https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0576db354b936f7df849855e27fbabe0.pdf 6afdc59eadddbb2c32b25a76b89257ca PDF Text Text . '/' t The Daaly Sentmel caunty C04nc11 the meeting and prayer was s1nn by Ralp~ C. Zundel religious e~::~~Jlnsl~:ru~ct~orannaunced Mrt Herbert Jl that al a 1peelal executiVe meeting Mtl Harold l!benbaeh was ap pointed as vace preatdent to re~ lin Robert Crow restgned The Sprlag conference of the Ohto P T A was announced for Apral Z3 at Brtdgeport and those .plannla1 to attend were ask to contact Mrs Tracy A•hort study on the manuel was bY Mrs Tracy who stated !hit tbe ba"e prlnelple of the PTA 11 •e,tl.leatlon not entenamment •1111 In th.,. limes when ehddren are lh dire need of good bas1c edu callen it is the duty of all parents gl~n • ' I ROOMS OP "'bt • l (> ' .ALL NEW " Fumit~re 1 $595 INCLUDI!S ltfrfaeratGr 111• Qu llu&e ~ ,., Ollfy Ut.IO dOWD .•,... schools It was ann!)unced that \irs Har ry B1rtcher Southeht DL5ttld Director bad planned to attend tills meehng but was unable to do because or a mecllnl called by state president Mr~ Birtcher however attend the May meet ng of the Meigs group Jt was also lnnounced that they had planned :~ program Th1s s your ! fe bon ormg Mrs Emn a Settz the oldeat teacher m the co nctl area but t was postponed due to Mtss SeitZ ltospJtal11.at10n m Galhpohs Mus Seltz taught 47 years 1n the Sugar Run school ~ Mrs Pau11he1SS pro;::Jam chalr man presen ed a program which opened w th t1 solo WI I you re member by Mrs 'larvm Burt ac companted by Mrs Tracy A trf bute to teacher11 was giVen b:t Mrs l'racy The teachers and past pres1 dents went to the front of the aud1 lcmum where 1he womfn were m~sented red earnat10m and the nen wh1te arnauons fhey each ave the1r name and tl e school ltey represented . Ia Mlcldlepoo1 Lurllle Hawkins - Pomeroy Sol!lety Editor - Phone 6244 \fr and Mrs James Simpson and Sandra are spending the week end m Kent wtth relatlvt~11 Rev Raymon Konkrtgbt and ~rs M L french who as alter M1ss Carol 801chtel RN was an nate lay member of the Off1clal overmght guest Thursday of her Board or Heath MethOdist Church grandmother Mn J W Dawson I are makmg plans to attend a spe The Rutland PTA wdl meel of Vienna W Va Ictal ses.s10n of the Ohao Annual Monday February 10 ~~ 8 p m a Mr and Mrs Paul Bonnell (lo Con!Prence Mondaf at the Kang the h1gh school an Kirchen and chtldren of co Avenue MPthodlst Church m Col Open House will be observed In lumiJus are spendmg the week end umbu.s Clarcnec Dicken s lnduatnal Arts wtth Mr and Mrs Rodney Down Mrs Wilham Beb (VIrginia Jo Department and 1n Miss Martha tug Wtse) of Jackson 18 reported to be Ohlinger s Commercaal Depart Mr and Mrs Clem s Fox. and tmpro\'mg after undergomg sur mont Mre Giles Smtih the pres! ch1ldren have returned from a ten gery at Holzer Hospital m Galh dent has announced that Found day stay m Daytona Beach Fla polls. ers Day will also be observed while Mr Fox. took a course m -----'-Tbls program will be 10 charge Precast Concrete wh1ch was of Mrs Norman Will A aQC!al sponsored by fhe Umvennty of hour will follow the meeting Middlepon Rutland PTA Meeting To Be Held On Monday Societ1 I Florida Mr Fox and J Richard Wells alao of Mtddleport are the for .a M.ard1 Gras pre Lenten ,Pary for the parish on Sunday teb 16 wtlh a potluck ~nner at 6 p m A !peetal mnl~llon 11 Ollended to the- new memberJ of lhe chur<h Named on the comqtlttee for the 'party were Mrs Philip Meier Mrs John Goett Jr Mrs Homer Brtekles Mra Mary Kunzeltna~ Mra Joseph Raub Mrs Henl')' I &-Dtlu~s~l~!lJI~!.!i/!~~roy. '-*---rr--,-= ., Wen, l!n JoHph <:onde lira Keaiieth llcCuliougb Mti. H.,-ley Slack Mri Fril11! Greu l!ln Georp Hackett Sr :&IJJa Bertha Mr ~onde, Mi• Cbrlsjlne Grueaer tended the Mlu Kathi'Ya' Grueser Mia Ag veroary of Mr nea Grueser Mra. Adolpb Sael~nl Summerfield M11 Cb,rlatlne Q DoJIIIeU an4 Mn the home of da~~:!:~;J~'; George Horak The «linmittee wlll Gene•a Tuttle at m.. t ~day February 9 al~r the Sunday afternoon Novena oervt... to pia. ttie party Mrs V!rgmla Ellen Wljl!Qn Is II was an~oubc~ '!llat the next a surgical pabcnt In the St Jomeeting of the Guild would be SOII.h Hosp hi ParkeraburJ held on Friday Mareh 7 follow ISenn•ti Jo Taylor apent lh• mg tba Lenlea aervicea wee~end tn Parkmburg with hiS Prayer by the lev f'alher Turel mother Mro Zora Belle Taylor eoneluded the m..un; after which Kenneth Re!!d and falllliJ' 1peo refres~medls we~ served by Mrs the weekena at Port Homer, 0 Remo Neirl Mn. Paul Casct Mt" gueats of his sister Mrll lletn••• Ltly Gtrolaml Mr Nellie Barsotti Barber Mrs BatUlo Glrolam1 and Mra Juhn D Sisson of Ciln~un 1is Clemente Mencblm home on t visit offteera lor w..kliea Rich.;dB Mrs Wayne Adams has return Green Wasbincton representative ed home alter spendlni ~ a few of t~e National E41tortal Alan days In Columbua wllll be:..aisler Will lit- the speaker Pauline Frillay•, !'fOII'Ilm for the dalliea Mrs Gertrude Wallace Walton ha!:1!11urntid from Fort Meade ~~·" tal)s by ifec~ eneoi! Jll, ~· Feder~ ~dllll MG.: after spendtng 1 few d"~s an,. Co'!lliCUlatlon sOi;tl W:u wllh ller husband GII'Y iYiilt~n mgton ond George W Hlelu, the who will soon leave for-GermanY PtltabjlrJh Poat.Gazette and prellMr: and MrJ E. F WilSon were ldenl •I tile lllternallonal Clrcula Sunday YJSIIors with rtllU•ea m Uon Mana1era Assn. Zanesvtlle 0 Weather I By UNITID PRESS Ohlc! Gonarally lair ooulh ond "'" portion, some cleudlnlll '¥1111 Mtl'l flurriH nortM11t IHIYo tonl!lllt and Tu••r ..... ho.,y anow ame~nll llkalr 1111r La~• lrle, extreme nertllust portion t• day and ... ltJht Hltth today 10 t.. 11, low tonight n•o to IG above Low lett nl1hl wea two abovt VOL IX NO Pomerqy·Middleport, Ohio Monday, Fell~u~ry tO, 195f :Weekend the Chamber can be of atd protpoaal -l\lf!!O Fultz, at the meeting tonlg_hl, is allo expected to gtve a clerlu aDd pubUe contact olltee Ute worken. 6 Any tpp10 from the group that warrants dOn W9!ld__l!,e~~~jed Laurel Cliff !•If w1ll hold h11 tourlh 11158 Million - lngton Weal Viralrua for aix daya, "glmng 011. !lareh 4 The pu.rpose of these gtganhc eruo1des eaeh sponoored by com mtlleca of local Full Gospel miniS ter.s is tn win aoull fot Cbnat ~st year for tnstanoe during the ttxlc~n Orfl Roberts crusades RADIO and TV • r PbODe 254-J Po11eroy Warning Issued By FiFe Chiefs Mrs Jackaon had the moin tople home of Mra Fred Jackson Mrs for the evening and spoke on Ten Kethryn Payne the pmldent op ened the meeting and lhc opening ~rayor wu given by Mrs Wlll Winston Mrs Payne conducted of tho Worst Foes of Mank)nd and How to Fight Them lo!rt Oaear Hardaway waa eleetecl 11 the ~ele gate to the Miulonary Convention In Glouster The next meeting w•ll bo at the borne of Mro Con Young with Mrs Youn1 havlnllhe nlain topic and Mro ~arrle Cusell the devotlona lllrs Arnoltd RIebar<!.!) gavl a report on flowers aent to t~e !ick Durlntl tho social hoUr Mro Jeckson served l!lod chicken hot rolla, and 01lad to the 11roup Thorn waa a centerple<O of tulips and valentlnea •nd ama\1 baskela filled with Volenhne eandy at each place for !avon TtiiiJ year t I(.! ft~t IWO of the of White Clove1 Scott's 'Cionx" and Organic Malter SEEDS 200 SQ F1 98c Also Highlander Lawn Gra88 Seed SEEDS ~00 SQ FT 2 lb11. 89e SEJo:DS 500 SQ FT 5 lbs U 80 Beott's Turf Builder U 35 - $2 75 and ••,so Scott's Spreaders •• es- u~.ts- us ts ElBERfElD$ I ' I I ' seventeen acbeduled lor 191!8 ser lcs were held In Corpu' ChriSti Tew end M1am1 Florida ~!tend ed by record crowds wtlh a Iorge per<ontage makmc lhetr dcdolona for Chmt The thtrd meeting thiS 1yeiJ' is being held on Februm 19 thrduih Z3 In Oklahoma City Ok lahoma Ooral 1\ollerts borne •tale where attendanee II ••peeled a gam to run unu.suoll1 high AdmiSsion to all Oral Roberts '"vices Is lree Prayer eard.3 whl ch are for the use of people et tendlllg the •ervlees WHo wiah to make spe<lal requeo!s for Ore! Roberts lndlvtdaal prayers arc glve:n out at eaeh afternoon ser •1~. cxecpL the laot There is no charge for the prayer <arda Reverend Roberts btgan hts ' world-outreaclt mlntstey In 1947 after many yean ot senmg local Jell! fireproof .qanns structure which aeata 14 QOO. At other times Jess Stewart lfAI'III1"" Resident Dead hme I ever Last Rites For Mrs. Neutzling Are Announced flames waa ~omted out olao that de manila ()n gu pressures tbele-eeld da,yo was much lncrtlled that should ItO :&er 111 ana Show Is Underway T1dcet sales for the forthcom mg Pohce Benefit Show to be staged a t the Pomeruy Jun or H1gh Sehool i!U.dJtonum on Feb ruarY 24 are begJJmng to mo"e rapidly aecor(fJIJg to announce Airman Becomes Guinea Pig For Spaceman Role SAN ANTONIO Tex UP SIRgtng and dancmg starf froiD TeleviSion Station WSAZ headed by Dean Sturm as master of cere IPODlel Ttckets at 75 lor adults and 50 cents for children may be sffure< Airman Donald G Farrell bud from any member of the Pomero3 died In a small steel ehamb<r cut Pollee Department off from the world was bearing up well today against the bleak SOblUde of I Simulated OUter apace trap to the moon The 23 yelf-old New York Ill man entered the steel shell an chored to the floor of a Randolph A.tr Fnrce Base taboratorv Sun day U all goes well, be will Homemade R()Cket Explodes; youlh Seriously Hurt emerge Saturday F11ght surgeons watchmg hiiD constantly on a 14-lnc:b television acn:en satd lhe 11rman ia aa excellent subJect and was hold- TIFFIN 0 UP - Charles Lovr 17 Tiffin IS 1n seriOUS eondiliOJ today from mJuriea be sustamer when a homemade rocket ht and another cnmpanlon made ex tng up well under the oppfe141V.. ploded as they attempted to laiUieb ncos of his lhtcc bY ftve fool 1t ehamher sealed off lrom the State ljlghway Patrol authon world and enveloped m air Jfre• ties sa1d Love and Dalhs Margraf sure equsl to the height of 181100 19 Tiffm otuffed a atx mel feel length ol steel p pe with a hollll He ur:dergoe5 rigorous work pe 111ade rocket fuel and attemp&eQ rlod.! matehmg eharts abd ehe<k to tgntle 1! Sunday )a!Urltel In these ten yem he baa preached In person to b<tween 15 and 20 million people during crundei In the Un1ted StaleJi Can eda Australia New Zealand South Africa and the PhOtpptnes When weather pennlta he holds hu eru.sades 1n bls famous !!-pole ' cathedral tent tHe world~ big That s tile flr$t Pomeroy and Mulllleport fire went through a cafeteria without Chiefs warned re11d~ta of Melga aloppmg to get somcthmg to eat County to use extrem~ care wlth admttled Diehl fires In homes during the forth (Continued On Ptfll Flft} comlllg week pointing out that the current cold wave has already claimed one hie 1n Ohio and re aulled In the death of 44 animals Resldepta were urged to he par Ucularl): 1)1refql of home heaters ospeclelly 10 &tartlng early morn lng fire• :rhey warqed Ket!p in flammables aw~y from itoves Its eoJd these mornings we g:now, b11t Ua ~est that the home1 heat !lowly rather than to ,o up tho evangelist prcaeh tile gospel Of these '79 IillO pledged lhetr soul! to Chml add their llyes to Gbrisl ian )!Ork Sales F-or p0li£C ment today by a member of the 8 Jaetaon 4 Lawren"tl ~ Melgt 2 department All those stain and turns were Vmton 0 knd Waahlngton 3 The show which wtll be staged conluslng without being tn a hur for the benef t of the Pomeroy Pofy to get to Garcia ahaa Retton llee department to ra1se 1unds for At one pomt In his descent ~ new unlCorms and needed eqwpfound himself in the eafeteria meot wJll featu.re a nu.DWer of To Curb Fires some 1 492 0()0. people came from all over the Unated States to hear ctcly mel Thursday evening at the he was when playing at Wahama mey be Jndueted on the Mmb for former Falcon Coath Forrest eaU muot be ill least 22-)'0if&1>ld Boehtel he atlll was maklag good on or before Much 1, unleu a time when he discovered he d1dn t volunteer or delinquent The quotas by sutroundina: couq know the way baek to the drel' Athena II Gallta 4 Hoclring ing room Sou1a. for Oh+t'at Crusade ID Hunt millions ara re~ched thlough hta radio and televialon program~ Ap (Continued On ,,.. Flvel : i -ASSOCIATED :! : J'l: Reverend Oral Roberts. world ~nowned Oklahoma evangeliSt Mai11 lt>t 'iioiu" I~ In full 1un or shade Coat It '"...,•~~ .L you git 1$ 9l!Q ScoH1 11td1 fof -.ch penny mvtlted. .. ' _ ••,. U- 1110 COLUiiBUS llP'..:: ~tate Sel ecUve Sel"'lce headquarten an nouneed today a .&areh draft eaU 59 Diehl took off out of ihere on :~~est monthly quota the dead run lor the dreulng The YOUIIjeat registrant who room Not quite the trim ltgure Vis~t tiWitutgtou ScoH• tprmg fawn lrlat..l!l Is lun - laic" only a few minutes A walk over the lawn woth a Scotts Spreadel'o~d ZlngaButlder is on , a bnsk return and there is th• ,.!ld ready to growl • he uses whatever halls or aud1tor itlml are 1vallable Untold more , JOM' ANMD--,_.~PHILCO. ~~1 A4v8J1Ct T'ket Evangelist"lio Co II y.,,u/1 - 1';;~§§;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;::;:;;~~~t~hc~d~ev~o~h~ot~IO~i~s~e~tv~lee~-~u~sl~n~g~ _as • •I , 4 Trammg Je.uUJn for retad red cover and centered wtlh red white and blue carn•llons n a white mtlk glass contomcr wtth Iorge white mtlk plat etype candle holders which also hli I the nutLI INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 48 Y 110 W Court St Pomeroy ._.._ iJ..,tll ..... lavHry ApplltiiCII Cl I brDuGhl IC fOil by Ph ltc Ccr,orctiOII 11}'5tem was not loWly adequate to brmg enoug_h pa severe cold spell tNt a new aerved from an attract ve table m 'f WARNER.IHLE V NIJioCioC pump \1 'orcellln ct~lnll top \1 flexl~le •111 cenlool \/Ill n. capacity perature11 to around four above af okiel mints coffee and lea were m charge Satisfaction COMES FROM Doing AGood Job Mt. Mona hMiss1onary society for Our Clients Meeting Held Thursday Evening 1 he Mt Moriah Mlulonary So her toptc God Pays Off '11le only 111tator With "Ball Pomt BaJ. IIICI.• Leta you wub a 6 x 71hag rua as ...Oy u •lichtweicht sheet I New, up·to· tbNIIIIuta leatur. includina four lru!bo- Une was &eheduled for coliltntt"l"J report conterDJnJ uon thJI year , the mri.Uon of one or more play 110Wldl and recreation eenten The weather bureau aald tem.- Our Greatest PHILCO·BENDIX' re~ comtre~DJJve -- -- You can't overload G· Sewagt~ whlo~ In tbe Rerre1hmenu ol sandv:1ches co .......:~~ Younastown A luge crowd of membero and ~· of snow on the a\oound canton 1 noo-memben df the PomerO)' three ahd Cleveland one Chamber of Commerce are UIH!Cl- The U S Weather Bureau at COl ed to at~d the "open ~<sslon lumbua said snow flurries '"" which wtll be held tontght 1n the expected to eontinue near ~ off1ee1 of the Otno Power Co be [lie today There was a ehanet gmnmg at 8 p m accordang to of snow generally over the Jtlte near the eJid of the week PresJdent Rolf Spnnger The eold wave whieh sent tem Chief antertat or the meeting 11o pe<atureo for tbe ae•t live d!IYI w•IIW! Pomeroy w11l lour to tlchl dearees Other llem.o on the agenda for belowaverage normal biglu of 35 north tmdCht are to 42 south ond normal Iowa of I 011r 1tand In the Ohio Rtcht 16 north and 215 aouth to-Won Law' 'nle cold apeU Will eonlmue with 2 Jle.rootlOJ of State Route 33 only minor dally elu!ll.. unlu f. from Atbeu to Pomeroy some moderatton Friday or Sat 3 A lll&h Sehool ( afetena llfdaY ~ l II ~~,;~~~:~:,:were PAYS BECAUSE If REACHES MORE MEIGS COUNTY PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAP.,R Pomeroy C f C Meet Expected ...,d To Draw Cro cunng a permit to dump aewage them m the mommg Residents were asked to conr mto the Ohio River Also to be d\tcuued Will be the ~~ervt gas as mu.c& u possible and pros and coni «)ncermng the those w1th dual controls were ask&ewac:e treatment plant for the ed to &Witch Ol'er to od Offic1ala aa1d tbe d1atriet gau village and ways and means by and Mrs William FranciS I By UNITED PRESS The weatherman satd today no break was o)Xpected in biller cold wave until poss1bly Fnday or Saturday The colcl arctic atr lhat covered Ohio Sunday rught sent mercury to one below •ero at Akron ma~iog II the cohiM spot tn the state Zero temperatures were reported at Youngstown and Urbana while Bawling and Columbut 1110 miles 0 each recorded tw{l above Other low readings were Hob< son m Metga CoUilly 1 above and zero at the Mei&a County Stall Htghway Garage, Kenton 3 roo" tona and Logan 4 and Marion f diJpooal problem whleh 11 mrent Hamtlton eauled a g.,! thorta(e ly confrontln1 Pomeroy U was m that area Ctty off•dalJo aaked Hamllto~ pointed ou~ that Tuesday the OhiO WaU'r Pollution Control Board res1dence to maintain a con.Jtan~ waH again take under consadera oellmg of 68 deft'.., m theff llOD tlte questaon of pemuttmg homes and not too reduce therm~ Pomeroy aoy further leaway 1n se stat ~tlloga at night and lnmue Programs for lhp t vemng were red hI wh tc decor ted wtth white lite ~ paper lted wtth while r1bbon11 rna le to reprcsc 1t a1 d old fashioned valentine Na ne tags et~ rrled llut the valent nc theme and were small rect hearts w th thr 11 ne done m wh1tc Napluns fur thcr earned tml the Vnlent 1 11 theme ' .n ttn GP.:r man ,I , 11: County Listed As One Of Coldest In State expeete4 to tenter on the the s1lver serv1ces Mrs /Harold ..bcnbach was hospitality char \1.,.. ·he .I al f . . -I I POMERO\ :ttj~;;;;;;;;;~~;;::;;;;~~;:;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;..~~;;~ I on1nd either s de IMrs Karr Mr8 Ht~rol~ ohse LpresCdcd at I '\/.....,""'""' Nttkl.. ....... nmalr IOIIInttniUIIO v ~ llttltln•• allllllr 2~2 i Smith of Sugar ~un Mn Har and Mfl Roy M_aycr of ThI Dally 5entInel The lrlablelt CorDer Ele.nor S Sthuf - Mlddleport Society Etll14!r - Phont 607P Mtss Remey Varlaa oflhe PhilipJune lolands was gueot apeaker when the Sacred Hear.l Guild met Thursday evenlllg at the ehuroh Durmg her talk Mila Vanas told of the Calhohe ehureb work and acll\'tltes and tu~toma of the Pbtl ipptneo Mrs George Horak preaidenet pre11ded ot the n\eetlDti whlcb opened wtth prayer by the Rev Fa t~er John Turel Plana were made owners of Cucon Inc at New Ha There we1e !'2 teachers present ven W Va 11t1 ' " " ~dmm strators Including Mrs Mlldred Berry substatuteci C $ Gibbs supermlendent of th• m the Bradbury school thts past omeroy schools 0 0 Pattersor week for Mrs Geneva Clark who ~ountv s menntendent or schooh been lll L W McComu supermtendent of basFriends here have learned that he M ddh port uhools and Onr Mn Robert Hurley of Henderson ~mith executive head of the west W va 11 a medaea1 pattent at Hoi rn local d stru·t sc hool~ zer Hosp1tal The Hurleys were Past presule 1 s present wert rormer re!!lldens here ~rs Vernon Howell Mrs L C Karr Mrs R1rhard Campbell Mrs by the Mother11ngers sang the Paul Smart and Mrs Paul Theiss PIA song The Middleport V1 A Mot1'1er There were 119 regiStered Thir 111ngeu directed by Mrs Luc11Je teen of the fifteen Umta respond Swackhamer an I acco npamed ed to roll ea I Bedford and Rtver bv ~rs Che.ste1 F. rwln Presented view were not pruent Eleven three numbers Blesa Tbe Lord Umt presidents were m att~nd 0 My Soul By The Sea and ance The Middleport umt had the R1de Up In Th e Chartot Mrs largest attendance wilh 25 pre 0 P Klem ..ang My Own Ameri aent and Sugar Run secund w1th ca after whleh the audience led 18 present Mrs Glen 0111 and Mra Ernest Covert won the door pnzc~ Mrs Marvm Burt and Mrs. AI I ._. fQ OQ per moDIII ,fURNITURE Sacred Heart Guitd Meeting · Is Held 0" lihursdPy Evening • tltc P1 A neeungs tn oort of the teachers and of • Eastel'n High CLmer Request Before Ohio Education Board Central New York Slate batUeil a para1yzma: mowstorm tod117 and a numbmg cold wave t!ghl ened 1ta gra'p O"Yer much of tbe rest of tbe nation ) The New Yort. IJIOWstorm brought trU'fie to, a vir1!1J1 atandllill between ~lbany and Buffalo rorrmg och"''!fR - .r md111- • trw 1n tile ...ne area to remam clo>ed today llorthwestl!!rl)' wma. aeooped moisjure from ~ Onll!no dur mg the week end and dumped 1! t c:r0611 the state '" bbndiDJ snow flumes ,.1 Syracuoe wes bttr~ U)lder 3'7 nches of 5JIOW at 101dnig_ht, alljl wmd gusts of more than 50 moe~ u hour plied the snow Jnto Jilt fool drtfls Tbe New York Thruway from \lbany to Buffalo wu blocked 1111 :il Z:30 a m e s t by lowerljlg tr1fl! and highway crtws fou&ht 1 losmg batUe everywhere trYing o keep roads open Travel on 106t main highways was limited o emergency tra&fle. Cold To Fontlnuo Forecaster!! warned of eontin ed eold and willdy weather II) lew York today flth blowtag and nfting snow and scattered snow umes.. Bhzzar~like eond1Uolll ere' prediCted e* and coutbeaat r Like OntariO ~ Elsewhere ardac blasta from me north kmfed as fu south !If te Gulf where the mereu11 vern1gbt m southern Georgia a•d ropped to tbe freezme mart ou.thern JlliS!USSIPPl llorence Ho"ell ' Funeral Services Held On Satur~y Funeral aervttes for Mrs Flor .,.,"' , nee Howell were held from the ~ lwmg Chapel Saturday at Z P- m tlth the Re\' Eugene Brown' pas. lights on a maz.e ot instru After several un:JUcce'SSful at raemg the seat from which tempts the rocket ellploded or of the Umtecl Methocbat Chur he cannc.t rlsc The testa cllec:k showenng the fft'o boys with frag: h ofrtclahng Burial was m Beech Grove Cem his mental alacnty under the ments One of the p1eces struck 1tr4in and have nothmg to do Love m the head and lodged near tery and pall bearers IYere n'l" lOWO with space navtgahon officers 1hll brain Commg from out of town lor said Emergency surgery was per Farrens only contact w1th lbe formed but hospital attendant! be serv1cc were Mr and Mn world IS soft mus1c wh1ch he can U1d the youth was still very ser Carl Enckson (Ivena Wright) a'nd bear at the pu.sh of a button Sun 1ously uourcd Margraf escaped "hildrcn Bonne Denrus and Dav (COfttinued On p,.. Flft) npury - - - - - - - - --1 New Valley Bell Plant InFormer Sylvania Building A new Valley Bell Products plant Wlll be housed m the for m~r Sylvama lllectric Company butldmg m Point Pleasant al a remodellmg cost of approxtmitely $200 000 1t has been an nounced by Valley Bell ojf1clals the plant wtll be completed by fall and wtll employ an es tlmat~d 45 full ttme employees Mason Putnam and Jackson in West V1rg1n1a and and Athens Counties wtll be served by the new ' td Buffalo N Y \!r and Mra PhdJJ> 0 Rife Columbus Mrs Mearl Harns and son George St Albans W Va and Mr and Mrs Charles Brown and daughter or Gallipolis ---- MEIGS GENERAL W<><•ITJ'L Adm1ltcd Saturday Tom Woiii<-<L Hamsonvdle Mrs Norman hng Pomeroy • DIScharged Saturday Schaaf Middleport Mrs Ohlmgcr Pomeroy Two b rths Mr and le§ Dnutson Rutland a dailgh1!r; ~r and Mrs James Roller port a son Admitted Sunday Elmer Portland Mrs Rosie ter Mrs Jane Louise �I, .' I ' , I ' ,\ f if 1' • ~r~~~t. _ . ' ~ ~~~.:~~~;_ -,. d O Citizens Must Help PoliceOIIicersln £tt»:rriil Out theit As9Jgned Jobs Of Catching Crin1fnats· •• ~ • • '1 ·' .. ~ too itlued in their duties of apprehending law breakers. But their job certainly io not ~· . 'i6ne of lhe ways we as individual citizens dn help is to report violations to officers. Tills much is owed them, and ourselves, if \t~ wa_nl a good job done. " ~t'or example, the sherlrt's department of the COlJIIIy bas hundreds of miles of highway ~.!-'11ce as well as many square miles of ter· 'F'FY lahabited by people w~o are subject 19 criminal fntentlons by wayward folks. ';The sh·eriff ha~ himSelf and two full-time (eputies to do this job. Obviously he must ~ly 'llll,lt until a crime is reported. He has little opp<irtunity to indulge in crime preventlon by patrollillf. ;· VIllage officers also must depend on the !!Illest \&Operation of witnesses to acts of iiiisde111eanor and felony if the guilty are to ~ apprehended'and ~unished. 8:45 Sian Od•' 1 .;o 1:00 Mld·Day New• ~ou 1:13 Movletfme J!ltty Foyle ' 11etlnee Theai'N 4:00 fjueea·IOI' a-Day 4:46 l.odeni Romal!c" . . • 1:~ Come<br TIMe) . 1:80r Sll9fY Sp~P.JP,~ .· ' , 8:1$ \'!v~ ·' ,. 2~ a:qo Tips Sur61y Were Possible _ · . , "'· 8:2'5 Wellh~•~Uf '', But if law-abiding citizens had been intent 6:Sa N~"' Plctl!l'e · e:t.\ NS.: New• 7:00 Ha\vie,; ' ' 1 1:30 The .Prloe· I' litgftt' on helping, cerlainly some "tips" on people who might have been investigated . should have been reported to the sheriff. A truck· l~ad of spare tires, spot lights, a'nd s~ndry other Items aren't taken Into a neighborhood, hidden, and then finally disposed of for cash without anyone besid'es the guilty partie; i learning of it. ·• , · ~:f!l .1\•,U••• Gi . _ W ~:00 ~80 10:00 1i:fl0 11:10 1 ,wrn. t.fab. r.~"" Twenty One G9'<\Ybt Th~~ Stiiplclod · , News 'Headhnet .WeatherCISt. Thhe Jack Paar Show Thieving certainly Is not new in mid-20th1 li:ti Century. Probably it is ~ss a· malady of .J:OO Sl&li ()II' these limes than at any time in world history. Even today petty tileft and deceit !n business dealings is an accepted way of life in many European countries most of which today are behind the Iron Curtain. ~ 1 8:1101 dlptlhl Kalilaroo The Federal Bureau of Investigation re· 8:45 CBS 11!''1• , 'Jtlorft\nl. Sho;r '· ports &nnually that crime in the United £!'... Gatry Moore States is on the upgrade. This is partly due, 'f ·.' . Arthur Godfre)' . no doubt, to Increased population, and im· LONDON UP- Britain ap~ala • "-'"''~ Dotto .. This was' not an isolated event but the proved detection techniques. But tlie prob- heodea ~or a Jhowdown wilh Wes~ I ll'•ww at Nooa WQrst of a serieii·of such criminal actions re- 1 ert · 1 Germaey over her demand tbat 4~•-•f 1;11~ · ,· em c am Y is growing more cdllcal. the Bo•n '•overnment under write• PATERSON. N. J. UP - li 111111 nn.ted · Just as certainly one of the sttresf ways to part of·"{he• maintenance cosh. for," an1A·woman team,of pra,cuca1, JQl· t 114@ t.tt Morrow r· • from tbe atea. Gall!iq .Liail! . "I don't have a chance to catch the people reduce crimo Is for law- bt•• it' Ihe Army n,r the Rhine . ~ ~ ereated ~ ntgbtm"e _for; 1 I , in I d i th : a ~mg c tzens et- A German compromise orter to ' a 38'-year-old Poterson houi'NI e 1:00 Katle'l· ltttchtit vo ve n ose acts, much lesa prevent erywhere to accept their responsibility of re- dQPQslt JOO million sterling 12110· -bY bombardln& th~ ramily with 1;80 AI. )be WJ1rld ~ them," said Sheriff Robert D. Hartenbach at porting to officers when suspicious persons miUion dpllars) in Landon for f.•· plhoned dedath/t:thredot•• l!lojs~l \lr,e #:11:0 !lo~t. the Clock , ••~ ., the time. and ev nt . . lure a~mo purchases, Instead 9f .aarmo an • oo o1 1u e~o e • a:~ Ho~p~ _ · ;'-:'!, ~e s pass m front of thetr eyes. outrljlbt Bupport cost payment letamd llll'Oa , . s:llO Dtr lla)'9ft · - . '''· was termed unacceptable by au· Police rep~rted Friday ~~ft! • a:s~ · 'Jlbe'-Vm'lict Is Youn • Se.,..,:cAmen ~ thor~allve government quartetS. lea~t 10 early m~rn)na fire at I u 1. The .~orern'ment summoned Ita have sent fire ~nalnoa hulllll Jt_lo lrfltiter DIY ambassador In Bonn Sir Christo- the borne of Mrs. Grant B,attr, ~et Storm &t Nliht 00 CHINOOTEAGUE, Va. (FIITNCI pher Steel for urg~nt conoulta- In the past several days, , - Harold r. Nichols, damage con- tJons. ' Police said the man and wdmln 1r9billln f!nt class, ljSN, oon qt The ~uarre) thFeaten~d serloue· agparfn,tly know -of every IIIOVe GARqEN ClUB MU?f~O Miikl'!.!ul~ Nichols of Rutlaad ..O., Ji io .l!titu•q fhel hami~lcy In the ttfe family mokes. · . ,.,,,.. ,.,,.,,.,, The WihftlnJ( Trail Garrlen Club and h~sband or the former Ml" North .O:tiantie All ranee whirh has ' The telephones of two·~ CMmlifiil will mePt Thursrlnv evenincr at the ·Weolherlt!imo ' ""'' Allicmae Cornatzcr of Gadsden, been cttlled upon to deal with tht! were being tapped in an effort to l,omc of Mrs. Edw:~rd Koehler, Tenn., Loive II To Beaver is serving with Fleet Air· cmcraency, trace the source of 1 ..real low, Bul.tl'rnut Ate. Roll c~tll will be craft Servlre Squadron 121 at I"c !lobi:: ilood raspy voice," pollee sald. The answArcd with "plant11 to grow In n trltlth Romofn lnolotont h b dl Naval Alr Station, Chincoteague, as eea sen fng an· 6un·[,~;;;;;:::.o;;;;;;:r;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;.I,J Burftl arid Allen ly Unlit<! ,,.,. . The BrltJsh government re· "voice" 1 11 rold frame" Member:, ore to 8811 Talent SCI!Uts mained insl.!!tent that West Ger· ~~~co~~d ':!~:~!sm~n m%e ::; WASHINOTOI'; - President El· hrlng house plants or dish gar· Va. , ,. ' .. I ·'~ Tbumat 1 many pay part. of the support senhower, In t White House talk dens. . . ':~1' ,• · , .. z, CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. rFliTNC) costs o! th~ British !orcea sta· Beatty home. with 12 Eaale '!loy Seoul! about 1 :::«Bride --Sidney L. Gruescr.· aviation elec· Uoned on t e latter's territory · 'Nightmare?'' Mra. Beatty nid, ·• !heir oafety pro1ram, on the urCIRCLI TO MilT tronics lechnlclan first class, USN "I wisll I knew a word that waa a•nt need for redueing the natlon- The Fodcratod Clrelo of the Fod· eon of i\fr. and .Mrs Norman Grue- r The amount sought by Britain worRe. Last n18ht I 1e11 a• teep rom Germans Is 1n the neighbor- watcbing televiB· 1on. I had a n1I h~ ·al arcldent toll: orated Church wlfl mce1 In the Qh 1·0 • and hns- hood ' ol 50 million sterling 1140 "In our land each lndvirluol Is church s()eial room Wedn!\srln) at scr of Svracnso, budget as well as .on the balance or mestimqbJe worth. Yet in no 7:30 P m., it Wtls announe('d to- bnnd of the former Miss Sammy million dollars) this year. i'. FaJUng this Britain Intend• In of puments and \he forel'n cu,.. olher land do accidents eattse a day by the pre~ldcnt , . Mr•. Willia m L. Snood o£ Jacksonville, Fla., Is ': \ e ' ,f Bervlng with Fleet Aircraft Serv. withdraw more forces· from Gc_t- rency ,P_f)aition. Neither l would be more terrible loaa of human yte Baxler. Icc Sqnodron 121 at the Naval Air many, at Ie01t another 5,000, In Ie,.ened by t[le ,Gerfttan compromnd limb.11 Statlon, Cbincoteaguo, Va. addition to s;Mp w~ose withdraw· mile offer, the oource oald. TUUQAY MIITJNG al this yoar was sanctibnod by They said a Gel'lnan deposit LITILF. ROCK, Ark. - Super· 'f'h~ Syracuse llbme Domon•trn· SP/s Gary E. VanMeter, sun or the ·seven-member Wost European would temporarily eaae th~ lor· Intend•nt of 'Schools Vlralt Bios· tlon Club will meet at the Mr.• el1n current)' atraln, but the som, on recent Integration lncl· Donald lhle home Tuesday at In !!r. nn~ Mrs Charlea Van Meter, Unton Council last week. mOney would In elfeet be eir· denh, at Central High S<hool: •· m. for Iii! all day meeting. A pol I orlland, and a graduate of Ra· , "Both sides have mado mlo· luck will be served at noon aDd cine High School in 19116, enllaled N~T? planners were oerlously •marked !of nlumal comm~l~ takes · and both 11de1 oro to• the third le!Hon will he held or In · the U. S. Anny In May, IM6 worried. about this protpeot, be· 'transactions with the flrnlo who VanMete~ took his basic traning al cause of the adverse effect It make the arms. bllme." the !IeWing cour1e. Ft. Lewts, Washington and a would have on other members of · course as a crane shovel operator !he alllan~e wilh forcee ln Europe lrltoln '''" Gtmlaoty MUTING POSTPONED at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. He h11 and because It would further \lt'orirovar, Brlt.oin f1als !hat !.11Aid! BEACH, 11a. - AI'LDue to the weather conrtition ol!o been at Camp Waltors and n weakeJJ NA:t"O's thinned · out fe· CIO Pre11ldent George Meany, on wtu not make .. la11' , the need for enforcement or the Monday night the Eastt-m Band Bliss, Texae, and at Ft, Uaduache, len~a •hlel4 along the · tdp · wlro purehues Jri tM end, strict ethical eode adopted by the' Boosters Association meeting was Arizona. Van Meter, who has ro· on the Iron Curtain bo~ders. rem on ~ni rilloipost.,onert until Monday Feburary enll;ted for six years, recen ly 4ederat1on: llottnnlntd Not To l'ay or various l· BIIIIsh · "The haole demomtl< right of lOth 11 8 o'clock. Tho meeting 11pent a month's lenc at home La~est Bonn reports stated that union members must be Muaran· wll1 he at lhe now E"lorn High with his parents and Is now en- latest comprqmlse offer waa ln· •ov.trnntO:nt teed If our tude union movement School. Mrs. Barbara Gaul prcsi- route to Orlean5, Fronee, where pay outright oupport ooslal The · li to remain atrong and capable rlent of the Uloclatlon has announ · he will spond the next !nur yean latest . compromise offer wa sin· uf meeUn11 the Jl'ftt challenges of ccd. All memben ;nd lnt.oreslin,t · slea<l (oi an' Interest-free 100 m11· persorl$ nrc urged to attend. thl! future." lion l!erllng deposit In Britain 11 HARRISONVILLE an · . poyment . lor lutur' Charles Taokett, who hao em· WICS TD MilT ) CIIICAGO-Diver Charlet Rlnc~ ployment at New ldartinoville, W. Tho Woman'• Society ot Cbrlot· 36, on bla narrow csca~ 84 feet below street level In o woter tun- ian Slorvlce of Ihe Heath ldethodl•t Va., Is •pending the week fnd With nel, where hlo nlr oupply wu Church wlll meet this evening at his family. Mrs. Ceell Haning spent Thurs· 7.30 at tho ehurek. blocked: day with· her grandmother, Mrs, ''Death was seeonds away." WIDNIIDAY MEITIN' . Penrod, helping to eare for tbe The White Rose Lodge will slek. CHUICHILL YIIITING m•ot Wednosda)' at I·30 P ld al Carolyn Wolsh and Richerd Nut· ROQ!JtBRUNE, France UP - Woodm~n·s Hall. ter were married Friday and hove Sir Winston Churchill hal definlteo moved Into the Delmar Rhode• ly aeeepted an lpvltallon from hou1e. Mr. Nutter It employed by NIW ARRIVAL Pre1ldent Ei10nhowor \o vlsll the Fir Coal Compony. Washington In April, his secre- Flr.l LI. and Mrs. Jam"' Rollor Mr. and Mra. Earl Clar~ were tary, llontagu Brown, 11fd today. ildo J,oc llartlovl of Milldleport Sundny guests of hh1 parents, Mr The vlolt will colnelde wltb 1 are announc!ns the blrlh of a 6 lh and 1~ra. George Clark. Waahln&ton oxhlbltlon of Church· IS 01. boy on Saturday nt the Mrs. Nike Fry cnlled on Mrs. 1!1'• pa!nt1n1s. Members of the 83· Melg, Genml Hn•plt•l. The boby Robert Burchett, Friday. Jeor-old •Latesman'a otoff had In· h" been named John Hurtl•y. Tho dleated prevloualy that ouch a~ Rollers have two other rhildren. Miss Lena Jordan moved to her ceptancs would depent on Chureh- Cathy and Jlmmy. Grandparents property here. She h81 beeo the arc Mr and Mrs. Homer llortley awltcbboard operator for 15 years. lll'o beallh. Mr. and !drs. Max Roller, oil Mr. and ldtl. David Hinds of --·-·- and of ldld~l•porl. Mr& Jam01 Faulk· ZIMavllle ar~ &ueall ~his week or nor or Middleport 11 a groat-grand· Mr. and Mn. Hltldns. WIU!am lllnds spent a furlough with relamother. tives In Zaneavllle and •topped hero onroute to,.hl' Army baso fur ther south. · · Mr. and Charlei Tackett were ot HuntiniiOn lal~ Saturday on busl1 '. ' ;.":>, 9:00 Rempe !loom 3:30 ~·~~ - With F'ather ·. , : 10.\10, ,1\-lene J:rancls ~hdw • , ;o:3~_ Tr_~sur~ Hunt , , -:; 11:1111 'i!fo, Prl~ II Rlg!tt' , 11:311' '1'ttllh ·l)r Cbna!WI~ 1~0~ 'l'le 1'i'e' )!jougw· · , !~ 3 11' If C'6uld< il'e You,. '• 1:011 Wd·Paf iicwa 1: 1~ !li,vfe'liloe ' ·· 2:30 Kilty Foyle . . , 8:00 M•ttnes Tb.ea!r• · 4:00 _Queen<or 8-Day 4:45 !loderii R~nifiMel 5:00 Comedy T1me • ' 5:10 Spl••cb Playhouoe·, . .; · 6:'1~• ' Sp·,r~ •· E'YO , '· ' i!J:' •'; p:H · Weath.,cast · !1:•30 News Plc:ture ' · -'\~ •., jarlfh Kane ~~~"'- ileadllnes Weatberoast , The Jaeli Poor Sftow· Silrt Oil · . of C.~~~nei.8-Monday Channel&-TuesdQy p • . . J a, ews I ractltai Ottft' G' ·H .,Jf · .uu-entary IV.es' onseWI Case Of J'tters· N 7:59 "SliiD on , 8:110 l;fPII'ID KinprOt 8:45 ~s ~ewa 9:00 Mot\,jnr ShOw ' 10:00 ldO)>fO GOdfreJ · ~ Oaih.· SentmeJ Davb k UOIES -·~~· .... - ~ -:lf-i I - .. Til DAilY SENTINEL nen. ' Mro. lJOU&I,a,, Sha~e1 wa, guest of lllr. alld ood Mrs. Bud llouglas. 'li\01itas \\'~!If ~·• rse\tperated ond lo bocll, lfO!!ie from the il!elgs · Generol Holplltlli ldr\ ind !1\'1. Manhall Miller ha4 ap their cueata his diller and ram!IY, lllr.' and Mrs. David Michl. \ • • 1t· . ·• . '* lAYID fi4M CIWl- J11Dm1 • Shavu, ~'na ftldJ' to~ to the electric chair ID Buatmll~ Tex.. for the attadl murder of 8-yoar-<!Id Cbere Jo Horloll, when a Wophtisii Call from the pordoo IIOinl 10'1ha rvvent~tt avec! him. Allother It) .a; few weeb, an Olilo h!J)~ ' tw05hour cooki<JI{•!' Colwil~u 1 NeMpaper lllvenllinl belps tbe ."-vMri. Butli rmlla the coateat as shopper lo · ._, more wllely • • • ·a'i "wo~derfu! expUience". llbe bel)ll. tile tldvertller to oell mon ,.aid ''it cave ine •· ohllltO to ,... '"-'~· Yeo, tbete 11:e two fhlnk . my ,whOle pbllosopby . 00 licla ' to litis atory ... and ·BOTII hqmeJ!!flpnf, aDd 1o ~e eYei! are ioadl , .~.bbeau'.l.~u more firmly !baht ! ·have the moll llliii,Bumm=vlcUid .. 1 8 1 like? ', . ' , lmp(lrtant vocatlo6 .In tile world-~ w" ""''' Chances "''\she ~ll,l .b~ve: S!!W• milntalJJihc ~ happy; . Cfirlstlan ID 8111 AlltonIa, T... that II of !be •qualities poeoel"'d , by paal homo.'"' , waa be whO ldUed tile girL wlnnen o! the :'Mrl. ·Oblo" title. Bha..r CVI a Dlck-oi·Um! 18LIIt year, Mn. Nina Pbi!Ups, Mrs. Bulb now llvel In Lo• An· day otay. rlfll.....,ioMIJ pretty blonde mother o! two, won gele•, Colli. He; huabarid, the the slate contest. She will retain ltev. Wilfred Butb, I• Lutheran !'bat collards are e&cellent tbe "Mrs. Ohio" title untll.' a new pastor to students at the iJnlver· source ol calcium, vitamin A and winner Is crowned In ·eolumbus, eity o! Southern Colifon\la, aod vit&l\lin C. They are a hardY vege· ' Ap\'1! \0(1 . . , ··. ·.- :, · · • executive dlreetor of stu~ent work table and can be grown In the' ·In 1956, Mrs. Gloria Butli of In the Southern Calllornia area lfh~o~m:•~-~~::::::.:::·:;:~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~==~=====;;==• CoJumbUi, charming wife of a for the lAltheran Church. Lutbe~an ministrr, won, ~e state. . .Uoth Mra. .~hll11ps_ and . :~~r,. wl~o h'm,rlir. ' · She p1~4L: Udrd Buth won more !bon $!J!Cl0. ;li\, among '4 f contesfan!s'''hi tne" Wil- Jll'lz•s by wl~nlng the "Mrs. Ohio" tlonal ''Mrs. ADierlcl" finals. · :· ' title. IIi addition, ·tbey- were reDoth Mrs. Phl11Ips and -:llrs. warded with now frleadsbipa, and -~ Brlth ex,mp!lfy Jl!e type ,of, Mill•· tbe weatb ol wonderful. experl· maker t)ie cont!st judgea will enoes lhat come to tbe wmners Of seek. The 'next ''Mrs. Ohio11 WtU every.contest level. . ' be ~bmemaker a! 'leis\ As Mr1, Buth puis i~ "the next · ~!\'f'~m :~·l•llr.¥ In Mrs .. O~o doesn'Ul!qW b91Y ' In~ maker , \lilt bO : ~(Owned' ~~' Ohio,'' · ~-~~ · •III'!IL.illlp• Jl( ·~~paid tJ;!PJ.9 t¢ ~u~e;~.~~·· to oomp:;lelo the , n~tlonal '·mL America -contest , · . \Vhal will tbl• .lucky', lady be Daily . ·Sentinel I r ~ UOTAILE lbe lllory continua In the adver· t!Wi llbre where the lattj eoD* to bll1 wlla\ lbe ..... adYOfllJejl. •. 10:~ '1'~c :~w , Adven~trel il:oo· 11:10 11:15 1:iltl ·~ • ,, ~:ijo ' <;eQrg~ Gobi\I S~O!I'·.r' · 9:00 11M Aave~tur~s ~~ ~C<lralf • ,.. .. Thla. lifAir7 II about ai!Wipaper ad· JeTVeo TWO borne where the ..,.,.JJH.mood-to-buY bet tboppitll bY lltudylnr ' tile ads lD W. ~per lo ... Wllete tbe belt buyJ .... '7:~0 · -Tt•isAN!! .illi'!.ld l ,,3o ' *-~~~unimirigs ShoW' ~ ~ 111<1 bow II WIJI. It ,bq~Dt ID tile f:4i( NJic N'.;;.i· '·• .'1' ?:M,. sa]l<r j,u10~d~u· .. .·. 10:00 Callforplans . -There .are TWO sides to this story ', · , WCHS-TV Chonfiel8 1 He N.ever Hod AChance 0a 7:00. T~.~•f. }: , ; ·. bill' ~lth Fa~ : A ne Jlrancls iiftw t. · atluill' Hunt • 11:00 The Price II! Rl&ht 11:30 l'tuth or co;,.._utn"" 12~0( Tlo Tac Dough 12:30 n ' uld· Re 1 · ed nero never have been solved, and Jikell never villi be. More than six months have passed. ::: Several months ago the sheriff learned J,Wo days after the event that approximately 75 automobiles parked along the state high· ~y across the Ohio ,River from the Ravens· wnou Kaiser works had been stripped of spare tires, hood adornments, spot lights, ~nd various equipment where access to it was llll'Wed by absent car owners. ' 8:45 SfiiD ·;, r~e: R••il loom ,. .. And he didn't. , At that time (1957) lfte sll'er!ff's · depBi\. ment had one deputy Several times this de· puty, and one or more spedal deputies laid in wait all night in the area where the cars cuslomarily were parked. Quite naturally nothing happened those nights The point is that the crimmal actio~s not· " · j:OO T~y :..t , 'f · Channel }Monday ' Channe~ 3-'Fuesday '· l,·v'""" we complain tluit police officers are . . ' ~n-~~~~n ] ~ditOrially - I ~Dally Sentl~e1, fc!meroy.Middleport, 0,, Feb. io, 195B . Lilte a .good·hot bath · after all·'th.e·family's had .t heirs?' Storm Edge .of. Night Tbe Early Show tou Eao Rei>orter SJH)tt& Fatade ·· ---·-· ~;~;~~'ooond. · Te!Opbpne Time . Mr. M•~ and ~ve,' Eve Alden Show To· nu The Ti-lltb a.! $teleton Sh6w ' •· IO:oo $8«,000 Questlod . 10:30 . Mr, -DIIIIrleUIIDU.U,...1 News Tonight · th~ Weather : l!ilft·.chute~, me. ·~)\d poised, personable, and well groomed. A local woman will be chosen the week of March 10 to represent Middleport I~> the division contest in Athenii,'March 21. Division winners will advance to he district )•"c·~~-~~~~lft: ~~~:;;.ll>l•ll'h,;l. I •1wlll comIn tbe stole finals at Colum~ The new ·m., .o~iQ': 'wiU be crowned th.ere, April :)'Q. ' Mn. Phlllipa, ' en~ed 'in last years contest by the Warren Pan· hellenic A~oclation, won bon· by ' .~••• u.. -"' 1, t NAKED FORCES BILLITG$, Mont. UP - O.n· tan weight Kai , Yip of Edmonton, CJnad• , stcppod lnlo the rill~ Friday night £or his golden aloves bout and shed his robe, to the howling delight or 2,0110 fans. No Lrunks. EASY COME WAUKEsHA, WIS. UP -Nor· bert Gallen'burg, ar•nted two years' piobation on a burglary charge, was bllck on easy stieet tod•J. ·He liveo bore at 1917 Eaoy ,St. ,, •.... �I, .' I ' , I ' ,\ f if 1' • ~r~~~t. _ . ' ~ ~~~.:~~~;_ -,. d O Citizens Must Help PoliceOIIicersln £tt»:rriil Out theit As9Jgned Jobs Of Catching Crin1fnats· •• ~ • • '1 ·' .. ~ too itlued in their duties of apprehending law breakers. But their job certainly io not ~· . 'i6ne of lhe ways we as individual citizens dn help is to report violations to officers. Tills much is owed them, and ourselves, if \t~ wa_nl a good job done. " ~t'or example, the sherlrt's department of the COlJIIIy bas hundreds of miles of highway ~.!-'11ce as well as many square miles of ter· 'F'FY lahabited by people w~o are subject 19 criminal fntentlons by wayward folks. ';The sh·eriff ha~ himSelf and two full-time (eputies to do this job. Obviously he must ~ly 'llll,lt until a crime is reported. He has little opp<irtunity to indulge in crime preventlon by patrollillf. ;· VIllage officers also must depend on the !!Illest \&Operation of witnesses to acts of iiiisde111eanor and felony if the guilty are to ~ apprehended'and ~unished. 8:45 Sian Od•' 1 .;o 1:00 Mld·Day New• ~ou 1:13 Movletfme J!ltty Foyle ' 11etlnee Theai'N 4:00 fjueea·IOI' a-Day 4:46 l.odeni Romal!c" . . • 1:~ Come<br TIMe) . 1:80r Sll9fY Sp~P.JP,~ .· ' , 8:1$ \'!v~ ·' ,. 2~ a:qo Tips Sur61y Were Possible _ · . , "'· 8:2'5 Wellh~•~Uf '', But if law-abiding citizens had been intent 6:Sa N~"' Plctl!l'e · e:t.\ NS.: New• 7:00 Ha\vie,; ' ' 1 1:30 The .Prloe· I' litgftt' on helping, cerlainly some "tips" on people who might have been investigated . should have been reported to the sheriff. A truck· l~ad of spare tires, spot lights, a'nd s~ndry other Items aren't taken Into a neighborhood, hidden, and then finally disposed of for cash without anyone besid'es the guilty partie; i learning of it. ·• , · ~:f!l .1\•,U••• Gi . _ W ~:00 ~80 10:00 1i:fl0 11:10 1 ,wrn. t.fab. r.~"" Twenty One G9'<\Ybt Th~~ Stiiplclod · , News 'Headhnet .WeatherCISt. Thhe Jack Paar Show Thieving certainly Is not new in mid-20th1 li:ti Century. Probably it is ~ss a· malady of .J:OO Sl&li ()II' these limes than at any time in world history. Even today petty tileft and deceit !n business dealings is an accepted way of life in many European countries most of which today are behind the Iron Curtain. ~ 1 8:1101 dlptlhl Kalilaroo The Federal Bureau of Investigation re· 8:45 CBS 11!''1• , 'Jtlorft\nl. Sho;r '· ports &nnually that crime in the United £!'... Gatry Moore States is on the upgrade. This is partly due, 'f ·.' . Arthur Godfre)' . no doubt, to Increased population, and im· LONDON UP- Britain ap~ala • "-'"''~ Dotto .. This was' not an isolated event but the proved detection techniques. But tlie prob- heodea ~or a Jhowdown wilh Wes~ I ll'•ww at Nooa WQrst of a serieii·of such criminal actions re- 1 ert · 1 Germaey over her demand tbat 4~•-•f 1;11~ · ,· em c am Y is growing more cdllcal. the Bo•n '•overnment under write• PATERSON. N. J. UP - li 111111 nn.ted · Just as certainly one of the sttresf ways to part of·"{he• maintenance cosh. for," an1A·woman team,of pra,cuca1, JQl· t 114@ t.tt Morrow r· • from tbe atea. Gall!iq .Liail! . "I don't have a chance to catch the people reduce crimo Is for law- bt•• it' Ihe Army n,r the Rhine . ~ ~ ereated ~ ntgbtm"e _for; 1 I , in I d i th : a ~mg c tzens et- A German compromise orter to ' a 38'-year-old Poterson houi'NI e 1:00 Katle'l· ltttchtit vo ve n ose acts, much lesa prevent erywhere to accept their responsibility of re- dQPQslt JOO million sterling 12110· -bY bombardln& th~ ramily with 1;80 AI. )be WJ1rld ~ them," said Sheriff Robert D. Hartenbach at porting to officers when suspicious persons miUion dpllars) in Landon for f.•· plhoned dedath/t:thredot•• l!lojs~l \lr,e #:11:0 !lo~t. the Clock , ••~ ., the time. and ev nt . . lure a~mo purchases, Instead 9f .aarmo an • oo o1 1u e~o e • a:~ Ho~p~ _ · ;'-:'!, ~e s pass m front of thetr eyes. outrljlbt Bupport cost payment letamd llll'Oa , . s:llO Dtr lla)'9ft · - . '''· was termed unacceptable by au· Police rep~rted Friday ~~ft! • a:s~ · 'Jlbe'-Vm'lict Is Youn • Se.,..,:cAmen ~ thor~allve government quartetS. lea~t 10 early m~rn)na fire at I u 1. The .~orern'ment summoned Ita have sent fire ~nalnoa hulllll Jt_lo lrfltiter DIY ambassador In Bonn Sir Christo- the borne of Mrs. Grant B,attr, ~et Storm &t Nliht 00 CHINOOTEAGUE, Va. (FIITNCI pher Steel for urg~nt conoulta- In the past several days, , - Harold r. Nichols, damage con- tJons. ' Police said the man and wdmln 1r9billln f!nt class, ljSN, oon qt The ~uarre) thFeaten~d serloue· agparfn,tly know -of every IIIOVe GARqEN ClUB MU?f~O Miikl'!.!ul~ Nichols of Rutlaad ..O., Ji io .l!titu•q fhel hami~lcy In the ttfe family mokes. · . ,.,,,.. ,.,,.,,.,, The WihftlnJ( Trail Garrlen Club and h~sband or the former Ml" North .O:tiantie All ranee whirh has ' The telephones of two·~ CMmlifiil will mePt Thursrlnv evenincr at the ·Weolherlt!imo ' ""'' Allicmae Cornatzcr of Gadsden, been cttlled upon to deal with tht! were being tapped in an effort to l,omc of Mrs. Edw:~rd Koehler, Tenn., Loive II To Beaver is serving with Fleet Air· cmcraency, trace the source of 1 ..real low, Bul.tl'rnut Ate. Roll c~tll will be craft Servlre Squadron 121 at I"c !lobi:: ilood raspy voice," pollee sald. The answArcd with "plant11 to grow In n trltlth Romofn lnolotont h b dl Naval Alr Station, Chincoteague, as eea sen fng an· 6un·[,~;;;;;:::.o;;;;;;:r;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;.I,J Burftl arid Allen ly Unlit<! ,,.,. . The BrltJsh government re· "voice" 1 11 rold frame" Member:, ore to 8811 Talent SCI!Uts mained insl.!!tent that West Ger· ~~~co~~d ':!~:~!sm~n m%e ::; WASHINOTOI'; - President El· hrlng house plants or dish gar· Va. , ,. ' .. I ·'~ Tbumat 1 many pay part. of the support senhower, In t White House talk dens. . . ':~1' ,• · , .. z, CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. rFliTNC) costs o! th~ British !orcea sta· Beatty home. with 12 Eaale '!loy Seoul! about 1 :::«Bride --Sidney L. Gruescr.· aviation elec· Uoned on t e latter's territory · 'Nightmare?'' Mra. Beatty nid, ·• !heir oafety pro1ram, on the urCIRCLI TO MilT tronics lechnlclan first class, USN "I wisll I knew a word that waa a•nt need for redueing the natlon- The Fodcratod Clrelo of the Fod· eon of i\fr. and .Mrs Norman Grue- r The amount sought by Britain worRe. Last n18ht I 1e11 a• teep rom Germans Is 1n the neighbor- watcbing televiB· 1on. I had a n1I h~ ·al arcldent toll: orated Church wlfl mce1 In the Qh 1·0 • and hns- hood ' ol 50 million sterling 1140 "In our land each lndvirluol Is church s()eial room Wedn!\srln) at scr of Svracnso, budget as well as .on the balance or mestimqbJe worth. Yet in no 7:30 P m., it Wtls announe('d to- bnnd of the former Miss Sammy million dollars) this year. i'. FaJUng this Britain Intend• In of puments and \he forel'n cu,.. olher land do accidents eattse a day by the pre~ldcnt , . Mr•. Willia m L. Snood o£ Jacksonville, Fla., Is ': \ e ' ,f Bervlng with Fleet Aircraft Serv. withdraw more forces· from Gc_t- rency ,P_f)aition. Neither l would be more terrible loaa of human yte Baxler. Icc Sqnodron 121 at the Naval Air many, at Ie01t another 5,000, In Ie,.ened by t[le ,Gerfttan compromnd limb.11 Statlon, Cbincoteaguo, Va. addition to s;Mp w~ose withdraw· mile offer, the oource oald. TUUQAY MIITJNG al this yoar was sanctibnod by They said a Gel'lnan deposit LITILF. ROCK, Ark. - Super· 'f'h~ Syracuse llbme Domon•trn· SP/s Gary E. VanMeter, sun or the ·seven-member Wost European would temporarily eaae th~ lor· Intend•nt of 'Schools Vlralt Bios· tlon Club will meet at the Mr.• el1n current)' atraln, but the som, on recent Integration lncl· Donald lhle home Tuesday at In !!r. nn~ Mrs Charlea Van Meter, Unton Council last week. mOney would In elfeet be eir· denh, at Central High S<hool: •· m. for Iii! all day meeting. A pol I orlland, and a graduate of Ra· , "Both sides have mado mlo· luck will be served at noon aDd cine High School in 19116, enllaled N~T? planners were oerlously •marked !of nlumal comm~l~ takes · and both 11de1 oro to• the third le!Hon will he held or In · the U. S. Anny In May, IM6 worried. about this protpeot, be· 'transactions with the flrnlo who VanMete~ took his basic traning al cause of the adverse effect It make the arms. bllme." the !IeWing cour1e. Ft. Lewts, Washington and a would have on other members of · course as a crane shovel operator !he alllan~e wilh forcee ln Europe lrltoln '''" Gtmlaoty MUTING POSTPONED at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. He h11 and because It would further \lt'orirovar, Brlt.oin f1als !hat !.11Aid! BEACH, 11a. - AI'LDue to the weather conrtition ol!o been at Camp Waltors and n weakeJJ NA:t"O's thinned · out fe· CIO Pre11ldent George Meany, on wtu not make .. la11' , the need for enforcement or the Monday night the Eastt-m Band Bliss, Texae, and at Ft, Uaduache, len~a •hlel4 along the · tdp · wlro purehues Jri tM end, strict ethical eode adopted by the' Boosters Association meeting was Arizona. Van Meter, who has ro· on the Iron Curtain bo~ders. rem on ~ni rilloipost.,onert until Monday Feburary enll;ted for six years, recen ly 4ederat1on: llottnnlntd Not To l'ay or various l· BIIIIsh · "The haole demomtl< right of lOth 11 8 o'clock. Tho meeting 11pent a month's lenc at home La~est Bonn reports stated that union members must be Muaran· wll1 he at lhe now E"lorn High with his parents and Is now en- latest comprqmlse offer waa ln· •ov.trnntO:nt teed If our tude union movement School. Mrs. Barbara Gaul prcsi- route to Orlean5, Fronee, where pay outright oupport ooslal The · li to remain atrong and capable rlent of the Uloclatlon has announ · he will spond the next !nur yean latest . compromise offer wa sin· uf meeUn11 the Jl'ftt challenges of ccd. All memben ;nd lnt.oreslin,t · slea<l (oi an' Interest-free 100 m11· persorl$ nrc urged to attend. thl! future." lion l!erllng deposit In Britain 11 HARRISONVILLE an · . poyment . lor lutur' Charles Taokett, who hao em· WICS TD MilT ) CIIICAGO-Diver Charlet Rlnc~ ployment at New ldartinoville, W. Tho Woman'• Society ot Cbrlot· 36, on bla narrow csca~ 84 feet below street level In o woter tun- ian Slorvlce of Ihe Heath ldethodl•t Va., Is •pending the week fnd With nel, where hlo nlr oupply wu Church wlll meet this evening at his family. Mrs. Ceell Haning spent Thurs· 7.30 at tho ehurek. blocked: day with· her grandmother, Mrs, ''Death was seeonds away." WIDNIIDAY MEITIN' . Penrod, helping to eare for tbe The White Rose Lodge will slek. CHUICHILL YIIITING m•ot Wednosda)' at I·30 P ld al Carolyn Wolsh and Richerd Nut· ROQ!JtBRUNE, France UP - Woodm~n·s Hall. ter were married Friday and hove Sir Winston Churchill hal definlteo moved Into the Delmar Rhode• ly aeeepted an lpvltallon from hou1e. Mr. Nutter It employed by NIW ARRIVAL Pre1ldent Ei10nhowor \o vlsll the Fir Coal Compony. Washington In April, his secre- Flr.l LI. and Mrs. Jam"' Rollor Mr. and Mra. Earl Clar~ were tary, llontagu Brown, 11fd today. ildo J,oc llartlovl of Milldleport Sundny guests of hh1 parents, Mr The vlolt will colnelde wltb 1 are announc!ns the blrlh of a 6 lh and 1~ra. George Clark. Waahln&ton oxhlbltlon of Church· IS 01. boy on Saturday nt the Mrs. Nike Fry cnlled on Mrs. 1!1'• pa!nt1n1s. Members of the 83· Melg, Genml Hn•plt•l. The boby Robert Burchett, Friday. Jeor-old •Latesman'a otoff had In· h" been named John Hurtl•y. Tho dleated prevloualy that ouch a~ Rollers have two other rhildren. Miss Lena Jordan moved to her ceptancs would depent on Chureh- Cathy and Jlmmy. Grandparents property here. She h81 beeo the arc Mr and Mrs. Homer llortley awltcbboard operator for 15 years. lll'o beallh. Mr. and !drs. Max Roller, oil Mr. and ldtl. David Hinds of --·-·- and of ldld~l•porl. Mr& Jam01 Faulk· ZIMavllle ar~ &ueall ~his week or nor or Middleport 11 a groat-grand· Mr. and Mn. Hltldns. WIU!am lllnds spent a furlough with relamother. tives In Zaneavllle and •topped hero onroute to,.hl' Army baso fur ther south. · · Mr. and Charlei Tackett were ot HuntiniiOn lal~ Saturday on busl1 '. ' ;.":>, 9:00 Rempe !loom 3:30 ~·~~ - With F'ather ·. , : 10.\10, ,1\-lene J:rancls ~hdw • , ;o:3~_ Tr_~sur~ Hunt , , -:; 11:1111 'i!fo, Prl~ II Rlg!tt' , 11:311' '1'ttllh ·l)r Cbna!WI~ 1~0~ 'l'le 1'i'e' )!jougw· · , !~ 3 11' If C'6uld< il'e You,. '• 1:011 Wd·Paf iicwa 1: 1~ !li,vfe'liloe ' ·· 2:30 Kilty Foyle . . , 8:00 M•ttnes Tb.ea!r• · 4:00 _Queen<or 8-Day 4:45 !loderii R~nifiMel 5:00 Comedy T1me • ' 5:10 Spl••cb Playhouoe·, . .; · 6:'1~• ' Sp·,r~ •· E'YO , '· ' i!J:' •'; p:H · Weath.,cast · !1:•30 News Plc:ture ' · -'\~ •., jarlfh Kane ~~~"'- ileadllnes Weatberoast , The Jaeli Poor Sftow· Silrt Oil · . of C.~~~nei.8-Monday Channel&-TuesdQy p • . . J a, ews I ractltai Ottft' G' ·H .,Jf · .uu-entary IV.es' onseWI Case Of J'tters· N 7:59 "SliiD on , 8:110 l;fPII'ID KinprOt 8:45 ~s ~ewa 9:00 Mot\,jnr ShOw ' 10:00 ldO)>fO GOdfreJ · ~ Oaih.· SentmeJ Davb k UOIES -·~~· .... - ~ -:lf-i I - .. Til DAilY SENTINEL nen. ' Mro. lJOU&I,a,, Sha~e1 wa, guest of lllr. alld ood Mrs. Bud llouglas. 'li\01itas \\'~!If ~·• rse\tperated ond lo bocll, lfO!!ie from the il!elgs · Generol Holplltlli ldr\ ind !1\'1. Manhall Miller ha4 ap their cueata his diller and ram!IY, lllr.' and Mrs. David Michl. \ • • 1t· . ·• . '* lAYID fi4M CIWl- J11Dm1 • Shavu, ~'na ftldJ' to~ to the electric chair ID Buatmll~ Tex.. for the attadl murder of 8-yoar-<!Id Cbere Jo Horloll, when a Wophtisii Call from the pordoo IIOinl 10'1ha rvvent~tt avec! him. Allother It) .a; few weeb, an Olilo h!J)~ ' tw05hour cooki<JI{•!' Colwil~u 1 NeMpaper lllvenllinl belps tbe ."-vMri. Butli rmlla the coateat as shopper lo · ._, more wllely • • • ·a'i "wo~derfu! expUience". llbe bel)ll. tile tldvertller to oell mon ,.aid ''it cave ine •· ohllltO to ,... '"-'~· Yeo, tbete 11:e two fhlnk . my ,whOle pbllosopby . 00 licla ' to litis atory ... and ·BOTII hqmeJ!!flpnf, aDd 1o ~e eYei! are ioadl , .~.bbeau'.l.~u more firmly !baht ! ·have the moll llliii,Bumm=vlcUid .. 1 8 1 like? ', . ' , lmp(lrtant vocatlo6 .In tile world-~ w" ""''' Chances "''\she ~ll,l .b~ve: S!!W• milntalJJihc ~ happy; . Cfirlstlan ID 8111 AlltonIa, T... that II of !be •qualities poeoel"'d , by paal homo.'"' , waa be whO ldUed tile girL wlnnen o! the :'Mrl. ·Oblo" title. Bha..r CVI a Dlck-oi·Um! 18LIIt year, Mn. Nina Pbi!Ups, Mrs. Bulb now llvel In Lo• An· day otay. rlfll.....,ioMIJ pretty blonde mother o! two, won gele•, Colli. He; huabarid, the the slate contest. She will retain ltev. Wilfred Butb, I• Lutheran !'bat collards are e&cellent tbe "Mrs. Ohio" title untll.' a new pastor to students at the iJnlver· source ol calcium, vitamin A and winner Is crowned In ·eolumbus, eity o! Southern Colifon\la, aod vit&l\lin C. They are a hardY vege· ' Ap\'1! \0(1 . . , ··. ·.- :, · · • executive dlreetor of stu~ent work table and can be grown In the' ·In 1956, Mrs. Gloria Butli of In the Southern Calllornia area lfh~o~m:•~-~~::::::.:::·:;:~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~==~=====;;==• CoJumbUi, charming wife of a for the lAltheran Church. Lutbe~an ministrr, won, ~e state. . .Uoth Mra. .~hll11ps_ and . :~~r,. wl~o h'm,rlir. ' · She p1~4L: Udrd Buth won more !bon $!J!Cl0. ;li\, among '4 f contesfan!s'''hi tne" Wil- Jll'lz•s by wl~nlng the "Mrs. Ohio" tlonal ''Mrs. ADierlcl" finals. · :· ' title. IIi addition, ·tbey- were reDoth Mrs. Phl11Ips and -:llrs. warded with now frleadsbipa, and -~ Brlth ex,mp!lfy Jl!e type ,of, Mill•· tbe weatb ol wonderful. experl· maker t)ie cont!st judgea will enoes lhat come to tbe wmners Of seek. The 'next ''Mrs. Ohio11 WtU every.contest level. . ' be ~bmemaker a! 'leis\ As Mr1, Buth puis i~ "the next · ~!\'f'~m :~·l•llr.¥ In Mrs .. O~o doesn'Ul!qW b91Y ' In~ maker , \lilt bO : ~(Owned' ~~' Ohio,'' · ~-~~ · •III'!IL.illlp• Jl( ·~~paid tJ;!PJ.9 t¢ ~u~e;~.~~·· to oomp:;lelo the , n~tlonal '·mL America -contest , · . \Vhal will tbl• .lucky', lady be Daily . ·Sentinel I r ~ UOTAILE lbe lllory continua In the adver· t!Wi llbre where the lattj eoD* to bll1 wlla\ lbe ..... adYOfllJejl. •. 10:~ '1'~c :~w , Adven~trel il:oo· 11:10 11:15 1:iltl ·~ • ,, ~:ijo ' <;eQrg~ Gobi\I S~O!I'·.r' · 9:00 11M Aave~tur~s ~~ ~C<lralf • ,.. .. Thla. lifAir7 II about ai!Wipaper ad· JeTVeo TWO borne where the ..,.,.JJH.mood-to-buY bet tboppitll bY lltudylnr ' tile ads lD W. ~per lo ... Wllete tbe belt buyJ .... '7:~0 · -Tt•isAN!! .illi'!.ld l ,,3o ' *-~~~unimirigs ShoW' ~ ~ 111<1 bow II WIJI. It ,bq~Dt ID tile f:4i( NJic N'.;;.i· '·• .'1' ?:M,. sa]l<r j,u10~d~u· .. .·. 10:00 Callforplans . -There .are TWO sides to this story ', · , WCHS-TV Chonfiel8 1 He N.ever Hod AChance 0a 7:00. T~.~•f. }: , ; ·. bill' ~lth Fa~ : A ne Jlrancls iiftw t. · atluill' Hunt • 11:00 The Price II! Rl&ht 11:30 l'tuth or co;,.._utn"" 12~0( Tlo Tac Dough 12:30 n ' uld· Re 1 · ed nero never have been solved, and Jikell never villi be. More than six months have passed. ::: Several months ago the sheriff learned J,Wo days after the event that approximately 75 automobiles parked along the state high· ~y across the Ohio ,River from the Ravens· wnou Kaiser works had been stripped of spare tires, hood adornments, spot lights, ~nd various equipment where access to it was llll'Wed by absent car owners. ' 8:45 SfiiD ·;, r~e: R••il loom ,. .. And he didn't. , At that time (1957) lfte sll'er!ff's · depBi\. ment had one deputy Several times this de· puty, and one or more spedal deputies laid in wait all night in the area where the cars cuslomarily were parked. Quite naturally nothing happened those nights The point is that the crimmal actio~s not· " · j:OO T~y :..t , 'f · Channel }Monday ' Channe~ 3-'Fuesday '· l,·v'""" we complain tluit police officers are . . ' ~n-~~~~n ] ~ditOrially - I ~Dally Sentl~e1, fc!meroy.Middleport, 0,, Feb. io, 195B . Lilte a .good·hot bath · after all·'th.e·family's had .t heirs?' Storm Edge .of. Night Tbe Early Show tou Eao Rei>orter SJH)tt& Fatade ·· ---·-· ~;~;~~'ooond. · Te!Opbpne Time . Mr. M•~ and ~ve,' Eve Alden Show To· nu The Ti-lltb a.! $teleton Sh6w ' •· IO:oo $8«,000 Questlod . 10:30 . Mr, -DIIIIrleUIIDU.U,...1 News Tonight · th~ Weather : l!ilft·.chute~, me. ·~)\d poised, personable, and well groomed. A local woman will be chosen the week of March 10 to represent Middleport I~> the division contest in Athenii,'March 21. Division winners will advance to he district )•"c·~~-~~~~lft: ~~~:;;.ll>l•ll'h,;l. I •1wlll comIn tbe stole finals at Colum~ The new ·m., .o~iQ': 'wiU be crowned th.ere, April :)'Q. ' Mn. Phlllipa, ' en~ed 'in last years contest by the Warren Pan· hellenic A~oclation, won bon· by ' .~••• u.. -"' 1, t NAKED FORCES BILLITG$, Mont. UP - O.n· tan weight Kai , Yip of Edmonton, CJnad• , stcppod lnlo the rill~ Friday night £or his golden aloves bout and shed his robe, to the howling delight or 2,0110 fans. No Lrunks. EASY COME WAUKEsHA, WIS. UP -Nor· bert Gallen'burg, ar•nted two years' piobation on a burglary charge, was bllck on easy stieet tod•J. ·He liveo bore at 1917 Eaoy ,St. ,, •.... �,. '·' Middleport D Geis • rrruune'nt iiiLtn.:"=~~m~F-~+~~~~~~..;...;;:~f#.:~~=~~~ Get Out and . ,_.~,, ,, Underway Feb.lJ At 7O'elock Have Fun! Meet The Girls For Lunch- Have 14 Shqpping Spree! . . . I' { - 1' We'll toke ·core of your laundry and dry cleanin~: tasks. Pick Up and i O~livery Service, ' .CALL 122 Tri. Lustre · Clean~ RobinsOn's Laundry 1 IIJIIIreet ...... ow. r • •. Skeet ·.lleeoad Ptmerar, ~ . , , •p•n•••• .L41M MIJtt' : .. ·\ .' ': .. ' &a lORD ~ ~ ' 'Of ·CO\II'Se ~·!'II not toa,fl~ tO·IIO• Pomeroy ' · OPn evmtnu• bv .wmntmml ' of neorlty towns . \" . ' . i ' 1,; ' .' ft II¥ IWO IC). IIMf • . , . • , •• ...is,d.aija 10 lD lil4ll !Ilk i1M1ric .-,., ... lody « .... ~ """ ~ ~ * joia ' ID·the tesaiYillcs. low{Clllf/tWic -~ pub 1!1 end 10 . . . . .-111 ..... ~ . . . . ~ ....... 7011 Hmp .., ikltiJred oa W!llh clay. Ad fP!iln aewr , . a IQlter, ...., , tal ~~My ... a11 i!J t ~ or · . Ge al Mtrtl ._ ,_ -.., ~. Lot .,.ar oleetrlt IIIJ""" ajpllaD" . . . . . . '!'J ..... lin " " ' 1'1e•. �,. '·' Middleport D Geis • rrruune'nt iiiLtn.:"=~~m~F-~+~~~~~~..;...;;:~f#.:~~=~~~ Get Out and . ,_.~,, ,, Underway Feb.lJ At 7O'elock Have Fun! Meet The Girls For Lunch- Have 14 Shqpping Spree! . . . I' { - 1' We'll toke ·core of your laundry and dry cleanin~: tasks. Pick Up and i O~livery Service, ' .CALL 122 Tri. Lustre · Clean~ RobinsOn's Laundry 1 IIJIIIreet ...... ow. r • •. Skeet ·.lleeoad Ptmerar, ~ . , , •p•n•••• .L41M MIJtt' : .. ·\ .' ': .. ' &a lORD ~ ~ ' 'Of ·CO\II'Se ~·!'II not toa,fl~ tO·IIO• Pomeroy ' · OPn evmtnu• bv .wmntmml ' of neorlty towns . \" . ' . i ' 1,; ' .' ft II¥ IWO IC). IIMf • . , . • , •• ...is,d.aija 10 lD lil4ll !Ilk i1M1ric .-,., ... lody « .... ~ """ ~ ~ * joia ' ID·the tesaiYillcs. low{Clllf/tWic -~ pub 1!1 end 10 . . . . .-111 ..... ~ . . . . ~ ....... 7011 Hmp .., ikltiJred oa W!llh clay. Ad fP!iln aewr , . a IQlter, ...., , tal ~~My ... a11 i!J t ~ or · . Ge al Mtrtl ._ ,_ -.., ~. Lot .,.ar oleetrlt IIIJ""" ajpllaD" . . . . . . '!'J ..... lin " " ' 1'1e•. �• \ t . . r.r:. ; • . ' 1 ' ;.~'!'f'.~-~ - ~~~~~-- -------- -. ~ .. . ' ' ' .~l)illy Sentinel, o j 1 .,r -.. ~ If" lC ' '' ' " -~ -- ! '~ · , •.' roB. CONSISTlN'l' DIPINDABLE RESULTS ·:·:.. WANT ADS .fli· PHONE 398 •..n. · 1~ one lu<rtlon. Mil.l<nWD ebarre Ill<.-< -""~' II! \jill<llor lhree eeiiiOaltl:!f tn.eru.... ~ -.0110 mol&b for 2:. cent. t>Or word. · hi! hlo o!J eonts per wo•'CI will be ctwged for ad ...rtisin& U lOt fOld f,. beloN tilt UIUI of each month follo.wmg inserllun. li'rorl in AdvertiliDJ-Sbonld '>c! reoorted unmed~ateb. Tbt Daily Senliliel will not ~ respor.sible !or more than one lncor- Eight Room House. Two at!ll'l' Modern Dath on second floor toilet and lavatory on nrSt, good gara,Re, abo11t llve minutes from Court HollSe, A. N. Bengel, 3tO·M. 1-31-(ltFP fllbllabecl •11 cent per word. Ham Ladden Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths Clinton Fi>hcr, Mlddl,oport, 0 Pnone 6265·X. ~1+tl J!'OR RENT- Extension '( 8b I Auto Services Sbooi,-RacJne Pi;r!ing M1ll Feb. 16. Public invited L H. I;AW~INGS SONS C0.-2- 2 8 7tc b'lur WrerkPr Scrv1ce. D.l:• Pnonc 6227. Night Pbom rwo apartments, 3 and 5 roGm 6039-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTh and bath. f"nlshed. Call 7 M or DEALERS 3-(l·t! 408 Spring Ave. Z 8 6tc -c---:---· - - (Mnplttt AudionHt Slrvlct -- J:laUns. Advertising, Seiling. L 0. McCoy Long Bottom, Ohio Phone Yukon ~-2292 2 4 30tp . PlloJit C.:l ';!r k Gar11gc 3611 . 1\;.cinc, ObJO. 1 20 ' 1 ~ elgler & J (91 For Sale U you ;;;;t' lo - ~u ()r buy &()me· thing then use the Want Ads They are noticed. 2 6 ~6tf ---- :Beeping rooms.' Close In tuwn. 121 Bu,tternut, Pomeroy 2 10 12t( ~---- FOR SALE Help Wonted (17) NOTICE Trucking Business 1Htctlve tnis date, the mini m11m ftt1 for prDfHtlonel ~tr· vke1 will bt II ollowo; P.U.C.O. Cerl - 'l'rucks etc Trucking of Gen. Commodi ties To and from Meigs Co GENE RASTE'ITER INC. OFFICE CALL ... , $3.00 HOUSE CALL . . . . $5.00 (Witllln Cor,.rotion Llmltsl . HOUSE CALL . . . , $5.00 NIGHT CALL ... : f7 .91 TEIICHERS VACATION POSITIONS Wanted key tcachera who do not ordm:~rily answer advertise· ments, but who want to make money and grow professionallyl A different type of vacation poSition paying $t,075 to $1~!!0, dependmg on length of vaca· tion. Write in confidence giving age, education. phone numbe~, subjects taught, and e:<tra ~um· cular activ1tics to Box 668-B, %The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 2 10, lie Fh. llo. 27172 Wooster, 0 :'::::=:===:::;:: - (1:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. I this la the plate you should SUNDA'Y AND HOLIDAY ' Now really put that lawn mower you CALLS .... , .. . .. $7.00 won't be needing this sprif)g up ! Tho obon foot do not lnclud mtdlciMI, dloponstd or lnloct od. Meigs County Medical Society for sale. You'll find a lot of people that arc rolng to be in the market Cor one and they like the borgalns they find by shopping tho want ads. 2 6 3tc 081 Employment Wonted -----:-:----:---::= Earn, learn and have f11n three --·-- to four nighls a week. Write Box No. 668C % Tne Dally Sentinel Pomeroy for interview. 2 <8 4tp 141 Announcements l! you have sometbing to sell let the want ads be your,announce· ment to: au Meica· County and you'll GET IIESULTS. 2 6 6tp New Furnitu,. . 151 Personals FOR Penona 1 ly, you'll like the rcaull~ these want ads a:et. 2 6 3tp $299:00 BAKER -----:c-·- - (61 Lost & Found LOST: Billfold In Temple 1'ncah•r ' or Cartwright&, Friday eveninll Cun1airu $30 rash, Return 1o 704 w. ifoin St. Call 6167-M. 2 tO Jl r (19) Business Oppo.rtunities Room• FURNITURI ---- (7) _,_ Instruction $12.1000. l: hiH'ICH n .wlllc, 0 . En ~; l c BI S ~ I· II , 1\urnma g~ 2 8 41<' ... ·'{ That ·,ytrjoty al,ll~. - ITIIUCTURAL I IIIIMS lCRAP IRON - MITALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Bryton Hardw1re Building R1clnt, Ohio S1turday, February 15 . m. At 12;30 P.M. 2 fuel uil healers, Gaa Hcfrig· l9Ml )JONTIAC· V8 4 Or. t'111:llhuo crator, Dilling Rm Su1tk 9x12 T~ILERS Sedan. l,cas than 15,000 mrl rl, Ru g, Buffet, wr1lirtg desk, kitPower Steering Rttdio & ht'::t ler chen cablncl. .Elednc Himgc, ACT NOW ~~ully cqulpped AI!'l llk t• ttw Brenkfast .se t, 'I'clevi!ilOil, ta· day It was sold. $ ~ lllut•i blcs an1l chau·~, llba·ary table, IAY.I $100 TO $1000 lnar'a Pomeroy. 2 10 6ll' ~as heaters, sweepers, 2 elec· Waverly, Ohto, dealer 11ue' wllb ?5 new · and used trailera trlc" dock8, 3 ci~ht · day ciC)(!ks, 19M BUICK VB Super S<•da:1 14 to 1111 ft., alao 10 wl•••· Tw Orlalnal llgllt gn n fmish pa·cssurc cooker, floor lamps, and ~Ft• bedrooma, national~ t1tblc lamps, ck'Clric toaster, Dynaflow drive Radin and Ucat knnwn 111111,., The lowe1t poso er. $1,29~. Blacttnar's Pomeroy t•lrl'tnc log or11amc-nt, electrte odblo t•mo anywhere. lrl'" 2 tO 6\t grill, va~ es, dishes, wOoden eome pltpored to deal. Fast ~ hoes dbh cupboard, chest -~::-:: ------ll;tUe aod ao ;-. a loL Th ... or llliK S1'UDEBAKEH l' h•n:piOII 4 drawers, bOOs and aprmga, Dr. Scrl1n. Extra gmn: luokllll:( ~cl'cun doors, 3 c~sea motor oil. ' ' Ji,UI- ··~ lhoppinr plaeo, " . cu. Week-end 1pcrial. S477 tree deiiVOfl', Move In tomor 11lpc cutters, roll of wire, coal Bllcttnar'sJ•omcl·oy 2 10 Otl' ~rat o, pitcner pump, 2 - 40 row. o\l)ythlnl of value lokeo lo trade. ' 1-1158 - CHEVROI,E'I' 210 4 ur. Sc· lb. cons motor lube, window dan A ~rood looking and drivin:1 scrt.!flns. chicken feeder and · WAVIRLY MOIILt e~r $666 81acttnar'11 Jlomcra.1 wa terer~. coal ehlck brooder HOMI SALI~ 2 10 6tc and other items not listct.l. u. s. l!llhwly 2S 1 w.-VIIU. Y, OHIO 1 Ttrmt: Ce1h. "' u Sed'an. Mm·cur)'·O· Auctl1nar Crltt Br1dford mat\::; :i,yj:u tow mi!ose. Sharp Solo Mvr. A. c. lrodlord (f,Opl,, .Insurance out. $f,D91. Blact· l"Tr.:~"'I'"''P"-'1'1'~:---"1 . 2 10 6tc Bal')ICII'Sim)lson In•urenco Agency roonll, bath, hardwood floor\. ~.\~d!oport. Fire, Automobile; gas floor furnato: Youngstown , -~~~~~. Phone 6315-X. 6·211-11 kitchen, and pewly decorated . C..,)IPLETE Insurance Proleftlon. Call 6264'Y or ' 324 Beec'b St. :; Jotle, AulD, .rtr.;'Polld, Call Don Middlepcjl'l. 2 10 31e , · IIIII~ llkldleporl, Oblo. ., TRAILERS 'Dr ' ' ..... ' ~"l'm--il factor~ Wtrbr. I Waft! 10 ·',ivc my kids a real educailon. that. ., . ,. ' ' means I've got to have a steady job and ; good pay. Advtrtisina helps me have both bc~ause il keeps demand up-and I kids somelhlng I didn't get-a colleJ• ' I cducalioo-1/rju~M 10 Advutisfn:r ' Legal Notice ' '. '' - ~ ,'. Barbaro J, DuddiDf, a minor, and Mrs. D. J, Mooox, her motkor, both reoddina at ROiite No. I, lit. Airy, Maryland, are btroby noll· field that on tho IUh day olllll.· uary, 1801. Bobby '· J. Dutldiftl, plaiotUf, flied hiJ petition llliRit Barbaro J. D u did In g, I or, u delendon~ in tho of ~mon Pleoa, Metp Ohio, CIM No. 12,tl3(!, divorce from the llld Duddlns on -tho lui 4boellce of uid from llld pialntUf for mort lllin · one, year. lui pllt and flqlll •••· leet or duty, and plolnliff abo lor other proper nltef•. Saki wlll"tit foi'.Heirtnr all~. ·ot 26t~ day of Februro' 4. .! I . I. ..,. ,.. ... ~ -1 ~ ' tjij'l -.: :• (',d Y·, '• -- · Pemero) 2 10 '!'1.' ~:' •...'' ·. keeps my .factory busy. So I can give my ----~- 1<1d will bo 10ld In tho -"~ ','' (21 1 Real Estate On II. 33. Call Wm. Grut11r ltook Sprinp WE BUY ~ meall, liver, toDJUe, kl~y ore loll exp~,·~livo and ai• l'l't ,I I nutrl· ., expenJdY!! cull, ,..h ., S Mllu North of Pomti<IY BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY Auto S1tt1 Ill•• ~· GRIIESJ!R BLOCK CO. BHn Conoigntd To Tho Good Cloan UMd Cora 1111 Mak11 and Moaolo MITROPOltTAN ,. Tbot pineapple juice 11 lower In nutritive 'value moat otb er trllit . jute<.~ and Is more ex· l!CIIIIvol ' .. "lulld lttltr flor Ltll" The followln1 Item• Hnt tale. ·!Jomcr·uy JJ!Ill(l Boosters, in Pickl·ns Buildl!lg. Thur11day, Frl., arHI ~ ut . Rum· mage a ~t c pte~l Wed nfterr10on. That Clllne,. cotlbare la ·~· oJI; cellonl aource of VJ~I~ c and ean w rrc!Wn In Wt~~t Vlrlinlal Financial Gossip CONCRETE BLOCKS ~ - !>ales ' -- Mill· Jr you have an ap11rtment or hou ~ c H 6tp tllat um't rented gi\•e in!\~ruc · tlons to the thousands of rcull· LumP~a~- dollv;;cd.... - Om!lc crs of ttloae columns 011 how llul(llc Phone 24932 27-6tc they can iltl In touch with you if they're looking lor " plt~cc to too IJu nt·w co,rn 90c per bu hang tncir hut. 2 6 6tp l'huno l.etarl F'oll.'j 2542. 2·7 :11 . : (8) Aut.l .. . OWN A FROSTOP ROOT BEER DIIIVE IN. Excloslvo Franchise. Benulih•i building and sign. ':t !ftrrific profits. Approximate /.ly $6,000 o<i to $8,000.00 will handle building, food, and bev cnge equipment. Write Box 20M Kettering, DHylon, 19. Ohio. 2-7·8·1D·tJ.I2·5lc saw wilh 1 tabulllition f::'ling bact to 1937. That tabuloUo11 shows that ttle odd-Iotten buy more (20)Buslness than they 1011 .moat of the time. RADIO It TEL~\~.Siv~ SEIIV!C~ And, the elchanae •>Ys thoy Pl.one 200. Ciell\lld Ap~llancc aren't all littl~ fellow• oither beStore, 118 'N, 1\!aln Street, Clluse many b!J traders nlso deal Pomeroy. • 2-23·11 in odd·lota. And last year odd loUcn bouJht nearly Hi million more sba,es -Your OnlY J.utboriaecl than they •old while the market Fuller BRUSH MAN was rledlning 14 per cent m the Jame1 MarriDer Standard & Poor's 500 stock In· 736 I. Mol• St. dex: Tho operation• of the odd lot Pomo~<~Y• Ohio ,.,. No. 12t - Allor I PM traders made up nearly 22 por 11).7-11 cent of all the bualnt!BS dona on QUICK SERVICE on Watck Re the stock c.change in 1057. Lou Thon 100 Sham pairing by Factory T"aine4 An odd·lot lo anythin~ lesa than watchmakers. COLLJNS JEWEl' F.RS, Pomeroy. 1 I If 100 &hares in trades where JOI). ____,_-- share lots are etandard and anYllom r.s and Cab1ne1 Builders Cal; thl~g tess tnan 10 shore• where ten · is the unit of tradina. Ncigl<r 3611, Racine, Ohio 'J;hio odd·lot bwlne::' is bl~ ' 120\1 llidt-:c !toad. .. ,, . ... .. 'His broker sends the order to the post where XYZ Ia traded. The order Is placed on a hookarid In a twinkling the odd·lol dealer at that post takei it. He may have one s~re In hit lnven· tory. He immeclittoly I>UY• an· other hundred aharo!. Tbat meana he wUI have on inventory of 99 shar01 ol XYZ sto<k on band un· til some other pureh..,.r. comes along. Sloce XYZ Wll selling at' 33\t the purch.,.r ret• bla two aharea at 331> o share. the extra eighth belnr the dealer's differential. II . i• ·. •· •. • the stock sold over fO the differ· That other 8ree••· entia! would be I> point. cheaper !han brG<coli and·· Top llolos wl sproull. The tabulation referred to is ~ carried. In tne eunent Issue of That leal lettJ<e 1$ ~tilltl_ "The Exchange" the New York in food value lhl~ bead lettulei Stock Exchange magazine. • • ... • i •' ·.} : It ahowa tha• in 18 Of the 21 That lortlfie~ marrirloe is year& cited, odd-lot purchl!es equal In food value. ind ·.~beojler topped saiea. Llot year the ex- than butler. • · .'. :. ecs• of purchase. amounted to lt,932,827 sharo•. the largnt balance for any of the Zl yoara in Alan Gro• tlc!(l)> ~ ...toi .SIPII Corpo' phyoleal • the tabulation. !'OIOI'c;ll brl~cll, , 111c1 'W,UU... Loebii1,of loa ltaalmltlet. • Total odd·lot volume In 1015'1 CHICKING ON y: 1.'.~'CJttni-.Tbla big naw U. B. 'Army Wll 122,503,U7 •harea, the largS:gnal Corp• raa~r. ·at B'<)rt J4onmoutb, N. J,, la bounclnl est balance for an1 of the 21 atgnalo otl tho m<q~ tq cheek out rtCitvtn and .. mpul•n years in the lobulation. whlcb are tracJcini ·J.>'aly'o lllxploter. Rtelllto •u It IOOiill Total odd-lot volume In 1857 around UJ• w_qtld '•rU,ooo mile• an hour. The radar'1 call~ wos 122,503,127 shoreo, third brottnr atgnai co,n 110 ~olrd by injliltraoll 'oulpoato dYer hill largest in the 21-year ll•t. The tilt world u II bounot~~'otl 1111 m.... (IHtmiOilotall largest was 132,47U12 'In 1937 when it made up 32.4 per cent atuff in the market. It's a compli· of ail the buslneoe done on the cated bus! ned, .and one of the exchange. NEW YORK UP-Tbet~'s on operations the little or big trader The trend of puroilasing ~ol!ti· ' old saying In Will ·stfee~ that . have to know a lhmg / nues this year. On 'I'UeadaY,, CUI· when the lillie tellowa buy .moro about. II• almpiy :tell• his broker lom•rs purch81~Jio.43~ j~J:res in odd·lots than -t~cy sell, ·look to biiy two ihoiel br.l..JVJa• com- ~ in odd·loto and ,Q ·:i!Q,7..- odd· out, there'!! troub1f ahead. mon which is traded in share lot shares in tne ·»-rular wi.y and is 4.759 shares ahorL · The Stock Exchancc -has knoek- full ldts, and tHe· Bd t1'1e props from ' under thu.t Setyk:el Dot The Brlgbltsl Coi'Mt ··-~lddl•tlflrt Fou11d in Ohlll Riw" Johnt>an' Cor outb()~ .... 111011.1r use. F:rnr.;1 J·:xtt·a J.:oorl ('oal ('oukl ll)!. ltangt• Quillan. Rarine, 0 1 27 JOit' gnf)(\ condition $2~ Ph pnc Rut land . 24303 2 10 3lll FOUUND near Mason Cl1111 c kc~) rini' , ~·i lh Sl'Vera l )1(')'8 Ul lll Culilom Oullt Kitchen dt' ~ it;ncd flmlllll l!ccnse to1g. Ownt•r lllJ V (nr your home . ~'rcu c~l i malt' 5 l'lalm by ldeJJti!ying anrl !'1llYin~: ~· m·emuu & Abbott. Phone 'or ad. Jlhoue 39R ll..tdy Ser,· 6284·Y. 8,6 tf Jnal Offlcr, 1 Mc~h\llliC Strr•·'l -- ------ --:---.lonteroy. 1·23·th· Surely soml!oue of the thousunds ·of waul ad readers luts l1:1ying l( you're &t loss on what to do urulJnd their homes that rare with that c"tra heater ydu have item you've been WHnling for laying around In the wltla or tllut collection of yours. ba!lcmcnt th<'n rtnd a buyer for 2 6 3tp II by ualng the classi[lcds, and you probably can usc the cash Pr lli'L icnl!y nrw F;mn:.ll SllllCI' (' Traditl' w11h mower, rultl VCI you can gc' fur 1t too 2 fl 6tc tor and 14! iiH'h 4! bnt lom plows -- -· - milk, llae variety neys), Soylboii)s, Butter, Meal. . lloe Potatoes or Bread. · . , Use Tomatoes, Gl'tpe!rui~ Creep Peppers, Raw Cobbalic-!or Or>Dges. lise: Yellow Squaoh, ~weot . P~ tatoos, Pumpk,ln:-lor . Carrot&. , Kale, Turnip Greeno, lluo~d1 Collards ancJ..' WJld'1 Greenf.....for Broccoli, Bruiaei .Spro.uta, · Cabbage, Leal ·. Lettuce-lor Head Lettuce. , : , · . · u,. Fortllled )for(orlno-lp~ Butter. .. DO Yl?.!f J!NOW Tho! dry milt ' JI11Y moklng soup., creamed . baklng1 desaerts iJicl:lqr cirti~~:g: ' •• · • • act Ia motion. -'-- room furnished apartment downs:airs, utilities furnished. 2 8 6te Phone 11087·Y. ' (Outoldt Cor,.rotion Umihl (PIUI 5Cie J>l.' milo ono W.ri BY RAMONA S. HoLLIDAY Homo Otmonotrt)ltlll Alent M11on County Mokt Your Dollar iiUy Lut week buying a mote Jnex· penolve alternate wu menUoned. When an alternate Ia purc,haoed !or a favorite !ood of your family they ore not being short changed. · A good homemaker knows how to buy food of equal value. A "!ood alternate" Ia a food· with equal value which may be used when a favorite food is starce, not In 11eason, or Ia expen· •lve. ' Home grown food will greatly roduco your grD<ery bl~s. :Even • a omall plot of ground Ifill yield, If several phnUnp are made a sUIIPrislng amount of fresh vegetables. If it 1.1 necosaary to buy all food, use the followln~ sun•• tlons as a guide when you wi.ah to make substitutions. FOOD ALTERNATIS UsE: Evaporated milk, Dry •kim 111ilk plus butter, Dry whole 2 room Apartment Close in town 127 Butternut, Pomeroy, Ohio l-28-12tc. · nctlalortloa. ·ear.s o1 Thana ud Spedal Noticel of EVenll $1 00. 01 ituorleo (1) Notices Home Maker New• Now don't you agree folkt, thla Ia THE logical spaco to reach' th,e most people that have wantl to be satiorted, where b"l'er meets the seller, where the home rtlnt· er meetl his landlord. Use tlle want ads today and 1et reaultl Tonillhl. Call 398. It's Vpry likely that i!Oc is all it will lake to place your want ad. 28 3te Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 10, 1958 I; r. ,. or ·~[i~§~JvBe.IM~o:-nc-r~Y~ , , , ., '·~ . I >' .. I ,. .(. ·~ .' 1 ...... ..,. �• \ t . . r.r:. ; • . ' 1 ' ;.~'!'f'.~-~ - ~~~~~-- -------- -. ~ .. . ' ' ' .~l)illy Sentinel, o j 1 .,r -.. ~ If" lC ' '' ' " -~ -- ! '~ · , •.' roB. CONSISTlN'l' DIPINDABLE RESULTS ·:·:.. WANT ADS .fli· PHONE 398 •..n. · 1~ one lu<rtlon. Mil.l<nWD ebarre Ill<.-< -""~' II! \jill<llor lhree eeiiiOaltl:!f tn.eru.... ~ -.0110 mol&b for 2:. cent. t>Or word. · hi! hlo o!J eonts per wo•'CI will be ctwged for ad ...rtisin& U lOt fOld f,. beloN tilt UIUI of each month follo.wmg inserllun. li'rorl in AdvertiliDJ-Sbonld '>c! reoorted unmed~ateb. Tbt Daily Senliliel will not ~ respor.sible !or more than one lncor- Eight Room House. Two at!ll'l' Modern Dath on second floor toilet and lavatory on nrSt, good gara,Re, abo11t llve minutes from Court HollSe, A. N. Bengel, 3tO·M. 1-31-(ltFP fllbllabecl •11 cent per word. Ham Ladden Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths Clinton Fi>hcr, Mlddl,oport, 0 Pnone 6265·X. ~1+tl J!'OR RENT- Extension '( 8b I Auto Services Sbooi,-RacJne Pi;r!ing M1ll Feb. 16. Public invited L H. I;AW~INGS SONS C0.-2- 2 8 7tc b'lur WrerkPr Scrv1ce. D.l:• Pnonc 6227. Night Pbom rwo apartments, 3 and 5 roGm 6039-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTh and bath. f"nlshed. Call 7 M or DEALERS 3-(l·t! 408 Spring Ave. Z 8 6tc -c---:---· - - (Mnplttt AudionHt Slrvlct -- J:laUns. Advertising, Seiling. L 0. McCoy Long Bottom, Ohio Phone Yukon ~-2292 2 4 30tp . PlloJit C.:l ';!r k Gar11gc 3611 . 1\;.cinc, ObJO. 1 20 ' 1 ~ elgler & J (91 For Sale U you ;;;;t' lo - ~u ()r buy &()me· thing then use the Want Ads They are noticed. 2 6 ~6tf ---- :Beeping rooms.' Close In tuwn. 121 Bu,tternut, Pomeroy 2 10 12t( ~---- FOR SALE Help Wonted (17) NOTICE Trucking Business 1Htctlve tnis date, the mini m11m ftt1 for prDfHtlonel ~tr· vke1 will bt II ollowo; P.U.C.O. Cerl - 'l'rucks etc Trucking of Gen. Commodi ties To and from Meigs Co GENE RASTE'ITER INC. OFFICE CALL ... , $3.00 HOUSE CALL . . . . $5.00 (Witllln Cor,.rotion Llmltsl . HOUSE CALL . . . , $5.00 NIGHT CALL ... : f7 .91 TEIICHERS VACATION POSITIONS Wanted key tcachera who do not ordm:~rily answer advertise· ments, but who want to make money and grow professionallyl A different type of vacation poSition paying $t,075 to $1~!!0, dependmg on length of vaca· tion. Write in confidence giving age, education. phone numbe~, subjects taught, and e:<tra ~um· cular activ1tics to Box 668-B, %The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 2 10, lie Fh. llo. 27172 Wooster, 0 :'::::=:===:::;:: - (1:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. I this la the plate you should SUNDA'Y AND HOLIDAY ' Now really put that lawn mower you CALLS .... , .. . .. $7.00 won't be needing this sprif)g up ! Tho obon foot do not lnclud mtdlciMI, dloponstd or lnloct od. Meigs County Medical Society for sale. You'll find a lot of people that arc rolng to be in the market Cor one and they like the borgalns they find by shopping tho want ads. 2 6 3tc 081 Employment Wonted -----:-:----:---::= Earn, learn and have f11n three --·-- to four nighls a week. Write Box No. 668C % Tne Dally Sentinel Pomeroy for interview. 2 <8 4tp 141 Announcements l! you have sometbing to sell let the want ads be your,announce· ment to: au Meica· County and you'll GET IIESULTS. 2 6 6tp New Furnitu,. . 151 Personals FOR Penona 1 ly, you'll like the rcaull~ these want ads a:et. 2 6 3tp $299:00 BAKER -----:c-·- - (61 Lost & Found LOST: Billfold In Temple 1'ncah•r ' or Cartwright&, Friday eveninll Cun1airu $30 rash, Return 1o 704 w. ifoin St. Call 6167-M. 2 tO Jl r (19) Business Oppo.rtunities Room• FURNITURI ---- (7) _,_ Instruction $12.1000. l: hiH'ICH n .wlllc, 0 . En ~; l c BI S ~ I· II , 1\urnma g~ 2 8 41<' ... ·'{ That ·,ytrjoty al,ll~. - ITIIUCTURAL I IIIIMS lCRAP IRON - MITALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Bryton Hardw1re Building R1clnt, Ohio S1turday, February 15 . m. At 12;30 P.M. 2 fuel uil healers, Gaa Hcfrig· l9Ml )JONTIAC· V8 4 Or. t'111:llhuo crator, Dilling Rm Su1tk 9x12 T~ILERS Sedan. l,cas than 15,000 mrl rl, Ru g, Buffet, wr1lirtg desk, kitPower Steering Rttdio & ht'::t ler chen cablncl. .Elednc Himgc, ACT NOW ~~ully cqulpped AI!'l llk t• ttw Brenkfast .se t, 'I'clevi!ilOil, ta· day It was sold. $ ~ lllut•i blcs an1l chau·~, llba·ary table, IAY.I $100 TO $1000 lnar'a Pomeroy. 2 10 6ll' ~as heaters, sweepers, 2 elec· Waverly, Ohto, dealer 11ue' wllb ?5 new · and used trailera trlc" dock8, 3 ci~ht · day ciC)(!ks, 19M BUICK VB Super S<•da:1 14 to 1111 ft., alao 10 wl•••· Tw Orlalnal llgllt gn n fmish pa·cssurc cooker, floor lamps, and ~Ft• bedrooma, national~ t1tblc lamps, ck'Clric toaster, Dynaflow drive Radin and Ucat knnwn 111111,., The lowe1t poso er. $1,29~. Blacttnar's Pomeroy t•lrl'tnc log or11amc-nt, electrte odblo t•mo anywhere. lrl'" 2 tO 6\t grill, va~ es, dishes, wOoden eome pltpored to deal. Fast ~ hoes dbh cupboard, chest -~::-:: ------ll;tUe aod ao ;-. a loL Th ... or llliK S1'UDEBAKEH l' h•n:piOII 4 drawers, bOOs and aprmga, Dr. Scrl1n. Extra gmn: luokllll:( ~cl'cun doors, 3 c~sea motor oil. ' ' Ji,UI- ··~ lhoppinr plaeo, " . cu. Week-end 1pcrial. S477 tree deiiVOfl', Move In tomor 11lpc cutters, roll of wire, coal Bllcttnar'sJ•omcl·oy 2 10 Otl' ~rat o, pitcner pump, 2 - 40 row. o\l)ythlnl of value lokeo lo trade. ' 1-1158 - CHEVROI,E'I' 210 4 ur. Sc· lb. cons motor lube, window dan A ~rood looking and drivin:1 scrt.!flns. chicken feeder and · WAVIRLY MOIILt e~r $666 81acttnar'11 Jlomcra.1 wa terer~. coal ehlck brooder HOMI SALI~ 2 10 6tc and other items not listct.l. u. s. l!llhwly 2S 1 w.-VIIU. Y, OHIO 1 Ttrmt: Ce1h. "' u Sed'an. Mm·cur)'·O· Auctl1nar Crltt Br1dford mat\::; :i,yj:u tow mi!ose. Sharp Solo Mvr. A. c. lrodlord (f,Opl,, .Insurance out. $f,D91. Blact· l"Tr.:~"'I'"''P"-'1'1'~:---"1 . 2 10 6tc Bal')ICII'Sim)lson In•urenco Agency roonll, bath, hardwood floor\. ~.\~d!oport. Fire, Automobile; gas floor furnato: Youngstown , -~~~~~. Phone 6315-X. 6·211-11 kitchen, and pewly decorated . C..,)IPLETE Insurance Proleftlon. Call 6264'Y or ' 324 Beec'b St. :; Jotle, AulD, .rtr.;'Polld, Call Don Middlepcjl'l. 2 10 31e , · IIIII~ llkldleporl, Oblo. ., TRAILERS 'Dr ' ' ..... ' ~"l'm--il factor~ Wtrbr. I Waft! 10 ·',ivc my kids a real educailon. that. ., . ,. ' ' means I've got to have a steady job and ; good pay. Advtrtisina helps me have both bc~ause il keeps demand up-and I kids somelhlng I didn't get-a colleJ• ' I cducalioo-1/rju~M 10 Advutisfn:r ' Legal Notice ' '. '' - ~ ,'. Barbaro J, DuddiDf, a minor, and Mrs. D. J, Mooox, her motkor, both reoddina at ROiite No. I, lit. Airy, Maryland, are btroby noll· field that on tho IUh day olllll.· uary, 1801. Bobby '· J. Dutldiftl, plaiotUf, flied hiJ petition llliRit Barbaro J. D u did In g, I or, u delendon~ in tho of ~mon Pleoa, Metp Ohio, CIM No. 12,tl3(!, divorce from the llld Duddlns on -tho lui 4boellce of uid from llld pialntUf for mort lllin · one, year. lui pllt and flqlll •••· leet or duty, and plolnliff abo lor other proper nltef•. Saki wlll"tit foi'.Heirtnr all~. ·ot 26t~ day of Februro' 4. .! I . I. ..,. ,.. ... ~ -1 ~ ' tjij'l -.: :• (',d Y·, '• -- · Pemero) 2 10 '!'1.' ~:' •...'' ·. keeps my .factory busy. So I can give my ----~- 1<1d will bo 10ld In tho -"~ ','' (21 1 Real Estate On II. 33. Call Wm. Grut11r ltook Sprinp WE BUY ~ meall, liver, toDJUe, kl~y ore loll exp~,·~livo and ai• l'l't ,I I nutrl· ., expenJdY!! cull, ,..h ., S Mllu North of Pomti<IY BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY Auto S1tt1 Ill•• ~· GRIIESJ!R BLOCK CO. BHn Conoigntd To Tho Good Cloan UMd Cora 1111 Mak11 and Moaolo MITROPOltTAN ,. Tbot pineapple juice 11 lower In nutritive 'value moat otb er trllit . jute<.~ and Is more ex· l!CIIIIvol ' .. "lulld lttltr flor Ltll" The followln1 Item• Hnt tale. ·!Jomcr·uy JJ!Ill(l Boosters, in Pickl·ns Buildl!lg. Thur11day, Frl., arHI ~ ut . Rum· mage a ~t c pte~l Wed nfterr10on. That Clllne,. cotlbare la ·~· oJI; cellonl aource of VJ~I~ c and ean w rrc!Wn In Wt~~t Vlrlinlal Financial Gossip CONCRETE BLOCKS ~ - !>ales ' -- Mill· Jr you have an ap11rtment or hou ~ c H 6tp tllat um't rented gi\•e in!\~ruc · tlons to the thousands of rcull· LumP~a~- dollv;;cd.... - Om!lc crs of ttloae columns 011 how llul(llc Phone 24932 27-6tc they can iltl In touch with you if they're looking lor " plt~cc to too IJu nt·w co,rn 90c per bu hang tncir hut. 2 6 6tp l'huno l.etarl F'oll.'j 2542. 2·7 :11 . : (8) Aut.l .. . OWN A FROSTOP ROOT BEER DIIIVE IN. Excloslvo Franchise. Benulih•i building and sign. ':t !ftrrific profits. Approximate /.ly $6,000 o<i to $8,000.00 will handle building, food, and bev cnge equipment. Write Box 20M Kettering, DHylon, 19. Ohio. 2-7·8·1D·tJ.I2·5lc saw wilh 1 tabulllition f::'ling bact to 1937. That tabuloUo11 shows that ttle odd-Iotten buy more (20)Buslness than they 1011 .moat of the time. RADIO It TEL~\~.Siv~ SEIIV!C~ And, the elchanae •>Ys thoy Pl.one 200. Ciell\lld Ap~llancc aren't all littl~ fellow• oither beStore, 118 'N, 1\!aln Street, Clluse many b!J traders nlso deal Pomeroy. • 2-23·11 in odd·lota. And last year odd loUcn bouJht nearly Hi million more sba,es -Your OnlY J.utboriaecl than they •old while the market Fuller BRUSH MAN was rledlning 14 per cent m the Jame1 MarriDer Standard & Poor's 500 stock In· 736 I. Mol• St. dex: Tho operation• of the odd lot Pomo~<~Y• Ohio ,.,. No. 12t - Allor I PM traders made up nearly 22 por 11).7-11 cent of all the bualnt!BS dona on QUICK SERVICE on Watck Re the stock c.change in 1057. Lou Thon 100 Sham pairing by Factory T"aine4 An odd·lot lo anythin~ lesa than watchmakers. COLLJNS JEWEl' F.RS, Pomeroy. 1 I If 100 &hares in trades where JOI). ____,_-- share lots are etandard and anYllom r.s and Cab1ne1 Builders Cal; thl~g tess tnan 10 shore• where ten · is the unit of tradina. Ncigl<r 3611, Racine, Ohio 'J;hio odd·lot bwlne::' is bl~ ' 120\1 llidt-:c !toad. .. ,, . ... .. 'His broker sends the order to the post where XYZ Ia traded. The order Is placed on a hookarid In a twinkling the odd·lol dealer at that post takei it. He may have one s~re In hit lnven· tory. He immeclittoly I>UY• an· other hundred aharo!. Tbat meana he wUI have on inventory of 99 shar01 ol XYZ sto<k on band un· til some other pureh..,.r. comes along. Sloce XYZ Wll selling at' 33\t the purch.,.r ret• bla two aharea at 331> o share. the extra eighth belnr the dealer's differential. II . i• ·. •· •. • the stock sold over fO the differ· That other 8ree••· entia! would be I> point. cheaper !han brG<coli and·· Top llolos wl sproull. The tabulation referred to is ~ carried. In tne eunent Issue of That leal lettJ<e 1$ ~tilltl_ "The Exchange" the New York in food value lhl~ bead lettulei Stock Exchange magazine. • • ... • i •' ·.} : It ahowa tha• in 18 Of the 21 That lortlfie~ marrirloe is year& cited, odd-lot purchl!es equal In food value. ind ·.~beojler topped saiea. Llot year the ex- than butler. • · .'. :. ecs• of purchase. amounted to lt,932,827 sharo•. the largnt balance for any of the Zl yoara in Alan Gro• tlc!(l)> ~ ...toi .SIPII Corpo' phyoleal • the tabulation. !'OIOI'c;ll brl~cll, , 111c1 'W,UU... Loebii1,of loa ltaalmltlet. • Total odd·lot volume In 1015'1 CHICKING ON y: 1.'.~'CJttni-.Tbla big naw U. B. 'Army Wll 122,503,U7 •harea, the largS:gnal Corp• raa~r. ·at B'<)rt J4onmoutb, N. J,, la bounclnl est balance for an1 of the 21 atgnalo otl tho m<q~ tq cheek out rtCitvtn and .. mpul•n years in the lobulation. whlcb are tracJcini ·J.>'aly'o lllxploter. Rtelllto •u It IOOiill Total odd-lot volume In 1857 around UJ• w_qtld '•rU,ooo mile• an hour. The radar'1 call~ wos 122,503,127 shoreo, third brottnr atgnai co,n 110 ~olrd by injliltraoll 'oulpoato dYer hill largest in the 21-year ll•t. The tilt world u II bounot~~'otl 1111 m.... (IHtmiOilotall largest was 132,47U12 'In 1937 when it made up 32.4 per cent atuff in the market. It's a compli· of ail the buslneoe done on the cated bus! ned, .and one of the exchange. NEW YORK UP-Tbet~'s on operations the little or big trader The trend of puroilasing ~ol!ti· ' old saying In Will ·stfee~ that . have to know a lhmg / nues this year. On 'I'UeadaY,, CUI· when the lillie tellowa buy .moro about. II• almpiy :tell• his broker lom•rs purch81~Jio.43~ j~J:res in odd·lots than -t~cy sell, ·look to biiy two ihoiel br.l..JVJa• com- ~ in odd·loto and ,Q ·:i!Q,7..- odd· out, there'!! troub1f ahead. mon which is traded in share lot shares in tne ·»-rular wi.y and is 4.759 shares ahorL · The Stock Exchancc -has knoek- full ldts, and tHe· Bd t1'1e props from ' under thu.t Setyk:el Dot The Brlgbltsl Coi'Mt ··-~lddl•tlflrt Fou11d in Ohlll Riw" Johnt>an' Cor outb()~ .... 111011.1r use. F:rnr.;1 J·:xtt·a J.:oorl ('oal ('oukl ll)!. ltangt• Quillan. Rarine, 0 1 27 JOit' gnf)(\ condition $2~ Ph pnc Rut land . 24303 2 10 3lll FOUUND near Mason Cl1111 c kc~) rini' , ~·i lh Sl'Vera l )1(')'8 Ul lll Culilom Oullt Kitchen dt' ~ it;ncd flmlllll l!ccnse to1g. Ownt•r lllJ V (nr your home . ~'rcu c~l i malt' 5 l'lalm by ldeJJti!ying anrl !'1llYin~: ~· m·emuu & Abbott. Phone 'or ad. Jlhoue 39R ll..tdy Ser,· 6284·Y. 8,6 tf Jnal Offlcr, 1 Mc~h\llliC Strr•·'l -- ------ --:---.lonteroy. 1·23·th· Surely soml!oue of the thousunds ·of waul ad readers luts l1:1ying l( you're &t loss on what to do urulJnd their homes that rare with that c"tra heater ydu have item you've been WHnling for laying around In the wltla or tllut collection of yours. ba!lcmcnt th<'n rtnd a buyer for 2 6 3tp II by ualng the classi[lcds, and you probably can usc the cash Pr lli'L icnl!y nrw F;mn:.ll SllllCI' (' Traditl' w11h mower, rultl VCI you can gc' fur 1t too 2 fl 6tc tor and 14! iiH'h 4! bnt lom plows -- -· - milk, llae variety neys), Soylboii)s, Butter, Meal. . lloe Potatoes or Bread. · . , Use Tomatoes, Gl'tpe!rui~ Creep Peppers, Raw Cobbalic-!or Or>Dges. lise: Yellow Squaoh, ~weot . P~ tatoos, Pumpk,ln:-lor . Carrot&. , Kale, Turnip Greeno, lluo~d1 Collards ancJ..' WJld'1 Greenf.....for Broccoli, Bruiaei .Spro.uta, · Cabbage, Leal ·. Lettuce-lor Head Lettuce. , : , · . · u,. Fortllled )for(orlno-lp~ Butter. .. DO Yl?.!f J!NOW Tho! dry milt ' JI11Y moklng soup., creamed . baklng1 desaerts iJicl:lqr cirti~~:g: ' •• · • • act Ia motion. -'-- room furnished apartment downs:airs, utilities furnished. 2 8 6te Phone 11087·Y. ' (Outoldt Cor,.rotion Umihl (PIUI 5Cie J>l.' milo ono W.ri BY RAMONA S. HoLLIDAY Homo Otmonotrt)ltlll Alent M11on County Mokt Your Dollar iiUy Lut week buying a mote Jnex· penolve alternate wu menUoned. When an alternate Ia purc,haoed !or a favorite !ood of your family they ore not being short changed. · A good homemaker knows how to buy food of equal value. A "!ood alternate" Ia a food· with equal value which may be used when a favorite food is starce, not In 11eason, or Ia expen· •lve. ' Home grown food will greatly roduco your grD<ery bl~s. :Even • a omall plot of ground Ifill yield, If several phnUnp are made a sUIIPrislng amount of fresh vegetables. If it 1.1 necosaary to buy all food, use the followln~ sun•• tlons as a guide when you wi.ah to make substitutions. FOOD ALTERNATIS UsE: Evaporated milk, Dry •kim 111ilk plus butter, Dry whole 2 room Apartment Close in town 127 Butternut, Pomeroy, Ohio l-28-12tc. · nctlalortloa. ·ear.s o1 Thana ud Spedal Noticel of EVenll $1 00. 01 ituorleo (1) Notices Home Maker New• Now don't you agree folkt, thla Ia THE logical spaco to reach' th,e most people that have wantl to be satiorted, where b"l'er meets the seller, where the home rtlnt· er meetl his landlord. Use tlle want ads today and 1et reaultl Tonillhl. Call 398. It's Vpry likely that i!Oc is all it will lake to place your want ad. 28 3te Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 10, 1958 I; r. ,. or ·~[i~§~JvBe.IM~o:-nc-r~Y~ , , , ., '·~ . I >' .. I ,. .(. ·~ .' 1 ...... ..,. �I ' ' ' • Cot~ Ad~pts ~eutral .' • .. . The Daily Senti~el • '\ I I ' ' Elll'..nor S. Sebuf - Middleport Socletr Edl~or - Phont 40111 L11cllle Hawklu .::... l'omuoy POMERO\• SOCIETY Society Editor - Mrs Richard Jones and daugh tor returned home Saturday from Hol~er Hospotal Her aliter, Moss Jean Wells, accompanied her home and 'itU assast tn her eare for a few days ;~r~ Clara Gearhart Ia a medical patient at Holzer Hospital Mr and Mro Pat Stovers and family of New Haven were Sun day lunc~eon guests of MI.. Thel ma Grueser ll!r and Mrs Harry Saddler of Bridgeport were week end guest6 of Mrs Wolllam Baxter and Mr and Mrs Bentz Wolfe llfrs Bentz Wolfe, lllrs William l'axter and ,gueats Mr and Mrs Harry Saddler, we~e VlSllora "" Parkersburg, W Va, Satunjay Robert Grimes of Elkhart, lnd, spent the week end with bli lam lly, Mulberry Ave • • Lei U1 Solve Yuur ' Lalllldry & Dry Cleaning i'ro•lems Hala Cleaned e Mosa Leda Mae ~a,uter 1 teach er In the Nelsonv!Ue achools,.and Mtss. Dolores Kraeuter, student at ou. speqt the week end with theor parents, Mr and !drs Eldon Kraeuter Mormng Star Mre Aten Shain Is a medocal pa tlent at Whole c\oo10 Hospital, Col umbus John Seodenable, son of Mr and Mrs Howard Se1denable, Is con fined to hio home with chicken pox Mr and Mrs George Dabney and daughter, Barbara, of South side. W Va , visited Sunday alter nQon with Mr and IJ!re Willard Ebersbach and daughters Mr and Mrs F1oJ4 Rumfleld of Rutland were S~n4·~ guests of Mr and Mrs Chlrl'l!' lluok, Recent gue818 of Mr an~' Mrs Edwin Wehrung were ller uncle and aunt, Mr and M" BUI Eull, of St Michael, Mlnn..llrul Mr and Mro Loon Jaeb, c! Minneapolis The Daily Sentinil BAKU FURNITURE .. Phone 1244 r--. - - Mr and M i• Carl Z::.tlc~aon and lamdy of Buflafo, N V:, l"ho were ca!Jed here by the death of her grandn>other, Mn Plorenee How ell are the cuesta of h~r brother and sister In law, lllr. and 1\!rs Geor*e Wroght · S"RACUSE .I , I Valentine Day a~d the mollt w11 carried out In the freshmepts ),. Mrs Florence Hordcn and Earl Nease, were ho~teaaes Syracuse Garden Club ··v~:;;b.;;t;l of Mrs Harden on • St Thuraday evenl'11 Feb 6th pres1dent Mn. James Telford, was 1~ charge of tho meeting which Was opened woth the opemng odb and the repeating of the "Lord's Prayer" 10 unison The subject of the meeting waa 411awna11 and lho roll call was ~nswered by "naming an Improvement you would like to make on your lawn" It was vot· elY to pay SID00 toward tho land scappong •I the chMten home ground!i Mrs Geneva H Nolan, was a gue1t speaker and gave a very tnte~tm11 talk on lawns. The Valentine moflt was carried out •n the reahm!nls served to 'hose members; Mr~ Teaford. Mrs ·~ary Hubbard, Mrs. Ma Slack, Mlls Janice Teaford, Mrs Alpha Cottnll, Mrs nonald Cottrill, Mrs "'t ~ 11 James Quoek, M is, eanor CI!To Mrs, Wlll11 Lea I~P,am, and ~ guests Mrs Hermrn ~Loitdon, \Irs Robert Harden, Mrs Donald Llale, , Mjs!eJ ~onni!l, ~nd ,!Wbaro Lead Ingham, and)Mrs Nolan , 11!111 ,t;llee •CIP<~art aceompan ' ed her son and daulhl~r In Jaw ! Mr ana Mn. Billy Capehart of { Columbus •o ~Iori~' Jo1 a vaca·~ tlon ' ~~ " 11rs Mary tJub~a~d h•? return ed• to her home here alter spend mg two w~eks 't the home of Mr and M•• Keoth )Voods al Miners· volle lollowln1 rteent aurgery at 1 Holzer Hospllal l Bv M". Ada Sl¥k Fnends here received word of the death of Danjel Matthewson at hiS home In Dayton He was born here the lien of Mr and Mrs W1Uiam Mattbewson both de~as-' ed He had lived Jn Dayton the pRS t ·~ years and ' was assoco~te~ with the Delco Procfucta division, General !4otoea Corp, for S8 yea.s unto! his re~rement two years ago ,Mr Mnllh~son sufVlved by his wofe Cora,Jjnd a daughter Mre Harold Sh4llti o( Dayton Funer~l servt~ea wer0 ~nducted Wednea day at the : Horrls FUneral Jlome '" Dayton, wotk buroal In the B)'l'on Cemetery I I 1 The WS CS of the Methodist Church m~t on Wednesday even lng Fob 31h at the home of Mrs Wilham Houdashelt The Prell· FAT!jlll, ltiTI)8NS dent Moas Marcia Karr presided LUF:NEBURG, Germib UP - : Devotions •vas conducted by Mrs Tep Soflet leaden ha., respond : Royal Thomas. who used 11 her eel to a plea from a younr Ger· topic "Chroatlan Achon On The man schoolgirl to "aend my paddy : March" For a pro1ram se3SlOll Mls home" AnQell~se Ste11f, 1~, bad ' Wilham E~hln l•r used as 1$' written letters to Soviet P1""ler . topiC "Those Who Serve" The Nokolal Bulganln and Communist • study book "Training and Com J Partv chief Nlklta Khrusbehev • mlSslomng of the Twelve· by Miss pleading for the retu1'1\ .0f her I•· : Kalil' Thlrteeri sick o~l were,. re. ~~~r ••:lfllo~l,W.a!her" Johwn Stolfi ported Other memb~~~ ,~~esent. ,\11lo J•Wf•!t41\Ciir(d ~~e :lluaalans were Mr! ~hn ~vag'e, ,lol1'!11 1!(<1~~· ~~~eH ~ word , Melvin Gromnl,\ MFI. Freda Field•.. Ftfdu !{~ ~vi :•~ orltlest Mrs Bert W~ese 1he hyJng room t~t"Jw~.' t(r l'i.illil'l>. ~<allowed w" dec".'"ated In kee~ln~ wtth to JO''~om ••lg )\:,_(,~el'iiiany\ ( DON'T FO~GET TO ,_,. -;; t""· I present• the Ambass~td~t S~fa •• ~ . Ti I • • . ) vale ' New Store Hours ) OPEN MONDAY 12 Noon Until 9 P.M. OP.EN TUES., WEDS., THURS. & FRI. 7a.m. to 5:30 p.m. OPEN SATURDAYS 7 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. ~ ' .11'1•-lltlht. . lor ..... - · ltltlt-• .. ' . FGalll RUbber Cushions ' Salf .,riCe,$388.00 f Another Good Buy! Another Good Buy I GLASS Lit-JEll 3t GAL. GAS 50 GAL. ELECTRIC ~OT WATER HEATER 10 Year Warranty Complete Automatic Control~ Reaular Selllng Price Ul9 &5 ON SALE m1s WEEK $99•95 ....... ""'~ _lolotll ....... ' Remember- Closed 'fill Noon Every Monday __ ...... Loli... Qollr,--tlnlhtll'll_ .. ..........,.lith _ _ .. -~""'_ ) llftlliOI\1 ~ V&ltnllot- Qrltll\!ll• • •\lit"-lld6i' • • HOT WATER HEATER 10 Year Warranty Complete Automatic Controls Regular Selling Price •94 95 THIS ' 1ltaother Good Bu11! If THIS SALE GALLON GAS ' HOT WATER HEATER ' • • • . .. $59.95 Complele Automatic CQnllols aeill!u SeJUng Priee " ' 95 Tkt Roacf• To Moson City Art As Smooth Aa A Rib_!»on • CHURCH DINNER BAKED HAM DINNBR I ' . .\ ICitltrH north tonight nlthl atrt It tllliUIM••t. Clothes Theft -..ffle Middleport Co o,nly that of lh• State of OhiOi b\Jt Cold weather possibly caused lhat other lntere6ta were watah p lng the tide of th• 'battle over the omeroy's lat,.t law vlolahon as law He stated that, "OhiO Is tbe a St Lout; man was arrested battleground 6n thla law " lllonday for stealing clothes He In other buslnest be!orl! the was wearmg at least four coats c;h~bet In Jill leogthy sessoon at the lime of hl.l arrest Mol>dfy, 11 was tevealed that the Sherofl Robert C Hartenbech / u II "' said today Harry T Slape Is 00 °"' Dlstilcl of En~llieors charged With entering a Pomeroy I ,.un bad been eontacled for aid on I • beautification of thte OhiO l!wer reSidence and making off \Yith banks, but that they had advlBcd clothln1 No further details of o.d ., ,I tl>at they had no authf8'ltv or !lie on• ident •wao released ' funds to provode such ald. It 1'!11 Slape woll appear before resolved to ma~e anottier lp or Charles Logar J>I'Qich through the offices of Rep Jaol r~ords show one relea~e f l: I • ' .., durong the past 24 hours, lbat ' Tbe '"'""'lion of Jl'y Roush 0111 ' ~•'""" bemg to Cliffor d I'1antz Mlddle- •• a tow• e~'l4~Jlm~n was aceept' ~ "' theJenkins subject ol the rl!• rillltin• ' 1 ' •port ed and ~ao)i Jlllet ,~ras ~pointed ' ><:O~ oute 33~ on which Pomeroy .Pianlt has been m cusfody to flll Ills unexplnd term•r.ecenl· •ould be be.paased, It was the Sl~cc December 6 on convocllon ly wheq the Muon town ~uncll epnsenaus of opmum that na oppo- of uttermg obscene languaeoe to met In lilt Ma~~ Clll'.~ulldiQI. sltlon ahould be voiced m the mat • Council allo ~ r~vlelfiill aoeodent ter, Inasmuch as the proposed re a female an~ for breaking parole, and other offenses lnlllll'ance J!Oilcle• .on t~e memberl IO<atlo' wopld be of vital aid to He was released to parole ollo of the )Jl!OR Volunteer fire 0.. the dtvelopment of the ea~te111 ccr L w Bechtold Porlo!ent ll.t the ,111!10 tlljlethoy re part of Meigs County No ictlpn viewed ths du.U~ and relponal!i!ll· was taken, however, but a eomm1t lies yl the mu~tenanoe man lor tee comprised of Ron Sprmger, the toyn'J water, \forks. !loy Betzlng and fofll\or •Mayor E It w,s deeldecl tbat tbe maon· 'F Robinson along wl\h a like com tenance man wlll be reapeuslblo mottee from Moddleport would In ;pi lor kee,pln~ an adOfj~le aupply of the near fulilro contact• the Ohio water lit the tank 'i t ail times He 111 HIJihway Department In reference will proper'ly ebJorlnate tha to the propOI' d ehanges an4 make a report later ,• leiiJ(qr submi8o IV 1f ' "" te11: :ar.~ IO<prt Still Health Depart· , , On the aehool oaleterla propooal • II was brought out that at the BY UNITiD PRISS preaent times there pre no exiSt lnJ facUlties available to promote Ohoo remamed virtuallY refrl , sucH a venture It was poonted out gerated today In the grip of a tba! shoal~ the pr.,enf laellitles cold wive that WJ! expectl!d to 1 al lhe Pomeroy ;unlor High •lick around untd the end of thr • SehQol be uti~d that It would be week The ley Canadoan blast o!fected ','~e~SIIry to drop or curtail the ~e11nt home economuis classes nearly all the eaatern hall of the nation, sending the mercury Jo at the s.chool. zero many parts of Ohio e0JIY of $3 The subject of a Central Gram 11 mar Scbool woth such cafetem tOday1n Readlnga In Ohoo ranJed ed. 1 laclUUes was brouabt Into the d•• lt~m zero to 10 above Preoent for the nleeUng were C ' Offoeial road~ngs •showed L Ingles, mayor, Donn!• McFar· euaalon wltb •the result that no • action.. wa1 taken but plans made Youngstown with :.! ibove, Tol~do land, recorder, and Curtis l'leDa,. 3, Columbus 6 and Chesapeake 9 lei, E. E Thompoon, B F to explore such a poaslblhty Continued cold weathet was ex· and Ralph Fruth, all councilmen (Conllnutd On Page Fl•') peeled with snow nurrles near Lake Eroe and the posslbollty of son:e anow ac~umui~llon In the nldltfieut Ollunlles Near zero telnperallll'tl wot>i expected tomght with only a high of about 10 Wednesday The Amerocan Telephone and ~elegraph Co saod the electrlcil F Ward, 48, a construe cause~ wldespreod COLUMBUS UP-Five thou~ dosturbancc dosrupbon lD transmission olr· The most brilliant dti.,lay of eleclllelan at the KaiSer and Ohio motorists with collision cutis used by radoo and televlolon the aurora borealis or northern Construction Co, at Rdvenswood. msuralfce polu::ies h¥ve recelVed networks 1 lights In maliy years , flashed died su~denly thts mormng of a l$2]8 1100 In refunds ordered by Road> were slippery Jn spots In tbe Ohio Insurance DeP.artment the •northeast sechon of Ohio, across the portltern skies Mon heart attack at h11 home !O<ate~ Tile alx companies Involved north of ' line through Cleve ~ay njgbt and early today in a at Fourth and Palmet St Moddle· sold Insurance In connectood with land, Ashland and Pamesvllle spectacular electronic ftreworks port that was seen In Ibis area •auto financing, Klehner Johpsbn, l'ne ~alance of' the roads were show and " far south as Floroda The Middleport Emergency , deputy Ohio Insurance superln mostly clear with the posslgollty lntell.le allJIOSpbellc electllcal Squad and a local physiCian were 'tendent a11d today He saod they of scattered shppery •>ots d10turbances' that accompanied summoned to the Ward home but charged row for driven under the Ugh~ diSrupted network pronouneed the •trlchen man ~ although there were .no drlv televl81on and long .U..tance jele d..d on arroval en under that age In the family phone circ~lts Worldwide radio Tbe deceaaod " ourVlved ~Y • None of the companies lnvolv communications also were upset his wife ed were Ohio llrms, he said, al Tbe display featured a hl'l&ht The body of the deceased was though all operatei In the state red glow tbat nve the appear· removed to the Rawlings-Coats Ro,funds averaged $30 to $40 aoee of' a forest fire on the horl· FUneral Home and wlll be taken for overcharges of approxlnl!tely zon Thousands of persons called to the Bartlett Funeral Home at 4D per cent, he saod the1r loeal pollee 11t1llon11, new• Grafton, W Va , for 11erv1ces and Mra Roy Mayer read the mm All colliSion poheles wrotten ln WASHINGTON UP _ Robert papera and weather buroaou to burial Utes of the last meeting and Mrs Ohjp were examined In the lnvea Backover came home toda• to Inquire about the atranae light& Ward W88 a reSident of Grafton R!ilph Spencer gave the treaaur tlg•tlon which began In May, '" f ' From some plaeos the aurora prior to moving to Middleport er's report Mrs Robert Arnold A further check was made 1f thero trade his freedopo for a ew mo- appeared to be a steady, bright , reported on the sale of vanilla was statement by the pollcyhold m'nta with hla dying daughter glow, cherry or fire red At otl> and requested members to brmg er' that there WAS a dr1ver under Tile :za.yeal'Old father came out en atreako of green and wHole qJea tax stamps to the next 211 In the family of hiding to lace arret! on grand li•bt lbl 1 OC 0 OISt meetmg A rummage sale spon 1 Jobnlon said he believes most larceny charges In order to an· • were v • e a so. swer the pr••era of ytar-old "It waa the moat spectacular sored by the Pomeroy Band Boos of the errors were found but he 6 ~ au""ra •..!eail'· 1 hav 0 ten Association, whiCh woll be Paula Ann, who Is suffering from in '"20 yearJ "'" 11 ,. an astronomer," e ev~r aeon ad,vloed motomta to ch,ek' their leukemia held an the bUildmg formerly oc polleleL In Ohio, a cltss If rating He , waiked Into hla home at reported Gerard P. Kuiper doree jLJlOJllS cupled by the PICkens Hardware policyholder " p~ylng 8 45 a m e al after train triP _ (Conllnutd !)tl ,ago Flvt) wu..announcod for Thbroday, rate because there Is 1 , H Ued 0 Fr~~ tnd saturday \lllder 23 In the famUy from the Weat eoaa" e ca One of the nation's fine Vl!<al Pollee Chief sua. Dennis Jr' of oololsts wlll proVIde the tner•m An l,nVltatlon to attend Found suburban Hylts!"le, lold, and ar· '"I'"' O Wedn.,da at noon when the Porn er& Day at Sugar ltun SchOol on 1 ifiRw ranaed to give hlmseU up - this eroy Uon' Club meets In lila ••· , ThlU'IIday evemng Feb 20 was afternoon alter be Yilllls Paula dal rooms of the Fedel'lled read1 The new attendance banner ot Children's Hoapltal Churcb whl9 Is gold woth blue lettenqk pollee ci)Jei a11reed to tbe She Mise Rose Anoomanian Wll; diQiaycd by Mrs Tompkins 18 1 plan I Qll Springfield, Ill ' who eurrenlb I; Tile! Sieond grade and Fifth Meanwhile a Miami restaurant , oololat aod ttroup slrlglU• luder gr..., tied for the banner woth I , owner bas offered 19 pay $1,000 A Valontme j)anee sponsored durin& special nightly services at eadO bavmg s1xtcen parents pl)l Flatt and Serur*s and The of the $2,300 Backover Is al!CUsed by the Annual Club of Wahama the Middleport Chur.h of Chmt •ent :lnother lpeclal rue•t of the 1\!ra. Olover MIChael, program fO&IJ7 Mountaln Boys, popular of stealing to win for the lather Hi(h School will be held at the llle privilege of staying by his school on Friday, Feb 14 at 8 lllub will be coach lllck n~tton of ehaltman. mtroduced the paal (lolumbl~ recording star, of daughter's bedside 'In the las\ P M the SEOAL champion l!omeroy presidents and as each were >n llran~e Ole Opry, will appm days of her lllness. Chet Haddox and b11 orehesira basketball !eam. trodU<!ed they were sooted o~ the pel'f01l at Wahama lllgb will provide the music for the stage Mn Tompkins welcomed oni February 20 •I 8 P M evening whoch wllll be blghhghled the group, after whiCh a gold eol The show will lit! sponsored by I&AN DINNIR ANSWER 'AL~ or~d carnation tied with blue rob tile Annual Club of Wahama High The 'Mtddl~port High SehOQI by t he selecUop ol a Valentine Jr. fore ~all to the Troy .Ohhog, bona were pinned on each pi' ' Sehool and lu'nda raised will be SeMor Mothers ue apollSOrlnl • Qu1011o Admlssloa woll be lofts een!J er bouse on Peacock Ave , Sunday Mr1 Tompkms and Mn Michael, , used to help fmance the achool'~ "Yo Old Ferbloned Bean Dinner" oo Wednellday February •!2 at tbe slnJI~ and -aeventy·fove eenta evening waa reported bf firemen ~slSted. by Larry Wol,. and J:erry yearbook, The Wahaman doutile ~e public Ia Invited here_ today1 _ (Contlnutd On Pagt PIYOI blih acllool from 5 to 8. 1Admlsslon pnces will be sov 1 ~nl)'•tlve cents for adults and ' lilly oent.s lor. children under 12 New Village Clerk Stymied I By Lack Of Adequate Rttords The strange case of nearly the enbre file o!'v1llage records ' being mlslung today had Middleport's Mayor C 0 Fisher and councllmen baffled. · Thb came to light Monday mght at a regular meetmg of , the mayor and council New Clerk , Gene (.rate admitted ~ the mayor and counc1l wh1ch has three new members, ana three carry-overs• "There'• ~ardly anything here, It s very dlU!cull to oarry on lhf busm011 of the town wlthoutoometh••& to go by from past yeara" This bwm case baa aU the ole· menta of a whodullnit - The derk's delk 1 modern metal affair, had been kept In th• Fire of undetermmed ongm des- home of fonner Clerk, Charles 1 troyed a four-room home and most Murray, N Fourtb-av 1\ had been observed by counof 111 lumlahmp on the Beecb Road northwest cl Rutland cdmer\ TilloUng In the Murray l·llo>ndov morning makin& homeless home to "be full of papers, appar· ently correspondence and other reof nine eorda." Pomeroy's seeond Ward Ftre - It wu moved by town employ· ' truck oalled at 10 a m to the ea to the council ebamben on Jan. Uoyd S•cler residenee Upon ar- 15, the day of ad annual meeting nfal, the. frame structure was be- ol the lliddleport Volunteer Fil"e yond uvlng Company. -When Grate. Councilmar1 Da· rtre Chief Emfi'IO'I Wells 111d vid Moller, and other emplo)'etl only 1 few thlnl/•• removed checked It after Its amval at the Burned were the family's ciothont, town hall tbat night It wu empty. a Del' boWed cas range, a opace -When COUnellman Miller, en. and man1 othe.r tterru ef gaged on an inveatlcation of the In· ..verage on town bullcJ, , =~-~!~~~· There are seven St~ler suran<e mgo •nd other property ooupt lbe polleles that maht the ~llclet could not be found Tile neil day they were found 111 a drawer of , tbe desk. empty the Jllght befare. But that was all that turned up. Gone. aays Grate ue· the village ordinance book, aU r.op1es of ~~~~ appropnahou, blld· gels, co~ndenee, ond COPIOI ,.,. wu bf reperta ma~ to tile f!ederal ud state govemD~~ts. • ' "" Counollman Clinton Fisher ,pre,. ed for some •lnd of action. H~ wd Af.nCity Rutland Family Made Homeless By Fire Monday • Ohio Remams In G.. o£ The C'Ald "'ave '::.. w•• w~~ · i Witnessed Here By Many Residents V' a} S l ' T Appear At MeetiDif • Is Planned lielpFinance ' ~~ool Annual' c;::~~~i==r~t Ohk: nltht an4 · seulll and ' Wahlllma Hi•h Annual CJub Plans Dnnce high school stud~n\s slon. • , Richar~ $ 0,Wel1', cenoraj t)lanager of Tlte D~ly Scntlll'il; has cutlhtc\1 the monthly con· teal.! and s*eepslllkes event as follows· ' Year Warranty - ' Father Trades Freedom To See Dyl'ng Daughtei' 'eaver - ~~~~ ~~~ T~~/th0: ~~!~: w~·~tt lrl!li!RD, ...lrlo...., Hith St Lo , Man Arrested FOr ~an~e Refund a magnificent interpr~tatiolt by ~r tine I , Pol)lerqy Chamber ~I Cop11nerce at It~ op~n meeting jp lite ottlees of the 01\lo Pow,r Company Mon\lay nlgbt to maintain a "hl!lds olf'l pollcy In relation to the controver· sial "Right To Work Law". A ballot of the membership re. , ' v~aled that the looal Chamber's attitude on the fasue was Jieg. ' ' ~ll.ve &J!d It wae r@olved to ttke no action either pro or' con yn , lh~ au&jeo.t, , .....__...;__..__ l Prior to revealing the ballot a ' l,lvecy 41feusslon of qte t4w was U1S s~ltheaded by Hen(y Peery, bu• • lil~ss nent fdr the IOCJI Clrpen· ter's Union, who pointed out that tbe1e waa a semblo.nce of uJ.llon ototi1Sis To Get' ' Shop Pkkens . ~.~ght To f~rk~ Law I M~y. 'IWo checks, one for $1,423 64 and a setOnd for $18,178 15 total hng $2t1,202 79, were 1 handed Treasurer Clyde Molhoon Tilts was half the tax a.sseaament for 19~ I Based on the comp•ny a 2400 mctera In Meigs County. the tax· es averaged out at $16111 per meter Based on the company's 14 employes here, the payment averag ed $2,886 1D per worker The committee on the Ham Shoot sponwred for the RaCIDe First Aod Squad reported that because of bad weather a small orowd was on hand for the shoot and all matches were not com· pleted February 16 was set for anoth· er match at the Racme Plonlllllg lloll AU proeeedo from thoa shoot win be turned over to the First Aid Squad to apply on the pur· chase of a new ambulance There will be a spet:lll meet mg of the Post at the Legion Hall Saturday, Feb 15 ·--....,.--Belpre Farmer Frozen To Death Lttart, W.Va. MARlETTA, 0 UP- Mannle Pony Is Listed Gainer, M. B<lprc Twp farmer was found frozen to death High In Ratings 1n 1 f1e14 near hi! home today 1 Wlshtngton Count~ Sheriff "Tbu thing u l;I'IJ)I The longer certainly points toward Charles Murray and we ought to pve hlnl a chance to come In and explam what has happened • fiJher 111d that when coundl met January 18th lfr :Munlay was altendlnl the 'firemen's meetias upstairs. He waa mvtted dOWIIJ 1o council, apparently to uawer queatlOJU abOut the empty desk. "He never ..,.. don," uld C.uncilman Fiaber 1 But Councilman David Jlillor cautioned apillll hurried actloa. 11 1 wu oa eouncll for two yean when Mr. Murray was cltrt. 111 all honesty I ean 1JY be waslbe m01l cooperative penon powble on all vlllace bullUlOIS, and •err effl· CJent We must not a...,.. him of ariytbmg illegal." S.hCltor Bernard Fults support; ed tbts "'"' He pomted out that while not mmtalning peoper ~ p1es of documenta ond correapou. dence might be "vflr'l poor bu"' neBB" It wu not likely lllepL "As for government report~, tM permanent record " mailed 10 tli8 government," he said ~ Mayor FiBber said that durin~ tbe past two years he ...,peatOdiJ failed to get eop1e1 of corrti]JOncl. enct or reports from Clerk Mui· ray even when he uked for !hell) MtlrraY had served' sevenit tenns 11 clerk under Mayor Sid· ney T Russell Mayor J'isber SUC> ceeded Russell Jan I, 1958. F!Jbfr. ' bad been mayor six years tn tit!: • early UMO'a, then stayed out of ' poblics for ID yean. Murray for a number of yean has been employed m Point Plea· sent, W Va , wotb the Marietta. Manufacturmg Company He J'e· cenUy sold his ll!oddleport home and IS reported moved to Welt * Captam Black's Londy, a Shet· pony owned by Edward F. m the .snow cqvcrcd held land RICkard of Lourt. W Va , Rural Sunday night Route. was named to the Top ' Ten among two year old mares m HIGH LOW TEMPS I' liolln<•• releaaed by the Amef!CaD NEW YORK UP- Coldest town Sbelland Pony Journal thos week IQ the country today- as report The Rickard pony was hsted 11\ ed to the U S Weather Bureau- seventh place •n !Is clau among V1rgmw Mr Murray could not be reach· , was Burlmgton, Vt, w1th e tern pomes from all over the eountry peratu~~ of 21 degrees below RICkard a coal operator at ed joday by telephone lor <om· mo Thermal Ca\Jf was the West Columbta began to ratse meut hottest reported Monday wtth a pome.s a few years ago His farm (CanHnut4 On ''!'"- Fiw) temperature of 78 1s lacated near Weat Colwnb1a Dean Elh$ sa1d he apparently du~ d Fettvre Story Derby~;!~: In City Building ' 100 words No text should be more than 1,· 3, Wummg stones o(• each monU1 w11l be 000 wc1ds JUdgc~·b~ themselves iq1lune qrter ~>Chool " It IS urged that each partlc1ptlating stu· • ' th e sweepsta'""" OU•lltw, ...,. nttz r e. ""' w111 be dent "do hIS own wor k" and . th at 1eac hers tltsl, $15 for second, a"d •10 for acl only m an adviSOry capaclly. The Dally thl•"'·'ft''·"" Sentmel reserves the right to disqualify for a proze any entry proved not to bave beEn prepared withm the spmt of thiS rule Said Mr Owen "We of The Datly Sentinel hope to Widen the interests o( young peo~le in home counlf aflalrs with tlils unique i:Qntest among ~ur high scboolsr" , 1 ' • ~' ' 1" "At the ·~m~ time our reader~ ,wl~ ·."'i l'llo mmded pf th~ fine. talents develo~idl jJl our schools by the U~Cl~S and stories llllbUshlld~fi .,.Ia i "" ' ~~ " Rooma In the Mason Coty llulld· ,, mg, formerly occupied llvl!l¥ quarters by the Chief ofas Pollee have been turned over to the voJ! unteer f1re department for use II storage and recreauon rOQms • Tile firemen woll use the ,.,,, for theor weekly meeUnga eneh Wedne!lday evening at Firemen have made a tor • donation of • ~ble to be placed Firemen ~ thanks to Fred Clean~! Jor the lire eda8'~ 'no iJ'1 "' "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 10, 1958 booth clark farley hayman howell neutzling stewart