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' &:-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 �.. . I '" T~E ii" ' PA4' y ~tlNEL ' ' ' 'd . ··~;f.~~.en~~~g,.EdilrD.lly ~-, \ ·¥ l~ I "J'! \ "' ' ~ \ ("'.. ~,~~(ness A. • ~./. ~ j ::J The. .. .·~· · "' I ·~~ ! .' :r"'~;...t.-"'+<~- ...~ ,, " "'~'~" r J; ~ ~ Sees Our Geographical Pisl{nity As t.r1frie~u~ ~~gs County' sSlow March To Progress ~IIY we olfll~ ibi.r~ay develop m· the hills and along the river We lend to to, a series 'Of 'd!StuSS!ons o'n "What, if you ltad a smgle wlsb, would you have Meigs County do'?" Or re-phrased, "What does Meigs County need most of all?" This question alwa.ys evokes the response, "That's a real tall order on short notice!" 'Today a prominent business man Of the county answered this question with another. H~ asked "Why is it so hard to get people to work together on a project of connty·WldeJimport· ance even when a great majority pf us recog. mze a need for it?" And be admitted he was likely as gu1lty as most of his nelghbor. ~eigs Countians To pose this question Is to suggest its an· swcr. What we need in Meigs C~unly is a new spll'ii of "Gc. Go" for the coqnty as a -wbole. There are interesti~g n:asons for what ap· parently is a lack of unity in county thinking One example Is the numerous &bortlve el· forts of many different people to have ap· proved at the polls a Veterans Memorial Hos· p1tal Five times an additional II)Ontes bond issue has failed to get its needed majority at the polls. think locally by neighbm hoods and commun. ittes rather th~n by m terms of· a county. If this IS so, and it appears to be 'in accord With reality, .l'lhat can be done about It? The gentlemen who suggested lh1s J'ack in our attitudes had no immediate single an· swer It lies somewhere, surely, In our many leaders' ability to see problems and issues on a county-wide level. These problems Will have to be presented m the future more on a county-wide level, rather than on a Middle· port, Racme, Pomero~, or Letart level ll:3D 1'l'ilth or ·co1~~"''* 12 00 J'l• Tae Oo'l!h , 12:~D It Could 1 B~ Yom 1:00 lofid.Dar N~p 1.15 ¥orieUme 2 SO Kilt; Foyle I ? Spurloeli and Cos of Bun~ .opent the week uncle and aun~ Hr lin. Ot!A> Lohn. 3,00 Matinee 'l'i\ealre ' t·OO Queen lor al>y i:45 Modern Roman... COJ!Iedy Time Many,......... .,...... Pnflr• OpeD U..lt ttl P.M. lplci&l Oar Divided, We Fall ·.. ·-.. , j ' Together we lllp~qee~ AV~ys Qf ,ll.llifying• , our progressive aims: we slialt' ri~veil'go for,J ' 1 .,~ 1 AI .., SUPREME ICE ward as quietly separited' r.~ *~ '#llght tn!i i "'11 • 1 fgether.-. I , ~ "'~) ~~l ·· ' <1./' flf ,, 1 Pt'e~i~ent IA!JrAA,am .Lipcolfl,'s,~{N)l,qus ,P,~J;.I , servahon aboullbe Union being urltt~a or! divided has as 'litUcb. relavenee tbday for Meigs County as it had in 1861 for our nation 1n a death struggle over the mota! and economic slavery isSue. In this respect Y{e are convinced a -•-·-- -· home newspaper has a definite mission. We know our medium is effective ln bringing to-·i;~......-fi====== Yet a majority of the people easily agree gether our varied geographical localities Every organiutlon, whether It is county, that additional medical facllttles are a heavy must htre if more doctors are to be interest· wide or not, has a job to do in this field too. The Junior Chamber of Commerce, on paper, ed m settling m Meigs County. Is a county-wide group. The Middl~port-PomPe~$otltili,t, u eroy Rotary club's charter is . ~~~ C\llse. The Granges a~d Farm ll6t1fau co.rOii-i In ~e op:~lon, of ~~~~ bti~llef!l man' Jri!et· eratives operate on the county level. "o·:"·v1ewe on ay s s~¥Jeitl ,vqe ,~f tlle r ~qlef ' Even groups of a .. .,.."'·•· · 1 cnuses'D,f d1sunity is Meigs Ct1Unty s $P~t ~er· 'thcrease activities that sonaUty Our eastern sldt tends ;sdlvjt~te. pie towa~r~ Parkersburg.' 0(1~ rtbl't~eHi ~id~ sbops . Slowly, then, over mo11IJIB'1iid and ce1.1ters tow•rd Alben~. ()~r we~tem ecjge a change will be'tl(~ d •Ill\ some!lmes app_ears to be left out of every. ' • 1'ranspo\11\tl~' ··"~nd~Jco'i!.munfcatlon thing, 6hlltlng'for liself. tended to divide' us it~• Geograllltlcally spe 8king d 1 · 1,. .,so easy to go ' an th s is no where. But these sa~ .modern advantages , ~i. ~ne s fa t, we are spread too widely over can bring us together; toi\. ASplit ren with Hr. and Hrt. Cla)'lon White and cllutbftr. llr• Albert Bartell II eonllned fA> her b4me by Ulneu. 11n. Bentler Peeplel, C<>lu.mbua. the week end wltb ber IJid lin. Otto'Lobn. ~ 8:00 Capllljn XaDf\1'00 '8:45 cbs New• ' 9·00 Jlornln' Show ., ID 00 GarrY Moore 1o·so ,_\rthilf IJodlrv li:SO ~olio , ,. , , ' 'to UOIAILI FULL 7 RIB CUT ..... .' Rutland -.··.r.•r-.t ll' ( j.., C' ' 12:JI;,·p~l:it.,;" ~) l I MORI lAMMING STATIONS - , • \ 'f i,U! ; . AltANTA - Rabbi William B. Silverman, In an addreq before a human 1'1!latton1 lnaUtute, on what the nallon needa In the apace 11o: "What the United Stalea needl Ia a•lded men and women lnotead of auided mlallet," ,' ,... ... '"-Uf. I FIIANKLIN, Pa. -Deputy Sher· Iff Jrm N811, on 22·Yelf·oid Lydia Dean'a declalon to her lint nllhl of !!'!~.dom . !>ihtnd I bar, alter a jury cent of murderlna her huallaqd: "Bort oho feel• oO.ure She foelo more aeoure up !here In her IC<OIId Roo{ toll than she dooo on the oulaldo " '<• • liltl •; t'k' ' UOIII MIAMI, Fla. - Gordon Dunn, chlel forecalter of the Miami Weather Bureau on the cold wave that hu plunged Florida temperalurea 11 tow ao 20 deare01 "Thl1 to definitely lhe worst winter on tour!JII In Florida on retord and lt'1 one of llle worst ' on <ltru., velJetableo and callle " ', li',i' ~ .. BERLIN l,IP - T~e Soviet Un· ion hao told 111 European sate!· llleo to eatablloh mo're jamming transmlttero alonj the Iron cur· taln to dl!l'llpt 'rildto broadcasts from Western Europe, It wao reported tbday Information Bureau Your Election Weal, a Weat Berlin prlvatetinlel· I! go nee agency, aald a dee talon to Laws ing of r~dio experta from )IUi!la, Poland, Cloechoaiavoldo and East Germany last week. thl!l elfecl was made at a meet· t " /'i "1!11 ' I • -l i ~, '~ \.._ lb. \ \_ f I 1 CU "t 't . ' ~ Pork <'f "'4'' ·c ~ .fl \1 I ' ~ ~~ , ,. . Roast ••· l l •• llll·l~llltllilllllllllllll ~ " ~.,a I c·li9PS ' ......~~~f.u!....J~·.·~ft ~~C 'I' • Center I ' ...:...rlirftas.m ' ·) .J :t ... •1 KnttrOIIMieA ' fllh Sticks-.. :.'3~-~ P~s. ):~J Oc Garcltl\ sweet and tender. ~ - -'"!- . . . Eltmore quartirs s·L IR. I!IIUIUIIIIIIIIII - *1 $1 ' 1,0 az. PI!Sis. , • ' iL.. Jeliea ..'Dai:J:h .. ~ • ~ i!:l~~=.: 11i A·==·•=' 4*.! 45c ...... .. .. -17• Co..... '. ~~';.r. Con I . I =-A •t :~ lirtcwWh"' .. l~oavo lie· 2"~.:8$t ·· ~lbrida, .G.,.IIUII. . :r-.....8 4'8c ~ ' ' ' r~ ' ' Du~ ( ' - ' lb. bag , • , t t .Po a oes. ~~. u.s. No. 1 The Methodlat Ohur<h Ia hav· Ina a ham dinner Wednesday eve ning Februtry 12th. ., I ~ Gift$ for tOp Value Stamps ,.A, ; •/{,~,:<..'t . •,. �.. . I '" T~E ii" ' PA4' y ~tlNEL ' ' ' 'd . ··~;f.~~.en~~~g,.EdilrD.lly ~-, \ ·¥ l~ I "J'! \ "' ' ~ \ ("'.. ~,~~(ness A. • ~./. ~ j ::J The. .. .·~· · "' I ·~~ ! .' :r"'~;...t.-"'+<~- ...~ ,, " "'~'~" r J; ~ ~ Sees Our Geographical Pisl{nity As t.r1frie~u~ ~~gs County' sSlow March To Progress ~IIY we olfll~ ibi.r~ay develop m· the hills and along the river We lend to to, a series 'Of 'd!StuSS!ons o'n "What, if you ltad a smgle wlsb, would you have Meigs County do'?" Or re-phrased, "What does Meigs County need most of all?" This question alwa.ys evokes the response, "That's a real tall order on short notice!" 'Today a prominent business man Of the county answered this question with another. H~ asked "Why is it so hard to get people to work together on a project of connty·WldeJimport· ance even when a great majority pf us recog. mze a need for it?" And be admitted he was likely as gu1lty as most of his nelghbor. ~eigs Countians To pose this question Is to suggest its an· swcr. What we need in Meigs C~unly is a new spll'ii of "Gc. Go" for the coqnty as a -wbole. There are interesti~g n:asons for what ap· parently is a lack of unity in county thinking One example Is the numerous &bortlve el· forts of many different people to have ap· proved at the polls a Veterans Memorial Hos· p1tal Five times an additional II)Ontes bond issue has failed to get its needed majority at the polls. think locally by neighbm hoods and commun. ittes rather th~n by m terms of· a county. If this IS so, and it appears to be 'in accord With reality, .l'lhat can be done about It? The gentlemen who suggested lh1s J'ack in our attitudes had no immediate single an· swer It lies somewhere, surely, In our many leaders' ability to see problems and issues on a county-wide level. These problems Will have to be presented m the future more on a county-wide level, rather than on a Middle· port, Racme, Pomero~, or Letart level ll:3D 1'l'ilth or ·co1~~"''* 12 00 J'l• Tae Oo'l!h , 12:~D It Could 1 B~ Yom 1:00 lofid.Dar N~p 1.15 ¥orieUme 2 SO Kilt; Foyle I ? Spurloeli and Cos of Bun~ .opent the week uncle and aun~ Hr lin. Ot!A> Lohn. 3,00 Matinee 'l'i\ealre ' t·OO Queen lor al>y i:45 Modern Roman... COJ!Iedy Time Many,......... .,...... Pnflr• OpeD U..lt ttl P.M. lplci&l Oar Divided, We Fall ·.. ·-.. , j ' Together we lllp~qee~ AV~ys Qf ,ll.llifying• , our progressive aims: we slialt' ri~veil'go for,J ' 1 .,~ 1 AI .., SUPREME ICE ward as quietly separited' r.~ *~ '#llght tn!i i "'11 • 1 fgether.-. I , ~ "'~) ~~l ·· ' <1./' flf ,, 1 Pt'e~i~ent IA!JrAA,am .Lipcolfl,'s,~{N)l,qus ,P,~J;.I , servahon aboullbe Union being urltt~a or! divided has as 'litUcb. relavenee tbday for Meigs County as it had in 1861 for our nation 1n a death struggle over the mota! and economic slavery isSue. In this respect Y{e are convinced a -•-·-- -· home newspaper has a definite mission. We know our medium is effective ln bringing to-·i;~......-fi====== Yet a majority of the people easily agree gether our varied geographical localities Every organiutlon, whether It is county, that additional medical facllttles are a heavy must htre if more doctors are to be interest· wide or not, has a job to do in this field too. The Junior Chamber of Commerce, on paper, ed m settling m Meigs County. Is a county-wide group. The Middl~port-PomPe~$otltili,t, u eroy Rotary club's charter is . ~~~ C\llse. The Granges a~d Farm ll6t1fau co.rOii-i In ~e op:~lon, of ~~~~ bti~llef!l man' Jri!et· eratives operate on the county level. "o·:"·v1ewe on ay s s~¥Jeitl ,vqe ,~f tlle r ~qlef ' Even groups of a .. .,.."'·•· · 1 cnuses'D,f d1sunity is Meigs Ct1Unty s $P~t ~er· 'thcrease activities that sonaUty Our eastern sldt tends ;sdlvjt~te. pie towa~r~ Parkersburg.' 0(1~ rtbl't~eHi ~id~ sbops . Slowly, then, over mo11IJIB'1iid and ce1.1ters tow•rd Alben~. ()~r we~tem ecjge a change will be'tl(~ d •Ill\ some!lmes app_ears to be left out of every. ' • 1'ranspo\11\tl~' ··"~nd~Jco'i!.munfcatlon thing, 6hlltlng'for liself. tended to divide' us it~• Geograllltlcally spe 8king d 1 · 1,. .,so easy to go ' an th s is no where. But these sa~ .modern advantages , ~i. ~ne s fa t, we are spread too widely over can bring us together; toi\. ASplit ren with Hr. and Hrt. Cla)'lon White and cllutbftr. llr• Albert Bartell II eonllned fA> her b4me by Ulneu. 11n. Bentler Peeplel, C<>lu.mbua. the week end wltb ber IJid lin. Otto'Lobn. ~ 8:00 Capllljn XaDf\1'00 '8:45 cbs New• ' 9·00 Jlornln' Show ., ID 00 GarrY Moore 1o·so ,_\rthilf IJodlrv li:SO ~olio , ,. , , ' 'to UOIAILI FULL 7 RIB CUT ..... .' Rutland -.··.r.•r-.t ll' ( j.., C' ' 12:JI;,·p~l:it.,;" ~) l I MORI lAMMING STATIONS - , • \ 'f i,U! ; . AltANTA - Rabbi William B. Silverman, In an addreq before a human 1'1!latton1 lnaUtute, on what the nallon needa In the apace 11o: "What the United Stalea needl Ia a•lded men and women lnotead of auided mlallet," ,' ,... ... '"-Uf. I FIIANKLIN, Pa. -Deputy Sher· Iff Jrm N811, on 22·Yelf·oid Lydia Dean'a declalon to her lint nllhl of !!'!~.dom . !>ihtnd I bar, alter a jury cent of murderlna her huallaqd: "Bort oho feel• oO.ure She foelo more aeoure up !here In her IC<OIId Roo{ toll than she dooo on the oulaldo " '<• • liltl •; t'k' ' UOIII MIAMI, Fla. - Gordon Dunn, chlel forecalter of the Miami Weather Bureau on the cold wave that hu plunged Florida temperalurea 11 tow ao 20 deare01 "Thl1 to definitely lhe worst winter on tour!JII In Florida on retord and lt'1 one of llle worst ' on <ltru., velJetableo and callle " ', li',i' ~ .. BERLIN l,IP - T~e Soviet Un· ion hao told 111 European sate!· llleo to eatablloh mo're jamming transmlttero alonj the Iron cur· taln to dl!l'llpt 'rildto broadcasts from Western Europe, It wao reported tbday Information Bureau Your Election Weal, a Weat Berlin prlvatetinlel· I! go nee agency, aald a dee talon to Laws ing of r~dio experta from )IUi!la, Poland, Cloechoaiavoldo and East Germany last week. thl!l elfecl was made at a meet· t " /'i "1!11 ' I • -l i ~, '~ \.._ lb. \ \_ f I 1 CU "t 't . ' ~ Pork <'f "'4'' ·c ~ .fl \1 I ' ~ ~~ , ,. . Roast ••· l l •• llll·l~llltllilllllllllllll ~ " ~.,a I c·li9PS ' ......~~~f.u!....J~·.·~ft ~~C 'I' • Center I ' ...:...rlirftas.m ' ·) .J :t ... •1 KnttrOIIMieA ' fllh Sticks-.. :.'3~-~ P~s. ):~J Oc Garcltl\ sweet and tender. ~ - -'"!- . . . Eltmore quartirs s·L IR. I!IIUIUIIIIIIIIII - *1 $1 ' 1,0 az. PI!Sis. , • ' iL.. Jeliea ..'Dai:J:h .. ~ • ~ i!:l~~=.: 11i A·==·•=' 4*.! 45c ...... .. .. -17• Co..... '. ~~';.r. Con I . I =-A •t :~ lirtcwWh"' .. l~oavo lie· 2"~.:8$t ·· ~lbrida, .G.,.IIUII. . :r-.....8 4'8c ~ ' ' ' r~ ' ' Du~ ( ' - ' lb. bag , • , t t .Po a oes. ~~. u.s. No. 1 The Methodlat Ohur<h Ia hav· Ina a ham dinner Wednesday eve ning Februtry 12th. ., I ~ Gift$ for tOp Value Stamps ,.A, ; •/{,~,:<..'t . •,. �·~:i~~,.~,~'t;. -1.1~-ii.~~.-.~~~~~~~~ our only local one Inwater, the H trlct which gets its Ohio River. Mrs. Reibel thanked the Cts and presented them each one of the club's new cookbooks .olk Jor their wives. She also gave one to Mrs. Theodore Reed Sr., ~~tao It guest, wllo had acc9mpanle~ ' bAr husband. ' V~T~ ·~¥' · . ,· .,..~ ' -.'r·f J' '·' ' ,- .FAVOIUJE .E·V The traveling pri~ was cd to Mrs. Norman Hu.!"tlifi!)ts· and 1.frs. ArthW. Strauss doo.r prize. 1'he hostesses salad course which carried Valentine thcRJe. . They were aasistcd in serving by Misse SbZ· apne and Mary Elizabeth Bradbury. Mrs. Robert Sehn1oll an4 Mrs. C. J. Rhodes. The next meet. iog will be held in .lhe new ofJiee of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. ., .~., ·'" ~ • Guests for the evening inclu4·•< Mr. and ¥rs. Reed, !It'. Frost, Rudnick, Mrs. Jed Hartinger, is County Contact chairman: Remy Varias: Mrs. WUJiam ford, 'Mrs. Wesley Fry, Mn. . Smll!bury, Mn. Richard West, ¥ra• · C. J. Rhodes, Mrs. Robert SchmoU Suzanne and Mary Bradbury a,nd C. P. Bradbury. !' •·' • .• • .. . ·• .. • ,. f. • ~ • • • NO. 303 .t;~. • • • • • • • 12oz. MODESS ' '· FRO!..~N ''. r;. '., ' ' I ' CVT ·coRH SPINACH ·FR~NCH ·FRIES .. •F· ,. . .. ' ' ' . 18· Wi ~.•' .. t. ,. li<G-$. . :· ' ... , '1. ....f">j' .1 Ladies attending the convcntiofl will ha\'e a rcc~ptlon nnd tea Fri· day nt the Governor's Mansio11. Gov. C. Wil!lum O'Neill originally wus slated tl) make prcscntalion of the Governor's Awards at the banquvt, but his appearance was See ' 1 ., 1 '.· ·' ..'' ' ' \. ' cnnccllcd because o£ bl, lllnesa. TJw awards are presented to nolalllcs for bringing prestige to Ofllp. One aword wi ll go to Secre· liry of IJcfon•e Neil t!. McElroy oC' Cincimwti. Mullen Tigers Sign 1 Off Sc~ool ~t At MUlLENS SOHIO ' .. .~ ~ '. ·:.·:· ·-~"· · ,~m c•~ ;WintE TREY ~~~ . ~. ,SUGAR .ClUSP .... ·..;: . ,,,,, ... ~.~~~· 27c POST i:Q!5tiES . , ......• , 12 olr. 26c • 1 BRAN FLAKES ..... ~ .. . ::. 8 I SERV~CE ) (, \-, oJ. '1. :t(ic ..\. ! 1 ~ (;. Glaoi~ : ~·.n~r ·.~..,S . .:, . • • • • ·EN.GLISH "B" SIZE POTA 5~'~· bQg $j . FREIH .BEEF 39¢ lb. ',,, ' ' ,, \i !• ~- ,. .• • • .• • • • • • . . . -• • • • • • .,. . . ... .. ' TENI)~Jl ~MOKEP ' Y+CUUM PACKED CO.FFEE 79¢ 1~.~ ' Jowl ··~con '3¢·lb. . ' ... •• 'I) ' . "" ~ .. Smoke.~ MtfiNG$ T{ll7:30 ,,_ MAlK~T: '. FI~LJT$ · .... -"' ..... ··,······""\''.' • ,,, �·~:i~~,.~,~'t;. -1.1~-ii.~~.-.~~~~~~~~ our only local one Inwater, the H trlct which gets its Ohio River. Mrs. Reibel thanked the Cts and presented them each one of the club's new cookbooks .olk Jor their wives. She also gave one to Mrs. Theodore Reed Sr., ~~tao It guest, wllo had acc9mpanle~ ' bAr husband. ' V~T~ ·~¥' · . ,· .,..~ ' -.'r·f J' '·' ' ,- .FAVOIUJE .E·V The traveling pri~ was cd to Mrs. Norman Hu.!"tlifi!)ts· and 1.frs. ArthW. Strauss doo.r prize. 1'he hostesses salad course which carried Valentine thcRJe. . They were aasistcd in serving by Misse SbZ· apne and Mary Elizabeth Bradbury. Mrs. Robert Sehn1oll an4 Mrs. C. J. Rhodes. The next meet. iog will be held in .lhe new ofJiee of the Ohio Fuel Gas Company. ., .~., ·'" ~ • Guests for the evening inclu4·•< Mr. and ¥rs. Reed, !It'. Frost, Rudnick, Mrs. Jed Hartinger, is County Contact chairman: Remy Varias: Mrs. WUJiam ford, 'Mrs. Wesley Fry, Mn. . Smll!bury, Mn. Richard West, ¥ra• · C. J. Rhodes, Mrs. Robert SchmoU Suzanne and Mary Bradbury a,nd C. P. Bradbury. !' •·' • .• • .. . ·• .. • ,. f. • ~ • • • NO. 303 .t;~. • • • • • • • 12oz. MODESS ' '· FRO!..~N ''. r;. '., ' ' I ' CVT ·coRH SPINACH ·FR~NCH ·FRIES .. •F· ,. . .. ' ' ' . 18· Wi ~.•' .. t. ,. li<G-$. . :· ' ... , '1. ....f">j' .1 Ladies attending the convcntiofl will ha\'e a rcc~ptlon nnd tea Fri· day nt the Governor's Mansio11. Gov. C. Wil!lum O'Neill originally wus slated tl) make prcscntalion of the Governor's Awards at the banquvt, but his appearance was See ' 1 ., 1 '.· ·' ..'' ' ' \. ' cnnccllcd because o£ bl, lllnesa. TJw awards are presented to nolalllcs for bringing prestige to Ofllp. One aword wi ll go to Secre· liry of IJcfon•e Neil t!. McElroy oC' Cincimwti. Mullen Tigers Sign 1 Off Sc~ool ~t At MUlLENS SOHIO ' .. .~ ~ '. ·:.·:· ·-~"· · ,~m c•~ ;WintE TREY ~~~ . ~. ,SUGAR .ClUSP .... ·..;: . ,,,,, ... ~.~~~· 27c POST i:Q!5tiES . , ......• , 12 olr. 26c • 1 BRAN FLAKES ..... ~ .. . ::. 8 I SERV~CE ) (, \-, oJ. '1. :t(ic ..\. ! 1 ~ (;. Glaoi~ : ~·.n~r ·.~..,S . .:, . • • • • ·EN.GLISH "B" SIZE POTA 5~'~· bQg $j . FREIH .BEEF 39¢ lb. ',,, ' ' ,, \i !• ~- ,. .• • • .• • • • • • . . . -• • • • • • .,. . . ... .. ' TENI)~Jl ~MOKEP ' Y+CUUM PACKED CO.FFEE 79¢ 1~.~ ' Jowl ··~con '3¢·lb. . ' ... •• 'I) ' . "" ~ .. Smoke.~ MtfiNG$ T{ll7:30 ,,_ MAlK~T: '. FI~LJT$ · .... -"' ..... ··,······""\''.' • ,,, �oni Aulllo:~, Your ...... er .. USB .... .. ......-. ' ~.... D Jame1 1\lll'I'Jp~ 736 I. Main St;, ' p....,.y, Ohio · .'~ No. 121 - Allto S PI! p· uhlic Huntmg' · 3.'I1 Flle Pet't' :1 .,,, J IOuS , ' ~UTLA~D' "1'.1 '·; ' '· alcun. Mlr.ll Mr •nd M". Romer Parker 1 · apent SaturdaY eve~!rlg with bla Meter n~lpi. !n ' i~~tl~~:'~!if'.j'f,;~ lather, Pearl Pauer, C•!suir. the p11t week •Mrs Olive lnifaham and diU· PullinJ Lot an4 tJhler cf Pomeroy SP<Inl Sunday metera accordinl w1th Mrs Garnet Williamson. Jobn JllcKelllie 1o4tY· Mrs Franm Young of Horri·l sobville spent a day the past TIIN,-AGI DANCI , week with Mrs. Hallie McKeute. A Teeo·Aier'o Squ1111 l;)lllt:e and Mrs. Harol4 Klln1lel andRevdaughter were Sundar dlr ,~~~§S~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:, at ner gueslJ of Mr. and Mra. Ar nold Grate. Mrs. Ethel Nelson ond Mn Dorls Thomas and daughter Det opoot Saturday In Parkeraburg shoppln1 Mr. and Mrs. Caah Zlmmermlll opent Sunday afternoon with their daughter Mr. anJ Mrf.! Cbarl11 llarriBon of Leading Creet. Joe Phillips, Harold Colilna, Nate WISe, , Harvey Erlewlne, Harol~ Rlee and Carlos • ~owder (Continued • - PalO OM) (Cot1tln"" '""' ,..,. ~~ 1 owned by private lntONala hao the Republican nomlna!lon. 1. been made available lor public The Domcrata have A)bert T. uae. Ball, Cleveland, John W. Dona~~~~~~~·~·~·1;11'=1-11~ Hayden Olda, chief of Oblo's Di· 1~l·eveA~1lla;nee, John ~ Gallqher, · Roy E. HqppJQ. C9lum· "' vision of Wildlife "ld, "Tbls 1, QUICK SERVICE •• Walch a. arretment will permit Ute stale to H. Hubbeii)J Cleve· pairmg by Factorr Tralneil extend game monagement pro- land; W Beck and. Frant wat.:hmakera. on the area " He added, E. SJrutb viOing lor the Lleut~nant Ji'JIS, Pomeroy.COUJNS• JEWEL. I a II grams "the extensive reloreslallon pro- aovernor'a nomination. , ,, . ~ ___.. jeet alnady accompUahed by· tho Democrats also have more than 11~ia and c:b~e\ Build:." Call Power Company hi! ImproVed one candidate lor the ~ltorney e g1er 361 • acne, 0 [O habitat for deer, squirrel, rabbit, general's ofllee and treasurer ol -~-----"""''::,::20::,:11 lo• and ground hog " stste. CONCRETE BLOCKS One of the !llpulaUona of •;he Jooeph T. Ferguson, former au· allfeement requires lhal each dltor of alate, and Jobn llrown, "Build lolltr For Lfll" hunter carry a permit while on Chesterland, who also w.. ·a ca"' !!I'd !~pedal NOIICN ol BoonII $.1 00. OIIIIWiet lhe area The perm!~ which re· dldate ln the 19116 primaries, wUI tt I eeot per ward. , •• GR UESI!R BLOCK CO. lleves the Power Company ol re- fight It out for tile party nomln' spon11billty to hun ten - who uae alion. Incumbent RepubtlC.n !loti· ( 1) Notices 3 Mll01 North of Po1111..., 19~ FORD VS 2 dr Customtine the area, may be obtained from er W. Traey Is unopposed. f'~dan. Good t1rcs annd seat ~v ~ Sa•bt Not Oppoltd Auollontt; s.-;;k."" ,.,,._ New Bulf'k tradr.m $695 On Rt. S3. C1ll Wm. GrWMr For alate treasurer, Marl Me· Ljltlng, Advertislnli, SeUlng. Elroy, Cleveland; Marion A. Rosa, Bla•.tlnnr's ~•m•'"Y 2 1 6tc I~~~~R~oc:k~S~p~rl~n~111~~~ 1. o. McCoy ---1 Columbus and Paul F. Ward, Co- will be unopposed In the part1 Long flottom, Oblo 1952 'cHEVROLt'1' 2 dr Sedan I ~-Annuol Flnanclol Roport lumbus, will be h( the D•mocral· nomination race for Judge ol the Phone Yukon 5-2293 W&i!kcnd Special $305 Blaet Columb!t Tow.,.hlp 1c rate. Once agam tile Republl· Ohio Supreme Court. The ~epa]). 2 HOtp tnar'•· Pomc1 oy 2 1 6tc Moln County, Ohio can Incumbent. William Saxbe, Ia Jlcan running for the pqot is WU· STRUCTURAL I IIAMS liard D. Campbell, Collllllbus, who Par l~t Fl>ctl Yoar Ending Doctmo not uppoaed In his party 1 m~st sell my beauty ciourse ii5iJ· PONTIAC VB f dr Catallno 1 SCRAP IRON -METALS lltr 31, 1957. Judge Charles B. Zimmerman, Wat the pirty a Unaucceu(ul ncin. !never started) In Ohlo'• finest Sedan Only 14 ,685 actual mile.~ thee lo1 the chief juatlee pO,t · tn ac~ool You may hav~ my down Popul•tlon 695 • • .. .. ..1950 the only lncumOem 19118. by one careful owner Power ' payment just pay balance. MIBs Steering RadiO, Healer, full) Totol Solorln tnd W- pold DIBtrlct and Columbus off1cea of For ,the other ~upreine eourt .Marky, Pomeroy, Gen Del. equipped Almost hkP the da) During tho Ytor 1957 ~.II the Ohlo DIVIsion of Wlldlile or 2 I 6tc It was sold $2,005. Ulacttnar'E Phone 510 Ttx Voluatlon I.IM.alO.OO from the. Ohio Power Company In judge post eaoh party haa only POmOrt) Pomeroy 2 1 6h: Ttx Ltvy 11.40 Pomeroy. ThiS permit will be per. one candidate - llepuhJWan In· cumbent Jameo Garfield Stowarl, If you want to sell or buy some- J co.,.ntor, O~lo, Jan. JO, 1951, uoleBB revoked by either Ctnclnnatl, and Demottol llerrlll thing then usc the Want Ads 1956 MERCURY VB Mmtcray 4 dr I htrolly cortlfy tho followlne ,.. -ent party. D. Brothers, Columbus. , They are nollced 2 6 Datf Phcaton St'd,LII Mcr-o-matlc port to bt correct. Permits can be •!cured locally For Secretary of State,< tncum. -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;.. Very low m1lagc Pov.cr Steer Woltor v. lwttt from Ron Springer at the Ohio bent Repubpcon Ted VI. BrO..n ta r mg One of tlw l'le.uu !il "liard Townlhlp c,orlc Power Co ofilcc and are now unopposed as Js Democrat Alber ~·op,s" anywhere ~2,095 Bltiel Gtnorol Township Pundo ACT NOW available. w. Sweeney, Solem tnar's Pomeroy 2 1 6h· 'ffective thla datt, tht mini RICEIPTIISAVE $IOOTO $1000 mYm '"' for profeulonal Hr• Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' General and Cla,ified Prop. (8b l Auto Services vket will bt 11 ollowt: erly Tax 18DU4 with 7~ new and used trallera Cigarette Tax . 3'7.a OFFICE CALL . . . $3.00 (1. H RA l't:.INGS SONS CO-2' 14 to IW fl., also 10 wldes. Tw 472.41 HOUSE CALL . $5.00 anU thre~ bedrooms, natlona!I. Sales Tax and Fin. Jnat. b )Ur Wrecker Srrv1ce. Daj 'ril. 71 (Within Corporotlon Llmltol known ntakca The lowest po~ Gran Ia & Donation a ftlone fl227 Niil ll Phoru Gasoline Tax 6800 00 Bible terms aoywhertt Drive 6~3n llODGI: - I'LY!IOUTI• HOUSE CALL . . . $5.00 427'1.53 tome prepnrcd to deal Fast Auto Reglatratlon DEALEUS 3 6 tf (Out1ldt Corporation Limits) Cemeterleo lft.OO UtUe and s •. " a lot These ar (Pius50c per milt one Wt';'l Total Receipts 13,ft2tUB your LAST shopping place, ~ PAYMINTIINIGHT CALL . . . $7.00 '(91 For Sal~ free delivery. Move Jn tomor Generai Executive Servtee(1:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M.! row. Anytb1ng of valpe lakeD Comp. or Clerk SUNDAY AND IIOLIDAY 818.?8 In trade. I General Suppllca 85.1j8 CALLS . . . . . $7.00 Total Gon El. Ser. 891.18 Tht above fttl do not lncl11dt WAVERLY M081LI Town Haii-Malnl & Rpr. 2'1.30 mocllcl"", dllflOnltd or lnjocl HOME SAUS TotJI Town Hall 2'1.30 Jrucking Business td. u. s. Htrhwoy 21 Tots! Pmts carried lorward 708.48 WAVIRLY, OHIO Meigs County Total pymta brought forward708.46 P.U.C.O. Cert.-Trucks etc Hoalth-Taxes wlthhe14 for DilMedical Society Trucking of Gcn Commodi (20b I Insurance---- l riel board of Health· H8.16 Cemeterlea~ · tl~s To and from M~igs Co M.OO ~;-;;;;;;~~ Asency <;omp. ot Of. & Elnp. 14) Announcements Total <:emetory l:xp M.OO Middleport Fire, MlomobUe, GENE RASTETTER INC. II you hsve somethmg to srll let Bonds Phone 6315·X. 6·20·tf HllhwoyaRoad Conalruct1on 628.110 the want ads he you1 announce· fl1. Ho. 27172 Wooster, 0 c,_.MPLETE Immrance PrDteetlon Main!. ,. Rpr. (Gas tax) 88M.61 ment h> all MetgR County and ~~~~~~~~~~~ Lite, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don Malnl. o\ Rpr. (MVLI 4oM.67 you'll GET RESULTS. I ----- - - M1ils, Middleport, Ohio Total Hlabway Exp. 13,113?.?8 2 6 6tp Now this Is the place you should really put that lawn mower you Emp. Retlnment 31.~ won't bo needing this spring up ~eat Estate DoducUono by Co. Auditor-' 151 Per$0nals for oale You'll lmd a lot of For Workmen'• Comp. 114.51 people ttu1t are g()lug lo be In 1 Room house, Letart FaJl;;Ji:;t Mlnt,lerla! Payment 70-78 Personally, you'll Ukt! the retiults and cold water, garden See Tom the market for one and they Total Payment& 15,404.72 ll'lc&e want .. dli ge~. 2 CJ 3tp Hayman, Syracuse, Ohio. Ilk• the bargams they find by lumlftlrr of 0!'1"~'~' '' Fundo _ __ ,. , . M . atc ltlancll, ollinUIIY 1, '1 fi7ohopplng th' -:ant ad~-2 ~c (6) Lost '& Found Road Fuildo 8207 67 --Cocker Spaniel puppies Inquire Gen. and other Twp Fda 138.88 Lo.ot In Ohio River, hand-made Brenda H(ldgc, house trailer oil Total of aU Iunde 8746.28 12 fuut juhn bunt Iron ring Mechaolc Si .. Pomeroy 2 6 3tc each end, white Phone S087 ReANNOUNCING - Virgil Toalord lteolpll Durlna YearRoad Funda 11,448.06 ward. 3 6 3tc Cuslom Buill Kitchen designed of smcuso, has recently be Gen. & other twp !undo 207HZ for your home Free esttmatas come ~ oaleaman lor thla realty 13,525.48 Foroman & Abbott. Phone llrm. Mr. Tealord Is a native of Total ol All Funds LOST - aold plated Curtis ladles 8 6 tl tbla ard, and 11 widely lnown Totti Rtet\JIIo tn. loloncwrlatwatcb In Pomeroy, Satur· 6284-Y. 19.655 93 - ely someone of the thousands throughout the eounty ahd will Road Funds da)' evenln~ Reward Call Stevo Sui Gen. and other lwp !undo 2615.78 be glad to help you with your Caao, Pomeroy Motor9 2 6 3tc of want ad readers has laying Total of all lunda 22,271 71 real estate problema. Call him arou nd their homes that rate FoUtld in OhJI) Jt l \flr Johnbon• obout any of the foJlowinS prop· Poyments Oolrlnt Yearfor ouLb0 11 "~ rllOlor u:sc Erncs• Hem yo~'n been wanting tor crtlc~. Road Fun41 13.1137.78 1 that collection of yours. Quillan Radnc, 0 1 27 30tc Gen. and other twp !undo 111641 94 Dolry Form 98 acrco big barn, 2 6 3tp 1M04.72 11 slanehlons. Plenty of water, Total ol all lunda FOUUND near ~1&-~on Cluue k c~ Boltnct, Doc. 31, 1957milk house. Good alx room ring v·Hh 8CYCJI' III lu~ys ami ( 14 l For Rent 8118.15 home, metal roof Sink in kltch· Road Fundi tmilll llcen1c taa Owner muv Gen. & Other lwp funds 74B.IIt en. $6000 00. ' claim by tdentllymg and pay ing Now don't you agree {()lk", this u Total of ali ru•dl 611641 [Ill !'HE logleal space to rcaen !he Stock Form - 2'13 acres. Big barn Oulltondilll Wtrronll, Ctc. 31'or ad Phone 398 Do~li) Sen· mce flve room houae, running inc\ Oliict•, M(cllimc SlrP.•~l. moBt people that have w a ntt~ to 1708.lf wator, plenty of timber. Only Road Funda .>omoroy. 1 ~-Lh: be saliHfiod, where buyer m(!ct,~ Gen & otber twp lunda 259.78 17000 00. lhc Beiler, whc1·c the home rent· 19117.112 Brolltr Houst - two story block Total of ali Fundi Na181tr &: CJe~k Garu~c Phom. cr meets his landlord. Usc tho Dl'ilicd well and pond Two bed· lalonct In o.,..Jtory, Doc. Sl,, want ads today and get rosu Its 3011. Ruclnc, Ohio. t ~0 •I Road Funds t'onlght. Call 308. It'• very hkc· ruom home Some fr111t On 680 Gen. & other lwp. !undo • ~-,.....--- / ly thut ~Oc Is all It will lake to $5GOO 00. II you're at lou on wh~t lo do 8834.Dlil Ftrm - on Peach Fm k, M acres Total of all Funda place your want ad. wlllt that exlla heater you h.vc (2) 6, lie Two barna, 20 A. under eultlva· 2 6 Jtc & Jayjng around In tho att1c or lion Nlee seven room houoe buement then Cind a buyer fur A mcc modern 4·room Hlld bath with bath $71100 00 It by using tbo clmllledo, and home. Everything new Inside:. 51• room hoult In Syracuse. Nice you probably ''" UIC tho cullh GRII furnace and heated 1111rage. locatlo11. Room for ba.th. Full NOTIC. OP APPOINTMINT )'UU can get for It too 2 U tile Full h,•Mcmcnl Locntcd Wolfe basemont Some fruli, aood gar· lttato of .... H. Wlloy DftOt~t4 Drive. It R Lohse. Phone 173 den $5000.00. Notice Ia hereby liven (7) Instruction 2 6 Ole Ono Acrt and sl•ty-hundrodth In S Smart whose Poll Office syracuse $10110.00. re11 Ia Mf~dlepor~ Ohlti hal If )'OU have an apartment or house 2 room ApalLnu:nt Cion: in town Phont 907-M Yl"ll Toafard d~ly appointed Adiplnlotrator th~l lan't rented give mlllrue· 127 Butternut, l'ofncroy, Olilu Solooman for Cucklor R11lty with lhe Wlll Annexed of the E• Uon1 ti,J the thcu8anda or rcud· llll-121e. C~ISP (2) 8 Stc tale of Roae il. Wlle1 Jale of Melgo eu of theae eolumna 011 how thoy can "I •In touch with yrn1 Eighl Room House. '1\vo •lory ------~--- Councy, Ohio, de<0111~ Mo(lcrn hath on second floor. (24 l FQr Sale or Trode Dated lhia Zllt dar January, II they're looklna for a place to I 1958. hnlct 111d lavutory nn ftnt, --+-h1il1 their hat. 2 6 6tp '' ' IS Seandlnlvlan Duck~ to 8 lbo. ; ' ·~ohn c. @con • /lUOd gurugc, llbOllt tlve 1\l.nu· AJrred Stitt Phone Racine 3078. rJ,udae of the Pro~te court tc~ [ruru Collrt Jlou:m A N (81 Aui\J Soles ' 14•11• CoqntY.-"Oblo Bouacl 310M. I S16WP _ _ _ _ _ _ _;:.a.:.0.:_3tc 1134 BUICK V8 Su~er 4 or Scdau 211, ate Sparkllnr orta1nal ll~ht green 1- 2 roon1 and 1-3 room fur nlshed apartment with I.Jath flnlob. · Dynallow drive Radio .11.nd hcalrr Exceptional In even• UlllltiCII fllilllshcU. llume ncs NOTICE OP PILING AN' HIAR· laur•nt, MidQioport, Ohio. WI)' •~t 295. Dlacttnar'a Pom lNG ON INYINTORY ISI·Ulc oroy. 2 1 61< Pro..to Court, Mo._ Coullly, Ohio ·ro tho Exe<ul¢' or Admlnlalla~ 19~1 BUICK Super 4 dr. Sedan IW!t HEN 1 - ~:xlllnt~ton Laddcn. Scafloi<l Ho11rd~ Drop Cloths. or and to lauch of the lollowlna •• Two tono bluo Clnish $3911 Blao Clinton l'~hcr, Middleport, 0. are resl~ta of lha otata of Ohio: ttoar o Pomeroy. 2 1 61c Phone U2~·X. IHtl survivlna apoute; II any; next ol lin; benellclarleo under the wlll, 117 I Help Wantro 11 lllf; IM aliQfnoy or att01neyo rcpl'eaenllnj any of tho alol'CIIIen· I boya for Plij)Or routos In So&ar tloned peroono: Run area. Phone 6372·X. ore hereby noUIIed thai on (II ,, 6tc thoYou 28th .day tJ!. January 1938, an tnvontory an4 AppriiSOiltent of (181 Employment lhc cotate Ill WUIIIlm M. Brodlord doce•IICCI, ~ate 01 Mlddlep<lfl, Ohio Wonted lu Bllid Coun\l waa llled In lblo 1 1 WOilK Oy day or woek C•il 74·X Cuurt. r 'Fumltu,. Hearing on tald lnvontoey and 2 6 Sic Appralsomool will be bad before POl lhl• Courl on Inc 19th day of t'e!J. ruary 19DII, at 10 o'elock A M. RAUIO & TELEVISION SEIIVICE Exccptlcno lltoroto may be lilod rhonc 200. Cleiatltl , Appliance by all)' lntercotea parcy at 1ny Sture, 118 "N. A:aln Street lime prior I~ five daya before the .... Pomrroy. 2·2311 dale 1et lot b~arln1. WITNESs my alanature and Ute ~Ail of aUt! Court Ibis Good Cleaa Usetl Cll't 1 1101 -c;;;-.m Legal Notice WE BUY --= OHIO VAL.LEY JUNK CO. -· TRAILERS TRAILERS NOTICE :i=--===. l FOR SALE (211 - ------- Cucltltl' ~ullf RI·B HALf ---- R"OAST & CUT TO', ROAST & CHOPS CUT TO ORDER lb. WHOLE LOIN. · . - -- - Legal Notice ' . •"~ II." ' t' J l'' ,I J ol' '.~ ·~vii ;~,.~*~~,lr;ji;~;;,;...lio""''!~l·'~1~: ICE.ERG, . . . ~QLip H.•.~DS -- 1 - Legal Notice loom• tlftw (20)Buslness Services _____ , ' ROAST CtiOPS CUT TO ORDER lb. ~- AU Make11 iqd Mod•l• t.!l\ll,'d~ .,. J.Mi.Ynr, 'Ci 1ea Jqao Bacon Aclinf ~qtlle and !lx.O lido Clerk •P. !Bi ~ V. HfaeU AUTO SALES --------~ (1130; (lj) 8;:114 "7 METROPOLITAN I' m ao: a1 e, ,1 . T· T · · ·u· :·. LE > , I ' , ·e· ;··, r: ~·:.' ! . �oni Aulllo:~, Your ...... er .. USB .... .. ......-. ' ~.... D Jame1 1\lll'I'Jp~ 736 I. Main St;, ' p....,.y, Ohio · .'~ No. 121 - Allto S PI! p· uhlic Huntmg' · 3.'I1 Flle Pet't' :1 .,,, J IOuS , ' ~UTLA~D' "1'.1 '·; ' '· alcun. Mlr.ll Mr •nd M". Romer Parker 1 · apent SaturdaY eve~!rlg with bla Meter n~lpi. !n ' i~~tl~~:'~!if'.j'f,;~ lather, Pearl Pauer, C•!suir. the p11t week •Mrs Olive lnifaham and diU· PullinJ Lot an4 tJhler cf Pomeroy SP<Inl Sunday metera accordinl w1th Mrs Garnet Williamson. Jobn JllcKelllie 1o4tY· Mrs Franm Young of Horri·l sobville spent a day the past TIIN,-AGI DANCI , week with Mrs. Hallie McKeute. A Teeo·Aier'o Squ1111 l;)lllt:e and Mrs. Harol4 Klln1lel andRevdaughter were Sundar dlr ,~~~§S~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;:, at ner gueslJ of Mr. and Mra. Ar nold Grate. Mrs. Ethel Nelson ond Mn Dorls Thomas and daughter Det opoot Saturday In Parkeraburg shoppln1 Mr. and Mrs. Caah Zlmmermlll opent Sunday afternoon with their daughter Mr. anJ Mrf.! Cbarl11 llarriBon of Leading Creet. Joe Phillips, Harold Colilna, Nate WISe, , Harvey Erlewlne, Harol~ Rlee and Carlos • ~owder (Continued • - PalO OM) (Cot1tln"" '""' ,..,. ~~ 1 owned by private lntONala hao the Republican nomlna!lon. 1. been made available lor public The Domcrata have A)bert T. uae. Ball, Cleveland, John W. Dona~~~~~~~·~·~·1;11'=1-11~ Hayden Olda, chief of Oblo's Di· 1~l·eveA~1lla;nee, John ~ Gallqher, · Roy E. HqppJQ. C9lum· "' vision of Wildlife "ld, "Tbls 1, QUICK SERVICE •• Walch a. arretment will permit Ute stale to H. Hubbeii)J Cleve· pairmg by Factorr Tralneil extend game monagement pro- land; W Beck and. Frant wat.:hmakera. on the area " He added, E. SJrutb viOing lor the Lleut~nant Ji'JIS, Pomeroy.COUJNS• JEWEL. I a II grams "the extensive reloreslallon pro- aovernor'a nomination. , ,, . ~ ___.. jeet alnady accompUahed by· tho Democrats also have more than 11~ia and c:b~e\ Build:." Call Power Company hi! ImproVed one candidate lor the ~ltorney e g1er 361 • acne, 0 [O habitat for deer, squirrel, rabbit, general's ofllee and treasurer ol -~-----"""''::,::20::,:11 lo• and ground hog " stste. CONCRETE BLOCKS One of the !llpulaUona of •;he Jooeph T. Ferguson, former au· allfeement requires lhal each dltor of alate, and Jobn llrown, "Build lolltr For Lfll" hunter carry a permit while on Chesterland, who also w.. ·a ca"' !!I'd !~pedal NOIICN ol BoonII $.1 00. OIIIIWiet lhe area The perm!~ which re· dldate ln the 19116 primaries, wUI tt I eeot per ward. , •• GR UESI!R BLOCK CO. lleves the Power Company ol re- fight It out for tile party nomln' spon11billty to hun ten - who uae alion. Incumbent RepubtlC.n !loti· ( 1) Notices 3 Mll01 North of Po1111..., 19~ FORD VS 2 dr Customtine the area, may be obtained from er W. Traey Is unopposed. f'~dan. Good t1rcs annd seat ~v ~ Sa•bt Not Oppoltd Auollontt; s.-;;k."" ,.,,._ New Bulf'k tradr.m $695 On Rt. S3. C1ll Wm. GrWMr For alate treasurer, Marl Me· Ljltlng, Advertislnli, SeUlng. Elroy, Cleveland; Marion A. Rosa, Bla•.tlnnr's ~•m•'"Y 2 1 6tc I~~~~R~oc:k~S~p~rl~n~111~~~ 1. o. McCoy ---1 Columbus and Paul F. Ward, Co- will be unopposed In the part1 Long flottom, Oblo 1952 'cHEVROLt'1' 2 dr Sedan I ~-Annuol Flnanclol Roport lumbus, will be h( the D•mocral· nomination race for Judge ol the Phone Yukon 5-2293 W&i!kcnd Special $305 Blaet Columb!t Tow.,.hlp 1c rate. Once agam tile Republl· Ohio Supreme Court. The ~epa]). 2 HOtp tnar'•· Pomc1 oy 2 1 6tc Moln County, Ohio can Incumbent. William Saxbe, Ia Jlcan running for the pqot is WU· STRUCTURAL I IIAMS liard D. Campbell, Collllllbus, who Par l~t Fl>ctl Yoar Ending Doctmo not uppoaed In his party 1 m~st sell my beauty ciourse ii5iJ· PONTIAC VB f dr Catallno 1 SCRAP IRON -METALS lltr 31, 1957. Judge Charles B. Zimmerman, Wat the pirty a Unaucceu(ul ncin. !never started) In Ohlo'• finest Sedan Only 14 ,685 actual mile.~ thee lo1 the chief juatlee pO,t · tn ac~ool You may hav~ my down Popul•tlon 695 • • .. .. ..1950 the only lncumOem 19118. by one careful owner Power ' payment just pay balance. MIBs Steering RadiO, Healer, full) Totol Solorln tnd W- pold DIBtrlct and Columbus off1cea of For ,the other ~upreine eourt .Marky, Pomeroy, Gen Del. equipped Almost hkP the da) During tho Ytor 1957 ~.II the Ohlo DIVIsion of Wlldlile or 2 I 6tc It was sold $2,005. Ulacttnar'E Phone 510 Ttx Voluatlon I.IM.alO.OO from the. Ohio Power Company In judge post eaoh party haa only POmOrt) Pomeroy 2 1 6h: Ttx Ltvy 11.40 Pomeroy. ThiS permit will be per. one candidate - llepuhJWan In· cumbent Jameo Garfield Stowarl, If you want to sell or buy some- J co.,.ntor, O~lo, Jan. JO, 1951, uoleBB revoked by either Ctnclnnatl, and Demottol llerrlll thing then usc the Want Ads 1956 MERCURY VB Mmtcray 4 dr I htrolly cortlfy tho followlne ,.. -ent party. D. Brothers, Columbus. , They are nollced 2 6 Datf Phcaton St'd,LII Mcr-o-matlc port to bt correct. Permits can be •!cured locally For Secretary of State,< tncum. -.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;.;;;.. Very low m1lagc Pov.cr Steer Woltor v. lwttt from Ron Springer at the Ohio bent Repubpcon Ted VI. BrO..n ta r mg One of tlw l'le.uu !il "liard Townlhlp c,orlc Power Co ofilcc and are now unopposed as Js Democrat Alber ~·op,s" anywhere ~2,095 Bltiel Gtnorol Township Pundo ACT NOW available. w. Sweeney, Solem tnar's Pomeroy 2 1 6h· 'ffective thla datt, tht mini RICEIPTIISAVE $IOOTO $1000 mYm '"' for profeulonal Hr• Waverly, Ohio, dealer atuc' General and Cla,ified Prop. (8b l Auto Services vket will bt 11 ollowt: erly Tax 18DU4 with 7~ new and used trallera Cigarette Tax . 3'7.a OFFICE CALL . . . $3.00 (1. H RA l't:.INGS SONS CO-2' 14 to IW fl., also 10 wldes. Tw 472.41 HOUSE CALL . $5.00 anU thre~ bedrooms, natlona!I. Sales Tax and Fin. Jnat. b )Ur Wrecker Srrv1ce. Daj 'ril. 71 (Within Corporotlon Llmltol known ntakca The lowest po~ Gran Ia & Donation a ftlone fl227 Niil ll Phoru Gasoline Tax 6800 00 Bible terms aoywhertt Drive 6~3n llODGI: - I'LY!IOUTI• HOUSE CALL . . . $5.00 427'1.53 tome prepnrcd to deal Fast Auto Reglatratlon DEALEUS 3 6 tf (Out1ldt Corporation Limits) Cemeterleo lft.OO UtUe and s •. " a lot These ar (Pius50c per milt one Wt';'l Total Receipts 13,ft2tUB your LAST shopping place, ~ PAYMINTIINIGHT CALL . . . $7.00 '(91 For Sal~ free delivery. Move Jn tomor Generai Executive Servtee(1:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M.! row. Anytb1ng of valpe lakeD Comp. or Clerk SUNDAY AND IIOLIDAY 818.?8 In trade. I General Suppllca 85.1j8 CALLS . . . . . $7.00 Total Gon El. Ser. 891.18 Tht above fttl do not lncl11dt WAVERLY M081LI Town Haii-Malnl & Rpr. 2'1.30 mocllcl"", dllflOnltd or lnjocl HOME SAUS TotJI Town Hall 2'1.30 Jrucking Business td. u. s. Htrhwoy 21 Tots! Pmts carried lorward 708.48 WAVIRLY, OHIO Meigs County Total pymta brought forward708.46 P.U.C.O. Cert.-Trucks etc Hoalth-Taxes wlthhe14 for DilMedical Society Trucking of Gcn Commodi (20b I Insurance---- l riel board of Health· H8.16 Cemeterlea~ · tl~s To and from M~igs Co M.OO ~;-;;;;;;~~ Asency <;omp. ot Of. & Elnp. 14) Announcements Total <:emetory l:xp M.OO Middleport Fire, MlomobUe, GENE RASTETTER INC. II you hsve somethmg to srll let Bonds Phone 6315·X. 6·20·tf HllhwoyaRoad Conalruct1on 628.110 the want ads he you1 announce· fl1. Ho. 27172 Wooster, 0 c,_.MPLETE Immrance PrDteetlon Main!. ,. Rpr. (Gas tax) 88M.61 ment h> all MetgR County and ~~~~~~~~~~~ Lite, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don Malnl. o\ Rpr. (MVLI 4oM.67 you'll GET RESULTS. I ----- - - M1ils, Middleport, Ohio Total Hlabway Exp. 13,113?.?8 2 6 6tp Now this Is the place you should really put that lawn mower you Emp. Retlnment 31.~ won't bo needing this spring up ~eat Estate DoducUono by Co. Auditor-' 151 Per$0nals for oale You'll lmd a lot of For Workmen'• Comp. 114.51 people ttu1t are g()lug lo be In 1 Room house, Letart FaJl;;Ji:;t Mlnt,lerla! Payment 70-78 Personally, you'll Ukt! the retiults and cold water, garden See Tom the market for one and they Total Payment& 15,404.72 ll'lc&e want .. dli ge~. 2 CJ 3tp Hayman, Syracuse, Ohio. Ilk• the bargams they find by lumlftlrr of 0!'1"~'~' '' Fundo _ __ ,. , . M . atc ltlancll, ollinUIIY 1, '1 fi7ohopplng th' -:ant ad~-2 ~c (6) Lost '& Found Road Fuildo 8207 67 --Cocker Spaniel puppies Inquire Gen. and other Twp Fda 138.88 Lo.ot In Ohio River, hand-made Brenda H(ldgc, house trailer oil Total of aU Iunde 8746.28 12 fuut juhn bunt Iron ring Mechaolc Si .. Pomeroy 2 6 3tc each end, white Phone S087 ReANNOUNCING - Virgil Toalord lteolpll Durlna YearRoad Funda 11,448.06 ward. 3 6 3tc Cuslom Buill Kitchen designed of smcuso, has recently be Gen. & other twp !undo 207HZ for your home Free esttmatas come ~ oaleaman lor thla realty 13,525.48 Foroman & Abbott. Phone llrm. Mr. Tealord Is a native of Total ol All Funds LOST - aold plated Curtis ladles 8 6 tl tbla ard, and 11 widely lnown Totti Rtet\JIIo tn. loloncwrlatwatcb In Pomeroy, Satur· 6284-Y. 19.655 93 - ely someone of the thousands throughout the eounty ahd will Road Funds da)' evenln~ Reward Call Stevo Sui Gen. and other lwp !undo 2615.78 be glad to help you with your Caao, Pomeroy Motor9 2 6 3tc of want ad readers has laying Total of all lunda 22,271 71 real estate problema. Call him arou nd their homes that rate FoUtld in OhJI) Jt l \flr Johnbon• obout any of the foJlowinS prop· Poyments Oolrlnt Yearfor ouLb0 11 "~ rllOlor u:sc Erncs• Hem yo~'n been wanting tor crtlc~. Road Fun41 13.1137.78 1 that collection of yours. Quillan Radnc, 0 1 27 30tc Gen. and other twp !undo 111641 94 Dolry Form 98 acrco big barn, 2 6 3tp 1M04.72 11 slanehlons. Plenty of water, Total ol all lunda FOUUND near ~1&-~on Cluue k c~ Boltnct, Doc. 31, 1957milk house. Good alx room ring v·Hh 8CYCJI' III lu~ys ami ( 14 l For Rent 8118.15 home, metal roof Sink in kltch· Road Fundi tmilll llcen1c taa Owner muv Gen. & Other lwp funds 74B.IIt en. $6000 00. ' claim by tdentllymg and pay ing Now don't you agree {()lk", this u Total of ali ru•dl 611641 [Ill !'HE logleal space to rcaen !he Stock Form - 2'13 acres. Big barn Oulltondilll Wtrronll, Ctc. 31'or ad Phone 398 Do~li) Sen· mce flve room houae, running inc\ Oliict•, M(cllimc SlrP.•~l. moBt people that have w a ntt~ to 1708.lf wator, plenty of timber. Only Road Funda .>omoroy. 1 ~-Lh: be saliHfiod, where buyer m(!ct,~ Gen & otber twp lunda 259.78 17000 00. lhc Beiler, whc1·c the home rent· 19117.112 Brolltr Houst - two story block Total of ali Fundi Na181tr &: CJe~k Garu~c Phom. cr meets his landlord. Usc tho Dl'ilicd well and pond Two bed· lalonct In o.,..Jtory, Doc. Sl,, want ads today and get rosu Its 3011. Ruclnc, Ohio. t ~0 •I Road Funds t'onlght. Call 308. It'• very hkc· ruom home Some fr111t On 680 Gen. & other lwp. !undo • ~-,.....--- / ly thut ~Oc Is all It will lake to $5GOO 00. II you're at lou on wh~t lo do 8834.Dlil Ftrm - on Peach Fm k, M acres Total of all Funda place your want ad. wlllt that exlla heater you h.vc (2) 6, lie Two barna, 20 A. under eultlva· 2 6 Jtc & Jayjng around In tho att1c or lion Nlee seven room houoe buement then Cind a buyer fur A mcc modern 4·room Hlld bath with bath $71100 00 It by using tbo clmllledo, and home. Everything new Inside:. 51• room hoult In Syracuse. Nice you probably ''" UIC tho cullh GRII furnace and heated 1111rage. locatlo11. Room for ba.th. Full NOTIC. OP APPOINTMINT )'UU can get for It too 2 U tile Full h,•Mcmcnl Locntcd Wolfe basemont Some fruli, aood gar· lttato of .... H. Wlloy DftOt~t4 Drive. It R Lohse. Phone 173 den $5000.00. Notice Ia hereby liven (7) Instruction 2 6 Ole Ono Acrt and sl•ty-hundrodth In S Smart whose Poll Office syracuse $10110.00. re11 Ia Mf~dlepor~ Ohlti hal If )'OU have an apartment or house 2 room ApalLnu:nt Cion: in town Phont 907-M Yl"ll Toafard d~ly appointed Adiplnlotrator th~l lan't rented give mlllrue· 127 Butternut, l'ofncroy, Olilu Solooman for Cucklor R11lty with lhe Wlll Annexed of the E• Uon1 ti,J the thcu8anda or rcud· llll-121e. C~ISP (2) 8 Stc tale of Roae il. Wlle1 Jale of Melgo eu of theae eolumna 011 how thoy can "I •In touch with yrn1 Eighl Room House. '1\vo •lory ------~--- Councy, Ohio, de<0111~ Mo(lcrn hath on second floor. (24 l FQr Sale or Trode Dated lhia Zllt dar January, II they're looklna for a place to I 1958. hnlct 111d lavutory nn ftnt, --+-h1il1 their hat. 2 6 6tp '' ' IS Seandlnlvlan Duck~ to 8 lbo. ; ' ·~ohn c. @con • /lUOd gurugc, llbOllt tlve 1\l.nu· AJrred Stitt Phone Racine 3078. rJ,udae of the Pro~te court tc~ [ruru Collrt Jlou:m A N (81 Aui\J Soles ' 14•11• CoqntY.-"Oblo Bouacl 310M. I S16WP _ _ _ _ _ _ _;:.a.:.0.:_3tc 1134 BUICK V8 Su~er 4 or Scdau 211, ate Sparkllnr orta1nal ll~ht green 1- 2 roon1 and 1-3 room fur nlshed apartment with I.Jath flnlob. · Dynallow drive Radio .11.nd hcalrr Exceptional In even• UlllltiCII fllilllshcU. llume ncs NOTICE OP PILING AN' HIAR· laur•nt, MidQioport, Ohio. WI)' •~t 295. Dlacttnar'a Pom lNG ON INYINTORY ISI·Ulc oroy. 2 1 61< Pro..to Court, Mo._ Coullly, Ohio ·ro tho Exe<ul¢' or Admlnlalla~ 19~1 BUICK Super 4 dr. Sedan IW!t HEN 1 - ~:xlllnt~ton Laddcn. Scafloi<l Ho11rd~ Drop Cloths. or and to lauch of the lollowlna •• Two tono bluo Clnish $3911 Blao Clinton l'~hcr, Middleport, 0. are resl~ta of lha otata of Ohio: ttoar o Pomeroy. 2 1 61c Phone U2~·X. IHtl survivlna apoute; II any; next ol lin; benellclarleo under the wlll, 117 I Help Wantro 11 lllf; IM aliQfnoy or att01neyo rcpl'eaenllnj any of tho alol'CIIIen· I boya for Plij)Or routos In So&ar tloned peroono: Run area. Phone 6372·X. ore hereby noUIIed thai on (II ,, 6tc thoYou 28th .day tJ!. January 1938, an tnvontory an4 AppriiSOiltent of (181 Employment lhc cotate Ill WUIIIlm M. Brodlord doce•IICCI, ~ate 01 Mlddlep<lfl, Ohio Wonted lu Bllid Coun\l waa llled In lblo 1 1 WOilK Oy day or woek C•il 74·X Cuurt. r 'Fumltu,. Hearing on tald lnvontoey and 2 6 Sic Appralsomool will be bad before POl lhl• Courl on Inc 19th day of t'e!J. ruary 19DII, at 10 o'elock A M. RAUIO & TELEVISION SEIIVICE Exccptlcno lltoroto may be lilod rhonc 200. Cleiatltl , Appliance by all)' lntercotea parcy at 1ny Sture, 118 "N. A:aln Street lime prior I~ five daya before the .... Pomrroy. 2·2311 dale 1et lot b~arln1. WITNESs my alanature and Ute ~Ail of aUt! Court Ibis Good Cleaa Usetl Cll't 1 1101 -c;;;-.m Legal Notice WE BUY --= OHIO VAL.LEY JUNK CO. -· TRAILERS TRAILERS NOTICE :i=--===. l FOR SALE (211 - ------- Cucltltl' ~ullf RI·B HALf ---- R"OAST & CUT TO', ROAST & CHOPS CUT TO ORDER lb. WHOLE LOIN. · . - -- - Legal Notice ' . •"~ II." ' t' J l'' ,I J ol' '.~ ·~vii ;~,.~*~~,lr;ji;~;;,;...lio""''!~l·'~1~: ICE.ERG, . . . ~QLip H.•.~DS -- 1 - Legal Notice loom• tlftw (20)Buslness Services _____ , ' ROAST CtiOPS CUT TO ORDER lb. ~- AU Make11 iqd Mod•l• t.!l\ll,'d~ .,. J.Mi.Ynr, 'Ci 1ea Jqao Bacon Aclinf ~qtlle and !lx.O lido Clerk •P. !Bi ~ V. HfaeU AUTO SALES --------~ (1130; (lj) 8;:114 "7 METROPOLITAN I' m ao: a1 e, ,1 . T· T · · ·u· :·. LE > , I ' , ·e· ;··, r: ~·:.' ! . �~ \ t • ·: ~~~S~\IJ~JPom,~lr:;y.~dleJport, 0., Feb 6,1958 - ' SPORTS field eoal accuracy witb a .64T Rtark. Jobn M1Jhuan, G'reer's teanimate, holds the free thfOw • marksmanship w1th 20 tn a row amce breakmg mto the Marshall DESK lineup. Saturday a full state of JIDU!s arp on top w1th Western lllcl~ Green •lwPthooter bu gan at Oh1o U, leadmg llliami for fi•e loop eames playing Iowa of the B1g Ten, Bow· who held the •lead ling Green meets Wheaton, NCAA, week, bu 1 243 aver small-college cha"'IPIOns 1n tbe . ii>Uillea.tern Ohio along With the rest of the State of Ioiiar ~•ced for a oold wave expected to hit tonight and ' Clncago StadiUm and Kent play1 arcb·riVal Akron tn the Rubber • ~ temper1turea In the five to 15 degree range u • wet which began falling In tbls area at about 8 a.m. contlnuetj. Nine road cr,ws were dispakhed from the Meiga Count, State Highway carate at 7 a.m. today to besJn .battling the ' '~~ f~~~ latetes,_ ~:!.1.. Jt~~ -~ .. r~::=:;~~~~~~~ City. BASKETBALL SCORES ("' I 1 '" 4t ~ - Mount ' [n M' '"'ea Due To ' Slippery Roads BY UNITED PRES$ . '' SyrKUIO 75 Army 63 ,.,.. Stole 71 Ponnoylvanlo 70 --fleatlqaarten for ' > '· t"' YAfiNTfl CAIIDS . !lll.....a 72 Seton Hell 64 .. llt.,.y 9t Columblo 69 N. Carollno A& T 66 Biuoflold St .•• ~ Two hflbwaraeeidenta were re- portt4 here tocl9' With many more expeeJecl toulp.t and Saturday from j)anpnjut '!"Alber condi !loris unlea ex~ordinery oafety mlllurOJ a,re lakOII by aU dmera Sheriff Qobert D. Hlll'lenbach'o department Slid two pickup ttuelu coiUded at the atop hgbt in Rut land about 5 P m. Tburaday afU.rnoon No dtaUon into court "" issued. John SlmJjllna, 158. RD. Middle· port, told Deputy Sheriff Howard Frank he wu ,i~ing well on State Route 124 when Orville Graham, •• Harrilonville. pulled out of ..,... lbe Rutland·llarriaonvl)le road Into bit frOin. llo<IUIO of the llllp{>erl' mid aurfact be could not lllop In lime. Graham told Fl'ank he balled at lbe atop 11(11, pulled out mto Rl 124 and Simpkin! ron 1nlo !be Jlde of biJ truck. Bolb..,ttueb llll!ered damaged ,_,.. 72 nuqUIAII 41 St. lonnenturt 65 lemoyne 50 ~~ - CANDY NOVELTIES Manhotl 91 Ohoo U 19 . , 41 Murrey St. 71 Mid. Tenn. St. 66 l11t1m Kv 75 Louisville 62, Mamphlo St. 76 Tenn. Toch. 59 t\llaml, Flo. 84 Flo. South, 69 Ky. Wesleyan 117 Tampo 67 l1nedl<t Col 67 Tuokoatt lnat 64 Mt. Union 60 WDDsttr Colltp 5' Woyno St. U. 55 North. Mich. Mtntuollo 9~ Creighton 41 Ball St. 13 lncilono St. 70 S~ Wotlo. Mo. U. 63 Dopouw 58 Deyton 64 lllloml Ohio 62 Otolohemo St 64 Tul11 46 lrociloy 71 Arl10n1 51 Mt. Union 60 Woottor 57 Hohltlberg 13 Bluffton 74 Dtnloon 19 Ohio Wftltyon 56 '254.X'·I·III. Ylnconl'o 13 Blici.·Wall. 12 Wlttenbtrt 19 Knnyon 47 ''~~~''" ....Ia"~' cdl ot bills ~lth a · & H· AN to $1000 1 • a.luce 1110nthly payments up to I,J ~ a bill eoJ11obdat1on loan Casb fer any wortht purpose on S1gna• tun• ooly, auto or furniture. ·• . NO ttMY~tAliUM ' - ~ ).;., MA~ OlliJR USU < ' ' • < :t•ll ,'II ,. BIG. THRII 011 IN PIRI ' 'I'OKYO, Feb I UP - Threo actors, Including !Wo children were killed and 10 other persona wm injured tod;y .,~en fire swept the former Ethic rylc Th.. • ater In downtown Tokyo Horpl tab reported 111 8-year-old ac- trell, a 15:year-old actor and 1 old woman dance• dled.w, Cbut\lb . omen Planqing, Prayer FaJ111ers Awaiting being .Onrtpleted wurt Ruling On ·cilll<ervii!Ce of .•!WB~~~ Of Grain 2he~r Stop-Notch Tread Dt1l1.. 1, '> 3·T CQrd Body I Mort Dur,lla Trtaclt I ' . .••..' ~s~T SUPER-CUSHIONS ' I ! ' I '' I bvGOODJiEA- ·3·5 Pltl most ForCis, Plymouths, ....._,,, Chevrolets, 1 lfudsons, and Studebakers. I I!Op·Notch trod do· a!tJn tiYII aaftr IIOp• """ lroclilfl, I 3.TC11dJr llronu•sl, ' 1 T'hlck, teue~ Jrud '"'cf modtl ' moll rulllonl tiro tiYII eat"' WIOtl ." ' John Jaworski sa1d several supermarkets have to jom the bakcnes In furnishlng1eft-over !F!f:~T.~e::ellare ~read ' many thll bas fol'tcd families, who do tile summer and ndd l'l•l,r, onto Ill~ slippery and lrellllhOI'OUI hisJ!Ways and were continuing laler loday to ' emder and salt ~ally d'n•er· ou11 areat 1 A spokesman •I the highway garage said till' morning tbal unleSI there 11 a radltal chanae' lri the weather pallem that mi&ht brmg on a heavier onow fall Ulan is ant11:ipaled that all main highways between Pomeroy and WeiJ.. lion should be in "flir" ohape lly h p Hl b lonlgbt w en omr:oy I School's baaketbaU ~homptoa Mek· mg Panthers journey to Welllloa for a crucial pme wlt~ the Rock· el!At 9 30 a m. tbla m'.nunc the Jemperature at the Stale Jjighway garage regtrtered at SO degree but was laiUng. HarrJJOnvallc Sehoob were closed thiJ mormng becauae of the had road eond!Uom in that ~rea cauoed by the lnOw oeeortJ. s 1 lng to County School • uper nten dent 0 0 Patterson 11r view of tbe SIIOwfall whieh ""· aomewbat &eneral throuahout Ibis .rea duru.g the d•r tbe SlalA! Highway Parolwued a warning lo motorull to dme wllb care u roada are lllippery and danaeroua m areas where bjgbway work crews bave aot readied. County En1meer J E. D. llart· inll'r today uld that lie bad 11 <rewl out Iii!.. earljl WI momlng baltlmg Jbe 1110'1' 01111thc eountr b1ghw•y l)'atem. Be said !bat lou~ road matntamer were eut and 1 Jr~. IJp unW )0 1, m, thll •. -I>~J~ morning ' he aaid that it wu nt>l 'gJ nece&IU'Y yet 1o ... clnden, but that gravel waa beiog uled on 1 eurvea and Jillty roads. ' Tile weatbermin blallled 1M chlnge OD I D1U1 of OO]d oir and a b1gb Pt'tlllll'l! Ia the m1d·Wea! wmcb is expeeted lo IIIOYe eallward tonl,bt. • � 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 6, 1958 howell