https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/93ede9dbe954a486397c8038f955b12e.pdf 3a541f7cbce84c0df0e584139e280ca4 PDF Text Text 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... 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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, $15 for second, a"d •10 for acl only m an adviSOry capaclly. The Dally thl•"'·'ft''·"" Sentmel reserves the right to disqualify for a proze any entry proved not to bave beEn prepared withm the spmt of thiS rule Said Mr Owen "We of The Datly Sentinel hope to Widen the interests o( young peo~le in home counlf aflalrs with tlils unique i:Qntest among ~ur high scboolsr" , 1 ' • ~' ' 1" "At the ·~m~ time our reader~ ,wl~ ·."'i l'llo mmded pf th~ fine. talents develo~idl jJl our schools by the U~Cl~S and stories llllbUshlld~fi .,.Ia i "" ' ~~ " Rooma In the Mason Coty llulld· ,, mg, formerly occupied llvl!l¥ quarters by the Chief ofas Pollee have been turned over to the voJ! unteer f1re department for use II storage and recreauon rOQms • Tile firemen woll use the ,.,,, for theor weekly meeUnga eneh Wedne!lday evening at Firemen have made a tor • donation of • ~ble to be placed Firemen ~ thanks to Fred Clean~! Jor the lire eda8'~ 'no iJ'1 "' "' �-.. ' i J 1 ' -- I TH~ Did~'( S!HTI~tL ~- • ~\ --...... _- ~~::ntlvrs;~~;&~-~~>g ~ W!H·rv·CHari,.tt$ I . • ; I Channel J..Tuesday ...1111..:. Wed•l4~ '"' •t We need only to ponder liow stagnant our entire economy would be ~ere it not for advertising. ' ' · A new product desired by many folks to l~ghten daily work loads, to speed up produc· tion m a trade, to reduce the cost of fashion· ing an item, would "Sj!ll" slowly unless in· terested buyers are reached through adver· !ising. Adv~rtising is the best modern means _ actually the only one - of spreading the word about products that are for sale. It o!ten has been observed, and it is ele· mentary in the advertising trade, that suc. cess In business is nothing more ihan having something · other people want, then Jetting them know about it thr~ugh advertising. It would be Impossible to find a successful business fuan who has not followed thili simple precept. Advertising has been so busy talking .bout others it hasn't had time to talk about itself. It is the least understood Industry in Amerl· ca Yet it is a basic economic force Jt helps the farmer sell his crops. It helps the manufacturer sell h1s factory output. It helps the merchant sel) his wares. It helps the technician sell his skill. It encourages giant corporations to tool up for mass pro· ducllon by speeding mass consumption. It is essential to our American Way of Life. In <hort, America Is a Better America _ thanks to Advertising! .. ·' "' At All Time High In '57 11:00 11:30 12:00 !2:30 1:00 1:~5 M#letllile 2:llo Kitty Foyle 11:00 11:10 11:13 1:00 .. for many of the men who are out of wo•k and t!lve each family an equal Income. 1 know aevenl casru where some families are llvln& on unemployod funds white another family wit~ a working husband and a working wile Is enjoying a double Income. Now r ask you reader!-don't ) ou aaree that this Is not Fair I I I I I I So the next time that you walk Into a place of employment, a store 'or an office give It aome thought Then you wttl discover tht before ~our eyes Is a mar· rled woman who Is beating som• young person or on unemployed married man out of an Income of his own. A married woman's place Is •n tlie home--not In some office or the a~eh. I myself am a mar· rled· man end have a livable in· co1ne ~nd tr my wile ever went to work- white I am able to work - 1 would die of embarrai8ment. Thank you and thank.! lor print ing my views on tbta subject Stnceroly, John A Smith . ~~entary e:u 7: ~9 ' 8:00 8'45 9:00 IO:Ilo I 10:30 • 11:80 12;00 12:15 12:80 12:411 1:00 !:SO 2:00 2:30 3:00 8:30 4:00 4:15 12:15 l.ove of Life )2:sC &eard lor T~morrow • 12;45 Guiding Light IY, IINITID NUl UN!tl!:D NA'I'lONS, N, ~ "-'1\1· 1.~~:::~~~ nlalan Am6astad&r ~til' •!tim, . . -.i.-.,--'"'_;-'-on the Freneh bOmijinJ 61 I I. Tu· • GO MAN, 00 nlalan town on the Alserlatl b<ir· der: NEW "ORK 1/P ~The First "My government add 1 feel Artny public Information office Is was an set of anrtsston uaod Ia t'equeats lor Information was premed,' toted and which JOUnltlerl . ob , IJlisSIIes, contraey to the obllgatkina of charter of the u. N." l·tOC'UU anli aatellii&J. ,But II doesn't know what to make of the TUNIS, Tunisia ~ .\n lnt,rha· let~r1 it ~celved recently from ttohai Red Crob l!flleial, on Ike a !jlw._l' Jv .G\IY" jljtliat hlgft lact that rrenchtlbonlba atnlet at ~thooi stu en!• 1'11• hitter read· mere~ otlanlzQilon trucks durl~ "Dear Srr:· '.!~as~; aend J me.'' the air attack which killed 7G per, lt"___...,_____'ll sona: 1:00 1:30 211)0 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:13 4•30 Katte'a Kihlhen AI tbe World TurDI Beat Lbe Cloci Hou..party Bil Payoff The Verdict Is Your~ Brighter Day Secret Stoll)! Edge of Night ~:00 The Early Show 0;30 Your EBSo Reporter 8!411 Sports ParaUe , "OUr trucks had a red cro.l on their topa wblch was well jn ev· ldence. The aviaton caul'· ~at have misled them Iince the planea flew oo low. It i~ horrible." WASHINGTON- AUorney·Gtni· eral WIUiam P. Rogers, on the charll1' that the administration Ia "prociutlnatlng" on civil rllrhts prosecution: "We will enforce these civil atatutes with the some vlt or that we enloree other laws In MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - One Qf three teen-age de1peradoe1 on their arrest In tlltaml Beach for a $iol9,000 -bank robbery In Water· bury, Conn.: "I goess we knew Ibis ~·· colllinf. we were espeetma II.' 8:~ 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:1)0 10:30. 11!00 ffrH ~-9albercast 12:10~-p.m. I ~BIRLEY'S IElm SHOP ' '·oo'' ' on 990 spot 11. ; ': ' ' ·Q".Your •• ' 1. Greteftea Wad! Shcnr , \>30 !loy!~ Katlnee 8:01),, Amerteln B~ndftand , !:SO ' Do Yciu ,Ti'uat Your \11ft . 4!00 1' A:mert••• · Bin~atillo li:Qio Sir LaiiHII!I O;l!Q rr;•JI(buse tlub MIO " a'IO<ln Club 1 • 8 \l~ ·- Jute Rlvlln Show 8:30 . A:r:\bW J, , Smith lleporta ' ' the News •' •', ,t:f&, }~~ ' 7o0tl' .grw .GbW. rij~ .J;{tr':!,p •·DO laoken ~w 1 .., ··~ ~~ c:ea, ~ iy aen I ' ~ Your Esso Reporter Spd~ •Ptll'lld~' ' "' '' '\ Weatheiman Casey .Tone• I Love Lucy Tlie.Btc Record l The :MUllonlike fve Got A Secret U. S. Steel Hour The New~ T9plght 11:~~ ~•lllllnl the Weather 11:!0 The Late Show ' .:.., ""'-bo Tim .... ..••r no ' 'il'est Point Defender ~ i \ 1 .I " ,_,_.,... i"'l Announcements Jl JPU hav~ Sjl,qt~t~nJ tp !,ell Jet ___,.., P~rsonals ,, Pirsohl':l,y, you'll Ute the rc1ulta theM want ads &~t. ' ' (Q) • .L.W 9' 2 e 3tp . fq~nd- ~ll!!ll2ld 111 Tpm~Je 'l'lleat;r br, ~W[I&hlf, Frlllii7 evening. CtV!UJA! ~ ~~. Belurn to 70fW. Main St. c~u 6187·M. 2 10 3tc Fo~,,d in Ohio lliv.•, Johnboat. for outbo<>·~ 11\0tor use. Ernes! Qutlli'n. RacinonO. • , 1 27 ~Qtc --·- - .. FOj1UNI!, near Myon ._,;._;___;.:_ •'' €flftle key rmt r:tlh several keys and small license tag Owner mov claim ~Y ldentj.fytnc •nd PIIY!nf 'or ad. Phone 3D8 Dally Sen~~el Oflite, Mecbanic S!J'lle,l, • omeroy. 1-23-tlc --- " yO!t're at lo" ·on what to ilo Wi\h that extra heater you h~ve layJng around In the attic or basement then lind a buyer for It lly .U.Ing the classlfieds; a,nd you probably can use the C'!Sh ' you <an gel lor It too, 2 6 ~te New ~:45 UO IO:i!Q; 10:~0: ~UTLAND Af~D ;uRNii"URE IUJTLAND, omo we jQin in---lhe observonce of. -- - F~rnitu,. fOI · . ---- $29t4o . ,_ B~KER FU,R~ITURI fill 'Die Brl«batsl C.l'llllt ...lllcldlepart • NATIONAL ELEOTRfeAI; WEEK-1958~mvb "Build a.ttor ~ Ltll'!. . · , GRIJESER BLOCK CO. the mft.'aaiuversary·of ~·· bu1h of Tbomu EdiJplt. who brought electriciiJ out ol the Jaboratoey into 3 ltlilt1 North of Pomeroy everyday 29346 550.00 18370 67P76 \ 1,05183 ose. Pl'jlbably no one naUzea ltl .l!laiiY better than the bowewivQ ' beaellia ol 011r counlr7. It b Interesting to know that a housewife had & l0,623 63 5,978.78 psrt in the start of the electrical industry. Seekinr 5,696 68 a lllament !or his light bulb, Ediion tried hundredl (76257) of ditl'erent thinrs. 4,24665 3,094 53 401.55 Then • , , 1 Out of his wife's ~'llillg •ket came cotton thread. E~n earbonized it, the thread filament burned 40 houn and the electric lamp was on its way to sueceae. Thill- began the praetical. use of electricity. We of Ohio Power join with the entire industry in salutinr TIJoi!I&B Edi~ and aU the pioneers ~hose untlrinr efforts launehejl what toda7 b one of the largest t~~~d ' • • •·•··• ~n .......,. WUd Bltl H!ckok lltcbr Mouse Club CartOOD tlub The/lie 'Rlvlln Sho' Mtliut J. Smith R~pprla the News N"l'S · II Sherlock HolMes DunbJiind i ·'l'omltsfAI~ Terrltol7 Harrlet Whlte·Snow Night Ffabtal 11:00 .1:15 l l ' ' I 1 ' loollll 1:30 :Mo~le Matinee , 3:00 Amilrlc•a l!andstancl t:30 Do You Trost Your Witt 7:00 7:3Q 8'10 9·00 1 ' 9:40 Sljn On D:U Hor'itll!ll M'ovle 11:00 Adveplures In Leornlng , 11:110 Nel4hb<in 12:0l5 Noon ,News 18:15 Llberace 12.43 Movie Quiet Quiz 1·00 The Gretdien Wade 'Shaw •.·oo .Uuem-.n ,,_ ...... .I _ • -~'Pf'l flr•ch h~ .... you .-~·l! fu~ . . . .Y fll9ht of flajn • , • fvll I ~ r...U a....tiJSO "''"' motor ••• ~1111 _1111. -_!,'IJ_' • • iJrowoYtay ~ull ba~t ,.. . - -- · . I • ·\Ne "ant ad• be -r~ur an]1011nce· ment to all Melga County •nd ' yoo'lt GET RESULTS. 2Utp 151 Nfalt ~~ , C&OIIUG 1 !mOOihly on I wJ,e.lt .. , IIMJe. Pil. 3ll·M (09'A! CHrl 81 ~11111113-W~y • 5:00 &.~ 8:[10 6:15 6:30 follol"• you 0111tt Ol"ft olt ""'"' "" Wl'ithOIII Jll'ilillg. THROUGH SAT. D..,.tWe4- ~:30 0!48' 8:55 7:00 7:30 8:01) 9:00 9:80 10:00 11:00 \ OPEN ' tii'O 5 lfON. Edge of Night 5·00 Early Show 6:15 The Jute Rlvlln Sbow Weatberrnan Richard Diamond Tolephone Tlmot Mr, Adams and Eve E're Arden Show To Tell The Tl'uth Red Skeleton Show $84.000 Question Mr. District Attorney The News Tonight ~canning the Weather The Late Show 9:4f Slin 011· 9:45 •ll'*"'nc MOYle 11:110 Nel~bors · 12;~ Noon 1-iewa 12:15 P'rlll'!e Laine Show 12:45 ,Movie Qutct Qutz, ' ' ' Annur GOdfrey 1 Dotli! · ', News at ~id'on Love of IJie Search ,lor_•Tomotr~w O~lding Light Katie's Kitchen ' At Tbe World Turn! Beat the Clock HQuaeparty Die !'atoll Tb~ Verdict Is Youra ll'rlltiter Day Secret Stotm . . Hair Cutting $tyliq$- lleC!Jching on~ Tinting uo C.hannei13Tuesday ·Daily ~ Slgn On Captain K~g8100 CBS New. MorniDI show · Gafry Moore WHTN-TV Cltannel13 t~l! cou~tr~."-- WASHINGTON...Son.ate !lean 'Leader W11ltam F. land caur.: on wbethar the again would use "PtHi and perlty" as a eampatan tlogan year: ,. "We'l't! atlll rollllilll on puee IY ~!ltd Prtll and ~ think bf ·taU we'll be rtiQ· Unl]fd Pteaa Correapondenll nhlg Oll 'iOII~eHI)t." • , aroun4 t~o world took ahead the newa that will make Ill lines, Foreign News 1 gtgn On Oaptl'in KinprOI CBS !lle111 Morntnc Show Garry !tloort ,vthur Glldfte1 Dotto New11 s: Noon 7:119 8:1)0 8:45 9:00 10:00 10:00 11:30 12:00 5 With Rev Satin Jellecl Latex you jlllt . • . the can and atart becault Wa Spu;.<k Playhouse 8:15 Sporta Eyi Chart.-e18-Tuesday C~innel·8 .. Wednesday · Davhook •1. ' ~:30 WCHS-TV ChindeU~ Oally THE DAILY SENTINEL 4:00 QuO.. for a Day 4.43 Hodern Rolllllnces 5:00 Comedy Time 6:30 N'l!WB Picture 6:43 NBC Nows 7:00 Boots and Snddlea 7:30 w;.ton Ti'aln The Adventures of McGraw 8l80 ~ather Knowa B,est 9:00 Telephone Hour Bob ~ommtngs Show C4hfornlans 10:00 Thlt IJ Your Llf, Tbo new Adventures of IO:SO 0. lli!hrf l'laybeJse Martin Kane ll:OU News Hddllnea Newo i!ea~llnea Weathereast 11:1o weattiercaot The Jaek Paar Show 11:1$' The Ja<t Paar Show Sitin OU 1:00 Sign Off 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:80 Mail 8~ Tupper8 Pl3ins · John Rice, atattooed at Ft. Knox Ky., spent the Wl"'k •nil here with his parents, Mr. and lin. Wilmar Rice. Mr. and Mn. Roland Torrence &nd family waa calling on her mother, lira. Harry Allison of Ra· ;;;···u~;~ph;;;~ cine Suftday. , da~tlhlei'O. Mrs. VGnda Mat~n and daughter, Judy, of Vieana, W. Va, spent the week end with her aliter Mr and !tiro. Clyde Headley. IllS! Lyn~all Lyons spent the wee~ w><b Mr. and !lin. Mar· I 1:00 illd-bay News 1:13 M'oyletl)lle 2:30 El!\r Forie 3:00 M,atinee Theater Matmee ,?:'heatre Queen for a Doy Modem Romancea Comedy Time Spi'llch Playhouse S!"Jr!S Eye Weathercast News Picture NBC News Saber of London Treasure Hunt George Gobel Show 3:00 4:00 4:43 5:00 3.30 6:!3 8:25 6:30 t:45 7:00 7:30 · 8:00 . Ohio Power Co.'s total revenues and sale of electric February 10, J9M! tn 1957 reached all-time highs, It was announced today The Edt~rs Mallba<: L Spr!nger, LOcal Manager, Pomeroy. I am •o glad tNat your PIJltl' l'urmg the year the company's 447,000 customers purchas· one a chance to. express ed almosl 7%·~1111on kllowatthours of electric energy, tHeir opinion with ones own ltoe ly more than In the ~rcvious year of 1956 Operating in ld~:~ subject that 1 wish to ~~unlleoj O~:'Jower had revenu'" years, tbe area of most strenuous voloo on t1 employment and ;hy b 1n~a~ Y .000,000 laat year, aclvlty has been In the construe· 10 many young people ~re le&Ytne ~ a••:xpensea amountint to lion field. Last yeur, work went on our town to live elsewHere. a ut ...,,300,000, also-an all-time ot tap pace al lour power plant.hlgh, giving the ~ompany a net Muskingum River and Philo both I think thAt most of the youn· • Income of $19,700,000. south of Zanesville· Ka;.mer rer people are leaving lhla eoun· Major itema of expense wore south of Whcehng, W. Va., and ty not because ther want to-~ut $18.710,000 for luel bupned In the Phtltp Sporn nenr Pomeroy beeallae they Ire loreed to il1l so company's power plants, $22.432,- In all, more than $4 ·~1lll0li to find better OJ)j)Orlllnflles. 000 lor lues and $22,800,000 lor wa• spent laot yeor lor eonstruc· ~I !••"'! a shame t~it aome· wages and salaries. ' lion of generating facllllles. th nc~~n't be done so that thef During the post year Ohio POW· Largeot block of electric energy can i~l the opportunlttea here In cr eontlnued Its expanalon pro- salea went to Industrial customers their home town. The average 1!\IIT WIDNISI!AY grom lnve~t1~g a record $67,248,. nearly 4 5.b,lllon kwh, and realperson of Melp County I !~~~:~:lids~'.e Llldte will m~ on 000 In b~ildms new . generation, dentlal uoers drew about Lo•ill'ortutlllini~d a decent Job or an I, aliernoon at1:30 at tr.ansmlssiOn, dl!lrlbutlon and mls· lion kwh from Ohio Power , to advance. Our com· Hall. cella~eous facilities ond fn. ex- Industrial consumption was vtrto· no longer growing with pondmg existing equipment. oily the lAme "' In ID!I8 while or this growlr.g coontryl ij•l.l tLASS TO lilll'r As has b•en the ca.. dtH'Ing rcsldentlot and rurnl cu;tomers We have come to a stand·sllll and The Ladles' Bible Claaa ol the most of th~ post·World Wur 11 boosted thell' usage almost nine no one cares abOut doing any· Firat Baptist Church wilt meet on ----.~r cent ov th thing about It Thuraday afternoon at 2:00 at the r• er e prev1ous year. II surprises me thot we don't church. Several factors contributed to still have horses and bUUKles DEVOTED TO INTI!R)':STS this residential growth. The aver- tramping along our not too clean CHAMBER MEETINII OF MEJGS.,ASON AREA age domestic user increased his otreeta The Middleport Chamher of National a~v~rllstng repl'Menttr overage unnual consumption to a But the main subject o( this Commerce will meet ji'rlday, reb. IIYe, Jlotllnoii!,Jtlmball, Jne., 843 reco1·d J,(tll kwh liul'lng the year, lettel' Ia the subJect of employ- 14 at "r:30 11 the CIIY l!all. Lo•lnaton Ave,, Noll York City, compared to 3,418 kwh ot the end ment FIRI CALL 18. N. Y. of 1956. The cost of domest1c elec· Right now In Meigo County !nter.. •• oeeond cloy malllnc trlc service to the customer <;on· there Is more unemployed men The l>flddleport Fire Deportment IIStter at the po•t olllee at Pom tmueJ to dccreaoe during the year, than ever before Families ore was called on Monday at 7 00 p. ""'· Ohio. averaging 2 3 cents per ktlowatl barely able to make ends meet m lor a lire at Turkey Run but Subttrlptton rsteo: Delivery by hour. • and yet lhl, lo oue or the richest radioed back that tbe lire WSB oul tarrier where avalleble 80 centa Oh1o Power sold that 2,500 countries tn the whole world, llltTH ANNOUNCID per wee~~t:: one year In advance at humes in 1t1 service area now are But 1 think one of the most !'he Tl.lll' Sen'tlnal olllce, .15.60; heated electrically, the company 1hscourawtng of ail things is the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flek (Jtlary ail months, 117.80; throe monthl. huvlng ad~ed 952 all-electl'lc working married woman who has Lou Kelly) of Hannibal, Ohio, a" $3 90. Ry motor route where avail· hom••• to lb hnos during the p081 0 husband hoi dinK down a good announcing the birth of a 10 lb., eblo. one mont~ 11• mall one year. JOb JUtl about every store hos a 4 oz. son, Dana Kelly. They also pur $8; ,; • month•, S4 25; lllret have a da\lllhter. Grandparebta Dlontho, s:l.!Ji)t one month, u. married woman workmg In n and are Mr. and Mrs M L. Kelly of Publiohed every arternoon ,.. REDLEIIS HIAD SOUTH chonccs are her husband Is now Mlddlepprt and Mr. and Mrs Dana eept SuQday ,~y The Ohio Valley . CINOINNATJ UP - 'framer holdiOg a good job. Flek. J<Ong Bottom Mrs. K~lly Senlloel, lno ., at 110 Moehanlc Wayne Anderson and CQIIlpment Its alright lor i married wom· returQed Monday alter havlnt St., Pom~roy, 0 Buolne81 ot(lce mun Chesty Evan• headed south an to work II her hUsband Is Un· visited her daughter and new ~hone 398, edltorlul office phone with the Gtnctnnatl Redtcgs' play- able to--but otherwise a work- grancl'ion. ' 97 tng equ 1plftent today. tng married woman mrut be work· lng becauae hor .husband Is not NIW lti,IDINT mun enough to support her. There has been talk of letting Mr. and Mra, Cash Braley of leiS women attend college so Langavtll~ have booth! the Jeaaie there will be more room lor the May home on Hooker Street In men I say mnke some of the Middleport ,and will move there working women who are married soon. lltr: and Mro, May are mov· to o hus~ond who ts working tnc to Marietta where Mr. May 11 steady not be allowed to hold a employed. .,;...,.-.---steady job. This woold make room No Stirring is what appeals to me! , 0:45 Still On • 1:0011Todn •9JOO ROIIII!er Room , 9:90' Tro6bte With raiM~ 10:~ ~~·~· Francis Sfiow , lO:SO :rrt~ Hupt 11:00 'J'IIe Prke Is Right 11:30 TrUth ~r co~uencea 12:00 'l;lc Tao llough 12:30 It CO!dd lie You ., , IJqmjjer 1tqum 'l)'bubte Wit~ Patller Artene Frincls Show Trea~ure Hunt ' - • 'J'Iie Price II .Right Truth or Consequence~ Tic tie Doulh It COuld Btl Yo~ ll!ld·IlllY Newa 10:30 ,.Th~ Editor's Ohio Power Co. Revenues Oil , r ., Business As Ba~ic Economic Force This Is Nati~naJ Ady~rti~lng Week in the United States. W~ In li(elgs County want to help ma1k the week as deseryliig of atlontion by all our readers. . . 5 Si~ple Adveii.Jsi;,g Pr~ept Underlies Success Of Afll~lican ·. I ·-:-• c '; ~·~~tatblg, ..t&iori•lly I - ' ' OHIO~ •. ·Y-.f, -. . • �-.. ' i J 1 ' -- I TH~ Did~'( S!HTI~tL ~- • ~\ --...... _- ~~::ntlvrs;~~;&~-~~>g ~ W!H·rv·CHari,.tt$ I . • ; I Channel J..Tuesday ...1111..:. Wed•l4~ '"' •t We need only to ponder liow stagnant our entire economy would be ~ere it not for advertising. ' ' · A new product desired by many folks to l~ghten daily work loads, to speed up produc· tion m a trade, to reduce the cost of fashion· ing an item, would "Sj!ll" slowly unless in· terested buyers are reached through adver· !ising. Adv~rtising is the best modern means _ actually the only one - of spreading the word about products that are for sale. It o!ten has been observed, and it is ele· mentary in the advertising trade, that suc. cess In business is nothing more ihan having something · other people want, then Jetting them know about it thr~ugh advertising. It would be Impossible to find a successful business fuan who has not followed thili simple precept. Advertising has been so busy talking .bout others it hasn't had time to talk about itself. It is the least understood Industry in Amerl· ca Yet it is a basic economic force Jt helps the farmer sell his crops. It helps the manufacturer sell h1s factory output. It helps the merchant sel) his wares. It helps the technician sell his skill. It encourages giant corporations to tool up for mass pro· ducllon by speeding mass consumption. It is essential to our American Way of Life. In <hort, America Is a Better America _ thanks to Advertising! .. ·' "' At All Time High In '57 11:00 11:30 12:00 !2:30 1:00 1:~5 M#letllile 2:llo Kitty Foyle 11:00 11:10 11:13 1:00 .. for many of the men who are out of wo•k and t!lve each family an equal Income. 1 know aevenl casru where some families are llvln& on unemployod funds white another family wit~ a working husband and a working wile Is enjoying a double Income. Now r ask you reader!-don't ) ou aaree that this Is not Fair I I I I I I So the next time that you walk Into a place of employment, a store 'or an office give It aome thought Then you wttl discover tht before ~our eyes Is a mar· rled woman who Is beating som• young person or on unemployed married man out of an Income of his own. A married woman's place Is •n tlie home--not In some office or the a~eh. I myself am a mar· rled· man end have a livable in· co1ne ~nd tr my wile ever went to work- white I am able to work - 1 would die of embarrai8ment. Thank you and thank.! lor print ing my views on tbta subject Stnceroly, John A Smith . ~~entary e:u 7: ~9 ' 8:00 8'45 9:00 IO:Ilo I 10:30 • 11:80 12;00 12:15 12:80 12:411 1:00 !:SO 2:00 2:30 3:00 8:30 4:00 4:15 12:15 l.ove of Life )2:sC &eard lor T~morrow • 12;45 Guiding Light IY, IINITID NUl UN!tl!:D NA'I'lONS, N, ~ "-'1\1· 1.~~:::~~~ nlalan Am6astad&r ~til' •!tim, . . -.i.-.,--'"'_;-'-on the Freneh bOmijinJ 61 I I. Tu· • GO MAN, 00 nlalan town on the Alserlatl b<ir· der: NEW "ORK 1/P ~The First "My government add 1 feel Artny public Information office Is was an set of anrtsston uaod Ia t'equeats lor Information was premed,' toted and which JOUnltlerl . ob , IJlisSIIes, contraey to the obllgatkina of charter of the u. N." l·tOC'UU anli aatellii&J. ,But II doesn't know what to make of the TUNIS, Tunisia ~ .\n lnt,rha· let~r1 it ~celved recently from ttohai Red Crob l!flleial, on Ike a !jlw._l' Jv .G\IY" jljtliat hlgft lact that rrenchtlbonlba atnlet at ~thooi stu en!• 1'11• hitter read· mere~ otlanlzQilon trucks durl~ "Dear Srr:· '.!~as~; aend J me.'' the air attack which killed 7G per, lt"___...,_____'ll sona: 1:00 1:30 211)0 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:13 4•30 Katte'a Kihlhen AI tbe World TurDI Beat Lbe Cloci Hou..party Bil Payoff The Verdict Is Your~ Brighter Day Secret Stoll)! Edge of Night ~:00 The Early Show 0;30 Your EBSo Reporter 8!411 Sports ParaUe , "OUr trucks had a red cro.l on their topa wblch was well jn ev· ldence. The aviaton caul'· ~at have misled them Iince the planea flew oo low. It i~ horrible." WASHINGTON- AUorney·Gtni· eral WIUiam P. Rogers, on the charll1' that the administration Ia "prociutlnatlng" on civil rllrhts prosecution: "We will enforce these civil atatutes with the some vlt or that we enloree other laws In MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - One Qf three teen-age de1peradoe1 on their arrest In tlltaml Beach for a $iol9,000 -bank robbery In Water· bury, Conn.: "I goess we knew Ibis ~·· colllinf. we were espeetma II.' 8:~ 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:1)0 10:30. 11!00 ffrH ~-9albercast 12:10~-p.m. I ~BIRLEY'S IElm SHOP ' '·oo'' ' on 990 spot 11. ; ': ' ' ·Q".Your •• ' 1. Greteftea Wad! Shcnr , \>30 !loy!~ Katlnee 8:01),, Amerteln B~ndftand , !:SO ' Do Yciu ,Ti'uat Your \11ft . 4!00 1' A:mert••• · Bin~atillo li:Qio Sir LaiiHII!I O;l!Q rr;•JI(buse tlub MIO " a'IO<ln Club 1 • 8 \l~ ·- Jute Rlvlln Show 8:30 . A:r:\bW J, , Smith lleporta ' ' the News •' •', ,t:f&, }~~ ' 7o0tl' .grw .GbW. rij~ .J;{tr':!,p •·DO laoken ~w 1 .., ··~ ~~ c:ea, ~ iy aen I ' ~ Your Esso Reporter Spd~ •Ptll'lld~' ' "' '' '\ Weatheiman Casey .Tone• I Love Lucy Tlie.Btc Record l The :MUllonlike fve Got A Secret U. S. Steel Hour The New~ T9plght 11:~~ ~•lllllnl the Weather 11:!0 The Late Show ' .:.., ""'-bo Tim .... ..••r no ' 'il'est Point Defender ~ i \ 1 .I " ,_,_.,... i"'l Announcements Jl JPU hav~ Sjl,qt~t~nJ tp !,ell Jet ___,.., P~rsonals ,, Pirsohl':l,y, you'll Ute the rc1ulta theM want ads &~t. ' ' (Q) • .L.W 9' 2 e 3tp . fq~nd- ~ll!!ll2ld 111 Tpm~Je 'l'lleat;r br, ~W[I&hlf, Frlllii7 evening. CtV!UJA! ~ ~~. Belurn to 70fW. Main St. c~u 6187·M. 2 10 3tc Fo~,,d in Ohio lliv.•, Johnboat. for outbo<>·~ 11\0tor use. Ernes! Qutlli'n. RacinonO. • , 1 27 ~Qtc --·- - .. FOj1UNI!, near Myon ._,;._;___;.:_ •'' €flftle key rmt r:tlh several keys and small license tag Owner mov claim ~Y ldentj.fytnc •nd PIIY!nf 'or ad. Phone 3D8 Dally Sen~~el Oflite, Mecbanic S!J'lle,l, • omeroy. 1-23-tlc --- " yO!t're at lo" ·on what to ilo Wi\h that extra heater you h~ve layJng around In the attic or basement then lind a buyer for It lly .U.Ing the classlfieds; a,nd you probably can use the C'!Sh ' you <an gel lor It too, 2 6 ~te New ~:45 UO IO:i!Q; 10:~0: ~UTLAND Af~D ;uRNii"URE IUJTLAND, omo we jQin in---lhe observonce of. -- - F~rnitu,. fOI · . ---- $29t4o . ,_ B~KER FU,R~ITURI fill 'Die Brl«batsl C.l'llllt ...lllcldlepart • NATIONAL ELEOTRfeAI; WEEK-1958~mvb "Build a.ttor ~ Ltll'!. . · , GRIJESER BLOCK CO. the mft.'aaiuversary·of ~·· bu1h of Tbomu EdiJplt. who brought electriciiJ out ol the Jaboratoey into 3 ltlilt1 North of Pomeroy everyday 29346 550.00 18370 67P76 \ 1,05183 ose. Pl'jlbably no one naUzea ltl .l!laiiY better than the bowewivQ ' beaellia ol 011r counlr7. It b Interesting to know that a housewife had & l0,623 63 5,978.78 psrt in the start of the electrical industry. Seekinr 5,696 68 a lllament !or his light bulb, Ediion tried hundredl (76257) of ditl'erent thinrs. 4,24665 3,094 53 401.55 Then • , , 1 Out of his wife's ~'llillg •ket came cotton thread. E~n earbonized it, the thread filament burned 40 houn and the electric lamp was on its way to sueceae. Thill- began the praetical. use of electricity. We of Ohio Power join with the entire industry in salutinr TIJoi!I&B Edi~ and aU the pioneers ~hose untlrinr efforts launehejl what toda7 b one of the largest t~~~d ' • • •·•··• ~n .......,. WUd Bltl H!ckok lltcbr Mouse Club CartOOD tlub The/lie 'Rlvlln Sho' Mtliut J. Smith R~pprla the News N"l'S · II Sherlock HolMes DunbJiind i ·'l'omltsfAI~ Terrltol7 Harrlet Whlte·Snow Night Ffabtal 11:00 .1:15 l l ' ' I 1 ' loollll 1:30 :Mo~le Matinee , 3:00 Amilrlc•a l!andstancl t:30 Do You Trost Your Witt 7:00 7:3Q 8'10 9·00 1 ' 9:40 Sljn On D:U Hor'itll!ll M'ovle 11:00 Adveplures In Leornlng , 11:110 Nel4hb<in 12:0l5 Noon ,News 18:15 Llberace 12.43 Movie Quiet Quiz 1·00 The Gretdien Wade 'Shaw •.·oo .Uuem-.n ,,_ ...... .I _ • -~'Pf'l flr•ch h~ .... you .-~·l! fu~ . . . .Y fll9ht of flajn • , • fvll I ~ r...U a....tiJSO "''"' motor ••• ~1111 _1111. -_!,'IJ_' • • iJrowoYtay ~ull ba~t ,.. . - -- · . I • ·\Ne "ant ad• be -r~ur an]1011nce· ment to all Melga County •nd ' yoo'lt GET RESULTS. 2Utp 151 Nfalt ~~ , C&OIIUG 1 !mOOihly on I wJ,e.lt .. , IIMJe. Pil. 3ll·M (09'A! CHrl 81 ~11111113-W~y • 5:00 &.~ 8:[10 6:15 6:30 follol"• you 0111tt Ol"ft olt ""'"' "" Wl'ithOIII Jll'ilillg. THROUGH SAT. D..,.tWe4- ~:30 0!48' 8:55 7:00 7:30 8:01) 9:00 9:80 10:00 11:00 \ OPEN ' tii'O 5 lfON. Edge of Night 5·00 Early Show 6:15 The Jute Rlvlln Sbow Weatberrnan Richard Diamond Tolephone Tlmot Mr, Adams and Eve E're Arden Show To Tell The Tl'uth Red Skeleton Show $84.000 Question Mr. District Attorney The News Tonight ~canning the Weather The Late Show 9:4f Slin 011· 9:45 •ll'*"'nc MOYle 11:110 Nel~bors · 12;~ Noon 1-iewa 12:15 P'rlll'!e Laine Show 12:45 ,Movie Qutct Qutz, ' ' ' Annur GOdfrey 1 Dotli! · ', News at ~id'on Love of IJie Search ,lor_•Tomotr~w O~lding Light Katie's Kitchen ' At Tbe World Turn! Beat the Clock HQuaeparty Die !'atoll Tb~ Verdict Is Youra ll'rlltiter Day Secret Stotm . . Hair Cutting $tyliq$- lleC!Jching on~ Tinting uo C.hannei13Tuesday ·Daily ~ Slgn On Captain K~g8100 CBS New. MorniDI show · Gafry Moore WHTN-TV Cltannel13 t~l! cou~tr~."-- WASHINGTON...Son.ate !lean 'Leader W11ltam F. land caur.: on wbethar the again would use "PtHi and perlty" as a eampatan tlogan year: ,. "We'l't! atlll rollllilll on puee IY ~!ltd Prtll and ~ think bf ·taU we'll be rtiQ· Unl]fd Pteaa Correapondenll nhlg Oll 'iOII~eHI)t." • , aroun4 t~o world took ahead the newa that will make Ill lines, Foreign News 1 gtgn On Oaptl'in KinprOI CBS !lle111 Morntnc Show Garry !tloort ,vthur Glldfte1 Dotto New11 s: Noon 7:119 8:1)0 8:45 9:00 10:00 10:00 11:30 12:00 5 With Rev Satin Jellecl Latex you jlllt . • . the can and atart becault Wa Spu;.<k Playhouse 8:15 Sporta Eyi Chart.-e18-Tuesday C~innel·8 .. Wednesday · Davhook •1. ' ~:30 WCHS-TV ChindeU~ Oally THE DAILY SENTINEL 4:00 QuO.. for a Day 4.43 Hodern Rolllllnces 5:00 Comedy Time 6:30 N'l!WB Picture 6:43 NBC Nows 7:00 Boots and Snddlea 7:30 w;.ton Ti'aln The Adventures of McGraw 8l80 ~ather Knowa B,est 9:00 Telephone Hour Bob ~ommtngs Show C4hfornlans 10:00 Thlt IJ Your Llf, Tbo new Adventures of IO:SO 0. lli!hrf l'laybeJse Martin Kane ll:OU News Hddllnea Newo i!ea~llnea Weathereast 11:1o weattiercaot The Jaek Paar Show 11:1$' The Ja<t Paar Show Sitin OU 1:00 Sign Off 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:80 Mail 8~ Tupper8 Pl3ins · John Rice, atattooed at Ft. Knox Ky., spent the Wl"'k •nil here with his parents, Mr. and lin. Wilmar Rice. Mr. and Mn. Roland Torrence &nd family waa calling on her mother, lira. Harry Allison of Ra· ;;;···u~;~ph;;;~ cine Suftday. , da~tlhlei'O. Mrs. VGnda Mat~n and daughter, Judy, of Vieana, W. Va, spent the week end with her aliter Mr and !tiro. Clyde Headley. IllS! Lyn~all Lyons spent the wee~ w><b Mr. and !lin. Mar· I 1:00 illd-bay News 1:13 M'oyletl)lle 2:30 El!\r Forie 3:00 M,atinee Theater Matmee ,?:'heatre Queen for a Doy Modem Romancea Comedy Time Spi'llch Playhouse S!"Jr!S Eye Weathercast News Picture NBC News Saber of London Treasure Hunt George Gobel Show 3:00 4:00 4:43 5:00 3.30 6:!3 8:25 6:30 t:45 7:00 7:30 · 8:00 . Ohio Power Co.'s total revenues and sale of electric February 10, J9M! tn 1957 reached all-time highs, It was announced today The Edt~rs Mallba<: L Spr!nger, LOcal Manager, Pomeroy. I am •o glad tNat your PIJltl' l'urmg the year the company's 447,000 customers purchas· one a chance to. express ed almosl 7%·~1111on kllowatthours of electric energy, tHeir opinion with ones own ltoe ly more than In the ~rcvious year of 1956 Operating in ld~:~ subject that 1 wish to ~~unlleoj O~:'Jower had revenu'" years, tbe area of most strenuous voloo on t1 employment and ;hy b 1n~a~ Y .000,000 laat year, aclvlty has been In the construe· 10 many young people ~re le&Ytne ~ a••:xpensea amountint to lion field. Last yeur, work went on our town to live elsewHere. a ut ...,,300,000, also-an all-time ot tap pace al lour power plant.hlgh, giving the ~ompany a net Muskingum River and Philo both I think thAt most of the youn· • Income of $19,700,000. south of Zanesville· Ka;.mer rer people are leaving lhla eoun· Major itema of expense wore south of Whcehng, W. Va., and ty not because ther want to-~ut $18.710,000 for luel bupned In the Phtltp Sporn nenr Pomeroy beeallae they Ire loreed to il1l so company's power plants, $22.432,- In all, more than $4 ·~1lll0li to find better OJ)j)Orlllnflles. 000 lor lues and $22,800,000 lor wa• spent laot yeor lor eonstruc· ~I !••"'! a shame t~it aome· wages and salaries. ' lion of generating facllllles. th nc~~n't be done so that thef During the post year Ohio POW· Largeot block of electric energy can i~l the opportunlttea here In cr eontlnued Its expanalon pro- salea went to Industrial customers their home town. The average 1!\IIT WIDNISI!AY grom lnve~t1~g a record $67,248,. nearly 4 5.b,lllon kwh, and realperson of Melp County I !~~~:~:lids~'.e Llldte will m~ on 000 In b~ildms new . generation, dentlal uoers drew about Lo•ill'ortutlllini~d a decent Job or an I, aliernoon at1:30 at tr.ansmlssiOn, dl!lrlbutlon and mls· lion kwh from Ohio Power , to advance. Our com· Hall. cella~eous facilities ond fn. ex- Industrial consumption was vtrto· no longer growing with pondmg existing equipment. oily the lAme "' In ID!I8 while or this growlr.g coontryl ij•l.l tLASS TO lilll'r As has b•en the ca.. dtH'Ing rcsldentlot and rurnl cu;tomers We have come to a stand·sllll and The Ladles' Bible Claaa ol the most of th~ post·World Wur 11 boosted thell' usage almost nine no one cares abOut doing any· Firat Baptist Church wilt meet on ----.~r cent ov th thing about It Thuraday afternoon at 2:00 at the r• er e prev1ous year. II surprises me thot we don't church. Several factors contributed to still have horses and bUUKles DEVOTED TO INTI!R)':STS this residential growth. The aver- tramping along our not too clean CHAMBER MEETINII OF MEJGS.,ASON AREA age domestic user increased his otreeta The Middleport Chamher of National a~v~rllstng repl'Menttr overage unnual consumption to a But the main subject o( this Commerce will meet ji'rlday, reb. IIYe, Jlotllnoii!,Jtlmball, Jne., 843 reco1·d J,(tll kwh liul'lng the year, lettel' Ia the subJect of employ- 14 at "r:30 11 the CIIY l!all. Lo•lnaton Ave,, Noll York City, compared to 3,418 kwh ot the end ment FIRI CALL 18. N. Y. of 1956. The cost of domest1c elec· Right now In Meigo County !nter.. •• oeeond cloy malllnc trlc service to the customer <;on· there Is more unemployed men The l>flddleport Fire Deportment IIStter at the po•t olllee at Pom tmueJ to dccreaoe during the year, than ever before Families ore was called on Monday at 7 00 p. ""'· Ohio. averaging 2 3 cents per ktlowatl barely able to make ends meet m lor a lire at Turkey Run but Subttrlptton rsteo: Delivery by hour. • and yet lhl, lo oue or the richest radioed back that tbe lire WSB oul tarrier where avalleble 80 centa Oh1o Power sold that 2,500 countries tn the whole world, llltTH ANNOUNCID per wee~~t:: one year In advance at humes in 1t1 service area now are But 1 think one of the most !'he Tl.lll' Sen'tlnal olllce, .15.60; heated electrically, the company 1hscourawtng of ail things is the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flek (Jtlary ail months, 117.80; throe monthl. huvlng ad~ed 952 all-electl'lc working married woman who has Lou Kelly) of Hannibal, Ohio, a" $3 90. Ry motor route where avail· hom••• to lb hnos during the p081 0 husband hoi dinK down a good announcing the birth of a 10 lb., eblo. one mont~ 11• mall one year. JOb JUtl about every store hos a 4 oz. son, Dana Kelly. They also pur $8; ,; • month•, S4 25; lllret have a da\lllhter. Grandparebta Dlontho, s:l.!Ji)t one month, u. married woman workmg In n and are Mr. and Mrs M L. Kelly of Publiohed every arternoon ,.. REDLEIIS HIAD SOUTH chonccs are her husband Is now Mlddlepprt and Mr. and Mrs Dana eept SuQday ,~y The Ohio Valley . CINOINNATJ UP - 'framer holdiOg a good job. Flek. J<Ong Bottom Mrs. K~lly Senlloel, lno ., at 110 Moehanlc Wayne Anderson and CQIIlpment Its alright lor i married wom· returQed Monday alter havlnt St., Pom~roy, 0 Buolne81 ot(lce mun Chesty Evan• headed south an to work II her hUsband Is Un· visited her daughter and new ~hone 398, edltorlul office phone with the Gtnctnnatl Redtcgs' play- able to--but otherwise a work- grancl'ion. ' 97 tng equ 1plftent today. tng married woman mrut be work· lng becauae hor .husband Is not NIW lti,IDINT mun enough to support her. There has been talk of letting Mr. and Mra, Cash Braley of leiS women attend college so Langavtll~ have booth! the Jeaaie there will be more room lor the May home on Hooker Street In men I say mnke some of the Middleport ,and will move there working women who are married soon. lltr: and Mro, May are mov· to o hus~ond who ts working tnc to Marietta where Mr. May 11 steady not be allowed to hold a employed. .,;...,.-.---steady job. This woold make room No Stirring is what appeals to me! , 0:45 Still On • 1:0011Todn •9JOO ROIIII!er Room , 9:90' Tro6bte With raiM~ 10:~ ~~·~· Francis Sfiow , lO:SO :rrt~ Hupt 11:00 'J'IIe Prke Is Right 11:30 TrUth ~r co~uencea 12:00 'l;lc Tao llough 12:30 It CO!dd lie You ., , IJqmjjer 1tqum 'l)'bubte Wit~ Patller Artene Frincls Show Trea~ure Hunt ' - • 'J'Iie Price II .Right Truth or Consequence~ Tic tie Doulh It COuld Btl Yo~ ll!ld·IlllY Newa 10:30 ,.Th~ Editor's Ohio Power Co. Revenues Oil , r ., Business As Ba~ic Economic Force This Is Nati~naJ Ady~rti~lng Week in the United States. W~ In li(elgs County want to help ma1k the week as deseryliig of atlontion by all our readers. . . 5 Si~ple Adveii.Jsi;,g Pr~ept Underlies Success Of Afll~lican ·. I ·-:-• c '; ~·~~tatblg, ..t&iori•lly I - ' ' OHIO~ •. ·Y-.f, -. . • �... '' By Alan~· Panthen Relaxl,d, Ready For Wahama Fal,ons T Coach·Sees "Relaxed" Cage Temti Fot · •ince 1948. : ' Although they IO.t at' Wellston la•t Friday nilh~ nevertheless, they backed into a Ue f9r the title when Logan upset Alh•ns 60·59. Now the Paitt~era ean take the title for theniaeiYef by beating Athens Friday nijht in the linal league game, or tie for it wit~ Athena by ioaing. , In this case, tlie championship likely will be a three-tiered affair " Well•lon ha• only to beat Jackson to end ill play with a almllar 11-3 neon!. ------ this year. Kansas, w~ Va~ One~Two In OP ~ Basketball Poll · • ThCir two losseft' this season came on glass back board&-Jack- son and Wellston. But Coach Retton 111 not convinced that glass had anything to do with his boy's de- feats . "In both defeal! we were beaten NEW YORK UP - 'l'lte Uni~ other ways," he said, 11by belql ed Prtss major college bllkothall outrebounded, and being too ti&ht ratin&a with firoJ.plae~ votes and and nervous ' won-lo1t ncords tbrOIIib Ftb. 8. Polilll Game time at Wahoma will be ,.... 6:30 for the reserve game and I. Kan11s State U 16-1 294 about 8 p. m. for the varailj' 2. Wesl ViraJnia 10 lT-1 288 d88h. 3. San Franeiscq 6 18-1 ' 2311 Coaeh Don MeKenzle'a boya f. Cincinnati I 16-2 , 2Z6 atarted the aeason in areal oh•pc 3. Kanaas I 13-3 192 running up an lmpresalve atrln" 6. Oklahoma St. 2 10.2 180 of will.! before being dumped by 7: Temple 18·2 140 Racine in a tight game on the 8. Maryland 13-3 88 Falcon home lioor, 114-48. Since then, Wahama haa !oat 9. North Car. SUH four more, one of them being 1 IO. Tie N. Carolina 13-4 return match at Racine which Kentueky 111-4 31 ended 86-48 for the Tornldo, Second 10 group: 12, Deyton, Meanwhile, the Panthera were 30: 13, Duke, 20: 14, Bradley, 23: roUing on toward !heir lint cham- ID, Notre Dame, 12; 10, Michipionohip In the Claaa AA SEOAL gan Stale, II: 17, Mlehigan, 10: 18, Callfornia, 7; Bowllna Hlcrhllghh 6; 10 (tie) Brigham ~IItle, 5 eicb. INDUS'i'Tt!AL LIAOUI Standing! were •hakon up in Olhm: Pul'llue, 4: St. Bonavehthe lnduatrlal L<agu~ l"t Thurs- ture, 3; Washlncton State and Orday when Pomeroy Motor took egon State, 2 each: Ore&tin, UCLA ail three· games from the first and St. Louis, I each. round champion•. Cement Block. Robinsono, who were Ue4 for lt,e league lead with till> Pomeroy Cement Block Co., eked out one HARRY IOYKOPP win while lORing two lo Boney's IR UNtTiiD PRiSS Market to remain in a tie for the lead. H. and R. Flreatone, tall· Harry ioyt.oH; •ix-loot, ninoend er.s for most or the fir1t round Inch ctt1ltr at St. John'• In tht atayed ahead of Boney's In the urly '"" of World War II, wl.s standings by taking all three lht lira! of tho out-slqd 1itnh from the newly organized 7·UP to make 1 Jreat name In celltft batllttbtll. Ht loci St. John's to Club. tht Notlonol ln~l~t.Hon Toum• Stondl"81 Won Lost monl IIIJil In 1f0 a® .~, warRobimons Laundry 9 4 time Mrvlc:t he returned to 11t Pomeroy Motor Co ··8 4 roconli In' 1944-47. Thot ''"• ~· Pomeroy Ce rm•nt Block . 1 5 "' 1 Mtdlion Squart Oard•n H. and R. Flre•tonc 6 6 mrl"tt ~rtf of $4 points tiNI II Boney's Market 5 7 stood lor 10 yoars until Olear 7-UP . 2 10 RobOrtion of Cllliilnnatl finally Top Teem Btwltrs cracked It wllh 116 only laat !Accordln1 to Standlnes) month. l'ol Will . . , . . 512 Whatonr ha-" to llarry Don Hunncl 609 loykoff? Tht old tctrl"tt ICt hat mowd hlo famjly, includl"tt Clotworthy )' 511 Bob Haggerty •. . 482 lour · chlld,.n, to Toll<lo. Ollie, whore ha oporaltt a louiNiry, s'tobart ( . .. 013 Wagner ., .. . 549 lligh Tcam'-Gamc and Scrle&Pon,.roy Motor Co D57-2700. 1 I'Jae D•lll Selatiner SPORTS DFSK Kelly Shows Biggest Point Spree Mark Kell~ of MIUOLcport is the most improved scorer of the. top 10 tn the SEOAL a111ong all the players of the eight Class AA loop. · Compared to January 9th, a month ago, four of the top 10 have lost ground, one has dropped out entirely, and six have improved their potnt averages_ But Kelly's Improvement JS the greatest by a wide margin. The top four has been steady all season. ST Johnson led from the opening buzzer . But Gene Morgan of Logan, Gary McConkey of Athens, and Max Walton ol Wellston have jockeyed for position week by week as Johnson consistently widened the gap bot,veen himself and the No . 2 scorer . But even ST has sUpped a little from hts Jan. 9th average of 28.4. Today he Is at 27 2, hurt by that bad night a! Wellston last Friday with 13 points. McConkey Slips But is Second Now What Became Of However, McConkey has dipped from 25 2 to 22.8 In fall· lng, he still climbed to !he fu·st also-ra·n spot under Johnson Walton, fourth a month ago with 22.4 upped his average to 22.6 and took over third spot. Morgan, victim of the worst shun11 Ql all, went from 26.8 a month aBo to 22.5, good for fourth ' J11gh tndlvldual Gam tr -tfld Scr· Between these lour lcade1·s, tho point spread becomes ws- Don llunnel 238-609. ' much more pronounced. TWIIII CITY LIAIIUI Jerry Patton, t~e tiny mite of Nels9nvillc, went from 18.8 lligh Three Game Ind. - Blaek· to 18.4 but climbed from sixth to fiftft replacing Kenny Bos- ston 3110. tic of Gallipolis who had 19.2 but slipped to 16 1, lot· sixth lllgh Single Game - Damewood place. . 227. Team Three Games - F Tav· Goes From 11.8 to 15.9Per Game Kelly, at lOth a month ago with 118, zoomed clean to seventh with 15.9. Be had two 26 point nights last week which turned the trick. Jim Ga~kill, ninth 1n January with 12.0 has fallen out of the lop 10. His 11 5 now is good enough only for 13th Roundlng out the 10 leaders are Dick PotL1, Wellston, 15.5; Brown of Logan, 14 0 for ninth , and Chick Conley of Ga!Upolis 13 5 for lOth . · ' . . Paul Folmer of the Panthers WiiS 111 the first 10 most or J4nuary . b~t his last Wellston game liurt too. Now he is lith wlth 12.2 per ~amc. Harlan Whitlatch ofl Middlepot·t ha s come along to be a steady scorer. Bts pace is 10.9 good lor 15th place Jeff Rey nolds has been one of Ute important cogs In the rejuvenatio~ of Jackson. Ills 11.3 average makes him 14th. Elsnaugle of Jackaon, In and out of the leaders earlier, Is 12th with 11 9. ern 1997. Team Single Game - F. Abbott 717. L• •1 3 4 Orphans ~~~e~:~ l"b•:;~ ~ : Sport Centor 5 7 Davia · Warner 4 8 Amcriun Loa••• 2 10 IIAION'S HICIH In~. II games - Damewood 627. wr ~~a'm1 l~~~.; ~":-r\:~11~ ~!~. ern 2184. Team 1 game - Friendly Tav· ern 77J, Top "5" lowlora hrl11 .:~~:~:ach : Wagner 1140 Wilt Takes-Ne\~ -R~Ie As Decoy ~a~:~ood :~ BASKETBAU In Kansas Drive Toward Title IY UNITID PRESS Moruluy mgM that he's prepared Wilt Chamberlain, who long lu PAY that prictJ as be ropealcdly 110 proved he can do every· passed off the post to his team· thlnt cloc on a bukctball court, mn~rs •:von WUt's tc1umnatea offered prool tod1y he can also !Ccmcd surprised In the first llall aacrlfice Pcr!onol (liory lor tho hut they stll)'tod to "mesh" In the 1ood of hia team. sccond hntf. AV Donaghue wound The proof lay tn 1he box Kcore up Kansa1 hlgh-ocorcr with 15 of Monday night's 110-~1 K•nm pulnts and Rbn Loncski and Bob victory over Colorado ll showed lllllings had I4 each. that Wilt hod ta)licd a more sh polnta-lowcot ol his lnhuiOIIH ltiJh aetwol and cotlt•gc c;m.!N And II thowcd th.t he Look only alx aho~ total a Hut~I· Ktrlllgl'r mlg:bt lake in a rrw minuh':t in today'l rac<>-hor.c ba<kelhull Mlci<lleporl's Curbliu•lcrs won play, 112 to U2 over 11 Syracu•c imlepWhy! eeach Dh·k liar]> wusn'l ''nc;••nt b:~•kclball team laal lliUhl th e best gum 111111eHrs Ill S)'l'i1Cil80. ' ~ 'he lo preparing n '"'w Jim lluwhl&. wa1 .high fur tile tlo•ir-d~"' in '" orrurt tn winner. wit~ ~8. woodard had title. The prm 17 for Syrocusc. I• that Chum . surrender Syracum ~VIneb«nnor 9; Henhta three· drickl 10; WIIIIIDJ f; 'Woodard ~ith El· 17; Cundiff ~: Moore 10: Jonkin8 qJW~:;~. ?:; .Cmclnnali'e Oscar a. .-I•· " .· tbJ•, national eoor· curbduli~: Ensllah 14· Payn• 10 \CJUv'~~:(ooi W"l 18; 81 iiell'nedy 10:' Bowles ., ,.~ 1bo.wed 33. , ' )' _ Curbdusters In 92 To62Win S.Wor Rubb11 WALL PAINT moments. IN A LEAGUE BY HIMSELF - Ted Williams, who led tho Another good bet to go all the m~brs In batting last ~ason, hits a new all-time high in the way to the state finaJs was Toledo salarY league with an estimated $125,000 lor the 1958 sea- Scott, which won 1ts 14th in a in a 67-6:'. squeeze past To· lOp.' Red Sox general manager Joe Cronin (left) said: "I told row Jedo Central. Scott held on to All Colors Reg. $6.30 gal. Ted I hoped there would be many more contracts." Onterna- sixth place for the sceond week. tlo~U~I) Saltm Movts Up Another ropeatcr from the week before was Cincmnatl St. · Xav1er, which landed in seventh with a 10.0 record as or Saturday nigh!. The Queen City cbsmp1on, ' ' SPECIAL $4.29 gal. Wellston Beaten In Two Games Here.By Pomeroy's Oncoming Youngsters Fight Results Po!"croy look two, gimes from WeUston last night here, 51-1!2 and 38r30, as Seventh and E1ghlh grade !cams and lreshmon teams sq~ilred orr here against each other . in warm-ups for varsity cla.sbes lbree aQd four years benee. Burrington 15; White 2; Wehster 2: Oblinger 4. Non·scorers. Downie. carpenter. Cheadle. Meier, Free Parking By Unit.• Proaa _ Chas. Burtington, Hysell, Gilber~ NEW YORK; Mlckty Crawfonl, and T. Phalin. 152, Sqlnow', ,We h., outpolnlttl Wellslon : Capbel 4: Liherl 0; Ttx Gomll11, 155, Eut Oranga, Richards 7: Staten 7; Maynard Z; N. J. (10). PROVIDENCE, R. 1.: Olllt RoRero 8: Thomp1Jn 2: BlankenWilson, 197V., Hertford, Conn., In both gameo Pomeroy led ali Bblp 2 and Heitzman 2. stopped Chorllt Norku1, 200'h, the way although the freshman Now York (4). game · was cio.e until the ' final quartor when the baby Panthen S~LIS- PAINT- SERVICI PARIS, Frsnct: Jimmy Martlnpulled away from a 25-24 lead n, 163, Gli~dtlt, Arl• .. and ~" and · ended 38-30. Mlddlaport mlnal 81lluln, 163, France, drew 111111-Y The scoring: (10). Ninth Gradt Pomeroy . . . .. . . 10 I~ 20 Welllton . . 4 13 24 Pomeroy: Knight O,.Sprouse Bunch 12: Coates 9: Brown Wells !. 38 30 CLINTON FISHER .CO. Cleveland Team Second Under Middies At Top ~- COLUMBUS UP - The United 7; Press Ohio High School Basketball l , ratings w1th first pJace votes and Hogue Reported Eyeing Campus In Cincinnati Rush ReSI'gns At State For J b \1/I'th \Vt'lkm' DRIVE IN A IIUiaTIDI'I 0' 1111 TOKYO IJ'I>-lolleo display a oman .allll Juno Al)¥son' and David "~v•_"_:.~,[l c cliftiiiC a)ld ki111in~ In a !rom ''My lllln Godltcy." they lOOt 'it · ali ' back when movlo1h~ll'e: :bl~ it· ~P loU , 16 feet and ~uol it <Wer the , . We Do Our Own Cleaning DUKE ~CLEANERS J\LIJ. MINOR REPAIRS FREE Each Garment Returned In Free Plastlt Bag Experts in Shoe Repair Forest Clark, Owner TWO CONVENIENT) LOCATIONS . ',, Northern Lights_ · tContlnuad From 'iga Ont) tor or the Univeuity of Chica~o Yerkes Observatory at Williams Bay, ivis James S. PIC~ering, assistant m d 1 fl ,., lfllrOno~er ,ot t he ru~Y en Plape· at ·'" tarium In New York, nid he ~ad · . , . 11 never Aeen such complete redness" in the n,orthetn lights ' The U. S. Weather Bureau said the llghll were seen, aver moSI or lhe United States ~· far south as Vero Beoch, Fla. Normally the iurora is slghltd o~ly m pprt h·. ern latitudes, tiut scientists saql, eold weat~er and dry clear a1r, ., made it visible over unu!ualiy wide are ... · ' Middleport Pomeroy Cor. Courl Sl. 3rd and Mabl Phone 383-X J'bone 8204-X Mrs. Kerns Roush Mrs. Dorothy Pierre Manager I Good · Mobilgas Service IOLINS MOilLGAS,... ' Amerlca.~•low•~·pri~d ' sports ca.r- fmUy.eized. only ·1119* I ' - Thel918 SJLVBB liAWK IY UHITID PRill North-t.rn 71 Oldo Ststo 67 Kont Stat. 71 John Corroll 70 loldwln·Wolltct 77 Contra! Slat. 7hl Marsholl H Xa•lor 17 W11t Ylrtlnlt Ia Wlllln and Mary .. Tha Cl,ladol 6J ~lchmond 54 Tonn- .. MluiiiiJIIII 63 Kontu- 72 11\lllltollltll It, 62 florid~· A&M '17 Clarll Ga. 63 Oet.Wie',Toch " Loulolana lt. 61 vo.....-111 M Tuls.. Q Miami 'Ia. IS Otrlohoma City U .. Aullurn 76 Plorldo 6f lostom Kf' , 72 Middle ,._,.,. 61 11 1 141 Stvlhartl 75 Mareor Mlchlean $1.' "90 lowo M North-lwlrn 71 Ohio Stale 76 Not,. Domt 106 Mar<tuttto 74 "'lnllfllll 10 Mlchl«an 6f III!Mit " Punluo 14 ln~fl~, 9~ Wltcinsin 17 Kfftt 11. 71 John Correll 70 Chlca.,; Ut .37 lt. Olol 36 St. Loula 'II Tul11 St Orako 71 Wlchlta Q Cl,...ll& '1 W- II. U. ~ Olola~ll, 46 N.,_llt• H "1. ~o; lt. •I ...,. ttoulltft 11 ., Arlitno .•, .'1\tnll...lrnmtna K1111tt 60 Col'6taolo 51 n . COLUMBUS UP-Mighty Mid· however, copped II! 16th in a row dletown ond Rangy Cleveland Sunday in winning the title. East Tech, wilh identical IIHJ re- Onee-heaten Elyria snd Clovecords, were the clear-cut class of land St Ignatius both advanced a Ohio high schoqi basketball to· notch. Elyria 14-1 went up into day as the season thundered eighth and Ignatius got out of down to the wire. lOth place into ninth. The two powers from opposite ends of the state fini.shed one· The only newcomer lo the top two in the United Press Ohlo 10 in the past few weeks was Coaches Ratmgs for the thin! Salem, whiCh has won 15 games straight week. And of the entLre ~~w;;it;;ho;;u;;t;;•;;I;;•';;'·;;;;;,;;;;;; ' ;;;;;;;;;;;~ lot of unbeaten teams, these two were the only outfllJI fairly eertain of going ali the way to the state tournament ln CDlumbw; March 21 and 22. Base . Many pretty deep pllfalia dot the path or the other undefeated teams, and even the MiddieB and Scarabs could have a few anxious won·lo.t records inciudmg games Wellston: Campbell 8: Gill 7; of Feb. 8. Ttam Points Davil 0; Emmert 7; Mullins 8. 317 Pomeroy . 16 2D 38 51 I Middletown 29 18-& 2. Cleve. East Tech 16·0 248 Wo110ton .. '.. 3 9 16 32 3 Zanesville 15.() 191 Pomeroy: Hamm 10; Phahn tl; 4 Columbus North 1 14·0 169 6; M. ~'crry 6; Poulin& 4; 5 Hamilton 11·2 153 6 Toledo Scott 11-0 Ill 7 Cln. St. Xavier I 15·0 Yl 8 Elyria IH 78 9 Cleve. St. Ignatius I~ · I 67 10 Salem 15-0 6t SECOND 10 GROUP: I I. Canton McKinley 41; 12. Dayton Roos· eveit 29: 13. Ironton I 28; 14. Toledo Macomber 19; 15 Bridgeport CJNCINNATI UP - Paul Hogue l,, 16. Youngstown South 11: 17. the 8-10 Knoxville, Tenn , basket- Columbus Ea!l 9; 18. Flndlay, bill star, has started a flurry of Troy, Canton Central, Cuyahoga rumon that he might enroll at Fails, 8 each. OTHERS: Columbus West 6; Lot~e University of Cincinndi after the recent visit he paid lo ,the ram 5; Xenia Central 4: Akron East 3; Defiariec, Crestline, Lancamp•!· caster, Canton Lincoln 2 each; 0 Coach George Smith of Cincin- Dayton Belmont, Akron South, Tonati wouldn't say if the hlgh-scor- le!!JJ St. Fr~ncis, Manslield, Po"'OD inl Hoaue will be at the university land, Martins Ferry 1 each. " " nut year. "We never talk to high COLU!r!IIUS UP _ Clive JluJh scbool players until their senior said Mbnda~ night he has re- ,..aop is over," he said, "il isn't si1noci 11 ohio State defotalvt fair 10 the boy, his coach or hb baekfleld coa,eb lo accept a limi-t~·~•;m~·t~h~at~w~e;;dla;;t;;ra;;c;;;l;;;th;.;ei!im;;;.";;;;;;;;;, ar pttltion al Oklahoma Univer- 1 slty. Rush, 27. Ia the ~ond mltlaDt coach to leave tile Buckey" eince tho footbaU tnsoe ended. Taekle Coach Bill Hm resigned earlier to beeome bead eyacb at Ohio University. Rulh wu I Hioml arid alar under Hil'etl before be eame to Ohio State thrte yean 110. quee~ . ' Prep Powers Thtlnder Down h) Stretch Driye For Top Honors Championship Game Friday At Athens Coach Dirk Helton of the SEOAL champion Pomeroy Panthers saad today, '1'he boys OJn go to Athens Friday night relaxed and read y to shoot the worts." "But ri rst we want to get ov.. Wahama tonight,'' he said, "And that might be a real tough game." The Falcons, 9·' on their ~son record, wiil hove a home eourt advantage, and it's a 'big one. That is, the court The new Wahama gym b opaclou• and adorned with giaiB banking board• The Panthers have not won a game usinQ: glass board!li I , r, , ,, t•' I "'1 ', '· fly ERNIE BUSHMILLEt WHAT AM 1 SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THESE? STICK 'EM UP �... '' By Alan~· Panthen Relaxl,d, Ready For Wahama Fal,ons T Coach·Sees "Relaxed" Cage Temti Fot · •ince 1948. : ' Although they IO.t at' Wellston la•t Friday nilh~ nevertheless, they backed into a Ue f9r the title when Logan upset Alh•ns 60·59. Now the Paitt~era ean take the title for theniaeiYef by beating Athens Friday nijht in the linal league game, or tie for it wit~ Athena by ioaing. , In this case, tlie championship likely will be a three-tiered affair " Well•lon ha• only to beat Jackson to end ill play with a almllar 11-3 neon!. ------ this year. Kansas, w~ Va~ One~Two In OP ~ Basketball Poll · • ThCir two losseft' this season came on glass back board&-Jack- son and Wellston. But Coach Retton 111 not convinced that glass had anything to do with his boy's de- feats . "In both defeal! we were beaten NEW YORK UP - 'l'lte Uni~ other ways," he said, 11by belql ed Prtss major college bllkothall outrebounded, and being too ti&ht ratin&a with firoJ.plae~ votes and and nervous ' won-lo1t ncords tbrOIIib Ftb. 8. Polilll Game time at Wahoma will be ,.... 6:30 for the reserve game and I. Kan11s State U 16-1 294 about 8 p. m. for the varailj' 2. Wesl ViraJnia 10 lT-1 288 d88h. 3. San Franeiscq 6 18-1 ' 2311 Coaeh Don MeKenzle'a boya f. Cincinnati I 16-2 , 2Z6 atarted the aeason in areal oh•pc 3. Kanaas I 13-3 192 running up an lmpresalve atrln" 6. Oklahoma St. 2 10.2 180 of will.! before being dumped by 7: Temple 18·2 140 Racine in a tight game on the 8. Maryland 13-3 88 Falcon home lioor, 114-48. Since then, Wahama haa !oat 9. North Car. SUH four more, one of them being 1 IO. Tie N. Carolina 13-4 return match at Racine which Kentueky 111-4 31 ended 86-48 for the Tornldo, Second 10 group: 12, Deyton, Meanwhile, the Panthera were 30: 13, Duke, 20: 14, Bradley, 23: roUing on toward !heir lint cham- ID, Notre Dame, 12; 10, Michipionohip In the Claaa AA SEOAL gan Stale, II: 17, Mlehigan, 10: 18, Callfornia, 7; Bowllna Hlcrhllghh 6; 10 (tie) Brigham ~IItle, 5 eicb. INDUS'i'Tt!AL LIAOUI Standing! were •hakon up in Olhm: Pul'llue, 4: St. Bonavehthe lnduatrlal L<agu~ l"t Thurs- ture, 3; Washlncton State and Orday when Pomeroy Motor took egon State, 2 each: Ore&tin, UCLA ail three· games from the first and St. Louis, I each. round champion•. Cement Block. Robinsono, who were Ue4 for lt,e league lead with till> Pomeroy Cement Block Co., eked out one HARRY IOYKOPP win while lORing two lo Boney's IR UNtTiiD PRiSS Market to remain in a tie for the lead. H. and R. Flreatone, tall· Harry ioyt.oH; •ix-loot, ninoend er.s for most or the fir1t round Inch ctt1ltr at St. John'• In tht atayed ahead of Boney's In the urly '"" of World War II, wl.s standings by taking all three lht lira! of tho out-slqd 1itnh from the newly organized 7·UP to make 1 Jreat name In celltft batllttbtll. Ht loci St. John's to Club. tht Notlonol ln~l~t.Hon Toum• Stondl"81 Won Lost monl IIIJil In 1f0 a® .~, warRobimons Laundry 9 4 time Mrvlc:t he returned to 11t Pomeroy Motor Co ··8 4 roconli In' 1944-47. Thot ''"• ~· Pomeroy Ce rm•nt Block . 1 5 "' 1 Mtdlion Squart Oard•n H. and R. Flre•tonc 6 6 mrl"tt ~rtf of $4 points tiNI II Boney's Market 5 7 stood lor 10 yoars until Olear 7-UP . 2 10 RobOrtion of Cllliilnnatl finally Top Teem Btwltrs cracked It wllh 116 only laat !Accordln1 to Standlnes) month. l'ol Will . . , . . 512 Whatonr ha-" to llarry Don Hunncl 609 loykoff? Tht old tctrl"tt ICt hat mowd hlo famjly, includl"tt Clotworthy )' 511 Bob Haggerty •. . 482 lour · chlld,.n, to Toll<lo. Ollie, whore ha oporaltt a louiNiry, s'tobart ( . .. 013 Wagner ., .. . 549 lligh Tcam'-Gamc and Scrle&Pon,.roy Motor Co D57-2700. 1 I'Jae D•lll Selatiner SPORTS DFSK Kelly Shows Biggest Point Spree Mark Kell~ of MIUOLcport is the most improved scorer of the. top 10 tn the SEOAL a111ong all the players of the eight Class AA loop. · Compared to January 9th, a month ago, four of the top 10 have lost ground, one has dropped out entirely, and six have improved their potnt averages_ But Kelly's Improvement JS the greatest by a wide margin. The top four has been steady all season. ST Johnson led from the opening buzzer . But Gene Morgan of Logan, Gary McConkey of Athens, and Max Walton ol Wellston have jockeyed for position week by week as Johnson consistently widened the gap bot,veen himself and the No . 2 scorer . But even ST has sUpped a little from hts Jan. 9th average of 28.4. Today he Is at 27 2, hurt by that bad night a! Wellston last Friday with 13 points. McConkey Slips But is Second Now What Became Of However, McConkey has dipped from 25 2 to 22.8 In fall· lng, he still climbed to !he fu·st also-ra·n spot under Johnson Walton, fourth a month ago with 22.4 upped his average to 22.6 and took over third spot. Morgan, victim of the worst shun11 Ql all, went from 26.8 a month aBo to 22.5, good for fourth ' J11gh tndlvldual Gam tr -tfld Scr· Between these lour lcade1·s, tho point spread becomes ws- Don llunnel 238-609. ' much more pronounced. TWIIII CITY LIAIIUI Jerry Patton, t~e tiny mite of Nels9nvillc, went from 18.8 lligh Three Game Ind. - Blaek· to 18.4 but climbed from sixth to fiftft replacing Kenny Bos- ston 3110. tic of Gallipolis who had 19.2 but slipped to 16 1, lot· sixth lllgh Single Game - Damewood place. . 227. Team Three Games - F Tav· Goes From 11.8 to 15.9Per Game Kelly, at lOth a month ago with 118, zoomed clean to seventh with 15.9. Be had two 26 point nights last week which turned the trick. Jim Ga~kill, ninth 1n January with 12.0 has fallen out of the lop 10. His 11 5 now is good enough only for 13th Roundlng out the 10 leaders are Dick PotL1, Wellston, 15.5; Brown of Logan, 14 0 for ninth , and Chick Conley of Ga!Upolis 13 5 for lOth . · ' . . Paul Folmer of the Panthers WiiS 111 the first 10 most or J4nuary . b~t his last Wellston game liurt too. Now he is lith wlth 12.2 per ~amc. Harlan Whitlatch ofl Middlepot·t ha s come along to be a steady scorer. Bts pace is 10.9 good lor 15th place Jeff Rey nolds has been one of Ute important cogs In the rejuvenatio~ of Jackson. Ills 11.3 average makes him 14th. Elsnaugle of Jackaon, In and out of the leaders earlier, Is 12th with 11 9. ern 1997. Team Single Game - F. Abbott 717. L• •1 3 4 Orphans ~~~e~:~ l"b•:;~ ~ : Sport Centor 5 7 Davia · Warner 4 8 Amcriun Loa••• 2 10 IIAION'S HICIH In~. II games - Damewood 627. wr ~~a'm1 l~~~.; ~":-r\:~11~ ~!~. ern 2184. Team 1 game - Friendly Tav· ern 77J, Top "5" lowlora hrl11 .:~~:~:ach : Wagner 1140 Wilt Takes-Ne\~ -R~Ie As Decoy ~a~:~ood :~ BASKETBAU In Kansas Drive Toward Title IY UNITID PRESS Moruluy mgM that he's prepared Wilt Chamberlain, who long lu PAY that prictJ as be ropealcdly 110 proved he can do every· passed off the post to his team· thlnt cloc on a bukctball court, mn~rs •:von WUt's tc1umnatea offered prool tod1y he can also !Ccmcd surprised In the first llall aacrlfice Pcr!onol (liory lor tho hut they stll)'tod to "mesh" In the 1ood of hia team. sccond hntf. AV Donaghue wound The proof lay tn 1he box Kcore up Kansa1 hlgh-ocorcr with 15 of Monday night's 110-~1 K•nm pulnts and Rbn Loncski and Bob victory over Colorado ll showed lllllings had I4 each. that Wilt hod ta)licd a more sh polnta-lowcot ol his lnhuiOIIH ltiJh aetwol and cotlt•gc c;m.!N And II thowcd th.t he Look only alx aho~ total a Hut~I· Ktrlllgl'r mlg:bt lake in a rrw minuh':t in today'l rac<>-hor.c ba<kelhull Mlci<lleporl's Curbliu•lcrs won play, 112 to U2 over 11 Syracu•c imlepWhy! eeach Dh·k liar]> wusn'l ''nc;••nt b:~•kclball team laal lliUhl th e best gum 111111eHrs Ill S)'l'i1Cil80. ' ~ 'he lo preparing n '"'w Jim lluwhl&. wa1 .high fur tile tlo•ir-d~"' in '" orrurt tn winner. wit~ ~8. woodard had title. The prm 17 for Syrocusc. I• that Chum . surrender Syracum ~VIneb«nnor 9; Henhta three· drickl 10; WIIIIIDJ f; 'Woodard ~ith El· 17; Cundiff ~: Moore 10: Jonkin8 qJW~:;~. ?:; .Cmclnnali'e Oscar a. .-I•· " .· tbJ•, national eoor· curbduli~: Ensllah 14· Payn• 10 \CJUv'~~:(ooi W"l 18; 81 iiell'nedy 10:' Bowles ., ,.~ 1bo.wed 33. , ' )' _ Curbdusters In 92 To62Win S.Wor Rubb11 WALL PAINT moments. IN A LEAGUE BY HIMSELF - Ted Williams, who led tho Another good bet to go all the m~brs In batting last ~ason, hits a new all-time high in the way to the state finaJs was Toledo salarY league with an estimated $125,000 lor the 1958 sea- Scott, which won 1ts 14th in a in a 67-6:'. squeeze past To· lOp.' Red Sox general manager Joe Cronin (left) said: "I told row Jedo Central. Scott held on to All Colors Reg. $6.30 gal. Ted I hoped there would be many more contracts." Onterna- sixth place for the sceond week. tlo~U~I) Saltm Movts Up Another ropeatcr from the week before was Cincmnatl St. · Xav1er, which landed in seventh with a 10.0 record as or Saturday nigh!. The Queen City cbsmp1on, ' ' SPECIAL $4.29 gal. Wellston Beaten In Two Games Here.By Pomeroy's Oncoming Youngsters Fight Results Po!"croy look two, gimes from WeUston last night here, 51-1!2 and 38r30, as Seventh and E1ghlh grade !cams and lreshmon teams sq~ilred orr here against each other . in warm-ups for varsity cla.sbes lbree aQd four years benee. Burrington 15; White 2; Wehster 2: Oblinger 4. Non·scorers. Downie. carpenter. Cheadle. Meier, Free Parking By Unit.• Proaa _ Chas. Burtington, Hysell, Gilber~ NEW YORK; Mlckty Crawfonl, and T. Phalin. 152, Sqlnow', ,We h., outpolnlttl Wellslon : Capbel 4: Liherl 0; Ttx Gomll11, 155, Eut Oranga, Richards 7: Staten 7; Maynard Z; N. J. (10). PROVIDENCE, R. 1.: Olllt RoRero 8: Thomp1Jn 2: BlankenWilson, 197V., Hertford, Conn., In both gameo Pomeroy led ali Bblp 2 and Heitzman 2. stopped Chorllt Norku1, 200'h, the way although the freshman Now York (4). game · was cio.e until the ' final quartor when the baby Panthen S~LIS- PAINT- SERVICI PARIS, Frsnct: Jimmy Martlnpulled away from a 25-24 lead n, 163, Gli~dtlt, Arl• .. and ~" and · ended 38-30. Mlddlaport mlnal 81lluln, 163, France, drew 111111-Y The scoring: (10). Ninth Gradt Pomeroy . . . .. . . 10 I~ 20 Welllton . . 4 13 24 Pomeroy: Knight O,.Sprouse Bunch 12: Coates 9: Brown Wells !. 38 30 CLINTON FISHER .CO. Cleveland Team Second Under Middies At Top ~- COLUMBUS UP - The United 7; Press Ohio High School Basketball l , ratings w1th first pJace votes and Hogue Reported Eyeing Campus In Cincinnati Rush ReSI'gns At State For J b \1/I'th \Vt'lkm' DRIVE IN A IIUiaTIDI'I 0' 1111 TOKYO IJ'I>-lolleo display a oman .allll Juno Al)¥son' and David "~v•_"_:.~,[l c cliftiiiC a)ld ki111in~ In a !rom ''My lllln Godltcy." they lOOt 'it · ali ' back when movlo1h~ll'e: :bl~ it· ~P loU , 16 feet and ~uol it <Wer the , . We Do Our Own Cleaning DUKE ~CLEANERS J\LIJ. MINOR REPAIRS FREE Each Garment Returned In Free Plastlt Bag Experts in Shoe Repair Forest Clark, Owner TWO CONVENIENT) LOCATIONS . ',, Northern Lights_ · tContlnuad From 'iga Ont) tor or the Univeuity of Chica~o Yerkes Observatory at Williams Bay, ivis James S. PIC~ering, assistant m d 1 fl ,., lfllrOno~er ,ot t he ru~Y en Plape· at ·'" tarium In New York, nid he ~ad · . , . 11 never Aeen such complete redness" in the n,orthetn lights ' The U. S. Weather Bureau said the llghll were seen, aver moSI or lhe United States ~· far south as Vero Beoch, Fla. Normally the iurora is slghltd o~ly m pprt h·. ern latitudes, tiut scientists saql, eold weat~er and dry clear a1r, ., made it visible over unu!ualiy wide are ... · ' Middleport Pomeroy Cor. Courl Sl. 3rd and Mabl Phone 383-X J'bone 8204-X Mrs. Kerns Roush Mrs. Dorothy Pierre Manager I Good · Mobilgas Service IOLINS MOilLGAS,... ' Amerlca.~•low•~·pri~d ' sports ca.r- fmUy.eized. only ·1119* I ' - Thel918 SJLVBB liAWK IY UHITID PRill North-t.rn 71 Oldo Ststo 67 Kont Stat. 71 John Corroll 70 loldwln·Wolltct 77 Contra! Slat. 7hl Marsholl H Xa•lor 17 W11t Ylrtlnlt Ia Wlllln and Mary .. Tha Cl,ladol 6J ~lchmond 54 Tonn- .. MluiiiiJIIII 63 Kontu- 72 11\lllltollltll It, 62 florid~· A&M '17 Clarll Ga. 63 Oet.Wie',Toch " Loulolana lt. 61 vo.....-111 M Tuls.. Q Miami 'Ia. IS Otrlohoma City U .. Aullurn 76 Plorldo 6f lostom Kf' , 72 Middle ,._,.,. 61 11 1 141 Stvlhartl 75 Mareor Mlchlean $1.' "90 lowo M North-lwlrn 71 Ohio Stale 76 Not,. Domt 106 Mar<tuttto 74 "'lnllfllll 10 Mlchl«an 6f III!Mit " Punluo 14 ln~fl~, 9~ Wltcinsin 17 Kfftt 11. 71 John Correll 70 Chlca.,; Ut .37 lt. Olol 36 St. Loula 'II Tul11 St Orako 71 Wlchlta Q Cl,...ll& '1 W- II. U. ~ Olola~ll, 46 N.,_llt• H "1. ~o; lt. •I ...,. ttoulltft 11 ., Arlitno .•, .'1\tnll...lrnmtna K1111tt 60 Col'6taolo 51 n . COLUMBUS UP-Mighty Mid· however, copped II! 16th in a row dletown ond Rangy Cleveland Sunday in winning the title. East Tech, wilh identical IIHJ re- Onee-heaten Elyria snd Clovecords, were the clear-cut class of land St Ignatius both advanced a Ohio high schoqi basketball to· notch. Elyria 14-1 went up into day as the season thundered eighth and Ignatius got out of down to the wire. lOth place into ninth. The two powers from opposite ends of the state fini.shed one· The only newcomer lo the top two in the United Press Ohlo 10 in the past few weeks was Coaches Ratmgs for the thin! Salem, whiCh has won 15 games straight week. And of the entLre ~~w;;it;;ho;;u;;t;;•;;I;;•';;'·;;;;;,;;;;;; ' ;;;;;;;;;;;~ lot of unbeaten teams, these two were the only outfllJI fairly eertain of going ali the way to the state tournament ln CDlumbw; March 21 and 22. Base . Many pretty deep pllfalia dot the path or the other undefeated teams, and even the MiddieB and Scarabs could have a few anxious won·lo.t records inciudmg games Wellston: Campbell 8: Gill 7; of Feb. 8. Ttam Points Davil 0; Emmert 7; Mullins 8. 317 Pomeroy . 16 2D 38 51 I Middletown 29 18-& 2. Cleve. East Tech 16·0 248 Wo110ton .. '.. 3 9 16 32 3 Zanesville 15.() 191 Pomeroy: Hamm 10; Phahn tl; 4 Columbus North 1 14·0 169 6; M. ~'crry 6; Poulin& 4; 5 Hamilton 11·2 153 6 Toledo Scott 11-0 Ill 7 Cln. St. Xavier I 15·0 Yl 8 Elyria IH 78 9 Cleve. St. Ignatius I~ · I 67 10 Salem 15-0 6t SECOND 10 GROUP: I I. Canton McKinley 41; 12. Dayton Roos· eveit 29: 13. Ironton I 28; 14. Toledo Macomber 19; 15 Bridgeport CJNCINNATI UP - Paul Hogue l,, 16. Youngstown South 11: 17. the 8-10 Knoxville, Tenn , basket- Columbus Ea!l 9; 18. Flndlay, bill star, has started a flurry of Troy, Canton Central, Cuyahoga rumon that he might enroll at Fails, 8 each. OTHERS: Columbus West 6; Lot~e University of Cincinndi after the recent visit he paid lo ,the ram 5; Xenia Central 4: Akron East 3; Defiariec, Crestline, Lancamp•!· caster, Canton Lincoln 2 each; 0 Coach George Smith of Cincin- Dayton Belmont, Akron South, Tonati wouldn't say if the hlgh-scor- le!!JJ St. Fr~ncis, Manslield, Po"'OD inl Hoaue will be at the university land, Martins Ferry 1 each. " " nut year. "We never talk to high COLU!r!IIUS UP _ Clive JluJh scbool players until their senior said Mbnda~ night he has re- ,..aop is over," he said, "il isn't si1noci 11 ohio State defotalvt fair 10 the boy, his coach or hb baekfleld coa,eb lo accept a limi-t~·~•;m~·t~h~at~w~e;;dla;;t;;ra;;c;;;l;;;th;.;ei!im;;;.";;;;;;;;;, ar pttltion al Oklahoma Univer- 1 slty. Rush, 27. Ia the ~ond mltlaDt coach to leave tile Buckey" eince tho footbaU tnsoe ended. Taekle Coach Bill Hm resigned earlier to beeome bead eyacb at Ohio University. Rulh wu I Hioml arid alar under Hil'etl before be eame to Ohio State thrte yean 110. quee~ . ' Prep Powers Thtlnder Down h) Stretch Driye For Top Honors Championship Game Friday At Athens Coach Dirk Helton of the SEOAL champion Pomeroy Panthers saad today, '1'he boys OJn go to Athens Friday night relaxed and read y to shoot the worts." "But ri rst we want to get ov.. Wahama tonight,'' he said, "And that might be a real tough game." The Falcons, 9·' on their ~son record, wiil hove a home eourt advantage, and it's a 'big one. That is, the court The new Wahama gym b opaclou• and adorned with giaiB banking board• The Panthers have not won a game usinQ: glass board!li I , r, , ,, t•' I "'1 ', '· fly ERNIE BUSHMILLEt WHAT AM 1 SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THESE? STICK 'EM UP �\ ' . >f' o., Feb 11, 1958 I The Daily Sentinel ,f Last Rites Held .:loo!liecl ., Friday At 2PM 0 ................ .iili~~;;:;;;;;;;~;;;:;=~'IIF~~er!~~~'er?.1!~'Reuur were held from the Ewma: Chape:J Frlda1 al 2 o'eloek w1lh the Rev Sucene Brown pastor of the Unite<! Methodist Chureh, oil• datlnt way to measure our Ptofe,aional !taadtna: 11 your ctinfldence tn our PreBC'I"lplion s,Mce Should lllnm oecur on hope that you Will brmg )'Our Dtxtor 1 Prescriptions to u' The anawer' Key We~t norlda l!le~o~~or s. Scbuf - Mld~port Soele&y Editor Pomero1 Sodely Edllor - Phone 6244 Lutllle Haw•lns - Middleport Sotiety Buraal was m Beech Grove Cemelel') and pal!beartts were members of the Pomeroy Emer M. ..no Mrs C II .. Wlae Jr gency Squad and mduded Ed ward and Jack Thomas Davad were m Gal1 1polis Monday tc and Olan Goodwm Charles Le VISit the~r dau gll ter Mrs Wa111~m Betz (VJr,gllua JG WISe) who as gar and John :\f('Kcrnw Commg from out of town for lmprovmg at Holzer Hospital the servtce were Dr and Mrs They wen accompamed by Mr Raymond Reuter of Bennett, Ia , and ~irs John Hobgood Mr Hotr Mr and Mrs Paul Reuter, Tip good entered Holter for the ser ton Ia 1\trs Naomt Jacobs Mrs and t1me to have surgery per Charlea Thomas and Cltrenee formed on h1s arm M1 s.s Palrtcla Baker who 10:. em Reuter all or Columbus and Mr and Mrs Dean Da\ as and son ploycd m Columl>us spent th.e weekend here wnh her parents Mike of Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Ed1son Baker and Janet Kay Mrs Villa Carl entered Umver s1ty Hospital Columbus Sundav for obsl!'rvauon and treatmen t Her room riumber 1s 1019 She wos accompanied there by her daughter Mrs. Russell WilsGn Mon411y thrqh Saturday and Mrs Tracy W~e.ley 9to5PM. Wall Sec has returned to hts home lfl Pt Pleasant after spend EveRJnj By Appointment 1 mg a week ~ilh h1s brother Ro 105 E lnd St bctl See '"ho IS slowly r~c ovt~ rm g Pomeroy from a recent stroke at the home of h1s daughtt!r and son m law Phano 269oM \lr and \irs Jar Turner Mrs Em melt Hughes 1s a pa L1cnt at Holter Ho.spltal m Galli polls where she underwent rna jor surgery for the second t1me Mass Bonmc Van Cooney ts spending the week w1th Mtss Carla Wilson at the home of her pa~nts, Mr and Mrs Russell Wilson Bernard Krmkc tnstrumcntal mstructor m the South •rn Local School D1slncl has been ill at Ius home on North Thtrd Street Mr and Mrs Harold Hmkle 11nd hm11lv \Hil move 111to the Charles MYRTIS KAY'S Beauty Salon "POMEROY'S FINI<.'ST" WATCH REPAIR Legion Me~ting Will Be Held On Wednesday Night POMEROY SOCIETY Feeney Bennett Post 128 Amer 1can Le~JOn wall meet In regular se.-;slon Wedn esday evenang at 7 30 at the LegiOn Hall Commander 1 ew1s Long has annGunced t~at there wall be a f1lm shown of the Famous Th1rd A.rmv-S1xth Infantr) DIVISIOn and 26tn Infantr) DtvtsJon All members and veterans are urged to attend th1s meeting Cosmetology Exams Passed Mr" G1nrge Ehersbarh has re word that she has passfd her State Board Cosmetology Exa mmat1on and Is now a hcensed et~lverl 'JeaJII!CIID Mrs Ebersbach a grad~ate of lhc Southerton Beauty School 1n A.th ens 1s now emploved by Mrs Mavme Ramey at the Wanda Besull Shop tn Maddlcport ~turray homr on North Fourth St wh1ch they had purcha~d on F'rlday Mr and Mrs Murray moved Monday to PI Pleasant where they have bought a new home Mr Murray 1s employed there ~1rs Etllson Baker and parents Mr and Mrs Homer John3on of Mason returned last week from a vacation m Naples Fla Mrs \1 L Kelly returned Mon day from Hanniba l 0 where ahe baa been v1slllllg her son In law and daughter, Mr and l\tr.s Char lcs Ftck and fam 1ly RlPfi.IRING-tN S!,AlU NG T.V!itADIO !:I AL£ S AND SERVICE by BAKER FURNITURE All Work CompltJtd Middleport In Ltn Than A Wtt~ RICHEY Goessler Jewelry Cuurt St .I ' Pomeroy CLELANU APPLI Atl CE E. Mlln St. Phor~ 2tO Pomtroy, Gulo { ~ -- - .. .,·-~ 1 .... • ,_,,To make 1111 W6r1c paJ, 1-. ~ 10 keep 011 die lookout for un-,I 'llfO"d larmtnc melhocla. Througb Ad-; Wllill"'l cu do lhit without leavina I die farm, 1'llat saws valuable dmo. So l1 • ho~~e~dy aar rm makina D1J I ,.. par-:dwtb 111 Advulb•"'f'( 0 ~19·' I ' I • The prelude, "A Mighty Fort teSI Is Our God' by Ml.lo Emma ~ou Davis, Pllnill, op<ned the !ervlee, followed by the eoll to worship by the president of the Society, Mrs Sehm BlaJeWICZ wbo "ead lsaah 1!4 z ' <;roup smgmg of ''The Name I J\Jr and Mrs Clayton Bahr of of Jeaua" preceded tbe invoea Ft .Laaderdale Fla arrlvtd ttoa and scripture re:~dmg by Sunday evenms called the Rev Uston Halley A prsyer by lhc Pertod WIS held with Judy Brown death of her mother Mrs Nor man Neut:llmg Mrs C R Karr IS rec~p(!rating at her home Sprmg Ave, after a reading 1 prayer poem '11le SJmne Wathan• after wJuch the ReV Halley accompanied by Mr.s Halley sang the prayer 'The th1ee weeks Jllne11s Shrme Watbm" A rcspomive Polly Baut!r who has tieen Ill readmg of pr.ayers wu led by w1th the measles returned to Ml!l Genevieve Stobart, Mrs school Monday J Thomar; Dentz and Mau Ehubeth Rev Eugene Brown 1 and Mlss Davia ' Lyd,. Ebersbach were In Coluin 1 Mn Wald9 J Bartels, guest bus Monday to attend a apMial speaker gave an mterestma: talk wss1ou of the Oh1o Annual Met~o- on "We Are Ambassador• of d1st Conference held at the Brqad Chnst" way C"hurch The obJeChlles of the World MtS!i Nettle Koehler vJaited 1n Senice Day were gtven by Mrs Galhpohs Monday w1th her broth Blliltewicz and mdu4ed for ex er 1n law and .sister Mr and Mrs panuon of the Espanola Hospital Charles Weaver 1 m New Mexico development of a Mr and Mrs W1lham Parker 1 n~ rntasJon church In Glaaglow and famJ l) of Columbus were Montana and for churches, chap weekend guests or h1s parents., els and parsonA&e.s ove~as Mr 1md Mrs Edward Parker Sr An offenng was taken fGr these Mltlersvalle projects w1th Mrs Herbert Dixon M1ss Manlyn Grueser and and Mn Albert Brown as ushers lr.end Pat Qumn or ColumbJU The 'Lord's Prayer" in unison and group smgmg of "0 Z10n wrre weekend guests of her par· ents Mr and Mrs Karl Orueser Haste" concluded the serv1ce John and Leonard Shaner of Newar~ spent Saturday With tbelr uncle and aunt Mr and Mra Es he Mossman Mmernille Donna •Reibel daughter ol Mr and Mrs Donley Reibel was absenl fr&m sehool Monday due to Ill ness The Women's Soeiety or Chnst B11ly Joe Strong o[ Wilkesville 11n Servlee of Heath Metbodlsl 15 ill al the home of his grand Church met Monday eventng at parents Mr and Mrs Henry Rei the thurth Mrs Ja:-,tea Cuswell bel ' '" char,. or the devotional Mrs Elizabeth Collm'i and 1 Mr jse1rviee. A piaifiJ solo was present· Jnd Mrs Harold Collins of Rut ell by MISI D,.n~ Criswell !anti were recent guests of Mr Mrs R:ruce Lloyd premded and her that the World Day of 1 nd Mrs G A Adams and Servtce ln Middleport 1 ~tcr ~hss Ltda Adam.s Mrs John Lares and Mrs Ul be held on February 21 at han Rora.n of Columbus were the P m at the First Presbyter weekend 1iuesh of th~> fortner .s ian Church uncle :md aunt, Mr and Mrs. G Mrs Francas H Klem had the \ Adams anti ller stsler lhss lesson for the e'fening and used as Ll<la Adams ... her theme ' Christian ActiOn on Mrs John D~vhlf of Crldota the March" Mrs ti'leln spoke on ville nmved Sunday for a weeki China, Japan and Germany and her mtervaew• w1th varrous for Yl&lt w1th her parents, Mr and •• and, Ch studen•· and m18o1onar1•s Vln C F 1'omp•mi ' r1L el~ .-· lO ,. Ctms TompkinS1s QUite m at Mr.$ Emerson Jories was pianist for the service ~us home on Spnng Ave The hostesses Mn Lawrence Mr and Mrs Rol Evans and family of Canal Wmchestcr were- Milhoan, Mrs Jobn Ktnca1d, ltrs recent guesh of her parenl!i Mr Perry Mitch, M1ss Nellie Zerkle i~lld Mra Rollm Bearhs and Mrs Kenneth Byers sened a ~Irs Anna Stiles of Zanesville ~aserl course to the 35 members present " lhe IU"t of her sut,er Mrs The table decoratiOns earrled Edith DaVLs out a Valentme theme and the Barbara Kennedy daughter of was made of while Mrs Walter Kennedy Jr , 1s con red carnations fined to her home with the chicke n pox Heath Methodist' WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday Pomeroy B~ptist ' Youth Rally Is Well Attended. ..... ..,.. Columbuo vlalled hor parent• Mr • •qd Mra oaear H,ney , Mr ond Mrs 1Delbert Beckel' <J.I Middleport vloded Mr a~d Mr. : " 0 HeiU'Y Sunday , Mr1 John Hei)I'Y ROll ODd dau. Khler of Mason·' v1.!1led Mr. and Mrs Artley BI~Ke Mondat lolr and Mrs. 1 Marvin Barler and sons vl!lted Mto Helen Bar ker recently The Bifkers )\'ere bert for the funeral oervl~ or Mn Be~tha Farle7, Mason .Mra la11e Lewil, Mrs Lester, VanMeter, Mrs Olevla YOUIII and Mrs, Lloyd Hollman and son, Jack atiended the lut rltea of• Kennte, Pomero_y-.vuited ,Mrs Ray Mrs Avery Boothe Mondll)' Plck~ns THIII'Sday ' Mr and Mrs Georae burns and Airs Cbarlea Cartwrtghl and dau1hters went to Charleston Mro Dana Lewik wert ln Galli Sunday to villi relatlveo pol15 Wl\4nesday on busmesa Tom Edw11ds aud Mro Mabel Mrs Nth:on Roush, New Haven vt11ted MIS Freeman Johnson Johnson went to Rio Grande on Thiii'Sday to attend the funcrol and son Thursday Financial Gossip IY ILMIR C WALZER Unltod p,... Financial ldlhlr NEW YORK UP- The Du Pont holdlngi of 63 m1lhon aharea or ~ per cent, of the General MOo tlll'a outsta~dlltll stock has foeu• ed Wall Street attention on olh· The Youth Rally at the Pome roy Bi pllal Church wA well aupo er eorporatlon investmeuta. ported Sunday afternoon when The Du Pont >boldlt~~ of GM has about 35 young people met lor an beeil ordered dlsaotved and the lnsplratwnal 1ervlee and feUow courl.l ore lrl'~k lo n,ure out slilp supper how the jo\>o ean beil be •done The gue1t speaker M1ss Joan Standard t. Poor's has just O'Conno( als~ d~reeted the published s list ~I companl~a ~roup In chorus smglng The dl• with other oloek lnteres(!, tome euaslon period rentered around ol them amoliatlng to control of the quesl.lons "What Shall 1 Qo other unita .,. With My Ltle!' and 'How May Ameracan Hardware, for eum One Know The Will 01 God Res ple 0"1'"' 345.(100 ahare'o. qr 48 pedlve 1 Ule Vocallon•' per ceoll or ownershiP. of Sav.,e Mlsa O'Connor, who will be en· Arm• _ terJRJ the Cleveland Public Allied Chet1fl<al, bold.s 9 per School aysl<'m next !all upon cent of tbe ouJatanijltJI thFn ~~ j, !P'aduatlo•n !rom Rio Grande, gaye Vlrimla Clrollna Chemic~ proo own per!lonal experience 11 !erred atoet; 'ala Pe:r eent ol llluatrat•on or the role of Owet~~-Jlllaoil Gla&! <om"1.on, of God ma1 play m ~he and tilht per ' cent of Ame~ vocational gutdance Vlac:oae atoet In addtUon to 100,· ahO<O• of U S Sled general "!u~.~~~~f~.1 :o:=n., lthe And Their Climax l<ilotrtbute<l ilf!l lira 1'7••••·•' w!~~~~~t:•,~••d 1 InMrtheanddloeu• Thursday evenln1 guest of Mrs Katie BIW at\d son }f:ennle was Mrs Wlnnte Spear& Pl PleaBOnl Mrs Bell Van llleler and dau ghler Bonnie visited Mrs Ham aon Kbblnaon and famdy Thur! doy Mrs Olev11 Young celebrated her b~rthday Fr1d111 at her home •llh her ehlldi'en vlo!Un& durltJI the day • ' or Mrs tis Irw .n. I m•u? Mn Joe Kear01 of BairvJew m vlotUng her sllter, Mrs Mo· bel Johnaon on Thunda1 ~r and Mrs Pat Johnson and baby were viatling ber mo\ber, Mrs MarJorie Ball Sunday at w..t Columbia Mrs Cecil Smith and ehltdi'en 1! Mason vl11ted at tbc WJIUama h()me on Sunday Mrs James Ctmmngham anrl OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. ehJldren Demse and J1mmae Geo to 220 lito. '211.00 to' of NP.\' Haven v1sded Dana Lewis !0HOGS-m 30 220 lo 2!10 11>1 10 011 l<> and r.m.ly Sunday Darty Sm1th who 18 servmg tht> 110.30, Licht 18 to 20.80; Fat U S. A~r Force VISited his aran~ 1ows 14 00 h 18 00; Stags IUIO t~ parents, llr and Mrs T 0 '6 oo Boars 10 00 to a.oo, Sow> Young over the weekend He re •nd Ptgs 60 00 to IZO 00, Shoal.! eelved hls dl$eharge !rom the lOO to ZOllO CA Tl'LE-Stecn 15 110 to 23 00 serv1ce and returned to his fan1 lle•lcr• 14:00 to 22 110, Baby Bee( 1ly m Nash,llle, Tennessee MISI Janice Nicholson was the 1500 to :i400, Fat Cows 1200 to, 20110, Canners 10 110 to 14 weekend guest of Mina Lewls Mr and Mrs Clarea.ee Ward of Bulls 14 UO to ZOllO, Milk Cowi 7&00 to 140 00 but n also m•ghl g•t tnem mto VEAL CUVES-Tops 3550, trouble w1th the tOLirU as m the Seeonds 28.00 to 34 00, Medium. ease or Du Pont 15 00 to 24 00, Com lo Hvs 1& Oil Railroads have many diverse to 28 00, Culls I~ 00 to 18.00 , holdlnfl of other railroad& For SHEEP- Ewes & Lma. 6 00 tG erample, Baltimore and Ohlo has 10;00; Stock Ewes 10.00 lo 2f.50; 43 per cent of Read1ng Company's Fat Sheep 6 00 to lb.OO; Cullt common s!J)Ck and more than 40 l 00 to !i 00, Bucb 4 00 to BOO; per eent of the pre!erreds and ' at Wethers 4.0Q to 10 110 • 3a per eent or Western Maryland LA~IIlS-Tops 2380, Bet,.dt common, and b1g hunk11 or the 5 00 to 20 110, L'lhls Wls !4 od roads aloek.s lo \8.00, 10 00 lo IG.OO oo oo, I half br;~~~~~~~~~ilr The U\llilY Workers Union of Zuspan Amenea, L«al 4!!0, has been cer I l1!10d " hargalnlng agent Jor nieces •nd Mra Carol,!~ some 1118 workers il'the plant and hi! been attempting to negotiate o! Point Pleasant ~;---,..,.--, a contract with OVEC However, no progress bas been made In three months o! Ialka The Kyger Creek plant, eon strucled and owned by 15 Oblo Valley utlhtea, s~p·:)::·~~r.~~ to the AEC uramum at Waverly Tuesday, llirold J St,.ul>, na tm[lal v1ce piealdent of' the unloD, said he woul~ meet lvltb l'tpre· senlollves o! 12 of the I& utilities this week ~nd In D~lon "Unless the Ialka are auece,.£ul, we Intend to set up lnachlnery lor pletetlng all or lh. ' qtllltlos," Straub Bltd • Hill Appt)inted Court Bailiff By Judg~; Ba~n Old Salt Allen C H11i, one lime the U S Navy, eo)llmand beglnn· Meigs County The union lS seekfng 1 aharter work week, op lncr..,e In lbi!t dll!erentlals anltalbii.Jer P"''·Yll'' l cation , The ~OmJpan,Y ' GiYe "Swetb to v' t . the $w:~!' ~ ON · V~LENTINE'S DAY. ., Alumhl COntest l ' I Aaaed To White I ' ,RUSSELL STOYER ,Iq~D ~y.- · 1 A~ltlRD CfiOCOJ,A'rES I 1 'Jb, CREACIJS . . . . . . . : 1 lb. t/UT, CHERRY AND CRI~P CEN1'ERS I, 1 lb. HOME 'FASHION~ FAVyRI'ri!S . . : 1 lb. J)I!LIGHTS .,'...... : 2 It lt'Jl~ .cRtAMS .. 1 • , , 1 lb• .·~~"' ., ' Y'~RDI'ALS I\ I I ROSEBUD MINTS . $% _ ,. .,.. CANDY I~R CHOCOLATES . ... , , . ' lib. Asso~TilD E HJ~ 0 " 0 0 I 0 t oJ "'.' BRlattabit. WDIJS ' ' . ' ' Boosters Qanquet For ~.t:Gr.ict ~e Squ~d :flillma Wblte Falcon At Boostera set M...-ch 28 •• for a banquet h[mormg football and basketball Mon the hlgh school .~'!!\"~!~;~ time waa also aet with llckcl.l hemg sate to the public at tbey met on •being made to K•l a for the event ln IJieeting was Den of the Boosters told " VALENTINE DANCE A ValenUne Dance wiU be ..... , ·-·• Saturday February 15 at B p m m the Raettlc Htgh School audt· tor1um under sponsorship of Glee Club Reedrds w1U be play ed lor round dlBclng A~miWOn Ia 30 cents per person -----~~~----~--~~ President Predicts Reces8ion Will Start 1'o End Next I _ I WASHINGTON (UP) t.. Pr~illent Elsenhoo•w~e;r;J,!::J::: today that th~ rece!lsilin will slart to end next in ployment will pick Ulli ' "I am convinced lhil! we are not swing In activity,'' he Will commence to see facmg a sal!! "Every ind1calion is t~e start of a ptck·up in Job Ilea. Tllat should mark the beglp nflit of the enc[ or tile ~ turn In out I!Oonomy, ,provided we ap. ply ourselves Wlth ,tOofjdence to the job ahead " ' "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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