https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/887129e44c882670f2e3ff3e1bdb2c3a.pdf 09a2469030c9557333eb5d50621b90cb PDF Text Text •• t S r ·M·;--.,,: tt:ikC· Y.ote ~ . 1 ' •• Mrs. E~na Hesson with Mrs. Maxine Colull!bia. and Mrs. Joe Oblinger Is IOD week Wllh their and sJ~~~rn~~~~~~~~~~:ft~~~~d'.:l1bil Horold Ohlinger Clark and her fi•nee, MU· made a bUSUieSS trip Kentucky Saturday A. large crowd attended the fun· era! of ljn. Cora Ohlinger held at the llrolld Run Zton Lutheran Chureh w, dnesday. · Janice Gibbs spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymon1d II ahd family. · Bumgarner of Weal l·~~u~,:~;•~pe:~·t~?,Frlday night with 1.1 Mr. and Mrl. Mnr. Lena Oliver was calling on ;I f. \ Women's Skirts 1 A beautiful group of skirts All sizes 32 to 38. 1.. Long wearing, finely knit rayon panties. {;omfortable smooth fitting. Elastic leg briefs, band leg briefs and Solid colors, checks and prints. sport panties. Sizes 5 to 8 in pink and while. Mrl. Mao Grimm Saturday even· '"'· illra. Clyde Clark and children ' spent Sunday a!ternoon w1th Mn. Marion Roush Walter Crook• of Middleport, 0 , wa1 calling on Raymond Rouah, Sunday. Dallao Gtbba and daughter, San· dra, were villllng hli pmnta Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mn. Dw~t~hl Glblll of Oak Grove. )fori 1 BUCKWHEAT A coat&! wao cllndireted by ~...... Wright and Mro. Knight and ;vrs. Mora won prizes , liven • Eaeh peraon prezent J,er choice of hou•• planta start· led bY the hostmes. L lli;!reabmenll were served by 'the hoatessea to the members and :.u•ot• I.Jra George Genhelmer, ;Jenny ond Melanie Dean an~ ~ra Wnghl ' Nut meeting will be held at 1be home of Mrs. Roy 111\ller with ;lJ:rJ. Paul Boer as l"!llllng hOB· 'leu. Geo,rge Carper will be the lcUeot spnker. • w•• • !walk-In Garden ;chab F,ebrucirY, ~eating Is H~ld Several !rom here attended fun· eral 1ervlees lor Earl Reed who tltel~ _.ebruary meetinc at Jour· Jeya End ~ome of ltw J, IRie Saundm with Mill Saundera os ~hostell. This was an open meet 'Inc with County · Asent C. E 'lllake•le~ " Jllleot opeaker. his 'IUbj~l being ''fruit Treea." • Mlu Saunde1s 1ave an article jln "~cidlous Treeo a Neeemry Pa\1 of Every Proares!lve Com· .munlt.y". Mlna Hlll'l read an artl· cle on •'l'be Care and Plonllnl of DecldiOUJ 'l'reCI." ' AI tbla meetlns It "" report• ed that George Carper ,ol lbe Car· ! ;er bad completed, re· • ahrubbery at the Chrlatl•n Church been killed by the The Walk·ln Garden Club met the pill 1ummer. at the home of ;~1" Jessie Saun··:.:;·,...,.. lrlllll entire elu~ dera, Thuroday evening, c E -*~;i;iii~*;;;;;;;;;-; Blakeslee wao the guest• speaker Iii and cave an Interesting talk on plalnttna, prunlnl and care of rrult trees. Mrs. Mabel Lee, a membfr" of the Home Demonstrallon Choote from ClubBedford attended a meeting at the Lar&e home of Mrs Geneva Nolan on the subject "Your Home Making Bus• Seleetlon lno11 Center" Mabel Sarbaugh, :IS In pk. •• 25c Home Management specialist Wll '54 In pk. .. 59c the 1peaker. Mil R. H. BurHon called on 20 In pk. .. 39c Mr and Mrs. Frank Burson Sal· Otlltrt urday evenlnl. Sc h $1.00 Mrs. J. H. Cuckler and MnLe· IIIIa Dlleber, Athena, called on Mrs Guy Lee, Tuesday afternoon A large crowd attended the Goldon Wedding Annlversar~ eel· ebratlon of Mr and Mrs Porter Midkiff. PRill A lilt S 1~. Htorl Mrs Dora O'Brien spent the week &nd at the home of Mr and IH el Can4y. c...,. In tnd Mn Edaon Hart. II"' WI htw ytu nliY wlnl callod today lor an International aarcomont to ule oul'r opace lor peaceful purpoles only and thus avoid 11Jure global IUicide." Reps Kenneth B Keatln1 .of N~w York and Potrlok J Hlllln1s of Call· !ornla said they would ask Con gre11 Mond1y to 110 on record 11 in •·I • DIAMONDS SILVER 88c Sale 68c For 1'lte Gift You Give With Pride ,, ~t Your Jeweler • Be Your - I , to 16. '. WOMEN'S DRESSES Smart new spring styles. All Sizes. A wonderful selec· Loom woven fibre clothes hampers wllh smooth olate, liners and pyralin <:ove~ hinged hdo 1n beautiful col,• on to match your ~lhro'om, ' 28~ 'lncjtes high. '' lion ol slyles. Solid colors, checks, stripes and prints. Junior sizes 71o 15, Misses sizes 12 to 20 and half sizes ~ ,. 12.101 to 241'.1. ,/1 , Sale $3.00 1 · ii J . COLORED P.YRIX OYENWARE KlfCHEN by~~~~~ l ~~ure linen w II h multicolOred stripes 3 for $1.00 . 'l'll.l'quoise,. R~e 1 Yellow, Lime , 1 ~, ~ t•• 1 ' I l{.eg, 80e PIE P'-"'T!~ . . . . . . . . . . 'R~. Ref. SALE 39e UtJ.Li'fY •bJSH~S . , • , . . . . . . SALE U.,2k sqp)\ti: ~~fl DISHES ' .. ' SALE '1.85 . Reg. $(.25 LOAF PANS . .. .. .. 79c SALE 79e .' • 89e Reg. U.U UTILITY DISHES .. . ·. . . . . . SALE 79e ' Reg. 9Sc ·ROUND CAKE •DISHES , · CANNON $7.95 A durable, no tron, wa•h· able bedapread Beautiful plaids in blue, areen, brown, red and gold with gold lure< thread. Twin or double bed 1lze. $5.00 . , .UGS 'I STAR~UST Fast color printed pil- 'l set in sidewalls. Electronically sealed sepms. Full and . ' twin bed SIZe. $1.99 SALE SIMMONS BED OUTFITS FLOOR LAMPS es. Hemstitched borders. Full or tv/in m e. Conststs ot Simmons 220 colt inner· In brass and wrought Iron. Values $12 95 to spring mattress, matchmg · oox spring and Simmons SALE $29.95. ' Sale $10.00 . DOOR MIRRORS to install. Reg. $5.95. Sale $3.88 ,, Reg. $8.45 ' · • ~os'cp .~· SIMMONUOfA ,8EDS • Lounges - \n ~rted ReJ. $138.t& SOFA BED .. ReJ. $99.qO SOFA BED BABY JuMPERS . Covers SALE f)Ol.OO .. SALE $81.00 Rec. $89,~ SOFA BED . , . . , . . , . . . . SALE m.oo ~--_.------~~~~----. · ~-----.--~ SPECIAL PURCIIASE! SALEt CHAIU llait!eU ~ 1i'' Relaxer, Recliner, ,atld lttckera UUO.OM f 1 , ~ ~ l l. a Reg, U48.00 Kroebler lleluer c-alH !!"~ Ul9.00 1 Rec. ' r •••·!10 Kroelller Relaxer "'Cll~ . 4 Re1. t7't.Of 4, R~ , S~4t $7,'!-00 1 , $1t;~il" Berkl.J~'Reellne~1 Chatr,r's~iE $~9.fO, Swlvel·bue' Roellera : .. ; ~ SALE $64.00 ! 3 Reg. Ut.OO Plalfonn MANY LIVING ' • • ' :-~ : •. S.\LE.$41.00 ' nts : Doolit!le'a flyers in the m~:8Ji;,:d;urmg worah1p sr:rvtteJ. 1 m one o( lbe fiiSbta Tokr.o waa forced J!panese oceup1ed wal taken pri10ner H~ a Jll'panese prison lor 40 •'u d -eondemped' to dealli but w later repne>ed by ~mpero:" H1tohilo f t ' ff' -1-· ' eroui •eelved eernlnc tli~'l!irti.inl[ aidewalb blorkina of ped081rlan,' by the pra~tlee. The <omplalnta he ~ld hid orlsln· ate4 fr9,m But!Omut·av· Kerr's INn and on Eall Main·•1. ' , "q~e M~or polpted out • that )there Is at present time on ordln· ance prohlbiUna parking oil sidewalk\ ·and II'•I enforcement of the orc!lnanee would be made stron&IY llJ be p\-aeUee of eompletely block • 'fr!llnr- Oil ~let kvtn) . ' 1. N.' b~U\C10 ~.. ~1 t\ ' Safe, auapenslon tram- pon skid &llde'rs. Color latl, re· m~v~ble llf'hOI~ty., , . '' '' ~· Industry SIOlen · From This'Area· By TVA1$ -\.dlill , lfoward Krell of the er Co mp~ny tW~ed tbot a f15.01J!l,OOO ai~"J;.~~~~ dustry l'!lUed in II Walley three years au at Ppint Ple..,ant b" '* lair low power ll~g. ,u.oq, to '27 .$0 ~ j ' ~leces I In this lot. ,: ~~ W'PI!.ICE' · $J.f~,Jd .~I.U5 " . Fine qual lty trm1ed , klleb· en towitla w l t h 1 woven eh~~ ...bluer,arreu -and. •, yellow. ' , '· "' 1 13:,,.,.$·1,!Kf ': ' ' ' ' Little Progress · Reported On B&. . . ~..... Of Salem School Fa!ally Stricken By H~art Att~ck Funeral arran1ements are as !Yet lneomplet~ lor Mrs. Roxie ~unnlnlltam, l!ll, of Mason J DO died Wednesday nliihl at &ol)le of a heart attack. The tteeeaoed wu born • in Ma· 1 , amt •County, March lB. 1891, the , I daiJ&bler of M-.eo and Lydia Roush both of whom precedell KITCHEN ' . TOWELS . •.•, . Vamous Name Bran4 OnlY' 18 ~O'MON smgmg :R~~~ Cunnin~ ,, • ' l:r • ,P :I' ' ,., , LUGGAGE·' ' SALE(' I "" SCIIIcK \ ·$~ 1.50 Power Shpve E'ectric Shovers _ ·on Sale For, $26.00 SCHICK $17.SO Varsity Electric Shavers ,On Sale Jot $14.0Q · Sale $6UO ' ,. .on - ~a.le For $J'9.Q() l{eavy vinyl film mattress covers with. zipper closmg, ' :, G~oer:ll Tollyo raida ts J<heduled to tirihg IR" interestmg meSIIage Jo lli~pllbera of the M•ddteJ>Ort The Nazal'ene Sat ~ at 7.30 and Sunday ·$24.~5 El~t~ic ·Shav~rs. ' SALE! ., ~~ ' ' . ;! ~·t on Sale'Foi '$22;oo· MA TT~ESS COVERS Metal Bed . I , RONSON "66~' . $28.50 £1ettrii Shcl~•rs $3.95 ., low cases. 42 by 36 Inch· $1.00 a pair. " 26", Lid. Colors: pastel pink, rose, white, yellow, blue, lur· QUOliO, Ugbt areen. .; ' I, ' tel \'-~1111 of Qlllol)ll Ru1 30''•~~. c.~~·~· 1\'ul 26-'x . SALE 59e 2 f~r $1.00 •-·•tod Soulh.. _Regular $2.50 PLASTIC Slz• 23 by 43 Inches. Br~g hl. Imported yarn rug In block deolgn Auorted bordoi's on black backaround. I •• approval. , The vote am~ after nish electrical power lor huge atomic lnltallatwn at erly Ohto, which II' the Goodyear Al<lmlc Co~paraUB W1tb ~t'• developmenta negotiationS bave reached a cial pmnt and cpot.. men !or bargainin& teamo held hope of any oullllantiol ments belnc made before WodnesdiJ'. • A opoke111181l day said tai' mel!i~n~o scheduled frtm " Sunday at Dayto~ , to JACOB DcSttAZER part lor pleketiDc JJpb DeShazer. a former S<r· garuullons represenfing .wot·kei::h geant m the U S. Air Force dur. In tbe pmnt flrmo. tng World War 11 and one of I ... COTTON YARN ll 1 '1\hh 3·ptece all yl8cose cut pile Bath Mat Set (2 rugs, I lid) wltb white roller coat· ed backing - ' SALE PILLOW CASES . ].....,..... ~l, ;~~,~::~n n.~·~~~:!11·u,'llilnlfi tion over tbrtf! yean ago to I SALE $1~00 $6.88 ·can..On ''Sun VaHey" 8la1kats , ,. SAt.Jv\$,.Gl . ·.· n , · $5.6$·iitan~i'!.romle(' Blanklil ·: · .-~·~s!li' Iii ·~~ ., . . ., t . • • · I • Au:·l ·"".oo · ... BE~SPREADS Doolittle Raider Fifteen of the nation'• AU Vlseose ' ·• BATH SET ' l<nlion of throwin1 picket )ltjltl around all of the elodrlc ti~ inslallallons ,Involved In the .,. structlon ot the huge I Creek Plant and ttl opaJratie•li;J~i\! $12.95 Chathqm "Pa4hwork" B[anklfs · Sale $1.00 ' 1rr.ss had &efn ma~e. , The Union bu declared lla 11J1. ' ' SALE! LINEN 19 s.lle $5.00 I day BUilon of ,contract tails.,~• tween OVEC •nd the which both ptriiea uld no 'k '• .BLAH~ETS ' ·New, bghtwetght plast!c brooms m colors. Perma nent bristle mounting. I . ' ., eleetmal producing f1rm1 the Ohio Waller Electric C~~~~J' LAW" GRASS SEED '·· Mlda by 9'Ciclar Co. • 1'_. HIGHLANDER $3.00 PLASliC BROOMS " -~~,._,,Tile Ia~ Of $3.00 ,a pair LEAGUE '. REG. fl.49 CLOTHES HAMPERS ! ' Authorization of a strike vote bers of the Utility Workers Union of C.-eelt Power Plant, today posed a out In the area covered by the thla lll'ea. Secret balloting was approved on the tsaue by meiR~W: ·lhe Union Wt dpelday at ' '' REGULAR $3.95 ' l stripe~ ' ' . -- >I ' , Sl:eo 8 to 18. ·BI..,~ or . tan pollahed colton. Adjpstable buckle lllek ~tf~p. $1.55 IUtility Workers To Picket All ure. Polished coUOn• ond twllla Tan, gre7, black and TROUSERS ' I Sl!<W 2ll lo 38 waist meu- Boys' ,3,95. 10 oz. •blue def!\m t~,y._~. reea Full cut wltli JTadu·. ated dimensloll.9 lor ' fit and comfort. Zipper fly. Sizes 6 , • < ' , ·u.es ' TROUSERS . IVY " ' SALE $3.95· ~nd Mtn's ·rvf tUigtae 1 DUNGA~U~ Fine quality broadcloth and cotton pltsse petticoats trtmmed with eyelet embroidery 4 gore with full sha· dow panel front top to ooitolil. 'Small, medium and large sizes. plete with clips. Ready MASON CLINIC ' Sanforized twlll in your c~otce of colors. Nt>-tare tunnel belt loops S~ralnp,ropf. shirt yokes. Shirt sl1es 14~ to 17, Trouser sues 29 IQ 50. . ,. .• , ' (· ' UNIF.ORM SHIRTS and TROU,SER$ BOYS' "BIG YANK'' 40 denter nylon tricot - a Iabrie of lasting loveline55. Wide lace tnm and elastic watstband Small, med1um and large sizes m blue and while VISITS 'IRMITTID Admlulons· Celesta Aul~ Mid· dlcport, Feb 4; John Carpenter, New Haven, Feb. 1, Uelena Me· Kinney, Pomeroy, Feb e and Mra. Betty Gallaaher, Middleport, Feb 7. Births A daughter, Marcy Kay to Mr and Mra Terry K. Galla· ahcr of Middleport, Feb. 1 went to the now dlabanded Hem· , l~k Club lor donating the reol· dual portion left In their tr~a· sur~ at tho time of dllbaadlni This contribution W&l applied on lhe project of beautlfylna tho church grounda. A short period W!l atven to ldenllfytng tre~ ana oht ub cut. tlnp and respo"'e to roll call Wll name and deoerlb~ a Deeld loua Tree Suitable ' lor Gilden Plantlna Relreobmen~ wore Mrved by the hooteu mlated bf ~~ -'~ Hoaklns to the elell! ':.!tenlt..ro and •everal gueoll. Nexl !lletlln• will be with Berth~ Williams on tbe romcroy·Aihena Road. • \ 'Men's "81G 'Y~~~" Matched leg,"~l-78 WOMEN'SM:TlON•PJTTICOATS - HAlf SLIPS .14~' wide, 52" high. Com- CHICAGO UP - Mro. William Wll granted the divorce, but Stokes, 60, w11 given what he wonted, too He may vlolt the family dol twice a week, lhc t:ourt decree~ ' ' stron1est terms" In favor of ouch a pact. IIStokea c . . 'I ' ' .' Sale '$6.00 a suit WOMEN'S NYI.ON YAUNTINE Hat·Shapecl Candy ASKS IPACI AGIIIMINT WASHINGTON, Feb 8 UP Two Bepubl!oan congressmen I - BEDFORD oar • ' 2 for $1.00 wa1 a vietim of pneumonia. Mr Reed died Tuesday and was burled In the VInton Cemetery on Friday. Mra. Reed has also been Ill 1\obert Rile of OU spenl the week end at lhe home of hl1 par· enta, Mr. and Mrs Charlet Rile. Sunday 1uea11 were Harold Rile, Athens, Mr. and Mrs Joe IU!e, Karen and Linda, Ch!Uteothe Mr. Rlle I• doing well since hla recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. George Beverldie and Freddie, Reynoldsburg, 'lpent the last week end with her par· ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Rile and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wood called• on Mr. and Mro Charles ll,lle Tuesday. Mr. and lllrs Dsye Canode of Carpenter, RD, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs w. V. IU!e of Wilkesville Mr Rile " In poor health. lllr. and Mn Raymond Thomas and son, Larry Eugene, tpent Sunday with her mother, Mra Freda Wells and children, Burnie a~d Beverly and Bill. Bob Bowen spent the week end with home folks. Ezra Knapp I~ Ill. . ' WOMEN'S SHANMONT PANTIES , - I .' \! e· ~ 'THURSDAY I FRIDAY & SA~URDAY:i .'f. EB·: 1311Ll4th,& ·.-·1·· ., ''" 15th ' ' Jufvlvln• "" thrc'e and MrS. ~liompson, Letart, w. 'Va, ' Mr•, Anne Goodnight, New ,. Hav· en. One brolher, Richard, New , !Iaven and four ~andihilllrcn , Rev, .Ralpb Mahoney will elate at lhe oervices wblcb be: under the dlre1tlon of Foglesonc Funeral Home. 'Mrt. Olmer Win Promotions rates in �•• ··......._::!!'1!1-·· ,.. ' • 'f f DAlt! ,st,NTIHS. ~~ ' .'!~·.-.. .... .... - .~~ ·~ · .. ~~&J;tOrialiy It l • 4 ") 2-Dally S.ent!.ncl, Pom~roy·MiddlcpQrt, 0., Fo~ ..13, lD~B o't : .:{fltlVI·SI.QM , ~V'D~. ~ ., WSAI~T~· ¢h~n,;~l!i ' . ... .ll_u~s 01 ~,;,-;""' Pupils Oi Miss Seitz Mourn Her li~w,,Sfte. Was Stein, Nind, Dedicated Te)Sclwols • Tbe, ~ng of Jlisl Emma< Seitz is being he~ onoUme ,)!ilpill pow ~wn arid' with families of their 1lWD, •many already grandfathers and grudmothers. , Willi ~er passing has gone one of the final pel'tiOnaset of an era .that reached inll> tile begfnnjhgs of public -educaiibn as we know it today. Acaeptlng her first post in a. Meigs County classroom in 1899 at the age of 16 she 4evotlld her entire Ute urrtil 1946 to training our young people. Most of her time wU spent at Sugar Run Grade School. She was known as a stern but kind tea(h· er who sought to drill In young minds the rudimontary techniques of a society changing rapidly. Her classroom years spanned from the time horaeless carriages were first seen on metropolitan streets - and air· planes wore yet wild dreams - to atomic ruston. Sit!:Was No Recluse• DUling tbls revolution in our ways or liv· ing Miss Seltz was no recluse. Her list of clubs and•public service acts comp,re favor. ably with the most gregarious person. Active In her church, her garden club, her .cultural lr.oup, ¢1e took a nalflrallnt,rest In all act!· vttiel that led to Individual and community . proifCU. A mark of this senlce certainly was her 20.yeara of time contributed to 'the Pomeroy Library•Bolird. ·, ... Rutland_____. SI~,.O~ -'" T~y ~), ' ~--~· 11:00 11:SU 12:00 12'30 1·00 1;15 2:30 3.00 R(llooper iloolill Trou~:e Will> Father The Price ts Right Truth or Con,equences TIC Tac llougb • It Could Be You ' lolid-Day Newo Mol'ietlme Kltty Foyle Matinee Theater I! s'tt , It ~~II\ ll~J~~ 1·00 2 30 3 00 4 00 4'43 5.00 , 8:25 HO. 7·00 Whirlybird• Uad)' Sentmei Davbook . .... 7·110 Tic Tac Do..,.. s·oo You Bet YoUll Wll ~· 30 Dragnet 9.00 Peoples' Choice 9.30 Ford ~how 10:00 Rosemary Clooney, to·so ~'"' Wyman 'Show 11 _, 11·00 N'ewo ·HMdlln•.o "· • 11.15 Th~ ,Ja!;k. Paar Show I 00 Sllli Q/1 '~ · ~) \ 7 30 at lhe IOOF Hall 1n Pome roy fGr thc1r regutar meeting After lhc meeting o potluck supper and Valenhne parlv will he neld All members are urged to br presenl PTA CALLID Mrs Ray Woodgeard. preSident ilas requested all memberB of the ATTENDS SCOUT BANQUET Sugon Run PTA to meet at Frud c. Hibbs, M-G·M Dlolrlct Pickens corner at 7 30 tonight to Commls81oner ol the Boy Scouts go In ~ body to the Ewmg Fun wa 1·in Galllpol11 TuO!day eventna era! Home, jo pay respect to : the Galha Counly Boy Ml81 Emma S01tz bJnquet at tBe WIOShllli "'" R•hO<>I Cafeteria, aelebralln& TO MEET SATURDAY the 48th birthday of Scouting m The Young Adult Class of the America. Pomeroy Flr<t Baptlsl Church will meet at lhc church, Salurday evening, F~b 15 Refreshments will be served All members requested to at tend W~ttS--TY ' Channell- Ttmiday uP;- Former Nazi pollee Georg Moll, 57. bas been sentenee~ to llle at bard labor for murder and brutality al the slave labor camp he commanded during world War u. Molt waa convicted lojonday of beating JewiJh and ltallin labor· ers, orderins a 12-year-old Russlon boy to be soaked with water and Jell to freeze to ~eath, and being an accessory to the murder of a Jewish buaineosman. 8:00 8.45 9:00 10 00 10:30 11:30 QaPIBin Kang.roo CBS News lllornlilg> Show Garry Moore .uthur Godfrey Dotto 12;00 12:16 12 30 12 45 1.00 1:30 2<00 Newo Love ol Life uu . 6 te 8 45 NBC News • 1!18-Day 1\•wa · / Kitty, Foyle !.fatiQ~e Tll<a11'• Queen for i Day MM•rn Rom~Mel Comedy ,Time r.~lnacbl Plll)lhoiiH ,• • ' SI)OriB Eyo weathercast 1·15 Movl:llme e·ao ~~oio,il~e\11£, • Chq!IIMI,3- F.rlcloy Sfgn' Olr ·, Today 1 R<ll!lpor Room . TrQu,~)e Wit!•, Fat~r Arlene Francis Show TftaAure ijunt tO.IIJ the Frio~ ~ Jll&~t 11:3(1> ~'rutJi· tr c...si!qb(ltl..., . , l2!(i(i l't~ rsc Dough ij 4.00 . Queen lor a Day 4 45 llodern ROmance a ' 00 Comedy Time 5·3~ Sp(~II,Ch PlaybOUM , 6:00 F1att and Scrug~s 6.25 Weuhertast I• l ~ 8-45 ~ 00 9 00 P:30 W:OO 10:.30 1~041 A>1ene Fronrti Show ' PaJrlled ABusiness Man Foreign News Commentary "1 · tO:~ ,...ure l}!!ld Everyone Was Better Probably every student \:·ho went to Miss Sell~ in her 47 years of teac~ing was _better for 11. She came before the ~lid exper~ment­ ~ng ~1th young minds began m Colu~bia Un1vers1ty Today this has culminated tn emascula·tlon of the Three R's (for good or bad, we shall not judge here). She worked with two and a half generalions of Pomeroy youngsters. Who can s.ay what the total effect for good her personality was u~on them 1 The answer is so imponderable as to defy serious contemplation. One of Pomeroy's prominent business None who "went to school to Miss Seitz" men tllday whose success surely bas come in however, will e~er admit that it was not enpart from Miss Seltz's classroom work, olJ. tirely to their advantage. Can any person ac· served upon her death: cumulate more on earth than a Miss S~ilz, ' UOTAILI 8·45 7:00 9 00 9:30: "She was a great teacher Many wai!C tbe tames she paddled m~r· J This without doubt was an indirect way of admitting that he got only wh,at he deserved Another one-lime pupil verified Miss Seitz at school "was all business" but nevertheless was oonsiderate, helpful, alld generous Her school was her life This same former pup11 said he was in her Sugar Run class the day she r~ceived word her brother had died in a submarine sinking during World Wart "A knock came on the door," he relate~. "and a stranger handed our teacher something. It was a telegram from the War Department telling her of the death But we didn't know that." He went on, "She sat down at her desk, cried quietly for some minutes, unashamed· ly, finally saying: "'I have just learned my brother has died.' Then she. composed herself and pro· ceedcd with class duties." --~-------------~----- .... Channel 3-Thursdoy ! moiii'IMII quietly bf hutldtetk of l ' 'I NBC Newa. Dr. lludoon'o Journal Tuth or co-uenCI'I Court ol llaot ReRort • o.SQ i,i(e o!. Ril~y · , ~· OO M~~ad " s.ao The TMtn Ma~ , ~o·:!Q C!lvalcaJle of Spptll "· to!;,~. CJ1"1mcnt 8'45 . 7;00 7130 B'OQ YOUNGS MARKET ~wo J.!l~ . ' . u ,o~ !#w~~ep.dlln's ll;tO \Veatli~ist 1 C"'rJ..et I Cll~n~nel8- Frillp I' Kangaroo 8 00 Cspl~la 8-45 CBS ~ews 9 oo MOrning Shows \ 12 00 News at )'loon 12·13 ~ove o! Ll(e • 12 ~0 $snr~n (or tomorrow ~ 12;43 Guitllng pgtit . , ' Scaren ••r TomorrD'f RWAttRDWN (I)IA . 11:15 ;lle· Jack Paar ,ShoW !:00 SIIJI 'Orl. I 0 Oil l,i~rry Moore, 11:30 Dotto '" "Tile 8tere C..flete'' 7 DAW I'D WEEK I AJI. to t P,IL 441 I - * SL lllddJepor , Y~RS 33 :' ' ...... ;.~.~. R ' ' ~ ( '' ~ ·. '' Gutding Ll~ht Kat!e's Kitchen As the World Turnl Bea~ the Clock ' I ' ' ' ' () . I ~ f ll A.Q Bee ....~ ..~::~·....... v9 Kroger r I '' I . I ~ \ ' ... RY CHARLES M McCANN Unlt.cl Pr..l Staff CarretDOndent The Jndonr~l~~n uolltll'lll Ritnn· ' !Jill\ serma tn be nrariJtc the ex n1oslon point A ~'revol~tlhnarv lr Unlltd PNM 'WASHINGTON-Dr. Jame• Van Allon, t~ phyalclat whq_ equipped the ExplOJ'fr ntelllte with cosmic ray counters, on the Information they are aupplylna: "We're wading around In dnta up to our anldea." arnw colonels flve·dttv tlltlmntum voun ~ Tender, , ' . SHeed. rounr.tl" or iRSnl'd n demanding htt.~ mler DJuanda and name former Vice Pmldcnl Mohammed llattn In his ploce T111 1 ultlmohtm rxp\r("e Snhtr Pig TaUs ·· ·:···· I. 29c Salt Meat .. · .. · Lb. 29c '•' ' Ox lads ···· ···· Lb. 29c Pig Ears ··...... I. 29c ~ 1 ceplonrc apporcnlly will be the prntJiamnllon or a T(lbcl govern· Thia coupon ;cod for 25c on the Jll'ichose of 3 pounds or mar& of KroiJer Ground Beef. Coupon expires Saturday, Februory 15, 1958. ' \ n~ <lnv The alternative tn tis .,?..,. b& Cui thnt Prfl'sldcnt Sukarno oust Pre· ' Lb. 29~ • CORYDON. Ind. - Sen. Wllllom ryumt. I. Jenner IH·lnd.), on why we 12:1.0 p.m. .. Suknrno hhnselt Is vla11ing m lallod behind Rus•la In the sal~l­ Japan. In his obsonce, the DIU· llte race: anda government hAl rclcrJed the "Someon8, •omewhero In tho ultlmalum and ordered the ells· llureaueratlo maze told tho aclen· hOnorable di•chargc or 'Col Ah· tllll they could not use military mad Huueln leader of the rcvo. milalle components lor their aalel- Jutionary councU, and tllroe tel· 11.. work. Tbat meant they had to IOW·Oiflcm. 111rt Irom ~erawh." Itt lconomlc Ch101 The rebels charge that lhe Diu· HOLLY'WOOD -Dr. Frank Bax- anda JOVIJrnm•nl Ia pro-Commulft!, on why nrloona are being nlat and I• plunt~lng IndoneSia Inllled In the NBC-TV aerie• on oel- to economic chaoa Prealdcnt Sukarno, lllmscll a ''Thll terles it beinl made for 11 RIIutraHat'' with the USUIII hCll· a broad, 1onoral audience. Wo trallat •lanl loword lho Commu· 11111 JINHDI entertainment as nil! way of thinking, Is not lhrcat ll!lll u Information." ened-~ o t-ar I Committees were named to serve the chicken dinner at the county tcachors meeting Donations were lllkon lor the dinner Mro. Orin Smith reporled on the cafeteria. A Band Booster s meeting was announced lor Monday, Fob. 17. Mrs Ethel Chapman announcod a Bake S•ic at the Deportment Store on Balurday sponaored by the Glee Club Ruth Nlchlson wao named hospllallty chairman lor the March meeting Allegra Will was m charge ol the Found•r'l Day progl'am with Grsce Dugan. Be!Bie King, Nell Dicken~ Mary E Chap· man, Rulh Erlewlno, Carrie Shents nnd VIrginia Nelson participating In a candlellnht ceremony. PTA obJectives w1re read by Ruth Jel· fe" Ohio ranks ftth over the USA In PTA until. Rutland caleterlaaccompllshmento w~o noted with be· tween 280 and 3111! perso111 being served each d•Y· Mila Lloyd told ol the 11TA erpblem, the Oak Tree, The group tana, "Hail, 0 F•ithlul Founders." Mr. Dicken· Invited all to Open Houte in the lndusltlal Arts Department Cherry tarll and coffee were 10rved with napitlnl carrylnll out the V•Ientine theme _, ROLANDUS Jir. ~nd Mr1. Eber Pleken1 apent Tue1d17 eveninc wkh Mr. and: lfrl. Paul Sellen and family. llndra Sellers apent Mondar wltb her -ndmother, llln. Eber ... tlrienL llr. and liN. John Sellers •nd Jlrt. Paul! Sellers atleJuled the fanenl o Georp Goddard, on 'l'IIUNdJJ al Pomeroy. ltlle llilabellt J11et-. lllddJe. port, llr. llld lfn. Eller PleRn' liMine. Mr. and Mrs. hut Sl!l· leN 111111elllldrta 1pe111 11u114at wlta lit. and lin. Iller l!teUDL Attelldlnce at Bunda:r Seilool 00 the put Sundl)l wae 28. Then il .. be a week'• IIIMiinC be&laaln-b.. U. Tlie publ1e Ia lnvUed • , ~ •• · .,., altlllll. ~>""' ·- ' il!III'Nift . ., . . . INTIJISTS ADA ~ ~!~~~ .,....,~.,.. Dul behmd lhc rebel movcmcnl Is lonr.·hrowlng, widespread dl•· content wllh Sukarno Rnd the polltlcllnt wllh whom he has asaoelated hlmsoll Port ol tho dlaaatlsfaollon is due to the feeling In Sumotrn and 1 11 d r lh 1 olher mpomnt s an 1 o e n· d011etla group tbat tho government is b11lnl run lor the benefit of Java, on which the capitol, ,lahrt1, tr. 5 ttuated Sot u, 0w11 Rftllnlt Thll d\ssatlalactlon led ,Col Hwsoln, commander In central Sum1tra, to a61 up 1n outono mou1 rerlme In the Island In De· comber. IIIG6 Thl1 !&Hi me lo ua ln1 Sumatra's rich "aourcos In rubber. collce and other Produclo lor Sumatra's own u~ by condll<llna foteiAn trade direct wllh oth., couunlrles The Communlst.t have made lltronf &tin• In lotll elecllons In Jndone•l• In roaent months. olwayo hav" had , ~olce In the IOvcrnmonl. Secnlary ol State Jnhn Footer Dullea. In a most u~ulllal otal&· men~ tald at a preM eo~fewenee In Wuhin1ton Tuelday lhat the United Sill., IVOuld lilce to see an !ndenetlan government "which Ia conat>tutlon~l and •Which re· nee" the rtal h.tereats and de· alrea or tbe (>I>Ople,• lie lnllmaled thlll ~ present re1ime unde• Sukarno an<), Ptemior Dj~onda did not m110t tl>le opeoifioaUon, and ba 111tnll9ned the .,awlne Communil~ atre!)lth. - -· , IOIOX SIG" I~KIJ ' BOSTON UP -· RonniejStapl~l, 1 !lv•nlnt, 116 • JOYad et.~!Mr 1lr0111 Pr411Que We, X.ljif, tiA a.e.a ll&netL by ,llit hiiOJ>Red loa qrai!ilallon .nd. Wlll'l!!t~rl Mr. and Mra. Harvey Er1ewlne and Joetta aptnt, Sy,nday with l>er mother, w v Mro. Iva Howell o! Leon, · a. Rev and lolrl. John Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. Rebert HIU and son. Silly, wore Suni\IY dlntter auosts ol Mr. and !olrl. Clair faylor. ~lr. and Mrs. Harold La!1ent ol Syracuse spent sunday with hls parenl' Mr. Jnd lira. William tar- jTI••Y I&D~ Mr. and lli'J. Arnotcl Grate and ehlldren were Sunday dinner guesla of Mr. and Mtt. Ralph Lami>riRht of li&Uata Rqn. llr and Mrt. S. Cyrua •ll Pomeroy called on her aunta, Mrs. S. L. Bryant l'ld M,r. and Mro. Ana Bryant, S~nday, Dane~ 1\'ilUIIC ot Sh1de eall~d on hi• aunt, lira. Bessie Wise, re· cently. ' ' • • ' Mr. apd llfn. Bet! Rlaaa ol Lan~OYlllo '~ll'l1!t S~tid17 with Ml\ 1WliD .UII and lllra. Clamlet Prlet. ' Sunilly dlltlliuu..._ol Mr. and Mrt. Hon r.ktr~ were hll lath· er, Pear~ ril!ller, and brotbe•, t~ ~ Maudt Creole ol ill ~ 'ehib'i Soutt.em ANo~ti011 • • *~Ia JldiJiilte. 'J'eal. ' J, c .1 '> .,. .-11n. Palit lflllenDa l ' ' ~~ ~ r ~ Doily I Sign On , ' Morning !tlbvle Understanding Yo~raelf NtiChbors · 12:~ Noon Newa !2:15 Ft'1n~le Lolne on. 990.spot· ' · ~Yo~~· ,, ROCI~,. ~ ·Dial·;· Cflanliel13- Thur~y 9:« 9:45 11 QO 11:110 12:45 lllovle Quick Quiz !:do· Gretchen Wade Show 1.30 llovle MaUnee 3:00 ~'t.oricap Bandstaud 1!30 D& You Trnilt Your Wife 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00, Wondy Woodpecker 5:30 Micke• MOuse ~;1ub ' .., • 8:110 Cartoon viUb Ull: il')!e lulll Rlvlln Show ~ ~:111 , Art~ur;:J, Smllb Reporta ' ':i''~~ , j_!,__ 1.. News :IJII ' .fi.I!W1 ~ '' ·· 1:00 Dt. Chrlsttaa 7:30 _f~a lloy ' 1!011• :~ , ' nllft U. .... a.M. t'nl')' '1;1t illeCOJll o-r": ' 1"liO!f Plt;~• ~,JYJ Show ~ llefCII C..· 1 •• !fiiQ ~ . 10:0111 Sllent:lkrvltt ty Brit ltem1. IO:I0-1lli6 Ttilliqa ' liiGii ll'illl . 'U: ~r a · i'» ta, ileat Cllai!nil-13 .. Fflity 9:44 ~tgn Oh ·-'" ' 9-45 M~rn!nJ ~.... , , 11:00 Ad~en!pres ·ill Leanung, 11:50 N~lg~bora ) ' 12:05 Noon News 12:15 Liberat!e"- • • • 12:45 lllov)e QuWt Qui& .5 · l.oo • Grewben ·'Wa~ SbOIP I:SQ, MnYie Matlne~ . n: ·~!1~:ndst.tnd 1 •' ,gcMAsl~R.e '•' .' 3:30 0~ ,You Tj'ust Your 'WileY 4·~ Amtrlcan Bandstand · -~ ,, . 5:00 · llu«aneers 5>30 HI0~~7 lllouse Club ~:oo c'""'"' ctt.b 8:15 Jule 'Rlvlln Show 6>30 Atthur J,' Smith Reporla tbc New• · 8·4& , !lejr!t ' : ' , .1 7:00 Slate Tropper \ '' 7:30 1Un'Tln Tib ·· 8:00 Ji"' Bowie ' 8::!01 Cplt ~ ' ' ' ,. li:oo Frank Slnab'll S~ow •. • 1:30 The 1'1\l'k!e Munset Show • 10:00 'walt~r, Wmch~U rue 10:.30 NM'e•::nt ot Docls!on , •• 11 00 t~:l5 Theater 11, 12:80 Sl~~ OH -~ mealy ...... .1?eac '., h'es. . r' . Fre,estone. ' 't'I,~ '1 ( .>. ( ,, • ' • · .. .\ ·~············· KNI,r • 3 $1 No.2~ Hart'• I cans '· .J, JUICe.... ~II I' ~ 'll!.,l.• ' ...J · · ' ' '. I '· lmliaay · ,~ ••,4ftll P\F•$1rYaJ ,~, •~ r;. ~. t~e·, I · • ~tluue .,. 2 ' '*1 ~•a · Ji .4...... -.....- ' -..-..,..._ , ~·' ...-....... .. .-.. ...n. • . 1) ' 1 • 1 l ' l ' Plum ' , . ,, •' • I ' ', • \far ! I ; " •• "'• 7 ·7 I • 1 1 • ~ ' e '- ' , c'l' ' tv ' . pkg. Paclcer Label Tomoto · • ;Milk .-;-;~. ..,.,,.~~~~ .. ,.j ... 6·""' 79i• ~?-~~ ·ib~ Plum~) 'and CIJb"' • ·"Tiaellf, Bu7 Store Where You$ Bu Cents" , MIDDLEPORT,' 0111() ' Couritey ,. . Ff~llDWARE & ·flJRNITURE ' ) 'I Ann Wbtdland led de•, pi Swarti WQ anlst of U1e -"'111 was readiOI ~nd dl•l'·~~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~l;~~_,.l:._...,..._.,:_::::::_::;!.S:::_~...:--.....:..: itelm ot intem: ''TJia You!lt Am· I short qui& : -'til• Pinto 'Beans. 45c 4 •' 2 '· • • ou~ i ................ . .46 oz. cans �•• ··......._::!!'1!1-·· ,.. ' • 'f f DAlt! ,st,NTIHS. ~~ ' .'!~·.-.. .... .... - .~~ ·~ · .. ~~&J;tOrialiy It l • 4 ") 2-Dally S.ent!.ncl, Pom~roy·MiddlcpQrt, 0., Fo~ ..13, lD~B o't : .:{fltlVI·SI.QM , ~V'D~. ~ ., WSAI~T~· ¢h~n,;~l!i ' . ... .ll_u~s 01 ~,;,-;""' Pupils Oi Miss Seitz Mourn Her li~w,,Sfte. Was Stein, Nind, Dedicated Te)Sclwols • Tbe, ~ng of Jlisl Emma< Seitz is being he~ onoUme ,)!ilpill pow ~wn arid' with families of their 1lWD, •many already grandfathers and grudmothers. , Willi ~er passing has gone one of the final pel'tiOnaset of an era .that reached inll> tile begfnnjhgs of public -educaiibn as we know it today. Acaeptlng her first post in a. Meigs County classroom in 1899 at the age of 16 she 4evotlld her entire Ute urrtil 1946 to training our young people. Most of her time wU spent at Sugar Run Grade School. She was known as a stern but kind tea(h· er who sought to drill In young minds the rudimontary techniques of a society changing rapidly. Her classroom years spanned from the time horaeless carriages were first seen on metropolitan streets - and air· planes wore yet wild dreams - to atomic ruston. Sit!:Was No Recluse• DUling tbls revolution in our ways or liv· ing Miss Seltz was no recluse. Her list of clubs and•public service acts comp,re favor. ably with the most gregarious person. Active In her church, her garden club, her .cultural lr.oup, ¢1e took a nalflrallnt,rest In all act!· vttiel that led to Individual and community . proifCU. A mark of this senlce certainly was her 20.yeara of time contributed to 'the Pomeroy Library•Bolird. ·, ... Rutland_____. SI~,.O~ -'" T~y ~), ' ~--~· 11:00 11:SU 12:00 12'30 1·00 1;15 2:30 3.00 R(llooper iloolill Trou~:e Will> Father The Price ts Right Truth or Con,equences TIC Tac llougb • It Could Be You ' lolid-Day Newo Mol'ietlme Kltty Foyle Matinee Theater I! s'tt , It ~~II\ ll~J~~ 1·00 2 30 3 00 4 00 4'43 5.00 , 8:25 HO. 7·00 Whirlybird• Uad)' Sentmei Davbook . .... 7·110 Tic Tac Do..,.. s·oo You Bet YoUll Wll ~· 30 Dragnet 9.00 Peoples' Choice 9.30 Ford ~how 10:00 Rosemary Clooney, to·so ~'"' Wyman 'Show 11 _, 11·00 N'ewo ·HMdlln•.o "· • 11.15 Th~ ,Ja!;k. Paar Show I 00 Sllli Q/1 '~ · ~) \ 7 30 at lhe IOOF Hall 1n Pome roy fGr thc1r regutar meeting After lhc meeting o potluck supper and Valenhne parlv will he neld All members are urged to br presenl PTA CALLID Mrs Ray Woodgeard. preSident ilas requested all memberB of the ATTENDS SCOUT BANQUET Sugon Run PTA to meet at Frud c. Hibbs, M-G·M Dlolrlct Pickens corner at 7 30 tonight to Commls81oner ol the Boy Scouts go In ~ body to the Ewmg Fun wa 1·in Galllpol11 TuO!day eventna era! Home, jo pay respect to : the Galha Counly Boy Ml81 Emma S01tz bJnquet at tBe WIOShllli "'" R•hO<>I Cafeteria, aelebralln& TO MEET SATURDAY the 48th birthday of Scouting m The Young Adult Class of the America. Pomeroy Flr<t Baptlsl Church will meet at lhc church, Salurday evening, F~b 15 Refreshments will be served All members requested to at tend W~ttS--TY ' Channell- Ttmiday uP;- Former Nazi pollee Georg Moll, 57. bas been sentenee~ to llle at bard labor for murder and brutality al the slave labor camp he commanded during world War u. Molt waa convicted lojonday of beating JewiJh and ltallin labor· ers, orderins a 12-year-old Russlon boy to be soaked with water and Jell to freeze to ~eath, and being an accessory to the murder of a Jewish buaineosman. 8:00 8.45 9:00 10 00 10:30 11:30 QaPIBin Kang.roo CBS News lllornlilg> Show Garry Moore .uthur Godfrey Dotto 12;00 12:16 12 30 12 45 1.00 1:30 2<00 Newo Love ol Life uu . 6 te 8 45 NBC News • 1!18-Day 1\•wa · / Kitty, Foyle !.fatiQ~e Tll<a11'• Queen for i Day MM•rn Rom~Mel Comedy ,Time r.~lnacbl Plll)lhoiiH ,• • ' SI)OriB Eyo weathercast 1·15 Movl:llme e·ao ~~oio,il~e\11£, • Chq!IIMI,3- F.rlcloy Sfgn' Olr ·, Today 1 R<ll!lpor Room . TrQu,~)e Wit!•, Fat~r Arlene Francis Show TftaAure ijunt tO.IIJ the Frio~ ~ Jll&~t 11:3(1> ~'rutJi· tr c...si!qb(ltl..., . , l2!(i(i l't~ rsc Dough ij 4.00 . Queen lor a Day 4 45 llodern ROmance a ' 00 Comedy Time 5·3~ Sp(~II,Ch PlaybOUM , 6:00 F1att and Scrug~s 6.25 Weuhertast I• l ~ 8-45 ~ 00 9 00 P:30 W:OO 10:.30 1~041 A>1ene Fronrti Show ' PaJrlled ABusiness Man Foreign News Commentary "1 · tO:~ ,...ure l}!!ld Everyone Was Better Probably every student \:·ho went to Miss Sell~ in her 47 years of teac~ing was _better for 11. She came before the ~lid exper~ment­ ~ng ~1th young minds began m Colu~bia Un1vers1ty Today this has culminated tn emascula·tlon of the Three R's (for good or bad, we shall not judge here). She worked with two and a half generalions of Pomeroy youngsters. Who can s.ay what the total effect for good her personality was u~on them 1 The answer is so imponderable as to defy serious contemplation. One of Pomeroy's prominent business None who "went to school to Miss Seitz" men tllday whose success surely bas come in however, will e~er admit that it was not enpart from Miss Seltz's classroom work, olJ. tirely to their advantage. Can any person ac· served upon her death: cumulate more on earth than a Miss S~ilz, ' UOTAILI 8·45 7:00 9 00 9:30: "She was a great teacher Many wai!C tbe tames she paddled m~r· J This without doubt was an indirect way of admitting that he got only wh,at he deserved Another one-lime pupil verified Miss Seitz at school "was all business" but nevertheless was oonsiderate, helpful, alld generous Her school was her life This same former pup11 said he was in her Sugar Run class the day she r~ceived word her brother had died in a submarine sinking during World Wart "A knock came on the door," he relate~. "and a stranger handed our teacher something. It was a telegram from the War Department telling her of the death But we didn't know that." He went on, "She sat down at her desk, cried quietly for some minutes, unashamed· ly, finally saying: "'I have just learned my brother has died.' Then she. composed herself and pro· ceedcd with class duties." --~-------------~----- .... Channel 3-Thursdoy ! moiii'IMII quietly bf hutldtetk of l ' 'I NBC Newa. Dr. lludoon'o Journal Tuth or co-uenCI'I Court ol llaot ReRort • o.SQ i,i(e o!. Ril~y · , ~· OO M~~ad " s.ao The TMtn Ma~ , ~o·:!Q C!lvalcaJle of Spptll "· to!;,~. CJ1"1mcnt 8'45 . 7;00 7130 B'OQ YOUNGS MARKET ~wo J.!l~ . ' . u ,o~ !#w~~ep.dlln's ll;tO \Veatli~ist 1 C"'rJ..et I Cll~n~nel8- Frillp I' Kangaroo 8 00 Cspl~la 8-45 CBS ~ews 9 oo MOrning Shows \ 12 00 News at )'loon 12·13 ~ove o! Ll(e • 12 ~0 $snr~n (or tomorrow ~ 12;43 Guitllng pgtit . , ' Scaren ••r TomorrD'f RWAttRDWN (I)IA . 11:15 ;lle· Jack Paar ,ShoW !:00 SIIJI 'Orl. I 0 Oil l,i~rry Moore, 11:30 Dotto '" "Tile 8tere C..flete'' 7 DAW I'D WEEK I AJI. to t P,IL 441 I - * SL lllddJepor , Y~RS 33 :' ' ...... ;.~.~. R ' ' ~ ( '' ~ ·. '' Gutding Ll~ht Kat!e's Kitchen As the World Turnl Bea~ the Clock ' I ' ' ' ' () . I ~ f ll A.Q Bee ....~ ..~::~·....... v9 Kroger r I '' I . I ~ \ ' ... RY CHARLES M McCANN Unlt.cl Pr..l Staff CarretDOndent The Jndonr~l~~n uolltll'lll Ritnn· ' !Jill\ serma tn be nrariJtc the ex n1oslon point A ~'revol~tlhnarv lr Unlltd PNM 'WASHINGTON-Dr. Jame• Van Allon, t~ phyalclat whq_ equipped the ExplOJ'fr ntelllte with cosmic ray counters, on the Information they are aupplylna: "We're wading around In dnta up to our anldea." arnw colonels flve·dttv tlltlmntum voun ~ Tender, , ' . SHeed. rounr.tl" or iRSnl'd n demanding htt.~ mler DJuanda and name former Vice Pmldcnl Mohammed llattn In his ploce T111 1 ultlmohtm rxp\r("e Snhtr Pig TaUs ·· ·:···· I. 29c Salt Meat .. · .. · Lb. 29c '•' ' Ox lads ···· ···· Lb. 29c Pig Ears ··...... I. 29c ~ 1 ceplonrc apporcnlly will be the prntJiamnllon or a T(lbcl govern· Thia coupon ;cod for 25c on the Jll'ichose of 3 pounds or mar& of KroiJer Ground Beef. Coupon expires Saturday, Februory 15, 1958. ' \ n~ <lnv The alternative tn tis .,?..,. b& Cui thnt Prfl'sldcnt Sukarno oust Pre· ' Lb. 29~ • CORYDON. Ind. - Sen. Wllllom ryumt. I. Jenner IH·lnd.), on why we 12:1.0 p.m. .. Suknrno hhnselt Is vla11ing m lallod behind Rus•la In the sal~l­ Japan. In his obsonce, the DIU· llte race: anda government hAl rclcrJed the "Someon8, •omewhero In tho ultlmalum and ordered the ells· llureaueratlo maze told tho aclen· hOnorable di•chargc or 'Col Ah· tllll they could not use military mad Huueln leader of the rcvo. milalle components lor their aalel- Jutionary councU, and tllroe tel· 11.. work. Tbat meant they had to IOW·Oiflcm. 111rt Irom ~erawh." Itt lconomlc Ch101 The rebels charge that lhe Diu· HOLLY'WOOD -Dr. Frank Bax- anda JOVIJrnm•nl Ia pro-Commulft!, on why nrloona are being nlat and I• plunt~lng IndoneSia Inllled In the NBC-TV aerie• on oel- to economic chaoa Prealdcnt Sukarno, lllmscll a ''Thll terles it beinl made for 11 RIIutraHat'' with the USUIII hCll· a broad, 1onoral audience. Wo trallat •lanl loword lho Commu· 11111 JINHDI entertainment as nil! way of thinking, Is not lhrcat ll!lll u Information." ened-~ o t-ar I Committees were named to serve the chicken dinner at the county tcachors meeting Donations were lllkon lor the dinner Mro. Orin Smith reporled on the cafeteria. A Band Booster s meeting was announced lor Monday, Fob. 17. Mrs Ethel Chapman announcod a Bake S•ic at the Deportment Store on Balurday sponaored by the Glee Club Ruth Nlchlson wao named hospllallty chairman lor the March meeting Allegra Will was m charge ol the Found•r'l Day progl'am with Grsce Dugan. Be!Bie King, Nell Dicken~ Mary E Chap· man, Rulh Erlewlno, Carrie Shents nnd VIrginia Nelson participating In a candlellnht ceremony. PTA obJectives w1re read by Ruth Jel· fe" Ohio ranks ftth over the USA In PTA until. Rutland caleterlaaccompllshmento w~o noted with be· tween 280 and 3111! perso111 being served each d•Y· Mila Lloyd told ol the 11TA erpblem, the Oak Tree, The group tana, "Hail, 0 F•ithlul Founders." Mr. Dicken· Invited all to Open Houte in the lndusltlal Arts Department Cherry tarll and coffee were 10rved with napitlnl carrylnll out the V•Ientine theme _, ROLANDUS Jir. ~nd Mr1. Eber Pleken1 apent Tue1d17 eveninc wkh Mr. and: lfrl. Paul Sellen and family. llndra Sellers apent Mondar wltb her -ndmother, llln. Eber ... tlrienL llr. and liN. John Sellers •nd Jlrt. Paul! Sellers atleJuled the fanenl o Georp Goddard, on 'l'IIUNdJJ al Pomeroy. ltlle llilabellt J11et-. lllddJe. port, llr. llld lfn. Eller PleRn' liMine. Mr. and Mrs. hut Sl!l· leN 111111elllldrta 1pe111 11u114at wlta lit. and lin. Iller l!teUDL Attelldlnce at Bunda:r Seilool 00 the put Sundl)l wae 28. Then il .. be a week'• IIIMiinC be&laaln-b.. U. Tlie publ1e Ia lnvUed • , ~ •• · .,., altlllll. ~>""' ·- ' il!III'Nift . ., . . . INTIJISTS ADA ~ ~!~~~ .,....,~.,.. Dul behmd lhc rebel movcmcnl Is lonr.·hrowlng, widespread dl•· content wllh Sukarno Rnd the polltlcllnt wllh whom he has asaoelated hlmsoll Port ol tho dlaaatlsfaollon is due to the feeling In Sumotrn and 1 11 d r lh 1 olher mpomnt s an 1 o e n· d011etla group tbat tho government is b11lnl run lor the benefit of Java, on which the capitol, ,lahrt1, tr. 5 ttuated Sot u, 0w11 Rftllnlt Thll d\ssatlalactlon led ,Col Hwsoln, commander In central Sum1tra, to a61 up 1n outono mou1 rerlme In the Island In De· comber. IIIG6 Thl1 !&Hi me lo ua ln1 Sumatra's rich "aourcos In rubber. collce and other Produclo lor Sumatra's own u~ by condll<llna foteiAn trade direct wllh oth., couunlrles The Communlst.t have made lltronf &tin• In lotll elecllons In Jndone•l• In roaent months. olwayo hav" had , ~olce In the IOvcrnmonl. Secnlary ol State Jnhn Footer Dullea. In a most u~ulllal otal&· men~ tald at a preM eo~fewenee In Wuhin1ton Tuelday lhat the United Sill., IVOuld lilce to see an !ndenetlan government "which Ia conat>tutlon~l and •Which re· nee" the rtal h.tereats and de· alrea or tbe (>I>Ople,• lie lnllmaled thlll ~ present re1ime unde• Sukarno an<), Ptemior Dj~onda did not m110t tl>le opeoifioaUon, and ba 111tnll9ned the .,awlne Communil~ atre!)lth. - -· , IOIOX SIG" I~KIJ ' BOSTON UP -· RonniejStapl~l, 1 !lv•nlnt, 116 • JOYad et.~!Mr 1lr0111 Pr411Que We, X.ljif, tiA a.e.a ll&netL by ,llit hiiOJ>Red loa qrai!ilallon .nd. Wlll'l!!t~rl Mr. and Mra. Harvey Er1ewlne and Joetta aptnt, Sy,nday with l>er mother, w v Mro. Iva Howell o! Leon, · a. Rev and lolrl. John Buckley and Mr. and Mrs. Rebert HIU and son. Silly, wore Suni\IY dlntter auosts ol Mr. and !olrl. Clair faylor. ~lr. and Mrs. Harold La!1ent ol Syracuse spent sunday with hls parenl' Mr. Jnd lira. William tar- jTI••Y I&D~ Mr. and lli'J. Arnotcl Grate and ehlldren were Sunday dinner guesla of Mr. and Mtt. Ralph Lami>riRht of li&Uata Rqn. llr and Mrt. S. Cyrua •ll Pomeroy called on her aunta, Mrs. S. L. Bryant l'ld M,r. and Mro. Ana Bryant, S~nday, Dane~ 1\'ilUIIC ot Sh1de eall~d on hi• aunt, lira. Bessie Wise, re· cently. ' ' • • ' Mr. apd llfn. Bet! Rlaaa ol Lan~OYlllo '~ll'l1!t S~tid17 with Ml\ 1WliD .UII and lllra. Clamlet Prlet. ' Sunilly dlltlliuu..._ol Mr. and Mrt. Hon r.ktr~ were hll lath· er, Pear~ ril!ller, and brotbe•, t~ ~ Maudt Creole ol ill ~ 'ehib'i Soutt.em ANo~ti011 • • *~Ia JldiJiilte. 'J'eal. ' J, c .1 '> .,. .-11n. Palit lflllenDa l ' ' ~~ ~ r ~ Doily I Sign On , ' Morning !tlbvle Understanding Yo~raelf NtiChbors · 12:~ Noon Newa !2:15 Ft'1n~le Lolne on. 990.spot· ' · ~Yo~~· ,, ROCI~,. ~ ·Dial·;· Cflanliel13- Thur~y 9:« 9:45 11 QO 11:110 12:45 lllovle Quick Quiz !:do· Gretchen Wade Show 1.30 llovle MaUnee 3:00 ~'t.oricap Bandstaud 1!30 D& You Trnilt Your Wife 4:00 American Bandstand 5:00, Wondy Woodpecker 5:30 Micke• MOuse ~;1ub ' .., • 8:110 Cartoon viUb Ull: il')!e lulll Rlvlln Show ~ ~:111 , Art~ur;:J, Smllb Reporta ' ':i''~~ , j_!,__ 1.. News :IJII ' .fi.I!W1 ~ '' ·· 1:00 Dt. Chrlsttaa 7:30 _f~a lloy ' 1!011• :~ , ' nllft U. .... a.M. t'nl')' '1;1t illeCOJll o-r": ' 1"liO!f Plt;~• ~,JYJ Show ~ llefCII C..· 1 •• !fiiQ ~ . 10:0111 Sllent:lkrvltt ty Brit ltem1. IO:I0-1lli6 Ttilliqa ' liiGii ll'illl . 'U: ~r a · i'» ta, ileat Cllai!nil-13 .. Fflity 9:44 ~tgn Oh ·-'" ' 9-45 M~rn!nJ ~.... , , 11:00 Ad~en!pres ·ill Leanung, 11:50 N~lg~bora ) ' 12:05 Noon News 12:15 Liberat!e"- • • • 12:45 lllov)e QuWt Qui& .5 · l.oo • Grewben ·'Wa~ SbOIP I:SQ, MnYie Matlne~ . n: ·~!1~:ndst.tnd 1 •' ,gcMAsl~R.e '•' .' 3:30 0~ ,You Tj'ust Your 'WileY 4·~ Amtrlcan Bandstand · -~ ,, . 5:00 · llu«aneers 5>30 HI0~~7 lllouse Club ~:oo c'""'"' ctt.b 8:15 Jule 'Rlvlln Show 6>30 Atthur J,' Smith Reporla tbc New• · 8·4& , !lejr!t ' : ' , .1 7:00 Slate Tropper \ '' 7:30 1Un'Tln Tib ·· 8:00 Ji"' Bowie ' 8::!01 Cplt ~ ' ' ' ,. li:oo Frank Slnab'll S~ow •. • 1:30 The 1'1\l'k!e Munset Show • 10:00 'walt~r, Wmch~U rue 10:.30 NM'e•::nt ot Docls!on , •• 11 00 t~:l5 Theater 11, 12:80 Sl~~ OH -~ mealy ...... .1?eac '., h'es. . r' . Fre,estone. ' 't'I,~ '1 ( .>. ( ,, • ' • · .. .\ ·~············· KNI,r • 3 $1 No.2~ Hart'• I cans '· .J, JUICe.... ~II I' ~ 'll!.,l.• ' ...J · · ' ' '. I '· lmliaay · ,~ ••,4ftll P\F•$1rYaJ ,~, •~ r;. ~. t~e·, I · • ~tluue .,. 2 ' '*1 ~•a · Ji .4...... -.....- ' -..-..,..._ , ~·' ...-....... .. .-.. ...n. • . 1) ' 1 • 1 l ' l ' Plum ' , . ,, •' • I ' ', • \far ! I ; " •• "'• 7 ·7 I • 1 1 • ~ ' e '- ' , c'l' ' tv ' . pkg. Paclcer Label Tomoto · • ;Milk .-;-;~. ..,.,,.~~~~ .. ,.j ... 6·""' 79i• ~?-~~ ·ib~ Plum~) 'and CIJb"' • ·"Tiaellf, Bu7 Store Where You$ Bu Cents" , MIDDLEPORT,' 0111() ' Couritey ,. . Ff~llDWARE & ·flJRNITURE ' ) 'I Ann Wbtdland led de•, pi Swarti WQ anlst of U1e -"'111 was readiOI ~nd dl•l'·~~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~l;~~_,.l:._...,..._.,:_::::::_::;!.S:::_~...:--.....:..: itelm ot intem: ''TJia You!lt Am· I short qui& : -'til• Pinto 'Beans. 45c 4 •' 2 '· • • ou~ i ................ . .46 oz. cans �.. '· . Meigs..CO Riding 12 ()z. ' JAR . C!ul) l)iscu~s . Fajr $howaluriges A d~i~n , on POISibi~ chan· geo aild oddltlono,to the show protram 'and lo!oo 'for tile Fair was beld wMn the Meigs Riding Ciu~ met Tuesdly eve•llin.g.j at the RO<k William B. prl'~! d ed and gave ba11quet sponsored by c:uh recently at the <Country in Jac:.Son. 1t was de.iided to the next meeting oo Mareh.,.a the Salisbury Township building. Refreshments were Berved at the clooe of the meeting. ·~ fii'.U . Ll. PKG. ! I- ,, .. . .. . • I • "' • What Became Of •jjj ' NEW HAVEN •··~ · " \. .. .. ... • Murrot :If!· Iild - • • '• : I ' )1 > ' '' ·, ' ( IDWh Slntle Galt!t - E. Sylves· NO. 2112 CAN ' . • •• • • i ., • W~1 LEAaUE 'l!ii!l i'('ltrllll ll•lll• ." by Dl\'hln '•irvlew .. ''!\' •' u,,' ' Ji4()~ ., ler173 RfCHEY MO~TE OEL ,, ·--- JAR ,• :. • ''"' .• oz. 6 303 CiNS ,I ,; poyltn Col. Whitt l , .., .....h L011n County !'lrry-~M 72 Ltwlotown 39 cr... LB. ·BAG L..,.,.,. .. ~~~~~~~~~~ IIIIo Co-'.nlll• S4 DIGroH 47 ~ au'll\cr ,. COU'IIIy Mofti'Ot.to -IMrillliil'll 51 lho\vnN 72 Grotto 31 Clinton County WIDioot 64 Kenton 52 \lo.Cholltr 40 Mtrflnovlllt 45 'ort lcltto Ctontv . .•,. 49 OIWIY 42 OrND :II ot Henry County Dtthlor 62 Millnlo :10 ' - Hoi"" 40 'Homltr 25 Take a Up from Cupid serve .lee Cretm Adamo Ceunty WHI Union 77 Wlothtlltr 17 ...,.., 64.,.,.,. '"~'" c...:15rity Mt. Onb 6'1 Dtell6r 52 Cit""""' County 'ollclty 42 Wllllom...,ra 17 '' .. ·~ j 'I •\' '" ,(• • l ' ......... t ... .- '\ ' ..._ .. . . 11!. ' • 1 " . ·, . ~. . ) ' / I. ,·LJ. : . f\ ' .; . iiearlt AI Your Party I. Fa'i!Cy'• Teicn ... I• «:OMIN6 SOON% Watch For fhe..-:, . ., IOU.NP STEAK A~NOUNCEM.EHT··:'· ~ ·~lb. OF THE GARLIC BOLOGNA ' 39. lb, ~ ,A,' , '"· }c l ''I' .'· ' lir ' .. . . ' '·JAG · . "' ,. '' • ,'' J • r ' �.. '· . Meigs..CO Riding 12 ()z. ' JAR . C!ul) l)iscu~s . Fajr $howaluriges A d~i~n , on POISibi~ chan· geo aild oddltlono,to the show protram 'and lo!oo 'for tile Fair was beld wMn the Meigs Riding Ciu~ met Tuesdly eve•llin.g.j at the RO<k William B. prl'~! d ed and gave ba11quet sponsored by c:uh recently at the <Country in Jac:.Son. 1t was de.iided to the next meeting oo Mareh.,.a the Salisbury Township building. Refreshments were Berved at the clooe of the meeting. ·~ fii'.U . Ll. PKG. ! I- ,, .. . .. . • I • "' • What Became Of •jjj ' NEW HAVEN •··~ · " \. .. .. ... • Murrot :If!· Iild - • • '• : I ' )1 > ' '' ·, ' ( IDWh Slntle Galt!t - E. Sylves· NO. 2112 CAN ' . • •• • • i ., • W~1 LEAaUE 'l!ii!l i'('ltrllll ll•lll• ." by Dl\'hln '•irvlew .. ''!\' •' u,,' ' Ji4()~ ., ler173 RfCHEY MO~TE OEL ,, ·--- JAR ,• :. • ''"' .• oz. 6 303 CiNS ,I ,; poyltn Col. Whitt l , .., .....h L011n County !'lrry-~M 72 Ltwlotown 39 cr... LB. ·BAG L..,.,.,. .. ~~~~~~~~~~ IIIIo Co-'.nlll• S4 DIGroH 47 ~ au'll\cr ,. COU'IIIy Mofti'Ot.to -IMrillliil'll 51 lho\vnN 72 Grotto 31 Clinton County WIDioot 64 Kenton 52 \lo.Cholltr 40 Mtrflnovlllt 45 'ort lcltto Ctontv . .•,. 49 OIWIY 42 OrND :II ot Henry County Dtthlor 62 Millnlo :10 ' - Hoi"" 40 'Homltr 25 Take a Up from Cupid serve .lee Cretm Adamo Ceunty WHI Union 77 Wlothtlltr 17 ...,.., 64.,.,.,. '"~'" c...:15rity Mt. Onb 6'1 Dtell6r 52 Cit""""' County 'ollclty 42 Wllllom...,ra 17 '' .. ·~ j 'I •\' '" ,(• • l ' ......... t ... .- '\ ' ..._ .. . . 11!. ' • 1 " . ·, . ~. . ) ' / I. ,·LJ. : . f\ ' .; . iiearlt AI Your Party I. Fa'i!Cy'• Teicn ... I• «:OMIN6 SOON% Watch For fhe..-:, . ., IOU.NP STEAK A~NOUNCEM.EHT··:'· ~ ·~lb. OF THE GARLIC BOLOGNA ' 39. lb, ~ ,A,' , '"· }c l ''I' .'· ' lir ' .. . . ' '·JAG · . "' ,. '' • ,'' J • r ' �' ~~~~~:=;=;!Federal Res~rve EconomistS · · ,' ·Analyze Eif~}·:Of sS Prog~am BOW: I ooatr ~ •Gid. - !DorU... llhlbaua clw1• IOf..-4 :u~t ~WJII'CitorduettQl cltig~ · · 8peclil- ODe . . _ tor cealll per wen. I'IIU rote ot2 ee11ta per .,..,. wiD lie ebuced fcr admtlainl U lit~ f-. beftn llle IIID oleac:b 111011\b lollowi,oc luettluJL .., Jinr1 Ia .~!Q-8bould Ill! rfDOI'Ied immediate!). Tilt Dally Selltlul JriU .1101 be reapor..idble for more than one lnco.. net l8ilerttoD. ~~~-fialltel ol iwutltJ..OO. OlthiM'IIa •I ~ three' Ill""' ~e~guc )lllrlt l ...=: ill'ni EmbrY avera! Grce~ ; • I have q~1l farmmg and otfer for salo, I Dodge Truck, 1952 model, 1·2 ton, low rack; high rack ~- - - .. ~J. --r-Ham Shoot. Racine Planlllg Mill lime spreader, horse moll>~ Feb. 16. Public invited. Oliver 6 ft cut mowmg mach· ! 8 7tc 1ne, baa about any thing you ( lJ l.:r\rottces fourlb Ed~ ·M~ Ch Fai --- ·----- .... C..w,ltto Auctl-r ·hrv~ Uallnl. Advertlsilll, SeUIIII. l 0. McCoy A Long Botl<lm, Ohio Phone Yukon 5-2282 Jes a cnm was ' ; UOtp Rid in would want in llorse lme, also other mtacellaneous items. William Long, Long Bottom, Rl I. located near Slivcrsvtlle 11 Bal~ Knob, on route from Bashan to Portland. 2· 12.:!lP U you want "' sell or buy som.. Venetia• Bhnds any me anJ coltbinl then use the Want Ada. or. AWmng repatrs, recovering They are noticed. 1 2 8 11811 old frames . N1nthern grown . nursery stock, f1bcr glass awnRummo&e sale, Pomeroy Band lnp. For free estimate see Boosters, m Pickens BulldinJ, Dalo Wippel Supply, 21~ Union Thursday, Fri, and Sat. Rllm· Ave., Pomeroy, 0 2-12·30tc mage accepted Wed. afternoon, 2 8 4tc One slngl• metal bed, $2 50. One double wood bed. ilfi.OU one 12) Cord Of Thanks Automatic gas walcr heater, uoed for washing Autos m cold We wlah to thank all our friends weather, $2500. Phone 3lO.M, and neilhbora who were ao z.t2-3tp lind to us durinll the 1llneaa Pomeroy. and death of our mother ond wife, Mrs. Norman Neutzllrig. We especially wish to lhank the Emergency 54111d, Dr. He-j weton, Meigs l:en~al Hopltal 1 atafl and nur&e& and Rev. Eugene Brown. Norman Neuh:llna and Children. 2-13-ltp at th Wi prrs: ~ l1nnq c:uh in J: the tlw' R1 the w D ""' mar . Wll dlll I ,j I tlor ., ('6) Lost & Fbtihd od WI Lo1t-Man'a black bllll.ol~ 1 Losl In or In vicinity of ' Temple Theatre or near oo,lwrlir~ts. Reward. Return to 700 W. Main St . or The Daily Sentinel 2·133tp lo< Found Camera on ro•d •••1of Racine. Owner can have aame by ldentlrying and paylna for ad. w. E Sines, Racine, Ohio. 2-13·3lp, Room• .New Furait11rt1 FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI 001 Tile Brlgllh!ll ConMt fou,,d In Ohio Rlvr•. Johnbonl. for ou ~bo~~· .. motCJr usc. ·Ernct! ... llllddl~port Quillan, Roclnc, 0 . I 2'1 30tc FOUuND key C;;atom Built Klt~hcn deslgno,d rinl ,•lth several .keya And ~ for your home, , Free estimate!. •m•n llccn&e ,.,. Owner rnav " Foroman & Abbott. !'hone elalm by ldenli!ylng and paying 628f·Y. 8 6 tl '6r ·ad. Phone 3911 D•llY Sen- p . -Inc! Ofllct, Mechanic StM•t. raclically new Formal! Super ~omeroy. 1-23tlc C Tractor with mower, cult1va __ __ _ tor anrl 12 Inch 2 bottom plow1. 'II you're at leas on wbat to do $121!0.00. Chorleo B"scll, Min· with that extra heater you have orsvll)e, 0. Engle Rlugc Road. laylna around In tho attic 01' 2·Nitp basemeat then lind a buyer lor - - ' ' - : -.,-::--.,...--::--::':' 11 br win( the claulfl!lds, and Lump coal ~ellvcrcd. Orville you probably can use the cash Hogue. Phone 24912. __2~ you can I•Uor It too. %8 61C -;;;;:-iJ,;;.;;C1-;;;;- •' ======::=:-- - (111 Warted To auv , (8l Au(l) Soles d deep or !hallow well pump, -- u..with or without tank. w. F. Hill Chester, 0. Phone Yukon 5,3080. Good Clun Uotd Cm All Mlk" end Modtll MITlQPOLITAN Auto lelao 2 10 Tl' ---,- ,1 2 11 3tp ( 14) For Rent ------ - - - Ohioans and Mclga Cduntiailo , . IItteii of SS on lconomy are Interested in how tbe lcieW · U~employment lnaurmee, be~eurlly program woru. Follow· aldea belnc an llldlcator or the 1ng " an authoritative .anllyala , extent ol unemployment, IJ an of the Impact of this fedf1'al1pro. Important economi~ atablllur. gram on the economy of, tile na· For• ,nmple, total waJe and aal· Uon by the Federal , Jl~rye ary peyments fell at an annual Bank of ClcveiJnd ..mn,c ,. the rata of ' $3 bllllon In the Jut Fourth Feder•l Reserve Diatrlill. q'arler of 1957. About one lnlf During periods of buailleu cJe. of thla drop m wqe-aalary dJ.. Harmon Fox apent several.'daya ellne, government olflciala and bunamenll was offset Ia the last at blo home here. . · othen look ot increuea In ' unem· monlbs of 1951 by a rise In Lester Brookover""'','"''" ployment compenoaUon daim1 to "tranofer paymenta" by the Fed· some !Ime~ea;t~,jj;,:,.. ..,,~;~t"j~;~ help determine the extent of un- er'll Governmenl (Tra~er par· lncMrL .Cora '" employment in the ~omy. Tile lilhla are funds whlcll' Ire paid dar witli' Hr. and 1 unemployed worker, althOUih ;.h~ .Out for no specific jmmedlate scr· Wrl&ht. may have an Interest In the •tatll·l vJQO!s, such as dllbunements Cor , lito. 'Marpret Allen ls aiSilotbli f. tical extent or unemploymenl, Ia veterans' benelita or Interest on Mrs. John Diehl In the more vitally mtereated In the the Federal debt.) llJCrelled un· ~r. Diehl, who Is ill. Mr. behellt. which the lnaurance ay.. emplorment compensation pay. somcl'bat Improved at tbla tem provides for blm and bta menll were responsible lor a Callen at the John Diehl family. llrae part ol Ibis Increase In were Mr. and Mra Clifford transfer payment& and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. A slillllar point can be made Mr. and Mrs. Ivan about the Federal Old·Aic ond , Purely by coincidence, PlY· and Mrs Paul Jacobs. Survivors Insurance program IJIOnls to ohout eleven mlJilon Roecber wao a dinner The economist looks at the lm· people dr'awlng old aae benelill her brother and wife pact !hat the recelpll and db- Ill now acting aa a stabilizer In bunements from the fund wlll a downturn lor the firot Ume have on the Federal budaet, since the program wu atarled. while the worker, contemplatln' Bee~use of major revision• in the retirement, looks upon the bene- program in t9S6, payments are !ita as a vital part of his retire- now running m exc01s of M bli· ment program Together, the lwo lion 1 year, with the lotal eonprograma form what Is commoll· tlnulng to mount steadily 1.1 more ly referred to as Social Socurlty. people become eligible. ISome of Mlln Featur11 If .....,,.., the~t retirement& may have been Before lookin1 at the current eoeouraged In part hY a 'slowing Impact of Social Security, It In job opportunltlea.) Qn the might be well to review •ome or other band, the income of the the main feature& of each pro- Jlfnolon program ia euneotly Jram. The unemployment lllsur· r&ll!nlng at only a $U·bllllon ance provam Is financed In mP•t yearly nte, and showa no signs allt.a.by the employer who PQa of rising. Therefore, part or the up to 3 per cent of the lint ~·bllllo~ aurpiUI will have to $3,000 of rearly wagea or ~a•ti of be, used to oupply the difference hb work era covered 'by the ·pro- between the current Income and gram. The money Is theil'' divided outgo of the fund. Instead of hotv.een the Federal and the latlnJ funds aw1y from the aen· state governmenta with the states erol public, a& It has In the past reeeivmg the major allotme~t In order to build up the large •ince they adminiSter the great reoerve, the Fed,ral Government bulk of the pro(ram. ,'.' · . Ia now aupp)ylng (undi to the At present, the mounl ';or rua~l ~~bile from the accumulated 1 available to pay cla~ma Ia arotill~ ~~~~~.. This, in turn, oerv01 $9 billion ' , . ~~lp " lin)lt the dcpr..,alna cllect Fedora! Old·Agc and ~urvl~oro• of 11M cunent reductions In priInaurmee Is jointly IIQ!IIIct!d ~Y vale ~,.oaf Income. ' the employer an~ emplofte, ~til• Accordingly, It •ppeus that the at pre~ent split a 4 1·2 · ~ cl.~t economy Ia now receiving a twin tax on the llrst ~.200 that the eountar-cychnl effect from lhe worker earna In a year. Th111 opera~oni of the Social Security each pays $94 50 a year on 'that ptoenm. In other postwu · reamount, even without any filrlh· ee!"oos, the only effqct of thla er changes m the law, ttie ·wqrk· sot't ~me from the Increase In er a11d his employer each will ho uneinpjqyment cornpc•satlon payreqUired ;,Jater on to por a~ much tnenta. ., $178.\1(1 a year. llijtll v~rr on Troaavry Flnanclns recently, payroll taxei ft•ve been While It baa a desirable atablllz in cxeea!•of benefits paid 1<1 pen.. lnt efteet on !be economy 11 a lonet• •• that there Ia now $22 w~ole, the use of ourplus lunda ~llllon' ~yallable to pa)' .l'~oplir lo pey for tht~cu\'fent Soclol T<~ ~Ill retire In the llll!l{lj Tile S~ilttfy pr~' doii pose groat bulk ot the •b'llllon Un· additional proMe lilt the Trel;· ·l• employment In.urance fun~ and aury Issue.!. The Tre~I!Jry'a the '22 billion FedOJ:~I did Aae Old·Age 'nd SurvlvoriJ'Fbnd and and Survlvlora lnadrancl! fUnd the Federal UnempiOyftlent Fund \! lnV.sted In TreaaurY l'aue,•: now hold obllut,$31 billion. or II the Trea.!ury, the~efo,r,llr . ltla ~n (lor cent of th9 ~resent Federal Interest In the paymertli•tO•" and debl ., / from these lunda. · '' II) order lo build ' up theoe On lhe otber band, !he 'l~th'1' lunda, CODtrlbutlob frOm emplOY· of the pro!lfam' which 1.1 ot en and employeea have been In e.t concern to the eihp\dyll! Ia exee~a of begell!l derived from the amount ol benefil.! he the plana. The exeeu lunda, ac· will be eligible to rec~IV. ehould cumulaled to Pt!J tor future ben.. he become unemployed! · The !Ita, have bee• lnve&ted In Trot· maximum amounl obtainable Ia aurey laauea. The Treaaury'a d!· $60 a week, but the aver•** ':1'''~ pendenee on the for the ly payment Ia much lower thin oale ol a~;~~:~~·~~~~::!~:~~ that. In fact, there are v~r~c !~w thereby 1 atato!o whore the maximum "1"'e' uta ·ore 50 por cent or more' of the statewide averaae weekly wage Aa for old ege benellll, at pre..nt 1 retired w~rter ean draw a lOp penolon of '1011.110 a month; lor a marrle~ couple, It Is •162.80 a ~onth._ · Wonted . Employment Wonted 1110& Chevrolet ~ ton truck. Top ' eondiUon. Good lil'e•. 8«1 at WORK by day or week. Call 74-X. 40:11 w. Main, Pomeroy. 211 3tc l all Glp (8of AutoServices ll!tr • Clttk Gor.a• Phon• I :>0 II IIIli. Ra11ne, Ohio. --- ..,.--- . (20)8uslnen Servkln -~RADIO 4 TELE\':SICIN SERVIC~; Phone 2011. Cloland Appliance Store, 118 ?/, )loin StreQI Pomeroy. ' 2·~·tf Your Onlt ~uthorii;s­ Fuller BJ'UfiU MAN Jam,• Mll'\'lller 736 I. Main II• ,_...,, Clllla ...........,._ ..... ana ~~ ~~. ~ ·' con, , f ~ '1 1 l ~ 1eftt.P.IIalhment wu•r!ltl 11r. Gordon, new maintenance foreman, "'" llr~ ompiO)'ed Jin,' uaey 4. 1950, Jl a helper, Ill tbe maintenance department. 118 ·later became 1 main""'""' rum and promoted to niuiMI mali)Wh• man April If, 19l121 At. daiiVt Galli• Cqqnlr, O~io, JIJJ. Cor• attended Mld41epotf, Olllo1 Sc~Oill and seryed all yea,. •the Navy. He 11 married, haa nne chtld and resides In Pomeroy, Ohio. '• ' ~~~ l&r. r>,~~· '1, Gardne\-1 ·paiiMT of t~ei MICI\llepotV Chu'!l~ Of' ChrljV. 8~e ' •WII llh!, Roo~ A:noo'l'ahta~ 01' ~~ ' ltli!' , Ra,dlo who• ung tw. -.pl..., solos .. Mlu ArzMmanlan Is>oervlrig as leader and aolobt it ''MI'. A bjrthdoy p•rty WI! held at Glir•dnCir'a and the heine or Mr. and Mr1, Robert Van Meter Sunday afternoon hon, ' their dauahter, Roberta, on 1 birthday. Attendlnl were ' Holalnger and Vll'tll~ VIr· ' ' and Kll'eb and san. HolslnRer, Connie nd Holsinger, Ronnle1 "1• Janel, Brenda and Patti; Donna.,. .J,. •> W'bb, Myra Loultnd l>iura Joan1 I "'' Paul Holsinger, t.rn.'F-imle Blglel ' : " ' and Eddie, Ge..,ce 'and Doria Van Ice ~am, ealte, potato ' ' lool ade •were servedl 11Ri>ber·ta received many 'nice (Ill• · EDEN I ,. and Iii~ Robert Webb and )'~;'i~~~:G~:u::y::';nlle, &!ld,,llro. Mar· I: ianil eoo, Virgil, "~~1 nth ee•r;pall ,.,ek to "' IH!>lair1ger 1 who Ia III. Van, Metem . and 1Mts. Alva and sen apen~ Sunda~ . ,and Mr•. Sol Bigley and .eedJVUie. " · , Mr1. Russell Van Meter, I'Fo:illlnid. ' •~nl Wedtje!da~ \VItb Mrs. Rulll!rt Vall' lofllten Ern"'" co•vcrt'l)re,ld· i.~n~\ ~ii!Oiily, ' I Holainfe~ f ·• Mr. and' Mr' ·If~oJd, Sn,vder to, Hllfklnl(ljlrl recently. ' Russ&II Clln..e and aons of spent Sundly . with hiS I~--''ihlor and soo-lli-lltw, f,tr. and Junior Jfolllnxer • ~\I}'ged •.,... (Coritl~u~ lrom Pa" O!rol "Mrs Ohio" will be . ''Mrs ~ <pensei>ald ' 'Q It•••· Ill" CONCBITB BLOCKS "lulll llttlw I'll'.._.. Glti""ER' BLOC" CO, ""' ,. !l'laa Ntrl~ tf """"' Oflllt, at Cell Wm. 'G"*" ltdt l(ll'lntll 1 1~~:~·~~~~~~~~~ IT7i o! re, ••len luncbOon , of• tbe l(l'oup In· ..111 rooma• of the Jtdlll'atadl Cl\ilroli' Tht ' .contest ateJl!ed, i-Oitrda;. wlll llsl for oleeka. WlnneN ' eol l 101l6 P"NTIAC V8 4 Dr. Catalina 3 room and bath furnished apart· 2 II 8tc i , Sedan :.O&s than ID.IIOO miles, ment. Phone 8170. Power StacrlnJ. Radio 4 heater. Fully equipped. Almoll like the Two apartmcnla, 3 and 5 room day It wa1 aold. $2,00S. Blaet· and both, lurnlahcd. Call 7 Mor tnar'a Pomeroy. 2 10 6tc f08 Spring Ave. 2 8 Ute Eight Room House: /Two story. !UIH BUICK V8 Super 4 Dr. Sedan Modern bath on socond lloor. Original llahl areen llnltoh toilet and lavatory on first, Dynallow drive Radio ond Heal· good garacc, about live mlnu· or. $1,283. Blaettnar's Pomeroy los lro:n Court Houae. A. N 2 10 Btc Bengel, SlQoM, 1·3HitFP UM STIJDEBAKt.'R Champion 4 FOil RENT- Extension Ladder.. Dr. Sedan. Extri aood looklll~ Scallold Board., Drop Clolhal • car. Wcok·end special. $477. Clinton l'lsher, Middleport, 0 I; Blaotln~r'a Pon1~roy 2 10 6tc Phon£ 62611·X, ll·Hl IDII3 OIIEVROLET 210 4 ()r. S.· 3 ro~n furnlahcd apartment duw1 t•h·s, utilities lllrnl•hcd. dau A good looking and drlv1ng Phon 6087-Y. · 2 8 6tc car t8f6 Blaettnor's l'ontcrot 2 10 6tc Sleeping room•. Olooc In town. 12? Butternut, Pomeroy 2 10 12t•· lll68 MERCURY V8 !lonteray I ' Dr. Phcdton Sedan. Mercury·.. Help ntatle. Very low mlloae, Sharp car l1181de •nd out. ,I,P95. Blaet· tnar'a Pomeroy. 2 10 Ute i'arHimc dealorl for famouo wh .. l horsa rldlna tractora and mowcn. Contac~ Garden Store, 11155 CHRYSLER VS 4 Dr. Wind· 3120 Olentanay River Road sur S.dan. Automatic shill. One Columbus, Q. 2-13·3lp owner - clean car. Weck·cnd apedal. 11.517. Blacttnar'a Pom 1181 eroy 2 10 6tc lfll rtaucruaA~ 1••~ ICaAP, IRON - MI'I'Al.l OHIO ·VALLEY JUNK CO. l'han' 110 '-"" A&P SIIDer.ftl.lll 69c :stew lb..' .. lndusttv' ~ . ," · ':J . I•~ , tContlnlll!ii Frllll ~'!W~ lv,an Wood, \l!ilpllh Nllkl~r'' •and Mary Bentz' of the Pomeroy Of· fico. . From Gallipolis, George A Hqut, seCtion Jore,m1ni and Ro· ber~ K. Brown, James Craft, Rich· Dean, Ray Stewart and•·L. L, · Showera. ' ·- \ ' FULL ~SHANK '! H'AU ,, I ft~L.F •' .. .' '· I An;tateiJr RookM . ' WKOLE OR ,, ' (Ill() altd "'""~ Jll!IU(IUO~) Ballfatlc MI., lie Aconcy, Red-{ stOQe Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala-' ,. m.'~~lcit~ bam a for mfQrmatlon designed· ~ jt• ml~lmlzo haaard• In theoe roc , , l Rett:y ptojecU. • I \. 1n announcing thJ, informatlo I service, Major ,catlin said th II Army hiR dev!lope~ the All'llC !• help prevept tile groWing uum I o1er of accident• to young rocket governor Iaj ~nthuslaats who may be tomorl , row'• scleutl,sta. ; ,· , .. . �' ~~~~~:=;=;!Federal Res~rve EconomistS · · ,' ·Analyze Eif~}·:Of sS Prog~am BOW: I ooatr ~ •Gid. - !DorU... llhlbaua clw1• IOf..-4 :u~t ~WJII'CitorduettQl cltig~ · · 8peclil- ODe . . _ tor cealll per wen. I'IIU rote ot2 ee11ta per .,..,. wiD lie ebuced fcr admtlainl U lit~ f-. beftn llle IIID oleac:b 111011\b lollowi,oc luettluJL .., Jinr1 Ia .~!Q-8bould Ill! rfDOI'Ied immediate!). Tilt Dally Selltlul JriU .1101 be reapor..idble for more than one lnco.. net l8ilerttoD. ~~~-fialltel ol iwutltJ..OO. OlthiM'IIa •I ~ three' Ill""' ~e~guc )lllrlt l ...=: ill'ni EmbrY avera! Grce~ ; • I have q~1l farmmg and otfer for salo, I Dodge Truck, 1952 model, 1·2 ton, low rack; high rack ~- - - .. ~J. --r-Ham Shoot. Racine Planlllg Mill lime spreader, horse moll>~ Feb. 16. Public invited. Oliver 6 ft cut mowmg mach· ! 8 7tc 1ne, baa about any thing you ( lJ l.:r\rottces fourlb Ed~ ·M~ Ch Fai --- ·----- .... C..w,ltto Auctl-r ·hrv~ Uallnl. Advertlsilll, SeUIIII. l 0. McCoy A Long Botl<lm, Ohio Phone Yukon 5-2282 Jes a cnm was ' ; UOtp Rid in would want in llorse lme, also other mtacellaneous items. William Long, Long Bottom, Rl I. located near Slivcrsvtlle 11 Bal~ Knob, on route from Bashan to Portland. 2· 12.:!lP U you want "' sell or buy som.. Venetia• Bhnds any me anJ coltbinl then use the Want Ada. or. AWmng repatrs, recovering They are noticed. 1 2 8 11811 old frames . N1nthern grown . nursery stock, f1bcr glass awnRummo&e sale, Pomeroy Band lnp. For free estimate see Boosters, m Pickens BulldinJ, Dalo Wippel Supply, 21~ Union Thursday, Fri, and Sat. Rllm· Ave., Pomeroy, 0 2-12·30tc mage accepted Wed. afternoon, 2 8 4tc One slngl• metal bed, $2 50. One double wood bed. ilfi.OU one 12) Cord Of Thanks Automatic gas walcr heater, uoed for washing Autos m cold We wlah to thank all our friends weather, $2500. Phone 3lO.M, and neilhbora who were ao z.t2-3tp lind to us durinll the 1llneaa Pomeroy. and death of our mother ond wife, Mrs. Norman Neutzllrig. We especially wish to lhank the Emergency 54111d, Dr. He-j weton, Meigs l:en~al Hopltal 1 atafl and nur&e& and Rev. Eugene Brown. Norman Neuh:llna and Children. 2-13-ltp at th Wi prrs: ~ l1nnq c:uh in J: the tlw' R1 the w D ""' mar . Wll dlll I ,j I tlor ., ('6) Lost & Fbtihd od WI Lo1t-Man'a black bllll.ol~ 1 Losl In or In vicinity of ' Temple Theatre or near oo,lwrlir~ts. Reward. Return to 700 W. Main St . or The Daily Sentinel 2·133tp lo< Found Camera on ro•d •••1of Racine. Owner can have aame by ldentlrying and paylna for ad. w. E Sines, Racine, Ohio. 2-13·3lp, Room• .New Furait11rt1 FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI 001 Tile Brlgllh!ll ConMt fou,,d In Ohio Rlvr•. Johnbonl. for ou ~bo~~· .. motCJr usc. ·Ernct! ... llllddl~port Quillan, Roclnc, 0 . I 2'1 30tc FOUuND key C;;atom Built Klt~hcn deslgno,d rinl ,•lth several .keya And ~ for your home, , Free estimate!. •m•n llccn&e ,.,. Owner rnav " Foroman & Abbott. !'hone elalm by ldenli!ylng and paying 628f·Y. 8 6 tl '6r ·ad. Phone 3911 D•llY Sen- p . -Inc! Ofllct, Mechanic StM•t. raclically new Formal! Super ~omeroy. 1-23tlc C Tractor with mower, cult1va __ __ _ tor anrl 12 Inch 2 bottom plow1. 'II you're at leas on wbat to do $121!0.00. Chorleo B"scll, Min· with that extra heater you have orsvll)e, 0. Engle Rlugc Road. laylna around In tho attic 01' 2·Nitp basemeat then lind a buyer lor - - ' ' - : -.,-::--.,...--::--::':' 11 br win( the claulfl!lds, and Lump coal ~ellvcrcd. Orville you probably can use the cash Hogue. Phone 24912. __2~ you can I•Uor It too. %8 61C -;;;;:-iJ,;;.;;C1-;;;;- •' ======::=:-- - (111 Warted To auv , (8l Au(l) Soles d deep or !hallow well pump, -- u..with or without tank. w. F. Hill Chester, 0. Phone Yukon 5,3080. Good Clun Uotd Cm All Mlk" end Modtll MITlQPOLITAN Auto lelao 2 10 Tl' ---,- ,1 2 11 3tp ( 14) For Rent ------ - - - Ohioans and Mclga Cduntiailo , . IItteii of SS on lconomy are Interested in how tbe lcieW · U~employment lnaurmee, be~eurlly program woru. Follow· aldea belnc an llldlcator or the 1ng " an authoritative .anllyala , extent ol unemployment, IJ an of the Impact of this fedf1'al1pro. Important economi~ atablllur. gram on the economy of, tile na· For• ,nmple, total waJe and aal· Uon by the Federal , Jl~rye ary peyments fell at an annual Bank of ClcveiJnd ..mn,c ,. the rata of ' $3 bllllon In the Jut Fourth Feder•l Reserve Diatrlill. q'arler of 1957. About one lnlf During periods of buailleu cJe. of thla drop m wqe-aalary dJ.. Harmon Fox apent several.'daya ellne, government olflciala and bunamenll was offset Ia the last at blo home here. . · othen look ot increuea In ' unem· monlbs of 1951 by a rise In Lester Brookover""'','"''" ployment compenoaUon daim1 to "tranofer paymenta" by the Fed· some !Ime~ea;t~,jj;,:,.. ..,,~;~t"j~;~ help determine the extent of un- er'll Governmenl (Tra~er par· lncMrL .Cora '" employment in the ~omy. Tile lilhla are funds whlcll' Ire paid dar witli' Hr. and 1 unemployed worker, althOUih ;.h~ .Out for no specific jmmedlate scr· Wrl&ht. may have an Interest In the •tatll·l vJQO!s, such as dllbunements Cor , lito. 'Marpret Allen ls aiSilotbli f. tical extent or unemploymenl, Ia veterans' benelita or Interest on Mrs. John Diehl In the more vitally mtereated In the the Federal debt.) llJCrelled un· ~r. Diehl, who Is ill. Mr. behellt. which the lnaurance ay.. emplorment compensation pay. somcl'bat Improved at tbla tem provides for blm and bta menll were responsible lor a Callen at the John Diehl family. llrae part ol Ibis Increase In were Mr. and Mra Clifford transfer payment& and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. A slillllar point can be made Mr. and Mrs. Ivan about the Federal Old·Aic ond , Purely by coincidence, PlY· and Mrs Paul Jacobs. Survivors Insurance program IJIOnls to ohout eleven mlJilon Roecber wao a dinner The economist looks at the lm· people dr'awlng old aae benelill her brother and wife pact !hat the recelpll and db- Ill now acting aa a stabilizer In bunements from the fund wlll a downturn lor the firot Ume have on the Federal budaet, since the program wu atarled. while the worker, contemplatln' Bee~use of major revision• in the retirement, looks upon the bene- program in t9S6, payments are !ita as a vital part of his retire- now running m exc01s of M bli· ment program Together, the lwo lion 1 year, with the lotal eonprograma form what Is commoll· tlnulng to mount steadily 1.1 more ly referred to as Social Socurlty. people become eligible. ISome of Mlln Featur11 If .....,,.., the~t retirement& may have been Before lookin1 at the current eoeouraged In part hY a 'slowing Impact of Social Security, It In job opportunltlea.) Qn the might be well to review •ome or other band, the income of the the main feature& of each pro- Jlfnolon program ia euneotly Jram. The unemployment lllsur· r&ll!nlng at only a $U·bllllon ance provam Is financed In mP•t yearly nte, and showa no signs allt.a.by the employer who PQa of rising. Therefore, part or the up to 3 per cent of the lint ~·bllllo~ aurpiUI will have to $3,000 of rearly wagea or ~a•ti of be, used to oupply the difference hb work era covered 'by the ·pro- between the current Income and gram. The money Is theil'' divided outgo of the fund. Instead of hotv.een the Federal and the latlnJ funds aw1y from the aen· state governmenta with the states erol public, a& It has In the past reeeivmg the major allotme~t In order to build up the large •ince they adminiSter the great reoerve, the Fed,ral Government bulk of the pro(ram. ,'.' · . Ia now aupp)ylng (undi to the At present, the mounl ';or rua~l ~~bile from the accumulated 1 available to pay cla~ma Ia arotill~ ~~~~~.. This, in turn, oerv01 $9 billion ' , . ~~lp " lin)lt the dcpr..,alna cllect Fedora! Old·Agc and ~urvl~oro• of 11M cunent reductions In priInaurmee Is jointly IIQ!IIIct!d ~Y vale ~,.oaf Income. ' the employer an~ emplofte, ~til• Accordingly, It •ppeus that the at pre~ent split a 4 1·2 · ~ cl.~t economy Ia now receiving a twin tax on the llrst ~.200 that the eountar-cychnl effect from lhe worker earna In a year. Th111 opera~oni of the Social Security each pays $94 50 a year on 'that ptoenm. In other postwu · reamount, even without any filrlh· ee!"oos, the only effqct of thla er changes m the law, ttie ·wqrk· sot't ~me from the Increase In er a11d his employer each will ho uneinpjqyment cornpc•satlon payreqUired ;,Jater on to por a~ much tnenta. ., $178.\1(1 a year. llijtll v~rr on Troaavry Flnanclns recently, payroll taxei ft•ve been While It baa a desirable atablllz in cxeea!•of benefits paid 1<1 pen.. lnt efteet on !be economy 11 a lonet• •• that there Ia now $22 w~ole, the use of ourplus lunda ~llllon' ~yallable to pa)' .l'~oplir lo pey for tht~cu\'fent Soclol T<~ ~Ill retire In the llll!l{lj Tile S~ilttfy pr~' doii pose groat bulk ot the •b'llllon Un· additional proMe lilt the Trel;· ·l• employment In.urance fun~ and aury Issue.!. The Tre~I!Jry'a the '22 billion FedOJ:~I did Aae Old·Age 'nd SurvlvoriJ'Fbnd and and Survlvlora lnadrancl! fUnd the Federal UnempiOyftlent Fund \! lnV.sted In TreaaurY l'aue,•: now hold obllut,$31 billion. or II the Trea.!ury, the~efo,r,llr . ltla ~n (lor cent of th9 ~resent Federal Interest In the paymertli•tO•" and debl ., / from these lunda. · '' II) order lo build ' up theoe On lhe otber band, !he 'l~th'1' lunda, CODtrlbutlob frOm emplOY· of the pro!lfam' which 1.1 ot en and employeea have been In e.t concern to the eihp\dyll! Ia exee~a of begell!l derived from the amount ol benefil.! he the plana. The exeeu lunda, ac· will be eligible to rec~IV. ehould cumulaled to Pt!J tor future ben.. he become unemployed! · The !Ita, have bee• lnve&ted In Trot· maximum amounl obtainable Ia aurey laauea. The Treaaury'a d!· $60 a week, but the aver•** ':1'''~ pendenee on the for the ly payment Ia much lower thin oale ol a~;~~:~~·~~~~::!~:~~ that. In fact, there are v~r~c !~w thereby 1 atato!o whore the maximum "1"'e' uta ·ore 50 por cent or more' of the statewide averaae weekly wage Aa for old ege benellll, at pre..nt 1 retired w~rter ean draw a lOp penolon of '1011.110 a month; lor a marrle~ couple, It Is •162.80 a ~onth._ · Wonted . Employment Wonted 1110& Chevrolet ~ ton truck. Top ' eondiUon. Good lil'e•. 8«1 at WORK by day or week. Call 74-X. 40:11 w. Main, Pomeroy. 211 3tc l all Glp (8of AutoServices ll!tr • Clttk Gor.a• Phon• I :>0 II IIIli. Ra11ne, Ohio. --- ..,.--- . (20)8uslnen Servkln -~RADIO 4 TELE\':SICIN SERVIC~; Phone 2011. Cloland Appliance Store, 118 ?/, )loin StreQI Pomeroy. ' 2·~·tf Your Onlt ~uthorii;s­ Fuller BJ'UfiU MAN Jam,• Mll'\'lller 736 I. Main II• ,_...,, Clllla ...........,._ ..... ana ~~ ~~. ~ ·' con, , f ~ '1 1 l ~ 1eftt.P.IIalhment wu•r!ltl 11r. Gordon, new maintenance foreman, "'" llr~ ompiO)'ed Jin,' uaey 4. 1950, Jl a helper, Ill tbe maintenance department. 118 ·later became 1 main""'""' rum and promoted to niuiMI mali)Wh• man April If, 19l121 At. daiiVt Galli• Cqqnlr, O~io, JIJJ. Cor• attended Mld41epotf, Olllo1 Sc~Oill and seryed all yea,. •the Navy. He 11 married, haa nne chtld and resides In Pomeroy, Ohio. '• ' ~~~ l&r. r>,~~· '1, Gardne\-1 ·paiiMT of t~ei MICI\llepotV Chu'!l~ Of' ChrljV. 8~e ' •WII llh!, Roo~ A:noo'l'ahta~ 01' ~~ ' ltli!' , Ra,dlo who• ung tw. -.pl..., solos .. Mlu ArzMmanlan Is>oervlrig as leader and aolobt it ''MI'. A bjrthdoy p•rty WI! held at Glir•dnCir'a and the heine or Mr. and Mr1, Robert Van Meter Sunday afternoon hon, ' their dauahter, Roberta, on 1 birthday. Attendlnl were ' Holalnger and Vll'tll~ VIr· ' ' and Kll'eb and san. HolslnRer, Connie nd Holsinger, Ronnle1 "1• Janel, Brenda and Patti; Donna.,. .J,. •> W'bb, Myra Loultnd l>iura Joan1 I "'' Paul Holsinger, t.rn.'F-imle Blglel ' : " ' and Eddie, Ge..,ce 'and Doria Van Ice ~am, ealte, potato ' ' lool ade •were servedl 11Ri>ber·ta received many 'nice (Ill• · EDEN I ,. and Iii~ Robert Webb and )'~;'i~~~:G~:u::y::';nlle, &!ld,,llro. Mar· I: ianil eoo, Virgil, "~~1 nth ee•r;pall ,.,ek to "' IH!>lair1ger 1 who Ia III. Van, Metem . and 1Mts. Alva and sen apen~ Sunda~ . ,and Mr•. Sol Bigley and .eedJVUie. " · , Mr1. Russell Van Meter, I'Fo:illlnid. ' •~nl Wedtje!da~ \VItb Mrs. Rulll!rt Vall' lofllten Ern"'" co•vcrt'l)re,ld· i.~n~\ ~ii!Oiily, ' I Holainfe~ f ·• Mr. and' Mr' ·If~oJd, Sn,vder to, Hllfklnl(ljlrl recently. ' Russ&II Clln..e and aons of spent Sundly . with hiS I~--''ihlor and soo-lli-lltw, f,tr. and Junior Jfolllnxer • ~\I}'ged •.,... (Coritl~u~ lrom Pa" O!rol "Mrs Ohio" will be . ''Mrs ~ <pensei>ald ' 'Q It•••· Ill" CONCBITB BLOCKS "lulll llttlw I'll'.._.. Glti""ER' BLOC" CO, ""' ,. !l'laa Ntrl~ tf """"' Oflllt, at Cell Wm. 'G"*" ltdt l(ll'lntll 1 1~~:~·~~~~~~~~~ IT7i o! re, ••len luncbOon , of• tbe l(l'oup In· ..111 rooma• of the Jtdlll'atadl Cl\ilroli' Tht ' .contest ateJl!ed, i-Oitrda;. wlll llsl for oleeka. WlnneN ' eol l 101l6 P"NTIAC V8 4 Dr. Catalina 3 room and bath furnished apart· 2 II 8tc i , Sedan :.O&s than ID.IIOO miles, ment. Phone 8170. Power StacrlnJ. Radio 4 heater. Fully equipped. Almoll like the Two apartmcnla, 3 and 5 room day It wa1 aold. $2,00S. Blaet· and both, lurnlahcd. Call 7 Mor tnar'a Pomeroy. 2 10 6tc f08 Spring Ave. 2 8 Ute Eight Room House: /Two story. !UIH BUICK V8 Super 4 Dr. Sedan Modern bath on socond lloor. Original llahl areen llnltoh toilet and lavatory on first, Dynallow drive Radio ond Heal· good garacc, about live mlnu· or. $1,283. Blaettnar's Pomeroy los lro:n Court Houae. A. N 2 10 Btc Bengel, SlQoM, 1·3HitFP UM STIJDEBAKt.'R Champion 4 FOil RENT- Extension Ladder.. Dr. Sedan. Extri aood looklll~ Scallold Board., Drop Clolhal • car. Wcok·end special. $477. Clinton l'lsher, Middleport, 0 I; Blaotln~r'a Pon1~roy 2 10 6tc Phon£ 62611·X, ll·Hl IDII3 OIIEVROLET 210 4 ()r. S.· 3 ro~n furnlahcd apartment duw1 t•h·s, utilities lllrnl•hcd. dau A good looking and drlv1ng Phon 6087-Y. · 2 8 6tc car t8f6 Blaettnor's l'ontcrot 2 10 6tc Sleeping room•. Olooc In town. 12? Butternut, Pomeroy 2 10 12t•· lll68 MERCURY V8 !lonteray I ' Dr. Phcdton Sedan. Mercury·.. Help ntatle. Very low mlloae, Sharp car l1181de •nd out. ,I,P95. Blaet· tnar'a Pomeroy. 2 10 Ute i'arHimc dealorl for famouo wh .. l horsa rldlna tractora and mowcn. Contac~ Garden Store, 11155 CHRYSLER VS 4 Dr. Wind· 3120 Olentanay River Road sur S.dan. Automatic shill. One Columbus, Q. 2-13·3lp owner - clean car. Weck·cnd apedal. 11.517. Blacttnar'a Pom 1181 eroy 2 10 6tc lfll rtaucruaA~ 1••~ ICaAP, IRON - MI'I'Al.l OHIO ·VALLEY JUNK CO. l'han' 110 '-"" A&P SIIDer.ftl.lll 69c :stew lb..' .. lndusttv' ~ . ," · ':J . I•~ , tContlnlll!ii Frllll ~'!W~ lv,an Wood, \l!ilpllh Nllkl~r'' •and Mary Bentz' of the Pomeroy Of· fico. . From Gallipolis, George A Hqut, seCtion Jore,m1ni and Ro· ber~ K. Brown, James Craft, Rich· Dean, Ray Stewart and•·L. L, · Showera. ' ·- \ ' FULL ~SHANK '! H'AU ,, I ft~L.F •' .. .' '· I An;tateiJr RookM . ' WKOLE OR ,, ' (Ill() altd "'""~ Jll!IU(IUO~) Ballfatlc MI., lie Aconcy, Red-{ stOQe Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala-' ,. m.'~~lcit~ bam a for mfQrmatlon designed· ~ jt• ml~lmlzo haaard• In theoe roc , , l Rett:y ptojecU. • I \. 1n announcing thJ, informatlo I service, Major ,catlin said th II Army hiR dev!lope~ the All'llC !• help prevept tile groWing uum I o1er of accident• to young rocket governor Iaj ~nthuslaats who may be tomorl , row'• scleutl,sta. ; ,· , .. . �.. f'- f' 1 tlb~ils Before ru till« *""' " Jeogue 1111rk i avr< EJnbTI j\l'ef'll! .. Greer, fourl~ Ed Bl -----' Me Cit Fai A ges a gram was , Rldin al th Wi pres! tumq c:uh in Jt the · the I R< the .. ·••"* Setatl.,el er;:a~n~~~~ ~~~~pr!~:ft:~:· .• ~etbail ·team promlaed 1/le Llonl SPORTS Tourney . ' ·, RettOR,.)Oys: , : JW\t~~.:.$,;:. ~re Readt J!Ic-kets Travt:•\?:, O''fsp' r• t•eos Wins $1,166,030 . 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomer~y-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 13.' 1058 1 I' • . rubrC'·Q··· ~ P , . t • ' T0' Lo . ·. ·SL:.. ' , cpLU~BUS UP ~ The ·v. s, year-oldt binked ~70,0ll8, com· gan : JWt Trottlnr Atooc~tlon oud·· todiY i>ared to ~.000 lot the prcvtaUs , · . offsprlna of ' 'the rreal pacinr lire year. · I" , I q Weather Club Wednesday his boys \rJII. ~ut h . 'i out "everything· tbey havt Friday ntrhl to ·win over •Athens• .~nd added "wl!atever happens, th~l· A!nos set•two ·national roonoy,win· , wlll hive done their best." 1 nlnf reeordl ·and earited $1,160,030 , ALBUQUERQUE, N. loti.. ai'ly Betton WI! a guOit of the elub • In 1951. ' ' lllddleporl's Yellow •Ja~kets, · Pncoo:• 111, L.. . A,._lt~ ....~ Rome comes to Racine bopinl IIJ noon day Iunc heon In th e surprt~ at wl•ners .ove•, .Jallipol!'o "' I 115 to reverse a 64-39 decision of Jan. social rooms of the Federated " " li ·~~'~:':tEil polntt4 Goolono Anno "'" · ' Cbureh. He was gre~ted ·with a 71-M In their laot appemnce, go coi ~~ MUon, lhly (10). . !'•' • Cllll ........w 10 11 Rome-Stewart. Jaeklonvlll" . _, h d 1 " 11 tO Los•• Friday to " IIDile with the . · Trimble eomea to Rutland oDd AI• rou ..ng an of app ause •• OW· the bot and cola OU.Itaino. A win ~~~~~~~~g~~~~~:::::::::;i:li7 bany II at Elllern (Cheater). lDf hla lntrnducllon •Y Lion fbet would• brl•• the lackeiJ home i Tannehill. ·~ Harrisonville, wlnleii Ibis Ye'ar, d witH a f.8 reeord. "'' , .. , The b1g game is tomorrow J1ighl. Every Pomeroy High stu· C b R tt oac e on uree every per Bli. gqna lor the JaCket!, ~• .the Ia tbe only county team to travel, ' ' dent knows it. Their fervor has heated to a pomt where l~n· son able to go to be in Athens r goln& to Shade. lor the eame which wln~s up the wire comes down on the· end of cal verse cartoons and posters are appearing on classroom '!dark.Kel· walls hall bulletin 'boards and who knows what other placesl :urrent SEOAL season. II Pome• the current sea~on. LIONS·IROWNS TO MElT ·•• win• it will have it> lint un· I~ wit~ ·1 ·16.9 'averue P'lr•&ame, On~ young author was determined to reiiCh a wider aUdl· ·' DETROIT UP - The obomplon . "'", .Harlap Whltlateh, JIWird,''who Is 'J. ,' SEOAL t II t • IInce 1 "~ 1 erowdlna the top 10 •In tb.( lea•ue Detroit Lions, who whipped . the ence. The ~ports Desk finds its way daily into more Melg~ ahared smce 1935. .• :a ~ Cleveland Browns 1n the Natloqal County homes ·than any other printed word. So he offered II 1sIIsecond the Panthers lose they still with 10 II plus m~, ••• ·,~bby Foottiall League'• IIUe game, will here. And here it is: will share the tiUc with Athens, Nelson, also hot the · .l_.t two nieet the Browns In an exhibition tnd moot likely, Wellston, whlcb weeks. OUR PANTHERS pme ot Brlggo Stadium, Aua. 22. plays Jackson Friday. He was The Jackets will "ha~ io stop Tallest of our boys is uf course ST, hllh In praise ol Pomeroy toni Gene Morgaa, one o( the ~tne SEO· SMITH ENTERS GAMIS Athens thinks they can hold hi~ but just wait and see, to supportins their team through AL centers, to w!p, 11 jre)l 11 NEW YORK UP - Floyd Smith 1.. the oeiBOn. Mike Brown, •n o¥i>lde 1hot lcor· of tbe Ci>~<ago Track Club, the Next on our list is a boy named !'e8)'1, J>• 1(d, Both Athena and Pomeroy are oer) oi ·8J'OII aktn. ' u. s. high jumper In 1957 with · He alone could give Athens a h~k of a whirl. ,J·'.i> ·~· ,primed ond ready . .Athens' ace/ In other SEOAL games l'!~lson· of 6 feet 11 Vc inehea.' will • , ~. : ·,:;.J · :iary McConkey has recove1ed ville eomes 1o Gallipm~, , bo~lpg In the Natl01111i AAU in· As we go down the line we come to Paul. ~ ~ 1 ·'• ' oomplotely from an ankle sprain to' break Ita 9-17 rec6rd. 1Galllppll• championshiP• at Iliad· In school grades and skill compared to Athens beat that kept him out of three ga.mea Is flrhtini to stay1n '1¥,J!t~ iii· SQuare Garden, Feb. 22. The Bulldop did •<>I lose, bow· vlsloa at fourth place 'V'tl! 'l' 6-7 them aII ever, with MeConkey oul·· record. , · '' > ;;; ' Witt\ him back laot week they . Should Gallla lo~ ~nd • ~\ddle· Now we come to a fellow called Bruce, " were upset 60-59 by Logan to give port win, the two !ViluJP• lt~lfor. Athens had better watch out when be's on the loose! the Panthers who !oat at Wall· fourth. Wellston goes to '1acbon ston a backward push Into , a In the other &ame. , ' cinch tie lor the title. . ' : · Lasl but not least we will mention Bill. coach Retlon 11id e~ry boy . With him on our team, Athens, get ready for the kill. on his squad has been Important to the victory skein t-is yeir.. ' • ST, Junior, Bruce, Paul and Bill, lie 'cited Mr. · BB!kelbaU, :n WI' · Johnson, .., belna one· key; Mr. Wlll We know you can beat AI hens and we know you will! Football, Junlor ~ HaWthorne, \an· ' Charles Swisher. othe ke to succe1.1 of his eage Portland war"'fd up for 1\1 In· te~.!' _ Y vitatlonal rrade ICboo)., tlll!rn•· And subslitut.., who haven'' ·mont several w~elu ~ay with a played much, hflve. been just ~· 36·24 win .OYef Coltaje~le o~ lmparlant. Rett,on He, notedl \.} ~ the rueoday p ght naert on the <Winners lehil ,,be way. ' Syracuse outlasted· a whole I tlnie1, made three. Joe KeAoedy, 1 senior, who hu In a reo•rve,l'!lll• Port)!~d won , game stall at Syracuse last night In the preliminary Raolne ,Hth played very ((Ill•, Into the Wa· 311-24·wllh Bruce Be~gle b gh with With Racine, winning finally 1~-11· ··; .llt'•de won 33-6 with Lerty Johnson hama game. Kennedy provided 1 10, For Cottageville .Jri~Chu·e h\ld It was a brother va. brother acl. ·getting 16 for Racine. spa(k that started, the home team 1~ and King h~d !0. · " , as Racine eoach Larry (Little Fofl. ' onto a ICorinll surge. Porti•rul : 6 tl 24 34l zy) Wolle, fjgured his only ohanco Syracuse 4 8Jg ~~ ' Looklna ahe~d, th• Pant~e; Cott•lievllle . . t.• ~ to' 24 wor to· hang onto the ball agalns~ Raome 36 .e coach asked for wider IUpport lor }'oftland: Weill 14, P,~oono 16, , Ju<ilor (Bli Foozyl Wolle's boys. J • lhe summer sport.. .Prcrram. ~e M, VcKelve~ 1, ll. )lel\~lvey ' 5, Hig~ lor the wlnnm was Larry PHILADELPHIA: ot Glardtl· complimented the work of J.ilt e Non scorers:· Beetle Ci>zart L. ThOJ!II& with 4 an~ Allen Graham lo, ' 16!1'/t, RoMdolt, N. Y., out· LeaJIUe baseball monagers, and Price , ' · ' had 8 for Racine. Syracuse ahot pointed Freno Stu•t.,, 160, Vol• official• such ~ Tracy Whaley, Cothievllle: Kln'c 13, .Livendar ~b~~~~~~===~=~~=~~==~..!l~O_:ll::,:m:es:_:::hl:t:l:i:::ve:, ,:R::":::inc shot .six loy Stroom; N. Y., (10). as being villi to sny ouooess In 10, Lloyd 1. /lqn ~orerl:, l\e,Pen· ab1, Rollins 1 HOoyer;- T~ Kl.Qg. i'<f -~ ' . • 1 . l Alf C~ndltlonlng -llmpercrur•• mode 10 !"...,_ this work. >~ • ro1 •ii·Wt\t•""' ...ktd. Gtl • Htiiotonllotl Retton said a~ ~dditio~al lee :~ ' .. . .;.,, I rue lor U·l6 )·ear olds Is neede< '. thlo com!~¥ su")'!'er. "With en ol!i!i au~porl, ll •c.an JJe,l,lut '!'\ tNf fba8, ' ~e· s(l8. Coac~ ·l!eUon''iaid ' he tell! 1)1:, bovo: l I lj• I ! l .,:T . ' "II "you ha~e ·atren the gal"' everything you have, i'o. ildmc a' \ I '· '"· night ~nd siMP, wi\hout ·woriy.' 1 Aboullhe Athena game he wa not able tO predict victory (wtia: co~cb could?) Ht ' ended, however on on unintended hurooroul nolc t by observlns: ' ' . "Come up to . Athens and h'elp ..,,1, " " promise you oM thing It will end; ah, jt will end- one or the other!" ,. teams take on fin· games tomottow opening rounda 11f Tournament ne~t BY UNITED PRUS At 'Fourth Place' DESK Ohio: Portly cloudy today with • few snow flurrl.n neu L1ke Erie, Snow flurriu ·llktlr moat ooctlona tonight. Saturday mostly ciOtJdy and cold • -Mth ~eettertd ' Verse, Poste;s, Cartoons Blossom . , por he .. . .' anow llurrltl; high today 11·25 ~north,,' 20's aouth, low tonltht 8·15 'north, 12·22 1011th, ~ ar, the t1me and notleed The eng1neer of tor, also I 'I I' '".. traruferted to the Miller Funeral His and were suspende9. •co and ··l~e Peoples ~d, . an jn~lll•· Tbo body or the dece.,ed was tion by ·a member ol"th~ shtrilrs removed 1to the Chase . Funeral d•partment indicated Stover had ,llbme at Rutland· where rr;end• a elean record prior to his Iandin& may call. 1n trouble here. The father ol Surviving the deceased are three three children, and a former TB brothers, Jess apd ,fdarlon Wpods, patient, Stover also had offered a of Rutlll)ld, and Lewis, of Colum· plausible exQianation at his hear· bus. Her husband, George Atkins, in' of how he happened to have a preceded •her In death several gun in his possession. )'ears ago. The gun was returned to its Funeral services wUI be held owner, a service station operat()r from the Chase Funeral Home at in Tuppers Plains . ·nutland, Sunday, at 2 p. m, witb R•v. Biddle olliciatln-. filled oea"' '•••• ·Burial is to be made in ~~les I I •• Cttfrolet Is by far the ne~est, nicest car in its ~~·J~-the ~y . on~ that's new from ride to ro~. And in the models most ·peop't 'PJtferl , I 1 ' ' ' Galllpollo Iawver and sports oW cia! Has· accepted thd chairman· ship '• .' In making lhe announcement, Hibbs says that the program , 1a one of alfding more Cub I ' any one oC Chevy's new engines, you1vc ~l ! got a·big serving of spirited action, '•I Sec your nearby dealer soon- find out hoW little Chevy's brand of fun will colt you. For you get more for ~our 'mt;mey in every model- and Chevrolet is the lowest .Priced of the lqw-pP,ced lhrcc In the models most people buy I 't. •iisii•J thisf•mDIU ~•rkmork I §co~t .' < I' ' ! j Pac~s . Troops and Explorer Poi!t.s in 1tbe District, in keepmg with the national tl•eme for 1948 wh~eh ·Only jra""hi11d C/um/11 it•ilr• I the "Tog!!lher We Grow" ~ounces C. F. Hibbs. Middleport merchant and di5trlct chairman uf the Boy Scout Diotrict. · ' ,I ;- vt program of the B~y Dcout!J - of America in the ,MG.M District, an· Chevy costs you less than t~t ~ther two low·p~ic~ '.cars.• ,. . .Chevrolet docs more for your dolla11 1 ' than any other car in the low·price Ocld .. Even the lowest priced models . share in Chevy's unique new beauty and costly car feel. Every Chevrolet's a full nine inches longer-lower and wider, too. And when you hitch thcae new dimensions to . Jolm Halliday, widely known I ' the Cemetery. · , . Halliday Nrum~d '··~ To Head &out · Program In MGM ... ' 1$ "TOJ!elher We Grow.'' ' Halliday announce! that the program will be kicked off on March 7 with a "Together Din· · ncr." at the Farmers Hotel in Gallipolis. • , .., 3-T ' . ,/ veri tied Home at Gallipolis. ' Shumaker who had never mar· ned is survi\'ed by M::abel Smith, a SISter at Middleport RFD I; L. Shumaker an unde, Middleport RFD, Maggie Wise, an aunt, and Mae Lewis, Middlel)l)rt, a cousin. Funer;~ t serviee.s are incom· plete ·OF THE·LOI~PRICED THREE. ' ' Logan, The body of the deceased wu first removed to tile Ewing Fun· ~ra J Home in Pomero1 and then •v-.rv·Y!.~Y· ~·J- , IN THE MODEI.t MOST PEOPLE ·BUff' of Struble's statements. ° ~::. ::~::;: ~~·lhr:h~t~' rs·~s '· the train, Willord Struble of Logan, 111\1 ; that he aounded the warnlril wh1slle and had presumed that the man had otepped off the ' tracks when he lett the Impact Othrr membon; of the train crew, Little John, na""an of Logan and H. H. Shiner, con6uc· ·CH(VROlEY.IS lOWEST PRICID ' the lllll1 walkmg in the traeb. = . , The oheri!C'a report lndl"l"\1' !hat aecounta of the train crew reported tWc train cono~Unf ... four loaded can and fl)ur emp. • tit!! wall proceeding we1tward at e ! aco~rdlng bach. port . I'and·Has· ,· Easy Cage' ·New'~ CJ~~ ~n~r in 10 ~;~~J;~ County Sheriff : Robert 'lied ~aid,. Failure to hear the warning whistle of an ~[:~i:~ Chesapeake and Ohio freight train, due to hls Thlltlday afternoon resulted in the instant death of Sbumaller, 57, ol Middleport R. F. D. 1. Sbumaker died Instantly under the wheels of the ei8ht ear · train at about 3:30 p.m. Thursday suffering a crushed &ktlll"71' and badly mantled body, .,..,..... . ing to Mel£• Count)' Henry Ewln•. County line, 1., Brother Stalls Broiher But Loses Ca!!e Battle Dy Soo,re.ofl2 To.· t'~ht ----· at y William Is Victim OfFatal Mishap On 372Thefeetfatal cast acclden~ cfthe :MULLE·NS SOHl() . SERVI.~E'. :~ • Mln)l key community leaders . 0 ., f ~ !I throughout the diSirlct will at· tend the dinner a)ong w1th in· stitutlonal lleadl and men of ti•e\J' governing bodiea who de· oire to Implement their youth prorram with Boy Scouting. 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