https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/623dad9470973928e2cc49cd05baf5a4.pdf 7ee93f001d93be937667bc86b558190e PDF Text Text .. 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. I' 1a11 �•r , I' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Q,, Feb, ~4, 1958-3 ...,~' N .. .._. ' ftfE~.~AIL~ ·stfifi~EL". 1" "' ' lc ~~~:t: A- ·--;· ,... ·---- -r- f-~·VI$10N GUIDl " ; r'.-.D~tat~;·ECiitorially BOW1 BY!d. l ,.,..,.. Wtel p111d• JHgtlO "':~ Embl'l' iverljl, Greer fourth Ed Ill __. ' Md'· CIL Fai A ges a gram was 1 Rid an at th WI prl'x: b:mq c:llh in J, thi' tltL' I R< the ~/ . . ... ·,,. ) '( D ltltl "'" ""' did There was no lif\ll of demark1\tion !fat ~· parated these men as they eacb h~ t~r say about how the community can be better· spJrjt of •cooperative. endeavor that is not ed, as each of them spoke, he was the import· fo~l!d in very ma~y other places, and this ant man of the moment and everyone else lis· wee~ I) was ol;lly t~o ~11 , exemplified. tened attentively. ~e r~f~r of oours¥ tp the "open meeting" It was a good thing to watch a·nd to hear, hJIJ!i on Monday night in the Ohio Power Co. for "This was really in ali its fullness, a true offices of the Pomeroy Chamber of Com- Democracy at work". No harshness, no ran· mer.ce in whicl! business men, proles,sjonal cor and no arguments to break the tenure of m~n. ttnion representatives, lliboring men cooperative effort. and business executives met on a friendly Later th is week we reported in these colbasis for the purposes of formulating 3 belter community in which to live and lo review umns a number of artlcles th~t were thctr di· the many problems that today confront thts, reel anti-thesis wherein strtke threatens, poliUctags argued and btltcr s:rlie was reand other communities. corded ''hen men could not agree. Each In his turn had "his say", his· right We stncerely believe that if those who to voice his opimons on the questions of the would shout. harangue and battle could only p~oposed "right to work" )aw; the sewage be seated m a meeting such as we saw and disposal plant proposed for this area· the heard last Monday that they might get a b•t conditions of the streets; a street sw~eper ter perspective of how to get along with our _fo_r~t-he_v_i_lla_g_e_a_nd__a _sc_h_oo_l_c_af_et_e_l'l_a.-=--.:._fellow men lfdlsli/Af-1 JJwlll UOTII ly Unlttd Pr111 ..,. W1 •' ,;., I I SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Lt Col. George R. Steinkamp, head of tile Space Medicine ~partmenl ol the School of Aviation Medlelne, on t~e slow response to an alarm bell by the sleepme airman olmu· latlne a lltght to the moon In 0 cramped and airtight space C!ham· ber· "Tbts 11 not unUJiual, but per· foetly normal. It probably ohowo that he Ia hellonlnl to get a hit more relaxed" . WASHINGTON- Sen. Wayne Morse (D·Ore ), on the poulhiiily that the senate w11l hold Its own lnveatigatlon of federal rrgulatory atenciel, in addition to the one now underway in the House: "There already Ia evidence that some offlcaall of •mdepcndent 1 a&eneles hove not dlocharged their lruots in conformity with the hl(h ethical atandarda the public h11 a rlg!It to expeel." flAVANNAH, Ga. - Mayor W. L. M1na:Jedodf, on the little eon· 'i 6·45 S\8~ On 7:00, TO<jay 9·1}0 Romper R09m P:i!f1 Trouble W\lh Father W:OJ) ..,.len• Fra~~~s Sho" 10;30 Treasure Hunt 10:00 The Fri« is Right 11:30 'J'ruth Dr Conset}Uf ncea 12.00 fie Toe Dough 12:30 It Could Be Y;u t:OO Mid-Day }'••• 1: 1! Moviellme 2:30 Kitty Foyle 3.00 Matmee 'l'beatre 4·00 Queen for a Day cern shown by Savannah realdents about the Navy search for a part of a nuclear weapon Jettisoned by a B-47 bombea· one week ago orf Saunnah Beach, after n tollls!On with I IIchter· "Tbe,. atomic bomiiS come In man)' pieeea, and they aren't dnn· gerOUI until " they actually arc US· aem bl ed. T ' Tcnn - Don Me ' wJACKSON S een, ennetsee employment se· curity commlllloner, on his atotc'o growing unemployment JII'Oblem: "T 11 enneuee 1 nvolve~ in an OK· elti n1 race between lhe atork and J0 b opportun tIlea, and for the mo· menl lllo llork II winning." Dl!RLINGTON, Vl - Mra Dor· een Wilson, member of t~e Bur lllliton School Board, on Its fall ure to tiOte the ,.hools Wednes d·~ - Lincoln'• birthday "Normally, 111 legal ,holldoyo are ohaerved. But tliiJ one just •II pped up on 1.11." GallipoUs FOE Liquor License Renewal Frozen COLUIOIUS uP - Ally Gcn W!Ulam Saxbe today ooked the alate Liquor Deportment to "!,...." the trander ..- renewal ot nino permtla wh... ownm were lloted u delinquent In ult! 1u paymenta. Tbey included Cormol Cluh !fan_afleld, and Fraternal Order of ~ Atrit 22!10. QIIIIMtia, Sasbt uld tho pe'imlt holden " Wtll hoYe 30 day1 tt moko ar· for t)VIt)J the back revocation of their l Channel3 -Saturday R·l!'i Sign On 8· IS Penrod & Sam 1 9·30 Ram" of the Jun~le 10 00 Howdy Doody 10·30 ' Tho Ru.f! and Redrly Show 1 u·oo Fury \l:30 Andy's Gong !l!:OO True Story 12.~0 1·00 1·30 2 00 4 00 S~inach 6. 1~ Sports Eye 6·2~ We:~thereast 6 30 Nrws Picture Down on the Farm Engmeer'8 Week NllA Pro llaskot~alt Mr. Wizard 7 00 Saturday liJIJ:Ut Jamboree 6 45 NBC News 7.00 Dr. Hudson's Journnl 7·30 People Are Funny 8 00 Perry Como 9 00 Club OOSIS 7 3() Tro.1th or consequch<:el 8:00 Court of Lost Resort 9:30 Gtsele MurKenzie Show 10.00 Enri of the llainhow 8 30 9:00 9:30 10 :!0 10.45 Life of Riley M-Squad The Thm Man Cavalcade of Sports Comment ll:O<' News Hendtineo 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11 00 New~ Headlines 11 10 Weathcrrast 1:00 Sign Off Chan~tel8 Dear Editor: 9:30 26 Men Much has been written in your !U 00 The Line Up newspaper during the past week 1 10 30 Person to Person 8:00 Captain Kangaroo about tl1e activities of the Boy ll:OO .News 8:45 CBS News Scouts or America and 1ts contri· Jl.':,l:rlllll . i~SH~Er.DP'tiw1111"f~'~H"'M'"X"A"'A"'i"A"G"E-'I 9.00 Morning Show• lltr.! Scann<ng the Weather butlon to the phySical. mental, LAliREL, Miss UP-J. A Lowe IO:Ot> larry Moore 11 ·10 MG M Late Show moral, and spiritual health of the 92, say:; he is all through wtth 11.30 Dotto BY ELMER C. WALZJR ~ommunity of the not1on. tn the matters mHtrnnonial, now that he COLUMBUS, 0. (Spoolal)- ;:-:----::--:-::--::-:-:::cUnhod Prttl FI~IIIFlll ldltor 1 form or pictures. edt orud~. and has divorced his 82-year-old wife. D. Gcckeler, 17, of 'Mid· that a meeting of tbe Big Four 12:00 New! st Noon NEW YORK UP- Wall Street Stephen news strrieR of Scout Happenings ~letown and Michael Minister, 18. foreign mlnlatm - the· United 12:15 Lo1e Of Life again has hefore It the old 'r' u of Worthington wre today 9. 00 TV Classroom We certainly do w:mt to thunk ONE OBJECTION States, G-.at Brltlan, Fianee 12 3D Sea"'n for Tomorrow 9 30 Captain Kangaroo GRAND ISLAND. Neb. UP- ment on whether or not lfie at~tk pounced as Oh1o' I e!:.~;:~:~:~~.~ raqd Ru..,la p~ust ·be held In al· 12:45 Guiding Light you, not only for the sp lendid rov- School children here don'! ohject }!larke~ discount• the future. 10 30 ~Iighty ~l•·use Plnyhouse and Jun1or n• vance tq make sure thai a If It doeo, thon the market Semor erage during Boy Srout Week just to their teachers getting a raise, 11:00 Garden Club lor 19'7 in tho SIKtb oummtt eonlerence would be 'use· 1:00 Katie's Kitchen pused, but also for the great tn· but they'(e not so hoppy lhal the should r1se on th,e basJs ot ag ex 1:30 As 1he World Turnt lut. ' ' 11·30 Saturd~y Playhouse L. Cox• Newspapcrboy terest of you and your paper for added money is to compensate pected lmP,rovement in JObf In ment Awar!ls competition RulBia rejected the Idea_ of 2:00 Beat the Clock 12 00 Jammie Dean Scouting the year round. ' lor 10 added days of school each March •• noted hy Pre1iderit Ei ed by the Ohio Newapa~r Alto- such a preparatory meeting. 2:30 Houseparly 1 00 Lone Rnnger senhower, s~y the opponenta of We feel th~t becauoe of your year. 'lahon and the Ohio Circulation To the astop\Jhment of news- 3:00 ~lg P&YOif I·JO Junior Town M~ting Interest Scou!Ing will conlmue to !hat theory Menager.a Associstion. paptr corroapondentt, Secretary 3.30 The Verdi(l h Yours trow In the MGM Dutnct as more 2 00 Pro HocKey WHO'S HEN·PECKo~? Thoae who hold that the mar The two winning boys were ol Stale lobn Foster Dullea a01d 4:00 Brighter Day people become aware that Scout 4 30. Meet CotUss Archer. SHIMODA, Jopan UP-Twenty ket does diJ<ount the future iRY prel!'nted special awa;d eertili- a! a press eonfereru:e In Wash· 4:15 Secret Storm lng I& hoppening here. Again, two men who married he1resaes d 5 00 Record ~.P Thank1. and adopted their wives' names the markft 1s not convince there cates by cluef Juatlce Carl v. WeY lngton that a foreign minloterial 4·30 Edl• of Night 6 30 20th Cent4fY will be an upturn tn bulneas as iandt ol the Supreme Court of meeting wu not really necessary 5·00 MGM Early Show Scoutingly yours, gathered here . to protest against forecast by 10 many experts. 7.00 Star Pe<formance Ohio on hehall of the Ohio Nen -In fact, that the Unlter States Robert I, Siler . Confldtm:• Not Rtlto~ . 73(} Perry Mason Show A.unciatioo at the Anocia· never had insisted on such a 6·30 vOur Esso Reporter District Scout Executive JM'Iety gruslp that they were •6:45 Sports Parade hen·pecked rortune hunters. The Regardleu of the ara:um!Jlj em annual bllllfluct in the Desh· 1 ·m1eetln( MGM District 8.30 Dick & the Duche" mcctlng was broken up by a discounting, the fat!t remam& that lor Hotel haltroom Each 9.00 Tile Gale Slotm .ShOlf 6"55 Weatherman flood of telephone calls f~q01 Investor eonfidoncc hasn't been boy 'I!",P'I• a~·~r e~JIOO hy 'the .A ft~~p ,ol reblllloliS lndones· 7·00 "Manta ~ ., " 9:30 Ha"'' GunfI 'WI1l' T~ltl\1 APPLE GROVE angry wlyes demanding that t ~1r 1 .o. d th 1 ' ...._ ' newspa~il th ' VIIVer, The ian ~trrDY colonel11 inued an ulti· 'Mr!l Jarls Wiley I~ l'ecupcrating hu11b11nds return home 1, res oreu11 1'l a many arc 11Jorc l/llddletolvn 7.30 Schlitz Playhouse 10 00 Gunsmoke Ju' nlifi aild The Col malum dem,hdtpg that a new, at he!' home after recently suf. __ than ttaa:er to sell ~tock each B00 Trackdown 10.30 Official Del~ antt·Com!il~1illt g•vernment he f<rlng a heart attock MISPLACED IMPORTANCI lime the prices get up to levels umbus Dispat!!h 11.00 Nows ,where they can get out of the formed h,y tbls week end under 8:30 Zane Grey Theater Mn. Lella Riffle of F01rview ll!D MGM Late Show LONDON ur- ~mbarra,cd market even or with a \lUte The t1inners met shff oPposl· 9 00 Pbil Sllvero Show spent Wednesday with Mr~ Her. A.rmy authorities admitted today lion trom top newspapcFboyt' of fermer VIce Prealdent lloham· bert Rouoh and oon thot Derek Partridge, 22. whose profit. man~ COll)munlttes In the state, Beasle Slauahter apont Sunday p1cture hu been circulating The current situation Is eons!~ · representln~ the 50,000 newspap· afternoon wUh Mr and Mrs. Ott throughout BritAin on recruiting erably different from what lt· 11rboy., 1n Ohio, and were selected Boston at E16t Letart. • posters labeled ''The Important wus 8 vet~r ago at this time The nftcr three different JUdgmg ell9 DO Frank Si~atra Show Mr and Mrs l1etc Shields spent Man'' scr,·cd in the A1r Force. market set new lows on Feb 12. mioutforn on th~ buis uC news0.30 The Patrice Munset Show Sunday wHh Mr and ·~n Clar ' -1957 at 454 82 1n th.e mdustrials paper route netivtt1cs, scholastic !O:f!O Walter Winchell File ence Shlehtsnnd daughter FINALLY PAYS UP an~ 139 23 in the ralls. achvittes, personal ach!~VeiU~nts 9·44 Ma:n On 10•30 Moment of Decision Mr and Mrs Harold Housh spent McGUIRE AIll FORCE DASE, Thon prices ran up steadily and community serviCe. 9 45 Mo11ling Movie 11.00 News Mcnduy night with Mr nnrl Mrs N J UP- The McGuire Base on til July 12 11 ben the lndustrlolo If 11:00 Adventures In Learning. tl : l~ Theater 13 Andy CrosR at Letart exchange o£rtcer ha.s received an hit 52077 ami t he nuls t0:2!St. ~ Lt·~O Neighbors 12 30 Si~r: Off 1Mr and Mn Hoy Donohue look Anonymous IHJie from iln airman · 12·05 Noon News t tch 11on, GtcMory, to Chiltll'fln's In Sun Antonio, rex, who wrote: 1'hat rise was necomp3ntccl bv . .. 12: 1~ Uber~ce . flo•hpltnkl, Columbu•, Monday Fuii"ThiS doi!OI' Is for one CliP token stt•OJIIIy tigh!enintg m~ncy al 1 I ~.. IZ:45 .Movl• Quick Quls a c cc ·Up. fnan a cvfctet'h two year!l ngo" around, an11 fin~l y the hg!tt mon· ey took hold with the result that t·OO (\relchen Wade Sh'"' THOMPSON IN IIRLIN the market turnod down. Indu•· ly CHARLES M. McCANN 1:30 !lovi~ M'tlnee 12:Z9 Sign On BERLIN UP-Llowollyn Thomp· tmls lo•t Ju•t a~oul 100 pojnts Unlttd Pr111 Stoll Corrupondolll 2:45 Pat and Mike 12 30 All ~tar Movie 1\latlnco U Th w ' '8 •ood d b d news a·.oo .•n,....,can Ban~stand 3 00 P~~scn•l Profile son, u s ambassl¥for to Ru.. ta, by Oct 22. Ralls set then 1957 e eOK • . an 1 ab 1 c ' ••• 8· ... ' D• v~u TI'U~ Your Wlfel 3:15 Country' Stjtle USA lerna! On th 8 ,·csumcs h1s air journoy to Moscow low on Dec !4. e In IDna an e 'lV Amer ~ .,. . an Bandstand In '.00 3 30 ' Blhlc Tl"'e 1b f 0W0 today after conferring here with Provu Too Much e~ : ' 4 David Bruce, U. s ambassador to This year a rally ilfled lnduo· 5:00 Bueeaneer• 00 All Star Golf 11! WeBt Germany. ThomPIOn stop· trials to 458.113 on Feb 4 and Tl:~ubted Fran.- and its tor· 5:30 Mlckoy Mouse ClUb 5·00 Saiurday Sports Preview ped off In West Berlin en route rail! hit lltl6, the taller con· protectorate of Tunisia 8.00 Cartoon Club 5·15 Saturday News Review 5 lo MoJ<ow from Washington where trastlng with the 1957 low of rea••hed a critical point In their 8:15 Jule Rivlin Show 15 Let's Tilk 11 Over. Oul of town gue1to here to nl· he conferred with Freaidenl El•en· 95 67. a new low sine~ Jan. It, relutlons this week. 6:3D Arthur J. Smith Reports 6 15 20th Century Theater Wlendd the funeral of Mr< Cecil 'howcr. It has 1ong bel ebnbokn own th at ~he ...the Newo • 30 The Dick Clark Show 1954. 1n neg r1ng A1geioa, ar were Mrs Maud Ackley and _ ~ 8' 00 8 115 ocn Paul, an<l wile, 2ancsvitlc, GOULD'S CASTLE SOLD But thet450-46o have tied down 500,000 · 7'00 NStewate Tr0p' 0 MWUSII<kJubUee 9·00 LaCountry " I S • D kl F II h ~• wl.,ol 'h,,_ l I tl I t t · a P r wrence e I t t Mr s r..W ng ()Wifus, un n a II, P'RIS UP- A chntoau, a town lkd teo muc th&f'ose "!:~~ ~fJ!"!~~ roops n a cos y,tl rusI ra. 7·30 R'1 ~'"" T' Ti I o~ M 'l'k W II " " I .. te aaeene"ew Ohi R o:' Mr an dM n. Mont W('Nt Sr., house and some farms from the oe c in c campa gn, were opera ng from a·oo JJm Bowie 10 30 20th Century Theater oscviiie, o, Mr. and Mrs ilfont estate of the late American Mil· and once the on the Tusnlsian side o the B.30 Co::tt:...~::5:______~_12 ao Sign Off We~t Jr , Roseville; Mr l'nd MrR. lion!lire Frank Jay Gould have across the 1160 Willis WCIII and daughters, Mary been sold lor $240,380. The pro· piCked up I limes oince last Sepmed' Hatta. ~ Fremier Chou En-1;1 of Com~nd Adrlrnne, Powhatan rolnt, o; perty waa auctioned off here Wed- Wall Street terqber, French military 11uthor· The government rejetted the munist China announced tl'lls Jock McAlllator, Aohland, Ohio. n<•sduy Gould, a long-time res!· mmlslratlon wilt l!lol rep~rted, French Air Force ultimatum' and ordered the dis- week !hal he was givmg up the Mr and Mro. John Capella, Char· ucnt of France, died m Juan-leo· push l~r economic Rlan~a ltad been ftrcd on by Da, hcllorable discharge of fourt post of foreign minister, whi".h he lrol, Pa. l'<ns In ltmtl. along wit~ the le<lenl h~avy machine guna Installed o~ .,., ~ ""' the colonels, , , 1 had held j~jnlly slnee 1949. His Mr a~d Mro. l!o•m•d Theivcncr, _ authorities who 'ire to the Tunisian administration build· It 1'1!1\lllWOd to be seen what success~r In the foreign mln~ry daughter, Sharon, Gulllpolia; Mr KIDS' lOCKIT IXPLODIS take '•ll'tber action ID enie mon· Ins In Saklet·Stdt--:-ouost,., . , " 57-year-old Marshal Chen Yt. and Mrs. Maneel Parfitt, Columbus Wll,jtiNGTON, N c.. UP _ cy. An~r the 15th attack the local would do - ppssibly ' Mro Vera Welt, Athens two-stage homemade rocket blew D of • """"'lNG p,.Qc)J commander warnO(I that AJ..$0: at 1:55 p.m. evecy Hi•rcellabri rival ~overpmeent to Jost what the political Jignifl· Mr RJindolph Ward, Ravens· up five lett above the ground ~ -•• the next one would bring retalla· on the !slana of Sum&· '"'ce of tbe shift was, the WeatWollll', W. Va., Mr. James Ward, Wednesday but the alx teenagers Chester Counoll Danghlors of tibn The 16th attack wu made day ,llllllUonallllelp ct'UD· w~ere the~ are based. . ern world did not know. But It Charleston, w. va ; Mr. and Mrs who fired It eaca~d InJury. Tbe America will meet In regular sea· next day. · • looked as II Chou aimply had too Melvin Devoll and douKhlcro, ~i cxplo•lon sol 01{; minor brush sion Tuesday evening, The lniti•· Twenty • live l"rench plan'\" ty lle,wt llel!IS. any event, II looked 11 if much work to do in handling two Belle. w va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry fir<• lion s<Ihcduted lor this meotinlf were aent to "mlllt~~ D"loOf·•mouldering lndono•lan bic jobs and !hot ' he wanted to ., .,. mmnilt conference would e use- concentrate oti his dut1'ea as Pret ed d l 0 lbe 1'tl~l~tts" h be vllle, w basketball tournament h\cludlng ptode. mier ' Ward andva.son, Donnld, " on pos pon ueIn Porno-, t·• In theill they Pall l>earcro were: Randolph roy Ward, Melvin Dev(ll, Jock MeAl· '1 ~ .. lhter, Paul Acklc~, Rovmoud lloco n· .~yL~.,I. l!!VtTID TO SliRYICI and John Copclla. 'II "'" Jl Wllb'ur Ple~o, president o! Ill" Men's Feljow•~tp of the GhureM• of Ch~~t In Mflfl CO¥R!y, ·•••· noun•••· !hal lh•¥ have;'!loon lnvll;d tg atto~ij 'the ''aueil!llc service• tho Middleport cbyfclt on their regular meeting ' ntiiht, Mcnda)IJ Februify~7 and ·. \0 J.t•lOundl, bring ~ delegi1(6n J !rom ' elclt oplr~en. church,' , · Cha11nel8 - Friday Top Ohio N~wsbqys Financial Gossip Na11ied ChannelS-Saturday ------- WHTN-TV Mer.s County News Co mmentary Foret'gn News Many From 0 l 0£ T A en tt d d F W2r UneraJ Challnel13 _friday J lit J2 10,·, p.m. Channei13-Satunlay· Do•"'ly on 990 ....,. .t o.nYour . d.'0 1\f·al ~found•· C~uranel13 B~l OtaJ'' NeQtmeJ •t I ~~~~=;.~~~~~~~~g~~;;.::-;:::;::::=:::::=~~~~i,;;:~Ji~~)- -u-- IY c.•. Np one wl•h.. Mol11 County Attleulturol Agont lo Invest a' slzeablcl amount or At One time wo wore able to capital In such equipment unless build a ftnce around our market. they can sec a definite return on oo~way Tbio ts not true anymore. Thlo the amount mvested. rho geuerat witt be trcmcndll!ls,' Morris All· was a comment made hy Don pattern 1n Ohio Is that within ton , d~rcctor of public affairs for Zehr, ExlellJ!on Milk Marketing ahout a year after Installing bulk tho OhiO Farm Bureau Federo· Spo<lllltl from Ohio State Unl· tanks the average site ol herd is liOn, told Ohio vegetable and po· venlly at lhe !lll~ Morkctlng increa!ed !rom one fourth to one tato growers atl theirk annual Worlu!hop lor dairymen held at thi rd !n size in order to pnyoH mec tmg bere th s wee . lllorietta this pa.st week: the investment.• 11te farm ,bureau. olflc~al said David Nease and the l1e1gs Dairymen arc raced with many the seaway ttkely wtll place many County Agricultural A'gent at- problems in the squeeze between vegelable growers in competition tended to see how such 1 work· the cost of produchon and the for lund as busmcss ,a~ct mduatry shop would fit into tM Me1gs price reecwed in the market seck rOom for expansion and deCount¥ Dolry Service Unit pro- place In the United Statco dur· velopment. l)rlm, Mr. Nease Ia starting his lng the Ia!! year 120,000 dairY Alllon listed aeverat prohlems fourth term e Meigs Cuuoly dir- herds went out of exlstcilce (IJr whtch face the vegelablc !armers ector on the board of the Central various reasons Many of the t '~1!-t Oh 0 Breeding AJSoclatton and better ammols from these herds, was appointed lut year to serve however, found their way into as Meigs County director on the other herds so production conHuntington lnlllllate Milk Pro· linues to 'increase ducera Association which mar keto all tho m6k In the Pt Pleao Farmers are fast mcvmg from · t an mdependent type ol produe· an • Gal11polis, Huntington ar!la ers into .11n inter·dependent type Bench marks In the marketing program, according to Zehr, are Tiley are dependent on each Potato fatrners attending the the education ol producers to the other and on the dealers. milk Ohio Vegetable anti Potato Grow· problelll!J of marketing, lhe con- handlers as well as the consum ers association meetmg in Columl dI h I ers who buy the product in its bus this week heard of several • ant nee or t e mprovement final Corm. pracflcu whlth WtaCDDBin zrowers of the qulilly of th'. product, th f cOntinuous adjustment pro· One of e ways armers have arc usmg to control scab. 1 aram to meet changing conditions found ~ work together IS the John A. Schoenemann, Ex.tenand the importance of a tree· cooperatiVe milk morketmg Slon potato ~pecialist of the Unl· now of the product 1o the mar· groups Most of the mlll: m Meigs venaly of Wtsconsln, sud erowers ut place, Count1 IS marketed through the f of !hal state were meeting the . · Dairymen's Cooperat •v• Sales at scab problem hy: th ltl d S f t un es !lry [ Ch 1 t oppor , . sca!J.resjstant vartetles. .. menorne haveo in ethe marketmg field ar es on, the 11 un tmg1on f!her Plantmg are to (!) balance supply and state Milk Producrro, the Hock Growing potatoes in a a-year ro· llomand· 12) maintain security ot lng Valle~ Milk PrQducers and tahon With oats and red clever \he ma;ket; (3) understand priC- Athens Milk Salco " ~.then•. the anu limmg only enough to insure lit f 1 . Marietta Milk Producers and the • good crop of red clover. 1 g· (4) h I newest member of g:roup , the Growmg potatoes tn a 2-year ques. Producers CDQptratt\c at Park tataon usmg an acid-tolerant lcI Some or the complications in- r ersburg. . gume' sueh !IS soybean or \'etch• yol\'ed In these opportunitJes These groups are democra~!7 1 1 Usmg commercial fertilizer to •rc that t dairymen are not )y cunlrolled groups o~cratlng supply the necessary nitrogen. com~i wit proceuors as t~rough thelr board of directors Schoenemann also reported that 1rnueh they a with qne an- who hJ~e ~ man11;ger Some of the research work at Wisconsm indi· , othe , Nearly 80 of mttk pro- responSibllttles of the. clirectors calion that higher potato yleldo re· ' . lit! d in Ohio n goes into bot- of these groups arc lo thmk for suited when potash wu applied ties lor retatt dl lbutlon. Just a himself, to know the . m~nager, befor~ planting and a ferUiizer apfew hundred mi 11 to· the west other directors . and as many phcaUon of 11-48-0 was inade in In the Chicago Ilk shed only members ;~s pos.~tble and to never the row. onm u1 ~·.,. e milk 1.8 bottled Ignore any member .bout ww The use of uconditittned seed" tor fresh human consumption Members re.s:.tonsibthtics arc lo alae boosted potato yields in Wi&o with the r~mainder going mto maintain a quality product and ~onsin test, the Extensiqn specialmanufacluring 4Jhannels al a con- to do what he can to help hire 15l Said. (Seed was cond~tioned by sid<rably tower P'lce. competent help. The 00?peratlve taking It out of •cold atorage and The question of pricing 11 the muot keep Ita members mformed hotdmg 1t at temperatllree of beone that bothers dairymen the ~nd help Jmprove .public rei~· tween 60 and 70 degrees for two most because tbat is where they boos. The cooperatwes lll tim or three weeks before planting.) get payment for tltelr efforts. area are tielpmg farme:s do ~ In tests last year, he noted, eonHowever, pricing becomes a mat- better JOb of marketmg each dLIJQncd seed produced 428 hunter of the judgment of many peo· year. dredwelght of potatoes to the acre pic as to the price collSumcrs eompared to 377 hundredweight wilt pay without reducing their IRISH TO MEET SOONERS fer cold storage seed. The condi· purchas<Ia. It was lndlctted at SOUTH BEND, lnrl UP-Notre 'I tioncd seed Yielded 317 hundred· the workshop that no person m Dame, an upset 7·0 wmner over weight of u. s. No'. 1 potatoea and the world can understand pr1e- Oklahoma last season, will meet the cold storage seed 254 hundredlot completely because of the the Sooners on the gridiron agam weight of u. s. No rs. many laoiAira Involved TOO question of adju.sling to new techniques 15 on«~ that is puzzling many Meigs County dairymen today In the problem .~d (~; :dj~:l ~~o ne!omt:dt~~: 11;15 Nttcwatch WCHS-TV BRIEFS Detective's Dairy 5.00 Sky King ~:30 Hopalong Cassidy 6:00 News Pieture 6·1> Sports Eye 0 30 t'edcrnl Men Playhou,. Broi]er Market That Vital Pl'oblems Are· Ahead FEgg School Set'l'l F bruary The Impact of lhe St. La"· they look to the future. There Or e - f..t. . renee on Ohlo't economy need for reaearch and educa· p0tat0 Speclillll'i Lists w ays u ' sed To ContrOl Scab 4·30 Racing frmu Hia\('nh 5 00 Comedy Time EDITOR'S~~=-=N=E=W . S~ ~ ~ILBAG 11:15 The Jack Punr Show 1:00 Sign Off 4:45 ModPrn Ramnncea 5:30 Q tl·lO Weatllercast Ch.,n"n.J 3-:- Friday { lluriD3 'this past week, we could not lielp b,ut to I:J~e a second lopk about us a,nd real· ize !h~t ~~re in Meigs CoiJ!lly ~xists toqay a I I !lor R11 Ill WSAZ .,.TV Chan,e13 True Deqaocracy At Work Is Seen Here UOTA.LII \V IL~!L.!N F.~~. 2-Dal!y Scntlnel, Pomcr0y.Middleport, 0., Feb. 14, tg50 v .Oh'10 ege1.ab] eGrowers ToJd / t~c l.enrth of doy, 11 we~ as tem· perature changes, yel1oW8 up evergreen trees when ~old westh· er seto tn, occordlng to JphnI Ha•bylo, Ohio Agricultural Ex· perlmenl station lorcll physloloeiBt. · l,oss of green cojor Is • • major headache !Dr Ohio Christmas lrM l)rOWers apd home owners allko. Hukaylo hAl discover~~ wa,·s to prcve~t It, In Seotch pme at least. A clesr !ales aptaycd on the nerdtea while they ore otill vivid green \\ill turn the trick, Pl!!tlc tep•cs draped over the trcea will hold In the green•••~ Burlap can be used but It lo Inferior to the polvcth)'1•ne tents Tree sclent15ta have known •!nee the turn of the S~e Us For Your Fencing MIDDLEPORT FEED MILl e n vera ty campuo menl will diiCIIII wan to cut feed eOIU d G A Manb E te 01 io poulu;.~an,' wW talk ~bo~t tl)' medleaUotf. po The f a tomwn pro~tam wit be In .two seetlou, one In University ~all for market C!!l,l!! predueere and e other in Campbell Hall lor broiler l)rowers, Features of the mSI'ket eg~ sec· t100 tll 1 1 d 1 · w Ia "" 1 uhe panel d!JCUJ. liOn on y Ill ouoe management and equipment and talk.l on layer performance and new approaeheo to egg marutlng. Oullllndlns producers vf market e111 wlll recelvt uf. lAO 110110-fMd r1Wf' 9r•i•t to ",..,. • ' • lout "' .... "' Ilk"- oiHto ~ lll•fRsBB Purina Chows 36% POULTRY Ill UJ FO~ S0Fr WATER SERVICE also Jl'laest Autolllilkt rtt Send AuttmiUe bome • uwned Softonen, rllt...& . ARE READY FOR YOU SUPPLEMENT Raelllio ............,""" ... ,.., ..,.. " Sugar Run Flour Mill SH n fN•F· We'll tlnJr na•RI4 fh Phone 150 Mulberry Ave. l'H6~E m TRACTOR SALES P6HDOY lomeroy ~;;:;;:;;:;:;;: I' ATTENTION . .:B'ROI·LER GROWERS ''I'm a f_.r, To mak~ my work pay~ 1 r1-e got to keep oo the lookout for im-i proved farmina methods. Through Ad·. vertisins I can do this without leaving ' ' ' lhe farm. That saveo valuable time. So I ' ·I- 1 can honestly ny rm making my• 1 #alm 'pay~lhllrr.bi~Advrnilingf'/ ~~~III!tf•,J:-,, S.tVES l'OV BONJJ¥1 1 Here's The Story from: ' I . .· Ill J•....•~... . RICHARD STOOPS MINERAL WELLS, W. VA, CHICKS STARTED .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 7344 NVMllER SOLD .................. " 7%00 LIVABILITY •• " " ..... " ' • ""." ta% AGE • .. .. . .. • • .. . .. .. .. . 9 weeks, 3 dtya DATE SOLD ................. Oet. 8, 1957 AVERAGE WEIGHT PER BI&D •. , .. , . 3.30 FEED CONVERSION . . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. U 7 'J'OTAL COST PER POVND OF MEAT .. 15.1 FEED FOR ' •••v•c• , ' lo MEIGS EQU[PMENT CO. ' " Jr ' ' "\\'here Quality Butternut b fatalnOunt" · ' ~~~;~ Route 124 Min ernHie America I• • 1etttr A11111rlca- ,Jhnira II Admtlslnf lND TAKE· DELIVERY OF YOUR and o~F. F, Ftlltn4, loll Wo!Or tHdJo. I '• . I FULTON 'THOMPSON I "'""',_,,,&orir.l fowW-- ...,_, So 4ooo ,_ 1om. point. -" Grinding ltiiiUiotllfW!itll"~llo.l flit way to ... flltm aacl ~ boostpmts. Y/a•a•.•a•a\•I.• ..•_LI ·• TRACTORS 8 .ALE RS Ml LKERS Needs ' · Middleport He~·• J OHIO VALLEY FEID CO. r·~~~~;;;~;;;;;;;~~;;~~;;;;=;;~;;~ ehlor,os~~~·.,t~"·~,~~r:.~l~vn EN stom N. ~e~ond St. lhtl wluter of cold .eomblnotlon quality of IIcht. 8bow that loso o( 11: a matter of less days grow shorter. length was stretched with artlllclal Ught, towlna did not take tried ushlg fertlllzor to to snop out of their tendency to yellow, but this unsuccess(u.J. Even without the Ume and e•· penoe or uolng lotex or. burla~. Yuh! ~e growers can cul down on,"Inter yellowing by hamltini 1111d atorlng treC! at the proper lime, H~aklyto reporla that ttee• cut early ••d atorcd ol a tempera· ture of 38 deiP'ees and a relative humidity of 9o ptr cent keeP the desiroble green pigment. Or the trees may be atoreu on the grouod lo t protected and eovered with everiP'een • .,., F~bruory 22 will bear of reeent pouiiiY re~b dmlopmenll In I IDOruliJi MIIIDD In Unlverolt~ Hall. 'E. c. Naber of tbe depart- RAMS SIGN TWO LOS ANGELES UP~Tackle Charley Brodohaw (J f •.,:-,y1or and guard John Mitchell of Texaa Christian . both rookies, have Pltoae 37Sl ~::~ngl:f8es Rcao!straocltst•ewiNthatl'otnhael "' " • ~ • In DarbL'CI and Woven W D0 Cu Poultrymen altendln' an Ohio ~~hiandStilf!~i EU11Chool on 0 ro-lfF;;oo;;t;;;ba;;ti;;;;;;Le;;a;;ilf;;ue;o.;;;;;;;;o;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.~,~·~~~~·~·~~~··:•~·;l!~•;•~·;•~·~·~·~··~.l F0R' • • ' ' • • ' · • RED BRAND FENCE Pine Tree Expert Explains Where Greenness-Went lion to carry on, be said, and a need lor keeping stron11 the Col· lege of Agrleulture, the ·expert· ment slallon and tile State De· partfllent of A(riculture. The speaker called a1tent1on to the lmportonce cl studies on Ohio's water resources and the problema of t.uatiorl, ' hi&hway construction and rural zoning. ..There ia need for a study of the tax lawa of the otate" he ald. "Real estate bao 'about reached the saturation point on taxation '1 · · On the subject of rural zoning 1 he said: 'ln many of your areu if you don't have rural zoning, it may be gettln• Pretty late." .. He rslled rural zoning an elfectiv• loot for "proteoUng the va· luc of. your land." Oth er spea ker& ror the three-day meeting Included staff membera of the Ohio Agricultural Experl· ment station, the Agricultural Extension Service, out·of-.state unlverslt'ea ond represenllti'vu h 1.! , of t e vegetatile and potato a:row· lng tndu_•_try_._ __ _ CAR P,RIC'ES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! CARLOA~ :OF ~·· ALL ANALYSIS ~II Types Of CIJ. N~LA,~D J11 FERTILIZER Alfalfa and Clover SEED OA:T'S· ' On Hand In Stock ARRIVING .,·' Tdts W~EK * ' ·O:p I ,· X PHONE 98 St. Pomeroy Ne..O.YIIle, ohio �•r , I' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, Q,, Feb, ~4, 1958-3 ...,~' N .. .._. ' ftfE~.~AIL~ ·stfifi~EL". 1" "' ' lc ~~~:t: A- ·--;· ,... ·---- -r- f-~·VI$10N GUIDl " ; r'.-.D~tat~;·ECiitorially BOW1 BY!d. l ,.,..,.. Wtel p111d• JHgtlO "':~ Embl'l' iverljl, Greer fourth Ed Ill __. ' Md'· CIL Fai A ges a gram was 1 Rid an at th WI prl'x: b:mq c:llh in J, thi' tltL' I R< the ~/ . . ... ·,,. ) '( D ltltl "'" ""' did There was no lif\ll of demark1\tion !fat ~· parated these men as they eacb h~ t~r say about how the community can be better· spJrjt of •cooperative. endeavor that is not ed, as each of them spoke, he was the import· fo~l!d in very ma~y other places, and this ant man of the moment and everyone else lis· wee~ I) was ol;lly t~o ~11 , exemplified. tened attentively. ~e r~f~r of oours¥ tp the "open meeting" It was a good thing to watch a·nd to hear, hJIJ!i on Monday night in the Ohio Power Co. for "This was really in ali its fullness, a true offices of the Pomeroy Chamber of Com- Democracy at work". No harshness, no ran· mer.ce in whicl! business men, proles,sjonal cor and no arguments to break the tenure of m~n. ttnion representatives, lliboring men cooperative effort. and business executives met on a friendly Later th is week we reported in these colbasis for the purposes of formulating 3 belter community in which to live and lo review umns a number of artlcles th~t were thctr di· the many problems that today confront thts, reel anti-thesis wherein strtke threatens, poliUctags argued and btltcr s:rlie was reand other communities. corded ''hen men could not agree. Each In his turn had "his say", his· right We stncerely believe that if those who to voice his opimons on the questions of the would shout. harangue and battle could only p~oposed "right to work" )aw; the sewage be seated m a meeting such as we saw and disposal plant proposed for this area· the heard last Monday that they might get a b•t conditions of the streets; a street sw~eper ter perspective of how to get along with our _fo_r~t-he_v_i_lla_g_e_a_nd__a _sc_h_oo_l_c_af_et_e_l'l_a.-=--.:._fellow men lfdlsli/Af-1 JJwlll UOTII ly Unlttd Pr111 ..,. W1 •' ,;., I I SAN ANTONIO, Tex. - Lt Col. George R. Steinkamp, head of tile Space Medicine ~partmenl ol the School of Aviation Medlelne, on t~e slow response to an alarm bell by the sleepme airman olmu· latlne a lltght to the moon In 0 cramped and airtight space C!ham· ber· "Tbts 11 not unUJiual, but per· foetly normal. It probably ohowo that he Ia hellonlnl to get a hit more relaxed" . WASHINGTON- Sen. Wayne Morse (D·Ore ), on the poulhiiily that the senate w11l hold Its own lnveatigatlon of federal rrgulatory atenciel, in addition to the one now underway in the House: "There already Ia evidence that some offlcaall of •mdepcndent 1 a&eneles hove not dlocharged their lruots in conformity with the hl(h ethical atandarda the public h11 a rlg!It to expeel." flAVANNAH, Ga. - Mayor W. L. M1na:Jedodf, on the little eon· 'i 6·45 S\8~ On 7:00, TO<jay 9·1}0 Romper R09m P:i!f1 Trouble W\lh Father W:OJ) ..,.len• Fra~~~s Sho" 10;30 Treasure Hunt 10:00 The Fri« is Right 11:30 'J'ruth Dr Conset}Uf ncea 12.00 fie Toe Dough 12:30 It Could Be Y;u t:OO Mid-Day }'••• 1: 1! Moviellme 2:30 Kitty Foyle 3.00 Matmee 'l'beatre 4·00 Queen for a Day cern shown by Savannah realdents about the Navy search for a part of a nuclear weapon Jettisoned by a B-47 bombea· one week ago orf Saunnah Beach, after n tollls!On with I IIchter· "Tbe,. atomic bomiiS come In man)' pieeea, and they aren't dnn· gerOUI until " they actually arc US· aem bl ed. T ' Tcnn - Don Me ' wJACKSON S een, ennetsee employment se· curity commlllloner, on his atotc'o growing unemployment JII'Oblem: "T 11 enneuee 1 nvolve~ in an OK· elti n1 race between lhe atork and J0 b opportun tIlea, and for the mo· menl lllo llork II winning." Dl!RLINGTON, Vl - Mra Dor· een Wilson, member of t~e Bur lllliton School Board, on Its fall ure to tiOte the ,.hools Wednes d·~ - Lincoln'• birthday "Normally, 111 legal ,holldoyo are ohaerved. But tliiJ one just •II pped up on 1.11." GallipoUs FOE Liquor License Renewal Frozen COLUIOIUS uP - Ally Gcn W!Ulam Saxbe today ooked the alate Liquor Deportment to "!,...." the trander ..- renewal ot nino permtla wh... ownm were lloted u delinquent In ult! 1u paymenta. Tbey included Cormol Cluh !fan_afleld, and Fraternal Order of ~ Atrit 22!10. QIIIIMtia, Sasbt uld tho pe'imlt holden " Wtll hoYe 30 day1 tt moko ar· for t)VIt)J the back revocation of their l Channel3 -Saturday R·l!'i Sign On 8· IS Penrod & Sam 1 9·30 Ram" of the Jun~le 10 00 Howdy Doody 10·30 ' Tho Ru.f! and Redrly Show 1 u·oo Fury \l:30 Andy's Gong !l!:OO True Story 12.~0 1·00 1·30 2 00 4 00 S~inach 6. 1~ Sports Eye 6·2~ We:~thereast 6 30 Nrws Picture Down on the Farm Engmeer'8 Week NllA Pro llaskot~alt Mr. Wizard 7 00 Saturday liJIJ:Ut Jamboree 6 45 NBC News 7.00 Dr. Hudson's Journnl 7·30 People Are Funny 8 00 Perry Como 9 00 Club OOSIS 7 3() Tro.1th or consequch<:el 8:00 Court of Lost Resort 9:30 Gtsele MurKenzie Show 10.00 Enri of the llainhow 8 30 9:00 9:30 10 :!0 10.45 Life of Riley M-Squad The Thm Man Cavalcade of Sports Comment ll:O<' News Hendtineo 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11 00 New~ Headlines 11 10 Weathcrrast 1:00 Sign Off Chan~tel8 Dear Editor: 9:30 26 Men Much has been written in your !U 00 The Line Up newspaper during the past week 1 10 30 Person to Person 8:00 Captain Kangaroo about tl1e activities of the Boy ll:OO .News 8:45 CBS News Scouts or America and 1ts contri· Jl.':,l:rlllll . i~SH~Er.DP'tiw1111"f~'~H"'M'"X"A"'A"'i"A"G"E-'I 9.00 Morning Show• lltr.! Scann<ng the Weather butlon to the phySical. mental, LAliREL, Miss UP-J. A Lowe IO:Ot> larry Moore 11 ·10 MG M Late Show moral, and spiritual health of the 92, say:; he is all through wtth 11.30 Dotto BY ELMER C. WALZJR ~ommunity of the not1on. tn the matters mHtrnnonial, now that he COLUMBUS, 0. (Spoolal)- ;:-:----::--:-::--::-:-:::cUnhod Prttl FI~IIIFlll ldltor 1 form or pictures. edt orud~. and has divorced his 82-year-old wife. D. Gcckeler, 17, of 'Mid· that a meeting of tbe Big Four 12:00 New! st Noon NEW YORK UP- Wall Street Stephen news strrieR of Scout Happenings ~letown and Michael Minister, 18. foreign mlnlatm - the· United 12:15 Lo1e Of Life again has hefore It the old 'r' u of Worthington wre today 9. 00 TV Classroom We certainly do w:mt to thunk ONE OBJECTION States, G-.at Brltlan, Fianee 12 3D Sea"'n for Tomorrow 9 30 Captain Kangaroo GRAND ISLAND. Neb. UP- ment on whether or not lfie at~tk pounced as Oh1o' I e!:.~;:~:~:~~.~ raqd Ru..,la p~ust ·be held In al· 12:45 Guiding Light you, not only for the sp lendid rov- School children here don'! ohject }!larke~ discount• the future. 10 30 ~Iighty ~l•·use Plnyhouse and Jun1or n• vance tq make sure thai a If It doeo, thon the market Semor erage during Boy Srout Week just to their teachers getting a raise, 11:00 Garden Club lor 19'7 in tho SIKtb oummtt eonlerence would be 'use· 1:00 Katie's Kitchen pused, but also for the great tn· but they'(e not so hoppy lhal the should r1se on th,e basJs ot ag ex 1:30 As 1he World Turnt lut. ' ' 11·30 Saturd~y Playhouse L. Cox• Newspapcrboy terest of you and your paper for added money is to compensate pected lmP,rovement in JObf In ment Awar!ls competition RulBia rejected the Idea_ of 2:00 Beat the Clock 12 00 Jammie Dean Scouting the year round. ' lor 10 added days of school each March •• noted hy Pre1iderit Ei ed by the Ohio Newapa~r Alto- such a preparatory meeting. 2:30 Houseparly 1 00 Lone Rnnger senhower, s~y the opponenta of We feel th~t becauoe of your year. 'lahon and the Ohio Circulation To the astop\Jhment of news- 3:00 ~lg P&YOif I·JO Junior Town M~ting Interest Scou!Ing will conlmue to !hat theory Menager.a Associstion. paptr corroapondentt, Secretary 3.30 The Verdi(l h Yours trow In the MGM Dutnct as more 2 00 Pro HocKey WHO'S HEN·PECKo~? Thoae who hold that the mar The two winning boys were ol Stale lobn Foster Dullea a01d 4:00 Brighter Day people become aware that Scout 4 30. Meet CotUss Archer. SHIMODA, Jopan UP-Twenty ket does diJ<ount the future iRY prel!'nted special awa;d eertili- a! a press eonfereru:e In Wash· 4:15 Secret Storm lng I& hoppening here. Again, two men who married he1resaes d 5 00 Record ~.P Thank1. and adopted their wives' names the markft 1s not convince there cates by cluef Juatlce Carl v. WeY lngton that a foreign minloterial 4·30 Edl• of Night 6 30 20th Cent4fY will be an upturn tn bulneas as iandt ol the Supreme Court of meeting wu not really necessary 5·00 MGM Early Show Scoutingly yours, gathered here . to protest against forecast by 10 many experts. 7.00 Star Pe<formance Ohio on hehall of the Ohio Nen -In fact, that the Unlter States Robert I, Siler . Confldtm:• Not Rtlto~ . 73(} Perry Mason Show A.unciatioo at the Anocia· never had insisted on such a 6·30 vOur Esso Reporter District Scout Executive JM'Iety gruslp that they were •6:45 Sports Parade hen·pecked rortune hunters. The Regardleu of the ara:um!Jlj em annual bllllfluct in the Desh· 1 ·m1eetln( MGM District 8.30 Dick & the Duche" mcctlng was broken up by a discounting, the fat!t remam& that lor Hotel haltroom Each 9.00 Tile Gale Slotm .ShOlf 6"55 Weatherman flood of telephone calls f~q01 Investor eonfidoncc hasn't been boy 'I!",P'I• a~·~r e~JIOO hy 'the .A ft~~p ,ol reblllloliS lndones· 7·00 "Manta ~ ., " 9:30 Ha"'' GunfI 'WI1l' T~ltl\1 APPLE GROVE angry wlyes demanding that t ~1r 1 .o. d th 1 ' ...._ ' newspa~il th ' VIIVer, The ian ~trrDY colonel11 inued an ulti· 'Mr!l Jarls Wiley I~ l'ecupcrating hu11b11nds return home 1, res oreu11 1'l a many arc 11Jorc l/llddletolvn 7.30 Schlitz Playhouse 10 00 Gunsmoke Ju' nlifi aild The Col malum dem,hdtpg that a new, at he!' home after recently suf. __ than ttaa:er to sell ~tock each B00 Trackdown 10.30 Official Del~ antt·Com!il~1illt g•vernment he f<rlng a heart attock MISPLACED IMPORTANCI lime the prices get up to levels umbus Dispat!!h 11.00 Nows ,where they can get out of the formed h,y tbls week end under 8:30 Zane Grey Theater Mn. Lella Riffle of F01rview ll!D MGM Late Show LONDON ur- ~mbarra,cd market even or with a \lUte The t1inners met shff oPposl· 9 00 Pbil Sllvero Show spent Wednesday with Mr~ Her. A.rmy authorities admitted today lion trom top newspapcFboyt' of fermer VIce Prealdent lloham· bert Rouoh and oon thot Derek Partridge, 22. whose profit. man~ COll)munlttes In the state, Beasle Slauahter apont Sunday p1cture hu been circulating The current situation Is eons!~ · representln~ the 50,000 newspap· afternoon wUh Mr and Mrs. Ott throughout BritAin on recruiting erably different from what lt· 11rboy., 1n Ohio, and were selected Boston at E16t Letart. • posters labeled ''The Important wus 8 vet~r ago at this time The nftcr three different JUdgmg ell9 DO Frank Si~atra Show Mr and Mrs l1etc Shields spent Man'' scr,·cd in the A1r Force. market set new lows on Feb 12. mioutforn on th~ buis uC news0.30 The Patrice Munset Show Sunday wHh Mr and ·~n Clar ' -1957 at 454 82 1n th.e mdustrials paper route netivtt1cs, scholastic !O:f!O Walter Winchell File ence Shlehtsnnd daughter FINALLY PAYS UP an~ 139 23 in the ralls. achvittes, personal ach!~VeiU~nts 9·44 Ma:n On 10•30 Moment of Decision Mr and Mrs Harold Housh spent McGUIRE AIll FORCE DASE, Thon prices ran up steadily and community serviCe. 9 45 Mo11ling Movie 11.00 News Mcnduy night with Mr nnrl Mrs N J UP- The McGuire Base on til July 12 11 ben the lndustrlolo If 11:00 Adventures In Learning. tl : l~ Theater 13 Andy CrosR at Letart exchange o£rtcer ha.s received an hit 52077 ami t he nuls t0:2!St. ~ Lt·~O Neighbors 12 30 Si~r: Off 1Mr and Mn Hoy Donohue look Anonymous IHJie from iln airman · 12·05 Noon News t tch 11on, GtcMory, to Chiltll'fln's In Sun Antonio, rex, who wrote: 1'hat rise was necomp3ntccl bv . .. 12: 1~ Uber~ce . flo•hpltnkl, Columbu•, Monday Fuii"ThiS doi!OI' Is for one CliP token stt•OJIIIy tigh!enintg m~ncy al 1 I ~.. IZ:45 .Movl• Quick Quls a c cc ·Up. fnan a cvfctet'h two year!l ngo" around, an11 fin~l y the hg!tt mon· ey took hold with the result that t·OO (\relchen Wade Sh'"' THOMPSON IN IIRLIN the market turnod down. Indu•· ly CHARLES M. McCANN 1:30 !lovi~ M'tlnee 12:Z9 Sign On BERLIN UP-Llowollyn Thomp· tmls lo•t Ju•t a~oul 100 pojnts Unlttd Pr111 Stoll Corrupondolll 2:45 Pat and Mike 12 30 All ~tar Movie 1\latlnco U Th w ' '8 •ood d b d news a·.oo .•n,....,can Ban~stand 3 00 P~~scn•l Profile son, u s ambassl¥for to Ru.. ta, by Oct 22. Ralls set then 1957 e eOK • . an 1 ab 1 c ' ••• 8· ... ' D• v~u TI'U~ Your Wlfel 3:15 Country' Stjtle USA lerna! On th 8 ,·csumcs h1s air journoy to Moscow low on Dec !4. e In IDna an e 'lV Amer ~ .,. . an Bandstand In '.00 3 30 ' Blhlc Tl"'e 1b f 0W0 today after conferring here with Provu Too Much e~ : ' 4 David Bruce, U. s ambassador to This year a rally ilfled lnduo· 5:00 Bueeaneer• 00 All Star Golf 11! WeBt Germany. ThomPIOn stop· trials to 458.113 on Feb 4 and Tl:~ubted Fran.- and its tor· 5:30 Mlckoy Mouse ClUb 5·00 Saiurday Sports Preview ped off In West Berlin en route rail! hit lltl6, the taller con· protectorate of Tunisia 8.00 Cartoon Club 5·15 Saturday News Review 5 lo MoJ<ow from Washington where trastlng with the 1957 low of rea••hed a critical point In their 8:15 Jule Rivlin Show 15 Let's Tilk 11 Over. Oul of town gue1to here to nl· he conferred with Freaidenl El•en· 95 67. a new low sine~ Jan. It, relutlons this week. 6:3D Arthur J. Smith Reports 6 15 20th Century Theater Wlendd the funeral of Mr< Cecil 'howcr. It has 1ong bel ebnbokn own th at ~he ...the Newo • 30 The Dick Clark Show 1954. 1n neg r1ng A1geioa, ar were Mrs Maud Ackley and _ ~ 8' 00 8 115 ocn Paul, an<l wile, 2ancsvitlc, GOULD'S CASTLE SOLD But thet450-46o have tied down 500,000 · 7'00 NStewate Tr0p' 0 MWUSII<kJubUee 9·00 LaCountry " I S • D kl F II h ~• wl.,ol 'h,,_ l I tl I t t · a P r wrence e I t t Mr s r..W ng ()Wifus, un n a II, P'RIS UP- A chntoau, a town lkd teo muc th&f'ose "!:~~ ~fJ!"!~~ roops n a cos y,tl rusI ra. 7·30 R'1 ~'"" T' Ti I o~ M 'l'k W II " " I .. te aaeene"ew Ohi R o:' Mr an dM n. Mont W('Nt Sr., house and some farms from the oe c in c campa gn, were opera ng from a·oo JJm Bowie 10 30 20th Century Theater oscviiie, o, Mr. and Mrs ilfont estate of the late American Mil· and once the on the Tusnlsian side o the B.30 Co::tt:...~::5:______~_12 ao Sign Off We~t Jr , Roseville; Mr l'nd MrR. lion!lire Frank Jay Gould have across the 1160 Willis WCIII and daughters, Mary been sold lor $240,380. The pro· piCked up I limes oince last Sepmed' Hatta. ~ Fremier Chou En-1;1 of Com~nd Adrlrnne, Powhatan rolnt, o; perty waa auctioned off here Wed- Wall Street terqber, French military 11uthor· The government rejetted the munist China announced tl'lls Jock McAlllator, Aohland, Ohio. n<•sduy Gould, a long-time res!· mmlslratlon wilt l!lol rep~rted, French Air Force ultimatum' and ordered the dis- week !hal he was givmg up the Mr and Mro. John Capella, Char· ucnt of France, died m Juan-leo· push l~r economic Rlan~a ltad been ftrcd on by Da, hcllorable discharge of fourt post of foreign minister, whi".h he lrol, Pa. l'<ns In ltmtl. along wit~ the le<lenl h~avy machine guna Installed o~ .,., ~ ""' the colonels, , , 1 had held j~jnlly slnee 1949. His Mr a~d Mro. l!o•m•d Theivcncr, _ authorities who 'ire to the Tunisian administration build· It 1'1!1\lllWOd to be seen what success~r In the foreign mln~ry daughter, Sharon, Gulllpolia; Mr KIDS' lOCKIT IXPLODIS take '•ll'tber action ID enie mon· Ins In Saklet·Stdt--:-ouost,., . , " 57-year-old Marshal Chen Yt. and Mrs. Maneel Parfitt, Columbus Wll,jtiNGTON, N c.. UP _ cy. An~r the 15th attack the local would do - ppssibly ' Mro Vera Welt, Athens two-stage homemade rocket blew D of • """"'lNG p,.Qc)J commander warnO(I that AJ..$0: at 1:55 p.m. evecy Hi•rcellabri rival ~overpmeent to Jost what the political Jignifl· Mr RJindolph Ward, Ravens· up five lett above the ground ~ -•• the next one would bring retalla· on the !slana of Sum&· '"'ce of tbe shift was, the WeatWollll', W. Va., Mr. James Ward, Wednesday but the alx teenagers Chester Counoll Danghlors of tibn The 16th attack wu made day ,llllllUonallllelp ct'UD· w~ere the~ are based. . ern world did not know. But It Charleston, w. va ; Mr. and Mrs who fired It eaca~d InJury. Tbe America will meet In regular sea· next day. · • looked as II Chou aimply had too Melvin Devoll and douKhlcro, ~i cxplo•lon sol 01{; minor brush sion Tuesday evening, The lniti•· Twenty • live l"rench plan'\" ty lle,wt llel!IS. any event, II looked 11 if much work to do in handling two Belle. w va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry fir<• lion s<Ihcduted lor this meotinlf were aent to "mlllt~~ D"loOf·•mouldering lndono•lan bic jobs and !hot ' he wanted to ., .,. mmnilt conference would e use- concentrate oti his dut1'ea as Pret ed d l 0 lbe 1'tl~l~tts" h be vllle, w basketball tournament h\cludlng ptode. mier ' Ward andva.son, Donnld, " on pos pon ueIn Porno-, t·• In theill they Pall l>earcro were: Randolph roy Ward, Melvin Dev(ll, Jock MeAl· '1 ~ .. lhter, Paul Acklc~, Rovmoud lloco n· .~yL~.,I. l!!VtTID TO SliRYICI and John Copclla. 'II "'" Jl Wllb'ur Ple~o, president o! Ill" Men's Feljow•~tp of the GhureM• of Ch~~t In Mflfl CO¥R!y, ·•••· noun•••· !hal lh•¥ have;'!loon lnvll;d tg atto~ij 'the ''aueil!llc service• tho Middleport cbyfclt on their regular meeting ' ntiiht, Mcnda)IJ Februify~7 and ·. \0 J.t•lOundl, bring ~ delegi1(6n J !rom ' elclt oplr~en. church,' , · Cha11nel8 - Friday Top Ohio N~wsbqys Financial Gossip Na11ied ChannelS-Saturday ------- WHTN-TV Mer.s County News Co mmentary Foret'gn News Many From 0 l 0£ T A en tt d d F W2r UneraJ Challnel13 _friday J lit J2 10,·, p.m. Channei13-Satunlay· Do•"'ly on 990 ....,. .t o.nYour . d.'0 1\f·al ~found•· C~uranel13 B~l OtaJ'' NeQtmeJ •t I ~~~~=;.~~~~~~~~g~~;;.::-;:::;::::=:::::=~~~~i,;;:~Ji~~)- -u-- IY c.•. Np one wl•h.. Mol11 County Attleulturol Agont lo Invest a' slzeablcl amount or At One time wo wore able to capital In such equipment unless build a ftnce around our market. they can sec a definite return on oo~way Tbio ts not true anymore. Thlo the amount mvested. rho geuerat witt be trcmcndll!ls,' Morris All· was a comment made hy Don pattern 1n Ohio Is that within ton , d~rcctor of public affairs for Zehr, ExlellJ!on Milk Marketing ahout a year after Installing bulk tho OhiO Farm Bureau Federo· Spo<lllltl from Ohio State Unl· tanks the average site ol herd is liOn, told Ohio vegetable and po· venlly at lhe !lll~ Morkctlng increa!ed !rom one fourth to one tato growers atl theirk annual Worlu!hop lor dairymen held at thi rd !n size in order to pnyoH mec tmg bere th s wee . lllorietta this pa.st week: the investment.• 11te farm ,bureau. olflc~al said David Nease and the l1e1gs Dairymen arc raced with many the seaway ttkely wtll place many County Agricultural A'gent at- problems in the squeeze between vegelable growers in competition tended to see how such 1 work· the cost of produchon and the for lund as busmcss ,a~ct mduatry shop would fit into tM Me1gs price reecwed in the market seck rOom for expansion and deCount¥ Dolry Service Unit pro- place In the United Statco dur· velopment. l)rlm, Mr. Nease Ia starting his lng the Ia!! year 120,000 dairY Alllon listed aeverat prohlems fourth term e Meigs Cuuoly dir- herds went out of exlstcilce (IJr whtch face the vegelablc !armers ector on the board of the Central various reasons Many of the t '~1!-t Oh 0 Breeding AJSoclatton and better ammols from these herds, was appointed lut year to serve however, found their way into as Meigs County director on the other herds so production conHuntington lnlllllate Milk Pro· linues to 'increase ducera Association which mar keto all tho m6k In the Pt Pleao Farmers are fast mcvmg from · t an mdependent type ol produe· an • Gal11polis, Huntington ar!la ers into .11n inter·dependent type Bench marks In the marketing program, according to Zehr, are Tiley are dependent on each Potato fatrners attending the the education ol producers to the other and on the dealers. milk Ohio Vegetable anti Potato Grow· problelll!J of marketing, lhe con- handlers as well as the consum ers association meetmg in Columl dI h I ers who buy the product in its bus this week heard of several • ant nee or t e mprovement final Corm. pracflcu whlth WtaCDDBin zrowers of the qulilly of th'. product, th f cOntinuous adjustment pro· One of e ways armers have arc usmg to control scab. 1 aram to meet changing conditions found ~ work together IS the John A. Schoenemann, Ex.tenand the importance of a tree· cooperatiVe milk morketmg Slon potato ~pecialist of the Unl· now of the product 1o the mar· groups Most of the mlll: m Meigs venaly of Wtsconsln, sud erowers ut place, Count1 IS marketed through the f of !hal state were meeting the . · Dairymen's Cooperat •v• Sales at scab problem hy: th ltl d S f t un es !lry [ Ch 1 t oppor , . sca!J.resjstant vartetles. .. menorne haveo in ethe marketmg field ar es on, the 11 un tmg1on f!her Plantmg are to (!) balance supply and state Milk Producrro, the Hock Growing potatoes in a a-year ro· llomand· 12) maintain security ot lng Valle~ Milk PrQducers and tahon With oats and red clever \he ma;ket; (3) understand priC- Athens Milk Salco " ~.then•. the anu limmg only enough to insure lit f 1 . Marietta Milk Producers and the • good crop of red clover. 1 g· (4) h I newest member of g:roup , the Growmg potatoes tn a 2-year ques. Producers CDQptratt\c at Park tataon usmg an acid-tolerant lcI Some or the complications in- r ersburg. . gume' sueh !IS soybean or \'etch• yol\'ed In these opportunitJes These groups are democra~!7 1 1 Usmg commercial fertilizer to •rc that t dairymen are not )y cunlrolled groups o~cratlng supply the necessary nitrogen. com~i wit proceuors as t~rough thelr board of directors Schoenemann also reported that 1rnueh they a with qne an- who hJ~e ~ man11;ger Some of the research work at Wisconsm indi· , othe , Nearly 80 of mttk pro- responSibllttles of the. clirectors calion that higher potato yleldo re· ' . lit! d in Ohio n goes into bot- of these groups arc lo thmk for suited when potash wu applied ties lor retatt dl lbutlon. Just a himself, to know the . m~nager, befor~ planting and a ferUiizer apfew hundred mi 11 to· the west other directors . and as many phcaUon of 11-48-0 was inade in In the Chicago Ilk shed only members ;~s pos.~tble and to never the row. onm u1 ~·.,. e milk 1.8 bottled Ignore any member .bout ww The use of uconditittned seed" tor fresh human consumption Members re.s:.tonsibthtics arc lo alae boosted potato yields in Wi&o with the r~mainder going mto maintain a quality product and ~onsin test, the Extensiqn specialmanufacluring 4Jhannels al a con- to do what he can to help hire 15l Said. (Seed was cond~tioned by sid<rably tower P'lce. competent help. The 00?peratlve taking It out of •cold atorage and The question of pricing 11 the muot keep Ita members mformed hotdmg 1t at temperatllree of beone that bothers dairymen the ~nd help Jmprove .public rei~· tween 60 and 70 degrees for two most because tbat is where they boos. The cooperatwes lll tim or three weeks before planting.) get payment for tltelr efforts. area are tielpmg farme:s do ~ In tests last year, he noted, eonHowever, pricing becomes a mat- better JOb of marketmg each dLIJQncd seed produced 428 hunter of the judgment of many peo· year. dredwelght of potatoes to the acre pic as to the price collSumcrs eompared to 377 hundredweight wilt pay without reducing their IRISH TO MEET SOONERS fer cold storage seed. The condi· purchas<Ia. It was lndlctted at SOUTH BEND, lnrl UP-Notre 'I tioncd seed Yielded 317 hundred· the workshop that no person m Dame, an upset 7·0 wmner over weight of u. s. No'. 1 potatoea and the world can understand pr1e- Oklahoma last season, will meet the cold storage seed 254 hundredlot completely because of the the Sooners on the gridiron agam weight of u. s. No rs. many laoiAira Involved TOO question of adju.sling to new techniques 15 on«~ that is puzzling many Meigs County dairymen today In the problem .~d (~; :dj~:l ~~o ne!omt:dt~~: 11;15 Nttcwatch WCHS-TV BRIEFS Detective's Dairy 5.00 Sky King ~:30 Hopalong Cassidy 6:00 News Pieture 6·1> Sports Eye 0 30 t'edcrnl Men Playhou,. Broi]er Market That Vital Pl'oblems Are· Ahead FEgg School Set'l'l F bruary The Impact of lhe St. La"· they look to the future. There Or e - f..t. . renee on Ohlo't economy need for reaearch and educa· p0tat0 Speclillll'i Lists w ays u ' sed To ContrOl Scab 4·30 Racing frmu Hia\('nh 5 00 Comedy Time EDITOR'S~~=-=N=E=W . S~ ~ ~ILBAG 11:15 The Jack Punr Show 1:00 Sign Off 4:45 ModPrn Ramnncea 5:30 Q tl·lO Weatllercast Ch.,n"n.J 3-:- Friday { lluriD3 'this past week, we could not lielp b,ut to I:J~e a second lopk about us a,nd real· ize !h~t ~~re in Meigs CoiJ!lly ~xists toqay a I I !lor R11 Ill WSAZ .,.TV Chan,e13 True Deqaocracy At Work Is Seen Here UOTA.LII \V IL~!L.!N F.~~. 2-Dal!y Scntlnel, Pomcr0y.Middleport, 0., Feb. 14, tg50 v .Oh'10 ege1.ab] eGrowers ToJd / t~c l.enrth of doy, 11 we~ as tem· perature changes, yel1oW8 up evergreen trees when ~old westh· er seto tn, occordlng to JphnI Ha•bylo, Ohio Agricultural Ex· perlmenl station lorcll physloloeiBt. · l,oss of green cojor Is • • major headache !Dr Ohio Christmas lrM l)rOWers apd home owners allko. Hukaylo hAl discover~~ wa,·s to prcve~t It, In Seotch pme at least. A clesr !ales aptaycd on the nerdtea while they ore otill vivid green \\ill turn the trick, Pl!!tlc tep•cs draped over the trcea will hold In the green•••~ Burlap can be used but It lo Inferior to the polvcth)'1•ne tents Tree sclent15ta have known •!nee the turn of the S~e Us For Your Fencing MIDDLEPORT FEED MILl e n vera ty campuo menl will diiCIIII wan to cut feed eOIU d G A Manb E te 01 io poulu;.~an,' wW talk ~bo~t tl)' medleaUotf. po The f a tomwn pro~tam wit be In .two seetlou, one In University ~all for market C!!l,l!! predueere and e other in Campbell Hall lor broiler l)rowers, Features of the mSI'ket eg~ sec· t100 tll 1 1 d 1 · w Ia "" 1 uhe panel d!JCUJ. liOn on y Ill ouoe management and equipment and talk.l on layer performance and new approaeheo to egg marutlng. Oullllndlns producers vf market e111 wlll recelvt uf. lAO 110110-fMd r1Wf' 9r•i•t to ",..,. • ' • lout "' .... "' Ilk"- oiHto ~ lll•fRsBB Purina Chows 36% POULTRY Ill UJ FO~ S0Fr WATER SERVICE also Jl'laest Autolllilkt rtt Send AuttmiUe bome • uwned Softonen, rllt...& . ARE READY FOR YOU SUPPLEMENT Raelllio ............,""" ... ,.., ..,.. " Sugar Run Flour Mill SH n fN•F· We'll tlnJr na•RI4 fh Phone 150 Mulberry Ave. l'H6~E m TRACTOR SALES P6HDOY lomeroy ~;;:;;:;;:;:;;: I' ATTENTION . .:B'ROI·LER GROWERS ''I'm a f_.r, To mak~ my work pay~ 1 r1-e got to keep oo the lookout for im-i proved farmina methods. Through Ad·. vertisins I can do this without leaving ' ' ' lhe farm. That saveo valuable time. So I ' ·I- 1 can honestly ny rm making my• 1 #alm 'pay~lhllrr.bi~Advrnilingf'/ ~~~III!tf•,J:-,, S.tVES l'OV BONJJ¥1 1 Here's The Story from: ' I . .· Ill J•....•~... . RICHARD STOOPS MINERAL WELLS, W. VA, CHICKS STARTED .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 7344 NVMllER SOLD .................. " 7%00 LIVABILITY •• " " ..... " ' • ""." ta% AGE • .. .. . .. • • .. . .. .. .. . 9 weeks, 3 dtya DATE SOLD ................. Oet. 8, 1957 AVERAGE WEIGHT PER BI&D •. , .. , . 3.30 FEED CONVERSION . . .. .. .. . . .. .. .. U 7 'J'OTAL COST PER POVND OF MEAT .. 15.1 FEED FOR ' •••v•c• , ' lo MEIGS EQU[PMENT CO. ' " Jr ' ' "\\'here Quality Butternut b fatalnOunt" · ' ~~~;~ Route 124 Min ernHie America I• • 1etttr A11111rlca- ,Jhnira II Admtlslnf lND TAKE· DELIVERY OF YOUR and o~F. F, Ftlltn4, loll Wo!Or tHdJo. I '• . I FULTON 'THOMPSON I "'""',_,,,&orir.l fowW-- ...,_, So 4ooo ,_ 1om. point. -" Grinding ltiiiUiotllfW!itll"~llo.l flit way to ... flltm aacl ~ boostpmts. Y/a•a•.•a•a\•I.• ..•_LI ·• TRACTORS 8 .ALE RS Ml LKERS Needs ' · Middleport He~·• J OHIO VALLEY FEID CO. r·~~~~;;;~;;;;;;;~~;;~~;;;;=;;~;;~ ehlor,os~~~·.,t~"·~,~~r:.~l~vn EN stom N. ~e~ond St. lhtl wluter of cold .eomblnotlon quality of IIcht. 8bow that loso o( 11: a matter of less days grow shorter. length was stretched with artlllclal Ught, towlna did not take tried ushlg fertlllzor to to snop out of their tendency to yellow, but this unsuccess(u.J. Even without the Ume and e•· penoe or uolng lotex or. burla~. Yuh! ~e growers can cul down on,"Inter yellowing by hamltini 1111d atorlng treC! at the proper lime, H~aklyto reporla that ttee• cut early ••d atorcd ol a tempera· ture of 38 deiP'ees and a relative humidity of 9o ptr cent keeP the desiroble green pigment. Or the trees may be atoreu on the grouod lo t protected and eovered with everiP'een • .,., F~bruory 22 will bear of reeent pouiiiY re~b dmlopmenll In I IDOruliJi MIIIDD In Unlverolt~ Hall. 'E. c. Naber of tbe depart- RAMS SIGN TWO LOS ANGELES UP~Tackle Charley Brodohaw (J f •.,:-,y1or and guard John Mitchell of Texaa Christian . both rookies, have Pltoae 37Sl ~::~ngl:f8es Rcao!straocltst•ewiNthatl'otnhael "' " • ~ • In DarbL'CI and Woven W D0 Cu Poultrymen altendln' an Ohio ~~hiandStilf!~i EU11Chool on 0 ro-lfF;;oo;;t;;;ba;;ti;;;;;;Le;;a;;ilf;;ue;o.;;;;;;;;o;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.~,~·~~~~·~·~~~··:•~·;l!~•;•~·;•~·~·~·~··~.l F0R' • • ' ' • • ' · • RED BRAND FENCE Pine Tree Expert Explains Where Greenness-Went lion to carry on, be said, and a need lor keeping stron11 the Col· lege of Agrleulture, the ·expert· ment slallon and tile State De· partfllent of A(riculture. The speaker called a1tent1on to the lmportonce cl studies on Ohio's water resources and the problema of t.uatiorl, ' hi&hway construction and rural zoning. ..There ia need for a study of the tax lawa of the otate" he ald. "Real estate bao 'about reached the saturation point on taxation '1 · · On the subject of rural zoning 1 he said: 'ln many of your areu if you don't have rural zoning, it may be gettln• Pretty late." .. He rslled rural zoning an elfectiv• loot for "proteoUng the va· luc of. your land." Oth er spea ker& ror the three-day meeting Included staff membera of the Ohio Agricultural Experl· ment station, the Agricultural Extension Service, out·of-.state unlverslt'ea ond represenllti'vu h 1.! , of t e vegetatile and potato a:row· lng tndu_•_try_._ __ _ CAR P,RIC'ES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! CARLOA~ :OF ~·· ALL ANALYSIS ~II Types Of CIJ. N~LA,~D J11 FERTILIZER Alfalfa and Clover SEED OA:T'S· ' On Hand In Stock ARRIVING .,·' Tdts W~EK * ' ·O:p I ,· X PHONE 98 St. Pomeroy Ne..O.YIIle, ohio �'' ' ~ l.f~ -: • '' ' '1 '' ' NATIO~ALLY . • '' .\ J ...... ' I , ...,, - .1- • ' --· oes ADVERTISED SUIJ,RDAJ SP,Cilll $9.75 COLUWlUS 'UP-Ohio Slate Ligbt omow or enow Rurtlc' •ould deV.Iop• over much of tho stole 'tonight• 1nd Saturday, wllb PI'Olll1l!l II tPOnoor<d b~ h<iavo8il onbw fall expecte4 the J"l'A. Ticke!J m on sate by In tilt south. ' ' members o.f ,lbo mt and thj Earlyj rendin:u IOOay ranl(et{ llrth .srade. from 12 at Toledo to eight d foolba11 Coarh WrlOdy Jlltyes said today he wollld ll~e to have lligh Tbret' Gime lnd - Bath· Vp Tf)·osu ~oh ~alue ner'S75. ffitlo Sln&le Game • Bachner, FranK Ellwood, who quartcr~c~ the Bucks to the 1955 Big 1~n bat~ 2&'1• • ' Rus~ q111t tnt• l!'ee~ \o ~nmc oockfWid c9ac~ ,~1 Okl~hQmn ' Ellwood. a 1~6 caduate or •• title, · SIICt'(led Clive Ru9b a!t · Team Three Gamea - Yanteea1 field ~?·~h. .9.75 Val~e ........ ... $5.00 I Inc:. I .:1 ''" 1111 Ohio State, had 1his first oolchmg experience last fall as bnckf1eld coach al Dover High Sohnol. fie abo teac'ilea fr~llhiJlfl\ algebra. Ellwood ~aid tbere were sev· · trot• obstacJ.., to ~Is acccplanee ot 4Ke poSI. l!e [>Oinlcd out he raced tbtee years or military ser· i vice; ~n~· was SU~JCCl to <all at ~ny tlln~. and also that ot would be d).lficuft 1o lin~ a teacher re- !~~~b~e:ca:us~ '" ~~o~f ' ~th:e~-:•ur:· · Y.OYR . .J! s~s:r: GIRL . . HERE FO~ D.INNER SERVICE ....:.. ·1-IN-II'r.-LIA~GU-1- • I Yankee~ Team Slnpe Game - ~ ~Tf'NDI~S Hoven W9nLD1t 8 a , ~"'·· ~anliees 56 3t 5 4 == Redlep JJ "'m" . - Ba~r. m. ~. BadJII!'T· 207 NEW YOR!i UP - II{a)) Streel -Ya~22.!6 It hoisting I'IUtion stock mAJket. ' 1 sl(q~ls 9n: !!jO The strong l'l!alat.nce ,beltli ep; countered a( jJI~ C)JI'n!Dili!v~ "i the averag\ll iud ' ll!e 011!1~ !9• bleak eorporale news :111'0 ·~ii!f dted as reasons for this shift 'I~ sentiment· on 1'stocks just now. And, bne more ·develqplJienl th• market tq bo or lnl!litutlons and the. bin mGney to •put th•li•'ltt~d• Into bonds illllead ·~ I•leu~~~JI~~!j'Pu~V, ~; BqiON HIGHS fl'non"i.nl r-':""ip "'""~ ~ ~~1fl 156 1116 t53 t# ±±F::::---::········ TOWING ... P, r.. Nte' n. tfSJ:'' l~~estq Miff. 1·\1«· ' ~~~ s.' Tlllr•f"ve. ' ' PHP~I; , •.liJ , ..... Febru.t~ 1 Railroads w~ Freight . Used Trbc:k '• 't o~ I ~ Cleoret~ce • I' ' Cloa,..,...Cie.~......Clunnt AROUND 1 I 1 1 • .,_,"•···''"' a g\io,d" ~lnq~r, a fine atmosphere. We ' 'serve thQ. l!est --;-'' nd , th~ . ~~~ice i~' m~era.te ., ,~ ~ .·, :.·.,z~Alr!H .: . 19~,7 ~~9 I 1 '· J FORD-8110 Bowlers Shu·t Shift Play'TIUs Wrekend For Local Tourn~U~Jent . Th,e lo<al Cit~ Auoclatlon Tour· namenl will start Ibis week end with tile l<am events getting under way at 6.30 p. m. Saturday night Th,e following teams uo·e on the lint ablrl: · ed Radio, Jay Ceea and 1\1:~. Bee On tho 8:80 p. m. abllt, which II tho !Ina! one, there wUI be the Pomeroy Cemont Bloc~ Co and Flroatono, Roblna~D Laundl')l and lut year'• d!lend!nl ChliiiPJ, lho Pomeroy Motor Co, There wilt be 16 tu111,1 rplllng In tho team ~vent. Double• and aln1le• will be roll· od Feb 22·~ ~1\JII,IIIII' lull !hi(!• l?fiAWR!~~ !"A~~~RE HJA~E~ S.PECI~L, '[WO·TO~E PAIIiT lHJERLOR WHITEWALL TIRES' ~lUXE TURN IHDICATOI!S . • Ofi&J $2.50 :A ................ * fNtNtptid, *-rrJotou••....,.. o." ' Glvtt leW II .. V ll... olt1lntl Auto•atlc coakol II N. %nd Av•. Middleport ' ' .. CIIEVIOllt .......... :. of¥ , •• - "!o' 2Y,.·ton tra~tqr, Sllrj,l!ll0,21!3, heavy • ~uty, -~2o run air brakes, heavy dqt~•• $ spd. trans., tires, :100 1ts7 CHIVIOLI1' tiOtAir VH dt.. ' 1956 FORD VI ' Folrtono spd. axle, beater, 5th wheel, ~ddle Wlb, iauul valve, and tralleieonnection, a-Ir h011!S, beau~/IJ I'~ fli\llh. . ' ,1~ CHiV,,ROLET l;1 Air vn IIi. . · 1956 FOtD. ifH~ ;Di{o 'VI c~~~ 1Us, FDJID Nl 4 dr. ~~JJIStAUB~NT. . 11 v' ~~"I 1957 .,.,.p. J • w•••:~J· · . ar•~nd. '" < ~~i~~O'II'' VI il!lo:oY Su"r y and 'Hi:iter. · ~# P.a." · 1¥"· ~~~~ VI 2, Qr, , 1t$1.CHIVIOI.ET Hardtop " •'' ' I fJ!iny,hlfro '' c" ~""' ··· ·············· StM5 'h Ton Pick Up. Heater, good ti~: new V-8 mo~F., Wl,lh less than 1500 inlles. , ' ' 1955 CHEY8In ........':.......... J14f.S 2-Ton, 154" WJl, Locally pwnejl apql}lCjl al,ld ~~~- id goof~:25x~ tire.$,' >2·speed rear pie, heat. er. finlBh. Extra 1955 rllnlltftln .... · :;' ...... · .... · ; . ~t~~ · 1 'h·Ton Pickup. ~!JI.¥e equimuent indUding good tires, orlginalligi!t blu, @\sb, ~eaW. 19~ ~ .. ... _..::......:·:.. .. .. . 'h·Ton Pickup. Heater. ~ ~es. • •ear bul!•~t luxe Cab. ~D AN.ODIZED SIDE ~tOJIG • , "01~ FilTER •s~ECIAL CH~ l!fADLIGHT TRIM GUNSIGHfFENOER ORIIAMEHTS ' I *Now, ........ ~ tlllllil 110toe1 wnr oo clotheat *.... , AlltoOIIflC Spololollll ·~Doal~~ ~~11- 1 SALE COME IN and SEE 1tJ.1 FN ·· ................ .. F·~. (lab IIJitl cb~ssis, ~ JVQ!Jir, niF,e red ~er. Mostof'lh~'SellreS p~c~ally new. ~ I 1951 GIIC .... 0 \ finlsb, '' . ••••••••• 0 .. 0 ••• 0 •• 0 • !-'.!·Ton Pl.ckqp. AU &QlNI tires. Good hl!llter. N~ ~'' "'··• "' ' ~'Ill~: ... ' ,. . ' - ' 1950 GJC ...................... .. %:-r;;.·Flat Bed. +speed transmissiop. lqt~ppef•~lli~~~~ beater and l·ID~ wheels imd gOOtf tires. "· �'' ' ~ l.f~ -: • '' ' '1 '' ' NATIO~ALLY . • '' .\ J ...... ' I , ...,, - .1- • ' --· oes ADVERTISED SUIJ,RDAJ SP,Cilll $9.75 COLUWlUS 'UP-Ohio Slate Ligbt omow or enow Rurtlc' •ould deV.Iop• over much of tho stole 'tonight• 1nd Saturday, wllb PI'Olll1l!l II tPOnoor<d b~ h<iavo8il onbw fall expecte4 the J"l'A. Ticke!J m on sate by In tilt south. ' ' members o.f ,lbo mt and thj Earlyj rendin:u IOOay ranl(et{ llrth .srade. from 12 at Toledo to eight d foolba11 Coarh WrlOdy Jlltyes said today he wollld ll~e to have lligh Tbret' Gime lnd - Bath· Vp Tf)·osu ~oh ~alue ner'S75. ffitlo Sln&le Game • Bachner, FranK Ellwood, who quartcr~c~ the Bucks to the 1955 Big 1~n bat~ 2&'1• • ' Rus~ q111t tnt• l!'ee~ \o ~nmc oockfWid c9ac~ ,~1 Okl~hQmn ' Ellwood. a 1~6 caduate or •• title, · SIICt'(led Clive Ru9b a!t · Team Three Gamea - Yanteea1 field ~?·~h. .9.75 Val~e ........ ... $5.00 I Inc:. I .:1 ''" 1111 Ohio State, had 1his first oolchmg experience last fall as bnckf1eld coach al Dover High Sohnol. fie abo teac'ilea fr~llhiJlfl\ algebra. Ellwood ~aid tbere were sev· · trot• obstacJ.., to ~Is acccplanee ot 4Ke poSI. l!e [>Oinlcd out he raced tbtee years or military ser· i vice; ~n~· was SU~JCCl to <all at ~ny tlln~. and also that ot would be d).lficuft 1o lin~ a teacher re- !~~~b~e:ca:us~ '" ~~o~f ' ~th:e~-:•ur:· · Y.OYR . .J! s~s:r: GIRL . . HERE FO~ D.INNER SERVICE ....:.. ·1-IN-II'r.-LIA~GU-1- • I Yankee~ Team Slnpe Game - ~ ~Tf'NDI~S Hoven W9nLD1t 8 a , ~"'·· ~anliees 56 3t 5 4 == Redlep JJ "'m" . - Ba~r. m. ~. BadJII!'T· 207 NEW YOR!i UP - II{a)) Streel -Ya~22.!6 It hoisting I'IUtion stock mAJket. ' 1 sl(q~ls 9n: !!jO The strong l'l!alat.nce ,beltli ep; countered a( jJI~ C)JI'n!Dili!v~ "i the averag\ll iud ' ll!e 011!1~ !9• bleak eorporale news :111'0 ·~ii!f dted as reasons for this shift 'I~ sentiment· on 1'stocks just now. And, bne more ·develqplJienl th• market tq bo or lnl!litutlons and the. bin mGney to •put th•li•'ltt~d• Into bonds illllead ·~ I•leu~~~JI~~!j'Pu~V, ~; BqiON HIGHS fl'non"i.nl r-':""ip "'""~ ~ ~~1fl 156 1116 t53 t# ±±F::::---::········ TOWING ... P, r.. Nte' n. tfSJ:'' l~~estq Miff. 1·\1«· ' ~~~ s.' Tlllr•f"ve. ' ' PHP~I; , •.liJ , ..... Febru.t~ 1 Railroads w~ Freight . Used Trbc:k '• 't o~ I ~ Cleoret~ce • I' ' Cloa,..,...Cie.~......Clunnt AROUND 1 I 1 1 • .,_,"•···''"' a g\io,d" ~lnq~r, a fine atmosphere. We ' 'serve thQ. l!est --;-'' nd , th~ . ~~~ice i~' m~era.te ., ,~ ~ .·, :.·.,z~Alr!H .: . 19~,7 ~~9 I 1 '· J FORD-8110 Bowlers Shu·t Shift Play'TIUs Wrekend For Local Tourn~U~Jent . Th,e lo<al Cit~ Auoclatlon Tour· namenl will start Ibis week end with tile l<am events getting under way at 6.30 p. m. Saturday night Th,e following teams uo·e on the lint ablrl: · ed Radio, Jay Ceea and 1\1:~. Bee On tho 8:80 p. m. abllt, which II tho !Ina! one, there wUI be the Pomeroy Cemont Bloc~ Co and Flroatono, Roblna~D Laundl')l and lut year'• d!lend!nl ChliiiPJ, lho Pomeroy Motor Co, There wilt be 16 tu111,1 rplllng In tho team ~vent. Double• and aln1le• will be roll· od Feb 22·~ ~1\JII,IIIII' lull !hi(!• l?fiAWR!~~ !"A~~~RE HJA~E~ S.PECI~L, '[WO·TO~E PAIIiT lHJERLOR WHITEWALL TIRES' ~lUXE TURN IHDICATOI!S . • Ofi&J $2.50 :A ................ * fNtNtptid, *-rrJotou••....,.. o." ' Glvtt leW II .. V ll... olt1lntl Auto•atlc coakol II N. %nd Av•. Middleport ' ' .. CIIEVIOllt .......... :. of¥ , •• - "!o' 2Y,.·ton tra~tqr, Sllrj,l!ll0,21!3, heavy • ~uty, -~2o run air brakes, heavy dqt~•• $ spd. trans., tires, :100 1ts7 CHIVIOLI1' tiOtAir VH dt.. ' 1956 FORD VI ' Folrtono spd. axle, beater, 5th wheel, ~ddle Wlb, iauul valve, and tralleieonnection, a-Ir h011!S, beau~/IJ I'~ fli\llh. . ' ,1~ CHiV,,ROLET l;1 Air vn IIi. . · 1956 FOtD. ifH~ ;Di{o 'VI c~~~ 1Us, FDJID Nl 4 dr. ~~JJIStAUB~NT. . 11 v' ~~"I 1957 .,.,.p. J • w•••:~J· · . ar•~nd. '" < ~~i~~O'II'' VI il!lo:oY Su"r y and 'Hi:iter. · ~# P.a." · 1¥"· ~~~~ VI 2, Qr, , 1t$1.CHIVIOI.ET Hardtop " •'' ' I fJ!iny,hlfro '' c" ~""' ··· ·············· StM5 'h Ton Pick Up. Heater, good ti~: new V-8 mo~F., Wl,lh less than 1500 inlles. , ' ' 1955 CHEY8In ........':.......... J14f.S 2-Ton, 154" WJl, Locally pwnejl apql}lCjl al,ld ~~~- id goof~:25x~ tire.$,' >2·speed rear pie, heat. er. finlBh. Extra 1955 rllnlltftln .... · :;' ...... · .... · ; . ~t~~ · 1 'h·Ton Pickup. ~!JI.¥e equimuent indUding good tires, orlginalligi!t blu, @\sb, ~eaW. 19~ ~ .. ... _..::......:·:.. .. .. . 'h·Ton Pickup. Heater. ~ ~es. • •ear bul!•~t luxe Cab. ~D AN.ODIZED SIDE ~tOJIG • , "01~ FilTER •s~ECIAL CH~ l!fADLIGHT TRIM GUNSIGHfFENOER ORIIAMEHTS ' I *Now, ........ ~ tlllllil 110toe1 wnr oo clotheat *.... , AlltoOIIflC Spololollll ·~Doal~~ ~~11- 1 SALE COME IN and SEE 1tJ.1 FN ·· ................ .. F·~. (lab IIJitl cb~ssis, ~ JVQ!Jir, niF,e red ~er. Mostof'lh~'SellreS p~c~ally new. ~ I 1951 GIIC .... 0 \ finlsb, '' . ••••••••• 0 .. 0 ••• 0 •• 0 • !-'.!·Ton Pl.ckqp. AU &QlNI tires. Good hl!llter. N~ ~'' "'··• "' ' ~'Ill~: ... ' ,. . ' - ' 1950 GJC ...................... .. %:-r;;.·Flat Bed. +speed transmissiop. lqt~ppef•~lli~~~~ beater and l·ID~ wheels imd gOOtf tires. "· �/. • I ' . '' Well Ventilated Barns Add To Comfort Of Cows RATES a..~ i)el •ord. - IL..rttoa. lliL1111DlD charfe IOc.-4 f01'1Nill w lhree c-..uu·~~~~ort~.... . lpedll.:.. Ooe molllh fw 2:1 cento per word. fUll rale of 2 eenll per wtt'd Will be charled lor advenlslDf H Mt flld f'lt before the lllm of qcb moalh folloWlllg tnsortlun. ~ Ja ...clvertblllfi-'-Sbollld ¥. retiDI'Ied lmmediatel!. Tbt llollj SiinUnel wQI not lie reapor.$lble for more than one incor· llet~Wrtlo•. =:1 ~':r;!.s.:::f Notleel . --One sing:t: metal bed, $2.50. One (I l Notices double wood bed, $5 00. One Automatic gas water heater, used for wash1ng Autos m cold weather, $25.110. Phone 310-M, Pomeroy. 2·12-3tp Ha~t. Raoinc Pi;ning Mltl Feb. 16. P•bllc mvited. ~ 8 7tc Compltlt Auetl;t;;;StrYl<II.Iatlng, Advertising, Selling. I. 0. MoCoy Long BoWtm, Oblo Pbone Yukon 5·2292 2 4 3otp U JOU want to of Eventa f!OO. Olltuarlot 2 14 6tp seU or buy lOme· tblng .lllen use the Want Ads. They are noticed. 2 8 1181f 121 Cord Of Thanks Rwms We wish to thank out m:my friends and ne&ghl>ol'S tor the acts of kindness duri:>' tM Ill· ness and death o! Mra. Cecil Ward, Tl1e Ewing Funeral Home, Rev. Eugene Drown for his VU!it and consol:ng word~, Mra. Carrie Ncutding 1nd dau· ghter for the music and songs, Dr. Boice and Dr Hewetson and 1ny others we ha'lc missed. • llr Ceci 1 Ward It Son Mr. and Mrs. Bcnlon Ponp 2·14·11P (6) Lost & Found New FurnituN $299.00 BAKER FURNITURl Mechanic Stri')•Jt. 1·23·tfc ( ~ 1 Auro Soles Gold Clatn Utod Cara All Makll and Modolo MITROPOLIT.t.N Auto Salta Air Inlets for such a venUlat. ing system should be evenly dis· lribuicd around the barn, but none shlmld be closer than 8 feel lo the fan. An Inlet with an area of 60 square inoh.. will handle three animala. You'll wsnt a d•st proof, mois· . QUICK SERVICE on Watdl Re pairing by ,F..,tory Trolned walehmakera. COLLQIS .JEWEll FJIS, Pomeroy. 1 8 t1 TRAILERS TRAILERS ACT NOW SAVE$100T0$1000 011 'fte Brlglltest eona ....lllddli!IIOrf Lu't-Man's black billfold. Lost In or In vlolnily of Temple Custom Bu11t Kilchen designed Theatre or near Cartwright& for your home. Jo'rcc estimates. Reward. Return to 700 w. Moin Foreman & Abbott. Phone St.. or The Dally Senilncl. 6284·Y. 8 6 If 2·13-3tp. Lump coal dcliv'crcd. OrvUlc Found Camera on road east or Hogue. Phone 249t2. 2·7-6tc Raclne. Owner c11n have aamc by Identifying and paying lor ad. w. E. Sines, Racine. Ohio 2-13-3tp. CLEARANC~. SALES ON USED roulld in Obit) RIVf10', Johnboa'. OUTBOARD MCY!OIIS ~lost all for outtlo ··" ~ .notor usc. l£rncs! ' orfers. will be IICCcplct.l I[ pOS· Quillan. n,clne, 0. I 27 30to 8lblc. If not complete]), sath· ficd after flO dnys w1th your FOUUND near Mason CltniC key purchaec, full credit w11\ be alrlnr t:lth aeveral ·keys and lowed nn purch(l.sc of new amall lictn3e tag. Owner mav Scolt·Alwatcr Motor.s. Conven· dalm by ldenlllying and paying inel Otfh!t', '•meroy. )hio St1te University Extension 1gricultural engineer, advltef dairy farmers. Camfortable eows 1llm glve- the most milk. For good . ventilation, a atan· chion-typc barn must be tightly ~cnstruc:ted and insuhttcd, the englrleer explains. Only In a tight barn can you ccntrDl where air comes in and goes oul The ideal winter temperature in the barn Ia botwecn 45 and ~ Uegree!J. To maintain such tem· perature! and keep the barn dry you'll need some kind of ve~tllat· lng ayotem. Thcrmoatatloaily con· trolled exbau5t fans work welt in !lanchlon type barns Biickie eeya. Select a fan whl<h will deliver from 4() to 120 cubic feet of air J minute near the ceiling. U you have large eows (over 1000 pounds) you'll want a fan thai movea still more atr. hare proof, heavy duty eledrlt FOil - 'or ad. Phone 31)8.'"'Dally Sen· A well·vcnulated dairy barn ean make a big difference ln he (omlort of c:ows and opera· lors on wintry days, J. D. BUckle Waverly, Oblo, deller llluc' wit) 75 new and uaecl traUera 14 to 1111 ft., also 10 wi•ea. Tw and t.hree bedrooma, natlon.U. known mlkea. The loweat JOI' aible Ierma 1nywhere. Drlvt come prepared to deal. rut little and •• ;e a lot These er rour LAST ahopplnr place, " free delivery. Move In lol!lor row. Anything ol value littl In trade. WAVIRLY MOIILI HOMI SALIS u. ., Hllh:<NJ u Ohio Top Ten Tomato Club Winners Announced For ' Eihsteln probably waan't .. think· ·lnr abQ•t obopplnr, or flxlns a dinner for a family of fo•r. when he said that time Is the one · A Iarmer from Ottawa county POund• per acre ol IG-10-10 lerU- thin1 In tile unlvme to which and one from Williams county ljler be!ore plowing and lllen deep all otllera ire relative. But, be have won top honora in the 1957 ilrllled 300 pound• per acre of 3· could have been. Ohio Top Ten Tomato Club. 18-11. Both men u&ed a starter fer· . Extension Speolalists In Mar· Otto Meyer of Elmore produoed tUizer In the tranoplanter wator, tetlng lll(ormatlon for CoMumer~ •• adju•ted tomato yield of 211.48 bulb h•d a near perfect otand In •I tile O~lo Stale Unlv.,.•lty, :ona to the me on 1!.87 acrea to the field, and both applied maneb, :olumbua, point out thia . week win In the 3 to 15·acre claa• and an organic fungicide, to control :~at aa modem living pattern• Earl Luty of Stryker produoed foliage dlseaoes and fruit rots. 'hange with the . trends In bUJI· 22.32 tons to the acre on 29.2 " neu and induatrial employment, acres to win In tile elua for lfOW· Meyer'! fruit lflded 71 percent lime becomea more and IJ\Orl a 28 percent u. s. ' cl'l f 1 en with 15 or more aeres. Meyer U. · our No. S.2. No. Luty'aand lrull lf&ded ' 85 per- "e • ng ac •• m crew hia tomatoea under contract U S. d 14 t ond foo~ preparaUon for an Oak Harbor canDID( COli)· eent 2 . No. I an percen More than hall the women on pany and Luty for a firm in Napoi· No. · today'a payrolls are married. I T b County winners, in addition tO rhese ....men look for eonven· Ob o Top en Tomato Clu , Meyer and tuty who were Ottawa ience when they ahop. They look spoMored by tile Ohkl Cannera A'" and WUliam• county winnen re· lor· ltema which IIIey eon buy IOCiatlon, lhe Baltimore and Ohio apectively, include tbe followlnr: readily u they burry through the railroad and the Ohio State Unl· NelJOD and Kenneth Diller, Bluff· 9tore on the way home from veralty'a Alflcultural E•tenaion ton, ADen oollnty; Lawrenoe their joba. 'lbey look lor Item• Service, :WII started In 1947 to Kruokebe.lg, Greenville. Darke which require a minimum of time stimulate Interest In produclnr county; Herbert P. Travl.!, Dell· allj) effort in meal preporaUon blgber yields and improved qual· anoe, Defiance county; HerUeln when IIIey reach their effieienoy ily. Growero are incourased to pro Bros., Sanduoky, Erie county; Wal· kitchens. duoe quality tomat01 by receiving tor E. Stamm, Archbold, Fulton Suoh convenience food• Include an adjustment in yield In the con· oounty; James c. Haughn, McComb packaged miles:. baked good.; loll for bigb grades. Eaoh year the Hancock county; Karl Meyer, No· canned food• ready to aerve afler lnduotry honors grower• wllll the poleon, Henry oounly; Harold and heating; oonned speclalliea; can· hii~Oit yielda In the top 10 per- Roman Creque, .Berkey, J.•eaa ned bllby .foods; canned and frocent of aroweia <ontracling wllll county; Glen Rice, Celina, Mercer zen ooupa; and frozen foodo, inpartielpalinr proce!8ora. There couaty; Gary JackiiOll, Vandalia, eluding rcody.to-heat..nd·aervc were ·146 growers In the project Miami county; Ed L. Tope, Pauld· main dish.., •pedalUea and dea· lad year. Jng, Paulding eounty; Lawrenee aertl. 'I'll I ed d Hoenten, ouawa, Putnam countv·, 1 Marketing speciallate say con· e state w nners ollow goo , cullt!ral praclicea. Both crowera Resino Conlrer88, Fremont, San· venienoe is 4 good buy If: 11 •- 1 d fl ld ~ltb dusky count•·, Robert Crabill, Tlf· ..l ~ed Cost fits Into the food budget; ~· we -wane e~op I w but fin, Seneca •count•·, Donald Park· Time and energy ·~ savedi Corn .-•• the pr-dln• ... ...., • ... " with clover In the rotation. Luly er, Van Wert, Van Wert County; ltemo purchased fit family food fall-plowed his field and applied Carel FrleiS and Raymond Snyder nceda; 1100 poundo Jer acre ol 5·20-20 aft· Deahler, Wood cou~ty and Lloyd Foods arc acoeptabie to the er plowing. Meyer applied COO Ward, Wharton, Wyandet county. family; Storage facilitie• are ndeqUIIe; motor to operate the fa-n. -1-t The family gcta eating . plea· •hould be non .. verloadlng and l ure .and satiiJfaction. de•lgned for continuous oervle,. Smart shoppers keep theoe If you follow a few good manIX)ints In mind, and study labels aeement practices, you'n 1et oarefullr· better •erviee out of your .... ..~ ~N--TiNIS tilatlng •ystem, Blloklo pomts Tht Ladiea Aid of the Flatwoods NO r.iOOD,.;__F_O_R_V_A_L~ out. lfo ougg .. ta you: oommunity met Thuraday at the LONDON UP - Sid . Hughea 1. Keep otalis filled to ta~c home of Mro. D. J. Morgan for an waa In no mood today to play St. advantase of mBKimum body beat aU day quilting. Valentine. He 11id his phone will of the oows. A opaghettl dinner "" oerved ho ofi t\be book Feb. 14. Hu&he1 2. Gradually lower the temper· at noon. Mn: Vesta Frank asked itu ·already reoeived loo many calli from younl love~ aa,inllor a(ure in the barn to 40 degrees the Bleoslnf. Prc~ent ware Mra. Linder Dains, 'food luck" wl•hea. h h w en you expect colder weat er lofra. Clyde Wells, Mr1. Cbarlea ehcad. You can do thl• by moving Radford Br., Mro. Frank, MJ'8. AI· CUCKOO IIADS more air t~roush the barn. CHICAGO UP -Bird curator 8. Clean •tanohlon• twice daily vln Rullell, Mra. John Bailey, Mra. to eliminate as mueh mol•ture •• . Harley Hannlns, Mrs. E. J. Hill, Karl Plath •Of Brookfield Zoo bu h Mrs. Albert Goe&leln, Mra. Dwleht a couple of •pecimen• he thinta P'l"l le. lojilhoan and daughter, Mro. Char· are ripe for the poycboanaiYBI's 4. Ch<>* ..,ntllatlng sy1tem leo Goe1lein 1 Mra. Leo Qulvey of couob. , Plath .su1J101t•d that ri at regular intervat. to make cer· Athens, Mrs. Robert . Baylor and robin and a mdlnal which paucd taln the lnieiJ and ducte are aon• and Mra. Morgen. up a mf•t ~·u:th thia wirier open and Jree of debria. "havo lieen living too lut and t~ rurnla~cd 3 menl. Phone 6170. 2 11 6tc ltilll MtRCURY V8 Munlcr&Y 1 flart·timc d<>alel'll for famou s Or. l'heaton sedan. Mercury·o· Wh<'cllloi'Stl l'llling t:uctO!'ll and matle. Very low mlluge. Sharjl mow('rs. Contact, G11rdeu Store, car itllidc •nd out. ,1,995. Blaet· 8120 OlcntoniY lllvcr Road. tnar'1 'Pomeroy. 2 10 8k 2·13·3lp - - ----- Colombo•. 0. 111M CIIRYSLE8 V8 4 Dr. Wind· aor Sedan. Automat!< shill. One 1181 Employment owner - clean car. Week·end Wonted l!l"'lal. '1,677. Blact\nnr'o Pom eror. 2 10 etc WORK by doy or week. Call 74-X z It 6tp 111M Chevrolet \1 ton truck. Top condition. Good tires. See at 401.W. Malta, Pomeroy. 2 II ate (20.1Business Servitlll & TE!.~I'oSIO~ SEIIVI~I; (8bl Auto Services RADIO Phone 200. r:lchmd Ap~liancc Stort', 116 "N. Main Street Ne~ Cl..k Gma• Phon. Pomeroy. 2·23·tf lNIII. Ricine, Ohio. I ?0 If Your Only Authorixod -------- iilf and otraw. W. F. IIIII. Chester ____ Ohio. Pbone Yukon '-3080. Z II 3tp _.:_.:........:. I 8UD)~ Pool Table, Pool Cur. ecceuorlea. Prloed rWII to aell. Contact Ralph R. Pull; m·Ho Bar, Middleport. 2 11 Sic 1!1!1 other pr·::!f~::. jr "~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~Sa;:i~~~;;:;;:; Fo·r The.·. ·. . ... .t In '!II' APPL.I·A' 'J"'ll ES ft · _f_l_:____:...:.....:......:..:...:.:.::...:_ .atwoodS ladl'es Al"d Q .1tlng • Bee ' • ; ::. •\'. ,. ~c . WAVIRLY, OHIO . . '" • · ., '.' Ntw MC!Cft~l . ancl '•••lth·. TV. R;l;..:il~·: """11•l Dull)ont .miHitls See 01lr Flae Lble OfAII~ Wu11en, Dcyen. ~frfleraW. llld lures ALLEN AP;I~.~.IANCE j E. Main St. • ' !· :"'• •••nl. ; ~· ' 1 : I• Pomero)' THIS COULD·.)HAPPEN TO YOU • •·. ·." . · . .·;. • <1Ai1 Ml -·.;_squn Bed; ¢ 10, IJ , ahOwn In coqnty Jttv!DUt l'ecelvillj home ill Un· ~a Calli:,¥• wrote a, 'note to' !ier tjiaobO! which aetd, •.Ptojtri iai<e mo bomo. 1 Will JQvt you ~"eey mJ.ich.'' Jh.. q~il')' l'tlllittil ill be~ itepfather, Joiephl Bfda~, ..& bou,se paint· er, beillf cbar.p4 .wllh child Mar, alter . l>eatlnJ;. · . . (/nfelllallollal) . ,, ., 1' -t NATO · SCtii(IIST- Dr• .Nol'IIWI ~oy (.&~o),' Rarvard nu- · clear phyljoJat, IJ •new to the Nori:b Atlantic 'l'roaty · orpp~attOn ..on an acleutlflo 'Di&tim conftect.M with de-- · ' feDM,• NATO Sem!J.l')' C""• erul . Paul-Henri Spllk bu tlltlioitncod. • (loleN!Gilo..,l) . neurotic.~~ tent tel'lnS llURilY! l'omc in selcc\ .on good pick ytJUrt~ . Mclrop:..!iltu' Sales 66·M. - - -,.--- (91 For Solf: 8 Nature Of ·Viruses have become (lOb) I nsuronce IIn :Setlk ~n Facts Is Topic Ifniscussed KNOXVIL~. syrPLY MiD DIMAND _._ _ O Obi Co , Tenn. UP-Dol· while is and Iosurance Aienoy 1 0 unbes By Tomato Gr · ower mar Andoraon ., •• held. lor the Mar· Barne.<·Simpson Middleport. Ftre, Aulomobllel 1rand jury on ehargeo or poues· lne and Service, Pome· Bcndo. Phone 6315·X. 6-20·1 D • s . sina four and one-~alf gallon• of roy. Phone 2·14-lltc urmf' urvey Two a•tbOritieS on VlrtiiOI and Illegal wbloJiy deapltt his .plea c,:l!PLETE Insurance Protection. () their attack• on farm eropa will that be "can't got all the whisky ( 14) For Rent Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don Ten Ohio counties now have speak at lhe I!Cond annual lfOOD· · lis. Middleport, Oblo. Cooperative Soli SUrvey program, houio vegetable growers confer· will round out lho Z<iaY program. --room and bath apart· aocordlng to Samuel W. Dope, once February IIJ.ID at tho Ohw Cappiilg tile banq•et program Fully equipped. Almollt l l ~ c tht• 1\lodCI'n hath on ~;ocond fluor. day, It wasro 80ld. $2,09~. Ulact . toUct 11 11 <1 lnvatory o\1 f1rst, tnar 11 Pom_ruy. 2 10 6tc good ganll{(', ttbout five mlnu· 1054 BUICK V8 Super 4 Dr. Sedan . tell fi'UIIl Court lloul)o A. N 1·31-6tr' P Original light green fin,.h . Bengel, 310·M. Dynorlow drive· Radio ond Ileal· i'OR RENT- Extcnolon Laddcro. er. '1,295. Blaettnar's Pomeroy Scarrold Roards, Drop Cloths. 2 10 6tt• Clinton Fish...r, Middlc'port, 0. ll·t·tl 11104 STUDEBAKER Ch•mpion 4 Phone 62611 X. Dr. Sedan. Extra go"'! looklni :1 room ftlrnishcd apartment oar. Weok·end Hpcciai. $471. clown~:~ttlll'!!, uUlltttlS lurniahcd. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy 2 10 6tr 2 8 61, Phone 6067·Y, 191!3 CIIEVROLET 2lD • Dr. Sc· ~rooms. Close In tuwn. 12'1 dan A good looking and drlvin! Butlernut, l'tuncroy 2 10 12tt' ear $666 Blaettnar'a romcroy 2 10 lite i 171 Help Wonted f ·~:~· ~--~~-:::; alone eeir . : '·;.' 1 ', I<!IOJ. Collector Ali Sll ·Rill IN, INC<Mo11 • • you would Your WASHINGTON UP- The millee for Economic Development · •Doctor or Lawyer predicted today tile aver'lle Alilef. '"all MERCHANTS lc~ family will have ,an anqlllil 'COLl.ECI'ION A,GI!NCY lneome of. 17,100 aflet l.xea by a1 Blllk 1975-requivaleat to a $1,800 raise. Pollierty ~~~~~ "Within the next twenty you..,. IPJIIIPI war and aaaumlni !bat ,ve ' ··Pomeroy, Olalo manage our alf~ wltll reuon. Plloile tl4-Y or 318·J able e<fmpetene~we may expect to ·~tor a period of general We)l· SenlnC Obio & w~st Va. belni Aever before. cooaiderd al· · A t Will Call t.aillable," lhe CED aald. ,:'· ' · . 11!11 • eo;;,. !II Legal Notice -------.,..,..- Ohio State University Extenolon Agricultural Experiment alation, will be l epeech by Jliymond Dlx, editor o! the Wooater Dailey Re•· ord . on "EuroPe As I Saw II." He rec~ntly toufe.d the continent wllll 1 delegation of A1110ri01n edltora. ;;;;;;;;;;,.;o;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;~ data, develop Interpretations bas- greenboU!8 VO&elabieo will be OUt• ed on this data and produce soil lined by 1. ~. Hoffman, breeder ol reports which will be avsllable many tolllato ·v~ilotloo for Ohio for usc In the countiCJ. U!8, Agencies oooperatlng In the Gener~l chairman of the courl! prolfam include the Soli conaer· is F. S. H41"'lett, ,chairman ol the vation Service, the Department Deparlment of Horticulture. He of Natural Rooour..,, the Ohio wiU talk on aoU and follare leate State Unlvet'lily and tho Arri· aa.• ,.Ide to lcrlillllng vegetable• cultural Eltenalon Service. and brl,n& villlto~ ~P to dote on ~enh~uoe IONIO research golni Counties with Caopcrsllvo Soil on l~ .lon!IJII countriea. "The Slllul ol'l:lteenheuac V•ll· Sutvoy prorramo Include Allen, Aabtabula, Champalin, Columbia. otable lleiearch'" wm be the toptc Delaware, Fa)•ette, Preble, Rosa, ol Aaanciate Director w. E. Krauo. Hoffman wUI. eo~duet vlait• Warren and Wood. Since th"e countiea are widely l!parated and ora en 1 ltip tlttouah greenhouse• are located In vaatlr different holdl11i Bibb letll!te and tomatO 1011 areu, aome of the informa· trial a. Dlacuaalon ol !..Sect control and lion collected from them can qualllf in relation to niarkotlng applied to most arcu of etatc, Bono aaya. ' , The agronomist POint& out t~at f'cte on each layer of ooll, from the aor!aoe to a deplh or several feel, · can have wide applieaUon not only 1ft farmlnc •but alao In enclneerlng pi'oj~~· reoldenUal eonalrucUon, blflbY!IJ! malaten ance>, aonln1 •nd W:ban development ana t• land eppraisal and taa eaUmaleL . agronomist. Wooat<r. Thor are L. J. Alexander, _ _ __:_:o TF Two apartments, 3 and 0 roo1n station patholo&iot, and S. P. Doe> 19illl pnNTlAC V8 4 Dr. Catalina and oath. furnl•hed . Cali1 Mor Thi1 means, Bone I&.YI, that little, plant dlaeaee specialist with NOTICE OP FILING AND Sedan :.us than 15.000 mHe:1. 408 Spring· Ave. 2 8 6tc several agrl~ultural aQcnclel!l are tho Agricultural Research Service. HURtNG DN INV.NTORY ~OWtlr Steering. Radio & heater . t:lght Room llou 11 C.' . . . 1'wo story. Preb1te Court, Mllgs County, Ohio working together to c~Uect aoll Throe de1lldea of reacarch on ! Let'sGoSh~pping \t~ant to drink, let TO the EKeeutor or Admlniatra· tor and to IUCh Of the following I! arc reaidonll of lhe 1tate of Ohio: surviving 1pouse, ii anyj next of . kin; benefleiarles under the will If any; the attomoy or attorneyt reprcBCnlin& any ol the aforementioned per10n8: , You aro hereby notified that on the II th day of February 19H, an Inventory an~ Appr!isell)ent of lhc estate of :charlei M. MeMaator deeeaaed, late of MlddieP~~rl In suld County was filed In IIIIa Court. liming on 11id Inventory and Appraisement wiU be had before this Court on the 8th day <If March 19511, at 10 o'dod A. M. Exception• t~ereto lillY be Cll· ed by any lntorealed ~ty at •ilr limo prior lo five da71 lle!or. the date sot for bearlna. WITNESS my signature 1nd tho seal of said Court, 11111 I lth day of February UN. John c. Racon Judge and Ex·Offtclo .Clerk By Dorothy D. :SIIrt . DeputY dl'rk - I!W· tl, 2tc Legal Nofi*• LIGA~ NOTtCI FOR RIGIS'I:!V'TION , OP IIRTH STATI OJI OHIO ·:, MillS COUNTY IS IN THI PROIATI COURT Notloe Ia given that Eddie WebFuller IR US II MAN ster Pullin! tiled bla application James M1rrlaer l'ebruary 11, l!IN, PNini for an 7S6 I. Main It, order for the Reliatratlon ol hla ''"''"'' ""'- No. l2f - Ohio Alttr S PM birth which Ia qot recorded, aile&· IG-7-tf lni lllat he wu horn November 24, llonws anti Cabinet B1.1ildcn Cell 1912, at lliddleport, Oblo.. Same Nolgler 3611, Radne, Ohio will be for hearlni Fe~lll'· Hth, I 20 t! 19~ ' 1ollri C. Ra~tin ·- ---- - CONCRETE BLOCKS "luild lttlar Ptr Llll" GRIJESER BLOCK CO. SMilt& North of , _ , On Rt. fl. Call Wm. Graoct S,rlftla WE BUY ITAUCTUI.t.L I IIAMS lCW IRON ._ MITALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK Phtfll SIG . en.'I'~~ Actlnc ProWtetJ~dle : . IJ 14, lie I Ch~k lhtst oven feallll;fl-' lllumlnattd tyt~ml tlwt. Ylo"!il~ .... windOw . ' A-I!!C CfiiC~!IOfii_M_' Ch-.tlnid'own · · Color ebOiett l.uattrlol'. · . Cepplrfol', wiiRe:·relrow, lliltkiMIJfHII . · · s Portable $21.50 I Yr. FrH Set tf ' (•, AIIK-~s '' Reeon~lloaH by etmmwally ... " .' ' •, ' '' �/. • I ' . '' Well Ventilated Barns Add To Comfort Of Cows RATES a..~ i)el •ord. - IL..rttoa. lliL1111DlD charfe IOc.-4 f01'1Nill w lhree c-..uu·~~~~ort~.... . lpedll.:.. Ooe molllh fw 2:1 cento per word. fUll rale of 2 eenll per wtt'd Will be charled lor advenlslDf H Mt flld f'lt before the lllm of qcb moalh folloWlllg tnsortlun. ~ Ja ...clvertblllfi-'-Sbollld ¥. retiDI'Ied lmmediatel!. Tbt llollj SiinUnel wQI not lie reapor.$lble for more than one incor· llet~Wrtlo•. =:1 ~':r;!.s.:::f Notleel . --One sing:t: metal bed, $2.50. One (I l Notices double wood bed, $5 00. One Automatic gas water heater, used for wash1ng Autos m cold weather, $25.110. Phone 310-M, Pomeroy. 2·12-3tp Ha~t. Raoinc Pi;ning Mltl Feb. 16. P•bllc mvited. ~ 8 7tc Compltlt Auetl;t;;;StrYl<II.Iatlng, Advertising, Selling. I. 0. MoCoy Long BoWtm, Oblo Pbone Yukon 5·2292 2 4 3otp U JOU want to of Eventa f!OO. Olltuarlot 2 14 6tp seU or buy lOme· tblng .lllen use the Want Ads. They are noticed. 2 8 1181f 121 Cord Of Thanks Rwms We wish to thank out m:my friends and ne&ghl>ol'S tor the acts of kindness duri:>' tM Ill· ness and death o! Mra. Cecil Ward, Tl1e Ewing Funeral Home, Rev. Eugene Drown for his VU!it and consol:ng word~, Mra. Carrie Ncutding 1nd dau· ghter for the music and songs, Dr. Boice and Dr Hewetson and 1ny others we ha'lc missed. • llr Ceci 1 Ward It Son Mr. and Mrs. Bcnlon Ponp 2·14·11P (6) Lost & Found New FurnituN $299.00 BAKER FURNITURl Mechanic Stri')•Jt. 1·23·tfc ( ~ 1 Auro Soles Gold Clatn Utod Cara All Makll and Modolo MITROPOLIT.t.N Auto Salta Air Inlets for such a venUlat. ing system should be evenly dis· lribuicd around the barn, but none shlmld be closer than 8 feel lo the fan. An Inlet with an area of 60 square inoh.. will handle three animala. You'll wsnt a d•st proof, mois· . QUICK SERVICE on Watdl Re pairing by ,F..,tory Trolned walehmakera. COLLQIS .JEWEll FJIS, Pomeroy. 1 8 t1 TRAILERS TRAILERS ACT NOW SAVE$100T0$1000 011 'fte Brlglltest eona ....lllddli!IIOrf Lu't-Man's black billfold. Lost In or In vlolnily of Temple Custom Bu11t Kilchen designed Theatre or near Cartwright& for your home. Jo'rcc estimates. Reward. Return to 700 w. Moin Foreman & Abbott. Phone St.. or The Dally Senilncl. 6284·Y. 8 6 If 2·13-3tp. Lump coal dcliv'crcd. OrvUlc Found Camera on road east or Hogue. Phone 249t2. 2·7-6tc Raclne. Owner c11n have aamc by Identifying and paying lor ad. w. E. Sines, Racine. Ohio 2-13-3tp. CLEARANC~. SALES ON USED roulld in Obit) RIVf10', Johnboa'. OUTBOARD MCY!OIIS ~lost all for outtlo ··" ~ .notor usc. l£rncs! ' orfers. will be IICCcplct.l I[ pOS· Quillan. n,clne, 0. I 27 30to 8lblc. If not complete]), sath· ficd after flO dnys w1th your FOUUND near Mason CltniC key purchaec, full credit w11\ be alrlnr t:lth aeveral ·keys and lowed nn purch(l.sc of new amall lictn3e tag. Owner mav Scolt·Alwatcr Motor.s. Conven· dalm by ldenlllying and paying inel Otfh!t', '•meroy. )hio St1te University Extension 1gricultural engineer, advltef dairy farmers. Camfortable eows 1llm glve- the most milk. For good . ventilation, a atan· chion-typc barn must be tightly ~cnstruc:ted and insuhttcd, the englrleer explains. Only In a tight barn can you ccntrDl where air comes in and goes oul The ideal winter temperature in the barn Ia botwecn 45 and ~ Uegree!J. To maintain such tem· perature! and keep the barn dry you'll need some kind of ve~tllat· lng ayotem. Thcrmoatatloaily con· trolled exbau5t fans work welt in !lanchlon type barns Biickie eeya. Select a fan whl<h will deliver from 4() to 120 cubic feet of air J minute near the ceiling. U you have large eows (over 1000 pounds) you'll want a fan thai movea still more atr. hare proof, heavy duty eledrlt FOil - 'or ad. Phone 31)8.'"'Dally Sen· A well·vcnulated dairy barn ean make a big difference ln he (omlort of c:ows and opera· lors on wintry days, J. D. BUckle Waverly, Oblo, deller llluc' wit) 75 new and uaecl traUera 14 to 1111 ft., also 10 wi•ea. Tw and t.hree bedrooma, natlon.U. known mlkea. The loweat JOI' aible Ierma 1nywhere. Drlvt come prepared to deal. rut little and •• ;e a lot These er rour LAST ahopplnr place, " free delivery. Move In lol!lor row. Anything ol value littl In trade. WAVIRLY MOIILI HOMI SALIS u. ., Hllh:<NJ u Ohio Top Ten Tomato Club Winners Announced For ' Eihsteln probably waan't .. think· ·lnr abQ•t obopplnr, or flxlns a dinner for a family of fo•r. when he said that time Is the one · A Iarmer from Ottawa county POund• per acre ol IG-10-10 lerU- thin1 In tile unlvme to which and one from Williams county ljler be!ore plowing and lllen deep all otllera ire relative. But, be have won top honora in the 1957 ilrllled 300 pound• per acre of 3· could have been. Ohio Top Ten Tomato Club. 18-11. Both men u&ed a starter fer· . Extension Speolalists In Mar· Otto Meyer of Elmore produoed tUizer In the tranoplanter wator, tetlng lll(ormatlon for CoMumer~ •• adju•ted tomato yield of 211.48 bulb h•d a near perfect otand In •I tile O~lo Stale Unlv.,.•lty, :ona to the me on 1!.87 acrea to the field, and both applied maneb, :olumbua, point out thia . week win In the 3 to 15·acre claa• and an organic fungicide, to control :~at aa modem living pattern• Earl Luty of Stryker produoed foliage dlseaoes and fruit rots. 'hange with the . trends In bUJI· 22.32 tons to the acre on 29.2 " neu and induatrial employment, acres to win In tile elua for lfOW· Meyer'! fruit lflded 71 percent lime becomea more and IJ\Orl a 28 percent u. s. ' cl'l f 1 en with 15 or more aeres. Meyer U. · our No. S.2. No. Luty'aand lrull lf&ded ' 85 per- "e • ng ac •• m crew hia tomatoea under contract U S. d 14 t ond foo~ preparaUon for an Oak Harbor canDID( COli)· eent 2 . No. I an percen More than hall the women on pany and Luty for a firm in Napoi· No. · today'a payrolls are married. I T b County winners, in addition tO rhese ....men look for eonven· Ob o Top en Tomato Clu , Meyer and tuty who were Ottawa ience when they ahop. They look spoMored by tile Ohkl Cannera A'" and WUliam• county winnen re· lor· ltema which IIIey eon buy IOCiatlon, lhe Baltimore and Ohio apectively, include tbe followlnr: readily u they burry through the railroad and the Ohio State Unl· NelJOD and Kenneth Diller, Bluff· 9tore on the way home from veralty'a Alflcultural E•tenaion ton, ADen oollnty; Lawrenoe their joba. 'lbey look lor Item• Service, :WII started In 1947 to Kruokebe.lg, Greenville. Darke which require a minimum of time stimulate Interest In produclnr county; Herbert P. Travl.!, Dell· allj) effort in meal preporaUon blgber yields and improved qual· anoe, Defiance county; HerUeln when IIIey reach their effieienoy ily. Growero are incourased to pro Bros., Sanduoky, Erie county; Wal· kitchens. duoe quality tomat01 by receiving tor E. Stamm, Archbold, Fulton Suoh convenience food• Include an adjustment in yield In the con· oounty; James c. Haughn, McComb packaged miles:. baked good.; loll for bigb grades. Eaoh year the Hancock county; Karl Meyer, No· canned food• ready to aerve afler lnduotry honors grower• wllll the poleon, Henry oounly; Harold and heating; oonned speclalliea; can· hii~Oit yielda In the top 10 per- Roman Creque, .Berkey, J.•eaa ned bllby .foods; canned and frocent of aroweia <ontracling wllll county; Glen Rice, Celina, Mercer zen ooupa; and frozen foodo, inpartielpalinr proce!8ora. There couaty; Gary JackiiOll, Vandalia, eluding rcody.to-heat..nd·aervc were ·146 growers In the project Miami county; Ed L. Tope, Pauld· main dish.., •pedalUea and dea· lad year. Jng, Paulding eounty; Lawrenee aertl. 'I'll I ed d Hoenten, ouawa, Putnam countv·, 1 Marketing speciallate say con· e state w nners ollow goo , cullt!ral praclicea. Both crowera Resino Conlrer88, Fremont, San· venienoe is 4 good buy If: 11 •- 1 d fl ld ~ltb dusky count•·, Robert Crabill, Tlf· ..l ~ed Cost fits Into the food budget; ~· we -wane e~op I w but fin, Seneca •count•·, Donald Park· Time and energy ·~ savedi Corn .-•• the pr-dln• ... ...., • ... " with clover In the rotation. Luly er, Van Wert, Van Wert County; ltemo purchased fit family food fall-plowed his field and applied Carel FrleiS and Raymond Snyder nceda; 1100 poundo Jer acre ol 5·20-20 aft· Deahler, Wood cou~ty and Lloyd Foods arc acoeptabie to the er plowing. Meyer applied COO Ward, Wharton, Wyandet county. family; Storage facilitie• are ndeqUIIe; motor to operate the fa-n. -1-t The family gcta eating . plea· •hould be non .. verloadlng and l ure .and satiiJfaction. de•lgned for continuous oervle,. Smart shoppers keep theoe If you follow a few good manIX)ints In mind, and study labels aeement practices, you'n 1et oarefullr· better •erviee out of your .... ..~ ~N--TiNIS tilatlng •ystem, Blloklo pomts Tht Ladiea Aid of the Flatwoods NO r.iOOD,.;__F_O_R_V_A_L~ out. lfo ougg .. ta you: oommunity met Thuraday at the LONDON UP - Sid . Hughea 1. Keep otalis filled to ta~c home of Mro. D. J. Morgan for an waa In no mood today to play St. advantase of mBKimum body beat aU day quilting. Valentine. He 11id his phone will of the oows. A opaghettl dinner "" oerved ho ofi t\be book Feb. 14. Hu&he1 2. Gradually lower the temper· at noon. Mn: Vesta Frank asked itu ·already reoeived loo many calli from younl love~ aa,inllor a(ure in the barn to 40 degrees the Bleoslnf. Prc~ent ware Mra. Linder Dains, 'food luck" wl•hea. h h w en you expect colder weat er lofra. Clyde Wells, Mr1. Cbarlea ehcad. You can do thl• by moving Radford Br., Mro. Frank, MJ'8. AI· CUCKOO IIADS more air t~roush the barn. CHICAGO UP -Bird curator 8. Clean •tanohlon• twice daily vln Rullell, Mra. John Bailey, Mra. to eliminate as mueh mol•ture •• . Harley Hannlns, Mrs. E. J. Hill, Karl Plath •Of Brookfield Zoo bu h Mrs. Albert Goe&leln, Mra. Dwleht a couple of •pecimen• he thinta P'l"l le. lojilhoan and daughter, Mro. Char· are ripe for the poycboanaiYBI's 4. Ch<>* ..,ntllatlng sy1tem leo Goe1lein 1 Mra. Leo Qulvey of couob. , Plath .su1J101t•d that ri at regular intervat. to make cer· Athens, Mrs. Robert . Baylor and robin and a mdlnal which paucd taln the lnieiJ and ducte are aon• and Mra. Morgen. up a mf•t ~·u:th thia wirier open and Jree of debria. "havo lieen living too lut and t~ rurnla~cd 3 menl. Phone 6170. 2 11 6tc ltilll MtRCURY V8 Munlcr&Y 1 flart·timc d<>alel'll for famou s Or. l'heaton sedan. Mercury·o· Wh<'cllloi'Stl l'llling t:uctO!'ll and matle. Very low mlluge. Sharjl mow('rs. Contact, G11rdeu Store, car itllidc •nd out. ,1,995. Blaet· 8120 OlcntoniY lllvcr Road. tnar'1 'Pomeroy. 2 10 8k 2·13·3lp - - ----- Colombo•. 0. 111M CIIRYSLE8 V8 4 Dr. Wind· aor Sedan. Automat!< shill. One 1181 Employment owner - clean car. Week·end Wonted l!l"'lal. '1,677. Blact\nnr'o Pom eror. 2 10 etc WORK by doy or week. Call 74-X z It 6tp 111M Chevrolet \1 ton truck. Top condition. Good tires. See at 401.W. Malta, Pomeroy. 2 II ate (20.1Business Servitlll & TE!.~I'oSIO~ SEIIVI~I; (8bl Auto Services RADIO Phone 200. r:lchmd Ap~liancc Stort', 116 "N. Main Street Ne~ Cl..k Gma• Phon. Pomeroy. 2·23·tf lNIII. Ricine, Ohio. I ?0 If Your Only Authorixod -------- iilf and otraw. W. F. IIIII. Chester ____ Ohio. Pbone Yukon '-3080. Z II 3tp _.:_.:........:. I 8UD)~ Pool Table, Pool Cur. ecceuorlea. Prloed rWII to aell. Contact Ralph R. Pull; m·Ho Bar, Middleport. 2 11 Sic 1!1!1 other pr·::!f~::. jr "~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~Sa;:i~~~;;:;;:; Fo·r The.·. ·. . ... .t In '!II' APPL.I·A' 'J"'ll ES ft · _f_l_:____:...:.....:......:..:...:.:.::...:_ .atwoodS ladl'es Al"d Q .1tlng • Bee ' • ; ::. •\'. ,. ~c . WAVIRLY, OHIO . . '" • · ., '.' Ntw MC!Cft~l . ancl '•••lth·. TV. R;l;..:il~·: """11•l Dull)ont .miHitls See 01lr Flae Lble OfAII~ Wu11en, Dcyen. ~frfleraW. llld lures ALLEN AP;I~.~.IANCE j E. Main St. • ' !· :"'• •••nl. ; ~· ' 1 : I• Pomero)' THIS COULD·.)HAPPEN TO YOU • •·. ·." . · . .·;. • <1Ai1 Ml -·.;_squn Bed; ¢ 10, IJ , ahOwn In coqnty Jttv!DUt l'ecelvillj home ill Un· ~a Calli:,¥• wrote a, 'note to' !ier tjiaobO! which aetd, •.Ptojtri iai<e mo bomo. 1 Will JQvt you ~"eey mJ.ich.'' Jh.. q~il')' l'tlllittil ill be~ itepfather, Joiephl Bfda~, ..& bou,se paint· er, beillf cbar.p4 .wllh child Mar, alter . l>eatlnJ;. · . . (/nfelllallollal) . ,, ., 1' -t NATO · SCtii(IIST- Dr• .Nol'IIWI ~oy (.&~o),' Rarvard nu- · clear phyljoJat, IJ •new to the Nori:b Atlantic 'l'roaty · orpp~attOn ..on an acleutlflo 'Di&tim conftect.M with de-- · ' feDM,• NATO Sem!J.l')' C""• erul . Paul-Henri Spllk bu tlltlioitncod. • (loleN!Gilo..,l) . neurotic.~~ tent tel'lnS llURilY! l'omc in selcc\ .on good pick ytJUrt~ . Mclrop:..!iltu' Sales 66·M. - - -,.--- (91 For Solf: 8 Nature Of ·Viruses have become (lOb) I nsuronce IIn :Setlk ~n Facts Is Topic Ifniscussed KNOXVIL~. syrPLY MiD DIMAND _._ _ O Obi Co , Tenn. UP-Dol· while is and Iosurance Aienoy 1 0 unbes By Tomato Gr · ower mar Andoraon ., •• held. lor the Mar· Barne.<·Simpson Middleport. Ftre, Aulomobllel 1rand jury on ehargeo or poues· lne and Service, Pome· Bcndo. Phone 6315·X. 6-20·1 D • s . sina four and one-~alf gallon• of roy. Phone 2·14-lltc urmf' urvey Two a•tbOritieS on VlrtiiOI and Illegal wbloJiy deapltt his .plea c,:l!PLETE Insurance Protection. () their attack• on farm eropa will that be "can't got all the whisky ( 14) For Rent Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don Ten Ohio counties now have speak at lhe I!Cond annual lfOOD· · lis. Middleport, Oblo. Cooperative Soli SUrvey program, houio vegetable growers confer· will round out lho Z<iaY program. --room and bath apart· aocordlng to Samuel W. Dope, once February IIJ.ID at tho Ohw Cappiilg tile banq•et program Fully equipped. Almollt l l ~ c tht• 1\lodCI'n hath on ~;ocond fluor. day, It wasro 80ld. $2,09~. Ulact . toUct 11 11 <1 lnvatory o\1 f1rst, tnar 11 Pom_ruy. 2 10 6tc good ganll{(', ttbout five mlnu· 1054 BUICK V8 Super 4 Dr. Sedan . tell fi'UIIl Court lloul)o A. N 1·31-6tr' P Original light green fin,.h . Bengel, 310·M. Dynorlow drive· Radio ond Ileal· i'OR RENT- Extcnolon Laddcro. er. '1,295. Blaettnar's Pomeroy Scarrold Roards, Drop Cloths. 2 10 6tt• Clinton Fish...r, Middlc'port, 0. ll·t·tl 11104 STUDEBAKER Ch•mpion 4 Phone 62611 X. Dr. Sedan. Extra go"'! looklni :1 room ftlrnishcd apartment oar. Weok·end Hpcciai. $471. clown~:~ttlll'!!, uUlltttlS lurniahcd. Blaettnar'a Pomeroy 2 10 6tr 2 8 61, Phone 6067·Y, 191!3 CIIEVROLET 2lD • Dr. Sc· ~rooms. Close In tuwn. 12'1 dan A good looking and drlvin! Butlernut, l'tuncroy 2 10 12tt' ear $666 Blaettnar'a romcroy 2 10 lite i 171 Help Wonted f ·~:~· ~--~~-:::; alone eeir . : '·;.' 1 ', I<!IOJ. Collector Ali Sll ·Rill IN, INC<Mo11 • • you would Your WASHINGTON UP- The millee for Economic Development · •Doctor or Lawyer predicted today tile aver'lle Alilef. '"all MERCHANTS lc~ family will have ,an anqlllil 'COLl.ECI'ION A,GI!NCY lneome of. 17,100 aflet l.xea by a1 Blllk 1975-requivaleat to a $1,800 raise. Pollierty ~~~~~ "Within the next twenty you..,. IPJIIIPI war and aaaumlni !bat ,ve ' ··Pomeroy, Olalo manage our alf~ wltll reuon. Plloile tl4-Y or 318·J able e<fmpetene~we may expect to ·~tor a period of general We)l· SenlnC Obio & w~st Va. belni Aever before. cooaiderd al· · A t Will Call t.aillable," lhe CED aald. ,:'· ' · . 11!11 • eo;;,. !II Legal Notice -------.,..,..- Ohio State University Extenolon Agricultural Experiment alation, will be l epeech by Jliymond Dlx, editor o! the Wooater Dailey Re•· ord . on "EuroPe As I Saw II." He rec~ntly toufe.d the continent wllll 1 delegation of A1110ri01n edltora. ;;;;;;;;;;,.;o;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;~ data, develop Interpretations bas- greenboU!8 VO&elabieo will be OUt• ed on this data and produce soil lined by 1. ~. Hoffman, breeder ol reports which will be avsllable many tolllato ·v~ilotloo for Ohio for usc In the countiCJ. U!8, Agencies oooperatlng In the Gener~l chairman of the courl! prolfam include the Soli conaer· is F. S. H41"'lett, ,chairman ol the vation Service, the Department Deparlment of Horticulture. He of Natural Rooour..,, the Ohio wiU talk on aoU and follare leate State Unlvet'lily and tho Arri· aa.• ,.Ide to lcrlillllng vegetable• cultural Eltenalon Service. and brl,n& villlto~ ~P to dote on ~enh~uoe IONIO research golni Counties with Caopcrsllvo Soil on l~ .lon!IJII countriea. "The Slllul ol'l:lteenheuac V•ll· Sutvoy prorramo Include Allen, Aabtabula, Champalin, Columbia. otable lleiearch'" wm be the toptc Delaware, Fa)•ette, Preble, Rosa, ol Aaanciate Director w. E. Krauo. Hoffman wUI. eo~duet vlait• Warren and Wood. Since th"e countiea are widely l!parated and ora en 1 ltip tlttouah greenhouse• are located In vaatlr different holdl11i Bibb letll!te and tomatO 1011 areu, aome of the informa· trial a. Dlacuaalon ol !..Sect control and lion collected from them can qualllf in relation to niarkotlng applied to most arcu of etatc, Bono aaya. ' , The agronomist POint& out t~at f'cte on each layer of ooll, from the aor!aoe to a deplh or several feel, · can have wide applieaUon not only 1ft farmlnc •but alao In enclneerlng pi'oj~~· reoldenUal eonalrucUon, blflbY!IJ! malaten ance>, aonln1 •nd W:ban development ana t• land eppraisal and taa eaUmaleL . agronomist. Wooat<r. Thor are L. J. Alexander, _ _ __:_:o TF Two apartments, 3 and 0 roo1n station patholo&iot, and S. P. Doe> 19illl pnNTlAC V8 4 Dr. Catalina and oath. furnl•hed . Cali1 Mor Thi1 means, Bone I&.YI, that little, plant dlaeaee specialist with NOTICE OP FILING AND Sedan :.us than 15.000 mHe:1. 408 Spring· Ave. 2 8 6tc several agrl~ultural aQcnclel!l are tho Agricultural Research Service. HURtNG DN INV.NTORY ~OWtlr Steering. Radio & heater . t:lght Room llou 11 C.' . . . 1'wo story. Preb1te Court, Mllgs County, Ohio working together to c~Uect aoll Throe de1lldea of reacarch on ! Let'sGoSh~pping \t~ant to drink, let TO the EKeeutor or Admlniatra· tor and to IUCh Of the following I! arc reaidonll of lhe 1tate of Ohio: surviving 1pouse, ii anyj next of . kin; benefleiarles under the will If any; the attomoy or attorneyt reprcBCnlin& any ol the aforementioned per10n8: , You aro hereby notified that on the II th day of February 19H, an Inventory an~ Appr!isell)ent of lhc estate of :charlei M. MeMaator deeeaaed, late of MlddieP~~rl In suld County was filed In IIIIa Court. liming on 11id Inventory and Appraisement wiU be had before this Court on the 8th day <If March 19511, at 10 o'dod A. M. Exception• t~ereto lillY be Cll· ed by any lntorealed ~ty at •ilr limo prior lo five da71 lle!or. the date sot for bearlna. WITNESS my signature 1nd tho seal of said Court, 11111 I lth day of February UN. John c. Racon Judge and Ex·Offtclo .Clerk By Dorothy D. :SIIrt . DeputY dl'rk - I!W· tl, 2tc Legal Nofi*• LIGA~ NOTtCI FOR RIGIS'I:!V'TION , OP IIRTH STATI OJI OHIO ·:, MillS COUNTY IS IN THI PROIATI COURT Notloe Ia given that Eddie WebFuller IR US II MAN ster Pullin! tiled bla application James M1rrlaer l'ebruary 11, l!IN, PNini for an 7S6 I. Main It, order for the Reliatratlon ol hla ''"''"'' ""'- No. l2f - Ohio Alttr S PM birth which Ia qot recorded, aile&· IG-7-tf lni lllat he wu horn November 24, llonws anti Cabinet B1.1ildcn Cell 1912, at lliddleport, Oblo.. Same Nolgler 3611, Radne, Ohio will be for hearlni Fe~lll'· Hth, I 20 t! 19~ ' 1ollri C. Ra~tin ·- ---- - CONCRETE BLOCKS "luild lttlar Ptr Llll" GRIJESER BLOCK CO. SMilt& North of , _ , On Rt. fl. Call Wm. Graoct S,rlftla WE BUY ITAUCTUI.t.L I IIAMS lCW IRON ._ MITALS OHIO VALLEY JUNK Phtfll SIG . en.'I'~~ Actlnc ProWtetJ~dle : . IJ 14, lie I Ch~k lhtst oven feallll;fl-' lllumlnattd tyt~ml tlwt. Ylo"!il~ .... windOw . ' A-I!!C CfiiC~!IOfii_M_' Ch-.tlnid'own · · Color ebOiett l.uattrlol'. · . Cepplrfol', wiiRe:·relrow, lliltkiMIJfHII . · · s Portable $21.50 I Yr. FrH Set tf ' (•, AIIK-~s '' Reeon~lloaH by etmmwally ... " .' ' •, ' '' �ill .. I, ~~'·Se!~'"'''~Pilmeroy·Middle!iort. 0., Feb. 14, 1958 The Daily Sentinel Two New Members Ur. and Mrs. P1ul Smart. CIQss Meeting Held Thursday Canasta Club Mrs. Gerald Grueser and Airs Denver Thomn were welcomed as new members when the bi· mOnthly Canasta Club met Wed· nesday evening at t!Je home of Ek-..nor S. Sebaaf - Middleport Soelely Edllo~ - Pllo•t 1079 Mrs. Wilham Shendan, Spring Avenue. LacUie Hawkins - Pomeroy Soelely Edllor - Pbone 6244 -· ·• Pnzes were awarded to Mrs • • Eugene Tr1plc1t l\tr~ Gardner Church Of Christ Philathea Women Mankm, Mrs Albert Marta1, Mrs Meeting Is Held Evening G1fts Wilham Suvc-n, Mrs Donald ¥ McKenzie-, and \Irs Thoma Val· The Phllathea Women of the Mrs. Edgar AlianS"'Drlh, Mr• Ron . e IVere or entine gifts \\ ere exchanged dur· Church of Chnst mel Thursday Springer, Mra. Harold Lohse, Mrs. Sh I ini the evcmng by the secret pals evening at the church following Thomas Bowen; and Mrs. MarJe OJty Ut· nS the Evamgehsllc servJce. Mn Geo. Hauck. They aho decided to furValentine Sifts of home baked Re/rcshmcnb were served by the hostess In those named above Ch llds, president, presided during nlsh flowers lo~ the serviceo ne•t cook1os, cakes and candy were week. made, wrapped and delivered and Mrs Howarrl Logan, Mrs the mcetmg The openmg prayer was giVen Gueob included Mrs. Margaret Thursday to forty shut·ms in Herm~n Oblinger, Mrs Richard by '-'" Childs and Mrs. Dave Jones, Mrs Frank Betz, Mlu Ar· Middleport by the M•llcr·McKay fmlaw and Mrs Orval W1Ies The next meeting will be held Darst Sr. read the scnp(ure Mrs. zoomaman, Fred I. Gardner and Circlo of tho wscs of Heath Me· Guy Reynolds read a potm on Pa· Sidney P1~kens. lhodbt Church. at the home of Mrs Logan triolism f The group made doq)tions to Mn. Guy Reynolds was chair· Five pat1aees were mailed to Final Plans Made the Heart Fund and the Middle- man of the Msto.. committee. out of town momben and friends port GiTI scout Troop lolr• Childs Mrs, Reynolds, Mrs. Leo Childs, The women who 'worked at the For Middleport appomted Mrs Leo ChPdo, Mrs. Mrs. Dove Darst Sr. and Mra. church mcluded Mrs Everett Edgar Allensworth and ;Mrs Ern· Lena McElhinney with Mn. Lena Dovis, Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Day Prayer est Lallance on the nominating Wolfe 11nd Mrs ·William Eastep as David Entsminger, Mrs. c. A. committee contributms hostessea served a Emmish. Mrs Homer Cook. Mrs Final plans have been made Mtss Rose Arzoomonlan. the dessert course. Emerson Jones, Mrs Harold lor the Middleport World Dav of Woodgerd, Mr.. Lawreace Mil· Prayer Service which wtll be held singer at the Evangelistic services Mrs. Georse Childs presided at hoan, Mr" B ERSt, M:s Noah Friday, Feb 21. at 2 00 P l\1 being held mght at the church, the silver cof£ee service. The ta- Hukin~. Mrs Robert Harris Mrs at the F1rst Preooyler10n Church spoke to the group ' ole was decorated In keepms wllb Raymon Kooknght, and ' Mrs Plans were completed for the a Valentine theme. The center- Harry Chesher Mn Karl Owens i~ the chair Fellowship Night which Will be pteee waa mad'e of whUe flowers Mrs. 0 P. Klein gave Valen· man In cftar~e of Hte service held tonight alter the• services. with red hearts woven in among tlpe.s and loJiy pops for each Others taking part will mcludc Mn Ernest Lallance Js ~ chaJrman them. • pack~&Me. Mrs Bruce Lloyd Mrs, William for thiS and her eommiltee 111Rev. Konkrl~ht lSSisted the Bradford, Mrs Campbell Harper. • eludes: Mrs Robert McElhinny, Twl'll'g,ht Garden lad~es in deliverlfig the gifts. ~rs Harry Houdashelt ond Mrs B I ROOMS OF Thurs~ay ALL HEW Fur.nitt~re $595 INCLUDES . &tfriJeralor an• Pay Only '59.50 down ~1~' ·a,. lrt: tr•ded W!Wittl twi!O't o• I Oo Tbe Brlgblesl Corner ..,.,.,.....,,. Oft•• ~-~ you thtlr full In Mlddlepo-t .,. fl:wlt lht time thly f,:~~~~.,, I u4 f!t.OB per mouth I BAKER fURNITURE ~hln reu ,,. out tlftlnt ro!utt . _ trylllf to wui Wttl _ 1M sur• ta al lfMttnars bec•VII ... ...... •••~renttt41 ,;...., htm milts. ai!i lilt , ..... NOW at ,.fntii! prictl tncf 101 "" iJ.I.t full rtlvt ftr your gold. . 1953 PLYMOUTH .:~;,:======~~M~.~BI~at~e=-=====~ ... ~ IW•f/,.1 llf 1 r• . I jlllf/ / r• .0 "''II' •l f ••111111 J'"ll """"' 16 ' dr. Sedan. Original lilhl blue Bet.lre 2 dr. Sedan. Spa•,kling orlliD,al IIU"'uoioe llret. . I $666 1954 FORD vt Crestline Olllll!f. $995 1955 FORD vt CUIIolllline 2 dr. Sedan. FcmiODIII~. Sharp ear. ~Ill owner. New Buick ~ln. $1,277 With all du~ respect tq the shoes, we reserve our · IIYIIIP&thY tor Dad, whci has shed them-exhausted ' trudge. Guess no one after his regular montJt-end baa ever told him easy it is to pay bills via the postal route - with llafe.to·mail bank checks! f dr, Sedan. Power rec· OmmODda thil one hilhly. $1,395 1956 lUlCK i bow; I WHY NOY OIIIN YOUR lnP·IAVINO CNICKING We ' I Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1872 Riviera Sedan. POMEROY Ptnr Steerinr " br~kea. One ~::::;:;~~~~;;;;;;;:: loeal owner. New Buick trade· • Ill. $2,195 1956 PONTIAC vi 8llr Chief Cuatom • Pay 2% Jnteresl On Your Savings Membef Federal Re•erve System Member Federa DeposlllntP'tlnce Corporation W' Super 4 dr. Guests Tuesday Members of the Busy 'Bee Sewing Circle will be guesta when the Friendly Circle ol the Federated Church meets Tuesday evening In I the enure' S""l' al room n ~ Mrs. Pearl Mora Will lead the dcvotlonB and Mrs Fred Blaettnar will be in charge of the pto~ram. Hostesses for the evemn" will be M W • rs i 11 laf11 Matlack, chairman; Mrs Mora, lWn Alfred Crow, AJrs. Marvin Burt, Mrs. W A. Gibbs and Mn. George Hobstetter. Mrs. Henry Ewing ill :eh&lrman ol the reception committee '-- _ RUTLAI\'0 Class Meeting • The L.11dles Bible Class of the !i'Jrst Baptist Chur~h ~et Thurs· day afll!rnoon at the church with the PI'CSidcnt Mrs Bertha Ar· chcr in charge or the meetmg. Mrs. James Murray conducted the devotional servic~ Plans were made to have 11 potluck dmncr at their nc¥t meeling For the program, MrJ Archer and Mrs L: D Diles ga,·e read· ln!Js Poems, "We Miss You'' was Mive n by 14!'s. Murray and "Com plalning Ai\out the Weather" by Mrs Archer 11la Mystery Prize whJch wn~ SC!lt by Mrs Jame! Faulkner was won by Mrs Raymond Saxton. There were eight member.! pres· ent ' rler Ponlloe with 111 le•ther up..~ry. One local ow'!fl'. New Pontile lnde·ln. t c· 1-. e M t' 1 H 1 d 1 w•• $2,695 . 1954 IUICKS va .·n low as $1,295 ~· llove. f~r fliNt ears ~·· lilt., .One Sup~r ·2 dr. 111, ·J\1111 one Special 2 dr. HT ' . t No lifting tit comea lo you tDoublta matlrt11 lift VIrgil' so.- .. ~.1!\!UL We <;aD reeo•nmer1d 1 a~·. r l-" ~956 GMC ''W~ ·flckup. Low mileage o.e cUirul ·-· $1,295 IUICKS $777 D.. L.DUJ'IJ vcr. awarded the door pri!O. Refreshments were served py the hoStel!ses to Mn. Hertry Spencer, lfn Ro"' Cloldnd, Mrs Mobel VanMeter, Mrs Wlllou~h· by Hill, Mrs John Hayes. Miss Esther Hayc.,, Mra Ebcr Warner, Mrs. Eddie Hnrtuna, Mrs. Esther Wright, Mrs. Virgil Rouah. Mn. George Pyles, M1·s. Bea· vcr', Mrs. Norman Frederick, Mrs. l11lo Biggs, Mrs. Curtis Frederick, Mrs. Marlon Wood .and two guests,, Bar~aro. and Wrluht. ---:--- Economy and Quality In ant unit, • Tht blggeat value for . 1 yoOr bedding dollar Ia Perfection's lazy Sncioac.n Hollywood Unlb;d, Dontt 'akt chan~a on "ao called" bargain al~plna camblnatlona. Dtlflcinli ih~': ' I1 lazy Snoozan Unlbed. •. ·• ~~'Ill"•, Full alzed double bed, Hollywood h~d board wifh the chang~DII : IIecql' ' " alar Ponti, and lht R~UIIlng Unlaprlhg, Unlaprlngla til. combination of fr,fl!t, !lata, aidt rolla, coilapringa rnattreaa and bulR In "Poature Board" wllh thii' t~clu•lve Perfection pivot. ·tied to tllrnlnal~ crny taillttl, plua lht "lwll)-rtar' type of conalrucllon tlicat _,,..._ lna~ta Roll·1n. , · , .1 Do 't atttlt for lesa, gtl lht belt, al tconomy pricea. rtrfectlo~'l lqq Snoozon Hollywood Unibtd. · ' · · Wtrt Church Of Christ i Fell.owship Hour i I' I 1l \ 194M7. ' Many were barred at the door IS atandilll room only apa<t Wll COPY of a held' the Hall 'Wetlt offlclally' on ~ecotd a proposil that i\'OUld·I!Umlnate j~e 1 roral ' 1 Middleport. ', \ · ,, · ., Baker; vice-president/ pre!ddlng ill the . aence of ·Pres!d~nt Wll~am Grueser. the secretary. ' ioullz was' illslr..,ted to write ~·I" ,· , . --+-· ,Jile~lltive ' Thomas Jenldni to lod(e , ,formal protest to,any such Harrv . McM·ws.:l:.ler t ,J Claimed By Death Friday Evening . :Plan. · 11je j Harry W. lllclduler, age , 76, dild In Me\ls General Hoapital Friday evenillf aftoc, eeveral mon\ha of Ulneaa. He was • ture and hlll'<lware mercillnt MiddlepOrt for m•ny yean. , McMalrter, a ine111ber, of Chamber of Commerce, was quite acUve in conatruetlng menta lnd houaea. ' The deeeaied was t~e son late William 1nd Melzina IdeM aa' I ter Smith. . SUrviVOI'I incl•de Gr,are; ,two McMaster·in ti)_e service In Bonn, . \I Mra. Alice' Vvenal\1, at home, 1 olster, Mr8. M. M. Lesher of Dg· don} Utah; and 1 brother, L. D. McMuter of Glendora, Cahlornia. He was preceded In death by a sister, Mrs. l.tlura Handley, and onn:ner, Clw:ieo McMaster, who pall De<tmber. may call at the lin1~011ta F\lneral Home. .-rvll!ia..wiU be a h . In " k I Mrs. Ellen Gibbs Resigns Library ' ins buzzer of the varalty game. But they waited outaide in cold nlcht airj sufferin1 torture 11 the Panthers took 1 commanding lead, and then lAIII it. Gov. Un4~rw... Onee Diet Helton's remarkable , touted 11 seventh plaee fin- 11AIUETTA, Ohio UP ., the aeaaon began, fell Cecil H. Undenrood of W. VL .1111 down late io the third foreeost an evea fUtn fM IM Ohio Viller area''U Tint . Vli'IIDia and Ohio contlnDi Qelr p.....nt ~ptrit of eoopOralloa. · . Underwood, ad"-lrli) ~ be! Of Commeree dillaet beN M day nlcJit uid lllere - oDJr. fDO thiQI that eould iajure 11M 'Tid fulllre" of tile vallty. That, .. Theil II was f8.48 on Zirkle'a ul4, would be "faUure on the part long hit, and Gastlll'o bunny, and of the governmeqt of Ohio an4 on ST Johni!Ain'a charity; W•ll Virlillla to iadlvlduai!1· ptr· !U-48 on H•wthorne's jamp abot lorm and coo~tlte together." out of the tey, ~1.00 on G1ry Me· Both alate soverrunenta, lieder· conke1's wmg one-bander, J3.50 wood said, "mUll be "'ii!IDI , to on Zirkle's Ions shot, $3-62 ao Mc- provide the publli: oervieea -... Conkey connected apia. wY fM a prop'tllive, espalliimc Hawthorne connected from cloae reeion .. in off 1 brlllillnt peas from John· AI an eumple of the IU~ful son for 55-52 . eooperation, Uadel'wood pO!nl..t to With one minute on the elock, lnelallon of U. S. 211n the federal and 1 pandemonium riot shaking interstate biabwiJ llfOII'II!L every brlek Ia the tity of Alheas, '11lis aebieVIDtnt - the rt> Jim Gaskill dunked one off a re· ault of cooperatioo mono than any· bound and Coon lit a long one- thing else, of eooperltlon betwean bander. It wu 111ddenly ~ for states, llft-o national aa4 otate Athono with 45 ae<load1 left. repmentatl\lea w!Wa 1 otate, beBut the Pantl!en pulled off twe•• government and prlvete their fifth crlticall•letory of the 8tOUPI and individuals." leatue ~edule wilh 1 clutch ral· ly In ~ ,dying IIOCOndJ. illwtl)orne got a perfectl7 Um· ed pua!J-illol from 15 feet out ill the shaJii>w wing for $7-66. Alben• turned ,Jt over and immediately the delpen~te B.Udop f~led yoong llill1 Wlllon. Coaeh. Betton called time out, U.On iet wn.... go up for hia Funeral servieel 'irill' be bold tim try with the one and one TueaclaJ 112 p. ia: fft.tii lJie rileda!tuotlon on. He DUde IL ADd ..., Funeral Jjome Ill ifuoa ~ Helton again Biked for a breather. for Frank G. lldlillell, . .If. wbo Wilson, who pllyed probably died ,1 hla ,home in Harlfcri, w. finest game of the season !all Vo., •110:30 p. m. FriclaJ. . ...,,.,.." went blck and 101 .the sec· Tbe deeaaed - bern Mril ·.,.. ICO{I ' f U - 12. ttrrA:· at I,elut. w. v~ lf1i 1\ 20 ·....0dt left:,., • ooa of the lite (llompbeD,~ Rho· rualled dl1911, shot, mill· and Amanda IUetird, . 'Wi(e; •\lien:s' diatril.. ti<>n is in add•· Gaskill ~rabbed the ,. Georgetta, preceded itra dutil "' lion to the that was received and bit for 5IIM ill liM!. earlier this momn rroml Auditor In another flve seconds Johneon Survi•inrllle d<ceued 1re three Rhode& In poor relief mrnc)' tor Wll fouled. dau1bters: loin. Daily m.kl,, Hart a total ol $30,839.11!1 Clearly, It was his privilege to ford, Mrs. John C. Sayre, Polot \A • Total sent to the 88 eounties in put the final ebncher on the Pan· Pleuant and loin. Bonold cart.., . . ' lhll lat..t dillribution was $5,680.- tber win. If anybody bad eomed it Akron, Ollio. Alao survWial o • 025.33. This ran the total of &tate throuchout the seuob,' ami !all five lrtndehlldrea ..d llx lftll 1 ~. 1 ·'I 1 1 11 nipt, it was the ~root Panther . r~.e money or ponr r.,. e o. a coun· center. He ulready had made 21 l'lndcbildrtn , . l ~- 1 , · Ilea this month to $18,947,112 62 points, shooting from· every anile, Rev. 'Andrew Abem•tbe1 wiD be ln charp of the oenkeo lrilll B · UNI ' Latest paymenl was baaed on fro 1 ' ' ' !, ·-P~SS . . '. • what the' counties paid for p00r re· m ar outside and by drivmg burial to follow In Lonpate c.me- I. 1117 onder dire<tkJJI of the ropJ. t' Fre~h lll~sts of ari;lin·i!l ba e en4 d a day:long repneve.~n lief in .111117. in and under. ' a wee~ of bitter wjnt~r wealher. Snow·whlpped across 're Cuyahoga county's share ol .And Helton, who had worriedly ~ Funeral Homel easlerp third of the naUon. . ·· · 1 fUI80,475.24 waa more' t)Jao a remarked before the game ~tarted: f'rieocla 11111 ..n aftemoo~ oa I . The' riew masl of cola aill cri>Med into the plains stale& quartor of the latest distribution. ''Y~ut!":.·,.rm :~lrai~ my big Sluldv. from canada foi'tiqg· ~e m~lii:>'~wn.30 degrees ill 1 '~4· 'fhat ran tlleatate'a most ~ensely hun go to thel•ne at onee. 1 bQur period. chilly mfluenee' Wllll felt as far soutb as no'h ~ated couply'a total 10 $4.1~ ' Johnson got his first one tor Ohlo~Dt ~njoyOd sontewl)at JjUld• .. 118Z,4B. · ~ wbieh almOJI inaure4 a tie we&tlie~ "todoY b~1 llld to pu\ '.anow .on tbj, ground, Atron tbrl.e, Only three Other c01nt1es rocel· at the end of the reiiUllr rlliylpg ~p ' wllh a that Wll expef. Tol~o twb eolu11bus and ved in excHa of a m11Uon dollara time. Od JIO ~uinp ' o~e t~ fi~e, iililhes"o~ ~~one !Deb. from the 1168 lllotment of poor Then he got his second one anow llirough9dl the otale. 'l'lle:WIIlther io a reliiJI ola lbw relic! money: They are illm1lton, r•ch gave Pomeroy a 81-611 ettae ;..._ 1 · ,. ' • reWd d ' preliure 'll'llem in Soli thorn Ala· Franklin 1nd Lucas Counties Ham· lh 1$ secondJ lefl ,.., .~!:'e2!~~~~ . .~ ba1114":th1t 1i mo>'~!ll nortbdat· Uton ~ounty received $2,238,7f9.13 Aqd it was fortunate tllat be ATIIENS, 0. - Pollee 1!>c1aY ••4w 'r""'• ..,...,._ P0 ':"~J. Wt, ward, ' the bureau uld. . i with.-.,821.76 of It coming from did. held G<nrge GrO<e, t2, of nearby inchea ln aom,e lOeail~es, Early readings today showed a the present distribution .. mnkiill McConkey, with 6 ,.,.nds left Alban, 011 '" open iharge ln anQibet blasl Of '11'(110 aif mpve r of 17 Youngalown to .28 county reeei\oed $579,375.116 tbiB got the filial basket lor Athens the latal hOOI1n1 of a Culumbua southward ·~ Ohio !O~bt. , .:01r.r'arJetta 11 · time runninl it. total to $1,3116.- and the Panthers got the ball in m•n Friday. Temperatur._ were exl>1>cte~ to '· 002 83. tum County's •hare was play ..d half way dowa eourl as Groce ldmitted sbootina EuJ1ene dip Into the- 5-15 deiree range' adin(l of 20 below zero were f376,8'19 M for a total ol $1.~9. the g1me ended. Hayes, 32, of Columbus but he when the new cold front mivcs. r ed ~arb' today 10 the new 058.23. !Contlnuod on Pfto Four} claimed self-dcfeuse wben the 'f~ay·~ bigha, however,,"!!"' II· •,m e moved through 1he D• ~allest· eheck WIB $3431471 ~:...__ _ __:_: _ _.:.::_ dead man and two companions 11peclcd to stay iD the 2qa., btu 1nd llfinnisota, and Huron, whoch went. to M'onroe CounlJ, rrn__ taeted him 1n his car. Temperatu.... will be ,ome~t 4~· drojf llinee Friday. mlking $22~.11.1 It ~ received. 'rite dispute appuently <tnlered lower Su~. '5, Ii.,. rqistel'j04 ~~ below, a 31· Vinton County, though gettiD8 · over on td Groce Jnaerted Ia a .. The weall!er bure~u reported ~ ~- ''Warm" spell in the ~110.11 thlo time, rece1ved the G1r' newapaper concetnlng , ' loot 4or. Yoll~town ha4 fl~ 1ncbea or {C.illl~lwd 011 Pott Two} lomalieat toto!, $17,397 25 _ _ Jamet Congrove, 28, Aflem,' antwered the ad but was not ytiafled lhe dol be found beloQ8ed to Groce.. 1 Three girls from Racine Chapter Congrove's ncichbor. Sylvester Future Home !lakm of Amor~ca, Marshall, threatened GrOCJO ~lh Mary Grace Slobart, Joyce Carso~, an Iron bar when he returned for and Darlene Justice took part Jl'i the dog, Groet uid. He tlaJmed the bate..!! school program. I Msrshall ellmiJ<d mto the haet Wmners m the Conleat were. seat wh!le Hayes tried to get in Joyce Carson, da11ghtu ot Mr and the front door. Mrs Herman Carson, •nd Mary Groce told pollee he stepped out Grace Stobart, daugMer of Mrs. of the car and ahot HJyea, once Ola Hysell . . .. in the band and twice In the Thc.se girls submitted or1gmai cheat recipe:;; wh1ch were teste~ and then A wttDClBI to the shootmg, Low· juriged by !Irs Genev. Nolan- ell Stanley of Albany, qreed wi1h Home Demonstration Agent, ~rs Marshall there was no attack in· V1rgll Hamm, Mrs. Richard Lt!t!:. volved. The recipes are being ·sent to Pillsbury !fills for further judgmg and will be entered in State com· petition Fl'ank MeMillen Funeral strviees ToBeTu~y 'lloJ.d' rr.l·OED:J: .," · Fr.o• .'B f'R.epr.J.C¥e · . its ~yManHeld In Fatal.Sh~tiDg 'rtd 'stotm Of Gdlumbus Man mr• ""ore i:' • Games were played and pr1zea awarded Ute winners. Mrs. Bca· vt Super Chlel 3 dr. Citallno Cpe. Power aleeriQI ' brakea f , ~ earlouretor. equljiped. New Pollll.. ln. ; er arm: $1,995 1.9$7 PONTIAC ' -5c f~ ~~~=:~~~=:=:~::::=:::=:=:=:::=:=::=:::::=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!2~~!:::~::~::::~::::::::::::::~~~~~~~ soldomaah~r~Metheo~n· Forecasts Bright Future For Area· Chamber Of ~millerte Gov. . Anyconim~r~ ~~~:~o~te ~ hrilblot ·bi m~tlng Meeting Held · The Past C~uncilora of the Chester Council Daughlm of America metJ Wedue9dav evening at the Lodi• Holl IVith Mrs Floyd Ridenmll' and Mrs. Buel ho1te.nu -' • In Thrilling Titl~'fAlnt•r ·AD. elllmaled 1,~ Meigs County bas~bill faJ!i ~.-mild: Into the Albef!l gyDIIWlum Friday nlplto &et on' of the big' thrllll of their Sports Uves by seeln& ~ P0f11eroy ~IIJ!!ra !Jehilld to edge the BuUdop of Coach CliUiey McJ\f~e·, 81-40 and capture lhelr flrat SEO.U, case ciwn lleNc,41'e t'i.e J•reresu 4'f fu •~ttt,Jt••• ArM Mrs William Baxter, responded president, lis near Long Bottom; presided and members Mrs.Frank Ross olCleland, Cheoter; Mr. 10 the roll eali with, verse of and Mrs. Ralph Parker and Helen, scripture. Mrs carl Shields. chair· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed and man of the SICk eommittee.. report- Snerry McCain, near Chester; Mrs. ed Don Thomas ill and also the Ethel Siout, Tuppers Plains; :.Ira. Mrs Jack Bowman and Susan. h 0f E Se'lz Helen McCloud and Mrs. Ha1Ue 1 " Mr and Mrs Paul Winebrenner deal Mrs. mma · '""· Alden, Coolvllle. . of Columbus were the gueats rc Lester Fauber roported oa the renlly of Mr. ond Mr!. Karl new seats wnieh the Circle is pur· Mr. and Mrs. Donald Marka, Owons. cha~ng for t~e Sunday Sthool Pomeroy·, Mrs Martha Marks, "-. "" Mr. and Mrs. Ran~hdph Ward ro~~~re was a discussion on the and .t:-s Joe Connolly, Mrs. Rose of Ravenswood vtsited recently cross on Lincoln Hill, a project of Wells, Mrs. William Con.Polb' and with her mother, Mrs. J<mes Mur~••. •nd Mrs. Glen Deeter and rav the group for many ye~trs, and 11 <laUghter of Long Bottom. ;· was voled to eontlnue the upkeep _ .. 1 .1\' r. and Mu Perr'f ?dltc:h at'· of the erosa as a project. It' wu companied her mo:~er, Mrs d 'd d h Le ra"e Ep·iscd William FnSR to Pt P!emnt this eel ed to atten t e nten serv· ~ "' . a . Ices at the church and bold the ', week to \'ts!t relatives. Marcb meeuna: after the service. ChurC Gull Guests of Mrs. Gus Ward Wed Mrs. Nonnan Kloes1 proa:ram . , ncsday were Mr. and 1.!r; James ,hurman, asslste.d by Mrs. Clar· Wednesday Meet Ward and son. Mr. and Mrs. Mel· cnce Massar, prosented a skit , ' vtn Devol, Jud.v C~ nd Carolyn, all Old Abe"~ following the business Mra. A. fl. Carpenter and Mrs. of Charreston: Mr and Mrs RIB .;essiOn, 'after wtllch the meeting Dale Dutton. were hoste!ISeS Wed· ~ell Morgan, Mr. nnd Urs. Harolrl ;losed with the Lord's Prayer in nes1lay even\ng fqr the regular Ward and Mrs. Raym!md Ward an~son. mo~thi¥ mee_tlng of the Gr;~ce all ol M'Artlw anrl Rondolph Mrs. G. H. Ewing, Mrs. R. W. EpLSeopal Churc~ ,pul.ld. Ward ol Ravenswood. They came 1 ~ d d ror the tune:rnl of ~Ir) Cec!l .,. nsterworl lin Mn. Baxter, bos• The devotlonl!l s v~e was ·eon· Ward ~esses for the ·~ ill.vited the lfucted bV Airs sC!It" Roedel Mro. Clnrenco Clar'< is a mcdl- .aembers to the dining room for the pre•ldent. A gene!•! diseus· an d son 1 was •ue Jd on the, new k•l· cal patient at Meigs General refreshmen1s of c'e " rry P•• H , 1 coffee. The pr~yer on the napkins che• and ~atl•h House. · osp.tu '' " Keith · Anderson, who Is a stu- waa rea d in un 1aon precedma the refreshments l'fte hostesses served a deMerl dent at Ohi~ Univers1t:,- lS til at course to the twelve members the Meigs General Hospital. He J Jrothor, Fred Miller, Present. 'flle' ~'xt 111 meetlilJ Will I~ th; aon ?f Mr and Mrs. Fran-~ Mrs Hyida Dunham, Mils Jac· be .•held· at the boJDc of M~s Cis Anderson. . quclino Rice end Mr. and Mrs Vida lhle with ' !4ro. Everett Mr~ Dave Entsminger left to· Joe Riee, are ·t.usme.ss \JJ.IItora in Hayes nnd Mtsa Loqora 'Gilea as day for Columbus to viSit her Mar!Olta today. ' . B.!Sistfnl hoste~s, - . 1"1:' G' , .. "'' Dof A Henry Beaver, president, presided at the meeting which npened with scripture readlna. followed by tho tord'• Prayer and pledge to tho fbg. During the meeting Mrs. Ray Morris wao reported having a bro~en lnlt!Hn. 1fpel, Paul Smart is' the regular teach· cr The Young 'Adult Conference to bo held March 2 at the Lorain street Baptist Church in Ironton was also dlscmsed. New year Shower HonOrS book·, were rasscd out. The progr•m was In chars• of Mrs Gail McCain Mr. and Mr• Clifford Stumbo ' F d d On Her Marrl'age C e era e If Mr. and Mrs Norman McCain J entertained recently with a shower ee mg s e Q honoring Mr. and Mrs. Gale Me· .W d lt..l' ht Cain (Zetah Buekley) whose mor· e nes ay l'llg r.. ge was an event of January 25. The Federated Circle met Wed· nesday pvenmg m the social room Ice cream:· cake, potato chips of the church for their February aild punch were served to \t:ra. meeting IBen Bueklev~ Mrs James Buekley, Mrs. 'George Buckley and daughter "A r.mde To F•:rn" was the top-' Mr and Mrs. Roger Buekley and 1C pf devotions ied by Mrs. Waldo Idaughter, Mrs. Charles Humphrey Bartels, who atated that, "We be· and d>ughters, Karen and Robin, Iieve in God our Heavenly Father all of Reedsville; Mrs. Chester and in Jeeus Christ, Hit son, who Buckloy, Syracuse; Mr. and ~l'irB. is revealed to us throu~h the Bh:J~e Robert Meredith and aon, Millas we seek to know Htm and Hts wood, W Va. will for us." Group singing of "Count Your Bless~ngs" coneluded Mr. and Mrs. Dana McCain, Mrs. the devotions. Floyd Stout, :~rs. Glen Stout, Har· t ~ ~Ira. Monterar vt Pheaton Sedan VIr)' low mllearo. Sharp car ~de •Ill ouL Now Buick Of ~be M~ur~:Y ~~~.t:~:~r::: n:~:~in!; t11e aasiatant leather of the clas~ .I eourao carrying out the Valentine theme. J11donour aa 1t56 MERCURY II · Dave Darat Jr, Harold Edward Hubbard, Howard West, Mrs. Mil· ton Smart and Mrs Kal Hlndy. Adessert course was served to two guests Mrs Milton Smart of TOledo and Mtss Janet Baker and these members Mr and Mrs Stumbo, Mr. and Mrs. E~lson Baker, Mrs Frar.. Cheese brew, Mr. and Mrs How11rd West, Mr. and Mrs Harold E Hubbard. Mr. nd Mrs Dll\'e Darsl Jr, Mr. and Mrs Kal Hm·ly, Mr. and Mrs Clemis Fox and Paul SmarL Post Councilors ·$1,995 jill clay evening a1 the .home •of Mr ~~~oJ Mrs. vwcn Bratton with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Anihony as al§istant hosts. The opening prayer was giveR by Mr Anthony1 Mrs Cleml! Fox had the devot.oos and gave some thoughts on "Christian Education 1n Evan,eli.lm." plantJ and see~s. The ~oeteases' served a aal11d Chester _.__._______~----- · Value Leader 4 dr. onl~ Mh. Ralph Gilmore assisted by Mr. Eddie Smith entertained , T lne w11 •ght Ga•·den Club Wed· neaday evening at her home on W"! Second Street. Th• meeting '" charge of the president, Mrs Gerald Wilder· muth opened with devotions led by Mr. Smith, followed with the opening ode and the pledge to the flag Membtrs responded to rllll caJI with a quotation on gar· d enmg. 1t was voted to purchRSe pint, dogwood tn be placed m the court yard The distr~et dues w're collected. A c•rd of thanks was read from MrJ\ Carrie Nye for flowers and cards sent her while hospitalized Plans were made for open house at the next meeting, whleh will be held •t the Uqited Me· thodist Chun·fl on 'Phursday, March 13 , Named on committees for th.: open houae were, enter· lolnment: Ml" Ethel Garland, Mrs. Phil Williamson, Mr. T. A. Hennessy and Mrs. Elmer Wick· hami hrutesses: Mrs. Gilmore, Ml'B. Pearl Hysell, Mrs. Hennessy Mrs Dwight Parker, Mrs. Jed Webster and Mrs. Minn1e Davis , A paper "Making and Plan tin& a Cold Frame" ~repared by MISs Lucretia Genhelmer was read by Miss Augusta Genheimer, after which the members exchanged M'ddl ! eporf S • ty ooe Ttle Golden Rule Class of the who used 118 a theme "Heatts". li'1rat BatltlSt Church mt?t Thurs· Prizes were won ~Y Mr. and Mr.1. Is •••. 'lblt Ia nneal and beat ... ht fitiiMM em baa 13 ,., Ladies Bible - IIJde. Thl1 former owner Club Plans Open H"USe March \ ACCOUNt TNII MONTH - AI OUI IANKr 1955 CHEVROLET vt Belair usy Bee Sewing ircle To Be ' First Baptist f dr. Sedan. A loalbo owlted ear We will liad 'to bllv• you talk to c WI'"' ..... , ••, fill 1/t IIJiiJII, $495 '1953 CHEVROLO Val~nhne D 1 df f Of Gu Jtange · cfr First Baptist Golden Rule • Mrs. Milton Smart and thll· dren of Toledo are hc!'C v1s1tlng Welcomed Into • Ulfee Racme aviilJ)lle llllinas are of ben· elit to the .,..hole comJDunity ~nd free of cl)orl,e. ., Ire ·, :.): ' : . . I} : d ., Hay~Too~.: SealCaoa~ ~ · <ioLIDl/16s' ur' - Ohio State l{aiverilty'tlootball coach, Wood! Hay.., ~m head the state Easler 1Seal d,l: V. from March 6,fo April tl' tnii/ ~· · , Hayea ·;~as named stc:~c chlil'n\an •! tH~ ~rlv~ by the Qhlo I!<> eiety for Crippled Children ~~ a kl~'off 'l~ocKeon here ~iday. · · Jehn~er Bolliiler, 5, of Gn1den buttan,• was DIJllCd tho state'• !ill~ Seal Girl She appeared al the'luncheori with Hayes and Ohio 1Stale full~ack ~ob Wbltc Fr.1dU IN MEIGS COUNTY ·PEOf,W · Sfate Eilsttr ) . Mrs. Helen Terry· Claimed·By ~eath At ~fhens Friday Js Compete In ABake-Off --~- Shain Services Set For Sunday Hel.d After Service OVEC And Union Talks Recessed For Five Days . GALLIPOLIS, 0. UP-Contract Funeral •crviccs for Earl C. talks .between tho Utility Work· Shain, 64, who died m Holzer H01· I era Union of America, Local 430 pital l'hur~ay night will be held and the Ohio Vall'ey Ele<tTIC Corp Sunday at 3 30 p m. from the Re· were rl!te!!Sed for five days tocine Baptist Church Rev. Wealey day w1th the sit11alion reqaaJning Jenkins will officiate at the scr· "encntially unchanged." \'ices. The request for a reeeaa until Friends may call at the Ewing Tuesday came from lh~ UllllA Funeral Home until noon Sunday. neaoU1IDn, wbo pla!l a ~tl of reo.au ,tne above sc.ene taken many PARISH u•eTING meetinll&, conUnulni tlu)liJh Sua_ h th It d tr day, with labor rep~tlvu· ol ;~:!::_~;K~~~~~w en sa laken 1D us ID . Y was The meellng Episeopalis Church annual the 15 eompanlea ,'. 'q~a~. lven ewas 1898preat Parish to be held ill OVEC. '!.¥ '"~ ap· ndusuy in Meigs County ha~ the cbureh Monday, Feb. 17, at Goorge Bell, federjlt ~~iidial9t County Jnduslria! front. no p. m. !Conllnilod· On ,..,,~ ~ : f .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 14, 1958 atkins bartel cunningham james shain shumaker ward