I • Portlanders End League Play In Riverview Win ''~ulna the oerloua t(lks, , ' . .' ilia recent letter to 'Soviet Ptemler -Niko\ei' B•lsanin callea -for an end to. polemic torrespondence, and a return to dlplomatlc-negotia· lion. • I Llhr't mloStqn to Jofoteow may w~U · pr~v\de" til( l~s!"er, ae , to wheth'r the Sovletr are reldy to ~ack their .words with· deeda. ' ' Soli~~. Ready , · .....-. ,~-o~ taunch I~Ton 111h;..M'~;;.;~v; ' ,, ' .... ' . ... .~ , Satl~te In ~~y·· . . PEAT IUiiNS Oil SPlmfiK ' '\1'ASiflNGTQN UP..:.Rliuii_,,to- ST ALB4NS, V. UP, , - Reslday reported preparing to denla are , wondering, whether a bog fire will oet i new rec• LOST ARTS thii'd earth satelliltAll attempts have failed to UP - Lol'!l Wjnslet!, a ton. lire In 'a pit 18 feel more "Raekwoodo ,pernjlnl Sput· feet wide which has " ....... to attend the Houae Qf Tnunehlng_ have be~n re- lone list Thank•giv· >lthough It bao little 1o1ft. olher world been lag. Older recall a peal power, Thuradaf de(tned a seyenl days lor a ye" r.etr" thuo! 'A man ·-);;iofln~d tQurces said the re· bog fire that 1 WhO knOWS "iunr lo kiiJ I fOX, IOI II thai Sp,utmk · Ill SOme 2.1 Y>arS ago ' rid of a bad tenan~ ,and discard "a little lar&er" than EAGLE COMES DOWN an unwanted mlatreaa." second pog-c,rrylng sa· which \Veigh•~ about a CONCORD, N H. UP - 'Mle POOR RISK ton. one source said the new 1311-year-old wooder, eagle atop HONOLULU UP - A publle &a.teU1te might weiih as much the State Hou10 had to be taken relations map ·lor Pon·Amerl<aD u a ton, 2,000 pounds the possibility that Ru"" start· Alrwaya walked Into the Unltfd These olfic~ab said thl')' w~ , ld ed the reports circulating. in PreiS bureau Thurtday nlabt not be sllrpnsed if the re ,,,,. true In llghl of past ' ndl· hopes of throwing the free wortd with an ah~ouncement !bot bit on stride arid increasmg western company ~II offer lOW1081 io· eltt~ps that Russta coulq launch satellites it ~ rate of about oM anxiety over Ru~ia's opace trl· auranee to p~~ensel'l •l•lllfl umphs 1 bad weather durlns their Howai~ , . a month. Sputnik m alrea~y Is long over an vVlitl: He wU wearinl 1 rala h ,.,. .Bu~ they also did nol rule out due '\coordcng to tlie one-a-month coat. ' ,,,;;time-table. RUJ!ia'$ second satellite, Jts passepger long-s!Dce dead, h"l been cfl'cljng the earth sine~ N~v 8. Sputnik 1 launched the !pace age Oct. 4 and burned o~l J~n . 4. There has been some sp~ula· tlon here that Soviet scientists mlaht have failed · in previous el· forU to launch .another Jatel,llt,. there has been no official of lhli theory. 8 't JnHeft Come In and' 'Golden Ryff Jn vadmg , Welterwei'flhts Jn ROUt TODJg · • ht Pomeroy Goes To Syracuse Today ,..- T 0 kH'// For f /y Tourney ~ - I i .. . . 11 t• ' ~ f: ••4 Scribes R·evi$e EstJmateOf Ponthe1 scribes of th" sporting fratcrmty In Southeastern r ~~~l~a:dl~e\:d: :Up filler paragraphs analyzing the Panthers F with ST Johnson held tlown fine display of basketball a~ain•;l Gallipolis . held (repeat, held) down to 15 points put the skid~ , "'~-··...• I"'Ument. ' opposition Is lcarnln~ they can't concontrat~ entirely and h~ve a sure vtctory Jr. Hawthorne, Bruce Zu·klc or Bill Wilson are or laking up lite slar.k anytime 1 N. W. Stop o•t with complttt confl• donee In ololht, thot rtllllln h•ndo,mt t~re'uth m1ny \ dr, claanll)ll. t Wt I lock Htll ~IPAY. ONLY ~~16 A MONTH I'¥~ ~ ·It Yoo Wllh. '•r;l~ .,~ Cost Uill .:lblaiJ9o. ~ .!!Jut -t· '! •!' . ~" , • .' .. • .. j J •! 1- • ' '" t ..... I ' ·' "~ ~ t t'r! �. . -.:• r IHeath Methodist Young Adults I ' The Daaly Sentinel Organl.zationol Meeting w ... ..~ • An , grgamzat 1onal meeting or the llri t Sunday m March at 6 30 young adults or the Henth McthO P M at the church The comm1! lee 1n charge w1U eonsJSt of Mr and Mrs George Dallas 1\lr and dtst Church was held Sunday even mg at lhe church 1 The Committee m <!h:.rg~ con .He estimAtes total prlvll.tel~con struct1on lor !058 at 35 b1ll10n dol Iars Exoept for housing starts This mclude SJsted of Mrs Bernard Fultz Mr. Mrs Lee Smith SnndwJcbcs cookies and coffee were served to the fol!owmg Mr annd MJ11 Bernard rultz Mr and ~trs Will1am Everson Mr and Mrs Charles Asa Bradbury, Mr and Mrs Edward T French Mr and Mrs Lee Sm1th Mr and Mrs Warper Molgan Mr and Mrs Ge" rge Dallas Mr and Mrs Charles Clarkson Mr and Mrs James Bu ell Mr and Mrs Jacl1 Bachner Mr and Mrs Charles Byer Dr and Mr.s Clyde Ingels Mrs Kenneth Cook Mrs William f'ascy MISS Sail) Schaaf and Re\ and Mu J{onkJJMht Mrs Konknghl was m charge of the nurserv durmg the mcetmg Opened w1th the Doxology lerl by Mrs Everson Bernard F'ultz read cards on which was a shtlrt biOgraphy of Pach one present and Jntroduted tho3t pre ,en t Mrs Fultz anrmunrrfl abou• the r1ur :;cry whtch 1 ~ op~n each Sundav ~r mormng durmg the Wonh1p 1 It IS C(ltHpp!Od beds and toys and 1s ch~rge of \frs H a~ mon Hcv Konknght spoke l1sled var1ous topiC'S VICe Wllh blby under he Konkr1 ht bnefly uml llihlch the group m ght l't mt to usc for d1s cusslon or Bible study m the fu turc The group w1 !l meet agatn on Racine Parish Youth Fellowship Meeting Is Held The Rarlnt> l'ansh Yauth ~el lowsh1p met January 25 at the Ra cme MtthodJst t hurrhh The Rev f ugrne Brown of ht• Potnt!fO)' Ml'th()(!Jst Church spoke to the 29 pu stm~ present The Rev ({Jchanl Yuun.u h d tla~ group m si nging and games Jtcv Brown 1hE n ! lcrla1ncd the group with an r r tl 11111( llwns He freshmcnts IH t 1h( n Sl'rvcd The next nu 1 trng Will be held at the Dorc ~ I LB Ch urch on February 8 bq:m mn ~ at 7 30 Dee Ann Wells I Seventh Birthday Observed Friday 1 Ur and Mrs J Richard Wells entertained t nday afternoon from 3 30 to 5 w1th a party m honor of the1r daughtu Dee Ann s seventh hJrthday {,am.:s wcr.: played under the du ct:tJOn of !lee Ann s brother ltJck) Mrs Wells assuted by R1cky served IC<' cream cake punch and fa\OIS of 5llmll mdJVJd ual g1fts to the following chll dren 4arry "alker Sheila Childs Joan Ne<tl S!wrry Shuler Kathy Morgan Jov-cr Dav1s Karen Boyer 'hrhacl Bulikirk Cy nthia Mills lty..Baj_l ey Donna WCJman Ju h Bre"Vtir and Gmge r \.feadows ~ Ann Sauer and Mary Long were mabie to nltend Satu day Mt and ~Jrs Wells The lifth ml-ctm g of the D and and Ric and Dee Ann were m C Fnendsh1p 411 Club was held at Bartlett where Mr and Mrs Ivan the home of Sue and Linda Ctrcle D/1uscr grandparents of Dee Ann cntertamcd With u birthday din January 22 A cake bilked by Joyce C1rrle ncl WIIH raUied Flm ence M~Kuy wnn the cake Procet>dS from U1c raf B&C Friendship 4-H Club Fifth Meeting Is Held lie wer< $6 25 Those prese nt were Sue Circle Lmcta Clrclr Dorothy Cm•hJ Dixie Circlu Ju1da Hllllmark Karen McKa) Hohcrtu Krueutcr Jo&l ph me Snuth advisor and Joyce Circle ~ Mrs. Lewis Jeffers Is Hostess For Tupperware Party Ludlle Hawkins - ~y Society E•itor - Phone 6%U POMEROl SOCIETY Middleport Sot-iety " Finandal Gossip , By ELMER C WAliiR United Preq Flnanc11l Editor pubhc • _,- - - ~--~--~--~~~ · ~~·~·~~ w'arm Rea tion rur her doti·• 1Jc6nie 4 ~ 'ln 11 1t' ~ ~ vestment Her ldil two-yeafrOid hQtl,id!Y outlays ote 0 nwing one w~o lraca4 him •!biiiq~ tJai) N dF 11v pet's ucense, : : t £or scllDDl.s and roads Add cverythmg up, says Me Nam1c, and the public and pn vate building toUll w11l run to $~ me ~0 billion dollars. Housmg wdJ be the b1ggest ben ef,cJary Added to new housmg ,tarts will be about 18 blllJon dol lars m maintenance :md repair wbrk Also, be notes there are ml!l slle sues to be bUilt- 'They're huge and call for ruany of the matenal& ftung 1~ o re51dent1al home construcuon ' The fum favors the typ:iUm companies rat~er than plywood compamcs or makers 01 asphalt products b~usc the gypsum group has come out or Its recent retrenchment w1lh c1:1rnmgs pretty much ~:~table and dmdcnds sc Mrs Robert Cutler of Belpre Mrs Gail Garvm formerly of NEW YORK UP -The Stock spent the week end with her Sis- Middleport and now of Zanesville ter and brother IIlla;,, Mr and was a busmcss VLSJtor here Sat Exchange f1rm of Green ElliS &: And~rsan r~gsrds t~e home bu1ld Mrs Glen D1ii urday Mr and }'lrll George Musar and l\Jrs Anna Havman was returned 1ng mdustry a~ a bar Jmcter of fllmlly of Columbus were week home Saturday from Holzer Hosp1 iJUlllllCS5 R1 ght now says 1,1Jron MaeNa end guests of h1s parents Mr.and tal by the Rnvlm gs {outs ambul mJO ana lyst ror the hrm housm g Mrs Clarence Mas~ar am e She was a~compan1ed by her IS One "of !hi" frw an~a~ bUC'kJn'-( Jack Kenned) who graduated da •ohter \frs J ~ mcs Euler from OU ot Athens Satur~oy left Mr and Mrs Nelson Archer of the trend and 1t may be signal Sunday for Columbus where he Columbus are here YJSIUng Mrs ling a broa~ recovery by Jndus CLJre has employment He was ace(lm Neva Pr att '1 he Archers are for l! v MacNam1e holds that lhousmg panled to Columbus by his pnr mer Middleport residents ents Mr and \'Irs William ](en Mrs Lcw1s Koehler Sr and Miss often has shown strength when nedy the economy has been m the dol Betty Kot>hler R N spent t~e drumsand has also been known Joyce Ebersbach was the Satur weekend w1th Mr and Mrs LOUIS to slump when everythmg else day evemng dnmer guest of San 'Havnes and ram1l v of LJt!JopoiJs cemed right w1th the world' dra Smith Mr \\ 1lham Clarke of Akron He Cites the SIIUatJOn O[ the Mrs \\ 11l ard Ebcrsbach and ha5 rented one of !he Dav 1s apart Twenties wnen the bmld1ng boom daughter Cheryl Vll'llcd Saturdav ment~ on Gravel Hil l Mr Clarke rea ched 1ts zemth in 162~ and evening With her parents Mr and who 18 a graduate of Ohio State then eaP"-1 foreshadowmg the lm PADUCAH Ky UP- A young Mrs Clarence Might Bfadbury Unn crsJty 1s a nc" tear her at Ra gering o.:press1on 01 the Th1rt1e~ woman w&s shot t4J death at .a Nancy Burns ~H!I the overnight cme f-hgh School A5 a muc~ more recent ex guest or Mr and Mrs Don Houda Andy Batey son of ~Irs Helen amp le he notes the declm.e !rom state pohee roadblock in neigh shclt and family Rutland Road Bah~) recently enlisted 1n the lhe 1955 rate or 1 5 mllhon houa boring Graves County early to Fr1day f1 S A1r F'on(' and 1s now stat 1ng shrts set early thJt year and day when the car m whu:h i!hc and three other persons were nd ~r <~rul 1\frs Floyd numfleld of 1oned at Locldand Air Base tn c:trrJed o\oer to 1957 a decline mg was mistaken for that of a Rutland were Sunday guests of San Antomo Texas thai f.oreshadowed the current rc- fleemg gunman Mr and Mrs Charles Buck nut ccssl()n M s~ Nancy R'oller w~o u tram land Road Jewell Engh•h 24 Paducoh The etonom} ~ e says mg to be a techmc1a n Ht St Joseph was shot to death when the car Mrs Olive Ingraham and daugh Hosp1tal m Parkersburg sp~nl the probably wont pickup a rull m wllleh she was ndmg with two ters San<lra K11y and Brenda Sue weekend h.ere w1lh hN parents head of :steam berore the fourth brothers and a fnend failed to vuuted recently With relatives m \fr ar.d Mrs Max Roll er and tam quarter of th1s year 1! then So stop at the roadblack m11nned producers of building supplies Will by M1~souri state pollee trooper Willtamstatwn W Va lly have to wan a while to recapture Vernon Hopkms Mr and Mrs Otho Keenan of Alrmsn F1rst Class George Ray Columbus were week end guests of Neal arrived Fnday fro~n Guam fully their peak earnings of 195lMcCracken County Sherif! D C his rncther Mrs Pearl Hysell where h~ has been statiOned for 55 Buck Tucker said Forre.st Me But there s no mlstt~klng their motorist Miss Vera Johnson of Columbus 18 moqth s to spe11d a leave wtth better times The pickup begun Abt(!r, a Fulton, Ky stopped earher at the roadblock h1s parents Mr and Mrs Charles was the week end guest of her Neal and fam1ly When he goes m October last year IS gatherJpg fired the shot. wh1ch struck Miss mother Mrs Helen Johnson momentum Predlctionll agree on English Misses Annsjean and Rosemary back he wlll report al an a1r base a total of 11 million houdng in New Hampshu(! 'h h le on Gu l!e said McAister cl&~med Hop· Rose and brother Donald, of Pine ,un !\1rman Neal saw Lt James tarts for the year up sC!ven per kms ordered him to lire at the Grove visited Saturday evening also of Mlddleport several cent over 19~7 and not bad lor fleeing cor. but Hopkins demed w1th their au11t and uncle Mr Roller a starter 'r times Js,tuing such lnslruct•ons Woman Is Killed By Mistake At Police Roadblock - _,._ Sentl~el:~omeroy·Middleport, o., Feb~ 3, •uoe he. see!i the biggest shot IR the !llrm Will come frotn eovernment Mrs Jack Bachner and Mr and Charles Asa Bradbury and Mrs Wilham Everson 6-Dally ' !OD w~s r~\qtned 101110!" ~., US Launching 1 ONDON UP - b ~~ ' Further warm reaction to tbc Umted States• auc cc3s 1n launc~ing an earth satellite followed the baby moon around the world today Many natlom thought the demonstration or u S •e~enltl1c ab•llty would help I 1 I 0 • " 'LI~~ . ~i _• ' 1 IJNQL& C<IPY-tl ease International tenslqn. 8uss1an society retcted from I Pepll!roy CounCil Gas Discount Move top to bottol" with umformly gal !ant congratulations • from lead mg Sov1et BCJenhsts to a tax1 driv er who told United Pre&li Co rresponden t Henry Shapiro 1n Mosc~w • Conf atulotion American people " to you West Germany was particularly excited It hailed the Jaunchmg of the Explorer ' as a personal tn umph for German born rocket expert Werner von Braun Head lines read 'Werner von Braun's TriUmph' ilnd 'Braun rocket laun chcd Explorer ' Communist East Germany was less cnthmmtshc Tile empbasts there was on the fact that the SoVIet Umon was ftrst They called 'ddJ p }i MI eport 0 ce ' Faces A Offleer DUty Suspensl'on To Be Speaker I Mis~ion 1 the West • hand tn negotiating with the l!lst and Pickens found pinned under the tree and dead It was theoriJed that Piekens had been ll"'!IB at lh~ bose of the one loot In diameter tree ond evidently not saUal10d with Its fall had started lor his home to set Ill axe or a wedn It \lfl! !bought that while ~ ,... walklne away from the tree th~t It fell suddenly, striktn~ hi!ll In the gack ami drlv inll him lo the ground He was found race dowrt on the ground his head wedged between his Mn Willoughby Hill daughter M1ss Patricia KJ c:1a 1 s who u Barhara Ann and sons, Johnny employed m Columbu! 1 tllllt lhe and Larr) of Chester home of her pan nts Mr and Mr\ Mr11 Lewu Jeff e r ~ cntertmned Arno ld R1chardr. with rheumatic Ronn1e Logan son or Mr and w1lh a 1 upp< r Ware party FridAy 1 fever Mrs Howard Lowun Condor St Is cvenmg at her home Laurel Cliff Mrs Joe Turmr has returned FollnwlflJ,( a clcmonslratllln hv confined to h1s home with chick home from a VISit m Bucyrus wnh Mr11 IJorotll y R;thburn Rutland en pox Wendell nose and !ilster, Miss ~r and Mrs Robrrt Turn er and R mun bc1 of ga meR \\ere played with pnzes awarded to Mrs Hob Klll1e lert Friday for Columbus family who brought h~r home till ~ crt JeHers Mr11 Maxine Arnold where they wtll remain indefinite past w1 ekend The1r (laughter Mrs Lout11r Dodndgc Mrs How ly with thetr niece and hutband Debra rema ned here lor a VI!:!!( The hfth mectmg of Ctu mel P1 Jjrcl Vm1nJ1 unci Mrs ltobctt Hoov Pmf and 711rs Grover Orr Thev wtth lhc Joe Turner~ Mr.s Emcrlion Jone~ ond Shill on onecrs Youth roun(JJ was hdd nt c1 and ~~ s lulm Jdfcni was were nl!compamed to Columbus by the home of \nn <.:urlcton Jan 27 nwm tied the door prile Mr and Mrs Orr and Mr and Mrs a11rl M1s Walter Crool<9 anrl Jean A rcpolt was g1vcn hy Joyrt: Hcfrc!l hmcnta wen snrved bv I eo R~uter who drovu here for ettc were busmess vhlto1 s m AI h1 ns 1crcntlv <'an~on on l1ur tnp to Chilhcuthcc tlu hosh 11s tu lhusc nilmed above them Miss Cheryl Blake, student nur st for cabmt t mcmhen !IIHI MIH Dmll1hy Jeffers Mn AI Mr and Mrs Henry Reibel al llullf'l Hu)pJ1 al 1n Cnllipol1 ~ 1 he 1!lscusswn wu~ on the top ic hcrhl Wu gnfr Mrs Ellen (,It spcnl the week end in Wilkesville of chOO!illl~ a mam~ ge 11arlne1 \1n Anm~ Phcl)l~ Jr and Mrs w1lh. thmr daughter and aon ln law spent th:J weekend w1 til he r JJH.r Tho~c prl'~enl wt m Juyce ( 111 ents }lr nnd l.t1s E M Blake Wand.t V1nin" Mr and ~Irs llarley Strong' and aud famu ly son, Karen Holler, An11 carleton fam 11) Billy Joo Strong accompa11 ltobcrt Snulh Mclvm Cllflc Rug led hiS grandparents home [or a cr Holter E\clyn Holler advisor few days VIS it and J4J)'Ce Clrrle Millie Lega r claua:htcr uf M11yor nmf Mrs Charle~ Lcgar Is canfm I ed to hor home With ehlckcn pox ~lrs Maxine A1nold VIsited Sun day m Pt Pleuo~~nt with her aunt Mrs L C SmncrvJIJe l'hc Jolly Uunch s~wmg A contllbution by the c.rang1 met ut thfl home of Mrs Perry muJ Home Economics Comnulltt 1 Mttrh friday night •llh thirteen to the Marth of Dimes was tntuh Dr and Mrs J J DH"h Wr!Je In members prcscht wht n Chester Gran,lle met ln rq;{ ColumbL&s Thursduy c vcn1n~ where I he following off1cer~ were ulnr session rucsdny eve with they ullended a Ceremonial Din elected ¥urjorle Milhoan PreRI Mash r Gco Holter presldlng ncr held at the Ohio lJnlutl lor !lent Lillian Smith VIce !11 me E C Comm1ttcc chair man Charlr.s L William& WJl luuus hos d~tnt, Bhmrhe Haskins Serrctarv: Don1 a Offutt and ttor assistant just compleled a~ yea1s on the Uclcn Rcynold ~, Treasurer, RclatJ\cs of Mr and Mn James were to buy cups and silver wnr ~ facully or lh~ Collei,:ll of Ptutrma Mll111 tmd lfclerl Rey nolds '!ilmpaon surprised lh<'m Sunda) lo be 1.1scd by the serving comm it cy a\ Ohio State Unl versly w1lh Rparty In honor of their 2!Hh tees anti ask for sale11 tu ~ t~mps er Cum mlth!o There were around WO pr< se nt Mrs Data Kautz lecturer pre A con1ribullon to the polio fund wcddmg annlve1sary wh1ch ¥till at the dmncr mcludlr\g farmct w1u made l'hu member~ al!!o ex. act,Jally be on TuC9day rebrunry sentcd a program which was etudents pre!l(>nt students rnemls 4 Opemn l{ Song~ 'AmeriC'a, the and colleagues Dr WllllamH re pert to mak t! n comfurlt!r In th e by Gransii Roll Call ncar fu ture tu be ylven to a nefriY 1 he J~roup which brought lCf' Reauttrui cclved SC\'cral Qtrta from I he rcum a cake and nap 1.ina m :ul What )Oil like or G ollke about awup at the dmncr ami from sc v fumlly s~()ret pal !(I IlK were cxcltan!:cdj 1.:r and whit~ w1th 2!\th on them wmtcr' Reading 'Wt talk about era! fraternities ~ nns1stcd of Mn lilli an Sjmp,on, 1he weather" Cleo Smith. ContcRt Both Dr and Mrs pavis IH e and Uw hos!t~SB 8erved fruit '11ss Vera BceJ~Ic, Mr and Mra Campllmons" by 3 aroup.s of all graduatea or the Colle~~:e of Phar nut b1 cad candleR and ~~dward Simpson Mr and Mrs !he members 'Song or tht~ Lal\ maey Ill OSU Ahm t~l tcmhng lhc 'l'hc Fcbruar) mcclJn.l( huld at the home or Mn Jlcnn Simpson Mr and Mrs Ches ~~~ mJ(>r' Mary Gonheimcr Cl~~lng cUnner from this Hilla wcH Mr ~r Simpson, and Mr and Mr1 Song • Now tlie Day Is oyer" ahd Mn Leo Mossman Gul hpoll11 Jlackelt O.aru ld Simpson and Glenn all or The next me~tlna wil( be Feh incl11o ~~l~s Sandra Simpson dou 11 and the lectu.rer reqUested 1111 uhtcr of the Jom .. Slmp.sons WQS members bring comic valcnthJel' for the ''Valentlne BGx '. Refresh tlso 11 a:ucst at the partv dared that their margm of profit per gaJlon 11 today 10 ·~II that they coutd not ... tne1r way ctear to grant any dlii!Gunt and pr..,... ed that methods of purchase by tbe rillap 01 rotatlne ill buying be eonUliUed m the future Oceuion for the tetter was a propooal made at the laat CounCil A meetm11 hao been ealled for meotlne to alt lor tiM! two een!J tonight at MiddlePOrt City Hall or per gallon dlecounl IJiumueh as all membert of the PoliCe Depart the vllla(e uoeo a hue• volume of m..t and Middleport Mayor c 0 pooline eaell month • P'ilher to otudy pomble 1U5pen• In the llonday nilht ...,ion of ion of a member of L~e Middle- eouneil membm abo beard four port Pollee foree I propooahr made lor the ll~linc up of the rim side partiJII 1011, in rohee Ch1ef Leroy Bartrum wh~eh the Columbus ud SOUthern said today that he has been re Oh•o Electnc Co offered two procomplamta .. al»ut the pouts, The Obio Power Co one of one of h11 re<ommendition and the Vdtaee tonllht • Llgbting Committee one plan of the purpoae Ill own Uill! charge• '1110 matter had been referred and to de to CounCilman IMile F\lt~ who gave a compartaon llludy of the lighting pla111 that had been ....,. ommended m order to ll1umi111ti tbe entire Iota. reasonable time a aearch was made Pravda lh&t 1t Is better to build Several Subjects On Agenda At Mondav. Council Session ' ' Service Station operators m Pomeroy In a letter addressed to tbe m_eJDbers of tbe Pomeroy Vtllage Council, Monday night tl~ any tboughiJJ eouncll may have had of obtaining a two cenl$, per ga~on discount on gasoline purchases by the VIllage 1 Twel•e gasoline staboo operators in a joint statement de· evenlu " ·~,lde~•~~­ bl\iken neck Aeeordlng to the coroner'a re POrt, P~kenl Monday evenlne had told bia wile, Deloros, that he WRI Jolt~~ to the lower end el the farm neat the mouth of Forked Run Creelc to cut down a tree When he did not return alter a the Amcman satellite a "Spaet· mk - .and Speat' Is the Ger man word Ior 'late ' Several newspap~s undcdined previous u S fulureS~ Ench Olenhauer, leader of t~e West German OP}IIlsttJon SocJa)JSlS ~~oa.s oneJ of tho!e who tt.ought Ex plorer w11uld pave tthe way for duarmament talks Another was Sov,et Acadcm) member Sedov who wrote in sb1ps for Interplanetary commun 1cat10ns Chan to compete Jn an armaments race • Weekend newspapers in Bnta1n France and ltaly hailed the Amencan succ es~t and interpreted Jt as a step towurd strengthening ANNUAL SPRING ME~TING IS HELD George Ft Pickens Carmel Pioneers Youth Council Holds 5th Meeting Jolly Bunch Sewing Club Dr., Mrs. J. J. Davis EIects Officers Attend Cerem?nial Dinner Thursday served If your clothes dm1't quite look up to par lately, send them to us' We II make tl)em spar klc again and no l~~~ , .., h•loi' ,._ wit~ : tlttln and ll'lat,hlnu tty P!llio4 ..smortlf .,.., choke of •<h dean In o "'"" ... FURNITURE / In Mlddlepoi1 ,, General Telephone Company Tl)e M18. America Con~l- with pW.es at every level, starting with the WUUler in yO'Ur o~n horne town -is your opportuhlty to niake your hmnem•king quia "pay olf.'' I A complete fi .. o/ Autom<~tl< u., Kuchc• wuJ Laandry Appllllncel *A '* $6.000 Either Wilfiomo Sw1mmU1I Pool Afl,E:pe.., Poid rr., to n........ There is nothjng to bliy-00 entry lei* to pay. *Ch"t /or """' of GorAam saver RCA·Whirtpool lct·Seruu 001 S~r Sfmii·O·MtitlO ~ewtJ!I AIO<lllilill • W.. Btnd A/u,...um IVa,.. lluwd ' CUICI C~i/dre• * ,. • W ' O~fiCIAL QUJltJO;tlfAJ. NOW AVAILABLE AT GAS ' 1 COMP~)' I ''.', '~~ '-.r·,.• , .. J.. ~ '"' '/" • 1. ... 't . - ' • • ~ =••u••••••••t•••••••~•U•f'-uu••••••••~t"\~ri(hili~ t " ~. • f ~ : \ oniCIAJ. !PSI MIS, AMIIICA COJftlri _fl!PIY, UW' 'I' J · , C"" :••••••••••••••••••i•••••••li•••••••: ' I 1 ' ' "-''-lose. send todaY W.' Ql!eatiollJUWllo l Coemct«cPrv4tfC" Other V~le p 1 :You )lave everything to gain and. dolfU!ia tp ij'ot<r WU.On'a Mtala l'ear a Supply of Tom HGU Cor. ' To enter;'you need only be '21 )'ll8l8 of aae or over, and married. :All enlltmts will be JU~aed on the b,Mitl of homemaking ability, pm'so~, ~~· acter and atltacti~ . OiJ Co/Dr t'll>'lrojj _" ,I I * Rc/r111e..Uor * ! t ' ' · *' Autom<IIJC Gill Htllkr '-* y...,·, ' 0( * II( M.,._ . ', . , . * Tri-Lustre Cleaners lml ,•------ .······················ * oil mellJbers the o~~::·.~~= as Boas be was took not pres ental the JanUarY m~IIDc Rodney Downing met wtth the board and di~C~Jued wib them in· sunnec tor tile n~w bulldlngs The adYantaceo and dlsadvontaaes of eat:h type of lnsllranoe ""' diJ. cussed No action will be taken un· til lhe butldlnp are accepted by the Board pending inatallation of seneral l•orviee probably within a month The phone•. availible to every Noel Jfenmann met with the one in th~ area, located at Boal11 0eeure a lease on the the former toNuprene Church Bulld1ng No action TI&J iaken as tbe build· ina: was also eon1ldered as a meet.1111 pliCil for ,the Girl Scouts A report of the llliddlePOrt Pub· lie Llbrll')' Board was read A res· olutton Wll pallled to purcl!ase some aravel for the plo)"IMund of the new ecbooi. > '111e Board dlocullled the need for an Improvement In 111e lteattn& system lor the Cent.t'al Bulldmc. '111ey also dlecusaed equipment needed lor the """ Kienoe Jaboratocy and the need for a new T~e superintendent wu to obtain infonnaUoa. each ~· ..~~i""" ~.000 CALL 122 \for all thrnl1 • have been lnstolled In Harr1sonvtlle commumty by • Prompt Service btoocl Ptollkl&f\1 Three telephones for cmergeney Supply dOJtbl about It Q! Educa· mdetlnK on Surprise Party Honors Simpson's On Silver Wedding NO DOUBT ABOUT GOOD GROOMING alcohol, wvdg .. 1 M_tddlleport C.hester Grange Votes Donation To Poli1> Drive menta wore ,. 1>\;~r;;,•• i!~~!"" MeetiQg I1 " I ... 'l ~ ~ 20t6Arin"a~ Mra Amtric.-Ctftft'lt To: Tht' OI!Ie Futl Gtl "' 'I )31 N. hctnd Si~ Midtll.,_.., OI!Jt ~ { ~· todaJ , ' Only obout halt 1of the so.ooo have arranl'!d tbelr 1peciat ~late rtnewaiE, according to 8raden '111e Bureau hal 1•nt letters to ail of the speelal plate owners METER COI:L.CTION l""lins them to make their Meter Collections '" M1adle qu"t.. lor renelill known before POrt netted $183 4C lor the p11t the deadjine Tho agency IS part week aceordmg to Pollee Chief of \he Doporfment of Hlahway Bartrum. "ason-Co Polio Drive Nets Sum Of Neill' $3,000 ApproXImately $3000. hos been reported as collected fur the Po llo F~nd In Muon C<lanty accord· •111 to reports from o!IICials In the drive Rteent Mothers Morch~• on po tlirouahout tile county were ;.:;:;::.;:;:::....~---------"'---------'-' lttPOrted to be auccesalul with the Pt Ple.Uitnl mothers collect $71~ 18 In their march )\{ason Motbers March net of $308 on las' 1'/iu.ndJcy wit~ the Mason Moth· doing the collecting Capehart, ehairmln In New Haven, re $203 had been col ho w~rk~~•• ~ Syr.aeuse Teen AP'ftllftlliCe JL_ ( S from the dl...,. 0 of PI Pie~ , T---~ Succ""" County Cha,...'I>J111!!!1'U """ funds bctng ell' of persons al Morris Mill~ II Drive Directo A"h excellent crowd waa re ported at the f~rst teen a2e dance held in Syra..,.. last Sat!!f8ay n~ght In SyraeliSe last SaiUI"IIaY '" •lJi.!ittl MONIY SUIT •, u"'"'"r~ Ine , Middleport 1ored by the ~,yracuae \'olu.ateer l money only Fire J)epartment RelreBbments w111 be serve~ al in Meigs court a· the dan""' •ame hme. SOJIIO place ll!f!il,~f Pbm tbls vmk, uld tbe Webster eommiilee 1\(_t_Oris Hubblrd, pul ll~o"~, and IJI!P Cundiff MARKET CINCINNATI 0 REPORT UP-ProdUtel Eggs steady pnci!S ~t rarms, consumer& whites and brownt, A jumbos 36-41 A large 32--36, A med1um ~ A •mall 23-31. 8 large 26-34 FOB A Iorge ilt-41, A med1um 26-39, B large Do quote Chickens, lb 19 J.2 to 21 21. hJht hens Iot,ooo at 19. 31000 20 " "udetermint!ll., 2! J·2at28,000 Ul Butter 90 ocore 1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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. 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