https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e2897c8fd7727a30cad0074d069c68b3.pdf 20c55cc61e7f672cc9eeecee06468608 PDF Text Text "' • Plans For Church Centennial Are . Committee . . M,eet,ngs Beg� �,th I f.Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., Jan. 23, l 9!i l Mainly About Ie In p peroy om Peo , 1 Junior Hi BYF . ed TWO E n1oy Events Saturday Five. Bureau jO ff,cers Were : In. Chillicothe Around And About M I'ddlepoft Reed Presi(led . Over Meet,ng L - were ....-e,..n Sunday eve- Mn Charles Bennett, Mn Ross Pnms Fwt> officers of the Melga Coun• 1'wo parta were ei-,,oyed over Mrs l.ee Hud1SJll rt> l urned the w k end by mem r o the nmg for the Cent.eM1al celebra• Pullen, Mr. and Mn David Dani Farm Bureau attended a ty Mr and Mrs L.o wt-11 Apple be � t S , t J s h JumoreeH1 f t� lO be held this year by the Jr Mrs L D . Dile• Mn Dana horrw S d of the M iddleport I l'hff Apple and Larry Lacey oi g1onal cabinet meeting recently M1dd.leporl First Baptist Church. Ha�ilton M ra Chariea L � w J I Hosp1tar" , ;;k;:s�urg afte; ?n. F'1 r_s1 Baptst urc� Dayton spenl yesterday with Mr at the Fox Farm at Chillicothe. TM committees for the cele- Mrs A�n Hughea, Mn Clar: dergomg sur@ery Special workshops were held 1 hf' first tw as Saturda y a.He r• and M rs C larence Lace and brat ion snet a ft.er the e11enmg ence Lacey M iss F'redd1e Houda• Roruue Calvert and friend M iss noon wh('n they spent the after• farm l Y I arry and Cliff c�e es for the officers of local Farm Bu� �v Donald A , shell and Mrs Beulah White. R 1t.i SC'holl li>ft Saturday for Ease noon at the home or Ray Pickens ,erv K't' w i t reaus m Southern Region w1lh pern1 lly �o get their plane whi Boo�. pastor, 1ft charge of the clerk of the church ' Liverpool to allt>nd lhP funeral of The afternoon was spent m play they had 10 leave al Swislle; s personnel from the state office m The chairmen of ,he �.inoUB Jaffifs Laughlm mg game5 and refreshments of 1 1e 1 u• 1 ast mttlmg Harry Cro111 hu been . week ·-ut:t;ause of bad charg• I cornmlltees w ill meet again next ---� . were chips potato and drinks soft · 1_, al h<>notary c hairman Ul:1.1 daugh and her s Slu Mrs Arthur weal h" Mr and M rs Apple reAttendmg from Meigs County Sunday evening to make more ter · JOdy · and Mrs Marlm M ('· 1 served by Ray's mother M rs R , 1i1r nE"d by (',tr • • At' l'enten,niel. . · were All an c mchum. organiza• . Tentahve pIans were made for definite dates and lo begm the Anf!: uS and daughter Diana vis• R. Pickens Lmda Nelson was 1 eturned honal dtrertor , Thomas Sayre, . · I days th-••• ''-A<&''out t he act 1 v Ities · , e various oomml! - 1 1ted m Gal11[)0lis Sundav of 'h w1th 1 Attending wer,e Linda Lyons horn(' from Holzer Hosi,1tal F . four specta n • president of the Federa 1ion . -• lo be ht'id soon al- tte'Mrs V 1rg1l Roush1 Paulne Durst l i Ruth Ann Kloet., Linda Kaurf An· day after bt>mg a patient 1.n1: Jhi>< }'tar, •·· 1a t'JVe their for board Leo St . ory . 1ep . . , and family The Roush family re• na Mae Jefrers, Ma rtha Fowler, severa 1 d ays. ----ter EBlllter. Ihe second m t h e chairm?n Mrs Virgil ; . �. ,lark Sigman, and their ('OUnSt'lor, ., . c.'tntly lost their homt' by fire. IURlIMr month,. the third in nnan, tt Dr s tl R P kens eft Women Commi Saturday chai l . . � - ic fall and the la!!l one lO be on the Rev, Eugene Brown of the U nit• Gene Coleman . .James M illf' r was M iami, Fla., lo allend 8 ('Oil· 8nd Mrs . Da v id K_oblentz. �re. �: , last day ol the year when new t.-ed Methodist Church is altendng a guesl. of osteopathc doc tors ths t! ry o( the Women s Comm ittee, or � en• y . !he roup Sund .af�ern�n � . · C �mcers of the C'�urch �ill be in• the Oho Pastors Convent on n o . Joye� cl sleigh ndmg party Al· 1 . . . !il alled lll a service. 1 1umbus ths wek tending were Kay Boggess, Linda , S·Sgt . and Mrs. Raymond Allens• 18 unproved. Her s1sl�r . Mrs, Dlfferenl serv ices are b • 1 n g M r. and Mrs Roy Evans and M r. and M ra. W · D· w1· JJ "iam . M ike worth and (' hld ren of Lockbourne Georg(' Cahoon of Wilkesv ille, . Fowler · Kaurt · \lartha . . planned for tach date which will . we 1 w· I C f 1 am1 ana t'Sl('r re h o tn(' · 8ase spent 1 he week end with � t> ut:>r P Ir who has been here to care ror 1.o n om f Lmroln Heights so J ohn A ir Jack Sigman Bratton include a HomeC'Oming and also r y are announcing_ h ( l e e d k ents ues pa . ee days veral relurned home yesse s. the r r M engage o Allenswo th's mother, Mrs. Hood. 1:.arry Gladwell . Pat . Ed· ; r. am� .Jrs, �o�rm �_ear�s 3 Pageant of the chur('h terday. ment �nd approachmg ma rrn:i�e \lg· Lettie Roush. B s, Hay Picken David wards. , or t h e e Displays of memoir!I relatives md 1 gess, ,·ounselo r 1xthe1r daughter, Barbare Wil• �ul of town " :i nd Mrs. Howard Byers underwent Rev. Raymon Konkright or the Coleman · hurch are aJ!IO mg PJ anned • hamson, to PFC Oren Wt•.a rs fr iend!! of Susanna Arnold. who '>_'.,ers Iool surgery Iast week and will be Heath Methodist Church went lo u he I M ('Cl 11re, a guesl . and a souvenir booklet will be ,J r. son of Mr· Oren Wt> a rs , a nd attended the Girl .Scout " (' urv t"CI absent from her employment at Columbus yesterday to attend the . µub!Jshed. bar" cer·emony at th,e Salisbury L OS ANGELES I UPI l-Famed tht> Martin Re,;taurant for the ne:,it Ohio Annual Conference. the late Georgia Wears. . He will , M ary Hollywood altorn('y Jerry Giesler AH ending the meetmg Sunday Mr. Wears i1 now serv i ng iu School Sunday were � rs thrt'e �k �. , . also attem: the Oho Pastors Con• J. . even1111 were Mrs. James Pullen, was resting al home today fo B1r e \\a the U. S. Anny stationed in G reen- Aumi l ler and Pauletta Kearns of ho has bee ent1on, Monday through Wednes• i s release Saturday from . ,\i r. and Mrs Paul Sm�rt. Frank h lowing t , � and Mr Mrs. Hartford Wilbur \; . : � land. Ari early .s pring weddm� js ay. a er me or e past wee Stewa rt and son, G ary. and M'rs. ML Sinai Hospital where he had ! Cheesebrew. Kalad Hmdy, Har• planned by the couple. Helen Stewart of Mason. Mr. and been tonrined for a rest . -- -old Hubbard, Robert Haggerty, Giesler, bothered by a heart aU• Mri. Jack Fowler and f'hldrPn, Fi8h And Game Law Tony and Tamara and Mrs. I... ment in recent years, was hos· Viojations FewPr C S4Jmf'rville- uf_ Pt . Ple�sa�I, pita llzed in September after suf• XENIA _ Fewer arrests for M rs. M T Ephng. Gall ipolis, fering a serious attack. fish and game law 'Violations in -·- - ----�Mr� fi'red Roush. Let.art. W. Va. · Wildlife Dist �,ncI 6 w e�� r�por1ed M r and Mrs . William McFarland During the business meeting of Y . . by Eldon u urgeon, ..uist rirt law M l he newly eleted officers of the d I Thomas r. Grmdstead Mrs. an . . · • • • • . 1 Cl ub me1 a en1orcenien1 supervisor oh 10 0l· an d daughter. Shelby, and Dav1d assoc-1a,1 1on will be mstalled -• D-,e Gan.,en The nu by the home of Mrs. John Arbaugh. vision ol Wildllfe. onlY 512 ar- Roush, N('w Huven. , Mrs. G eorge Anderson , .Ir Hos• . , . _______ with Mrs. Lmdsey Lyom1. co-host• rests were made in 1960 compar• · - 11 ur 1... e11emng ·w1 1 1ess�s for ,11t: . ess for theIr J anuary meeting. ed with 564 In 1959. M rs . Ow · ht w a IIa e M Floyd ,i l' , ' " · Mrs. Ulah Swan was In charge Sturgeon po!nted out that there Of Carmac k , M rf.. M ary 81 ee 1 e, M rs. 0 th� meet ing whleh opened with were 157 arresta for hunting with• Donald Lowery, Mrs. Anderson the amglng of the Club Song rmd out pennission in 1959 but only and Miss Susan Park. j'royer by the group. Roll < a I I 1 10 were made in lllOO, was anawered by naming "This desirabl• trend may be a of The Women ' s As!KK'iation due to at least two factor,." he vine, esr P United First Middleport the Pomtroy, Ohi• . , Communications were r e 8 d s.ii byterian Church will mee� on from Mr■. Garen Stalllbury. Coun• getting permi11ion before huntfltursday at ? · 30 P- m. m the TO N IGHT i1nd TUESDAY 1 ,,.,Ji u.a s . ,, ty Radio Oi.airman l!lnd Mr,. Roy Sunday School rooms or the Holler, County Contact Chair· ant maklng use of pubUc hunting "THE APARTMENT" h man. , 'Ill' top1ct for the Program i.,11 ....,, wol!rl' they are welcome to Lemmon, Shirley Mac• Jack Mrs. M arC"u11 Chambers will . . . Fred MaeMur r:i.y Laine, Kour were concernlng vlne1. Mra. hun i . Th18 lightens hunting pres• h ve charge r lhe devo1ion s _an, d Laugh. wise , Love.-wise SHYING THIS , private on sure lands. mo p se CharJea Mas11ar re nted II 1t . 1:e program 1n K am Was L• re . there has C OMMUNITY lnterelUnI t.alk on ··Vines I o r "Whatever the reason , 11 , I�ks a presentation or the Gospel of or otherwise never been anything like IINCI . Beauty and llke ,the tre11pas11 problem Ji. 1m- St · J0hn, WJ'I I c.. Accent. lntere11t, lK' pt esenled by THIS Apartment. ll'r wlN IO deal with local , C!,._ , " for home landscaping provmg. a hopeful sign for the fu. Mrs. J. E. Harley . -ylCt! COLORCARTOON with o reputation for firm, and Mn. Herman Block told how ture of hunting. · · fair daaling. leware of the lo "Enjoy and cart' for v I , t • 1'0 BEGIN DELIJliftt\T WEDNESDAY and THURS. IONS PACKAGE" "SURPRISE Ry-by-night who promiNO 1rown lndoon. " LOS ANGELES <UPll-0.ilhe . Mitzi Gaynor, Yul Brynner At the C<l'IK'lu1ion of the pro- a.tiona were er:pected lo delivers llttl., Get 111uch, begin t� Middleport, Ohio COLORCARTOON S 1r■m, memben exchanged s v a• day on tht rate of Henry Adolph the fac11 befor• yt11111vy. rlety of Indoor vlnn. Bulffl, 21. 1 mild•mannertd optl• •nd remo•Un1 repolr on down -Y No FR IDAY NOT OPEN The Wayi and Mean1 commit• cal workn who NOW SHOWI NG confessed he lee announced M there, would 1trangled three women includi ng , Jerry Lewis in SATURDAY be a •l lent auction at the Feb-- hi• aunt, PACIFIC" "S.O,S, ruary meelinl whi<h will he held The def,n,. daimed Bua<h _ With Eddie Constant int' at. the home of Mra. D. E. Living• who 11ald he had an "urge to kill "' ind Pier Angeli ■ton. A rlbbo11 WII awarded to -19 not insane - also , but la mentally Mn. Nonnan McCain for her ar• Inferior "THE WALKING TARGET" and cannot formulate a Also ..ltct1d Shortt rangement. Rerreahment, w • r f crim Joan Evans. Ronald Foster inal Intent· aerved by tht hoste1se1. ° 81h . II h 1 I I l Planned F L /C oca - ouple �r Friday e venlne the Hom� builders class of the Bradford Church of Christ met al lhe chutth with the clll.85 pre.udent, J ames Reed, m charge of the meet1n1 wh1t'h he opened w\lh pr.ayer and the read int: of the scripture. ut�\ I pTOgram F Meeting Has r I ' Been Announced ·- - ii you plan to repair your -- -·- /AEIGS THEATRE "VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET" ' 1 I I I ' I ' • •M •• ,, • , • II (J 4 11 ,.a II ta "' IQ .., - I Harmony ii the word today that describes Middle­ port', administration as the Feb. I deadline draws near to file petitions for public office next year. This was apparent following a brief and affable coun­ cil meetlnJ held last evening In town hall when mem• hers' petitions were being freely traded and agreement reached upon a full slate. Observers could only describe it as "the mayor's slate." M a y r Ken,eth McElhinney O was expected 1o ■nnouJICO at noon today the name of the sixth cooncil candidate. who will file for a Trl-Luater CINnera PHONE WY-2-5428 IN IN !Ir. and Mra, David Ashworth 01 Long Bollom colebrated their I � wedding annlver1ary Jan. 9. lluo lo the llln,11 of Mr. Aoh, worth, they wel't spending lhe , da)' quietly at home when a croup from the Hazel Church ,ur· prlaed them al 2 o·elock. Tht afternoon waa •pent read• 1 Ina scripture. prayer and 1ln1l.nt! many hymlll. Mn . Ashworth 11• IO abowed picture, taken on their wedding day. Cake and ice cream ,..,. 1erved and they 1 11 depart­ ed, ltaving: Mr. and Mn. Ath• worth very happy, The follow­ Inf poem waa dNllclted to Mr. and Mn. Ashworth by tht folk at Hazel Chur<'h. THE LA8T LONO 1110.E Aa Wfl walk down thl1 road or life To the end of the l11t lonr mile: A thoueht comn t'lo�ly 10 our he1rt1: Will wt meet II with a amlle. :? CLOSEOUT PRICE / • Thia 11 Top Quality Con1trudlon • Fabric 11 Natural Color Linen • Full Foam Cu1hion1 SIiiy yur■ ago today We hltehed old Dobbin lo the ohay Wt had no shlny cart thoae day, Ju11 old Dobbin and tht ahay. I/ ° i , 1, , ,. �1- • �'co, .• p .wayae MIDDLEPORT Wlllch ahall It be-which ohall tt boT I loot at Pa-Dave looh at mt; T9 tht unbown -id wt'II h••• .. ... . ...... W1ddt ■hall bt n.. .. ne 8 PIECE MAPLE LIVING ROOM GROUP I Sofa With Foam Cushion, Chair, 2 End T1bl11, Coffee Table, 2 Lllmps, •nd Oval Throw Rug not let a '"'1 ltll' J.o,d WIii . wait I � .... ... lllllo loplilor. • - -- - --- ... ••.".I"• --::.. -:! • Wide Choice of Fabrics and Styles Open Stock Solid Maple ' Bedroom Pieces up s23 9.00 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $-44.00 CHEST DltlSSl!R & MIRROR . • . , . $St IED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,00 ON TBE aR•GBTES'J' �RNER . .. . ... . .... ... . ...._._ ,. . • , -., • · ---� - - - -.. ... . .,,....... .. __,,, __ !...,, • .,....,,... • . _,. __. •lf llanJ other pi...._ )'<W' own Mike e to lull your SUft nffdL .... ... • ,. . .... . .._" . • Many Oddi & Ends of Mattre11" ­ Mi1matc:hed Sets Are Priced At 4b% Off • Frigidaire Applian ces \ A Ftlw 1 960 Madil1 At GJNt S.vl119s '" e Fri9ltl1ire Electric Dryen __ $1 39.00 • HNvywei9ht Vlnyi Floor Cowr1119, 1 2 �- wicle ____ $1 .19 .... yd. • Coal and Gas HNters at Cla11aut Prices • 24 Cubic Ft. Deep FrMU · $329.00 • Sae Our Complete 3 Room Group 11 · For Only $595 e Complete lunk a.ch With Innerspring MatMu ___ $68 •Metil Wardrobes ____ $1 2.95 • Biby Beds with Wetpoof Melli , ___.--...,,_...,.__ _______ -- -�·- •-... 'f -� �• • • .... �•�-"' I' - ........_.... J.,.._.,__�.......,... -•f._,_.i.-.• ,.,,'...,_ ______ ' .._ �-fflflb..... ,_ , • Sale Price s149.oo · B a k e r F u r n•••i t•LEu..Jl'J're tr;, i. wait 1h11 IMI bl1 "'!· - .._,. -the,-. I Ma W,. •1 �.. , .. "•:.;.- BAKER'S · --- ' ....,.._.,.....,_.._.__ ' ' ••---.:.'--- ---... area lbat ,....... canylng .,.... with rwd and - marltlng, ha.. •ery po,r vlllotl and 8ft lo be treated m by molorlota. Pomon,y Chief ol PoJk,e Jed Webster ..id that .....-dJna to the tale law - wlto have 111-IOO vflkln or wone ... - u be, Ing lncompetant lo walk and travel ,_ wllltout the aid •f the polntod c-. The la,r l"'lllfrw lllllll>rfll,j to � � � :.. th looal )lll<lod Iha& ,.,,,. ta •-·•"': ha ........ _,_ In .,., " -•-, e F1mou1 "5.-t•" Smooth Top Mattrftl $44 V1lu11 To $249.95 The largest Stock of Fine Home Furnishing, In This A re1 - Save Now On Any lt.m In Our Store - Con­ venient Terms To Suit You. haYO had our ''llpa and down■" "' moot wtd ..p1ao ... . But our - • Jull • '"" lodq Al \he cl,y ft 111d "I do, " We w,:n You'll rind the atyle you w■nt here. Mod· nJ•. Early American, French Provincial F n w■lnut, 011t, Maple ind Ebony, Now Just $99 , 9x12 Unoleum Rugs ____ $4.81 • Cotton Mattress _____ $8.88 Living Room Suites Low At e 30 Sulm To Choose From .-tlon • Nationally Adverti-.d Lug919e 25% Off • Sterophonlc Record Players _ $53. up • Giant Size 9 Pc. Din-,.., , .. --• .,,...:. ...... , ..... - .� ._,..._....._,.,_ .,_ . ...... ....._.___ "'--•-·-··--- ·�· .............._.._:.,_ -- --:-:-····� -- · -·· · ·- ·- -·- · - - · - ·· · •·-•-----J- "' J ,,_, ... ...., 11 • .. ......... $19 .. . -� .... _ .__..__.._.,. , ,_ . ... __ ·-- .,;. ,I .,. � ....,.....__,,.. d Minor Way , Two persons received minor In• juries yesterda� af_temoon a, a result ol an accident at lhe Inter• section of West Main•,;t and But• ter•av. Celia Hite was taken lo Meigs then lo a lo�al lloopJtal cat physican · for !reatment ai wa, John Kite, who w11 •uflerlng from a •l'<k Injury• John Hite. 38, Middleport was operating his vehicle when another car driven by Henry Arnold, 18. RD 1, Pomeroy, ran into the back of his car. Hite said that he stopped for emerging traffic when his car wu hit from behind by Arnold who stateJ he wa, unable .. b,.;g hlti car under control Back end damage waa Incurred t, tho car operated by Kite, The bumper grill radialor and front lender • da�ge caused hea= •, damage lo Arnold', car. The ; : 15 p, m, accident wa, In veotlgeted by the Pomeroy PoliceDepartment, with no t!llations beIng reported. ----- Marked f.anes . uSed By BelDIF S0me. PerSOftS • Many Lamps ___ Priced At 50% Off 2 PIECE • "1\1! ni hrtln g G _ _ la h11 11th Y,,ar whllo John 7.erklo lo working on his llltl1 year. His yeal'I were apht by a period �r private llfe in the middle 50 • G.lbbom and ZBerklfl will file for rour year tenru. . , Clinton Fisher. painting con1ractor, now in hil second term, ii askin1 for a lour year t h i r d i,rm ,tarting Jan, t , lllG. ':-" 'Smith and William D. I Blll ) Ohilds ... lo Sffk second tenns , Childs a two-year htteh, Sm lth foor year,, Msyor McElhlnney 18 back for his ,econd tenn a, 1• Tn,asurer Mrs. Perrin· Mr. Grate la serving his second !>rm In hi■ latest lllnt In pubUic duty. having been cltrk for • . time during the 19IO's. IIIINr Aotloa CouneU lasl nlJhl acted on two minor .,.tten and planned I Two Cases Heard special ....1on poalbly S.turday IQ Mll}'or'a Court lo effect Ila vUlap plannlntl 1'wo cuea ,..,e heud t h 1 , eomml■lloo. nx,mtng • a - of MiddleOn Chlldil-"inollon a ?l'klng ■port M a y o r {(ennetl, MeElhlnmeter � the not1h ■Ida ol 8- ney'1 eourl, Marlon � was -• a ed a fine of II and co■t, on charge ol lnloxkatlon while AJ. bert H. Steele of Al<rolt fqrfeltchar . the ed ffl ge LOCAL TEMPI C, The 11:N ..... lemperalue •• of - • ■ • tbe <Old, peaaln� M......_ I It ha., been called · lo the at- i■I I --. fte prNklell low tantlon ol village olflelall of the toai,M II I ., ....... • • Foam Cu1hlon1, Bnutlful Fabric LOW-LOW Reduced For Quick SALE • Prices Are All BEDROOM SUITES Slaty yeu ago today, Thia Ith day ol Jmu■ry We llartfld down 1h11 ton« Jasl mile And now w.- an Vlflry weary. we would a,k. 'Ila Fw Ulan JI - a lltli• thins . Bui now a mlpty ta.rt. Sofa .:="bl 1 to Prflsenl rouncllmon lntend'n g file together before Feb. 1 in· udo w l btime t an, I t ?� -��"� 11c servanta , wo uun-.A ask mg 0 cond tenYtt nd 1 third b""k ' oet aJer two lerma•of serv 1ce, EARLY AMERICAN s1 99.00 D.,.,ot.«I To The lnterat, Of TM Meip.Muon .4reP s STATE DIRECTOR - Clarence Price, Portland, left, wa• named dlrector to rt N OT TROPHIES - Wayne Roush, lef t , and Riley Dougan, OSU extensionist, present Meigs County with 56 other COB A counties, and •t Price's left, Cliff Salem dinner at COBA �nnual the at hies, speaker , clown with tab!� decor, not trop son, manager of COBA, a speaker at Salem Cente r last nlghL The objea e, assistant county Blakesle R E. t. 1gbt C. COBA pre8lden �unty , the intersection Cen)er 1a,t night, Roush IS th al cow, is what the meeting was all about. -- Sentinel Photo. the right, e l Sentine rboto. nts. me with arrange ._ by the Martin agriculture agent, helped be removed for two weeks. . T persons WO will / J n1ur.e Jn =ai"':a::: which Is unllkel,y. Regular $349.95 3 Piece Sectional st. tbe first at with N. s.rond Restaurant, will a trial period of There ls no ev idence lhe slate or Republican candidates have opposition. If lhat becomes fact. Middleport wm have no pd. PHONE WY,2-513 0 POMEROY ... .. 11 ...... JVA, ·. · . o s er rm Id T r F G d' a oo t F d D a e o o n e m o ypp i : rf t 7. r : f: : r � ::•::�::�· �h�;!, :::;;t ���:;i::: 60th Wedding 4nniversary Wos Observed On 9th Wt little thought when w• weN1 .... Robinson•• CINner1 ,_ W I Ir .,_ .._ Mayor's Ticket Will File For Office Refore Feb. l Deadline ? LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS a1 y ...., : r:, to l _ COM _ Of Middleport's 1962 Candidates . lied yet" and the annouhcement ed by the action will be ielayed until later in the Council heard Fire Company representatives Emmett Shuler, day, Tom Darst, and Howard Dalley A. A. Scarl>er , 8� inted last ask what plans council had for -a EPD, sw nmer to rep ace mi� Co 11 . "1ed building to house new fire fight• who moved away, h as ma·1ca ing equipment, nnot run agaIn due to h I 8 The he representatives were aak· �; heJ · ed to wait until the planning Rannlnr Togelher commission is effected. The com• A council spoke!llnan said last mission . under law, is empowered night, "We're running to ether. to plan public buildings. g ______ supporting ench other and Clerk Gene Grate and Treasurer Mts. Cha�lotte Perrlo, too." ROB INSON'S fllOJNfs I ·, ?, LIBERTY THEATRE • e ..a. •l Sot A • r· h & mst Harmony Keynote I A t tiny icost, you can take 111 thfl lebor out ol waohdayJ JUII let Robinson'• take over your chorea. They d o 1 baakeUul ol -11 in I hurry • . . have It 1parkling clean In no time at all. Tr, our roujh dJ7 ■ervlce with all dry ple<OI Iron, ed - OnlJ 12< per pound. .. r:: : i�. d:-�.7.�: t t -;:::-;:;:-:;:;;;:� ----;; :::;:=:;;-;l:;;;1;-----------------------:;-,-;J;-: ;;;: :;: ;,-;O;h;;: ;::;rt ;;;: ;;i:-;: ,M y:; ;::: P:;: ay esd Tu a nu ary 24 , 96 io;--,-:; epo om ddl er;;o: 5------------------W l..�23 I IN;O []Jii VOLL:X lM.ih. !----------- The Family Wash I "'l•IYalnt lo Ml - .U.. a.e Mn. Ru l l �h:• attend.int were �h , n Kathryn Evan,, •· . Marj orie W ill, Mrs. Bonnie Pit• kens and aon, Steve, and Mn. Eleanor Hoover and dlt11bter. EASY A·S CAN BE , , I Rose Garden Club Meeting HeId RecenfI :.:!:::":: b�t 7:0�� � were terVed by Mn , Reed ■nd ----::===---====--- we:t" I Friday Evening ° 11 l,IM - W f.fll Th e serrelary's report w a 1 YACHT CRUIIE 8CIIICDtJLED . g iv ek n by M rs. TreSBte Hen. NEW YORK · t UPl )-Commodor d r ic s an d t he treasurer's reH. Irving Pratt of the New York port by Mrs Norma Rlusaell. Yacht Club announced loday lbal the New Yort Yacht ctub•1 anVISITOR INJURED F r iends recei ved word that nual cruise will begin on July :II Mri. Charles Ward of Columbus and end Oh Aua. I. Featurel of visiting in the cruise include the July 30 fell Thursday whle Huntington, W . Va., with her sJ&.. race for the Astor Cup in Buaardi ter, breaking her leg and rollar Bay -and the race for the Queen'1, bone. She is conrined to the St. UNA aod Corsair Cupi at New• ,,• 5• Mary'a Hospital in Huntington, port ' R. I. · Au8 --�-� ·- · lhe Spring Vows ·�•al * NOW YOU KNOW The nellt meettnc at lhlel111 wiu be held on Febnloey i1 " lhe chuffh, P'oUowine tbe mfft· ■ wlto • lntllbled Ir)' bl= Ill' poor � lll'II abd to hold their .._ at ■, can be -ilod by 1n1 ..,_ · IJ;i ·-when trave1 ,=:i '. Ov GGl/l'INo ,Wallace Bradford, Kalad lllody, How■rd Weal, WUllo AniboQy, Gerold AntltoqJ,, Glllm l.ambort and � x.aid of lllddJ■• port t \r .. a w Iut ti In Ila Coot,. I ty, 'F'"1 IPlllt 1bi r of bmtias .I a :p ,l!f.,_a_ w. ... � . i,r ....,., , � • •• •1 , r °' late-••-• ....,. ' I BY BOB E. BYER A •·good JUpply�nd 1lh.1&tion· • was predicted for M e i 8 • County'• dairymen Monday eveDing by Riley Dougan of the Ag• . ricld.tllNI Extension Service, Ohio State University. Mr. Dougan further auggested that the "el'Onomic pressures of adju,tments must be met by the individual dairyman" if he hi lo receive full benefit of this altuation. Dougan, II leader in agriculture. farming and industry wa11 t h e ° �":k'e 6-.1......1 u=i-=u. The smooth, amusing speaker ,tressed that lhe individual alter• native, of competitive fanning today must be to increase land per unit, operate more units per man, .and to strive for higher production per unit in order to take full advantage of the supplydemand 1ituation which Is al Mr BoggesS • . Services For Are Announced Funeral aervicet for Charley Boggesa, 73, who died at his ,.._ ldence In Syracu,e Monday mornIng wlll be held Thuroday at I p. ;.,, at the N...,.ne Church In Syracuse. The Reva. Harold Roimes and Mr. Ashley wUI olficlate . may call al the resl• Frlenda dence In Syracuoe unW noon Thureday whe, remain> wlU be taken lo the Nazarene Church, SUrvivon Include hlo wile, Ota ' the■e children Glenver Mlllleport RI. I ; o..;.el, Mir� jamin --• ---•-•·· , ...,..un, Ben • ; and\..,11111" Ill of Racine, RD 2...,. Roza], of Syrac111e; 18 grandchildren and one otep grandchild, Burial wW be In Ltlm Cemeteey. • The plalntill lllegedly received a broken left indei! finger as a re•ult of the aceklenl and atated in hla petition tb■t It bu caused hbn great mental end physical pain. Ke also charged lbat lhe h lo lin r h b Joie ge a, '°" im '°t' wor In his "'11 Jone, 1111d tb■t the delendanl ls n,gllsent and asks for judgement• Classes At RiO Start Soon lo Mioer1vUle , Second semester Extension claslll!I of Rio Grande College will start during the week of Jan. 30. The dales on which the cl1S81!t will be organized, of instruct• or and place where the classes will meet is as follows·r on tht Rio Granda eampu1Hall. 111 Jacbon High ..11oo1, Tueall:nglfsh 414, Annf•er■ar J Room J, Monday Ju. :,o 7 p m. day Jan. SI, 7 p. m and , FieRoom I l l , Clara E. Po.Ion; Art no and u, u,Jon or Allen Hall. Room 1. Monday Jan. J■ebon .._ IChool Thul'lday, :,o, 7 p. m, MflcbeU Smfllt; Feb. I, 7 p. m Rev. MeC<innlek ; Annfven. Education 1111, 8- ltl Jacbon G e .. g i' a p h y I, Tueeda 2I 11o,xn U , ary Ha , y Jan. High 1<hool, 1lledNed1Y Feb. , SI, 7 p. m T K 0Wen1 ; Fill- 7 p. m. Dr, S. T 'labhlm to.,. Ill, Anniversary Ha ll, Roonl Well■IOn - Art 110, 11: Weill21, Wedne■da,y Feb, I, 7 p, m ton Kl(lh oehool, Wednesday Feb, E. E, Blgglm; Engl lah Ill, An- I 7 p. m Mu llendenhot, Pol ntvenary Hall · Room I 'lbura- Ulfcal ScJanco 111, We l■IOn lll&h 2, 7 p. m. Fl'eb. day, Feb. 1. 7 p, � Ruth aehool, '1lrunday and Eclueatkm Thomas; Socfolou SIS, AonlVOrl- George La<bJ, llfib aehool, Well■toa l, I 'IlllJl'lllay l ary Hall - n, . . E. Webb. B. I, _m p. T b .. Feb. 1, Dr. S T Robblno; aad � AU -■ llta led In ... Eoomnilc Ill Aoniveraary H•ll abouJd rolling In, NI evening Room II , Wednesday Feb I ? altond the · erganl■atlanal fflOII. p. � Jolin Jllller. Ina- " mlnlnllm of ei,r m. � � .ltJr • ci. . 111 t:l�J. · · · -� . . _ . . name !"�pby, m. · • ..0. Mn. Thomae Died Magie 'Illomu 85 died tbla momIng •,· be' 1118 In Miner1vllle aft.r an axtended Ulneas. SurvlYOl'I in<lude these ehd· dren, Mrw. Ethel Voll, Marietta: Doris Mrs. Tre11 Remhaw, Themu. and Pearl lbomaa, all of M ineravllle; ■eve, grandchfl. dren and lour great p,,ndchlldren; a ■Isler, Mary NNlleroad, Pomeroy, end a brother , Pearl Karr of Dover· Mrs. Thoma, was a member of the D, or "· Burial will be In the Gilmore Cemetery healde her late h111band, Ben Thoma■• Funeral arrangemetils are ineomplete, ----TO JIDT roB811AY Tho Alllorloan LljJlon Awdllary Poll Ill of IIJdclleporl will D o I bold Ila � loafgbt but ..W the NIUlar m■etlq • e X I ,...,, J-, ll, al 7:311. · · a .,...,. .. ..... ho • a. ■ Dli!I' Virgil King ol Pomeroy was re-elected president of the Southeastern Ohio Beef Cattle .woci1 ation at it.a anoual meeting Mon-· day afternoon in the social ,......... -'••••-' F_..,. the • Pomeroy or Church, I Other officert n.an,ed w e r e Robert Ellls or Torch, Athens , County, vice pre.sidenl, and Paul ,ecrelary I Baer, Min�nville, · treasurer. The group conducts the annual demonstrational reeder calf aa.16 at Gallipoiil and Athens. a d carriea out an educational p� I gram In l'ODlleclion with lmprov• tho ' end umhe of ua1 ·than Y••: �v.. :;o�, 1200 · 1eec1er -.. From !bl area ,old In the two ,ale, under the trademark of Ohio "'ppro.ved Feeder&. j $10'000 Asked A !""""Y ■nlt lolallng In excesa or ,,o,uoo by Wayne L. Jones ol RD I Pome roy against I, K, Slaflord of Salem Center ls aet for trial at I a. n,, February 15. Both the plaintiff end delendaat waived right or trinl by JIil)' and eonoented to have thecase heard consented lo have the case heard by Judge John C, B ocon Jone, !fled suit for the money during March of last year. He charged iii hi,, paUtlon lbat be was operating a motorcyde In Pumeroy when hit by the defendant'• son. wh<> was driving a car owned by Stafford. s. ► 'Beef Cattlemen Name King ••eeed For Fin11er Other AnJrni c,-i;:h �':'5 een. lee skating �nth�slasts are being invited today to take up their sport m M1ddleoort . M a y o r Kenneth McElhinney the labor on the project. and the �..., ,_ not ext""'Kal �. iment ia , k " on lolal un•es ,__.1 •• rm sa1'd 1he Impravllll!U I?& for the plastle the SOXIIN> It. alab of ...,.,.ta to , . near tlw 1wimmlng pool lo ftady eoverln1. after several recent nights or subHe said the rlnll: would h I v e been ready two or· three • e e k , freeilntl temperalureo. The rink, niade by spreading earlier had vandalo not dumped a plastic cover over the concretfl water off the covering and ripped and covering it with thret! to five section1 of Jt with knives late one inches or water • may la1t well Saturday night. _____ into M a r c h, depend.in&: u p o n whether that month is a "lion or . a lamb . Mayo� McElhinney ,aid reet have perf rmed emplo It O ,.. ' 0 '9wP: dlllt · tral Ohio Breeden AAsocietion di• ent standing in artificial breeding. countantl Award from tbt He pointed out that in 1946, Agriculture Extension SenJee • rector. Mr. Price will be one or Moore in remgntttan af first ��• _ 22,000 cattle' Paul COBA"s di":C· of bo�rd � or 57 0 last artificia.Uy. and of farm busimsB 1♦ .. bred years were 1 re,resent will which Otno Ion m i an 250,000, were nthere kept year summarized by bim. ad the or and which slate counties 57 the . 000 D, by the uteoskll ....• analyzed ov or crease serves. er COBA evening the for ice. Entertainment COBA county Dick Sterrett, technical, introduced the second was furnished by Thelma Camp-Wayne Rouab, pttsident: fll speaker of the evening. Cliff Wil• bell, Roberta Wilaoo, Catherine Mei ga Dairy Senlce Unit. ..... son, assistant manager of t h e Shenefield and Mary Virginia Central Ohio Breeden Associa� Halliday, who ung, " Beautiful u toastmaster. 'Ila Rn. D o Wacbemcbwam:, past« of • till Ohki," and "I vory Palace$." lion. Holineu Omrdl. Pilgrim business regular the During alides, color 111lng Wilson, Mr. the Jnvocatiaa .. be,, gave ville. presented Blakeslee Mr. In meeting start it& got COBA how showed the gin meetio&Acdinnff Fann <Approved APA the I presita to progressed and Ohio hand for the yeart ahead. Mr. C. E. Bh1keslee. c o u n t y agrlcultural agent, introduced the first or the guest .speakers I a I t night foUowing a .steak dinner serv ed by thc Salem Center PTA. Following the dinner a abort bUiiness meeting or lb dairy .ervice unit was held. The dairy service unit elected it.J c o u 11 l y board of directors. They are C , M. Headley, Gene Jefrer, and Reid Young. Clarence Price of Portland was. elected a11 Meigs County'• Skaters Inv1ted To 'Rink' Of Ice IO Middleport Park second Semester ExteDSJOD · - , , ':: , 1,1 ,JJ first guest ,peak.er Monday eventna of the Meigs County Dairy Unit at Its annual weetmg 111 the Salem Center G r a d e School. One hundred and two at• REV. HERRING CAP Chaplain Is Preacher, Air PiJOt T00 Melg, County Squadron ,m, C.A.P., 1w welcomed inlo membmhlp the Rev. Carl W. Herring who wlll .....,.. the duty of Squadron Chaplain. The Rev, Herring noldoa with his wile and daughter In Rutland, and la the pastor of the Rutland and Syracwe Methodist Church: lie ls also a member or the Melg, oo County Ministerial .wocfati . l He sened a1 an airera t me-chanlc In the U, S, Navy from 19'2 lo 1946 and after leaving the Navy. entered Mary,v llle College, Mal')'sviUe , Te...,.... from which he graduated in 1!151 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, The Rev, Herring received his Bachelor of Dlvlnlty degree from tho United Theological Seminary . Dayton. Ohio alter three yesn or ,Judy. lie II also • qualified pUot, holding a private pilot license. ------ � :!.. ..... The meeting opened yesterday with a directors meeting in the morning followed by lunch aI c;,. cles and Martin Restauranb. . Kenneth Ward, director of the association from Gallia County• opened the afternoon program by e,tertalning the group with hla band made forty year old "du). cine " Thia folk inltrumellt may be played with one, two, three, of four siring, and la noted for Ila developmenl In end around Gallia and Lawn,nce <OUDliea. Reporta or the oecretary-treuurer were preseoted and ■Pl"'OV- Tu ppel'II B 008ten Plan Three Games School T b . Tuppen Plain■ boosters .,. aponaoring t b r e e basket baU gemes Thuraday evenlng al the school gymnaslwn. ed by the gfflup. Robert Craw• ford, Lawrence county extenaion agen1; and director, Howacd Bruce and Neal Taylor presented a panel discussion on improvcalves end ino ,.,_ - �uality ol ...., methods ol comifpunent. Robert.Bishop, manager • Sou th........, Ohio E>perlmenl Fann al Carpenter, pn,senled Interesting color alides of the beef cross breeding work al the farm. 'lbe cross bred calves showed �h . greater �eight for age than did tM strS1gbt bred ta.Ives. Creep feeding the calves gave nearly 100 poundl extra gain in the 250- day period. I f1 1be meeting wu with a talk Ir)' llilq 9leade r, agriculture-far .. la. ..:.... 61..... ...i.i_ d...... �- � VBIIII 111'1::"=m _... � of IIUl;I 11111 Illr. vi"" ol fuluR ,. ' • · production lit thla area. Bo ;olnleel CU. that "we are Jn �- tlllnl year or the Im .efdo 'wbkb means more catt1a a1'I .,_ prices." He ahc- empbuiud 'tba beef production ii an _.,,.. which utilizn 1arp qnentlfi11 ti. · ' roughage. Memben ftl"t pftlllld Ira Meigl. Gallia, Lawma ,. Athena caunti9 =================:::::::::::::::::; 16 ChurchesJom · Crusade Against Li•quor-By Drink • - slate. . Sixle�n chu �ches �f Mason Cot/-ll)Y h�ve Joined.• wide drive agam st liquor-by-the-drink ID West Virginia. Representative■ ol tho churches ml ,. attended a meeting Sunday at the � there � !•laJJDflB := n. Six � me me · wen m.inlste i New Haven Evangel cal United led. BrethNn Church lo approve a repn,Nl will be dmlbDd ;,elllio!ll Two iquorposs in ioo ible l petll aga st k. y-fbe.di; lon and lo this wee °'"' up-rm. ink legislat h ol •o� while the other ..W • organize districts for circulo! lng elude aipalurel ol youth of Ille the petitions, , county. Dr. Stanley B. N Ue,, super m- The fl!'SI petltfoll calls I,ndent of the West Virginia t:am>ll Casio end Jael< � Temperance LeaflUI! , wu re- member< ol the WOii Virplla legislatt.re, lo ... their vola ml aour<e � .,:� � illfluence lo "deleal the UgllONl1, A ng repre 16 mo the-drink move now being urged • • by the Lfglslarure and to llsb a study mrnmfMke lo thoroughly ,tudy the entire ,_ ol problems arising from tht � ol alcohollc beverages. pt-• m The second petltioo e,ex Mn. Don_ Betslng, chalnnan of the opposot100 ol youth of Ibo 8 county t,., the move. :' • Y will stage • door-to.door canv 85S of the county Tuesday, January 31• wu Sorority Will • f.cmV""" Me1gs :0 !:"ii':i.So:..: The Tuppen Plain! seventh and eighth grade team& will oppoae the Har,IBoovllle oevenlh a o d The second game eighth will be between the AU Stan o1 the Harrlsonvllle and 1 • p p e r I The cbalrman .... tbat Ill 'j be, penKlllll willing lo conlribute turn Plains 1ame end the third tween ge,tlemeo from Tuppen an their porch llghta. 'Ibo canvas, • Plains over ss yeara old In an Old will begin at 7 p,m, and last un• 9• Men's ,:onteot. The first game II Members acheduled 1or 7 p,m sere IGdq Ur1red To Attend There has b e e n no one volun• Word wa, re<efved Durward It -lia, been announced that the i.e, for the dutle& of Audrey of the death of MrL PRACl'lc:11 CHANGED do, Tlte i , O. or Sylvan a. January meetlna ol tho Sugar Young, wbo handle, tho county nlsler. ti Run Pl'A will not b, held, b u t cbalnnanship for many years un- ""89ed , who wa, the !onner Cle! ed aldlne Parsona, wu a native of eder memben •re urged lo attend lil she resigned In 1111111. lb ol the F ated 1 Middleport and graduale o/ 1114, -'--'·· Namea of �,,rims this the ...,,ty councU mooting at Rut- :; been moved lo W dle port High School died lloodq land Fl'ebniary J, ni t at 7 p, m. ----, att being j>lOl!Ossed and will be following a kmg � lira. Jame,, R. Tlllll, president, gh r lo the dale of aflemoon announced G HOSPITAL ENERAL ioclude be-- lnttbewl Survfvon d. MEIGS lutlon rg noted oo lbat the o an at 88i · Belzmg canvasa, , PortA Davis. Effie '.arol, Naaq daughten. three ns dmluio ha• received en Invitation lo the Ka y, n , S Sylvania; 'o1 Ill Sherrie, , a l nd and thry Founders Day program at t h e inclair Punero LONG CORRIDOR llop. iel, , Artie ...... p McDan · and Cheshire ther. George fa Central Elementary School, FebNEW YORK IUPI I _ A vice A h r, pre ffl Dlscharge1 th To ol ruary 11, w er, bo ledo: lh IIIO cen- da Geal>elme sld l of the Ne York -----l'un"1oy, and Edltb Wogan, Pom- lral Railroad loday up the Other aurvlVOl'I lacludo I llteroy Route I. Called Early Today Ion(! ter, Mrs. l.obert -• lb ':.. mop he had swaJ bratllu, The Middleport Emergency unit SIZE UNKNOWN corridors of Grend Centtat term!, esllnel ol Perryllburg; • WII eaUed at - o'clock this B RENTWOOD, England (!JP!) nal with during the raflroacl Jack l'llnml Ill Toledo ad • · number of undes and at111i, It, Roland -A burglar broke lnlo a ,hoe olrlke, to I h e Mra, � GIIIIMI home In Dartford. W, v._ ■tore hen, and left -eral pain Jameo Bot.I. In chage of o..,. eluding 11n. W. R belle !rat real estate, dumped tht mop Jl'unaral ■ervfeN wiQ ba bold Ii, M n, Gibbo' young ■on had taba of - 1e111ered around. · t W with pneumonia. He wu abn Tlte ID8JlliU aid: "We're In a closet and sighed: "I - s,1van1a llmradq al I p. m. Ya.. burial lit .. Tllltlt,, J! to llobor- ¾li!l!=l Ir)' ........ ehr I... .. ... ff II!" . thlal ..... rulfzod tlu,t, _,.._ ,,. - with " ' 1 .. ·-��: · ' J, I 0 11 lla -'":1q ,. .,IIP. iq.• •· I •· graders- PTA MrS. B8UU}S• lef Dies At .41 In Sylvama, 0 w �ea.: !.,� emu: year J:" a �Tit~ Television lit Review Daily !!!ien tin~ I COMMENTAnNG, EDITORIALLY POll CONSISTENT DEPENDAIILI ltESULTS ltATES Aid To The Distressed The general standard of living in the United Stateo makes it seem absurd that anyone l!bould go hungry. Yet consider thla remark made not lon1 a1o, "I have seen little kida eatlns discarded applea and stuff from the garbase dumps." Tbla ~rlevous observation was made not in ' entral Africa or the Far East; It was nade by a county official in the eastern part of the United States. To relllze that In some of the areas officially deacribed as "economically distJ essed" people have to scrounge the dump for food is shocking, to 01y the least. It Ia all the more so when one re· calls !bat !hills occurring In the richest country on earth, which happens now to bave in its storehousea the most enor· mous reserves of food ever accumulated '" all man's history. Pocketo of unemployment of chronic proportions are re1ponsible for the con· dillon• described above. Automation Is one of the main causes. In some mining communities , for example, the number of workers needed has been cut in ball becauae of machines. Workers in the auto Industry have likewise been displaced. Michigan now has 200,000 fewer jobs in this lnduatry than In 1953. Such figures have meant catastrophe to the breadwinners Involved. This is tbelr problem, but It is aiao the problem of the rest of us. II is up to our society, drawlns upon Ita total resources rather ' than upon merely the resources of a giv en area, to provide the essentials of life for atrlclten families during the time of transition before the breadwinner has work again. Tbat Is why legislation authorizing help for the distressed areas Ia marked S-1 In the Senate's legislative hopper. Help for those bit by chronic unemployment and its aftermath deserves to be the lint order of business . • ., • • t een&a pt!r word, one laletUon. MinlmUJil cbarl.......eo eeata. e oent1 per word for thNe CQilMCuUre luertiOJu. Svecial-ane month tor 10 cu.ta per word ltUU rate o1 " nata _~ word wW be ebarlfJd lor adrertlaizla 11 11ot paid wltldD 10 day• after reeefvlae bill Error• ill Advertllllla-SIIould be reportec! Immediately. l'b.e Daib Sentinel will aot be re~poailble for mon tbaa one iocoiTect iDaertion. Card oJ Thanb and Sgecta.l NoUert ot £\leoti 11.00. ' ,,..---~- ~/·. ~ , iv, Obituariet publl.abed at 1 cent per word [[ WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS eoe eoe 15 20 26 110c Sl.20 tl.IIO 75c 8 DAYS I MO. $2.25 $7.110 Sl.M Sl.80 Sf.l!O $8.00 Ads reeetved b.J 10 A. II wUl be ln tbat dar'• paper. PHONE WY 2·2157 [ ----·- [ AND CIIILll CRAFT Self-Help Gets Results Can be ahoVIII In the prh•acy yeg own home, by an aut11~r-1 lz<d local representative. pointment only. Call WY The Molalla River in Oregon Is like many peaceful small streams that under ;torm conditions go on a rampage. AI a I!Orseshoe turn in its course it has been !ltinJ away valuable farm land on its oerlodlc sprees, ao the farmen affected Jrganlzed the Molalla River District Improvement Co., Inc. Following current practices, aid was sou1ht from the Great Wblte Father. Tbia led to the U.S. Corps of EnJineefl. Then tbe fun llarted. I Z3 \ 1!11 llUlClt $1GI.OO. Special door IIOdan. Power and !Jr-. Dpaflow ·J:dra Diet. Blaettllar'J, · -· I 21 DART SUBI.OO VI ' 'dooroedla,FIDelland 'Dort," Olle ·Cueful local ' _,_ Tarquo fllabt. R ond . ·~·· l'oaiO!oy. 11110 JUP• WJ-MI'IJ, ...,a COildlllall. can !Ill WANTED TO BUY WANTED- USED BABY PEN. Pbone SH H125. 123 ---::--::-::--:-= ·~ M~.~..~-=~- =:~Jji~~~~~;;~J pori. W'niiiL H-I I ROOMS WITH BAri!ift(9) FOR SALE rllonville, Fuel oG heat. Phc..,l BUILDING AND I Iota SH 2-4134, Mra. Jolin . for Sole. Lacaled Ill Loag IIGI· HarrllanvOle• l<lm. Nellie Court. Talephoaa (I) _ , SroRE i Time /Jtr 'ml IMCE I 'C.f(, RII~'S 'THINKS NO'MN6 Of: PLUNKING DONN 810 llQUIII ON E.Y5Ifol RACoa- I ... (I) :H-alp J'llllS1I OOW, GVEIINSEY, ..S all. JaM lloodaoheH, envlllo. BAKER and SEYFRIED your LENNOX dealer NEW and USED I COAL, OIL, GAS FURNACES l'loolne WY-24794 POMEROY, OHIO 1 21 I WMPO SPOTUGHT SHOW OF THE WEEK "DuHon's Top Ten" WITH FRANK YOUNGWERTH Splnalnll The Big Bead's Top Tea Beeords Of The WeekZ Every Saturday 11 a.m. til 12 noon WMP0--1390kc --.... I �' -. ' I ,. 1-Palb' SeaOnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, ~'- Jan . 24, HMil - -- _HIGH POINTS_ Wilksville News Items Three Local Scoring' Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 24, 1961-5 1 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 Bowles, Pomeroy's Buffington, Winebrenner Chasing Mr. u:a CV' DL.aur IUD l'nllb 0t CcJtJooq.IUO It C4uld Be You 11~ 66 Nft'l ••• llkl 0., Nowa J: ll M0¥1elJaw . ,_ .; ....._ • •• ~- Or >laloao n-- If 'IO'RE NOT KEl'OiiN' HOW CIW 'IE SET TH' LIIJELONG 01\Y ? UOP'rom 4•00 11oam For :)IIddy t.IO IIIN' o lloll)wood 1•00 liteamboM BW uo lleGraw 6•00 Y011 A.lied lor It 1•11 Jim l'hoelr.libow I •Z i W 1:30 - Plclure ' ' 45 lllllllle7 ll<mlUey 11epart 7:00 Meptp.D Buckeyes WMPO Radio 1JPI Leader .... /N WCHS-TV Channel 8 Farm 81D'NU Show Coubtry Roo Dowo ftlli:IIDAY Mid-Day D, J...,. Ave...,•lt•OO Amaric:aD Bandajand Nooo Newo D...._ Pat ,, 00 ........ 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Cort\PANY' .-J,~· ' ~-W. . ~ JB.cf:J!~t~L~ND.T. .~N IT, ·· POMilOY I ~ • I • " ' ' I .,. • Jr loloo PAINT ' "" .. ~. - ~ ' ~··· , �• I , Curved Bar Ceremony Last Sunday I Mainly About Was Highlight Of Scout Meeting People In A l·urved bar eeremony was home making acd sel( reliance held Sunday aflernoon at the from thr time that I h e y art> Pomeroy •? Sah�bury &hool when the Brownie, Thf' t'urved bar rank Committees For Important Events I Named By PTA At Monday Meeting 8 Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , � 24 , 1 961 " ""'j� , f � i I I Mn. Ed llartuni, Mn. H■pery The Cbester PrA held monthly meeting MODday, Jan. Eichinger, Mn. Virlil Roulb, and 16, at the Chester Grade School. Mn. Wyatt Chadwell Family pot luck 111pper wa1 aerv• Room count wu taken and the ed before Ute meeting which waa third grade ha•lna the DMlll :,ar· opeoed with Ute Pl'A prayer IJe. ents preoeot, ..W receive tbe ing read in unison. book. Mrs. Donald Mora, president, Roy Holter Introduced Dr. R. II.r e , I d e d. Mn. Sam Michael, E. Tolsom from the Rober CJ.in. cfteiirman of t he edU('ational su� le who gave • very tnttreltina: ply committee, reported that Ute talk on . . ,,,. Pre-School aifld. • PrA was donating '50 to e a c h After plftel1lfni Dr. TalnJ WW, room for ■lf,lpl les which will In· a gill of appreciation, the meel­ clude Government maps, 11 n d ing wu adjourned. science and mathematics books. Mr. J. S. Davia, executive head WILKESVILLE of Eastern School District. thank- 1 ---....;. ed the PrA for its donations for M and Mr Emmett G aham the educational suppliea and re-- of ��ur ;�re Sunday �r ported that the Governmenl will guesla of Mr. and Mn. fl<Gie mate� this money but buy these Cah oon and attended aevk.w at,, supphes. Ute Presbyterian Qwrch. A commiltee was appointed to Roger Phllllps and aon, Randy , start tax st-amp collection in the Middleport, were recent guest.a grade school rooms. Tl will start of his mother, Mrs. Clara PhD• the 23rd of January and continue lips. one month. Named on this committee were Mrs. Charles Wildermuth, Mrs. �. Olti. Woodrow Mora. and M rs. Ried Young. TONIGHT a� Al so, another committee "THE APARTIIENT" pointed for the grade school bas• kel ball banquet, was made up of ,Jack Lemmon, Shirley Mac­ lain�. Fred lllacllurr17 - - l-ove-wiae _ _ _ Laugb-wlM - _ AC'l'RESS GETS DIVORCE or olberwile _ _ _ there hao LOS ANGELES CUP]) - A Su· never been anythlnt like · dge Monday grant,. Tlll8 �ent. perior Court 111 ed French actress Danielle De COLORCAIITOON Metz, 22 , 8 divorce but gave he WEDNISDAY an• THUii. husband all community property "SURPRISE PACKAGE" Including a TV ,et and told Ute Mitzi Gaynor, Yul Brynner man to consider the marriage "a COLORCARTOONS bad dream." Judg@ Burnett Wolfson awarded FRIDAY NOT OPIN the property to language expert George � Metz, 34, after � SATURDAY man testified he spent $15,000, h11 "S.O.S. PACIFIC'+ Iii With Eddie Conotantlne · e ' s sav_ ings, to prepare his wife for a ftIm career on]y to have and Pier Ancell - aho her leave hun when she fmally landed a contrad. The couple "TIIE WAI.KING TARGET" Jo■n Evans. Ronald i'ollor married in 1956 in Paris. M r� E hzabeth Rathburn enter• members of tht' enl trt' Trnop ,s the highest award given ID ed Holzer Hospital Thursday for t scoul mg lo garb of the m ler Six rttelYed the award fi Her treatn1enl and 1on ob:..ervat l'"""';;.,,'IJ. ' t A parade of Girl Sl 0UIS I t'd mtdiate group T h e faC't tha room number ts 309 t troop enure an of members he 168 o! '- by flag bearers Troop \1r and Mrs �"' rank Amos Jr. d a t one 1 l mt' r el .•a t • ;c< Middl eport, opene d I h e c:e re • r.(' hv •1e awar and c-hildren, Raymond. DaMy .· mony, Iollow t'd by the pledge to If rt memorable evf'n l . and Debbie of DetrOlt. Mi�h. ! Mrs John Moore II n d M rs J the £lag and the singin g of the ret·enl guests ?f Mr and were . Jnvo{·allon William Collins leaders , of Nallonal A n t hem. j• ;: frank Amos Sr . . R o c k Mrs ed the aw; was givt"n by Raymond W haley Troop Slx, present Iii 1 , Road. Sprmgs ir re award ds c· eiving !he C �· I � and the address of wekome by n !-�\ : � ,;Sus;anna Arnold, Jane Evwere Mr .-nd Mrs Sherwood Mer• Joachim. Geneva rs. M i ' · � ''I° · -/();; l:lrLS, Patty Fields, Marily n idilh and sons. Jimmy and Johnz 1 M rs. A . R K m. g h t g i.i v e a ,, � ., S mil. h , A nlta oore, L'mua . Co1 · ny uf Long Bottom were Sunday . , . · 1 b is t ory o1 5cou t'mg 1n . b rte e vans, Hewet - guests of her r-Ja Joan s mu·"' m , l . P- I y. Sh e s t a t ed t i1a I m � nts , Mr • and . e E M elgs \.,Uun son, Lmda Sauvag� a o d S u e Mrs Delbert Bruch only one other c:urved bar had f » "' rac y . K alby F. n gt l l sh wa_s unM r and Mrs. R B. Wilkins re• been awarded in Mt"igs County, 1 1 . a b le , o b e presen a n d w1 ll re. � with ,�'cl turned lo their home · Lancaster Mrs. PauJ Chapman, the . , , re1ve t he riward al a I ater d ale · _ . . �; former A n . e Canaday, rece1vt0<foy. after a weekend VlSlt w1tb m , . ,111e re1 rea t by G.ir 1 Scout . ·>.o,1 1ng I I Brownie Troop 169 or l'r p 1138 an d t he s . g . ng Or Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Neut z ling m_ l Mr . . nd Mrs. Pat Parker of C� ' sf Salisb�ry sanx a number or oo , � taps b y the au d1enl't' , w1 th M rs. . 1 songs, after which Mrs, Orm F.. were wet'kend guests of lumbus , G eorge H ac k ett J r. as acrom. I Norn· s o1 Raven s w ood . W . y a . Mr. and Mrs Max parents. her . pams 1 · cone1 u d ed th,. ceremony. president or t h e Four Rivers . Mainharl . Hostesst>s for the afternoon . � . �. GIr l Scou t C un i-1 gave 1 h e Miss Ada Genheimer r eturned ,, wt>re th,! Cardinal Patrol of fG)I MIS · lCINNIDT -- Here are three ot delll'fle? Oles Cu. o r ' . meani ng of the curve d bar. . •Im·• creaUon■ ror t.!rL John J'. Kennedy, Left: One•plece . Salisburv Girl Scouts a O d re• to her home Monday from Meigs t I n her t a lk · M r . N orr1 s k · loft wool In rawn btltp. The ■Uhouette la gently ahaped freshhm.f' nls were serve d -by the General Hospilal and is im p rov• to .. ' 1 !.xouts . . b are 1 roug ht 01.11 t h a 1 G 1r . tho n�re wtth natural •boulder and .ample round-,. neck• . Salisbury PTA ' with the table mg . . . · · d m ,. matching •Uk 1err• . , IIne. T e only accent ta UII 100d c1t1zeru h I p Irame at waittllne ' decoration s carrytng OU ! the Mr. and Mrs Willard Fralt!y and •• .. cull■. Mld•t ,., e: ... • coat Ior dren at lerL It ta a IIOt tGir l Scout colors or ye!lO\\ .. nd and fam i ly returned to their home rJni•.h wool lb tawn. aem.1-titted with a .... trained flared grePn hemline. An ■ppU qued band rouow1 th.1 tlutd ahape rrom in Troy Friday, after a seYeral _ _ _ _ __ neck to hem. Rl,Cht: .a oover1D1 ot white •Un pura ln EVENING S W E A T E R. days visit with her parents, Mr. line color-..a'td detaU. with one fluid llne trom .tllo�Jder to er . DRESS of brown-on-eggshell Sr Mrs Meler and ...eonard Van UDbrokon ■xc: ept ror u.■ llt,UW,, . c bo,r at tb• Wlliltllne: Mrs. Gladys Cuckler Jell Fri- ■tripe-printed linen ta from a -c Jane Derby's .spring collection. day, for a visit in Pagetown, The sleeveless, yoked dreH la M ick Morris and Rick Oiler r; with M ,-. and Mr_s. 0 _ tis Whale_y - long and ,lim with box pleatt ' __, evewere Iead•_rs Ior t h• Sunucy • I Mrs. E. J. H,11 IS a medical In back. The mocha wool knlt n lng meeting Of the WYJ, Or lhe patien t .at University Hospital ,weater h11a <:rocheteli edge.. I Middlepori First United PresbyJAN. 14 COIumbus. leria11 Church when they mel this [ The Friendly Nei ghbors Club will meet Tuesday evening at the I Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gru,ser week al the church and daughter, Brenda of Colum. . . home of Mrs. Willard Hines . Th e as opened � 1th w meeting The annual Meigs-MaCham ...,,. · Michael Hindy three week!I old The Pomeroy WCTU will meet I b us were weekend guests of Mr. IVen I I $ the Fe II owsh' hy n and the pur• piom1hlp dance, the biggest event IIOll of famand Grueser Roy Mrs. and Mr. and Mr1 , Davld Hindy at the United MethOOictt . Church : ;; y the group. uf the year for the Pomeroy W88 returned home Sunday from pose r�reat Tuesday ' at 7 p · m · \ j)y and Mr. and Mrs. Lev,.,,: C. ru eM rs Ric hard Vaughan, a counJays, Kenny Hysell and _Leon JorThe Past Matr_ons of Pomeroy ser. L. � was Holier Hospilal where ,11:1 . Brownie Troop of Middleport, selor of the group was lhe1r m·· d.an, w Ill ta ke PIace 'h11 coming born. The baby who -----Chapte_r OES will meet at the welghed is sponsored by the Golden which I .s anisl for lhe inging. comp Saturrlay evening Jan. 28, at the bo 1 Mason I(' Tem_pI e. 1iiesday eve a ut three pounds al birth has o( the First Baptist Class Rule ,,. , . The scripture from the nth , n w · Pomeroy �H'agh i,ncoo .,. I audll orI um ga m · ed to 1,·ve pounds and 1·, reg 1tl1 Mrs Glen Dill h0•· Church mel Monday evening at CIWIP ., b'Y tess • - ter of John wa& reau under lh\ sponsorship of the Porn- ported to be doing nicely · the for their organizationchurch · • 1 01 IVen . Morris and Oiler presented the eroy Band Booster�. Mrs. Hanna Johnson of Letart , devotions entitled ''.Amen ." The M1ddle�rt Lodge, No. , F. al meeting. lff 363_ meet• Mrs. Kalad Hindy and M r s. E & W. V.t who came last_ Thursday dosing prayer was given by �- M,, wiJ I_ have a special �� pa n Tues g cfoy, Jan 2 7 · 30 p. al . 4· for 8 viS lt wilh her son- m•law and Morris· The Psalm scripture zza party was held fo' "ti ll Robert Mills, leaders of the troop ' A pi . flna I s en, Mlr""'u , __ Sm1t . h of Port- ®ughter. M r. and Mrs CharIes m. Fellow Craft Degrt>e will be . Young at his home January 2 1 i n presented the Browme Story to reading was given by Palty Low• , land and Randy Norris of Letart given accordmg h an armouncethe girls and also the Brownie Edwards and children . Pat and ery. honor of his lath birthday. Falla. Sandy &lyre and R o D e r t Brenda is ill ment by Ruben A Bollms, Wor· . . al the Edwards . romise • . Guests were MarYm Crem�ans, ;:> During the business meeting shipful Ma·!lter Rouah of New Haven, W, Va . home and una ble to re1 urn 1 o her . · The Troop decided to meet rond_ucted by the moderator. Tuesday evenin,t the Board of Ben Ewm�, Jerri Frick. Sandra Sharon Walker and Ronnie Pha- home in w. Va. . each Monday afternoon at , 3.30 David Lyons, the group decided Christian Educat i(p of the Mid- Drake, Mike Werry, Edna Jean lin of Pomeroy, Karen Furgerson at the church and J�yce R I l e Y Ma'.t�a Howell entered Holzer to attend the show ; l@: of " Ben- dleport First , Bapt) t Church will Carmen. Mike Swatzel, Ruth Ann ' and Charles Yonker of Mldd1eport Hospi ta Saturday for observa- Hur " in Athens next Sunday eve• meet at 7 at the mrch. At 8: 00 Edwards, Ray Poulin, Jennifer was elected as scnbe lor t h e Roberta Krkler and Joe Brinker next monlh. tion. ning, following their shortened the Board of Trust es will meet. Lohse, Dor Coates. Jim Watson, of Racine, Luis Jone1, or West Re_freshments of kool•aid 8 n d Sharon Olaze, daughter of Mr. meetin1 at the church. Plans Lois Jones, and Dave Brown. Columbia, and Nick Nichohion, of J..\N. $ rookies we� served st the close a d Mra ennn G Gla e w ab ■ J z ■ - were also disc·uSBeJ for an ice The Wildwood G ·den Club wil l Also Joyce Parrott T O m m y CIJ (ton, W, Va, Linda Smith and o . ' of the meetmg to those menhon• 1enl from tchool yesterday he- l!Ikalm . . ' g pat 1y to be he Id m - the meel Wednesday 7:30 p. m. at Anderson, Junior Kennedy, Con· . . Gary AuIt, of MiddI eport, Ruth . ed 8bove 8nd Rob m Mills, Jame cauM! 01 HlneH. the home of Mrs. Christy Baer nie Newton, Wallace Hatfield, Lar• . near future. Ann Edwards and BIil 'ioung o( Hindy, Pa�la RusseJ_1, M a r t h a -----with Mrs. Hiram sher and Mrs. ry Johnson. Everett Michaels and Pomeroy, Coleen Wilson or Mid- Mrs. Lewl1 Koehler of the a lellB Lmda Coc6ran and Alfred Yeauger a co- hostesses. the host Bill Young. dleport, Chod Humphrey of New Weed apartments ha, been at the :a� unce. Y --�--Haven , CharleSBana Kay H e 8 s, home of her daugt.er and famUy. JAN. j6 Sharon G la ze who ls also a The Meigs Coun l Democratic Pomeroy and Jack Bacon of Miu- Dr, and Mrs. Kenneth Amsbary SATISFIES COURT member of the troop was Iii and Women's Club wiU meet Thurs- Char Ies A · Yrise. 21 · 765 Broad NOW IN STOCKI dleport, Donald Brown of N e w and children since the middle of · · .11uffering from JR day at 7 : 30 p, m. 'at the second st, M iddleport . was picked up by unable to a tiend the mee1 mg. I f · Oy v.:l'emher. She 18 Haven, Marilyn Swan o( Middle- "ward house in Pomeroy. All Dem- Middleport police Friday on a port, Ray Poulin or Pomeroy and an aUac·k of arthritis. M r. and Mrs Wi II iam Wamer . POSTPONED "-R'ETING -.:u.. Esther Louise HoyI who fre· ocratic women are urged lo al- bench warrant out o[ Gallipolis • Lynn Daniela of Mlddleport. . . • entert_a med with a surprise party Ttie Racme American Leg10n tend. quently visits with Misa Bess for Municipal Court and appeared in Jimmy on his 9th birth�ay. Auxiliary Post 602 announced that Sanborn and MN. Mabel Sanborn Games were played end pr1ze.s Rock Springs_ Gr... e will meet court there Saturday After mak- meeting scheduled for tonight has CORltE(.TJON 11 a patient at the Coffee County . ing acceptable arra�gements for ursday, at Listen to Pickens' Radio Show on WMPO eac. Mr1. Tom Goeglein, 85, who Hospital in Manchester. Tennes• won by Na�cy Buchanan. J a n lO regular session, � ' tion of the warrant . he been postponed u11til January 31. satisfac 8 p. m. A progrum1 will be pre• Long and Mike Van Cooney• is died Sunday, was a member of aee . It asked that all be s member released by Judge William Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30 a. m. Others allencling were D o x l e sented by lhe �n ot the Grange. was present at that important session. lhe D. Mre• William Ault and Mrs J anes. · A R, not the D. of A., 81 H. ___ will b ', served. · Swanson, M ark Ref-shmenls WaIters, SyI via . ,-c wa, announced Mftnday ------, Gene Dod90n i·el'tlVed word oI • , •PPLJC•TIONS MARRIAGE n n ' French, Randy Ph1lhps, MJ n a The Riverview Garden Club of SERVICES ANNOUNCED the death of their grandfather, Larry Fox, 21, CIUton, W. Va., . stiles, Tommy Roach, Earl Arch• Reedsville-Long Bottom w i 1 1 al services for Ida John• carpenter 's helper, and Martha M'IJ ea Lawhorn al the VeIeronR Funer , : er Lynn Schwabb• 'Jon K I e 8 meet Jen. 26 al 1 30 p m. at the Hospltal Jn HuntinW:l.on. Hll (uner• · n Cleland will be held Wednes- Hunnell, 19. Middleport, Robert Vi_cky Van Meter, Ste�e O i l e r,' home of Mrs. Dorsel Reibel with so Phone SP 3-SSU Mt,- W, V•• al was held in Kenlucky today. d8Y 8nernoon 11I two 8l the Mor- Keith Euler. 21, Racine, student , , . Mike and David Buskirk, Randy Mrs. Harry Ruth as co-hostess. , P8 Ch�pel Church: Btmal will be and Nadine Ann Roush, 19, Letart Mrs, Victor Grimm who under• Open Every 0., All Day, Stltlrdly Nilbt 'l'll I p.-. 109¼ Court Strnl Thursday evening the Men's Becker and Jay Warner. Meigs 81 surgery minor Cem• went Morris Chapel 1he k in de Falls, cler rn . n JANUARY SPECIAL Mr& . Warner wal!I assisted by Fellowship or the Middleport General Hospital Frlda) Is 1,e. etery · ReY · Roy Bush will be In R.. ul1r $10.00 COLD Mr1. Sam Fick, Mrs, Mar}' Neutz. First Baptist church will meet nicely, recovering be lo ported ..harge WAVES FOR $8.00 at 7:30 al the church. AJ I men or "' ling and Miss Mary Scott. · -----Mrs. David Darst, Sr., ls ron----the chun:h are urged to attend. Open 9 to S fined to tier home on Gravel Hill NEW TRRil.L SHOW The Afternoon Circle of Heath Clo1tld WtldnHday wflh the flu. The eVefQ ' Stoney Robert Auto ThraJ io Methodisl Church will meet th Al Noon Mrs. ca..am Hindy wa, • busShow will mak� its first appearThursday afternoon at 2 : 00 al Ute Evening• By ine19 visitor in Parkersburg yesance at the Meigs County F a J r church in M iddleporl. Mrs Bruce Appointment terdsy. year. ll wa, �ed that It thia /> < Phone WY 2-2848 Lloyd wfl l have h rge of the Pomeroy, Ohio oo Mrs. Paul K Russell is confinhas no connection with the group . meeting the for Hostesses lesson. Nme members of Evange l ine ed lo her home with mumps. that appeared at last year's Cha;,ter, OE!, MlddJeport plan• will he Mrs. Ha rry Chesher• event. ned to he in McC<lnnelsvllle today Mrs. Herbert Chambers. Mrs. P · �..Ju_ -j:; MIITINO CANCELLID ( f,._ The meetin1 of t h e La dles lo attend lhe annual School of In- L. Milch . Mrs. Homer Cook, Auxiliary of Drew Webster structlon, for Eastern star work. Mn . . R. �, Sansbury and Mrs. M-•--: r) ,•.,.,&1-Lea ion The school wiU be held at the Hattie Srmth. ' .Je.,,.,.._• • • • Post 39 , Amerlcan Mlddltport, Ohio .. M JAN. 2'I ■choduled tor tonlaht, ha, been armory In McConnelavllle with , c■nceled �ue to weather condl• Mr■. Dorla Protton, Worthy Grand The Middleport WCTU will tlona, lt w1s announced loday, Matron of the Grand Chapter of meet Fruiay evening at 7:30 p.m NOW SHOWING by Mrs. G■ynel le Wise pr..l• Oh io , O.E.S. In charge of l h e al lhe Heath M ethodist chUN?h dent. work. The tllnnor waa held al tho for their re11Ular monthly meet• "CIRCUS STARS" Ing. American Legion Hall. (Color) JAN. !I 1 ,001 New Heort-Stoppini CANCILLID Attending from Ute local chapThrills! The meetin1 of the Rock • ter were , Mra. Jack Becht le, Mr,. _The Jolly Bunch Sewing Club WITH ALL STAR CAST Sprfn1• Better Health club Jame, Clatworlh , Jr., M r ,. will meet this coming Saturday y ■cheduled tor Thur■d,r allor- Charle■ Bennett, Mrs. Griff Kus- evening al Ute home of Mrs. L. noon h11 been cancelled due to tel l Mra, Earl Werner , M r 11_ D. Diles m Middleport at 7 ; 30. , Select Lovel y we■thor condition,. The Febru• Jameo Pullen, Mrs. Guy Reynolds ■ry meetl n11 will be held at the Mr■ . Delbert Mitchell and Allen home of Mn. Horace Abbott. Hughes. • I PIii l-ler CIIAIJIMAN CHANGED and be ' Mr■• Dale Walburn wfll WtaldJ Prl­ for love or fun . . . chalnnan of the Boote" commit• Fret llolittratlon­ tee for the meeting of the Wom­ w, h1v, ,v,ry Aind ��1.... obllpllon. Need No en · , AuociaUon of the M iddleport not be pr.en! to 1'11111 Formerly Smith Clolhln1 Co. First United Prelbywrian Church IN COLOIS win. I ln■tead of Mn. Wlllace a■ wu IILL AT WILL MIDDLl l'OllT, OHIO OPIN NOW·- 2, kc aK• llllllOUll<ed la Monday·, paper. others of the committee are Mn. Home Of Floyd Carmack, Mn. M a r Name Brand Sleole, Mn. Donald Lowery'. Mn. 531 W•t Main li-t Georp Andenon, Jr., and Mia Main St, Pomerey MerchandlH anlM lnry Chilen Seid With A Mit111r INk &,qn Part. ·"t - J ..� , f4·. I· l , ,� · fl I ~ Morr,·s, O,'ler W e Leaders Of W YF M et,'ng noor' Annual Danee .g Event Com,n Saturday Eve r� MEIGS THEATRE Me1•gs-Mason cOfflJO• g Event I Around And About M,'ddleport I Brownie Story G ' G' I 8y I I Their Leaders •�:oo6�::��:��p I �:!:: "' · • Za party pIZ G • f 18f , s· hday Venf , . . SHO P Pickens and SAVEi * Sperial Priees 0.. 1960 Paper! PICKENS HARDWARE ° MOORE'S I Are Attend,'ng' OES Annual Sch l ca * W A L L PA P E R S -"t. * Su Our New 1961 Surprise Party Given For Son's N' th B' thd SHIRLE Y'S. BEAUTY SHOP "''"° LIBERTY "THEATRI b ��""- Janua ry Nylon Tire · Sale Con,tinuing •-----l'OR l'BE BOitJE!----- 20 Galon Galvanized GARBAGE CANS For Friday Night Only $2.22 f 618SOR VALENTINES ' We're New • • Try Us l 29 BA H R CLOTHIERS STARK'S PHARMACY . "" IN e SAVE NOW Oft . EVOY y CERTIFIED OIL CO. hit -----REPEAl'INGI----Tra•Val■e - Frlday N...t Oaly ' 1:N p.m. te l:N p w. fftrtw-Over COIIIM Car Mats To Flt �.... •. .... Can . . WhOIesa' Ie pnces Open Friday Nights to 9:00 p.m. - Close Saturday Night at 6 Prices AT Are • • · . BAKER'S • Low Low Low • ,- --------------..;...-------�------ OUl. ,,,fQREI .' cc rnr .. r· WHERE YOU Will FIND THE LARGEST STOCK OF FN HOME F-ISHINGS hr TIit GrNtat CIIAUNCE WE MR It THIS MIA All PRICED I • BAKER'S ,·fURN,ITURE in MIDDLEPOPT , , ' C',. ' . • -f � . \_f'tf' \ e COIMNIENT 111MS TI> SUIT JOU AND YOla N i•b lt EVOY WAY• • t j • al y entine 11 e : l ' . . --- ---------------------------------------------� NOW YOU KNOW 11, 1 c...t .• I " ,'I r, h. & ll lttl . Sec Weather Folr ud eoW WIIJ, 1tlllt JWt. laerel■lal :I II w .. ... • .... toafpl, tow ... to It w c: t ee11 .., - URl)o, n■ ·- ....- toll " u, ., _ _ _ a __ _ wa■ al :4,1 p, I I •ta■ ta · eMilH aa dll -- • tfJI ■-tmrt◄ n..-...r. 111.- ..-. VOl. Xll . ' - - Dnored To The lnterftll O/ The Mei.,-Ma,on .lr_, k PU COPY . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Jan. 25, UHll NO. 231 January Term Grand Jury Returns Seven True Bills In Full Day Session Tuesday ..�-.._ B_u_d_g_e_t_A_p_v_ri _o_11_r-,.a-t-io_n_s_�--;::..n..-. �-!�;_ · 0 Be COmpleted BY En d 01 r •one •ss l ml m o. vs a eek S ' C One 'No'Bill Brought In, Two Others Were Ignored :i..· .:�� _ Pl - 1 U- J . :,;..:..!...i t 1 ■ ��. � � �. liner Sant• MarN •bout 400 mil" Hot ot ""' t,1111• of ou..■tou,o In tfto cwl► IIHn s.,. ,_ N■wy potrol ,1,,,.. -r• dlo,olchN 1• tho orea ,.h ... tho hl l ■c kocl lp wh h olt , ic .,,..,.. to "" hN•llnt norllt, The rodlo iHlorl"II fl■ lnt tho pa■ltlon of Iha olt lp of Ou■d■lou pe In Iha LNwaNI l■lind■ .,11 ..,. hare th l■ mwn lne �• tho hNd, of tho N■wy'■ C■r, n s■a frontier. s.-al houn Hrllor 1...ihar rodi. "fl ■" had l odfc■lod th• ■hip wa1 tbeut 400 IIIIIN ..... of l■rbldo■, • The Meigs County January term_ grand Jury, in a full day ' s session yesterday, returned seven true bills, one . "no" bill and Ignored two other cases. A total of 19 persons were called before the Juror s by Prosecuting Atfurney Bernard V. Fultz to testify. Si.I members of the original pane[ were discharged and ne w Jurtsta replaced them . Thomas Hendrix was segrand ".,! lected as foreman. Fred Slowart wu indicted on a be•••• pnmptly al 9 a. m. and , Budget approprbllon• for 1961 their fund> until a final budset own choosing. o-· q�nel11 Ith Rew , , comm •u� ed. approv ia on appropriati of s to operat.. Ute de)'O-tment charge of breaking anti ..,1er1ng concluded al 5 p, m. and Democ rat Headquarten Jleltaurant tn Mid- Juron were Dorothy Norria, Meigs county aovemmenl are bell is expected by officials that publican Hartinger a lning him, ■u Neu lland lna dleport 11111 October 14. He al· Virginia Dougla■, Lena McKinley, toda , ■l pe this tzl to Ro y sme budgets will be lower lni "1'0'"1ded In sha " l a a re i Van pp ■tole '911.62 from Ute Orland Gilliland, Jame■ ledgedly nmade y lon l roprla nded addJ. sc of Dal e Se year Utan last because Jt wa■ !tamed by Th for Ute highway ber in Decem Sar· Clinton Lemley, Etta Meler, late • lllabll■hm . elee en t, l se All llonal county expen tinel and olhor departmenta. Sherman Elmer Schall wu in- ffl', Dulcio J. �ibel. Mario Vro. Dan C. Hartinger, pre!ident of ed official■, for example, with 111 ger . Ha became Mr. en nla _ dieted on Ute charge ol breaking mon, Pbylll■ Rowan, Arthur StoUte Board ol Count) Commission- the exception of coroner end coun, Th n d lie to Batt! a a b,. and and enterin8 Moore'■ Store in bart, John A. Taylor, COIIUIIISIJOn � w ers, oaid lhLt morning In his ty court judge. are granted ralsea meetinp Av new wltlt Mtdgomery oma · Blackwood, lttlO. IJ. member - 1 .__________ Pomotoy on November tourlhouse of£ce, ' '11lo budget Is by atate law. ,. 1 Both Schall and Stewart have and Ute foreman, Mr. Heodrix. ery Nelaon, R. lletlford, and I , . be .• ,-.. d Id on an ked wor ,.ing �= . of Al last _Friday I meeting Pomof Mullen. E. Don . De�al been held by County Coor! olnce Arraignment dates for those in· .-pleled by the end of t h , s the ,-o;rurussloner ii was empha" '-· their arrests In October and No- dieted will be established by ero y . week." sired Iha, th, engineer' , _ budget ,.,; mergency appropriation ol . re■pectfully. Neither court official■ at • later lime. -.ember, e Olllmlsh v lo he lower lh1a year $5 000 po■ted bond. approved by Nellon have wa■ , a�d H•r• an � � 1te Other lndiclmenta Included Sa· and Mullen to operate the high· ·- of-. •· "•-r wer. In Ute Ir rourlho1 1 f approv o t t al del In ay A 98 way department in , auuary, and her Tweel on Ute charge ol abus• �u-• to a,.,w •· a su .,......, •�� and ••• I h al Ute twn of Ina and tonlrlbullng to the debudget came • another $5.000 for equipment part■ co! l•�l ed. gf. alao county new year when new linquency of a minor. He was en WH vot fy ""'. !1u::!,"'H� and neer Stanley J Bla,.ewlcz fired _____ released from county jail on $500 , Co y Ho art • bond hway tom• lime ago. dep 42 of 43 rounty hig Furnllure llrllng along Roula .._ • The Jacket were cold • the -....., MISSES ONE pplemenl wfll be menl employes. He replaced "�'. mone m■ y .!!'.' C. Cockran wu Indicted Robert tlM near narr•--vllle and ••' s Pomeroy victmy 6filr mghl last of story the was The bot, January. in wed to operate ..s.--e ol Issuing a bad c" them wIth a Ilke number o · f bl■ _:: 00 Ute ---• ---• •-·"'"0'1 a five •-" -•1n., •"'""' ,., u-.. dall ,..ea · a SEOA L cage contest. Here ,..,.. 1' ddleport 10 ---•··Ion f o 'r m o r l y allowed .•�•••famo home aerved a, • grim ,... check. He ha■ also been r,,leased eluded as be each depa-t ont twelfth of The third ,ix week honor roll ley) Bowles (30) misses a drive-in layup minder Tuesday evening that ,. from cu■tod y on bond. won, 81· Pomeroy n. Buffingto ' Eddie 25, No. s Pomeroy . Bt School The ion. ufor of appropriat Rutland e■r'& Hi , al lsltled me Jut Ill Indict nts were gh one can be too careful wtlh fin. photo. entinel details.-S Page 4 for complete $200 giv■n the thrte departments The Raymond Donahue family Ernest Wingett and Gilbert Eng- denta with grades of B or above 50. See re Tbooe ide , driv tl!lllOllllced been of ha■ yeslardoy w • • to ■upplement charges ntical home near llarrisonvflle WI■ llsh on celvfng honor roll grades include: burned lo the ground yesterday In- while lntolicated. s went nt Fre■hmeo : Richard William,, Indictme 1 seventh orts The :'5 evening around 4 p. m. Eff Two ..,,tract■ totaling '5 11,· of Ute Middleport Volunteer [J'lff on l'fJCOl'd u being ■ecret . Roberta Smith, Alberta Priddy , 000 have been awarded Ibo Ma,. Department to .... the ■lruct• A "no" blll wa, dellvend to ,l:a]vla Biddle, Dorothy Dugan. y of Jetta Manofacturing Compan Glenn Faulk by the juror■ , He Connie William■ • Judy WUUam■, ure were In vain. y rp■ The Middleport department ■n· had been charged with entering Robert Jacb and Dixie Roush. The N•tlonal Baseball Congreu Pt. Pleuanl by Ute U. S. Co deficiency of the last four months ha1 rainfall Ohio's Hoffman. al. Marlene to t Sophomore: Jtte Inten , with ha, announced Ute 13rd Annual of Enllineen Dlllrid of Memphil ,wered the call with one pumper upon land of the 1952-54 Grand jurists Ignored Ute case Juniors : Cotmlc Lewie, J1D1lor been twice that of the first fo_ur m�ntbs West Virginia Slate Tournament T-,' IICCOrdlq tu Walter and • lanker but .., are allev• county Meigs ponds fann tn 600 drought, but !Gund the homo comoletely ..,. of Al.. willaker. He waa charged <:ar1<r, Jw,o Tilli• and David for non-profeulooal loama will 11. Wlndaor, llnn pnlldent. . producer livestock the of plight !be iating ■ other ..,. Pierce. ,rill, 1uta lar<eny. • be llapd at Ma,on, llartlni Ono co111nc1 •.U. for the ...,. IU!fed In 111111 and Ute •aa pomtecl _ today out by , . � Hoffman Mary Senion: lgnond Charlea Aa llredbury la to fDe July II. allo ,raa .... cret" iDchea below nonnal rainlaD. wu - ol. , � ■teel Sliftlol � In. ol Water the gn, esl lla lde deft!:11 far· . , 1 Diviaian x-r, Paul � tew Mehalm �at lhNl -!Jonr l N ""' llo\l and repo,t had jJii1rtl 'lhe paner,-br �� Mal Clark of \Vui Columbia , Dettlel '9111'o!il.ipi.t¥ wlllo' ill ,- elgllbon _ -,. !or Rosalie bydrologi!I, recently In the publi- any lour-month period only ,llgb� Adkin■• ay Nina and a. Arnold, W U momlng lltltJ yet flletl with fumlture the all ol , former Phlllles outfielder, WU mad!.-, 811\t'oledricallJ equ4> removed • r o """'1C0 ., [ll!rt , a ihiie" II ;;.,· wiouiioed ,....,.y namod 1991 Wat V irginia Com- pod Tbt boat. whldUtlll be N t,he aceptfon ol a ■et of bunk not available. Yl'llerdllf'• action Davis and Janel StewarJ. ly greater Utan our p�t li&w'■e .. = 1 . � a :, OOJ!lnp aonal l . be and per bedo h -. . ..i Kaler further at.ates: of non-profeuional feet Jani, 411: feet 1111W; y " kl 'tseH Id , re <OU tuat on q cu �n;:· be Bradbury'■ first at ml■alooer I wc "Smce ' C-.• �.-mber l at• 1911G' pr.feel deep, ,r[]] be built at a coot Firemen aaved a ceDar howe .,,_ ..• bueball lo suporvfse Ibis event. lenlpl at publlc office. a -·-but pointed out that allhou!lb the I VI a burned ha would I tit nearb • Y tlOO. cipilalion ha■ been only 60 per · t ng of •• · _ apparently, u apposition to five Coogre11 Preaiden Ray Dumo ir efforts. preseot "moderate drought" may • the for had been nal tt or ..U. ..,,tract f ......t The cent_ of oonnal. That this has nol , id, ool he at austained as that of preoenl Incumbents and M r ,a fin left the Donahueo and 'nle g revolvin .. a of • . IS-ton . received liSl-54, n ,a deveIopmg t w1ce a, drough more attenlJOD Br·""'- on the D-•"'lcan ticl<: The West Virginia champions contlructlo!t ii la • feet alx lnohoo their four children home._ In argely beea ...__ l harp crane 1 is et ha■ not materialized. lndlca• wlll qualify further for a berth . feet ide � a1s feet,. freezing temperalure■• Fire Chief fa,l 88 that one did. � •�w iod o 45 1 per a m lion■ ,re It -,•t by deadline In the 27th Annual Nalional Tour• ong ol Tom Dani allmated Ute damIt toot eight months for Ohio to ,wpperung t . the i.ci,.. manl v•g•to .,n so that lailin& I. an re<o Feb. Wlchf in .. , nament · t1mo l do rs 000 f '11 JlJ'OIIDtl on ge ,ec. '23!,tltlO h p for filtna otarl le K rd a rainfall deficiency ,om. lla . l wat , a . ar crops bave not m:amatzed IL Bradbury II the Iott of Mr. and Ing August 18, Later, dl■tr"'1 not learned K Ute home wa■ in• parable to the 4. S4 inches which .h d the p 1 e v ■l at is l The Pilgrim Holinea■ Chur b PT. PLEASANT _ J u r y is Ute slate' s average lack ,Ince 'lbe pligh t ol Meigs County U eMr■. Cecil Bradbury, South tournaments and league, wlll be l • sured · comtake e wlll two �t.. projecto Ute lion of has been farmers ■tock wlll obaerve Youth Week Janu- trial of the stat« agaln■t Donald Septanber of !960, Thlrd- av, Middleport, re■lde■ In set up throughout We■t Virginia n Work ha■ , 30, throuib February 1. A em on a felony charge of a bad Even In Ute -,rt four months ed by the constructio ol_ about the Soeond Ward with his wife Involving aandlot or semi-� about ■ix moolhs. ary U::.:;:; � :::":ve II - of� \:... rge the be gun s In . fa Con '"' ba Ute J.911 10 and Utret chlldren, and la a cluhl with playen, of unlimited ready variety of ■enrlcea, IOUOnecl dieck ■chedul ed for Thursday, of the ltl52-S4 drou ght, termed 600 rm pond I tit gh the 0 and I■ boat fann pondl of derrlct Ute the of Most In . atructlon yea t,. rs io to Powqualifying to reference age for theml■I al Utt Kypr Creek with contest■, wW be observed January 26th will not be h e I d. "one of Ute worst in Oh ' s h uo rt ;:: In ;""ato or Plont ol the Ohio Va lley Elec• a berth In Ute annual ■tale tour- ox�to begin within about :; � :.: :wai at � by and •� for Ute yuuth. The indictment against em wu tory " records show lhal 5_114 \ have been �trucled under Ibo , . two . oo-,pomorah1p of Ute Soil Coanament, Du-,t uld. Irle Corporation. lime Be waa at hi■ job with th, Sona Foot, Object Leuoa■ In nolled. BUI wu represented by ! ---��-- --Service and Ute Enation H• 11 oenlng • pr..tdent 01 and Preaching are court appointed attorney David tli•Joaue Flendng Coal ClmpanJ e usee o cultural Stabillzallon and ·¢ . ■ ch e duled through Ute -n ev• V- Wallen. the Middleport Parent Teachers ,Aa,oclallon, to • me � � vation Commlttoe. The pellt jury of lite M a . 0 . Lift Driver Permit I Dini•� :.. the Feeney • llennell Po■t licaticm a registrar Ute ol T-age preacher Hmtt Grate County Circuit Court wlll. not COi> An pp &n:: lean Leg� o1 Rutland will prea<h Wed- vene again unlfl January ltOUt o1 Motor Vehicles n,quesling Ute McEOifnne ne■t!J11 evenlng, February tat. when the murder trial of Mn. 1USpenalon ol Daniel E. Livingsb Intention} urY'• llrad '::..i an Evanpll■m 1ri1l be emphuiled Barbara Morgan II scheduled to too· , drtven license has been The true story of Ohio's mo,t colorful and famous of ffllng topther wWo counc 0· the Jut three evenfnp will, begin. Mn. Morgan waa indicted denied in Common Pleu Court meo Wayne Glbbal!I. John 1.orkle. basketball team in history, the "Waterloo Wonders," youlhful Da,ld Brown of Vinion for the murder of her husband, action. Clinton Fisher, Lee BmWo. Bill hit southeastern Ohio book Bhelvea today. • brlnglns the menages. • Edward Jaaon Morgan, at lbeil' The entry atated that evidence Dick Burdette, graduate asalatant In journalism for Chlldo: Clerk � Grate, 'J'real. w t, Cbe■tn ut Ridge home OIi Novem- ,bowed Livingston .... not a ... Lufflba Pre■lden Youtlt , 'urer lln. Charlotte Pfflln and Ohio Unlvertlity' a natlve of Portlmouth• · , authored IIJ U.... l'lw ln1nmatlnel ...,__ henochwam, utenda an lnvlla- her IV, 1960, She will be npn, habitual violator of traffic law,. the mayor. ln 'Jrl��� 140-page work publllbed by Lawhead A mldwll!ter vulon ol Arctic tton to ,.lk ol all ag111 to ittend. sented by court appointed cowue). The CON ol the action are to be �: s. _ the COLUMBUS cUPIJ - What hapon s. D Littlepage and c. J ny. paid fnm Ute county treasury. ,.::"'" ..,:;: � ..... ••� The Sports Center in Middleport baa copies for aale � ago __, ,__ a to Huron County penetl er. today. MAN CffED the In ol up tlon U hlOther firms contacted today el[pectlne to recelve totlay lft.lhlrtla nited Eldred Bollida;y , 33, Beverly,' , AIUlll:8T REPORTED MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL The queo popped rodu � tn mt bill of ,_ a wake t e · h Mlddleport and s pmenta soon Include Duttons' fa l! Ute Pome- The State Jllgbway Patrol ha■ Admiaaions _ None. Biting oold· haraued A!llerlcanl bu been arre■tetl by Ute legislature Tuesday to rearJ Starks' Pharmacy In Pomeroy. M. DlschaQses _ • Dallaa R�e' RutPolice departm,,nt .., a roported Ute arrest of John rongressional dlltrlcta. Within Ute cover of tbl■ blo- lnterell1ng to Southern Ohlan■. from Maine to New 11..rco and �ge Of driving whllo lntoxicat- Ca111ley , 28, Rl I Reed■ville, for land, Effie Davis, Portland; Car- range the tossed Democ ln wu 11 Flo<ida. ljJ Montana 8 blll raI8 from our F team, .. M• ,u-, � played ·� graphy ol Ute clown•••, •-e but cold- __ l10 operator•• license. He W81 cit• rol Downard, Wellston: Frances an for bond ed SIOO He potted , ly accurate bunch of cage■ from in Utt■ and there are DWI> Ille coldeol ntgbt ol the year. . Le- ed to llolga counlJ court Salur· Yeauger. Cheshire, and Tressie to_ the Houee rearranging the dis. a�ar la lhyor d e h • u P atuno ta,,por tr,cts. Huron County wa, taken SUbrero well remember the bill■ of Lawrence Count)' lo erou■ w,a who gar • court Saturday flight. Ila,' Spencer' Che9ler· , an into KonMluouri. out of the 1st1t district. n■ l K ltllJlh Utt crew W • MOtlcl Waterloo . report . tlocumenle; Iiiard Ko a carelully of PT PLEASAH1' the But newsmen looking over the Virginia, and fl Ing _., ,ru beld le the Grand Jury of the eventa lbet lllltlo tho There are, lfttl, 111111,)' playen of lucky g wea in neark ther becould not find that llllron list freez l■ ... their U ,oc lll .... dayo 1,y,bearta w wee Wonder■ the headllno and . when uralp!d tlt · unty wa, being put Into another fore Justloo ol - A. II Good- line favorite■ of Ohio bo■b1ba1J futUo ofl.u t■, ■top ta1 char... to the Gulf Coast C. ,·c lllltlo Readmp aear III beldlrreached . distr t. Win III cbaJ10I of buJlni "'"" ill the mld-30'■. of Coach -. Sponso,s ol the bill were ,muled. Burdette, a fonner ■tafl NPOtt. ftoe . Wottden ■prllll8 hom the IIIOW IICJIIOU in Nortb Dobla. diandl■o undor lalao prelaDIM COLUMBUS (IJPII - Finan<e I.act thal the governor ■ubmltted GoP wa■ in the minority, they They said they had no intention for Ute Porl■moulb Tlmel, 1w the llllle-known town of Waterloo Mlnnelola, Wi-,■tn and upper Holcomb, amaletl by Ute Shor11!'1 . .-_ bu been releu- &1ven Ute book a ne,.1papermu'1 and made beadllM■ by winning lllchilan for Ute oecoad ■traJ&h l Dlrector Jamu Maloon i- an on appropriatioa■ bW which he ''made a ■tandr.rd motion of ao of leaving Ute people of that couo,111 OIi fllill bond. "on the carpet" _..,. to- admltted wu '74 millloo out of I per cent cul. " DiSalle said that ty without a voice in C.ngre■a. devotlon to accuracy. He ■pml • the ■tat■, a., B (now Cius A> n ight. Gilbert Pea,_, Jr., a1:01ted 1 year In galherlag facl.t ■nd writ- titlu ill tlll4 and 111$. ftoe namo■ The mercury ■ant u low a■ ID night before a jolal - ol tht balance. On top ol tbl■, DISalle "oow they are In the majority and There was a lranLic shuflllnl ol notes, drafts of bllls, checks with varlou■ log, Not only doe■ B urdette ,. of Utt ■tarting five, Beryl DruJII. belo,r around he Great Lab■ , llolUo and Senate finance commit· .. be would oubmlt a eapltal have the vote■ to do fl.·· by Ille St■Jle Polke on charge,, were eadi fined fto and late Ute lh■lary ol the Wooden, mond , Qrlya and Wymen n.bert1, and lhm-n rud down lo IN■ ,rho want to find out how Improvement■ program calling for �p. D 0. Taber. R - Ga0ia, other sponaortt. and so oo. Flna!IJ coots, Codi Blglnbotbam, lnloXJ. but ho p,..atulagly dl■<aml■ - Stewart WlMnan and Curtl■ Me- ll below !Mn We■t Virginia and mudi money lhe otate upocta to Ute opendlng ol an oddlllonal ffl came up with a third proposal ft was decided that a lyplna ..,... oatlOII: Wllltur Con•� Nevta, with weL-■upportetl facl.t - many Mahon, ...,. llouseltold worda in �lvanla Utrouah NelP Eotl· .-Iva durin& the next two !Ja. million dollar■-w • total ol futl Tue!tlay to by-pass DiSalle' s bud- had been made. ----mllllon. cal yean. get. land. _.i1q. and lobby Skipper, of the r . .mon and legend, t1lal that .tep Ion "l'L y t H , a■ proican l Repub pofls Gau that The claim WU littM ffta Maloon w.. ■m1u1....i to ap- The GOP -.hen drh'ing too l t for n,ad condl- mu■broon,wl about the Waterloo The l'OCOl'O o1 the Wonders ll -ut TWIN IS , la ta. during pear before Ute commiflN■ when DISallo II breaking ■tale law by posed that Ute legislature re<.-ess llons. team and Coad, Mage llan Hail' opeab for the team'■ tohWly, Ing at Anchoraae A ■ l Tracy twin dau&bter Mara n _ y ""1" " Oiarle■ Shallaea. ainated by •■ton. · Ohio- lw had JIIIIII)' l<JOd bubt- the •i,ttl. &ff. llllchlel V. DlSalle asbd the not -Ing a balanced budget• for 30 days while a unbia Tracy and lh■ late Mary Mrs. of City PoUi,o on """'1• of Jnlaxj. Thi■ book la written In Ill - ball team■ and JI waa the added GOP - cont.oiled legl,lature to But DfSalle, who wu NJUndl)' crH- group ol audllon in the LegislaDe■III Tell -■ Roy Tracy, Jr .. ha,been qUlte and -■ tertalning atyle that briagl ID color that gave the Wonder, tltolr The death toll 'from upooure, opend aout fl!O mllUott more lcjud for backing tu hlbt IJUI' ttve Service Commission droll a all■n. wu finlll ill of an acute attaok of dtlcli:en ,...., arralpod before SqulN evetilnc ol pleuant - lu■tar. oveNJurllon, oold--Uter llrw, clurina the next two yean ti.an Ute eel two yean ago, claim■ that the balanced budget. nd Is enable to attend po Goodwin. SbaU- ,... OIIIDlllil- to Ute basbtba11 fan■ and I The player■ weren't aJanla. In asphyxiation and weather-caused ■tale upecl.t to take In. Conalltutloo merel;J -·"')llina him "All legSJat ion dealing with fi• :00 · -.ii to the county JIU in default on who recall the day■ 0 the lact, Drummond came ot Water- traffl• accldenta continued to Republlcana indicated they wlll to tell the legl■la turo the neetla nance1 now II at a dead atand- "' ----ti line. ,nter-jump and Ute low ■corfilg loo High ■cbool bocauae he wu mount. The cold wave claimed at ult Maloon ■ome pointed ..- Ute ■tats and then H II up to the ■till," he said, and "any policy __ LOCAL TEMPS __ _ la Ponnaylvania, llml llil MW much money the lawmakera to find Ibo money- of Ute fioance rommltlees at this gamN. And It wJll introduee tho too ■mall to malte Ute team at leut II : SC a.m temperature al l l The polilas con,lderod he wlll time a11tina tbrougL leplatioa either the In �Ive ta apecta olate NIW in IS Carolin■, North in 1' Glllla HOP AT WAILUIA ill Cadmus nefghborh1g 311)'Ot1itp1' fana (ilto■a under Ibo the interse<lion of Second a n d .. l■nllltn bqinnla& July I. or new laul. cal." I la -• I Iii -• next b -'Y· A ,-d bap wllLl,o.Jtold • _,;aul,l f:II-I0:311 p. In FridaJ ntat,I al UDUSU11 hip ochool ba...ball Burdetui'o book rocalle In llght 4 in Oblo, I in Weal Virginia, I They wW ollo ult blm how be lllSal1e baa challenged the Re- His resolution, which will be re- llechaniNI waa 18 deiree&, LIii poblkv■ lo mate cut■ In hll pro, forred to committee, dw not, nipt'o k>w in Meig■ County rq. lh■ Wah J!chool .,..,... quintet■ ever ta perform la Ohio. otylo , - ol tho trlcb ol in Now Yon and I each In Min- arrived at lliooo "ure■• , =� of !be �� � bolow o. 1ktec and Whlll ·· by � • , ':,e:':Hf • .. ... ll.':...." •=n::::��• ;! Home LeveIed By F1"re At ;m C00lraCl8 FOr • ls TWO pro1ec Total $516,000 0 1t1 Non-pro Play· • For tale Will Bradbucy *W i}l Be At Mason • th Man Be SIX Harrisonv1·11e "'°' n ~-'- t 1· erb e Gra e '--u·c Blast Sale Today In SE Oh1"0 Blanketmg • · w-•·- Most Of u = · 000: Court R f t"1" T Huron County Turns Up In s Lost Secb·on ----- ---,-,c-====- m aru. aJl!I •-te,1 .. 1he walerI00 wonder Story on Holco'mb Held T0 Gf3nd ury • On Arr8lgnment I""._.. �i:�� . . Cancel Tn·a1 "'1''ill Preach Jn For Hill· On • yOUth Semces Fe ODY Charge .!:beOtil a • oa ff :i anil High Ann011DCOO arrivol •-,....,, =-, - Rainfall Deficiency Aided B 600 Me1·gs Farm Po-ail.,. DII' For f.-Ouncil ,l!im • H000r WlODerS At Rutland er I a.arleo Malone Called To 'Carpe t' ILL no· rlay· --�,--Gf. .1111,,... mF ..==,�II '; Ibo -= �� o,: llv- Ja-aoy, ln- =•• ·IWJiole, � v1r-_,IC,1\��:':··f.·:. 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