https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f5ce974327eda5cc83d929f7176ee822.pdf 6bb57b45ab9f995bb750ee722394a967 PDF Text Text • ,, ' . - 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 \ �\ ' .2-D~Iy Sentlnel,~ome~-~~~~_:~l/~58 ~ DAI~if "S!'ff!NEI. . ~ , .. jiJ f I ·fAtt~UDentatlP •Editorially WSAl-TV th~n"el3 Growth~ Meigs County Girl Scout Organization C(ln Be Stil{lu(at~ ~y More Adult Participation When adults join the Girl Scouts, 11 is fle. cause they believe in the program When they belong and finnly believe, they want to see a growth, so they S\art to build They want to butld tile Girl Srouts Of the US A into a bigger, stronger and 111ore effecbve or· gamzatlon, reaching all of the areas of the C'l'ire Untied States More than ten years ago the National Bo•-d of D~rectors of the Girl Scoqts of Amenca '"w the need to adopt a definite plan fm cuunctl orgamzation that would msure reachmg all girls wherever they might be w1th a program of quality During 1945 and 1946 1eports to the Board la1d the first blue. pnnts and evoked the first discuss1on of what came m 1~5 to be known as the Conn· c1l Coverage Plan The Plan was predicated on fact\ and as. sumpt10n that remains valid today (1) A good pwgram available to all girls who want 1t " possible contmuously only under the ans· ptces of a strong council 12) A strong and ef. fechve connell must be able to offer a full program on all age levels - including diver· strength The Council CoveriiJle Pial! m~ans teor· ganlzatton affecting all exlstmg eounclls 11\ the area so that the resultmg council wtlllj.ot only be strong but w11J wtpe out all 'lo~e troop temtory" by mcluswn under·counc•l ]urisdJclion Such a plan IS now ope1 aling within the followmg counhes m W Va Wood, Wirt, Ty ler, Pl~sants, Jackson, Calhoun, Ritchie, Gil mer, and Roane, and three counties m Oh1o Washington, Athenr, and Me1gs, with the hope th~l by 1959 they w111 he included in a Girl Scout Council A committee composed of key Girl Scout adults from these areas has met for once a month for a year Jo make plans to prov1de the opportumty for more gtrls to ]Inn Girl Scouts Working w•th the comm1ttee is M1ss Sail) Sue Witten, National Staff membe" from Cleveland, OhiO Chmman of the com. mittee IS Mrs Nile Hartleben of Parkers. burg, W Va Members of the committee from Me1gs County, Ohw, are Rev Howard Rup pelt s1fied camping program, secure high 1quality adult leodership and provide It w1tb the helps needed to function effectively, extend opportunities lor continuing membership to as l)lany girls as want It, relate Itself well Progress reports will be made from time to lime m each community so the Scouts and commumty leaders w11! know about the op portumhes the Girl Scout Council W11! 1 be prov1dmg It is our belief that there ex1sts in the Girl Scout program a healthy atmosphere of act!. villes that does much towa'rd the develbpmen! of good Citizenship and leadership, and that more adult Meigs Countians should, if not now, become more interested in the counc1l plan now bemg advocated for the Girl Sccut organization m thts ~rea. ,w1th parents, the public and community groups, organize Its efforts and manage Its affairs in a responsible and business - like manner, secure the financial su~port requir· , ed to t111derwrlte Its activities, employ pro. fessional assistancE and maintain an office (3) Lone troops and councils in small munici· pallttcs clearly cannot meet these tests of Oailv Sentmel Davhook DIS TO MEET The Evan~oiJsiJC Chapter of ihe OES Will hold the~r regular month UOTES ·The ·Editbr's · Mail Bag Jy rneetmg on 1 hursday evenmg at730pm NEW YORK - Author Graee Melallou, tn announcing her ln tent!on ro divorce the hul'band she mnrr1ed nt 17 to marry her man want when ~ou nre 17 are the ttungs you wont when you are 33 not by a dum ned sight" 1\ 6 45 Sign On 7 00 T?~"f, qOQ !lOm!l!Jr Room All membllrR nr nrew Webster Post Amerlr!ln I ('/iHJn who IIH' ·1 15 "Today we are poised at the 615 Sporta Eye e 25 Weathercast 6 30 News flcture 6 45 NBC News 700 eoots and Saddles 7 30 Wagon T!ain Father KnoiVS Best Kraft Theater ThiS I , lltiur Life 0 Henry PloyhoJp 4 00 Queen for a Day 445 Modern Romance! 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WCHS- tv C:hannell ' Channell - Wednesdaw CltanneiB-Thursday \' o~ Election L-aws NEW HAVEN Sally Rousn Eleanor Roush, Judy McKmght, l.mda Roush, Sue 7•59 8 OD 8.45 9 OD Goodnate, Kenneth Goodmte, Ken POLIO DRIVE neth Dodson Erma Gnmm, Le The Amencan Leg1on Auxjl(ary Roy Dar~ng, Ruth Ru.,ell, Judy 10 30 led the Mother's March On Po Arnold, Margie Roach, John 111 30 lm' 1m Thursday, Jan 30th In Layn~. Marvm Goett, Susanne 12 00 the house-to itOU.Se canvas q7000 Randdo!ph, Mr.s Otte Roush, Mrs 1215 was collected The com collectors Bernard Leivlng Mrs Ed Stein 12·30 placed ln the busmess places con Mrs L H LeiYJng, Mrs Thelma la1ned $32 00 which makes the Capehart. Mrs B1ll Gress MrS total of $203 00 collecte~ In , th(' Tom Hoffman, Mrs J..ewls Kar drtve schmk,l Mrs KOJth Arnold and Followmg tne drne the work Mrs Jnck Fleth~r ers met at the hOmf of Mro GOOD WILL CLUB Th~ lma Capebar;t where the nwney • The Goodwill Club met recent was counted and g1t-en to ·;..ick "' iy at the home ol Mrs Pansey r\.ustm, ehall'man for •.t,hr,eresh•,mou,n,llty'' 'l Fry wlth Mrs Sybil Smith as for !his cause Light " hoste" The door prize was won were enjoyed by the ifOUp nnrl a by Mrs Josepbme Miller The evcmog was spent socially Those who worked were Mrs Members attendm~ were Mrs WJJllam Roush- Mrs F~ed Roush Lawrence Leivm~ Mrs Rav Mrs John Fry Mrs Robert Roush Weaver, Mrs Chff Rousb, Mt•. Mrs Kill~ Ord, Mrs Harold Zer Charles Roush, Mre homas Grin kle Mrs Ralph Roush, Mrs Ev stead Mr§ Tbelma Capehart ~Jell Roush M1~ Nelson RoWih Mrs Douglas Miller, Mrs Mrs Bob Layne Mrs H:lrold fry McFarland, Airs James CunmngJr, Mrs NaJ\plo Roush, Mrs hum a~d MISS Mamie llosebe<r) soc1al t1roa was spent Sign On Captain Kangaroo CBS Ne.ws . Morning Show Garry 'Joore Arthur Goftlrey Dotto News at Noon 'Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light 8 00 Captain Kang ~roo 8 45 CBS News 9 OD Morning Show I{) 00 Garry Moore 10 3D \rthur Godfrey t1 3D Dotto Katie's Kitchen At The World Turns ~.~~ Beat tbe Clock House party ~·~ B1g Payoff \ 12 OD 12'·15 12 3D 12 45, 1 OD 1.30 2 00 2 30 s oo The Verdict Is Yours Br~ghter Oay Secret Scorm Edge of N1ght Early Show The Juie RlvUn Show Your Esoo Beportor Sports Parade Weatherman 4 1~ 4 30 5 00 Casey Joner I Love Lucy 7 DO .... ,;,, Record L 3 30 4 00 6 3D 8 45 6 55 7 30 8 00 8 30 Q;30 oil OD 1110 News LOve ol Life Search lor Tomorrow Gtl1dmg Light Kolle's Kitchen As the World Tumtl Beat the Clock llouseparty Big Payoff The Verdlel Is Your' Brighter Day Semt Storm Edge of N1gM Early Show YouJ• Esso Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman F'rontler Doctor Sgt PriiSton Highway Patrol '' I Climu l'fayhouii IJ() ' The News 'fonig~· Scannln'g t~e W ather ~he La! e Show ' ~. ' mllcl ' , Ki Prr~ ner , Bulganin ~I · To E~ ....nhower ' At Oht·o University T0day T(hGe."'t~:el tlof':'m"~::! e t.. . p'Lm ATHENS, Ohio (UPI _ United Natlo~s Secretary-Geper.al cgce~hrter T~"ead~yc~~=·· Ino:: SUIDIDll f hi s favonte "quiet diplomacy," said today the best results o,,l negotiation f bu ty cannot be achieved "m the f~ll glare o pu Cl "The value of public de~ate in the U N can be measured OJlly by the degree to which 1t contributes to the wlnnl~g of t b th Id acreemen o IP· - Iomaey, e Y88lde processes 'h 1n a speeeh pre-I Jnore than 1n our pr1vate worlds, pored for delivery at Ohio Un- In the full glare oI publlcItY wlth stt ver y, eurrent debate or all moves un· The pubhc conception of the avoidable misunderstandings, Inu N •1 peace makmg role he sa1d escapable !reeling of poslllon due ' •tends to be distorted, b.;.,ouse 11 to conSideratiOns of pr~atlie and Is so larg~y based on reports of the temptation to ut1hze public these debates which emphasize opinion " an element integrated lhe confliCts that make news " m the negotlatJcn Itself. Con MlauM Mtdla " 'Open agreemeni.o' represent .. !ho maBS media can he the reaponse to a sound demand misused , under eertam meum· How, and to whot extent they atances for harmful propaganda," should be 'openly arrived at,' on I Hammarskjold saJd "Wbere eon· the other hand, is a prinCiple ()<ltlllve conditions prevail, there whiCh requires serious conllldera· is aloo a tendency to play up con· lion m the llght of the vel')' aJms filet because con!llets usually WhiCh the public procedures are seems more dramatic than agree· mtended tb serve " ment For the same competitive , •L 1 tb t r 1 de 1 t:: . U 0Se8 "In international aflalrs, this , Dag Hammarskjold, appealing lor greater use o !~::•t~".:'~~~t ~ the ~t:ry may premature publiCitY end oft~ result poorly in mlormed a~out an iS!ue at a time when the privacy of quiet diplomacy IS e1sentlal to achievmg a construelive result. "At the same time, : recognize ' that pubhc opimon cannot be , truly well Informed about the progress of peace malung uniea il understands tile pert that IS played at ail stsges by pnvate dlptomatr-and Its relationship to the public proceedings of parliamemtary diplomacy whtch are so fully repoded . No Eooy 'solution "This creates diffiCUlties both tor the pmate nego!Jator and for the representatives of the m11as medta. There are no easy soiu· tlon and I would not attempt to suagest them here" The 12-year history of the U N has shown a "~eed to. ret1fess the balance" betweon public and pri· vale procedures, llammersk)old said "There hal always been this prectJce of pr~vate.-or quJet-tbpplomaey m the U. N.," he said, "and there luis been a marked lnere.se In It· Use Wl'hin the Pa.t Year Or lw • But •the need ' lor It 11 not sullic~enUy under· .tood. "The best results of negotiatmn be 'wcen two parties cannot be life, any • .. ed 1n aehte ... J dge• Re£ To Take ~ ActiOn ht Dean se nectlon with lhe' ei•U suit apllllt Mrs. Shonnon Shannon aaid wkea they Jell lhe courthouse Wllsen ' 1 jumped Into the car and pulled gu~.'l'm co'"" to kUI you', " Shannon quoted.,. Wilson 11 IIYI"'- •'Ho told her tlllra. Sbanno~) the •-e thin• when abe CAme up to...,. the • car,"• he 11ld. WJlaon I IJo l()<lae of kl!Jlng hlmll!lf, Shonnon qld. Shannon said 'WJIIOn made IIIII Shan110n drive to SOul!\ Point as he aat In theb back 1011 of the st.otion wa1100 holdme a gun. Shannon aaid be waa relellf1) alter his fermer wife ploade4 for hla life In front of their bouse Ia South Point. After forelnB ,Sh~on out of the car wtlaon ~de 'lira. Sbannon drive northward on a county roild The couple ..,.. 11'0! seen again unUI the arrell shortly before I a. m ~f. j'ollce al first theorized ' tllat Wllaon and h,ia qp!ive ll!ilhl have doublec( bacl: Into Kenlucky or Weit V · sllbcommlttee that he submitted rradulcnt clahna ror cxpensea 'I tlopc Rl) whole career, my character and my reputation ore not ln be attacked ond judged on tConllnuacl '"""' Pa.. Ontl The YanJIUard rose laboriOUsly almost enveloped IJV I" ground exhau•l and climbed vel')' elo'ifiY Into the dear but almo•t !reMmg FiorJda pre-down It 1 leemed to hang for a moment at a modest altitude, broke mto two IJel'l' parts and was ~l.,ted to bill Sources here satd It woul~ be 1mpossible to determine what ac· tually happened· llbtil telemetrY 1qformatlon 18 atudied on lh• brJef fiighl This might not be be· fore another daY or so, lbey said. thtl basis or charges which acem On Your· B~ Ultnad Prou to question whether 1 have United Pross correspondent! 11ropcrly conatrued govtlrnmentol around the world look ahead 11 n·gulullons rorwernlng p41r d1em tho news that will make the heail 11llowancoa" II nell Pon-Arob Prouuro !.JNCOLN, Neb - William F'U· Mldeaot observe£! think one or gote, lather of 14·year old Carll tho lint result• of lhe EJyptlan Fugate, arter hla dauahter wao S.Vrton mer101 wUJ be demands eharaed with murder aiona with from ether Mldeost countries for her boyfriend, eonfe11ed kllicr ot lfeltlf i)\CreaiOd ajd from the 11, Chari., Stnkweather Vatted Stateo Such demands may "I hnven't given her the Jove 1 come from King Saud Of Soudi fother Bhould Jr !he'o found gUll· Arabi, Kina Fel10l of Iraq, King ly, I'm •• guilty aa abe li" Hu,..ln ol Jordan and Pr.,ident Camllle Chlmoun ot Lebanon TO SCOUT COAST Eaeh eould lou hia job II pan P!'rJ'SDUROII UP.:..Thomas E Arablsm spread• Pan - Arabum P1•p l£e or lloiiywood Calif, haa • powerful ap()<lal to a new ha s been. ligped to scout Wpc claa of educuted Arabli through Cml pro•pecta lor the Pittoburab out lhe lllddlc Easl 'l COLUMBUS UP - The next move in the case of Homer Jack Dean, West Vugioll, was up to Prosecutor A Samuel L Devine. Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph M. Harter refua<d Mondoy to formalize his November, 1956• decision otderlllg a new trial for D<~an Harter said he refused to for· mallze the deciSion because he be· lieves the respOnBiblilty lnr the action re•ts w1th the Second DIS· trtct Court of Appeals rather than However, tV wB,I believed that w1th h1m. the m1salle broke In two at the The Court of Ap()<lals ruled in jomt or the first and seoond Oet, 1956, that a journal entry sllgea well short of the time they 1i ,~~~~~:'~~, le)!er wasln reply was necessary before an ap)Seal were supposed to hue separated E answer to ear o( 8 deCismn m a criminal case an the rocket's DQl'Jnll course proposaiJ for a confer~ n.s~ be made, Harter uaid ward an orbit. the heads of state "Now," he added, "the aame YMrod To Right Soviet Foreign Mlnlatry re· eourl seems to hold that a men The mlsolle was seen t.o veer the Bulganln note at • may he cQmmltted to hie In the sllghlly to tho right j~it before preS! conterence this 1atlornoon pemtentJary without 8 journal en· 11 broke. 11 was kno;-n !~at lh< Nino Point Apnda try even lhm(gh 1 ,)udgement lor Cape Canaveral rapae ilafety of- Bulganin propooed nine ed th try " fJCer, Lt. Col R 11. Slephens in •• , possible' a 1 ea~ for the con mQney ne s e en · '""·t'•• d h bee b 1 c 1y the central ' contrQl " •• \JWnf, feren•e These alre& y ave Dean, who has een n our. "d tru~• button a! ' I s •-n · tbe a~ given to numerous prev ~ Ja11 for 15 monthsh sJneo ' ••uabed the1-~1 esb~•« 11 'J two u d ouounce peals court released h1m f1om ter the m ~ e '""' ' viet declora OM an an · Twn plumes of flames were Ohio pemtenhary on a WllI of ha· _ ments 10v•• · They melude beas , was convJcted I m the seeh falling Into d 1947 of Elmo RJCe _ an nu al mdcs out from i~l!fmilne•~l -Termination of atom 1 Canaveral It was clear teats whether these wore by the 1mpact of the main ~atts of the miSI!Ille or smaller fragments The Defense Denarbnent'a an· ' VIR8U8{ 1d 8 nouncement of the miabap was brief. II was 'lsstled 13 minutes afted the Ill· rocket had soaretl from it. .,., ) Lounchol at JtS~ A. Mrocket test ve .;.Renuncla!Jon of the use of nu· clear weapons by the Un1ted States, Brstaln and tbe Soviet u 1n II-CreaUon 0 • of an " atom Irce " zone in Central Europe be A non aggreSBJOn pact tween NA'rO and Warsaw Pact powers -Rcdu<tlon of the number ol foreign troops stationed in Gcr -Dlseusaton of questions ton nected with preventing surprise attaeka. -EllpaMlon of intcrnallonal trade. -Problb1Uon qf "war propagan· da.''r ' • -MeiiUJl to teduce tensmn lD the ncar an~ llllddle Eaat. •.,. ot,rn..n Talk The soviet premier rejected any cllicuBSion of tlie ~man or Eost European quesllon He reollirmed tbe Soviet poBI UGn that redtillloation pr <l« is pouillle oal~ through dl· betwuo East and West Uoko of 3 !h~lf\s I IIGUIAI• !tlPII • GINTll Holmes ••a :•lt.j 0 'a ofll., n..lllliiJJY, ' * * Portnlla Weddlngs Chauffew 24 HOUR PHOTOSTATIC SERVICE Preserve Your Favonte Snapshot or Social Security Card m Plasltc Lamltite SMITH STUDIO ''Your Friendly Kooat Dealer" zze E. Mala 81, Phone 497X Pomeroy BUT·.l.llt ·ND FURNITURE aad MASON FlJilNl'f(JB.E'S GREAT THIS SALE HAS MET WITH SUCH AN ENTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE WE HAVE DECIDED TO GIVE THOSE WHO HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR. MANY BARGAINS A CHANCE TO COM,E IN THIS WEEK AND SAVE FROM THESE GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. Regular $199.95 Living Room SUITE .88 ~':s~:~p~l But· o; tbe STUDIO COUCHES .oo Beds. Make a good couch by day -line bed by mght 54, KITCHEN SINKS Baen tl.inling about pulling in a new Kachen SinU Here ila r..l v1lue , • • and •t think it ~ tho boat offa you'll lind enywhera, B~CK 9XIZ WOOL RUGS s $79.00 VALUES SALE ONLY Now $88.00 For • • The Gift lARGE tLOSEOIJT SHIPMENT :You G1ve and WHITE BREAKFAST Wltb l'rlde Let Your GIRLS WHITE ' ' Tennis Slippers ' Je\Qler SETS Be Your 7 Piece .. Large Tables Reg. Price $139.95 While They La$t $ .88 Guide LADIES Flots Reg. $1lt.OO ' I GIRLS ROCK N' ROU. Saddle Shoes • eDIAMONDS 'ISILVER • • • • $3.95 up THE MODERN MART, Inc. ~~ ' ' . RU.TLAND FURNITURE *SON FURNITURE under·l~L._ _ _ _::::~~h~•·:____.J____...;M;;A;SO;:N~,~W~.~V;A~.----~ we.\1 lllll'lm 1t Jlol%er Hosp111t InMn GalbpoiiJ 4oMcFarland Tueaday morn1ng She entered the hospital Monday COATS BLDG. -.MIDDLEPORT -1 t $4.95 Values to $99 00 Spec18l purchase of diSCOntinued covers on these Sofa CREDIT P'-AN THE DAILY SINTINEl VALENTINE SPECIAL frtque::~::;,dt.o~~:;~~~~~9~~~-~adm~tn~~/.~a,~bl~~~·~tlla:t:be~~~ov~erl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiif. 11 USE 0'118 II Pl•oto 011 011 Speaking of the Middle East, look for the new thief of Army rca<oreh ond developmenet, Olt DI!VOTI!D TO INTBRESTS Gen Arthur G Trpdeau, to push OF MEIGS-MASON AREA for olronger and otronaer U S Those of us who have read the llaUGnol ldvertislna ropreJtnt• mcosurea to combat So\'let pene· Declaration Qf Jndcpcndenr t lh't, Botllaelli·Xlmball, lne., MS !ration In that atrategic area As should know It Is not 88fc to p1~h Lex~nc~ta Avo., Now Yort CIIJ, loni aso as 1M2, he Is known to freedom Iovlna people too far le. NY. hove warnod !hat the biggest someone bas said that 'tWhen the Ealerri .. aecond dau malllnc Hingle danger to the free world gods arc anGrY they let men Miller at lbe po.ot ofltee 11 Polll would he the loss of Middle East hm their way", and 1f one " at W\'1' Oblo oil He reeta the U S muat take all familiar with the humnn race• sui,;;ipllon rat..· llellvm ~ !he offensive, even If II means auo and 11.1 ~lllory when such cond1 • qlrlor whert available ao ceata terity never known on the home lions obt Jn things happen th11t 1 • ,., 'tlot~; one year in lllvanoo 11 front leave much to be desired II " ' ftt DoilY Se~tlnJI office, GO; The Ruula~ Tantaclo also llletJ~ th~t "Man's extre ' 114 111"'1111, I'IIIQ: tltrte \IIO~Iq Free Aalan dlplomata lear Ru~ mJty Ia (i\lll'a opportunJty" so we ~ t3 tiCI. BJ motor route where aval~ ala 10011 will have Ceylon ri&bt <hould not try to 'push thmgs too '" •'It• 9111 li!Mil' fl. By mall ont tn the Sqvlet'a hlp ~oeket Russia f Thsank you ~ rm " IIi' ll\OnU... •ua: llll'lt his cran(ed Ceylgn .16 million for ar. lnduatrial and apteultural proJesse c Hayes •t~nl~=r· ne mont•. ••· jo<ta and Ia movln• In em the - -- P.ll avery ~nwo· i' ~ br ne Ohio Valle propocanda front, Lateol move 18 tranalated IIllo Sinhalese a fiVe :t f!~tlqol, ~. •• 110 Me<:hanl an llt'eetnent to make Rus~lan man te11m, of Ceylonese rioctors r~, 1). lluintll theatrical talent available to es· \)VIII vlalt fltiJIIIa and a Russ~an , , !It' ., ., fii#Gt'lal o'll<t p•olf llbllsh a natlot~~l theater In Col '{co~U teaJ!I wl11 visit Ceylon Ibis ombo. Rulli¥ ~ are belnJ year. ' , ' 1 CHKAGO UP-Tho Nallollll Baseball Conr.eu will •ponaor the Globul World Series ·~In 'his mr The lito and t!laylor dales for the announced nexttnurnoment month will be • BREAK WOILD RECOID MOSCOW UP...SOvlet weildgdhll> tJfler Peter Matluklla, a m e, dheavywe~ght, il!ted 1 t327.8 • L pounds ov to urmg a reecn r.JeeJd a, v d f d wor recor or brenk h11 own the lwo han preu 1 ALSO: - --~-- . ~~~~"r'~f::r:::"!r~ft;; Rodio Dial the Dotlw•" •nd lhe Redlego SPONSOR GLOBAL SIRIIS many and other European natiOns Plr¥tca Lee formerly scouted for :: montbo lai.st the about clala aalrl,Hiswu le11 note, pree1ae tbe timing. Bulganin said the Soviet Union W<!Uld be wllllllf to dlsellss the queat1on of lnter..:ontlnental bal· )~tic mlsolles "If the Western ppweri aaree io ban atom and nuclear weopons, tuaptnd tests and llqwdate buea on fore1p terrltOI'f." • ' No Al!nloMHtlnt 1 Tlle premlor's letter also rejecl· ed foreign ministers confereuce 1 u a prel)mloary to a eummlt conference. He o11d the ag~nda hd procedural quelllions for a 1umll\lt conference could btt PJC poled thrQugb diplomatic chab uels \lDCe the great powers agree .1uch a meeling should be VIIIIL R'LIAtiiD TEL AVIV, laraol VP - larael At Alltmt'num Plant At Ciney 1 ~id 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mitldl,port, 0., Feb, 5, 11)58.4, ' Monday night releued I S)'l'ian fiahmg vessel Which abore pollee captured In !Jtaell territorial woten veuel oft thewith llediterraneon _____ The Mven Syrianeoul !ish· ermen a'"'••d was seized Sunday """' the Jlraell town of nllht near illlidal Athkelon. The aklpper told Iaraelt outhoriUeo the ahlp bad CINCINNA'l'l VP -1 AINine-day lid lk ded Inurn been bloWII off coarse. Tho vessel j ........ a... um w cat •1r e en wu allowed t.o reaume Jta our tlbe lant ney from Betru~ Lebanon t.o lndoatrieo Jnc •• .......,. ·•a.,.r management threaten ... to ,.a P Gw down ()<lrmanenUy. Company President Hamaon 0 Ash IIJd he will recommend to the Board of Dlrecton that the plant remain In operation. He said, however, "the tlui otep is up to the directors" FEB.14 II U ONLY- 3 BIU.FOLD SIZE FREE Tho 1100 worton, member• of With lslO TINT~ PICTURE Local ~IO, uniwct steel Worker~ Union, walked off tbtlr jobo IJe. cause of ,unsettled gr~e., .., '* Gllt:l-111 on. 990 SfiOI FOREIGN NEWS COMMENTARY stn'ke Ends MOSCOW UP -!\qaala t.oda) HARRISIIURG UP - The state •ef·d·d Presldr•" tiMnhow'" Planning Board dlsel016d today ~~ lor a<Paralt ,.., acceptance of an enameerlns proposal osreement 'ill report whieh rejected propouia limltlng4he uae of outer apace to for a Lake Erle-{)blo River canal peaceful purpo101. It sold ~uch on at this time •-eement could nol he separated The report' by Ford Booon and ... from "the •-- • I problem od1 Davis, Inc, New Yor'k, oaJd nel· ••rohlblting nuclear and miJille ther tho Beaver _ M·•oning u• River wet()<lns.• dl route or the Allegheny RiverThe RIISIIan rejed1en wao • French Creek\ route W88 feasible eloBed In publleatlon o( Premier new', because 'over · all savings m Nikolai Bulganln's lateot letter tranoport.otion costs fall to equal llvtred to the Pre.lldent on Satur· the annual charges on the nece.. day sar1ly mcreased public debt" !'resident Elseobowcr r~ceJved 1 The firm sa1d Pennsylvania m· 8 translat1on of the lenathy Bul· toreai.o wquid better be ,.rved by ganm letter lor 11udy ~ A tbe Alleilhenf River - nench scheduled con!eronee ~lib Seere· Creek rout, if either were econtal')' of State John Foster Dullea, Cllllleally feasible. 0 preaumably to dl""" ~ noto, The other route would henef1t was called off becawe Dultee 11 Youngstown~ Ohio, by brlngmg CONCICIIS A YIIAII suflorlag from a al!gbl cold. 1\Jal dty Into the Inland waterway HOLLYWOOD (UP) _ v••,ron. 1 v; blngton olfl~lall noted ~J~tem and allowlnr ebea()<lr coal comedian Jacl: l!eony laat hu 1 BiJ;,• I b d d\'opPJd ' l!'ansportatJOn m competltmn with conceded be Is aglnc,11 II eltn oua p~:pos:ls lor an Plinnl)llvanta river markets. the ordinarily alowly Bellly, hom be· nllt In repurt satd. . 1 acto, •: :,;.d the The report "e1tber route be -held wl"'n ~VIo or, ser~ouo,.. ,_ 'and~~d '""'""'7 Navy's ll""lrtl'"'d f ,.,.,.e" A beard apokesman aai4 ita •• lion wu taken at a meetlnc of the agency Jan. ao. ReJ' eel Plan For Canal Link Of Obi().r.,~e ., . J.mi was postponed because of Illness WASHINGTON - Chairman ot some of the members and h1ul Juhn C Door!er or the Federal weather CommunlctUona Commlsion on charge!! by the House commerce ' ~-~arskJ'old Is Spe!lker a.-ru,uu .. '- , Daily d11y evening In the city lnuld1ng .t 'i/• 0 12:10 p.m. and lng !icheduled to be ht•ld on Mon I United Nation~ · secre~ Pleas.'-QUi.rtDiplom4ey ), WJIH ~ The New Haven 1 15 Movlettme 2 30 K1tty Foyle 3 on Mntmce Theater 4 45 Modern Romances 500 Comedy Time M!ETINO CANCILLID Ihe Farm Bureau Cou ncli 1n Uodno on Wednesday night has GLEN COVE, N Y - Aspoke• been concelled due to the doath man ror the ,:;ten «;ovo Commu or Georac F rt~kens mly ltospUot fill the pro"reaa of Los Angeles DodgcrM cuteher Roy MUTING POSTPONED slopt well during the niwht' ~lov1et1me Meirls County News Vf'ry edge ()t sw11alned jallrneys meeting scheduled to be held ot lly mun Into outer spnct•" the !larry W Pickens rc•lrleneo ( umpanella Tho patient is cheerful Ill 2 30 K1tty Foyle S 00 Matinee Theater 4 00 Queen for a Dny WASIIINGTO!'i - ll G<n Don rNillt'Sicd to ml.!et at the hull 11t IIIII L Putt deputy Chief or sturr 7 .lO tonight lor practiCe lty of man cnten11g ~pace 7 00 Today ' g Oil Rn... per i!oom 9 10 Trouh:e W1th Fothe~ 10 DO Arlene Francis Show 10 80 Treasure Hunt DO The Price .Is Right 11 311 Tr:Dtll or Consequ«;.~~ccs 12 00 T1c Tac Dough • · 12 30 II Could Be You 1 00 MidDay News I) 05 Hltcr••s!cd Jn n drum Mld bugle• ( 01 rs IIIHI Post f1rlng Jquad nrc for develo(lment, on the POHslh!l 6 45 Sign On o:lo 'l'rou~le W1th f3t~er IO!do 4£le~; FranciJi ~how 10:30 Treasure Hunt II DO The Price IS .Right 11 30 Truth or Consequences 12 00 Tic T" Dough 12 SO It Could Be You toO Mul>Day News Dodson and Mrs Capehart MEETING CALLiiD i• Channel 3-: W~d!ltsday Chann~ 3:.. Thursday Svb1i Sm1th · Mrs Glgpl,,Roush wss a'guesl 1 Mrs P1rl Wl!!;~h ''&frs Albert 1.~;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ J ll4{t'r ' I don I think the things you - t"E·LE~ISION -~ GUIOi<. f I . ,,, I, �\ ' .2-D~Iy Sentlnel,~ome~-~~~~_:~l/~58 ~ DAI~if "S!'ff!NEI. . ~ , .. jiJ f I ·fAtt~UDentatlP •Editorially WSAl-TV th~n"el3 Growth~ Meigs County Girl Scout Organization C(ln Be Stil{lu(at~ ~y More Adult Participation When adults join the Girl Scouts, 11 is fle. cause they believe in the program When they belong and finnly believe, they want to see a growth, so they S\art to build They want to butld tile Girl Srouts Of the US A into a bigger, stronger and 111ore effecbve or· gamzatlon, reaching all of the areas of the C'l'ire Untied States More than ten years ago the National Bo•-d of D~rectors of the Girl Scoqts of Amenca '"w the need to adopt a definite plan fm cuunctl orgamzation that would msure reachmg all girls wherever they might be w1th a program of quality During 1945 and 1946 1eports to the Board la1d the first blue. pnnts and evoked the first discuss1on of what came m 1~5 to be known as the Conn· c1l Coverage Plan The Plan was predicated on fact\ and as. sumpt10n that remains valid today (1) A good pwgram available to all girls who want 1t " possible contmuously only under the ans· ptces of a strong council 12) A strong and ef. fechve connell must be able to offer a full program on all age levels - including diver· strength The Council CoveriiJle Pial! m~ans teor· ganlzatton affecting all exlstmg eounclls 11\ the area so that the resultmg council wtlllj.ot only be strong but w11J wtpe out all 'lo~e troop temtory" by mcluswn under·counc•l ]urisdJclion Such a plan IS now ope1 aling within the followmg counhes m W Va Wood, Wirt, Ty ler, Pl~sants, Jackson, Calhoun, Ritchie, Gil mer, and Roane, and three counties m Oh1o Washington, Athenr, and Me1gs, with the hope th~l by 1959 they w111 he included in a Girl Scout Council A committee composed of key Girl Scout adults from these areas has met for once a month for a year Jo make plans to prov1de the opportumty for more gtrls to ]Inn Girl Scouts Working w•th the comm1ttee is M1ss Sail) Sue Witten, National Staff membe" from Cleveland, OhiO Chmman of the com. mittee IS Mrs Nile Hartleben of Parkers. burg, W Va Members of the committee from Me1gs County, Ohw, are Rev Howard Rup pelt s1fied camping program, secure high 1quality adult leodership and provide It w1tb the helps needed to function effectively, extend opportunities lor continuing membership to as l)lany girls as want It, relate Itself well Progress reports will be made from time to lime m each community so the Scouts and commumty leaders w11! know about the op portumhes the Girl Scout Council W11! 1 be prov1dmg It is our belief that there ex1sts in the Girl Scout program a healthy atmosphere of act!. villes that does much towa'rd the develbpmen! of good Citizenship and leadership, and that more adult Meigs Countians should, if not now, become more interested in the counc1l plan now bemg advocated for the Girl Sccut organization m thts ~rea. ,w1th parents, the public and community groups, organize Its efforts and manage Its affairs in a responsible and business - like manner, secure the financial su~port requir· , ed to t111derwrlte Its activities, employ pro. fessional assistancE and maintain an office (3) Lone troops and councils in small munici· pallttcs clearly cannot meet these tests of Oailv Sentmel Davhook DIS TO MEET The Evan~oiJsiJC Chapter of ihe OES Will hold the~r regular month UOTES ·The ·Editbr's · Mail Bag Jy rneetmg on 1 hursday evenmg at730pm NEW YORK - Author Graee Melallou, tn announcing her ln tent!on ro divorce the hul'band she mnrr1ed nt 17 to marry her man want when ~ou nre 17 are the ttungs you wont when you are 33 not by a dum ned sight" 1\ 6 45 Sign On 7 00 T?~"f, qOQ !lOm!l!Jr Room All membllrR nr nrew Webster Post Amerlr!ln I ('/iHJn who IIH' ·1 15 "Today we are poised at the 615 Sporta Eye e 25 Weathercast 6 30 News flcture 6 45 NBC News 700 eoots and Saddles 7 30 Wagon T!ain Father KnoiVS Best Kraft Theater ThiS I , lltiur Life 0 Henry PloyhoJp 4 00 Queen for a Day 445 Modern Romance! 5 00 Comedy Time . 5 30 Splnueh Playhouse o•OQ Fiatt a~d Scruggs 0'25 Wentherca!l 6 30 NeiVS Picture 7 00 Whn·lyblrds 7 ~0 TIC Tac Dpu~~ 8 00 You Bet Your Life B30 Bob Hope Show 9 3Q Ford· Show 10 06 Rosemary 'Clooney News Headhnes II 10 Wcathercast t113 Tho Jatk Paar Show 100 Sign Off 10 30 Jan Wyman Show ll 15 The Jar-k Panr Show I I 00 Sign Oil 5 30 Spmach Pleyhou1e CulUJCII 11 00 News HP!id1mPI !,.... WCHS- tv C:hannell ' Channell - Wednesdaw CltanneiB-Thursday \' o~ Election L-aws NEW HAVEN Sally Rousn Eleanor Roush, Judy McKmght, l.mda Roush, Sue 7•59 8 OD 8.45 9 OD Goodnate, Kenneth Goodmte, Ken POLIO DRIVE neth Dodson Erma Gnmm, Le The Amencan Leg1on Auxjl(ary Roy Dar~ng, Ruth Ru.,ell, Judy 10 30 led the Mother's March On Po Arnold, Margie Roach, John 111 30 lm' 1m Thursday, Jan 30th In Layn~. Marvm Goett, Susanne 12 00 the house-to itOU.Se canvas q7000 Randdo!ph, Mr.s Otte Roush, Mrs 1215 was collected The com collectors Bernard Leivlng Mrs Ed Stein 12·30 placed ln the busmess places con Mrs L H LeiYJng, Mrs Thelma la1ned $32 00 which makes the Capehart. Mrs B1ll Gress MrS total of $203 00 collecte~ In , th(' Tom Hoffman, Mrs J..ewls Kar drtve schmk,l Mrs KOJth Arnold and Followmg tne drne the work Mrs Jnck Fleth~r ers met at the hOmf of Mro GOOD WILL CLUB Th~ lma Capebar;t where the nwney • The Goodwill Club met recent was counted and g1t-en to ·;..ick "' iy at the home ol Mrs Pansey r\.ustm, ehall'man for •.t,hr,eresh•,mou,n,llty'' 'l Fry wlth Mrs Sybil Smith as for !his cause Light " hoste" The door prize was won were enjoyed by the ifOUp nnrl a by Mrs Josepbme Miller The evcmog was spent socially Those who worked were Mrs Members attendm~ were Mrs WJJllam Roush- Mrs F~ed Roush Lawrence Leivm~ Mrs Rav Mrs John Fry Mrs Robert Roush Weaver, Mrs Chff Rousb, Mt•. Mrs Kill~ Ord, Mrs Harold Zer Charles Roush, Mre homas Grin kle Mrs Ralph Roush, Mrs Ev stead Mr§ Tbelma Capehart ~Jell Roush M1~ Nelson RoWih Mrs Douglas Miller, Mrs Mrs Bob Layne Mrs H:lrold fry McFarland, Airs James CunmngJr, Mrs NaJ\plo Roush, Mrs hum a~d MISS Mamie llosebe<r) soc1al t1roa was spent Sign On Captain Kangaroo CBS Ne.ws . Morning Show Garry 'Joore Arthur Goftlrey Dotto News at Noon 'Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light 8 00 Captain Kang ~roo 8 45 CBS News 9 OD Morning Show I{) 00 Garry Moore 10 3D \rthur Godfrey t1 3D Dotto Katie's Kitchen At The World Turns ~.~~ Beat tbe Clock House party ~·~ B1g Payoff \ 12 OD 12'·15 12 3D 12 45, 1 OD 1.30 2 00 2 30 s oo The Verdict Is Yours Br~ghter Oay Secret Scorm Edge of N1ght Early Show The Juie RlvUn Show Your Esoo Beportor Sports Parade Weatherman 4 1~ 4 30 5 00 Casey Joner I Love Lucy 7 DO .... ,;,, Record L 3 30 4 00 6 3D 8 45 6 55 7 30 8 00 8 30 Q;30 oil OD 1110 News LOve ol Life Search lor Tomorrow Gtl1dmg Light Kolle's Kitchen As the World Tumtl Beat the Clock llouseparty Big Payoff The Verdlel Is Your' Brighter Day Semt Storm Edge of N1gM Early Show YouJ• Esso Reporter Sports Parade Weatherman F'rontler Doctor Sgt PriiSton Highway Patrol '' I Climu l'fayhouii IJ() ' The News 'fonig~· Scannln'g t~e W ather ~he La! e Show ' ~. ' mllcl ' , Ki Prr~ ner , Bulganin ~I · To E~ ....nhower ' At Oht·o University T0day T(hGe."'t~:el tlof':'m"~::! e t.. . p'Lm ATHENS, Ohio (UPI _ United Natlo~s Secretary-Geper.al cgce~hrter T~"ead~yc~~=·· Ino:: SUIDIDll f hi s favonte "quiet diplomacy," said today the best results o,,l negotiation f bu ty cannot be achieved "m the f~ll glare o pu Cl "The value of public de~ate in the U N can be measured OJlly by the degree to which 1t contributes to the wlnnl~g of t b th Id acreemen o IP· - Iomaey, e Y88lde processes 'h 1n a speeeh pre-I Jnore than 1n our pr1vate worlds, pored for delivery at Ohio Un- In the full glare oI publlcItY wlth stt ver y, eurrent debate or all moves un· The pubhc conception of the avoidable misunderstandings, Inu N •1 peace makmg role he sa1d escapable !reeling of poslllon due ' •tends to be distorted, b.;.,ouse 11 to conSideratiOns of pr~atlie and Is so larg~y based on reports of the temptation to ut1hze public these debates which emphasize opinion " an element integrated lhe confliCts that make news " m the negotlatJcn Itself. Con MlauM Mtdla " 'Open agreemeni.o' represent .. !ho maBS media can he the reaponse to a sound demand misused , under eertam meum· How, and to whot extent they atances for harmful propaganda," should be 'openly arrived at,' on I Hammarskjold saJd "Wbere eon· the other hand, is a prinCiple ()<ltlllve conditions prevail, there whiCh requires serious conllldera· is aloo a tendency to play up con· lion m the llght of the vel')' aJms filet because con!llets usually WhiCh the public procedures are seems more dramatic than agree· mtended tb serve " ment For the same competitive , •L 1 tb t r 1 de 1 t:: . U 0Se8 "In international aflalrs, this , Dag Hammarskjold, appealing lor greater use o !~::•t~".:'~~~t ~ the ~t:ry may premature publiCitY end oft~ result poorly in mlormed a~out an iS!ue at a time when the privacy of quiet diplomacy IS e1sentlal to achievmg a construelive result. "At the same time, : recognize ' that pubhc opimon cannot be , truly well Informed about the progress of peace malung uniea il understands tile pert that IS played at ail stsges by pnvate dlptomatr-and Its relationship to the public proceedings of parliamemtary diplomacy whtch are so fully repoded . No Eooy 'solution "This creates diffiCUlties both tor the pmate nego!Jator and for the representatives of the m11as medta. There are no easy soiu· tlon and I would not attempt to suagest them here" The 12-year history of the U N has shown a "~eed to. ret1fess the balance" betweon public and pri· vale procedures, llammersk)old said "There hal always been this prectJce of pr~vate.-or quJet-tbpplomaey m the U. N.," he said, "and there luis been a marked lnere.se In It· Use Wl'hin the Pa.t Year Or lw • But •the need ' lor It 11 not sullic~enUy under· .tood. "The best results of negotiatmn be 'wcen two parties cannot be life, any • .. ed 1n aehte ... J dge• Re£ To Take ~ ActiOn ht Dean se nectlon with lhe' ei•U suit apllllt Mrs. Shonnon Shannon aaid wkea they Jell lhe courthouse Wllsen ' 1 jumped Into the car and pulled gu~.'l'm co'"" to kUI you', " Shannon quoted.,. Wilson 11 IIYI"'- •'Ho told her tlllra. Sbanno~) the •-e thin• when abe CAme up to...,. the • car,"• he 11ld. WJlaon I IJo l()<lae of kl!Jlng hlmll!lf, Shonnon qld. Shannon said 'WJIIOn made IIIII Shan110n drive to SOul!\ Point as he aat In theb back 1011 of the st.otion wa1100 holdme a gun. Shannon aaid be waa relellf1) alter his fermer wife ploade4 for hla life In front of their bouse Ia South Point. After forelnB ,Sh~on out of the car wtlaon ~de 'lira. Sbannon drive northward on a county roild The couple ..,.. 11'0! seen again unUI the arrell shortly before I a. m ~f. j'ollce al first theorized ' tllat Wllaon and h,ia qp!ive ll!ilhl have doublec( bacl: Into Kenlucky or Weit V · sllbcommlttee that he submitted rradulcnt clahna ror cxpensea 'I tlopc Rl) whole career, my character and my reputation ore not ln be attacked ond judged on tConllnuacl '"""' Pa.. Ontl The YanJIUard rose laboriOUsly almost enveloped IJV I" ground exhau•l and climbed vel')' elo'ifiY Into the dear but almo•t !reMmg FiorJda pre-down It 1 leemed to hang for a moment at a modest altitude, broke mto two IJel'l' parts and was ~l.,ted to bill Sources here satd It woul~ be 1mpossible to determine what ac· tually happened· llbtil telemetrY 1qformatlon 18 atudied on lh• brJef fiighl This might not be be· fore another daY or so, lbey said. thtl basis or charges which acem On Your· B~ Ultnad Prou to question whether 1 have United Pross correspondent! 11ropcrly conatrued govtlrnmentol around the world look ahead 11 n·gulullons rorwernlng p41r d1em tho news that will make the heail 11llowancoa" II nell Pon-Arob Prouuro !.JNCOLN, Neb - William F'U· Mldeaot observe£! think one or gote, lather of 14·year old Carll tho lint result• of lhe EJyptlan Fugate, arter hla dauahter wao S.Vrton mer101 wUJ be demands eharaed with murder aiona with from ether Mldeost countries for her boyfriend, eonfe11ed kllicr ot lfeltlf i)\CreaiOd ajd from the 11, Chari., Stnkweather Vatted Stateo Such demands may "I hnven't given her the Jove 1 come from King Saud Of Soudi fother Bhould Jr !he'o found gUll· Arabi, Kina Fel10l of Iraq, King ly, I'm •• guilty aa abe li" Hu,..ln ol Jordan and Pr.,ident Camllle Chlmoun ot Lebanon TO SCOUT COAST Eaeh eould lou hia job II pan P!'rJ'SDUROII UP.:..Thomas E Arablsm spread• Pan - Arabum P1•p l£e or lloiiywood Calif, haa • powerful ap()<lal to a new ha s been. ligped to scout Wpc claa of educuted Arabli through Cml pro•pecta lor the Pittoburab out lhe lllddlc Easl 'l COLUMBUS UP - The next move in the case of Homer Jack Dean, West Vugioll, was up to Prosecutor A Samuel L Devine. Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph M. Harter refua<d Mondoy to formalize his November, 1956• decision otderlllg a new trial for D<~an Harter said he refused to for· mallze the deciSion because he be· lieves the respOnBiblilty lnr the action re•ts w1th the Second DIS· trtct Court of Appeals rather than However, tV wB,I believed that w1th h1m. the m1salle broke In two at the The Court of Ap()<lals ruled in jomt or the first and seoond Oet, 1956, that a journal entry sllgea well short of the time they 1i ,~~~~~:'~~, le)!er wasln reply was necessary before an ap)Seal were supposed to hue separated E answer to ear o( 8 deCismn m a criminal case an the rocket's DQl'Jnll course proposaiJ for a confer~ n.s~ be made, Harter uaid ward an orbit. the heads of state "Now," he added, "the aame YMrod To Right Soviet Foreign Mlnlatry re· eourl seems to hold that a men The mlsolle was seen t.o veer the Bulganln note at • may he cQmmltted to hie In the sllghlly to tho right j~it before preS! conterence this 1atlornoon pemtentJary without 8 journal en· 11 broke. 11 was kno;-n !~at lh< Nino Point Apnda try even lhm(gh 1 ,)udgement lor Cape Canaveral rapae ilafety of- Bulganin propooed nine ed th try " fJCer, Lt. Col R 11. Slephens in •• , possible' a 1 ea~ for the con mQney ne s e en · '""·t'•• d h bee b 1 c 1y the central ' contrQl " •• \JWnf, feren•e These alre& y ave Dean, who has een n our. "d tru~• button a! ' I s •-n · tbe a~ given to numerous prev ~ Ja11 for 15 monthsh sJneo ' ••uabed the1-~1 esb~•« 11 'J two u d ouounce peals court released h1m f1om ter the m ~ e '""' ' viet declora OM an an · Twn plumes of flames were Ohio pemtenhary on a WllI of ha· _ ments 10v•• · They melude beas , was convJcted I m the seeh falling Into d 1947 of Elmo RJCe _ an nu al mdcs out from i~l!fmilne•~l -Termination of atom 1 Canaveral It was clear teats whether these wore by the 1mpact of the main ~atts of the miSI!Ille or smaller fragments The Defense Denarbnent'a an· ' VIR8U8{ 1d 8 nouncement of the miabap was brief. II was 'lsstled 13 minutes afted the Ill· rocket had soaretl from it. .,., ) Lounchol at JtS~ A. Mrocket test ve .;.Renuncla!Jon of the use of nu· clear weapons by the Un1ted States, Brstaln and tbe Soviet u 1n II-CreaUon 0 • of an " atom Irce " zone in Central Europe be A non aggreSBJOn pact tween NA'rO and Warsaw Pact powers -Rcdu<tlon of the number ol foreign troops stationed in Gcr -Dlseusaton of questions ton nected with preventing surprise attaeka. -EllpaMlon of intcrnallonal trade. -Problb1Uon qf "war propagan· da.''r ' • -MeiiUJl to teduce tensmn lD the ncar an~ llllddle Eaat. •.,. ot,rn..n Talk The soviet premier rejected any cllicuBSion of tlie ~man or Eost European quesllon He reollirmed tbe Soviet poBI UGn that redtillloation pr <l« is pouillle oal~ through dl· betwuo East and West Uoko of 3 !h~lf\s I IIGUIAI• !tlPII • GINTll Holmes ••a :•lt.j 0 'a ofll., n..lllliiJJY, ' * * Portnlla Weddlngs Chauffew 24 HOUR PHOTOSTATIC SERVICE Preserve Your Favonte Snapshot or Social Security Card m Plasltc Lamltite SMITH STUDIO ''Your Friendly Kooat Dealer" zze E. 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RU.TLAND FURNITURE *SON FURNITURE under·l~L._ _ _ _::::~~h~•·:____.J____...;M;;A;SO;:N~,~W~.~V;A~.----~ we.\1 lllll'lm 1t Jlol%er Hosp111t InMn GalbpoiiJ 4oMcFarland Tueaday morn1ng She entered the hospital Monday COATS BLDG. -.MIDDLEPORT -1 t $4.95 Values to $99 00 Spec18l purchase of diSCOntinued covers on these Sofa CREDIT P'-AN THE DAILY SINTINEl VALENTINE SPECIAL frtque::~::;,dt.o~~:;~~~~~9~~~-~adm~tn~~/.~a,~bl~~~·~tlla:t:be~~~ov~erl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiif. 11 USE 0'118 II Pl•oto 011 011 Speaking of the Middle East, look for the new thief of Army rca<oreh ond developmenet, Olt DI!VOTI!D TO INTBRESTS Gen Arthur G Trpdeau, to push OF MEIGS-MASON AREA for olronger and otronaer U S Those of us who have read the llaUGnol ldvertislna ropreJtnt• mcosurea to combat So\'let pene· Declaration Qf Jndcpcndenr t lh't, Botllaelli·Xlmball, lne., MS !ration In that atrategic area As should know It Is not 88fc to p1~h Lex~nc~ta Avo., Now Yort CIIJ, loni aso as 1M2, he Is known to freedom Iovlna people too far le. NY. hove warnod !hat the biggest someone bas said that 'tWhen the Ealerri .. aecond dau malllnc Hingle danger to the free world gods arc anGrY they let men Miller at lbe po.ot ofltee 11 Polll would he the loss of Middle East hm their way", and 1f one " at W\'1' Oblo oil He reeta the U S muat take all familiar with the humnn race• sui,;;ipllon rat..· llellvm ~ !he offensive, even If II means auo and 11.1 ~lllory when such cond1 • qlrlor whert available ao ceata terity never known on the home lions obt Jn things happen th11t 1 • ,., 'tlot~; one year in lllvanoo 11 front leave much to be desired II " ' ftt DoilY Se~tlnJI office, GO; The Ruula~ Tantaclo also llletJ~ th~t "Man's extre ' 114 111"'1111, I'IIIQ: tltrte \IIO~Iq Free Aalan dlplomata lear Ru~ mJty Ia (i\lll'a opportunJty" so we ~ t3 tiCI. BJ motor route where aval~ ala 10011 will have Ceylon ri&bt <hould not try to 'push thmgs too '" •'It• 9111 li!Mil' fl. By mall ont tn the Sqvlet'a hlp ~oeket Russia f Thsank you ~ rm " IIi' ll\OnU... •ua: llll'lt his cran(ed Ceylgn .16 million for ar. lnduatrial and apteultural proJesse c Hayes •t~nl~=r· ne mont•. ••· jo<ta and Ia movln• In em the - -- P.ll avery ~nwo· i' ~ br ne Ohio Valle propocanda front, Lateol move 18 tranalated IIllo Sinhalese a fiVe :t f!~tlqol, ~. •• 110 Me<:hanl an llt'eetnent to make Rus~lan man te11m, of Ceylonese rioctors r~, 1). lluintll theatrical talent available to es· \)VIII vlalt fltiJIIIa and a Russ~an , , !It' ., ., fii#Gt'lal o'll<t p•olf llbllsh a natlot~~l theater In Col '{co~U teaJ!I wl11 visit Ceylon Ibis ombo. Rulli¥ ~ are belnJ year. ' , ' 1 CHKAGO UP-Tho Nallollll Baseball Conr.eu will •ponaor the Globul World Series ·~In 'his mr The lito and t!laylor dales for the announced nexttnurnoment month will be • BREAK WOILD RECOID MOSCOW UP...SOvlet weildgdhll> tJfler Peter Matluklla, a m e, dheavywe~ght, il!ted 1 t327.8 • L pounds ov to urmg a reecn r.JeeJd a, v d f d wor recor or brenk h11 own the lwo han preu 1 ALSO: - --~-- . ~~~~"r'~f::r:::"!r~ft;; Rodio Dial the Dotlw•" •nd lhe Redlego SPONSOR GLOBAL SIRIIS many and other European natiOns Plr¥tca Lee formerly scouted for :: montbo lai.st the about clala aalrl,Hiswu le11 note, pree1ae tbe timing. Bulganin said the Soviet Union W<!Uld be wllllllf to dlsellss the queat1on of lnter..:ontlnental bal· )~tic mlsolles "If the Western ppweri aaree io ban atom and nuclear weopons, tuaptnd tests and llqwdate buea on fore1p terrltOI'f." • ' No Al!nloMHtlnt 1 Tlle premlor's letter also rejecl· ed foreign ministers confereuce 1 u a prel)mloary to a eummlt conference. He o11d the ag~nda hd procedural quelllions for a 1umll\lt conference could btt PJC poled thrQugb diplomatic chab uels \lDCe the great powers agree .1uch a meeling should be VIIIIL R'LIAtiiD TEL AVIV, laraol VP - larael At Alltmt'num Plant At Ciney 1 ~id 1 Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mitldl,port, 0., Feb, 5, 11)58.4, ' Monday night releued I S)'l'ian fiahmg vessel Which abore pollee captured In !Jtaell territorial woten veuel oft thewith llediterraneon _____ The Mven Syrianeoul !ish· ermen a'"'••d was seized Sunday """' the Jlraell town of nllht near illlidal Athkelon. The aklpper told Iaraelt outhoriUeo the ahlp bad CINCINNA'l'l VP -1 AINine-day lid lk ded Inurn been bloWII off coarse. Tho vessel j ........ a... um w cat •1r e en wu allowed t.o reaume Jta our tlbe lant ney from Betru~ Lebanon t.o lndoatrieo Jnc •• .......,. ·•a.,.r management threaten ... to ,.a P Gw down ()<lrmanenUy. Company President Hamaon 0 Ash IIJd he will recommend to the Board of Dlrecton that the plant remain In operation. He said, however, "the tlui otep is up to the directors" FEB.14 II U ONLY- 3 BIU.FOLD SIZE FREE Tho 1100 worton, member• of With lslO TINT~ PICTURE Local ~IO, uniwct steel Worker~ Union, walked off tbtlr jobo IJe. cause of ,unsettled gr~e., .., '* Gllt:l-111 on. 990 SfiOI FOREIGN NEWS COMMENTARY stn'ke Ends MOSCOW UP -!\qaala t.oda) HARRISIIURG UP - The state •ef·d·d Presldr•" tiMnhow'" Planning Board dlsel016d today ~~ lor a<Paralt ,.., acceptance of an enameerlns proposal osreement 'ill report whieh rejected propouia limltlng4he uae of outer apace to for a Lake Erle-{)blo River canal peaceful purpo101. It sold ~uch on at this time •-eement could nol he separated The report' by Ford Booon and ... from "the •-- • I problem od1 Davis, Inc, New Yor'k, oaJd nel· ••rohlblting nuclear and miJille ther tho Beaver _ M·•oning u• River wet()<lns.• dl route or the Allegheny RiverThe RIISIIan rejed1en wao • French Creek\ route W88 feasible eloBed In publleatlon o( Premier new', because 'over · all savings m Nikolai Bulganln's lateot letter tranoport.otion costs fall to equal llvtred to the Pre.lldent on Satur· the annual charges on the nece.. day sar1ly mcreased public debt" !'resident Elseobowcr r~ceJved 1 The firm sa1d Pennsylvania m· 8 translat1on of the lenathy Bul· toreai.o wquid better be ,.rved by ganm letter lor 11udy ~ A tbe Alleilhenf River - nench scheduled con!eronee ~lib Seere· Creek rout, if either were econtal')' of State John Foster Dullea, Cllllleally feasible. 0 preaumably to dl""" ~ noto, The other route would henef1t was called off becawe Dultee 11 Youngstown~ Ohio, by brlngmg CONCICIIS A YIIAII suflorlag from a al!gbl cold. 1\Jal dty Into the Inland waterway HOLLYWOOD (UP) _ v••,ron. 1 v; blngton olfl~lall noted ~J~tem and allowlnr ebea()<lr coal comedian Jacl: l!eony laat hu 1 BiJ;,• I b d d\'opPJd ' l!'ansportatJOn m competltmn with conceded be Is aglnc,11 II eltn oua p~:pos:ls lor an Plinnl)llvanta river markets. the ordinarily alowly Bellly, hom be· nllt In repurt satd. . 1 acto, •: :,;.d the The report "e1tber route be -held wl"'n ~VIo or, ser~ouo,.. ,_ 'and~~d '""'""'7 Navy's ll""lrtl'"'d f ,.,.,.e" A beard apokesman aai4 ita •• lion wu taken at a meetlnc of the agency Jan. ao. ReJ' eel Plan For Canal Link Of Obi().r.,~e ., . J.mi was postponed because of Illness WASHINGTON - Chairman ot some of the members and h1ul Juhn C Door!er or the Federal weather CommunlctUona Commlsion on charge!! by the House commerce ' ~-~arskJ'old Is Spe!lker a.-ru,uu .. '- , Daily d11y evening In the city lnuld1ng .t 'i/• 0 12:10 p.m. and lng !icheduled to be ht•ld on Mon I United Nation~ · secre~ Pleas.'-QUi.rtDiplom4ey ), WJIH ~ The New Haven 1 15 Movlettme 2 30 K1tty Foyle 3 on Mntmce Theater 4 45 Modern Romances 500 Comedy Time M!ETINO CANCILLID Ihe Farm Bureau Cou ncli 1n Uodno on Wednesday night has GLEN COVE, N Y - Aspoke• been concelled due to the doath man ror the ,:;ten «;ovo Commu or Georac F rt~kens mly ltospUot fill the pro"reaa of Los Angeles DodgcrM cuteher Roy MUTING POSTPONED slopt well during the niwht' ~lov1et1me Meirls County News Vf'ry edge ()t sw11alned jallrneys meeting scheduled to be held ot lly mun Into outer spnct•" the !larry W Pickens rc•lrleneo ( umpanella Tho patient is cheerful Ill 2 30 K1tty Foyle S 00 Matinee Theater 4 00 Queen for a Dny WASIIINGTO!'i - ll G<n Don rNillt'Sicd to ml.!et at the hull 11t IIIII L Putt deputy Chief or sturr 7 .lO tonight lor practiCe lty of man cnten11g ~pace 7 00 Today ' g Oil Rn... per i!oom 9 10 Trouh:e W1th Fothe~ 10 DO Arlene Francis Show 10 80 Treasure Hunt DO The Price .Is Right 11 311 Tr:Dtll or Consequ«;.~~ccs 12 00 T1c Tac Dough • · 12 30 II Could Be You 1 00 MidDay News I) 05 Hltcr••s!cd Jn n drum Mld bugle• ( 01 rs IIIHI Post f1rlng Jquad nrc for develo(lment, on the POHslh!l 6 45 Sign On o:lo 'l'rou~le W1th f3t~er IO!do 4£le~; FranciJi ~how 10:30 Treasure Hunt II DO The Price IS .Right 11 30 Truth or Consequences 12 00 Tic T" Dough 12 SO It Could Be You toO Mul>Day News Dodson and Mrs Capehart MEETING CALLiiD i• Channel 3-: W~d!ltsday Chann~ 3:.. Thursday Svb1i Sm1th · Mrs Glgpl,,Roush wss a'guesl 1 Mrs P1rl Wl!!;~h ''&frs Albert 1.~;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ J ll4{t'r ' I don I think the things you - t"E·LE~ISION -~ GUIOi<. f I . ,,, I, �' • I ' •, ' "'II' - ' ,f ' f,-~11 &:ntlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, p.,~eb. 5, 195~ - . ' 1' ' Nine Sign Up . 'WhitlatchTitsU.pGame ithSteai,.. \Vhat8ecameO£ ·.p~~ttr~rsQ~~d.Pl~ceAt TopOfSEOAL,Heaf;: "' SaturdiY of this week. ' Lav-Up, In Flnal Seconds Of. Penod . lrollloasiJ!jtProW ' ' . Ith ' ''M~t.:.O.J• ' I Las'h•.ug fil..f..la. • .· '1' •~·s·tJ~ ' The event "sponsored by their • . .. . tr UtJIUUtPa Ju ' Of ~~IUCitam:c: lAKIN TQURNEY IS SET w· Nine teams have been •lin<!! G!IS lor the ·Imlepenuent Basketball Tournament to oo held at !he La· 'United E\Dployers Organization of I Mi~dleport'B Yellow Jackets wen~ down to theu et&IJI!t qe~ Guo Suhr, flrat but "'' fir !!!f. · ;· · · . , kin gym on Thursday, t"riday, and the L~t!in Hospital , . feat m 12 league starts Tuesday mght.al Ja~kson, 5,·5~,- ln iPltttbu/iih.. l'fii!Ws '7r<dt. f~ .(CJill~·''~ /ilil'~nol Teams s<heduled to Play are the an overtime game Where a foul throw converston would;hllve •through 1939, w11. th• Nttionol. ,upotr entr), tOIIH~ linal··'ll\531 Letart Hillbillies or Letart il'alls, reversed the declsibn• · I Ltesut'a lt'WI m'l'ni t~...p hit·· ' Wilson. probJblyrjltye(l the·belt the Middleport Medics! the PomeThe game was a tfirtner (rom start to linish with the·Jack' :r..t nom quit. drew lfii otfti. ,game ·of hi>< fllill\1 ~h·· · ji<hpot roy Hot Shots, the Ephng team o! . 'b h' ..., . t' Ia 20 d f th m.t. · tlon It shoul~ ....... Lau "10'9ft ie~mr boll> In offel\>lve ·and. dl' Gallipolis, Racine, the Lai<ln Red ets com mg. [~Om e IRu ,ID ·'!e st oocon S O e r~,;u,Mf iHorto" O.hr!g wts rocklnt up>'" ftnSIY< JltaneuYft , , , .: . Btrds, the Evans Supermarket o! period to !te tt up at 55·56. Tl\ey !lad tratled until early 1ft the _.,.~ hlllr durt6illty rtc~rd ..~ . ll•ttb~iili11reeiltltlctedHet!et Assorted Sites Middleport, Syrocuse and Reed~ fourth penod. . tho Ylnk"' ollouf tho 11m.·ttm:i; tHan a!l\lflilie slfte~ eally 't~'· t~e ville. Harlan Whitlatch stole tile liall ae Jackson was ttr!dl ,fo' Gut) hO...,.r, • ., In ocfl!ial ,.,. ,•., 0 . Reg. $2.75 Entrance fee lor the meet ia $10 stall out the last half minute ahead 55·53. His drive-in laY-UP' 1'.12. oilllgltt vomoi. ·~ It tfoo4 ·· ·f!.~1di.N' ~ · ~~ 1 while tbe prices of admission a<o·, was good . until· list aummor whWn~W MQ. il'a~ll\'d~. W:tll; '. I~· b~folii· 50 cents lor adults and 35 cents In tHe ovortime M11t Plelly hit ,Itonmon's double barrelled at- •1• 1 flnolly ovorhw~ . ~· sllrl, ~ftec(lv~ · • ·~~~ !!l" ·fio. lor students lor the first two a lump shot from a sf:ght angle tack. They were the onls b<lys 16 ~1"::; • ':;: 111' 1:{· ,~;1 ,L-11 = 2' l~al)te .lc'br~ .; llofgap'.:1'1ie !iusnights and 75 re•ls lor adults and IS feet out an<l Ei,.ougle lied it score lor Jaekson in the lou•th· r...:;... ·hi 1; . t rti kf ce~te1 "'M ~n•o :ouldandlhf Reg. $3.25 3~ cents for students under Hl on up wllh a one-hander at 5'7-57 1qual'ter, ea!!h getting six. · ..,, up ' ~: CIPttl~ pf&y(r. on·. tljf1 ftO·o ( bb~ fi'e .iuf. the night of the finals. J'acltson's Wright sun!< a !rce .In that fourth qu.,ter the ~lth '';;' •::,';. ~ I,Usl fei'~d (tom ,dillltlllplis'. ~.aakei~all 1 1 Tournament Director Is James· tHrow lor 57·58 atld seconds be· score wos tied at 41-41 ~ •• on P.., . af~ Tl'l0sd$.i<' dl&~ : · .•. ' . Hughes. All games will be played lore the eM of the per!od, Mike 45-45 and finally .55·55. Kelly had gtmos. He jfloilleit, ~·· Wn<te~IY ,to, Jiass' in the _gym or the lonner Boys' Erwin, ,.nlor ecnter·forwa~rt. anoth" aood night with 28•point.> Whotovtr lupl'fntd · to c;uo up ..th~ lii~.~. ~elliot. t>Y,·p~t'tlrl~In Skinlil<'s and Huskies tndustrool School. went to the free lhrow hne w1th For the Jackets Kelly was out· Suh'r? Now st, Guo 'llvto In Son •IIi_J;l.,4nt ~~ 14!lfi)"~ \0 ,a~~~~ the one and one on. standmg pointwise and defentive· Francisco 1 na worlc• In· tf1t1 i(.rl> ; • i G , , s.r • ( .,, 1,,,. 5 1.11 c,. ,, 1 e~11 Blue, ll'ltle ,. LO'c:AL SCORES A •uccesslul first shot woul~ ly. ·Whitlatch oontlnued• H~ hoi tllng division or • ltr.• ' - " · '· · " Windsor 61 H•nn•n Tr~ce 57 ttave tied it up, a clean scrond assault on the basiCet with 18 Oruim :111!1 ('haH·oa.J. Htmcttn 64 Rio Gr~ndt 44 points one elght fielder• aiJ.lJ' tWO' Team Single Game-Carlings, 11 bot would 1\.uvc won tlle game. •utland 59 Coti!Oft 73 But he mls"d the nrst on• and for two at the free line. 779. R'aciM H MI:Arthur 69 the buzzer ended it almost at . . · ;~~~;~;~ W· L Pd Wahomi 64 Sondyvllle 52 once l Th~ Mtddleport lOSS PUI\Ie~ .... 9 3 7~ Pomeroy 71 L.,.n 53 · the lower SEOAL divl~on Into, 4 . " :·.. .. 8 4 116'7 Athena 58 Gallipolla 55 The Jackets tralleu 17·12 at the road block lor sixth ploce. Thr'q Mlddltport 51 Jtckaon 58 first quarter mark, Whitlatch teams, the Jackets, !AJI!Jin a~d Eliersbath Hdwe. . .. . 7 5 " 118:1· Drugs . . 5 7 fl1. Wtllthtn 11 Ntlson¥111• 51 keeping his team in the game Jackson now are tied with f.8 Easttm 17 Kyger ll with his three goals. Ernest Bow- records. Thi1 · log jam- will b(V~ New York Clothing .. 5 7 tt7 les contributed two points, Er- to be unraveled in the ne:tt 7 Roney's ~arke\ .. . ·. , . 2 10 J67 SEAS0/11 HIGH$ win one and Kelly three. days for fifth, sixUi and seventh SUGAR RAY TRAINS lnd 3 Ganies-P. Muflen M5. At the half it was 34·29, still place. . . GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. UP In~ 1 Game-P. lilufien 21t Nelsonville, o-t2, has !i deit~ - Sugar Ray Robinson started for Jackson. In that quarter Kcl Authorizrcl MacGreg()r Team 3 Gumes-Moores Stote training here Tuesday for the l'il· I!' found the rango, producing 12 aute <inch on the bottom of the 2404. Sporting Goods Denier hnrn middleweight championship points all or the Jackets' coun- issue. As of now tne league stands 'l'eaill 1 G;me- Moorea stor~ 13 Mill St. Mfddltport bout with Carmen Basilio at the teni eXcept one from Erwin and 830. four from Whitlatch with two games to play at: CtucagC) Stadium, ~larch 25. By the third period rest MidWon TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG. dleport had pulled up to 43-41 as Pomeroy .. .. .. ; . 11 P. Mullen 151 Bobby N~lson came ln with two Athens ....... 10 M. Mumy 151 , goals, Kelly got two and a char Wellston . . . . . . . . . 0 P. Collins 15q , ity, and Bowles his sc<'und and Gallipolis . . . . . . . . . . . 6 J. Clark 142, E. Sylvester 142 last bucket. Middleport ........ , . . . 4 M. Ebersborh 139 In the fourth quarter rally Jackson , .. . , . . . . . . . . . 4 Kelly got !our m~re points, Nel· ' Logan .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 4 DIMPSEY .TO...VAGATION oon two, and Wh1tlateh ''"· Nelsonville . . . . . . . . . . 0 , for Jacksoo, Elsnaug!e snd • In the game at 1aeksoft, Wrlaht eac~ had IB' to lead lhe dleport reserve; tock tilt Tex'n Jeans ile!J Now$1.99 7••:" Now$2.49 it::'· ·• , · '' llfrt~et Otlt, or mineovel'(d atld' . fena!Ve artcf 3 dblenilve. Morgun ended, up with t •more dllflcult h~d 5 offensive, 9 delenslve lor ahqt. Thla stple at least' Jo· pOints Loga~. , · flotn hi•· total. )'omeroy 1.,.rvea eiU'IIY de(oat· ·In eo~tralt, t~e· Pa~t~er&ihowed ~d t6e littl6',C~Ieftalns 41!-30 In tfie determmahdn lo•demand· alld take· ~rehmillrry. tb... urest ahot when the chonee V .. &" tl . · ca!D~· Par..ty Y .JJ·a!\1."' \ SHOOTING P!lltllttT,AO!S Fol~:re~~ ?~-~~:o~ 3 12 iu271 12 The Pantllera bad a 'gOod night ' 36; WIISo'n 1 1·~3\ Zirkle~ 2·~ &; stlbotlng'. Their ·211 of 51 field' a~ :Martini !H 2; Werry (j 1·2 I; car· tempts· was f$·pet cedi ·btitU e;ies. lpenter 1 ().0 2; Kennedy o o.o o; Loian's· 21 of 62' "" only 84 per Hood ·o ().0 o.- Totjls 26' ~D'27 71'. · Logan: :Brark16n 5 Pome\>oy hnd 13' olfenalvo re·boiulll!l, 22' de!en~ive. Lota~ hsd !II· olloliolve,' de!ensM. . Johnson led Pi>Me~oy's rebouM• tn&•wllh 6 dtle~al~ and 5 ,olfen· : m utt EFPJIT w 7 1 •• • • o.O n • 1 It 10; Mor· , . • n '·lt··theMD , a ~-~~~ uo R _,., Beat GallipoIIS• In Last Q08rter 6Jach Charley McAfee did him something to woar! e SHIRTS ~. I I SOCKS in tbe ihlrd q~rter the Falt:!on lead end· of the perwa1 hittlrig all as fte 11111 two field &oall in quarter for bll 16 points. In a •pietlmlnary eonteat, sandyville's Reserve~ d!IWIIed · the Wa' -··p it fllit dliiilel cll\'bl U.. - - o r 10. tiel' lOw ·.., II ... liJ arnlp> a c.lr looa lleie. hama Reservet by ~ floot. Ck!oi •P'lltlll, fioiywWI toa·n&il .., ~ oliy oae';looe to N· B&Ye gm:e 0111 m JOIIIilili .., pai-dop •• . ERNEST .COVERl, Mgr. lts!rVf.itl .. SWANK JEWELR\' nnd RILI,fOLDS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Shirt~" POMEROY E. MAIN ST. ~--~-~~ ~-------:~----~-~~----~-~---~-~-~~ Conkey, PIJONE' 197 . • OR YOUR ' Rife- WBS • Thue C~rh~rll;, "· ""' """ led all the tro11ble. ' IIJ!~ . ~~ modo fr'Citll tx~o· reserves won il heavy f~l!i oLr ~hrrillinll\!t'' tchl 34-33 from Coalton ' close wcwen, rim' 7 1943' 59 '.loo<iln,g brown' ' • . I t · ' JIIOQ-, Wellston Dumps Hounds>81·5lln Routine Beating • .,., rluin • pocketful of CHIIgt;;; atelephone credit ca'rd fnllm'& never a delay for rttt1n1 eolat~ or for deposltlnr them -If you havt i. Genenl Telephone Credit Card -rood an)'• whtN In the country. there'a no rueuwork or doubt about what lbd rou'vt 1pent on aalla. Your Itemized month!)' 1atat4ment tolll the whole story, . , IInquire about this handy and valuable con'nnlence-call our BuBineu Office, ,I Porn. 1~ GENERAL TELIPHONE 'o..t ~ ~. Wt~ld'• tirtot tommuolcollont sr•tm• ' \, ~~ ~ Max Walion brok~. his own prev[ous hi&h &ln&le game record o! 3l polnta aet earlier this season with 38 Ito~ nlaht ...!nat the win· leoa Netaoovttte Hound• In on SEOAL match at \Vetloton. The Roelell -opt pace with Pomeroy tnd Athona In the title race wltftl'l routine 81·51 ~eating 1 to the Hounda, Gary Frledenmekor had held the record laot y~ar wllb 1 33 points. Wtllton, the 6·3 Wellston ,.nter, lh~l 84 against Jaokaon In Ills! rotiM play. The aall'e 1no atrlctly ~ warm· up fllf lt!o cl11h of titan• Friday nlaht at Welloton when league feadlna Pomeroy, IH, eomos to town to play. VVolloton, 9-3. By quarters: Wollaton 16 aa 50 81 Nelsonville 13 28 34 51 Welloton: D. Poltl, IB; Comp· oton 10. Walton H. lleed 4, Mont· aomoey 7• l. ~ott. 6. Total• 35 11·18 81. . Netoonv-1\lti Ptctol 9, Bollna u. lllather\y 3, Patlon 22, Halt 2, Howe 4. Totala 17 17-23 ~1. WQI\Wil'l 'LIAGUI . . Hi&ll' Tl!He Gam~ lnd.-P. Collins, Q®. Hl&b Sllitle 'Qame-P. Robeltil, 1119. Toam Three 2196. ·New Spriftg Gimes--Corlini; t Black. Sued~ W,re Pump I ,St,IP.EA ' ' .GIJ$0LIN6,· .. •~ -. ' j ' t No dlstlltCd warer to buy! Lift ap top. fills !lom the tap. Exclusive emptyin( spout dralna all unused water. Steai!L• lOt over one hour. Stalnle,. steel, ln,.lated boiler. Lightweighll WeitiM <inly 310 lbs. !Ions Dry ___ Irons with steam. Only Caseo hu Ill ?I th.,. 11!3· tUJeS. Gumnfeed bY Good Housekeeping Jf not as JJd. vertised. Super DeLoxe nlodel guaranteed lor one yeor. CD ·$~.95 -· . " ·\ -~ " . . CLEAN 1lSED .CABS t' '' ~llv,••• Come and LOok You'll See. We 1955 SOLO weetoend..JI·J.955·5t·51 CHEVROU!'I'S V8-2dr.-4dr. Alt Air. Radio, Heater. They ah3rp. You see. REGIIILAR SELLING PRICE $1U5 T'HE, Stf,OE BOX· J -$9.95 OUR l't!CE t••••• 2FORDS df. bno Falrta,e. WHILE THEY LAST Only 12 To Self At This Price HURU I~ tOMORRoW. Custom. Boll> sharp. drive, you li~e. ·soLo fLt!IIIOU'I'H Plenly of va 2 dr. Cleon altli ntoe. mu ..... * SO~D Free Parking .... Avoid COII«estioi, Silo• at Hekelis' . * T~e Roods To Mason City Are.As SmOOth As A Rib~n MERCURY 2 dr. & 4 dr. .TheY hea1P'tii1 btrgaittt. \. FORD (8) Clean Jecond ear. FORD V' dr. Cheap transportation. .. • • VdvoliM 'AIJ. rnotor'eil. ' Oil. . . ' ,. . . ' '' ." RI-IININO -COMPMNT ' 1• ,., ' !/ ··' "' Jlatd Water Areas. WE GOTI'A GOOD \ ) ' t f_,T_ ....... The Qu..ilf.PrellliUIII lr011. Uses Plail Tllp Wtter EN In WANTTA SELL CLEAIQ tiJSEIJ\ . a, IAccoroiiDI To Stendlftlt) H. Clatworthy 11811 fal Will 11112 ' c. Atkins i ,QII . Wlil!ord' ~ Betker · . 151111 WaJiner M4l l1\gh Team Game-Boneya Mar· , ket /le8. ' High· Ttom Serles-Boneys Markef 2609: High Individual Game-H .: Cl~· wor~ 223. , , 1 Hl&h Individual Series-It Clit worthy llt2. . /CASCO ST~A~ &· DRY IRON ' YOU WANTI'A .TI(ADJ! . WE WANTI'A TUJ)E . YOU WAN'FI'A ~OOD LIAGU!I Pomeroy Cement Block 2; R. Firestone 1. _·I J. . 7·UP (formerly Lions) 2, llll!Oyl Market J. Another Pk!kens.' Spnt•l At .Be,_, tost VOI:J ~N'FI'A BuY WE ,'. .; ' •t• \ I, MOMD"AY DON'T FORGET ... SHOP PICKENS' NrGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. USilD CABS ,mGHLIGHl'S I Pomeroy MotoJ co., 2, lloblrisonl Laundry I. · Won Lttl Sllntll"" Pomeroi Cement litoek . · 1 2 Roblnsons Laundry .. .. . 7 2 Pomeroy Motor Co. . .. . .. 5 . 4 H. & R. Firestone .. .. .. 3 d Boney's Marl et .. .. . .. .. 3 5 7-UP (formerly Llono) . . Z 'I J FIGHT GIYS TV OKAY SAN FRANCISCO UP - Next month'a IZ.round llgM between h~ivywelghta Eddie M~chen and fl>ra Folley will ~ natlo~tlty ttl· ABC, it wao announced maltChrnak·er Bennie Ford. aaid that the fight, ~~1eduled for March 19, would · be out within a soo-mlte ... of San Franeilco.. BOWLJNG , t INDUSTRIA~ Starting Mon~ay, February 10th Pickens' will begin new store hours Open Every Monday from 12 Noon Until9·P.M. Open EveryTu.esda·y, We'dnesday, Thursdayond Friday from 7 A.M. until 5:30 P.M. Open Saturdays from 7 A.M. ~ntil 6:30 P.M~ PAN-AM GITS YACHTS CHICAGO Uf - The orJantting colltmittee lor the Pan·Amerlcan Game• hao lleJn inatructtd to add ytchting to the 19!19 prognm. PtyOI, "' ' ~rtlnlo N: St. 61' 51 D\lko 1'J ~, · · Ptorlill UW99 Alolaamo St. 51 Virtlnlt T.-h 1!12 Furmon 76 ~oot Coiolllll M' Ap;41iidllln 5t Wuh. & LH 90 Roanoke 51 Wuftrn KtiltVcky n DoPtul 62 Gaoa TKh M 8tthtiiY W. Vt. 64 Xnltr Ohio 76. Florldo St. 60 Chlcqo U. M LaWnrtiet f1 Tor:klo 19 Koniu City U. n Rico \02 TtUI 61 ' tO.to lliM 92 Houston 1• S.nto Citra S1 Son Jott St. >I' • !' ' ... diamond ' .. by the store wht>re it wu ru~hued Pnhancr the diamolld YOU &ive , •• with the ;.;.;. ola KESPKiED )fw... r . .. ftll thank youl OTICE. • "r Unlt'ed' ,,... clnt~~· COLUMBUS UP- The Uniled .,-. ' •, . •'• ,.;rr.ct!y-;;;t;;'n~ t~t folb JU"- !he quaiiif" . . 100re of 32-22. acre u 80011 in the spring· as po&- 1 COLLIGI SCOIIES that sewed the game up for Ath· Basketball Ratlngo with flrol place votes In parentheses. · en~. Tum ·. Ptlnh He had stolen the ball in the iaBt minute to make It 116·55 for 1. Glenford 5 . , .. .. .. .. .. . 67 .. . 48 Athens. then hit both on the one 2. Bethel 1 3, Deshler .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 47 and one for 58·58. 4. Miller City .... .... · .. .. M~Afce's full court press ln tlle filial half rattled the Gallipolis 5. New ooton'i ........ .. elub enough .to unsctMe their 6. tloshen·Unlon . , · · · · downcourt game, not their fore· 7. West Lafayette · · · · · · · · court. Alter getting the ball 8, Prospect ' . acro11s the 10 seco~d line, Galli· 9. Holmes·L\borty polls time after lime threw it 10. Arcanum ... ; · · · second Ten: 11, Ple,.,ar,tvlll!e nWIY on trying lor the last break 10; 12, !onatban Alder, 9; . through. ,To•·nahlp Once again Golllpotlo won a Buffalo, 7; 14. ~ game on field goal production and 15 Midvale and ' lost It at the foul line. FIVe play· 17, Piketon and ers, three lrom Athens and two each, 19, Ottawa Hills, Dixie for Gollia, exited on foul• Galli· Lake vvood 2 ea<b. otllers with one vote eac~: polio had 21 !leld goata, Athens 17. But Athens hit 24 ol 32 chorl· Minster, Bluffton, Bello Centef, Van Del St Henry, Twin Roll Edl· ttes, Gallipolis 7 o! 17. son, Lcckland·VVayne, Sa~lna, Rae ·BY guartera: 52.1 36 116 inc, Columtilana, Hld:nipe, New, . Athens Gallipolla 11 31 48 1111 Archbold, Dresden, Kalida and Athens: MeCo'nkey 21, Gaskill 2 Holgate. . Shmson 4, Cocn 12, Coursey 7, Lausche 9, Mcinturff 3. Ga!Upolts: BoRtle 19, Conley 17, Jones 8, Sheota 4, Carr 3, Gilmore 4. their seed immediat.. is a list of the varlelle• recommended !or West Vi•glnla. The varieties are I!Rted in the order of their preference. Sprina Oata Varielieo- Andrew Ajax, Clinton 59, Mindo, Bonda, Shelby. Seed I Ill to 2 bUshelr per ·scmms throws In the final five seeondft Pre" Ohio JJigh School ClaSR A ___. .. gras~et~ thi1 11princ BASKE11AIL. in hnl'tmss after . a tlh . Ing wllh 21. He hit lwo !ree , GOESSL£R JlWELRY STORE · : 2 10(1 4: D second hall and hy 12 points aa ·win 0 13-lll l; Kelty H 1 ~~ 2:· the fourth quarter opened. Neloon 3 (D·l) 6; Whitlatch 6 (2· ) The SEOAL victory for Athens 18; Long 0.0.0. Totals 24 IIH61 57. Referees Rhoads ami Blosser. kept them wlthl n eaay ran"e ,. of . the league leadlhg Pomeroy Pan· Glenford Tops. gan. Again In State" Five-foot seven Inch Gary Mcb~ek three game layoff for spram· Class ARanks eel nnkle, led both teams !n scor- Jfe Waham'a next otart will be 1ible. IllS ••. IS !If STOll ••• WltM !liE 1ST •.. COS1S ~· •• f against the Ripley .VIItlnp at Rav· Alfalfa Varieties _ Narrangan· ·' Corwenient OOdgel lttms .•• I enaw.OO oo ThursdaY evtnin&. aett, Vernal (wilt resistant) AllanThe bOx oMre: b N rth c Wthlllfl: 1\ievil!l 8 0.1 16; :::~nWl1Uamo ':'d !~me~; t."; La)'llf o· U Z; Clttrk 2 1H1 4; t:;. ' per acre In the eorly &ouo~ 3 Z.7 t~;.. Fo&leaona S 2·28; springe R. Rliwlh 5 tJIO 10; M. RoUih 8 O.l Brome Graas Varieties -Aohen16. Total!. ' baoh, LincOln, Elsberry, Fisher. Sandyville :' Smith 10 3-19 23; 2 ~ to 2!1 per acre. Grows couit ST. PO~ROY, 0010 Emerlet. 0.0 Burrlo Z; Blake 6 1-4 13; f;be~lt~lin~~·~~~w~lt~h~a~ll~ol~!a~.;;;:;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;E;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;~~;:;;;;:;;;;:;:;; Rate • 3-2I 16: 11·13;Moore 0 J.1 I; Totato22 II: 18 52. Si!orlng by' quarters: Waltlma 18 16 16 14-M . Sandyvute I~ 18 II 1}-52 . i' 1%4 E. MAIN 'ST. 10 at ttalft!me thers who broke out of their mid· season doldrum& the same night with a sha'rp 71·1i3 win over Lo· I JnocmaleO'. aulstante I tan. Fortlllullon end Soli THHDI __ . they · "Catbird," Rouab's four faa·- ·li.ve t ,,... tlltlt to _,. Stop Ia with Jim !l'arrls hJ'ah mat on 11 po[n~. Mlddlepo'\'1 tl.lled • Ladlno CIQVer - Pilarim is ree· ,_.Ilk!. o.o.fliil of c._ ommended In IUtel joining W. V· If you have anJ question rer4rd· In all wet buy eonl!ie<l seed and ing a partleulonrop, aet In ~~~~ when ptantin& teaumet see that with me and I will give you wh~t to seed oato. $310,........, oiiiJ •tuo • nlontli 1•\' $500 ••• ftPIY. oat, .H.IS a montli flllj-'""' r 1 ~~ a~a~~c~i•a;W ;!/~~. •;:":~: tal:u~~~;~!~i, ~~wles .TIES "tlomr or Arrow or Jackson · T.Jo••ln•• ·'"''' ·foreed to ait out 'tlle:o ei<lftt tb~· P.rio\1 with four eanie bact into. the froy final peri(ld' fD tally one and lout' out o! the game and one.hatl minute• ...,. Varsity by quarters: Jackson . . . . . 17 34 43 55 1\llddleport . . . 12 29 41 ~5 ~7 Jackson: Etsn>ugte 7 (2·5~ 16; It Swingle 5 (2-4) 12; Reynolds!' 4 again at Athens Tuesday night aa (l·2l 9; Lyons 1 ll·l) 3· Yer:: hla twlce'de!eated Bulldogs clil'" I (0.0) 2; Wright 7 (2·2) 16· ARROW e COOPER sure at.lloraaatcwn. ol quar· their InaUthefiveltrtt tn IB-18 advan· t\ll'n. They main· five·polnt'lead' at.holf· throu(b Llevln&'• i~ the quarter !fie taleon attaet. ---- ~ To plcnsc him most, give oratory Othtt' ..comnMtNIId Vtritttl tl'1. ~ ot~~.~~1i!l~ 7- Cll!a• dae.Srate. lit .'IJI THE SPORTS QNTER or e)J:'1\ pound• of a photphlte, ~um vt.ry welf. and Marvin oeored 18 eorly and thro~1ut the game. lor tl!! lame "" of the S.ndyvjlle 23 tor hio n!Qfit't deadeye ohootlna In tbe ball game ••··· .. 81000tsuo ' A mixture work !rool lertillutlon, '>ove your &all telled. Europeon Starin Blrdofoot Trefoil pie to the ltltfnlo~ and 4-6 ¢undo of Timothy does 1 will he IIUiue4 to tbo, IMina by the shoo~ gin 3 f.5 10: Brown 8 1'-3 '!7; Pat· terson 4 0.0 8; · Stump o 2·2 2· b1rail 0 2-4 2; Smith 1' ().~' 2; Bum. gal'dller 0 2-2 .2. Tot)lls 21,11·16 53. , Re!erees: Bal.r olld KJ&sell. ttraln• of vfk- . No ~d i!ll~ PlOw rapidly and' llranaed. Bird• fertlll ..d. To rttnove th' EufOl.K'ID lng, ca~e foct Tre!oll ohould be 10wn with a gnu. It makes an txcellent pas, ture In the summer months 11 i lo tolerant of heat and dryer we• their· condltlona. . Walill•ll Wliltt Falcona ,,. •• oMhe aeuon at Gilmore Plratet oeore of 6H2 , Tbl! Fal<ona 5 15 cent . Vorletles - Grow the 'InUfnln ' Vict~ry . ~ . ;. ~ · ' ~WheJ1 dos~ . .ftatlfer, ~ ·~il~ Qll s(ve gratis. · Hawth~lno had 6 o~ ., ! SLEDS SPECIAl 20% OFF 'I : ~ . · 9th 'test, 88clt Falc911s Roush, Moson,, W. Va. ·• . * �' • I ' •, ' "'II' - ' ,f ' f,-~11 &:ntlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleporl, p.,~eb. 5, 195~ - . ' 1' ' Nine Sign Up . 'WhitlatchTitsU.pGame ithSteai,.. \Vhat8ecameO£ ·.p~~ttr~rsQ~~d.Pl~ceAt TopOfSEOAL,Heaf;: "' SaturdiY of this week. ' Lav-Up, In Flnal Seconds Of. Penod . lrollloasiJ!jtProW ' ' . Ith ' ''M~t.:.O.J• ' I Las'h•.ug fil..f..la. • .· '1' •~·s·tJ~ ' The event "sponsored by their • . .. . tr UtJIUUtPa Ju ' Of ~~IUCitam:c: lAKIN TQURNEY IS SET w· Nine teams have been •lin<!! G!IS lor the ·Imlepenuent Basketball Tournament to oo held at !he La· 'United E\Dployers Organization of I Mi~dleport'B Yellow Jackets wen~ down to theu et&IJI!t qe~ Guo Suhr, flrat but "'' fir !!!f. · ;· · · . , kin gym on Thursday, t"riday, and the L~t!in Hospital , . feat m 12 league starts Tuesday mght.al Ja~kson, 5,·5~,- ln iPltttbu/iih.. l'fii!Ws '7r<dt. f~ .(CJill~·''~ /ilil'~nol Teams s<heduled to Play are the an overtime game Where a foul throw converston would;hllve •through 1939, w11. th• Nttionol. ,upotr entr), tOIIH~ linal··'ll\531 Letart Hillbillies or Letart il'alls, reversed the declsibn• · I Ltesut'a lt'WI m'l'ni t~...p hit·· ' Wilson. probJblyrjltye(l the·belt the Middleport Medics! the PomeThe game was a tfirtner (rom start to linish with the·Jack' :r..t nom quit. drew lfii otfti. ,game ·of hi>< fllill\1 ~h·· · ji<hpot roy Hot Shots, the Ephng team o! . 'b h' ..., . t' Ia 20 d f th m.t. · tlon It shoul~ ....... Lau "10'9ft ie~mr boll> In offel\>lve ·and. dl' Gallipolis, Racine, the Lai<ln Red ets com mg. [~Om e IRu ,ID ·'!e st oocon S O e r~,;u,Mf iHorto" O.hr!g wts rocklnt up>'" ftnSIY< JltaneuYft , , , .: . Btrds, the Evans Supermarket o! period to !te tt up at 55·56. Tl\ey !lad tratled until early 1ft the _.,.~ hlllr durt6illty rtc~rd ..~ . ll•ttb~iili11reeiltltlctedHet!et Assorted Sites Middleport, Syrocuse and Reed~ fourth penod. . tho Ylnk"' ollouf tho 11m.·ttm:i; tHan a!l\lflilie slfte~ eally 't~'· t~e ville. Harlan Whitlatch stole tile liall ae Jackson was ttr!dl ,fo' Gut) hO...,.r, • ., In ocfl!ial ,.,. ,•., 0 . Reg. $2.75 Entrance fee lor the meet ia $10 stall out the last half minute ahead 55·53. His drive-in laY-UP' 1'.12. oilllgltt vomoi. ·~ It tfoo4 ·· ·f!.~1di.N' ~ · ~~ 1 while tbe prices of admission a<o·, was good . until· list aummor whWn~W MQ. il'a~ll\'d~. W:tll; '. I~· b~folii· 50 cents lor adults and 35 cents In tHe ovortime M11t Plelly hit ,Itonmon's double barrelled at- •1• 1 flnolly ovorhw~ . ~· sllrl, ~ftec(lv~ · • ·~~~ !!l" ·fio. lor students lor the first two a lump shot from a sf:ght angle tack. They were the onls b<lys 16 ~1"::; • ':;: 111' 1:{· ,~;1 ,L-11 = 2' l~al)te .lc'br~ .; llofgap'.:1'1ie !iusnights and 75 re•ls lor adults and IS feet out an<l Ei,.ougle lied it score lor Jaekson in the lou•th· r...:;... ·hi 1; . t rti kf ce~te1 "'M ~n•o :ouldandlhf Reg. $3.25 3~ cents for students under Hl on up wllh a one-hander at 5'7-57 1qual'ter, ea!!h getting six. · ..,, up ' ~: CIPttl~ pf&y(r. on·. tljf1 ftO·o ( bb~ fi'e .iuf. the night of the finals. J'acltson's Wright sun!< a !rce .In that fourth qu.,ter the ~lth '';;' •::,';. ~ I,Usl fei'~d (tom ,dillltlllplis'. ~.aakei~all 1 1 Tournament Director Is James· tHrow lor 57·58 atld seconds be· score wos tied at 41-41 ~ •• on P.., . af~ Tl'l0sd$.i<' dl&~ : · .•. ' . Hughes. All games will be played lore the eM of the per!od, Mike 45-45 and finally .55·55. Kelly had gtmos. He jfloilleit, ~·· Wn<te~IY ,to, Jiass' in the _gym or the lonner Boys' Erwin, ,.nlor ecnter·forwa~rt. anoth" aood night with 28•point.> Whotovtr lupl'fntd · to c;uo up ..th~ lii~.~. ~elliot. t>Y,·p~t'tlrl~In Skinlil<'s and Huskies tndustrool School. went to the free lhrow hne w1th For the Jackets Kelly was out· Suh'r? Now st, Guo 'llvto In Son •IIi_J;l.,4nt ~~ 14!lfi)"~ \0 ,a~~~~ the one and one on. standmg pointwise and defentive· Francisco 1 na worlc• In· tf1t1 i(.rl> ; • i G , , s.r • ( .,, 1,,,. 5 1.11 c,. ,, 1 e~11 Blue, ll'ltle ,. LO'c:AL SCORES A •uccesslul first shot woul~ ly. ·Whitlatch oontlnued• H~ hoi tllng division or • ltr.• ' - " · '· · " Windsor 61 H•nn•n Tr~ce 57 ttave tied it up, a clean scrond assault on the basiCet with 18 Oruim :111!1 ('haH·oa.J. Htmcttn 64 Rio Gr~ndt 44 points one elght fielder• aiJ.lJ' tWO' Team Single Game-Carlings, 11 bot would 1\.uvc won tlle game. •utland 59 Coti!Oft 73 But he mls"d the nrst on• and for two at the free line. 779. R'aciM H MI:Arthur 69 the buzzer ended it almost at . . · ;~~~;~;~ W· L Pd Wahomi 64 Sondyvllle 52 once l Th~ Mtddleport lOSS PUI\Ie~ .... 9 3 7~ Pomeroy 71 L.,.n 53 · the lower SEOAL divl~on Into, 4 . " :·.. .. 8 4 116'7 Athena 58 Gallipolla 55 The Jackets tralleu 17·12 at the road block lor sixth ploce. Thr'q Mlddltport 51 Jtckaon 58 first quarter mark, Whitlatch teams, the Jackets, !AJI!Jin a~d Eliersbath Hdwe. . .. . 7 5 " 118:1· Drugs . . 5 7 fl1. Wtllthtn 11 Ntlson¥111• 51 keeping his team in the game Jackson now are tied with f.8 Easttm 17 Kyger ll with his three goals. Ernest Bow- records. Thi1 · log jam- will b(V~ New York Clothing .. 5 7 tt7 les contributed two points, Er- to be unraveled in the ne:tt 7 Roney's ~arke\ .. . ·. , . 2 10 J67 SEAS0/11 HIGH$ win one and Kelly three. days for fifth, sixUi and seventh SUGAR RAY TRAINS lnd 3 Ganies-P. Muflen M5. At the half it was 34·29, still place. . . GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y. UP In~ 1 Game-P. lilufien 21t Nelsonville, o-t2, has !i deit~ - Sugar Ray Robinson started for Jackson. In that quarter Kcl Authorizrcl MacGreg()r Team 3 Gumes-Moores Stote training here Tuesday for the l'il· I!' found the rango, producing 12 aute <inch on the bottom of the 2404. Sporting Goods Denier hnrn middleweight championship points all or the Jackets' coun- issue. As of now tne league stands 'l'eaill 1 G;me- Moorea stor~ 13 Mill St. Mfddltport bout with Carmen Basilio at the teni eXcept one from Erwin and 830. four from Whitlatch with two games to play at: CtucagC) Stadium, ~larch 25. By the third period rest MidWon TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG. dleport had pulled up to 43-41 as Pomeroy .. .. .. ; . 11 P. Mullen 151 Bobby N~lson came ln with two Athens ....... 10 M. Mumy 151 , goals, Kelly got two and a char Wellston . . . . . . . . . 0 P. Collins 15q , ity, and Bowles his sc<'und and Gallipolis . . . . . . . . . . . 6 J. Clark 142, E. Sylvester 142 last bucket. Middleport ........ , . . . 4 M. Ebersborh 139 In the fourth quarter rally Jackson , .. . , . . . . . . . . . 4 Kelly got !our m~re points, Nel· ' Logan .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 4 DIMPSEY .TO...VAGATION oon two, and Wh1tlateh ''"· Nelsonville . . . . . . . . . . 0 , for Jacksoo, Elsnaug!e snd • In the game at 1aeksoft, Wrlaht eac~ had IB' to lead lhe dleport reserve; tock tilt Tex'n Jeans ile!J Now$1.99 7••:" Now$2.49 it::'· ·• , · '' llfrt~et Otlt, or mineovel'(d atld' . fena!Ve artcf 3 dblenilve. Morgun ended, up with t •more dllflcult h~d 5 offensive, 9 delenslve lor ahqt. Thla stple at least' Jo· pOints Loga~. , · flotn hi•· total. )'omeroy 1.,.rvea eiU'IIY de(oat· ·In eo~tralt, t~e· Pa~t~er&ihowed ~d t6e littl6',C~Ieftalns 41!-30 In tfie determmahdn lo•demand· alld take· ~rehmillrry. tb... urest ahot when the chonee V .. &" tl . · ca!D~· Par..ty Y .JJ·a!\1."' \ SHOOTING P!lltllttT,AO!S Fol~:re~~ ?~-~~:o~ 3 12 iu271 12 The Pantllera bad a 'gOod night ' 36; WIISo'n 1 1·~3\ Zirkle~ 2·~ &; stlbotlng'. Their ·211 of 51 field' a~ :Martini !H 2; Werry (j 1·2 I; car· tempts· was f$·pet cedi ·btitU e;ies. lpenter 1 ().0 2; Kennedy o o.o o; Loian's· 21 of 62' "" only 84 per Hood ·o ().0 o.- Totjls 26' ~D'27 71'. · Logan: :Brark16n 5 Pome\>oy hnd 13' olfenalvo re·boiulll!l, 22' de!en~ive. Lota~ hsd !II· olloliolve,' de!ensM. . Johnson led Pi>Me~oy's rebouM• tn&•wllh 6 dtle~al~ and 5 ,olfen· : m utt EFPJIT w 7 1 •• • • o.O n • 1 It 10; Mor· , . • n '·lt··theMD , a ~-~~~ uo R _,., Beat GallipoIIS• In Last Q08rter 6Jach Charley McAfee did him something to woar! e SHIRTS ~. I I SOCKS in tbe ihlrd q~rter the Falt:!on lead end· of the perwa1 hittlrig all as fte 11111 two field &oall in quarter for bll 16 points. In a •pietlmlnary eonteat, sandyville's Reserve~ d!IWIIed · the Wa' -··p it fllit dliiilel cll\'bl U.. - - o r 10. tiel' lOw ·.., II ... liJ arnlp> a c.lr looa lleie. hama Reservet by ~ floot. Ck!oi •P'lltlll, fioiywWI toa·n&il .., ~ oliy oae';looe to N· B&Ye gm:e 0111 m JOIIIilili .., pai-dop •• . ERNEST .COVERl, Mgr. lts!rVf.itl .. SWANK JEWELR\' nnd RILI,fOLDS DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Shirt~" POMEROY E. MAIN ST. ~--~-~~ ~-------:~----~-~~----~-~---~-~-~~ Conkey, PIJONE' 197 . • OR YOUR ' Rife- WBS • Thue C~rh~rll;, "· ""' """ led all the tro11ble. ' IIJ!~ . ~~ modo fr'Citll tx~o· reserves won il heavy f~l!i oLr ~hrrillinll\!t'' tchl 34-33 from Coalton ' close wcwen, rim' 7 1943' 59 '.loo<iln,g brown' ' • . I t · ' JIIOQ-, Wellston Dumps Hounds>81·5lln Routine Beating • .,., rluin • pocketful of CHIIgt;;; atelephone credit ca'rd fnllm'& never a delay for rttt1n1 eolat~ or for deposltlnr them -If you havt i. Genenl Telephone Credit Card -rood an)'• whtN In the country. there'a no rueuwork or doubt about what lbd rou'vt 1pent on aalla. Your Itemized month!)' 1atat4ment tolll the whole story, . , IInquire about this handy and valuable con'nnlence-call our BuBineu Office, ,I Porn. 1~ GENERAL TELIPHONE 'o..t ~ ~. Wt~ld'• tirtot tommuolcollont sr•tm• ' \, ~~ ~ Max Walion brok~. his own prev[ous hi&h &ln&le game record o! 3l polnta aet earlier this season with 38 Ito~ nlaht ...!nat the win· leoa Netaoovttte Hound• In on SEOAL match at \Vetloton. The Roelell -opt pace with Pomeroy tnd Athona In the title race wltftl'l routine 81·51 ~eating 1 to the Hounda, Gary Frledenmekor had held the record laot y~ar wllb 1 33 points. Wtllton, the 6·3 Wellston ,.nter, lh~l 84 against Jaokaon In Ills! rotiM play. The aall'e 1no atrlctly ~ warm· up fllf lt!o cl11h of titan• Friday nlaht at Welloton when league feadlna Pomeroy, IH, eomos to town to play. VVolloton, 9-3. By quarters: Wollaton 16 aa 50 81 Nelsonville 13 28 34 51 Welloton: D. Poltl, IB; Comp· oton 10. Walton H. lleed 4, Mont· aomoey 7• l. ~ott. 6. Total• 35 11·18 81. . Netoonv-1\lti Ptctol 9, Bollna u. lllather\y 3, Patlon 22, Halt 2, Howe 4. Totala 17 17-23 ~1. WQI\Wil'l 'LIAGUI . . Hi&ll' Tl!He Gam~ lnd.-P. Collins, Q®. Hl&b Sllitle 'Qame-P. Robeltil, 1119. Toam Three 2196. ·New Spriftg Gimes--Corlini; t Black. Sued~ W,re Pump I ,St,IP.EA ' ' .GIJ$0LIN6,· .. •~ -. ' j ' t No dlstlltCd warer to buy! Lift ap top. fills !lom the tap. Exclusive emptyin( spout dralna all unused water. Steai!L• lOt over one hour. Stalnle,. steel, ln,.lated boiler. Lightweighll WeitiM <inly 310 lbs. !Ions Dry ___ Irons with steam. Only Caseo hu Ill ?I th.,. 11!3· tUJeS. Gumnfeed bY Good Housekeeping Jf not as JJd. vertised. Super DeLoxe nlodel guaranteed lor one yeor. CD ·$~.95 -· . " ·\ -~ " . . CLEAN 1lSED .CABS t' '' ~llv,••• Come and LOok You'll See. We 1955 SOLO weetoend..JI·J.955·5t·51 CHEVROU!'I'S V8-2dr.-4dr. Alt Air. Radio, Heater. They ah3rp. You see. REGIIILAR SELLING PRICE $1U5 T'HE, Stf,OE BOX· J -$9.95 OUR l't!CE t••••• 2FORDS df. bno Falrta,e. WHILE THEY LAST Only 12 To Self At This Price HURU I~ tOMORRoW. Custom. Boll> sharp. drive, you li~e. ·soLo fLt!IIIOU'I'H Plenly of va 2 dr. Cleon altli ntoe. mu ..... * SO~D Free Parking .... Avoid COII«estioi, Silo• at Hekelis' . * T~e Roods To Mason City Are.As SmOOth As A Rib~n MERCURY 2 dr. & 4 dr. .TheY hea1P'tii1 btrgaittt. \. FORD (8) Clean Jecond ear. FORD V' dr. Cheap transportation. .. • • VdvoliM 'AIJ. rnotor'eil. ' Oil. . . ' ,. . . ' '' ." RI-IININO -COMPMNT ' 1• ,., ' !/ ··' "' Jlatd Water Areas. WE GOTI'A GOOD \ ) ' t f_,T_ ....... The Qu..ilf.PrellliUIII lr011. Uses Plail Tllp Wtter EN In WANTTA SELL CLEAIQ tiJSEIJ\ . a, IAccoroiiDI To Stendlftlt) H. Clatworthy 11811 fal Will 11112 ' c. Atkins i ,QII . Wlil!ord' ~ Betker · . 151111 WaJiner M4l l1\gh Team Game-Boneya Mar· , ket /le8. ' High· Ttom Serles-Boneys Markef 2609: High Individual Game-H .: Cl~· wor~ 223. , , 1 Hl&h Individual Series-It Clit worthy llt2. . /CASCO ST~A~ &· DRY IRON ' YOU WANTI'A .TI(ADJ! . WE WANTI'A TUJ)E . YOU WAN'FI'A ~OOD LIAGU!I Pomeroy Cement Block 2; R. Firestone 1. _·I J. . 7·UP (formerly Lions) 2, llll!Oyl Market J. Another Pk!kens.' Spnt•l At .Be,_, tost VOI:J ~N'FI'A BuY WE ,'. .; ' •t• \ I, MOMD"AY DON'T FORGET ... SHOP PICKENS' NrGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. USilD CABS ,mGHLIGHl'S I Pomeroy MotoJ co., 2, lloblrisonl Laundry I. · Won Lttl Sllntll"" Pomeroi Cement litoek . · 1 2 Roblnsons Laundry .. .. . 7 2 Pomeroy Motor Co. . .. . .. 5 . 4 H. & R. Firestone .. .. .. 3 d Boney's Marl et .. .. . .. .. 3 5 7-UP (formerly Llono) . . Z 'I J FIGHT GIYS TV OKAY SAN FRANCISCO UP - Next month'a IZ.round llgM between h~ivywelghta Eddie M~chen and fl>ra Folley will ~ natlo~tlty ttl· ABC, it wao announced maltChrnak·er Bennie Ford. aaid that the fight, ~~1eduled for March 19, would · be out within a soo-mlte ... of San Franeilco.. BOWLJNG , t INDUSTRIA~ Starting Mon~ay, February 10th Pickens' will begin new store hours Open Every Monday from 12 Noon Until9·P.M. Open EveryTu.esda·y, We'dnesday, Thursdayond Friday from 7 A.M. until 5:30 P.M. Open Saturdays from 7 A.M. ~ntil 6:30 P.M~ PAN-AM GITS YACHTS CHICAGO Uf - The orJantting colltmittee lor the Pan·Amerlcan Game• hao lleJn inatructtd to add ytchting to the 19!19 prognm. PtyOI, "' ' ~rtlnlo N: St. 61' 51 D\lko 1'J ~, · · Ptorlill UW99 Alolaamo St. 51 Virtlnlt T.-h 1!12 Furmon 76 ~oot Coiolllll M' Ap;41iidllln 5t Wuh. & LH 90 Roanoke 51 Wuftrn KtiltVcky n DoPtul 62 Gaoa TKh M 8tthtiiY W. Vt. 64 Xnltr Ohio 76. Florldo St. 60 Chlcqo U. M LaWnrtiet f1 Tor:klo 19 Koniu City U. n Rico \02 TtUI 61 ' tO.to lliM 92 Houston 1• S.nto Citra S1 Son Jott St. >I' • !' ' ... diamond ' .. by the store wht>re it wu ru~hued Pnhancr the diamolld YOU &ive , •• with the ;.;.;. ola KESPKiED )fw... r . .. ftll thank youl OTICE. • "r Unlt'ed' ,,... clnt~~· COLUMBUS UP- The Uniled .,-. ' •, . •'• ,.;rr.ct!y-;;;t;;'n~ t~t folb JU"- !he quaiiif" . . 100re of 32-22. acre u 80011 in the spring· as po&- 1 COLLIGI SCOIIES that sewed the game up for Ath· Basketball Ratlngo with flrol place votes In parentheses. · en~. Tum ·. Ptlnh He had stolen the ball in the iaBt minute to make It 116·55 for 1. Glenford 5 . , .. .. .. .. .. . 67 .. . 48 Athens. then hit both on the one 2. Bethel 1 3, Deshler .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 47 and one for 58·58. 4. Miller City .... .... · .. .. M~Afce's full court press ln tlle filial half rattled the Gallipolis 5. New ooton'i ........ .. elub enough .to unsctMe their 6. tloshen·Unlon . , · · · · downcourt game, not their fore· 7. West Lafayette · · · · · · · · court. Alter getting the ball 8, Prospect ' . acro11s the 10 seco~d line, Galli· 9. Holmes·L\borty polls time after lime threw it 10. Arcanum ... ; · · · second Ten: 11, Ple,.,ar,tvlll!e nWIY on trying lor the last break 10; 12, !onatban Alder, 9; . through. ,To•·nahlp Once again Golllpotlo won a Buffalo, 7; 14. ~ game on field goal production and 15 Midvale and ' lost It at the foul line. FIVe play· 17, Piketon and ers, three lrom Athens and two each, 19, Ottawa Hills, Dixie for Gollia, exited on foul• Galli· Lake vvood 2 ea<b. otllers with one vote eac~: polio had 21 !leld goata, Athens 17. But Athens hit 24 ol 32 chorl· Minster, Bluffton, Bello Centef, Van Del St Henry, Twin Roll Edl· ttes, Gallipolis 7 o! 17. son, Lcckland·VVayne, Sa~lna, Rae ·BY guartera: 52.1 36 116 inc, Columtilana, Hld:nipe, New, . Athens Gallipolla 11 31 48 1111 Archbold, Dresden, Kalida and Athens: MeCo'nkey 21, Gaskill 2 Holgate. . Shmson 4, Cocn 12, Coursey 7, Lausche 9, Mcinturff 3. Ga!Upolts: BoRtle 19, Conley 17, Jones 8, Sheota 4, Carr 3, Gilmore 4. their seed immediat.. is a list of the varlelle• recommended !or West Vi•glnla. The varieties are I!Rted in the order of their preference. Sprina Oata Varielieo- Andrew Ajax, Clinton 59, Mindo, Bonda, Shelby. Seed I Ill to 2 bUshelr per ·scmms throws In the final five seeondft Pre" Ohio JJigh School ClaSR A ___. .. gras~et~ thi1 11princ BASKE11AIL. in hnl'tmss after . a tlh . Ing wllh 21. He hit lwo !ree , GOESSL£R JlWELRY STORE · : 2 10(1 4: D second hall and hy 12 points aa ·win 0 13-lll l; Kelty H 1 ~~ 2:· the fourth quarter opened. Neloon 3 (D·l) 6; Whitlatch 6 (2· ) The SEOAL victory for Athens 18; Long 0.0.0. Totals 24 IIH61 57. Referees Rhoads ami Blosser. kept them wlthl n eaay ran"e ,. of . the league leadlhg Pomeroy Pan· Glenford Tops. gan. Again In State" Five-foot seven Inch Gary Mcb~ek three game layoff for spram· Class ARanks eel nnkle, led both teams !n scor- Jfe Waham'a next otart will be 1ible. IllS ••. IS !If STOll ••• WltM !liE 1ST •.. COS1S ~· •• f against the Ripley .VIItlnp at Rav· Alfalfa Varieties _ Narrangan· ·' Corwenient OOdgel lttms .•• I enaw.OO oo ThursdaY evtnin&. aett, Vernal (wilt resistant) AllanThe bOx oMre: b N rth c Wthlllfl: 1\ievil!l 8 0.1 16; :::~nWl1Uamo ':'d !~me~; t."; La)'llf o· U Z; Clttrk 2 1H1 4; t:;. ' per acre In the eorly &ouo~ 3 Z.7 t~;.. Fo&leaona S 2·28; springe R. Rliwlh 5 tJIO 10; M. RoUih 8 O.l Brome Graas Varieties -Aohen16. Total!. ' baoh, LincOln, Elsberry, Fisher. Sandyville :' Smith 10 3-19 23; 2 ~ to 2!1 per acre. Grows couit ST. PO~ROY, 0010 Emerlet. 0.0 Burrlo Z; Blake 6 1-4 13; f;be~lt~lin~~·~~~w~lt~h~a~ll~ol~!a~.;;;:;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;E;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;~~;:;;;;:;;;;:;:;; Rate • 3-2I 16: 11·13;Moore 0 J.1 I; Totato22 II: 18 52. Si!orlng by' quarters: Waltlma 18 16 16 14-M . Sandyvute I~ 18 II 1}-52 . i' 1%4 E. MAIN 'ST. 10 at ttalft!me thers who broke out of their mid· season doldrum& the same night with a sha'rp 71·1i3 win over Lo· I JnocmaleO'. aulstante I tan. Fortlllullon end Soli THHDI __ . they · "Catbird," Rouab's four faa·- ·li.ve t ,,... tlltlt to _,. Stop Ia with Jim !l'arrls hJ'ah mat on 11 po[n~. Mlddlepo'\'1 tl.lled • Ladlno CIQVer - Pilarim is ree· ,_.Ilk!. o.o.fliil of c._ ommended In IUtel joining W. V· If you have anJ question rer4rd· In all wet buy eonl!ie<l seed and ing a partleulonrop, aet In ~~~~ when ptantin& teaumet see that with me and I will give you wh~t to seed oato. $310,........, oiiiJ •tuo • nlontli 1•\' $500 ••• ftPIY. oat, .H.IS a montli flllj-'""' r 1 ~~ a~a~~c~i•a;W ;!/~~. •;:":~: tal:u~~~;~!~i, ~~wles .TIES "tlomr or Arrow or Jackson · T.Jo••ln•• ·'"''' ·foreed to ait out 'tlle:o ei<lftt tb~· P.rio\1 with four eanie bact into. the froy final peri(ld' fD tally one and lout' out o! the game and one.hatl minute• ...,. Varsity by quarters: Jackson . . . . . 17 34 43 55 1\llddleport . . . 12 29 41 ~5 ~7 Jackson: Etsn>ugte 7 (2·5~ 16; It Swingle 5 (2-4) 12; Reynolds!' 4 again at Athens Tuesday night aa (l·2l 9; Lyons 1 ll·l) 3· Yer:: hla twlce'de!eated Bulldogs clil'" I (0.0) 2; Wright 7 (2·2) 16· ARROW e COOPER sure at.lloraaatcwn. ol quar· their InaUthefiveltrtt tn IB-18 advan· t\ll'n. They main· five·polnt'lead' at.holf· throu(b Llevln&'• i~ the quarter !fie taleon attaet. ---- ~ To plcnsc him most, give oratory Othtt' ..comnMtNIId Vtritttl tl'1. ~ ot~~.~~1i!l~ 7- Cll!a• dae.Srate. lit .'IJI THE SPORTS QNTER or e)J:'1\ pound• of a photphlte, ~um vt.ry welf. and Marvin oeored 18 eorly and thro~1ut the game. lor tl!! lame "" of the S.ndyvjlle 23 tor hio n!Qfit't deadeye ohootlna In tbe ball game ••··· .. 81000tsuo ' A mixture work !rool lertillutlon, '>ove your &all telled. Europeon Starin Blrdofoot Trefoil pie to the ltltfnlo~ and 4-6 ¢undo of Timothy does 1 will he IIUiue4 to tbo, IMina by the shoo~ gin 3 f.5 10: Brown 8 1'-3 '!7; Pat· terson 4 0.0 8; · Stump o 2·2 2· b1rail 0 2-4 2; Smith 1' ().~' 2; Bum. gal'dller 0 2-2 .2. Tot)lls 21,11·16 53. , Re!erees: Bal.r olld KJ&sell. ttraln• of vfk- . No ~d i!ll~ PlOw rapidly and' llranaed. Bird• fertlll ..d. To rttnove th' EufOl.K'ID lng, ca~e foct Tre!oll ohould be 10wn with a gnu. It makes an txcellent pas, ture In the summer months 11 i lo tolerant of heat and dryer we• their· condltlona. . Walill•ll Wliltt Falcona ,,. •• oMhe aeuon at Gilmore Plratet oeore of 6H2 , Tbl! Fal<ona 5 15 cent . Vorletles - Grow the 'InUfnln ' Vict~ry . ~ . ;. ~ · ' ~WheJ1 dos~ . .ftatlfer, ~ ·~il~ Qll s(ve gratis. · Hawth~lno had 6 o~ ., ! SLEDS SPECIAl 20% OFF 'I : ~ . · 9th 'test, 88clt Falc911s Roush, Moson,, W. Va. ·• . * �. .. ' . Sentinel; Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Feb. 5, 1958 ~eued, )ot' of ...__ -' . · In uld Count)' NOTICI OF FILING AND H!Al· Court. lNG ·ON INYINTOlY Proboto Court, MtiiJ County, Ohio A.Iiiiri~\IC,~ezlt ' TP the Executor or Ad'!'inlalro· tor aAd to sueh of t~e following u are residenl• of the' state of Ohio: I -;, ~~~ ~i~~~~~--~--~~~--;;; fOB CONSISTBNT Dt:PENDABLI! RESULTII lk>e<lol Notice~ IJ NOTICe~ . of J!venta $1 00. 0\ituortet (201Business Servit:eS --- Complttt AuctionHr Strvlce --~ --- Lisling, Advcr\Jsmil, Selling. 1\ADIO & TE LE VISIIJ~ S~IIV I CIC L 0. llcCoy Phone 20n ( 'lel.uHl Al't'liance Long Bollom, Ohio Store, II J ·N tr:,uu Street Phone Yukon 5·2292 POJRCtO~. 2-23-tf 2 4 30tp 1 must :>('II my beauty course YOW' (never .~ tart e cl l in Oh10's finest school Vou ma y have my down 2 I 6lc Only AtJthorized l'uller BR US II Mf'.N James pay balance. Miss Marky, Pomeroy, Gen. Del. paymen t JU.!i l ~larrlner 736 1 . Main St. Pomeroy, Ohto ........ No. 12f - Alltr 5 PM IQ-7-tl 1f, 1 l.nst & Found Good Clean Used Cars Found m Ohlll RIV("'. Jo hnho :~' for outbo, .. ·' .nolor usc. E rn e~' _ --- Quillan. ll<tclnc, 0. _. All Makes and Models ' METROPOLITAN 1 27 3tltr ·---- - - CONCRE1'E BLOCKS . (Sl Aut.> Soles GRllllSER BLOCK CO. 19~4 BUICK V8 By RAMONA HOLLIDAY Mlson Co. Home 0tmonttr1tlon Suvcr. 4 nr Sedan. 3 Mil" North of Pomeroy Sparkling origi nal light green Agent [inuh. IJynaHow drive. Radio On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gru.ser lnvtst your money wlaly In 1958. ilnrl hraltr F.xt"cptional in every Rock Spring! Is cuttmg down on expense! a w:~y $1, 295 Dlacllnar s Porn· - - - - - - - - - - - part ol your New Year's resolucroy . 2 1 tltl: tion't tr so, here are some ideas abou\ lo')d.buYID~ lh&t mar help 1001 BUICK Super 4 dl' Sedan you I!PCR~ you1· food dnllan to get Two tone blue tma~ h $395 SIAl'· WE BUY the beMt possible rood for your ttnar's Pomeroy. 2 l 6Ll' money - and also to spend the STRUCTURAL I BEAMS lime you have for lo011 prepara· !CRAP IRON - METALS 1953 i'' OitD VS 2 llr t:ustomhnc tiun the most erclcicntly. Sedan <:ood ur(' s annd S('li l co\'· When yo u •hop, eslimate how · OHIO VALLEY crs New Bu1c k trat\f'lll. $69B. much you pay Cor each serving of Blac l ln<~r 'll h.ml Cr'JY 2 J till' food whether it's £ruit, vegetable, JUNK CO. 1952 C!IEVJWLF.1' 2 dr Sedan Phane 510 Pomtro, mcai. or milk you're buying. If you Wcekc nct Si,Ct.:Jal. $39S Dlacl· know the cost per servinll, it will tnar'~; P(1nu•ro} 2 1 6lr be easier to figure the best buys tn haslo food thai your family 19~6 PO"'TIAC VR 4 d1'. Cd ta \inu r . should hu~e dally. You can uauaUY Scrl;m. Only 14,685 artual mile.!! 1 rind Inexpensive alternKtes for by one rarrful ow ner. l'nwN Trucking Business c;1ch h l~h- prircd food. • :~uwm~ Rmhu, Jh'illCI', f11ll y compllrc the cost of bach (ood N\111\JPCd. Almost likl' the '''IY• <:e ' pi'O"cooc>~ • in diffc,ront waya•. Ctm· l'l.- 'l'I'U"kS etc sldN' fresh, " canned , frozen, anu' I' l J C 0. it Wflii ~ohl $2,095 IJ\at' tlnar·~ '" f'G----=----=-,I II!OR SALE I j l J>nnlCI"Oy. 2 1 till 1-Dift M!!:Rc_U_In-· va~i-~~;, 1'.-,y 4- ,1; Mcr·M1" l'healoo Sedan l" Very !ow tn lh gt• Ptmer Stem· in g Ont• of the d c lti1C~L "llar1l Tops" ltnywher(l $2.0?~ 81 ud 1 6tt' --- -2- Truekln~: of Gen. Couunudi- h ur Wrt't' k<'l' SO~S ('i l.- 14 St'l vice i) aj Phone 6227 Ntght Phutll' 6039-X DODGE , PLYIIUlll'll DEALimS. :1 -0tf (91 For Sale Kltelten Kitchen de1lgncd for your home . lo'r ce patcm Bulii ellimat"• For(lmao &c AIJJotl. Phillie 8l8A·Y. - - R --:--:::· -- 8 II -- 2 room Ap.rLmenl. Close 1n lt1w11 127 8utt~rnut, PUittcruy, Oh w. l-28-12tc. Eight Room llmu;c. 'l'wo 11\l,ry Modern bath 0 11 &N'0!111 H11ur toilet and 111\'rttory on f ll' ~\ . - - ------ - ACT NOW SAVE $100 TO $1000 01 21. 6\c Dudnr or Lawyer t:all m:R.CIIANTS t;OI.Lt;C'l'ION AGENCY l'mn~ ''"Y National Dank Building ' l'om~roy, Ohio l'hunc 914-\' or 37S·J .... Serving Ohio & West Va. ~ Agrnl Will Call Roome New Furnitu,. - FOil $299.00 .BAKER ,J:F~RHITURI • 'l'lle Brf&'te. CGnlt : I 11-IIIMIIJIJf l ! -n, ' $ I . EBERS BACH HARDWARE -------~--- U. 5. Hlohwoy 23 WAVERLY, OHIO <mH;iPw;;t;J-1 Run are•- rbone 6372-X. ,.,,.,;,b WAVERLY MOBIU HOME SALn Ill'~ su ~:<~ r .. """"' ..... ,.......... "'""" I I (24) For Sale or Trade tautRni, ltlddlcjiOI'I, Ohlu. - - L . --1-31-8\c. 15 Sc'Hnd!nav hm Dut·k~...-6 to 8 lbs. FOR REN1'- Bxtcnli11Jil l .atltlcr~. Alfred Slitt. Jlhotto Rac1ne 3078. H 3\C Scalruld Uoards, Drop l'lnt llr. Clinton Floi hcr, Mlddlr purl, 0 . 1 ..;;..;..·oi-o;-;. - ;;;o-;;•;.·-;;.,.;;;-;.--;;;o;;; l'hone 626~- X. II 1-i f • Know Your Collector As You Would \ 'our ror paper routes ln ,,........... Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' "l!h 7~ new 11nd merl lra!lcu 14 to \SO ft , also 10 wtdcs. Tw and thrcu btodrooms. natio11a!l. known makoe. The lowest paii• Rihle trnne anywhere. Drive come prepared to dc11l. Fast little 11.n~ a.;~ a lot. These ar your LAS1' ahopplllg placr., Ill free ddivcry. !\lou• 111 tomor row, Anything of VAlue lakeD ln trade. ______ bo)'ll bath, living roof, and your chi\· I Qolcl1h '-ruin ready-to-eat food price! per oerv· dren'o oleeplng areao are probably 4owo lltjooloo the main places. To give your ehil· lng to know how much you pay for extra processing. The average coat dren more room for their play.u.....,ttt. lnlvlt It thtt for markeUnS prfK!eJsel ls now 06 things, 1here are some suggestions centa of each dollar spent for food. thai might help you. ' tlo•" wlolck h Mt• Thlo Includes lrimminJ, wuhlng, Flrsl or all, your children need ttr tllan tMt JWII' mixing, ·pre-packaging and tralll- otorage spece where they play. It tf .... porlation costs. ,, makes It easy ror them to "be 1 Yob may save if YOII ean do good" and put their things away. If N,tlc tlftk htl, tbese processes at home. The It also keeps things handy lor ltnH wlttl tilt,.. amo"nt you save will vary greJtly to us~. making it eaaier for oo It will pay to study each Item them • Pf"1ftl ..... you to keep your house neat. in your market buket. Declde Shelves are probably the best which Item! prepared at hon'le w!ll :~torage as 'the children can learn save you•the most money -J and to arrange things neatly. They can mean the most to your family. take pride in keeping their toys The beilnnlng of a new )'eBr is altd books ·tn order.CO., ..INC. . . .a lood time to ta~e a caref~llook A box ean also sene as a place CAMP CHEMICAl at your food spending habits and to put things, but it .won't encour· at the way )'()U spend precious age your youngsters to be neat. time, energy, and money. Weli- When their toys are thrown in a balanced meals and happy meal box, they are Jells likely to learn times are mightly sound inveat· to take care of them, rn.-nt,l!. Th~v'll bring 1)'OUr famUy U your apace is ' limited, you !tetter health an(iwaath for 19~8. may need' to use a· 'sa~ ' hung T \.Jmar1n'1 .Toy S!Mct ;ln tht Home Tha Daily Slnflnel I'AYS BECAtJSE' If IUlACIIIlS ~101\E MEIGS COUN'rY PJI:QPLil TIIAN (INY OTIIER NEWSPAPtJR . • The WHY ARE WE PROUD '' .·' OUR SON 'HAS -A.' NEWSPAPER ROUTE? ' ' . .' BEC.t\USE any parent Ia p11>Ud o( their aon when people point him out b an alert, reliable, yoti111 bull· nesaman, who Ia using hi~ spare time tVeJ1 day to · oerve hill neitrhborhood with ito moat popular newl)laper. We are glad, too, because such work enabl'* nrm to earn so much of the money he needs for clothes, ~porta, hobbies, and fun- as well aa build up a eavlnga account that wilt help him go on to college. Also, because hla route aupplements hia school atudlu 10 nicely with practical bumneas exoerience. • * ~ I " ' \, • MOST OF AJ,A., we ere h&Jli!Y becaul~ ~ia diJ)y .ntwa. ptper work 'la helping him to develo!t. \lltn a more manly, aelf.rellant and resourceful youn,a ,te!Jow, A~d that'• why ., .• b·1th are giving him ever! enco~ran­ ment to ll)ake k aueee11 of thlo tlrat buabtu.-ventlll'll · which mealino muc~ to bls future. ~~ ,. >,, 1 ' ' ' ' ' ""I~ --:, '•I \. '! ' ~ . ' ' ' ( I Th•"/ ·Daily Sen-fhwel . ., ., 'I" . '•t > \1 ' ' ,\! "o I • ' '5S ju~~.·~1795 ON NEW . . I HOGG ~tttet, ~~~~. o::~~~~~. ~~~ ~~i~,v@;:d . the mluile .fi'tld 'ior<efu'l" ' ii' ~~.' :'~\ future of thli,l~ I ~qwinJ''f~ij~;. _{' , fry, .1 ' ~ ~~~ ~r.J.h ., ., .. Rlfbl now,,lh~ 1! • small mlulle lndui\liT '" ~ ,~ne as buolnetlp·liot~ .: • . ' but It hai , had a rem..,»le· · • · ., I growth and tbe 19ture, IJ11or)ll\14b more lfO)flh. The troub •'•• "~ ma~k~t- men "" II lo ' that • 10 many eompanijot ~..., · lnvotytd, r~~~;~~l 1~'N~·~~l :(r~kei'~: and-none io lh6 !llhii.. _liJYii~ or around the tnoon !\ave vaiied' alone. , ' .' f. ,..:;;:(;~ s. !I · · · The Jl. B. ''t~ltt; q .l""':t a ~.~;;.,~ ~i ~~~ksone ;Cf"~;~-~ Expto.rer j?Opu,_, ar.d.lh"J 1 SeMte outer n "' Y-< 1 e by OCient[Jijj ,, 14!~1 ,191\'. ' , "id Sunday ~:~~ '"li::~~~\ ~~ lb~ Jupl~r~. JII\Pil,, - W~Ic~ '!:"!" States s~ould lie able . to s1n4 1 rocket to tlie moon "within a lew montl\o" · h· 1 h , , 0 1 A ' ot •~ llJOOn loo'1'ed ~· 1 !s Pf;!. -dl~:~.~~~:~:~=~ ~;r~h "::1~, 1 d . . 111 da~ ''~t e ex~~.~.~be ';~~t'un~hlf~ 1 · ,• ~ comb.l~~tl~q ',ql J¥P !Ft. M4 R!'d_it~ne, -ml,allc!~,.. Q( ., ~ ·~ln. C~lf•ler ·I<PI'i>; Ji ll'•-'llm~.JJi~· tractor. , TJII! , !lflttln Col!lp11111 V•or~uqi~ 11.~~~ ~I UJ!i~ l ;rl- / olb,er I!'Y .~\I~OO~n~ jt( I~· ji.tbal on ~ geta lntq 01 ,: e sel~ni~~ w(lt ~all II Beta, ,. t Jeeond lettu, oS the IJre~k · al a- stream or lnrormptlon-ladcn r,adlo bett,. 'flieii wlq come Gaw.m•. ' · . 1 , f' 0 ·kwt •• =olew 1, \"II'" U\ • !''" £tf .,: 0 i, ' "'"' ofunM!o I about [1\'C 111 11111 · 120 H! t 1'\SllfOn<:f' tes from Court ll tHisc. /\ . N Dongel, 310-M. 1-3l -llll'i' ., CO MI'U.: m lt~ ~ ~~~·unro Jlrotrl'tio11 llfll, Auto. l'lrc. flol1o. Call Don 1- 2 r'oom and 1--J !'uum fur M11ls. 1\tillriii'Jlill't, Ohio. nlshed apartmqnt Willi hath t -·IOrio lly ..,ry. 1...." .... wYdl - ~. TRAILERS TRAILERS PARK RRUN , C. WALZIR sl, nats W~f Stte,lli ~I"!Y\Di t.~ ·w~qle The -satelltte, dubbed "Explor- Gr'"'k alph~bel of ~ let~~. ,. It '1hn1' Frahfls , er" by its: proud Army ~~parents" After Gimma ~omes Delif.~rur i-.J., Mr. ~nd Mrs.. Jatk Mltht and but officially called "1958 Alpha" then EpsU~~. ~~~. Elti /r7:;r '' ' .,.. : ond0 1'f~:dio;~,'~ ~J~nlj:h. The "' dau~t!~ '!'d K'arn~y ,Ra_lhburn was reaping a liarv~st of praise l~a, !\"~P.a ., l.jlmbda, .~!'> .~ ;_J .: furl,". " ,W '-9P.· ;~~~ •.;;ank- we~$'uii_i!f!¥. IJ!1(ors of th~ll aunt a! home and abroad as the firit O!fl!'i!'on, ,PI: Jlihq, ~a, . -< A·'i*ird reacto.r i-tln"':l'ii· - !:1~ 1 _;frA!)£!!,}\lld Mr. and Mrs. U. s. entry in, •the • spa<e race. •~. I!PJ.l\i:, ·~h~!• k ~~!Zc1!J~ ·:~ • !: schedul~d to It t ,. · e <·, ." 0G"1 -lltaO~,., '· . . While admittedly not . aa impr-.-. mtga.. W ,n a~1~- •"~ .. :• fall. , . nr operation next - "'~-- and M,rs..,ltoward Denison ·!lve as Russia's two Sputniko. 1 ~W~ tm•~ .llld1 q "\'-:~~· : t~ Jtl .;St(lus;ar~ I tit t' ' (' were Vblti.q _Mr. ~1'~'1. M:'..s. Roy Explorer was a. tangible sign this ber o~ t3f!Ul .. m~, ,on•~ . •. d\r.\ , ~-A-b fub' shei ~~ ~,J!P ~':;~\,,~'~· ~def"', !~~~ FI).~~Y.~ .l' . • eouritry Wlll! In the race lor space, 11 lhe wafi·lnafJe ul•lll• ..'~~)i.. ,j otrocted . . '· • ..~:~. · ,<<'~•. q , .; •.~r,. ~n~.J.'I\(1.· , aviS, Ml and ari omen of mon exploits to the\\GJl • '!~'ha..it~ ~or· 1< T'""" ·t ·• D' '·'" · •llij·~ ,g,.,l\!f!.. l\', ~. · nc1o called on come. Ia·~~ • ·~ ,,,.,.(~,_ ·'•wa,;:~~~:·.~~'reacf::':J~f~~~~· ' ~· t ~ d~. ~ d . ! 'lf -~~. w o ,•r Davis on Next, ln the sehedule •was .•n- ::;.h m~r:~ ~t,?.jL"i•''· . e rr ay even n.. ,other attempt lo launeh a 1 small d t ' t' · Iii'l':l 1 •'II' ·.. "' 1959· It .wttl·.~ used to train Lester Thomas b very Ill at man.moon via the Navis Viln· ~se t{e.9r 0 1 -. !x;i~~~V,~~ "li]R~ Jjd I~ "t::_~!lll' ~~ ~alem ~~nter. guard rocket witlch explodl!~, at ani .f.n) -~ f~e~~~~rJ,oLm~~~~~ f. - ~.~.lli ' ili • ww .. a. S~e th~ d~ugM~r of Mr. ttL.llfsl launching and has ~eh lance Jitp'ttt ' I th · to ·iio · r ~ SoCil~ 'j:~J~ ·· · and Mrs. ·_Hollett Be!r has been pl~giled by diffic~lties. A gew \fY ~od; ihe eq~l~l:~t ;, ~~ (;;':~ -· Only one year all th b qu11! Ill w1th measles last week. With the Vanguard w" expected i!od Zeus.. Jt'! ~lio the ' larcest ~ . , . er e J~ · • . any day. · ·"1a·1 " t " • w~s ~d, ltve-,-pnvate con~tl'l\t v.. E. S. Mills visited he• In ddlt' t th N th P _net, "'king 11 ye~rs o re.o)Ye .. fo~ ii!i>lttf' (tl th 0 " de• ' ""'"' ' O iOn O e BY)', e around th~ sub • , 6fII'\rdii" .• e~ .,~11.\ftughter Mrs. Charles Dew· Army io said to have propO!e<l · · 1 0 - ~ - -·- -' "' ergy In ~ ~~~~;~• "! 1\nt!Jnd:· · . using its Jupiter intermediate Then there are such mlulle1 as· ~ • range , baUistlc mi&Sile . (IRBr4l Titan, Tat'os; Nlke,,.tlas, Herrulel n'ot to be conluoe<l with. the Jupl- an<! Ajax, nomed for ·Greek mytbp. ter-C to hurl a satellite hieh logical t>eiaons. There are 161ne enouJh to cirde the moon. Th'e Othtr iftr~nolnital ' : nanii!J in .ad· Air Force has ofllcla_lly revealed dltion to Jupiter siieh u lloiUis .It i• thinkiQgi of ~sine Ita Thor (nortft >sta~) l\llilll"l, iltll-,ilor.: IRBM. fvr fligbta io. ~'if\ll"!l, Then there's l,lejl~n, for- .~1< , .. Stn~, · St({nt .,~~~· (<omblnallon ol anake ~nd ~Jl'w<> • A, apo~esman ~lot: the ,jraijJ!.ing Np_rs~ , t\iyt'lt~ll'lfl' 1 j~, 1\'hor, ,''!lie · cefiter here said iSunda!'f.nlt~i'Ex- god Qf thun~er, ~ai!<l lndi•H··~ plorer was · sending 'tlick ''good lor ,zuni ol' l~p Pue~lo trilif•- of ' stro~g signals" thot provided "a New ¥e.• l;o . . '" 1 r·. . Jor' oli viluable information.•: Ari· Then t&~re. ~e birds .- F.llcCIIl, • othe!\.:l'~r~ntlat said, however, the Dove, · Spm01r. . )llue IOO'f, h;J:l?rm !~~nl.bas not yet beer1 pro- f!awk , and Quail; dog,....Biili·Pu~ ' ~~ "''' · · aqd '!'eir(er, ,a,qd' ,si!cb n~li-!'Ja,.. 'Dr. 'li:tnest tubll~ger. chief or slfiable naptel as i\\dewlnder B~ . the re.earch proleH for •thl! 'army mare, Dar, R11,1cat Hone!! .J'ohn, ballistic mj.sslle ~ency, said the Little John, Dlng-Dpng, Cortiorai, 1 -:~~~~.n~~ow h&S tentatively been and Matador. · , , I~ to be ranging from . Dr. Simeon Hutrier, of tbe ' inabout 212 miles lo 1,828 mil•• . vestme~l manafling !lim ol Pul· abote the eart~. ~t was taking siler .& Htftner1 noteo that · 'the 115.i ni}nute1 . to., ,lllake eaeb .. ~iSAUR ..f~d~1tlf, , jlas, ~Yill 19,· :1·, ,_ Jli~.l round·trlp. up!) per cent from $2~ \iiHiiOlJ' in " •· · · Only· one ol abo"ut 130" world 1951 to $2.1i billion In 1958 with " " "Moonwateh" slqtlons apparenily prospeeta "111,~ "figure will double 11. _ had made a visual slghUnt. of Ex· o'i triple in tHr next li•e years. i plorer . a~ ol late Sunday night. ~;.. · ~~~-Th)t wao the station at Holloman Air Foree Base, N. M., which spol· ted it Saturday night. L 1 li\..lilJi.iit 1•11. llo. 27172 Woostel' 1 0 . MOod ~araJ:c, Utilities fumi!iht·tl limn<' ---· . ILrM~ · All that Is n;eded h \old th United Pre" Is ·8 n; o~r"cl 1 • •head plus the time ne~J~: to K<> , bl d , as ~•trd • ·~. PtePore necessary · 4 ware. . . 1 tiPs To ami from Mcig:s Cn G~'l E ltASTE1"fl;ll INC. lnar's Pvmeroy. R 11. IIA WI.INGS ~ --- E 9 thviVH Ill...... · WA,SH~QTQN UP -Dr.~ohn . i: ···n ond Grtan Tr11p - · "" I g ' } nrst ;;se ept~mbe,r, G,«l'm~ny'!: '' to · ~~~h . r~~etor 11'~-1 put In' orCESSP~L Home Maker News "Build Btlttr For ltn" , lute In Frankfurt PfedieteJ Ger. r:tan~ wUI be able to- use. atoinlc ,powe~ lor lndwlry• In two years The mstltute car<les out Indu s· trial re.eorch lor private ~lrmo. At l)!-e$enl, 2G sdenllota 1here are oecupitB In . ~tudy of ways to ~vent ond treat radio-active mishaps. They were asked . to make_the_ experiments by an Induslrtal !Jrm !OOit to PUIChase a reactor Io supply llo own power. T~e Bavarta~ !f.Overnnwnt has pa"ed a la,w forbidding lhe ust of t~e atom lor ~ ·_but peaceful pllfposeo. '-'~!' In this way, Getmany .eoncen\rates so\ely ,on its · atoms lnr peace program without developing \he alom lor wartime use. '· 1 SEPTIC TANK lallnl •aria. the German , govern_ l'Wllt Pf~dlcted it ll>ould ' be 1~ ''T{~r~ ~or,o the n•tlon could rut . •c\Pe a om lo p~aeeful u.se. . . Bll,ut lcientl3t! ·~9 ioduot'rr )V~ on lhe way IP proving lb• g~ve rnm ent estimation w.a t I wrong , . WbhUp Your 110M2 U S. AIMY PUll SAfiUITE IN OlllT-At top cenltr. It WU ftred to aft orbit on about-o an arU:1t'1 conceptl(][l of th~ llnt taur pa1e 30•delrte' IDJie to the Equator. The man·m.de over the earth made DY the ftl'lt earth aatelllte. moon" Ia orblttlna around the eartb once eyery launched from a U. S. Arm1 Juplter..C 1paee 100 minute.. At bottom ts a clrawlnr ot the com• rocket at the Cape Canaveral {Fla.) mlsslle te•t- 1pooent parts of the U. S. ArmY earth satellite. Where do you want storage for your ehildren'8 toys? The kitbeen, ~erniaw •'IJP- ,• ~" \h~ow~ . It1 A'"'i'eaetor In Kari&ruhc Ia under ~~~~~g•;· fh1•Ji 10}. Pro!,51 kVan• ·~J)d , ·r»-n~P:~rlly tonetrucd·on. ( , e~ ~tre , vuay . we oow ' atbmHor' ~eace A scten~lsl '!I tho . Batelfo !noll· ·~!~ot~h~'::.:~: Jbtngs together to . AU1'0 SALES FOUUND near Masnn Cl tniC lie) ring '."lth !icveral l<cyli a1Hi QUICK SkitVJCE on Watch Re Q&iring by Factory Trained Jma!l license ta ~ Owner mav claim by idcul!{}ing ~nd payhu~ watchmakers COLUNS JEWELfor atl. Phone 398 D<~ily Sen· F.RS; Pomeroy. I 3 lf linrl Olfie,·, Mecha1uc StriO~? t. Pomeroy. 1-23-l.ft· Home& and C'a hmet B1~lt·1~ Cal l Nciglcr 3611 , Hwue, Ohio I 20 If Neiglcr & Cleek t:ur~&gc l'hOIIt 3611. Radnc , Oh io. 1 20 tf ,I .!~~~f~~l~l~ from the wall, but with the !.'pen so the little ones can reach in. Similar to the box~ doeso't 1mcourage being careful the toys. A drawer In the bottom of the cupboard or dre88er can bo used too. ·But be sure it's low enough for the cllildren to reach easily. Children like to ue near you, so you 11l want some storage in your kilchen. Let them have a bottom drawer or a low shelf away ftom tbe stove and your busy area. In the bathroom you'll oqly need a space for tub toya, and a ahell or drawer wlll belp your liviag roofn ne1t. r laraest. amount of s\orage ia usqally needed In the children's roo1p. Open !h•l•ea of ..rylng heigltts work well, This leivea things out where tbe children can admire them, but still the~ are easy to get for pla~ing, and handy lor puttl~g away. ~-- published 1011 cent per won!. f > ,, tin; beneliclarlea under the will, if an)'i the attorney or attor1neya representing any of the aforementioned persbns: You are hereby notified that on lhe 31st day or January 1958. an 1 ee1ta ~· •ord. one lakrttoa. )(lrJ.QlUID chul e Mk.--t ~~ per wurd for tllree eoD.JeeuliU' Uhlertioo~1 Specill - One mo.-b tor ~ cenb per word. FuU rat~ of 2 cenLa per word wiU be cbara:ed for ad'le~sin& U ..,. paid f'H' before tbe lSUl ()f eacb month following 1nseruuo. Errors in Advertis!DJ~bo11ld >,e ni)Orted lmmedlatel, .. The Daily Sentinel will 11Ct ~ respor.siblc for more lhan"one mcor· Expen . . Dec.1ares .Financial GQisjp Unlltd Pl'tM ,lntncftl ••lffr I · . US.Is'Ready To Nl!W - Wall Sh t F M, elated o•erYO)U(theUP~uce,uful flrtDI 1958-7 _!_i_ ··; .,... ... •dJ 11! -G' SI-~,.... ~ . e ... 'n. .~- est _ erQlany , oo Qr ~ oan . aurvivin g spot1se, if anyi next or RATES t; I ly "" I 'WANT ADS PttONE 398 net uueruon. Card of Thanks ond Jil,)-~~~~:..,. _ :----'~----,. - -,-a1)~:5~~~~~~g~t: LAna/·Notr. ..· lnventorf· the eotalo of .... 6-..-D~ ' ' * · ft 1 �. .. ' . Sentinel; Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Feb. 5, 1958 ~eued, )ot' of ...__ -' . · In uld Count)' NOTICI OF FILING AND H!Al· Court. lNG ·ON INYINTOlY Proboto Court, MtiiJ County, Ohio A.Iiiiri~\IC,~ezlt ' TP the Executor or Ad'!'inlalro· tor aAd to sueh of t~e following u are residenl• of the' state of Ohio: I -;, ~~~ ~i~~~~~--~--~~~--;;; fOB CONSISTBNT Dt:PENDABLI! RESULTII lk>e<lol Notice~ IJ NOTICe~ . of J!venta $1 00. 0\ituortet (201Business Servit:eS --- Complttt AuctionHr Strvlce --~ --- Lisling, Advcr\Jsmil, Selling. 1\ADIO & TE LE VISIIJ~ S~IIV I CIC L 0. llcCoy Phone 20n ( 'lel.uHl Al't'liance Long Bollom, Ohio Store, II J ·N tr:,uu Street Phone Yukon 5·2292 POJRCtO~. 2-23-tf 2 4 30tp 1 must :>('II my beauty course YOW' (never .~ tart e cl l in Oh10's finest school Vou ma y have my down 2 I 6lc Only AtJthorized l'uller BR US II Mf'.N James pay balance. Miss Marky, Pomeroy, Gen. Del. paymen t JU.!i l ~larrlner 736 1 . Main St. Pomeroy, Ohto ........ No. 12f - Alltr 5 PM IQ-7-tl 1f, 1 l.nst & Found Good Clean Used Cars Found m Ohlll RIV("'. Jo hnho :~' for outbo, .. ·' .nolor usc. E rn e~' _ --- Quillan. ll<tclnc, 0. _. All Makes and Models ' METROPOLITAN 1 27 3tltr ·---- - - CONCRE1'E BLOCKS . (Sl Aut.> Soles GRllllSER BLOCK CO. 19~4 BUICK V8 By RAMONA HOLLIDAY Mlson Co. Home 0tmonttr1tlon Suvcr. 4 nr Sedan. 3 Mil" North of Pomeroy Sparkling origi nal light green Agent [inuh. IJynaHow drive. Radio On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Gru.ser lnvtst your money wlaly In 1958. ilnrl hraltr F.xt"cptional in every Rock Spring! Is cuttmg down on expense! a w:~y $1, 295 Dlacllnar s Porn· - - - - - - - - - - - part ol your New Year's resolucroy . 2 1 tltl: tion't tr so, here are some ideas abou\ lo')d.buYID~ lh&t mar help 1001 BUICK Super 4 dl' Sedan you I!PCR~ you1· food dnllan to get Two tone blue tma~ h $395 SIAl'· WE BUY the beMt possible rood for your ttnar's Pomeroy. 2 l 6Ll' money - and also to spend the STRUCTURAL I BEAMS lime you have for lo011 prepara· !CRAP IRON - METALS 1953 i'' OitD VS 2 llr t:ustomhnc tiun the most erclcicntly. Sedan <:ood ur(' s annd S('li l co\'· When yo u •hop, eslimate how · OHIO VALLEY crs New Bu1c k trat\f'lll. $69B. much you pay Cor each serving of Blac l ln<~r 'll h.ml Cr'JY 2 J till' food whether it's £ruit, vegetable, JUNK CO. 1952 C!IEVJWLF.1' 2 dr Sedan Phane 510 Pomtro, mcai. or milk you're buying. If you Wcekc nct Si,Ct.:Jal. $39S Dlacl· know the cost per servinll, it will tnar'~; P(1nu•ro} 2 1 6lr be easier to figure the best buys tn haslo food thai your family 19~6 PO"'TIAC VR 4 d1'. Cd ta \inu r . should hu~e dally. You can uauaUY Scrl;m. Only 14,685 artual mile.!! 1 rind Inexpensive alternKtes for by one rarrful ow ner. l'nwN Trucking Business c;1ch h l~h- prircd food. • :~uwm~ Rmhu, Jh'illCI', f11ll y compllrc the cost of bach (ood N\111\JPCd. Almost likl' the '''IY• <:e ' pi'O"cooc>~ • in diffc,ront waya•. Ctm· l'l.- 'l'I'U"kS etc sldN' fresh, " canned , frozen, anu' I' l J C 0. it Wflii ~ohl $2,095 IJ\at' tlnar·~ '" f'G----=----=-,I II!OR SALE I j l J>nnlCI"Oy. 2 1 till 1-Dift M!!:Rc_U_In-· va~i-~~;, 1'.-,y 4- ,1; Mcr·M1" l'healoo Sedan l" Very !ow tn lh gt• Ptmer Stem· in g Ont• of the d c lti1C~L "llar1l Tops" ltnywher(l $2.0?~ 81 ud 1 6tt' --- -2- Truekln~: of Gen. Couunudi- h ur Wrt't' k<'l' SO~S ('i l.- 14 St'l vice i) aj Phone 6227 Ntght Phutll' 6039-X DODGE , PLYIIUlll'll DEALimS. :1 -0tf (91 For Sale Kltelten Kitchen de1lgncd for your home . lo'r ce patcm Bulii ellimat"• For(lmao &c AIJJotl. Phillie 8l8A·Y. - - R --:--:::· -- 8 II -- 2 room Ap.rLmenl. Close 1n lt1w11 127 8utt~rnut, PUittcruy, Oh w. l-28-12tc. Eight Room llmu;c. 'l'wo 11\l,ry Modern bath 0 11 &N'0!111 H11ur toilet and 111\'rttory on f ll' ~\ . - - ------ - ACT NOW SAVE $100 TO $1000 01 21. 6\c Dudnr or Lawyer t:all m:R.CIIANTS t;OI.Lt;C'l'ION AGENCY l'mn~ ''"Y National Dank Building ' l'om~roy, Ohio l'hunc 914-\' or 37S·J .... Serving Ohio & West Va. ~ Agrnl Will Call Roome New Furnitu,. - FOil $299.00 .BAKER ,J:F~RHITURI • 'l'lle Brf&'te. CGnlt : I 11-IIIMIIJIJf l ! -n, ' $ I . EBERS BACH HARDWARE -------~--- U. 5. Hlohwoy 23 WAVERLY, OHIO <mH;iPw;;t;J-1 Run are•- rbone 6372-X. ,.,,.,;,b WAVERLY MOBIU HOME SALn Ill'~ su ~:<~ r .. """"' ..... ,.......... "'""" I I (24) For Sale or Trade tautRni, ltlddlcjiOI'I, Ohlu. - - L . --1-31-8\c. 15 Sc'Hnd!nav hm Dut·k~...-6 to 8 lbs. FOR REN1'- Bxtcnli11Jil l .atltlcr~. Alfred Slitt. Jlhotto Rac1ne 3078. H 3\C Scalruld Uoards, Drop l'lnt llr. Clinton Floi hcr, Mlddlr purl, 0 . 1 ..;;..;..·oi-o;-;. - ;;;o-;;•;.·-;;.,.;;;-;.--;;;o;;; l'hone 626~- X. II 1-i f • Know Your Collector As You Would \ 'our ror paper routes ln ,,........... Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' "l!h 7~ new 11nd merl lra!lcu 14 to \SO ft , also 10 wtdcs. Tw and thrcu btodrooms. natio11a!l. known makoe. The lowest paii• Rihle trnne anywhere. Drive come prepared to dc11l. Fast little 11.n~ a.;~ a lot. These ar your LAS1' ahopplllg placr., Ill free ddivcry. !\lou• 111 tomor row, Anything of VAlue lakeD ln trade. ______ bo)'ll bath, living roof, and your chi\· I Qolcl1h '-ruin ready-to-eat food price! per oerv· dren'o oleeplng areao are probably 4owo lltjooloo the main places. To give your ehil· lng to know how much you pay for extra processing. The average coat dren more room for their play.u.....,ttt. lnlvlt It thtt for markeUnS prfK!eJsel ls now 06 things, 1here are some suggestions centa of each dollar spent for food. thai might help you. ' tlo•" wlolck h Mt• Thlo Includes lrimminJ, wuhlng, Flrsl or all, your children need ttr tllan tMt JWII' mixing, ·pre-packaging and tralll- otorage spece where they play. It tf .... porlation costs. ,, makes It easy ror them to "be 1 Yob may save if YOII ean do good" and put their things away. If N,tlc tlftk htl, tbese processes at home. The It also keeps things handy lor ltnH wlttl tilt,.. amo"nt you save will vary greJtly to us~. making it eaaier for oo It will pay to study each Item them • Pf"1ftl ..... you to keep your house neat. in your market buket. Declde Shelves are probably the best which Item! prepared at hon'le w!ll :~torage as 'the children can learn save you•the most money -J and to arrange things neatly. They can mean the most to your family. take pride in keeping their toys The beilnnlng of a new )'eBr is altd books ·tn order.CO., ..INC. . . .a lood time to ta~e a caref~llook A box ean also sene as a place CAMP CHEMICAl at your food spending habits and to put things, but it .won't encour· at the way )'()U spend precious age your youngsters to be neat. time, energy, and money. Weli- When their toys are thrown in a balanced meals and happy meal box, they are Jells likely to learn times are mightly sound inveat· to take care of them, rn.-nt,l!. Th~v'll bring 1)'OUr famUy U your apace is ' limited, you !tetter health an(iwaath for 19~8. may need' to use a· 'sa~ ' hung T \.Jmar1n'1 .Toy S!Mct ;ln tht Home Tha Daily Slnflnel I'AYS BECAtJSE' If IUlACIIIlS ~101\E MEIGS COUN'rY PJI:QPLil TIIAN (INY OTIIER NEWSPAPtJR . • The WHY ARE WE PROUD '' .·' OUR SON 'HAS -A.' NEWSPAPER ROUTE? ' ' . .' BEC.t\USE any parent Ia p11>Ud o( their aon when people point him out b an alert, reliable, yoti111 bull· nesaman, who Ia using hi~ spare time tVeJ1 day to · oerve hill neitrhborhood with ito moat popular newl)laper. We are glad, too, because such work enabl'* nrm to earn so much of the money he needs for clothes, ~porta, hobbies, and fun- as well aa build up a eavlnga account that wilt help him go on to college. Also, because hla route aupplements hia school atudlu 10 nicely with practical bumneas exoerience. • * ~ I " ' \, • MOST OF AJ,A., we ere h&Jli!Y becaul~ ~ia diJ)y .ntwa. ptper work 'la helping him to develo!t. \lltn a more manly, aelf.rellant and resourceful youn,a ,te!Jow, A~d that'• why ., .• b·1th are giving him ever! enco~ran­ ment to ll)ake k aueee11 of thlo tlrat buabtu.-ventlll'll · which mealino muc~ to bls future. ~~ ,. >,, 1 ' ' ' ' ' ""I~ --:, '•I \. '! ' ~ . ' ' ' ( I Th•"/ ·Daily Sen-fhwel . ., ., 'I" . '•t > \1 ' ' ,\! "o I • ' '5S ju~~.·~1795 ON NEW . . I HOGG ~tttet, ~~~~. o::~~~~~. ~~~ ~~i~,v@;:d . the mluile .fi'tld 'ior<efu'l" ' ii' ~~.' :'~\ future of thli,l~ I ~qwinJ''f~ij~;. _{' , fry, .1 ' ~ ~~~ ~r.J.h ., ., .. Rlfbl now,,lh~ 1! • small mlulle lndui\liT '" ~ ,~ne as buolnetlp·liot~ .: • . ' but It hai , had a rem..,»le· · • · ., I growth and tbe 19ture, IJ11or)ll\14b more lfO)flh. The troub •'•• "~ ma~k~t- men "" II lo ' that • 10 many eompanijot ~..., · lnvotytd, r~~~;~~l 1~'N~·~~l :(r~kei'~: and-none io lh6 !llhii.. _liJYii~ or around the tnoon !\ave vaiied' alone. , ' .' f. ,..:;;:(;~ s. !I · · · The Jl. B. ''t~ltt; q .l""':t a ~.~;;.,~ ~i ~~~ksone ;Cf"~;~-~ Expto.rer j?Opu,_, ar.d.lh"J 1 SeMte outer n "' Y-< 1 e by OCient[Jijj ,, 14!~1 ,191\'. ' , "id Sunday ~:~~ '"li::~~~\ ~~ lb~ Jupl~r~. JII\Pil,, - W~Ic~ '!:"!" States s~ould lie able . to s1n4 1 rocket to tlie moon "within a lew montl\o" · h· 1 h , , 0 1 A ' ot •~ llJOOn loo'1'ed ~· 1 !s Pf;!. -dl~:~.~~~:~:~=~ ~;r~h "::1~, 1 d . . 111 da~ ''~t e ex~~.~.~be ';~~t'un~hlf~ 1 · ,• ~ comb.l~~tl~q ',ql J¥P !Ft. M4 R!'d_it~ne, -ml,allc!~,.. Q( ., ~ ·~ln. C~lf•ler ·I<PI'i>; Ji ll'•-'llm~.JJi~· tractor. , TJII! , !lflttln Col!lp11111 V•or~uqi~ 11.~~~ ~I UJ!i~ l ;rl- / olb,er I!'Y .~\I~OO~n~ jt( I~· ji.tbal on ~ geta lntq 01 ,: e sel~ni~~ w(lt ~all II Beta, ,. t Jeeond lettu, oS the IJre~k · al a- stream or lnrormptlon-ladcn r,adlo bett,. 'flieii wlq come Gaw.m•. ' · . 1 , f' 0 ·kwt •• =olew 1, \"II'" U\ • !''" £tf .,: 0 i, ' "'"' ofunM!o I about [1\'C 111 11111 · 120 H! t 1'\SllfOn<:f' tes from Court ll tHisc. /\ . N Dongel, 310-M. 1-3l -llll'i' ., CO MI'U.: m lt~ ~ ~~~·unro Jlrotrl'tio11 llfll, Auto. l'lrc. flol1o. Call Don 1- 2 r'oom and 1--J !'uum fur M11ls. 1\tillriii'Jlill't, Ohio. nlshed apartmqnt Willi hath t -·IOrio lly ..,ry. 1...." .... wYdl - ~. TRAILERS TRAILERS PARK RRUN , C. WALZIR sl, nats W~f Stte,lli ~I"!Y\Di t.~ ·w~qle The -satelltte, dubbed "Explor- Gr'"'k alph~bel of ~ let~~. ,. It '1hn1' Frahfls , er" by its: proud Army ~~parents" After Gimma ~omes Delif.~rur i-.J., Mr. ~nd Mrs.. Jatk Mltht and but officially called "1958 Alpha" then EpsU~~. ~~~. Elti /r7:;r '' ' .,.. : ond0 1'f~:dio;~,'~ ~J~nlj:h. The "' dau~t!~ '!'d K'arn~y ,Ra_lhburn was reaping a liarv~st of praise l~a, !\"~P.a ., l.jlmbda, .~!'> .~ ;_J .: furl,". " ,W '-9P.· ;~~~ •.;;ank- we~$'uii_i!f!¥. IJ!1(ors of th~ll aunt a! home and abroad as the firit O!fl!'i!'on, ,PI: Jlihq, ~a, . -< A·'i*ird reacto.r i-tln"':l'ii· - !:1~ 1 _;frA!)£!!,}\lld Mr. and Mrs. U. s. entry in, •the • spa<e race. •~. I!PJ.l\i:, ·~h~!• k ~~!Zc1!J~ ·:~ • !: schedul~d to It t ,. · e <·, ." 0G"1 -lltaO~,., '· . . While admittedly not . aa impr-.-. mtga.. W ,n a~1~- •"~ .. :• fall. , . nr operation next - "'~-- and M,rs..,ltoward Denison ·!lve as Russia's two Sputniko. 1 ~W~ tm•~ .llld1 q "\'-:~~· : t~ Jtl .;St(lus;ar~ I tit t' ' (' were Vblti.q _Mr. ~1'~'1. M:'..s. Roy Explorer was a. tangible sign this ber o~ t3f!Ul .. m~, ,on•~ . •. d\r.\ , ~-A-b fub' shei ~~ ~,J!P ~':;~\,,~'~· ~def"', !~~~ FI).~~Y.~ .l' . • eouritry Wlll! In the race lor space, 11 lhe wafi·lnafJe ul•lll• ..'~~)i.. ,j otrocted . . '· • ..~:~. · ,<<'~•. q , .; •.~r,. ~n~.J.'I\(1.· , aviS, Ml and ari omen of mon exploits to the\\GJl • '!~'ha..it~ ~or· 1< T'""" ·t ·• D' '·'" · •llij·~ ,g,.,l\!f!.. l\', ~. · nc1o called on come. Ia·~~ • ·~ ,,,.,.(~,_ ·'•wa,;:~~~:·.~~'reacf::':J~f~~~~· ' ~· t ~ d~. ~ d . ! 'lf -~~. w o ,•r Davis on Next, ln the sehedule •was .•n- ::;.h m~r:~ ~t,?.jL"i•''· . e rr ay even n.. ,other attempt lo launeh a 1 small d t ' t' · Iii'l':l 1 •'II' ·.. "' 1959· It .wttl·.~ used to train Lester Thomas b very Ill at man.moon via the Navis Viln· ~se t{e.9r 0 1 -. !x;i~~~V,~~ "li]R~ Jjd I~ "t::_~!lll' ~~ ~alem ~~nter. guard rocket witlch explodl!~, at ani .f.n) -~ f~e~~~~rJ,oLm~~~~~ f. - ~.~.lli ' ili • ww .. a. S~e th~ d~ugM~r of Mr. ttL.llfsl launching and has ~eh lance Jitp'ttt ' I th · to ·iio · r ~ SoCil~ 'j:~J~ ·· · and Mrs. ·_Hollett Be!r has been pl~giled by diffic~lties. A gew \fY ~od; ihe eq~l~l:~t ;, ~~ (;;':~ -· Only one year all th b qu11! Ill w1th measles last week. With the Vanguard w" expected i!od Zeus.. Jt'! ~lio the ' larcest ~ . , . er e J~ · • . any day. · ·"1a·1 " t " • w~s ~d, ltve-,-pnvate con~tl'l\t v.. E. S. Mills visited he• In ddlt' t th N th P _net, "'king 11 ye~rs o re.o)Ye .. fo~ ii!i>lttf' (tl th 0 " de• ' ""'"' ' O iOn O e BY)', e around th~ sub • , 6fII'\rdii" .• e~ .,~11.\ftughter Mrs. Charles Dew· Army io said to have propO!e<l · · 1 0 - ~ - -·- -' "' ergy In ~ ~~~~;~• "! 1\nt!Jnd:· · . using its Jupiter intermediate Then there are such mlulle1 as· ~ • range , baUistlc mi&Sile . (IRBr4l Titan, Tat'os; Nlke,,.tlas, Herrulel n'ot to be conluoe<l with. the Jupl- an<! Ajax, nomed for ·Greek mytbp. ter-C to hurl a satellite hieh logical t>eiaons. There are 161ne enouJh to cirde the moon. Th'e Othtr iftr~nolnital ' : nanii!J in .ad· Air Force has ofllcla_lly revealed dltion to Jupiter siieh u lloiUis .It i• thinkiQgi of ~sine Ita Thor (nortft >sta~) l\llilll"l, iltll-,ilor.: IRBM. fvr fligbta io. ~'if\ll"!l, Then there's l,lejl~n, for- .~1< , .. Stn~, · St({nt .,~~~· (<omblnallon ol anake ~nd ~Jl'w<> • A, apo~esman ~lot: the ,jraijJ!.ing Np_rs~ , t\iyt'lt~ll'lfl' 1 j~, 1\'hor, ,''!lie · cefiter here said iSunda!'f.nlt~i'Ex- god Qf thun~er, ~ai!<l lndi•H··~ plorer was · sending 'tlick ''good lor ,zuni ol' l~p Pue~lo trilif•- of ' stro~g signals" thot provided "a New ¥e.• l;o . . '" 1 r·. . Jor' oli viluable information.•: Ari· Then t&~re. ~e birds .- F.llcCIIl, • othe!\.:l'~r~ntlat said, however, the Dove, · Spm01r. . )llue IOO'f, h;J:l?rm !~~nl.bas not yet beer1 pro- f!awk , and Quail; dog,....Biili·Pu~ ' ~~ "''' · · aqd '!'eir(er, ,a,qd' ,si!cb n~li-!'Ja,.. 'Dr. 'li:tnest tubll~ger. chief or slfiable naptel as i\\dewlnder B~ . the re.earch proleH for •thl! 'army mare, Dar, R11,1cat Hone!! .J'ohn, ballistic mj.sslle ~ency, said the Little John, Dlng-Dpng, Cortiorai, 1 -:~~~~.n~~ow h&S tentatively been and Matador. · , , I~ to be ranging from . Dr. Simeon Hutrier, of tbe ' inabout 212 miles lo 1,828 mil•• . vestme~l manafling !lim ol Pul· abote the eart~. ~t was taking siler .& Htftner1 noteo that · 'the 115.i ni}nute1 . to., ,lllake eaeb .. ~iSAUR ..f~d~1tlf, , jlas, ~Yill 19,· :1·, ,_ Jli~.l round·trlp. up!) per cent from $2~ \iiHiiOlJ' in " •· · · Only· one ol abo"ut 130" world 1951 to $2.1i billion In 1958 with " " "Moonwateh" slqtlons apparenily prospeeta "111,~ "figure will double 11. _ had made a visual slghUnt. of Ex· o'i triple in tHr next li•e years. i plorer . a~ ol late Sunday night. ~;.. · ~~~-Th)t wao the station at Holloman Air Foree Base, N. M., which spol· ted it Saturday night. L 1 li\..lilJi.iit 1•11. llo. 27172 Woostel' 1 0 . MOod ~araJ:c, Utilities fumi!iht·tl limn<' ---· . ILrM~ · All that Is n;eded h \old th United Pre" Is ·8 n; o~r"cl 1 • •head plus the time ne~J~: to K<> , bl d , as ~•trd • ·~. PtePore necessary · 4 ware. . . 1 tiPs To ami from Mcig:s Cn G~'l E ltASTE1"fl;ll INC. lnar's Pvmeroy. R 11. IIA WI.INGS ~ --- E 9 thviVH Ill...... · WA,SH~QTQN UP -Dr.~ohn . i: ···n ond Grtan Tr11p - · "" I g ' } nrst ;;se ept~mbe,r, G,«l'm~ny'!: '' to · ~~~h . r~~etor 11'~-1 put In' orCESSP~L Home Maker News "Build Btlttr For ltn" , lute In Frankfurt PfedieteJ Ger. r:tan~ wUI be able to- use. atoinlc ,powe~ lor lndwlry• In two years The mstltute car<les out Indu s· trial re.eorch lor private ~lrmo. At l)!-e$enl, 2G sdenllota 1here are oecupitB In . ~tudy of ways to ~vent ond treat radio-active mishaps. They were asked . to make_the_ experiments by an Induslrtal !Jrm !OOit to PUIChase a reactor Io supply llo own power. T~e Bavarta~ !f.Overnnwnt has pa"ed a la,w forbidding lhe ust of t~e atom lor ~ ·_but peaceful pllfposeo. '-'~!' In this way, Getmany .eoncen\rates so\ely ,on its · atoms lnr peace program without developing \he alom lor wartime use. '· 1 SEPTIC TANK lallnl •aria. the German , govern_ l'Wllt Pf~dlcted it ll>ould ' be 1~ ''T{~r~ ~or,o the n•tlon could rut . •c\Pe a om lo p~aeeful u.se. . . Bll,ut lcientl3t! ·~9 ioduot'rr )V~ on lhe way IP proving lb• g~ve rnm ent estimation w.a t I wrong , . WbhUp Your 110M2 U S. AIMY PUll SAfiUITE IN OlllT-At top cenltr. It WU ftred to aft orbit on about-o an arU:1t'1 conceptl(][l of th~ llnt taur pa1e 30•delrte' IDJie to the Equator. The man·m.de over the earth made DY the ftl'lt earth aatelllte. moon" Ia orblttlna around the eartb once eyery launched from a U. S. Arm1 Juplter..C 1paee 100 minute.. At bottom ts a clrawlnr ot the com• rocket at the Cape Canaveral {Fla.) mlsslle te•t- 1pooent parts of the U. S. ArmY earth satellite. Where do you want storage for your ehildren'8 toys? The kitbeen, ~erniaw •'IJP- ,• ~" \h~ow~ . It1 A'"'i'eaetor In Kari&ruhc Ia under ~~~~~g•;· fh1•Ji 10}. Pro!,51 kVan• ·~J)d , ·r»-n~P:~rlly tonetrucd·on. ( , e~ ~tre , vuay . we oow ' atbmHor' ~eace A scten~lsl '!I tho . Batelfo !noll· ·~!~ot~h~'::.:~: Jbtngs together to . AU1'0 SALES FOUUND near Masnn Cl tniC lie) ring '."lth !icveral l<cyli a1Hi QUICK SkitVJCE on Watch Re Q&iring by Factory Trained Jma!l license ta ~ Owner mav claim by idcul!{}ing ~nd payhu~ watchmakers COLUNS JEWELfor atl. Phone 398 D<~ily Sen· F.RS; Pomeroy. I 3 lf linrl Olfie,·, Mecha1uc StriO~? t. Pomeroy. 1-23-l.ft· Home& and C'a hmet B1~lt·1~ Cal l Nciglcr 3611 , Hwue, Ohio I 20 If Neiglcr & Cleek t:ur~&gc l'hOIIt 3611. Radnc , Oh io. 1 20 tf ,I .!~~~f~~l~l~ from the wall, but with the !.'pen so the little ones can reach in. Similar to the box~ doeso't 1mcourage being careful the toys. A drawer In the bottom of the cupboard or dre88er can bo used too. ·But be sure it's low enough for the cllildren to reach easily. Children like to ue near you, so you 11l want some storage in your kilchen. Let them have a bottom drawer or a low shelf away ftom tbe stove and your busy area. In the bathroom you'll oqly need a space for tub toya, and a ahell or drawer wlll belp your liviag roofn ne1t. r laraest. amount of s\orage ia usqally needed In the children's roo1p. Open !h•l•ea of ..rylng heigltts work well, This leivea things out where tbe children can admire them, but still the~ are easy to get for pla~ing, and handy lor puttl~g away. ~-- published 1011 cent per won!. f > ,, tin; beneliclarlea under the will, if an)'i the attorney or attor1neya representing any of the aforementioned persbns: You are hereby notified that on lhe 31st day or January 1958. an 1 ee1ta ~· •ord. one lakrttoa. )(lrJ.QlUID chul e Mk.--t ~~ per wurd for tllree eoD.JeeuliU' Uhlertioo~1 Specill - One mo.-b tor ~ cenb per word. FuU rat~ of 2 cenLa per word wiU be cbara:ed for ad'le~sin& U ..,. paid f'H' before tbe lSUl ()f eacb month following 1nseruuo. Errors in Advertis!DJ~bo11ld >,e ni)Orted lmmedlatel, .. The Daily Sentinel will 11Ct ~ respor.siblc for more lhan"one mcor· Expen . . Dec.1ares .Financial GQisjp Unlltd Pl'tM ,lntncftl ••lffr I · . US.Is'Ready To Nl!W - Wall Sh t F M, elated o•erYO)U(theUP~uce,uful flrtDI 1958-7 _!_i_ ··; .,... ... •dJ 11! -G' SI-~,.... ~ . e ... 'n. .~- est _ erQlany , oo Qr ~ oan . aurvivin g spot1se, if anyi next or RATES t; I ly "" I 'WANT ADS PttONE 398 net uueruon. Card of Thanks ond Jil,)-~~~~:..,. _ :----'~----,. - -,-a1)~:5~~~~~~g~t: LAna/·Notr. ..· lnventorf· the eotalo of .... 6-..-D~ ' ' * · ft 1 �. ' &:-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy,Middleport, 0, Feb 5, 1958 I I The Daily S~ntinel ~~----~~c-----------TRANQUILIZED MANICU~ MILWAUKEE WIS ur-The c.oll of the wild has no appeal for Christy, a 1,20Q-pound moose at the Milwaukee Zoo Zoo ofltctal.s gave Chrtst)' tranqullaung drugs whUe !bey cl1pped Ius toe qaili t ROOMS OP • DofACouncil Co111mittees Are Named Monday Comm11tees for the SIX months term were named when Theodorus Council Daughters of Amenca met Monday evemng at the JOOF Hall INCLUDES an' Gas Range P1y Only $59.50 down aod $2g oo per month &efrlgeralor BAKER FURNITURE Oa Tbe Brightest Corner In Middleport Mrs Henry Retbel counctlor prestded and reported til were Meda Gtbbs and Mmme Gettys m MelJ(S General Ho:;tHial and Mrs C P Gallagher m Holzer Hospital Mr and Mrs Darwin Bryan of Mrs Herbert Mtller was reported m distress havmg lost a brother Columbus were week end guests by death and Mrs Donald Huuck's of her brother L~;o Gilmore father was repot ted us seriously Mr and Mrs Vet non 8obb alld Ill Plans were mad~ for a games famdy or Columbus were week party to be held at the next meet end gueSts of her parents Mr and mg on February 17 Mrs R C G1lmore Mrs William \\ells visited Mon Named on con mJttces were day m Galhpolls WJth Mrs Nor Ways and Means Mrs Ltllte man Neutzhng .at Holzer Hospital Hauck, Mrs Thomas Cook Mn Mr and Mrs Fred Rosenbaum Bentz Wolfe Mrs Fred Swatzel returf!ed home Monda) after and Mrs Herbert Miller Orphans spendtng the week end m Spnng Mrs Albert WMdard Mrs Bern, fteld w1th theu son and daughter 1ce Darst Mrs John Smith and In lav. llr and Mrs Jack RW~en Mrs Lucille B Hawkms Good of baum and fam1Jy I the Order 'Mi.s.~ Erna Jesse Mrs Mr and Mrs I ou Taylor moved Harry SlahJ Mrs Rollm Belrhs Monday from ~nterprtse to Rut Mrs John Le1fhe1t and Mrs Arn land old H vPs Flower Mrs R!chard Mr and Mre John Fnck, Mrs Campbell. Magg1e Brown 'Mrs Luctlle Jesse :\'lrs Fred Swatzel and Mrs Rol and Mr and Mrs VIrgil Brown hn Bearh.s were named os flag spent the week end In Cleveland bearers Mrs '\imme Neul:i:hng Wllh Mrs Herbert J Brown Mr Mrs Thomas Cook Mrs Herbert and Mrs Milton Fisher and Mr Miller and Mrs Fred Swat:zel K1t and Mrs Don Tate chen Mrs Albert \It ovdard Mrs Harry Stahl ')lrs R1<:hard Camp bell 3nd Mrs Bentz Wolfe D1mng Room and the Dclmquent comm1 tee named were ~frll Fred Swat tel Mrs Bentz Wolff' Mrs El mer Wickham Mrs r elta Fhnt The Middleport Amateur Gar Mrs Berm('e Da1 st \Jrg Mmme den Club will meet tomght at Gtlmore and Mrs Arnold Hayes 7 30 at the home of Mrs Ccctl Bradbury as as.sutmg hostess Bradbury as asst,tmg hasless Tb1s IS an opt:!r meetmg and each member has been asked to brmg a guest The speaker Y.l ll be S 1 Ftost of the Oh10 Stale DIVLSIOll of Wutcr In Columbus Amateur Garden Club Will Hold Open Meeting For Gifts "Ev~ruiJody Appreciates 1 Jewelry For Jewelry VISIT B. H. SANBORN JEWELERS l MILL ST. MlllDLlll'OltT FINAL ·CLEARANCE Men's Boys· OXFORDS \ V1lues ;I To f9.9$ • OXFORDS 4·0~ Values To $5 95 2·0~ GIRLS Men's ROCK & IIOLL WORK SHOES Oxfords- Loafers Value• To $895 s.oo pr Vnlues Tn Oxfords & Straps To uoo 2·0~ pr. f$05 Children's Value• 3.99 Infants' Vulu~s To "00 Enterprise EUB Youth Planning Valentine Party , Plans were made ru, a Valen tmc Party to he held at the home of Mr and 'Mrs W R Davia Rose H11l on Frlday Fchruary 14 at 7 30 p m when he Yo 1Lh Fellow 7 30 p m when the Youth Fellow met Monday evening al the home of Jerry Fnck for a business meeting Bill Bentz, v1cc pres1dent pre !!Hied ln the absence Of the pfeJI[ den Dottle Brown wh.o was re ported ill It was aMrcetl that each Youth Fellowship member be al lowed one guest for the Valentine Purly The Dlstnct meehng to be held In Athens on March 3 was discussed Hefrcshments were served at close of he meeting In four teen memlJur5 and the following adults Mrs Paul Frtek Mrs Wtl ham Pullins Mrs George Brot~ ers Mrs W R Davts lind the Rev Ltston Halley IMrs. John Breen Is Honored At Saturday Dinner Mrs 1 C Roush of Kaylong on Saturrla} wtth a J dinner honor1ng Mr~ John Breen of El}' Mnnesota who Is vult mg relatives and fnends here Present were Mr and Mrs W T SLone Mr and Mrs L J Rultencutter Mr and Mrs. N 0 Wem Mr and Mrs ' D Hume Mr.s Martha Juhhng and tbe guest of honor Mrs Roush was as~Isted by Mr~ Mel Clark I enterlatned SYRACUSE By Mrs Ad1 Sllc'ie :\trs Carol Norrts wu hostess to the Thud Wednesday Home Demonstrahon Council Club at her home Jan 29th !or the1r se cond lesson m the home sewmg collrse A • pcnw•s ror frtendJhlp was taken Mn Jesste Cottrill gave a demonstratiOn on 'UsJng a Sew mg Machme and Mrs Jane Tea ford on How To F1t and Cut A Pattern A potluck lunch was enjoyed at noon 1 he group sang Happy Birthday to Mrs Cottrill whose birthday was observed In the afternoon Mrs Geneva Nolan, dll!ciJssed How To Ptck a Pattern And Matena! Suitable To Each Other and To You she also answered \ar1ous queshons asked b~ the group Mrs Helen Teaford and Mr!i Namm London will attend the leaders mectft.g at the home of Mrs Noh1n on Feb 5th her sub Jeet wtll be Business Methods" Any one interested In co\eribg lamp shades come to the home of l!ro Irene Parker Feb 5th Present 4Jr the meet ng were Mrs Helen Teaford Mrs Ann Sauvage, Mrl London Mrs .raue Teaford Mrs. Sylvia ZwUimg, Mrs Vtrgnua Glllnther Mr& Pearl McBnde Mrs Msrgaret Cotlllll Mrs MBne Leadmgham Mrs Jes sw CottJJ\1 Mr~ Mary Lisle Mrs Esther Hardtn Mrs Je11ell Case Mrs Helen Dtddle Mrs Nolan all local and Mrs Wilma Tavlor and Mrs Margaret Bailey or Porn eroy Howard Parker was brought to h1s home from Mc!Rs General HoRpilal I r1d11v where he had ~ pent a \\eek Jollowmg inju1 lc!i sustained 1n an automobile acct dent At the morning wor~hlp st1r VIce Sundr.) nt the First Presby tm Jan Church the Rev Howard Ruppcll mstalled these Elders ~Irs Curt Lallance Ml's E11l Nease M1 B Pearl McBride Tho m~~ Clark and Mrs Thomas Cluk I he pastor presented the clde1s w1lh roses durmg th(l Inltlalory work was exemplified when Racine Chapter OES met on Monday evening with Ada Nease, Worthy Matron and Arthur Nease Worthy Patron presiding Durmg !be evening the worthy matron announced that the annual Inspection of the cbapter would be held on May 8 A meeting of the Paol Otflcero Club was an nounced by Bernice carputor president for Thursday 1 February 13 at the home of Mrs Hose! Cle land AI the elooe of the meeting, re freshments were served by Gretta S1mpson and Letha Morris, ~a­ chairmen, assiStod by Groce Krld er Hazel Cleland and Beulah Mor ns The table decorations tarried out the Valentine theme Mrs. Walter Crooks Is Hostess For Canasta Club Tues. Pmt& were won by Mrs E11 melt Shuler, Mro Ru<sell Wl11011 and Mrs Robert Rawlings, Tiles day evening when Mro Walter Crooks entertained her canasta Club Mrs Crooks served a dessert course to ttw>se named above and Mrs Glenn Lambert, a gueat, Mrs Eddie Blake,' Mrs Earl Km•ht and Mrs Mlflord \)'Uder muth The club will meet nexl at jhe home of MrB Shuler Middleport Society Ml" Mary Ckrolvn Mlllor and Ml85 Ann Anderson of Strpmsbury, Conn havo returned to Ohto U,1vers11y alter apendln~ thetr between semeRters vacatiBn with the former:. parents Mr 'nd Mrs David C Miller Mrs Gene Dodson and children have returned £rom a .veek's \hit In Sptlnt~leld with Mr and MrL Charles Slndle The "ndl~! a" compsnle~ them home !~Is ll"t weekend and also vlsllc1 Wllh Mr and Mrs WUllam Ault and llm liy Mrs Ch!U'Ies Hvsell and Mr& Searls wore ln Galhpol" Monday lo viSit their mother Mr& lssi< WJit who ls 11, patient at Holzer Hospital \!andy King six year old 10n of Mr and Mrs Char'es King (Donna Wlpe~~:enncr~ of Hysell Run who has been Ill w1th chick enoox is qow Ill "~~~ lho old 1 f..h,oned 111 tialiie• '"' Mro LouiSe Forrest bas been broughl from Holzer Hospital b, ambulance to the home or her s11ler, Ifr• Lawrence Bin( where •be will teeuperate ' Mt and Mrs Albert Gordon were recent 'ue!U of Mr i,nd g~.,~ The New Havon Woman's Club School to guide our children In held lhe~r regular monthly moet the light d1teetlon thai we d1d ln)l at the Alex QUillen Memoml not know about Bulldmg 1,.1 Tuesday night Janu Hostesses lor tho evening were Mrs Wm Chiseler, Mrs Floyd 1~ry 28th at 8 00 o'clock lllro Robert McGlothlin, pre01 Carmack and Mro Clyde RICe ~ent of the club, preSided durmg Attendmg were Mrs Lou1s the busln('~S sesston A letter KauchniJr Mrs Paul Powell, wu re1d from the New Haven Mrs PatH Henderson, Mrs Ro ,. Garden Club tJian:.,ng the Worn bert McGJo•hlin Mrs Edwin Ciub for their donation to Stem Mrs Jack Frey Mrs. Jesse 1an's FIGHn CAIID~D the Christmas L1ghtmg Contest Able Mrs Phil Batey, Mrs Tom AlSo a letter from lho Lakin State lloffman Mrs Donald f Roush, REVERE MISI UP - Two licit• Hospital expressing ttle1r thanks Mrs Kermtt Ford, Mrs Eugene ero trained bY Rip Valenti w1!J for the contributiOns whtch were Hester Mrs John Morgan meet a pair <If New York lnvadfl'i sent to them at Chnstmas time ___,:,',;1~-In elllilt round bouts at the 11011,. Mrs Eugene Hester reporteo I SPEED SAVES LIVES ~ way Arena next MondQ ll\lht Jot that the Youth Center Project JERUSALEM Israel UP _ DeNucel or Newlon Wllllghl CIIU· was cornmg along fme and that Qu1ck act,on by two hO&l=<Jtals was ley Washington, and J~my Coli· work was being started to clean credited todAy for preventmg any nor~ or New Bedfprd WiD luglv the rooms m which Jt IS to be clcnths among' 300 school chUdr4:!"1 with Lou Carmao " held who contracted foodd polSonmg Mrs Jesse Abel was appotnted from school tunehes D;~dors apd ObD MUSKRAT as ch01rman of the Community nur~"' from B1ljJr Hohm and DEAD CJIEEK V UP - Ca!l /tth1evement ProJect to replace Kadassab HoapJtals riJsbed to the Smtth wa& skinning a mus~~ Mrs Wm ChiSeler who asked to school w1tb stomach pumps as when he got down to tbe lbould be relieved ol th18 duty soon as the alarm w" sounded aod found tl!at neltl!!!r pullln1 o It waa announced that the Thursday They set up clinics and cuttms would separate the pe~ state cooventton will be held at treated the children on an assem from the carcass Examinatlol'l It! the Greenbner Hotel Wh1te Sui bly !me b"ls veal~d the muskrat wos "wt4rlog' Clll!U"l jill' rubber Smith phur Sprmg.s, W YJ on March --!... 0 13th, 14th and 15th '••ONNE HONORED the 'muslo;at probably had bu!"O The president appolmcd Mrs LEMONT Ill-Argonne N•llon ed lt1 bet~ and lorelego tbrou Edwm Stein as motion PICture al Laboratory was honored by the jar liilf and grown into II s chairman Some pf the PICtU "' ChemiCal Engmeenng magazme tbl!t It Wll COIIBtncled and CO whiCh the club highly recom for 1ts pwncerlng I!Ork In de u~led wW,Ili!lhe fur )ffief!d! are The Br~dge on tbt! velopmg processing technique~; - "-- - Rtver Kwa1 , Sayonora , "Sad to recover the luels from atomlt Mrs ,Job~~o Jthnooo .~tr~~ Sac~ , Old Yeller', 'Wild Is rea~lors and to mcrcase produc- Holzer Hosp1tal on Sunday and Tlte W1nd', "Wttnes3 For the bon of purer metals ' at lower underwent rDajor surget)' llondal ProsecutiOn.' cost motntng The local club voted to domtte $10 110 tQ CARE whiCh IS a pro ject supported by the General Foderatlon of ~!•men s Clubs Also ttle local club IS donatmg $10 110 to Camp Gallahad wh~oh IS a camp near Charleston for un derpnvdesed children This u a West VIrginia rederatlon project The club altoted $10 iJO to be donated to lbe Cancer Society and also to make a donation to tht •) state federation ''Penny Art Fund" The program for the evemng 'I• was presented by Mrs Russell Caoebart Her topic was •Gu1~ •' ~nee eacblng" and sbe gave ' ' very epllghtenlng Ealk on the •• subject They are liolng a lot o things at our local Wahama H1gl J RacineOES Initiatory Work Is Exemplified -----, 1 . Taki.Sthei "work~' · ... gUt of Mrs t'llox Shuler and l•mily of Storys Run Mts Carl Nichols who " a P' tlent at Hulz•r Hospll~l eonunu•, to tmprove Her motfier 11 staJ mg wllh her spn al the N1ehol home m Rutland Jaek Coleman has reh rned t Lockbourne Alr Base near Co umbus where he ts statloneJ af fer spending the weekend w1t hts parents Mr \ and Mrs Bctbe Coleman and Roy The1r sdn Dann} Sant>orn h11s abo returne to Ohio Unlvmlty alter opend Ina the vacation penQd w1tl them Mrs Karl Kloes went to Colum bus last week to get her ~augh ter, Mrs Terry Gallagher an• family who will sill here wh1lt 'M'r GQililllher is a pat1cnt 111 the Veterans' HOspital at CmcinnatJ 'l'he family of Mrs Chauncey Warner vt&it11d her at Holzer Hospital Mondlf l!obett Se0, oge 85, sul!ered • stroke Monday at the home of his 4aughter Mrs Joe Turner On Tuetdl)' evenlnf. h~ was vuuted by his only living/ brother Will l•m See, ale sa or PI Pleasant !olios Jeanatte Crooks has been absenl from school several day• due lo lllne&s Meigs Temple Pythian $ist~rs \ · Officer l~stollotton Is Held Jnolallatton of ofrteors or tb• Molao Temple Pythlan Sisto" U3. was held In a very lmpre1 01ve ceremony when they met Tuesday evening Mrs Nell Bahr, Most E•eellent Chlel pre1lded Ellzab~lb Allman was the lllllialllnl olrlcer with Mn Mar u Grand Mana•er, M'ilF~Iiid;ed 'Lowe u Grand Mrs LenniC liaplon SC~U I.LAYI NEW YORK UP >-The depa" lure of a No~theast <\lfllnes DC 3 with 19 pauonger> aboard .fa• field .up ope hour and 28 minutes T.l!liraday nlgbl because of a bomti SCDNl Airline olficlab aald ol) anon)',lllous caller telephoned aay• lng "a plane going to New liamp· shiro" bad a bomb on It A searc~ of the \ delayed plane, hound ror Keene and Lebanon, N 11, failed to uncover any explolives table ~eeoJatlono Tho decorat1ng tommltlee for lhti evenlng,!'ao Mrs Lowe Mrs lololnhort, mrs Allmon Mrs Jonea and Mrs CblJds Thore were five vl11loro P"' '~~~'' rrom the Goillpolls Temple J·~r Middlepori THIS TAILORED MAT ' 1111 thet Httt IN comfortably ta~~ WGrk tal!a o'minimum of co,. orift ol~ .o... "' loold•t Pants Sizes 29 to 50 • Shlrt Biles 14~ to 17 ELBER w IO,~t ' TURNPIK.' CllUIJElt Merc;Q.Ma~. White Wan Tires 80Qd4, Power ,Brakes, POwer ~tcerlng, l'llwer Se~ta. Big Radlo, Tachometer, Green alld Wh1te TWo Tone Paint; This Cllr ~~ '~ss than 14,000 miles and Is perfebt 111 every way. ~f'1me owner < "' 'I bultollL Choice of colon; 1957 MERCBIY \ r IS,File For ; ' l'lfe May Primary ~ledi~n · FIVe Republtcans, 1 Democrat Changing Face Of Letart Falls Retorded . Hi"h'School Senior Students tl . .t In County (:ommission,r Battle lines were being drawn today for the Oll(Oming l'ltl· mary electiods in May followmg the closmg of the fllillg of petitioDJ for county off1ces at 4 p m WedneSday Most mterest ts centered m the race for ,Commissioner In which six candidates have tossed their "hats In the ring" for' the post now occupied by CommJSstoner Harry W Craig of Middleport Five Republicans and 34 File Petitions Ron ~pnnger preSident of the Chamber, said toda1 thai member• and non·memhers are urged to at tend tho session In whiCh lhe of· fleers would Uke 10 hear answ~rs t,o the topic~ to be up lor dlseuslion For State Offices In May Primaries ly Unllttl Prtta All 10eumbenta to Ob1o s top of fi.., will seek re'OieetiOn this year wtth sit of the slate officials toeing nO party Opt)OIIUOn In all II RopubliCana and 23 Dem<IS'I'ata have flied for tl!err party's nomma'tion to run for the 01ghl state posts Deadline for fll was 4 m. Wednesday cont01ta 'I Some ol the lop1<s to be diScu,. sed a're 1 Our stand 10 the 'Oh10 R1gh!· o Work Law ' 2 Re-routmr of $late Rpule 33 1 from Athens to PpmetfY• ~ A Hlsh ~booi ,QIIeterla 4 Village Play tii'OUnds ilnd rcc reation area ~ sess10n ror retail ::".!e;.}!'ler)n publlc eonl;lct offiCe (rll!!llhe gro~p•that rgnd Campaigns small Mode of Sanforlzf\1 T.rill. ~eel with ~I poclcel 1n llilrt. ••• wide 1vnnell~r panll •• 1a,llcliOrecl I in~ I ' SHOES Roush's Shoe Store N. Seeond Ave. I Ele-.nor S Schaaf - Middleport Society Editor - Phone G07P tucllle Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone POMERO\ SOCIETY ALL NEW New Hoven Women's Club Hears Talk,On Teaching ~uol dtvislon oi momes (:01 ledtd by their sale of pop corn wal announced to~ay by, the Porn eroy Firemen's Association Benefiting from the sales are the Polio Fund In the amount of tho Heart Fund for $300 Cancer Fund for $300 Rollanli N"eutzllng sR!d today thai ~becks In those amounts have been draw)l and dehvc1ed to the three lunda w'" also pojnted out that lbe was conducted bv the fire for the benef1l of everyone Me~~ 1 JouDty ··---- orre Democrat Wednesday were 111<'<1 to compete for th• lour year term of offtce. Ftbng were Charles Sheets, Jr Charles Ru...,ll, Harry W Cratg Chur Karr anrl John Rteh mond on the Republican ticket md Don Mullen on \be Democra. t1e s1de FJltng for Connty Audttor were . Perry Riggs Repabhcan tn~um· bent and Gordon CaldWf'll Demo. crat. TbJJ office ,r fu a year term Common t.e.s Court Jwlge John S.con hal !dod ror a ... lPar term a• Common Pleas Judge. or Me1g1 County and la unoppo.. ed on the non.partilan JUdlc\al' baDol No !dings we;c made lor Probate Judgeship wbich IS renlly bemg filled by along w1th fbe Cooimon Pleat Court pmution Representative Gec•!e hart lilcd for rHl-• n to Assemti,.f t~or a tenn � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 5, 1958 goddard mcmillen reuter swartz