https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9993366faba733e961fe2f3fdfa0d8fb.pdf 0d6c9dfa23f5814eb37d0c77989f83c0 PDF Text Text 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 .. �'' \ D~illt Sl.lftlpel ·~efl!lelt~ a~lis~ Day£ool~ 2'41)QIIY"Sori!~f!el, Pnm•mv--Midtllop~tr!, 0, Feb. 15, 1058 M'pre S~b~ '_r~ · . ()til ' Pl~li E\rantrelist br•~~o::~r:·t~di 01irr pi River to :F~Nnll:~~r~~~::£ TO MEET TUEsDAY SefVICeF.,0t. ~week marked by an The Homebuilder~ Class of the blan~et of hgfit ~· · ,,1, 1 1,, ''I' 1 ~ " · " • u, ' -L '?t ;,,,, He'·~ew l s;l I 10 ''re~p•~ teachers d' d tb1' past me ' ~" e"d >r~'fird I'll te ! sa Ei'rnh~- se1 !1."-,.,. {t!ftiand'- , Pomeroy, and Afr Reuben W•I· were among the most useful of tlie'if lives . Man.of llour in Pomeroy Is Coaell Dick Retton, tile "Peo- Iiles Cherce," win, lose or draw in Athena James D Hawley, ill!l!"epot'IJ was &meet M~lgs County maintenance stipervi· slJf f!lr' state hill~ ways. The Case ?I The Missmg R~cords ill ~tkremams unsolve~ Sixteen met as the Me1g,s CoUp· d1 tofy- this proJect when completed would satls , ~t~ec.t~ry - this projec twhen completed would sa tis· ft J r , a! tteed. Mrs. W. A. Morgan . ~~ Wedn~ldir' per !1b011ld f,e conv1ctcn ' ~ h e mAy he cute but tlw evidence Bhe's soiled under and sht''R fll rty ·• PALM SPRINGS, Calif - Police Chief Auguot Kottmnn 1 on the pi· lot who succei!Slully crosh·landed hiS dlsobt~d \Vestorn Air Unel plmll' suvmg all 21 uboard 'The pilot dtd one hell of a fmc job puttmg tho shtp down in - the rugged area ,. yau littn paying a landlord month after month, f!•'~r ~alt.: fiCM ot $toll 'that accumulation uaeleu rent rect~pts bv bUilding·cfllo~~rl of · your own. Sto ut for cfit~a-oW Now you can own your own lilliM. •· ~~·~•Y •:;e•k 1 build gour own home True Story Detective'• Dairy Down on the Farm Engineer'• Week NBA Pro Basketball Mr. Wizard Rl¢lne fro)ll Hialeah Sky Kin& Hgpa)ong Ca881dy News Piclure ~4atu~~~~~~k~:rr:.1it~ow;;~ n: an~c'ei~~.~~~~-~ is tis energettc faithful , 'Fit!ev~s clobbe'red the SAlem Center Scllool early In the wt.~k Once again: How low can you get fellas? And hun4fl;J~ ~w ,a rare sight the night of Feb. thos~ spectacular Northern Lights which reminded each, of us that Na. turefn•Jts wh'oleness Is greater than anu or its parts I b. h ~ ·v. , 0 W IC we are on~ . . . ,Reminder to our would-be auth- printed in thlo space eac~ Saturorr. day. Ddr/'t tw.a't to gel buoy on your Mrs Fm reRt Bailey ot Ball~'s lea\q~ , sfo'ri' on Jutt ~b~ut any- Lake likes thl8 one. with sineere Oilii( yOu, lind of Interest around apologies to Messcrs Amsba,Y, abd)it. ?bo ~•rl use $10 can't you? Ingles, Crow, Brown, Dowhle and 'il'e'r! Braggine P~Partment Caroey· Cian11i~d advertising In The A LITTLE WIDER PLEASI Dally ~entJnei to get ,what you Under the spreading frightening n~d in a hurry, or get rid of what drill yOU don't wan1 also tn a hurry, The village denlist !lands wiirtrs wonders Item· He hos you open up your mouth Ralph La}Tlbrig~t l;ut week need· And puts m hoth hli hands ed a dozen or so chieken utehel'll in a hurry. A 3 times classllled Your mouth 1o now so wtde agape had 3 times more calth~ri than he Your chin rests on your knees, needed alter one inS.rtion. But still the dentist smiles and Jiem· A lypleal ~eigs County oays, 'mall bu•in"a neede'd a man. One "A little Wider please." liltertion, 'I'Wenty.flve applicants R6tired Navy man A. c. Hili lie builds a shell inside your can1 •et the saltdut q! hi• veins mouth • ColflldentJal repo has it that AI- And lay• out all hiS tools, len in t.akiliJ his seeratarlai part And next mstalis a suellon pump in a re~ent 'Masonic meeting had To counteract your drools ~auoe to mention \lie 12th M} !Ol11c DilltiJ! (Ot w~lch loealldd;t>s are Your jaws arc now •• far apart a part). Your tonais !eel a bre02e, Still t~e dentist smiles and says, II ca""' on): , "A little wider, please." "Twellth Naval District." Warlifli'e LL IIlii wa1 s\lltloned At lost the treatment's over lor niany yeats Iri the 12th Navoi And you eio,. your mouth once DI•trtet )llitb Hea.4quarter& in Wa more \ ~oo. ~f·~~c me, lt&woii. 'l'h• dentist inkes you by the arm ADll dill you ever notiee that And leads you lo the door. mb'it "regulu arm)" and "regular navy" call the Pactrio Islands Wn· And now, your wallet m your hand hoo in!lead olllawoil. They apeak You oak "What arc your fees?" tbe word with marked re~•erence lie Rena your open ptlrse und says Wonder~ ol heaven like climate •A little wider, please" ond scenery tnspiro it ' BY. UNITED , PRESS -Jock Horbort Then there was the fellow in DAI,LAS, Tcx - Stripper Canrly Akroh wh~ wdnt to a bank teller llnrr on the gmlty verdlet and I~ to cash' a cheek Lacking his wai AUTO TAG DUDLINE ycu r llCntencc ·imposed Cor her l~t an~ poaitive normal idontilica· Donna Jones, deputy registrar possessiOn of mArijuana ttlin, he subolltuted his te!th Out nr mo1or VPhlrll'll Poml'roy, .!B id All 1 can say is 1l's an unfair ~e hia Upptfl Hi• name was on today, anyone w11~h1n g tu reserve verd1ct " tHem. He cubed his check their old llcen11e number must From time to time favorite have their title :!nd money In DALLII.S, Tox - Asst. DL<I rlcl )IOMM Of our reade11 wlli he re- by Feb 26 Attorney Ball Alexander, tn ht11 pl<•a ln the J~ ry, on why thp striP' pres1de?t. 10 ,.. .' the J!vangehsltc Scrvt<e Tli~J' Ices begm m the Bethieh"'" Ba~ ported In ChiCago ai6'1fe •lnoo.J;~•t. w<il oltcnd the serviCe m a body. lj,ij Churcb m the grcjt Ben~ d i- d , ht 1 ~~..., I trlct m f Sui/day, Febrltory 23. lls \•r· 1 liiW' .~IIRIYAj · p~or ~/ th~lchurcli, h~ wiil con e Hir<i·hit 1 Mr. an~ J l.rll EWt ined. old th, f m'tl!.nlll ~Lejl ~g~~~: ~~t' n~~ '·.:••~•'* Shak~ Hcfll!ilt: Cl(~la , arf llll 'I If. ~ earn cvcnmg lhfll mm "' · Gras nouncmg the btrth or an 8 pound day, March 2 twice thts Sub-normal tern· 8 ounce son on Monday, ••ebruary the Cheshtre BaptiSt Church, Will 10 The baby who 15 thm first Rev. Edward Newktrk, pastor of child has been named Earl Hamil speak Mondal, 1 and wilb Ioiii willte1 undeftiflil! 1 ton Mrs Mar<e Stetner of MiddleTHe therlie of the' neath tbeu gay eoatumes. A hall· port " a grandmother meetmgs will be "A Deeper Walk meh of ram fell in the holiday --With ChriSt" etty Friday MEETING CALLED Rev' carl macltiu'Hl, a mission llore cold The Past Chiefs Assomlton of ary who " home on furlough from ~fs fbreca!t li>r ,! 0~ :~,:~·;~.!:/~~·~~cation day Meigs Temple, Pythian Sister•, the Belgian ~ongo, ~II will meet Monday evening at the Thuraday~F'rld~d. tur~y a~i thomaoviiie would iii i~t )lome ol Mrs Faye Mayer :r.nd:.~hln~" !tn1.:'t~" and 1wni doon. · brlnl out re1t doCtrines for 1 ~h evening he TO MilT ftiC)IIIDAY Chilitlan liVIng. The JOF class of the Untted will shOw liH~ lJIIDUtea ot 1lldes Methodist Church will meet Men· about his misaooary work. Thete ~•Y ' at 7 30 Pm at the ~1\drcb, will allo oe "a 41sPlay ot obleeta with Mrs. Bey Betzinf and Mrs made by the Alf}can.•; I Antont tuck& as hoo eases 1tev. and Mrs. Bl'~~tnun have IRf!nt live xears ovm'sea! and PTA TO MElT Plan to return In Au&ll't· They The Ch~sfCf P'I'A will m~el •I are. the pareh(a of four young thb school Mon~av1 FcbMiary 17 girls, two of wbo!n were !lorn in ni 8 P M A snllclal program has the Belgian Congo, , been plannod Cor Founder! Day. A great time in sin&lnc is being ~ planned Friends ol all ~hurches are invited 1o he with the congre· NIW CITIZIN galion Thoae having ope~ial musMr and Mrs Richard William leal abthty may feel tree 10 render Vaughan ae announcmg tbe birth a special number o! a daughter, Elizabeth Alesla, wctghing 9 pouqds and 10\1 oun cos at Meogs General Hospital, )U S February 14," 191!8 ~· Vaughan! have two sons, (Contlnuod Frtm Pollt t:illo) Richard \Volt tam Vaughan, U and were J Ed Foster, clerk; frcsi Donald Edward Vaughan. dent William Ander~n. W A The grandparents are Mr. and (Dude) Gtbbs, vtce pre4!Hent H Mrs W D Pnrsons of Dunbar and E Boney was 111 and -or; Harold Mr and Mrs Richard Edwa;d Brown wos absent at a dental Vaughan of Pomerov. meeting. 'd t The great gran poron ' arc o•v UNIT DON4'ftJ .... Mrs Annie M Ohlinaer, Mr Wes "' , '·"!. ley p Ohlinger or Mfddlepoll aild , The DAV AuxlliaJ'Y ~ Ra,In, Mf nd M" Mol~ Yeaug~r ol this wee~ donated the ju/rl..lo~$~~ ~ b100 a d Mr Walter Vaughan toward the purchase of f OOibut. 0 • .an ' J~tor heart machine acelitd/68 to Of Pomeroy, pr R. E Boice - - - -- -·-·- -- ---,---,-- - --.- - SAN ANTONIO, Tex - Lt Col George H Stctnkamp, director of the Department of Space Medt cine at the School of Av<altOn Medicine, oo tho condttion of Air man Donald G Farrell, on the f<flh day of his Simulated flight to th o r:noon "He Is in perfect •hnpc. II!'s In much better ohnpe than the crow watching htm" ' 12. etnrinc 1 ahaped r !IJ11fet ' 10. NaiiVt vtttar• tlt On iS. Atr.l top 3. Twitted l Iabrie 4. l;lker A Japaltese ml88idn dropped packagea Tue~y Into the lunate area where the otraulm have been hiding since the war. The packages 10,ntalned letlm Item their lamiilea, photo,.apha, medl· cmc, cigareltoa, IQod and on im· perial mo,.age deci«rlng the war ended Aus. 10, 1945. Also lnciud· ed was equipmont ,wlth whioh the stragators could sianal their whereabouts and' their doslre to ·s~,. I , pearod. S 'I'!INt·hld f2 DlB• tl~fUloll , el rd flinl 1! Shake 11. Sweet roO 15 careaa Ughtly ·•jo,llo\lor:• ipou.l f, A 100<1 , 21 )jetalltc rGekl teavtnr 25. Aif!l"'ed 7. An ll'lah nilnt 10 Gorden tool twle It Dairy 1 T. Oold lhtt.) t. Lar(( drlw· lllhll&ll tnr r<10m 11 Throw u: Dantlllj wetrht t. Work' t'eiiMI i •t/U ION onrlfitl,.,., of ,.,_ • ~ l 7oo Hawkeye 1 30 The Price 11 RlaM aoo Restle,<a Gm 8 30 Talea of Werts Farto 9 00 9 30 10 oo 11 00 II 10 twenty one Goodyear Thea~r SuspiciOn News Headlines Weathercast lll5 The Jack Paar Show 1 00 Sign 011 Channel 8- SaturllaJ 9'30 10.00 10.30 II 00 1115 Allred llitehroot $64,000 Chalienp ' What's My Line ._. Sunday News spec!w MGM Late ShOw TV Classroom 9 :ro Captain Kangaroo Mighty , Meuse Pla7house Garden Clqb 11:30 Saturday Playhouse t2:00 Jimmie Dean 8 00 ' Captain Rangaroo l 1·OO Lone Ranger 8 45 CBS Jl!ew& l.M Junior Town Meeting 9 00 r.rorning Stiow 2 00 PrO' HockeJ 10 00 Garry Moore 4 30 Meet Corh8J Archer tO 30 Arl~ur Godlre; ll 30 Dotto 5 00 Record Hop 6 30 211111 Century 12 00 New• at Noon 7 00 Star Performance 12·15 Love ul Llf• is ' lJ~<30 Sear¢111or Tomorrow mCion, the 730 Perr'1: 1/>14J!!O ,Show 12.45 GaldiJI8 Light worst oltenders: 8.30 Dick & the Ducheo, 9!00 The Gale Storm Show n41w moon, the worn I 00 Katie's Klich~• 9·30 Haw Gun, Wtii Travol 1·36 Ai the WorM TUriM 10 00 Gunsmoke 2.00 Beat the Cl(l()lt 10:3(1 O!ficoal Detective ?..30 Houseparty 11:00 &eits 3 00 Big PayoH 11:10 MGM Late Show 8 30 The VeMICI Io Yourt 4:00 Brl&bter Day 4'15 Setret'Storm 4:30 EdJe qf NIJht ll:Gir S11d On 5 00 !IGM Early Show Let's Take A Trip 8:30 Y-our EIBO Reaartfll Wild Bill Hickok 8.45 Sporl~ Parade Badge and Bullets 6 !15 Weathennan 2!00 sunday Showcase 7:()(1 Leave It To ~atei' 3:30 The Last Word 7:30 ltobl:. Hood • 4:00 lla~e the Naiion 4:30 CJIS News 8·00 l!urns an~ Alien 8:39 T~i•~\ ~outs 5.00 Seven Uvely Arta ' 9:00 Danny 1'bumas 6:00 Beat The Clock 9 3d !ltcomlier Btide 5:30 Annie Oakley 10.00 Stodi'J one 7·00 La~•le 11 ·OO Up-to-the-Min~~ N~,.. '!>,SO Bachelor Father 11 o~ scanning the 1\o~alhet-; • 11:00 Ed Sultlnn Show 9:00 GE Theatre 11:10 MQM !,ate ~)'ow ,_ 2&: Ct!(1(0.1 20. AGGJtianal • Aoower 31.- alartt 35 ~ nol' •' . !.~,61ft.) ( , •< w " men are when 1t• 1 8 en." (potl) 38 Dancer'& cymbali 10. hlllir 20 llee~ll / . ·-'" ~ '' l I 11. Klllld Ul'lnn 'W " fii ,,. . ~ · .' : ' ..: (I .. Z~&l!. ~Sf. ' I 1 ; : Viewpoints '' '. ' • "' , ,r'o~r · · thiii ftureau wd oet u~ 22 years flO, it bas iec:Onitd mOfe tbih 3 000 moveriea from dl.. eo~!: of detoriDIIJ llbicll doelonl held tb w IIej\lnd elljllin.tion by mMI<al scleiice. . ,/ t Darry mir; ~ MAIW ST. .. ,r: ' · PHONIIUJ - - t'' 11:11 ~~·· l !Jilmll , SUI Ia (eoll• tracte<IJ • 11 Romail moaey 15. Hill! (mU& 1 31.Capttll Ulr,J ' U.Layor 3e. DfiVIBI Ice and rlfn 40 Hlmalayln mammal CJ. Girl'• nom• Cliiliael13 - Satufdat 12:29 Sian On l2·St1 Alt''S!ar Movie Matinee 3:00 Personal Prolile , s;JS Cgh~tr)' Style USA 3:30 Bl~lo 1 'lin!b 4:00 All, ~iar Golf e!IIQ Sjitilrdi~ Sports Prevtew· US , ~alut(W New~ Review 'sY~ •Let's Talk It Over. JAUlY CRYPT()QUO'IE kH~z~ow' tli· .fort Itt AXTDJ.I.(.t. P'z•i. L , , diteloll!r limply atanda to~ AAOU!ar. Ill thll ~pli' ~,U Uliil' rbr 1,11a ~ L',, x tor th,e tW,, 9'•· •!91 s~tl~ 1'111'!' " ; lrophel. tho ionath an4 forml.\1011 Ol the wota 1>1 lilnWI , 1;6eh daJ the CO<Io tetton are 41!formt. •- an . i ~li··~··· , INA owx,A wli uwao ~ R~ · i~N 1' ww li wIt ~d D "I'ftitf-4AM . i~~-· . ( f .. .. I" ~eligtous Suft4ay- chCII~e! 8 22. Kn(\WII I Scot) 2S. Flower 1 2~. Skla diaordor 2T AUI~or ot "Jane Byrt'' 30. T)'Jf ol ~ 11J091.Val r aMrt tala A Xltd>.::>iJtthf iJIO, ' M at ·1:11 p.m.-·~ , I liftltliiii'Jieip' Collll1' ty new• ttelll1. ' I · 8·15 20th Century Theater 7:00• The 'Dick Clark Show i:OO llOiln!Ji Jl\lllc Jubilee Lawrence Weik :Uike Wallace llltervtew 20th Century Theater SliD Off 9.30 10·00 10 30 10 35 12:!10 I Spy SCotland Yard CITCO New& 20th Centurt·Titeat.t Bil~ Off - ,..,..- ,.,...:.,--, 9.4f. BIJII'Ou , ., 9.4!t 11.00 11:50 12•fl5 1.3:It 1.3.45 1:00 1:36 3:00 3.30 4·00 5 J~ 5:~0 R·OO 6:15 6:30 \f6rlilnir lllovt• A~~n\Urtl li1 Learnlnl · -Nel&titlofl, • Noon NeWI ~W"rice " ,; Jlovle Quick !~Db Gl'et.ben Wnde Show ft{o\>te' Matinee American Banastand ...,, Do 'l'ou Trust Your wu' American Boidstaild superman Wdcer Mouoe ClUb CarWm Club , Tho! ~ule Rlviia Sho\r ' Arlhu~ J. Smith Re~ ltie News New1 ' C!Uo Kid ···-..---] ..... . ...... ~ ,.,.,~: \ Chmf~t 13-Mondciy · 7.3o' wltft BRANDS 6 3~ News Picture 6 45 NBC Nowo 11·45 ................. JIMJ\':~MOUS !2.M It Jould Be 'tou 1'00 Mfd'll'ir illews ' 1 \,5' ' Movjetlrile •:1 :10 1\litl;l F01Je a·!\9 Mil!ne'. Theatre 4rtl6 qtleeh 'foil a ~Jay , 4' 45 ~deni 'l!>mances 5 01. Comedl~Time ' 5 ~D SplnaeiPlayboW 6 15 S~orts EYe 700 ,,.. • :- .. w !!'~~WIN Romper Room b 30 Trouble With Fatjle'r, 10 oo Arier.• Fraricls ShdW 10 3D Tr.,,.,. Runt Channel·~~onday , 21 Dioap· if!ol.) -Sunday p:oo 15 Prod qp~tty oo WCKS-TV· ~hannetl olmtlar to 1 oh This Is the Life Man tb Man What Oae Person Can Do Clttlll!iah S<ionce TV Chapel ll4ampionahip Bowling NBC 01'!1ra Wide Wide World OutlooK My Frtend Flleka Sally News Picture IS II 18 Soufl\1 PIANOS 7 00 Today I) ': ' 11 City lllnt.J s Oi me ot > valet , · cliance P9WN I. M"!UUr.. I a. T\mo to (Stom.) I ~mt f, Creoeon( t. lOon Channel3-~ondffy s 4!1 sign On 11 00 The Price It Rll[lll 11 3D !'rUth or Consqueiicei' 12 Of. 'Jilt f.@ !tough DAIL vl~lfO·SSWORI)" I• L 0 1'1 0 • IT'S ALL OVER ' 'MANILA UP - Jap~neso of· ll<;wia expressed optimism today t~al two World War II 1otraasiers IWIII!d 1oori .Orne out ot tHeir hide· outa on ~ub!nd bland lor rtpl· tr<ation to Japan. a>v~rliiii Mrs. Ellen G•hb 1 ACROSS Gospel Rafmony JloY• Meet the Pre" Hallmark Hall of Fame Steve Allen Show Chevy Show· Loretta Young Show waterfront 11 oo · News Headlines 11 ID N1tewateb 1 00 Sign Off • 5·45 ' 8.00 6·3D 8 00 9 oo 10:00 10 so J.,, • au tuDd's'ofllvt!S -- ~W' C~'an,.tl.$' Church or Chrtst wtll meet Tues Rev Wesley Jenkins will be the :~~~u~r:h~~~g~o:u~ltio~~ ~~~~~1 day ev,enmg at the church af~r !artit speaker as evang'ells~~ serv; and accadeniS 500 '' \1Vf·C1 , ·-r , • • • , \11' II • ~) ~~~~ • < ' ~ ............ ·' �'' \ D~illt Sl.lftlpel ·~efl!lelt~ a~lis~ Day£ool~ 2'41)QIIY"Sori!~f!el, Pnm•mv--Midtllop~tr!, 0, Feb. 15, 1058 M'pre S~b~ '_r~ · . ()til ' Pl~li E\rantrelist br•~~o::~r:·t~di 01irr pi River to :F~Nnll:~~r~~~::£ TO MEET TUEsDAY SefVICeF.,0t. ~week marked by an The Homebuilder~ Class of the blan~et of hgfit ~· · ,,1, 1 1,, ''I' 1 ~ " · " • u, ' -L '?t ;,,,, He'·~ew l s;l I 10 ''re~p•~ teachers d' d tb1' past me ' ~" e"d >r~'fird I'll te ! sa Ei'rnh~- se1 !1."-,.,. {t!ftiand'- , Pomeroy, and Afr Reuben W•I· were among the most useful of tlie'if lives . Man.of llour in Pomeroy Is Coaell Dick Retton, tile "Peo- Iiles Cherce," win, lose or draw in Athena James D Hawley, ill!l!"epot'IJ was &meet M~lgs County maintenance stipervi· slJf f!lr' state hill~ ways. The Case ?I The Missmg R~cords ill ~tkremams unsolve~ Sixteen met as the Me1g,s CoUp· d1 tofy- this proJect when completed would satls , ~t~ec.t~ry - this projec twhen completed would sa tis· ft J r , a! tteed. Mrs. W. A. Morgan . ~~ Wedn~ldir' per !1b011ld f,e conv1ctcn ' ~ h e mAy he cute but tlw evidence Bhe's soiled under and sht''R fll rty ·• PALM SPRINGS, Calif - Police Chief Auguot Kottmnn 1 on the pi· lot who succei!Slully crosh·landed hiS dlsobt~d \Vestorn Air Unel plmll' suvmg all 21 uboard 'The pilot dtd one hell of a fmc job puttmg tho shtp down in - the rugged area ,. yau littn paying a landlord month after month, f!•'~r ~alt.: fiCM ot $toll 'that accumulation uaeleu rent rect~pts bv bUilding·cfllo~~rl of · your own. Sto ut for cfit~a-oW Now you can own your own lilliM. •· ~~·~•Y •:;e•k 1 build gour own home True Story Detective'• Dairy Down on the Farm Engineer'• Week NBA Pro Basketball Mr. Wizard Rl¢lne fro)ll Hialeah Sky Kin& Hgpa)ong Ca881dy News Piclure ~4atu~~~~~~k~:rr:.1it~ow;;~ n: an~c'ei~~.~~~~-~ is tis energettc faithful , 'Fit!ev~s clobbe'red the SAlem Center Scllool early In the wt.~k Once again: How low can you get fellas? And hun4fl;J~ ~w ,a rare sight the night of Feb. thos~ spectacular Northern Lights which reminded each, of us that Na. turefn•Jts wh'oleness Is greater than anu or its parts I b. h ~ ·v. , 0 W IC we are on~ . . . ,Reminder to our would-be auth- printed in thlo space eac~ Saturorr. day. Ddr/'t tw.a't to gel buoy on your Mrs Fm reRt Bailey ot Ball~'s lea\q~ , sfo'ri' on Jutt ~b~ut any- Lake likes thl8 one. with sineere Oilii( yOu, lind of Interest around apologies to Messcrs Amsba,Y, abd)it. ?bo ~•rl use $10 can't you? Ingles, Crow, Brown, Dowhle and 'il'e'r! Braggine P~Partment Caroey· Cian11i~d advertising In The A LITTLE WIDER PLEASI Dally ~entJnei to get ,what you Under the spreading frightening n~d in a hurry, or get rid of what drill yOU don't wan1 also tn a hurry, The village denlist !lands wiirtrs wonders Item· He hos you open up your mouth Ralph La}Tlbrig~t l;ut week need· And puts m hoth hli hands ed a dozen or so chieken utehel'll in a hurry. A 3 times classllled Your mouth 1o now so wtde agape had 3 times more calth~ri than he Your chin rests on your knees, needed alter one inS.rtion. But still the dentist smiles and Jiem· A lypleal ~eigs County oays, 'mall bu•in"a neede'd a man. One "A little Wider please." liltertion, 'I'Wenty.flve applicants R6tired Navy man A. c. Hili lie builds a shell inside your can1 •et the saltdut q! hi• veins mouth • ColflldentJal repo has it that AI- And lay• out all hiS tools, len in t.akiliJ his seeratarlai part And next mstalis a suellon pump in a re~ent 'Masonic meeting had To counteract your drools ~auoe to mention \lie 12th M} !Ol11c DilltiJ! (Ot w~lch loealldd;t>s are Your jaws arc now •• far apart a part). Your tonais !eel a bre02e, Still t~e dentist smiles and says, II ca""' on): , "A little wider, please." "Twellth Naval District." Warlifli'e LL IIlii wa1 s\lltloned At lost the treatment's over lor niany yeats Iri the 12th Navoi And you eio,. your mouth once DI•trtet )llitb Hea.4quarter& in Wa more \ ~oo. ~f·~~c me, lt&woii. 'l'h• dentist inkes you by the arm ADll dill you ever notiee that And leads you lo the door. mb'it "regulu arm)" and "regular navy" call the Pactrio Islands Wn· And now, your wallet m your hand hoo in!lead olllawoil. They apeak You oak "What arc your fees?" tbe word with marked re~•erence lie Rena your open ptlrse und says Wonder~ ol heaven like climate •A little wider, please" ond scenery tnspiro it ' BY. UNITED , PRESS -Jock Horbort Then there was the fellow in DAI,LAS, Tcx - Stripper Canrly Akroh wh~ wdnt to a bank teller llnrr on the gmlty verdlet and I~ to cash' a cheek Lacking his wai AUTO TAG DUDLINE ycu r llCntencc ·imposed Cor her l~t an~ poaitive normal idontilica· Donna Jones, deputy registrar possessiOn of mArijuana ttlin, he subolltuted his te!th Out nr mo1or VPhlrll'll Poml'roy, .!B id All 1 can say is 1l's an unfair ~e hia Upptfl Hi• name was on today, anyone w11~h1n g tu reserve verd1ct " tHem. He cubed his check their old llcen11e number must From time to time favorite have their title :!nd money In DALLII.S, Tox - Asst. DL<I rlcl )IOMM Of our reade11 wlli he re- by Feb 26 Attorney Ball Alexander, tn ht11 pl<•a ln the J~ ry, on why thp striP' pres1de?t. 10 ,.. .' the J!vangehsltc Scrvt<e Tli~J' Ices begm m the Bethieh"'" Ba~ ported In ChiCago ai6'1fe •lnoo.J;~•t. w<il oltcnd the serviCe m a body. lj,ij Churcb m the grcjt Ben~ d i- d , ht 1 ~~..., I trlct m f Sui/day, Febrltory 23. lls \•r· 1 liiW' .~IIRIYAj · p~or ~/ th~lchurcli, h~ wiil con e Hir<i·hit 1 Mr. an~ J l.rll EWt ined. old th, f m'tl!.nlll ~Lejl ~g~~~: ~~t' n~~ '·.:••~•'* Shak~ Hcfll!ilt: Cl(~la , arf llll 'I If. ~ earn cvcnmg lhfll mm "' · Gras nouncmg the btrth or an 8 pound day, March 2 twice thts Sub-normal tern· 8 ounce son on Monday, ••ebruary the Cheshtre BaptiSt Church, Will 10 The baby who 15 thm first Rev. Edward Newktrk, pastor of child has been named Earl Hamil speak Mondal, 1 and wilb Ioiii willte1 undeftiflil! 1 ton Mrs Mar<e Stetner of MiddleTHe therlie of the' neath tbeu gay eoatumes. A hall· port " a grandmother meetmgs will be "A Deeper Walk meh of ram fell in the holiday --With ChriSt" etty Friday MEETING CALLED Rev' carl macltiu'Hl, a mission llore cold The Past Chiefs Assomlton of ary who " home on furlough from ~fs fbreca!t li>r ,! 0~ :~,:~·;~.!:/~~·~~cation day Meigs Temple, Pythian Sister•, the Belgian ~ongo, ~II will meet Monday evening at the Thuraday~F'rld~d. tur~y a~i thomaoviiie would iii i~t )lome ol Mrs Faye Mayer :r.nd:.~hln~" !tn1.:'t~" and 1wni doon. · brlnl out re1t doCtrines for 1 ~h evening he TO MilT ftiC)IIIDAY Chilitlan liVIng. The JOF class of the Untted will shOw liH~ lJIIDUtea ot 1lldes Methodist Church will meet Men· about his misaooary work. Thete ~•Y ' at 7 30 Pm at the ~1\drcb, will allo oe "a 41sPlay ot obleeta with Mrs. Bey Betzinf and Mrs made by the Alf}can.•; I Antont tuck& as hoo eases 1tev. and Mrs. Bl'~~tnun have IRf!nt live xears ovm'sea! and PTA TO MElT Plan to return In Au&ll't· They The Ch~sfCf P'I'A will m~el •I are. the pareh(a of four young thb school Mon~av1 FcbMiary 17 girls, two of wbo!n were !lorn in ni 8 P M A snllclal program has the Belgian Congo, , been plannod Cor Founder! Day. A great time in sin&lnc is being ~ planned Friends ol all ~hurches are invited 1o he with the congre· NIW CITIZIN galion Thoae having ope~ial musMr and Mrs Richard William leal abthty may feel tree 10 render Vaughan ae announcmg tbe birth a special number o! a daughter, Elizabeth Alesla, wctghing 9 pouqds and 10\1 oun cos at Meogs General Hospital, )U S February 14," 191!8 ~· Vaughan! have two sons, (Contlnuod Frtm Pollt t:illo) Richard \Volt tam Vaughan, U and were J Ed Foster, clerk; frcsi Donald Edward Vaughan. dent William Ander~n. W A The grandparents are Mr. and (Dude) Gtbbs, vtce pre4!Hent H Mrs W D Pnrsons of Dunbar and E Boney was 111 and -or; Harold Mr and Mrs Richard Edwa;d Brown wos absent at a dental Vaughan of Pomerov. meeting. 'd t The great gran poron ' arc o•v UNIT DON4'ftJ .... Mrs Annie M Ohlinaer, Mr Wes "' , '·"!. ley p Ohlinger or Mfddlepoll aild , The DAV AuxlliaJ'Y ~ Ra,In, Mf nd M" Mol~ Yeaug~r ol this wee~ donated the ju/rl..lo~$~~ ~ b100 a d Mr Walter Vaughan toward the purchase of f OOibut. 0 • .an ' J~tor heart machine acelitd/68 to Of Pomeroy, pr R. E Boice - - - -- -·-·- -- ---,---,-- - --.- - SAN ANTONIO, Tex - Lt Col George H Stctnkamp, director of the Department of Space Medt cine at the School of Av<altOn Medicine, oo tho condttion of Air man Donald G Farrell, on the f<flh day of his Simulated flight to th o r:noon "He Is in perfect •hnpc. II!'s In much better ohnpe than the crow watching htm" ' 12. etnrinc 1 ahaped r !IJ11fet ' 10. NaiiVt vtttar• tlt On iS. Atr.l top 3. Twitted l Iabrie 4. l;lker A Japaltese ml88idn dropped packagea Tue~y Into the lunate area where the otraulm have been hiding since the war. The packages 10,ntalned letlm Item their lamiilea, photo,.apha, medl· cmc, cigareltoa, IQod and on im· perial mo,.age deci«rlng the war ended Aus. 10, 1945. Also lnciud· ed was equipmont ,wlth whioh the stragators could sianal their whereabouts and' their doslre to ·s~,. I , pearod. S 'I'!INt·hld f2 DlB• tl~fUloll , el rd flinl 1! Shake 11. Sweet roO 15 careaa Ughtly ·•jo,llo\lor:• ipou.l f, A 100<1 , 21 )jetalltc rGekl teavtnr 25. Aif!l"'ed 7. An ll'lah nilnt 10 Gorden tool twle It Dairy 1 T. Oold lhtt.) t. Lar(( drlw· lllhll&ll tnr r<10m 11 Throw u: Dantlllj wetrht t. Work' t'eiiMI i •t/U ION onrlfitl,.,., of ,.,_ • ~ l 7oo Hawkeye 1 30 The Price 11 RlaM aoo Restle,<a Gm 8 30 Talea of Werts Farto 9 00 9 30 10 oo 11 00 II 10 twenty one Goodyear Thea~r SuspiciOn News Headlines Weathercast lll5 The Jack Paar Show 1 00 Sign 011 Channel 8- SaturllaJ 9'30 10.00 10.30 II 00 1115 Allred llitehroot $64,000 Chalienp ' What's My Line ._. Sunday News spec!w MGM Late ShOw TV Classroom 9 :ro Captain Kangaroo Mighty , Meuse Pla7house Garden Clqb 11:30 Saturday Playhouse t2:00 Jimmie Dean 8 00 ' Captain Rangaroo l 1·OO Lone Ranger 8 45 CBS Jl!ew& l.M Junior Town Meeting 9 00 r.rorning Stiow 2 00 PrO' HockeJ 10 00 Garry Moore 4 30 Meet Corh8J Archer tO 30 Arl~ur Godlre; ll 30 Dotto 5 00 Record Hop 6 30 211111 Century 12 00 New• at Noon 7 00 Star Performance 12·15 Love ul Llf• is ' lJ~<30 Sear¢111or Tomorrow mCion, the 730 Perr'1: 1/>14J!!O ,Show 12.45 GaldiJI8 Light worst oltenders: 8.30 Dick & the Ducheo, 9!00 The Gale Storm Show n41w moon, the worn I 00 Katie's Klich~• 9·30 Haw Gun, Wtii Travol 1·36 Ai the WorM TUriM 10 00 Gunsmoke 2.00 Beat the Cl(l()lt 10:3(1 O!ficoal Detective ?..30 Houseparty 11:00 &eits 3 00 Big PayoH 11:10 MGM Late Show 8 30 The VeMICI Io Yourt 4:00 Brl&bter Day 4'15 Setret'Storm 4:30 EdJe qf NIJht ll:Gir S11d On 5 00 !IGM Early Show Let's Take A Trip 8:30 Y-our EIBO Reaartfll Wild Bill Hickok 8.45 Sporl~ Parade Badge and Bullets 6 !15 Weathennan 2!00 sunday Showcase 7:()(1 Leave It To ~atei' 3:30 The Last Word 7:30 ltobl:. Hood • 4:00 lla~e the Naiion 4:30 CJIS News 8·00 l!urns an~ Alien 8:39 T~i•~\ ~outs 5.00 Seven Uvely Arta ' 9:00 Danny 1'bumas 6:00 Beat The Clock 9 3d !ltcomlier Btide 5:30 Annie Oakley 10.00 Stodi'J one 7·00 La~•le 11 ·OO Up-to-the-Min~~ N~,.. '!>,SO Bachelor Father 11 o~ scanning the 1\o~alhet-; • 11:00 Ed Sultlnn Show 9:00 GE Theatre 11:10 MQM !,ate ~)'ow ,_ 2&: Ct!(1(0.1 20. AGGJtianal • Aoower 31.- alartt 35 ~ nol' •' . !.~,61ft.) ( , •< w " men are when 1t• 1 8 en." (potl) 38 Dancer'& cymbali 10. hlllir 20 llee~ll / . ·-'" ~ '' l I 11. Klllld Ul'lnn 'W " fii ,,. . ~ · .' : ' ..: (I .. Z~&l!. ~Sf. ' I 1 ; : Viewpoints '' '. ' • "' , ,r'o~r · · thiii ftureau wd oet u~ 22 years flO, it bas iec:Onitd mOfe tbih 3 000 moveriea from dl.. eo~!: of detoriDIIJ llbicll doelonl held tb w IIej\lnd elljllin.tion by mMI<al scleiice. . ,/ t Darry mir; ~ MAIW ST. .. ,r: ' · PHONIIUJ - - t'' 11:11 ~~·· l !Jilmll , SUI Ia (eoll• tracte<IJ • 11 Romail moaey 15. Hill! (mU& 1 31.Capttll Ulr,J ' U.Layor 3e. DfiVIBI Ice and rlfn 40 Hlmalayln mammal CJ. Girl'• nom• Cliiliael13 - Satufdat 12:29 Sian On l2·St1 Alt''S!ar Movie Matinee 3:00 Personal Prolile , s;JS Cgh~tr)' Style USA 3:30 Bl~lo 1 'lin!b 4:00 All, ~iar Golf e!IIQ Sjitilrdi~ Sports Prevtew· US , ~alut(W New~ Review 'sY~ •Let's Talk It Over. JAUlY CRYPT()QUO'IE kH~z~ow' tli· .fort Itt AXTDJ.I.(.t. P'z•i. L , , diteloll!r limply atanda to~ AAOU!ar. Ill thll ~pli' ~,U Uliil' rbr 1,11a ~ L',, x tor th,e tW,, 9'•· •!91 s~tl~ 1'111'!' " ; lrophel. tho ionath an4 forml.\1011 Ol the wota 1>1 lilnWI , 1;6eh daJ the CO<Io tetton are 41!formt. •- an . i ~li··~··· , INA owx,A wli uwao ~ R~ · i~N 1' ww li wIt ~d D "I'ftitf-4AM . i~~-· . ( f .. .. I" ~eligtous Suft4ay- chCII~e! 8 22. Kn(\WII I Scot) 2S. Flower 1 2~. Skla diaordor 2T AUI~or ot "Jane Byrt'' 30. T)'Jf ol ~ 11J091.Val r aMrt tala A Xltd>.::>iJtthf iJIO, ' M at ·1:11 p.m.-·~ , I liftltliiii'Jieip' Collll1' ty new• ttelll1. ' I · 8·15 20th Century Theater 7:00• The 'Dick Clark Show i:OO llOiln!Ji Jl\lllc Jubilee Lawrence Weik :Uike Wallace llltervtew 20th Century Theater SliD Off 9.30 10·00 10 30 10 35 12:!10 I Spy SCotland Yard CITCO New& 20th Centurt·Titeat.t Bil~ Off - ,..,..- ,.,...:.,--, 9.4f. BIJII'Ou , ., 9.4!t 11.00 11:50 12•fl5 1.3:It 1.3.45 1:00 1:36 3:00 3.30 4·00 5 J~ 5:~0 R·OO 6:15 6:30 \f6rlilnir lllovt• A~~n\Urtl li1 Learnlnl · -Nel&titlofl, • Noon NeWI ~W"rice " ,; Jlovle Quick !~Db Gl'et.ben Wnde Show ft{o\>te' Matinee American Banastand ...,, Do 'l'ou Trust Your wu' American Boidstaild superman Wdcer Mouoe ClUb CarWm Club , Tho! ~ule Rlviia Sho\r ' Arlhu~ J. Smith Re~ ltie News New1 ' C!Uo Kid ···-..---] ..... . ...... ~ ,.,.,~: \ Chmf~t 13-Mondciy · 7.3o' wltft BRANDS 6 3~ News Picture 6 45 NBC Nowo 11·45 ................. JIMJ\':~MOUS !2.M It Jould Be 'tou 1'00 Mfd'll'ir illews ' 1 \,5' ' Movjetlrile •:1 :10 1\litl;l F01Je a·!\9 Mil!ne'. Theatre 4rtl6 qtleeh 'foil a ~Jay , 4' 45 ~deni 'l!>mances 5 01. Comedl~Time ' 5 ~D SplnaeiPlayboW 6 15 S~orts EYe 700 ,,.. • :- .. w !!'~~WIN Romper Room b 30 Trouble With Fatjle'r, 10 oo Arier.• Fraricls ShdW 10 3D Tr.,,.,. Runt Channel·~~onday , 21 Dioap· if!ol.) -Sunday p:oo 15 Prod qp~tty oo WCKS-TV· ~hannetl olmtlar to 1 oh This Is the Life Man tb Man What Oae Person Can Do Clttlll!iah S<ionce TV Chapel ll4ampionahip Bowling NBC 01'!1ra Wide Wide World OutlooK My Frtend Flleka Sally News Picture IS II 18 Soufl\1 PIANOS 7 00 Today I) ': ' 11 City lllnt.J s Oi me ot > valet , · cliance P9WN I. M"!UUr.. I a. T\mo to (Stom.) I ~mt f, Creoeon( t. lOon Channel3-~ondffy s 4!1 sign On 11 00 The Price It Rll[lll 11 3D !'rUth or Consqueiicei' 12 Of. 'Jilt f.@ !tough DAIL vl~lfO·SSWORI)" I• L 0 1'1 0 • IT'S ALL OVER ' 'MANILA UP - Jap~neso of· ll<;wia expressed optimism today t~al two World War II 1otraasiers IWIII!d 1oori .Orne out ot tHeir hide· outa on ~ub!nd bland lor rtpl· tr<ation to Japan. a>v~rliiii Mrs. Ellen G•hb 1 ACROSS Gospel Rafmony JloY• Meet the Pre" Hallmark Hall of Fame Steve Allen Show Chevy Show· Loretta Young Show waterfront 11 oo · News Headlines 11 ID N1tewateb 1 00 Sign Off • 5·45 ' 8.00 6·3D 8 00 9 oo 10:00 10 so J.,, • au tuDd's'ofllvt!S -- ~W' C~'an,.tl.$' Church or Chrtst wtll meet Tues Rev Wesley Jenkins will be the :~~~u~r:h~~~g~o:u~ltio~~ ~~~~~1 day ev,enmg at the church af~r !artit speaker as evang'ells~~ serv; and accadeniS 500 '' \1Vf·C1 , ·-r , • • • , \11' II • ~) ~~~~ • < ' ~ ............ ·' �Jalkets Overpower logan 65ANTHERS To 59,: In~ 5E«JAL Finale&~;,;;= r·:1 uiJI ·IT ALL ·AT ,,rUE·.NS Ke_lly Hru.~ Best N~,t Of Career With Inept 'M 29 PoJnts; Morg·an Of Loflan Had 26 "th W'd 99 11.0 0 pulled from a Wl I e '"'I argm Th~ Middlepo~t hrl,air 1 Yellow Jackets d~ratton away Loga~ short /ln:£J ' . ~ G~polis Gets .Foutth Place In • }Stand' Fma Eastern Winner Over Albany; Rutland Loses ' ' 1 ! l • l' II •' ' ,, ~ ' ' ~ t !f , venge Earli Defeat FaICons A W/'th 55 7 v· t ory w I • IC Buffalo By I l J '• R. E. TRACY, Sr. 197 Machanlc St. Pomtroy Wahama Buffa!• .. Arlllwll "Allll- f Will (I ......, ~lm. 18 31 44 155 10 17 34 47 ,. wit~\\:::~:: !r~e\~ ~:;.~·~~~ 11r , tlli't ~ 0 ~appy over what It expeels In the waY of such cut. . As market men see It a tax cut in ' poi!Ucal year would be It with hJs fourth SO-footer and 'frqm thire It was as described above. , IIAWTHI)l\NI SHOWS McAFII II was Hawthorne wh~ pulled the game •OUt of the fire In the last quarter I>Y leaatng all seor· er• wit• 10 of b•s 14 points for the nlr)lt. Tbll should have given "Mr. Football" considerable delight 11 It was known in the Poroeroy camp that Coach' McAfee was overbear~ to observe allot these clubs' 'lint meeting: "Ob, Hawthorne, can't play baJketball." His points were the most, but every point in • game like this flnalleacue teat was •• Important as another. Hawthorne's 10 poinl!, or John, son's \bree , free throws, or Wll· son's lon1 a.hot thai kepi the rally aoing, or Zirkle's lohg one that ope11ed 11, or ar.in, Willo~'& .lwo free throws In the dying secolids that made It ~. Take your pick. ' · Deadly foul obooling and sklll at not loullng their opponents won the game for Pomeroy. The Pantbers hit 24 field goals to 27 for Athens. But Pomeroy eashed In on 13 of 18 tree chances while Athena blt only six of 13. AI lor Coach Retton, he was the happiest man In Ohio, If not in the United States. He said: "Give all ,the eredlt to the boy&. They dld II.'' • He could not, nor would he II be could have, single out any boy for particular praise. It was ob· vious that every Pahthel wu put· tjng out all he had. That's all Ret ton ever a&ked of them. Folmer drew ao much attention from the Athena defenders he got only six points. But be wao In· vincible In his forecourt ball hand· ling, and along with Wllson and Zirkle, time after time demonstrat· ed that even a tough full court press by a team as skllllul as Alb· ens could be beaten with heady playlne. , For the nlath of 17 games so far, Coach Retton made no errors ln his substitutions. There were none. For Athens, besides MeConkcy, Gaskill was especially dangerous around the bucket. Although John· son consistently controll• d both boards almost Bin,.:lehandedly, ex· eept in the thlfd ~varljir when· ~e struck bad lurk in positioning himself. Ga•kill managed eight Important field goals, mostly ofl rebounds. Coen, also working outside, had •I• fielders and one charity lor 13 points. He was tough In the front court. Bill 6-1 V1c Stanson was held scoreless. TAKE IT ALL The victory waa lrostmg on a "e~llld ;•lj~r Itaken os much easier credit, bi1· lions · more In cred1t, stimulation or ho118ing, a b1g step up 1n de· tense, a tax cut, a big budget de· Firestone New Treads co. i Mffjf~eWfl oi'Poni~, Oil itt. t1. c•l! WOI. GruoPOr Rock Sprlnla I :~~~'t~t:o~~d;eai. Fast • lot. Theae ar '' LAST aboprtng place, ~ dellteJ'!', Jlove In tomol' ~hilll of value taken trade. WAVP,~i. MOilLI HOMI SALES f'lnanCIO • 1GOSSip ' BY ELMER C. WALZIR I llilltod Prftl Flnanelol Editor NF;W YORK UP- Wall Street is convinced the1e will he a reeov· ery in lndustly this year-and a good one-but it isn't so eager to put a de!lnite time on tbe up· ll!fn The liming of the recovery has been variously predicted by many experts, and the whc\e situation has produced conlus1on not only in the mark<t place but also in general business. The whole thing revolves around the d1ffioulty of making sc~enttlic forecasts on things eco• nomic The reason lor the variety of opmions hmges on public psychology wb1ch ,. very difficult to measure But as Wall Street sees the tuat10n, thts bcmg an election vcar " , bound to brmg the {jill Ioree of both parties back of a drive for busmcss recovery. And the spending ,. expcciMll .. to be gigantic. , _ Eldon A. Gnmm, analyst to Walston & co. holds that the gov· ernment will take bold, v1gorous actton 1f business doesn't turn up. He lists the steps that could be "*" Lito~ 'G~t1FSEif ~~~~ b1ye been three teams with 11-3 do little lor the high-bracket In· ree:Orqs, Pom.,~x. ~thens, and comes Wellaton, the latter eosily beating However, any sort of a cut In #okson, Fr)day niBht 5H8. ln~ome taxes, tt 11 felt, w<>uld do By winning Pomeroy has a 12-2 mueh to •lmulate the whole eco· league record, one game better nomy. lhan Wellslon at '11-3 and two Alllo there Is the prospect that gam~ betljlr than Athens, In 1 1)1~ 'budget defiCit will result. third place alll-4. That, qf course, w<>uld '"''" new GaUipolio beat Nelsonvllle 91· tnn.Uonary forees would be se.t 49 lor a 7-7 JO&aon and fourth oH. ~bould this prove true the place. Middfeport powered past tendency would be to sell bond.s Logan 63-69 lo take fifth plaee. and buy to rks smce bonds give a (They l!ad been picked to finish fixed Income and stocks are aaid last). Loean, loslne, slipped to Ito be something of an lnfla· sixth. Jackson Is seventh, and Nel· lion hedge. sonvi\le was consistent, loB!ni its ' 14th of 14 league games. There are many favorable long· RISIRYES LOSE term factors lor the ec~nomy. romeroy,feaerves leiJ beh)nd In' 'These are lls.td by Ham•. UP· the last q~~fer 10 lose ~~ With bam & Co. ~n •to cumnt market Gary ~(fl• ~~ding the lillie review a. ac~ent1flc re10areh ere· P,antbel'f:' l'!:illi ~l ' point(ad4· pal· ating·, an am~~ing ":orld of to· t!llg on· a' P:eat display of re- mortow; pohllcal phllosophy r,e. boundlni. RlJiia•h•d 11 for Athens ognlzlJ!g that ,h_lgh une10ployme~t and Ne)son 10. is polllleaJ su•e•de: buill In stab•· Varsity•. 1w .qqartera: lizel'11 sueh as Social Seeurltr. ' ' Tr. ' I groiyth of population, more Intel· Athens , ,,11 28 44 60 ligen! busine" management; a Pomeroy 16. 33 39 61 greattr number of new industri" ' Athens: Stanson 0 0.1 O; Coen making tho economy less depend· 6 1-3. 13; ~cdonkey h 5-7 27; en! 6n a few b1g ones: a glaht Ga&t1ll 8 0.2 16; Coursey 2 0.0 4; defenae industry, likely to grow Melntur!f 0.:0·0. Totala 27 6·13 68. well above 40 billion dollars; Pomeroy: Hawthorne 6 2-4 14; at.tb,Uzing influence of lnsUtu· Johnaon D 11-7 23; Folmer 2 !·2 8; tiona! investors; lessons ol the Wilson 3 4·5 10; Zirkle 4 0.0 8. past on business reecssions, and Totals 24 13·18 61. the capital of around $12,!00 be· hind each working man. u. s. Ht.V.wi.Y 21 WIVill:Y, OHIO When YOU ' ,....:....:,.... ' •"' ! ' •' DEATH OF THE .CAT , ,• ' NEW YORK ·UP - The ·bodM f a ,man wa• found on .the first fl!ll>~ setbaclt of an apal'\ment boil~ing Thur,day. ' , · ., . Pollc~ reeognized him immedi· a\ely as • HBT>Y "The , C~t" ~am tl,go, ~n accomp\lohed ..~urilar. ,. On the seventh floor of the build· ing, they found liow h! died. A fire escape faced\ the bathroom wtndow of an &I.Nlrtment on the other side of a fo•r-!ool areaway, Think of The windowsill of the bathroom , was stained wlth blood "Th~ ' Cal"·• hadcmiS•ed hiS jump, jui!,., baie1y 'If he cr1ed lor help, no one heard. THINK ,, TA\U;AHASSEEI Fla UP- PO· lice hoPe it wmi"t bt too d1ffi· cult to trace a ~ bill .stolen from Charlt6n L. P•erce It ti!ars the autogl"apits Bf r' 1 1 • Gov aOl:t Mrs Leroy Collirts1 Con" r~.· gre!sman Bob Sikes, lormer•Govs. Fuller Warren bntl Millard F. ,' : f<fldWell and former Aeting Gov € &arui~ l'f J'o'f{nl.l>• • OF NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE l'l>meroy, Ohlo ' NCE? BEST! ANY TYPE! See or Call ·~~·1•1. $1,11~;7~:.7.n~~~ziJ~~!~: eror. _....., , 2 10 etc 18li!l A~:~to Ber,viaes; than the best of the Low·Price 3-for 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;-wl Sales & Service Dept. 4'1s~~~~g4 ~y quarters: il.J. ha~~o ,::!""lhr~~~ e!~~g ~~:·: of~:.kJ1~bl;dlmd Zirkle matChed ~;)t~:f:~t..\h~':';:/v:~e:e ~~~~r.i :~~es~ ~::e~:~~~~ ;~~:~~~: ~~~ By the third quarter it was 73· slump m the llrst gumer at Friday night to 28 an,d subs were In most of the wm over the Chieftains 65·59 a(\d grab sole hold of fifth foul In the last second? The teom t•me at that point place In the finals of the 1957·58 SEOAL basketball race. and us' coach was mobbed by hun· llaelne hit 44 of 7~ snots for 58 It was a remarkable finish for the Jackets who had been dreds of well-wishers. percent and had an Identical per. picked by area sportswriters at the beginning of the season Each player took !urns riding on centage from the foul llne with 85 8 last place club. · the shoulders of his team~ates 11 of 19. Rome eould get oaly 16 They bell the team that scared got 28 for LogAn. and fans, and Johnaon was hoiSted cent. league champions Pomeroy with Mike Erwin had another good up to leor the net from the Athens llaelne r'servese won 44-34 over 1 72·71 effort earher 111 the souon. game at his forward post, helplnl' basket. He had help from Phll Rome reserves with Butch Gaul It also was the same club that at arabblng ftbeunds and get· Werry, a reserve center. getting 12 for high man. last week upended proud Athens ling four fieldel'11 and a free throw AntiNS PULLS UP By quarters: ~D for nine pointe. For much of the game tbe Pan· Radne And Mark Kelly the Jacket 61 lbers held Athens to the kind of 18 48 73 99 Rome 6 24 28 40 center, a junior, proved lor the The Sackets Jed all the way ex· eontest they wanted to play. Two 1 Radne· Salser 2 o-o 4; Wolle 19 third -straight game, that he i• the ~:! ,::ro:~t~t fl~atqi~:~~r~~r~: boys p~rtlcularly were ou(Jtandln0 1 38; J. Arlams 8 2-4 18; Powell most Improved player In the leag· jlrown put Logan ahead lfl.l~ but jn ach~eving this feat wllh a .Me. 6 2-3 14; McDade 6 1-4 13; Beegle ue. Hll 29 pomts at Logan was Conkey against them. 3 4-4 10; Johnaon 0 2·2 2; Chap. hll bes.t effort of the sea,;on. it wasn't lor long Zirkle and Wllson were assigned was second hltlh man 0 0 I 0; Gout I).().Q; A. Ad· I It followed two games of 26 By halfllme Ike Jachta hod switch ln. the front court on witb 18 pomts as Ivan ams 1).().() Totals 44 11-19 119. polnto each, and pushed hls oeason taken a 31·2e lead on Kelly'a 10 with the balance of tbe clleked In 14 Rome: G. Golden 2 1-3 5; Wal!h league average over the 16 points points, Roy Long's polr Ill wing a man-for·m~n plsn. 1 3·7 5; Garretl6 3-4 1~; B. Gald•n per game. one-banders and Erwin's goo!. &wllchlng, McConkey 8 blotk3 0.2 8; llleGUI 4 1-3 9; Linton 0.(). From then unlll the end Hlddle· could not funet10n aa he cro• o. Totals 16 8•19 40. He scored consistently In every port beld Ieoda ranring from over seeking an opening to quarter with 6·3 Gene Morgan three to nine pointa. Kelly went 00 drive. through. trying to stop his twi•tlng drive· to get ronother 11 pelnli In the The mull was that thi& 'sen~a· COLLEGE ins and pivot and push shots Hu third quarter Which ended 51-42 , 10 !leldets and 9 of 12 tree throws for the Jacket• Ilona! Athens guard failed even By Unlltcl Prtll was high for both learn& Morgan to execute a clean pay-off 1Df1S Mlrlhll 101 Bowlin• OrtOn 87 And this lime the wlnncrlo dld play. In tbe two team's 0 Mor.htod St. 75 W11tn. Ky. 60 n?t fold up In the final frame as flrot meeting he had gotten OVet GallipeUs suddenly came to life llldwln Wol. 101 Dttrolt Toch 10 was their occaalonal hlblt earlier half hls 27 points by going all the opblst Inept Nelaonvllle last HIGH SCHOOL in the season. Bobby Nelson ••m• way ln. · Dlcbt on the Gallia floor and did· Hamilton 59 l"ortlmouth 41 in wltb four points, Kelly got hll Of course, keeping McConkey ev<rythillg right, winning 91-49 Dtlllnco 68 last lour, and Erwm contributed but II• no eure fo• aa Cblck Conley stamped himself Dtlph" St. John 63 ot four. . He still made 27 ~Pin as one of the more lmprov· Worthington 73 Grove City 6~ last nliht, leading both ed ployera in the SEOAL thlo Bca· Mlddlttown 105 Limo 41 in &eoring, but all of his Horlan Whitlatch, held to his ftln, Xonla 65 Troy 55 , goals came from outside Qr Eastew's Eagles - not Raldero lowest produetlon of the seaaon, Galllpolll led all the way, gel· Ntwork 76 Coohocton 57 tbe wing from 12 to 20 feet out. anymore - warmed up for their added two charltlOB In that laat ttn1 an eight point margin 10 the Chllllcotht 71 Marltttl 53 county tournament opener next aelge. Logan outseored the Jaeketa Time ollor lime he was boxed flral quorter and going at a 49·27 Ironton 69 Aohlond 67 week with an 83-117 beating over 17·14 in the lut quarter b•t It and hlo drlve'o broken up or ao off balance he had to fire Albany of Athens County ID 1 Wtlllll't enough. ellp by halflime. COACH WARMS UP reaching his mo•t effective game at T'!J'pers Plains. Conley was high for both teams ~eoree COllin• had anothet hot By winnintl the Jackets ended a lllth 27 and Jerry Patton had 23 BE~EA, o. UP - coach Lee the Panthers did this with• for NelB(InvUle Trease! of Massillon w" a prime nlgltt, coming home with 36 points. 6·8 SEOAL record with wins over of them fouling out al· Gallipollo took over llrm con· eandldate lor the vacant hqad llalph Knight waa 1econd with :u. Nelsonvllle tvrlce, Jacketa once, Morris w1th 1~ was high for tho Galllpolll once, and Logan twice WI"•• carried four per· trol of fourth place in !mal rtand· football coaching Job at Baldwin· losen. Tbr~ took Logan 7H!8 11 Middle· lhroagltQut most of the 11118 with a 7·7 record. · Wallace Colleg•. In a reserve game Albany !>on port Jan. 17th. quarter. Wellston, meanwhile, wa8 only M·ZG whlle Charles Collins was Coach Nolan Swackhomer wlll LIAO UNTIL THIRD paltlally b!Uy In beaUng Jackaon HEMSLEY SIGNS go Into the Exempted V11iage *lld ' Pomeroy led 16·ll at the first hl•h wltb 16 i t m& witallox Walton canning 29 WASHINGTON UP _ Rollle "'' Parochial School lournam~nt n•xt on Zirkle's two long two By quarter!: po n s. • l'Olnll fol hlgh point mnn oo both Hemsley, a former major lea1ue Eastern 16 43 8! 83 week heavy favorites to win and goat. by Johnaon, one clubs. For Jackaon Dave Yorian catcher from Syraeuse, 0, who Albany 12 24 43 57 move on to Welloton the following ond one fro!ll Paul waa hitlh with 10. saw service with lour different Eaotern, G. Collins 36, Rorer w~ck. Walton led a third quarter ral· teams, tias been signed as a seoul Gaul 4, R. Knight 24, Hetzer 13, Brown and Brandon who teamed Johnson had gotten ly, gettlft( 15 of his team's 19 by the Washington Senators. He Rod Gaul 6. hi G Ill 11 B?.Sl lth fielders and a charity. points Ia thlt frame. It waa 211-19 wlll scout the Indiana, southern Albany, Morrll I!, Radford 1. Up w P 111!\Urqeo a po ' ' two week• w J Fo.Jmer added three points and greatto scoring before Wtlton atarted hla surge. Ohio and northern Kentucky area. Trout 5, Honey 13, Pratt 4, Carley ago, .were hold to 12 and 13 points )lit again. Athens fell be· 7, Seel 8, Sewell 4. reapectlvely. another two points aa' M~· RUTLAND LOllS Coach Swaekhamer oubstlt~ted got e~ght of hls team's 15 ' Rutland's Red Devlla dropped only twt.. as Roy Long spelled to Pomeroy's t7. another, thla one to toush Jack· Bowlea 88 did Ed Croo~• the third quarter, with the sonvlllHrlmble last nltlhl at/RUt· 'llddleport reservea loot I •quebenefiting from • Me· land 79-67 •• Pat, Ead8 and the ak<r to the little Chieftains, 33-34. J!OP talk ecared on the likely brother of Raelno s Larry Morrl· Dave Hartinger had 13 for Middle· Tbe Wahamo White Falcons The Falcons of coach Don Me· son lioo up In a seorln& duel. ~ 011 ~d Jim Hall'is IO. Blake "Don~ let Retton beat me four won their IOiij eame of the season Kenzie were In no trouble through The younger Morrllon, lestijnl. · high for Logan and both strillhl" - wu something else. Friday afternoon as !hey whipped out the game as they took an the Little Buckeye Loaeue with a team! with 20 ' After 3\l minute! Athens bla2ed the visiting Buffalo Blaon1 511-47 early lead and netd It At hall· 30 plu• average, hit for 33 points. ' ' Into 1 31-37. tie. By the end of that Tho victory gave the Falcons time they were out In front by a Eads got !3 fielders and a nee 1 Varsity, by quarters· qua~ the Bulldogs beld a com· oweet revenge lor a loll au!fored 31·17 count. throw lor 27. Logan , 16 26 42 59 rnandhic 44-39 lead ond Po11J<roy at Buffalo January 31. Rebert "Catbird" Rouoh and Ronnie lllle, Rutland scat euard, 1\llddleport 15 ~I 51 tiS lana were groaning with pain. Marvin llouah did moat of the was off bls shootllltl eye, and this Loun, Morgan 10 (&.10) 28; The Panthers' rally began at heavy ocorlng lor the Faleono as was lhe difference. He had only Brown 5 (2-21 12; Brandon 6 (1·1 once ofler the rest period. Haw· the former got 19 points on six 7 points where he has been hlt· 13; Paltorson 1 (t-7) 5, Stump 0 thorne hll from the aide lor 41-44, field goals and seven or sev011 free tlng I! to 20 per outlnc. O·ll 1: Dollmatach o i<HI 0; Wllaon odded a charity for 42-44. throw• The other Roush had 13 J·T controlled both boards and Strait 1).().(}; Smith 1 (0.0\ 2. Total• McConkey aot both tree throws lor DlSTIIIUTOR 111gb man lor the game, though, Rutland gave them too many 23 (13·221 59 48-42, Atheno. Then Wilson got FIRE & SAFETY EQUIP. waa BufCulo's Fred lllll, who had chance• at the free line Rutland ~llddleport, Bowles 2 (1·21 5; 20 Gary Criner Jhe Blsons' high hit 28 of 70 llold ahota, J·T 30 In Erwin 4 0 ·11 9; Kelly 11 7-101 POMIROY, 01110 scoring forward had U. 79. 29; Wbltlatch 2 12·31 8; Nelson 4 The Falcons will play at home J.T led ull the way, 37·30 at (2-111 tO; Long 2 12-111 6; Crook& 0· Wt again on TUesday when they lace halftime. On two occasions Rut· 1).() Total, 25 (18·281 81. Corry their Alumni team and thon wdl land pulled op to wllhln four A play In Pomeroy on nut F\'lday points, once In the 10cond quar· llliiHMAN · INTIIS ntchJ. They will close their season tor, again in the third. This was NEW YORK UP:,;-~nJr~~Ta~~ j at Sandyville on February 25. Rutland'• final gamo before the John Lowlbr, a 2: The box score county tournament. thrower, Wahama. Llcvmg 1 2·7 4, Clark Individual scoring, Rutland, trymen Ron John 2 2·2 6; G. Roush l .H 6; M. Eads 27, Rile 7, Dugan II, Gra. and Peter among Rou•h, 3 3-3 13; Fogleaona 3 1-2 7 ham 7, Caraon 7, Juslleo 4, Coy 2. wbo hove been entered for R. Roush 6 7-7 19. Totala 18 11·27 Rutland made 19 ot 27 foul shots. National AAU Indoor Trick cham· 55. J-T: Morrlaon'33, Jonas 18, Coato plonablpo at Modlson Square GarDrop In Our lorvlco Dopt. Buffalo: Criner 6 3-3 I!; Sulli· 6, Shaw 5, Koona 4. den, Feb. 22. ond IH '" YourMif van 0 1·2 I; 111118 6-10 ZO; Mudow Phone 240.Y I 2·~ 4; Sutherlan~ 1 1-3 3; Har· rison 1 0.() 2; lleshl 0 2·2 2 Totals made 1&2 slac•£hler of aight on the ~t~·~r~~~ as carl Wolle his seaaon total. the way, 18-6 at and from there Mo~ison began reserve tiring seore would not j ~;~~~:e bounds. ~ was 48-24 and aat out once. , and Jim turns cleaning never was In , .r l .il ' ' I (Continued From Pill Ono) 1bls !bird 2G footer ond Howthome lchaJDptonablp clke-atrii.dy bhed TIAM MOIIIID : !led It up at 46-48 with a ·bunny for tb~ Panthers a week aiO. Thef 1 IJ~~m;;ii-:E~~~I \lclng In the Vlllate ~11'omorJlY, ·: . Coobty of Melg1, State or ()~to, < ; In 100 ~ere l~!l:lo. 306 pf tb' Ohio CompUiy'o PUrth'aee, lo-wlt: BelD~aM In II¢ dlO on addiUqn; lbe ~~ .1!~ i f' Hilrton ltjbners the VIllage of )Yonieroy, Ohio, ialt!' lot belna·ao feet wide ted 00\lc«• tong, •· · · •' 1·• 1 0 1f· , ,",·A1 ,~~. ''IJ ,~.~i!""j Said premlaea are appr'ailod not. $2000.00 und muot be sold ldr•not ' .. d , ' ' less than1 two·thlrda of said ap-· ol ' 'Ill praised value, and the term& of ' '' ••I• are cash In band on day of ., . sale. ·, · Paul Zirkle, Executor of the Estate of Raymond Zirkle, deceased. O'Brien and O'llrien Attorneys at Law 11 ) 25; 121 I, 8, 15, 41e JOHN RICHMOND 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy Neisler " Cltek Ga;oge ' Pliou. 31!1!. Raeine, Ohio. 1 ~o •I ~-'-__...:,...,-,- 50-50 DANCE - -- Sofilrdoy-Feb. 15 ;9 11ntil 12 P.M. 1 ,sJ!onsored By Loflll(Order of Moose \ .!(~~SE H~LL 0 E. 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",, 'l ' •• '' �Jalkets Overpower logan 65ANTHERS To 59,: In~ 5E«JAL Finale&~;,;;= r·:1 uiJI ·IT ALL ·AT ,,rUE·.NS Ke_lly Hru.~ Best N~,t Of Career With Inept 'M 29 PoJnts; Morg·an Of Loflan Had 26 "th W'd 99 11.0 0 pulled from a Wl I e '"'I argm Th~ Middlepo~t hrl,air 1 Yellow Jackets d~ratton away Loga~ short /ln:£J ' . ~ G~polis Gets .Foutth Place In • }Stand' Fma Eastern Winner Over Albany; Rutland Loses ' ' 1 ! l • l' II •' ' ,, ~ ' ' ~ t !f , venge Earli Defeat FaICons A W/'th 55 7 v· t ory w I • IC Buffalo By I l J '• R. E. TRACY, Sr. 197 Machanlc St. Pomtroy Wahama Buffa!• .. Arlllwll "Allll- f Will (I ......, ~lm. 18 31 44 155 10 17 34 47 ,. wit~\\:::~:: !r~e\~ ~:;.~·~~~ 11r , tlli't ~ 0 ~appy over what It expeels In the waY of such cut. . As market men see It a tax cut in ' poi!Ucal year would be It with hJs fourth SO-footer and 'frqm thire It was as described above. , IIAWTHI)l\NI SHOWS McAFII II was Hawthorne wh~ pulled the game •OUt of the fire In the last quarter I>Y leaatng all seor· er• wit• 10 of b•s 14 points for the nlr)lt. Tbll should have given "Mr. Football" considerable delight 11 It was known in the Poroeroy camp that Coach' McAfee was overbear~ to observe allot these clubs' 'lint meeting: "Ob, Hawthorne, can't play baJketball." His points were the most, but every point in • game like this flnalleacue teat was •• Important as another. Hawthorne's 10 poinl!, or John, son's \bree , free throws, or Wll· son's lon1 a.hot thai kepi the rally aoing, or Zirkle's lohg one that ope11ed 11, or ar.in, Willo~'& .lwo free throws In the dying secolids that made It ~. Take your pick. ' · Deadly foul obooling and sklll at not loullng their opponents won the game for Pomeroy. The Pantbers hit 24 field goals to 27 for Athens. But Pomeroy eashed In on 13 of 18 tree chances while Athena blt only six of 13. AI lor Coach Retton, he was the happiest man In Ohio, If not in the United States. He said: "Give all ,the eredlt to the boy&. They dld II.'' • He could not, nor would he II be could have, single out any boy for particular praise. It was ob· vious that every Pahthel wu put· tjng out all he had. That's all Ret ton ever a&ked of them. Folmer drew ao much attention from the Athena defenders he got only six points. But be wao In· vincible In his forecourt ball hand· ling, and along with Wllson and Zirkle, time after time demonstrat· ed that even a tough full court press by a team as skllllul as Alb· ens could be beaten with heady playlne. , For the nlath of 17 games so far, Coach Retton made no errors ln his substitutions. There were none. For Athens, besides MeConkcy, Gaskill was especially dangerous around the bucket. Although John· son consistently controll• d both boards almost Bin,.:lehandedly, ex· eept in the thlfd ~varljir when· ~e struck bad lurk in positioning himself. Ga•kill managed eight Important field goals, mostly ofl rebounds. Coen, also working outside, had •I• fielders and one charity lor 13 points. He was tough In the front court. Bill 6-1 V1c Stanson was held scoreless. TAKE IT ALL The victory waa lrostmg on a "e~llld ;•lj~r Itaken os much easier credit, bi1· lions · more In cred1t, stimulation or ho118ing, a b1g step up 1n de· tense, a tax cut, a big budget de· Firestone New Treads co. i Mffjf~eWfl oi'Poni~, Oil itt. t1. c•l! WOI. GruoPOr Rock Sprlnla I :~~~'t~t:o~~d;eai. Fast • lot. Theae ar '' LAST aboprtng place, ~ dellteJ'!', Jlove In tomol' ~hilll of value taken trade. WAVP,~i. MOilLI HOMI SALES f'lnanCIO • 1GOSSip ' BY ELMER C. WALZIR I llilltod Prftl Flnanelol Editor NF;W YORK UP- Wall Street is convinced the1e will he a reeov· ery in lndustly this year-and a good one-but it isn't so eager to put a de!lnite time on tbe up· ll!fn The liming of the recovery has been variously predicted by many experts, and the whc\e situation has produced conlus1on not only in the mark<t place but also in general business. The whole thing revolves around the d1ffioulty of making sc~enttlic forecasts on things eco• nomic The reason lor the variety of opmions hmges on public psychology wb1ch ,. very difficult to measure But as Wall Street sees the tuat10n, thts bcmg an election vcar " , bound to brmg the {jill Ioree of both parties back of a drive for busmcss recovery. And the spending ,. expcciMll .. to be gigantic. , _ Eldon A. Gnmm, analyst to Walston & co. holds that the gov· ernment will take bold, v1gorous actton 1f business doesn't turn up. He lists the steps that could be "*" Lito~ 'G~t1FSEif ~~~~ b1ye been three teams with 11-3 do little lor the high-bracket In· ree:Orqs, Pom.,~x. ~thens, and comes Wellaton, the latter eosily beating However, any sort of a cut In #okson, Fr)day niBht 5H8. ln~ome taxes, tt 11 felt, w<>uld do By winning Pomeroy has a 12-2 mueh to •lmulate the whole eco· league record, one game better nomy. lhan Wellslon at '11-3 and two Alllo there Is the prospect that gam~ betljlr than Athens, In 1 1)1~ 'budget defiCit will result. third place alll-4. That, qf course, w<>uld '"''" new GaUipolio beat Nelsonvllle 91· tnn.Uonary forees would be se.t 49 lor a 7-7 JO&aon and fourth oH. ~bould this prove true the place. Middfeport powered past tendency would be to sell bond.s Logan 63-69 lo take fifth plaee. and buy to rks smce bonds give a (They l!ad been picked to finish fixed Income and stocks are aaid last). Loean, loslne, slipped to Ito be something of an lnfla· sixth. Jackson Is seventh, and Nel· lion hedge. sonvi\le was consistent, loB!ni its ' 14th of 14 league games. There are many favorable long· RISIRYES LOSE term factors lor the ec~nomy. romeroy,feaerves leiJ beh)nd In' 'These are lls.td by Ham•. UP· the last q~~fer 10 lose ~~ With bam & Co. ~n •to cumnt market Gary ~(fl• ~~ding the lillie review a. ac~ent1flc re10areh ere· P,antbel'f:' l'!:illi ~l ' point(ad4· pal· ating·, an am~~ing ":orld of to· t!llg on· a' P:eat display of re- mortow; pohllcal phllosophy r,e. boundlni. RlJiia•h•d 11 for Athens ognlzlJ!g that ,h_lgh une10ployme~t and Ne)son 10. is polllleaJ su•e•de: buill In stab•· Varsity•. 1w .qqartera: lizel'11 sueh as Social Seeurltr. ' ' Tr. ' I groiyth of population, more Intel· Athens , ,,11 28 44 60 ligen! busine" management; a Pomeroy 16. 33 39 61 greattr number of new industri" ' Athens: Stanson 0 0.1 O; Coen making tho economy less depend· 6 1-3. 13; ~cdonkey h 5-7 27; en! 6n a few b1g ones: a glaht Ga&t1ll 8 0.2 16; Coursey 2 0.0 4; defenae industry, likely to grow Melntur!f 0.:0·0. Totala 27 6·13 68. well above 40 billion dollars; Pomeroy: Hawthorne 6 2-4 14; at.tb,Uzing influence of lnsUtu· Johnaon D 11-7 23; Folmer 2 !·2 8; tiona! investors; lessons ol the Wilson 3 4·5 10; Zirkle 4 0.0 8. past on business reecssions, and Totals 24 13·18 61. the capital of around $12,!00 be· hind each working man. u. s. Ht.V.wi.Y 21 WIVill:Y, OHIO When YOU ' ,....:....:,.... ' •"' ! ' •' DEATH OF THE .CAT , ,• ' NEW YORK ·UP - The ·bodM f a ,man wa• found on .the first fl!ll>~ setbaclt of an apal'\ment boil~ing Thur,day. ' , · ., . Pollc~ reeognized him immedi· a\ely as • HBT>Y "The , C~t" ~am tl,go, ~n accomp\lohed ..~urilar. ,. On the seventh floor of the build· ing, they found liow h! died. A fire escape faced\ the bathroom wtndow of an &I.Nlrtment on the other side of a fo•r-!ool areaway, Think of The windowsill of the bathroom , was stained wlth blood "Th~ ' Cal"·• hadcmiS•ed hiS jump, jui!,., baie1y 'If he cr1ed lor help, no one heard. THINK ,, TA\U;AHASSEEI Fla UP- PO· lice hoPe it wmi"t bt too d1ffi· cult to trace a ~ bill .stolen from Charlt6n L. P•erce It ti!ars the autogl"apits Bf r' 1 1 • Gov aOl:t Mrs Leroy Collirts1 Con" r~.· gre!sman Bob Sikes, lormer•Govs. Fuller Warren bntl Millard F. ,' : f<fldWell and former Aeting Gov € &arui~ l'f J'o'f{nl.l>• • OF NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE l'l>meroy, Ohlo ' NCE? BEST! ANY TYPE! See or Call ·~~·1•1. $1,11~;7~:.7.n~~~ziJ~~!~: eror. _....., , 2 10 etc 18li!l A~:~to Ber,viaes; than the best of the Low·Price 3-for 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;-wl Sales & Service Dept. 4'1s~~~~g4 ~y quarters: il.J. ha~~o ,::!""lhr~~~ e!~~g ~~:·: of~:.kJ1~bl;dlmd Zirkle matChed ~;)t~:f:~t..\h~':';:/v:~e:e ~~~~r.i :~~es~ ~::e~:~~~~ ;~~:~~~: ~~~ By the third quarter it was 73· slump m the llrst gumer at Friday night to 28 an,d subs were In most of the wm over the Chieftains 65·59 a(\d grab sole hold of fifth foul In the last second? The teom t•me at that point place In the finals of the 1957·58 SEOAL basketball race. and us' coach was mobbed by hun· llaelne hit 44 of 7~ snots for 58 It was a remarkable finish for the Jackets who had been dreds of well-wishers. percent and had an Identical per. picked by area sportswriters at the beginning of the season Each player took !urns riding on centage from the foul llne with 85 8 last place club. · the shoulders of his team~ates 11 of 19. Rome eould get oaly 16 They bell the team that scared got 28 for LogAn. and fans, and Johnaon was hoiSted cent. league champions Pomeroy with Mike Erwin had another good up to leor the net from the Athens llaelne r'servese won 44-34 over 1 72·71 effort earher 111 the souon. game at his forward post, helplnl' basket. He had help from Phll Rome reserves with Butch Gaul It also was the same club that at arabblng ftbeunds and get· Werry, a reserve center. getting 12 for high man. last week upended proud Athens ling four fieldel'11 and a free throw AntiNS PULLS UP By quarters: ~D for nine pointe. For much of the game tbe Pan· Radne And Mark Kelly the Jacket 61 lbers held Athens to the kind of 18 48 73 99 Rome 6 24 28 40 center, a junior, proved lor the The Sackets Jed all the way ex· eontest they wanted to play. Two 1 Radne· Salser 2 o-o 4; Wolle 19 third -straight game, that he i• the ~:! ,::ro:~t~t fl~atqi~:~~r~~r~: boys p~rtlcularly were ou(Jtandln0 1 38; J. Arlams 8 2-4 18; Powell most Improved player In the leag· jlrown put Logan ahead lfl.l~ but jn ach~eving this feat wllh a .Me. 6 2-3 14; McDade 6 1-4 13; Beegle ue. Hll 29 pomts at Logan was Conkey against them. 3 4-4 10; Johnaon 0 2·2 2; Chap. hll bes.t effort of the sea,;on. it wasn't lor long Zirkle and Wllson were assigned was second hltlh man 0 0 I 0; Gout I).().Q; A. Ad· I It followed two games of 26 By halfllme Ike Jachta hod switch ln. the front court on witb 18 pomts as Ivan ams 1).().() Totals 44 11-19 119. polnto each, and pushed hls oeason taken a 31·2e lead on Kelly'a 10 with the balance of tbe clleked In 14 Rome: G. Golden 2 1-3 5; Wal!h league average over the 16 points points, Roy Long's polr Ill wing a man-for·m~n plsn. 1 3·7 5; Garretl6 3-4 1~; B. Gald•n per game. one-banders and Erwin's goo!. &wllchlng, McConkey 8 blotk3 0.2 8; llleGUI 4 1-3 9; Linton 0.(). From then unlll the end Hlddle· could not funet10n aa he cro• o. Totals 16 8•19 40. He scored consistently In every port beld Ieoda ranring from over seeking an opening to quarter with 6·3 Gene Morgan three to nine pointa. Kelly went 00 drive. through. trying to stop his twi•tlng drive· to get ronother 11 pelnli In the The mull was that thi& 'sen~a· COLLEGE ins and pivot and push shots Hu third quarter Which ended 51-42 , 10 !leldets and 9 of 12 tree throws for the Jacket• Ilona! Athens guard failed even By Unlltcl Prtll was high for both learn& Morgan to execute a clean pay-off 1Df1S Mlrlhll 101 Bowlin• OrtOn 87 And this lime the wlnncrlo dld play. In tbe two team's 0 Mor.htod St. 75 W11tn. Ky. 60 n?t fold up In the final frame as flrot meeting he had gotten OVet GallipeUs suddenly came to life llldwln Wol. 101 Dttrolt Toch 10 was their occaalonal hlblt earlier half hls 27 points by going all the opblst Inept Nelaonvllle last HIGH SCHOOL in the season. Bobby Nelson ••m• way ln. · Dlcbt on the Gallia floor and did· Hamilton 59 l"ortlmouth 41 in wltb four points, Kelly got hll Of course, keeping McConkey ev<rythillg right, winning 91-49 Dtlllnco 68 last lour, and Erwm contributed but II• no eure fo• aa Cblck Conley stamped himself Dtlph" St. John 63 ot four. . He still made 27 ~Pin as one of the more lmprov· Worthington 73 Grove City 6~ last nliht, leading both ed ployera in the SEOAL thlo Bca· Mlddlttown 105 Limo 41 in &eoring, but all of his Horlan Whitlatch, held to his ftln, Xonla 65 Troy 55 , goals came from outside Qr Eastew's Eagles - not Raldero lowest produetlon of the seaaon, Galllpolll led all the way, gel· Ntwork 76 Coohocton 57 tbe wing from 12 to 20 feet out. anymore - warmed up for their added two charltlOB In that laat ttn1 an eight point margin 10 the Chllllcotht 71 Marltttl 53 county tournament opener next aelge. Logan outseored the Jaeketa Time ollor lime he was boxed flral quorter and going at a 49·27 Ironton 69 Aohlond 67 week with an 83-117 beating over 17·14 in the lut quarter b•t It and hlo drlve'o broken up or ao off balance he had to fire Albany of Athens County ID 1 Wtlllll't enough. ellp by halflime. COACH WARMS UP reaching his mo•t effective game at T'!J'pers Plains. Conley was high for both teams ~eoree COllin• had anothet hot By winnintl the Jackets ended a lllth 27 and Jerry Patton had 23 BE~EA, o. UP - coach Lee the Panthers did this with• for NelB(InvUle Trease! of Massillon w" a prime nlgltt, coming home with 36 points. 6·8 SEOAL record with wins over of them fouling out al· Gallipollo took over llrm con· eandldate lor the vacant hqad llalph Knight waa 1econd with :u. Nelsonvllle tvrlce, Jacketa once, Morris w1th 1~ was high for tho Galllpolll once, and Logan twice WI"•• carried four per· trol of fourth place in !mal rtand· football coaching Job at Baldwin· losen. Tbr~ took Logan 7H!8 11 Middle· lhroagltQut most of the 11118 with a 7·7 record. · Wallace Colleg•. In a reserve game Albany !>on port Jan. 17th. quarter. Wellston, meanwhile, wa8 only M·ZG whlle Charles Collins was Coach Nolan Swackhomer wlll LIAO UNTIL THIRD paltlally b!Uy In beaUng Jackaon HEMSLEY SIGNS go Into the Exempted V11iage *lld ' Pomeroy led 16·ll at the first hl•h wltb 16 i t m& witallox Walton canning 29 WASHINGTON UP _ Rollle "'' Parochial School lournam~nt n•xt on Zirkle's two long two By quarter!: po n s. • l'Olnll fol hlgh point mnn oo both Hemsley, a former major lea1ue Eastern 16 43 8! 83 week heavy favorites to win and goat. by Johnaon, one clubs. For Jackaon Dave Yorian catcher from Syraeuse, 0, who Albany 12 24 43 57 move on to Welloton the following ond one fro!ll Paul waa hitlh with 10. saw service with lour different Eaotern, G. Collins 36, Rorer w~ck. Walton led a third quarter ral· teams, tias been signed as a seoul Gaul 4, R. Knight 24, Hetzer 13, Brown and Brandon who teamed Johnson had gotten ly, gettlft( 15 of his team's 19 by the Washington Senators. He Rod Gaul 6. hi G Ill 11 B?.Sl lth fielders and a charity. points Ia thlt frame. It waa 211-19 wlll scout the Indiana, southern Albany, Morrll I!, Radford 1. Up w P 111!\Urqeo a po ' ' two week• w J Fo.Jmer added three points and greatto scoring before Wtlton atarted hla surge. Ohio and northern Kentucky area. Trout 5, Honey 13, Pratt 4, Carley ago, .were hold to 12 and 13 points )lit again. Athens fell be· 7, Seel 8, Sewell 4. reapectlvely. another two points aa' M~· RUTLAND LOllS Coach Swaekhamer oubstlt~ted got e~ght of hls team's 15 ' Rutland's Red Devlla dropped only twt.. as Roy Long spelled to Pomeroy's t7. another, thla one to toush Jack· Bowlea 88 did Ed Croo~• the third quarter, with the sonvlllHrlmble last nltlhl at/RUt· 'llddleport reservea loot I •quebenefiting from • Me· land 79-67 •• Pat, Ead8 and the ak<r to the little Chieftains, 33-34. J!OP talk ecared on the likely brother of Raelno s Larry Morrl· Dave Hartinger had 13 for Middle· Tbe Wahamo White Falcons The Falcons of coach Don Me· son lioo up In a seorln& duel. ~ 011 ~d Jim Hall'is IO. Blake "Don~ let Retton beat me four won their IOiij eame of the season Kenzie were In no trouble through The younger Morrllon, lestijnl. · high for Logan and both strillhl" - wu something else. Friday afternoon as !hey whipped out the game as they took an the Little Buckeye Loaeue with a team! with 20 ' After 3\l minute! Athens bla2ed the visiting Buffalo Blaon1 511-47 early lead and netd It At hall· 30 plu• average, hit for 33 points. ' ' Into 1 31-37. tie. By the end of that Tho victory gave the Falcons time they were out In front by a Eads got !3 fielders and a nee 1 Varsity, by quarters· qua~ the Bulldogs beld a com· oweet revenge lor a loll au!fored 31·17 count. throw lor 27. Logan , 16 26 42 59 rnandhic 44-39 lead ond Po11J<roy at Buffalo January 31. Rebert "Catbird" Rouoh and Ronnie lllle, Rutland scat euard, 1\llddleport 15 ~I 51 tiS lana were groaning with pain. Marvin llouah did moat of the was off bls shootllltl eye, and this Loun, Morgan 10 (&.10) 28; The Panthers' rally began at heavy ocorlng lor the Faleono as was lhe difference. He had only Brown 5 (2-21 12; Brandon 6 (1·1 once ofler the rest period. Haw· the former got 19 points on six 7 points where he has been hlt· 13; Paltorson 1 (t-7) 5, Stump 0 thorne hll from the aide lor 41-44, field goals and seven or sev011 free tlng I! to 20 per outlnc. O·ll 1: Dollmatach o i<HI 0; Wllaon odded a charity for 42-44. throw• The other Roush had 13 J·T controlled both boards and Strait 1).().(}; Smith 1 (0.0\ 2. Total• McConkey aot both tree throws lor DlSTIIIUTOR 111gb man lor the game, though, Rutland gave them too many 23 (13·221 59 48-42, Atheno. Then Wilson got FIRE & SAFETY EQUIP. waa BufCulo's Fred lllll, who had chance• at the free line Rutland ~llddleport, Bowles 2 (1·21 5; 20 Gary Criner Jhe Blsons' high hit 28 of 70 llold ahota, J·T 30 In Erwin 4 0 ·11 9; Kelly 11 7-101 POMIROY, 01110 scoring forward had U. 79. 29; Wbltlatch 2 12·31 8; Nelson 4 The Falcons will play at home J.T led ull the way, 37·30 at (2-111 tO; Long 2 12-111 6; Crook& 0· Wt again on TUesday when they lace halftime. On two occasions Rut· 1).() Total, 25 (18·281 81. Corry their Alumni team and thon wdl land pulled op to wllhln four A play In Pomeroy on nut F\'lday points, once In the 10cond quar· llliiHMAN · INTIIS ntchJ. They will close their season tor, again in the third. This was NEW YORK UP:,;-~nJr~~Ta~~ j at Sandyville on February 25. Rutland'• final gamo before the John Lowlbr, a 2: The box score county tournament. thrower, Wahama. Llcvmg 1 2·7 4, Clark Individual scoring, Rutland, trymen Ron John 2 2·2 6; G. Roush l .H 6; M. Eads 27, Rile 7, Dugan II, Gra. and Peter among Rou•h, 3 3-3 13; Fogleaona 3 1-2 7 ham 7, Caraon 7, Juslleo 4, Coy 2. wbo hove been entered for R. Roush 6 7-7 19. Totala 18 11·27 Rutland made 19 ot 27 foul shots. National AAU Indoor Trick cham· 55. J-T: Morrlaon'33, Jonas 18, Coato plonablpo at Modlson Square GarDrop In Our lorvlco Dopt. Buffalo: Criner 6 3-3 I!; Sulli· 6, Shaw 5, Koona 4. den, Feb. 22. ond IH '" YourMif van 0 1·2 I; 111118 6-10 ZO; Mudow Phone 240.Y I 2·~ 4; Sutherlan~ 1 1-3 3; Har· rison 1 0.() 2; lleshl 0 2·2 2 Totals made 1&2 slac•£hler of aight on the ~t~·~r~~~ as carl Wolle his seaaon total. the way, 18-6 at and from there Mo~ison began reserve tiring seore would not j ~;~~~:e bounds. ~ was 48-24 and aat out once. , and Jim turns cleaning never was In , .r l .il ' ' I (Continued From Pill Ono) 1bls !bird 2G footer ond Howthome lchaJDptonablp clke-atrii.dy bhed TIAM MOIIIID : !led It up at 46-48 with a ·bunny for tb~ Panthers a week aiO. Thef 1 IJ~~m;;ii-:E~~~I \lclng In the Vlllate ~11'omorJlY, ·: . Coobty of Melg1, State or ()~to, < ; In 100 ~ere l~!l:lo. 306 pf tb' Ohio CompUiy'o PUrth'aee, lo-wlt: BelD~aM In II¢ dlO on addiUqn; lbe ~~ .1!~ i f' Hilrton ltjbners the VIllage of )Yonieroy, Ohio, ialt!' lot belna·ao feet wide ted 00\lc«• tong, •· · · •' 1·• 1 0 1f· , ,",·A1 ,~~. ''IJ ,~.~i!""j Said premlaea are appr'ailod not. $2000.00 und muot be sold ldr•not ' .. d , ' ' less than1 two·thlrda of said ap-· ol ' 'Ill praised value, and the term& of ' '' ••I• are cash In band on day of ., . sale. ·, · Paul Zirkle, Executor of the Estate of Raymond Zirkle, deceased. O'Brien and O'llrien Attorneys at Law 11 ) 25; 121 I, 8, 15, 41e JOHN RICHMOND 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy Neisler " Cltek Ga;oge ' Pliou. 31!1!. Raeine, Ohio. 1 ~o •I ~-'-__...:,...,-,- 50-50 DANCE - -- Sofilrdoy-Feb. 15 ;9 11ntil 12 P.M. 1 ,sJ!onsored By Loflll(Order of Moose \ .!(~~SE H~LL 0 E. Moin St. ENAMEL r.. rtOODWORK WALlS AND CAIINnS . . . .If . . . . . . . ._ , ............... ,..... ..... _.., .. ....,. •... ....... ... ..,.., ................. -~Molllla ..... ......, $ Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tire ~ 'I :rI, .... h,• Your ..,oey buys real blr·Ume coljl(wt Ill lhlll 011t1l ,Get·t\lt Cbleltaiq'a ~d-ltvelbn 122• wheell!a,ae ••.• man.-., atretch-out in*'or ,JQOIIi • • • a aoll4. SEAT COVERS • $15.00 ' Expert Brake Service FIR.STOI"'E DISTRI.UTOR ' ftll Wllllun101 ' ' l: ,, '~: ~ II I I ·t•I .J .' WILLIAMSON OIL CO. ",, 'l ' •• '' �Rock Springs Rotary Valentine Dinner Held . , Jolly Club Holds . ·Jonath~n Me·igs·DAR Grange Holds For Rotary-Annes Friday Night Thlirsday Meeting , Chapter Pr"gram Held Fr•'day Linco. In Pr.ogram ' ClubTheheld Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Paul Davis, Mr. and ' Mrs. Cash Mrs . .Gerald Wildermuth enter'"' a ValentK!e Dinner for IBahr, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail, ' tained the Jolly Club Thursday topic of reported that DAR motion picture when the viewing committee has termed the ~·=~H~=~~~w~a~:s::lhe Meigs Chapter ·lnovle "Peyton Place" as a suitable af\ernoon at the tnovle for adults. The movie has A.,~. Knight, Lincoln eaused a furor in Charleston, W. Mrs. Everett Hayes rs Va., where the mayor ha• banned ,~~~.,~ore the picture. '; !teed Sr. dl,. A dessert course was served by treasures of the National the hostesse• at the close of the inuseum. Colored slides ol meeting. The dining room table buildings in Washington, D. was lovely in red cover and censhown by Mrs. Knlgt.t tered with an antique silver can.Reed as narrator. · In- delabra. Martha and George Wash· on ihe slides were Memor· lngton candles were used on the Continental Hall and Constltu- buffet. Small figuri~es representt~ Hall. Also shown was the in· lng all of the preSidents of the Wflor ol the buildings, including •United States were also displayed. ·hd · . •-'"''>'rooms 1urms e WI'th he1r-. Mrs. Carpenter preilded at the sll11\ills and antiques provided by ver service. . ll\! Daughters from 21! Rlates. , -The program was presented In Mrs. H. B. Smith and Miss Fre· b!!PIDI with National History da Faehnle were guests for the Kontb being promoted by Mrs. afternoon. Lowell Burnell ot Glouster who is ~n General. Another pro~ftm highlight was an original ~m "Heirlooms" written and read .bY Mrs. Dale Dutton. !Ira. Irving Karr Jr., regent, pre· llded and members responded to roll ~•II with "Our Treasures" The Rutland Garden Club met naminc · their own heirlooms. In this week at the home of Mrs. ciliD)uilalon with this, Mrs. Knight Chris Diehl with Mrs. Pearl Little dilplayed a coverlet made by her as the assisting hostess. lneestol'l who raised the sheep, Mrs. William Folan harl the de· d)>ed, spun and carded the wool votions and read a short article, used In the coverlet. "The Beauty of God's World", which had been prepared by Mrs. llrs. Karr reported that Mrs. Vernon Weber. Arthur Carpenter had been ap· A discussion was held concern· pointed Recording Secretary at a ing the club's Spring Flower Show recent Board of Management which Is to be held the last of Apmeeting, replacing Mrs. Lowell ril or the first of May. Roll ca!l Probasco, who moved to Charles· w•s answered by "My Problem ·ton. Mrs. Carpenter was named as Ftower Arrangement." a delegate to the Continental Con· Program Cor the evening iD· rreu In Washington and Mrs. eluded Identifying twigs brought Fear! Hysell as alternate. The annual "Charter Day" lunch- by the members. Mrs. Folan gave eon to be held March 14 at the a paper on "Mechanics of Flower United Methodist churcll was dis- Arranging." Mrs. Cecil Bolin gave eussed. Reservations are to be a paper on "Design and Materials." The hostesseo served ~ dessert made with Mrs. Patrick Loehary couse at the conclusion of the by March IO. An invitation was re- meeting. ceived ;.frOUL the Colonel Charles i.ewla Ch~pier, Pt. Pleuant, W. VI. to aitend a dinner meeting ol that lfPUJI' lo be held at the TrinIty lolethodlat Church, Point Pleas· aht, February 28 ~t 6:15 p. m. Mrs. Burnell will ·be the speaker. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Bentz WoUc assisted by Mra. Eunice Beller, Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Addle Grue•er and Mrs. John W: Vi. by February 20. A report. was aivon of the Smith entortained the Past Coun· Board's planning of the June Tea ciiOI'Il o I Theodorus Council. In observance ol the Chapter's Dau&hters of America, Thur&<iay DOth anniversary. All chapters of evening at her home, West Main Soulheall District and state olli- St. Mrs. R. B. Wilkins was a con· cers wlll be invited. Mrs. Karr, trlbutlng hostess. Devotions by Mrs. Max Meinstate chairman ot motion pictures, hart opened the meeting, follow · ed with the Lord's Prayer and pledge to flag. Mrs. Jack Robson, president, presided at a shorl business ses· simi, after which games were pl)ly· ed and prizes awarded to Mrs. Paul Gruescr. Mrs. Olan Goodwin and Mr.•. Richard Campbell. A salad course was served b.v the hostesses- to those named above and Mis11 Erna Jesse, Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mrs. James Sayre. Mrs. Dernict" Darst, Mrs. Henry Rclhel and Mrs. Thomas Cook. The March meeting will be ~eld at the home of Mrs. Paul Gruescr with Miss Jesse. Mrs. Meinhart and Mrs. Norma Chapman as co· hostesses. RUtl andGarden C.lub Meetl'ng Is Held At Diehl's Theodorus Council Past Councilors Are Entertained WILL YOU LOSE MONEY TO THE WEATHER? Let us protect your home and property with low cost Insurance. Written to cover wind storms and all other hazards of nature. DON'T DELAY! VDEdwards IDiaruee of All Type1 I. z.d St. Pb011e 35-x Pom. Middleport Soeiety Mr. and Mrs. William K. Ever· son and Pnt nnd Jlln 3rc spendiug lhc week-end in Brilliant with re· latives. , Miss .Jane Harris, student nurse at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkers· burg, Is here for the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Hmls Rnd Jilt. Mrs. Shirley Mills was chairman of the committee from the Bu•y llec rJasR of the First Baptis~ Church who prepared the dlnne: THE FOUR KEY RULES OF THIS BANK • To be interested in custpmcrs. • To promote community better· ment. A program on Abraham Lincoln was presented by the lecturer, ·Mrs. William A. Morgan when Roek Springs Grange met 'l;burJday eve,ning. Questions on presidents by Fred Goeglein open<d the program followed by an articie "W~-burning fire place .. by the lecturer. An article .:Lincoln's Sympathy" was read by Mrs. w. R. Davis and a q liz on Lincoln b Mrs. Morgan co~cluded the pr~ gram. Homer ltice, ast master pre· id d t th Pt.' d th ' h ' e a d • mdee 1'1g an e cb. ar· 1er was rape 1or 1wo mem ers, c E D d p s 'th · · ow an ,arry ml • a charter member of the Grange. An invitation was received to at· tend the revival being held at the Middleport Church of Chri$t and plans were IJiade to attend on Fri· day February 21. At the close of the meeting re· freshmenll were served by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leifheit, ~1r. and Mrs. Frank Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. Don Belling. the Rotary-Annes FridW evening Representative and Mrs. George at the Heath ~thodlst Church. Meinhart. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. MilF'red Hibbs, the preai4ent, pre- lcr, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lacey, sided at the meeting. II was an- Mr. an~ Mrs. Harold Edward Hubnounced that a plane would be bard, ~r. and, Mrs. Fran Reichert. chartered out ot Columbus for 1 Mr. and Mrs C J Clarkson, Mr. those in this area who plan to at- I and Mrs. Richmond. tend the National Convention in I' June in Dallas, Texas. Gene Grate, Bernard Fultz, RobThe Girls'. Ensemble of the Mid- I ert Haggerty, Edi~n Baker, Paul' dleport H1gn School Glee Club Smart and Mrs. Milton Smart. sang two numbers "Tammy" and MethodiSt women who served the "Old King Cole". . dinner were: Mrs. Everett Davis, Members and guests present m- chamnan; Mrs. H. E. Bush, Mrs. eluded: Mr. and Mrs. Hibbs, Mr. Carl Mattox, Mrs. Walter Hayes. and Mrs. Don Stivers, M1'. and j Mrs. W11l Reuter, Miss Bess San· Mrs. Emmett Shule~. Mr. and Mrs. born and Miss t'rieda Faehnle. Mason Mothers Club Hears Hospital Head On Children Dr. S. 0. John•on of the Lakin Hospital starr prrsented a film and a talk on actions and reactions of children at dHferent a6CS when the Mason Mothers Club met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Schaekel in ~ason WednPsday evening. Assisting Or. J.lhnson in pre· senting the program 'At as George Davis also of Lakin The club a:-cepted an ;nvilation I from the New Haven Mothers Club to visit in New HaveJi at a club meeting. The Mason dtlb voted to accept the invitation and to Chester Grange mP.t in regular meet with the New Haven group in session Tucsd.o~ evening with Geo· March. rge Holter. Master prc"idin.l{, One It was al so decided !u h~vc a appeal for Aid W1F: read and acted randy cxchangC' at the next meetupon by the members. ing. Mrs. Lucille Swackhamer won Chester Grange Regular Session Held On Tuesday I Mrs. Vera Dodson, ~Irs. Ida Diehl, Mrs. Mary BcrQ', Mr5. Lucille Swackhamer, Mrs. Lilah Zerkle ~1rs. Junl! Burns. Mrs. Betty Fore- man, Mrs. Janet Surface, Mrs. Alice Nease, Mrs. Gudrun Schae· lrel, Mrs.• Gail Ingles, ~1rs. LaVera Yeager, Mrs. Eleanor Ewing, Mrs. Beatrice Weaver, Mrs. Dorothy evening, at her hom•. Mulber& Ave. A short business sgssion 'was held with ' Mrs.. Wilbur ·N,nnlng president. presiding. The 'travel· ing prize donated by Mrs. Wild~tmuth was awarded to Mr~ Charl~s Strauss. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. Lillie Hauck, • Tn-• CI•ty' Sewmg Club Meeting Held. Thursday Evening : ·' · ' I i 26 YEARS LATER . HAWTHORNE. N: Y. UP The two Elllj· · L!ladd "alumni" ·411d they wOuld puf In bids for · their "lima mater." ' TO MEET SCHWIInER Henry and Albett . Shotmeyer,: LEOPOLDVILLE. Bel&ian Con· who arrived from Holland In 1932 ; go UP - British Group Capl with 37 cents between·· them, said I Mrs. Albert Woodard, Mrs. Han· they want the lsiaqd .,o ~~~ u an nin~. Mrs. Otmer Grimm, Mrs. oil storage termhlal. · They are Strauss, Mrs. Donald Hauck, and ownera of ZOO -northern New Jer· Hostess gifts were prcsentedM ·;;r;;s.;;G;;e;;n;;e;;;E;;;va;;;n;;;s;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;s;;ey;;;;;;ra;;;s;;;ol;;;lne;;;,; ' a;;;ta;;;t;;;lo;;n;;;s.;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; when the Tri·City Sewing Club met • Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Sidney Spencer, East Main St. . A dessert ~ourse was served by the hostess to Mrs. Robert Raw· ling,, Mrs. Willard Wildermuth, Mrs. Robert Rober!s, MISS Eliza·! ;::;!\:IIJ' beth Fick, Miss Mary Virginia Reibel, Mrs. Hiram FISher jnd • Mrs. Bradford Maag. /,.1. ;;, C 0 PP II q A. D 2·QUAIT · ('. Schwab, Mrs. Mary Thabel. Mrs Hom~ Alma Turner, Mr£. Jean Cook. MrS. Joyce Carson, Mrs. T. B. McGowan. Guests. were Mrs. JoAnn Green, Mrs. Betty Cadle, Mrs. Louise Thompson,. Mrs. Isabel prown. Mrs. Ro~ert T. Hennessy of the U. s: Charlotte Yonker, Mrs. Jean John Navy arrived Thursday for a visit son, Mrs. Belly Dijddlng, ·Mrs. Jean with his mother, Mrs. Jeule Hen· Goff, and Mrs. Mary Nagle. ' nessy. Hennessy 1 S~UCE PAN. On leave From; ai1 ·:t,s7.so "'" ., Navy Training ·: : ··' O$~tf:r '~· . _ ··''598 roulavtfU2 Hl-QUA·T· . Racine Ch apter OES Off•'cers In h d M T urs ay eeting He was 11101 at the Charleston •irport by Mrs. Hennessy and Leo Ken.nedy Jr. He has· completed bia boot training at Great 'Lakes Na· val Training Station where he received a certificate In the Drum The Past Olfkers Club of Rae· and Bugle Corp. He wlll report on February inc Chapter OES met Thursday to Pensicola, Fla., where he wlll cvcnln~ at the home of Mrs. Hazel be In the Aviation Electronles Cleland. School. Mrs. Bernice Carpenter presid· ent, .presided and the meeting Webb and Noami Brinker were na· opened with the Lord's Pr.ayer in med to investigate the purch•·e "" unisou. Three readings were given, and report at the next meeting. · "Lincoln", Mrs. Cora Webb: "HapRefreshments were served by pincss", Mrs. Chlorus Grimm; and the hostess assisted by Mrs. Emr.a "Lincoln among the trees", Mrs. June McClintock and Mrs. LUI an Carpenter. Contests were held with Jividen, from a table with lace prizes awarded to Mrs. Ruth Barn· cover and centered with a philo· itz r.nd Mrs. Leona Hensley. The dendron. Red candles in crysta~ bir:hday of Mrs. Agnes !'rice was holders were on either. •lde.' FiVor; observed. were small white cups filleol'witl During lhe bustneas session the red heal'ts,, group di'fussed the [litrchase of The !larch meeting will be hcl<i an emblem for Ada's station. Mrs. a! the home of Mrs. Webb. DOUBLE BOIUI ~. '• . t Donna orrutt Home Ec. Chair .. the door prize of a box of Valen· lttulerSio.so.Mhit · man asked ror sales lax stamps tine candy. and gave instructions on the dress Present were Mrs. Ruth Ryan, contest. and the purchase or the dishes andsllvcr ware for .the gra· nge. The program in charge of Mrs. You $av• $2.$2 Dale Kautz was in keeping with ' Oth•rWO!~dt,rfui(RilV.iRI.WAitl Yal·~··~ the Valentme season. Opening Song ''Loves Old Sweet So,ng" Roll call "The funniest or most Home room mothers of the Four; Houa~wares Grade at Sugar Ru n School • th mysterious Valentine you ever rc· ~ · . ·. ,,' ceived" Song "Let Me Call You I Ml1. Don Multet.I aud \Irs. Vktor D~pt. . . Sweetheart" Jov and Rob Kautz. Hannahs entcrtRmcd the cia"' w1t)l ~In . . Dialogut: "A V:;lcnline Box" Ricky a Valentine Party Thursday after tloor noon ~~AMiot $1.7S r'· '. 'I ~~~!.Patty Koblenlz and Elmer Ne· Ga;,es were played and prizes lr'~Alllot 11.7S .~ --., Songs hy members of I he GrRn· were won bv George Francis, Mike ~ ge Contest Names of Songs by 3 Neutzling, and Melania Nibert.' groups won hy No 2. Songs 6 Lit· Beautifully made Valentine fav tic Dol'ks and l.illlt• l! ?d Caboose ors filled with candy were given by Jcnnif <~lld ~1 c lan i c Dean and the children and refrcs ~uncnts. pf PRlly Koblo·nl z. Vall-nti nc Box- cup cakes and kool -actc were ser· rt Com ic Valt•nt ill(•!j and r..:a;l hy the IV' •c~·~·~;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;...;.·.;.;-;_;·;-.;·;·...;.; -.;.;·-;.;·;·.·~-·-~-~:--~~..~-~-~;.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~;;:;;:;;;;~~;::;;;;;;;~:;;;;;;;;;;s~~;;;;~~;t;s~;;;~~ ones rcceivin;:: them. ;- - - - - --Next rcgul:11· meeting wi ll be ~'cb . 25. Rcfn·shm ents iu kt•eping with Vlllcntlnc'.s D:1y were scl'vcli. Room Mothers E_ntertain SUgar Run 4th Graders Church .of Christ Union Youth To Meet On Sunday ' G~UY ~7!!. .. . .. ' ' 'I .,.. '., . ,· EL.Blti To intro.duce you to America's finest furniture! The Christi:tn Endl•uvur of the l1iddleport Churrh of ' 'hrist will 1 be hosts for a Uni on Youth Meet · ing ou Sunday at I :00 P. M. Miss Hose Arzoom aninn, who is helping with the t. vangclistk Scrvil·es being lwld n i ~htly at thr dturch , will be in l'har&c of t:1c progrnm. A social hour wj: J hl' held allcr the meeting. The ,v ul:th groutJs from all the chun:hcs in tuwn an· invited to nttcnd . SPECIAL SAVI~GS ..;. ~ · ..,. . •' .. ' . Fortnite Club Holds Valentine Exchange - LIVING ROOM GROUP retulO~l¥ $269 · .' The Fort Nile Club met day evening at the hontc of Mrs. Richard Schwab. There was a Valentine exchangr of gifts and the birlhdays of Mrs. Henry Null and Mrs. George Dul· las were celebrated. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Morris. The. hostess served • olmcrl course In keeping with a tine theme to the following , beu: Mrs. Null, Mrs. Mrs Richard Owen, Mrs. Jack n.,·,,, ... 1 Mrs. Robert Tewksbary, llam Walters, Miss Ann• and two guests, Misses Lynn by $21.9.00 DEARBORN · includtl: daVenport o~ iota· Hd, pall of matchin1•tlp tabloo, pi~ eock· lclillclblt. and WI~ win& I....je c~. This is our wny or introducing you to the finest furniture you can buy ... finest because it is custom-craFted throughout of solid Northern HnJdroc~ Maple interior construction as well as exterior. Here's liFetime beauty For your home, the wny DEARBORN- and onl) DEAHBOHN- guarantees ill i'l'iday. for the Rev. and Mrs. War· and children, Wnrrrn Jamrs and Mary Ann whrn they moved here from Youn g~ town . l'cn • Hulburt · Choice of complete ro<>m suites · ~1rs. C. P. Ga)lagiJCr •mdcrwent major surgery at Holzer Hospital Friday. John Hobs:ond l'eturnrd hnmr rrom Holzer Hospital Fl' i d a~· wh rrl' he had· bCCh 8 patient rvr SC\'Cral days. 1 . Mrs. 1 William Bctz 11 ho haol been brought to the home of her parcn~ ~lr. and i•irs. C. H. Wise k ear er this week. was rclul'ned to Hoi er Hospital Fridn for fur· thcr treatment. · ,LlMiTEU'.· TIME ONL\ • To make fundi availab!e to expand local proapetity. ~ ' I' • B.ji:P~QOM • J (UlOUP rt~u.J~rly $269 only· I ,, . ·$~~,··~\-:) • To provide the tinest faciltucs . po!~illk for our depositorl. irtcludt•: dftuer deek \'c~~~\~~ <hett, nllhttltlid.l'ulll headboard. '• ··. Don't Mis.s this .Unu.sual Savini UDJf1or1~un1:t.\ . \ . '' . ' . � 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 15, 1958 hayes lewis mcmaster mcmillen miller shain terry woodrum