https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/777c6c770752a48f2f1046edeb05f4c0.pdf eb202f8eed58aaa06292a9f448ca6fc7 PDF Text Text . . -.:• 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 �'I '.....i~ . . 2-.-Dally SA!ntln~l, ~me~~~d~pl!rt, 0, '!2~ c, 19~0 TH~ DAILY SENTINEL USA 11 you could have for the Metgs County commumty a smgle wish, what would It be' Thts Is a querikln we ask from ttme to hme 6f our leadmg dtizens The answers are always cnUghtemng The answers mvanably are mterestmg We are bold enough to as sume, too, that there is value for everyone In them One suggestion wtll be outlined today ldent1ftcahon of the author Is not Important He ha! however, been close to the ttream of progress m Meiss County fOr many years He Is lmpahent that II appean during long lnlervals to dawdle The smgle projed that would do most for our county In the Immediate future and m long yrars to come, In the opinion of one ts a modem feeder hne atrporl At ftrsl thought, this proposal Is surprising That 1t ts Is merely more Indicative of how eomplac ent we as a rural people have beeome to wards advancmg Into the Air Age which al ready hrs leaped into the Space Age We ~ ere not always so They Raised $100,000 For $1 Well bel ore the turn of the 2oth Century Pomeroy iaw that It needed a railroad If 1t was to compete successfully with tis nelghbormg counhes Business men, workers, In dustrlallsts - and there were large eoal m· dustrtes here then - joined together to raise $100,000 Wtth It they built the stone wall from the upper stop light at the end of East Main to the cot poratlon Une with Middleport Vcs tigcs or thts wall remain today Behind the wall a dirt fill was made and upon It was built the railroad tracks upon whtrh the Hocking Valley line for many yem connected Pomeroy and Middleport with the oulstde world Then the wall and all th&t had been created was sold back to the rmlrond for It Is not wJid to estimate that $100,000 about 75 years ago was, worth U ,OOO,OOO today This county today would blow tis collecl!ve brains out tr such a proposal were forwarded seriously 'II Aren't We As B'adly Om Yet ponder but a moment Do we not face u .s.s the sa!"e alternative today m transportahon that these several commumhes conquered those many years ago' Atr travel and an fretght are so common In our progresstve commumttes that bond fs sues for allport Improvement are foregone success•s Franklin County thi'l~s nothing anymore of assessing Its taxpayers for lm provements at Port Columbu s '9o I • ..._.., NBC 1 Enterprising eommumtles after World War II bUill airports with government help For a few years they lost money Now Parkers burg's port IS & busy place with a new feeder hne recently added to Its servlce Charleston is a beehive of ~lr activity Huntington air· port ts dally add(ng passengers and business to tis balance sheet IIIlO 1110 1115 100 1lent F.1senhower An airport was one man's Idea, A dozen others might have a like number of suggestions But unless we thmk creatively on these things, In terms of action, they remain nothIng but Ideas Ideas are nice but they never pay off by themselves n hla reslgnollon 11 prealdenttal dis 1rmament advl11er or 11oon will bo ••ked to re111n rrs D!mcs Elemontary nf plqllls by of N!W CITIZIN I \ ' Sa""r Of !Aindon Trea~ule Hunt £4dte Fisher s~ow The Adventures olllcGral! Bob ;:um'llll!ll Show Californians !be New Mvenlureo of M'\fllh Kane N<•WS lleadllne• Weathereaot The Jack Paar Show Slen 011 Tho gunman, Carl Burloo h" van11hed lie II one of I ' who kidnapped a MIOIOUfl Stat lroopei' Yer10n HoPkhll ll1ed a , ' ittll!lg~ fot 11\M~ leweJI Eng hah 24 Wll klil'd ~onday when a "' driven by her brct!lfr, ClaudiO, lfopiied at a Toadl!loet THe cat pao!Od onlj' momen'tat· dy, aM lfl!en if lllrltd up, otrt'e rr..,... Vemllll ~In• dlre.t a abotgun at II A mortuary dl~ tor oa1d Mioa Englloh receiVed 24 liS u j " Z 30 ,.ov Kilty~wmt Forie 3 Oil 'Matinee Theater wounds ir1 the baek from •mall 100 Qtleen ~'"' a Day t 45 llo4ern Romanceo 5 00 , Comedy :nme 5 30 ~piDac~ PJarbOU!jl ... o:.. 8 30 N""'' l r··· P~ture ,I I ', N~€ Nowe Boot• and Slddlea 7 30 W"fon Tnln ' 8 30 Fother itnows Be~ til 9:00 Kraft :nte.lter ~; 10 00 Thla I) VOurl Ltfe •l 10 30 0 Henri' PlaylioJS~ ll 00 Newr Re~dllneo II 10 Wealherdsl 11 15 'l'be Jack PBar Show 1 1 oo• Sign 011 8t5 7Oil pellett or frogmenta or lllei.ll Padnc01! Aoat. Pdbce Ch1ol Pant Holtlnd ••d be bad no delinl(e leads on Burton ainu the ~Unman FOR RENT-,Extens10n Laddm Scollold llqards, Drop Cloths Clinton F,..Hel, Middleport o Pliorie ~~ 11 t tf • •~. - . ' 81 ~~.: """' , Weatheiotlst 1l!fn 'it ll"du\i Tile WOIUft, !flat 11 00 The '::fee Is lllgbt II 30 'fl'lllb or ConQque¥"1 l2 Q1l Tie Ta~ Dourn 12 30 II Could: Be You \ I 00 Mid Diy ml's i ..-...... . . . . . . . . . -"-~'"'"'--' ' rlf ClVl ned Into I bottom land are1 near Melber, Ky , 1bout 12 m1les west of -here vie believe be II otlll 'n (Ma H~tlpWdnted area " Holll!ld ..,d ~ord Of "thanks Satellite Kept Launchers In A Sweat 7Minutes I ' WASHINGTON UP- Far seven m10ules oarly tut Saturday our the,. days ao 1fte happy Duteh M'r and Mrs R. T Ble,.lnJ ol M11on have relu111ed to their home to allY alter bavlnf l»fnt the putsev•rol montbo with lbflr son In Vienna W Va Jane and Cborlet tcentiOWtt Columbua open! the 1fHk end In M"'on vlslllnl !rlen~ ond rela Uvea / ~v Alvin Youlll of Trhllb lletliodlot Church In Pt. Pleid11 ••changed pulpits with Rev Rich ord Wright of the Mooon Meth.. dial Church on Sundoy The pul pit exchan&e I• obJerved annuaHy thrCUifhOut the W Va Confer ,r h~red 01110 VALLIY LIV!STOCK lhlllpollt, otw. lloltvrday, , . 2 HOGS - I'If to 220 11Jt 11 16 20 220 to 2150 lbo 18 lo %0 Light 18 lo 18l$ Fll Sowf 14 to 18 Slap 12 lo 18 B<urs I~ to 16 S.... l p;,. 60 to IM s"""" a to zo CA'ITLE- Steen 14 to :u HOI felt. 14 1o 23 My WI t!i to 2!1 I'll COWl 12 to IS Cllilietl t to 12 Bplls 14 1o 20 Milk Cowo 70 mer Air Force Lt David Steeves survtvor of a parachute leap mto the wilds of the Hlih S1erraa l"'t aummer Steeves was flying over the S1~rraa laol May when h11 Jet exploded m night and he para chuted mto ruggctl terr1an of Kmgs Canyon Natio~al Park east of Freaqo He mado hiS way to civJhzatlon M days later Hi~h Court Will Take Cra~k At Gas Confusion 12:10 p.m. On·Your ••t CUt .. CURL LAIIBS - Tops :U Seconds 15 %2 L111ht Wts 15 to ZO Common 10 lo 18. lo CAAif Ftl.fS Htrry Crail~ of, Mlddleort, Mondoy filed h~ petltaon for no>*lMIIi<M for - i - 10ner subject to tbe RePublican Primart ui May / GRtr~SilR IUUTYSitoP . Mol')' Sltct ,_1, 0wnor 1·38 to 8·110 MON. 1111'11 SAT. 8 MI. frum lloclne On Old !'QrtlaJid:tlxioe Rd PhonO• P•rllanil 275 BLOCH; CO. I l-~ NOflll of f'liftroy WHTN~TV C'-onnell3 Channe113 Tuesday Channei13·WedneAiiy Doily on 990 matl " was a worried man 108 mlnut.. oft<r his lop1tor C roc tel bluted away from tbe nor 1d1 l!ll•t at IIU8 p m EST Fri d17 !It 1111d other IICienlisls pae~ng the Penugoo ltoOr With Army of lldati had catefunr !lgured t~dt I2 34 a m 11\e soteH1te camed afjff hJ the rorke~if 11 "" fO. mlo on dtbil-<~boutd br wh11Z1ng over San 01ega Cahl 150 But the 1111nutu rolled put VEAL CALVES - TCIPI 32JII 12 34 and no word lrmn Callfor Socontlo 24 to 30 lfedium 15 ta naa tra<kna 22 eom " Hvs. IZ ~& ao cuuo •o 1;;;~;.;.=;;;;;;;;;;==.;.;;;; to 15. SHEEP - Eftt II Lms 5 to 12 Stock Ewts 3 to 10 Fat Sheep 4 to acuito 1 1o 5 Cahl 1 UP Central Aircraft Co has as a lhaht d~ap*her fo• WJEH LANGSVILLE - N;e,., > Rt!m~~tr Room • 8 30 'l'rpuble With Father 10 011 '~len~ Francl1 Show 10 30 fulau Ruiil '• The posslb!llty wu mentioned m a aupplement to the final re port of the Presidents adviAory r.omm1ttee on weather eo}1trol The cOJmmttec whlch wound up ente Rev and Mrs Wr1ght were Sun Its work Dol 31 prcoente\1 a day dinner 8Uetla of Rev and llro 1 copy or lt8 report Jo Eisenhower Young In PI P\eaunt at tho White Hou•• Mr a9d Mra wadear Tba)>Qt ol The tepOil 1tseH dealmg pr' Pt Pleaoant ' wel'o SulliiiY dinner c1pally With the leasabJltty of rain questa of Mr and Mrs Fred Tha makmg had been publlclae1 pre bel of Mason at the Lofoyette llovlowi ' It condudcd that ram tel In Galllpolto on the oceaslon of maktn~ by cloud seeding and Wadear Thabet s birthday other tochnlqul:!s haa proved ~ uc Florence Cummlna ol Letort _...,_•!"'iiooo~--~-~il ccssful only 111 moun'tamous areas Faits Ia opendtng aoveral days ,nnd under certam coud1bons with her aloter, Mrs Jack Stewart The supplement, wh1ch ltad not ot 11aaon bern released until today went Mrs B F Board of Maaon left beyond Ihe final report 1n di SC \11 on Saturday night by train from smg more achnnced techniqUes Parkersburg to be with her am\t of wcathor control whlcl\ some Mrs VIctoria Bltlne Barker who socnli!! I!J consider th e key to fu 11 crlllcolly 111 a Doctors' Hospital !\ tur(' 111 iltn ry suprcmncy In Washington In 11 scot!on prepared by four MrB Mary Berry opent Saturday wt ather ~ ll(l.eiaH ~ts thest poss1btl night and Sunday m VIenna wtth 1tu s were rmsed her Biller ond !amlly, Mr and - When WC become !rulfu Hmt l' rs Lester Johnson iy !\Optnst wtied eonrcrning the dyn!tml< !j nf the atmosphere 1t Is 9 44 SIIJI On pnm blc that wcathar may be con 9 48 lloforl!lng Mcme trolled by the htrae scale release 11 50 NelahMrl of ch emical or more probably 12 05 Noon Nowa lhcrmonuclea1._ heal energy Front1e Lolne Show - Slllce cl,mate and weather M6vle Qblck Quiz 1rc affected by oce4ln currents, W€!atlter cmurol mtght be attam~d (lreicben Wtde Sbew 1n some 1cg1ons by altering the Movlt Matinee , cum nt with dam s und channels Mr and Mra Richard Jones ol Pr01a Sa<retary Jamea C Hag Pomeroy are announcing~ the blrtlt erly eommentlne on publl&hed reporlt to that elfeet over the of a daughter Monday morning week end, 11ld Stasae n has not February 3, at Hol•er Hoapltal Grandparents are Mr and Mrs aubmltted hlo reolJnatlon He aloo Edmund Wella Mkldleport and • •• aald he knew nothing pending to - Cloud seeding may be used WASIIINGTON - A apcclal ad. aubstantlate the report that PreA Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of Syra viaory committee to the ldYern !dent El10nhower mli hl ask lor a CUI«! Among the grt!at grnndpar to Ill< 1 case v!stblhtv anet lllnhgbt menl on lhe need lor otorkpll 1nr resia:natlon ents Is Mrs LUlie Jones of Athens by opmung h.oles in certain type' •of clouds or to provtdo cover food and medicine lltlnot the Persona lamlllor with Stas"n, over large tu ets by c;usmg other POIIlblltty of atomic altock NIW ARRIVAL types or clouds to expand The lime baa ~orne to take ac plano oald he still hu not docldcd Mr and Mn Luth.cr Tuckl:!r of - Tlto stimul ation of prcclplla t10n tor human survlul relief whether to remain oa dlsarma and rohabllllallon In event of nu- meJ1t adviser or re1lgn and 1eek Clifton are announcing the birth lion bY wotcr seodlng has been lhe Republican nomlnotton lor or u son Terry Hobert on Jon 31 demonlltrnted on a small scale clear attack" JOVerncr of Penn1ylvanla But the ot the Schaekel Clinic In Maaon and may prove 1 useful mcthorl ••• ANKARA Turkey - s.. reltl')' time for aueh 1 decision Ia qutek The baby wel(bud eight poundo of wt!ather control There wa ly lp)JI'ooohln(, theae source• one and one hall onunce at birth no ctoboratlon on this technique of Sltle John Footer Dulle' on told • Mr. Tucker II the former Shirley - It may prove poulble to con tho bombln( or the u s !mbwy If st ..... deeldet lo run lor the Oliver of Clifton Maternal l!'and lrol the eleotrlclty In thunder here Sunday ' Thlt act of lerrorlam 11 ~Jpl· 8Ubern11orlol nomln1tton he muat parenta are Mr ond Mrs Chet storms ' by the Introduction ol .., of lhoJe who hclleve In and ltle lor the Pennsytvuta prtmory Oliver while lhe peternnl l!'and chQmtcale Into the atmo1phere or by Mmh 17 The primary ltoett mother Is Mro Blanche Tueker of by alterlna. electrical variables ' ptaclice vid.enee •• a meana to lokco place May 20 Mu on tcbleve thel~ endo " • •• Those aourcco like lo point out thai there wore reports In 111118 BIRTH ANNOUNCED , NEW VQRK -Sir Percy Spend Stuten lrled un 111 e,.talully Mr and Mro Calvin McDaniel ol er, rettrln1 Auotrtllln 1mballl when 1et Vice President ltlchlrd M Mason arc announcing lhc b1rth dor to lh~ United Slateo on entl lo Nixon lumped !rom the GOP llok· ol a daughter on Monday morning Arnerlcan •enllmt~nl abroad ot thot he would be Oiled cut ' It I• • I a1edy lbtl lhe Amerl- of lho admlnlotr1tlon But they l'ebrutry 3 at lhe Holzer Hosp1tal can people are 10 little under nolo lbtt he m1naged to otoy In In Galtlpella Mra McDaniel Is the lll)od In other parto of the world ond remain In the delicate job of Iormor Marilyn Lanhom o! Pt Amerleano ore basically 1 rell- ne1ollollnr on dlurmament with Plcaaant Maternal grandparents are !lr .and Mro Carl Lanham o! llouo people Amert<:an1 ara kind lhe Soviet !Inion PI Ple111nt Pelernalr, srendpar. ly, aenerouo and lrlend\1" enll are Mr and Mra Curtis McWhile St111en Ia pendorlntJ hla Daniel, Maaon This Ia the !lrst doellkln, he 11 maklnt frequent tpetklnl triJll lalo PennayiYinll <hlld lor llie !I<Danlets TO INTI!IIRIITI Juot 1111 week he tolked at Potta town and TueodQ wiiJ opeak at a LIT~ARY GLtJI Junior Achl..ero' Dtlll!et at the The Mldaleport Lltet"Y Club Warwick Hotel In Phtl1delphla w1ll meet Wednetda~ afternoon He Ia carefully not1n1 lhe pre11 at Z 00 11 the hom&of Mrs D B and other rmUon to hto acllv Harllnger ll01 II I 1au1e Of hla chancet Ol au«ou ohould he lormtlly enter MOTHIRSINOIRS MilT the Pennaylvanla political arena The Mother&~lfRrl or the Mid dteporl PTA will meet tonight al OIIIMANI GIT NIKI 8 00 al the Heath Methodist DVE88ELDORF, Germany UP Cnurch to proot[ce Th ~ Will be - The Weal Oerm1n ormed forceo their llnal rihemal before they •nnounced today that the U s 'PP"" at the Mel&s County 'like lir ddftDII mlulle bUOI Council PTA at the Pomeroy Jun •Ill be Hill ta thlo Rhine lluhr klr lllth Se,hdol on Thutoday eve• lftdllltrlal Jrta, The announce nina IIIIDI !lid tk Jillkll WOUld DOl be eqalpped with nucltor lltrheodo TO ,.IT TNUISOAY 'J'hey ore to be operated by tbe The Ill M~r~h lll.alcnary so Otmilnl fl ptrt Gf thll~ flibtir elily filii lli'oet Oil Thuraday o\ ,alii fttiYIIUODII 1ftll41rera1t 4o 7 30 P M• ill ~h' Mm~ of Mro foMO IJIIem ' Fred laeklon ,' 1HI DAllY SENYINR 8 oo m.wung, Wemher von Braun and h1s fnends feared Von Braun known tn the Army fke T ld ays T AIter 1'eath M p ib} ay e If this discussion Indicates anything, 11 suggests that we shauld think more seriously of ' our area's needs Then we must set about to find ways of doing something about filling these needs as thoroughly as practicable • 7 Oil ' To~ 1 ~ trap a rugltlve gunman satelhte wa:s The queptlon of an airport In Meigs Coun ty received a preliminary hearing here \11/ • through offices of the Pomeroy Cl1ambeu of 0 1f Commerce, about 10 years ago It got as far as dtscusslng ways and means of raising 0 ~r money There 1t stopped D_ The handful of Interested Individuals 00 OSS found a blank wall of disinterest At that WASHINGTON UP - The poo lime the federal government wa 8 pit hi 1 alblilty that man can oome day h c ng n be a~le to c~ange the weather bv ard cash for adventuresome communities "tUng oil ~ueiear exploaiOftl h'gb In the atmoaphere wn rliloed to day tn a report presented to Pretl Ideas, Then Action Pays Off Today ltomper ltoom • Trouble With l'ltber 'Arlene Fra!ifll Sholl Treasure llunt II 00 The Price 11 lllpt tt 3q-' TrUIII or ConooqueiCit 12 00 T1c Toe POullh '2 30 II Could Be v.. I 00 Mid Day !!ewo 300 Matmee Theatre 400 Quee~ for o Day Moderg.Jiomln"" Comeq'f Time Sptolacl} flayhoute Sp-.rta Eye Wtatber.ias! N8111,Pllilure Here we are ISOlated from au travel by I 'h hours to Parkersburg two hours to Hunt lngton or Charleston, three hours to Columbus Nowhere m the lrt-counly area of Metgs, Ma1on and GalUa County IS there easy access to atr communication Practically speaking we are as bad off as ~ur grandfatners were three generations ago They dtd something aboultt waa •hot and l!ll6c1 by mlsta at • pollee roodbf®k ~t up t 1 7 00 9 00 a 30 10 00 tO 30 1' for a youn1 woman •lahtseer w~ ~~as:~~ l--Tuesd~y ~.~~~~,-~, I I~ M"~letlnle' 2 30 Kitty Foyle UOTAILI Reports Spiked Daily SentmeJ llllflllsklttflllll That Stassen Is Davbook I MARCH OF DIMES ',J,, On His Way Out Mr FORMnurloe I ott prlnrlpol of School repnrts WASIIINGTON UP - Tbo White Rarin€! filial $4a contributed HOUR<' today oplkod reporlll lhul UOIIS Harold E S!aiSen hD! subnjltted ll nd tor the Mnrchtt' uch LINCOLN, Neb - Rodney Stork· weather, 21, a torbol(e and tmh houlor, on the pollee deB<rlpt or hlo brother Chorleo 19 " the proboble killer of olx peroono ' I 8Ue" he did It But I don't know whyl' t (i' PADUCA!I, Ky UJ' - Al~h.,..,., ,,, tlea ~eduled an lnquetll tl)dl) 1 \ws~~TYj·Ch,n,e\3 1 '...,.. "t '" • f1U U 1 ADS TEI.i~'VIS_IOM~ ' GttiD~~ If You Could H<We ASingle WishForMeigsCounty, Best TtJ Forw'ar'd Economic And Social Growth, What Is It? •..:. CIJUd . 'Tralfie.~tLs Inn. ....,~"' Show A'Decrease For Wo.U Shot During·Year 1957 By Stat~ Trpopet ' l.egaf Hotiee ~~l , American Bandstand Do You Trust Ynur ltlle American Bandatann Sir Lancelot Ml•tey Mouae Club Ca~n Club The Jule Rlvlln Show Arihur J Smith Reperll the News 9 40 Sign On 9:45 Mqrntnw Movie 11 00 11 50 12 05 12 18 1Z n I 00 1 30 S00 ~ 30 4 00 5 110 5~ 8 oo 8 15 8 30 Adventures In Learning llellhbora Noon New• Llberact • Movie Quick Qlll)l ., The Grelchen Wtde ~ow Movie l\{1tlnee Aiilerle.tn Bandstand DO You Trull Your Wilt American Ba~~tand WUd Bill Hickok Mickey Monte Cluti Cartoon Club The Jute lllvUn Show Arthur J Smith Reports George F. Picktos frtnn (ContllliliHI'Prom Pogo OMI and one brOther preeetled him IIi deotb. Tentative funeral anangementa haYe been ,., !Or Ill< Cbriiii11D Church a! LOnl Bottom Thuroda1 ot 2 p m w1!h Rev Horold Doll' er o!ficlalin( Friends may call at tile Speocer Funeral Hmne at Belpre MAN CHARGED Leo Dalley 29 Portland, h11 been charaed w1th non-support &1'1d is being held m 1a11 10 hea I are always lowest qaotett We m ttl lift you eood, effiment ~- Ciiiletl Tltundiy AlfalidOIIt - RUTLAND ~UIMITUIE OR CO{fl'ACf MASON FURNITURJ! PhMD.JH9Z Muqa, W.Va. Rutland, OIJio Anold Grate, · - -·• j~~~~~~!!!!!~~!!!!!~~~~ h PHONE ., bond. 388-Y Harry W. CRAIG local promptly and where MOORES Pomeroy Ohio 14" Tubeless Town and l Country Tires l AT N£W LOW PRtCES F CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER From Middleport Reg $36.48 7 50114 I Reg. $3995 • ISuc,.sslul 80 0 Xt4 ·.. ·· · · Busanessman I >'tiEx!>erienced In ·· Now $23.95 Now $25.9$ Reg. $G.88 County Government Pirtlel"*lt lrl !IIese CountY ~provements Durlag His Service· ' • NI!W INFmMAR).' •l'fPF courn itltmGE • fllii:PAlR OF CJift.DBEN'S HOMl: PD POL ADV, ' 850XI4 ,... 'Plus Fed Excise Tax j 1'1!ese Tires llralfl(tWMuH dnd Sn6w 'travel We FIIWiee- We lnllllll- We Gull'ifltee ,, ' �'I '.....i~ . . 2-.-Dally SA!ntln~l, ~me~~~d~pl!rt, 0, '!2~ c, 19~0 TH~ DAILY SENTINEL USA 11 you could have for the Metgs County commumty a smgle wish, what would It be' Thts Is a querikln we ask from ttme to hme 6f our leadmg dtizens The answers are always cnUghtemng The answers mvanably are mterestmg We are bold enough to as sume, too, that there is value for everyone In them One suggestion wtll be outlined today ldent1ftcahon of the author Is not Important He ha! however, been close to the ttream of progress m Meiss County fOr many years He Is lmpahent that II appean during long lnlervals to dawdle The smgle projed that would do most for our county In the Immediate future and m long yrars to come, In the opinion of one ts a modem feeder hne atrporl At ftrsl thought, this proposal Is surprising That 1t ts Is merely more Indicative of how eomplac ent we as a rural people have beeome to wards advancmg Into the Air Age which al ready hrs leaped into the Space Age We ~ ere not always so They Raised $100,000 For $1 Well bel ore the turn of the 2oth Century Pomeroy iaw that It needed a railroad If 1t was to compete successfully with tis nelghbormg counhes Business men, workers, In dustrlallsts - and there were large eoal m· dustrtes here then - joined together to raise $100,000 Wtth It they built the stone wall from the upper stop light at the end of East Main to the cot poratlon Une with Middleport Vcs tigcs or thts wall remain today Behind the wall a dirt fill was made and upon It was built the railroad tracks upon whtrh the Hocking Valley line for many yem connected Pomeroy and Middleport with the oulstde world Then the wall and all th&t had been created was sold back to the rmlrond for It Is not wJid to estimate that $100,000 about 75 years ago was, worth U ,OOO,OOO today This county today would blow tis collecl!ve brains out tr such a proposal were forwarded seriously 'II Aren't We As B'adly Om Yet ponder but a moment Do we not face u .s.s the sa!"e alternative today m transportahon that these several commumhes conquered those many years ago' Atr travel and an fretght are so common In our progresstve commumttes that bond fs sues for allport Improvement are foregone success•s Franklin County thi'l~s nothing anymore of assessing Its taxpayers for lm provements at Port Columbu s '9o I • ..._.., NBC 1 Enterprising eommumtles after World War II bUill airports with government help For a few years they lost money Now Parkers burg's port IS & busy place with a new feeder hne recently added to Its servlce Charleston is a beehive of ~lr activity Huntington air· port ts dally add(ng passengers and business to tis balance sheet IIIlO 1110 1115 100 1lent F.1senhower An airport was one man's Idea, A dozen others might have a like number of suggestions But unless we thmk creatively on these things, In terms of action, they remain nothIng but Ideas Ideas are nice but they never pay off by themselves n hla reslgnollon 11 prealdenttal dis 1rmament advl11er or 11oon will bo ••ked to re111n rrs D!mcs Elemontary nf plqllls by of N!W CITIZIN I \ ' Sa""r Of !Aindon Trea~ule Hunt £4dte Fisher s~ow The Adventures olllcGral! Bob ;:um'llll!ll Show Californians !be New Mvenlureo of M'\fllh Kane N<•WS lleadllne• Weathereaot The Jack Paar Show Slen 011 Tho gunman, Carl Burloo h" van11hed lie II one of I ' who kidnapped a MIOIOUfl Stat lroopei' Yer10n HoPkhll ll1ed a , ' ittll!lg~ fot 11\M~ leweJI Eng hah 24 Wll klil'd ~onday when a "' driven by her brct!lfr, ClaudiO, lfopiied at a Toadl!loet THe cat pao!Od onlj' momen'tat· dy, aM lfl!en if lllrltd up, otrt'e rr..,... Vemllll ~In• dlre.t a abotgun at II A mortuary dl~ tor oa1d Mioa Englloh receiVed 24 liS u j " Z 30 ,.ov Kilty~wmt Forie 3 Oil 'Matinee Theater wounds ir1 the baek from •mall 100 Qtleen ~'"' a Day t 45 llo4ern Romanceo 5 00 , Comedy :nme 5 30 ~piDac~ PJarbOU!jl ... o:.. 8 30 N""'' l r··· P~ture ,I I ', N~€ Nowe Boot• and Slddlea 7 30 W"fon Tnln ' 8 30 Fother itnows Be~ til 9:00 Kraft :nte.lter ~; 10 00 Thla I) VOurl Ltfe •l 10 30 0 Henri' PlaylioJS~ ll 00 Newr Re~dllneo II 10 Wealherdsl 11 15 'l'be Jack PBar Show 1 1 oo• Sign 011 8t5 7Oil pellett or frogmenta or lllei.ll Padnc01! Aoat. Pdbce Ch1ol Pant Holtlnd ••d be bad no delinl(e leads on Burton ainu the ~Unman FOR RENT-,Extens10n Laddm Scollold llqards, Drop Cloths Clinton F,..Hel, Middleport o Pliorie ~~ 11 t tf • •~. - . ' 81 ~~.: """' , Weatheiotlst 1l!fn 'it ll"du\i Tile WOIUft, !flat 11 00 The '::fee Is lllgbt II 30 'fl'lllb or ConQque¥"1 l2 Q1l Tie Ta~ Dourn 12 30 II Could: Be You \ I 00 Mid Diy ml's i ..-...... . . . . . . . . . -"-~'"'"'--' ' rlf ClVl ned Into I bottom land are1 near Melber, Ky , 1bout 12 m1les west of -here vie believe be II otlll 'n (Ma H~tlpWdnted area " Holll!ld ..,d ~ord Of "thanks Satellite Kept Launchers In A Sweat 7Minutes I ' WASHINGTON UP- Far seven m10ules oarly tut Saturday our the,. days ao 1fte happy Duteh M'r and Mrs R. T Ble,.lnJ ol M11on have relu111ed to their home to allY alter bavlnf l»fnt the putsev•rol montbo with lbflr son In Vienna W Va Jane and Cborlet tcentiOWtt Columbua open! the 1fHk end In M"'on vlslllnl !rlen~ ond rela Uvea / ~v Alvin Youlll of Trhllb lletliodlot Church In Pt. Pleid11 ••changed pulpits with Rev Rich ord Wright of the Mooon Meth.. dial Church on Sundoy The pul pit exchan&e I• obJerved annuaHy thrCUifhOut the W Va Confer ,r h~red 01110 VALLIY LIV!STOCK lhlllpollt, otw. lloltvrday, , . 2 HOGS - I'If to 220 11Jt 11 16 20 220 to 2150 lbo 18 lo %0 Light 18 lo 18l$ Fll Sowf 14 to 18 Slap 12 lo 18 B<urs I~ to 16 S.... l p;,. 60 to IM s"""" a to zo CA'ITLE- Steen 14 to :u HOI felt. 14 1o 23 My WI t!i to 2!1 I'll COWl 12 to IS Cllilietl t to 12 Bplls 14 1o 20 Milk Cowo 70 mer Air Force Lt David Steeves survtvor of a parachute leap mto the wilds of the Hlih S1erraa l"'t aummer Steeves was flying over the S1~rraa laol May when h11 Jet exploded m night and he para chuted mto ruggctl terr1an of Kmgs Canyon Natio~al Park east of Freaqo He mado hiS way to civJhzatlon M days later Hi~h Court Will Take Cra~k At Gas Confusion 12:10 p.m. On·Your ••t CUt .. CURL LAIIBS - Tops :U Seconds 15 %2 L111ht Wts 15 to ZO Common 10 lo 18. lo CAAif Ftl.fS Htrry Crail~ of, Mlddleort, Mondoy filed h~ petltaon for no>*lMIIi<M for - i - 10ner subject to tbe RePublican Primart ui May / GRtr~SilR IUUTYSitoP . Mol')' Sltct ,_1, 0wnor 1·38 to 8·110 MON. 1111'11 SAT. 8 MI. frum lloclne On Old !'QrtlaJid:tlxioe Rd PhonO• P•rllanil 275 BLOCH; CO. I l-~ NOflll of f'liftroy WHTN~TV C'-onnell3 Channe113 Tuesday Channei13·WedneAiiy Doily on 990 matl " was a worried man 108 mlnut.. oft<r his lop1tor C roc tel bluted away from tbe nor 1d1 l!ll•t at IIU8 p m EST Fri d17 !It 1111d other IICienlisls pae~ng the Penugoo ltoOr With Army of lldati had catefunr !lgured t~dt I2 34 a m 11\e soteH1te camed afjff hJ the rorke~if 11 "" fO. mlo on dtbil-<~boutd br wh11Z1ng over San 01ega Cahl 150 But the 1111nutu rolled put VEAL CALVES - TCIPI 32JII 12 34 and no word lrmn Callfor Socontlo 24 to 30 lfedium 15 ta naa tra<kna 22 eom " Hvs. IZ ~& ao cuuo •o 1;;;~;.;.=;;;;;;;;;;==.;.;;;; to 15. SHEEP - Eftt II Lms 5 to 12 Stock Ewts 3 to 10 Fat Sheep 4 to acuito 1 1o 5 Cahl 1 UP Central Aircraft Co has as a lhaht d~ap*her fo• WJEH LANGSVILLE - N;e,., > Rt!m~~tr Room • 8 30 'l'rpuble With Father 10 011 '~len~ Francl1 Show 10 30 fulau Ruiil '• The posslb!llty wu mentioned m a aupplement to the final re port of the Presidents adviAory r.omm1ttee on weather eo}1trol The cOJmmttec whlch wound up ente Rev and Mrs Wr1ght were Sun Its work Dol 31 prcoente\1 a day dinner 8Uetla of Rev and llro 1 copy or lt8 report Jo Eisenhower Young In PI P\eaunt at tho White Hou•• Mr a9d Mra wadear Tba)>Qt ol The tepOil 1tseH dealmg pr' Pt Pleaoant ' wel'o SulliiiY dinner c1pally With the leasabJltty of rain questa of Mr and Mrs Fred Tha makmg had been publlclae1 pre bel of Mason at the Lofoyette llovlowi ' It condudcd that ram tel In Galllpolto on the oceaslon of maktn~ by cloud seeding and Wadear Thabet s birthday other tochnlqul:!s haa proved ~ uc Florence Cummlna ol Letort _...,_•!"'iiooo~--~-~il ccssful only 111 moun'tamous areas Faits Ia opendtng aoveral days ,nnd under certam coud1bons with her aloter, Mrs Jack Stewart The supplement, wh1ch ltad not ot 11aaon bern released until today went Mrs B F Board of Maaon left beyond Ihe final report 1n di SC \11 on Saturday night by train from smg more achnnced techniqUes Parkersburg to be with her am\t of wcathor control whlcl\ some Mrs VIctoria Bltlne Barker who socnli!! I!J consider th e key to fu 11 crlllcolly 111 a Doctors' Hospital !\ tur(' 111 iltn ry suprcmncy In Washington In 11 scot!on prepared by four MrB Mary Berry opent Saturday wt ather ~ ll(l.eiaH ~ts thest poss1btl night and Sunday m VIenna wtth 1tu s were rmsed her Biller ond !amlly, Mr and - When WC become !rulfu Hmt l' rs Lester Johnson iy !\Optnst wtied eonrcrning the dyn!tml< !j nf the atmosphere 1t Is 9 44 SIIJI On pnm blc that wcathar may be con 9 48 lloforl!lng Mcme trolled by the htrae scale release 11 50 NelahMrl of ch emical or more probably 12 05 Noon Nowa lhcrmonuclea1._ heal energy Front1e Lolne Show - Slllce cl,mate and weather M6vle Qblck Quiz 1rc affected by oce4ln currents, W€!atlter cmurol mtght be attam~d (lreicben Wtde Sbew 1n some 1cg1ons by altering the Movlt Matinee , cum nt with dam s und channels Mr and Mra Richard Jones ol Pr01a Sa<retary Jamea C Hag Pomeroy are announcing~ the blrtlt erly eommentlne on publl&hed reporlt to that elfeet over the of a daughter Monday morning week end, 11ld Stasae n has not February 3, at Hol•er Hoapltal Grandparents are Mr and Mrs aubmltted hlo reolJnatlon He aloo Edmund Wella Mkldleport and • •• aald he knew nothing pending to - Cloud seeding may be used WASIIINGTON - A apcclal ad. aubstantlate the report that PreA Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of Syra viaory committee to the ldYern !dent El10nhower mli hl ask lor a CUI«! Among the grt!at grnndpar to Ill< 1 case v!stblhtv anet lllnhgbt menl on lhe need lor otorkpll 1nr resia:natlon ents Is Mrs LUlie Jones of Athens by opmung h.oles in certain type' •of clouds or to provtdo cover food and medicine lltlnot the Persona lamlllor with Stas"n, over large tu ets by c;usmg other POIIlblltty of atomic altock NIW ARRIVAL types or clouds to expand The lime baa ~orne to take ac plano oald he still hu not docldcd Mr and Mn Luth.cr Tuckl:!r of - Tlto stimul ation of prcclplla t10n tor human survlul relief whether to remain oa dlsarma and rohabllllallon In event of nu- meJ1t adviser or re1lgn and 1eek Clifton are announcing the birth lion bY wotcr seodlng has been lhe Republican nomlnotton lor or u son Terry Hobert on Jon 31 demonlltrnted on a small scale clear attack" JOVerncr of Penn1ylvanla But the ot the Schaekel Clinic In Maaon and may prove 1 useful mcthorl ••• ANKARA Turkey - s.. reltl')' time for aueh 1 decision Ia qutek The baby wel(bud eight poundo of wt!ather control There wa ly lp)JI'ooohln(, theae source• one and one hall onunce at birth no ctoboratlon on this technique of Sltle John Footer Dulle' on told • Mr. Tucker II the former Shirley - It may prove poulble to con tho bombln( or the u s !mbwy If st ..... deeldet lo run lor the Oliver of Clifton Maternal l!'and lrol the eleotrlclty In thunder here Sunday ' Thlt act of lerrorlam 11 ~Jpl· 8Ubern11orlol nomln1tton he muat parenta are Mr ond Mrs Chet storms ' by the Introduction ol .., of lhoJe who hclleve In and ltle lor the Pennsytvuta prtmory Oliver while lhe peternnl l!'and chQmtcale Into the atmo1phere or by Mmh 17 The primary ltoett mother Is Mro Blanche Tueker of by alterlna. electrical variables ' ptaclice vid.enee •• a meana to lokco place May 20 Mu on tcbleve thel~ endo " • •• Those aourcco like lo point out thai there wore reports In 111118 BIRTH ANNOUNCED , NEW VQRK -Sir Percy Spend Stuten lrled un 111 e,.talully Mr and Mro Calvin McDaniel ol er, rettrln1 Auotrtllln 1mballl when 1et Vice President ltlchlrd M Mason arc announcing lhc b1rth dor to lh~ United Slateo on entl lo Nixon lumped !rom the GOP llok· ol a daughter on Monday morning Arnerlcan •enllmt~nl abroad ot thot he would be Oiled cut ' It I• • I a1edy lbtl lhe Amerl- of lho admlnlotr1tlon But they l'ebrutry 3 at lhe Holzer Hosp1tal can people are 10 little under nolo lbtt he m1naged to otoy In In Galtlpella Mra McDaniel Is the lll)od In other parto of the world ond remain In the delicate job of Iormor Marilyn Lanhom o! Pt Amerleano ore basically 1 rell- ne1ollollnr on dlurmament with Plcaaant Maternal grandparents are !lr .and Mro Carl Lanham o! llouo people Amert<:an1 ara kind lhe Soviet !Inion PI Ple111nt Pelernalr, srendpar. ly, aenerouo and lrlend\1" enll are Mr and Mra Curtis McWhile St111en Ia pendorlntJ hla Daniel, Maaon This Ia the !lrst doellkln, he 11 maklnt frequent tpetklnl triJll lalo PennayiYinll <hlld lor llie !I<Danlets TO INTI!IIRIITI Juot 1111 week he tolked at Potta town and TueodQ wiiJ opeak at a LIT~ARY GLtJI Junior Achl..ero' Dtlll!et at the The Mldaleport Lltet"Y Club Warwick Hotel In Phtl1delphla w1ll meet Wednetda~ afternoon He Ia carefully not1n1 lhe pre11 at Z 00 11 the hom&of Mrs D B and other rmUon to hto acllv Harllnger ll01 II I 1au1e Of hla chancet Ol au«ou ohould he lormtlly enter MOTHIRSINOIRS MilT the Pennaylvanla political arena The Mother&~lfRrl or the Mid dteporl PTA will meet tonight al OIIIMANI GIT NIKI 8 00 al the Heath Methodist DVE88ELDORF, Germany UP Cnurch to proot[ce Th ~ Will be - The Weal Oerm1n ormed forceo their llnal rihemal before they •nnounced today that the U s 'PP"" at the Mel&s County 'like lir ddftDII mlulle bUOI Council PTA at the Pomeroy Jun •Ill be Hill ta thlo Rhine lluhr klr lllth Se,hdol on Thutoday eve• lftdllltrlal Jrta, The announce nina IIIIDI !lid tk Jillkll WOUld DOl be eqalpped with nucltor lltrheodo TO ,.IT TNUISOAY 'J'hey ore to be operated by tbe The Ill M~r~h lll.alcnary so Otmilnl fl ptrt Gf thll~ flibtir elily filii lli'oet Oil Thuraday o\ ,alii fttiYIIUODII 1ftll41rera1t 4o 7 30 P M• ill ~h' Mm~ of Mro foMO IJIIem ' Fred laeklon ,' 1HI DAllY SENYINR 8 oo m.wung, Wemher von Braun and h1s fnends feared Von Braun known tn the Army fke T ld ays T AIter 1'eath M p ib} ay e If this discussion Indicates anything, 11 suggests that we shauld think more seriously of ' our area's needs Then we must set about to find ways of doing something about filling these needs as thoroughly as practicable • 7 Oil ' To~ 1 ~ trap a rugltlve gunman satelhte wa:s The queptlon of an airport In Meigs Coun ty received a preliminary hearing here \11/ • through offices of the Pomeroy Cl1ambeu of 0 1f Commerce, about 10 years ago It got as far as dtscusslng ways and means of raising 0 ~r money There 1t stopped D_ The handful of Interested Individuals 00 OSS found a blank wall of disinterest At that WASHINGTON UP - The poo lime the federal government wa 8 pit hi 1 alblilty that man can oome day h c ng n be a~le to c~ange the weather bv ard cash for adventuresome communities "tUng oil ~ueiear exploaiOftl h'gb In the atmoaphere wn rliloed to day tn a report presented to Pretl Ideas, Then Action Pays Off Today ltomper ltoom • Trouble With l'ltber 'Arlene Fra!ifll Sholl Treasure llunt II 00 The Price 11 lllpt tt 3q-' TrUIII or ConooqueiCit 12 00 T1c Toe POullh '2 30 II Could Be v.. I 00 Mid Day !!ewo 300 Matmee Theatre 400 Quee~ for o Day Moderg.Jiomln"" Comeq'f Time Sptolacl} flayhoute Sp-.rta Eye Wtatber.ias! N8111,Pllilure Here we are ISOlated from au travel by I 'h hours to Parkersburg two hours to Hunt lngton or Charleston, three hours to Columbus Nowhere m the lrt-counly area of Metgs, Ma1on and GalUa County IS there easy access to atr communication Practically speaking we are as bad off as ~ur grandfatners were three generations ago They dtd something aboultt waa •hot and l!ll6c1 by mlsta at • pollee roodbf®k ~t up t 1 7 00 9 00 a 30 10 00 tO 30 1' for a youn1 woman •lahtseer w~ ~~as:~~ l--Tuesd~y ~.~~~~,-~, I I~ M"~letlnle' 2 30 Kitty Foyle UOTAILI Reports Spiked Daily SentmeJ llllflllsklttflllll That Stassen Is Davbook I MARCH OF DIMES ',J,, On His Way Out Mr FORMnurloe I ott prlnrlpol of School repnrts WASIIINGTON UP - Tbo White Rarin€! filial $4a contributed HOUR<' today oplkod reporlll lhul UOIIS Harold E S!aiSen hD! subnjltted ll nd tor the Mnrchtt' uch LINCOLN, Neb - Rodney Stork· weather, 21, a torbol(e and tmh houlor, on the pollee deB<rlpt or hlo brother Chorleo 19 " the proboble killer of olx peroono ' I 8Ue" he did It But I don't know whyl' t (i' PADUCA!I, Ky UJ' - Al~h.,..,., ,,, tlea ~eduled an lnquetll tl)dl) 1 \ws~~TYj·Ch,n,e\3 1 '...,.. "t '" • f1U U 1 ADS TEI.i~'VIS_IOM~ ' GttiD~~ If You Could H<We ASingle WishForMeigsCounty, Best TtJ Forw'ar'd Economic And Social Growth, What Is It? •..:. CIJUd . 'Tralfie.~tLs Inn. ....,~"' Show A'Decrease For Wo.U Shot During·Year 1957 By Stat~ Trpopet ' l.egaf Hotiee ~~l , American Bandstand Do You Trust Ynur ltlle American Bandatann Sir Lancelot Ml•tey Mouae Club Ca~n Club The Jule Rlvlln Show Arihur J Smith Reperll the News 9 40 Sign On 9:45 Mqrntnw Movie 11 00 11 50 12 05 12 18 1Z n I 00 1 30 S00 ~ 30 4 00 5 110 5~ 8 oo 8 15 8 30 Adventures In Learning llellhbora Noon New• Llberact • Movie Quick Qlll)l ., The Grelchen Wtde ~ow Movie l\{1tlnee Aiilerle.tn Bandstand DO You Trull Your Wilt American Ba~~tand WUd Bill Hickok Mickey Monte Cluti Cartoon Club The Jute lllvUn Show Arthur J Smith Reports George F. Picktos frtnn (ContllliliHI'Prom Pogo OMI and one brOther preeetled him IIi deotb. Tentative funeral anangementa haYe been ,., !Or Ill< Cbriiii11D Church a! LOnl Bottom Thuroda1 ot 2 p m w1!h Rev Horold Doll' er o!ficlalin( Friends may call at tile Speocer Funeral Hmne at Belpre MAN CHARGED Leo Dalley 29 Portland, h11 been charaed w1th non-support &1'1d is being held m 1a11 10 hea I are always lowest qaotett We m ttl lift you eood, effiment ~- Ciiiletl Tltundiy AlfalidOIIt - RUTLAND ~UIMITUIE OR CO{fl'ACf MASON FURNITURJ! PhMD.JH9Z Muqa, W.Va. Rutland, OIJio Anold Grate, · - -·• j~~~~~~!!!!!~~!!!!!~~~~ h PHONE ., bond. 388-Y Harry W. CRAIG local promptly and where MOORES Pomeroy Ohio 14" Tubeless Town and l Country Tires l AT N£W LOW PRtCES F CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER From Middleport Reg $36.48 7 50114 I Reg. $3995 • ISuc,.sslul 80 0 Xt4 ·.. ·· · · Busanessman I >'tiEx!>erienced In ·· Now $23.95 Now $25.9$ Reg. $G.88 County Government Pirtlel"*lt lrl !IIese CountY ~provements Durlag His Service· ' • NI!W INFmMAR).' •l'fPF courn itltmGE • fllii:PAlR OF CJift.DBEN'S HOMl: PD POL ADV, ' 850XI4 ,... 'Plus Fed Excise Tax j 1'1!ese Tires llralfl(tWMuH dnd Sn6w 'travel We FIIWiee- We lnllllll- We Gull'ifltee ,, ' �I < ~ ·' \ !. 1 Coa~h 4-Dally senUnel, Pomeroy.JIIiddleport, 0., Feb. 4, 1958 ·SPORTS DESK Fraley Comes Close Home TocJay Ed. l~ote; The Old Seer, Oscar ~·ratey, puuches his time clock on the Uruted Press Sports Beat 10 a daily bit ltnown irom coas1 to coast as "Tooay's Sport Parade: ' Today he . b H d M came close horne 1or nis JO ' e para ed through organ· town, w. 1/a., and saw something he liked, the once-deleated Mountaineers who are rated No, 1 m the nauon. His Sports Parade: Pomeroy Panther booketboll coach Dick Retton oald thiJ IIICI'tl· lng he would start his Iron Five agalnllit Logan here tonlghl "I believe they can take Logan,'' said Retton, " his Panthers come close to the final tape In the SEQ. AL title race, still one game abeod of the paok. Another top game ~f the loop Wtll be In Ahena tontght where the Gallipolis Blue Devils otlempl to beat Alben!, No. 2 In atandlngo with two defeats on their recor<l, a 65-04 &queaker to Pomeroy and 1 ,,.,, "'" two dtcOoloa ''"' In '"' of hit poole porftrmln<ta In Clint ........ • ........,..,, Princeton for four touchdowns In a 264 wlctary, lut 1 latt 1 •1 n 1 -·• r, n " I nlll t ...,nat Har; : .~ = = r ',n .:·: thtulht "' tumlnt '"'· w~ hoppotltd to Clint rr. =.: 1., _ , MORGANTOWN, W. Va. - West Virginia is battling for . the mythical national championship toda~ with a "no star" team which could change the entire concept of collegiate bas· ketball coaching. For years the overworked coaching concept has been that all a team needed was one sla:r. Usually a skyscraping bar.k· board artist he was "fed" by the rest of the team d as h ' an e went SO went the ball club. It provided an era of one-man teams. The NCAA champions in five of the past six years proved this to be somewhat less than a theory. Last year, North Caro· !ina won with Lennie Rosenbluth as Its key man. The two previous years it was San Francisco with 6-fool· IO Bill Rus· . sell. Before that 11 was LaSalle With Tom Cola with comparalively starless Indiana interrupting a prccedenl set by K~nsas and Clyde Lovellette. Duke Loss Hurts This year's "wonder man" was Wilt (The Still) Chamber. lain of Kansas while other "one-man teams" ,·nclude such as . . . . . . Cmcmnatt wtlh Oscar Robertson and Seottle wtth Elgin Bay. Middleport will have to be ot Ita HOLYOKE, fl!au. UP-larry best, and on a slrango floor of out Alii-. 147, Sprlntfioltl Alallv sbe proportions, to win. The Jock· outpolntd Todtly Rtd To Dtwla, ets, witlt Mork Kelly ond Hull~ 145, Hertford, C~n,. 10. WhiU.tch having &quol outfuto of 26 points, played their bel 111110 of the year last Friday, clobbering lor. NelsonvJile 92--59. But, while Kansas Is right Up at the top, West Virginia's nostar aggregation has held the top spot most of the season and dropped into second place today only after losing to Duke. Which brings. to with Fra·nk McGuire ' , mind. a conversation . Nor th Car~ Ima .s stratght-talkmg court coach, on the day of the West Vtrgmta-Duke game. ".Duke, playin.g on its home court, wit! beat West Virginia t O~Jgbt," McGuire predicted. "You can't imagine how tough It IS to face Duke in Durham. That's THE partisan crowd of 'em an and r ·s practically an impossibility to beat 'em there" · . Duke bea prevtously undefeated West Virginia, 72 to 68. Around the areo, Wohoma entcrtalns Sandyville, Racine h.. MeArthur come to town for what should be another basketentertains drill lor the Tornadoes, Eastern Kyger and Harrisonvllle Is Idle. The Rutland Red De.U. entertaln Coolton High, t In tho other SEQAL game Wei· ston to.kes on a breather, Nel!OIIyUle, beloro entertaining PornO• roy thlo eomlna FrldiY In a crudal came thot could d..lde wh.. ther Alhe•• or Pomero• wiD win ·~ tbe titleRITTON HOPifU~ r T,,•blife T0 Coachf re d Schaus 8 ut that's the only blot on the Mountaineers' record and !be 15 other games which they've won Indicates that this is a right good bat! club. It's also a tribute to coach Fred Schaus' no-star "free-lance" offense W , · , est V1rglnla record_!~So is p':llof that you don't need <Continued on, Page hvrl s ---ut and Spli'ts RI wIt' hBradbury In TWO Cage Games Rubber Base WALL I PAINT All' .Colors Reg. $6.30 gol. SPECIAL $4.2.9 gal. Free Perking CLINTON FISHER CO. lALII- PAINT- IIRVICI fJIJII,y Mlddltport 6265-X Rullan<t Grade School wenl roughshod over lhe more incx· pcrienccd Bradbury five at Rut· land huH night 39 lo 24 in a coun · ty league game. Combs was tops for tl\e winners with 22 polnta, 14 of them in the rtr.st !JUilrtcr a{tcr which molll of tho• reg ulars were pulled by Coach Henry Null. For Dradbut•y Alberson and Lynch had 8 and 7 points and Pl'y.d •"OO'" ball · In a preliminary game the 5-6 gradm played to 1 11-12 flnole with Bradbury winning llcndrlcko and Lewos leading with 6 polnll each . Coy WI! blglt for tho los· ers with s. Rulla11d . . . . . . 23 32 42 59 Bradbury 1 8 14 24 ltutland, Cnmbs 22, Shoeta 4, P. Plorcc u, Pmon8 4 v. Plert'C 7, Cnrll'r 9, Lambert 7. non· JI('OI'NK: King, Jaekl, University de lea ted •·lorida state 86-66, Youngstown clobbered Alii- anct, Pa., 92-50 and John Garron walloped Betnany, W Va. 106-71 In other action T~ledo defeated Kent Stale 63-55 m '" over· tim e game. The Buckeyes "otcd their sixth straight home gume witlt the 65-63 second &queaker to - yea, Pr.M'P tt. htt hit t.wn amrtl1- eight point win over the sl\orte'r the same elub- Gallipolis. That Gallipolis earlier win over the Bulldog came on the Devila' home floor, In other games, Coach Nolan Swackhamer ol Middleport wm try to overpower the lui lmprovtnl Jackson lronmen. These Iron· men, the fioormat !or everybody In December and uatll middle Jon· uary, suddenly hove become llant klllent deluxe. They knocked oil Pomeroy 4~ 43 Jan. ZS, walloped Logan ewo January 24 and forced Athena to go all out Friday night to win 41· In Chi••· IIIII tolin'- of -~~ lncl· ...., •• • • • IMUII plltrl- t !or tho Yolo-Prl..- ,..,. end Ia ,...,., of tht IIICI ho ,..ltht lull oMut tht 11 ho did ..,.n ho alorrM 1tr Yolo. i'.. ~· h D-.. rig f ru»U/fs IY .UNITID PRESS . NIW YORK St. Nkk'a UPfronk R.,, IW, Now Yori<, ..~ polnlwd Tony DICola 147 1-2 lroHiyn 10. 39 lllint. It was theor ftfth vietory in eight Big Ten ttlts and their •ltth in 16 contest• overall. Jump To Quick lead Led by cenler Larry Huston and forward Ken Stdle, witn 18 points each, osu Jumped mto the lead to stay in the first lour minutes , I €/fl! ?lltitJM< ' . ,. Syracuse Ups'ets LI'ttle Panthers By 28"17 Score Syracuse .. .. . . 20 40 52 71 Letart .. . .. .. . .. IS 311 47 70' Syracuae Cundiff IG, Moore Jenkins 8, Woodar<l 14. WilrPDI 8, Hendrix 6, Winebrenner 17. Letart: BIU HID 1~, Miller Badgley 14, Burnem 10. A. Coach Junior Wolle's SyraCUJe Grade School basketball team ev· ened up its home and home seriea this season with Pomeroy, by up. eetting the favored baby Panthers 28·18 in a close game featured by good defensive work of both clubs. The llrst game bad ended 3H2 lor Pomeroy. Coach Alex Cilo's boys could not get the ball In to their big center, Allen Hamm. Hamm got on! ft've pot'nts i IH Pt',I J.!lN ( . ; ' T.V.' RADIO oeribe, rely on STARK'S lo c~ The Medicine that~• ill~ right fqr You1 The lnaeet '>1\ll ~ I ~.j[J )I flVI([ .l.t·Tile ifooqulto. CLEtAND$ - -- '• ,. APPLIANC1 PhoN • ,_,.,, Ghlo . 11 COLUMBUS d UPh "Fatal" February a1rea 1Y " •)aimed two •lctlmo In Ohio htgh achool buethall'• top 10 elite and a lew more ot.o. NUld be ripe lor lhe upset jinx. With only lhreo more weeks of CIISI AA comMllllon remalnlnr bef th •••. Iore • -namenll, the 1'1"1~· oure Is atarllnr to mounl 'l'tie llrat memhen of Ohio'• top ·10 to f 1 h .. t e upli!t llrlnr were Elyria ond Canton MeKinley, on Fob. 1. The Ponthers appeored to be In Deoplte the two setbacks lnvoiY· top form Monday night In an ab- In& members of the upper eche· brevlated drill lor Logan. AI 1AJ. !on, the top 10 team• remained ran, Jan. 7, the Chieftains had the same thla week In the United their hottesl nlttht, loolna llnatly Prea c h ·R 11 B f 72·71 when Junior Htwthorne hll thlr: pi~~~ ~~ :ow":,'' the u:,,~:, 27 poinh In all, his laat b11ket . were juggled aomewhal eomlns with only accondato ap&re. ' · Said Rellon: )IIghty Mlddlttown, ·with an un•If those kldo are - Ill . It prec;edented string ot 61 str1lght they were In thatllral ; me we'll vlrlorlea, 15 of them this aeuon, have our hondo full. But It l&nl tept rolling behind aensational very likely they can ha•• another Jerry Lueu, who canned 40 one like that." points In the Middles' 71J.M Grcal And he added, quleily: .. Ohio League romp over Port&· "These hoya of mine are pretty mouth. ' delermlned to play "ood blsketZoneavlllo Now Third Another unclefealcd team Ct'n· cinnati St. Xavier P!<ked up two more Ytelories during the weekend and vaulted into seventh plaee with a 10·0 mark. canton l(eKlnlcy, which dropped Its sc· cQnd game of the year 58-&8 to Al:ron South, leU from 'seventh to . ' Syracuse plays Tuppers Plains .1., •I •,• I "" , ' I• 'I ' , 10. ,. • ~ • SPORts : ,;,;DESK · ... . ' •·:· ·'l t , 1 • :.. ·, ·l'· ' ' ~n foretgnerl with l!lelhods re •1 unuSIIIII lor a f6re1Jner, guilty of• ii)O points fiye limes and have a team shooting' averJite Of · ·ol' ~19\;lou~-<-Mt~o~ ·a-r~)atl'nl~ ··otmp1e ~J·0 Jatlon such ·' · . '·. , , poljee" piJire;, 'War ·n , t' . ( 1 .s falling Welten~ · hia allen rea· 43.6. We have speed, experience, potse, depth and bala~ce1 , • · «!f~eljt)ly, ,Pol e " Wi>ni"'t~ ' ki!ep' lstrall<ilt op u111 e, tq b<!' taken to a pl~s a free:tance olreas~ f~ which all the boya can do e•ery. to~ 'bn llleg~l entranta and "uri· pllliee ototl~n tor !ever,l houro of lhtng from t)le ~II-court preAs to a zone defe~se." ' 1 • . . '· 1 4 ,~e ratll~s7' . ' · -lnt~.rrogitlon, Including queBtlons It's a good club. It broke North Carollna:s ·~il'lg streak , .'i " ~lltelal)¥· they want to re- 'l'niln~ lrqm lh~ color of h" of ~7 ~ictqries, perfqrroed the unheatd offeal of beating' Keni1• : ~slali!"h , thetr tradltlo~al posltloa ljiOt!'ei'• eyes to J~e amount of tuc"" •I its hom court ~~m~ from 14 .wrili ''""'"' Wilb eigHt of .doihln~9." over, all· persona In nto~ey he m,akes. . . ~,. • e ' . · 1 >'¥''lr' , "'7'~ 1 1 ~ Japan, ptti2ens ;p_nd lo~elgners Even among the Japanese mmuteA t.o play h1 wblppl'\4 Vtllanova, St'Or~ 18 pol~ts n . ,· there have be~n sharg~s that po· four m111tltes •agaf"st Cl\~!81,9.8 and won lhll' otanee Bclwl etas. alike.; ' .THe J u' tIc e Minialry has lice are feverl~g $<i \'\"t~oda of sic'll(\~ the 1\~~tuc~y' lnvilab~nal. . · · · And, pJ'\Nin~ 4Qlll8l~l~g else( billy two of the, l!OYS ar~ from · la'!llc~eh~, ":,_at It talls.a "large- tbe prewar Tokyo th 0ughl pollee, ' ' st~le surv,ey of all foreigners In who kepi ~ close \watch. on pra•· outside or WestVirginla.. . " ", ' I • !be ,n~t,lon, about ,80,000 person• tieaUy eYe!Y appecl qf a ~erson's - - •· ,.- ·. , ' · · ·exehlding Korean& and ·Chinese. life ln Japan. ~ t '!l fina~elal report•refiee,ttn• ·.ihe re· , ·Frolt! H9kksldo' to ·Kyusbu, sur· Jostle~ · Ministry olli.clals aup. 10 Ule duetlon as dlredt41A~~r1Vo!f'· v,~Y ~am a. will ,be. or1aniled by port eatabll,thment. of the "occur· '· ' ehlel of. the ltillft'on~e J>Oplrlliltl!t · ·, IJie .%iiJIIII!8l'llllon. olllres. Card itr:' -~~eok .b)' <laimin8, the ~ per IDSUfaDC'e·,l"- ' uid and tl)l omell!led re~brf baa ! , , " . , .f ,~ ~en mallld to tbe ilockMidera. 1 "'' ; ; , l fQea~\'!llk1!ii'~!JJi ~, ~)! .~ot,,l!lnj cent o! the loreigne<~ In ,Jopan . ers. . il are ~tl'<j~~~~tY l'(l\.h e~plred ._,.J Vot'ys said Ohi~·~State flilf·ba~• · " """-ai 1 •• , 1 ! ·• .Minumental ,.; Tape , 1: :visas.~cl". i~L.: .. ,.:.. .~ ):. , . 0 ft~ ;Af-~awoo wed a ·.linanci~l· r~~tt : ar~tll~~e. ~ ; ~ ... ; . ~ - If a -foreigner rona afoul of th~ Bl. j,i;\.'ffllt!l'\~'· -~~IY. pol~t - , t)- G\' cent annual sl()ckholdors 'mee~IIJ, I' law 01 bureaucraUe red tope ~· out)il~·~\ ·· · :Y.~eri\4'' to COL\J!iJPUS ·(JP - The state· whleh valued Ito '-Mitllna• 'olrlHlo' 1 ., whi\"' iq.Japan is monul)lenbl -..{ Jeave'Jip~'!i'~( . itljl 1 jl3;;~J)J\yJcted J>epaftt11,~t of l,~suran;e today re· lambualfutuaJ a:$1,~ ,P.~\illl~ ..'l '··' It will be nold on the ca~d. Too; of prOjtlluflon, narhlli!Ct· pe'ddltng duced the value .of 'Ohio ~I• I• Lilt S · £ll)P,ny· notaijons and the forel~ne~ and ~!her crimes, actually left. lnouranqe Co., hQidi~gs In ColttD~· THii Lll T ·ST~W,,;~ , ' W ill be .deported, . : , bus Mutual Lil~. ltiOII'~n,e Co EFFINGHAM, 111." ~J . !. ,.A • , ~e .wors! pari o1 tne new pro.. liiOMilww"oll asn 01003 from $l,3!10.io $333·P<r shire. · pallllng vehtclc odded lhaql\ '\rl. .. gr~m, In, t~e eyeo ol most al,ens; . MANILA (UP) - Col. Crlsanto Thu,s, the 'stockholders of Ohio the injUrY suffered ' by ~J~i ,f llt"JipaiT, · ll-t~al' police will, ha,v.e, ~~-j~p,\<en\1~ woUid'tie wise to Slate Life apparetJlly will havel9 ~ioye Walter T~rner. ll<"'!ll'~ ' tbe ~lght to vl81t l~)lfll bualntB,B .Jq sQme homework. Alba told po- absorl> allo~I S million dollars the 1181\ from a lrt!<~ .. p_nt~ • ~~~~*·' · lirms ·'!"d private h~mgs and. ~e·' liedbJey.,; .taled , . wall in back firm pjjd jor Od)wU>Ul' iutua) comed ~i&hway,"Turner ·hi& ·-1• 111an.d '!'formation. of his houae, entered the bedroom shares, unless a lav&rable rulinc lace with the lhov,J. oTbe pwlnc DlStrtet poh<e in Japan ~1ready Whert he and his wil& wero sleep- is made 9n. 8 . rec9very s~lt ex· vehicle · ran over , lhe: ,fiJi.e teeth ~ave, • : well~stabliShod pra<tlel ing, grabbed throe ringa, a pair peeled to he next wee~. that 1rad been , boobd lrom ihla of ~aktng periodle vlslta to ., ll!e of, earrings and . a piBt watch, Slltte ·. , 1111ended Its moutll. .,.·- ·_> ll'ptnes ,dl Japanese and.!orelll'ers· a~ stole aw:l{lnto'•tli! nlkhi. The ' -· ajjke to eheck on the oce~pan\8 eo)o~l Is the Pbillppl~e· •ovem· and• to determine whether ~ny , · . "' <luinges should be made In the· mOnt B ••pert on poltee affai>S. weiJ.IIept doulers on e~ch lami)y, ·, 'DIDN'T ""'UCii"A THING 'B'\1 un~er the new Juatlce Min· •" lslry •ruling 1bey will be gl~en LONDON (UP) -II could hav,e 'I , tilore tighb, even ' em?,o-cd to· .been n~~lgl~. At ,!e.,t, t,hst ~· lnterroaata the 'ttlAia o~ other, ~ the only ell!llana)lon1H01loway Jatl ployes.to make ~r~ the employer olliciala . bsve for the laet t~t Ia "going straight" ' thieves broke Into the prlso~ Sun:l. · , Enlor PowOn tby and elf'aped, appar.ently·with· ~~ litlo.rt ill• ,.u~oi ,pro«r'~ ·: out ta~ythlng.~_ __ l )nl~lseent H ldi 0, ., 51..;;, 15r .(:l'9S;S.W,Q.-D II vE IN of '... and 31. \· ortwo· •JI, Trle~ 1- , (olall(l 1 f• ' :o-::t~':.l:' . ·11.1'\lt~r . intoaoll ao. -!>piece DUKE (lel)lllol, IJ.V(a~yarn U Lttlle ohll4 ~.Supply ag8t11" 18. .-s.e~r v,.;•"l'"'·.,,:: .~ 87.m 1 - GOOD NK;HT·-· .18. Wrinkle , · · (nat. hJat:,, _Jta:+.~ Sf,_:. Se~lt '' '"""'' I'M GOiNG UPTO 40.Fort~ BED 11. WO.ve~l . ' hr4'~"'"'11-l-,._.jj reed · 42.Church 'OLDSmobl/l p~<jecllOII Jl9W!I .t. Collsettoa of bolhiUOI •. TrooP• ill fl<llltol ormy . ,.. . DAILY CRYI"ffQU(JIE_;;be~t how to work It' n TO~TRAVIU.: ••• WITH ANTI•SPIN o\ X Y•.D:li. 11.4·.4 .l§ I .. II LO;lfOFii LLQW. . . ~)~ .~~'' inq1'tor· In ~~~~..~omp,'• C.•lkr.y, Hemlrickli, Hanning, Han· John C1rroll \06 Beth. W.Va. 71 nlng, (tWillS), Alboraon, LewiL llltler 13 Valplrll .. -~- ------ - - - - - - - - - ---- - - - - - Oklohomo 6t Ct1trodo U Droke 77 Houshln 6T Arkanaaa 56 Tex. Chrl~llon 46 a Oroton 61 Stanl"" 4t CONSCIENTIOUSLY YOURS •o The prcacrlptton your dodor writes m11 call for numerous ingrodlenta. ThCfiC mu•t bo eompotmded precllelyrneuund, weiMhcd, pow,lertd, someUmea hrated, sou1etltllCII ch!llcd ilfld uiLtmalely blended ) nlo a mcdlclno. Your pharm11cbt rnuat be euc11y right with hi• aram1, cublc ccntlmctcn, pcrt:clllllfll and othor aclcmllfic gu1dcposls. Durlna: the process, to th e cxdudon of all elMo. we are' In every wa y your liCrvanl ~:lentiollll.Y DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT 0•111• c.. ~""" W111 Lnt P'!f At• co .. tloot . ' . 9 0 633 . 398 Nor\b (]Ioiiis 7 2 080 431 ~nnthwo.tern 5 3 t20 saG ltat•nan Trace ~ 5 ~90 113D Ky~or creek I 8 300 M9 11\o Ora~dc I 8 4M 513 o. Pta. Av. R Smith llior. •Galli• 8. 20(1 22.3 Troce, Coalton 9 t92 21.3 Topton, Cootton 8 186 2o.7 Myers, S. We1.tern 10 178 17.8 Dunn, N. Qolllo 9 115 18.1 Sllvera, s. Weolern 4 th IM J. Boaver, H1n, Tracp 8 103 13.9 Roberta, Rio Grand~ t • 116 12.9 D. Smith, N. Galllo 7 83 I U Jlecs1 S. Wllt~Q 10 ~-, 1lt li.U ~:t' ..... ifjir! ' 1~1 • . 1 ! .;!_ 12.0J»'nple ' con• · liat. . ..ta , : ' (eoltOq.l e.D\1\<h , sc. A l~,'w,tih••U ' piinttt '' , ' Conted· 1St. N'\IYt• ,, . :T.B,trdi,ll trtft Jop111...; ._ IJ. Sudll,tl ;t:I.-Oitlo city• · 1. roll · II, Lottm ~- . e. If, Aida w. luckoYt Lftluo won ·Loal for AI' I 1 3811 2M 'J'rhlthle 3 I 233 186 McArthur 3 2 2112 2111 Tho Plain• 1191~3 Rolpro · I 2 142 ' Ill lluthmd D I 204 377 Ch~tlJncey G• . Pta. Av. llorrlson, Trlmblo 5 t74 34 8 Charney, The Plains 5 81 18.8 llolc, Hull•nd 3 i10 16.7 n.)m11n, McArthur . s 46 l~.s Carpenter, Bolpro 2 29 tU Cline, McAr\hur I 14 14.0 WriKhL•cll, M<Arthur 4 49 t2.S Pride, Belpre 3 22 11.0 Krany1k, Ch.uneey 5 55 l1 0 McKelvey, Belpre I 10 10.0 Lur(ln, McArthur 4 10.0 Colima, McArthur. 4 10 10.0 See, Tho Plalna 2 20 10.0 '· 1,i·~~eBmn'i-fl"iVPnt-,.l ::~ ·-·- ·-· ', :(coltllnued· ,io.u Pace rour) .. ~J;p~nesePo , Jll , ~,av • . r,C ; , .· · t;r,,,.,,·,:.!,' . one qb!J$ho!llo·hil the top. :Be'cJ\Ise Sch~us•(tl$t'lt ttl;;l+tp .fC'!Il :'\'fJ; ·· P':,- . ~ ·{ ; _·dA··t:L: 't · Jbree yeljl's, w~en he pinned his offense on "~t llc!d'~!'ifu~d·. ·- ',' '£ re;; ft' at ·0\\;'f.l\,IJ m.J'~IfJ y ler,,nd the;>\11!81 the tlu~ cplild do WaJ a Hylin~p\8C01 ~ ' : f." , . . ,., · · , ~· · '1ng natibnnJiy last year. r 1,,. I :rei'?''i!.!f!'..ii 'l,opo~'~\ Pot was put " Into ; eiii!!Ct, ~ollee en-: ''We do~'t. have 1>ne hoy •In the first ~ in st:OrinC.'' say; " , -~·llr , ~·n·t91iajo,to·•~ret\ 'o dowi' joyed ·strQ)Jf, po~eij. ~11 :,val.\ ~~ Athl~ti~ Ditector ·Rilf,l Bro:.vn. "But· we've':scqred more · tha~ •. , ~ ACIO&It l.•lluMI,en ~' J. Rtvor(Q, .I. ) 4.~•1* '' ; . ieoreo : J toblir.t ;~ t. @lrilihl I I. T~llarke~ SCARBATH TO S, CAROLINA COLUMBIA S C UP-J ck Elyria, whieh clinched its lira! ' · · a BUc keye Con fcrcnce title in an Scarbath, former quarterback, will serveMuyland .. 011 assist· IW-33 rout of rival Lorain friday nlgnJ, saw 11 , ra-game win skein ant football coach at the Unlver· snapped the following night In a sity ol South Carohna next sea· 77·75 overtime loss lo Ashland. son. Scarhath played professional Heading the aecond to group football wilhl Pltl!burgh, Wash· WI£ b 1 s 1 . 1t 1h 1 ingt9n and Ottawa following h~ lollo~~d·~;ntw:e~:.~~cn r!1;~: brilliant career at Maryland. Macomber i~ 12th, Ironton In ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;~I 13th, anif Vouhg~town south In 141h. JiNIOil. ..lloosevelt ' ond • Maltslle14' tlo3 loi'-!Sth,. ·Brldgeport and C.uyahoga Fall• dead· l!X'ked for 17lh, and Finrllay rin· lobed seve~ with canton Ltn· coin lor the 195th spot. Good Mobilgas Service lltrchflold. Bradbury: Little G, Hawley 4, Toluo 61 Kent Stolt Sf Alberson 8. Lynch 7, non·scorcrs K•n••• St. 7t Kanus 75 ' , ;r~.u: ~~!lf.Sentl~~l,Pom~l'Qf·~~dteport,O.,Fe\1: 41 195~ ~.bAih llg lottie Encore of Ironton's 13th ralcu Tigers Tbal ball. We'll be out there tonlghl Unbeaten Z.neiVille, winner or *ained reven1e for their only lo~s rud)J to go." 14 In a row, dllplaced Hamilton in 14 games with a solid, 71--68, public in third spot, beating New win over Lancaster. In a game l' r ark, 63-s&, lo win the Central p)ayed before Christmas PI Lan ,'lJ..I)J Ohio Leaeue crawn. Hamilton. cuter, the Tigers surtcrcd u 73-68 lower t.o only Middletown t1tla defeat. ~SCORES season, wo~nd up, in fourth place. Middletown and Hamilton hook 111 filth placo wu Columbus up In their second bailie of the_ North, with 1 dozen vlclories m year In Cincinnati Gatdons Frtda) ly United Prtll as many aam.., followed by To· nlaht. The Big Blue, despite tak· Prlneton 101 Rutttra 12 l•do Scott 13 •, whl•h leaped 1 1 h h · Goo-• Wllhlnghln 74 '"'""n 5l ' v ' ns I on t e c in tn the lnittal •rt "'""' ., " ,r.... ~·u" '• from eighth place last wock Into outing, remalno the biggest threat I•• •m••f·lod 1111111. MilD Sl. Pomeroy Pllllbvrth 79 "c'1!.,c1"'"4972 the olxth olot. to Middletown this ~eason. Duke 6t Iouth onn Ill Wllllom I Mary 7'l Dovld- IS Morohouao 65 !Kovlor Lo. 5t Alollaml 65 Vondor..ll 60 Ml11111lppl Stolt 71 Tulono 61 Mlnlnlppl 76ltulalanoltato 61 TennosiH 100 ftorl41 t1 Aubvrn 99 Gttrtla THh 71 Konlucky St. 17 Monmouth 15 Ohio Stott Tl llllnola 70 OPFaRe YOU A NEW. SURE·FOOTED WAY Sisson, l'urrllut 14 Northwestern Mlnnooott 69 lndlono H I lv•n' e~¥hlh. ·BOLIN$ MOBILGAS ( --=.,- Weduesday night at Syracuse in games. Syracuse 5 15 23 28 Pomeroy 810 t6 18 Syracuse: Crow 2-, Winebrenner 15, Stephenson 2, Thomas 7, Rum· mel 2. Non storor, M. Wlnebren· ner Pomeroy: Hamm 5, Poulin z, Buffington ~. Olll111ger 4. Non scorers. Qualls, Werry. · BASKE1,B , Oh'· ;:,fa.'t e.•· ·'f.6ll'~llt ' live' longer by solna to )'our Doctor for a periodle cbi?ek.up •-'- Shoul~ he pr.. ~~~ ') l!\lliNl • E, Molo Sf, J(. • ' t, • \•~ ,, ~ '> ·r A SyracttJO lndepl!llJient team led by Winebrenner with 17 point, defeated a Letart - te.-. last night 711-70 on the s,focll80 noor. The game wu close all the way Letart not quite making up' a flye ' point deficit goinc into lhe final frame. ----~- 1 ~. I-ts v·Ictuns . InTop Ten Elite two . 2( - ·, were tied 36·all near the Inter· ml&sion and again 39-3U in the opening minutes of the second stanza. With Florida leading 32-31, Ohio umversity rallied in the lost minutes of Inc opening half 'for a 36-32 halftime margin. Jerry Wolf led onlo Ulltversily with 24 potnts. BIO T&N STANDINGS Team w L pt Michigan Slate 4 2 ~o Ohio State > 3 .625 Mlehigan . . 3 2 .troo Iowa . 4 3 .571 Pur~uc 4 3 • 71 Indi;na " Y · Wlsconstn ~ .soo Bobby Winebrenner, lor the 500 Northwestern wlnnero, looked the best he has all 3 5 · Illinois . 2 4 ·~i~ year, netting 15 points for high Minnesota . . . ~ 5 285 man of both clubs Eddie Bulling· ton of Pomeroy got 6 points, all in the third quarter, and all of Pomeroy's point• in that frame. F ta} F b • TWO Of a e ruarv ClaJDIS • I What Became Of Stahl-Men Take Dlini For 6th · Syracuse ave~:~.~::.. Straight Home Game, Climb To 72-70 From · · Clint Fr111k, on outllontle All· A-··· ~··"'"'"' " Yolo In BY UNIJED PRESS of the second half ond were L tm, w11 thlnj. ~~~... '"t· Five Ohio colleges won decisive never overtaken. The two teams etart FallS5 !fit boll ator 111 H owmlod tho now basketball victories over out-of· •-•• Hollftlln T..,r. Tilt 11,. stole teams Monday night. OINf wtn- woa Yolt'a Lorry Kol· Ohio State pulled a 76·70 win ley, en acrebltlc tncl wfo!o ceutht over Illinois; Steubenville ballered 1111ny 1 , . . '""" Clint In Yolo'• Wheeling, W Va, 92·53; Ohio .t ~· , ReHon Hopeful Chieftains Can Be Blue Devils To Take Crack At · Athens Buildogs rr• '' ·VIP lliPJ, ' \'w .., 1M IOIMit lwko 10 Mill~ t '511 lt'e ,.., waatnar an winter , .... · wHh advanoed OldamobUa r.•~•• . . ,, lheaa ' ' . ,. '. ' ·' "\i:.. ·1''1' . '· ·, ,..., ..-' · •• ''' " �I < ~ ·' \ !. 1 Coa~h 4-Dally senUnel, Pomeroy.JIIiddleport, 0., Feb. 4, 1958 ·SPORTS DESK Fraley Comes Close Home TocJay Ed. l~ote; The Old Seer, Oscar ~·ratey, puuches his time clock on the Uruted Press Sports Beat 10 a daily bit ltnown irom coas1 to coast as "Tooay's Sport Parade: ' Today he . b H d M came close horne 1or nis JO ' e para ed through organ· town, w. 1/a., and saw something he liked, the once-deleated Mountaineers who are rated No, 1 m the nauon. His Sports Parade: Pomeroy Panther booketboll coach Dick Retton oald thiJ IIICI'tl· lng he would start his Iron Five agalnllit Logan here tonlghl "I believe they can take Logan,'' said Retton, " his Panthers come close to the final tape In the SEQ. AL title race, still one game abeod of the paok. Another top game ~f the loop Wtll be In Ahena tontght where the Gallipolis Blue Devils otlempl to beat Alben!, No. 2 In atandlngo with two defeats on their recor<l, a 65-04 &queaker to Pomeroy and 1 ,,.,, "'" two dtcOoloa ''"' In '"' of hit poole porftrmln<ta In Clint ........ • ........,..,, Princeton for four touchdowns In a 264 wlctary, lut 1 latt 1 •1 n 1 -·• r, n " I nlll t ...,nat Har; : .~ = = r ',n .:·: thtulht "' tumlnt '"'· w~ hoppotltd to Clint rr. =.: 1., _ , MORGANTOWN, W. Va. - West Virginia is battling for . the mythical national championship toda~ with a "no star" team which could change the entire concept of collegiate bas· ketball coaching. For years the overworked coaching concept has been that all a team needed was one sla:r. Usually a skyscraping bar.k· board artist he was "fed" by the rest of the team d as h ' an e went SO went the ball club. It provided an era of one-man teams. The NCAA champions in five of the past six years proved this to be somewhat less than a theory. Last year, North Caro· !ina won with Lennie Rosenbluth as Its key man. The two previous years it was San Francisco with 6-fool· IO Bill Rus· . sell. Before that 11 was LaSalle With Tom Cola with comparalively starless Indiana interrupting a prccedenl set by K~nsas and Clyde Lovellette. Duke Loss Hurts This year's "wonder man" was Wilt (The Still) Chamber. lain of Kansas while other "one-man teams" ,·nclude such as . . . . . . Cmcmnatt wtlh Oscar Robertson and Seottle wtth Elgin Bay. Middleport will have to be ot Ita HOLYOKE, fl!au. UP-larry best, and on a slrango floor of out Alii-. 147, Sprlntfioltl Alallv sbe proportions, to win. The Jock· outpolntd Todtly Rtd To Dtwla, ets, witlt Mork Kelly ond Hull~ 145, Hertford, C~n,. 10. WhiU.tch having &quol outfuto of 26 points, played their bel 111110 of the year last Friday, clobbering lor. NelsonvJile 92--59. But, while Kansas Is right Up at the top, West Virginia's nostar aggregation has held the top spot most of the season and dropped into second place today only after losing to Duke. Which brings. to with Fra·nk McGuire ' , mind. a conversation . Nor th Car~ Ima .s stratght-talkmg court coach, on the day of the West Vtrgmta-Duke game. ".Duke, playin.g on its home court, wit! beat West Virginia t O~Jgbt," McGuire predicted. "You can't imagine how tough It IS to face Duke in Durham. That's THE partisan crowd of 'em an and r ·s practically an impossibility to beat 'em there" · . Duke bea prevtously undefeated West Virginia, 72 to 68. Around the areo, Wohoma entcrtalns Sandyville, Racine h.. MeArthur come to town for what should be another basketentertains drill lor the Tornadoes, Eastern Kyger and Harrisonvllle Is Idle. The Rutland Red De.U. entertaln Coolton High, t In tho other SEQAL game Wei· ston to.kes on a breather, Nel!OIIyUle, beloro entertaining PornO• roy thlo eomlna FrldiY In a crudal came thot could d..lde wh.. ther Alhe•• or Pomero• wiD win ·~ tbe titleRITTON HOPifU~ r T,,•blife T0 Coachf re d Schaus 8 ut that's the only blot on the Mountaineers' record and !be 15 other games which they've won Indicates that this is a right good bat! club. It's also a tribute to coach Fred Schaus' no-star "free-lance" offense W , · , est V1rglnla record_!~So is p':llof that you don't need <Continued on, Page hvrl s ---ut and Spli'ts RI wIt' hBradbury In TWO Cage Games Rubber Base WALL I PAINT All' .Colors Reg. $6.30 gol. SPECIAL $4.2.9 gal. Free Perking CLINTON FISHER CO. lALII- PAINT- IIRVICI fJIJII,y Mlddltport 6265-X Rullan<t Grade School wenl roughshod over lhe more incx· pcrienccd Bradbury five at Rut· land huH night 39 lo 24 in a coun · ty league game. Combs was tops for tl\e winners with 22 polnta, 14 of them in the rtr.st !JUilrtcr a{tcr which molll of tho• reg ulars were pulled by Coach Henry Null. For Dradbut•y Alberson and Lynch had 8 and 7 points and Pl'y.d •"OO'" ball · In a preliminary game the 5-6 gradm played to 1 11-12 flnole with Bradbury winning llcndrlcko and Lewos leading with 6 polnll each . Coy WI! blglt for tho los· ers with s. Rulla11d . . . . . . 23 32 42 59 Bradbury 1 8 14 24 ltutland, Cnmbs 22, Shoeta 4, P. Plorcc u, Pmon8 4 v. Plert'C 7, Cnrll'r 9, Lambert 7. non· JI('OI'NK: King, Jaekl, University de lea ted •·lorida state 86-66, Youngstown clobbered Alii- anct, Pa., 92-50 and John Garron walloped Betnany, W Va. 106-71 In other action T~ledo defeated Kent Stale 63-55 m '" over· tim e game. The Buckeyes "otcd their sixth straight home gume witlt the 65-63 second &queaker to - yea, Pr.M'P tt. htt hit t.wn amrtl1- eight point win over the sl\orte'r the same elub- Gallipolis. That Gallipolis earlier win over the Bulldog came on the Devila' home floor, In other games, Coach Nolan Swackhamer ol Middleport wm try to overpower the lui lmprovtnl Jackson lronmen. These Iron· men, the fioormat !or everybody In December and uatll middle Jon· uary, suddenly hove become llant klllent deluxe. They knocked oil Pomeroy 4~ 43 Jan. ZS, walloped Logan ewo January 24 and forced Athena to go all out Friday night to win 41· In Chi••· IIIII tolin'- of -~~ lncl· ...., •• • • • IMUII plltrl- t !or tho Yolo-Prl..- ,..,. end Ia ,...,., of tht IIICI ho ,..ltht lull oMut tht 11 ho did ..,.n ho alorrM 1tr Yolo. i'.. ~· h D-.. rig f ru»U/fs IY .UNITID PRESS . NIW YORK St. Nkk'a UPfronk R.,, IW, Now Yori<, ..~ polnlwd Tony DICola 147 1-2 lroHiyn 10. 39 lllint. It was theor ftfth vietory in eight Big Ten ttlts and their •ltth in 16 contest• overall. Jump To Quick lead Led by cenler Larry Huston and forward Ken Stdle, witn 18 points each, osu Jumped mto the lead to stay in the first lour minutes , I €/fl! ?lltitJM< ' . ,. Syracuse Ups'ets LI'ttle Panthers By 28"17 Score Syracuse .. .. . . 20 40 52 71 Letart .. . .. .. . .. IS 311 47 70' Syracuae Cundiff IG, Moore Jenkins 8, Woodar<l 14. WilrPDI 8, Hendrix 6, Winebrenner 17. Letart: BIU HID 1~, Miller Badgley 14, Burnem 10. A. Coach Junior Wolle's SyraCUJe Grade School basketball team ev· ened up its home and home seriea this season with Pomeroy, by up. eetting the favored baby Panthers 28·18 in a close game featured by good defensive work of both clubs. The llrst game bad ended 3H2 lor Pomeroy. Coach Alex Cilo's boys could not get the ball In to their big center, Allen Hamm. Hamm got on! ft've pot'nts i IH Pt',I J.!lN ( . ; ' T.V.' RADIO oeribe, rely on STARK'S lo c~ The Medicine that~• ill~ right fqr You1 The lnaeet '>1\ll ~ I ~.j[J )I flVI([ .l.t·Tile ifooqulto. CLEtAND$ - -- '• ,. APPLIANC1 PhoN • ,_,.,, Ghlo . 11 COLUMBUS d UPh "Fatal" February a1rea 1Y " •)aimed two •lctlmo In Ohio htgh achool buethall'• top 10 elite and a lew more ot.o. NUld be ripe lor lhe upset jinx. With only lhreo more weeks of CIISI AA comMllllon remalnlnr bef th •••. Iore • -namenll, the 1'1"1~· oure Is atarllnr to mounl 'l'tie llrat memhen of Ohio'• top ·10 to f 1 h .. t e upli!t llrlnr were Elyria ond Canton MeKinley, on Fob. 1. The Ponthers appeored to be In Deoplte the two setbacks lnvoiY· top form Monday night In an ab- In& members of the upper eche· brevlated drill lor Logan. AI 1AJ. !on, the top 10 team• remained ran, Jan. 7, the Chieftains had the same thla week In the United their hottesl nlttht, loolna llnatly Prea c h ·R 11 B f 72·71 when Junior Htwthorne hll thlr: pi~~~ ~~ :ow":,'' the u:,,~:, 27 poinh In all, his laat b11ket . were juggled aomewhal eomlns with only accondato ap&re. ' · Said Rellon: )IIghty Mlddlttown, ·with an un•If those kldo are - Ill . It prec;edented string ot 61 str1lght they were In thatllral ; me we'll vlrlorlea, 15 of them this aeuon, have our hondo full. But It l&nl tept rolling behind aensational very likely they can ha•• another Jerry Lueu, who canned 40 one like that." points In the Middles' 71J.M Grcal And he added, quleily: .. Ohio League romp over Port&· "These hoya of mine are pretty mouth. ' delermlned to play "ood blsketZoneavlllo Now Third Another unclefealcd team Ct'n· cinnati St. Xavier P!<ked up two more Ytelories during the weekend and vaulted into seventh plaee with a 10·0 mark. canton l(eKlnlcy, which dropped Its sc· cQnd game of the year 58-&8 to Al:ron South, leU from 'seventh to . ' Syracuse plays Tuppers Plains .1., •I •,• I "" , ' I• 'I ' , 10. ,. • ~ • SPORts : ,;,;DESK · ... . ' •·:· ·'l t , 1 • :.. ·, ·l'· ' ' ~n foretgnerl with l!lelhods re •1 unuSIIIII lor a f6re1Jner, guilty of• ii)O points fiye limes and have a team shooting' averJite Of · ·ol' ~19\;lou~-<-Mt~o~ ·a-r~)atl'nl~ ··otmp1e ~J·0 Jatlon such ·' · . '·. , , poljee" piJire;, 'War ·n , t' . ( 1 .s falling Welten~ · hia allen rea· 43.6. We have speed, experience, potse, depth and bala~ce1 , • · «!f~eljt)ly, ,Pol e " Wi>ni"'t~ ' ki!ep' lstrall<ilt op u111 e, tq b<!' taken to a pl~s a free:tance olreas~ f~ which all the boya can do e•ery. to~ 'bn llleg~l entranta and "uri· pllliee ototl~n tor !ever,l houro of lhtng from t)le ~II-court preAs to a zone defe~se." ' 1 • . . '· 1 4 ,~e ratll~s7' . ' · -lnt~.rrogitlon, Including queBtlons It's a good club. It broke North Carollna:s ·~il'lg streak , .'i " ~lltelal)¥· they want to re- 'l'niln~ lrqm lh~ color of h" of ~7 ~ictqries, perfqrroed the unheatd offeal of beating' Keni1• : ~slali!"h , thetr tradltlo~al posltloa ljiOt!'ei'• eyes to J~e amount of tuc"" •I its hom court ~~m~ from 14 .wrili ''""'"' Wilb eigHt of .doihln~9." over, all· persona In nto~ey he m,akes. . . ~,. • e ' . · 1 >'¥''lr' , "'7'~ 1 1 ~ Japan, ptti2ens ;p_nd lo~elgners Even among the Japanese mmuteA t.o play h1 wblppl'\4 Vtllanova, St'Or~ 18 pol~ts n . ,· there have be~n sharg~s that po· four m111tltes •agaf"st Cl\~!81,9.8 and won lhll' otanee Bclwl etas. alike.; ' .THe J u' tIc e Minialry has lice are feverl~g $<i \'\"t~oda of sic'll(\~ the 1\~~tuc~y' lnvilab~nal. . · · · And, pJ'\Nin~ 4Qlll8l~l~g else( billy two of the, l!OYS ar~ from · la'!llc~eh~, ":,_at It talls.a "large- tbe prewar Tokyo th 0ughl pollee, ' ' st~le surv,ey of all foreigners In who kepi ~ close \watch. on pra•· outside or WestVirginla.. . " ", ' I • !be ,n~t,lon, about ,80,000 person• tieaUy eYe!Y appecl qf a ~erson's - - •· ,.- ·. , ' · · ·exehlding Korean& and ·Chinese. life ln Japan. ~ t '!l fina~elal report•refiee,ttn• ·.ihe re· , ·Frolt! H9kksldo' to ·Kyusbu, sur· Jostle~ · Ministry olli.clals aup. 10 Ule duetlon as dlredt41A~~r1Vo!f'· v,~Y ~am a. will ,be. or1aniled by port eatabll,thment. of the "occur· '· ' ehlel of. the ltillft'on~e J>Oplrlliltl!t · ·, IJie .%iiJIIII!8l'llllon. olllres. Card itr:' -~~eok .b)' <laimin8, the ~ per IDSUfaDC'e·,l"- ' uid and tl)l omell!led re~brf baa ! , , " . , .f ,~ ~en mallld to tbe ilockMidera. 1 "'' ; ; , l fQea~\'!llk1!ii'~!JJi ~, ~)! .~ot,,l!lnj cent o! the loreigne<~ In ,Jopan . ers. . il are ~tl'<j~~~~tY l'(l\.h e~plred ._,.J Vot'ys said Ohi~·~State flilf·ba~• · " """-ai 1 •• , 1 ! ·• .Minumental ,.; Tape , 1: :visas.~cl". i~L.: .. ,.:.. .~ ):. , . 0 ft~ ;Af-~awoo wed a ·.linanci~l· r~~tt : ar~tll~~e. ~ ; ~ ... ; . ~ - If a -foreigner rona afoul of th~ Bl. j,i;\.'ffllt!l'\~'· -~~IY. pol~t - , t)- G\' cent annual sl()ckholdors 'mee~IIJ, I' law 01 bureaucraUe red tope ~· out)il~·~\ ·· · :Y.~eri\4'' to COL\J!iJPUS ·(JP - The state· whleh valued Ito '-Mitllna• 'olrlHlo' 1 ., whi\"' iq.Japan is monul)lenbl -..{ Jeave'Jip~'!i'~( . itljl 1 jl3;;~J)J\yJcted J>epaftt11,~t of l,~suran;e today re· lambualfutuaJ a:$1,~ ,P.~\illl~ ..'l '··' It will be nold on the ca~d. Too; of prOjtlluflon, narhlli!Ct· pe'ddltng duced the value .of 'Ohio ~I• I• Lilt S · £ll)P,ny· notaijons and the forel~ne~ and ~!her crimes, actually left. lnouranqe Co., hQidi~gs In ColttD~· THii Lll T ·ST~W,,;~ , ' W ill be .deported, . : , bus Mutual Lil~. ltiOII'~n,e Co EFFINGHAM, 111." ~J . !. ,.A • , ~e .wors! pari o1 tne new pro.. liiOMilww"oll asn 01003 from $l,3!10.io $333·P<r shire. · pallllng vehtclc odded lhaql\ '\rl. .. gr~m, In, t~e eyeo ol most al,ens; . MANILA (UP) - Col. Crlsanto Thu,s, the 'stockholders of Ohio the injUrY suffered ' by ~J~i ,f llt"JipaiT, · ll-t~al' police will, ha,v.e, ~~-j~p,\<en\1~ woUid'tie wise to Slate Life apparetJlly will havel9 ~ioye Walter T~rner. ll<"'!ll'~ ' tbe ~lght to vl81t l~)lfll bualntB,B .Jq sQme homework. Alba told po- absorl> allo~I S million dollars the 1181\ from a lrt!<~ .. p_nt~ • ~~~~*·' · lirms ·'!"d private h~mgs and. ~e·' liedbJey.,; .taled , . wall in back firm pjjd jor Od)wU>Ul' iutua) comed ~i&hway,"Turner ·hi& ·-1• 111an.d '!'formation. of his houae, entered the bedroom shares, unless a lav&rable rulinc lace with the lhov,J. oTbe pwlnc DlStrtet poh<e in Japan ~1ready Whert he and his wil& wero sleep- is made 9n. 8 . rec9very s~lt ex· vehicle · ran over , lhe: ,fiJi.e teeth ~ave, • : well~stabliShod pra<tlel ing, grabbed throe ringa, a pair peeled to he next wee~. that 1rad been , boobd lrom ihla of ~aktng periodle vlslta to ., ll!e of, earrings and . a piBt watch, Slltte ·. , 1111ended Its moutll. .,.·- ·_> ll'ptnes ,dl Japanese and.!orelll'ers· a~ stole aw:l{lnto'•tli! nlkhi. The ' -· ajjke to eheck on the oce~pan\8 eo)o~l Is the Pbillppl~e· •ovem· and• to determine whether ~ny , · . "' <luinges should be made In the· mOnt B ••pert on poltee affai>S. weiJ.IIept doulers on e~ch lami)y, ·, 'DIDN'T ""'UCii"A THING 'B'\1 un~er the new Juatlce Min· •" lslry •ruling 1bey will be gl~en LONDON (UP) -II could hav,e 'I , tilore tighb, even ' em?,o-cd to· .been n~~lgl~. At ,!e.,t, t,hst ~· lnterroaata the 'ttlAia o~ other, ~ the only ell!llana)lon1H01loway Jatl ployes.to make ~r~ the employer olliciala . bsve for the laet t~t Ia "going straight" ' thieves broke Into the prlso~ Sun:l. · , Enlor PowOn tby and elf'aped, appar.ently·with· ~~ litlo.rt ill• ,.u~oi ,pro«r'~ ·: out ta~ythlng.~_ __ l )nl~lseent H ldi 0, ., 51..;;, 15r .(:l'9S;S.W,Q.-D II vE IN of '... and 31. \· ortwo· •JI, Trle~ 1- , (olall(l 1 f• ' :o-::t~':.l:' . ·11.1'\lt~r . intoaoll ao. -!>piece DUKE (lel)lllol, IJ.V(a~yarn U Lttlle ohll4 ~.Supply ag8t11" 18. .-s.e~r v,.;•"l'"'·.,,:: .~ 87.m 1 - GOOD NK;HT·-· .18. Wrinkle , · · (nat. hJat:,, _Jta:+.~ Sf,_:. Se~lt '' '"""'' I'M GOiNG UPTO 40.Fort~ BED 11. 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Durlna: the process, to th e cxdudon of all elMo. we are' In every wa y your liCrvanl ~:lentiollll.Y DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT 0•111• c.. ~""" W111 Lnt P'!f At• co .. tloot . ' . 9 0 633 . 398 Nor\b (]Ioiiis 7 2 080 431 ~nnthwo.tern 5 3 t20 saG ltat•nan Trace ~ 5 ~90 113D Ky~or creek I 8 300 M9 11\o Ora~dc I 8 4M 513 o. Pta. Av. R Smith llior. •Galli• 8. 20(1 22.3 Troce, Coalton 9 t92 21.3 Topton, Cootton 8 186 2o.7 Myers, S. We1.tern 10 178 17.8 Dunn, N. Qolllo 9 115 18.1 Sllvera, s. Weolern 4 th IM J. Boaver, H1n, Tracp 8 103 13.9 Roberta, Rio Grand~ t • 116 12.9 D. Smith, N. Galllo 7 83 I U Jlecs1 S. Wllt~Q 10 ~-, 1lt li.U ~:t' ..... ifjir! ' 1~1 • . 1 ! .;!_ 12.0J»'nple ' con• · liat. . ..ta , : ' (eoltOq.l e.D\1\<h , sc. A l~,'w,tih••U ' piinttt '' , ' Conted· 1St. N'\IYt• ,, . :T.B,trdi,ll trtft Jop111...; ._ IJ. Sudll,tl ;t:I.-Oitlo city• · 1. roll · II, Lottm ~- . e. If, Aida w. luckoYt Lftluo won ·Loal for AI' I 1 3811 2M 'J'rhlthle 3 I 233 186 McArthur 3 2 2112 2111 Tho Plain• 1191~3 Rolpro · I 2 142 ' Ill lluthmd D I 204 377 Ch~tlJncey G• . Pta. Av. llorrlson, Trlmblo 5 t74 34 8 Charney, The Plains 5 81 18.8 llolc, Hull•nd 3 i10 16.7 n.)m11n, McArthur . s 46 l~.s Carpenter, Bolpro 2 29 tU Cline, McAr\hur I 14 14.0 WriKhL•cll, M<Arthur 4 49 t2.S Pride, Belpre 3 22 11.0 Krany1k, Ch.uneey 5 55 l1 0 McKelvey, Belpre I 10 10.0 Lur(ln, McArthur 4 10.0 Colima, McArthur. 4 10 10.0 See, Tho Plalna 2 20 10.0 '· 1,i·~~eBmn'i-fl"iVPnt-,.l ::~ ·-·- ·-· ', :(coltllnued· ,io.u Pace rour) .. ~J;p~nesePo , Jll , ~,av • . r,C ; , .· · t;r,,,.,,·,:.!,' . one qb!J$ho!llo·hil the top. :Be'cJ\Ise Sch~us•(tl$t'lt ttl;;l+tp .fC'!Il :'\'fJ; ·· P':,- . ~ ·{ ; _·dA··t:L: 't · Jbree yeljl's, w~en he pinned his offense on "~t llc!d'~!'ifu~d·. ·- ',' '£ re;; ft' at ·0\\;'f.l\,IJ m.J'~IfJ y ler,,nd the;>\11!81 the tlu~ cplild do WaJ a Hylin~p\8C01 ~ ' : f." , . . ,., · · , ~· · '1ng natibnnJiy last year. r 1,,. I :rei'?''i!.!f!'..ii 'l,opo~'~\ Pot was put " Into ; eiii!!Ct, ~ollee en-: ''We do~'t. have 1>ne hoy •In the first ~ in st:OrinC.'' say; " , -~·llr , ~·n·t91iajo,to·•~ret\ 'o dowi' joyed ·strQ)Jf, po~eij. ~11 :,val.\ ~~ Athl~ti~ Ditector ·Rilf,l Bro:.vn. "But· we've':scqred more · tha~ •. , ~ ACIO&It l.•lluMI,en ~' J. Rtvor(Q, .I. ) 4.~•1* '' ; . ieoreo : J toblir.t ;~ t. @lrilihl I I. T~llarke~ SCARBATH TO S, CAROLINA COLUMBIA S C UP-J ck Elyria, whieh clinched its lira! ' · · a BUc keye Con fcrcnce title in an Scarbath, former quarterback, will serveMuyland .. 011 assist· IW-33 rout of rival Lorain friday nlgnJ, saw 11 , ra-game win skein ant football coach at the Unlver· snapped the following night In a sity ol South Carohna next sea· 77·75 overtime loss lo Ashland. son. Scarhath played professional Heading the aecond to group football wilhl Pltl!burgh, Wash· WI£ b 1 s 1 . 1t 1h 1 ingt9n and Ottawa following h~ lollo~~d·~;ntw:e~:.~~cn r!1;~: brilliant career at Maryland. Macomber i~ 12th, Ironton In ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;~I 13th, anif Vouhg~town south In 141h. JiNIOil. ..lloosevelt ' ond • Maltslle14' tlo3 loi'-!Sth,. ·Brldgeport and C.uyahoga Fall• dead· l!X'ked for 17lh, and Finrllay rin· lobed seve~ with canton Ltn· coin lor the 195th spot. Good Mobilgas Service lltrchflold. Bradbury: Little G, Hawley 4, Toluo 61 Kent Stolt Sf Alberson 8. Lynch 7, non·scorcrs K•n••• St. 7t Kanus 75 ' , ;r~.u: ~~!lf.Sentl~~l,Pom~l'Qf·~~dteport,O.,Fe\1: 41 195~ ~.bAih llg lottie Encore of Ironton's 13th ralcu Tigers Tbal ball. We'll be out there tonlghl Unbeaten Z.neiVille, winner or *ained reven1e for their only lo~s rud)J to go." 14 In a row, dllplaced Hamilton in 14 games with a solid, 71--68, public in third spot, beating New win over Lancaster. In a game l' r ark, 63-s&, lo win the Central p)ayed before Christmas PI Lan ,'lJ..I)J Ohio Leaeue crawn. Hamilton. cuter, the Tigers surtcrcd u 73-68 lower t.o only Middletown t1tla defeat. ~SCORES season, wo~nd up, in fourth place. Middletown and Hamilton hook 111 filth placo wu Columbus up In their second bailie of the_ North, with 1 dozen vlclories m year In Cincinnati Gatdons Frtda) ly United Prtll as many aam.., followed by To· nlaht. The Big Blue, despite tak· Prlneton 101 Rutttra 12 l•do Scott 13 •, whl•h leaped 1 1 h h · Goo-• Wllhlnghln 74 '"'""n 5l ' v ' ns I on t e c in tn the lnittal •rt "'""' ., " ,r.... ~·u" '• from eighth place last wock Into outing, remalno the biggest threat I•• •m••f·lod 1111111. MilD Sl. Pomeroy Pllllbvrth 79 "c'1!.,c1"'"4972 the olxth olot. to Middletown this ~eason. Duke 6t Iouth onn Ill Wllllom I Mary 7'l Dovld- IS Morohouao 65 !Kovlor Lo. 5t Alollaml 65 Vondor..ll 60 Ml11111lppl Stolt 71 Tulono 61 Mlnlnlppl 76ltulalanoltato 61 TennosiH 100 ftorl41 t1 Aubvrn 99 Gttrtla THh 71 Konlucky St. 17 Monmouth 15 Ohio Stott Tl llllnola 70 OPFaRe YOU A NEW. SURE·FOOTED WAY Sisson, l'urrllut 14 Northwestern Mlnnooott 69 lndlono H I lv•n' e~¥hlh. ·BOLIN$ MOBILGAS ( --=.,- Weduesday night at Syracuse in games. Syracuse 5 15 23 28 Pomeroy 810 t6 18 Syracuse: Crow 2-, Winebrenner 15, Stephenson 2, Thomas 7, Rum· mel 2. Non storor, M. Wlnebren· ner Pomeroy: Hamm 5, Poulin z, Buffington ~. Olll111ger 4. Non scorers. Qualls, Werry. · BASKE1,B , Oh'· ;:,fa.'t e.•· ·'f.6ll'~llt ' live' longer by solna to )'our Doctor for a periodle cbi?ek.up •-'- Shoul~ he pr.. ~~~ ') l!\lliNl • E, Molo Sf, J(. • ' t, • \•~ ,, ~ '> ·r A SyracttJO lndepl!llJient team led by Winebrenner with 17 point, defeated a Letart - te.-. last night 711-70 on the s,focll80 noor. The game wu close all the way Letart not quite making up' a flye ' point deficit goinc into lhe final frame. ----~- 1 ~. I-ts v·Ictuns . InTop Ten Elite two . 2( - ·, were tied 36·all near the Inter· ml&sion and again 39-3U in the opening minutes of the second stanza. With Florida leading 32-31, Ohio umversity rallied in the lost minutes of Inc opening half 'for a 36-32 halftime margin. Jerry Wolf led onlo Ulltversily with 24 potnts. BIO T&N STANDINGS Team w L pt Michigan Slate 4 2 ~o Ohio State > 3 .625 Mlehigan . . 3 2 .troo Iowa . 4 3 .571 Pur~uc 4 3 • 71 Indi;na " Y · Wlsconstn ~ .soo Bobby Winebrenner, lor the 500 Northwestern wlnnero, looked the best he has all 3 5 · Illinois . 2 4 ·~i~ year, netting 15 points for high Minnesota . . . ~ 5 285 man of both clubs Eddie Bulling· ton of Pomeroy got 6 points, all in the third quarter, and all of Pomeroy's point• in that frame. F ta} F b • TWO Of a e ruarv ClaJDIS • I What Became Of Stahl-Men Take Dlini For 6th · Syracuse ave~:~.~::.. Straight Home Game, Climb To 72-70 From · · Clint Fr111k, on outllontle All· A-··· ~··"'"'"' " Yolo In BY UNIJED PRESS of the second half ond were L tm, w11 thlnj. ~~~... '"t· Five Ohio colleges won decisive never overtaken. The two teams etart FallS5 !fit boll ator 111 H owmlod tho now basketball victories over out-of· •-•• Hollftlln T..,r. Tilt 11,. stole teams Monday night. OINf wtn- woa Yolt'a Lorry Kol· Ohio State pulled a 76·70 win ley, en acrebltlc tncl wfo!o ceutht over Illinois; Steubenville ballered 1111ny 1 , . . '""" Clint In Yolo'• Wheeling, W Va, 92·53; Ohio .t ~· , ReHon Hopeful Chieftains Can Be Blue Devils To Take Crack At · Athens Buildogs rr• '' ·VIP lliPJ, ' \'w .., 1M IOIMit lwko 10 Mill~ t '511 lt'e ,.., waatnar an winter , .... · wHh advanoed OldamobUa r.•~•• . . ,, lheaa ' ' . ,. '. ' ·' "\i:.. ·1''1' . '· ·, ,..., ..-' · •• ''' " �• ,, ' . - I' • 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, o , Feb 4 1958 The Oatly Sentinel Annual Fellowship Tea Is Held The annual FellowshiP Tea of Mr~ Allen Hughes gave the the B H Sanborn Missionary So- closmg prayer The guests and c1ety of lhe Middleport First Bap members were then mv1ted to the tist Church was held Monday even dmmg room for the tea wh1ch Wa8 decorated w1th blue and white lace hearts The center· piece "as made of white mums and carnation s w1th three blue candles on wh1ch were wh1te cer atmt cup1ds Blue and white mints and napkms also earned out the color scheme Mrs Milton llood presaded at the stlver coffee ser vice omd Mrs Harry Houdasbelt at the silver tea -service 1 he four ctrcle chairmen were m charge of the e~rrangements for the tea They a1e Mrs Frances Bearhs 'Mrs Clifford Hayes Mrs L D Diles, and Mrs li"ranelS Llev mg Mrs David Darst Jr and Mn James PuiJen were m charge of the decoratiOns - --- Lucille Hawkins - Pomeroy Soelety Editor - Middleport "" S""t'ety Mr~ t rrH st Jones :and daugh tcr Carol Jean of Columbus are here VIS iting the formers lister Mus Jean Lama Mr Jones ac compamt>d them down on Frida) and spent the weekend berc Mrs Sadie Starkey housemoth er at Davis Hall Rao Grande College was the w~ekcnd ,guear of her itsler Dr Kathryn Poindexter Charles Rou•h son ol Mr and Mrs Chester Roush 1s 1ll w1lb Mason PTA Plans meaoiOJ d Mrs Anna Hayman 1s rcporle Rummage Sale 1n critJclll condition at her home on North Fourth Avenue This Saturday Mr anrt Mrs Edmu•d Wells were m GalltpoiiS Monday OYen The M:l""'O Elementary School mg where they v1s1ted their dau PTA wt\1 spunsor a rummage sale ghter Mrs Richard Jones and on Satu rday Feb 8 begJnmng at new baby at Hol:zer Hospital 10 a m at thf' B and B Market ln BEAUTY • Mason SHOP Proceeds from the ~ule Will go to the groups aperat F'Ig fund In addat10n the PTA w1Usponsor a dance for taeenagea/j and sub teenagers on F'r1day Feb 21, at the Mason Youth Center There wJII be no adnu ss1011 charged Thte dance will be fram 7 30 p Hair Cutting Styling- Bleaching and Tinting OPEN 9 TO 5 M"ON THROUGH SAT mtollpm Closed Wed Afternoon Pb 311M 109lf.t Court St Birthday Party Held On Sunday For Michael Ash J\1r und Mt s lll chard A ~ h en tcrtamod at lhc 1r ncv. hom e 1n SHacu ~ c S md 1y celebrating thctr Hon s tmthd IY Mtrl ey who was two with 11 dmn cr PlC R( nt were Mt ~ !<:!ward Haw Icy anrl Sharon \1! 11 Eclllh Hood Mr ~ L llum Smith ~hurlce unci Mr und Mrs MaiHim ~Iiller and Mr und Mn; Oo 1 fl11ll t J and son of Colu mUus ami ~I (keys broth H Rttk f'V Art er t~ e rl nnu1 Mr and Mrs Dalley slowed ('ltiOtl d slides Ihe) took 1\1 1lc 11 l altfornicJ of the no~C' Paraclf' D t ~ IH' J nncl ot he r plo c~ :1 llORl! I and of Knwl gam e an rl severn! m tc u~. t RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN PLASTIC DRAPES Wuahable ehrink ~;olors Jace~ Faduproof No lronlnK Won l Rccclvtod - Jftnl\ final Class On IJapan Is Held The fourth and fmal clas11 on the mJs.~Jon ~tudy on Japan for the Youth Fellowship of the Umt ed Method 1st CWJrch tftugltt by Mrs Harry P '!l:mith waa held ~unda'i evemng at the church Members of the class were Pat ty Blakeslee Freddie Bo~d. Da v1d and .Janet Brown, James and I '~ Socdl:l 11 Dr and Mu E A Traty of C()o lumbus were week end guest.: of hu parents Mr -'"d Mra E J Tracy af Ball Run lfr and Mrs Paul Flaher apent Sunday In Calumbua wltlt tbeir son and daughter In law, Mr and Mrs Jamel Fisher and dauabtet devotionals were Mn Nancy Johnson while Mrs Ven Roush gove the ocrlp. readlft• and a prJO!'er Mm ules of the preYlous meetinr and the rolJ ealJ were given by Mrs Donald Ohlinger A questian and a,u:wer 5eii10n waa eonducted by Mts. Frank Rey nolds with Mra Lawrence Clark willnlng the prJJe A report on tbe County Caun cJl meetinr was &iven by Mrs. Re)' nolds and Mr11 Ramona Holhdl)' Janel Carpenler Allen and Chari es Downte Larry Marshall Dou glas Moore John Thomao Blllv and Johnny Young and Paul Reu ter Mtss Sharlee Neuman of Colum· eounty home demOJI.IIratlon acenl bus opent lhe week end wllll her They anoolileed to-tho rroup that parents Mr and llfn Charleo Neu- anyone In the dub wlahlng to toke man of Syracuse the llrat a1d caurH could do so llr and Mrs Robert ~~~~~; j T•ppero Plain• visited New Hoven In l"ebruary Mrs Light refreshments were serv With J..lr and Mn Clarence Morgan ahauld be contacted ed durmg the three prevwus meet rews and fami1)1 ease a penon dealres to take Roush, Mrs Ven Roush, lin Vica Roush, :Mn Donald Duncan, ,Mrs Earnle Roush, !Ira Alva Luckey doo, Mrs Lee Workman, Mrs Frank Reynolds Grace Sayre, Lu cy Smith and :Mrs John Holliday Coaehes' Poll Ranks Panthers First20 co 11) ..ueea 11 ey were accom the class study and served foor'l panled horne by Ed1th Ann Mee1 VOL if CQLUMIIUS UP- Th• United Press Ohto High S<bool Basket ball R•tln~~ wttb flrat place vot es and woq !oat rl!cordl lne!udin1 games of Fi!b 1 in parentheses Tum Poln.. mgs w1th Mrs C F Tompkins tbe courae I Mlddleiown 29 13-0 342 entertaonmg the group wtth a Mrs Harold Erwin and daughter The olaueo will be l,tughl by 2 Clevc Eut Tech 1 13-0 261 tea party on the thtrd meeting Mol Galhpofell~ anbd 111 " 1 ~dlaaSJoin Ralph Glbba, Jr, and will be held 2. Z:me.~vtlle 14.0 211 1 110'" once eacb week for five weeka 4 Hamtiton Sunday evenmg Mr and UrJ d ees l:h M0 UB, v u::lh lll 11!1. Harry P Sm1th. entcrtatned the A~tewt M rs r;m..s.L.mo der, 111 Mn Each aesslon will last for two class and thmr partn•s folloWing 1 Mal rl ~;a anTh nr an ra u; XAVIER MINUS "TWO CINCINNA11 UP-The Xovler Utu•erstty basketball te~m Ins! two play&ra j>oea~ of la.slte dllftcultles Tiley frt 11 !o,ward Cdrnelluo ~emsn n1 substllute gnard Jerry We~ls, both' ot whol. ware plaood tpa ocholaatte ptlillaUon ~ \ Sit\ ••Jftlllt 92 W~llnt, W, ~·· 53. ' Ohio Unlvonlty 16 Plorllll It~ 66 \ Youn1stown 92 Alllanet, ~.."st ELBIRFELDS Tuppers Plains ONLY Pair f 1f1 mto one bowl ot a twin Sink, SpKlGI WYtllhQ QIVes custltoned protect•on for y01or dolhto whUtlloey drafn diY • quickly, oosUy, heallhfully, ' ~ l ·W1 Corr-Y The COmplefe Lille~w R~bber""'ld Hovuwores • " ' 'Main FlOAt. £1. . ELl:& i' (Continued 1111 Pale Five) Martm' Hotel Js Defendant .... A• Ul ourt ction c 11 , J 1'1.. ' "'" 11/e/tvtl.anttt ••• tlia'rrtllllin,•• r< ,.. .. ' .. 1958 MERCURY formation on 're.~earch H bomb r_eooUo!" 10 ,!~~=:· I \)' TURNPIKE CRUISER Mere 0 Matte Wiute Wall ftres 800xl4 Power Brakes, Power Steering, Puwcr Seats B1g 1\adto 'lachomeler Gteen and While Twu Tone Pamt This car h.ts less than 14 000 miles and is perfect in eve•y wav Local one ..;,~ CWRCI ~ I ~ 00 Yo11 Save Hundreds of Dollan At This Price I \U Work COmpltlell ion Tlwla Week i't ,tatlft lcf. Tl.i piUd lot laotl.. cctilliiri ""' Wuiy. I ' ' 1\11' )~~ral Ser~~ t .,- lltek st)'ll~ ~ p;rtlla• I ~rge Goddard ,< ' f1ail!ol't Aztsc " alli'u@JC aow IIYW, I <lllltil 11101 lo, lltat df all; ~Jo ie ~~~I per{OCJ Cl!ll'p....t \II Jlol Olber IDe I to.. ot,.... holM.,,.. ... 111-tovtlanao with tlit riel. ._:t IIIICI II~ n(w 6\lll'ot llellplllal ""'~ ~ Ito m ualq!IC ..,t b chold In lht ~·• wood ,lbifl!i<i of die .. f AIIIAMATIC 1•PIICIIIIOUP WILL IXCHANGI IICUTI WASH!NGTON, Fob. I UP Britain and the United Stat01 will exlhange more oeeret~ on hydroceo power at a confmMe nut week at lhe Naval Reom<lh Laboratory here Rop"'ae~tatlvel • elf tho two nations, wbleh lo· I ol th~ .fl'om tile blf Sean Roeb~di w'i e~o~se Here starled \!Jday , Pred~rlck A Fruhuer, ldonU fled as t building eontr•etor, went ' d 1.,...Y on trial on a Jl'IO ebarae He 10~ a Sears emloye were tndtcted aloni wltlt 1lx former Pirilcrobure Ilremen on barees II'•~·· oul of I IOrtOI 0 tbe!".. liver a perloll of aeveral mqntba tlom Seati. ' Two of tile 111 flreme~ plead ed NSlllf list week lild will be ll!ntonce~ next week They ' haw• isked for PJ'II~tlon ~~tea Monday tbreuth Saturday 9to5PM. Eveninl By Appolatment 105 I lnd St. Pemeroy Phone 269-M , THIS WEEK ONLY! $ Arthur Generals lla~me SQapped a five-game winning streak of McArthur tn \ rldlcuoualy euy but exceed l!llly rough •let~ on lhe Tor nado home Door Wolfe, the JI.(J gontus at the outoicle •hot rolled/ In 01 polnll , with ~~~ 18 field JOlla aqd 16 of 19 free throws t; • lfhls OU\pul'erased Bob Tay• I tor:,. prevlouo &lillie gatne record I" or 46 set up In 11135 It also W set a new single "'""' polnto Tbe Meigs County ~llnlaterlal scored record while Wolle bar all AOioclallon met Mondoy at the ., t 1 I t 1 eaa our l,m.. Y•• 0 Pay home Of the Rev Floyd Work 'l'oYior, lh ~~ big year-li!lllo'- man pastor o! the Letart Falls hod hi! 526 poln4 wolfe · rues Methodist Chureb ' dll)l nlgllt raised ~b t.UI to 1133 Rev John Elwood prO.!Idenl In 17 bll)e& tfib b '" .....~. of p,resl~ed at the meetlnr. which 3U per ouli'lt , opeped with devotions ted by the I Whll~ the !,.,or~ of a Unlvao host paator: The rellglou. mvlce ,miY be neede4 lo lertot out all to be held al the Metgs County , \be recorda W~lfe broke 1~ II be Fair on Aueust IZ was dl.. usoed lleved at thla &laje lie also H:t Rev Elwood gave a report on the ' recordo for pastor's conYentlon held recently Tile mosl field goals In a sea In Columbus son 1 4-year high ochooi career Follo~lng the meeting dinner IUt\1. • game waa smed at the parsonage by Tl\li most lo•tl throws •onvert the lad!" of the church 1 ed ln "e seuon career and •• Attend!og were Rev Eugene •Ingle lll!ne Brown Jjev Robert Palmer ROY Wol!e'.Tind Taylor are firal Wesley Jenklni, Rev Ralph c eoualna Zundel Rev Roy Wlllla\lll. ROY • Tltla was the ftrst gamc .,.thls El'fl)nd an4 Rev Workman )a,)' that ~!e 'fillO~ .uJi~ pll/.. ·tal~ T~~ nut J11eetln4 wl:tbe hel4, jn'ltie ileeon~ !lUifiF ,11~ hli Moni!ty,' ljlrdl. 3, a( Wuai< niNI Whllllilill!l. • ... lnutes ene Ch~ 11! IUtlliap ., before Its end Coach 14rrt ,!lor rlaon mlgned him to tbe bench SlarA•J tha !lnol haj! Wolle had his ~I polnll by two minutes before the end when be dreW hi! flltlt infraction and .,t down !or I n•tlonally .clvertle' • '/foc1e Thqr$1ay ' 1 Portland Man Draws $100 Fine And tJV" ')ADay Ttrm At ~ J_- ~·-1 001lt!M13Y d Jud an anne • woman &t'Pftpo!Dt , q~ the Tornado basketball team hit 51 points in 27 mmutes ol COLUMBUS UP-The Ohlp DJa. playing time last night in a 99 69 sheUaclng handed the Me· oster Comll!llteo or the U S De- WI! I ~ ReJI•e£' Drouf1hl O R-t -i;i , ers "It ~ cnn arra•e.' eiUSeO, Farm • tl Every existing lndividllal basketball record in the ljistory Of Meifi'S COunty of RaCine High Scl)oolls being r.eV!sed today after Carl Wolfe ~ partment ol Agrtculture lodoJ refused a request for dro~grtt relief model by falmero ol Alben~ Jado.!o~ Lawrence, Sctolo Gal Ita and Metga COUD\Iea The decision was baaed on a prlne~plo that one year of droulht IS •n mherent risk ' In farming ' ;md blmsell, Wilson, ~2, at hm apart runer~l ~rvlcea '11111 )be held Ttiuraday al 2 p m from the Ewln( funeral Chopel for Georre G~d¥d, 81, who died Tueodoy 1~ the 1felp GOIIml Hoapilll where he hitl bee~ a pstleqt The 40ceued blind sl'ce he ;~.., eiiW~rs of 1ge l'tllded at the lle!ll Couob Home lor a number pi yo~ Survtvilll- reJatlvea .,. Eorl C!Jitef, Btclnt, DII)IOdeU Hlcgln tioltom, lliclne and Mrs Aitnt seitm, lljelt!l" said pll)lmento for algns Crow, Crow and Pocter are plalnti!ro attor· neys A dlvorce , oult was !lied by G·-et Reid ,ler 1\llnenvllle, va...Ronald L iller, Jr' l,Jiddteport !I'BrlOII and O'Brien Ire the plalntllt'a aUomey• pIan Evamrelist ,-.., SerVI•"e8 At TJtll>.,. ,., .rlt.' ~• ..ch Of CJu.;"l tdlw,10 j 114lildlewrt Chu~b o! his plonned e~aniellatle :'btr.:r r~~:u.t..~:.·~:~ spotted the victim's car parked building The WO!IIan Mrs Vera ' m an alleyway Shenang ~prmJJ!i • .,· -ted Of lb400 IAJU Early 11/edn..:-.lay 1Y Cl!IU Mae $hinnon Wll Wilson wao charged with ' 111011 acini threall" and lodled I~ )he Lowrenee Couol)' loll unUI or ralgnment In county court later to- I d su~~:.:~~~·~:r::.~~gr~\ 1:,•• ~;! ~e capture epded 1 three«ate committee said ~ I m•DhUJtt In Oblo aod nelghborll!l IIS.entucky and wost VII11BIL , llpo. Sh•ndn'a fol'lller husband, Sheriff Robert~ H•"'•nbach re· -r ld th U lied - . u ~,. Lowreoce, to 0 n .,...,. ported todoY thleveo forced a real '\' thot Wilson !led wstb hll ex-wlf11 door Into Sheunc Spr!DP Nllo alter abe declined to "go and Uf#' Club WIY lhla morning, C!.lcapinl with him th hn ted III ta ~· Wtlaon, whose own wile II ~~ wl "' eat I • ( mg a divorce, WI! deaerllJU "Iii Pronteton Erneat Gr""m IDd pobce as luvlng ~ Vlolont loln~' Belle RUIIOh l4uRd their They utd be bad ,beeo In lalll'lli'l box, ahuiOe 1191111 and a , Dougllts Hemsley 47, of Syro, bitting a man wtth a bat ot ~ qan rifted In addition two cuse was treated on TUesday at soOball aame a ~r qo '~ ful polio eards were taken the Meigs General Hoapltal ond "Drunk and 1)>.....,.. j iflnaleheet yet,.. to be 00.,... releaaed followjng an aoeldent at Wtloon according to authort1 p d n whllkJJ otoe~ I the entrence of the Philip Sporn woo 'drunk danger•••· armed 1 w~ llt•orlaed jn~ Wll 1el Plenhl Graham ~taUon at approx under a mental ajr,tn" the Ia let d l!!>twein s ..~ '• m lmafeJy 8 a m few weeki due tO hla wile's -:Jlio men wtno bolt!c held for Hemsley Wa! the driver of vorce otllon , fu~,..r lnveil!llt!On In eounty car which met held-on Wlljt anolh oConlmued on Page Three) " laH lodll' DelD &a~er, Zl, RD. er outo driven by George A Hout A~eno, 0, wu btWJht ID )ly the Jr Ill Gallipolis, O~to It was rc :lt. • itall potrol ' ported that the two ..,, met cJilar Lj!o, ~~~. alter a •ltuUitemp ~ av~ \.~ 11 , , ~~,ft. bfO~\ to 10lllslon , !1}..;.. ~-t ., ~~Qir l!out war -bout ~eliQ• the > Sporn plant entrance ilnd ~ad pul led left when he saw Hemsley's J. car He Immediately swerYed back 81 Du< IDle 3 to the richt bul Hemsley had al CAPE C~NAVERAL F1 lJP ti ready pulled !o hiS left to lVQld ' a v~t the acctdont-'Both cars turned snto The Navy's jinxed Vanguliil roc the same talte and coiUded tel fmally struggled mto tbe •ky D~magea to the two cars wer& :~~~. \~d~o \~~le:ta ~~~~!·~\n~ ~me estimated at $11100 No charges fltght and had lo tie destroy~d \ • made by qfflcero ln•estil!at The1 new Non follure oent,•ev Hu"' Mcloltllln, 88• New aven, Ina lh• miObaJloral million dollan worth of CID dted at blo hlllfie thl• nlommg He ~ers tumbllllg Into the Allanite was IJGrn July :12, lllli9 ot Letart. } It left the'!leshly Ioun~hed Army w ~ Hla parento ""' the Explorer riding alone among the • 1 Mestars l"lth the ae•ond RWIIlan Sp~nlt ~,!!~•· preceded him lh death In 1 rp wot no tndtcalton whoa " h the Na~ mtghl try o•aln lo gei Survlvon lncl•de one dau, tor, :111'1 Wlllae l"olnter with wbom he vest pocket satellite Into orbit made bla home, one l;liother, aboard the Vanguard Ano~her Frank lleMIIIIn, Hartford, lour Val H Reuter of Pomeroy who rocket " ready But the aludy of grandchDdren, tllree a\Op-Jil'ind operated the Melp County Gre~n w~ot happened to today'a wtll chlldrn, eight greot,..andchll b,ouae here for a number of yeara u~doubtodly delay It drea tiled lote Tu"doy aftornoon after Still hopeful, a Navy spokesman runerol aervleeo will be rrld11 a protraoted illnO.. •n Waahlngton aald ' We've got at 2 p m at the Now Hoven EUB • 1earn1ng ' 11 th e Chiii'Ch with the Rev Ralph M• Funeral sen>lm will be beld more lo do were Friday at Z P m from lhe time honey oUictatlng with the !ICY K ,Ewing Flineril Chapel wllh Rev IROKI IN TWO J SCot~ oaajsting Eu•ene Brown or the Unoted Me It wao e•tlmat•~hat the roc Blll'lal will be Ia Longdale Cern· • Cburch of which tho de- •-,,e~ belleved to thodlol carry1ng a ete- ~ve Gnham .,. ceased was a member offlclatll18 simple form 01 IIfe 1n Ito ~ate1 P'rlends moY call at the Louise Bunal 11 to be made In the lito rose to between IO,(JIJO end l"olmer resldeoce, New H6ven, Beech Grove Cemetery 20,000 lee~ leu than lour mlleo aftel: 1 p m Thursday Masonic Lodge or Pomer~Jl' !64 bcfor~ It hung m the oky broke will hold Maaoitle rltu at the lnJo two fiery pl<ci!IJ and beaan Merat ho111• 'thurldll' cvonlna falling baek 11 wda the~ 1blm 1Jlli..annlr at 7 30 :JI m • up from the ,..ouna 6ne ,ii;llilltii '"~ The dee•~aed '"'as a momher of alter launching ~ ' w 'F & A M, Pomeroy '-lAidge Dr. Jo'ln Hl&eb, " Pomeroy Chaplet No 80 and Vang~ard projoet, Syra11use Man fnJ•IIr dT esda Ae MiHha y n uto noo i s p b I "I Navy'sVanJJIIar., "I""' ;:,a,_e e F ')s 2 r· - •' Hul:l•h McM.ll'JQ,,88 CJann • ed By h NH H At avelt ~ere r·i41F.sl Par'"~rsburg K A damage ault for brooch of eon tract flied here loday liking Fir,.mens·TJiAL lor pluo Interest and coots v.·~ ~ frunopmald~rmeuneta'l 0forPehrrylghw·.·, ', !.1,ed Va H. Reuter ' ' ' "' '(le..ulay PlalnUft oeatnst Perry doing Claimed B D th Un Gets U n hu1lne11 as the Hotel Martin, Pom 'f eft ' PARJO!RSBURG w V• w- eroy, II Benn Blinn, dba The Sign Moq, Columbus Ohio Late T..esday • ., Trial of tb\ ntat of ·~t men His petition clloa two contracll charged In opnectton with to be In orreAn OD rental LAMP SHADES Streak Armed P Wf• h .l 51 p • l B $3,522 Beauty Salon lead for a minute and 25 seconds here last night In an SEOAL basketball game, then fell steadily behind until tbe final bUZZ> er as the Pomeroy Panthers played one of thetr more brUllaot games of lbe seaaon, wmning handtly, 7153 This was league victory No 11 for the Panther• against one defeat They malntalaed their one • I ' .,..:,:-.....,_-;,.-t"'-'~·- ' I I ::J: • CRI·~ ....' H~·~W!" J~~leA~ ° "'" ' ...,. Stee} t fiJose PIant B~=~~~n~·.~·~,. wlf: N~• r:J·: 9~~~~!:~~J;n Mn waa the sccohd actu.al t~;~ur t:hlldrel} ruacy 23 Rel.lter and The guest aololot and song lead· ~ er Ia to be 1\llas Rose Anlllimanlpn who to lo arrive on MondoJ She '" 1•• been 1 woue v known, ,,.v I' ·""'·! ' ·~1caco protelevlllon otu liD i Ch gram lor 18 months She h11 been alnglnJ In oU PIN of the country at church conventions Bible eon • ferenet!o ond ~outb rallies, 11 well .. ber work aa eva•leliltle servlee solol1t ' The conlfeeotloo feels QUito tbon~ul !hot 11 baa been po11lble to urange .to bring 111t11 1 fl~e sololal as Mlas Anoomanlen IIIIo the -munl(J. The w•~~:hlng throdghoul the meetlnj> will he hy the local mlilll ter, Fred L Gl!'fner ~!ceo are at 7 so each algbt e~~ sat~o. 11fd oh sunday monilu Blbl~ &ehpol is at 9 30 atidillornlill SeR'le! 10 SO The public ~ InVIted. Dean (Fern) Qavb of Gnlllpoll1 fallurl!' of tbe lull rocket ' ., Guy of Pomeroy roul of Tipton, bl7 Iowo, Dr Raymond Re~ter or (Conlmued m Page Three) B•nnet' Iowa and Roy or Pome ' " ~ <OY Ru11ell Reuter a World War Ul vetoron preeeded htm In death on Feb 17 1948 ~ Alan surviVIng arc two btoth era. Wlllllm Reuter of Middle port and Albert Reuter of Char UU,. Ieston, w va. There are also 12 1rand children and one greal Mr' VICtor Younr tndoY urged lfandcbild that all contrlbutlona to the March ~f Dimeo drlv' he turn!"~ In to the MelJo Polio foundation P'und as soon as pi)Bslble ./ In her annoulllttilent Mra I Young olso Jllld that latoot con· tributon to the POlio P'und are ....., .,. Mldtlleport Elemeqqry School t\..•1100, Sallabury Scli.OI 131.111. I' Pomeroy Central ,Sebool $47.110, 1 ry Pom,roy Sugar llun $82 Of, Porn· Gravcslde oervlcea will bo held eroy lqn\b High, ...70, Pome on T~orodll' at 2 p m. at the roy Senior 111gb 1110 48, Roome E1 c~eshlr< Gravel Hill Cemetery ementary fU, lm~l Electric for Jam"' )!:dward Swortz, two 1110 • ond o hill month old ••• of Sgt Rutlaod l!letbodlit SUndllll Corey on~ Mtn Elliot Swans. lll'h®l tlB, llullana Metblidlat W The baby illed In Gelnatuaon Sc.& $11, BPW Club $0, Flril Bap Germony, where Ius !ather Is Jta tlo~ Chur"'11 , _Jllddleporl 180 26 tt.ooed wltlt llle U S Army Phil Y(ijlliiiloon, $8, Roelne Ladtea The Rev 1f!• H Cart will ofll Aull~ $11, B H Stnborn Ml,. ~to •.~ tM .ier.tce. ilonari Society •• 'MD. A V E• ~eitdl' ;~V: •call at the Jlaw aln,ton ~. Amer~n leeto• 1'0.1 Ungi'CQ,~t;l Fune.-1 Home until Sllwtlllli)' e1u and Iii of P 11169 lime o! lbl: aervtce. ~oy eto. ' rch Of Di•es Contrib"'lions • Listed T. ..l..:y Ora·van •...Jde RI.tes PJ!Inned Thursd!ly • Q.ild uf Swartz ' . Coa~~~~!.!~ ~~~~~!~~e~!~ ' I game lead over conteDder AtheDJwhteh nllled magnlft..ntly In the Mrs. c. J•Mullen last to edge Golllpollo 58Js New Chainnan MstageThe forpatroneofofnclorlea oet tho the most thrtlllnc For Heart Fund le~:!h''~,~~··R!~~o~~·~;:~!ho Mn Ch:trleo J Mullen Ltnloln came out of lhetr mod...i!on ~uarter Its MCArthUr wOlfe8urns U TheNetS I ooa. CIIIH:ttlt of mQt/t,. •!""'-~' • • a(lne ~~ 1 ton D C snd now with the Ohio State Division of Waler will be the IUCsl speaker MYRTIS KAY'S Pome1·oy Cagers In Brilliant .., littne Pomeroy·Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, F•bruary 5, IBM FQr "'unty Fair Spring Patterns In OPEN Thur11day Afternoon!! 248 R.II.II'gt•OUS Ser"i'ce New PRICF.S RtaSON ABLf, NO. M'IDISters • Plan ' s,..... ,l IX 1 st'(!l'ltary of the Atnericall Forestry AssociatiOn in Wa8bhla: aa fl~cr ~,: ! Jus texlglass ()lastlc and !lllfrhmcnt - Hll or wluch ClUJ be cleaned hy either t1 damp or d1y cloth at y t 114t• thi.n::.;~·~f Dcllcattl Comu now wh1le we have just motif~ $1.00 po•moi)~ Meet and ncwclil pattcrn 6 111 whut .Y O1 wnntl These are made of w 111 1HI ~ washable materials {Iorah secn1c mo l ~ rn and cla111c " ..;....- I I dent Clork The ougg..ted m the otudy book The for a week end flslt m~nu consisted of bean soup re Mr and Mra Malcolm )(ee1 IISh rtce dessert · lth ~lneapple •pent Sundoy 10 Golllpolla with llfr and Mrs Herb and Clover Club To and pec81il potato chippers 1nd Mr and Mrs Harold Erwin ad family of Man•fleld have moved tes Mrs C E Nease and Mrs famtly and were aeeo"npanied here to the William Fortney prop. Or Monday Tomptms ass•sted Mrs Smith m home by their daughter, Edith The Good Luck ~ lover 4 H servmg Ann Ethel Slout atlend•d the Cluh of Mason wtll hoi~ theJr Parents and guests present Billy Hysell of Columbus wu 11m1wer for Mr and Mrl Gall Me regular meetmg on nex~ Monday were Rev and Mn Eugene the week end eueat hll poronta' at the bome of hla brother 01 mgh l, Feb 11 an the basement Brown, Mrs W R Carpenter Mr and Mra Cbarleo Hyaoll ' and llro Norman McCoin Sat of lhe Melhodut Church Mrs Frank Veughan Mrs Edgar Mr and Mra Rolph )'rye an~ ovenlnf The r~oght h11 been designated Thomas Mrs !lank Young Mrs son of Doyton were week end Poul Martlil aod dauahtor for a public meetmg w1lh every T A Downie Dr and Mr< C E guesb of relativeo here Katy of Cheahlre, '11r inij )Irs one mtere&ted m 4 H work mvit W Downie Hensley Brown and 1\lr ond Mra Charleo Eatew and Harold Gardneilltnd family and ed to altend Bill Gregory Ma Mike Roberts family, lololden, W v , spout the Mlaa Sonja Lo:llley of Columbus son County agricultural agent wlek end ol the home on west ware week end (ueata or i!r and will show a f1lm Main St Mn Carl Lollll'y Pomeroy Garden Mr and Mro RQstoe Wise of Mr ond Mn llerald Violet al Allton& are the pest& of her por tbe Gold~· [W.mttna Annl Club Hosted By ents, Mr and :111'1 John Scclt,1'or veury of :&r ond Mrs Potter Mtd eat Run tiff o! Hemlock Grove, Sunday Mrs. Edward Boer Homer Carleton returned home Dorton J;;JJel o! Norrowa, Va Saturday after a two weeks vlait collin( on hla niece '!lr and to Ctnclnnatl with relotlvea Gordon Chevalier and sons evening Ethel Stout attended blrt:hds<Y dinner In honor o! he Amateur Garden daua:hter, Mrs Mae Dorst Sunda) at the home of Mrs Dorst Club Mepting To dou1hter, Mr and Mra Don Hed ley, 1 Be On Wednesday Mrs Neloel We~thefman Mn The Ml~dlepflll AR)a,~ur G!!!' Eunice H~!O) and mother, Mrs Tall, ••lied on Mra Unnu den Clu~ wltl" meet 'tfe!lkeaday Frldoy. evenlnr It ~ oO ot the home of and Mrs Gordon Chevalier Mro Cecil Bradbury oons were SUn~IY IU08tl of This will be an open meetlpg olster, Mr an~ )ira Rolanp ~nd each member hu been aoked ~lmon an4 family of Bearwallow to brln& a guest S L. Frost or Columbuo for FEATURING 'fillS \t'EEK% Ju~t I ~nited Methodist I Mas.on Good Luck MIDDLEPORT New Shipment Ph011e 8244 • e The table had a hluc cloth on t! Ele-..uor S. Schaaf - Middleporl Soelety Editor - Phout 6t79 Mrs CeCil Bradbury orgamst opened the meetmg w.1.th an organ prelude Mrs Milton Hood, pres a· dent gave the opening prayer and welcome~ the guest.s who w~re from the various ch~rches m the R1o Grande Baptist Association These Included Racme, Cheshire Pomeray Rw Grande and the Mid dleport Mt Monah Baphst Mrs Paul SmtJrt conduc•ed the "cvotJOnal service usmg as her topic, 'lnosmuch of Servmg She cloacd w1th prayer Mrs Frances Bearhs sang a solo My Task Mrs Charles Bennett had the Love G1Ct dedication prayer Mrs Hood then mtroduced the guest 5peaker Mrs Francis Nyeu a farelgn student at Ohio Umver &Jty where she ts workmg on her Masters Degree Mrs Nyeu wh.o u Chmese now hves m Farmosa She talked abo l the situation .,hlch ex1sts 111 China today and also cxplameo the Iellglous t'US toms and the cducahon system SHIRLEY'S • ''•• • B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society lng at nlhe chureh OL ,, Allrm ..o Junction ':P...'f5 Owen Dlller of Portland .who pleodad pOly to -ult IJld hat tory be!.,. MoJor Charleo LoJilr Tuesday night wu ftned $100 and COI!.i llld &eA!ea<od to ao doyt lD J•~ eourt aetlona lnetuded 1 fine Of $D ood eoou to Laurel Rico for 1'111lnin 1 1 red light 1:5 l!lld <Olio lo Dol!! D..la, ume cbaYre. 'ltle court hound Leo Dailey ov er to the eounty ,..and Jury on hu pleo or bol IUtlly to non oup. port He .... released on $l!OO hold OhiO Will olump Tuellllay nogltt with a burot County the Centro! OhiO HOirl AlsoeJatJon announced today The loa! drove twl of a fund railing ,.mpa1gn throughout the nation wtll be conduct.8 from February I through Z8 Fundo are UJtd to oponsor heart ,. aearch commumty aervtee and eduCJttonat program• In Ohto M~~.~,..~~ ~.~.;:~~~· b~~~ I Friday mghl or Ath{na the fol· lowing fmlay to tie !or the title They Jt.o•e 1o win both to take 11 all, mumoog Atheu defeatJ CO. gan at Athena Frtollty night ''The bon played better lomghl Much bettor • WIJ Coaeh Belton I ha~~! ~:u'!.":, eapectally plea• tnl to Retlon olnce It wu tbll oame team which pullted the Pan. hen to a 72-71 effort In !tnt round play Every Panther ha& a good maht ot bi• Jpectally last ruaht league leadmg 1<orer ST John· 1011 hanged In " pointJ on IZ llelden and II of 12 free throws HiJ bueketJ came on a wide variety of oboto - long hot soft pUJh shots from drep In the fop! elrde 20 teet away and drive-so layupo around helpieQ utleudero we~~·~.~~! ~~:1. =·~~ 'ltop John.-n at any eott", he sttll In pomll rolled But ST dtd" t roll the lint quar tor His ftYO poml produetmn wu augmented b} the No. 2 Panther obooter, Paul Folmer, wtth lour, Jumor Hawthome'• four and Bruce Z1rk!e'o ftelder After trailing ~ in the font 10 aeconds on Brando.a's neat corner thot, Folmer tied st up ot fi 25, Johnson got bia ftnt butet IJld Folmer htt again !or 8-2. 0 The quarter endfld IHI By t) 1 ball lime tl wu 33-23 At the third A Mlildlt!'1>rl pollee oflleer penod It wu fl\.34 'l'ueodoy nl&ht ... ah!olvod of Thu lloldy dtmb .... built on any cbll'lfl ot belq oer!lltnl good reboundtng ar..Unat 8-3 GeDe of hla c!u\i!to 11 a:. ial meet Morgan by Howtoorne and John ot memr the outstanding defeOJIVe work P!'.....,.M 4, C. 0. l'llllj .~4lflde copunei!OWiD& the andw"-~n. anhdandFoiii~-~Y Zirkld! poandtnl 'oi[:::::::;>,_ , .; r ' "'\'n'i\tirr' 1 l!o ._,.eek will -· 1101 • •• • ... • ( ' l::":d~.. theydownUIWD aactiOI pfCi!Uclion Hellac! 131olnti""at A •ullable explanation was ol 01 Pt Pleount 00 Satunlay mom- pme o end Hawtho.....,lpped lJl lered' at the meefing bY the p.. tng at 10 o'clock ••eordm( lo Lt ?, Zirkle bad 6, 3, of tbe tYolman In question, In whtcb It Col 0 v Knipp ehatrman of the starting 'trot! Fi~. was potnted out that there wu a Safety and Good turn <OmDlltteeo COij:h Retton all but eiJ!4ned bll ml!undentondiDg II to What COD for the l!oy Scouts of Amertta tn bench lit the las! OllnUlo aod I stttuted hiS acluil duty "' a ,.. h.alf Hil reserve~ continued tbe suit all Mtddloport pol.,. offieera the area pace, moving the score from 46-47 II.<d outllnl!d to them just who: ••:·~;·~~:~h~ij;"'tJ:':: ,,continued on Pace four) their aclual duties compr180 m the parade Memben or the l--'-----~~-It was a110 lndleated that fu Juntor and Semor Higlt School ture meetmra will be held at 1I haDdl of Pt Pleaunt will march numerous timca In order tliat any In the parad& while the Honnan departmental Juu.. may be oet Hi&h School and Wahama lli&h tied School handl have beea Invited lo pirtidjlate In addition mthtary equ 1pment 1rom the NatiJill• I Gu••d ~ at pt I Pleasant Will take part 1ft \he GALLIPOLIS, 0 UP-llanag~ event Clayton Pullins will aerve ment personnel of the Ohto Vol II Pmde Mmhall ley Electrlt Co Will operate the J~ere Bill Knight ehalnnan of Boy Kyger Creek plant If the Ultll Scout w..k octtvttieo, has urged ty Workers Uruon of AmeriCa go 1" ... ~~ Ill ..~nts and scouts to parttcl on !lrtke, •ompany offtetals an \Aiii!IC ~nounced today• Ju••· carloo Reiker of II!C' pole The uitlon 1-o!c!ntly authorized """ k 1 Cono•lav~hll tenllttvely ae a commttl .. ita to conducl FebrU~ 17 u the date be will •ole among member~a llrt Howe hear Mel , County food fre.,er ever a strike bas not fJern set clle Ob vs L M Tyo of Mar The eomp>ny oaod tl 'lak" tetta very senauoly" Ito duty and re-' mallllain PI\W This waa learned here today "sponathiltty suppl} toIathe AlomoctheEner" from Supreme court Justtce cart I" commission 'and the Portsmouth Weygandt who mlonned local W area , The AEC has a plant 1n court officials Judge P.etkcr hos Chules Russell filed petttiono nearby WIYerly 'bMn wlgned for nomination 1o the offll!l< of th 00 County commlsswner subJect to pa~' ~n~~~~~ •~usbarga:tl '"':;. Judee Bacon dlaquahfoed htm the l\loy J\epubltcan pnmary elec- good fatth In the three month& of self from the tml whtch will be Uon, Tuesd.v. br••m•• to four the U 1 Th v.. -~··~.eeking the wants eonJ,rlela nego at ons e uo..,, lj'llbout a JUTY an ground8 be had number of ~condtda1P-• !horlor work week, a~ 1 too ~ny other dulles and be llOil mcrease In shtlt dtfferenltal pay• MicMltpoliol p Jice Of Duty" Nt•Jigence '' Parade T Open BoyScoul ' eeklnl P.ll.. At Pt. Pleasant ..•. 8 w- OVEC Managm'g Personnel May 0perate Kyger Judge Ass' gned u T.() Hear Freezer Russell Files Pen•tl.ODS For ' -mmissioner 0 ,.. ~~ ::r:.~~ ~~rc h~!d :!r·::~ o~::to;h~::;; ~u:~~~h~: :·~~ :~~ :, 1 ~1." ,':~ ~~~:n facta eumbent, and Cla1r Kar'r Ju••e John c Bacon ftled bia has chargcll "'ii oneTheof state ftve sale.smen who TYo mlsreII peUlions tor the Common Pleas Jud•esbip Perry Rtfls has filed -ented facts an contr.~~cts con for eaudtlor and George Metnh:tr1 •·eluded w1th at least 15 Melgod for county representatiVe County buy'l'' of freezers an Deadlme tor filing all pelotions food to put 10 them was 4 p m todoly Judge Betker first likely Will A revival meeting at the Chiton 1\1 E Ottureh from Feb u to 23 waa announced today On February 12 1 •isual z.l hour Prll)'8r Service will be held with !lev Rldtard Wrtght pastor Ill the church, Ia charge With Mrs Lloyd Hollman as song Ieeder The public Ia tnnled to attend the aenlcea which begm st 7 SD each evtulng MIIGS GENIRAL HOSPITAL Admlulotla Charleo Hannalu,' Pometox ' Dlach.fgeo William Kouf!, of Pomeroy, Lowla Ellu, Mldtlleport, Laura Hayman, Mlneravllle, Har· amt Klncald, MlddleporL I"'ULTRY SHORT COURSE An adult Poultry short eoune ~ bo beld at Racme Htgb School Th~il! ennlna accordmg to H 1W W~lter Vo-AI lnstru•tor, Topic up for. alseliUiOn w~ll be Sele•· liqp Itt Your Chlcka • Pomeroy, "'"' dtoeue " reoponllboe for o•er 1!0% of doatho 10 Metgs county 1 feel we all ~ave a •take 10 comhatllng lhiS number one koller • Of the lunda colletted 75% h Will stay In Ohio 1or earl re Cll~ Pollee Fronk Hu!laon lacareh, tommunoty and educatoon cited d !•·•Into tcosurt Iller ~e ~~~ al progr•lll.!. Stnee 1950, the Con a re .... t a yeamiB'O~• tral Ohm H<irl AUO<tatmn baa E llaln, eruhlnglnto o,ear drl!'• allocated om ~.. ball million by William J Edwan!J, 18, Lanp- dollars to heart re'1'rch In Ohio ville "Scienl11to must teorn m.,. Edworda WIJ!t comtnJ oot of Syc about the cauaeo and control• amore at the me Of lmpo<t, with lor heart d,....,, to make any fur tile green itgltl fOing !or bim r U on eombatton thl5 Mod,ra~ datDigea were report the progre bl .g the ed lo both •ebleleo There were no oebartous h~!tedth !""ru demfr the c trman ·~ n ' om lnjurlea. Tlie aecldont OClOIIrred ' 1 •ommg eampatfD Will make ""'· 3 UP m Til.aihlo the, continuing of a Ytta, program Peak or the drive Will be Heart &It 0 Sundoy Februory 23 when 1 ~ ,. house tG-house canvas! lor fund• (\ti!I'M' A will be mode here V~~ 'AI; WJIIII!!UNG, W Vo UP W~II Stee1 0o If elOBi ng down In hco Junction, Ohio plant 1or lhe en,..e "• monlh o1 ~ ,e bruory ld •· ~A spo.eaman .. ·~· 1 "'""'" have been oo ou•b a decline II woa decided to close the Mmga ploD\ unlll March 3 The Mingo operatloo employ• about 1,200 person• Tile apok~man nld "there are Indications the low pomt of open· Ilona In the plants of Wheelmg Steel will be reached m February and, If present oljp18 persiS~ the •urve o( production may get stort ed upword again Within a few weel<a." He continued "9t>"ttlons ore holding up !atrly "!P.!'' lhe Yorkville Renwobd, ~BOttom and LaBelle works, but :II this time our production ac~edulea are dependmg upon ordefl being reccJYed from doy today "Loq range production plod 01 . . 11 completely out of the picture." • Hetghlt .erve as general chatrman for the of great dl'feot1ve tnd offensive 11158 Heart Fund drove m Metp play h,.e 1o heal either Wellllon have to rule on a defense motian tho! the Indictments are made quato - -- - -- Cli£' ton ChUrCh PJans Aft evi•va} Hunted Gunman Surrenders To paducah police PADUCAH Ky Ohio Supreme Court To Hear Child Bride f.ase COLUMBUS UP - The Ohto Supreme Court will heat Craw ford County's "child br1de" case Mardi 11 The htgh court wijl conduct the hearing Cln an appeals court re-versal of the fme and sentence UP-Gunmon tmposed on Mr and Mrs carl Burton 24 wanted for kld napmg a M1ssour1 state trooper surrendered mccltly to a11tbor1 ties Burton lns bands held ()VCr hi! head walked mto police head quarters and told author1t1e1 Here 1 am 1 gwe up Later, he added I m glad 1t s all over" The gunman was arrmgned IDl mediatelv after his sunender be fore U S CommlSsJoner Herber! Melton Jr and was charged wltb violatmg federal kldnapmg laws and transporting a stolen car across stJte hnes He was baund over to the federal grand jlll'y on a $35,000 bond Melton sat4 that he would seek llfc 1mprl80Jiment (Cantwued on Page fFee) Gan~ formerly of Pomeroy cart and now of Galion 'lbc couple, fojter parents of Karlene Gans whb was maft'leti at the age of II were found guilty In May 1956 of contrthoting to Karlene s delinquem7 by misrepresenting her age Kuran County: Juverule Judge Don J Young f1ned them S200 each and Imposed a one year jail sentence The Jentence was invalidated by the 3rd plstrtet Courl of Appeals whtcb n~led that Karlene • morrloge to stanley Thorne, October~ 1955, in West Vugmll' waa nllu and did not eonstltute an act of cleUnquency by the Gan& The morrtage ended In divorce m No•ember 19iill \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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