https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/461f6379e7c0305825a5bd3143347e7b.pdf 66b9e46a06a3f2a9a1ab09aae9846eee PDF Text Text • .. • • • ,I, • -·- • .. .. 'lo -- ' •• ., NOY YOU XNow • 8-DIIIJ Sentinel, Poineroy-Mldclleifort, 0., .JIii. SO, Ulll . .----:-:-:--, Minersville Ol ge l eri s ta N cer s i H y t Ele� erians Presbyt , I � r rr ,. ;;: o« -::; L � M �::":' ,.,.-sers � .,, ,....,,. Around And l ws S G p ew Forfnlu Clul> L:ld�n,s c·m rou C O Were ons c Horiz ies t tivi A ear f g For Comin Meet1nJ;!111 B-!fHtJIIQ»l'.c>s About mo E n t,o a l h d'J Th• a n uaI con gregatlonal ssosl l Entertained daT11e.."en1nc �m 06f! M eeting T eme . ....,.. ot :'J,, h "'fr' h L ..: Mr e s .a cer tt: mclu y s of er Mi Ot : : d u,, . ddleport Y· W Mrs. wm1am Ru1Rll ent,rta1n- Growth Stu (ca t1 ' • Hedtag•s nd H rizons in 11n w w1111 oo . 1n _M - � B Croushon, of Columb h _; .., :'AL(l/1 �N l"OII HERE m..oe - � -- •� =--. -. . � , - - -� -. •- . " '" :-::.•. .;., - -• - - - - """:;' - •• •- '""' - '° - •- • •• ""_�.,_• .,'".,�•�"";: ,.;,_a-... - �� .. . J•., an a n '"J a held l ast Wednesday_ even ment Mr, William Morns, Cra the church with 21 atte Officers of both S�a School di• Roll, and Dav id Lyoas , Youth I ced Budg•t Secretary and the church were , Named a, advisors of _the durmg th• meeting �ev e r Yourh Fellowship :•�� mmste How ard Ruppel! presId Ing The Mrs d n a ughan V a Mrs d n a Mr re mmut.. of the last meet g we � read by Mrs Floyd �armak Bachner · as Primary teacher , Miss Eriewme Mrs Lyons an� • I clerk of the session Mrs Bach ner F El� r!J e ��ted w Mrs L1lha n SteiH w s na:a Erlewme. " 5u:� :��t. ;i:: � 0: nd church organ ost an d �rs P «- -• •• • - •� I ..P - �;.. �• •-• • a ._ .._ ,..., .. ... .., i,,,.. lift o sented by M.-. M a rk Ev ans when lhe Wl;CS of the Forst Run Methodo,I Crurch met Wednesday even mg at the home of Mes U S Nease, Nease Settlement. with Mrs Fred Nease .., e<>hostess Mrs Alfred Yeauger pres,ded al the meeting which opened wrth m m of "Break Thou the Bread :f and prayer by Mrs Evans '11,e topic "R,calllng 0ur • •• • .. '' '"" �� • - tf!·• ·" :E :::;: ;;:,,.'"::: :1:,::;";;t::=r::;,: :::. •::�-:�=i scs u, U ed the W < _, 0,, � - .. - <o .. O Mr and Mrs. B N. East reu,ned hme last Sat urday from t Chesa ake, W. Va. where they have �pent the past 10 days � use of the illness of Mn. E t ca u • pa renI,. Mr and Mrs . Andrew R row Both Mr . Brown who wa, :_ ::; z ' ,p li ed and Mrs. B rown ere , m v , �� �d Mrs, Guy Shuler and . returned home •-• • ... lb - U, • • flap .,. ,... �•• .....U, II a.. ua11e,1 11-■• :! o/. lhe Mlnersvllle The Child C-0111<1Va oD dleport. :., � _,_ �- •---:: '"' •• Thundo evenlns .,... a 11<1..t for the .,..._, M •• ,._ • .. -­ The meellng in chargo ol Mn. Rice an Karl G rueser, vice president, pe Miu Sally Schaal. - Mn. Wallen t.o llrw, Gerald opened with tho singing of • •clal•1:[.;,.lion teacher at Rut- Anthony, Mn. Henry N.U. .lln. . hymn loUowed by lhe re oola John Fulls, Kn, Robert Te,rb, � la nd !'� Psalm II by M r,, Eugene o haid wed II her to- buy , Jin. UJall Hemler, M1 f Kn. . " Hel inl the Emotiona and prayer by Mrs Stella G l Jeallllle Smith, l(laa c.arol niea- p t<, or. Growl h , otchildren " and told tel Mn. Joell: Bachner, il)d Mrs, Earl Renahaw presented of Ille = •' whl,h all dtild- � ll)'en. '!be next meeWII :c ..., ... u.i' be f progr the am topic "11,callJng Our ren 10 h . She o w held at the - of cb lld a home Mn He Herdage-E>panding ha ' mler OIi February 1111. <?!.� 11 iz• :�: · ______ :h:u peraolWity · ons " Readings . on a ,ng _ . flec,ted In them < ..: -• e.;!:C'o! = o/..: -• = � �-· - •= "' '":!"'C:.".: � --: Bible Quizzes, :. ;; �-:::::.,"'::. ':= �'1;.1=':S ::;;:::�;.": �= GameJ bee�.'::.. F� VOL I' I r I f ::: : . 2 ".: � = .::.:;;. --: ::::�?�.::::-. =-�::::;::.= =·..:tE::� ~ -,, -·�-. . ··' �•-•-• • '" ' ' "'" "•••, -� •• �•-·•• -•, -• ....,... �,- -m - �-... � - • - - '"' • ��-;::.:�.::: E :;: '.i2::.�·;:;;; ::: re Parley Meeting ;:::.:. 1 ••, -• - --' Mrs R us o h :::;.., '" �., ""' Receives G,ot 0n A nn/Versary ··� •- - -- �,. •• �- -;; Class M . ,,. T• Ch ,n >S - i- ,.. ,.. ._ _ . � - •• - -· � --, - - ..' ':' - - �- "--• - ;... ·..,_ • ,·,« • ��, ,-,w . ,_, -• ... -� ::: ,,• :••· •- � •"• "• -- ••" � • ...._, -�• �•• ,._ �... - - • - ,� - �-•�.....,. I.,....., '""' ....,, O ,.,_ , « PlanS A e M ade For TaIent ,�: ,., '·-- - � ,. _,,,. - .... ,.,. Show Apr,'I 14. w. -------=:- . �"· Program for Pastors' Meet I A nnouneed ""'i.,. "-· , , . . . � .. . .. . ..... � - -17� t 'II', R1id•n" '° i!:� 1 956 FORD va Fairlane 2 Door. I vory over IJJh t blue fi n ish. Spot­ leu clean int erior, aulom1llc tr.a n 1., power ateerin,g & brakea, radlo, heater a nd w hltt-wa l l Urn. f{?j�:::- "$;;::�I 1 956 MERCURY $869 1 954 CHEVROLET Statton Waaon . 6 C"yl. motor, •td. tran1. 9 pusen1er. Me­ chanicall y real a:ood. n ew tlni11h; all 100d Ure-11 heater. $595 ) .) , good used' car? UMBRELIA FOR TWO t»M,t, • AAl,I ,, a, hll.Wf -r l. In Claeaples 1 95 1 Studebaker 2 Dr. Solid _ $149 1 95 1 Chevrolet 4 Dr. Reil Value - $199 1 950 Dodge 4 Door Run, Good _ $149 It you Mid I he1vy duty uled truck or any type of truck body, - 111 now. POMEROY MOTOR CO. The ne,i,r That Deall For Lesal POMIROY 1956 CHEVROLET · · · · · · . . ' . . . . . . . $795 ·! :r \ I ,/ ,i L ee .• '· ,� I Nllffl'N'""' $6.95 MAN ClTED Murrll L, Koesbaugh, 29, Ch... ler WII am&led by Pon,eroy police officers 1ut nt,ltt CICI a charge of paaaing .., a double yel­ low line In Welt Main-II. lie is �led lo appear In M • J o r Cbarlet Legar'1 OQUl't. .,.... • EXaUSM FAIIICS • PERFECT PIT POI ANY IUII.D e · II-SWING BACK • ZIPPb FRONT • wm POCKET ________ Editor's M ail Bag I • SANMf!UD I '' ' i 210 2 ,Door Sed an. One loC'aI owner . 6 cyl . ,td, shift overdri v e. Spotle-ss. I 1957 CHEVROLET · · · · · · · · . . . . . . . . $995 orlgloal fi n Station Wa-a:on . Show.1 best or care . •-tleSI ...,., lsh. 6 cyl . ,t�. ahlfl. 1958 BUICK . . . . · . . . . . . . . . . . . $l.495 1960 DODGE DART Spechd 4 Door Seda n . Power steerln1 a nd brakes. Dy na now drive. Extra nice. !!�h�en�� .!.; �a�: ·F;��,; ·.�� . �;; ..�?: �!� On e ctrerul local ow ner. Torqut tU1ht. IUJH. ?!�,! H�� �� .. �;, -��.- ;��.• best SAVE ��;r: ��• ���l!k� LaSabre Con vertible Cp . A Jet 1■ ; out. Low mil eaa, - one owner, ow n n e! be uty l ald• a d ,,:.rln, , brakee. 1959 BUICK . . · . . . . · . . . . . . . . . . $2, 195 LaSabN !lard Top 4 Door. Sharp ou - one owner. Pow• er itNrtna. Dynaflow. 1 957 BUICK$ . . · · · . . · . . . . from $l,095 Choi<e of thne fi ne oan. All locally own ed. 4 Door Sedan and 2 Door Hard Topa. 1 957 PONTIAC$ . . · . . · · " . . . . . $l,09S Choice of two - o e 2 Dr. 6 o e 2 Dr. Hard Top. 1 955 BUICKS . . · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $695 n $ $ $ . 1 959 DODGE CORONU aerieR. A bout o ne-halt orl&inal tost. 1959 BUICK . . . •. . . . . . . . . . . · · . . $2,295 • I · • Door Sedan. Low mllel(o, , healer :n: defroater, ■tandard tranmullioo. A real ,- 11ver. R I B•rgalns ,, ' I , "'°"'"'• eoun7i $849 MontMe>' 4 Door. Spotle111 black and iv ory Interior, white o vtir coral fi nish, Mer­ conatlc trans., new whlte• wall tlre1, radlo, heater. Clearance- /1 �':...i,­ Looking for $895 1 E L B E R FE L D s 1 961 • LIBERTY THEATRE DffOf«l To Tbe lntn•r. 0/ TM Mn, ,-Maaon Are,, ' - i)1 •• ,_ � �•":,! .= ,...;, Thorn:::.; e n t1 n e - ( ,I _.: _ . � ..._ � ...... . - - .., _ _ ;.i.. at y ., \ i \) :n ., _ _ _ ,. � :.. ,. • ,.. - .._ �•- - - �iai - ting Held Recently .r.� ...-m . ,.. -"".:" "' _, ,....., •· - ..... �� � •- � •• •-« '> Home 8u,•1ders Speakers Praise Ladies I Hubert Taylo Dick ' Moss Erlew,ne •• ,SSISlant an Deacon, e l� were t I Hap- Mr, Ha ptonsta ll a, accompa ms . .. ;o:;a lls," was given by Mrs Shern who ha, terr•II. Leo Kenned , S when you buy • Ilk•• lonstall and James i a�•k of her on "Expandiny Our Horlson1" u The church budget which w; uh S Nease Mrs. Yeauger, Mrs smce last summer o :v � p . .���tn,!, ■ : n< , •; and Mrs Russ Wat- hea lth is risty Ba C w ere a l nn u iv en b ved Mrs. Ruseell, Mrs. me ed that was ck ye,: Carma Mrs y g by so ,;� read . new used car from PO­ .;::'" Mrs. Forbes, oold hold their Mn Harry lloudalhelt p local Adolph Grueser, a nd plans to a e ::- :-:ep: resldMrs Brown and Mrs. Hosmer an t Sile at their eel ai the meeting ME ROY MOTOR C.0.1 . ol ' the Put bi h will be Parle ol lbe Ladllo ,�, �,;;.;.. • . ... . :.; "" ,;';'.:. ' �",;';! • •• 1 960 CHEVROLET as 0� � .::.-;:. - - - � • .:::-. ::':.!:::'.;., · St;it1ori Wagon. 6 cy! mo�or Wit h rred Lewis as assistant. port by Mrs o. ,� ; Grueser and Mrs. John Scott. Th Beaull�ul with std trans the -er omcers elected for ....::.:. . :::.. .. !)E>tgl' IJ','t'r S1 err.i . gold fm. program concluded with the n for flowers, dinners and Oirist un ay 1sh Whlh.' wall l lres !l�OW S n, prize WII won by Mra . Lord', Prays . • • mas gift. Thank you earda were i James Sanborn asS1slanl � � Jn unlalon, followliltle wear. Spot less , vinyl lkadbury and the door pri!e and prayer by Mrs. Evans , b p m t eri or. tfoluxe equ1�ped. lhe ledge to the flaa and ed ' librarian, David Lyons . pianJSI, community for remembrance at ee radio healer, allrach vely f Re resh m enta of salad and tha nk you note, were re d f Ha ton stall , assistant p1anprieed a nd un usually clean . otioDI tam from Psalm IU Mrs Mildred Jacobs , �rs. �°i. e by the SJCk comnuttee M:•Mrs PUiiian Ste,H :' $2295 b Ue Roush was present- ty Wills of the Coun ty Infirmary M -· . oat Mn, er • 1-la Su , ho .... The Home builders S u n d a y lions made. II was •ot read . Proyer for Jang. Jr. Mn. Donald Lowe w perinlendent of th• Primary e w i car all-occas as a ion ds y ry and 150th wedd i ng an n iv ersary t mone lak from the Nallonll ;. '" M Rice with Mn, James Pul· ttr'J, Chnslma, Baked good, brought chu met,Sat,. en rches rd�, ing-: a _,.. _ ay even <0< •",. ,. . . .. � ... . • "• . .. , . __ ., '" . "'" �... ... ·· � ,_ & • u >, < " '" • •• --- - "" • • � 1 960 PLYMOUTH _ dessert couroe waa served � to lw � �� - hD Fu�y 4 Door Automallc Bochner was named as Primary wh theae Followln en•ty members andl • • ,. --:.:_,::._ _ -� Bolmn ltl'.O' -· • • � ---- ter •- - •H ·trans. with power steer!ng � t the ho me ol Mrs n were ma de for a fiah pond •1 the ;:� u" preS1de n t, Os,ar Bllbcoc� pree, and ,brakes, ve motor, tint­ arria In Middl eport next m ting r flmffl d Susie Renshaw, ee ed ghiH, wheel c overs, ra­ ing with Martha Marks having the an _______ B1bJe quk lamel Houduhe Mra. Clifford Phillipa and Mrs, a, d 10. hea ter, i,;harp aip.pear• lt on awarded to Mn. a nce. Ivory and black finish Four members of the Federotre ad II. poem writt�n by Mrs �our lo ten members and one A Wmler Priced. ed Church w•r• e lected lo the devotiona l leader for the next ------Harris !or the O<CB8'0n. , Mrs. av id Nea se. guest l'On· D the at session an eri t Presb , y $2095 ------meeting . Mrs George Hackett, Sr ' pre• gregalional meeti n g held Sunday �ion atudy course oo the waa read by Mrt o i\tiendmg were Mr, and M charge si de n t, WBB in . morning, :· � 1:�· ln��tional theme, "Safe Sr, Da vid Ya l S, , nd their ,hort meetmg after w !ue year and tht Elected r, l' In Bondage " was organized on A� . 1 958 CHEVROLET Marks, Mr. an �rs. �: :� : were served by the Relreabmenb were ......i by s we,·e Mrs I. . freshmenls e,plrc term ednesday W moon al the Fed· he hostd lo Impala Hard Top Coupe. 2 8 h o,te.. lo Mrs. Wilh am Garber , Prinl't!. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman those named ... t rd. Wooda Albert eraled Chureh. tone blue, finish, power .eteer­ Weed 1002· Mrs E ,re)y n Lew is. Mrs. CharBabcock, Mr, and Mrs, Charle, s Mra. I. M. Eddie M and ra Lools Reihe!, missionary in,g, brake,i, automa tlc traus. • Mn Smitll, Joe Con, Hensle Mr. ao,d Mrs y . 1965. . · GibbR a-go A. :MS cu. in. m otor. IAcally The 42nd Ohio Pastora Conven- edUCB halrman of lhe Woc. Sa n sbury , Mr, '""" Watson Mio.' Oeorp owned and 18,� act�al pIa n isl a nd Mrs. Harold Sauer as ri,, Mrs. R The Janua ry meetmg of the �d Is sponsoring the Mnr, -- - - / ackett. H Mrs. and Roush Swai n , Eilee n Sw a i n and J 1 1 1, miles. Luxury Interior trim, V' Howell lilrl. Bradbury PTA wa, held Wednesthe veteran, M emorial Hall - cour■1 . · - - - •;.; .... ·,_ white wall tires, deluxe � '!:. .. .. � " Hysell Pearl day evening with Mrs. Anme Ada Bissell and Mlehael. day, January 22, through W o !o tels wu the g d iscussion le der r MEIGS THEATRE ROAMING RIVER Phelps, presiden t, in harge of the A pot luck supper was en joyed day, January 25. $1 765 " Ince stanley. the mee tin . has er v u; . Although the Yukon Pomtroy, Ohio by all . bu. s i nes, meehng. Ad dreBSel by lhe Oh 0 Pr t . s sourc,. less than 25 miles from tl The secretary 's report was glv of Peace" finalists, Sunday_ at 7 000 2. s n ru • it a sk a Al t th coas of ' p ·� en by M n1 Charles Fridley e nd Comm ittee m will open the convenbon. ' Met TO · 1 959 CHEVROLET . NOT OPEN FRIDAY miles before empt y ing mto the the trea sur•· r's report b program includes such M rs. . equipped . radio, heater. Y Ria n Sea. g t " Berio ;ac aon Glenn E va ns. El Ca m i no. Passenger car s peakers u Dr. Ruf E . ClemSATURDAY The Execu tive Comnuttee of 11!1 comfort with utili t y carryi ng � kmg discussion was held as ent , president of lhe Atlanta U •• "THE ENEMY GENERAL" FOR GOOD LOOK, LONG WEAR, t he Women's A•ROcialion of the -Rl>illty, V8 mot or, . 11ld. trans. to whether the PTA should buy versity; Dr. Nels F. S. Ferre � Van Johv.son and , f r s F U t a yler i n n ited Pr eab Jvory and red fin111h, deluxe t Jean-Pierre Aum on t work booko for the children of lhe Andover Newlon 'llleolo111al MiddlEfOrt , Ohio Church of Mi d dleport met Wed• equipment. heater, like new REAL COMFORT, IT'S _ also Seminary; lhe Hon. Brooko Hay,. lhe school. No decision was reach, tlres. nesday e ven in g at the chureh "SEX KITTENS GO N NOW SHOW I G , ed by the g roup. director and president of the , ,• to pla n t he program for the TO COLLEGE" � $ 1 695 th e m Bapti&I Convent�: l en t I G " Plana w ere made for I t a 1n9 ,,,f, ,," • p Pur e "Th ren o D n Va Mamie With y ear. � P Kenn...,, to H. Apri � hel how Gerald on he d l Bishop e " lo van, Robert Blak and Conway Twitty Barr A t tend in,r were the newly ""'i · y Sulli ident of lhe Council of Blshopa o � open to the public. Anyon< and SUN DA y• l,IQN, & TUIS . elected preside n t , Miao Suaan 1 956 DESOTO the Metliodisl Church, ,. by calling at achoo] during the n and Park, Mrs. Mattu, Chunben, Lemmo Jack "Qu1 n r1 Flredome 4 Door. V8 motor wishing lo enter the show may do D.r. Franklin H. ".'mck, pa: ll r Sh lrly MacLane Mrs. Jam es Sanbor n , M rs. Dale with au toma t ic tr■na. New of the High St. Chrt!tlan � h C l or) day and in the even ing by calling mascop e (CIM e "THE APARTMENT" Walburn, Mrs. E. 0. Tewkabary, tire.11, sp,ot lees cle�n in teri or, irGuy Russell WY 2.-. An Mrs of Akr on, Is the convention th Steve I< h�an w, , r Lemmon W ith Jack � � I vory and IJ'een fmlsh, heal• Mrs. J. E. Harley and Mrs. Har�,t er man. The Otterbein A CappoIIa accompan ist will he fumiehed for nd A and Shirley MacLai ne er. A rea·I t-l ean cu for the ol d Sau e r . A� ■I nlv �ar those who would like and_ prizes Choir will sing Monday at 8 PPiua: CARTOON budeet minded bu)'er. .::;j wer ann as announced aa the same as for The United Church w e ounced f t, $10 us $5 . $795 ;aY at second and $3 third. Prices of a d- the ftrst county meeting this have a fellowship tea ;.; minion will he 30c and 1 5". Plan, yea r. 2 p , m, 5 were aleo made to aell refresh- �l•n• were m ade for a found- Luncheon, will be held t t m. sa o llO � � , 1 956 PONTIAC at the each day with lhe ment, during the show , er • program lo be held lllorta - aeaulall � Hard Top Coupe, V8 motor The ottendance banner was won February meeting. At thi■ meet, al on Monday, the U i Loni■ and auto matic t run.11. Low by the oeventh grade taught by Ing all lath�•• ho t d will be Tuesday and lhe Weekday Re1Ii·' ell-SWING BACK mlleaiie by loca l owner. eZIPPER FRONT Larry Roush and detesates lo lhe counted twice �or 1::. '.:'ttendance loue Ecfucatlon on Wednesday.,_ Clea n i n terior, i vory and e SAFETY POCKET ty mieet1n g ln February w• The Rev. Francia H. Gl■z= • hanner . dark bl ue finish. radio and . coun c,:::'.:��::;���:;::;;;;,:;�;;.;:"' ��= e EXCLUSIVI FABRIC --======-:. president of lhe Melga heater, e PERFICT FIT FOR i Ministerial Alloclatlon, 11r1ea • "ANY BUILD pastonr to attend. The scale Is in your favor NO. "' • -- -·--•-· °"'· .....,. ,- "· "" -------::-� -----::=::--.-:::::::::-:::;:7.::::=~;:�:;;-�' --�--.. ... - "'" --- 1, Jll!d>' xn 1 ·h e P h i ' · 1 1 h• A r c ia. l. !", ' S !)t I :it 11 �l ll!� b !lb. f "oll, rnbu ,s, Old• A JOINT BANK SAVINGS ACCOUNT I I 4 Door Sedan. Radio and beater, VI e.,.ane, I mile111, stancllrd tran1. One owner, new ow car trade-In Bllcellenl ...Ulloa, $1195 WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS CountJ Sin,. lrl2, M ember Federal MANY MORE - - - B L A ·E T· T N A R S Dtpoail lllllll'IIIICtl Oo�. POMEROY •' \ $ 1795 '. I 1958 PLYMOUTH SAVOY I One•-· i' Club Sedan VI en,lne, ml. Inna., radio and heater' verJ eloan in■Ide ancl wt, wbli. lidfflll lino. $1 195 /\, R. H. Rawlings & 5011s ' RUTLAND , . , , I c,wn•, $495 n Choice of three exCll)llonal buya. e e,Hnder, ndlo and heater, Club Sedan. itandard tninanlulon, one low mi)Nfe, new car trade-In. 1 952 11,&N,iTIONAL 0,PtA "!',I, wd "' , Servtn1 Mol.. 1960 FORD FAIRLANE • ' CORNlit SICOtfll & � ST. " MIDDLIPOl1 ,- -•r- Ken�edy Pl unges Into · Firs t Big W o r k D a y •11 WASHINGTON <IIP II - Pre 1i- o.m. when he returned lo the DemocratJc Nallinal Comm dint kennetly, after celebra ittee at a■ the 35th Pre ting White Houae. His wUe dro llldent of the Unll- KOIIDedy p;,,M I p.m. and prelicfed UU!IIIUfafloa until 3,30 at the owear- ed Slates appoared lo thrive on a.m. . out of the round of dan and, Immediately cbalcea and ins hi of. his Ca binet plunged today Into hll lint Wh the hectic inau,uraI featlY membere at lenged RllSlla ite departed for bed thrM hour, IUe, but lo join In a new bis wUe ear- I p. m. TonJght he expected 1fauN - lcbeduJe ' wltb an Imto a� .. quest Jacqueline had lo limit lier. f or peace" fond ot a n early her participa p,rtaot llafl """'• banquet of. the Allalfa Clu . g tion. Still nooverlng a, ad- "It wu a lon an b reapon,e lo his d excUin plea, g 'lite ■wearing,m -..., mlnlllration � and g from the Caeaarean del talb day," be ,aid in 1ununlng up do- �alllaled �, Kll ivery of the pended on quick work niabebe• her ,on on .ith hie pollllcal """""""' No by v, 25, lhe t h e epoebal new Sov i iet fJrll ina ugurat on program u Senate, Ambaaaador Mikhail · . 'llte: ...,. Clillf 'llte 10 � -inteea lady paued up some ElecuU.., di. he cUlnbed to M<usli fun ctio ttm, ns , Interviewed by a telelhe While llouae and U,N. pJa,yu,g e!o!,tlaa wnpatp vt,or, north and left lhe inaugural hal �r-deaignate vlilon l, ahir porth,o t'lpOrler t, wltb apparenUy as Adlai , Stev at the big inaugur, ly alt, «iuerouecl lflt nat1aa•a cap E on■an were llll'!lctd al r mJdnight. flll much vigor as he disp ball In the Nati>nal Guard It layed at lo win conlinnalion at was • long day for Kennedy, an u. uaual armory, &old lie felt the Kennedy After lhe oath-ta.ting ceremony at . - . .... . . . . . . .. . .. . .. .. ... .... .. _ _ _ 0 � - - - NEA T ,L,W ""' -- .. _ _ .._ "••'1•'J "'�• '""'• -• .... .. . "" ...... _ •• -.. ..,,, .. • • •� -- � •- ..... "" • .. ,.,.. ... . .. . ... .. ... .., .. ..... _ -., . ... ... ......� . IBD'l tat. • h .. • • • - ••• - - • � .._, ,,., , (,O Pli r�'"'• -· \ . . .._,, h ) .. . . .. .. . .. . ... .. .. .. ,. ,- •·•...., ,,. �, ; .., , _ ' . ' .,. U �• oo d "' - •-• - b - • -- - .. � •- -· .... ·w .... - ... - - _ .. _ _ _ ..........,...._.... --•• -••••�.... �-- "-- .. .. •... - " --• - � .. .. .. ..... • • � ,._. • "" • '-< ......_ ., •- - • - • • - ._,._. ,.. _ . _. ,... _ _ • - •.. .. .•. • � - - ., .'L. . 1 � .. .. , ......... ... , . ,; _ . ...._ _ w.,.. . ..... ____ ..., __ ... ... ., .. _,....,.�., .. ._ ...... ... . .., .... - • - • - -- • • ._ ._,,., _ ,,. ru,,., ... . , .. . .., .. ..,. 00 ., .a.,, ff-& - . ' , ·•· ••., , ' ' " . . •- .... ... . . . "'' �···--.. • "• . ,.~ ..... . w , ......... ............ ,. I' • ' COMMENTAnNG, EDITORIALLY The Skeptics' Faith I Skeptics are often Inclined to look askance at strong religious faith . To be thus persuaded of the presence of order by even the most ardent champions of the idea that only solid, tangible things are to be believed . The skeptics. to a man, have faith that the iron grip of win· ter will continue only for a iew months and then will be replaced by ;pring's , balmy air . Out for a walk. lhev •lep along in confidence - or shall we say 1 faith? - that earh footfa ll will Ue Jtld : by solid ground rather than a vague nebulosity . They have no proof that spring will 1 and benevolent oversight in the uni~ verse , they suggest, is an indication of naivete. They imply, if they do not actu· ally say. that It is much better to have one 's feet on the ground as they do . This position is unwarranted when jud· ged by the very standards that the socalled "realists" profess to abide by. For the ground of supposed reality on which their feet are so firmly planted can be shown, upon closer examination, to be far less solid than they think of jt as being. The truth is that faith is demonstrated come - but they beUev~ I 1 As they How To Who To have no proof that there is substance · ahead to trod upon - but they lieve that. It can be shown that they, too, have faith in things unseen. in ue- that speed is not the sole cause of acci· dents, and that drivers who go too slowly also are I menace. But it is of central _importance that. all other things considered, the faster a car is going the great- Minnesota recently underwent such an experiPnce . A high school boy was shol"ing off to three companions by driving at a wild multiple of the speed limit. When be attempted to paso a truck, his car went out of control and hit another bearing three college students . All seven were killed. amaallup strikingly bly injured or killed. Human reaction time is the key . There comes a moment when things happen too fast for correc- tive acUon. Too often, the result is a crash such as that in which those seven young Minnesotans lost their llves. illustrates the Fidel Urges JFK To Make First Move In Restor·.ng Peace Between Cuba, us HAVANA, Cuba IUPII ~- Premier Fldle Ca1tru urged Pre!ddent Kennedy Friday night "to make the firtt move" in restoring frlendly rtlaUons between the United '"'' •~ .. __,.,.. ,. "u _,._b a. .,.a....:-l Castro. In at balcony speech to 100,000. rlfW. waYin& millUamen. made a t:!arefuUy-hedged offer 10 setlle the bitter differences between the two countrlel;, but em· phatlled thet Cuba would remain militarily pnparl!d if the "threat of ihunlnenl 1111r•••ion" i1 renewld. ,... bearded Cuban leader bla~d the Eisenhower admlnlalratl~ for the tenalon between the two n1tlana. but added he waa that tbe ehan11e in leaderbent~fll Cuba aven ....,.,. •••... -·- did not ax,eet any moYn by the Kennedy. odnti'otrlotlo~· atar~g ~nt • •. talked or anew." he oatd. "All We, for our pari, will start -:=--+.--:=-::-·= --~ ·-- -·To aean Elelh:entl lUPU - Red China l<kno=~ l~eh:: A luued ' . NEW YORK I . I F•~e pool Becky Sharp never i Sedley. The cast seejlled lo ... . got to the regimental ball. But I cepl hi' approach to his work and I had •. b~ll waiching her '.'Family i matched it in heir. reapective porClnss1cs foolwurk dunng the trayals of punchliOUI and punc· anew. Our attitude wiD be wait- NEW YORK (UPJJ-Investig.a- CBS-T\1 hour. i tured 19th Century romance. I Eddie DeMoskey, South Fourl~- ~ Has ~cthing to say. ing. Waiting fur facts, which are to 111 planned today to interview a I 1 »uppose William Makepeace The concluding hour in tldt ' st, Middle~. carpenter, cab1o H.l)w h11 bad breath is bettE'r alwaYs more eloquent than critlcnlly Jnjurtd Eastern Airlines' Thackeray's classic couldn't hope 1 two-part production will be seen : net maker, and gunsmith In hhl 1 Day by day. 1 worda.'' pilot believed to be the only cock- I to get itself properly trimmed tonight. Shall we dance? tpare time, takes a dbn view of C ~pit survivor of the Mexican DC& I and fitted into the TV medium : -most of loday's TV shows: pioneers •Were flghtlng tlls imme- jet alrll~r that crashed and ·' The bollk's sc~nes If grandeur· Tbll! Cbllllllel lwlm: Thll! star- He recently •-1m•ens"1 ·' "'... •-' domg · the'1r be.st · di 11stro maue' it clear d Dt!CAme SO 1 O:~.tpol~cy towa; be~ new a~ burned 01 takeoff in 8 near bliz- ~l aren't for TV. Studios aren' t spa.. studded two-hour inaugural gala at the ca1ibre of we-sterna and Th~n up popped a girdle nl rahon wdoul watcn an zard Thursday nl'ght clous enough There isn't time to ! in Washington on Thunday Jan the rornmerciala that accompany I With a seven way stretch. wa t" He IBi "It's up to lhem · ' I ' · th h sed · · to · k th f" .. 1 The veteran pilot Capt William ' spend on :;ubtlcties that help de- ' 19, produced by Frank Sinatra, il em, e compo a sahnc 1 rna e e Irs move. B Poe ( M" , . fl i lineate a frame or reference or being recorded on tape and film poem and mailed It to TV Guidfl, All ttlrou!Jh the show on• Prfnlet "~ proclaimed aiong 0'n ~he ~ligh~~m. n ~ waa on leisurely low-key character ! by NBC in call! a .ponsor wants the bible o! millions of home 1 Our spon~r would plead end to ctiba 1t~ ~~Won-&eare mo- and wus reported aha:e ~~ · and story de~elopment· I to put on a star-atuddl!d two-hour SCI"f'eD ~:eUhera. .''Pit>ase use crur de~orant btlt:zatlon and said he thought the sitting In a jWllp &eat behind the i As a re~ult, Thursday night's TV lpecial at IOIDe future date· ~ul , a~p.arently no mouth· As you surely need. Kennedy era would be "lt!ss risky Mexican pilot hour, adapted by Roger 0 . Hirson I President Eisenhower'! farewell ~~ted orr station_ . ownent. thaug- , 0 -•·• .. · d e- e a ew reVISJOWJ, go em, : ur nP-:Jr 1 weru~. s sponsor fOr OUr f~therland lnd world. Civil Aeronaulirs Board (CABl i and i~ected by Tom Donovan, I addras to the Amerlcan people and accepted Mr. DeMoskey'a Will blow his horns Cutro 1 IU&rded apee<.il was in investigators already had spoken swung m.stead of swirled. wdl be carried by the three rna- production for early future publimarked rontrast \o an address mitt. many of the Ul2 persons mho ll came out, 'not as a silken 1 jor TV uelworks and the four ra- cation. How you rid your dirty feet made by .his brt_!h~ R;tuJ Jp.S,~-. esu~ froiD" the broken plane. needlepoint but as a nubby one. dio networb at 8:30 p. m. EST Eddie's nelgbhora and friendJ, Of tho9e aching ('oms. tlago. · Before It wall consumeO b While each nub wt!IS a kernel of next Tuesday. WJed as LTIUca of eerly drarts, . ., ' Y corn 1 found myself liking the " ......t 1oc 1 bl' t" t So : As by now you aU know Roul Castro, In cbaraderJif.lcal· Oamea. four p8rsons, all members te t' It · t lsi tlon of "The Witneu." turns up urli~"'.. a pu •ca 100 • 00 · ·· ~t'hat thf'se station brf'nks 1 ly warlike terms, said "the grav- or the Mexican crew were killed. " ureta. . w~s an hel nherpr ng Joan Blondell, who •tarred io here It 1.s. ..~..... Are to give 0s more kn~wledge 1 eat danler . ned 8 t th aon m w c acenea Th sd hl' cs•TV prod We w1sh to UI!Oicate this !!lory , II pa . u ere George A. y an E pps, ch.lef CAB presen li ted nth I r hi hli ht t ur ay n1g s .,... uc.. I ·;\.. .. . . Of these terrible fakea. II atlll dunger.'' .. Jafety investigator here. llaid the c c o e po a g g s 8 1n ABC· TV'• "The Untouchables" to one o ne greatest mvf!ntlons 1 8 The younger brother Inquiry should Bel into full awing · on Feb. 9 She'll portray an ec-! time. Televillon. We will Now If :v6,1 have forgntten pledged lor ev•ry Cuban milltla· today. An organizational meeting, . th · oeemed lo ha h eiS. TELEVIS ON STORY Our story will remain 1 man killed, ":10 Yankees will die," to be attended by offJclall mho 111 h e ca::e tbe JJedaii,Jli An lndian atiack and said ''there will be a bayonet were unable to pt here Friday 8 appy .1me aa Y ra eye• On a waRon train. awaKing" ony American para· becauoe of tho storm, WBI oched· bi'OWI, lr!lled l<elh, ochemod, ca· Tndlona AtlaclJ Wo~ Troia trooper who Ianda In C b uled for thla morniDM: joled and romanced their way Twas a great mght for televulion The 'lndl 11 u a. PIHI•• Throw h W • through the elaborate dialogue But all we could see I ans were ItA n ng C ree ace and crowded sets. A spirit of fun Were aoap auda and girrll<>!l Arnunrl th~ great bend i I 1 1 11'he 1 t: ;rv ' t¥ 1 1 1 P~mier'a :e.~a!op~~~~ .:~:n :~ ~:h,..,:~ th:::tl~:.to::a~: :~;~;~~~ A auit ha1 been flied through Meigs "Common Pleas Court by Myrtle M. PhUIIpt of Harrlaonville asking d:vom from Jame S Phlllipt; of Columbua. The plainllrf t:!hargea grou ne11ect an d 111tremt cruelty. AIJO ln C!Ourt action, Alien Hill haa been appointed to inves· U11at1 the divorce 1ult or Altt:!e V. Sarver aaaiDit Tttoma 11 H. Sar..r. 1 the Aeronave• de Mexico jetliner, fookinR for the automatle flight recorder that may help them determlne whether the plane ever got ofr the ground. and whether the hia engine. 81 he pilotedre-venedd th d roar towar e en of the runway. They aald that even though the plan was trying to take off in condition• lhe Weather Bu described 81 1 "near·bllue~~~ the cetlln& and vlolbillty had not 30 and Out • • ·:· •• • • • • • •• .. • • • •• • .. • • ~n"'::. mE llarri"sonville N' E I ews, vents prevailed. Becky Sharp'• maneuvero In England'a Georgian age were deftly drawn and avoided the pitfalls of burlesque and solemnity. How can you fault a ahow oostumed, lavender-and-lace charaden spout ripe dialogue about bank draft~, depths of devotion and secret marriage. As Becky, the low-born schemer with the high-blown hairdo, Diane ~iJento was slyly inlincere. desperote and pretty to - · Cath· Jeen Nesbitt, as Mls11 Crawley 1 and Eric Berry as Sir Pitt Crawley pitched In with some lovingly oinliter. deep-throated &runts. Jean· ettf! Sterke was effectively trust~ lng and sweet as Emmy. ~ The tone or this our de force waa where ~---c~ - - . dropped below the lepat minimum and the runway at Idlewild Airport had been examined and declared dear enough for a IBfe t.keoff only 15 minutea before, nor wu the ~lane overloaded. Cralbrd 'J'hrot;a:h Feaee But neverthelesa It craahed through 0 oteet mesh fence at the end of ,the runway c1.......t aero~ ta nonnally voulevard ond bumped to 1 •top 1n 1 nill'lh)' area where • few momenta later tl blll'llt Into name. The jet'• puro keroaene fuel. leu volatile than the kerwene dedlvallve known u·JN whiclt 10me jell "'"· moy have liVen the paoIO!ItJII"' tile utra 11111ments noeded to Jump from till! plane Into the 1 · ·. mow, uel exROrta said. but; .....,_.. \ \ Release 12 BeljJian1 On •10,000 Ran1om I ' And all ti::. de-ordorants that But the '"":=..threw a smoke apearbeaded by aa u. coturnn-lhad owepl JIOl1h. 1ward about 80 miles from tbt ·. capitol at Yietnlone, oplltUng pro1 Communlal foi'COII and rotakiDI a 1number of strateyfc Pllil!le. Lack of food oupplies and gaao. Une slowed the odvan<t r. a ,1 crawl today. force - i mored proot • Tuchoal Worken NEW YORK (UPI) - Striking tugboat worken who have halted two major rallroado serving much of the Northe81t 'ood t-t-..11 1 ay re,....,_. plea for a to-day truce and :~:: :::a;:.r·: ~:.loao .f:! ! I *-n 1 Morris lmple111111 Report and Supply Ct. .. . Plant..... •" Cllrlli .. _ , - , ...,, MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Fulton- Thompson """''I · L:~ ~~~ln~19!i:7,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~l -:..a:-,:_... . •• W. p:m.. C While down AWill· "_...,....,...,._...,...,...,...,...,...,~H.;u~n~tln~glo~IL;_...,...,...,...,...,....,,I'o fisldp.m: 10:15 ; 111.elma nn 4 Winlleld ':':50 a.m.; Helen Z. down Winfield 1:50 a.m. .. LOS ANGELES UPI Larker1 batting lltar of the Angeles Dodgers laat oeason, outfielders WUlie Davit; and my Davis have been signed the coming .season. Now ~\ L08E liTH GAME ---All.Stue Romp The Wahama White Fol'""'' lost their loth 11tralght .:!age con· lelt laat night to Raveuwood. 61·34. The Falcons have ~aill!d to topple any team thia aeasoil. To Be Given Away To Some Lucky Per son. We hope you win, we aurely appre- 1 ' Master Mix and Mutor Made Feeds "Sure· s;gn of Quality" We Do ucustom Grinding"· MIDDLEPORT . Sugar !tun Flour Mills Phone WY·2·2115 ~~~lberry Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio • ""' man ' ' ' ··HID MILt• tndlt, Phone WY-2-3254 MIDDLIPOaT . At Your Lane/mar lc Super Service Sta• Be Sure to Register For The Beautiful 18 Cu. Ft. Food Freezer TIIAEE INK CONTRACTS 1cwer ~.. IE ·I· . I"Don't LEOPOLDVI!.LE, congo tUPII -Ex-Promter Patrke Lumumba'a To 52-21 Victory fallowen In Stanleyvltle released The undefeat<d SoulhOm Local II llelllons today on payment of AIJ.Siarl romped lo • 11-11 wtn • $10.000 ransom and t b e·n Walwrul .ievantb • nd promptly am~ated at leaat • doz·1 Etchth aredero 1'llundo:r lllght .. IIIIIN whit... 1 ext tho wiDDII'I' homo 0...:, The -.ey wu paid by tile AI uauol, l'ol:tlaad eltlhlll &red- · Belgl• _,.,unity of • thousand er Larry l'rlc8 led Ill ......... W mare Glghlno ltill 1tlckq II Ha .....pod In o tGtal of II for 0111 In Orlootal Prvvinc:o d.splto the All.slon. Paul IIlli llllowtd or ~em~r thlt alarted Prt<e ill ......., w111o IJ. ..W ~- wu flown from· Wablma wu led tn -Ina 111 'l)lollle to a prt..., near Ell1a-j Woocla' who -.ted for Dlao loollml1o IIIII beotea tn the proo- poillta. lllddo had m. , 1 tr --- aueat. 1 "PI IHE DAILY SENTINEl ......... . rage Rejeet New Plea 1 tha: Gr::· gy! '>0';: wn tlerftJ ~~~ I ~-~ nd Report• reaching VIentiane utd Laotlan ~ had Wlen back 12 miles from the bnpoctanl ·road junctiQp, ~t Sala Pou Kyoun on the road lo Luang Prabang. 1blo II the poillt where tlie road r. 1110 royal capital of LU8DI Prabana forks oft toward Red-held Xien1 Khouang. ;,;P: .. -~rC'~nl ~r<Jde Rutland Social Item n·JVer 1 By AVA GILKEY With a filter tip blend. . The 1111ikero- about Mil Bud· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Birchfield Now the aponaor did rave son River tug and ferry crewmm have moved Into the Geneva Car· That hl1 product was bt>st, Now lhis little la"y -picketed PenDI)'lvania Railroad sey bouse. We will use hia living ''bra" Who cun really do a nip. Installations ill the hopl that Mr. and Abner Clonch As a bullet vest. n;e;:-~:: s~~n~ ~. Pennsy workers, now .that the Inhave purchaBed the Bertha Harauguratlon Is· put, would nfUH mon property ltlld plan to move Now If a "'bra•• Is living to c-s Sll let's continue our story •..., their lin•• -. there in the near future It has to be fed, Wbi h d 't k h negottattng bt Mr. and Mra. Jake ~ of R•· But our sponsor doesn't UJ B'-'fo: :;~r ~~ y, theAnother IJ.doy atrlko wu ocbodtlled c'"e and Mra. Nora Jordan of Whether It's "tnl!at or com- GetN hla finger In the pie. today. Middleport visited their MOther, bread.' 'ftte In~iAn was t:!reeping Mn. Katie Wilson, Sunday. Along on the ground. Mro. Norma Wilson Ia very 111 Far Into the night •DEVql'U) TO IN'I'BU't 0. at tier home here. This went on and on. Now a woman who is bulginJ. Mrs. Panons of Charle.ton 11 The Indians were -attacking Her girdle slipped around. vlalling her daughter, Betty Gil· But the snap suda won. key. • With tom.abawk raised Mrs. Arix who haa been em· The Indians were riding : AI thai scalp be eyed, ployed In Reedrlille, ha• return- And starting lo gain lilt his hair." eel to the home of her son, Earl But here we see 1 nostril Our sr..onsor cried . Arlx. That 11 dripping liko rain . Mr. and Mrs. Rowud Blr<hI ~~~~'to'::: 01 field of flutland v!alted the Ray Our next week'• sponaor 1 So.. :;~~:rd! ~ h;~o. ton..~;,= ~J= Btr<:hftelda Sunday afternoon. Will tell you folk - 1•••,. ,,...,,., • M.ra. Margaret Douglu spent There is nothing bettn 1Don't ~~eaJp him till ht•1 Ulel ~U: 1::.a!ia:a:.. 801 lht Mefr end at her home here Thau cigarette amoke. Our brand ol shampoo." ua. "·N•te ua. - .,.. .111 lllO'OI' . . . .. . .IYalld~ ., and vilited Mrs. Harry Doua:Ias moau.. lUG. •r ....., u ,.... . . at Bradbury. _ _ _ _Tbe_::n._lh_e_.:.. arro_.:..w_w..ca::.s::oh..co.:..t_ _ _:..:~=...,-_'_'"" __-______-_,.._ 1_au_·_t_w_r_a_lt_e_ma_te_:_,_ . 1..... The Lond-A-Htond Club mot at lhe Atklus-Hallklay.J.... U borne ._ 'nluraday even.iDJ. Refreahmenls "'"' oarved to 14 memben and one ~ 106ET ~ Pr:RMANEI'tr "THE i'ERMIINENlS ARE m!IIDf IITr. ... Mn. Rlc:hanl Rhode• I'ORGE!LAIN .JACKETS NEXT WEEK10 60 ON··rr TAt<ES IMIAMIT£ 10 of ~leoiGn olaited hll poronts, ~"!WE TEMPS OFF ... MEAN"TIME,"IllE TEMPOR.\~ ONI!S" Mr. and Mrt. Deln11r Rhodes, over the week end. . IITr. tond Mrs. Thor Cohey VIS· lind hor P"""'ls, Mr. ond Mrs. G«ald Grote, SUnday. Mr. Dlbley and Eleaoor Stout of Doytotr •totted the JcJho Stouto Frldoy. Mr,. v~sJtPd 1 Swept Northw.... --- ;,;;;J ...... 11 1 A lasl·movillg Laottas talk I 1 I !light. ' Mr . and Engl""'.,. fOot. Dyq cborsup?IY planes relliSOd to the !light. lo Yang VienC ai~,..-1 because they aald the ruoway waa so lhort tbey could caronly one ton of t:!arp on tach D.liD v·lew Of 'TV programs I y Divorce Action om~ Filed In Court ond adde<' "bad elements" will 411• out" ef the governthe coenmunillt Party. communique at the dust of thlt week's Communist Centr.ll CMnmlttea metttlng In PeipinJ 1llo conflnned report• that la1t year'• farm produdJoa fallf'd lo meet planned goals· II rep e a~ e d prevlout ttatemenll blaminJ "natural calamities" lor <l'<lp ~rt.opt. Television In Revle~- · week end M: I' The offensive was aimed at the Luang Praban&· hitJhway !rem nbel' 1 .day ~.ight's adaptation IUPJI-In Thu"· l properly set by Laurie Main'' I M . d d l of "Vanity gusto as llle simpering JOll<ph . I eport f•Iewer Takes [Cockpit Sui"''.IVOr To Be Probed __, stupid ean vie Jel believe a sponsor so rasll lays our \Ids wlda opea ow:h rolleD trash. YANG VIENG, Laos tUPilAmerlcan cargo plloll refliSOd to oupply Olghls to the Laotian army today, bogglnl! down a offenlivt, becauJe saki the alrttrtp here wu inadequate. horri~ er its occupants' chances of being InauguraI •' Day Bl"lllafd Moves T0 Ialter which a &kit wa8 presented D y by Mcs Ben Neutdllli sud Mn. !_lit • • "·~Jon Slnekland er bosp1tai in the past Z4 houn .; were 11iartmJ: Mr. and Mn. tiale I ,\\~~~ of thf! con~sl m the I were : Mia~ Ha-ul Jo'ellurc. 505 Mr . aDd Mrs. Alfred &:hwarU Mc-Cain or Bdpre Friday even in·• I !Continued .f'"rom Page 1' congressiOn~l race or hl~ll per:Fourth Ave. Mrs. Robert Thorn· of Lorain. are oonouncing the en- Mt. and Mt·s Thurman nab. tommende<l were Nellie M. Brown I cenlage gam per precinct vote . • Ltml>f'reoe prt-llident of the Meig~ County Iover l%8. wert" annoum'ft! by • · ·., · · as Davill, 1132 Second Ave , Man- gament of her daughter. Sh~aron 1 L'I)(·k and 1-"lort.'fl~ By C. E. BLAKE!iLEE tatn•t> growth, hut Interfere w1th ford o Jeffer.•, 1741 Chatham Kay Smtih, to Lewis S Cozart. Wt'rt' Sundav dmner gue5ts of (;cutral Cummdteewomen Jertn E E Foilrod Wmnen and theU" s.·~ E:dfoatlaa Agl!at, Agrkatture ear development, reduce the Ave, Mn. Florenre Halley. 426 IIOil o( Mrs. NeUIC Cm.arl and and Mr!l Hob CA>Ieman Morgan , MeJgs Cuunly HepublJ-1 preemct were Mrs John Mulford l'(j Com still remains the "k1ng" amount or feed mrtrumts per atre Second St Kanauga OWen C· Banford Cozart o( Long Bottom JJm Carter Weirton w V Ican E:xe(ut1ve Committee ChaJr- Sl iver Run : Joyce Kennedy, , of .silage cr~ps available to South from the com crop harvested as McKumey, 'ru. 1 Cheilhire. Archie Misa Smith itJ a &enior at Loram l11pent the wee'k end at ha~ w~h woman , and Maxme Goeglem Pomeroy , Esther Joseph , Mmers- NEW YORK (UP[) -'11» ..;;:, , east~m Oh1o farmers accordmg Silage Included m these thmg!f Lee Hutchi~n. Rt 2 Crown City Higb Sc~l and is a member of h11J fam11y ~~e<:retary-treasurcr. 1 v1lle and E~o1ht>r Landon, Olive- augura! day blizz.ard" to mfo"'?~tion received at the woul~ be planting of long season Mrs . Frt.-ddie G. Spence, 402 First ~ Baptist Church Mr Cozart Mn; Joann Hensley of OU Mayor Kenneth McElhmney or dale to sea today, leavfnl ........,, Silage Chmc at. Jackson attended hybnds, which must be harvested St. Pt. Pleasant. William y Ma- 11 a graduate of Eastern H11!h spent thP week Pnd With Mr and M1ddle?Qr1 was mtroduced and Mr Fultz m h1s closmg re- mountain~ of mow ud ~J by a dozen Me1gs County men a at an immature stage of growth, chir, 809 Willow Lane, Pl Pleas- School And IS employed WJth the Mrs John Hensley mmmitLeemPn and conumttee- marla s1ud. "'Every Repubhcan ing temperalura in tbe .....<: oouple weeka ago. I plantmg too lh1ck such as drilling ant Mrs Paul E Ray Mason Davey Tree Exprr1 Co. o( Cleve- Mr and Mrs Harils Frank "'is- women present were recognized should be mterested m seemg He- eastern Hctioa o1 tbe aatka In Meigs County _758 a~res of ~hd with a grain drill : and mix- W. 'Va, Thomas J. aann'igan, 91 land Weddmg plans are mcom- Jled Mr and Mrs Duane Dorst - - __· publicans m GffiCe from the top Drifts ol to teD feet Ja ~ rom was cut. for Sll~ge m 1954 Ul~ other crop plants m tre row Locust St Mid•ll Blaine plf'te, of Reeds, 1Jie recently at Holzer Ho~p1tal federal positions down to 1 u, ·.,-!'(;i but !n 19&9 th1s had mcreased to With corn C te d ~· El Mrs. Vera Weber und daught- Mr and Mrs Charlc M . k M1ss Joan Mont~omery , 6th important off he he Je~st I Yordskand New England and 1 0 1,099 acres according to the last1 'Mte best stage for ensiling Sar r. R an ' J·.'s Herbe"'"rt er, Vld3 Ann , and Mrs Leone recently Mr a teacher. is ill Replacmg Voter. RL.-··tdlce ml t toWMhJ;:a hampered IDOW • 1 . · ---• the . pencer, acme, lJII'n , 8 •-~. M Ch nu g rs h "·lh N holson INJVU se ect competent anu anarled tra........t•tiaa. farm census Th~s mere~ com IS when the kernels are Sz• Oak Hill Mn Edna p H lh- BIJ\.V\.:11. were VlSitmg rs Bet- ~ aries MarcJnko Sr. er IS .x IC • people to do the . b ~ --..... tonnage of corn ~ulage better than dented. For Sudan grass the best d ' W 11 ' ~ J · a ty Frederick Thursday I Mr and Mrs Mllre Hardway that the do JO and ~en cold wave e~ today II • 3,000 tons up to a figure of 11165 stage Is at the hard dough stage ;Y· .;, sto~~U:. ~ Sc~- Dinner ~uesls of"Mr and Mrs and son, Mike, of Gallipolia were en ~~ f~good job Wom- ,aouth u Florida where.,._.., tons. Legume gran mixture should be ~p ys, • an . Rolland Stethem Sunday were I Saturday evening vi!!lors of Mr comnuttee were llemperaturea were reconlecl..oJat Gra.u silage during the same made into silage at the tune of wmger, Coalton, and Mrs. Harold Mr and Mrs. Harold Osborn and and Mrs Carrol Snowden, Steve. P~ Beacb. Snow and fr ..... period doubled in acreage of 274 earlv bloom of the legume 0 J. Walker, Ripley, W Va. famtlv nnd Mrs Ethel Larkins. Wrry and Garry. p ~:~mgJng ol God Bless lrams also were reported~ Wracrts up to 558 acres and the ' ch~d grass should be ens!:~ ; Birlll•. Mrs. Jake lkems. Pearl and Friends here learned of the Amer~ca concluded the meetmg. ginia and the Carolinu. ' tonnage Increased from 1,0791ths time of early tleading oats Mn: Owen McKmney, Rt . 11Emma Powell, VIenna. w. va .. S Ideath of Ed SeUards at Logan , At leut 49 deaths were blamed 00 ton_s up to 3,000 toru~ of green 1should be eMiled at the dough Ch~hire. daughter, &:2'1 a. m . called on Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. V. B • the ~rm. Penuylvanil leill we1ght in 1959. stage, and wheat and barley from Frtday. Mrs. John Cooper, Pt. Brewer Wednesdav By J~l\~ PARKER Mr . and Mr~. Bruce May, Mike orrowtngs Carne the toll with 20. New Tbe increase in the use of Pii.l· the time of heading to SIJft dough Pleasant, Jaughter. 9:42 P· m Mr and Mrs David Yates hoRolwrt Ifill JS confined to his and Deb1e, were Saturday even- From Embezzler counted or 12 deatbl ........... age bas ben brought about by the stage. Tbursday. visited Mr ~nd Mrs. Charles 1 me by ~llness Mr. and Mrs. Img C'allers of Mr and Mrs Ho- SHELDON. Jowa tUPJ 1 _The four in Coouecticut other~ greater demand for a quality . 1 Dl~jCharJed Lisle, Syracuse. recently. E , Davis of Vmton were Mon-' mer Parker and Sus1e. ousted president of Sheldon's fast- ed New York f: New Jerw, 1;. roughage to feed high producln~ 1 A rompBn~n in the ~otol di-1 PatJents recently discharged m-1 Mr~ Harold Holter visited [ day VIsitors: of Mr. and Mrs H1l/ M1ss Belly Jane Sprouse has test growing u dustry revealed to. Washmgton, D.C., 2; West VJrto' dairv cows Meigs Cuuntv farm- gestrhll' nutr1ents per acre :IDows, duded Mrs Robert Phillips and , Mrs Dav1d Sm 1th Sunday _Mrs. Lms Cotterill of Lancaster returned to Children's Hosp1taJ . day that Mrs Burmce Gel er gmia, 3, and Marylaod, J. ers have always been troubled by 1100 bush':' Is earn per acre with mfant daughter Culus Luttrell Mrs Norman Webrr 3nrt dau~- ' Vl.s rtf'd her parents, Mr and Mrs IColumbus. followmg a VISit with who admitted embeu:l " g · he- embezzled •L-the diH1cultv or makin~ large 7333 r>oundR TDN ~orghum for- Howard Smith ·Louise Hersman, Jler and Mn Oscar Babcock Pt·arl Lanmng over lhe weekPnd t...•r parent~;, Mr and Mrs Cal- than $2 milhon put m mg more~ 1 he r;w~ul.l:lll $1, dfl amounts or high quahty hay S1l- age Z8 tons frep;h we-ight, 6.871 Owen Badgley·, Loyal Holman: were d ~er ·guests of Mr and Mr. and Mrs Kt>nneth M1ehae/ 11m Sprouse o\nn, Andy and mto the firm than her ~~~r;:n~~ . r:~ =ude rana 'I bad 1 age has bc{'fJ ~sed as an alter- : pound 5 TDN.. Sudan gras.~ 17!Joyce Bias, Karen Jones, Mrs. Mrs Starling Mall~ar Friday. ~~d son. Mike , or Ch!lh('()the Handy stock purchases. ' wh.ere tb explanatba ,of nate meth&d s1mplv because it tons frf' 5;h we1r,ht . 3,904 pound~ of DeMJS Mannon Russell Lewis Mrs Marv Ptcrce ~rs Garnet c.: ailed on Ius parenls. Mr and Mrs C ,J Ebersbach of Porn •·w bo e money went She ~J 1. is somewhat easier tn make rigllt TDN; legume grass mixtures Lmda Nelson Mrs· Larry Stewar~ 1HenslPv and Mrs B~ttv Pigott I ~trs Eiza M1ehael anrl h1s sister eroy spent Wednesday w1th her f e rrowed a lot of money bamed her .Uence In the WG04:fJl' quality Jerass and com S!lae;e, eual lo 41!! tons hav, 4 218 plumb nd M C W· I spent Wednesdav With Mrs Inez Thelma over the Wet:'k end I daughter Mr and Mrs. Carl Hy- rom a woman who Just didn't ury County Jail at Sioux CftJ • than it has been to produce the TON; orchard grass yielding at a rs. ~~lllag Newell. quilting. Ro.«<m1ary and Jud1th J..vnn sell and fam1ly. have a lot or money ,'' Harold RUles to the south. lt ., lar,z:e tonnages needed of top the rate or 3 toiL'i hay. 2,223 . . Snowden dau~hters of Mr and l Kistner Jr. aa1d 1.. quahly hay. pounds TON per acre. 70 bushels ! Accordmg to lhe mJdmght re- . Charles Larkms called on Mrs Robert Snowden, have chick Sabra Canaday. daughter of _Elhott Roosevelt, fmancial adStopFI'Mii~WithA l of oats would produre about 3,429 ' part or the nursmg dep?rtmcnt, I Charles Marcinko, Sunday en pox. IMr and Mrs Robert Canaday VJ.Ser to Northern BIOChemical KNIPCO Hay conditioners durm~ the last pounds TDN, !md 40 ~ ~h(>ls of t no pal1cn~s were m cnhcal or j Mr a net Mrs Thunnan Hah- Mrs. Bill Hrown and daughtf"r was 111 at her home several days Corp . earher had told newsmen I couple years have enabled farm- wheat 1.954 pounds of TDN when Ipout· c~;ndlhon. I rock and Mr. and Mrs Joe Con Teresa hav t ed . this week that Mra GeJa•r 58 w the 75.000 ITU Ke,..... .,.,. t t ff •• h · th I 1 · e re urn to therr h , . . eo- • • 8!!1 POf"hble ....., ers o cu o '" ours m e ensiled Th h Ill d f , nollv vrsrled Mr and Mrs S A l>ome !olio b . f [ Jo nny \\J<;f' had his bicycle company's largest •tocltho!d With- c-~-• 1e h f f ld · ose w o were s e :.:; atr · ' wm~ a ne vrs1t w 1th er. UIJJ .... ngt o time to le cure hav included Nm\ ~ Halek.n ,\1rs . R.'llr1Pn, Monday I her mother. Mrs. Iva Stewart at !stolen from the porch of the But Kistner and other officials of ready for barn storaae.Thrs st11l One of the mosl lmportnnt 1G d i\ be S M II<'! en 1\rcher was a Srmrlav o,;is- Middleport M B 1 home of h1s parents. Mr and the livestock feed bad d 1 1itor 1 has not permitted the average problems in making grass silage aran ' 0 rt, r., • rs. M.~ rte in fh(' Garlh Smith home I rs rown rs reoov- 1, Mrs Nate Wise. n'ed . concern efarrner with a medium .s~ed is the handlmg of large amounts Runyon. 'Thomas Clutts, Jack Mrs H:~rriett Brvanl has rt>-, ;;~~z~/oi~::'~ g Irecent surgery at l Dr. and Mr!t John K. Smith of G~Jg~u:';'"' ~whether Mrs. dairy herd to put up surfJcrent of water In order to produce 35 Baxter. Bert Vane(', Lewis Rid· turned to her home here £rom I Mr · p a . Lelanrt, Fla. were called h@T by 1 . . . pou . as much as PhooooWYW002 quantitiea of hav before weather Ions of dry matter as silage it die, John V. Herbert, Ance Camp- Fl "d [ s Vona MW:nrght of Porn- the death of her mother Mn S million m notes mto Northern damage occurred. takes 100 tons of the wilted. crop ~II, Hubert Mace, Thomas Ran- .::-:. a~nd Mr.~. David Yat('s vis· I ~';': ;e~n:ng the week with Blanche Jividen. • . Biochemical. Poor)- -.h) .. In Ohio the acrea~e harvested at 65 percent moisture. To eet mgan, Ernest Carter, Robert Red· iterl ~r. and Mrs. James Hawley · M~s BetS eeney. ldal"'•lned Slle~~ee RACINE, OHIO ' for com silage has increased the same amount of silage it den, Floyd Thompson. Mrs. Hank.m M1"ddt eport, recent 1v. Ipat1ent . · at M te .HobstettPr wo~ a Mr . and Mrs. J. ohn Mont~omery.I ""'M'"rs"..-!Ge;;;i;;ig"er"·•._admiss~.; '~io.;n~tha~t~iii:ii G •. 1 11 , · · · · th M -- ~ -· s)l..t..tly over the past ten years. takes 175 tons of the fresh green Pence, Mrs. Roma Maze. Mrs. C !lin nd M F d . eJgs ene1a os- are v1s1tmg e1r parenls, r. 15" • • • E1:__ thb . a g on Mr. a r~ re I pilul the past week [and Mrs Carlos Snowden arKI · Grass silage acreage. which m·. crop at 80 per cent mo1sture. This ~ Ra urn, Mrs. L12 BaWll· Larkins. Sunday, were Mr . and Mrs 1,, . eludes alfalfa small arains includes' 140 tons of water in- aardner Henry Bell(!h Mrs Myr· k . a Barrett had all her I Mr. and Mrs. FranciA Montgom, e.· • • ~ • ' · Mr.s. Raymond Fran · cl'!ilciren as v"sit · 'ht th I f La ·11 RO M M 1 1 _ors 011f"- nrg grasses and clover, has Increased stead of the 65 tons water in tie Hicks, James Adamson and · d H ·I" F k d e ery o ngsv1 e . r. on · . ed . . Mr. an Mrs. m IS r::~n an past week. Calling were Mr. and gomery has enlisted in the Air 1 Rix fold over the past ten years WIt crop or a difference or 75 Henry Perkms. All other patients family were Sundav dinner l.!uf'~ts M . R bert B and now il second in Importance tons of water. were reported good f M d J h . K"bbl rs o arrett, Anna Mae. Force and will leave Tuesday • · o r . an Mrs. o nme 1 e. Roger lee and Connie Sue Miss from Columbus for LQ.ckland Air only to corn. From the wilted crop the fer-[ Two units of blood were admin- Reeds\lille. Gcor~ina T M d. M F 9 T " Gettln:g the most feed from an mentation loss Is about 12 per . istered at the hospital on Friday Mr and Mrs J(W. Bowlnnd of· Chal"les Rar>:~e,Ch r.l anJ. rs . oJrcett aEse.le ~xas. d acre of com silage requires at t d th f" ld to . .. , , < r . ar <'S. lmmy. oc a r wme spen1 8un ay · cen an e 1e ss 3 percent Lancaster spent s lew days with Robert Le<'. Mnriene Kav and 1night with Jane LucaS and par· tentioh lo varieties. cultural for a total loss of 15 percent . For Nei!Kin ArchE'r D ·I G · . ' · · ractieea d time f h est h f h h m ene ay, Mrs. Richard [ enls, Mr. and Mrs. Racharc' LoP an o arv , t e res g.reen crop t e fermenMr. and . Mrs. Hobflrt NPwPll Grueser and ChariPs Hichnrd, ens, Langsv lle, R. D. Jane Lu~b~=r~e~r:e=~tper8S :~centa~ :~~ion loss Jsloaboutbot5 tper cent andt called on Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Buster Ban'ell, Mr and Mrs. cas spent Muuday ni.~~:ht witt! Jo~ • • seepage ss a u 13 percen Sunday John J-'ife J d J I · d tta t M d M stalks about 50 percent digestible for a tot II f t Th' Gauge readlags, : Gallipolis · .. d M · r. <Jn omme an e · a parens. r. an rs. , . a oss o 28 percen . IS . Mrs. Floyd Stout v1s1te rs. Mr .and Mrs. Pury Van Meter HArvey Erlewine an a dry weight basts. Thus, an difference of 13 pereent loss 18.0, 12.1, runnmg 12 feet on rollTorrenL-e Thursday G d T ' 81 . Tu · f d lncre se · the percentaue of d hou p M Pt · · · regory an crcsa. ame mer, son 0 Mr. an a m , ."', . ry matter or a t 4.5 tons ers, omeroy- ason ::!ll.72, • Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince visMrs. Nellie Parker of Chester Mrs Wa e Turner a so homoe Brain will increa.se d1geshb1hty, dry m~tter is the equivalent ~leaNallt 24.07, Hinton 1.71 fall· tted Mr . and Mrs. Sam Wilson of was a Monday overnight guest of at ftutla~ Hi h &hool}· ~ and, in effect will produce a 3.5 tons of hay. mg, KanBwha Falls 3.49 falling, Hockingfort, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker and his arm in class more concentrated feed . '11le A_nother comparison on Charleston L8.7S falling. Dams in Attending the Home Demonstra- Susie. I Danny Diehl has ret~med from of :~lty a.t which co; mo1sture is that to change the upper Ohio are up and be- tion meeting at Margaret Brown·s Dusty Morgan, son of Mr. and Columbus and entered school •f barvehs or tsdag • dgreat ~ 175 tons or 80 percent low Gallipolis they are down. in Reedsville were Pauline Myers, Mrs. Warner Morgan, is a patient 1 here again. He is an 8th grader a 1ects t e amoun o1 1ee nu rl· crop down to 70 percent would London and Marmet ~ams were Yates, Ella Osborn, Arn - · ent.s produced. Ears make up quire lhe inclusion of about on the sills and Winfi(dci..Was runTress Swain and Bernief more than 55 pereent of the dry ton11 of beet pulp or 2.'!0 nlng one foot. . weight of the corn plant when it of beet pulp per ton. lkW m•vemenl•: Mrs. J..eone Dabcock pnd Ray hPs reaehed. th~ Ideal stage of To make good corn silage it Ohle Rl•er _ Bob Benter do•>n l ''"" Ul h s Sunday din growth for enallmg. d~sirable to keep the sila~ !3, 5: 31) a.m; Rocket up 1a, ~u:sts ~a~;e:d· Mrs. Char~ ! 1 In comparing the typical devel· all' must be excluded and L ttl Ed d •AS i tes Massar. opment r.i an at:!re of corn, we tempetature ol the a.m; t e . war up 15, find the .,_n wel ..ht Is approxl· .1 sh td bet a.m; Southland up 15, 5:15a.m; Visitin~ Mrs. HarriPtt eo..... P stage ou range ween T't Be ~:",_M~rs':_- Johnnie Smalh•ood i nt Olt-ll• Milk .....u.. rr.t i• 18 5 mately 27,000 pounds at the Ume and 100 degrees. The pH level tan up ' a-m; . aver .. · - - - -cludn tn II 1 t4 ft. hlldirll- •ltll of first tassels, but has increaSI!d grass silage can go Hllghtly 17, 7:30 p.m; Aliqwppa down • Ul8ft.•ll~nl....,_,• II I 18 ft. MU.rooll. lilt tllllt II to 40,000 lbs. green weight at the er, but it is of greater Importance 19, 7 a.m; Albert Holden up 21, DALLAS, Tex. (UPil t(Ui..,.., •fta. I l&llllltft etullll•' proper stage for ailage. The dry to be sure the silage is well pack- 8:40 a.m; Teresa Sealey up 21, IGoosel Tatum. the madcap ma- 12 ttllt, CIJort.•r I'· ·r. ·bont rift matter content. wtlich includes ed and the air is completely ex- 5:20 a.m; R. H Bosworth II u.•fllliJIJII••i gician of basketball, said today the nutrlent-8. hal increased dur- duded. 21, 6:50 a.m; Walter Williamson juey indictment isn't · fng the same period from · 3,200 . Silage will t:!ootlnue to be up 21, '1:25 a.m.; H'arriett M. cause him to "lose any PMDUfs per acre up to 12,000 prime Importance to Meigs down 22, 4:20 a.m.; Charles Stev· cram? his 11tyle on the court. 'l'bls Dnr Chon·Bor ODt.Ku ~ · · pKUldl per ac~. fanners until we can I e_naon up 23, 5:40a.m; Irene 'Producm, tbe _.....' 1~1 ' : Practkes whlcb Increase veg~ way of reducing the weather tm up :28, 3:45 a.m; Jean Hutch- . "I BSid on ..the court : . : est advance ID. mtllrin11D tbe ..- • · ard in bay making. up 29, 12:55 a.m; Aztec _the courts, Goose sa1d w1th year& 1t pro"fidel tater,"IIUIN =r•,' 30, 2:25 a.m; City of Mays- gnn. llllllttq plua 11101'0 ,..at dm7o up 30, 3:15 a.m; J. S. Lew· Then he spread llis arms to the inC- "nlt bniJdh,.. an pre balhattw Five-Year·OJd Boy Is up 31, 11:25 a.m; National up full wing-span ol eight f..t. t2\l ..,.,..,. lind ... tbo Job, 'ftlrl" ...... I - · Patenlnd Now IDOl paddle design !hrods ft-, Dies In Huntington 31, 2:15 a.m; Uoonle D. up 31, Inches, let them drop to his sides are well tnml•ted, have 'l'llermOII !1!1!.. ~ ...,..... wider. Takoo I~ toot Full length stool flares. waw OP!IATOR IS ALWAYS WITHIN window~. eleetrlc "MDtllaUGD.IIId -.;__ PI' PLEASANT _ Scc!tl M · ~ a. m.; Leila SheW'er up and got ser1ous fur a rnomenL f11P811ent fWita-baeted box is acid resistant. Full year &u. 3 FEET OF THE NEXT COW'S uum door controla. Choft.Boy baQd." Kin~ 8 'th II td c- 2:55 a.m "At:!tually, I don't know .... Gltltr ~ cloiiiiCII NIW lDIA Finance PIM. y mi ' ve year o it," he said. "I've got UDDER -THE COWS AlE ing1 ere more eeoaomleaJ ta llaiJII,1 of John R. ond Ella Mae McKin- GaWpolta Dam - Pet!J Down· handling It for me. '"ANGLE·PARKED" lboD moot l o e o l l y - ,.,-.,. ~ Smith, o1 South Point, 0., ey down 2:30 p.m; Chaperone do what be says." d1ed Friday 3fternooo in Cabell- down 5 p.m; Andrew Calhoun A federal grand jury in K~~:::l Huntington hospital after a up 9:15 p.m; Ouward down 11: Mo., illdicted Tatum • ' nim~ss. 05 a.m; Solvay up 2:30 a.m; In· two charges of income The child was born on Nov. 2, diana up 5:10 a.m; City of evasion.. One alleged his gross WY :Z-2176 lt!SS in Huntington. lngton down 10:25 a.m for 1956 was $32,896, ln addition to lhe parents, he TRACTOR SALES is survived by the . matem•l Kaoawba River - 0. F other alleged he earned $40.~ WY 2-5101 granpdarents, Mr. and Mrs. WiJ. er down Mannet 10:20 p.m·; Uam Mt:!Kinley ol Pl. Pleasant, Jane Lucas down Mannet ! and the paternal grandparents, a.m; C. V. Hornrr up Wo•fie,Jd Mr. wid Mrs. Herbert Smith ol 3:56 p.m; MerrDI down Winfield s pent Ruu Pilots Say on't Fly Into Laos as a factor in auto accidents are evading an important issue. Certainly it is true 1nany Sentinel, _Pomeroy-Middleport, o., 1m. 21, tiU.f 3 smut<!. Middleport, 0 ... fact that those who pooh-pooh high speed Now and then the attention of a stale is grimly focused on the matter of auto accidents by one so terrible that it jaro thousand• out of their complacency. I Our spcnsor had won1'he wagon lralll WBI saved. in it. They lir rode off landRobe~,!rrm:,. ~~~~.I Speaker,, the ~uh I Mr vld t p . Lad'Jes ~;, :nd M;," Harhs Frank raise 1 ! I Now our co-sponsor told tbem If you do u I say, If you use our laxative You'll feel better all day. So th,y did what be lold them Speed Was The Key This Corn Is Sti.•] 'K.mg' Of .• c I SE oh· I age rops n 10 S N4Jw the ludiana WE're losln(l With howling dismay. They were wing the wrana laxative. They were .. lni Brand A. I Holzer Hospital Limg Bottom ......... HMPllal sOCICtV . News Among th... who entered Hoh- New In Farming 2-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middlepor\, 0., Jan. Zl. But otopped ill IU Di8bt BecaUN a woman wltb body odor Hadn't boU1ed 1aJt nisbt. The Daily Sentinel ,j ciate your business. OPEN 24 HOURS EVERY DAY elet Us Wash Your Car elet Us Change The Oil elet Us lubricate Your Car WY 2-3932 E. Main St. Pomeroy Jack W. C.ney, Mgr. ' ' WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Tony Fowler Owner-ntor . ....•••••••••••••••••••••••••!;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Jr-~ �' ' SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON OF TR!! WQ!II: :Substituting Arguments For Christlikeness ' <:.· Bulldogs Takes Share Of Crown; Jackets Bow To Chieftains, 54-50 Full Press Brings Many Turnovers High Sthool Scores 1 Panthers Put Out 'Full Effort'. Bul Su££er F'Ina} HaHColcJness ~ OHIO H . .i. BASKI'::TBAU. 1Aa:wt·Beru 7S SII..U 4-1 By Uollod Prou !llwroatt.... t Albuy Carlba&•-T"' .. 1Toledo Macomber 65 i Toltdo ceatnt 53 j Alleuwltlt 46 HMmdel 45 SEO, County League Results SEOAL AU. CAGE 8TANJ)WG-==p -~OAL "~ IIESERWVE!iL ONLPYOP More Spo~ On Page 3Today Pomeroy's Panthers, in the wordJ of their coaeb TEAM L OP Pomeroy • • • •. • 9 1 538 :tS4 "played as well as any time this season," but still loot: Athens · · · .... · 1Z o 703 521 WeU.ton . .. .... 1 2 412 371 Amonda Cl•ar Croek ., t'ollege Baoketball Reouha 57-48, to Athens Frtday night to give the invaders 8 Nelsonville .... 9 5 720 718 Atbe.. . . ....... 8 4 402 351 Pistons Just Might ,Hany Westfall ·• l.ot!an Chief· Pl<brla&loo 71 Rulobvllle 54 E\ST 10-0 league record and guarantee of at least a tie for Jackaon ....... B 4 710 BTl Jacluon ....... s 4 311 3011 Make Race Of It taws usmg an aggress1 ve full BNtoeD 34 Uerltf Ualoo ~ , Syrac.•use 79 AlheJ 67 the SEOAL title. Pumeroy ...... 7. 5 700 647 Logan .f. 6 333 369 · DETROIT. UPI .- Who knowa? <'\)UI"I pr"' <attlod Coa<h Nolan Cotbo<lon 10 Lonca•l<'r 61 I Valley City"' Dockuu<m Tch-< 86 , The victory, bard fought all th~ way, thu_a presented Lopn -........ 7 6 720 729 GalllpoU. ...... 3 7 294 :153 Maybe the Detroit Plstona...,. Swackhamer's Yellow Jackets ln· CleY• Eut T~h ~z Cheney at Kutztown cm:ld snuw Coach Charles McAfee his first championsHip at Alb· Welbton ....... Cl 8 8&3 801!1 Nelsonville .... 3 7 284 366 make a race of it· in the westera ~ a ~50 defeat Frid~> night ut Cleve CuU..edral Lau 11 49 SOUTH j ens s.in~e immig~c1ting from Ames--Bern seven years ago. Middleport .. ... 4 7 564 590 Middleport . . .. . 1 9 22! DO division after all! Middlepo•·t ' Col Ce•trol 8% Col Ellsl 58 Alab.lma St· 72 Murn.11 B1own 70 1And 1t I$ Athens first cage pennant in 11 years. GallY,KJiis .; . . . . . % 10 569 68'7 TOTALS 40 il !1'N 21'96 The Pistons, dormant in lbe Loga1. took: the opening tip-off Col Lladea 71 Col Aquloas 67 1 Valdusht St. 91Ro1Jins 71 I Oaly a calamity of the first worked. ~ National Basketball Association and scored with fiye seconds gone Col Nortr AI Col Eutmoor n ; Fla. A&M 74 Tuskegee Inslitute 53 1magnitude seemingly ctmld pre- I The closest u.'- Panthers goa SEOAL VARSITY, ONLY FJUDAY'S R.E8ULT8 : chase until recently, swept to in the ilrsl period when Ph II Col Sou&. 16 Col Wed 68 ISW Lot.lsiana 92 Cbrit:ilian Br or 83 , vent the Bulldogs lrom 94innlng was 32-29 at the first or t be TEAM W L p their third straight victory and 45 Gallipolis 44 Wo,ltz took an aMist from I..arty GraDdlie-w 79 Wbll.t!h 8 11 47 : Memph1s SL 7U Murray St 60 one of their f o u r remammg first of the third quarter on Buff. Athena .. , •• , ... 10 0 188 OP Nelsonville fifth· in six xgamea Friday niJhl 431 Bamter for ~h.o:o lay-in . The Chiefs Arlington Sl Re:dry S7 . Belmont 86 H.irmmgham Sou. 64" games, and coppmg the honor un- ington's fast break. But Athens J bon Athel18 57 Pomeroy 48 by defeatng the New York Kaldr:· 4 573 moved the ball well the lint 1 Worihln~km ~% DtlaWIIrt' 37 j MIDWEST Ishared. . . rorged on to maintain a lead of N~.laonvill~· '.'.'.'.". : 4 511 : Logan 54 Middleport 50 erbockers, 132·128. quarter and were out In front 16 Urbana tl Mt. V~.-.on 36 KWlsus 75 Kansas St. 66 . McAfee pomted to one of h i 11 five or more pointa, except at lbe p 5 559 557 Jacklon 59 Wellstoti M to 10 at the whistle. . ; Can11l Wtnehester 57 D1blln 41f i Xavier (Ohio 1 80 West Ky ~ <' bvys aft.ec the game and s a I d, poinl nea.r that quarter' a end, at r:::meroy.. ::: :::' (Reaervn) A /fEW IDIA 1'011 A II~ 6/IA 5 526 S&i In the seeond per1od, Logan. Col Rosary '71 Hamilton Twp . .\2 1CincL•mati 86 Drake M "He won it." . 42-31. Wellatoo . ... , . . 3 1 588 595 1 bril<'ed by • tight man to man Ntw Albuy 83 Col Acad@my 61 Sou II: 109 East. 111 58 He was lookmg at &-5 Steve . Middl port Nelsonville Z9 Gallipolis 8 • d~rense, 4!aused many Jacket : GroYfl! City 44 Gah ..ana _.2 ISt. ~ary's 74 Natiomr.l CoHee(· 72 Chase, bespectacled senior, who Trymg desperately to pull up, G . e "' " S 7 509 543 Pomeroy 63 Atbens 36 turnoven· However, the Middles Covington IKy.) Cnfhollc· .'i2 St. John's iMinn.) 87 Hesston 58 fashioned 19 points against the the Panthers could IJ..It aothing ~~ ...... 2 I 468 555 / WeJiston M Jackson 31 29 were able to lie it up ~lYM!ntarlly 1Wllmtnp,n il 1SW Kansas 64 Bethel Colle~e 51 Panthers on 11ix field goals and in the final q~arter. ~ Wine.0 4t GZI t3l! Logan ~~dleport_ ~ wilen Randal Bowie& hit from t~ I Greenfield Mcl.aiD 46 N. Dakota St. 6S Morningsidt Gl seven of 11 free tr.ies and gath· br:enner kept hia mates m range right hand corner with fo~r. mln.. IBeanrcreek 6f ~.e•anoo cz Mo· V8 . Okla., ppd ., snow ered in 18 rebounds to lead both With n~ of nine. ltralg_bt free utes and 25 seconds renuunmg ?' I HJUsbor• 67 Drury 53 'NUliam Jewell :,2 clubs in that department, as well tosse.s m that ·half, missmg only ' ' lbe half. Ste"e Daltoo, Lo~an 11 Wasltlnglon C. H. :i4 SOUTHWES'l aa staging a fine floor defense· on ~l! lOth and ~ut effort. scoring ace. came back With a ILima Sl. Mary" 35 I Midwestern 76 E. Tex Baptist 74 Even 80, the Panlh~n could With 4:07 left lD tbe game the 33 beautiful 20·footer to put tne Van Wl'rt Prairie V'w A'M lOS Tougaloo 82 have had it were they hitting. score stood 53-47, Athens. WineChiefs bock in front to stay. The ' Lima .~ Dayloo Belmont ~ · Wiley 73 Texas College 68 For the second of three out· brenner got hlo ninth chorlty A ~ever-say·di~ Nelsonville basketball squad, down Jackets were unable ~ 11co~e un- 1Ada v\t Beaverdam S9 WEST ings, Coach Moore's boys couldn't throw of the bali to complete tbe 39-22 wtth thr~e rmn:utes remal!Jing in the third stanza, LU thr~ eeconda remamed m the Bath '71 Blufff.on M Utah St. 58 Montana 57 find the basket, one way or an· Pomeroy scoring with two min- rallied 1~ the fmal mmtes of acbon to eke out a thrilling - • • with Nadoawide'o "air and were down :.&-18 at the ~~..,. U 8penrenllll" 5I Brigham Young 91 Utah 88 othPr. utes left, while ~se hit two ~5-44._trmmph o!er Coach fJyde Evans GAHS Blue Dev· , _ Family Hoopitaliza. bill way mark. lcolhe 17 Ze•rsvllle 6fi •I Oregon 60 Wash 1ngton st. 5:1 In the first half lha Panthera free throws nnd Rich Bacon one Ils Frt~ay mght lD ,Ne~sonville. cioo Plonl Offen lihaal Ricbard Swackhamer cloted the =ysburg 53 Hopew•ll 50 Oregon St. 67 Idaho 52 hit just ttlree of 12 from the foul to end the Athens scoring. BIH Kunzman s Sid~ shot from the corner put the beoefi'J ..... 'fiOI'W. gap lo four point• with two mJn. McC e. ~ ~ew Lexington &1 Senla Ana 52 Citrus 50 line o"er haU of the misses Overall Athens ahol 41 per Hounds ahead for the fmt and only time, 45-44-with casb tllilh oovenge 0 • 0 , . . ut~tS and three seconds left in the Old ;ne~l Ylloe ~ ~to,~~Pr 4: 3 Mt SanAnlonio 67 Riverside 52 co~ing on the first efft..rt or one- cent fro~ the field, hit 13 of 25 l:lSl~ft ~nt the contest. GAHS missed a fJeld goal attempt thArd quarter 81 tbe Mlddlel be· 8 M'atllsoDU soao Sta.nford M Washington 5H {Oil and-one situations. free tries. Pomeroy hit 15 of 46 recon s a er, N!JS ..went into a stall. With six seconds san to ...,. alive. However, C;..b•llle 71 Mo ... m. 41 Weber 10 !Ioise 58 That ~urt. 'l'ile half ended 32- atlemp18 frnm !he field, 18 of 35 lfft, abBiue _Devtl sco.oped up the ball, raced down the Bainter and Dahon chipped In a Bar b ,_ •• So 7h Nobl •• Oakland City 100 Stockton 71 free tosses. oor, ut liUSSed a cnp shot as the buzzer sounded . 27 for .\!hens. kl and th J ket a IY11.. U1 ern t "" , , NELSONVILLE (fS) . - - - - - - -~ MAX WARD but t a ptece e ac I Summerfield 54 Belle Vall~y 31 Calif. Poly 80 San Fe~nando 63 In the second half ttw- Panthers 1he Panther reserves C!Oilhn· Brunston O.l·l; Anderson 5--1_11 Maller o-o.o - TOTALS 21·17·59. wer• lhort 40 to 3& at the quarter. New Co~eerd '73 RI!IMnill~ fi2 K Wash. 75 Seattle of Pacific 56 found the free toss ran~e. but uetl full steam toward the league Dexter 74-18· Kurwn ., 1 1 Ill E. 2nd I'll. WY-2·2460 The fourth per~ atarted slow Pleasantvlllt 'Jt Fresno City 103 Coalinga 73 couldn't hit from the field . They -c~amptonship .with a b~ket rat- stufflebean o--0..: Vo .~n ~· : WELLSTON IS4) and to the Mkldlea advant~ge 8~ IAr•w•e·New &rallavllll' 11 Seattle 86 Gonzaga 84 got three held goals for six points thng ~-36 VIctory. R1ck Crow ·TOTALS 19-7-45. gJ Ramsey 4-5-13; Ray 4-3-11; Mulh, moved within two pomts o Caldwell st Phlle 38 IOre. Pacifle tn Llnneld 66 in the third J~erlod , not a single ~a~ high for Pomeroy with llt, GALLIPOLIS (4-t) lens 5-l-1,; .Graham B-J.13; Blank· the WeaUall lads. Bowles and Rome-Caaaaa 53 Tile Plains u j Eastern Oregon 73 Portland St. 64 bucket ln the final period Smath of Athens got 14. Panther Cr 1 12..f. Robe enship 3-().6• TOTALS 22·10-54 I : Raymor.d "Hotdog'' Kloes hit. - ----- . . - . -·· - -third string reservists finished aw ey • ; rt8 l-!..f.; , . n·~· I thite ur_ four ahol.l allile charily 4oDally_S<mhnel, POJ_n~roy·Mtddleport, 0., J•n. 21, 1961 Eddie Bunch, lor example. us- the game. Thomas 6-0-12; Pope IHI-10; Con· JackiMlll . ....... 10 25 38 S9 ATIORWID II"' to make II 41).18 with 7:!S ually sharp aroond the foul cir· ATHENS 157, loy TOTALS l!l-ll-44. Wellsloo ... _18 26 42 54 rorilainlng. Bowles drew his flflli de wkh his jumper, tried three BeMelt J.l.S ; Gardner IHHI; .... ·10 :12 Z9 4$ Reserves - Wellston :w Jackson ls;:y - - : I 2 1 32 per10aal with '1 :27left and Loa:an Urnes In the first. haU', seven m Bacon 4-2·10· Chase 6-7-19, Post· t - - ...... l5 ~ oM •Sl~·=========~o=·;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:~immediately went inh~ ll.s full th,e aet.'Ond, and hit nothing. on 5-3-13; Bl. Cornwell 6-0..12; Reserve. score - Nelsonville 29 •• ell'\",...._1 to rallle lhe Jackets Eddie Buffington had kept TOTAI.S :12-IS.S?. Galllpo!Ja--18-.- - lnlo ll)rOI'e turnovers. Pomeroy in tbe laDle in the first POMEROY (f8) : Nldclleport ltayed c t 0 1 e Two hlgllly improved county MiMieport 22. half. His seven goals of 11 at· Winebrenner 2•1o. 14 . Bunch aIRONMEN END LOSING th-~ul tbe fourth period and quintet• lockPd horns ut Rulland bany quintet at Eastern tonight tempted came largely from the 3;3; Hamm 1-o-2; Oblinger 3-H; SPELL AT WEUJJTON FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDS! were down so to 48 with a minute Friday night with the Red De\•· lo round ou the weekend's baskel· outskte. But ln the second half Buffington 8-.f.20 . TOTALS J5-lll· Coach Dave Fisher's Jackson and 21 MCOndl. remaining, when Ill coming out on top over Coach ball card for the area. he fired eight tlmeJJ, bit once, 48 ' Ironmen ended a t&ilapin at four Lofin't Henry Louala hit on • Bob Ashley's Eastern Eagles, Mi l Rutland. Marlin 9-0418. Hob- that one belnK a erip shol. By Quarten: straight defeats by edging arch-j We Mix Conc~ta To Your Own Specification.. jump- ahot to make It 52-48 Tom to 52. stetler 4·2·4·10. George o-t-s-1, Thus, coldnes• from the out- Pomeroy . . 12 27 38 rival Wellston 59-54 in a SEOAL Dell-It Right To Your Job When Needed. Doftabey added two charAly toss- Eastern waa oul in front IR to Combs 9-B-1 ·18, Hoffman 2·2·36, si~ was the Panthers' downfall, Athens ; , contest Friday night. 11 32 45 put the Chiefs out In front 14 at the quarter mark and h11d Du~an 20-1·4, Kin~ 0.2-22. To together with their inabUJty to Reserve scure _ Pomeroy 63 '11le win left Jackson tied for 1i to _ Saves Money _ Time _ Wasle by alx ~· the I.AJgan club began Increased their slim lead to Z8 to tals 26-7·14·59. get through the Athens' defense Athens 36_ second place in the cunference to'•tall. Swackhamer Ued Balnt.er 23 at the half. In the third per· East f lt1 for sure layups off of any of their with a G.fr mark, lame as Nel· yp~: a jump baU and the Mid· lod the EJgles .were -.ff to a good . 8 ~· Sununer te . 2·2·4-8, patterns, excepting an occasionIODVflle. Wellston Is s-'i' inside the 3 dleo gotthettp, Kloeoocored with otart tho flrot lh""' minuteo ·or ~ols~ng". -4-6-lO. /~lms 6-i-4- al faot break. Lucas Doubtful <'Onference. 11,._ ...... remolnin& but to no play but the sharp shooting ol · mw 2-1-3-6. • well 4-I·S. Paalhen Led. Early , JACKSON IUJ •••H 11 tho Yellow Jackel8 abo Lee Combs and Dave Marlin tied 9• Robln!IOn 31 -2-7. Tolal• ZO-IZ· The lead wao tied or changed Starter Tomght Hyden 4-2-tO: DavIs 2-5·9; . sides nine Urnes in the first qu•r· ,.tlld their oeYenth lou of the the score and moved tile Red 24::· UP! - Top-nnk· 1 iUOn M-50 De\'ils ahead 45 to 42 at thP end ore lY quarter~ . ter and a half of play late and unrated Pur·• · 81 1 42.2 percentage of the quarter. Rutlond · · · · 14 11 22 14 - ~ It was2·1for Pomer~y on Buff· due are favored to retain their 1 frQm. thl field against the Jac· 111 ttre fourth pe.riod Rutland Eastern · ·18 12 1_. 10 - 53 lngton'a steal and layup in the un:~~ ;.~:a ~ Tea kttl' a .l and amtrolled mct1l of continued to hit w11h aceuruloy, first 30 secon<b. then 2·1, 2-3, 3·3, 1 to 01 m 1c ybast:f~:l ~~~; tho rtboundo. Tom Andeuon and sinking oevon of 14 from the Colllns In Driver H, . 11-4, and like that nnlll Jerry Luc~s ':.,d Te Dllchln . ni Klool did a fino job under tile field lor 14 points wh•le lhe EoBlame Cornwell hll from the <"Or· er. rry I ~ \1 que • o • boom for tho Middlea but found gl•• could mu•tcr but 10. Seat At Tourney ner al the end of the flnl period Lucas still Is a doubt! 1 storter ~Ivn 1n trauble In the four· Ashley's hoys lost C h a •·le, PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. UP! to make tile ocoro 12·11 for Porn- agalnlt Mlnneooto h:•lng auf· tb-period wiU. the loss of Bowle1. Collin•. lhe Eagles leading Sl'Ur· -Bill Collins, • smiUng red·head eroy. fered a apralned a~kle during 8 lhl Jackal'• b 11 &eat 1corlng er, with five minutes Jell in the rrom ~rys~l River, Fla .. was In Athena\..,..enl ahead 22·20 with practice sesalon .earlier in the thrtlt. thlrd period. HoweYer, .lim Roh· lh~ dnver • seat Uduy fcH' the 4:05 left in the first hulf on week. '11le Buckeyes' AII·Amerl· ktllll'l Sttve Dalton led the lnaon came off the bench to do a l~ml round of the $50,000 Bing \.~hase'a lip-iD. The Bulldogs went from a knee apraln 'NbJeh kept ao.I!DI ·-Ith 18 and Swackhamer ftne job for the Ea11tarn lads and (rosby National Pro-.A mateut golf on lo get " 32·27 advantage al from a kne sprain which kept lid tlt Mklditl with 1!· Bainter chip in seven polnt11. Collins Jed tournament. halftime, scoring Jl poJnta In that him out of the Jan. 9 EvanBYille entPMokl were In the double fig. Eastern In scoring with 14 points. Although Ued with Ted Kroll of JeCOnd qua11er lo Pomeroy' a 15. , 1ame whea he wu apln aide\11'4rll fot' l.ogan anrl Anderson and Murtin and Comhs I~ the Red Ft . Laudf!rdnle, Fla., after 81 Way11e Zurcher had alerted the lined. Kloe~ hit ten each for the Jackets. Devils with 18 points each while holes, eal-h with 135 scores. Col- game for Allen Hamm, assignlri Jht ~Hne till the Little the Rutland team overall hit 211 Una already has survived the menl Chase· But Zurcher had Ja"dffb ol Frank Echleman ••· of 85 shols from the field fur Pn teshl at Pebble Beach and ey. won three personal fouls after 'AKER end SEYFRIED llricftd tM UUie Chleffl to a 29 even 40 pel' t'tml. EaAtert. hit 20 i p1'e!1s Point und draws the ('asier one minute of the .~~econd quar· 1 to tt vl<!tory. Gene W\,.e led the of 48 shots for a good 41 IWI'<'t'"lll· Monterey Country Club course for ter had elapsed, was taken out 1 -our l-ENNOX d..ler Mkldleporl JCOrlng with nine age. lhe next 18 holes. wllh the SL'Ort. 1~14 fur Athens. i NIWandUSED while non Phelptt hit for t4 to , . and never reappeal'ed. I lead Logan. Rutland • 16 of 34 frnm thr field Chaso got nine of hla li point• I COAL, OIL, GAS Oftlclals. Bob Bauer artd Ker· in the aet.'Ond half for a 47 pt!r tn lhut second quarter FURNACES mil Blulier eent average roupled wiHa their lecHd RaU · Rlitr\le •core: l.ligan 2U Mid · aggressiveness under tho boards I McAfee ordered his team to PI.ne WYo1-3794 dftP,>rl %2. pro"ed to 1M! the deciding ~cIIQMKROV MIXED LEAGUI: prult.•<.'t il.s lead wllh a controlled _·, · tor In lheir ninth win of the se~· lligh Three Game Ind. C Mur· game and close ehecking up to POMI!ROY, OHIO . :.. LOGAN <Sf• 10n. Rutland'• reconl now slnnda ray 434; E. Sylvealt!r 444. 25 f~t oul from the bucket (It __ 1Ut..rh \lutoo ,. I 1 ! 1 1 ! 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I MO. $4.50 $6.00 $7 .50 11:to W J EH RADIO PHONE WY 2·2157 MONDA 't flfROtJUB II'JliDA Y 7 01 SliD Oa. t41111e01 Clod< Nl l1>o Ufellno 8~011 Ohie Valley ~'ewt GLORY OF GREECE-The Battle o! Thermopylae, credited by historian& willl PNitftiJI.I[ European culture, is faithfully reproduced as the blgh point in the new ~ ".t..iaD. Of . Sparta," be ing produced in Greece. In .this scene the Spartans ~ advancing on the invading Per sians. Heading the cast are Richard Egan. Sir Ralph .RichaNiGD. P1aiMt,1 Baker. Barry Coe, David Farrar and Anna Synodinou. a 15 12•» Nowo 0 Gnmo 12-45 Mf Mua&e ••• To r .. llter for the beautiful II cu. ft. Upright Food Froezer We are tivint ••••· No pur· che.. neceaaarr to be eli1i· ble to win. Rlq> n ,t$ World Ne,.. Specilllslt in Car Wash, CouatJ 11: DG MUDD Newt u oo CollliDWlliJ Ne"' 12:C:. Local NOOD NIWI Lubrication ond Oil Chongti We give TV Stemps J :OO Favorite Sloly 1:55 t..ocal 1t1w1 •·110 Dllclllll •lib !Jos, I 1:1) NBA B'lk+" 1 a:oo lladlng 0u1 Loud .... o.w., Homo I 5:30 People are Funny I 1:00 Meet II: 10 World NowJ ~' IJ Obio NOWI lbe Prul . I 1:40 Weather 1:110 ConunullliJ New, jll•20 Sporll TodJy 5. 30 Dinner Mus teaM 11•00 Sill: Oil NEW YORK IUPil- Jiarrll, Up. I Co. aays H thinks the lmplieatloo bam i Co. aaya lljat 111011 chem- II tlult tho great middle claSJ o1 leal equities are dow selling well l·,tocu ~ dolnj better than tbo below their high priCOI of the past blue chip group; two yean, and ,t would •ppear Bache & Co. continues to • tlull lnvoslmenl In ,.lected otocks &ani R. H· Macy as a rellliOIUOln this 1f0UP b. wmnnted ror bet· ble value for lon&-term capital tar-thao-aver"ii BJ'Owtl. in profits appreciation, Notlftl that proltt for the long-term, mar••·· have risen 30 per eent ..... Notlnj that standud t Poor's Iince 1964 and return on as induJtrlal atock average con- ao per cent, Baelle oayo this tlnueJ to outperform the Dow- ' II likely to continue in the years J011ea 30 illduatrlall, Goodbody & ahead. oA 1Lv · cRoss w C7-:-:o =K-,-,D_____ .ACROS~ I WILL NOT BE IN MY OFFICE MONDAY, JANUARY 23rd THROUGH THURSDAY, JANUARY 26th DOWN 1. Renowned hand Luck (lr,) ~- -­ 2. Atnllualpa o. 41 Ton Chevrolet Ur Pick Truck 1956 mode , purchased Mar. 1957, 16,000 mi. , runs like new. pLDky wuone 10. Leavea out J2, Muter ot algllton Hallowe'en 4.Nautlcal obaln ss. I. PaeiJio fllarut eeremontq Relfnlltid U . Genuine :16. Bun god fonnatioA e. Uncle (dlal.l 18. Beverage 7.··Marner" - I?.Man'o ntolmarno 11. Wlclco4 · -Enalllh cheete 10. Sl.lnte 11. StePs I ( (bor.l t TIRMITI CONTROL Save $1011 ar · more. Ea111 to • 21. ~:~~~~·y 30. Key 82. BJrthdny Yf'ttnd•r'• " - • • 35. Rowlnr lmplemento ~~. Gumbo 41. Mule eommand 12. Owna IWINIY GOOGLE ond SNUFFY SMITH IIONDAt , ,. 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Squad 1:110 lolovlo 8:1111 News 5:1111 lolalty'l Funnlel l:tO Weather Mer 1:30 B. Cruaby GoU Tournament l :tl Jolm Dol,y Noft I •30 Wall Dt-. 7:00 TrockdoWII . ll:lO Movie 7:30 Mavarip ' . ly ERNIE BUSHMILL. THE RAIN SPOUT IS FROZEN - -· I'D BETTER CHOP AWAY THE ICE BRRR IT'S COLD • TODAY 7:30a.y._ ,,.,La..,... 1:10 Surlaldo St. 8!011 'l'llo Rebel 1:• A b - Ill P.....U. 9!10 C1o1o Up Special IO:IOP«.U:OO Nello Torli&bl 11:10 Weather U:ll Lala Sbow t0:30 Winston ChurchW 11:00 News II:IOMovlotlmo ·.,~ ·, ' _, RACINE t:OO Ref, Mt*tlllll 1!30 Agrleultun ltim 10.00 Rell(bll pnllriiD Ameriealll at Work 10:30 Look up and LIVI' li:OIIIIighway llolldays 11:10 c -•.1bne lallrlO lllllt -,. --(0, -~~ U.WoodJ PLANING MU1 PhoneWif.3641 Rev. Glbbl U•IOOral- 1:011 Rev. 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Only etiBUO Starr Ford, Inc., Well· atoa. •:1111. t 1) ll-3tc 990 ON YOUR, DIAL YOUR HOSTS ' I i ....., ··•·· 1., . - ·' ' ,O:.·!pc.,.-··'1" ' PI I , .. t · · - - • •• ~ - · _ ,. _ ... _ _ ,....:.._~ .. ...... ~ ... ... ... .,... ,. ..... . - . . -.;.... ... . . . · ~ . . . . .. .. .. . .... .... _ __.... ~ . . ... .. ... _ " - · · .... .... . . . . . . . . . . - -....· -- · ·· · .. - - - 11! - ~ .:.. ~ ' .......... ~··· " - · ~ ··.... -.......... ~.., ...... . ..- ...~. .. ·•• ' . ~•··•-'--···---- ,1 . I. Channel -13 ltfNDAY ll•.TWtDo4 ' t:OI trhedh WHTN m&llon 19. Ploulftllr 18.0111'1- IIJid Your-Buy-Sell or 1upply ll.l>ltrtta JI. Bxela· ea. ldtolla 1 With Your Favorite Muslo-NewslteJu-of Interest In Tile Area m-al 2t. Moat painful 2!5. On that t:• Sip 011 IIONDAY No hum to piJniL i'r.' fesaionally pronu I yean , protection. Get FlllllE ~01' · at your Lumber Yud. 'l'booi.-' and1 we it. UIO, ''TOWN AND 21. Thut 22. WIId t tt:-4 Kill , . , You....-.-wlllo · ·. AltAI U-DO-IT Dr. Ray R. Pickens neu 9. In this Qtue lU. Winter 11. Direct. hazard (abbr. ) 13. Oolll 15. Ventee water atreats 19, lnalpld· J. Ohottly U: II W•tt . ,....... Rldon 12:10 News : 11:4$ Garden Club I!OO Big ' -Ita& · 1. Clenched lldl II Ufo 1 !:CIS Mr Music Clock t: so Public> Servict t : 4B Show.. .. of Ble!!!'ltn'10:110 r~ or lbe ToWJ 10:16 World News 11 . DO ratk ot Cbt rowa Fri only . II : ~ Olurcb Bolla ! AlliO!J 11:1J , _ _ 1:10 ......, i 12•011, IV Chapel 1:10 Mr IIUJI<' 3·00 World News Clock 8:55 l!ommlllttJ Nf'WI • 8:00 MUiiCII 111•311 U6LocoiNewl I 'I 1:00 Dr.~~- i10:11:111130 Contrat!J l'ronlten of Feith 1.2:3D Agriculture Arrnt Mus~aJ u:•M- •=• Sip 011 lltJNIIIot ... Sip Oil 10: 1111 Olllltcl bor 12:20 Bulletin Boon! World Newt I: ~ J: 1111 U: l t l - 110 Ohio NOWI J ' w-..o 1115 Sbucl! Watdl ,.,: 1.0 Otuo .Nna 8>011 Sporu 1oday IJI,. - J- --:-:-:::-:-:-:-=:::.:::::::..:::.-,--- ----- I, 14•·~'­ UlOWhltolluol<r u o Eddlo Arool I Jarnbano Ulll NBA Baalre*ball Ul Bowllag l :oo Captain Gallanl u o Saturday Prom 1>00 Sclenee 'nleator New• !Ia} U With IIII 0.1 ft rt.Jkla lt 1-W'ty NeWI Srn.f'bw 6 rteatM 1:30 Newa 8 "' n.. Worjd Momlnj · a .w.1 ~~ ~kfa1t Party Calllnj PI M 1-<o Sporll Rowulup 1::1& Newo , _ Pt. P1euaal ' !11 Nt WI eBadlihel & Weatber e:st Weather " on eert., 1'tmr with 8 P'aye I·30 Callb>i On PI PleoNDl 7•110 sa1un1a1 Htpt t . 52 Newt 8eadlioel • Weather 1!117 New, Headllaeo l W,.lller 7•311 Booanza 10 OU Morn •ng Mtdiat1ona uo l'latter Plll'ly I!311 l'lltl Mill 10 'I Ohio NOWJ 410 Local NOWI 0: 1111 Ooputy to ·5'1 !'Ce•h Rtadltnu • Weather Uti Plaltef Party i 1:311 Nallon'J l"'rruN to o CoWitfJ Muatc nnw S:OD Nn1 l'lnal 10:30 'lb1l il the Life to·:Ill Slfap Shop 15: IS S.ip Oil U :Cit Newt H,eed'lrwt Ad• received by 10 A. M. will be tn that day'a papeJ BE SURE UTll111lAT 1; ~ N... Party .111 UreakiUI Pll"tJ Special-one month for 30 cents P.er word. i'ull rate of f eenll per word will be charged for 1d vertWng if not patd within lO daye after receJviog ·blll. Errors \n Advertbin&--Sbould be reported immedia tely rbe Dally Sentinel will not be reepop.alble for mo re th a n one lncorreet insertion. Card ot Thao.b and Special Notirea of Evenu $1.00 20 25 u ;10 CouolzJ God 1 50 81*10 N,... ce nt&. t1 eentl per word (or three consecutive lDSeruo ns . Obituaries _published at 1 ,c:ent per word. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 15 60c 110c: $1.3:1 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 -a- ... u....... 11 ~·- rlmt a .a Cowltn 1ambQree fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES t ,..., lloo lluwD U :ll'l Mid-Da, D. JGMI Averap~ U. 00 Hooa New• IJ: IJ Pat Booao t ·M Ntiw• ftudJIMI 6 WeaO. , tJ :m Musk' .lwr' for You (9) FOil SALE '. 11:. "" . ... .. ... �-· - .. .... -.. - __....·••· .,-_ ·'" - �i Meigs Ranks First In Nation For i Number Of Churches To Population Services Held For Car Victim From Ewings - ----- -.._,,.....-r--... - -------- - Around And About Middleport DDIE ff Ul)A8HE . a-oauy Sentinel, Pemeroy-Mlddleport, o., saa. 21, tffl lr:ipressive Ceremony Highli,ht,ed · Installation Of Class Officers Chucch Anny Captain Will iam repo of oecretary and tr.uPaddoc k of Columbua was guest urer ere given by Mn. A. R. In a very tmprwtve C'eiemJII., L. Rugbea. and lln. Dana BtmMs. Cedric Clark. BY FR speaker, using as his theme ''Her• Knight LT ThurMiay evening at the Middle- Uton; OmJq Jkdn, Mn. Lewll; E O itage and Horizons in Haine Mis-- The ann l meeting and parish Mr and Mn. Martin Caram port First Bapliat Church, Mrt. Pianllt, Mn. c.cll BradburJ, s.1ons" when the Grace Episcopal supper w announced for Wed• family and or Richmond, Indiana Donald A. Boone installed new of. Funeral dirmer chatnnen Dlffla Church Women met Thursday at- nesday ev lng, January 2:io. Stu• for held ficers for the BU1y Bee clau of eel were Mn. llilll, Mn. Bu,bel w!,'re funeral serv [('es for arrived for 8 visit with his moth• ���n at -��e borne of Mrs. d y c\use o meet e��weeo lh and Mn. OaarlN Bennett. forme1 � , er, Mn. Mildred canon. MH. a Wheeler church. Jutm Franklin _ rry•av. Ia \"fieks were annow...� by e 1 1-..uore R� s r., Mulbe 1be meeting waa ..... with "Undlr ed l enttt ceremony a w Tb he t a n who r ill . C Poml'roy N>Sldl'nl -� , , Mrs. Fred Crow, president, rector, the Rev. William Roberta. = �ho-...bee ,... by Jdta. Milli and 111"1. nrayer f' the l o th t� a auti • . :-in gs �I n by to H is n k e killed ta s1 rutk and ' nun!Ulll)' was lhe-meeting and the -1 Capt p.ddock who l8 head or ..,.t�nd UC'led JD diatae ol U. dew• Lyom one a · on were ed l in.stal ficert ... Roi>Mrs. home e 1ister, th Arkansa her of Bluff. -- 8 tea"' eondllcti�g a snrvey of moh1le m Pine and �otion, - u � lople, �The Chri!Jt, for sion Mw mi year Home e rt Reibe l , Funeral & Ewing :1l t he work or churches in Southern I At A Time. e Day Liv A the Pilot, the as ast c was 1dent HasElmer Noah d an Haskins i d;_t\ Ohio, gave nteresting statistics ! n,port treuurer'o The and co-pilot lhe as president Vice three a from returned have kim Surviv ing is his wife . Eveln Of !i IfJS Q concerning Me;gs County. Turner Ill lho Mn, Jacal, by en Navigator, the Secretary a, e tb latthe at week' sta Florida s in , 1 1\ IJ sisters, Mrs William f., y He sa' d Me,• , County h the ft MeMuter. Miu of abeence are cl&BS the of I TOWnl· e fOOpS officers New Winter Wheeler ar ne ter n wi home s er' Eli1.abe1h � 1..� Miss g. , I tond , argest number or churcnn per President, Mrs. Frances Bearh1, waa deeided that tba. boltHMf I Friday afternoon the leaders of \ population in the United State! Garden. f ,mton . two brothers, Pell' ( 'olt1mbus and Gilbert of C;.11111,. the three new BroWWtl Troops of , that there is 8 church for ever;. Mrs. Mayme Rainey who has Vice President. Mn. Asa J�: for each month would be 0. � 1 !1·veral nitiC'es and nephews, 1:11 Middleport met at the home of 104 persona. Vinton County ranks been vlSiting in Ft. Myers, Fla. Secretary, Mrs. Shirley Mills: in,: cornmiltee klr that mcalt. with her daughter and family, Mr. Assistant Secretary, Mrs. LeUle Refreshment. were Rl"9'9d. b , 1_1t ht'r relatives mdurling aun 1 j Mrs. Ch arle& Asa Bradbury for th ird in the United states �1r , Lewis W.,ilker, M inersvill and Mrs. D. L. Beck and chit- Roush: Treasurer Miss Sylvia the- new offloen from tablel _., , assignment of the girls to troops . . _ · Robert Laudern1 : am! Mrs. Mrs . Ruby Nicinsky and Mrs. The National Council of Chur• dren returned home this week. McMaster. Teachen of the cbui■ orated in llac and white by Kn. i l 'omc-ro::. Harold Hinkle wil l be leaders for ches reeommends one church for Mrs. Law.rent-e Manley and are, Mrs. Ross Pullen, Mrs. Char- Lewis. Last Thursday the '8W offlcen one troop. Girls assigned lo their every 800 persons. In 1880 the Mrs. Martha Buckley have gone ]ea Lewis and Mn. J. Q, Rice, Attending servires from out popul ati� of . Meigs County was to Col umbll!I to spend a few days During the meeting conducted had met at the home uf Mr&. nita Fultz, Patty Cros• A are troop t uwn wen� M r and M rs. J.11 33. which ,s l l ,OOO_ more than with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Man- b Mrs. Bearhl, round.robin let- Bearh1 to outllne year boob. At,. san, Debra Blaine . Debra Laney , ooo y timherlake , MI'S. William fc, he presen t t population . Capt. The lw in sons of the Man- ters were sent to Mrs. Ramon tending were, Mra. Rol.Llh, ley. ebra Hinkle , Teresa A nn N ic in. D Mn. 1:tnd son Donnie, M iss Eli1.alw t' �addock 88: that G:a� Chu: ley ' s, stephen and David are both Grim who is spending the wint- Jordon, M iu McMaster, and sky and Glenna Sprague. a grown Wheeler. Mrs Jnnies C'lark , M en rc I Refl'fflbrnentl w e r·1 Mrs. Kalad Hindy ii.nd Mrs. � s�rve f � Children's Ho9?ital re(:OVering er in Ari1.ona and Mrs. Margaret Pullen. .lw• WyersmillN . Mr :-ind Mn­ r urch an in C�ilct! y o son Wilson who's recently died. Bob Mills will be leaders for the ace from pneumo nia. served by Mra. Bearbl. C1lbert Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. or Me1gs Counly w1ll be conduct• s. Moore Is a pa• The fol]owing · commtttees were ed by the Golden sponsor Mrs. troop Harry .• ed in the sprlng and the finding 01mald �al't:. all of Can!Qn. MISS ESKEW TO WED • Rule Class of lhe Finl Baptist will be of interest not on ly � tient at Holzer hospital for treat- announced by Mrs. Bearha, Flow- Senwr MIN 1, 0lhC'ri; altPndlng the servit"es ers, Mrs. John Lyons and Mn. S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eskew of Pomeroy are a n• Church. Girls in their troop are. 1 Grace Church but to al l of the ment and observation. 1nl'l\lde<t Mr and Mr!-! Pete poruoring Wi lson, Jr. : Kitifhen, Mn. Joe of ron Glaze, Sha Bra d Russell, bury, K. e Paula daught d their Bar• aughter r, of Mary engagement the nouncing . Middleport Senior clall The Wlm•le,· ;ind son Harry of Co• 1 area Ro . Mills, and Mrs. Pullen, Mr. Mrs. of ha ush son Mil Ma Robin Hindy. Fields, Jane Char l es , Asa BradEugene an d Mrs. Mr. Jerr to ponsor Lynn, t!l bara y 11 will s a teenaae dance A dessert course was served in h1mhus. M rs lh•nry Sprouse of a is Eskew Miss and Mrs. Jordon Gif c e , Pomeroy. of Kathy A nn B u n Fields with Ba r tl e tt, ph e ts, Mrs. E. Jos bury is confined to her home : the Middleport Blah r Mrs . party at oo the d lning m from a table cenF':..111vo111t Mt William Wheel<'r e s now g aduate a of Pomeroy o( 1 960 class rid y. h Ril ran i n d m• chick Joyce e Linda r n po Coc -a . e :it tered with school auditorium. Saturday evean arrangement of · 1 111t 1 wo drm�hlers of Wt>sl Co• --lso Mr. a Fields y Pomeroy. -is II Elberfeld' in rs. Char• white flowers . at s Q plo and Mrs. M Bradbury ed I Mi.s.i; ing at Vida hl e :SO p. m. The Jaya wiD 7 o lurnh-u.1. Burial was made i n 1958, and is em• of class Pomeroy' of graduate a l es Edwards are to be the lead- presided at t he lea service. > serve 81 emcees. Kt t11·h Grove Cemeterv. Honored- Three -----ployed at Verson All-Steel in Chicago, Ill. No deer, for tho troo? 'l"'""'red by The Metp Mason cbamplomhlp _'l'.eddmg. e t� for set been has date finite _ Class 12 o[ Heath Methodist .-1 ol � dance, the n th l , troop wlll be Judy chur� h . I be yaar, will held .. Jan. a ii Jr' il11PJaf'8 RP port J 6tl, Birthday Wt1s A birthday party oonorlng Max Bosl1c, M ar1anne Kloes. Debra \..J. 1 Pomeroy IJig h PSI Prt1isP• Folmer, Larry Walker and Mich' O I /\lated Al Di11ner Jean Hall, Lu ,\nn French, Kathy Local delegates to the "He l l preceded the meeting of Sti l The 16th birthday of H e l e n Hill. Brenda Edwards, M a r y ae K P. of Fides Lodge, No. 210, T·1ught by Jehovoh" assemhly ol Loui� Taylor was celebt ated Bradb1iry and Patty Everson MEIGS THEATRE met Thursday evening at the Den Two. R�k Springs Cub · Scout& held · .Jt•hovah' s Wilnesse1:1 rei urnerl Wednesday at lbe 'fhur.sd ay evcnmg wh�n her un- Each troop will meet within The Executive Board of the Hall in Middleport with Pomeror, l Chance • ' h on:i e f the Den Mother, home from Pi.lrkershuri.:. Wrsl �r■. de and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Jud· . in LEWIS or Comman d er L. R. Wile DANA M e igs the next two weeks for their orCounty Council of .l'arents BY MRS. y Dw � Logan, Rock Springs V irginia with high praise for !ht• TOHIGHT su n White of Middleport entert ::un• gamzational meetmg The troops and Teachers met Thursday eve- charge. Showt-r Honors l )iree · day gathering at the Nut• "THE ENEMY GENERAL" ed with " dmn e r m h e r honor · nl n g al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gllkt-y are made up ol second g r a d e _ Mrs . Paul A re;>ort was given by Horace lonal Guard Armory on .l1&nuary e k a c d birthday lier detornte G Th e iss, Midd l eporl. ilkey, to visitatio Hi<.-h:ird n of the Mrs. McE lhinny girls. Mi· :md Jee cream and birthday cake 1 13·15. Mr. Raymond A. Hummel. Pla1111 were completed for the Wilkesville Lodge on Wedn�ay were served by Mrs. Logan to -----Clif1on w1•re honored wilh a ntis-- was served as dessert. _ aho _ pr�sidi ng minister of the Middle- cellant•ous shown friday t•ven- Also a guest at the dinner was meeting of the Council to be held evening. John Kincaid, B r a d the honored guests and Skippy "SEX Klll'th� GO port Congrc>gution, hcc1ded a local · Helen's cousin, Carla Sue Gilin Rutland. February 2, at 8 p. Wolfe, Emerson Jones and Tom Logan, Mike Young and Mark TO COLLEGE" m dt•legalion and said "Jehovcih"s ;ie shiiwer was htild at the more. Invited but unable lo atm. A program plan was submit- Mills recently visited at the Gal- Still or Den Two and guests, W ith Mamie VanDorea Witnesst•J, W('rt• present frr.m 21 ted by Mrs. Sam Michael. p� lipolis lodge also. and CoMt9f 'lwJU, Tommy Gump, Bobby Ritchie, home o ( Mrs, c.; 1lkey's parents, tend because of the weather was ('(lllgre�ations from western Wt•st gram chairman , and approved by Rutland, of .Judy Chase SUNDA UM ike Grindstaff, Williams. Buddy Gillilan, Lloyd 't, MON. . TUii. Mrs three app und Mr. During the meeting \ V ,rginia and eastern Ohio. Al· l fostessi�s wet"e Mrs. Luther 0 th, Board. -----ttler, e St Grueser Jimmy Danny TIIE APABTKENT" cations were read for member• lemlance rea,·hed 8 ;>euk of I.OIS Mrs. R. E. Vaughan entertain- . Mrs. �� lam B. Downie, Coun- ship and plans were announced and Ray Karr of Den Four and Jack Lemmon, Sllfle, Jlac· Turker _ Mrs. Bill Williams. Mn1 t Croup ed the- Kiu Club Wednesday even- �!I president, report� on ' m�• for the conferring of the Rank of their Den Mothers, Mrs. H8f!"Y Laine, Fred MatMurn,. ,--------•------•, ' F.;irl Hubinson. Mrs. Lluytl Wil• Ce11 f>H11 i11l �-'-• • · Love-!'._81 - ing at her home on Butternut.av. mg of Co�cll presidents held �n Page on two members, Thunday, Grindstaff and Mrs. Robert Laugh,.._ liums, I .aura Holland .ind .Janet Tn �lf'Pt S,u11lay E· ve o r oth . • , e Endicott Johnson . Columbus ....,., ___ t h--• Hu m Decem . r. Al lh1s be · · e1s session was ?.erkle, 'I his Sunday evening following A shorI busm January 26. All Racine members Ritchie• and Eddie Young· . been d thlhi ' like Durir111, the evening M:ames w,•n· lht- evening worship service al conducted by the president. Mrs. meetmg . all ro�nclla were asked are especially urged to ,attend The meeting opened with the n to submit a Ii.st of suggeSled Dag cere�y by Tommy Gum�, ARTOO : plnyf-d and ;,rlu�s awardf'd. lhe Middleport rirsl Baj)list Harold Ebersbach . Thank yoo this me eting. C N names for new state board memThe door 1>rlzt• wus wm1 by C.:hu n·h the committees to plan notes were read from the WCTU Richard Bailey reported on � Buddy Gdhlan , Bobby Ritchie HoUlil of. &ahhnoto 1>1: rs . A 11st wu prepar� e.n d and Danny Grueser of Den Four. for help in their Christmas proMni. Ji� lmer Vun Meter. t ester Zirk le Ch vemen of impro Sia WEDNIIDAY & THUltl. . for the Centennial to be eelebral• ,ec will be sent by the Council secVariou,.; aon"" aa and / teremonies .-\ftm· the eouple open('d their ed ;it the 1-hurch this year will · t Ior the Ch'Ildren,s Home and n fined to' co is who member a " 6 to 10 __ $J,99 •• sURPiUIB p ACKAGE" 'we� practiced a(ter which the -. from Mr-5. Richard Leifheit or retary, M rs. Rex. Shenef'ieId. glfl11 refreHhmenl s of ll·e t-ream, meet . Attend'mg were Mrs. Downie, his home betause of Illness.. Mem• Itvmg circle w'.th both Dens par· Mitzi GQnor, 'fil1 Br,nner, Springfield, i , wto1.e sc•i.ved . roke omI punch The l'om millees will meet to• Noel C Strippert M obMrs Shenefield , Mrs. Theiss bers were welcomed durmg the U . at" losed the meet.in 1'he "ueK1 11�1 ind uderl . � rs . gether for i\11 first meeting w ith a:;;;: :e; :l a�� :d ;;:e; Mrs: Michael , Mrs. W illia� meeting by J. H. Grate. J Il ster Nobl l � � l •• Comed , . t r. a �: ;:· t:e last meeting wi r Ted ll1· 1 ey. Mn1. l ,ut·y . l l amson. Rev Donald A Boone pastor of n sion ndl busineSA the ses er Aft . . Turne · E � ker c Fre , Mrs St ph l Ra r is '•"-~ • the Cub Seou for Mlu'9tl'l ill · • bach and Mrs . Anmee Ohlinger · n�•n-•s . MIDDL EPORT � I 8•,�ker. ,. H".' Mrs. Homer Parker, Mrs. Harold n,embera retired to the d inlng who graduates to the Boy Scouts. , 3 0 1",.,n.A.1vvn ••111ers . the t'hurl'h. r,1 rfs� 1 .ew1 " ,. " ld Ebersbach won t� Mrs. Haro Sh1r Iey uc ker, ram· s 0 ver, ______ Ebersbach, Mrs. Howard Johnson room for refre.!lhmenla served bY door prize. June Bt•mwll , .Jess ie Cartw n· gI11 . W A des!Wrt course was served and the president of lhe Rutland Mr. K_incaid . . iPIIIPrl Nllll lfltl Al Woek End Spoclol1 Wnndu Housh. Mn;. Ll'roy Lyons, Music was furnished during bY the h0 tess l0 lhe abo e PTA' Mrs· Carroll Snowden· Lup S•l•ctl11n of Co,tunM Mrs. Hhmla rox . Muve Smith. <:a1u1st11 Meeti11g ' the iOCial hour by · Wiley, Cash o• named and Mn. C. J , E bersb ch , . J•w•lry At 50% Off Nunl y V t1n Mel £>1', Al ma .I oIin- ,1 rs. Osby '! arlm • . Roush, L e 1 a n d t gu wa e s s a 1• r1 J!lahr: ffusty ' . Mra. Edgar Prati• Mrs. Theodore Larg• k1yon & SIik HHd . orown and Howard Byers. Surf■ _ 2 for $1.00 son. Kuht• Bass, c.;'h ar Iotlt> !.,ewts. wI1en ti1e B'1-M onthl Y C anosta Lehew , Mrs. Teddy W amer, M rs. I Laurn Hollund. Ronnif' Van Me1• Club met Thursday evening at ran F owers, P . k Fl. M ome H aw ff k POTTED PLANTS er. Kathryn .Johnson, Lula Rus• the home of Mrs. Albert Martm, ins and guests, Mrs. Wa ld Win• LODGE TO MEET OnOre pon DRUGS & BABY DEPT, I sell. Muble Johnson, Irene Ke)l('y, Condor st. Middl8�rt Lodge No. 36.11 F don Patty Warner and Judy and TOP VALUE STA M PS If Nf'llie Adkins. Rthel Hayburn. W lnn�rs for the evening were Ma;ty Vaughan. and A. M. will meet tonight at Jerry Varian. Wilma Blakt•. Bon· Mr.s . �i<lney Spencer. Mrs. EuMrs. Lyle Hyse11 entertained 7: 30 p. m to ,ttend funeral ser-- ; ______ nie Dunrnn, Mild red Compson, gene Triplett . Mrs. Osby Martin with a birthday party honorinf vice■ of J9J' Tracy, Jr. Services ' her son, T�mmy, on his Hth will be held at e p. m. al the S11e ,lohn�n. 11:u.el Smith, Cece• a�d M rs. Howard Logan. Hos�s11 i GIFT SHOP birthday. ' . Hu und David, 'l,'ill Nobles Evelyn gift Wc!S presenlecf Mr,, Martm. Ewing chapel, R. A C.OUlns, w. RUTLAND, O, 1 . A hamburger fry was held and M. announced. ! N k-holson, c.:uldie- MeDt'rmitt , Refreshments were served by the i aMd coke and ice cream was also ser-i Helen Williams and ,Judy, Arlen·e hos1ess to the above n h ard M.rs . .lohn Beav e r. Mrs. R1� ved to Kay Wyatt, Darlene How• ' Mc0t,rmitt tmcl t"11ildrt.•11, Kay Charles Rime. ard, Terry Stalnaker, Ronnie Fry, I M•hueke-1. Mrii. D. G ilkey. Molli(' f' mlaw and Mrs. By larafi M. Rife Susie Hy.ell, Linda Hysell, Mike I Fox. Thelma Henry. .I a n e t Mlddlepoit, Ohio Mr. and M,.. F.d Reinhard and Capet1art, George Caperart, Julia STARTS SUNDAY Ze,'kle, Kuy Riley, ,lan,•I Robin• , · #JP Cl • U b WaS children of Caldwell apent Satur- Ann Capehart, Shella Hick.I, Jerry Lewis in ' son . May Wamsley. Dorothy Van Brr'd day evening with Mrs. Mr and Creatlyn Hicks. � P Meter, nl:iY and Mur un·I Rizn, F:11t.Prltrif1Pd ''VISIT TO A IINullful - Land llrch ,an1ll11■. ldNt for M my Pick('ns . Mar�ie and Ju n Mr!l. (;ene Hurrls entertained Charles �lfe and family. ,i,ey Mrs. Hysell waa a&Usted b�­ SMALL PLANET" ,...11, _,,., attic ......, Roger!-1. (�reg mi4I Hunity l ',t•w i1- , her bridge <•4ib Wecfnesday eve- s�nt Friday night and Saturday Mrs. Marcia Capehart and Mn. and WI� her sister and family, Mr. Eva Hysell, aunt and grandmoth­ INiMfflll\t reo1nt •r lll-llOUND Laurenr Lc•wis. Mr�. D inah Hid- ning at ht>r home in Middleport . an Mr s. George Beveridge INHAWI.,._ "CIRCUS STARS" r Jn e the r, o honoree. ald n Do Mrs. was er play liucgl i mi Lt-wt� and F:lhyl, Mma . Vi PEIIFORMANCf dlc lftOUtlh lor a ,oo,n Alhens. tColor) M l·Dermill · �Stivers. 1,001 New Heart-StO(ll)lns Mr. and Mrs. Daye Canode Gf Bige Lambert underwent 1ur• If 0lhers pla ing were MrI Thrills! Stndirig girt� wrrc_ FriPda Donald Mill:. Mrs. T� R u e� C"arpenter spent Friday wlth Mrl. gery at the Unlvenity Hoepltal Shown At 2 & 7 Sunday IL I. ltSTING CO,, INC. Faye Wood and Mn. Myrta Rife. in Colwnbu1. Henry, Linda Haley. Fncdu V1l'k• M . !I M 1 8. nger orga n , M rs. R'1ch· .. .. 0 In controlled l1bor11ory teSI!, er8, Mnl' gai·t•lt Fox. Belly Fo;. , nrd Follrod.. Mr�. James Mahok• M �- and M n. •-.,•., B-·•a"UUP.a ol lhe frlal�alra W11h1r proo• Cabm. Cree\, W. Va., spent Sat. Lena 1-'ox, Opal Harpel' , Mr. and IHt of I IHdlnr 1utomallC Mrs. H,...•se WillJams. Mnrgie H.j("- ey and M rs. v ·irg11 Brown . urday evening with hia 1l1ter, w11hlr.t oonsldKln1 the follow­ Mrs. Sarah Rife and family. kani, Emma Ridard. Neoma Ina '-°lnb! soll removal, linl 1t­ AUXD.1-'RY TO MEET Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Thomas Edw:u·d�. Orn Mt1e CnHorrl. Mr. mov.al, drynlH of spin, aulomallc The Lad les Auxi l iary or DN!lw and sons spent �ay with her oar• of W11h & W11r f1b1ics, and Mr!l. Hm Schneider, Rc>lva 1l11pllclty of .. . and tltXlblllly, I Roush and ,lo. . Olga Lewis, IM ty Webst er Pmt 39 of the American mother. Mrs. Freda Bowen. . HIii' UHd, washln1 11m, and Call. Dorn Van Meter, .lennie Legion will meet Tuesday, Janu• Mrs. Ethel Rife and aon took curront used, ·Report No, 66841 I Rilt•y. Joun J ustis Mr�- Paul ary 24 .at 7: 30 p. m ul the Legion Mt,. Myrta Rife to Wellston Sat• •1111 r.t1y 3, 1960. Wt'urs. Margie CHrlwril!;hl mul l home. Mrs. Thomas Smilh, chair- urday to see her doctor. She fell Priced From her arm. , 1.ut·ille lbrrison, l>r. nnrl Mrs I mnn of lhe legislative committee last week injuring a n Mr s. Orville Well, national \e· Charl es Rife rema ins poorly. A Low $199.95 ' A. E. Sdrnckel. Mr. and Mn. Hersltel Justice H:irl of Grnhum \ curily chulnnan. will be in Convenient Terms! 1 Stu.Mi·s.nndEuniet• children 1penl Thursday and Mrs. Elsie LiPving o\ l chmge. All members are urged lo evening with Mr. and Mr!. Char• Nrw lluven wns <'oili. ng on Mr. i altend,�-------le! Rife and family. 11ml Mrs. Nl;'d Hl;'my on Tu<'sday · ter Kimberly was visJting with James Dale Rife spent Satur• : afl111·noon. j Mr. and Mn. Ned Ht'nry on Wed- day night with Burnie Bowen. 1 Mrs. rrk>da llrnry am1 Mrs. ' ne!lday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saxton .lu ue R1.1r11s visited Mrs. Cer!'I Mr. nnd Mr!. George Bum& and took their little daughter, Debbie, Marlin on Friday at the home of daughters went calling on Mr. to a doctor In Albany on Thur,. I 1wr dau1i1hter. '-irs. Normn Riggs and Mrs. Le!-!ter 7.erkle and ram- day. She has ap tnfedion. -llfvlly l'•IMII ,hll• at Meson 'Mr!ii Mortm hl!s �n i lly on Saturday evtin mg Gerald Su;ton wa1 tn Pom-I 1 1<-k the past week. lpplne Mal,IILIIJ ,....... Mrll. Fneda Henry 1md Mrs. eroy on hualnesa Monday. I George Burn Int klNI M anr PNM 1 Mr. Kenneth Taylor and doughs went lo Gall ipolis Mr. Her!hel Ju1tl(.'e w11 1 bu,. ln lho -. -- -- · 1 1 0n Frldny and 1penl the afternoon lness vUlltor In Pt. Pleuant on I ahov,,lna. Swe, l ua diaa .U the Tuesday. II' a 14' Mrs. June Bums and Mrs. Lila Mr. and Mn. Hershel Justice 1 11ltJ'n Ille, iaaptn7.erkle or Mason Went to Park• and children called on Mrl. ..i, I erabur,: on Tuesday. Fayie Wood Saturday evenlna. 1iv1 llld • baallJ, Mina Lewi,, Gregory Nell and Charle, RKe celebrated hil tlSlh Ranuy Lee ,,1,1ted Mn. Anna birthday SUnday, Jan, 1&. LoulBO Colley and famlly at New ' Haven Saturday . . . ,, , 1 • •I Charlene K•lley, Linda Call and ln...,.. Oat Yeur l■v!Rt■ Park Ann Kelley viJJited With rel­ atl•et at Middleport, 0ltlo Saturl1tt1rl11 and Information ot Dullen 1 Assignment Of G' M de f • T 8 tllv· 1 ! d c·•--- • Dance I 8' fhday p 1 Reports Made On Visitations • T W'lkeSVI'I/e PTA Council fxeCUfiVeS M et At T,he,·ss Home ''l ' fton Items Of Interes� Mri. rfy '--1' Scout Members Oh'- �f M rs . Vaughan Was Hostess For K,"n Club Event :_�,:o�:!t = Work Shoes Apll'tm : l Roush's Shoe Store � TOmffly HyseI/ H d LJ 14th B' thday IOLA'S °� BUCkwheat ' NeWS EvenlS UBERTY THEATRE I SPECIAL 1 row Bank Money Orders? SPECIAL 1 BAKER FURNITURE -7 0 1 I SPECIAL .__.. .... ,_ 1 Around The Clock Hearing Aid Service . Free Dome Consul&atloa Bud,zet Terms Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Lockett and Evelyn •pent Mondi)' with Mr, ! and Mro, Jae!> Caitwrt,ht and dau&fttor at Well Columbia, Mr. and 111n. Herman canwright visit<d Mr. and Mn. Glenn by at --' , DILES RADIOEAR CO. Phone LY 3•4550 l-----·- _•_.______A _"" _..._._Oh _lo • =lgli.!.:! cra,, Dr119 Sto,-, Mldclloport, 0. ' !19 Morrla ..t.-. •10 :: time. • I "." BAHR CLOTHIERS Formerly Smtih Clotbln1 Co. MIDOLll'OIIT, DHIO Home Of Name ltand , M_ .._ i:c_ha _ ncl _i.. __..,., -�-:'."l,.___ -. w;,,..,,� Th, FARMERS BANK «.nd' Savings Company M•n•er P1dlfll I Itf4•·1p11M1· · •1111t1r F■•■Nl'D • 11 1..u._ C■a,-lffen ' I ' •, I' < 'I I. li j,ii,,..........i •- •' I___at__y ent1ne e ____________________ _ ____________________________ MOW YOU KNOW •, ,. • 4 ... , ..,, ,, & H!c:t Tha NallMal Bureau al &and­ ardl defiael one bot:Npowef' II the _,, roqunil IQ IKt • wei&hl of 3'1,000 pounds Ollt foot In ooe a'linute. VOL XJI 0 . ,-1 Sac •::, '-.,·i i 11 • Deeoted To The lnwat, Of The Meip.M-n ..:,_ N O , 234 Ppmeroy-Mlddleport, Ohio, Monday, January 23, UHll * * * * * * * Weather , "T -:,' laereaa1Ja4 : Ii = ... . .. .... - lo<dpl. low .... C.W.. - 1111i' - l l k o l J � ,,..,_ .4,,,,, l..,_ .,, til.. Fires, In Sub- Freezing Cold, Make 2 Meigs County Families Homeless k PD COPY ,. 4 �1 . ':"t' � •Y -,,. 1°' 11 , , >· • "' • * * Icy Meigs Roads Blamed In Four Accidents .- Bailey Run Blaze Consumes Most Personal Belongings No One Injured As Cars Skid, Slide; Property Damages Medium --------- ---- �· ' Quick action by members of Middleport'• Volunteer Four accidents were investigated over the icy and , I Fire Department, braving sub-zero temperatures, avert• suowy weekend by local law officials. f; ·; ( · j / .... - . ed a possible major fire in the 700 block on South ThirdThe Sheriff's Department investigated three Saturday av early Sunday morning, afternoon and the Pomeroy Police Department was callBut a second fire this one in Bailey's Run about noon ed this morning. Saturday morning at 11 a. m. Haning Road. the same day resulted in almost total loss of a threeGIA NT CRANE - Richards & Son, Inc. will take mid·winter delivery today o, the Sbertfr, Department inves• Gerald v. Douglas, Rt. 2, Alroom house and l,ts contents, tomorrow at Pomeroy's C&O yards ol th is powerful crane for drag • line work The Wilham Wyatt family sav- partment said. ttgated 1n accident on Pearl-st bany, and Charles Sargent . 32, at the company's sand and gravel operati ons East of Racine. The machine will han8 dle one and one-half yards of sand in one gulp. It has been purchased ed a refrigerator and a TV a e t �e basement, wn.rcn had ln Racine. A car driven by Wil· Route 2, Albany, collided. The to replace an but all other personal belongings ceihng of card board and tar pa-- older smaller outfit of which the firm no w owns two. liam Hoback. 3'1, of Racine, was car driven by Sargent skiddec;l on includ ing clothing were lost when per, was ignited from hot coals struck by another vehicle oper- the roadway and ra11 into the ated by Clifford Morrls, 69, ·of Douglas vehicle. (ire consumed the structure. The which fell through a hole in the Neither of the car occupants Long Bottom. Pomeroy Fire Depa:-tment h 8 d bottom of the grate. 1bft card _ , Morris reported !hat he slid on """' injured and damage to rushed IQ the ""n• as soon as It board ond tar paper caused t h e i,the ;.;. into the onoomlng car. both vehicles wa, estimated as • was noHfled, but the buildlnl al• fire to opn,ad rapidly throughoot Damage to both vehlcleo was medium. ment and beneath I h e ready wu lo,L f said to b • medium, and no in· This morning at 2 : 35, the PornIn Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Ev• ��·� •"'"'"''ure. eroy PolK.'e Departme n t was juries ffllultecf. erett Bostic and famll)' of ?65 s. No damage was done to the P. WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Preai- Derense Secretary Robert B. Mc- Slaff. He held' a llmilar meetina At 1 : 15 Saturday, Larry Eu- called to the SCffle of an aecl• PVT. JOHNSON Third were routed from t h e i r R. Root Sheet Metal Shop which dent Kennedy gave top ?riority 1 Namara and McGeorge Bundy . Saturday and apparently intendl gene May, 19, Pomeroy, 11id and dent on West Main-at. Don shor11y after four a.m Sun- (See Bailey Run Fire, Page SI today to national security aHairs , Kennedy's !!lpecial .i.ssistanl for to make it a fr@Quent practice. beds h■s e obnto■ E, y J Pl't. Harl hit a gaa 11torage tank on Route Young, Pomeroy , reported that arranging a day-long conference national security affain. Kennedy and h.is national JeC'Ul'o dense 11110ke filled when day advanced aDll comp�ted bask 124 near lhe Chate Funeral Home he was crowded from the road his. top defense wllh an d for e ign Prior to the top-lev e l talks, th e ily advisers have before lhem a e frame home. room e fiv their , KM::s: Fort ba■lt training al 'lb by another vehicle. In Rutland. po l icy advisers. President se new planned 45-min· a report from Llewellyn Tbompeon, Into hou the from ran 1 family iay 4 • ,peal amt May had pulled to t� side of His car came to a stop after Ke■tQcky 1be White H o u s e meeting, ute sessio n with his White House U.S. ambassador to MOBCOW, dealthe to and weather freezing below r e form &he e wif hb the road lo let another vehicle hitting a retaining wall. Damage Jc.ave with 1dieduled to start at 10 a.m. ing with Soviet Premier Nikita e h t S acr088 ighbor e n a of home parenfil hi• ucl bick, pass when his bar went out � to the front of the car was. estl- KaUlryD EST and continue throu the Khrus h ch e v" s views on Americ.angh atreel. JobaT. Harley Mn. ,nated at $350 by pol ice. No in• Mr, and l• afternoo n w' lh onl a brief break Russ; •• relat�. y e AH Mela• cou■ly IChoom, jliries or arrests resulted . IOD aad odler relaUvH 01 ,c , The alarm for the fire departlunch, was expected IQ cenler w Nb lb, eaeeptio■ ol Bedlonl , ------WoUe Pe• -- Pvl, Jobmo• ment wa, ,ounded at 4 : 16 a·m on U.S.-Soviet relations. p....,.y •1111 Mtdlllepoti, are 11 .... .. Fort Onl, ClaUll'llla. Seventeen men anowered the call Id la ■HIio.i a1al1 &oda� due and were hampered momentarily Mr . Ida John n Cleland, , Called to the conference were ler future tnllllq. 85 Secretary of Stale Dean Rusk, o ita ,o IQ the IDie- -w _,.tllon1. USy ----by dense omoke, Tbey went IQ dled at Meigs General Hosp l ··A apoknmaa •• - state • work on the burning structure us- early thi11 moming. Flmeral .erv1:; • 1 lllj) lour line■ from lhe IQwns ice, will be beld Wedne ay a s 1 sd t ee : : i::".': .. new fire apparatus. I p. m. at the MorriJ Chapel PT. PLEASANT - G. R BumMW ...,, • ,.. .. die ue■ Diffi<'llille1 were experienced at Churdt, gardner, 59, o[ Chillicothe, Ohio, , laal ot•• . • • lop, . .al !all """ . . a . • llral wlN!l • hydrant •I Mulberey !w'fjvlng aro ihree ,..., Emeot died Saturday in Ille Chillicothe ., . l) ..... . · • .- · · · · and S. Third wu mun,) IQ be fros- ol Racine, Ray of 1,1..,.ca, Pa., City Hospttal ol a heart attack. , la�· ...,, .,ii 08 "' road■ Mn, Sue 111 Thomas, 74. of . en. A water relay had IQ be and Cltfltml Johnson of Swlckley, Bttmpnlner .... a farmer Pl. llle;ui/eoville. died Friday .. Ibo . --- lall ..... •.. agat� The Middleport Fire Depart&witched IQ Shon Fo,,irll, and Lo- Pa.; and O daupter, Mn, Earl , Pleaoant ri,s@ent having moved 0Mo ,••_, , ......... ·- Iba 1bfa -■IDI, T!I; 1pelrnmaa ment WH bu,y over the weekend . . CUiier of Racine, <UBI • IQ Oh� 1our years ago. He was had been a patient one month. utc1 um ondltlo• art lmpro•-- answering four emergency n.ins. Funeral aervlces for Mn Tom Cleland w receded In Meigs County'1 Civi1 Wat.er wa■ then relayed from employee of the Columbus & Mrs. Thoma■ bad been a real· an lag, have all Iha! maln al Goe ca l l .,.-aa amwered Air Patrol 'lbe fint y lhe gl .n, 85 ho died by �be�• and I Squadron 202 today h e t , to er ent d tank • Southem OhJO E lectric Company . dent of Steubenville for the 111111 t' had •11h••Y• la 1ood diape now 10: 15 a. m. Saturday when Joe been epartm daay ng, 0•1 heldBwW� mght:; da She me uc -eh �w k e give an ampl to tr W&• .,: and an ptn1 te •ork .. kt.1 Hood became m while driving commended He was by born al New Haven, :n years, g O f n g there tram Ra­ Col. Robert H � . tn U B the 8 u�� of · n;m !IPter could supply hookup until the 'I'n ; '.wm travelei l'Ollte8 1h11 afllraooa. his cab on Ash-st in Middleport, :::� Herweh, comma W n Va der ebruary of the Ohio lo' .9, 1903 the son cine. She wa1 1 member of. the rema n.s l ln th G':: � made. Noulemen were !K"ver 1 J;�uri: · , of Tobias He was laken to Meigs General �� the on ta. late two Wing and Elizabeth Westminster Presbyterian Oiffl coun slde ery late chu;h a: noon W�ay_ donlrol Medium damage was H pital for tre without water during the fire. C 1. t R Herweh and was a and Woman' s. Association of that re Bumgardner atmen w sh and Squad - b d and • ou rote to :0 Friend• may call at the Ewing done to th fron1• but the dr 1vei, os Raymond m g a ri fro atin fire, gin O leased. 1st member r the Lt. or Calvery Luthem church. Howard 'Jbe gh _. i Funeral Home until that Ume ron Commande u i ud� faulty grate, wu cenlered mos� Dailey the l a , CAP has earned p, 12 At Ch rch of Chi l m l day e the m licothe and tbe Clil- Survivor,, Include one aon Joluf : t ; •or�i,!rt u oc sa 5.\ Burial will be In lhe Morris Chap""',;;;- ; � m lhe aame O pa- ly In the b meol of lhe h , IQ ition for ca � ase omo out called Ceme Page F No. too wa, he nit re<0gn Ru a AM. rr;lllj) d Lod 23 A & 1s u U o t M ,l'.;partment was t T Tbomas, Industry, Pa.:' t w o tery with Rev. Roy Bu■h ft I ":: but gained headway belween the el i,. � � trol minions � if t and for achieving ;: Surviving wh :• 0rvie are his Bryant wife, Mr. Mildred was auf. daughters, Mrs. Ebner Youns. III charp. :al�ed to investigate an accident fre Hoove P sv walls and Into the attic. F I r e ------00 r re n cent ewal 1 of Bumgardne Betz aenior fering from a possible stroke. He former r Mason . pe Steubenville, and Mra.. R I I p b on Rt 680 ,t the intenectlon of Eieklel' Harper of Madison 0. broke out In two rooms of the members. ' wao laken to Meig, General HoaCounty l<'hool leacber: one ,w;1ma 1 Kinsey ol Weirton• and Ethen Harper Of �Y, house but WH uickly extinguish- Kautz Re-Eleeted q The colonel '• letter was read daughter Marlene Bumgardner brother James c L•-.1, ptt,,I and admitted, ;""'·- ;._ · .lWITIII and a number of niece,; a n d ed, Meigs Team Dumpt1 regular bi-mootb at a l y h moellng The unit answ,red a called at o 0 and Lima, ne o s sler, , Mr,. : , Board prnldent Haute, Indiana: three gran4, hew, Dama1< IQ the house wa■ con- The l\lelp County Board of Ed- of tbe aquadron held Friday eve- Lawrence Parsons, Letart, W. children and Pt. Pleai!Rnt 37-34 U: 45 ?· m. Sunday IQ the Robert � Goe l great,grandg n was a m be I r e flned IQ lhe -•I with CM• ucalion held JIM re,organlzational nlng In lls headquarter, at Mid- Va. m, The Southern Loe■! All-� t a r s Edwa� home in Salem Center. children: U of � Daught n ion Vet- olderahle damage bet- I h e meeting Saturday night with Carl dleport. Rev Carl Herring, ,.,,. Funeret oervices will be held ors 01 dumped tbe Pt, Plea,ant Eighth Mrs, Janey there waa having Mrs Thoma, was Jl"":eded ID th walbi, Very UIUe clothing or lur• Kaull ol a.eater being rHiected aquadron chaplain. opened t h e Tuesday 2:30 p. m In lhe St. deatb by her husbond Graden :17-34 5'turday for their breathing dlfflcultl,. and wa, ad- :;:�� �• :: and t w o · · 1ene wn ntture wu damaged by the fire, president. Peter. Lutheran Church, Pt. sisters. She was oeventh straight !in without de- mlniate,ed oxygen before belllj) meeting with prayer. bon, May 9, 19 and water and amok• damage to Virgil Atl<ins was re-elected Aho heard at the moellng were Pleasant, with lhe Rev, Fred al Zaneaville and .,.. the cla gbItal. Larry Price led tho A 1 1- taken IQ another home, the unit will be In charp of aervlC01, u bed clothing and permnal iteml vice pn,aid<nt. Other membm reporta of lhe 1Uppl,y, inlorma- MlcheiBon officiating ..,isled by ter of tbe late Archibold Start with III point& and Marvin records ohow. AIand wu held IQ • minimum, the de- include Gordon Collin■ ol 8ffda. lion, llnance. ,operattm and train- the Rev. Harold Knoll. Burial nie Lucy (Swankl Lindsa . McKalvey hod 11. The fourth "run" was made Dog Ucense Tag y Ron Folwket, a 8-1 Eighth early Sunday morning when a •Ille, a-go Perry ol Dexter, Ing section■ were given at this will be in the Kirkland Memorio! Funeral services ,..,. IQ be Total Was 3 068 and Harold Roosh ol Porllancl, ....ting· Grador, could only """ eight major fire Wal prevented in lhe County Audltor . Gordon Cald- F' Gardem. beld today at the Cole Brotbert Ohioan The minutes of Ille last meet- A discuasion was held on re- The body will be brought to Funeral Home polnls for tho Pt, Pleannt team Evmtt Bootle rolidenl'O, 76S S, well announced today that 3,068 with Rev, Charles Ing, and the meeting dates for decoration of the aquadron head- the church Tuesday morning W, Fulton while Noithup .lid 11. In the Sev- Tbird-av, dog licenaes were told before the charge, In Burial is th18 year were approved mem- quartars. lt WSI decided IQ palnl 11:30 a. m and will lie in ,tale IQ be in the Union Cemetery ----enth Grado conletl the All-Stars deadline Saturday morning. Last at hers•======= nlppad Pt. Pleu■nt 11-lt Hensler lhe watil and refinish the lurnl- until the funeral hour. year S,128 were aold al lhe deadSleubenville, , -----F'lNED '5 COll'l'8 had aoven 111111 Ramtn 1bl for the MEIGS GENERAL IIOIIPITAL lure. The work will be done at Friends may call at the Heidyline, Pomeroy Mayor Charlot Le- Caldwell al,o aald that MA RRIAGE All-start, APPLICATIONI 114 Salurday admlulonl - Carroll Ille next meeting which is ached- Root Funral Home, Chillicothe, gar'" Saturday night fined Frank kennel Hceruie, were sold. All 8 at Albert Ray Keeton, Jr , 44, Ohio, 27th January Friday, u led Bryant Azra Racine· Orbnm Mus■er '5 and ooa11 on • charge M pl!1'l<llta not -salesman -.Ville, Reeelved pun,haoing tap wm , and LeThree , and� u,1eman' � p,m O 1 of disturbing the peace, thia Eolher Milla, ha IQ 17, pay Racine, a ve one e nd dollar AU members are urgad IQ l penalty . ,,..1;im� CANCELLED � : Bottom, ' J11t1dee Saturday 1n t A meetlllj) of the Past Matrons Charle■ Edgar Lumlonl, Ill, Rt opera a hand tha ao tion this In In Mrs, urda dilchargea Route y den l<C Three - oppe,red Sat wo<: ar 1 7 Frit i t on uartero will bo In shape for the of Pomeroy Chapter 0ES Tues- I , Pomeroy, coal mmer, and SarJudte Emmett Peoplea' County bout 1 milea ulh f WWiam Andenam Pomeroy · !lo- q d 1 ah Jane Kaptenla' 19• Racine. 8 a • ena Sanden, �ill•: D a I Q Mual inspectlon sometime near day ni ght has been cancelled due .. • Court Satuniay morning. . :i�t, ' ner, 45, Columj,111, CIarence skm -"'"~-March ol ' end the '"'-,:, IQ weatber ddleport' a n d Pete n,_ WU f..... ,_... ,10 and assembler, lnjuroti ..... Lola Swnmen, wlnebrenner, Mi -and Daisy Adams, ,ii, ----..... .., , charge o1 uaault and Worthington, Ohio, listed 1n goo,1 - Chamhen, lllddleport. Pomeroy, '4:1 P08TPONED TAKEN TO IIOSPJTAL Al:! "'.:_______ battery, Charges o1 defrauding condtlion Jn Plea■an t Valley i!ol- Sunday admlaalons - Francis F the of g RETURNS HOME tr,nsported Coleman A d red wu w Y 1 an 12• , -tin te regular · Roo . Ten southeastern Ohio counties continue to lag In pllal when, ,he II ..tiering from uuger Cheshire ereafterlamlued innbeper to fo� Meiga ocheduled the League Hospital Walton b Mrs, G<neral Paul 1galml Lee Rudisell, Pomeroy, Mn. 1""'11 Smith be paid sales tax collections. None of diaclnlrg,,o ay SUnd y J, them had a higher flgur O IM)lllible Ifelvlc fractwo : R htil y e rned lo her home after , aid un the l o, o harles l over A , ro ha ,quadsmen retu bu Pom Mn, , , S pootponed been C tonigh Pomeroy imon for the week ending Jan• 7 ' 1961 over the same per1J anl Bummert 21 Worthington ...i. m'li the lnnbeper charg,,o apln■I dlllonl Whitting- last year· January 30, due weaweekem, Coleman and Monday, is a Long Bot• spe nding three weeks in SI, J• Racine in.,; • and ton, , g ightin Kn fair condtllnn ihree tom "'6ident. tber condtttona, e, eph Hospital, Parkersburg, On fiscal year basis some of the counties are not ed vertebra ,md othen treated Eth■! � for lroudultnt checka .,... a...hlr dlan- by Judp Peoples, far behind the total for the prevloua year, Ga!Ua county at the hojpltal and nlaued ...,. Ill just Uttle over $1,000 off from last year's total. Othv Mahel N. Rull, •· Columbus, Mn. Windon Din counties that com� close to last year'• fiscal figures are Olm, fractured lboulder : Enoch Jackson and Lawrence. Meigs county Is only about ,1 . Rust, Cotum.nu, and Ethel LachAt Z.neevllle I the previou, year's figure. of off ' er, Worihlllj)ton, both suffering BJ 'lldN l'ffl.- 1 1 au ,1 Tue!doy, report'ed choppy eeu 31 degrees below zero Sunday, ·in the lo.,., lakes and weatern a 500 < Wflldoii Mr■. Emmett M ry Ml Teo I 14 Trtbaae from minor lnjurlel. 0.-l dlod W. -.ilnJ et Good "'1cord lows ,:,rlnkled the East Dakotas. Cbica.�• re<on!ed Ila Warm air cnpt lnlQ central and a di)''• delay. . 5un■r1tan Haapllal iii Zanetville The liguJu showing the ml- '39$,8tl0. !l, '4(D,90'l,S4 State Police btvMlfgatlng I h e OuK ■talel and teased wuwn "' I 411 lie .., ,_ Sunday, Hartford, Conn., reported 11,�1 zero reading of tl,e year for the week, ending Jan, .::68,-.:::-::• '2,9,Jl3. 40, accident staled that Mn, Sum- Flnr!da tocley 11,,t Y1nisbecl In But New York 1choolcbildren an ail-time low for the day of 26 Sunday on the thin! day ol conofter I two yur ' ' ' · mera wu travollng aou!h wllen 1'eruMolloe. dvhillg ho',,el re- who frolicked oo wet;ther..:auaed below. In Pennsylvarua, Allen- linued cold . Surlrlvon . lt)<ltllle one dau)lh- 7, 19!1t and Jan. I, IIIIIO and for VIiia.. , a , · , ■1 ■t rting July ,-an 1, 11111 of an 04 lil80 $986 ll her Drat, ear M Icy spot and uidief lon Frwll Mn, chill Eaat<m Sea- holiday, Jut week, were told IQ town's 12 below smashed a seven• Hibbing., Minn., sank IQ 23 de, I«, l a g the ,073.38, '111, 12:UI an $26 1, 1 July 11169 d follow1: 9tltl "·•� • P-·• ded lnlQ the other Villa·' lhNO lane of traffic �-� o =•,cid """'"'• be oo lime ........,. •-'·· aa New York's ��uv..u: u. ' ' "� ' . m.-.,i... . grees below zero \UWlf �•- and In• Albei,o. - '5,357.otl, '8,832.111, Motor vehicle sales IOI collec- and oolllded · lnlQ a northbound l!aaternen ocmled �, -k In major arterie■ ,.... cleared and dor, Carl of z.-,nte, and PbJI. Low Rea,ltag, R,poned . o a al lern Falll, n. , chalked , Min o h . . lion for the ten CGUDllet ■bowing <ar drl:ml by RUii, 48, Property ■houlder-hunch lng cold, dogpd by cl- resumed. Low reading,, though not ree, Jip ol Maltoll6ld; two lfaten, Mr■, '214 'l'ltl ! 7, '263,116 &:I Oil 17 be l ow. G l . ■ lll - •1.447'114, $2.171.41, U- for the -.i. endina Jan. 7, damap waa eat!ma!ed II -· lingering low temperature, that Manhattan's temperdture hit 11 orda, were 13 below al Mt. Wilbur Flnlaw, ■nd Mn, Albert 1861 and for tbe fiac■l year which Two other Obloan■ eocaped In- hampered IIIOW removal and degrees above zero early today. Mitchell, N.� .. highest spot east El..where, lhe U.S. Weather Hollner, both ol -.llle, lour fl311,'80,M, f!ll,'151.tl'I grindcltlldren. and two bnllb<n; Boetdq - ,a,147.21, fUIUl, opened July 1, 19tltl follow■: All> juriea Ill - aecldent Friday allcbd lllgbwayo ..,... to states, Acros■ the river, New Jersey of the Rockies: Saranac, N .Y., 30 Bureau pred,, cted w idely seattered en, - $1,&:IUII, .,416.39, Gal- nlglll on Route t, IIDlth, with one '11,o Hudlon River lro,e ,olld ohlvered lhroug)l Ila IHlh atr■lght below: Norfolk, Conn., SS below, showers in the mid-South and � and John Duerr ,,I Pam- f14'1,35Ut, ,r.51,ISIUII J . 1. roy tl, are ,1 1, Incomplete bQt 6'11 6 14 6 111, lia - '810.86, f39,lli0,48. Roell- drlwr beinl tltod lor drlmg mo from Alban1, N,Y., IQ a point just day ol ldb-lree,ing temperatures, Newport, Vt., 23 below: Westover along lhe aouthweatem bonier e . , ,1111,iltlll,tl.1 lotl.71, flM be Ing - '1,111.80, Mtl,14'1,tll, J■cl:- fut for road tondttona, Bobby north ol New York City, where with no break In sight. The ot,te Air Force Base, Mass., 22 below, through south•m CalKomla north II II _.... that rtteo '9,ffl,111, f!t,st141,• son - no weekly llgure, ftll,Ql,• M. Skipper, f7, Columbut, t:Miio riv« boats lollowed icf brouera bu counlecl at leul U death, and Waterville, Maine, <l below, IQ San Francisco. held In Z--llle, '4, lffl,1911.16, tlll,311,84, 44, Lawmice - tl,OII0,11, '70.- wu lnV<llng ooulb when be flghtlng their way lllllOIIII ice floes blamed on tbe c:old spell and last Washington, D.C. , reported 1 7 At Anchorage, Alasb, ravaging - ftlllPI· lletp - tl,111.119, $1,IIIIHI, Ol�,95 Mofp - ,1,1SHI, f4f.1t11,,· iidiiwlllld • ur drlvon by Fred up to 1 fndleo lhl,t. week'• near-blmard that dumped degrees early today and as far Oood water. over aoulh centlal � 8 '"" lempenlun II tho Inter- Wl,llllt84, fW,414,10. IO, Pike - ,1,111uo, •,Ill.IS. lloltBOholtler, 11!5, ol lllamllburg, Steamship acheduleo aullered up IQ II lndteo of mow, ,outh ., Atlanta, Ga,, the mer- and snuthwestem perts ol the ol ■nd llochanlc 1'lb - · '7,1189,41, fl,lotl.11, Rou - tl,•79.17, f!ll,401.11 Ohio, P>...,t, dmnap wu Olli- from stiff ,,_ In tbe Alhmtic. Lab OWam In New Jersey'■ cury barely ,eached freezing, ,tale auhorded, and man, ....,... N a 11:IO un. WU • fll,!111.B, '81,441.'lll Scioto - '18,'IIIUil, f!Tl,119.14. maled ,111 ..by Ibo - PQJJoe '11,o Utqlod S1a"11, � � led· the, "'""""'l' West acroM tbe Great Lakes, es near tho ■wafM. . Matann•tr,, � V . SC:�,,,�;Jtl''.kft,Y� aJ_')�i>. �"1111#''� r,_,db\l IDOW flurrlel wore. In alpl today River Nturlll!f -!Dtfiiil,,lwrii,s,' �� ·��'� " fD.�<'I,� "llf'!\, '>i ' ', ,/ '' · , . ..,,, • pres1" dent1• al Sehedule Emph3SIZIDg • • Fore1m problems, Nat1on • al secur1t con erences y , 1 • F1remen B !'!':!:·;;. Over w kend At F ur Calls Mrs·. Cleland Died Today In H osp1'tal Here erv1ces For · Mrs. Goeiirlem Are Announced Cn!•• n;o: j 8; • i:kal moo:, � :e " :1i .t!:· &J nee1 :er grandda," :e:Ch Mr Bumgardner - �r.r Died Saturday Former Racine CAP Unit 202 In Chillicoth" Resident Dies y In Steubenville Commended B Col I mg one =, ....,._ iu · '. S Ive Hurt In Wreck JO SEO cODD1•1es La . -�nf'• In sa1· Tax Co·lI-t1ons =-•- i Servtf!el On Route 17 - :i:. ;, 1roctur'. ,,m . · · · a.. by Rut1911d· aak aro-, to ce - Box Eas [ Sees L l•ttle Re1,•e1 T I. lections n.. run.a. . r.r a..-- - •t4t',;; �\ '7 !_111��: -, I ;� � •:::»- 8.,- ------·-"-·-·-IO -'!!''r_.._OH _:o_______..,_____""!'______ .r ', I' • '6-i;:��" . u.t. .. · ... - ..�·: ·-, -:--- � .... •·•_· • •- , . ' I � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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