https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3a7b540a02d2ed97afa521325f08657e.pdf 38a5376ec03b2ec3ba52b8c2e112d55b PDF Text Text . " l '.. ' '·' " Hartl News ··., _ , "-uFFET ! ' WEST SHADE ·. Mrs. WUI Heilman called 011 5 r.ap·1 Mra. Leonard !Anbam Monda)'. Mr 'and Mrs WJilam Gibbs ~· M•• and Mrs. Albert . Goe""ln m:t4lncd' wit a ~r! at arid daughter, Patty, Mr. and llrL tbeii' homo receutly fj,(i' ilt. Charles Geo&l~ln were vlsltcirt a! ,and' Mrs. Joseph Lac.lroz. r., df the Homer Geogleln hOIIIe SJ111clay. your fanllly Newburr, New York. The JU!'Sts Mr. aJIII Mn. Ham Btoq and theae wlhter presented the honorees with ian children spent Sunday aflefnOQn, pro1~r · electrli coffee maker. ' t a~ the Russell P1int.er home. Enjoying the o«asibn were M:r. H~er Geoa:lem called oa Ha~ and Mrs. Laqroz.' Mr and lira Radfordiind Tom Wells at Meijs George McKnag!Jt, ldt and MH Hol]lltal Tue&day. They also called Earl Fleldo, Misses Wanda, Her·· at uie Eat! Hartenbaeb and ,Hariy man, l)etty Kelly and HoYiard Smllb hQmea. • too water Parker. Dousw /obnson Is spendlnc tlle ,dry out In tbo MRS. BAEEM HONORID week wltb his grsndparen\1, phere Indoors. , , • > Mr. and lin. w. L Stone, en. and Mn. Raymond Taylor ,of Ad> Here are a lew poln\trsl tlil'l'< tertalned with a sl• o'cloeli din· dlson. you might be antereoteil In on tijo ner last Saturday In honor ol·llro care ol cyclamen, becom., Afrl· John Breem of carleton, 'Minn. "PPLE GROVE. can violets, primroses, Jel'u"'lm pen G d Mr1 A D V , h d ental pe))'per your uests- were Mr an ly Roulll •plants, erry and an azr.:.O:u, ornam 1, ' · Rev. lbd rs Edw~trd Grl,r tlth 0 00 S of Baabau spent Thurod•y ~vcnlnJ A good potted cyclamen will wath Mr. and Mrs Russel) llouah bloom for several months If you 1 •• ' : ' were busmeA vUutOrs 1n bur&, V! Va , Fnda~ Mrs Albert Smith and sou, ThQri111S were business visitors .in Galhpohs Frtday monunr:. M1ss Erma Smith wbo 11 conMiss Bose Anoomanlan, evln, fmed to her home with the flu is • .iellst and vocal•a't headlined ihe reported as unproviog. program presented Friday evenInc whon she wao the guest of the ~ ~~ Delores Kraeutter, daugh1'omoroy-Middleport Rotary Club. ' ,..,tel of Mr. and Mts Eld'ln Kraeut· In a brief talk prtor to her of· ; ter, Moming Star a student at OU ~....;.-. ferina: of aeveral number& Miss Ar' ~ :Dj 1loing student teachmg at The zoomanlan pointed out the need for "Getting closer to Chrlot In our ! PliiDI. '' Mr. and Mrs W1lbo:~.m Clark Mrs Davkl Miller, Mrs. Arthur everyday course of living". Carpenter and Mrs. Theodore Ree4 Sr of Pomeroy were in Ath· Cash Bahr, program chairman ens Thurt:dJY evenlns:rto attend an Introduced Fred I Gardnet, pastor alumnae meeting of Pi Phi Soror· of the Middleport Church of itY Christ who told of the evangells· Mr and Mrs Wlllis Aleshire of tic work being done at that ehurch I •t the present Ume and pointed Dayton ara week eod IU~•t~,eo out the value of Miss Arzoomanlan her parentl, Mr and Mfs. er rt 1n furthering that work He then Chambers and family. introduced Miss Arzoomanian t~ Mr. and Mrs Fred H1bba aUFnd· the assemblage. ed the Blue and Gold Banquet of Gene Grate accompamed Mtss Cub Pack 2M Frtday evenhla; at Arzoomantan Dn the piano the Presbyterian Church in Point In the busm~ss ses 1100 Rtcha:rd Pleaoant Mr. Hibb& is District owen. vlce·presldent and presi· ALL for the Bob scouta in 1dent-elect presided m the absence the hlGM D!Jtrlct of President Fred Babbs Rotarians Hear Song Evangelist Frl' doy Eve ning i Middleport ,.,.;tety . S ROOMS OP NEW Furnit~re $595 1 INCLUDES ' ltlriJer-.r ...Gn Ran~e ' Pay Ollly f5UO tl~a ... $!9.60 per IIIODib BAI(E'R FURNITURI SN Gary Preoton of the USN, 'Wbo Is stationed at Norfolk, Va. is spending the week end with his pl'iterUs, Mr and Mrs Gerald Pres· and Bob. When he returns, Pro111on will leave on a CarrlbeaD eANY TYPE! See or C•U ' lQ_JI,N RICHMOND (1J ·)llddlell0"1 814 E. Mabl St. . ·:WASHINGTON'S IIRT.HDAY ' SPECIALS . NEW - Nf:W - NEW ' RNSIDE ·-nd -WARM ·MORNING (:OAt. HE~TERS $20.00 Fl tw d• lodl'es Al'd In QUl'I hng . party The Ladles Aid of the :flatwoods I~ou~r~~~~~l~~¥~~~~~~~;;~~~~~ Mrt.~-rt and famiJy and Mr. ;~nd Airs. Her keep it at a temperature around tp $1:72.50 • I bert Roush and son. ~ 811 to 88 degre~· wbere', lt CIR cet - • • Mro. Edno lloUsb returned hO!liO the mornlnr llrht -and don't let Ft1doy nikht •Iter spendinl lbe the ooil dry out completely whUe community met Thursday at the out mnnth wltlt Mr and M:r1 Wil· it b 'blooming. HoweVer, when:the home of ,\otrs. D. J. M~gt,P., for an ter McDadf at Troy. ' plant atart1 to lose leaves, you all day quilting. Mr. und Mrs. HOWJrd Robln"on sliouta allow the aoil 'tO 'become A potluc:t dinner was served at bave given the name of Bryan diltr than tn the growbil season noon with Mn Alvin Russell ClV· Wayne to their new spn: ' .. -lnlt not powder dry. some moi&ing the Blessing. ,~ ture muat be present. U Y9U want Present were Mrs Linder Dalnl Bud To~ey has the meastea, to earry ydur piin.t over for' a and granddaughter, Pe'u y MU· Mr. and Mrs. Danfel Eu~er a! ~cond seaiOn store lt ~tn a cool hoan, Mrs Clyde Wells, Mra ~ohn Rac:ipe .spent lhe week e~d wltp , dan:·, damP elnar. ' Bailey and son, Gr~goryl Mn. Har· lfr and Mrs Alec ~heeler. ' A begonia needa fu11Jun during ley Hannmg .ll.nd daqghter, Nan, Mra. Pete ShieldJ of Et·D: Letart the winter months. Everblooming Mr~ E J Hill, :drs. Charlei Geot:· spent Sunday, afte~noon wlth Mr be~ias will •bloom tht<Jil&h the lem, Mrs Russell and daughter, and :M~s. Etr _ RnbiD&On whole year, even in warm rooms I Henrietta, and Mrs Morgan. Hume, Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Rutten· and low humidity. , ' cutter, Mr and Mn. N. 0. Wein, Your African violets need ~ Mrs. Hugo Juhling, Mrs. R. r. Bry· ounny wlpdow during tile middle ant and Mn. L. c Roush. of winter bi.J,t you ean put tbem in eHOWEI HILO tho sbade abOut the lilt o( FebMrs. Willlom Gibbs, the former ruary. Let' th~ soli get dry before one guest wao present for th.e Vlrtlnla Johnson, was honored you water ll!enl, and Ilion uw(!vameeting he bemg Loren Lynd, lA r0 er5 with a stork shower Friday even• ter several decrees "!'armer than manager of the Modern Mart, lnc The sixth grade taught by Mra. ina at the home of Mn. Orln Love room temperature. It 11 not neees· of Middlepo~t as the guest of Ro· Thomas, substituting for wit'b Mrs. Love and Mrs. Ray sary to watet these vlqleta from bert Coats. Wdhams, had a George Fl [d al e bOAteues the bottom If you are eareflll not Party Friday after· e s oto get any water Of) ~~ leaves. noon at the schoOl The toJor aclleme of Jreen and Pl'imrol(ls ne~ abundant light Dancing wos enjoyed and a num- yellow wal carried out In tho dee- In tho winter 'and do their best at ber' of games and conteata held orationa-and refreshments. Durl~ abou.~ 6S de~. T\lO OlUCb water· with prise• awarded to Kitty, J'er- tKe evening game• were enJoyed inl will rot them bat' Y~ sho~d· singer, Kenny Lawhorn, who 1&110 'won by Mrt. George n't allow thetiQl io c:lr1 ODt..l won the door pnze, Don Newnian, Mn. Gerald Kearns, The Jerualem cherry and omJ· · Glbho and MIP 'llel· mental popper like cool u$p<it•· Ruth Hudson, elementary super~ Alita Carpenter, Jenmler Crew en ~lfflo Mra. Wllllom McKnlgh\ I turel, blgb humidity, ond pl~nty '> viaor of the State Department of and Frank Titus won the door prize. , of sun!lhlne. Smoke or gas in the !duc,tlon, visited classes in CenCup cakes iced m white and Attendlne were Mr · ·and Mrs. room wUI make the leaves droP.. tQI School and In Sugar Run topped with two red cherrie1 and Rlehard Johnaon, Mrs. WIUiam.!lle Your ezeleaa wllllut much lopeSe1iool on Wedneoday • a green stem, potato chipl •and Knlgh~ Mrs. Ellpbeth Gruoaer, er It you keep them 11\ a cool, huShe also d~rect(!d a panel dli· an orange drink were seJ"'ed by Mra. J. W. Kell, Ml'll. Uwar<l Kell, mid atmosphere durin& the day. cuulon on school problems at the the room mother~, Mrs. Wutard Mn. Franclo Joh~n. Mrs. Wll· Homer Goeclolo called at- the end of a day In a Joint meeting of Ebersbacb and Mn Albert. Smith liam Fields, Mra. Stanford Powell, elementary teacheu held at Su· Favora were miniature fJI8•· John· Mrs Artbur Wayland, Mfl. Rutter Painter home Wedneaday. ny Strauss treated eoch of his Knlrht, Mr~ Gerold Kearns, Mrs. ' Cottare Prayer meeUnc of MI.. rar Rut> School classmates with a candy hear\, Marion Burnett, Mrs SblrlO)" Herman church was held at \ttc ' In the discussiOn, M1ss Hudson " Brown, Mra. Geor1e MeKnltlhl, home of Mr. ond Mrs. Wlll Hell· commented favorably on several Mn. Raymond Brown, Mrs. Janice man Feb. 1... Palllter tli\naa obse.-ved In the Soller, Ill"'" G!a"'',JC~ht, .Be• llr. and ' Mra. two achooil through the , day She and Harry sie Jenkin,, Holop RIIIIO· ond EJ. called on Ralph alao expreued satlsracLion with leen Anderson. Brown Tuetday the ll%1 of ciao rooms in the school• 1nd added that present day planner of school buildings Mrs. W. H Eberabach who has should make certain th.at cla1s been Ill at her home, Mulberry room• are built. large enouah for Ave , for several weeki, qu1etly ob· the aclivltlea o! the elassr40m. served her birthday Thursday. A\ the close of the meeting, re· In the evenlna to wl' h freshmenta were se'rved those •In herCalling happy birthday were Mrs; a / attendance. f Ad'm Ebersbach, Mlas Kate Eben• b"ii<!h and Mrs Ben Neulziing A deeoraled 1~irthday cake and • lee cream were '·trved by Mtss Sy· btl Ebersbach _.Jjt\observanee of her mother's blrtbHay , lolrs. Eherlbaeh received a nuq~· Me~ts • ber of rifts £rom her relatives dd The Friendship F.rm Bureau frienda. l ' Council m~t 11 the hQme of !jr. and Mro. Lloyd Roush for their February meeunc. The dlscuPton period wa,a "How L)tlle We Know About How Our '1:11 Money ro S~nt." , Twelve membera anawered roll ' "cheotcr Council Daughters Amcrlea lo teaulsr session, .' Tuesday expect. of the the of a new ord" ?f parlang area Woshl'ngton Party Held Frl'doy By S'.,th G d Supervisor ~~~W~I:Ih~a~m~O~hl~ln~a~er~ls~a~~~.l I,P•Uent at Meigs General Visits Classes In Schools Here NEED GOOD INSURANCE? e FOR THE BEST! 0. Tlte BriJbtesl Coraer \ 11r.' r - come before the special iJ whlt aetion, lf any, 11 1<1 be token 'rep!dlns the Pomeroy Sewage !1\Jmpin.g permit which was recently bj!for• the Ohio Water Pollution Boord ond, on whieb, ,.. tlon was delemd anUJ Mareb 11. I ' • ~ Friendship Form Bureau Council .. '" Chester'Dof A Council Meeting lileld Tuesday • ·. . ., v 't• ,, I I .r ., ~ ' ,. ' '• ,. 'I I '' ' ' ' ', i ' -~'" ~ ' ' > ' I I ' ~ G~-Co»nijan. ~estedfpt D11 IK ' . ·· }J:~~P!~~~~resldenl ,I I wiiilrer Herld.:lmaD, 32, waa in the County Jail todoy atalllilg on of driving arlin· by Dopil\J Mrs. W. Ebersboch Quietly Observe~~ Birthday Thursday ,. 1tem · wh1eh might abo , . ' , ,. , ' ' ' " '' I Murden ·:.- Mr. !!loush, llvpd formerly , ,, "s ~ ' Homer ·' ' urv1vprs 1are 1 son,, Rous'li, Nor!& Ca~ton, 1).; ~nrldohlldren; ••~ 1 bllrthor, Ralph' !Iouth, South Bend, ln<l. tart Falb. ' �' ' ' .. ' ' ' ', \ ,~p _.,.. ~ · .., ~ r ,.t>.or .... • I •l ·~ i'!lo'lJ.'.U ' . ' ' Edilorian!y '' . .' ' ' "Millifilt' ~oii~'DI. .:~nt.bnstrotes.VNifJ/y How ' ',, ' Futile Is The ·comm~nis•··breom-0# Material fqup/.ity_ ·, ·. , ! • !, ~ ' . c;orHf IJ'f:,&n4 "·POWER.TE!ST" a·n I 'I -~ ~<;ofWn, \like madyf't~«eqnled ;it' 'Jthe' lltrat was desert$1. \Not itbua\ 's~et l Mv!nJ.~a-mlllloabucks? . ,, . . 1 cnr or cabin sight. 1 wa~~llild ~.N'tlih- I • , A, Sebllnel reader offered.th)! item lieiow ing in sight. Thlnking')f(nlethliig qaa !rappen· -· . t-~ay• .Jt sugge.st's all elearl)l, i~ anything ed· OI)IY ~ my 1neighborhoad, I went to anoth 1 " 'ivt ever read the ln'estapai;J)e' fUtility Of the er. 'Not ~verr i> train was m9ving. Then peo'· ~om.munist dream. In gen~a~ terms as.Marx pie ~egari· to ·appear on the street - first, .a~ ·Eng.els for~ed ·It· this dream pose~ that o.nly a few, then many, then hundreds. I join· - ~~1erY humon ·bemg' sliOuld'be equtl political- ed and began asking qu~stions: "What has ,, · ,IY pn4 materially iq world' goods. · happened? Where .can I buy food?" Then r , ll'itled "Million DOllar Dream" and from , gat the jolt. Somebody said, '' Don't you "'l'ije Freeman" maga.zine: , know? EverybO~y has a million dolla~s and . •l dr~nmed I had a million dollars and need nnbody .ha~ to wprk anymore." never work again . " At first I was stunned. I thought that sorl.e, l ~bought of all the tl\lngs II c~uld now do how a mistake!' ¥ 8~astly mistake had ·!JE,~ llecause _I had a milli?n bucks . 1 would buy made - but ,\h e was no mlstak~. It was the. fanciest food money could buy. 1.would really true. Every ody had a million dollars buy a fine house. Onfy tile sportiest and most . •and thought that . ork wa. over for him. e~penslve automobile's would suit me ' from Then it da)Vned1. p.w.e as.neyer before. th~t nqw on. Clothing? Only the richept ~nd finest all of us are de , dent UMn all. of tilt> rest .' ; I' would eve. cover me agaln 1 Oil, ' was In do- of U$; that 16 a aU·extent at llillst my labor ver aU right. My fondest wishes had come had a' jilace, plll'l: in the tot~i welfare of true. mankind. Willi 11· aligry shout I tossed to the winds even the. oughi of a million doltars. In my' dream I dressed .and, being hung1·y, Then I woke u, My dream was over. The went to breakfast. 'Fbere wasn't pny. My wife SUI\ :wa~ shining, th birds singing, my wife was In tears, The food she hatl' ordered the ratthnJIIhe breaKfast hlngs, !·looked. out the day before hadn't been dellver.ed. Not even a Jind saw· a orld of people 'movinl ~~~~:~~~H!~~~~~C; bottle of milk or the morning newspaper window about their tasks. eiieh contributing alittle to Funeral greeted me when I o)Jened' the door. I tried my life and living just as 'I contribute to Jane .Young were ,••;;:;;;;' ·noon a1 2:00 at the ~ to telephone the grocery but the line woo th e11'8. I called to ·my wlf~, "Hurry up· with d,lat· Church wlth dead. I said, "Oh, well, !'It take· a walk and that breakfast, sweetheart; 1 want to get' to Grove• oiflclatlng. work the· Chester Cemetery und~~ bring b~ek something. for brU!dast." · dlreollon · of the Rawllnga-Goall · SlEK OIL IN- SAHARA LOAN TO PINLAND Fttnerat Home. ; ·~ ' PARIS, UP - Americiin petrol· H&LSINKI, Fmlan~ UP - 1')1o 'ro Mil-T THU•So ' • '' f!{_m eomp'11nies soon wtn prol!lpl<lt United States hAs ngread to give " IIi'' r lor oll in the Sahora O.Sert lor' Flnlarid a 14 million dollar lonn The CommiBSion on Education UJe first time, it wa1 announceed to.,llnanoe· con~trucllon a( a hy· ' ' • 00 of lhe Heat~ M~hodlst'• 'f:llu)ob yeatorday. A communlt~ue from droclilo,trlc plant and .othet lpdua• • ,wUl meet ',Tbursday evonllit at ' the Mlnlstrr tor the Sahara listed trial exponslon, It was •nnounced \ . ~llllihtARY MBITING 7:30 at the home of Mr. and 1Wt. Cttles Service, Sinclair and the today, The loan will• come from 'litii> American Ledlon Auxlll· Emeroon Jbaei. .'·, ~· ' ·, a Chann~l~~bnlay s :o~ 8:45 f C!:B;, New~ •throug~ the Export Import Bonk. ly oil rich deseret. ' ' - .. _,..-· Steer of bills with a llh Bolinger) ol Madison, Wioc., · are a~nouncin1 the birth of a aon ~atrick Timothy, on Wedn08day February 19. Gfandparen(s are Mr: and Mrs. Verne Bolinger, Pomeroy " and ).tr. and Mrs. John Kevan, Miclllgan , Thel(evlina ·also Have ·• aon, 'amel!l, aged lT' m'onths. ·· MIITII'IG CIIANGED ·The meeting of tbe Ladles Auxltlary o( Drew Webster Pos! Amer· lean Lesion, &cbftl)ulcd to, meet 1t the LeQion Hall, 'l'uooiday evening has been ehangod to the home ol lllrs. Ptarl Hy1ell, Mulborery Ave. DAY Army. ' hu •n· wltl 1 be anoth· !his Thuro- 27, from on Sec· In to ot tiaementl I. J, & Oriental Chriotlu would- be required hlno~ . ·•~·· counciL ffom issuing II. Timid adver~ 22. LefaJ cl&tm ' doUaro In .bondL •ervt ,. . . Undta)l , 13. Vl.Wa a.. Vol. ' • ·MifTING CALUD , The Melh"'C!1BI f•M<n' ot Hoatli Me!liOiUiR:1111il'!;hr·w.ill<' ,n)"et on Tue<idq~n•• al· M:ehurch a! bllhOpl ( Jl. C&i11tll iV I E:g7Pt1 ' I . Light 1:30 Ao the Wl\1'1~ TDI'llll 2:00 Be•t the Cloc~' 2:30 Houoeparty ' 3:00 Big Payoff 3:30 The Verlict ls ·Youn 4:00 Brighter Day ;~~-=:~;; J,CompOiltor G·Jidln~ . , 12. Bmoothl11r ~ IF . 1:30. IS. COme u '' ..... ) $8, Worp. Ylnt Q. Gime Of to. ' Fit«! ·~ to o11~ ,..,~t. J 1 ' 4 :1~ UO •••.t coMpleJo line. ........ ......, .,;~ 1Dlller tbe hood of tNe£1 ~ Golden 1:00 Katie's Kitchen Thew'P.1o'::!YD:AY .tell0'8 · Mr. and "Mrs. James Kevan (Ed· • 12:45 Der Hyaelt, MuLherey Ave., Pom- wUlmeet at the home oroy,.tnatead, bt the ~eglon Hall NIW ARitfVAL ·ft ·~ Morning ~how 9:Qil ,Garry l!foore f 10:30' Arthur GodlreJ U:i!J) Dotto , 12:1b Newo at Noon 12:1$ LOve oflJie . 12:30 · Search lqr Tomorrow 9<00 Oailv Sentmel· Davb k Newmont Minlna Company 81 be· funds IU!CUmulttted ' in Flnlanrl arJ Drew Webller- ~nit regular ing among the firma &ranted ex- from !Oleo or U. S. agricultural m~el\n~ ,will be lleid·Tt1oaday 0 , 0, ploitation riC nrcns In tho POtential· surpl~; products. It will he mdde nlne. Fogruo;y 25, at the home el : G•!!,toln Ka~cafoo , ... O.W.. ~ INIBNAltONAu "'life fra PlckupatD 33~ ..._ GVW uX:..hHIMs. : • . .~r ·INT~tiONALI, to ttoOO lb1. GYW, 1011nd oot world '• Se<ret Storm , Ed~e. of Night Almi""'""lf ~TlOIIIAL 'nuck. 9:30 De.,mber !l(\do 10:00 Studb{fe · : 11:00 . The N s Tonight ll:OG S<fannl the, 1-ol thor 11':1.6 MGII ·~te Show' ' 1iWM·TN~T¥ , ~ 'Here'll11be'ftTII)....... Ibat·Y,OIIftiOlf. lliltl~ .... flniiatloD· t.e one of em - ·Dilla· JIAtloJui811Dif~ 'lhlf' it Gl""k the ........ und0r111o - · ........ toad' cdllllltkn )W clan ftld Put it tliroulh;"*'lhat' ' ul' 1' wllalll1bo);jj ,-~ftrudi: altai!l••hhudder. MlliO.Wii&f...,meanliYmore woble ha:lepowel ""*"'COli ....... - ,.uc•• " . ' . ,,-- ieaJ1Y l. ~ " eost least to own I . ••tt· ~ · ~ ........J - co~. tt~c~ I ; .. '. ,;, ~ ., ' ' .. • ., '"i' ,, . I ·~Pis~; .. all 'you'd ....-want! Alia yooi pi it ID'a laai-'*"R""am:''lbal " - oPIItB 'way dowD. . ~~,,... tbia: that 1irla IUIDONAL ~ CGit ltiGit II) own! Come ID toda,yl' . . 5:00 MGIII Early Show 8:30 •Yo\"' E!so 1\eourtet .1 8:45 Sports Parade • 6:$5 Weatherman 7: Do · Star P<irformaoce 7:3_0 , J!ob<·- l!ciod •' 6:00', Bilrilo and•Aile£"' ~ · · 8:80 ·TaleDI ~~s' j' '' 9:00 :qanny Thuma~ ' , .. ' �' ' ' .. ' ' ' ', \ ,~p _.,.. ~ · .., ~ r ,.t>.or .... • I •l ·~ i'!lo'lJ.'.U ' . ' ' Edilorian!y '' . .' ' ' "Millifilt' ~oii~'DI. .:~nt.bnstrotes.VNifJ/y How ' ',, ' Futile Is The ·comm~nis•··breom-0# Material fqup/.ity_ ·, ·. , ! • !, ~ ' . c;orHf IJ'f:,&n4 "·POWER.TE!ST" a·n I 'I -~ ~<;ofWn, \like madyf't~«eqnled ;it' 'Jthe' lltrat was desert$1. \Not itbua\ 's~et l Mv!nJ.~a-mlllloabucks? . ,, . . 1 cnr or cabin sight. 1 wa~~llild ~.N'tlih- I • , A, Sebllnel reader offered.th)! item lieiow ing in sight. Thlnking')f(nlethliig qaa !rappen· -· . t-~ay• .Jt sugge.st's all elearl)l, i~ anything ed· OI)IY ~ my 1neighborhoad, I went to anoth 1 " 'ivt ever read the ln'estapai;J)e' fUtility Of the er. 'Not ~verr i> train was m9ving. Then peo'· ~om.munist dream. In gen~a~ terms as.Marx pie ~egari· to ·appear on the street - first, .a~ ·Eng.els for~ed ·It· this dream pose~ that o.nly a few, then many, then hundreds. I join· - ~~1erY humon ·bemg' sliOuld'be equtl political- ed and began asking qu~stions: "What has ,, · ,IY pn4 materially iq world' goods. · happened? Where .can I buy food?" Then r , ll'itled "Million DOllar Dream" and from , gat the jolt. Somebody said, '' Don't you "'l'ije Freeman" maga.zine: , know? EverybO~y has a million dolla~s and . •l dr~nmed I had a million dollars and need nnbody .ha~ to wprk anymore." never work again . " At first I was stunned. I thought that sorl.e, l ~bought of all the tl\lngs II c~uld now do how a mistake!' ¥ 8~astly mistake had ·!JE,~ llecause _I had a milli?n bucks . 1 would buy made - but ,\h e was no mlstak~. It was the. fanciest food money could buy. 1.would really true. Every ody had a million dollars buy a fine house. Onfy tile sportiest and most . •and thought that . ork wa. over for him. e~penslve automobile's would suit me ' from Then it da)Vned1. p.w.e as.neyer before. th~t nqw on. Clothing? Only the richept ~nd finest all of us are de , dent UMn all. of tilt> rest .' ; I' would eve. cover me agaln 1 Oil, ' was In do- of U$; that 16 a aU·extent at llillst my labor ver aU right. My fondest wishes had come had a' jilace, plll'l: in the tot~i welfare of true. mankind. Willi 11· aligry shout I tossed to the winds even the. oughi of a million doltars. In my' dream I dressed .and, being hung1·y, Then I woke u, My dream was over. The went to breakfast. 'Fbere wasn't pny. My wife SUI\ :wa~ shining, th birds singing, my wife was In tears, The food she hatl' ordered the ratthnJIIhe breaKfast hlngs, !·looked. out the day before hadn't been dellver.ed. Not even a Jind saw· a orld of people 'movinl ~~~~:~~~H!~~~~~C; bottle of milk or the morning newspaper window about their tasks. eiieh contributing alittle to Funeral greeted me when I o)Jened' the door. I tried my life and living just as 'I contribute to Jane .Young were ,••;;:;;;;' ·noon a1 2:00 at the ~ to telephone the grocery but the line woo th e11'8. I called to ·my wlf~, "Hurry up· with d,lat· Church wlth dead. I said, "Oh, well, !'It take· a walk and that breakfast, sweetheart; 1 want to get' to Grove• oiflclatlng. work the· Chester Cemetery und~~ bring b~ek something. for brU!dast." · dlreollon · of the Rawllnga-Goall · SlEK OIL IN- SAHARA LOAN TO PINLAND Fttnerat Home. ; ·~ ' PARIS, UP - Americiin petrol· H&LSINKI, Fmlan~ UP - 1')1o 'ro Mil-T THU•So ' • '' f!{_m eomp'11nies soon wtn prol!lpl<lt United States hAs ngread to give " IIi'' r lor oll in the Sahora O.Sert lor' Flnlarid a 14 million dollar lonn The CommiBSion on Education UJe first time, it wa1 announceed to.,llnanoe· con~trucllon a( a hy· ' ' • 00 of lhe Heat~ M~hodlst'• 'f:llu)ob yeatorday. A communlt~ue from droclilo,trlc plant and .othet lpdua• • ,wUl meet ',Tbursday evonllit at ' the Mlnlstrr tor the Sahara listed trial exponslon, It was •nnounced \ . ~llllihtARY MBITING 7:30 at the home of Mr. and 1Wt. Cttles Service, Sinclair and the today, The loan will• come from 'litii> American Ledlon Auxlll· Emeroon Jbaei. .'·, ~· ' ·, a Chann~l~~bnlay s :o~ 8:45 f C!:B;, New~ •throug~ the Export Import Bonk. ly oil rich deseret. ' ' - .. _,..-· Steer of bills with a llh Bolinger) ol Madison, Wioc., · are a~nouncin1 the birth of a aon ~atrick Timothy, on Wedn08day February 19. Gfandparen(s are Mr: and Mrs. Verne Bolinger, Pomeroy " and ).tr. and Mrs. John Kevan, Miclllgan , Thel(evlina ·also Have ·• aon, 'amel!l, aged lT' m'onths. ·· MIITII'IG CIIANGED ·The meeting of tbe Ladles Auxltlary o( Drew Webster Pos! Amer· lean Lesion, &cbftl)ulcd to, meet 1t the LeQion Hall, 'l'uooiday evening has been ehangod to the home ol lllrs. Ptarl Hy1ell, Mulborery Ave. DAY Army. ' hu •n· wltl 1 be anoth· !his Thuro- 27, from on Sec· In to ot tiaementl I. J, & Oriental Chriotlu would- be required hlno~ . ·•~·· counciL ffom issuing II. Timid adver~ 22. LefaJ cl&tm ' doUaro In .bondL •ervt ,. . . Undta)l , 13. Vl.Wa a.. Vol. ' • ·MifTING CALUD , The Melh"'C!1BI f•M<n' ot Hoatli Me!liOiUiR:1111il'!;hr·w.ill<' ,n)"et on Tue<idq~n•• al· M:ehurch a! bllhOpl ( Jl. C&i11tll iV I E:g7Pt1 ' I . Light 1:30 Ao the Wl\1'1~ TDI'llll 2:00 Be•t the Cloc~' 2:30 Houoeparty ' 3:00 Big Payoff 3:30 The Verlict ls ·Youn 4:00 Brighter Day ;~~-=:~;; J,CompOiltor G·Jidln~ . , 12. Bmoothl11r ~ IF . 1:30. IS. COme u '' ..... ) $8, Worp. Ylnt Q. Gime Of to. ' Fit«! ·~ to o11~ ,..,~t. J 1 ' 4 :1~ UO •••.t coMpleJo line. ........ ......, .,;~ 1Dlller tbe hood of tNe£1 ~ Golden 1:00 Katie's Kitchen Thew'P.1o'::!YD:AY .tell0'8 · Mr. and "Mrs. James Kevan (Ed· • 12:45 Der Hyaelt, MuLherey Ave., Pom- wUlmeet at the home oroy,.tnatead, bt the ~eglon Hall NIW ARitfVAL ·ft ·~ Morning ~how 9:Qil ,Garry l!foore f 10:30' Arthur GodlreJ U:i!J) Dotto , 12:1b Newo at Noon 12:1$ LOve oflJie . 12:30 · Search lqr Tomorrow 9<00 Oailv Sentmel· Davb k Newmont Minlna Company 81 be· funds IU!CUmulttted ' in Flnlanrl arJ Drew Webller- ~nit regular ing among the firma &ranted ex- from !Oleo or U. S. agricultural m~el\n~ ,will be lleid·Tt1oaday 0 , 0, ploitation riC nrcns In tho POtential· surpl~; products. It will he mdde nlne. Fogruo;y 25, at the home el : G•!!,toln Ka~cafoo , ... O.W.. ~ INIBNAltONAu "'life fra PlckupatD 33~ ..._ GVW uX:..hHIMs. : • . .~r ·INT~tiONALI, to ttoOO lb1. GYW, 1011nd oot world '• Se<ret Storm , Ed~e. of Night Almi""'""lf ~TlOIIIAL 'nuck. 9:30 De.,mber !l(\do 10:00 Studb{fe · : 11:00 . The N s Tonight ll:OG S<fannl the, 1-ol thor 11':1.6 MGII ·~te Show' ' 1iWM·TN~T¥ , ~ 'Here'll11be'ftTII)....... Ibat·Y,OIIftiOlf. lliltl~ .... flniiatloD· t.e one of em - ·Dilla· JIAtloJui811Dif~ 'lhlf' it Gl""k the ........ und0r111o - · ........ toad' cdllllltkn )W clan ftld Put it tliroulh;"*'lhat' ' ul' 1' wllalll1bo);jj ,-~ftrudi: altai!l••hhudder. MlliO.Wii&f...,meanliYmore woble ha:lepowel ""*"'COli ....... - ,.uc•• " . ' . ,,-- ieaJ1Y l. ~ " eost least to own I . ••tt· ~ · ~ ........J - co~. tt~c~ I ; .. '. ,;, ~ ., ' ' .. • ., '"i' ,, . I ·~Pis~; .. all 'you'd ....-want! Alia yooi pi it ID'a laai-'*"R""am:''lbal " - oPIItB 'way dowD. . ~~,,... tbia: that 1irla IUIDONAL ~ CGit ltiGit II) own! Come ID toda,yl' . . 5:00 MGIII Early Show 8:30 •Yo\"' E!so 1\eourtet .1 8:45 Sports Parade • 6:$5 Weatherman 7: Do · Star P<irformaoce 7:3_0 , J!ob<·- l!ciod •' 6:00', Bilrilo and•Aile£"' ~ · · 8:80 ·TaleDI ~~s' j' '' 9:00 :qanny Thuma~ ' , .. ' �•~: :r I ' "' <It ~ . . '. • JohiiHn, . ,., .• ' Hllr ,United Pnsl .' ·'B1rnly lerllnttr, WinMr oV, th.t ••lllvon Awor<l In JHl and ~i­ tlonal Decathlon chomp' "' 1933. 10f;04>ibty woo lrtthlt . all· NUnd trock athlot, ovor , -~ 0110'1 'at .lhf Unlvoi:jl~ 'ol l'anntVf· ¥•nla. . As • ~Nihmen . In 1921, tho: · · - ........... u.- s. -·~~~ ...... H• .Otym,lc Wit ........ tiy Dftotl'lon chomp tbrH tlmto and notlontl """''"''"" ch..,p In '1931 Hfort wlnrilnt tho notloriol AAU, ~~thlon crown In •u: whti....... hopnnad ... ' lanioy lorllnttr? 'Tidly ha It ,PrHfdonl of tho Clvtktr, CIIJ' ~r Wq'!<i 1 t - . , , . . , Pt. • 1 PhllodOipfil' •burtt. Hht lOft, a.-r, Jr~ ~·• oq tnd an Pon..yl... lo'o 'foOitooll ,loom laot. loll ond 1111 ¥ hlo first "'"' t1 tho "tllonal AAU Dlctthlon crown. Ha · llnlohloi Ulh. . J_- lndlona ~ Otolo St, U Clnclnnotl II Tuloa 71 lrodloy 12 St. Loull· ., . Mloml Ohio 71 Tot.,6f Idaho IS Woohln,ioft ' 61 l'lae . . . . S..tlttel DITTON FOUND HANGID HAYWARD, Call!. liP - Deap Delton, 49, who elaimed the world prole,.lonal wre~tllnc title In ·ibe late 1930'a, was found haqed Sup· day lp lhe baek room of hit ~v­ em. Dolton also played foot~~ at '. SPORTS DESK U_tah. ,,_ ' ' . IIOIINSON SKIPS SPADING ' ' N.. Y. , GREENWOOD LAXE, liP ~ S~itr Ray Rbbinson, w~o hopes .• to win baek the middleweilht title from Carmen BiiiUo March 211 at the Chleago Stadllim llni Somenet Holy 'Trinity wlll lklp sparrlnl sesolons toc!of, The Jack.e t. bad no trou~le .. ,. ' ., •, ' .' -:1UDOR ... ju;., _ ,.... MAliC• , · ~l<l:· · 'Ill . I ' .' ,..,., '.' Pot. Vollo kelly, _..... •••••.•••• .. • ••• ~ 10 0ana · ····'·····-.. ' U11111. ""' Jafl ••••• ! .. : ..... P 4 """ Okk ..••••••••.••.•• P 4 ....+... IT (C.JII.I ......... C Unan. ,.,_ Moor •--~-----; ••••• C Untn. J"'ftlftw, ·~ ·•-•lou ..,.,. __ G ittitt. ~rrr ' ..•••• ; .•.•... G t:"'· ~. Chic~ . , ••••••, ••••• • G , School Ht, Mill 7 .,..,..................................... , '""'"· . .................... ' un~,.. "" .. r ..... " ...... "..... , p Ul'tll1o , C Untn. c u.... G ... ..,, ... . .. ' uo ,.. ''"'' us . 6ol ,' ' ' ' ·" '' LHI ~~JHI 1 .., 17J WHI ..2 ' iq· PHI IICoND TIAM ~ Wt. II , II .G 7 NawfhorM, MIINitiiOrtt Oalllpolllt Gao. ...... ' liS ~· ' ' ,. I S.ll ' ·, ' 1 I ~ I ) \• 1, " ' ' 1'' .' ,I FOI!tD ( quS,OM 300 HIATII \ · ' ., ~~ , ' trThe ~r.rife.v ~-- iE(~here.;,· t<).d ' •' ,-··· : ~~-l .I Beeame ·. IIARNIY .IRLINGIIl ' . ' . ·~ . IUIW , . '. . ' ' ., ' " .. :" ,,,..i :r· ~. . ' �•~: :r I ' "' <It ~ . . '. • JohiiHn, . ,., .• ' Hllr ,United Pnsl .' ·'B1rnly lerllnttr, WinMr oV, th.t ••lllvon Awor<l In JHl and ~i­ tlonal Decathlon chomp' "' 1933. 10f;04>ibty woo lrtthlt . all· NUnd trock athlot, ovor , -~ 0110'1 'at .lhf Unlvoi:jl~ 'ol l'anntVf· ¥•nla. . As • ~Nihmen . In 1921, tho: · · - ........... u.- s. -·~~~ ...... H• .Otym,lc Wit ........ tiy Dftotl'lon chomp tbrH tlmto and notlontl """''"''"" ch..,p In '1931 Hfort wlnrilnt tho notloriol AAU, ~~thlon crown In •u: whti....... hopnnad ... ' lanioy lorllnttr? 'Tidly ha It ,PrHfdonl of tho Clvtktr, CIIJ' ~r Wq'!<i 1 t - . , , . . , Pt. • 1 PhllodOipfil' •burtt. Hht lOft, a.-r, Jr~ ~·• oq tnd an Pon..yl... lo'o 'foOitooll ,loom laot. loll ond 1111 ¥ hlo first "'"' t1 tho "tllonal AAU Dlctthlon crown. Ha · llnlohloi Ulh. . J_- lndlona ~ Otolo St, U Clnclnnotl II Tuloa 71 lrodloy 12 St. Loull· ., . Mloml Ohio 71 Tot.,6f Idaho IS Woohln,ioft ' 61 l'lae . . . . S..tlttel DITTON FOUND HANGID HAYWARD, Call!. liP - Deap Delton, 49, who elaimed the world prole,.lonal wre~tllnc title In ·ibe late 1930'a, was found haqed Sup· day lp lhe baek room of hit ~v­ em. Dolton also played foot~~ at '. SPORTS DESK U_tah. ,,_ ' ' . IIOIINSON SKIPS SPADING ' ' N.. Y. , GREENWOOD LAXE, liP ~ S~itr Ray Rbbinson, w~o hopes .• to win baek the middleweilht title from Carmen BiiiUo March 211 at the Chleago Stadllim llni Somenet Holy 'Trinity wlll lklp sparrlnl sesolons toc!of, The Jack.e t. bad no trou~le .. ,. ' ., •, ' .' -:1UDOR ... ju;., _ ,.... MAliC• , · ~l<l:· · 'Ill . I ' .' ,..,., '.' Pot. Vollo kelly, _..... •••••.•••• .. • ••• ~ 10 0ana · ····'·····-.. ' U11111. ""' Jafl ••••• ! .. : ..... P 4 """ Okk ..••••••••.••.•• P 4 ....+... IT (C.JII.I ......... C Unan. ,.,_ Moor •--~-----; ••••• C Untn. J"'ftlftw, ·~ ·•-•lou ..,.,. __ G ittitt. ~rrr ' ..•••• ; .•.•... G t:"'· ~. Chic~ . , ••••••, ••••• • G , School Ht, Mill 7 .,..,..................................... , '""'"· . .................... ' un~,.. "" .. r ..... " ...... "..... , p Ul'tll1o , C Untn. c u.... G ... ..,, ... . .. ' uo ,.. ''"'' us . 6ol ,' ' ' ' ·" '' LHI ~~JHI 1 .., 17J WHI ..2 ' iq· PHI IICoND TIAM ~ Wt. II , II .G 7 NawfhorM, MIINitiiOrtt Oalllpolllt Gao. ...... ' liS ~· ' ' ,. I S.ll ' ·, ' 1 I ~ I ) \• 1, " ' ' 1'' .' ,I FOI!tD ( quS,OM 300 HIATII \ · ' ., ~~ , ' trThe ~r.rife.v ~-- iE(~here.;,· t<).d ' •' ,-··· : ~~-l .I Beeame ·. IIARNIY .IRLINGIIl ' . ' . ·~ . IUIW , . '. . ' ' ., ' " .. :" ,,,..i :r· ~. . ' �' • • ,j, • ,•. ..! j ~ I ; ' ' ' The Dai[)' Se.~tinel · · I I \ ' ' \ ' ,. ' · ~lit • \ . !' I "' ., ... , <1 "' • 1 j '· > ' ~-\.'1"· ~:,.LlA:~: ;:.SY(eE~ U.RMOVER , ' ~ c '·'. ' '' ''. ' '· ' . ." '· .A·l plf,D :CARS .TRUCKS • ' - SAVE NO)\' · · WAS NOW I '•t957 For• ···· · · $3375 $2395 Po~~~ov ~ va l\00 Tudor Sed. J:!Or~matic. two tone green, low milate, ra· W1ckhallj ·~nd vls1te'tl dlo and heater, 245 H.P. motor, back up liihts: day MIDDLIPORT LoT . VB Fairlane Conv Styletone pamt, Fordom 1c, rac;Uo and heat· Rolhn lfr. and , Mro. Bud Sp1uri1er 1 Detroit, 'Mich ..'" ats of retil.tiVes jn Mr.s. Gl~nn Dill 1955 Ford .. · .. · $1495 $12~ 9ry'ower steering. l957 For4 ·· $2695 $a495 Mloo~::oRT v, ~dsel Rana:er Hardtov 'fud. Teletol!ch trans., radJo, dt-al temp heater, ' I ' PO~~;ov 1953 PlymOuth ·· $795 $ 595 Clb. Cpe. New pslnt, sood condition, std. tram. Lota of miles tell In lhlo car ·'1t54 Ford · ·· · ·· $995 $ 795 Fordor Sedan. Std. trana. A oteal '1954 FllCI .. POMEROY LCjT V~ Cuot. Tud, Fordomatlc, good motor, blue & white, ready to go ''. I · Owe you Mon.ey? US COLLECT IT FOR YOU. MlooL::oRr ;~~~0";~~;·~·:·, ;~~;·;ll~~;ha;:~:;~:~· $1095 $ 895 J9S6 Studebaktr $1695 $1295 '0 ~~:ov 8\lfYing Ohio and W. Va. ' MERCHAN .TS . Collecting Agency Pomeroy, Ohio ,...,,., Natl0111l Bonk lldg. '0~~;ov V8 Culto;\1 Tud. FordomaUc, white Llres, blue & white. Very elNn. I . ' 4: dr. Sedan. Std. lran1., ndlo, heaier, new plint. Good ear. . ' . 1.954 'toni· • . ·. VI <;usl. 2 dr. Fordomatle, ridlo, beater, green· an~ :OVhlte. 1;5a M.,cury · · $1095 $1845 MID~:r·T 4 dr. Sed. ,Sid !tins. Completoly reconditioned. A real sood,,buy. $1955 Ford ····· · $1295 $1095 ~ 100~:;o•T VI Cuitof4 f dr. Std, trana.' Radio, h,arer, 'back up lllhla,~ light blpe. • · .J 1 , · 1~55 Font.'·''' ... $1395i1145 ~~~OY > V8 CualOfll "I dr. Fordomallc, radio, heater, light II'O$q, 1952 QitYJ~ef '' $695. $ 495 P~~~OY . I df,IS~d. Goo~ motor, new paint. R,.l sood tranapar!A~Ipn . ' 1955 PICkcQ . ' $13,5..$1095 ~~~OY dil\lper ~ dr. Sed. Auto. trano, jot black, excellent coiuiiUon, 1 .;ni twqer, radio nd heater. · ' . 'l ' 1954 ~OntfaC ' ' ' ' $895 $ 695 MI,I'QL~:~~!; , t: ·~,' led. loOd Aulonlatlc trana., \'ldlo, healer, t'o !cl)le C.Of, , f"jlt\. :.: I 1155 ~~ .';' '' $1495 $1295 MII!~Jrrr.,, w~t.o ; iharP }II 1'llrlant , 4 dr. Overdrlvo, radio, healer, red • lnll J~My. 19$7 .._,. l • ' · • MiitU.t~ ••L ~ $329S .. ' '. U $2Ms; · ·~,.·~qv , "-OT , Jl'!'"' , · .,...n,lke Cl'ul.oe• ..oroomauc,. steetln,, J>l!wt~ · brake•, '~r 10ata, bl1 r~dlo, 'W~lle IINI: 1reen II 11'1111•, ~u lhan 15,• ®0 milK. Tbllcat Is lito new. Sav, h~Mredi: . ,, 1 '• •' Mr. and Mrs Wllliam Grate aDd son James of CbarlostoQ, W. V1. were weekend guests of ~er ~Of· ente, Mr. and Mrs. 'W111inm Balt~r.. Fr,nk · B. Will and 'JD/In Willi in St Milry 's, W':4 vlslted Va. with Mrs. , Wolle ~ho nan: P,o~~~ov 195! Noto · · · · ·$895 $ 695 SOCIETY ,. o~ . o. · 1956For• ,.. ·.. · $1695' $139$ POMERO\ Phoneo 9t4Y or 371J ~ower Hawk Cpe. Overdrtve1 radio, hnter, white tire•. A nice tar. Oblo Valley Efl!drlc· Corp. Kyger Creek pfant :here. :!'he urilon went on .strike at U. p.m. Sunday at the plant · which suppli~Aectrleity to 1he Portamouth Area,Atomlc Erv ergy Comml1111011 plant. The was formed.1ive 110 Ill' 15 utilll1 eompaniel state area.. 'j, Jl. M'unpr, the unl.-• &cint ' 1 red and white, glove box !lg&t, undercoat, white tires. • GALLJPOLfS, 0. (UP)- f.oeal430 of tlle'UtiUty Workers Union !of Ametlca today was "geaU,!I for a Jon1 itrik~· at tlje· In Auto PO~~~~y ' ' '' $3495 $2695 + . ' ' ' I, 'I . · ·t!~ .Amltd .Pi~'~fBOat8 . her 1500 Fordor Sed 245 H.P., white tires, rad1o, heater, back up lltht~ red and white A nlee family car. 1958 Mr. and , eAee-Uwon :t vice P!'OSidOD~ ....... tlie unioa would ·'"'"II ol tile 15 i:om- � 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. 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