https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/05d8f128bfddeabd85b8c0447e7d50e4.pdf 479d0e51fe148413e4a4117cf22630b9 PDF Text Text • ftOW YOU KNOW ( 1 'o ' .'. I! .. •. at y ~ I') ( ~ r • ,, , . ............. . peM • ..... lllllat ., lloe bllldl II&. Oil a fatwt~We oufaee, M ••• otlala _ ,, 'i ~ "'II•• · ' " ·. •. enttnet C& •..,., ...... ~· r ........ __ , . ..... ......,..., . . . . ....... ....,, ....., ................. diiiiiJ - VOL . .......... lUI. 5ePDCOI'f£ . Pomaroj·Mlddleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Feb. 1, 1961 XII NO. 242 r t Mrs. Morgan Found Innocent Of Murder In Brief Jury Deliberations.: PT. PLEASANT _ Mrs. day found her innocent of 1 went into its deliberation. With ' Monday Mr1. Morau had tea- lor joy llllCI relief that her Ion 1 lor J>rotection aa her husband had and J>Ulled the tri11er but the over ID the nei&IIINW" ,~ ...... Barbara Lynn Morgan hug- 1murder in the Nov. 19, 1960 1the death Jl'!nalty waived by the tilied In her own def- ol he~ 1 o--deal waa finally over . . been away lor several months Jsafety was on and the gun tailed 1 them ID call the polke • . , _ . ged he r three small child· rifle slaying of her husband. proseeutinn, it had ID find her late huaband'a lon8 hlltM1 ol •·- The nearly lull courtroom ap- ' prior ID the night of November , ID lire just ahot her huoband . r_e n, weeping for joy and re- The end or the dramatic trial, I guilty or innoct;nt or second de- leged .heavy drinking, threata to : plauded when . the jury lore~n, 19. It wu on that ~vening t h at ' Then ahe stated she must have Member< on the jury w!. r f hef, after a Mason County begun Monday, came one hour , gree murder In the death or Ed- her life. llllCI cruelty. ' Donald Cook read the verdict. she had become frtghtened when Ireleaoed the safety and fired but Evelyn Proffitt . Kathleen 1f!1t Petit Court Jury on Tues- 1 and 25 minutes after the j u ry I ward Jason Morgan, 45. The young. attractive M-year- She had tatilied that .on the she saw • man looking in he r Id1d not remember doing so nor son ..loseJ>hine Miller. Eik;t"$!:1 11 old mother of three 1111111 dill- night uf the fatal 1hootmg Mor- wmdow. Later lite learned that did she remember hearing t h e Grinstead. Charles Wayne W dren waa outwardly callll whlle ean. tried ID fur~ his way iniAl the rrum was her estranged h~~&- i gun go off She said shen then be- Dewell Jones, Lewil 1. ~ waiting for the jury to return With !hear hume wheii he found the band wben he tned ID enter the , heved in her fright lite heard him , Harry w. Chck , Donald C • the Yerdlct. Following the newa door locked . He :told her through home '>y ,breaking out the front I still COJning. and ran through the , Golda Lerner. Thelma Re~ abe sbaok hiDdl with her court· the locked door lhat he had "a door glau. When she asked him 1 house illld siDpJI'!d in the kitchen and Lucy America BDlups. appointed eaunael, S. D Lltlle- acore to aetlle with you and when ID get a nephew acrou the road Ito reload the gun. I The J>Otit jury is schedw.d' ~ page and C. J Hyer, then left I get In I'D laid to you." ID come in the house with him. 1 She ran out the house a n d ' return to court 'Jbun day f · the counael table and went *k Ml'l· MOI'J• ,tated ahe had he just kept reaching in to unlock Iaround ID the front where •he a.m when the trial of the '> Into the court to her thre, loaded the,_ ,. caliber bolt-action the door· saw him lying on the ground with I vs. Witliam Le--Nis Rock char~!~' amaD chlldr_en._ ~ere abe~•Jil ljlfle wha~h IIIIP, kept in her_ ~ -~ aimed_t_he__rifle.# hla arm , hie feet on the J>Orch _8he w_et1l_':"ith car theft wiU 1tart. _ ,\ "*" .., Mrs. Allenswor:th Named Acting PM· At Middleport Succeeding Waddeij !Santa Maria NewPostmistressActive In Civic, Political Fields Has 1 \,Haven In Reci ~e •• - Maxine Allensworth beaan duties today as acting postmaster in Middleport. She replaced Walter Wad'} • dell who has retired after 15 years of service. 1 Mrs. Allensworth was sworn in yesterday afternoon · RECIFE, Brazil (UP!) - Rebel leader Heorlque GJI. by L. J. Henry, a postoffice official from Ashland, Keni vao sailed his captive liner Santa Maria into the harbor tucky. She has been active In political ana civic groups Iof this Brazilian port today and was immediately granted for a number of years. political asylum by President Janio Quadros. Tilt 1120 During the last election. Mrs. he began on the job In 1948. He passengers aboard were expected to land soon. Allensworth sought the job ol sald the new PQkjng area is a The 20,000-ton liner had drol'ped anchor at the enMeigs County Recorder, but was big aaaet 1nd that considerable trance to the port awaiting clartfication of the tangled defeated by Paul Kloe11. She waa beautification work has been political situation before proceeding further . U.S. lfl!/ nominated in the .May primary """'"leted. destroyers and a Brazilian destroyer and a frilafe' ...,. THE)' HAVE THEIRS - The above picture was taken at the annual meeting Of -··..1 d th 1 1' . Guernsey 8 ree d ers' A s soc1a · t 1on ' h e ld a t th e R acme · H •g ' h Sc h oo1 on the Democratic ticket· Mrs. Allenaworth must take a I MRS. ALLENSWORTH c Th e u e s uxury mer. . Solltheastern Oh 111 1 ~ ~,, N .d the Santa ·1 8 ·1 •- L--~·- •L- .G·'•:--1 C 1 R · d Mrs. A_Uena..,orth .il a member CivU Service ,Examination be,lore e · · avy saJ m1 raz1 "' ,...,_ """ .. in January. fn the forePround are Marga ret Ann ar eton, acme, an John Leedy, M · h ·- 200 rd · ·d bel ·t 1 ed P f f h · · 1 6 1 h b ol the Fast Baptist Chruch ol being appom ' •-~ permanent post- ,1 ana ove "' ya s ms1 e re s as t p eas . Jackson who each recetved a heifer cal rom ·t e association n 19 0. n t e ack "OW •re' C. E. Blakeslee, County Extension Agent; Dick Sterrett, Leader of the Middleport, a past Jlllllron ol the !_ftaater, and meet certain other • ~e three milo: limit while await- Quadros radioed Galv• from ' " · Crder of Eastern Stars, and was qualifications regulated by the 1 mg developments. the capital of Brasilia t.Wr !lilt Meias County Better Livestock 4-H Club; Edson Roush, Association President, and a girl soout leader in Middleport Po"'·l Depa..._ __ befo- the ap' ' The Brniliar. navy sent heavily "you may be ltll'e tuL ia ..... 1 .... ........ ·~ Claren11e Price, of the selection committee. ' for tbrw years. ' polntmenl la Ji!rmanent. armed marines to the dock area exercise of my conalltutioaal . . Cl . Her lotO&o recent job, prior to : where e Santa Maria is to tie lieS you and all wbo want II trill "-U.De~'VIIlen. acei!Pting the poetmaater polilloll ' up and occupied it m preparation receive the right tA aaylum 011 '! ,...·. , :- · • ! ~..,. .... ;];·~ . ~ ·· ~ • • •• " . :. ' ,. . . u-eJtrJr.-n~ Sl.!oe, Box .It! \,~.or ~nt lor removing the passengers who our territory and all ellt whidl ~l ~~El\ MIIMJeport. h tilaa IIIIo J'eii .··? • :. •. ).. , ~ur~ have been held captive aince lawa and treaties permit." •• ft'r.M~· !IV~ I U' employed at file Martin ~~e~~aur-"!- IJ'I'_..p . ·~ I) IGalv... -seioed<the sbip early Oft Hillla'-t dkl :.rs~· I · . . . ant. Jlt; CU Roy Ralph Smith 41 of Port- Jan. 22 clear whether' Brail • ' 1he Southeastern Ohao Guern- surer of the aiiiiOClalion, gavmg ' Company of Pomervy; PO!Mroy; · . ' ' . 1 . . . · " .. -~, •-·-lati d the he "'· Ill' I' d why p N I' c_L _ _.the I Iflr. Waddell said this morning land, daed at St. Joaeph Hosp1tal Pres1dent Quadros, maugurated the lhap 11 .........,... by •Y B"""""'" """"" on an r or ,.., qua tea aons an omeroy a aona1 ....... ; ..,.. lh he I k I DITJ '• five local bankl In Mei Count the would like to secure one ol Citizens Bank of Mkl"'-rt. 1 at P ans to Ia e 1 0 n II 3ID In. Parkeraburg y~sterd ay mom- 1' on IY Tuesd ay · h• d ~m. tained 11.- ga I· BuI the B--"'.;_ ,....,_ iD ff . ga rt 'tyy they heif Ea h bo irl rest alter his retirement following mg after a short tllness lence on the caae unltl today· Por- ready was on tile IUIIJ, aga are 0 ermg an CJilpo um se ers.. . . . c . Y or g ~"' ·"'6 a l ii years as Middleport poatmasMr. Smith was a member of tugal had said the case involved act the moment It recejqj -., to ~wo boys or girla to ~ure a Banks parhcapatmg In thas, pro- calf will pay Sil5 towaril the cost. ter. The Pomeroy Pollee Depart- the Southern Local School Board murder and piracy 00 the high orders fron. the government. ;; re&18tered Guemaey. heafer to gram include _the Firs~ Nahonal !he breeder _from w'- the calf ' . ment investigated an accident of at the time ol his death, a mem- seas but a reed Tuesda to Jl'!r- Pickup srd pall: '1bree use as a project ammal, Edson Bank at Racme: Racme Home 1s aeeured will contribute a ahare l He admitted .though. that he minor nature :peaterday afternoon ber of the Masons Racine Lod e g Y Roush, President of the breed- Bank; Farmers Bank and Savings ol the cost and the ba'- of the 11°1 up at tha uaual time IDdly, near the lntenectlon of Sycamore No. 46J, Free and' Accepted M~ert .usoclatlon. uid today. Route, Pomeroy, aecrelary-trea- cash cost comes frwn I h which Wll lana before aunup. ' and East Main-st. sons, a charter member ol the Any boy or girl in the county -banks. The boy or girl II to ,.. Hil IS Ytll'l u poalmaster II Officers uld that 1 car driven Racine American Legion and of lntfrea~ in beinll considreed for turn the first heifer ealf to the , belltYad to be the 1on11est of •Y by Jarnet M. 130wen, 14. Hunting· the Morae Chal"'l Methodist RECIFE. Brazil <UPil - Portu-1 than 300 Portus- c:rewmea. • o~ of these animals should club, or he 'Ina)' pay f7S and ,.. 1 on record. ton, W. Va., ran Into the rear of Church. He was a veteran of .. I Eldled LeaderArriY · 01 .. -Itt "Donald Mora Star taln It Mr WaddeD believes two m1'- another vehicle o-rated by John w ld w 11 guese opJ>Os•bon leader G e n. w• .. ' • • . • .... .... or ar . (In Washington tbe wb Thll program wu llarted by developmenta have taken ?lece '!••ley Moon, 86, Pomeroy, at He is survived by his wile. ! Humberto Delgado declared today House declined ~ 811 f13D ttie Southeutem Ohio Gue!Wey at tile Middleport poatofflce IIDce I .M. Dixie, and three chUdren, Miriam, that the rebels ol the Santa Ma·! PI"'Bi from M-l ~ l' ' Breeder,' AIIIIOCiation In 19110, :had'ftle report •tated that . •Moon Juanita and Roy Ralph, all at ria intend ID keep the erew on :'.onwvea Cerejelra of 0 U US who awarded ealvw to MIJ'IIret l hen•~ for • traffac light bolne. other survivors are a sis· board "one way or another" alter President Kenaed)' for .._,111!1!11 Aan Carleton of ltaclne and John I ~ld ...:~~:'to!':~~~ ~r. Maxine Shain, Racine R. D.: the passengers are released. that the uewlla would llll COLUMBUS (UP!) -A bill that Leedy of Jaeklon. ' · by the bright winter I!Dllight. :Uth~ra=!~er ~..:.~·· un~: Delg~do spoke ID newsmen in a forced ~ remain . ._..~~~r,s.e;, would chop mdllonl of cloUara . Damage to both vehicles was nieces and nephews His father bar m Recife as American de- Ia Marta as eapttvel4 ·' • . ' •. 0 from highway construction funds Four Earn Depoeee • termed medium. No ll'rtlla or preceded him In death three years stroyers, one carrying Rear Adm. Smith was erestfallen wbea ., . and re-allocate the money to Jo. At OU Ceremonlfil per1011al injurlet were reported. ago. Allen Smith Jr., held the luxury returned from a Menot.'t ·w1111 A first of Its kind In Meigs cal governments geta its flnrt Two hundred llllCI flfty·four l IC Last night Iii Mayor Charles Funeral services will be held tlner in a pocket of custody ss Glivao aboard the Santa ·Miria County Ia announced by Fotos hearing tonight before a legisla- 1graduata, lDcludlng two PhD ' Legar'a ~three persona were Friday at z p. m. at the Morae miles off the coast. Tuesday, he aald tile pass~ Muaic Shop. II II organizing the live committee. , reciplenta, heard Dr. N~Yice G.l SANTA MONICA, Calif. IUPll fined. Eldreil· Holliday of Beverly, Chapel Church with ReYI. Rich· The warships were making cer- were "v~ ~oua and 11!1".' 'frJ.County Organ and Plano Club The bill, sponaored by Rep. D. lFawcett, president of Ohio State ' -Jijne Ally1011 was ..anted Ill Ohio, wu fined ttOO and COBia ard Morgan and Pearl CasiD offi- lain the liner did not escape with- henslve. ,!'vmg on hopei· • ~r persons or the area who own 0. Taber, R-Gauta, aeeks ID re-~ University, SJI'!ak at ohio Uni- / court Tuetday euatody ot her tw and aentenced to three daya In elating. 1 out freeing the hostage pauen- pronuses. ' ;l one or the other, or neither. allocate the two cent gas lax versity'a Mid-year Commenee- 1chJldren, a tU lllllllon PfGI*Iy jail 011 a charge ol drhrlng while Frienda may call at the reai-~ gers, growing more worried by When Smith went abomcl . ~ A representative of the music paaaed by the Democratic-con-I menl exercises Jantlll'y 28 ·Four aeUiement and an unconlaltad dl· Intoxicated. ' dence any time prior to services. the hour. liner Tuesday, two elder~ 1 ahtp uld that members do not trolled 1959 legiltature. All of the graduates frwn Meigs County · von.oe to end her 15-year mlr· . J:;o" ~~ was llned ~~ '!be body .will be ~en ID the · Indecision by the new Brazilian gers wept a~ e~~lailnef , . . _ 11 1 have to own an instrument 1D money, about $124 million every were Donald M. Hickl _ BSIT, rla11e to Dlcll: Powell. : on yleW rJ church ahoul noon Fraday. government of President J a 0 God you liiTIVed. ' joia, or to pay an entrance lee. two years now goes ID the Hlft"· Rl 33 . Dan E Morrl• D""'~ ......hard ---" to hil way, row · a11 Qu dro h th to 11 th Some passengers told Nny1 M tiD 111 ~ h ld ' "'' · • • - ·• ""' _,..,.. pre er wu fined a like awn on a charge a s on w e er a ow e . . bad ·· _..eemonthp w e e once way Department for construction. 243 Mulberry Ave. ; John P. offic:e Ill bia home," the blonde or reeL•-·- ...,.rat·aon Both arSPECIAL MEETING Santa Maria to dock at Recife a~paDymg_Smith they. ,.. 1 ea"" · M08t 0 f th Ja sed t 0 > . . ' """"' .,... • • ceaved "sometunes hysteraeal." liP' · '1lther m1ea of the new organl· e money u Young - BSEd, 44111 Spring IW·. , 117-year-old lidrta tearfully leiJtl. resta were made over the week worshipful Muter Arthur w. ' was holding ap tile II'Orkt. And i.st ' ~~"- •-·Jude th 1 tlo match federal funds on a 90-10 all of Pomeroy, llllCI Daniel E. , fled. "He was erlt!Cal ol juat end. . jl N hu -~ .-.1 Delgado's statement was likely ID Jl'!a1• 1or ass ance 1rom ~ 1 _...,., ""' e e ec: n o basis . Euler - BSC Rae. I .. e.. announ..... .... memcrew membera ol the Santar..,.the ,club't own olflcen. After the · ' me. about everythinlll did. , • • bera of Racine Lodge No. 461 are make matters worse· ria who feared the fodiiPiiil ·club Is started It wUI carry on its Judge 8 Opan1on Ia asked to meet at the Muonlc The Portuguese already had ac- rebela would attack them . ownbualnea. ,D ~:q,· lnN:~'Reporter' Templit for • apecial meeting Cll8ed the United States of ahow- the passengers had left ·. II .... .. been •tressed that ~ Melp Common Pleas Tluraday a~ 7 p. m. to conducting con~rn lor the 620 _paasen- '!be Navy wanted~ .~old, 1 , • i Jtldgel:¥,n C. Bacon haa been fUIIel'al aervlce1 for a cleceaaed gers -- mcludmg 42 Americana nothlnl· IIIUII be bought 1D be a l) possible, taking the Paaaellll. . .a lnelllbtr and thlt no one wru have ~ notified' that another of his court! brallier, Ralph Smith. while Ignoring the fate of more at sea. II ia a risky ope.ratlea at ~ proml• to buy an~lng. Own· ~ace. oplniona will be publllhed in the • best - particularly wilh · : 1ng an 18 not nee' ·, "Ohio Court Reporter" I . ' orpn but beor plano · , .0 young or old Jl'!riORI 1 ~· ,lpfu . . HIJ opjulon on a caM concern- I heavy ground aweUa off the . . AU .Interested Jl'!rso.na should CAPE CANAVERAL .<UPll- to think It as merely a lark tr· 1through llllCI despite the fact , & tr. .rring lunda In the ' ~ here add ID the hazard. _0 ,, 1 eall or write Fotos m Pomeroy Ham, the boy cbbnp aatronaut, ranged tw ive him a chance to he was In "very llood lpiNII",IIatern School District ia 1M latfor ~lonli lnfonnalion. The returns here today to help acien- 1' ~w off. : accordln& ID I report by the N• -eat ol hla ..urk being printed. He Initial meelina Is scheduled at lists decide whether r,N~ce jaunts! •-• For Pleture• : tiona! Aeronautica and S;lace Ad- 1111 had ._.._, other opinions Lutheranism Will 30 p. ~-be are yet sale lor human astro- : On being ?lucked from the ~ea ' ministration (NASA), Ham wu printed 1n recent years. Folol, l'.fbruary 7 at ;= Meigs County broiler and market egc producers are B St d'ed S .1:.! 0 1 AU detalll of the c ub wll . nauts. and tread from his aealed lp8C8 . put ID bed 1n the Donner' a alck . Invited to attend the annual Ohio Broiler and !ofarket e UnWiyl announced nt that meeting. Praor 1 Ham survived a 5.000 mile-an- Icablli' Tue.day afternoon, ahout: bay after a very light lunch. Tak~ ,:'etlt On UN Egg School this Friday February 3rd at the. Agr~cultur- 11 was announced ~ thlt ID the meeting a half-hour P"?" bour rocket ride down the Allan· 1'75 miles east of Grand Bahama AU he got for hla work wu one Nine llludenta of Pomeroy Sen- at Administration Bulidmg, OhiO State U mvers1ty, Co- the St. Paul Lutheran ~ II& llfam of orpn ~ plano muaac tic miaaile range Tueaday ..,hlch Island, Ham poaed for a picture apple, one-ulf an orange and • lor High Sehool will take a three lumbus. the mte~tlon of SyciiD*'t IIIII will be preaen . and fol)owlng went half wrong and half ·rlgtt. shaking hands with his veterinar-' skimpy wedge of leUuce. hour teat concerning the United 'l1le program 0 1"'01 In the will talk on "The Elleet of Breed· ~-st m Pomeroy will lie- tf. the bualnea aeuaon refreshments . 'l1le Mercury "life support" I ian Then he was faced IDdly with Natlolll' from Principal Ja m ea morning at t with regiJtration lng on the Coat of Producing fermg a course In Lu~.;l'lo will be lll'Yed. h' h he rode nd ! · Ide Gnnd D . L - - Diehl Feb · and coffee followed by Ialka on BroUera" and Emil Malinovsky Uglon for ~ Inter ut... ' . 1 . . apacecra I In w tc a · Ham was launched from Cal"' 8 dull aea r to _,...,. ruary 14· "Taxea Affectln Ohio Poultry· wUI head a I on "A Critical Pastor Willlaln VoriJ will · IBRVICEI TONIGHT ita eacal"' system work~ fine !Canaveral at 11:55 a.m. EST , Island, .t roughly l·leoth the 'ftJe;p are Mlehael Fultz, Mar· men" b R. Davisson· Evaluation :,m:ehe Ohio Broll~r aent · the maQrlil ~ 1ft' Masonic aervlcea will be held throughout most ol Ham s traii·• Tueaday and waa hauled out of lapeed of hll rocket ride, piUI Jlrel H*«~ley, lola Zlelllr, ''Should lncorporte" b Leate• lnd t .. S d Febniart s·~ IIIII for Dr. w. s. Hart today at a p. blazing trip. the Atlantic three ltoura later by more mec!ical cheekupa and an J - x.rna, Mllrl Roberta, Ter· Anlold· "Can wea Conv~ ~ ,.;:: ~ket •II section 1n the ~nw:!.' Blresaecl•~t a~ :-: • 111 • by Lodae No. 184. F. A. M., 11 But the souJI'!d-up Redstone .a Marine Corpa hellcopler piloted 1airplane trip ; back to the United f1 Jtnl&bt, J a MeMurray • D• ~ to Buy More Poultry afternoon will include " Pro's and charge or obligation. IIIIDIIOIIIIeed by Master 'l'homa, rocket which launched hbn ISS 1 by Lt. John A. Hellrlegel of States. vid llllCI Andrea Evant. Produdl," A. Willlam Jasper, Con ·1 of Restricted Feeding" y p 1 Seatlael · . . . . . . AU Master Masons are 1mUea up and 410 miles out over Gaineaville, Fla. NASA expected him to arrln '1'he7 ~tudenta ol Mrs. 'fheo. llllCI "Jull How 11 A Research E. c. Naber ; "How About Caged _ IIIJ!MI to attend. the sea did more than was ex- i He waa put •!»&rd the Iandini at Patrick Air Foree Ba• 011 the doeta r-:er· Project Conceived" by T. Scott Layers" by George F. Godfrey : . pected of It and triggered a chain !ship dock Doniler where Maj. Cape lat. in tile . , . . _, For DONATIONS AIIDD sutton. and "The Case History of a Poor SALE PLANNED DANai: "*IPONED ol eventa which for awhile put R. E. Benson, an Air Force vet- one of tile healthlllt dllilpl in 'l'lllollradbur;p amcll of Chrlal 1u the afternoon the broiler Egg" by Drs. Winter and Mount- 'l1le Bradbury OJurch .of Chrllt Plql for a danc:e of the Harrl· the chimp's fate in doubl. erinarian attached to the Alo!nic lile world, he blf - . · pUillf w11 a bake 111e 1t Robin- -.Jon will future a talk, "Have ney. Ia having a baka 1111 in tile Rob. . . P'I'A ~ cancelled '!be round·bl:llied 3\~·year-old I~.erg ~- ~ . llllliM !Ill Lilli I ~"·- lllil'• Qlaq.- Ia lliddllport Sat. You What It Takes 1D Stay In the Anyone desiring further lnfqr- Inion laundry, Saturday, l'ebJ'v1& """M'iMlad thJa mornli'lg. Ham, a scenHtealing adoleac:ent llllCI 'l·a~ rewarded will! • hand- •the moat t~ .,..,...,.... l.rilf~ 4, All per111111 of Bo"l-,'' by Ralph D. Mobley, m~tion on this achool may cell. ary 4, In MiddllpOrt. Efii'bodr ftl 1'Nti1t llad ' - ' arhMulM for wbo won't be truly adult for an· ahake. medlc:al acleace knoWI Ill the ·clliltrllrvh ·are ..W to doaate Cottoa Producers Auoclatloll, At. tbe Extension Service Office in lD tile cburdl II lillllad Ill tlaol!t4t ....,...• • ·" other four yeara or ao, appeared In view ol what be had beeu I Ii~· · . IIIIJIIIl,~ _., • aaaciJ, laDta, Gecqia. .a. Gecql JIIIQI ~J. any bake good~, 10Up or ~· I F.IVe LocaI 8anks, sponsorinf . 2no"i nt......d·Of,·Hel"f·er ea.t· .. o ·.;, yOu1i·t· A'ec,"d orf.:..l At I Sycamore=M • u:... =.,d Roy Smith 41 Io·Ied Tuesday 'In parke•......... . - . I t 1 Maria • 'spassengers Ready .I Tabor'S BiJJ ----------- To Be Aired Or PI'aho Jn C J mb Club Planned I u_, I Lilbaa:.a., Actress Wins In Tn-' c Area. a. Divorce From D• k powe}} a.• !wt ':;'00: uam nt s· Survlu'{;;;B: ·.. .1.'Vl,· ht .1. • . !II' bB... s·· • . ;· 0 ' e ' . tudJed i' J' I :touniJ BfOI•1e. E•g producers T0 . Hear Lectores In c0 lombus I I r an!. •rown. i *" 1 t" iw!ld - -M w ' 'I ' ' �I 2-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 1, 19111 Daily - .I ...... MMENTATING, EDITORIALLY industries show de· ...Qita l,n aplte of higher gross sales and ~llld.ence Is piling up that American bus· ¥tau is having tough sledding in inler. l)ational markets. As the new Congress to work, legislation to raise the ._,deral minimum wage is slated for ear· ly conside~ftion . Th~.. ·Abe country of raising the miniJI((~\~age at thu time is well de. ribed by a paper box manufacturer of Josepb, Michigan. "We believe this ld be very detrimental to our indus· and will cause more inltalion and unemployment. When the cost of pack· es such •• our inauslry makes reaches certain point, the customers turn to me other form of packaging which Is 'oes l ss expensive and, as a consequence, we 1 Late in December former President Eisenhower appointed a IS·member Pre· lidentlal Railroad Commission to study 1ork rules and practices in the railroad Jndustry. The appointment of such a IJ>mmlsslon was recommended by both fail way unions and railway management. Jppolntment of the Commission and the fbolce of members have been highly praised. Everyone recognlzea the gravity tf the task lacing the Commission. is involved than the future of ~e railroad industry itself, Important as at Is. The questions to be considered e typical In a large measure of those ttacbed to the entire American indus· lalecene. They explain, In part, the In· 4~11/ty of this country to meet foreign flmpetillon, rising unemployment and ..her evils commonly associated with ' unsettled economy . an ~ .The Presidential CommiMIOn Is COO· !ituted of citizens of the blghest caliber . ~oe repretent the carrlen, five the op· aUna brotherhood and five the public. tlrln1 Secretary of Labor, Jamea P. +---'----- -- -- lose orders and in turn have to redu ce our working forces ... It is almost im. possible to compete with foreign imports with our present wage structure and if the minimum is increased by 25 per cent, we are sure more unemployment and inflation will be the result. " bathmg suit, dtved m, splashed around, dried in the air, dresse1 aud went on your way. Not .. today. You need .. aC· ceaory equipment goggles, fins, a 81Dltan preparation. a IUDburn DEFENSE I U>• 1k the Multiply this paper box manufacturer by tens of thousands and you have a fair picture of what auch legislation could do - In dollars and cents costs, and hard· ships imposed on marginal workers . necess ity r wale; the at all. You sunbathe, al· ligal<>r·fashion on the beach or at :-lside. ' N 0 w JOU woaldo't think - . tncreases- Look to it. was muell daaler Ia dlla rEACE ... to do all others deserve it not which may achieve ~ or t~Jves. and, under a jUst GOd ' ~nnot long retaIn tt. Mitchell , is serving as chairman . Find· ings and recommendations of the Com· cherish a just and lasting peace amon 9 curselves. and fth II •·W a na .... .._ ' of liberty and independence 1 -- , """ -- Capital , Expectant As New Team Takes Over BY PETER EDBON oath. But the prevallmg oenll· practically all ol tho new admJn. Was.hlngton CerrtapoiMIIenf. ment is to give thf new admini.J... i!traUon'a oppointeea and a willlngneu to -rate with them. '!bey have been of a remark· 1 • -- • • In Revaew • TeIeVISIOn > 1 WBI 00-:IMO, .!lllvlldor Dali, thal renowned nigbl's hour. lhowma. lo turn up u a __ • CBS-TY'a "Ed Sullivan "Twentieth Century" beHan 1 " lwo·parl report 00 modenJ 1.. ivu announced. 8 0 n d 1 )' land Sunday. The flnt half·hour lhel Dall'o vloit to hlo ol the CBS-TV program. written -- " bt .. hlsto ic by novelist Elizabeth Bowen uc· Tho Chnnol Swtm: The Chil· on r 1111> __ ,_, In avoidin1 the p1'tfa·,~ 1.. o1 dren Were Wolchlng," a report on • art " Amon& a apoclal ...w~~~UCX~ "'·'I 1·Ired polnl·filled cap- ··--•--·' ,_ ..._....,... ~entimen1a111y 81 11 integration btl h ofI tha New Orleans II be lar lnl •I ped II hll th I pu c sc a< • a• convu. "'' po •• P g Y acroSJ e our ace , ..oo oyslem, wl telitd and 0.11' 1 08 le1 itch of Ireland's man & 1m oblemo ABC·TV ' Bell A Howell Cloae· P y r pr · Up" for 'l!tursday Feb 18 forth lo tell us why lhla There were many captivating ' · · &ro•l art. oc:en"' nf Dublin, where !he mix· Comedian Georp Bur111 ~nd lghl lo to bt lUre of traffic include• modern olnger·dllll<.'OI Kay Thompoon vr&il onrlltht cl= Mide':t actua~ vchidn and herda of cows. Brief, "The Garry Moore Show' ' on If. R'a IIIII at all," Sullivan told atodgy lntervlewt wllh Proaldont CBS-TV Tueaday, F~b. 26 • · • vltwtro. Eamon Dt Valera, l""'lldent Sean Paul Hornung, l>acklreld star for y. Now, ahorlly after Dolt Lemaas. former lord mayor of the Green Bay Packen pro loot· hlltory-l'm not sure U K Dublin Robert Brlacoe, were of· ball team, makes hil TV acting . larpl·lhoollng or art blllory fored. Author Sean O'Faolaln, edl· dobul In a forthcoming "My St. · ro camo a laundry aoap com· lor Alec Newman and playwright ler. Eileen" episode on CBS-TV. II!Prolal io wloich two amaU boyt Brondaa Bol>an took part In brisk Hell portray I roolde policeman. hwltcl ohoeolale plea at 1 largo Interviews. Jameo C. Ha!l"rly, AJIC.TV'o at>1ec;;1 fb DaU beluro them While we were told nd aho new Vit'O prosldent In ch&rll" ol "'y 1 the lor el . ~ Wb Ireland Ia 1 liMa I ;n fteWI and public affaln program1M lftwe g y p... or mtng, hal named Juloa Beraman ~·~"::· ua t;.er · wu 1th111 ~:••lop:: 1'f'"ln arlo of ':"eru- to the pool of network oetence edl· V a. we a ljly ., youn pr m. n 1 aaw l<>r. Bergman. who )olned ABC llha wan bttng arlisllc. Juat gllmpoeo of ltu rewarding news In 111M, will report and In· • J•t doing a '"""""rclal. aopeeto of lrloh Ufo. An Interview ltrpret olgnUicanl happenlnaa In oklnl of rommorclolo. Nat with ..,. c'OIIego rotudento was the field ol aelence. Colt withdrew from Sunday • thocker. The boya leal they "CBS R rb" I Tit ld • Sulltv~ •lmw he<au~e Sui· must leave Ireland hecauae 1t of· Feb. 18 , ~lied. .;;.. ~.:.. a~i -kin t let him plug his lora them no future. the Boatoo Electro... 'l!tt re rl record. -will d a1 ilh the je po lo Colo'a blat. SUIII· "SwlnKin' at the Swnmll" IIUed Hnge: pl:,e thai P::..~ ~: .~llh ~~ ahoul what In for Dinah Shore on NJIC. takeoff at Bullion laat fall .....__lad _ plugola ond mado K TV Sunday nl&hl. The one-hour · f -t "7 lht ' jj -·-s..·d-e·--G-lan'ces 00. can be 1ald for tile show 11 that good 750-850 l.b feeder steers 22 00everyone but Shearing ~as g1ven 22 75. Hogs 2200, barrtJWIII ar.d gilts un· a sunpJa;,;~•l't!iae m fdlmg tuna. their accuolrtrJ>ed fashion It wao evenly sleady to 25 lower: kNIII I le exerc1se In . fIII mg ' Ime. and few Iota mo': uniform 1-2 -a amp w . ould ably hlib order, with a polenllal for creallwt leaderohip thai hall no.t been one of the outgoing admmlalralion'a greaterot aueto. '!be mood In Washington 11 the Kennedy admlnlrotralloo oet. t•-- do to -~ •· 1110 of ho \"" wn wun u pe d b'"" ox....o•tloM that 111 ~ mel wilh decislv..!. and dlslloclloo. :.nen... wmb: MarshaU \Vill Ol to 8e Host Agam • on lhe l>aall of their views over ~~.,YORK tUPil-Dialinland ball·lryJn&, I counted three nxovie strong '" an unimaginative dt.. 16 ~; bulls 18.1J.I9.50. chorce the •!Iori abandoned. .-a: plup, one Broadway ihow plug, piny of musacal material and vealera 32 good 27 Objections to the mtlllonairea 51 IUIII Jt wu iqevitablt for three reeord pluK&-Mll on Swaday productiOn savvy. About all that 32 OU, small Iota medium to low of the Cabinet _ Seen- ,: ; E 5'; .... . . , --- toward grea~er maturity and stabi:ity In Newspaper E~rpriM Auo. !ration a cl>ance I<> show what it resolvmg thts problem m a manner fair WASHINGTOI1'·"11EA' - 'lbere can do. • to the men, helpful to the indUSlf) and !h•v• t.:"~ nurrieo that the Ken-· Nit pickers are eager I<> lind in the best interests of our countr~. the : ney pohhcal honeymoon. wao ov· flaws • ..,. with perfection. Pre• members of this Commissior1 will '•ro· er before he took the maugural rdenl Kennedy hall the dlladvan· . • • • " ' ·- - --- • · lag• of n<1 being a national hero vide serv;ce of mcalculable value. J I. kR who won by a tandollde and can The recommendations of the Commis. • .!Vf'SIJOI" t>port do no wrong. But the crillclsmo 1 b b ' AN. 31 1 h been 1-··.._ 11111ller · 'I b d · ston WI I e a VISOry on Y ut ecause I CINCINNATI IUPII--1 ivestock so ar ave c"'"'" lth hlld' h d led of .it~ stature and the pressure of public Cattle 000, calves 150; slaughter b ·~h: .:nil ;t o~n •b~l:a:;l... optmon for solutions to current manage. , oteero and heifers stcndy. but Y g pu ment·labor questions its findings will : trade uot fully tested : rows i urerhcr• was an abortive mov• 10 carry great weight, and cannot be ignor· l •teady to weak: balls •nd vealers, object 10 the oppolnlmenl of few head average to hiHh chotce I ed by either party to the proceedings. around 1100 lb •'aughter steers:C1101ter Bowles a• unde,...cretary --- - - - 1 These are not our reliance against tyranny. I 1 1 the love of us without making us weaker in the struggle. Our re lantchee 5 lnt which prtze' I 1 sp r1 • IIbert which God has ~anted In us. Our defense , S n l't bert! as the heritage of all men. In all lands, everywhere. .,.,. - _..c ._ 1 are embarking upon an effort lha' will have far·reaching and lasting runse· quences for lhe railroad industry , . . I · d 1- -th 1s Com~1ss~on rcprescn tsa ma]O' an construcllve .~~novatron . that wrll ~rove lo be a s;gnrfrcant achtevement In the progress of labor·ma nagement relations ' and FREEDOM What constitutes the bulwar• our own' · It isJlot our frowning battlements, our bristling seacoahsts, our abermyt anddoaugranavlnsty. All oft ose may urne mission will be filed with the President on or before December I , !961. In announcing the personnel of the , Commission, President ~Isenhower said, "The members of thb Commission · ond 1·3 2111-221ilb to.61H87S, open· lng sales mixed 1·3 and 2-3 190280 lb 18._. •• I"" '·3 but ••au. -lly o.uu, ., 2·3 231J.ISO lb l7 .75-18.~ ' lew Iota No · 3 1811-3·10 lb 17.»-17·110·• "''"' steady to lllrong, ralxed 1-3 110(1. 45 lb 14·75-lliiiO, moat 1y 1•3 451111011 tb 14-105: boars steady; 3011 lb up 1l.OO.It.25, .ome lighter weights 11 ·50 · Sheep 250; slaughter limbo mostly oteady; few lots choice and prime wooled lambs and lot small shorn around 90 lb IB.Itl; scattered saleo good and choice woolecf lambs 18.00.17011, 101110 utility ancl good 15.00; otaugbler owes and feeder Iomba poorly tested· · '(W/ V'IfgiW3 •• G8mb}er F· 3CeS ft' Inst•'tute For Sc'Ience Has Early Deadlm'e eSt Deport3ll00 • . WASHINGTON tUPll- The federal IOI'ernmenlladay :>lonntd lo preu lor on early rleporlallon lrlal dole for Wetl Vlr&lnla llftl• bier WIUiam IBig Bllll Llu. E. RUey Cuty, apeelal u.s. attorney In chtril" of the S rase, saki he planned to file a motion ~ autng that the ,... ••• be plloed 011 the trial cal· Youth W10k 11 beln& obtervad andar In federal court -..., EUB Church Is Ob . It servmg S,_.ial Weelc ~u For Institute • Defen~e Marshall College will a gat n tary Robert s. McNamara .. nd holt a summer CounseJlng and Attorney General Robert F. Ken· Guidance Training Institute beney, the Preai4ent'a brother Monday, JuneS, and conare CQ!ng lo bt' worked out ' by to Frlda1, Adguol 4, H truat Iund agreemenI1 to •allj ·-' by Dr . Cia rke •J has been . ~I!"!!U~n-~ tu1e for High School Physical Science and Mathematica Teachers will he February IS, 1961, ...,.~ mg to Dr. Donald C. llartlD, m· ~e,aches••• PASTE or SAUCE-- --10 ..". s1 FRUIT COCKTAIL U..llnaillral*ict :.,.alerl rtaht :,;;r;;:-;;-;;;~;;.J .:. ~ J • · lht •lloraiJ• *'•--• · 3-:"" ... lht w- ...... . ,_ $1 No. 303 ••• • cans 46oz. cans .. No.300 Clftl Swift's 4oL cans 'Tony l·lb. Clftl Duncan Hinn-Whlte, Yellow or Devils F011d toiu::t,:: r!::: :;:,~,::.•"''::" rt.r •bert •...U•lt. 10 -.tl II: =.::-~ •o• !'! 0: 11.010. 1 > - .. . - . ao.eo. a"'.ao. .,..... ......, - boxes Frozen Foods! - 88'···· Mcirfon - Chicken, Turkey or Beef MEAT pkgs. T.~at..o-5••- FRENCH FRIES Everfresh GREEN PEAS or t:UT BROCCOLI Froan- 4 portion• 8 $1 BREADED SOLE 10 :: 43c' (. ·, Tast..O.Sea- Frozen- 4 portion•- BREADED 7 IOoz. $1 HADDOCK 10 ;..3Sa···~ 9oz. pkgs. pk(ll. Firm, Crisp - Head Small, Short Shank, Lean 4 to 6 lb. average head SMOKED ••••••• cnics - Lb. Only c lb. Perfwc:t For S.lads RED RADISHES • • • • Sc 6 oz. pkgs • ., f~~g~~f:!~~~~~7i~~~~~~~~~~~;~~ lhtl I cans Hun!'.-Whole rounr _ 3 No. 2'12 TOMATO JUICE • • .3 POTATOES • • • 8 VIENNA SAUSAGE 6 Budget Buysl DOG FOOD • • • 10 CAKE MIX,. :. ". • •• • 3 c::;--....:::.=al-:-------- lht - - - -- large loaves Hunt's •.=; :::!.... read Green Giant .. _ _ S&H CREEN STAMPS 0S:,Int lht Hunt's Hunrs-Tomato -"1.. ......... ~CJt=..OU:~a.:"'::U.\t: ~-· No.2! cans No.2!$ cans certain anllhis· r4m..... 110 ..... tamlnes; (6) certain of the mlr- ~~:!ih":.o:'f..!J':_• WY-IIllt acle antibiotics; <71 c e r t a in * 'Cn_. v.u ;::~t;-:·~::. mouth tablets used In the treat· Oblo m rnent of ringworm and related 1111o~ti~:Hu ':am~::"i., ...:::: = i katie EVANS Hunt's- Solid Pack u atea e excre on o re llch•N L ow.n.. ,ubtlslMF body fluJds (diuretic); (4) certain r.:u:ect,:-~bi~~OD-;:: conditlons. • Fortunately, none of these reactions is more than a nlfsance disturbance. Thu.s far, there have been oo reports of serloua effects or of permanent IC'arriDg_or dlB· $ ,. wni _''1'!" 1-fb. pkgs. Hunt's- Halves or Slices . (!) CORN TOP BREAD · · · · Loaf 24c 14 oz. 6 bottles 'fifJ of stitute director and chairman of 10rt Senate crltlca. ·~..~~ profeaoor of 'lbere may be ralher concerted eduealliiii at ManhaO. 3l'lllV ,,. opposition lo the Proaldenl'l ap- The IJiM.IOIIIr 1nat1tutt• oulh· · polntmenl Robert Weav· orlfol4.}f..:th.._,National Delenoe --------------, hou of~ Dr.and ho C. r~ erdml •• 1 ''"' ""' monee . "' 111158 wlll be II· 1 Open ba 1 1 the ' a n I 1ra or. • • or lowad IS IIIH<ID-. of which 13 objection II a !tar thai • be e11.a.le I ......._nds Stl 1 N Yort hou In . - or _,.... · P" :,•;avo: 1ft and loa g will bo awarded only to lioll In Ill In publle tchools, otr..,. houaJng. Under the aurfact Dr. Heu. Is an Investigation going on Pel'IOIII lnlerellad In attending some of Weover'o uooelalloat lllolltuiAI, wlolc!J wlll be open prior to 1940. out-of·otale leachoro. • h o, AFJ,CIO Proaldtnl conlaet Dr. Reu Ill W'O Meany Ia "''" thai the the Department of Edueallon, men' of Joaeph D. Keenan as .. MIU'Ihalt Collega, Homtlnglon I, alstanl leerelary of deft- for Va. Each ap;~llcanl mull hold manpower did not 110 through. a bocloolor'• de-, )111111 have a Meany Ia uoually perturbed ahoul of 3 ...,..lor houro of IQmethJn&, 10 thla dooa no1 have &radualo ONdll In professional the makings ,pi I noplure. .,o Pl'tpll'llkln, mUll have ont ...&o. H wUI be ...r year les<hma experience on edy's refuaal to IMJy the ill). aecondory leool, ond mUSt point leglolatlve recommendations to bt I 8Uidance couniOior for economic relorm. the 11111-&1 ochool year. J 'l!tere lo plenty of 'lite deadline lor admlulon ,.. I'JI81p In Washington belo Aprd I 111111 Nine ,.. lore too long President Kennedy 111011ter bourt credll be &rani· and VIet Proaldenl Johnoon upon campi,U.n of the coorse. • thowdown over relalloruo Congreoa. IIOtJRMJITII '!be vice prtlidenl II atlll WILMINGTON, Del IUPII oelou• ol hlo pall poailkln u Son· A aounnet group - eight women I ale majority leador, when the who lib to coolt and eat foreign 2·1 Prealdenl wao decidedly • loocllr - II the lalett venture of 12!.:!.---------.!.1!!!S.!!!.!!.!!.!!L!!f.laliJ IJ'ado followor. But II Ia the YW·Wivet &rOUP lithe YWCA "Dieaatlafaatlon amonr people ...,.,... ldent who now leada In here. '!be momboro prepare and 1M h ..p ~ttey•,. lfltinr In J-,an, In Latin Allltrla•, lng what the . eat lood from foreign reclpu, and now AlfJ. with hie llo;wew•lkl" ' ~ legislative program wUI 10. fond .._ . . ,, It rematno to bo _ , 1110 New R1 ..,. .. " support as won u he has lad. Hlghlll!hlb., the k' arauod oboul two _... bt If theKonnody bos beenrMJcrltlel•ed this WMk al the EUA Church In . Tbe Inlion -"·b'viet preldonl follow Ilea will be ~--w::." 1 aetl•l· IJ'Inlod, II could gel the Llao trill not ualn& . h1lr lnlluoaoo. th"'Uihl I Johnson or olherwtoo to • - ...~ 1 oerved to undarway lhi1 oprJn&. !he youth ollbe New Havill, Karl· c.oy said thai durin& the I~~fade the Senate to' rhange lord. and Bechtol cllilrchto on Sat- -kind ht obtained a dOpooHioo nil01 llmllallon ol debate urdoy evening at e o· clock. '!be 1rem a Grotk Orthodox Olurdl of. the o1 ContfJ'OA A banquet will he held at the New llcial whlc!J dttJeribed u "lnval· pit of Jlhono calla miif,t ""- church. I id" 4 blrlh corllfk:ale ~ done ln. On Wednesday ovenlna, youth by Llaa. But In hit deftniO, 11 ahou1d of lbe ch,...hoa were to be in '!be r1orumen1 wu the ••Y ol mado clur lbal at lbo lima •horae of the de11otlonal pori of lhe gambltr'a conlenlloo thai he matter tidelraebrl lo the Stnalll the IOI'VI<tl. On Swxlay morning, wu born In Whttllna. w. Va. Tht Rules <"<rmmltt.. Xtnaody they WID be In cllarae of I h e ............nl ciJima he woo !>om In ! neither prealdonl 1Dr wu be momJn& worahl? _,let, with a...... onc1 wanll to deport hlm lunator. So bo had ,.. atr•,lall Sheldon ·Rauah and Carolyn Lltv- 1o lbal country. •· volco io the matter. Ina ocbedulad u .-ken. 1 c-y s•id tl>a otalemonl on tbel Tho """'ploxlloa of On Sunday evtnln&, lnlerde- bllllo"""'rllfleato waa ~lvtn by hat not dlaD&od IIOIIlfllallonal Sunday will bt IJb. Arellblabop lakovo•. hoad Of fnrm lao! :rear. If It served and the youth once •ram Grilli: Ortloodox Olurch In North · • abado more . wiD bo In charg. of -.hlp ... Sotuth •Amtrlra. II not lbe ltlad or Coacr- IIJI tervlco. A party for youth of 111 The U S. Rive whirlwind IJIIdYal to ........,.. in N"' Haven and orclend doporllld 111 • ul,..,..ly llheral .. 01110111 Hartford ond llochlol will be held undeolrabl allen . hi lht New llo•l relormo lhal following tho oervk:to. lbo "no11111• and :the lhrou~ In JI'.D.R.'I lint IDII , 'lite !bema lor the -k'• acltt· to lrl 1 In olflee. II KIIJIIIti,J llr.,..l ltlu II "Into Alllbo World Toelll> Bolb ; . -~I and moon ddb filii - · I could II' •• &"' . . 1\1'11' • lJI'G«lMlll . . thiL ha.. beta 10111 In lhl 'llllb Tht wllillldlCill of wu~> more lhiB tw11 ,_.. m . . - . o r w ....... • qtaD Monument weilhl JtiO lrial do II ala wltb lhe to ~ toiiMd · loaa, ~ ,fir llli, ..... ::, lr1oal. 11 """""" to) ......., rolls BATHROOM Mi..Choice JHE DAILY SENnNEl tranquilizers: htle IVANS cats P···· - • ...tm llud lavolnd 8 m1a1nnom the Marshall physics department. of 1o water. Bat lbere A:>PfOximalely 110 stlpenda will voa mlpl ho .,...,- u • lrla o1 be available to full.tlme partici· ·- .,.._ • .,.... m ..... panto. '!be max~rnum stipond will ..at tuue of 1be JOUI'IIal at 1be be rn per week for lbe partlciAmorteu Medleal Auodollool. pant. pl111 allow..... up to $15 11 ....,. that w11en you apply per week for eacb ~ent. certsln sun Ianning ai!<JIU aDd maximum ol lour, Participation then u~ youraelf to artificial In the lnatltuk! will not be limited ~ to Stipend holders· ho.......... or real oun rays, you may II n d yourself suffering from a skin Jr. · Ap;>licanta will be ~led of · ritalion ldermatlsl that slings or theu acceptance or rejeclon on burns and that causes an erup- or hefore March 15, lli&L tlon of blisters. little raised nub- 'lite first inatttute term wiD hebini lpapulesl or hlv;, And ir gin 00 June 5, c•ltlnu!DJ tbrough you apply certain sunburn protec· July 14· '!be aecomllerm begins tlves you may find yourself with 1July 17 and endo Aagua 11• aa... a ra~ly !ong·lasling browning dJs. es will be offered In chemlslry coloratloo of the expoaes area. pbyslcJ. analytical 1eometry and calculus, algebra. geomorphology, llallbals IIIII !be wont. 0 )OU astronomy atallslical analysis happeo lobe laklq ... of a to., Iand paleontology. 11s1 of drqo and lbea , .. your· All counea except olatlstlcal oeH, you're apllo develop 881080 . analyaio, analytical geometry and tl • DIIDINr of ..ple....l aDd..,. calculus wUI corry Faduale credo aaalghlly ,... reorilou 00 ... It d · be llad lo ard pottd Arfaeet. ..._anste mfayA..~o- app ._wPh ~ Tit.,. so-called photosensitive = ~ o ·~ degree w Y•~ or pholotoxlc reactloM may rum· cal Scrence-Educallon offered by . wl>al might otherwise have been ~rshall College, aald Dr. Mar- , a dolll!htlul and relaxing l>allday. m. -----Here Ia a parlialllsl of CQmmon· . '!be hlstoroe Llberty BeD was 8 ly IIIOd drugs lhet may produce made In England In 1'152 and pholoaenallove or phototoxk erup- lok!r recast In l'hBadelphla. lion H you hawen I<> be '" 1 he Ill electricity watt II a unit of 1 tlv I --'1 f 1 · re 8 e Y .,,.., croup 0 peop e power joule Is a unU of work and who l>avo the misfortune to he henry .is a unK of lndudlon. candidates for unpleasant skin,... - - - -- - - action" t'l a sulfa preparallool <2> an antidiabetic mouth tablet DEVOTED TO INTEREII'I OF lnot msuhnJ· (3) a drug that stim· AREA th ' tl f tolned MEIG8 IIIASON 1 . LOG ROLL CAKE · · · · · · Each 39c Hunt's ••pooure CIVIL RIGHTS Those h w 0 deny freedom to btle IVANJ--..M.rlhm.Uow, choc . .,. J•Ur 8 sue preventive, a box of tissues (or smearing on or smea.ring off one . . . or other on b 0 t b preparations. The deadlme for apphcatlon to And then maybe you don't go in MarshaU College's Summer Jnsli- being rudy There are longer range "costs" that are beyond calculation. These involve matters of principle such as whether the free market, free enterprise system can endure Ibis kind of Increasing eentraliz· ed government control. ' didn~· put on a ory limb. did or ~ state and Adlai steven10n 11 1 ~ musical apeeiall!ltarred vensatlle l 2800, small lots good to low U. S. ambusador the U.N. Kay Starr, the DC3 of pop aingers.l choice 901).1100 lb ~ 1)0.26 011, IOWid u though plug1 were un·ITony Bennett, Harpo Murx , standard 21 00-1'J.OO , good 75- 800 future relations with Red China. heard of on hll •how Without George Shearing and Louis Arm· lb heifers 23 5-24 ; C'ows I~ 1- But the evklence was 10 K~D~ty 87 I'RIED DANZIG ~ uaw p._. b&eraatJeul pink Not SCI long ag(l, going for a might like to know that it '1 tomeawim was 1 simple , straight-for- times a. good idea, if you 're going ward performance. You undress- for a swim . lo swim in the waler. ed, hung your dothes on a hide.· Findings Cann ot Be Ignored I More or By HarOld 'l'llomu Hymu, M.D. coloration. But I tbougbl yoU Costly Controls -. ,.iroflta of many White Today's Medical Report GREEN ONIONS-- ,~unch 1'0c Armour Star - Fresh frftDII-Cry·O.VIC wrapped -11; s. Gov•rnment-lnapect Grede A-121bs. and up-YOUNG · ': TURKEYS . . . LITTLE PIG BJiCON . lb~ 39< LHn, mild sugar cured-whole or half slab .lb. 3 9c Swlfro ''Toppy"-lean, mild, sugar cured BACON Armour Star or Hygrode Reliable • sPicED LuNcHEoN • • • ·v1' MEAr ·!t s1·~~ • •' CREEN STAMPS ' ., ~ l l CREEN s-TAMPS GREEN STA¥11 CREEN STAMP~• I' GIANT SIZE BREEZE ~ M_-nen Skin Bracer ·· 69c size �·. Voters Tax Selves $22 Million For Done Park Tornado Levels Rio Grande, Coa<h Llrry Marrlloo'o Rac:lne 1 Coact.. Jinn Wickline's boy a double flluJ'u with 10. Hasar of Rlo Grande led oil TOI'IIIIIIo cos• tam jumped into ' jumped in!& • shortllved lour I Racine actually had only four I scorera witb 11. Bruce Begale of Ill urly lead on their home floor ' point lead at the beginning of the ' more field goals than Rio. T h e Racine haC tO while Teddy BailJut JIICbl and then went on t& lev· 'come. but with lour mlnuta left 1btg d~ference was from the free ey and Russell Cummins eacb e1 RJo Graade M-10. i in the first period, Price pulled j throw line where Racine shot 24 , had nineThe Torudo ~quad was paced 1 the game out of danger by sink- : times and hit 16_ Rio stepped to ' Friday night Coach Morrilon'l · bJ &be acoriDI of 1-2: Center Sam 1log tbree more field goals to al- lthe line 19 times and hit only boys will meet a atrong A me sPrl<t ond H Guard Bill McKel- low tbe Tornadoes to go ahead · eight attempts. Bern team on tbe Eastern H I B h flY . McKelvey led both leiD'UI 15-11 at the end of the period . Field goal &\lerages of he two Ifloor. with %4. He connected oo 12 of 22 R a c I o e lncreued ita l e ad I teams were also close. R a e in e RIO GRANDE tst) fleld goal attempts, lllAHitly from . lhroughoul the se<:oad and part chalked up 25 of 64 from the field , Wi<k!ine 5 19-61 13, Smith 3 Uoutlide. i of the thlrd periods. During the far a 46 per cent wbtle Rio hit 2) 7, Jorden 0 (2-21 2. Clark 7 (I). PriCJ .oiOI!IIIfM>t Racine iD l.lle I Ioat of the third st~. Redmon . on 21 of 62 aiiA!mpted fur 40 per 21 14, Crothers 2 <0.21 4, Petrie pme dururs the lira! period. He lotaged a rally. whicb feU abort. ; cent. 4 <2-51 10- TOTALS 21 18-191 so. lolaod in oil ol the Tornadoes' ~ Ill the last period. Forward ' Racine has now copped 16 vicRACINE tit) lint quarter points. During thej Duane Wolfe began hJtting· He , toriea ..his year against one lone WoUe 4 (HJ 13, PariODI J (2-2J MCODd and third periods, the 1 tossed in nine, and connected [or Idefeat. Rio Grande, after I as t 16, Price 8 (9-14) 21, McKelvey 12 Jlluomon centered their defense : a total of 13 In the game. ; night's lo.,, Ia &<!. I IO.ll 14. Graham ~ tO. II 0, Birch II"'UDCl the big center and grant- ! Clark led Rio Grance wilh 14. ! In the preliminary oonteat. Ra· 1 to-G) 2 - - TOTALS, 25 •tl-24l 66, ed him ODiy one free throw. In j He hit on seven of 11 field goal i cine reserves knocked off the big· By quarters: &be lalt llama he .ossed in five tries. Wickline foUowed in acor- : ger Rio Grande squad 35-23 for Rio Grande ..... 11 17 28 50 _.. markers lng with IS and Petrie aloo hit 1their 16th win of the campaJcn. Racine... .. .... 15 28 38 Ol6 Scores mGB BCHOOL IWIKETBALL Nol'lhu-esten 56 Mec!taalesblll'g FrBDkllD. 45 Mlambburg 4S dot Martin Has Hottest Night, Gets 28 Against Wahama last night aa a total of 22 playera SEOBL. saw action in the non-league en- Ru.U,md scoring: Martin 12 (~ counter. 4i 28, Hobstelter "t-2i V, George Rutland hit 23 goals to the taU- I (4-lli G, Hoffman 0 t0.2i 0, er Wahama quintet' a l8. The Red Combs 2 (2-5l 6, Du~an 0 <1·2) l, Jrooloa 116 Coal Grove Lambert 2 CO.Ol 4• Kmg 1 U-2) 3• Carter 1 (().()) li.:Tolall IS !13-21>) 59· and over for the rest pointa on Eastern'• of the eveninr. offense. Eastern buill up a 31 to 24 half Ashley's qhinlet hit 27 of 53 lime lead then added more fuel the field lor 46 per cent In the 1hird period to go out In Hannan • Trace hit 25 of 08 •·-- 46-38 at th e three quarter 43 per cenl. ReboundlnS woo "'"'' mark. The Eagles had their hot- with both quintets grabbing so. quarter basketball look momentary lttd by HunDill-Trace in the aecond kept C..ch Bah Ashley's Eastern Ea.... rattled for a while Tuesday ••••t L·• ,.... -ore t he Melgo County lido eaploded with a 72-54 win OV· • the Gallia County quintet at llltnnan • Trace. An aeCurate eyo by Easlern's Chuck Collins from around lht D)' ond a team ohonllng ol 18 I• 30 at the charity line assured Alhlay'o quintet of their seventh win of the Mason. Hanoan-Trace bu ta win 1n eleven ata.rts. 1111 Eagles f'died out a slim II Ia 14 first q•rter lead loot nl&ht then found tbemsclves down •17 midway In the aecond perloci lltforo Ashley's control-type .• 1 y• test quarter In the fourth , out- scoring the Hunnun .. Truce live 24 to 16. Eaolem'o Chhsk Collins hit for 12 goall and !our ol six at the Une to lead the acoring with 28 points. Caldwell led Hannon-Trace with 22 and Neal hit lor 18. Fe!lure, Hannan ~ Trnce'14 big gun, wa1 stilled in the first half but the 6'2" scoring oce managed 7 markers in the second half. Jim Coldwell chipped in well for the Eagleo, hlltlllg for 15 Th • SportS Desk Long Gone Cage Proml•nence Must Start Back In Grades Pomeroy Frosh • I IY 101 I. IYIR Wltlleuing my first grade school cage tourney Mon· day night 1 was somewhat surprised ro see the spirit t.hitI have prevailed. heard El'IDIID3te . d By Galli'a, 29-24 ...................... 42 pOln • t 1eacJ , spr•ggs . 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GARDEN Corn J. points In l5 pmeo. Wont defensive mark Wellaton, who has given up :~:..lopM:~ with 4 .... 79c EARLY Del Monte ... Cream Slylo or Whole Kernel 7 7 V 1140 932 100 points. Tonight, In a non-league game, 4 9 t16C1 After the first five, It's a bIg Middle:>nrt goes to Mason City. DOWNIE(1ROSS; I NCr I 12 tiCl8 806 drop to slljlh pla4l, owned now by night, Galllpolla goea to Wolllflm'o Franclo Ra,y, who Middleport travelo "Home of Arrow Shlrh" BEOAL VARBm ONLY 178 marksra. Jackson at Pomeroy and at Athena. ~~,._ _ _ _ _ _....,~!'!!!!11!!~"!!!!'!!!'!!!'! TEAM w L p OP Pomeroy'• Bob Winebrenner Is • Athena ......... II 0 7U Ill Rventh with 187. In elghlh Ia onJackson . .. ..... 8 4 fl7 other Pur?le Panther, Ed Bull· Nelooavlllo .... 7 5 as ln&ton, with IIIII. Dtvo Andei'IOn, 8 a 181 Neloonvllle, Ia next wllh 154 whUe Dol Monte . .. . Slices or Halves Fine selection ~·-- 822 765 hind, with 192 tallies. R 8 0 d 821 Bnwleo. Middleport, Is llfth ......... :-: : . .. . : .<! Del Mon le . . .. T onder In wools, cords, polished col· ton1, wasb 'n wear. Quilted pile lined. In second ' ~I po~l~; Sieve Dalton,place with Is1113.L o~:•:,a;:n~ H 01 L P Athanl' Steve Chase and lntide the ronferenee, ch•imp-1 0 1140 • BUI KIIIWDIIII ere tied Athens has the lop ·~:::::~I 4 823 771 third plaoe, only one marker with 725 lallles. l 6 834 S &P's Storm C o a t s Athens ranks second conleretteo. Only lhrot polnta oeporale those four spots. .....Jl fiJI 225 ; WlnebreMer, gamel, lht Jacbonlsn bat Pomeroy, 204; Bawlea, MidldleJlOfl ed 270 markers 114 gan•esl which Anderoon, NeliDllville IIICl and tops all leasuo playero In a W llslott 0 191 aameo. Sprlgao II overoJIIng IU ' • In 8 11 .a • .,..· Bell offenalve team !aU games) A big battle Jnoma for oecond, Welloton, with 940 poinll. ..-.:=:::=:::..:1 . ., COAL, OIL, GAS Car Coats CAGE ITA.NniNGS ·-r BearcatS Still Top Contendel' 1'It• hout B" O s•- NEW and USED Jackets •1 slde the conference. In •I BEOAL ALL GAMES sconws ltush'1 1 & Boys' Winter Men's 0 ~~~~~~o~:,who has 193:;~:~::.re:~ tblrd, fourth and SEO Stancllngs pros and cons on this type tournament YOti'U for the lower grades because of the so-called "pressure" ME MPH 1 s. . IUPil IIJVOlved. However, I am led to bellrve that If Meigs For the llrsl time In six "Gee," said Edwin Howard. bu<k· County Is to gain back the cage prestige it knew 2G years IIIIMI a Golllpollo freshman bas- log automobile tralfir, "this 11 .,o, now is fhe time to begin and we must start In the ketball squad reachad the final• " IJ'IdiS. ol the annual SEO Yearlla& tour· A well maniiiOd &rodo ochonl the Rutland, Letart and Racine nament Tuesday nll!ht u Coach ear-old dau bier Me 1' tatU'IIIIIJlltll odda to tho enjoy- youth although thel rtaamo loal. Jim Newlon's lads dumped Porn· y part of It.'.' Plllll of lbt cnunly'o youth and It ta thlo oplrlt. winning and los- eroy, 2!1-24. \o el tbe 111110 lima helps ln their ing, that makes lor a belter to- The Gallipolis yearllnJll wlll clnelopment u better cHlzeno be- morrow. play tbe championship conlesl ID 1\n ~""' lhty loam to win and lose The oecond round of louma- Jackson nexl Weclnesda,y, beJIIn· Collop BaakolbolllloouHa early. ment play gels underwa,y Thuro- nlng ot 7 p.m. Opponenl for thol Jly llttllod Prtu laloroollollal I think o I'OWid ol applause Is day night wllb Harrisonville go- contest has not yet beoD anr.ouncEAIT tlut tho looerl as well ao tho win- lng against Syracuae at 7 p.m. ed, but In oil probablllly, It wiD loi!IIM Sle.. 61 llllh ol lht flrot roond of play. I and Portland agninot Tul"..,rs be Athena, ont of tho otrqesl 74 Conn. 11 Wll well plouad at the aplrlt of Plains ut 8. !ret1hme~ oquadl In lhlo orea. o.me1lo Tlielt 111 JUIIIale 48 - - - -----Riverview and Cheater are the Palerton St. 11 only two toama aaoured a oeml· Newark Branch, Rulflere u. B A H R final berth Mondor night. T be W.Va. 101 VMI tl , others will have to bailie II ont St. BaDIVIilture B2 Marquette CLOTHIERS Thursday night in the oec on d w. Liberty st. tt:l Falmllnl St. 111 round. Providon<» 10 Brown 64 Pormotl, Smith Clotlllnl Co. PltU. TUtlle 118 Wlliea·ll 111 SOIJTB - Turning once again to high MIDDLIPOU, OHIO school batketboll Iindo Coach !:' tlorido st. 81 Alabama ,51 1 1 Home Of Nolan P. Swackhamer aad h Ia By Uallecl Pran llllonuttloDII N.C.. 7T Clemaon 41 ., )f.)'· . t: Middleport Yellow Jacketo lrov· Some oay lhlt Clncinnltl with· Dun 10'1 S.C. 94 Nama ••nd eling tonight to meet Coach Jack out All·Arnarlco Olear ~. N.C. st. 91 Vir. 08 Marchand!" ~-=pbell'a Wabama White Fal- would drop oul of the notlonll Mereer 74 Gear. Southet'll 'Ill lillll!liglot, but the B • or c o t W. Ken. 73 Laoalle 69 . = -.;;,- ---·--WahaJWa hao ahowed a little showed they otlll were top con- Newberry 83 Eraltlne 8G MEN'S Improvement since the stari of tendara Tueadoy nlghl · bt Mllllsan 101 Emory • the ae1180n and wlll be playing ' the se<:ond-ranked Bradley, '13-'12. Catawba 7,1 Plolllor 11.'1. ;f' INSULATED itheir second game In two dayo. Tho lloan:illo demonslratod that st. Joupb • CPa. l 'Ill Tilt While Falcons dropped anolh- the winner of tbe Mluourl Valley Woke Foroot er at Rutland h11t night and now 1 Conference tllle this seaann won't Winston-Salem Tcltra 78. hove o 1·11 record for tho aeaann.l have an eooy tllne ol It. Clncln· Vlralnla Union '13 lroken· pr. - "Ftarleu'' brought the aver- nail Is defending MVC champion. Vir. Tech 118 The Clledel 93 ago up o little with a percenlagoj Hero ol tho upoet victory woa WANT liDS WOUI -·WHEN of .1000 oo lao! nltllll'o fevorlteo. ! oophomore suord Tom Thacker. you nOed to buy, oall. However. lhe Middlot could . he He look a court-length pass lrom rent or trlldo - 1111 W~ Ado woo down instead of up loniJiht .. . . Tony Yates and hit on a loyup Tho lltrlt<it Place ol liiftllou. MIDDLIPOIT aiMI . . . the.- JlDOI another ,..,.. ' In the loot 10ven IM!COnds nl ploy Juat ~ WY 1-IlM, uk llr 1 . ot Clnclnnall Fieldhouse. 11e bullder ~ut the window. clualfled Atl-wrller. · 1 The ragy Bearcalo lhon lotd l.-;;;;;;;;;&liitiOiialiiil•lili;;;o;;; back and allowed Brodley'a Walker to ocore the flnol 'l'ht!y did not rlak louu., walklr·ll and thereby ponlb(f loatill 1ame or lort'ID,!! It Into The victory. wblch woo , notl'o 15th againat tbroo this oeason, waa tho llltlt In 1 ol the !teldhouae. II ww:u~.:~;~ ley'a first loao o!, llit· el .J'rt4j 'Puld.,. ' ' ~ . ud aocond 1oM oi lhe aeaaon,ll ...... WY42UI · looovlDI lht Brave~ wllii • .... Mill! tt; ....., mark. RU.ER BOOTS i:»c JACKET SPECIALI ;: . as Score by quartlri· L G Rutland ...... 211 n Wahama . . .. .. .. 5 18 33 46 It appeared today Jacluion's sophomore center Ollicialo: Tumer and Bierly. die Spriggs will easily capture the 1960-61 SEOAL Raaarvo ocore: Rutland 33 Wa- ing championship. hama 1• With two league games left on this year's schedule, •' the lankY 6-8 Ironmlfti hu 235 markers-42 more 2ll 46. Ashley's Eagles meet a ;:..•• ITE.ut Carthage • Troy five at Friday night. The Trojans the Eagles a 53-52 earlier In the sea&OD at Eastern. Eastern ororlnB; 1 11-81 7, Hololnl!Or 1 <O.Ol Caldwell ~17-IOJ IG, Colllna 14-61 28, 11 rls 4 H·3l 9, gen 3 !I-ll , Robinson 2 !0.2i Total• 'II (18-!0l n. Hannan • Trace scoring: son t 11-2) I, Neal 9 IO.Olk Caldwell 1 ~ tO.SI 22 • Houc IO.Ol 2, Fel ure 2 13-7! 7• rl R .;" Wahama acorlng: Knapp 2 10. Ol 4, Bennett 6 !:j-3) U HuaraVI\I 2 12-!i G, Yonker a 11·2) I, McloQI· lion 0 !2-2) 2, Ruaaell 2 to-or 4, Jewall 4 ta-81 10 Jolutson 1 10.1) 2, Tennant I co-oi 2. Totalo 18 (1(). Eastern's Baby Eagles Hannan • Trace 42-25 1n tho limil>ary with Ronnie pacing the Eagles with 18. had eight for Hnnnan • Trace. 1:. ! Eagles' Control Game Produces 72-54 Win Over H·T • · A nip 1nd tuck first H l -: your LENNOX dealer GlbiiOIIburg 7 9 ol """·tl.t '1 .. .•J.... BAKER and SEYFRIED Norlb Ball-"' 116 W 1· ° Clacluad Bughd New Lnlagloa Pulllle 18 IM1U')'1..W. 1S, Jolllllluua Alder it IMJllleo~porl81 N-..tdge - SS IDn041ea a Llctlai Valley f! Volle1 f7 Comherl... M Woodaflel4 81 River Local eo ';;:Z, .:r7' I ! y Wes&era Rllll 10 'It l'lebriDIIoD ti2 III~==-=Sl. Marr• 6S 0 i?:;~.=~~.~:~~=;~~~~~~:-:~~ner~:::r:t:.:d~;:~;. ~v:.:~;:;~9e!-' · Water~~ have h .a1 Ied for 20 centur.es · aMerlJOnl · . t ha• -:Jro· mgs, a Nl somet lmH · .... . 1or , l(:andal.. the CatholiC' C.:hurf'h rw•w oHM-r ol the Otuo , . · . mas t 1me. I t1~ns about Mary wh•<•h go One Catholic bi!lho~ m 1ra<-~ 1 1 rules agaJnlll grantmg $~n . 1562 We!>!. Fu-Nt Ear h branch or the Christian as the son or God, the Lord and beyond the Biblical record. pubed thai the ecumt>mcal c~un- df!'VOUI lOUis who ~WP.k their aid tun . AV ' 1 It teaches , for exam?le, that nl go furtht>r and prO<:Iaim Marv . th d .. d i famdy is convin<-ed that the other Sav1or of mankind. According to Calhohc teachmg . an 1 0 geoc't! for <'Onlnbullon" t..J ColumbuA 12 · 'baht Of a II l he doe trmes at lVI e · ' . any pK.IU! t·ause what~vPr ----.. Prot t t 5 d <.; 8th0 r l 's grawly m error . 1 Say Little About M•rr waa prest"rved lrnm all ·· m- r~emptrix "' _ a full " part- samta go du-ectly ta heaven when O&~-th Plnnninll uJ ·~ , 1 Mary . IC'Rh. nohne l Catholics say thut Protestants I Bevond the trem~nrlou! af~ir- • taint of sin lrom the moment she nt-r ·· w 1th Christ in the redemp- U~y die. Titoae who d~e m mortal es an an arouS£'s gr<'ater emotton t an t e : . . . . . · 1' 0 Go ·"lrnl.in• ·. ).. . f h v· . ... .are denymg Mary Ihe honor that · malton that she was the human was COO('etved in her own moth - twn or tht> world from Jin sm go dn-edly lo eternal pumtth· ater 1• ana~t"fllf"llt e 1 veneratton o t e trgtn r.-.ary . hl f 11 h h' 1 b h' h h ld f . b he d r he · . h 11 Ch . 1. l.... , The H()(.·k Springs Meltloltar .Ia/ De r t M • ts ng u Y ers . ' ve tc e y w ac t e wor l er s wom ft ogma o t Im· Surh tttles make Protesta nlli ment tn c . rm ums wnu are Hooklt>t IM Availahlf" 1 • fd Surf""~ ' •!' 1 1m vo ton ~ ga~s·~· ve?'. Protestants say that Catholics 1God wa8 made nesh. the scrip- maculate Conception ! ancf that shudder They say that Catholk.·..; nerther saints nor mortal sinnt"rs {;QLUMHL'~ _ " Ofuo Wo.~ter Y_out~ fellow:o;ht~ WBJ be BeartiJ ·1<· 1 01 1 !)(lrtal~ft p!Btrt ~ h at ~., ~e rl , are in rlan~f'r or slip"l mg mto tures say relativf"ly little about she was bodily assumetl into ~m to be foroNtmg the dear go first to purgatory. to be Marw"en~nt r.onf••ren('(' Pnw~·d- day . t-venmg wtth Mn. 1 e.. gous Ul I f> mot. ...·r 0 " · 1 1 .. 11 ~ 1 d · .L l . . . e. . 1 d" b iod ., readrng Luke II verJeJJ 1f.Sl. ·~ . d . a n· lt> 1oo atmus Mary They rf'cor Just enou,..., o heav('n w11en she died llhc dogma B1bheat trachin" that "there i:s <" t>an~ Y a per of tern- in"s ·· 8 l:;.t 1. , • · kl 1 d . -rrh' "'-- n tr J esuf Is rareIv ment1one m p nt. - nwno h' • d "' · .ldJl't U~.JV t> eS< The rolf was ~ailed and LIJOI:"IE" ~ • . ('h . 1 wors 1p o1 a 11umnn en.' cltllrf' ht-r story to make clear that she of the AS&umfdlon, proclaimed by onlv om• mediator between God porary iiuf 1er mg. an t1l~n go on ed by c- r"• , . M II• .1 . .,,, .•n . d ,, . __, esIan t l'Irun.•hes eXl'PP 1 ot I" IS · •. . , . . · . ~ · - ·' ..,, ' .!r. t tatr .. ""·ere stx members an uJot coun-- { e'Y"" _ _ ____ In thrs matter, as tn othEtli, was a Wist' and lender mother. Popr PlUs XII m 1950 l i!nd mt>11 . namely Jesus Christ." to heaven of the OhiO Watt>r Co mrnr!-.'- ton . SuhiPPn eirl JT~"ns ' tllf'l"t' IS <l ll•nrll:'ney lor Catholic~ She did not always fully unner· Catholics also b<>lieve that Somt' ai;Jrmed Protestant lh("()lo- Cutholi{'!!l lwlieve thai prayers i:l!i .. "' hmJdt.HJOk 011 Ohro ware r ~lor present. . ed f kdf ~:...,.J; nnd Pl"Ott·~tant~ to magn tfy th ,• ir ,stand her extraordinary Son, but Mary, JS "the mother of God," gt:rns a~sert th 01 t catholit· dut·· ::md ad!i of extraordinary p 1ety m~tnagernf·nl p<~l exct-ll~nce · hils . Ne-w busme~· ('()nfsl!d d 0 .,,~~..:... l d ·tt 11 1e pomt · o1 obsrur- ~ he rem&:nt"U · ...• t·ose 1 11 1m · hWI spec1al · prerogaltves · · henv - trme Js. only one !!hurt step Hway b;' the ilvmg . . "indul - ren•rved - •h· m tt<t f d str hu1JorL ..rng over ~amp~ei o ·sf~t car I·ftt~WM." to MIL l.~. • onore PCPn II y 1 f"l't'nres to to m may obtam ~ . 1 1 1 Susan Warner. daughter of Mr. l ing thPir rommon beliefs . . throughout Hts early ministry . en. in!'ludlng power· to intercede from attrrhutm.E: divinity to Mary . gem·r•s"' - 1-emis.s 10 ns of tempor~:~l A report of rht- ~veet:hes ~:~nd I he MY . ~ . wtll go .. Lfni1U5 ~\ anrl Mrs. Ralph WrwnPr of M .1~- 1\ll fh!" Js1mns wllo bf.'lU"ve . tn and stood at the foot of_ His_ cross on behalf olthe faithful who pray C'atholir· schoi<Jn: vigorously punishment and speedier rele<Jse rf'f!OiiJ givl;'n at ttw Ohw ~al er 7· " U• !..,,~ on. was honorf'd em her 12th b~rth - the mtt·afle ol the lncarnatmn when He gave ~p H1s hfe to for_h~r htlp. It 1s a widely held deny that. They say that Catholir from purgato:·y. The indulgem·P Mana~ement ( "ortfnl"m'f' in f'r•- , , t'Wl day recently With a slumbt>r par· must look upon Ma ry wtth awe atone for mt>-n's sms . belref that sht> Is " the mediatress teaehmg treats Mary only "a may ~ sought for oneself. or for lumbus Utn·mhn 8 and 9 1 he 2ntl !iiiPIJ610n OJ ty nt l1er home and reS!W('I ' Protestants, who regard the Bi· of aU graces" - !he one through most exalh•d of human creatures" a loved one who haJS died. The booklf.'t v.~:~s silrd hv "1•tler ,to llf' ~rllool Attl!nd~d ;;{J The guests gathe~d at the The New Testament depicts ~er 1 ble as the ~nly authoritati~e w~om all s piritual gilts ure dis · and tha_t it explicitly forbids any rhurrh ls regarded a~ having full "an ex<~mplt: uf u 1 ~ manru~r in Members or ~~ Girl s e 0 u t -,~~ Warntr home followmg a basket- as ~n humble a nd devout Jt>wtsh : sfm~r·e o~ d(J{'trmP, stop thl'te m lrtbuted. l "adoratron ·· of her as a divine dtscretJUnary fJOwer to grant bueh. whit:h lhl• ()hto W·• t(•r (i)mmission Troop 45 of Mason attended the ;_~ ball game and were SPrveri r-e- mmdl"n who was cho~en by God the1r beliefs about Mary. I May Become Dogma bemg. . indulgences in the name of God 1s proePeding lr, hrmg the r-nn- ser•md snsion of their cookinl .if}t freshments. During the evening Ifor a Cf"ntral role in Ilis suprf'me l But Catholics beheve that the hlany Catholit·s ~xJM.'ct this be- · Some Catholic!! acknowledge, The c-harge th;.Jt the chun·h wns ripfll int .. re ~ts .., ..... .,., .. te•J w!th ~"i.l · schnol in Pomt Pleasant, I all ~ they playeC games and danced self-re\·t'lat~n to men. Mary, the ! traditions of I he church, handed : lie( to be elevated to the status · however. that popular piety is not "selling·· indulgt•nt-es - gran! ing ter rnan<J~(· rn••nt togct!wr " wttk . to n•rordf'd m_usir Attenrling . st•ripturr•s slly. r'Oncf•i:ed_ \\ hile a , ~own orally th.-ou~tl the centur - ' or a do_gma at t~ ~o~rthcoming · alw<~ys . as t•are_ful us . of~iciHI the- lh+'m in retul"ll for tin:mt·ial ('llllCortl<rtnt·d ;-. 1f,p volume dl'ffi. During the lesson. lhe girla ?I"'" i\ . were Josetta L1sh, .lny 11mhet, l vlrgln, :met bore a ch tld m whom 1res, ran be as vahd a source oC : erumentcal counud m Rome. A otogy tn druwmg th1s tmportant l tributions - was a pnnc 1pal ft.~t' · are the propovorl ";th~rshed {! 1,._ p;,red r.m! served a breakfut ~! J~ne But·gess, Janke Henry, Con- : ~ivine ami hum<~.n nah1~s we.t-e rlof'lrine as the writ~en re~rd of1dogma is a teaching whic~ Cath· :dislmction . tor m the Prnte ~ tant RPformnlifln . rri,·t bill anti lluod cont rnl hill mf'al . A(·c·omp.:mying the girJ,t me- flar~our, Jane Dodson, Nan· l msL•purul;~bly u_mter!. Th1s ch~lr! ; the G~spels. On th1s basts, the olics ~1·e required_ to beheve as j Cathohes .at'l'urd . vt'nt>l'ati.on, To avoid any re:l{'!ito.-. ol" th" to be. pn•Sf• n1Pd to 1hr c .. n-·ral were the le-adeu, Mn. R a 1 ph ,._ )II t•y Proffitt, 11nd the honorer. I was JE-sus Chrtst, whom Chns- ICathohc Church makes several1 essentral to salvat10n. lln~_off~r Pf.Dyers. , lo many samts , scadal. the Cat hole Churl'h ow A~~~mhly this monlh s 1 n ~ 1 P Warner aod Mn.. Ray Proffitt. By LOlliS CASSELS U•lttd PrrRa lnlernaUonal dium would begin :wlthia the oext two weeks. Waloul Rilla I Virgin Mary Emotion Greatest Between Catholics, Protestants . HSA and former Houston mayor. said ccmstrucllon on the new ala~ Clv'neU Wllbnnr 61 I Devil• had a good night at the foul line hitting 13 ol 26. Wahama wu close with 10 of 21. 111 th reserve till Chuck Chea· die and• Jerry Black' led the Little . tb Devlla to a 33-19 wm over e Baby Falcons. Cheadle hit for 14, Bla•k for ten while Tennant had 7 and Garllner 5 for Wahama. Wah rna plays again tonight when ~hey hosl the Middleport Yellow Jackets. Rutland entertains The Plainl Friday nlgbt Ia • SEO Buckeye League g11111o. Rutland baa a I· I record in tho a team in l.lle Natlobal Lequo Ia 11161 and It was "full speed ahead" in .,.,.UUctlon of l.lle world's first all-weather dome4 league baseball atadlwn. Harris County votera went to polls Tuesday and approved, by a oarrower than expeeted JIUII'o gin. a $22 mJIUon ~ lasue to build the stadium and access roads to it. Roo Hofueinz, chairman ef tht 117 KYLE THOMPSON u - PMu Ja.....-1 HOUSTON Tex. !UP!l-A re<:· ord vote shoved l.lle Houston Sports Asooclation today over the last major hurdle toward fielding 1 A J8 point ourge by D a v o nal period the charges of J a c k llartin pvt Rutland 1 D-Ie win Campbell moved within six points •••r Wahoma Tue"'ay night al of the Red Devils but Combs BuUand· oank lw~ at the foul line to otarl WUh BiD George and L 1 e Rutland s fma] surge for victory Combo controlling tho boards and number 10 of the season· llartla hilling from "" ovar the · Martin hit 1.2 field goals and &or, Coac:b Jim Vennarl'1 boyl four oj four at the charity line bod little trouble In handing lhe for hia 28 points to lead all In Whill Folcona of Coach Jock scoring and produced his largest Campbell tbeir 11th loas ol I he point !&tal ol the season. ......, · Jinn Bennett led the Wahama Rullaad. moved out to 0 17 It! five in scoring by hilling aix field • llrat quarter lead and led 29 !& goa!.s and three of three at the II at the half alter Wahama cia• line. Billy Jewell of Wahama was ed the gap by one. outscoring the '~e.other score.r in double ligures, lod !levdo 13 to 12. hlthng len pomts on four goals Wahama clooecl tbe 1ap by ono and two of eight at the line. ""'" In l.lle third period, outscor· Both Jim Vennarl and Jack 1tt1 the Devlll II to 14. In the fi- CaiiJ!lbell uoed alternates freely I I �• ' 11-Dafiy Seutlnel, l'llmeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Feb. 1, 1961 Dally SeuUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 1, 1961-7 ALL STARS EUndnate Divilion . Of Shore Erosion COLlJMBVS - Elimlnatloa of lht Divillon of Sllore Eroaiou, and transfer ot i~ functlona to three ether dlviaioDs of lllo Department of Nalural Relourceo. has beea app,.vad by the Natural Re10111n1 Comrniltio6. To act'Omplllh lhll, 111 amendment to the low ultlng ap !J>e depArtment "ill be proaentad to lhll session of lha ·General Asiembly· Moat of tht fiiiiCtionl will be takeo over bJ lha .Dlvisiona of • ••Nw - Geological Survey, Water • • d Watererafl. on- left will be administered by the chief 0111~ neer of the cloJiartmellt. All pel'sonuel will be retained. Dutleo of the dlvisloa incl .... supervision of shore protecttoa projecla, construction ol 1111all boat harboro. of refuge, auperv~ slon of mineral resource~ Jn and under Lake Erie and cooperation with federal alencies. The Waterwayo Safety Commilsion, a unit of the dlvilllon, would bo trlDIIerred to the Division of Wa· tercralt, under the plan. Hitch~ I!;D :. Rot.., Hoocl. Flour J ~ J I applltd Ollllt purchut or any bat of Robin HIMIII Flour bp 1 custom• at JOUr ltore on 01 btkrt explflliOII dtlt. Uti In an1 otlltr ntenntr conatibltll fl'lud. Cuaromar mutt lilY IIIII tu. ff rtdHme4 11111\horllld. wa •m t~lmbul'll ~~~ 15t (Jiut-Z.IIIftdllniJ p., IIIOVIdfld ~au IUrrtnd• this tGUPGII within 90 dm of ekllirtUon. Surrendw to our 1111.. A number of other proposed changes in the Obmo R e v i a e d Code, which are beln& opoiiiOred by tho department, aJao we r e approved by the colllllllsslon. Two have to do with the DitL•Ian of -J Iii 1 the duties of park olflcers. T be other oeta forth standards and guides to bo followed in t h e adoption ol rules and regulations by the division· A third would eslablillt a department publications ,.tary fund fourth, places the chlel of the Division of Parks oo tho Anthony · Wayne Parkway District Board, vice the department dlrecl4r; fifth, pe!lllila the leasing ol min· era! right. from or under lands ar walers owned by lho Division of WUdllfe; slxtb, euts to ooe from lour the number of licenses need· ed to poMeas, proplJate or sell game birds, game qoiadrupeds or fur-bearing animals; oeventh, perf mils shooting preserve• to subsU· 1lute quail for pheasants t h e y aow have to tum over to the state under certain condition~. Tbo tilhth slreamlines and simplifies the eystem of lsouing boat llcenoea by tho Division of Watereralt; nln•lh, regulates dams eod obstruotioDI placed In atreams; tenth, requires all lleam-operat'ad failtoad loomotlveo, operating In or through state IO!'OIIa, to be equipped with IP'Il'% arrestors, an eleventh, cle.llg&~~~les .Ill• departQlellt director .. administrator of a compact between Ohio 1 n d Pennsylvania. wbich, amoog oU.. lurrtnftf throUih outlkft II'"CIII Of Olltlfl Will not Ill IIOAOrtd. lnvololl pi'IWI111 ~our pUrcftiMtrlthJn 10 lillY* pdor toUiiratlon ol IIIII COUPI)II of lllfflcltnt Jobin Hood flOur ICI IIIMr thll 111d other lib COUPGII IUrrtnllo lf'td ftt rthrnbu~enl mull bl sllown on rtq~~ML Tlllt couoon Is ~d w1Mr1 prohlb · !ted, tlud, llun• required or alhatwiH ••· C~•~"c•HI~oll•~~diM ltlkWIL ~11'1 Ylflll1120 or n. ._I'Nt~ol Milling Componr Camp Huri!W Center 421 Market ltNOt LIMn' ON. TO PA.MtLY .XP'IIII • • AP'IIIU. •o, tH't P•rkersbure. W. VL Phone GA45611 ---- AND SAVE Teor Off and Mill This Coupon For Complete -----p,.. lnform~tlan 1 llll Interested Ia loen> tns mon about Zenllh llear1111 AldJ. ( ) Pleue 111111 full cletaiiJ and free Uteratun. ) Please telephoDt 1110 at h01110 to arranp for I domoutraUou. NAD: ___ ..............- -........... STREIT: ----·----PRONE: ----·-·······-CITY: ·-···· STATE! •••• Ready-Mix Concrete ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating HtATING AND PLUMBING · ' vD . - - , When 1111a tompact wa• accept. ed by the Ohio Legislature the per ( .Givetlii.II'BeHer.:BakiQa; tor EvelJJhfiiu ••tlon. Top ~Ill\' Orado A 2 lb. A"rago ltocfc Up Your ~raodr Whllo Thor Laat WHAT FRYER$, whol• frozen _ 25c lb; IS A KILOWATT Cut I'NIII 1...,. Quollly laef ROUND, IIIILOIN 011 HOUR T·BONE STEAK .GROUND BEEF _ Sew Your New Spring Outfit ' McCall's PaHerns FABRICS 55c LB. CATSUP _ 2 lb. $1.00 Arriving Dallyl THE Fabric·Shop I. Molo 1llttft .. ILI81 ''P1¥Uftl "r.O:::,. letlltt " ......... ., a•..... "'' OIUH ~1¥.~;qt:;:::f. 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I ~lovtr COFFEE SMOKED JOWL 4 lb. for $1.00 With A .•. w fw ' half gallon 59c POTATOES_ 10 lb. big 45c WE DO CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING I pe , ~ upectad to OYonge doowo below normal. Nanul bljb 117-411; oorma1 low 21-~. Colder n.ur. IIMwtlh It a NIINd arcbordIll, Hall a ntirad COWIIy .,...,.... '11Wo ._,.olr, the prime purtural .,..,t, willie fllurpon II pooe of orblob will bo wator IIIP' chief ol the D<p..- ol 0...~ ply for Cambrldp ond adja<ool 00 aad GeognpbJ at ObJo Unl- ....... will provide a lake of about ftl'llt7. 1.1100 acres at aormaJ pool olev• A """""' bJ Stoto Repi 1 1nta· tloo. Tbo reservoir and propooed tlve Jolm C. Sheppard, Guermey ll<qllilltloo ol adjolniDI land will Cloui!IJ, UI'IIDI I raduetion ID the JlniYido lilhlng, lnmt11111 and """' land acquloltloo PfOII'iilll at the roat'm uaeta. A tptal ol 11,111 propooed 9a11 ron: RMervolr wu ocroa are being acuired. wllh not loolred upon wllh favOr by lha more dian 5,01111 aheady boviog during Pollar Days 0 Maflon Cocktail 4 Peaches Applesauce 8 ~~ AvondaJ. allcat or halves • •••••• ... 5 Pot Pies Margarine . .6 -Milk .8....., .."="' . .. .. plea 1-1.. Na. 2 Vz cona plqp. Ealanore r.og., o Orchard Prlcla • Swallldown, Y"•iow, 3 19 $1' Ca k8 MIX white, clavill food ....., I I o ,, .. toll tvaporoted I I • I • Tomatoes . . ._Standard -·- & ' - .............. __ ·..... - ............... ~~ --- ............... • . -• . $Day Specials .... ., 4 . 'I ._ .,_ • I' .I _ . . , . . _ ... e.tlo_ . -r.,. ................... I . « Prestone Ce :::er ,,,., Dog Food ...... ~.... 20 ..... •• $1 Utility Step LaChler lfvrdr woocl - cot~ttrudlotl ' ''" h-wld - $1 .... -·---- - --- ---- ..... O.h~ Greens . ....... -..... 10 - $1 N., 101 !lolo, ---------- - ------ Sa~tsonltt ,__ " ...... hhll.. 1•11 · ..., $3.88 . Carrots . . I 0 cans for $1.00 ,.... .. . ....-... -· -. ·~ --Foliage Kid. ...."'-3 " $1 25c .. --- - - - - - ---- - ----- -- -- -- -.. ---~. ~h. :r..; ..:_ 2 Silver Platter Pork Pork ChOps ........ Chalet Center CutRI. 111 , ..._ . Por~Ro~~ Rib Half Roast::.. ~. ~ 45c ................ . ., ... .. 39c _....,_" Loin Half Roast .......... SSe 391Turkeys .~~-;-~,·~- ~-. ., ~u=~~:.:~t ~" ,.;. · 4 to 141111, Ill. 45c Ground Beef ~"".::: :.::: .. ·5~c • Boston Roll Roast·- .. , so 6 tall cans for 79c 2 lb. for 25c stalk 23c so WE HAVE PLENTY OF MORTONS SUG~R CURE . (SMOKED SAL Tl . ·- --R.:AE I Nt:: ·F0 OD. ··MARK ET I ., v. s. C :tl 'lr ... tbe ~I ,.,.. oorma1 low "-tl. O>ld 1'blrodly lllolr rtgbla at fA 'I • IJid Friday, moderatJug , _ tbo .....-- - . • Colder ..... MoadoJ, I n - IJPI ...... 'llluradoy, ocal1<red ...,.. 0urrie1 l"ridoJ lhrougb lloodoJ. 5outllonl Oldo: , . . _ . _ Endive .... _............ 15c Romaine .. :........... 19c 1 lb. SSe Evana Sliced Jt'a .Is blcllr to zua a nican• tl 11-. '!uo below DOnDAI. Normal b1jb 91; 1101 SE£0ND BIG WEEK £LOVER FARM Middleport THE STORE WITH A-HART '~: l!ld ...,. olloul M , 2· ' RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MARKET 1t'ILOWA'M i :u· , • AT YOUR FRIENDLY CLOVER FARM STORE CI!NTS , One Ca~on Sams 18 79th ANNIVERSARY SALE SINGER SINGII _,AITAN _ _ $59 ' 50 •rt William Wa:rne Crawfnld, """ mmm'"•ion· n.. <:OIIIIIIialoa ad-l•b:oee:•~opt~ioned=;_=====~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.;.;;.;;;.; ol Mr. 1114 Mn. Wllllam Wtaley Ylled Gen. Berbort B. Ealan tloat It be lhould adhere to lho orfPial IAWII D, 1CR1 o1 bow&darJea. a&arloo P. Lawlo I - - - - - - - - · 1 1 GaWpollL will tnin ID lho floldt of t b ol r • - of Ill'. • • d choice. All RaCUiar AlmJ enlistMra. Jameo stroda, Rl. 1, Oak meall are UDder the "C h o I c e BilL .., ~---" -am. DEl'ENDABILITY, GOOD - r ......,_ .-... Royal Crown COLA at 8 price you con afford David 11'omor Hill, oon of Accordl!c 1o 14. J<enne!b 0. -~~~~- Generitn IIlii. IDl Sixth St. Judd, local llecruller for t b e tbtfrwhu Jdnoller_ pat ..... you'D find a Uled P'-'>t. MGJI ...... there are 1118111 Khool 011 'lbeM - · .,.. tatiDg vacucw for ,.... """' who de11f: '-II !o meet your requlromont 10 I,.,.g bu1c ........ aUart KDol:. liN 1o train illl Job lhoy Clll uao 2 S ... "'"' "'= comp~...,. ... ..... ~ ron OC!CIIpylng • similar position &Nd to that now held by tho director wu ~mown .. director o1 eonser- i Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Pho111 WY-2-3214 :.,:ca..J,.m:::..~i:~:c: ..• •, Robin Hood's IRgb Protein Ricbt~es Saves Money- Time- W11te PIS• St. .C)! Hood•~ao .:~uni~ iF~~~=~= r. -~•·• l~a..·•n We Mix Concrete To Your Own Specifications Deliver It Right To Your Job When Nlllhcll Your Deponcleble Dtaltr For on An11u -.S1ze Bag O•f, • · algbtl· 6• .,.uarf Parka. provideo and theoutllnea proce- .-~~:!~:~~·-~----..2~~-~-·~-~--~~~'~"''·~·"~--~lc~lll~clv~il~la~n~"~L-----_!!!,,.,.,.,.,,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,..,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,....,,.,.!!!!!!!I!!I!ie!!!f duro lorOne apl"'intment mill ormtHto Roiln Hood flour, Box2097. Commeru Stallon, Mlnnupall.. Minnesota. ,._, ........__ n... ~~q , _ '' a...... '& thla GOIIDOII 11 Gill 11111t lor 114 ontw whtn cloy .... lluYIIIe........ realact- Norlhml Oblo: . _ _ ad clllirmoa ol tbo Oblo Nat.nl expectad to ...,... w do8r- EUjah Estep Jr., aonollll'. and Mra. Elijah &tep Sr. of Z7 HIDltel Street, GaWpoU.. Floyd o\. Tumer, ton of M u. Mfr11e Tumor, !Wute 2, L4on. Wealey Larry GI'OIIIIdo, 100 of Mrs Bertha Allll GI'OIIIIda of Rt. 1 ~ ,Donal~ ~ Stobarl, o1 "'"' Mr. and 111'1. Ployd -6lobart Jr., Star Houle, Pomeroy, SAVE; 15¢ Mr• • ,..." Vo1 IN authorlnd lo rtdHtn .~~~~-.._D. BJo>. R-• C •tm Ha bu I nwnber lor II JUI'I . and thlo It bll fourlb oucca"'e M-BJ!I. K!lu>oth Judd reported term .. c:llllrmau. the ~g 111011 " - tbo , .... llall, PIDdlar..... wu 1.1.1' MGM Aru olnlwad ID tbo llop IPI'OIDtod to fill 011 UDaJ!iftd ""!'!·D-11' • lar Army during the moath ol term ID IJBII, aod reappoln!ed ..,. 1 ;;: J......,.. ....U,. lor a .....,.year period, 1\ldwd Leo CUno, """ ol Ill'. •u ...Jectad .ol<e cl.alrmOD, IOid ond Mn. RusaoU CIIDo of Route Dr. MYI'GII T Slurp&m, Albma, 2, Racine. .....wy. IS~ v-,._ dar aed MIIIJ, -...-~~ IUIIIIaC ..... lloada1. ll:oiJ WNIIIIr Fora cut Regular Army .beeD aow ON YOUR NEXT. PURCHASE OF' ANY BAG OF Jn • J!9 fTHlS'COOPON rO VOURlROCI'7"ER~r--..... lle INOIId team•• tam. to uw· Colma D. Blubau-L Beebeted CIWruwa . Top Quality ..... Self S ervlee- Free Parking PtiONE WI 9-3342 RACINE, OHIO ., ' ~. �... l F .. ' . ,, or eo.r uroay o1gnt wun Mr . and M" !Pilot Gt'ts Fined HOOMS ANll RATii Clmtou Hubongcr . Then spent , 1:1 Cole-st Pomeroy Ma Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Alva j For RuZZJng "'n bridge Colt HoWdo'd Ceul , Hols inger. FIN,DLAI y ,-For buzzing the · n Reeent visitors of Mr . and Mr! . watf'r ow re uge at Grand Lake ~J!!Otlc LEOPOLD\li.LE ll - Cen- northern f\atanga m an effort to - or WY -2·5244Alvan Ret>d were Mr anC Mrs. St Marys, Aug1aile and Mercer •llER SPACE ld lral Convolese and Katanga ProV· restore the1r ledt.ier to power. BV MART"' HOLSINGER · 1ane p llot h a 1 Tll , . ~ e-a 1 1oc~tlOD eo on . -· Ray Wt>ave r of Wavt>J iy , Ohio. 1 t'Oun 1If'S, an a1rp P'Ol CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS nf'ar grad!' sc:•h()(J] m MidtJlt_... liKe le1:1ders m J•ed ~ay toward 1 Attendance at Eden UB . Sun· Grace and .JuRJor Holsmger I been arrestet.. and ll~~ •tor .tnd RATES f}Url . Phone W\' -2-3:\4fi a m1l ilary alb::nle€ &'gainst (oUow-1 Hospit•l Newt day School Sunday, Jan. 29th was . spent Sunday WJt h Mr. and Mrs rosts. The unusual UK'Ident was 4 cems per word, one tnsen•on M1mmum t"harge--'-80 1::: llF:DHOOI\I Jloi '.'\ F. TliAttt' . H. tr~ ol unlli'J'--onetl Patrice Lu i:l lnobert Van Me-ter 1 reported by Hoger McElroy, .r Amoug tho ~t' who t>n! erPd Holz. d Orv al Bla ke Mr. and M•·- ~ran'· Ba•·b· •· ar" •game management supervbor, crnts. 6 cents per word fur three consecuiJve Ul!--tortioni • • , T Win Holsmeer an . · 11 1 our\ l!lt!lllJa Spec•al--ont> mumb (or ao cents per word 1 ~llu ('JJJ Jim 1 mut'h of the l:'r hosp1tal 1n the pasl :.:4 JKJurs 111,- 1 ·m 1. I 111 I' I 1 :1 11•· : ' ~" "' ..d Do ld " - 1 frum (ir1'4'1l1 Jt•ld was v~iting ,· ,.,·,, 11·0 ..,• 111c,, 01 . '-, 1,,[,(r"rl at Akron. an .•a ~n.ge, en on.-ement 1 "'':ILl ra~eo ol 4 cenu. ~r word will De tharged lor ad I ( '"ni'SII rl', 1ln· 1u I 'IH •r l~ f.'.1•l eJ·sorl lvri'-'(J. v. e re T 1 F' k ,,., · : amJ .ou Jtlpatnr · friends hen· Thursda_v. I Olooo , supet"VISO/' , DlvlsiOD ol Wlldllfe. vertmng _il DOl paad Wllh:n 10 dava after rece1vtnco bill 7-7329 I 2R iirc Pr t·s id~·r.l h ·,et!ll f\a s;1vuhu. lhvis 11 11· 11• ('.a 11 lpo · 1·as, Mrs . •.......- uJs · · and Mrs Errors m Ad\·ertismg -Should t)p reported imm:dillt>ly • ~ Sunday visitor<; of Mr. · The pilot had flown over t be fhe Dally Se-n~mel w11l no1 be res pom1ble for mort' th:~o MODERN 4 ]{ o o ~1 PNFU:{ Army <'Offilll.tn dt•r ;\bJ. Gt'll .Jo- Gree n, /l~~~ Th1rd Ave, Mrs. Dana AI II 1 . . . •.1 d Mr. ami Mrs. GPOrgt' Founds area several p-- 1..-r--• bl • b ,_ k _ va o s m ~t'r weae 1¥ r . an d h ld k .. ~ .J Ullt'S u.:- w'=' 1 . one mrorrect rnsert1on 1rom A Ton VISJtt!U 1 utu ,•w 1 .1u:-.1 ,11 11omuo ·o, 1 . Ca 1d\\ t>ll. _1056 Fir~t .<\ v t' ,,., lin a Uy lden NtSHed apt. Furnat·t> heal :.qJI1 "o . an c- l ren · II1 . . . . -, I Mrs. Hotwrt Wf"hll and Laura . 1 p uue nur.-Juoo:r was Curd Ot Th&~!lks and Spt·clal NotJCf'!i of Events Sl 00 WY 2-3874 )) 5. tfc l'hatrm 111 t1f llw toum 11 of Com- 1M1ss Andra Kay Brown 122 Ced- J d ~ rect-ntly With Mr. and Mrs Larry fed De be 24 A8 It ObiiUIIrJe& pubhlihed at I Ct'nl per w11rd 1 IIJJ ss Jom•rs. Wl'rt' rcJlm·u'd study- ar St. , D<mald Paul Kmg Jr enn ::m 1YT'a Lou Holsinger . thou "b L'@~ ~ · abereou I 1'1 OR!JS , L'llfo Y 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO 1 Raymond Holsmger spenl Sato e uzzmg, a nwn r o I& 'JOe OOc ~ I 33 $4.!10 (171 HELP WANTED 111;.:_ <J nul1tar~ ~.gref•mt•nt pro- ' 1730 Chatham Ave .. David' R.· ~__ _ · _ _ _ _ Rev. and Mrs. Eldon Blake and Canada geese new out of the ref 21 • IOc $1 .20 $1.80 $6.00 I GIHI. WANTED F'OH GENEHAI. fJO.sE-d by Moist' l shumbt' , prPs1- 1Stnburt . 419 Fourth Ave ., Mrs. others went to Logan church Sat· uge area onto the tee and some 2ti 7~c SI.SO $2 25 $7 50 offu·(' work, Middh•jJlJrt , OhiO de nt of tm•;JbW.1.Y K~l.mga ProV· Homer E M<·Quuid, 1156 Second urday night. six or e{ght were taken by bunt· Ad~ recetn•d b7 10 A M wUI 'oe in •bat day 'a p1per. Must be :•hie to mt'<'l the ftllh]Je ln("l' Ave ., Mrs _ FIL~rt'nt'e I. Halley, ers. ~fliP Box, 61'.8 1, co Ttw . D<.~ ~ly Tshombe wa ,; ~<•i<l to have 4~fi Se;ond Ave. Kanauga , Pat aug e readiags: Ga11ipolis & Since there was no apparent 6 PHONE WY 2-21 57 St·ntmt·l I omeroy. I 30 fitp urgt•d the Lco;>OirivJJic IC':Jders to ! rtck Carpenter, Rt. 2 Patriot, dam IB.O, 9 _6 , running 4 feet on 1 1\ collusion lnvoived, $50 of the 1 L..---;(l;o):-::N~O:;::T::I;o:C::E:::S="'---'--:(8:::'1-::A~U~T:':O~"'S"A"'L•E=S1 3U f;tc fol'gel . flll~f poliiJetd ~ilfl'rl'm·e~ ~ ~-rs. ~eal E . :Vise. Rt. 2 Crown rollers. Pomeroy . Mason 20 45 , fine was suspended. According to ===::-:=:--::=::::-:: ·~. - ---~-~- · - I Wllh lum <IIIII align th~ll' mJIIIilry l(tly, Lharue fir'anklm Mash, Rt, Pt . Pleasant 23.98, Hinton .079 Ramge and McElroy, this illhe TERMIT'E AND PEST CONTROl 1919 DOD<;E TRUCK II~ • r (' .. (18) EMPLOYMENT pollt'lf'S wi~h Kat:mga <l!ld South 2 Pt. Pleasant . Mrs. Dall_as Durs_t. I stationary , Kanowha . Falb 1.10 . first case of its kind reported ill ., F.a.. Fret lDipect&oo. lasur·l F'lat Du .":lp 14 tt bed Exeel/('n! WANTED Kasa iJrtl V Jn<'l'~ lfl a JOint .effort l ltt· 1 Leon, W. Va, MISS Addae ifalling, Clmrlestou 1781 falling. BY Ohio. e4 ~ Na&•wtde. PhoM R. IV~ndition $400 _ " . - .- . <lgam;t l.umurnb i!-.1 advmu-t·s 111 M. PuweH , Rt . I Ral'ine, Mrs. 1 Ice is running thin at Gallipolis. HAZEL FRANCIS udA.Senlc•Slalto• W\1 t- I '<~IIWY~ -1}2jfl_ II I J\ -'ll WOMAN WANJ'S W(JRK ~~ \\ - 1 theNorth. i JamesL. Speneer,Rt . lftap-ine, ! lt ' t ·tt ted! •to<~\'Mr. Ray Gotschall and so NEEDHELP-MAIDormec• . pl . ... I Gil ISslrepor rom .. "'llf·m Pkb ' 't .. ~ '" 1111. ._..U~ mg-. papcnng, pamtmg or (' l'<.~r. Tshombe who has steprwd ~'m o c CJJ S. Wolfe Rt 2 Racine . h lh' '· be~-D • d I o near M ar JersGurg VlSJ eu an•··. clerk or carpenter - a · __ . ,. CO . r"~"' . · · • mces tea. ~een aml,an his 'te S , 915 r, rs. · · wan 1!15!~ F'OHO 1 , TON Pi,.kup lru•·k mg 11 rJie flox f,Qt , · 1 1ll' mJIII<ny mt~;H;ures against Lu· Henry Petttt, Rt. l Oak Hill, D 23 tb Oh ' Rl · I Help·"'an•-~ Cl·--"ied wIll "FMol Music Shop" " ))· 'l S • . I p ,. I . . M II L p· am on e Uj>per to vet. husband Sunday n ~ Exr-ellent Mechanical condition aJ Y entme · om~ roy : , mumb.a forre.s m Ill~ provi:ll'e, · r~ enr}_ · Jerce. flt. 2 Oak London. Marmet and Wlnfielj ' . ·. , reach just the person you need. 'E~;~ :::•',u-;ln:r::d g:p:~ Radio & Hellier . $1377.00 Ph 1·31 3 lc anti President Allwrt Khlonji '6 Ill, Heal nee Kay Bloss, Jack· dams were on the sills There [ Mrs. Katre Davt~ stl]~ Phone WY 2-2156 helpful Adwork TU 2·2155. New Haven South Kasai have cia~ imte. ~~m . Ural C. Wills, Wellston, Ar- was four Inches of ice at. poorly and IS bemg cared writer. All work paraa&ef'd (l l J l-6tc (19) BUSINESS pt:ndcnce for their proVirices. But net J . Jeffers, Raddifr, Ira El· and none at Winfield. Boat by her _son and M~ . and Mrs. -:::-:-:--::--:--:=:---c-:Pioo,. WV %-!181 (9) FOR SALE - OPPORTUNITIES Ihey and the l.eopoldville regime ~~'j Coal ~rove, Mrs. Morris E. ments were more oormal today home Davts and fa":tly at their PllMIIeroy, Ohio - -- -fo'OH SALE- Hfo~STAUll.ANT Jlo- rPg!l rd deposed Prerwer Lumume son, rnest 0 . Hall, Kitts with ire thinning. . (JJ 27, 28tr l 4 HOOM HOUSE. 40 x 80 11 . lot i lm as tJ t·ommon enemy Hill, Mrs . John W Scheltl.'ne, Boat movemnti: Rt:tl;ili Swan Jr. and family in~ gmKl husJru•ss. In operal1m1 · Ashland Ky Miss Barbar J ('ently visited Mr. and Mrs. 8 · ~ - -- on F..a:;l Muin Sire('. I Rf';l ~on- 7 years. No d aims, !Jtlv guar- L urn u mba sup~rters have ' M ·f 1 ' A" hi Oh .. River- RaymonJ Sah•eli R Swan and f mil ENROLl. NOW! ablE' . Phont> w:: 2-2'i:IO. unlt•cd . immc<lJale po!'sessl{lll. ~~uwrl t·untrol of Oriental and Ca,rln yWre, H s aldnd, Ky ., Mrs· up 14, 6 : ~0 p.m .; Jane Hoag:larld Mr. and M; Pl~iip Davis and f'Mt>l&• County SrhDDI of IJa.nN"" 1 :~o 6 t KJvu provm<.·es and have occudown 14 fi a m · Peggy Downey _, , d M J fap _ Ballroom _ __ _ P Lease in dudes 6 room upstairs w v · M owaw It· Ravenswood, B G • · ·· · son ca 11 r:u on n1r an rs G ll WV _ _.. SMALL RESTAUltANT r oR apartment ftea son for sellin~ pied such towns as Manono in · a., rs. a er · .armtt, down 15 4·50 a m · Triple Puwer s' ' S nd · · · · 2 2f. -- · Pttrkersburg, W- Va and Wal- do ' .· · ·: , . wan u ay. ! 25 30lc SALE or il'as£'. R~asonabli" . - poor health. Call WV 2·99:15 -1 M n •. ld AI G wn 16,5. 15 a . rn. , C. V. Home• Miss Bernire swan 8 ...,.nt Fri. I' a II WY 2·99G2. ace ruvna Ht~•, • rna , a . . •- Ha ....J Good Ilk:a mn -~-or WY 2-66401·31 -6tc up 17• 12 : 10 a. m .; AI'lqmppa day night with her aunt.· ' (A'l'ERING SF.HV!t:E on ordt·rs ' I'UI 17 2 45 17 1 30 61 {' of 2 dollars within Middleport Mrs. Clinton Faulks, Rt. 1 • : a. m.; Beaver up • Francis. ----p d ht 4:10a. m. ; Rocketdown21,2: ------~~~ unlil 11 P· m .JOtr k"s Doiry Am, GAS, FUEL OIL a~-coal - furomeroy, aug er, S:05 P- m C t · H · d 21 Honolulu, <•apital of Hawaii, WY 2 991:17 0 0 Tuesday. Mrs. Charl~!i T_ Smith a. m.; ap am arn~n own • 1 26 6lr nat-es. Call for free estJmoles I - _ _ : erVICe ·. · • 3 3U a m Ella Ma d 21 built 011 the site or a Polyne!.lan ' I '~'mcman 6 ~bbon Micldlt~'"'Jt EXI'EHT PA1rJTING , papering Rt, 2 Let~n, W. Va., son, 2:13 6:05 . .; I ne own9 , village, was settled in the 17908. "" d 1 t · d 1 m Tue d M J' . C : a. m.; nca up 34, :45 SEE US FOR VOUR fo"f:tm 6-IU·tfc on fJ as ermg, an compete • • " s ay. rs. 1mmte -~ 34 9 45 llftd• •nd ("Ut~tom crln411nc. dry-walling. Call Arthur Musser. Bl-own, 15 Vinton Ave., daughm.; Tinea up ;, : P· m.; MI!Nirpert Frfll hton~. DACH:-o;HUND I'UI'.S, miniature. Hutland, Ohio. Sh 2-47115. tcr 8·58 a m Tu sd M arry urner U;> A, 4 a. m.; red, A.l< . C. n•gJs!t·l'l'd. Phone A . t I d 'd ' M K. . ~ ay. rs· I Elizabeth up 35, 9:30 p. m. fl) 2ti, :utc (II 18·30tp pproxtmaey 6, 300 stu .ents l 8.ur e11 c mney, 4n Sycamore Galli 1 ~ Dam_ Cruc•'ble u -Wl9-~. Milton Cin· lt> , Ral'ine nre expected to regfater Fnday St., daughter, 8: 17 a. m Tues·l po.. . p by Robinette 1 '" 6" (21 CARD OF THANKS Bushun Ho;od. FOR THE BF.ST tN AliTIFI- and Saturday for serond semes- day, Mrs. I'oul R. Roga~ Rt. 2 ~' 30 • · m.: ~rene Cbntm down 1 4 50 8 WE WJSjl-- TO TIMNK t_ ilJR HOOV~.:J(___UPHI(i/1'1'- s~rPt-:Jt ClAI BreOOmJ;l . Curtil's Breed- tcr on-cnm-j)US l'Ourses at We s 1 Wellatun, doughlet·. 5:45' a. m ~~~ ~- ~ -~d So vday up9 :8 · m.; Smooth black leather sole. Al. and B Sizes 4 to 10. many and neighbors ,' th th in~ Servict>, Jnr. $fUXI breeding Viq~inia University, according to Tuesday. I' t'n own · "cl ' In "ny w d ' V.l row .away papN h<Jgs. lee. Hen, resPnlfsl hy hlhert f{('"l··trur J. F'.verelt '-ng. F'lr•t Dl••harged Kuaw a Rl'l'erThelma Ann ~ · Who ." d d" I" ' 1Y u~-~ng Rel'Onditioncd and ~uan•ntecd. n"' ... 1-' , Parker, Chester, Ohio. Phnue classes ure S<.'hedtiled VJ for Monday Patients recently discharged in· up _Marmet 4 : 40 8 · m .: J . S. 'Iu1o 111 ne on f'<:t11 u1 our l~Or 2 50 husband and rather. Charlf•y ay off ' ' or take over pay- 985221i5. 2 1 30tp Feh. 6. eluded Jll~rs. Earl Cremeens, Mrs. Lewl8 down Marmet 5:20 a. m.: h k m(•nl s of St . \-15 JWI' wr-ck Ph nne W II Duncun Bruce down Marmet MIDDL!rORT Boggess. We esper I<.1 II y1 t an \VV 2_22fl<l i iam Garvin, Mrs. Ray Wears, . . d 11·, , , AIR CONDITIONING, REFr:ro. The estimnted enrollment would llw Ewing Funcrnl Homtl, the · Jl-htc ERATION service. Jack'!! Re- top last yeltr's seeond term by Roger Miller , Kny Bloss, Chest- a.m.; W. C. ~ate up Wlnflel MIDDLEPORT Rev. Holmes and Hev. Ashby SINGr:h SI':WJNfl MA<'IIfNE il'lgeration. New Havea. Phone more thnn aoo students. The first er Mayes, Mrs. Ernest Watts, ~:SO P·. ~-l:d ucy Jane 12 lor their confloling words. Spec:- model 127, fully gwmmtccd irl TU 2--3537. 6-23-tl semesh!r of the 196041. academic O..lt E. Rece. Sandra Sue I ;;;;w~n~W~In~,.;;;;.~;~'a>~a~.~m~.iiiOiiiiOi.!::iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiii:iiiiii:ii:iiiiiii!iiiiiiii!!ii i:tl thnnks " lo ·tlae pallheorl'r ~ MmaU desk type table. Comt 11ete year showed a re~istrnt.ion of smltl1. Judith Cox, Mrs· Frank li and flowf'r girls Again thanks bnlmll'e S.17.80 or $2 oo ~~ W('clr. --CUSTOM MEI\T CUTTING ~ 6,11118, lar:~est in University his- WaUace, William Perkins, James tv :JII . God bless evt•r·yont' of Phone W\' ~·2204 . t 11 31 -lnt· W11ld Cr61111 Son1 tory. Registl'ar Long explained Adatnson, Mrs. Major Justis, .\' OU ~ Raclnf', Ohio that st.•t'Clnd semester enrnllmcnt Donald McAvoy, Mrs· John L. jt Mr~;.md As/1 Bo~-:~es!\ .SINGER SEWINe Mi\l'IIINE ---=Phoae WI 9·3 172 is usua II Y somew hat Iower (1..' ran t daug ht er an d I Children nt~n 8etv·u 1 e an d m Roond ~bin. tn braml rww coo ! t !Ole llwt for the (all lcrntt Mrs. Dm•e Rankin and infant son . . 2 1 ltp svlt' cabinet. Jl~rtuilJped lo zig __ _ _ i\UCTJONJo~ER -----· Adults and high F:cbool grad· Among Allloa: I Wto: WISII ·m THANK AI.L :wg and makt! butlon holes. REASONABLE RAftS untcs whv uru t.mabl~t to attend According to the midnight Ael~ost' who IMllpt'tl in 11ny way lu;. Will .:~ril .o n·spcmsible p.urly to 8ATUI.FAC1'lON& .QUARANTF.Eit daytime tlnlol!-if•S m~ register port or lhe nursing department, their kincllw~~ durin!-( lht• skk - lnkf' ewer M puyments at $B 40 Call er trrl&e L 0. Me<:., from 3 to 5 p.m., Saturday, at the Laban Burrow wos in poor connr-.s and tlt• •.~th of hushtmd and fJJ 'r .nou11, l'hont> WY 2·2204. Cbea&er, Obkt Field Huusc, fur the University'!! dltion. l:ttht.'l ( ll 31-tStc 8-22· 3o-tp e f'e n in g cduculion program. Those who were listed as fair The C1yde Norris lo'"amily HAY fo'OH ~ALE. All k-inds ~ Ry UCYI Courses for bnth graduutes and Included Mrs. George E\'llns, 2 1 If(' bHic or ton . Turn 1 . 1 ~hl at KPICA . ,.ONEER umlergmdualt•s will be offered In Mrs. William Folan, Mrs. Flor(3) IN MEMORIAN H.oy on HI. 7. Sec·oml hnuse .•lo!!' ~:le= 41 fields or :dudy. The dusses UH· etiC'e Halley, "Newt Radekin, "'iPlds , Star Houle, f'omel'oy , Wrllo, '.,,_00'"0 , Conlo~ ually are Cl. mcentmtc,od inlo one Thomas Mitchell. Mrs. .Rachael 'N MEMORY OF GEOIIGE lt . Ohio. rI Mash, MISS Ruth 2 1 3tt A. C BRADFORD Ra 1 ~ Ohlt or I wo evenm~s .a week, cnubl!ng K e Uey, Ch ares Pfl.ltK ..~IC, who gave his life ' ' c Of!, students to ('fJmmute to the c.·amn. Gillespie, Mrs. Mavadell Bail{'y, VACUUM Cleun· " sistt>f'n Yff-1~":1 ago StMIIy mhured ELECTHOJ.11){ er in e:H·rllent L'Ondilion, with MUELLER FURNACES, WEST· us from consider_ahle distanees. Day~on Ashworth, Ernest Carter, hy pllrenh, ltalph llllrl Mary all cleaning ollm·hments. Will lNG HOUSE appllances. Arnold Otlwr, stu~cnls . m all purls of Dayid • Beman, Harry Crump, Parkt-1", slslcr flc.•\c•n . and bro· !j('/1 for $13.00 plus $7 t5 due lm· Brothers, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone ~test Vt~glnJU wtll t"Hm Univer· ~ad Karr, Mrs. Myrtle Hicks, thc>rs 1\llwl'l, lturoltl , lloy und pul·ts. Phone WY 2_2204 . WY 2-6:-184. ll-ll-tf st Y rrcdtt by atlonrling extension rt.'OrJ;!e Lanter, Mrs. Han~k~~~~:~: t.elnnd . _____ ____ clusses. Second semes. extcn- Shirley Haskin!!, Jerald ( ll 31 -6lc "A nd maybe I dlt•d In vain . .sivn t·ent{'rs nl'e Beckity, Dlut•· Gordon Holter, Clyde Hut if I were <~live, COHN FoH-SAU: Sl A- HUSIIEL. 11rper CDC!ed field, Churleston, Clarkshurg:, El· Mrs. Jnmes Spen<.oer, Mrs. Neal And my l'Ounlry t·atlt.orl Phone Sll 2-4110,1. I-JI -3tc kins, <;lt•nvillc, Gmntsville, Key- Wise, Mrs. Kate Casto, MrsI'd do It all over a~uin . '' 111, YOUTH BED LIKF; -NEW. 0 n e lier. Kingwood, LewlsbW'Ii:, M~r· Honry Pierce, Mrs. Eliza Rath· 2 I hall price· Mrs Normun Grue linsburg, M(•mlow Brid~ N e w 1burn. M1·s. Clayton Barrett, Earl ser, PhoneWY-~·IiH4!1. fll 3.J ·:Jlc MarlinsviliP, Parker·sbu•·~rPrirl<'e· VnnZant, Ray Evans, Sr·. John 151 PERSONALS lon. Haim•llt•, ~ummet·sville, Well·· Goffe, Homer Waugh, ~·-· S r., M I D D L £-AGED CIIIUSTIAN 4 ltOOM tloti~F: on ·Union- Ave·· ton, Welch und WhL't'linJl. Gt'Ol'b'ltt Fulks, Min Myrtle lady would Uke to live w I t h nue . G;1s hcut Phone WY 2· E. . ngincerM and sdcntists In the Nance, Mrs. Elmer Morton, Pa· 10meone ( u r cumpankmship 25110. f ·3 l-6t P Charleston - Jhmtin~:tlon urea will trit•ia Cnrpenter, Mr11. :;hare Ellpenaet. Write t.'·O Otuly 112 RATS KILLED --with STAR be able to lllgn up on Moftdoy fur M~iaid , and John F. BlaeH- 1 Sentinel, ._. 1168 F U l :JI -JI 1, WARF'ARIN AUaranteed 21,1 Jb ' dassel!! at the University's Kanaw- ne1·. i\.11 other patients were re-- r $1.49. F.bersbach Hardware, ha Valley G1·udllute Cent(lr al. In- ported good. I fl) AVTO SALES Sugar Rtm Flour Mill, sUtule Hl'~istmtion -will be held Ten uniiM or blood were adminOoM «:leu VM C•n 41 1 HI. 2fJ, 21: 25,26,27; :1t 11::10 p.m . in thto Adminlslrn· lst('red al the hospital Cln Tues- i AU Mllltl ... Medels · · -- · _ (2l I, 2. 3; 8, 9, 10: 12tp lion Building, West Virginia State day•. JIETROPOtiTtN MOTORI 900 x 20 TRUCK TIRES. · i2 ply. ColleKe, for caurses In chetnlcal -;· - - - --~---~' au& M•t. IL Goorl ruMwr Contact: R. L. «>ngilll't'l"in~:t. mechnnicall!ilgineer- FlNll Snh Rt-tno""ed J• OldB Miller, .lr., Mirwn;ville. Ohio. We repair all types of radl- ing, C'i\'il enJ!int"'erir.g, cht'mistry COI.UMBlW - 1'he first salt s KER- Champlon, lo he removed lrom under Lake 2 1 !tplators, rrom heater cores to .und mutht•maticl'l. 1965 , ; ,. -.. - · - - -- the largest truck or tractor --- -Erie hns i>een reported by I he cheap. lloo trumJH't, P•n PF.bi!LESS rltAII.Ett- 4 rooms radiator. Real Eltate For Sale Mortem salt Com pony, according American coal 1tove, loundry, nml ~nth F.Kt.'fll.lent condition. to .Yuhn R. Hyland, ehi('f, Ohio 5 ROOM ffOUSE FOI\ 'SAI.E Division r Shot~ Erosion. twin loed,y.,tlo •nd tclovlsloo, Ave Gilkt•y, lla!TISOnvllle, Qhio. $ 0 oervlcln•a ~~ Jolu Co 2 1 Stc with bath, ulility room.' bo·-' 1 • - nncr, -.- A totnl of 7,000 tons were pr0o Eaat 6th t New liD -Phone WY 2-2l43 monl, 2 cnr carpol'l, gat floor Va. ., . ' 1 9 ~·~ (9al MARINE SUPPLIES Pomeroy,'Ohlo furnace lu•nl. Cm• bt> ,.., 0 e>eo· duccd ii'Om this source - - - -""' 11 SJi£CIAii ~--lngs 6 to \t ~1t 1085 Vine S~t. December, tYRO, Hylund sald. LADIES 1955 I'ONTIA,C V~ Star chic!, 4 dr. ( 20B' INSURANCE Motldlt•port. l'hon• WY 2_28'ro Information was l'flnlalned in a Sf'don. Orpe loral ownt-r. $4!~.110 . 57 Mereary 10 0. ft. lfltS.ftl ' 1 :m ~p m~'.'l!IY 1'1'polt from the comBiaeltn11rl•. Pomlf'r'Oy. 5I Merc:u,. 11 R. P. ISti.OI COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO~~--- ~ .pafiY· It leases 5,000 acres or :· t 28 Ole a H. P. Mfii'CUrJ Oullll ttH.ot tectlon, L.lfe Auto, ,r'lre, Polio FOR SALF. - Modern 3 bedl'O(bt undor Like Erie just west METROPOLITAN MOTORI home atorm doo 1 dO IIIGII. OI.DS :rdonr &>dun. vrlg· 1M F. A Mata CaD Don Milla. Ml\.\lleport, Ohio ' n, w n ws. Fukport Harbor. Lake County, 81 lnul lints ll('W llydramu .a Phoot . : · Pom,_..,. bast ·mt, garage, bardWboiJ und is rt'Quired to give a monthly llr drive.' 00. Rlttt•llnar'5. 38'JI BARNES-Sti.iPSON INSURANCB floors, awnings. large .lot: All aP.CqJ.IIting of production. Pomeroy. 1-20-ttc Ageata, Middleport. l'ire, Auto- Sm electricd Can be PI fmiiftced w "tt· " .... • .· T'·'"" sa 1t romes 1rom 1,800 feet 1 ''" - ·~ mobile BondL PbJOo wv ., a 11 own payment. 1one SH de d IIIG7 DODGI'J Y-H c,.,tom royul, 4 (14) FOR RENT 11103 11-4162. Call Car U S t.d un r groan . A vertical ah•ft has duor SedaQ, Ont- hM'll t owm·•· • ,__1-27-ll R tl d ro · no .. en. bt.~n put down on !h~ shore. At Pullh hut~ ,hilt . 11 anri 11 : APARTMENTS- Furnished IJid (21) REAL E$1ATE u an' !2-q.autc proper l•v•l. horizontal drilling 18 Shows bel" of rmt• ~I!Y1 oo. Jnfutl1J!Ihod. Mc:Mastera. Mkldl&o Mount WushiiiM,ton, In New done under tht- lake. The opera· _!lDrL_~ne WVl-2821. »t .1.. ' Hampshire, is tho highest peak tlon Js in its early stages, Hyland 8lat>Unur'1. P()fll('roy. ~CRILAN _ _ _ me DEL!IXE 1'HREE ROOM AND ; in northeastern United Stateo.. pointed out. 1 211 1009 PONTLtC t:alalina , 2 door bath .apartment - oUiee rooms Jedan. One owner Spotlt!~ 1111 _ - trmkr space. Phone WY 2· POMEROY MAIN-ST IIIGIIWAY l1h imMir end out f1 and 11 5141. fll 6 tlc PROPERTY-Consi:dlng of · I tiM 00 Blaettn..r •. l'om4•roy . . Nto:Wil'iOOM AND nATH- .~urlot !l.treet to street, block I 1 ~ fit(' nishcd homr Nke tumllure building 20 x no, a cur gurnRf. 1 NOWII!I THE TIME TO BUY That New - · und TV, ..-;o.oo mo lnf)uirc ut showroom and 5 • room bl"ic•k ; Outfit At Low- Low Winter Prien Cliff'5 Shoe Repair or !See al 49:1 horne with bath, gas·CJred hot e 14 Foot Whl ..hou" Boat Hrnarlway, Mirldleport . air heatlyg to HI! rooms, niCf' 27.7 H.P. 19+1 Mod•l Scott MotOr kitc~n. basoment and 1·31-lte • 14 Foot Hlllftp Trallv port·h. E)(('t'llent 1oeaUon fo1· ONE FIVE ROOM,APART~ENT l>uslnilSS or professidnal Mlm Windshield ~ Ste<jt!Jnl -Remote Controla 1 FULL li ,J,IQUIPPID · with bath Phon• ••,-y 2-3841 et where prominence of site might 1 evemng.'l W\ ~-3319. lt-11-Ucr have priml\ry Importance. En· NOW Ofo!LY $1095 • IIOIJSE t&S4, LINCOLN Helgbta, tiro property priced at tl5.000. · 4 rooms und bath, M!W i!D.I POMF.ROY - 8-room brick house lumace. Phone WY 2·357S or with ~ baths, gaa healtlng. . Gallipolta Gl 1141146. IHitf Main street. Only OWner might consider smaller I STORE HOURS: OPEN THURSDAY AFJ'ERNOON-SATURDAY II TO 9 Transporuolkm and Water EIGHTROOM HoUsE, lwo II.. home In trade. Ph-'WY•NUO '01 ltat Main lt. ..II;) ,_...., mnm apartment&. A. N. 8enRel 1 C. C. CVCKLEil, RF.ALTY Phw" WY I·S2'12. 11-S.UolBDX 12t PRONE WY [ HOUSE, a ~ear MONDAY THBOVGR FRIDAY Ui Sign Oil uo Today wttb Gael S · DIVerSity L' ;nds m. . I t .,...,...,. . ' ...... - ,, . 7:il0 EaJy Llltenlng 7:45 Swiday Chapel 8:25 Social Security Show Tbe Chureh at Work. 9:15 Manha~ lllelodleo ,,. g,so Tbe SUnday I!;,the DOWN 1. A lodger :.Not dotlrttl . I. River (8. A.l 4. Girt' I nlekname tl.l:utlq utenltl l.lllxtiDct wtldox 7.1Cmptytalk IUCceuor (colloq.) I . Plant& 11. VIshnU -.tnoamauoa 11.Dtlt:luo ' 13. Ortt ually 11.Iul& lt. Hotpltal 10:10 PIQ Y- RuDdt II :tiD Price to Righi 4:()1'1 Alllel'no BaMstpnd 5:00 Lone Raager 1 ' iiO Wblrlyblrda s,oo Deputy Dawg S:SO Your l!loao ileporlllr 1'4<1 Wealber Teller 1 '4ll Jolla Dab N 7 ' 00 Beat ol Pool 7' 311 Bona Ilona 1: SO Tbe Nellon P'amDJ e:oo Raw.U.. Ill,. IO:OO Naked Cll7 u,oo The Newo Tonl8)tl 11 ' 10 Scanning The Weather 1:30 Romper Room 9·00 Movietimo 10:115 Newa 11 ;00 Morning Coout 17. Wall cover- 1:01 Nowt 1:1& Movie l,.~y..... w.-. ~ a- ,.. Dlltl4y .,. y..... Dr. 1:10......, . , _ .,. llaloo , , iiO l!ero'l rtil Hollywood 1:00 SteamMet bOI .,. S t i L - a. li<niCP !Ave 'IW Bob WBDNDIIAY trtnt 11. Qor. rldor 22. Cblneae, Indllnl, lie. 24. Fish 211. Polleo 26. Madopl<ar 31. PIOUI lemur aa. Oppotlte ol 27. carttnr wlntlw.trol vehtQle M. Summoa 28, Trt,po '37. Watch -~ 1!\)CkOt Scienc• 38. Mothti' of founder Irtah &ada Y_.,.. ...,_ for- ILChtl& lJI. Trw 4:00 Brighter Day .,15Seoret Storm UO Edge ol Nlgbt s,oo Tbree Stoogea 6:0D Artbur J. 6mltll OUIIawa 1'31111111 Mllerlcnl 1:00 Badlelor hlbar l:iiO Fard Show 10:111 G......, Show IO:illl Two ,..,.. Weal "U:OO New 11:11 Woatbercae HIS ll:IS Jock Pur 1:00 Sip Off HONoR, HlMsELF'- AND &OOI<tE JOE.!'! II: SO Number Pleue 1:110-1,311 Woman'a P.,. 1:111 DaJ In Court I: iiO Road to RnlJly S:OO Queen for Dq l:illl Who Do You Trut 4:00 Amerlc:lll llllldlland 1:00 &ck!' And Rio Prleudo 5: iiO Whlrlyblrda a,oo M Squad l:illl Your £uo Reporter 1:40 Weatber TtDer 1:48 Joba Dab Newa 7:110 Jolmny ~~~~ 7:10 - " " ' Sol 1:00 Domta lleecl 1: i10 'n>o Roal MC!Cor .. Ill My Tbnt So111 l'illl Untoucbabl111 ll:illl Brothera Bnrmagm 11:111 News '' 11:10 WoaU. 11:16 ..... 11.1"1Drd ·, . "~~~., 10:110 VIdeo VW... u,OD 1 lA.. t.aey _.... ··.... if, Tr&•ollq wnalll u:• ll.<luidiJtl Jl&ht - 1:30 Art HE :DOESN'T LIKE HIS JOB AS A NIGHT WATCHMAN ('&a ffP • : .. .. t: 110 llrlgbter Day aear Bnr~~on~ "15 - Storm' 4:110 Edit ol NJ&bl " 1:110 '1'brite llloogeo 1: 110 Arlbur J. &mllh I:ID~ ,. , 1:11 Amoo 'N Antly T,oo Mountecl Polico 7:311 Aim Sotbora l:tll Aqel l:illl Z.. GI'IIJ 1:00 WJ1 I I 10:111 CBB Raparll 11:111 Newa 11:10 WtaU. 11:11 '11loaflr u \ C. , ~,.- '1-')t:: •.··T •nfr·:'1 ~ SEE IT NOWl' · BUY IT NOWI Metropol~n ·Motors ·· ~nd I U.Llttlt c1>lld I WJEH RADIO -~ ..... IIONDAY t'IIIUKIU8 raJD.\1 11:10 Oldo 1'1- If, Qtl- XIII f,OD Sip OD, Mlllk!ll Clodl U:llllarbll - ... Jt 61.Uitoa ,,. Tbe LllaiJaa I:OD Oblo VaDo, 1'1- ll:iiO Bulllll1l ..... _.. DtULI' (lBIProQUOTE - Here'• how to work Itt ' ·.&XJ'DLB4A..Xa . II . L 0 Jf G P II L L 0 W ..... Oftaletter llmpty ttandl tor - r . In thll Mmplt A flllllt flor 111o tm.. lt't. X tor Ute l:w!> O't, etc. Btnltlo lettert, • tlophl-, 111o loqtb utt1 formation or tba wvrdl 11'1 all 11111111. a4J> do¥ ~ -IItten ... dill- 1:01 8partl ""'"' I:IOOblo l f 1: 16 World Nftl ,,. 111.-..ICiodt 11:............... 11:11-00... 1!:41Mr.~ l:lll.aell1:00 llr. .... 1:8 OMnmt•H:J NIWI I:OD World lllnll ···~·-- ,,. IIUIIeal Clod! ... Publlt llnloa ... ••• Dlielll l.aatl "111111 - c. llbowwa ol IIIMIIIC 1 A. CIJL' 1 • 4 ' M a 10:01 1'all! of .... ' - . rBoi.OB~ TBb HBO PTBVBTZ 18'8 World Non l:ll W,lilld lllnll u,oe Ttllt o1 111o 1:11 Cliltto ... JBS:JOBHV XQ. 4BTU BTDBLM ...., U:lt, Curd~ illll a:•r .,, .... .. . ...""' ........... a:• Bing! 11:41 World lila 1Pzatzra,-• Cl)pt141.0181 A LION AKONG t.ADU. II A 11:8 I I - Clo!ldJ NIIOIIT IIRI:ADFIIL TIIING-8HAKUPJWIII. ll:tiiC IfICI JilL ICioor . _ _ ----·-~ U:tll Local H.- N\ ....... a:•Spartl'hdq I!. ~Ja.M ',h ·~ ~I 0 .... r~r--- . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ,~ ' '1- .... - ~. - • .Jo , _ , ... ~ ............. ............ _ _ _ . . .......... ... . ................_. ......... . . ~ ...., . ... . . '·""-r:;-·~-:- ~-·-. ··---- _._·-~·.,-·-""'~ ~.~.-· ·--·:'l·: •• ALL BLANKETS REDUCED I ...MIDDLEPJ)BlJ&ARIMEHl.S) 0R.E~ -.· MILL ST. I' I 00 • 0 11Hf1 MEN'S FRUIT OF THE LOOM INSULATED UNDERWEAR sHIRTS_ : $1.59 PANTS ........ $1J9 e ~- ~J! -.t!1r:: I'll 'n>o Wlllblr .... .. :o;,:' ' -. 00 THINKING ABOUT. SPRING THINKING ABOUT BOATING Ul I l.lnthttlr 00 .... . I, I:OOMm••n 1:90 Verdk:l It Youra 7:il0 Tr. Aquallaulo · 8~ wlltled Doacl or Alive 9:00 My Sliter Elleen 9: 10 rve G<>t A Secret 10:110 Amtslrong ctrcle-Tbeatre 11:00 11 O'cloelt News u,to A Loolt AI Jllo Woalllor 11'16 Theater II 10. AfftrlllaUVI ..... "·"'" · J'UII JJ:oo Lo.. of Lila 12,110 Sear<b for 'l'ctaloiru• 11'41 Guiding Light 1:00 Life of RJ1eJ 1: i10 A. 'n>o World 'IIIntl Mountain Mist QUILT lAniNG · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 97c GROUP OF 80 SQ. PRINTS .. 33c yanl 6 ONLY COMFORTS ........ $5.00 each 00 NIGHTS AN' WilL CAVE IN PUNKIN HAID 1:10 Fl.alt 1:15 Wealhor a:oo run Clrole 8:15 Weather 6,10 Sport.eope ,, 3D Amoa 'N Andy 7,00 Hlghway l'ltrol TIIUI<8DA1 I:OINen 8:16Capt. ~ t,tll Ca- 'ft I w,oo December BrJcle BDWNOJ'L, "fHem ausr WHTN-TV Channel 13 Ing !8. Doc· (llltbr.) ' ~i'£0\w ONE Of TH' WCHS-TV Channel 8. ~ 12:00 Camouflage :10. _,.,., I 1 D ' IO II Could lo Y• 11:11 N.,. 7,illf l :oJS Sign On .,tiD CWtzoom 7:00 Toclo.J I:OD Welcome Nellhhcn 1:10 W- a. Will ID:OD S., Whal 11: SO employet ' l:OD Sip 011 'I'IIVIIIIDAY and radio u the 111011 flourllbbt& 11:15 Mov~.n In the world." I:tiD CarlooD Time -42. Game tlah nceptaolt 11.MDR•' r II: 15 Jaet Pur Sbcnr 12:15 Tbe Searclt 12:30 Army Hour 1:00 Sunday Showcase S:la News Roundup 5,311 Sign Off 1'- Wine W, - -.. Fu - as SVNDAY Sign On 1, UNil-V l:illl Newa 1:41 llmttlo1 BrillldoJ a.p.r& 7:ot llu liwll II' 1D W........ BATVRDAY S:SII Sign On . e :GO Mel Price Show 5:15 Country Top Ten 11. Ejecta Boys' Dungarees with 420 Nylon 6 to 12 PANTIES, slzu 5 to 1t1 · · · · 3 Pall' $1.00 KNEE HIGH HOSE · · ..... · · · ·· 2 pair Bk Off s,illf Sign u, DO Non J!eadiM 12:00 Noon News wolcht lO.Iolalaym boat U.Mountaln aoll ____ $11.88---- ----- -- 1:25 !Jewa l,illf P1a1tor Party 2:15 Newt 2:311 Plalter Party , ,15 News S:iiO Plalter Party 5:15 Newo llooDdup 1: iiO Price to Right " ' 00 Peny Camo Show IO'OD l'lllr ........, llorJ IO:iiO Tombotoao TerrltDrJ :5:33 Sip Off · e.Brultlan MEN'S LEATHER INSULATED BOOT $1.98---Famous HOPE MUSLIN 4 yards $1.00 ll:iiO 12:00 No<rt Newt 12,15 Manhattea Melodies 12' 311 Plotter Party ntiNUIIAI 5:10 QuJU llrtw. McGraw 5,00 Vou Albd For rt ''II Jim 'l'baclrlo Show 8:15 W e 5, iiO Newa Plcturo M5 Runlle)o 8rlDkJer llopttll 7:10 Menhemt HO Wap '!'raiD 4,15 Plalter Party llewa Roundup AUeniiid Nautilua (oolloq.l RADIATOR Blaettnar' - - .__...f" TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ- TV . Channel 3 s:15 .1.01101111 I REPA I R "'" ..-~- ~ ·.t···- Show ll :oJS Wuhlngton Reporta to the ll:illl """*tlnlltll People 12:111 Trutb or CclllequeacOe 1. Deltructlon G. Ethan. II THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 11:111 DAILY CROSSWORD I - ...... · · · THIS ·---------- - Country lloe Down Fum Bureau Show Country lloe Down Fann Tlmo Mld·Day Dow Jones Av· 10:00 LIKING II'I!SfiRNI 0~ NEW y ORK (UP!) -R Db e r t A theremin Is a musical instrllW. Sonloff, Natloaal Broadcutlng ment that ean he played merely CompanJ ·board dtalnnan, came by waving ooe's hands over lt. LUMBER E 11:15 1U5 ll :iiO RoJll 1U7 fled· THE SHOE BOX s;;:· Swap Shop uo tNewa) BYeakfast Party Newo Breakfast Party Motorcaclo Dctlon'a Top Tea ~ Salute POLICE DRVNUN DRIVERS 1elense today of lhe pubBERLIN IUPI> - Wilt Berlin lie's right to like lelevlslon w..t. police OO,adqutllien .-nounced .,. and automobile tail ftne. thai four (lOli<lemea were Involved Sa oofl told the National' Au.,. In dnmkeu· ddvlng accidents o..r mobbe Dealers Auoclatlon'1 .;,. lhe weekend, nual oo:went•on lhet "free ...,.. One was knled wben he drove I peUtive enterprllo hal made pooo hi> car IDto a boJic!ina. Another aible the automotive Jndustrya pbe was Injured when he ran Into 1 nominal growth." SlmllarlJ, ba construct# 'ditch. A third rali ~aid, "freedom of broadcaotlng as lnlo a traffic 1lign and Jled, A an advertlslng-oupported medium fourth rammed a street CAr and hal developed Amerlc:an television BAKER FURNITURE $4.99 Ull 1:15 5:311 Farm Time · THE PAM PUMP e : Cowttr)' Top Ten 7:111 Breatflltl Party 7:10 ExleDdtd uo Breakflltl Party us Tbe World 'nliJ MomlnJ 725 F..xtended Weather 730 Pickens Show 750 Sohlo Newa llopon 100 Breakf..t Party u ,oo w- a,D 7,00 Breakfast Party 12,00 Noon Newt 12:15 Gueal Star 12,10 Just For You U5 Newt l :iiO Just For y.., ua say It Wllh M111k: 3:00 Plalter Party 4:311 Local Newa = (20)8usiness Fann Tllme MornJns Meditationa 10,15 caJIJng Pt. Pleaoant 'I 6,300 Expected T Enro II J U ,. ~~ p,oo News. Events I CoontryJembo- 1:25 Tbe World '11llt Morning INewa> 130 Breakfas.t Party 00 , 1 : 1!1 a,as Country Jamboree 4 Parkers I _ , ~ . Dally SeallDel, Pomeroy.lllddleport, 0., J'eb. WMPO Radio J!efug~ R'IVer Report 1 ........ I cJ M cJ T cJ Fd (on Li l O go "j'a ers · ove 0 ayl -' en Towar.cJ s:~M'l'f All• I I ary lance I Neu's Events R -ll' 0 ' e-Dally Sennno., 1-uu~e!v ·• . Middleport . 0, Feb. 1, 1961 . ... ...~ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO "···--·· . ' --... -- ' \ �' f I JO-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . Feb. LDS FE R E B L E rec-- ,---------------------------------,. I Baptist Youth Conduct Services Mai nly About For Special Sunday Observances People In The yo th of the Pomeroy Firsl , teslimony, l , 1961 Rutland Clu b Plans Open Meeting · I In February, Weather Permitting u Pomeroy •' NOW YOU KNOW . lo letia fllu u .._, I horrt. diu II r••n• ,. id& rl elldrieky lo IM Ulllted - la a uy II a■ lift twe MIia ._ 9' •Nr '"m die ece• ... •art Ultm ••ell 11 &orreatlal rala. ... ....... '""'!! - Baptist church conducted t h e l Following the talk, the young 11le regular meeting of the Rut- nounced paid by the treasurer. morn ing wo�sh •? serv ire Sunday ; peopJ� g-tthereti around attrac-• Mr and Mrs. Ge rald Md ntosh land Garden Club was held Mon- Mrs. Titus ga ve a report on an 1n keeping with the Youth Sunday l1vel) arranged tables rn the day at the home of the pres► olfice�' meet� at Athens. All and family of Athens visit?d Sunreatmn room, where they enjoy·e j observam deot, Mn. Robert Canac1ll)'. A club& in the regJOrL a.re asked to day, with his sister and bro chnsuppe r together. ed ip to was �iven e T worsh all h c dx>rt pau.se in memory of Mrt. help with the Stat.!! Convention at in-law, Mr and M rs W 1llra rd \\'1] b with Sally B1II Foster Weston y f A t er supper. the g1·uup attend. : P. A. Jividen, a charter me�r. Athen.1 in September. 1 son . , . . l h of the Baptist Y o u president the ed l he evening service of ..,u Mid preceding the devoUons ap- I Mr Md Mrs Carl Shm•ve and Mrs Robert Rt>ibe-l was ' l r I · O C r h A 'd' ' h II F mg. eSl p ows Ip, e church which inc!uded the .showby Mra. R. A. SPl'ddle. pointed to represent the ! lub al son of C mcmnata' were WPekend • . , . 30 ing of the film on the life of M .1rrom JJOsed of approx unat� ly I ', Attending the meeting were 13 !he County Extemuon offi�. Feb I gut!lts Of her ·>a rent s Mr ,ljfl d · , , '.· r o F ··L1vmg sang. people young Luther. Im i ,, 1 1 , for the purpose of planning I fflt"mbert and one gueat. M s. Fran k Cl ark ----Jesu s " The boys or the BYF serv. al the Chlldren· s r: The dub made fO\lf table ar- land5C'aping and Mr M rs. George I . u g a n . ed as usher , and took Ille offer- , st Birl/i 'fo/" th, Rurtand fool- Home . r Very t h ick aolld color bath towels, Be�n_ice Kmg 8nd t: 3 r I mg. M, ue last December. Mrs. Mrs. Gf.orge Lasher was ap- 11 5:5 ed nnounc .A Bu at Shrieve visi�ed Saturd8Y "'C h nstian Servi,'e" was t h e Be111s C' kColon: celestial b)ue, ds&wn pink. Titus was appointed to pointed to hav, the WMPO radio of Mr. and M r s. Ro�rt Ball Ray Mrs with I Mr and Lake pe eye t> . ! • riod, or meditation h theme . 1 palace blue, roya] aqua, lilac, purple, .! f1'M: -,.-gernent (or the garden club program sometime mond Taylor. the birth , with hve shorl inspirational talks ! Mason a� an�nc mg f'Pt.f1meeting in Rutland. during the year. 1 fern gre�n and hyll<'inth. Very lar1e Sa rah Weston. Charlene of their rirst child, a daughter. on Mrs. Everett Cald we ll had as E Howard Carpenter and sons. g wen by [f the weather permit.a, the c!Ub 1 Wednesd� y, January 25, at Ho!- : Sharon in Foster. were Sally Clair Wayne James. and Zundel, " ..,..ill hold an open meeting. Mon- her topic for the program, Win• alze - • • - zer Hospit.al. The Dayton Tuesday lo attend t h e Young and Sharon Zundel. day. February tl. at I p. m. at ter Ca re of Evergreens. " the. Methodist Church with t�e traveling prize was won by M n1. funeral or his brother, Hoyt Car- i I n the evening, the youth meet- \ The inlant weighe� eight and ! inches 24 penter. 1 ing was in the form of a r a 1 1 y , , onr-half pounds al birth and has Friendly Garden Club as special Titus. ,uests. Regional dues were &R· Assorted <.'OOkies, mints. <.-offee Jac:k Weese, 8 Junior 11t o h i O with Mark Tracy of Rio G r ande, ; been named Kimberly Ann. Mrs. · and tea were served by tbe hos• U niversity spent t h e weekend the s;>eaker. M.ark spoke on ways I Ball is the former Shirley Dod less. followed by a piano selection with his parents, Mr and Mrs. in which young people can show son. by thei r daily lives that they are I Mate rnal grandparents are Mr. by her daughter. Miss Sabra Can- c . B. Weese. spoke on var- and Mrs. Lester Dooson of Mas• .11riay. Miss Marc ia Karr was the Christians. He also of the youth program I on while paternal grandn-,tht!r is I Monday evening dinner guest of ious phases Wash Clotho lo match, own personal , Mrs. Marjorie Ball of West CoMr,, Wendel Frecker or Racine. and dosed with hi• ou 30c lumbia. Mrs, Lu£emia Weaver �mard Fultz was the speaker Following dinner, Mrs. Frec:ke r -- · of New Haven and M r s. J, R. following the oyster supper of showed colored slides of a recent a-s Chattin of Clifton are great-grandt.pe Men's Group of Heath Meth� Euro�an tr ip. ' mothers. dist Church Tuesday evening, He Charles Dye or Manetta v1s1ted Another Shipment! READY TO HANG ,IJl)k, of hi• work 89 3 lawyer The theme of the program at friends in Syracuse Sunday. . and nces he has had In the regular month ly meeting of Of The Popular IS IIC Soup Supper Mr , and Mrs, J, T, McClain re�.:t::.:�: ch r Chu Rev. Raymon Konkright, pas· Pfonn nd Fe b 3 rd , the Mason Methodist . turned to their home Lancaster '• Oene H arru. preslut"n . .... t , was m WSCS on Monday night was ' ' Re1kt ' • .,r , tor of the Heal h Method'isl Cb o after a weekend visit nday, M .u rch I: Plans were made for a SOU" . . " cha rge of the meeting when It calling · I ExpandOur Heritage was m fra llipolis Tuesday eve• supper lo be held Feb :I when · WI' th Mr. and M rs. N or man Kl was voted to re-new the charter Plain color rustom t.aiJ. ' � he�e he ?9 1·I'ici'paled in the the Wesleyan Service Gu ild of ' Vaughan son o Mr. and I nmg I Marhn Ing Our Horizons." or the group and plan1:1 were dis• . ored d rapes of 100% a<'e­ In charge of ttw devol lons and �rs. R. E. �aujil:han i � confined to l Sub--�1stricl workshop on stew- Racine Methodist Church met al qissed for nex� month's meeting . late. Ready to hang when the elecl lon of officer, wll) 1 lhe �rogra� was �rs. Evel� n 1 h1s home w1th the l'hicken pox. 1 ardsh lp and . the Every Member the home of Mrs. Mory Lou Johnin neat colorful cbe<:ks n c h was held at t h e · whi parl!I rendmg Taking Prufhtt. .J i Canvass l f . Mrs nnd Mr Clif ames of d r o b[I! held. son. Wash able - 50" wide, and mulU colored stripes Grace before the suppe r �a1:1 t he program ere Mrs. J u e Syrac_use visited Tuesday with ' Graee Methodist Churc h. 1'he bmiiness meeting was held j � � 84" long, Pastel color&­ The local pas�or was a member 1 by the president, Mrs , 0 0 r i s aiven by �v. _Raymon Konkright Van Maire, M111 . Peorl Housh. , her sister. Mrs. R. E. Vaughan. Very popular and big w h ite, green, rose, natur• llld aroup smgmg was Jed by Wll• Mrs. Gladys �om m,. Mrs. Mur / 1 Mr s. Clayton White and chil• or the panel wh ,�h gave a de�on- Ht!m; ler. LaLer a layelle shower Meg_ee. Mrs. Liloh ZerklP. Mrs. d nm retu rned to their home in sfralion of a fmance comm1tt�e was held for Mrs. Rose G r insta££. 11am Everson. al and 11old. sellers. 1 . Cillhlrs ottendmg Wt>re James Emily Burgess. Mrs. Margaret Warren Monday · after II week's meeting· dealing with local 1 i- 1 Rc freshmen Is were served by / . . . . � . Euler. David Konkrlght, ,lames Picken,. and M1 s. Ma ry Ca pt-• v1s 1t with her parents , Mr. # n d nances and missionary appru· _1 • hostess to 20 members. The next 1 . 1)rlSwell, AHi:e<' Scarberry, John harl. tion !I. Between the two hy poi!ll . i · meet ing will be 81 lht! home of i Mrs, Edward Parfitt. 1 pair Chambe rs. During lhe business rru•eling, a John Thomas, studcnl at Ohio eal sessions of the commi t tee. a Mrs. Ht' len Lott. letchl<a. Rll'h_ard Clarfnce Emmish, Robert Hor- letter of thanks wos read from University, .sJ)<!nt the weekend disc ussion period was led by Rev. Homer the Women's Welfare Service in with his parents, Mr. and M r s. J.,ewis Nicholas, of Portsmouth. ris, Wayne Gib�ns, trt 1 1'1. llllOllnced Cook •nd Earl Kmght. eKpressed Edger Thomas and daughtei-, Rev. Warren Wilson, pester or J a p a n, The letter Couple in By the Gallipolis church was thank• for a Jorge package of ny- Zuno. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zeller. Ion hose sent to the Service , lost Mn. Fred Crow Sr . M n. Ired charge or the meeting. LARGE 72" x 90'' 511'E the birth ur a seven pound 14 oz. year. The Welfare Service con- Crow Jr. a1xJ Mrs. J. E. D, Hnr• __ ,L son. Donald Jeffery, at W h i t e ' 0Uf nUrC.n sists ch ieny of war w1dow11 who linger visited Tuesday. with Mrs. ,. ll , Cross Hospital in Columbus, Jan- ! use the hose to make novelties, Charle, Ward al St. Mary · , Ho,uary 25. I Othen attending the meeting pita! in Huntington, W. Vv. P:iterm1I grandparents are Mr . I An Interdenominational Youth were Mrs. H11:1el Lieving. M r s. Mrs. Kenneth Harris and sons 1 Herbe1't Zeller of Columbus and Sunday Comml�tee m�t in the l..orene Harlen, M_rs. I,. J. Rut• and .Mrs. Karl Grueser were busi• 1 study of the First Umted Pre•• t1ncutt.r, _Mr11. Willie 8 r o w n, t'lf81 vl1itors In Gallipolis TuesI a grm•t grandmother is Mrs. HoA beautiful screen print blanket - r•Jll-eahlntlly differbyterlao Ch�rc·h In Mlddleport M u. Kalie Fo1l@'song. Mrs. P'ran• day. Su1:1ie Smith, small daughter 0£ gan, ulso of Columbus. Sunday �venmg when youth o( C't8 Stewart, and Mrs. Mate rnal grandparents are Mr. ent floNI print a1ain1t white or colored crcnmda _____ _ -----Eulyn Mr. and Mnt Earl Smith was reLlght weight - regular we� Proffitt. rat �! ��urrhes rs. Norman Will of M and HolRutfrom esday T ome h turned u size - multi colored stripes. ��-� ! Meade of a miracle fiber blend for IOftnON. Aeet,ilt MIid• . _____ lo ae-.-i u,e site for h....,.,... First quaHty. zer Hospital w her_e sI1e was treat- Jan d and great-gran dperenls. Mr. i ng . 72" x 90" size. )Joxed in colors: wblte 1 pint, eame\ �Ith meeting to be held on ed for _pneumom•. Mrs, C a r I and Mrs, Donald L. Wood or Porni!ladfJ, Feb. 6. al t p. m. &Old. 00 Smit h of Arcidenl , Maryland Is eroy and Mrs. Mary Will of Rutfor It wa, decided that they meet o Jund. a for lamlly h h t Smit with re h� In a community-wide effort in 1 VlSll. Matching W11h Cloth■ Bela Chapter. Mu Gamma Xi Ute Finl 811pU1t Church. BIRTH ANNOUNCED 4 for 25c guest of M r . and und y dinner a S SI So Phi arge h r y, in t i be y r JIBla wlll ro th you met Tuesda Baplol M r. -and Mrs. Arth_u r HenderW�ile They Last fa�ily a�d Lee D. William Mrs. A stor� shower was hl'ld Fri• evening at the DAV Hall Jr, a reg• of tat refreaenta. the Metho. son are announcing birlh or a dllt )'oulh 1h1 devotlo111. Church day evening et the home of Mrs. ular meeting. Mrs. Joyce Kenne- were, Mr, and Mrs. 'Jed Riley, daugh e a t n Ma •/ Clinic so yester � l visitW. Also Va. Clirton. Sr., of of Chrbt youth the program, Pres Lawrence Eblin for Mrs. Je ny dy w.1s in charge and Mrii. A n n . day, we1ghmg lbs. oz., 9 B named _ the home during Lee's ing the at byterl1n youth the recreat ion, and Colmer. Rupe acted as secretary In the Regma Ruth. tht Mt. Mor iah Baptist youth w J II Game-a were played and after ahMence of lhe chapter's st-ere• afternoon were, Mrs. V e r n o n -----hospitality Guyla and Jr. Vernon and Roush . be la charge or the guest of honor opened her tary, Mrs. Norma Amsbary. MEETING TOMORROW 'Ytuth lrorn each t'hurch were many gifts, refreshment, Betty Mrs. : Va. W. Mason. of were The state convention to be hPld 300 "Cannon" Solid Color Dobby Border The Past ?biers_ of Magnolia aelecttd Sunday lo devkle thee served to Mesdame■ �anda Eb - In Cleveland on May 19, 20 and Hawley of Hobson, Ted Riley, Jr. mat11r1 for the rally with gen• lln. Eu11lce Eblin, Loraine Venoy . and son. John. Miss Betty Gil- Temple Pyth 1an S1stere wlll meet 21 waa annou nced tral chairman, Rev. Howard Rup- Pot Humphrey Genevieve De- 'T more , Mrs, Murgle Ferguson , and Thu rsday evening at the home of he group voteel to a 99 lsl wll h '" ll poll, appointed by tbe Middleport Long, Myrlie Grover· Adria Ebo • Mrs, Thomas Cook, East M a in-st. Excellent ar Iona hard wear. IIoat all ol l h e beot lieht the Hearl drlve m Is ye:.r w i l h T rry · Ray • and · hoda ' M r · Yard ,rJdo. IIOfl ,.nto tor • As&O<'lot lon, pree Id· lln, M!Me11 Marhla Grover and 11ln11lerlaI ind dark coloro, thi1 ule. Genuine "Hope" Mrs. Phyl Mullen as chairman Phoebe Lee ' Mr · and Mr8 · Larry MEN'S PROOR .\M • Sandra Ehlin. . 1tt,. ' t Scot Mrs. a�d Dianna, and SIZI IIG Lee lluolin; Bio.hod ·u m , the of m, co ee, Fo11owmg t h • Tho postponed meeting of Rock Thi !ollawlng youth part k lpat- Al,o Ml" Delore, K0<nlg Mrs . rI Sha k II f M lddl FOR ONLY closing ri t ual, a first aid lesson • ed: Baptl•I, Dick Bodlmer and Ivy P�well Ml" Dor io Eblin • h8 oId Springs Grange will be held on nn e err , n/"" ne monl Thursday at 8 p· m· A proaram Bttlf Laymen ; Methodist, Sondra Mn · Jean 'Templeton · Ml'!I· Caroi was c.'ondul'led by Emmett Shu• And The Metching Wash Cloths Only 25c • son ol Mr. end Mn. Don Karr oI . will be presented by the men of . ..,_ Ra JI·, Lunsford Miss Pat Hnggy . Mrs ler · •-"lnaton and Tom Leed·mg Creek �nderwent maJOr the Grange. Refreshments will -----Church of Chrl1t. Barbara Hort• Mamie Snider end Mrs. Ba�� be Holzer surg�ry la11t Friday al served. ner and Bob Smith, and Presby• hara Eblin. I UXI _______ Ho,p,tal. He was reported lo be terlon, Rus sell and C1rolyn Sendlna gifts, but not attending a httle lm?roved yeaterday. Mick Morrie, were Mrs. Roy Bia,, M rs. Emil Soll Cl11ssificalion 80 SQUARE Ale11hirt, Mr,. Bessie Pullln11 I aine• I Expl m s Syste To Mrs. Kenny Eblin, Mr,, Nelli; 0 COLUMBUS - Hlghllght of the Eblin, Mrs. Je,se Haggy , Mrs Mrs Robert H II klenl t, e , re cent Soll &ientists Conference be 111 !, •n e �Ul Mahlon Eblin Jr., and Miu Ruby or the ladles Aux ery Since we Introduced this populv numllor lffeNI montlta Pomt..,-, Ohio w spec lal convoca O eeney• hP.re rontered around discuslion Taylor. Bennett post, American Legion. held Friday, Ftbruary S at 7 : 30 a,a - we've oold many bundles ol th .... 'l1ley art llrl• of appUcation of 8 new 8y stem o( wus In chnrse o( the meeting held p.m. for t� e:tpres1 purpose of alle and have la,! color muW atrlped bord.,._ ,.,·1 c·laa.11UIce t·100 Ior Oh'lo. . J . K . "I AIM AT fflE STARS" . Pmfl Th d n holding the annual Inspection for ay evening at the hall ••• rogram ln Wide Yard Ableiter, U, S, pr1nc •, ;,a1 so11 cor(Solonco f'lrt lon) Mlddle;x>rI · • • Pomeroy Chapter 80 · RoyaI A-� n:■, relator, North Central States ex- All White 11 '('onaerVt1l1on Curt Jureen1 and Gia Scala It w.1111 voted to send three local ma30118. Work will be conferred plained the p la , Mn. Georg, La11her, represent• COLORCARTOONS Now Only n girl, lo Gi rl,' Stale wit h t h e In t ho Mark Master deg ree and "' lnR th< Rutland Garden Club. will •-med As more h.a, �n Iea PIIDAY NOT OPIN ( tpeek Chis Thursday morn lns dur- nnmes to IJCl announced later , the lnspectlng officer will be Ex. about aoil 1.1 und th t the Girls hard, D. nion D. elasei£icat� t:e.: lug the Coffee Hour program over Roy R lrut ' State wUI be held et Cepl• Compa n .Y whicha '1as IATURDAY WMPO 'Ille program which ts tal Unlver,Jty In June a, h a d Gr. H . P of the 12th capltular uaed for the �•I quart.er century "SEVEN WAYS , heard at • each morning Is or been tn past years. Dlstrlct of Royal Arch Mason,. d many de ficiencies , he aakl, PROM SUNDOWN" gardening and aarden clubs each al ; The auxiliary also voted a con· A dinner wlll be oerved more precise •Y•lem became (Technicolor) month, arran&ed by Mro. Garen lrlbollon to the March of Dime, 8 : 30 p.m. al lbe Pomeroy Mason• With Audio Murphy ar wh_kh _ would have Stan,ti. ry of Middleport . She 1, and to help provide basket, at the le Temple . All companion, are �"':'.: y 11111 Barry Sulliv•n e apphcalton. Du ring paat he t ganlen dub radio chairman Xenia Home al Eaaler time requeoted lo romo · slikl P h J l decade, leading - IIIO BClentlsts from 111 · In 1 h 11 area, The Mld-W l n I e r <onference Wllllam,on, H, P. • "12 TO THE MOON" have helped Dr . world the over M re, La'hor will spe•k on whic h w Ill be held ln Columbu, In · _____.._• � ke■ Qark , Tom Conway Guy D SmJIII of Ille U S S o 1 1 "Con,erv lion " BIRTH ANNOUNCFA, ' • _:___ ___ March wa■ diacussed and t h e , Conse�·ation Serv ice, d·e � e I O p Mr. and Mrs. James Withee of 1 I.hie nl!'!w ay&lem. It is anticipated president will ,ttend BIi a repreMiddleport are announcina t h that this new classi(icalion wlll ; aentatlve from the loeol group , During tho meeting plans for birth of a daughter, Lori Lou l8e , be adopted throughout the United I Stunntnc horl.tontal a rummage sale to be he ld on t he Sunday ev.. Jna . at Holzer Hoo?i!•I Slates within the next two yeare. " I IJe. dia ' Weighed Sho G h , and dNIJn opread. striped poundt five and •I. 17t 18th of February were eorge Wh le l I◄ ounces al birth. G rQdpa'."nll portmenl made, Stunly cotton, of �logy, ";;��en ity : are Mr. and Mrs, Olarl�• Wlth. of U linois, and forme and acetate of , r chief and Mr. and M rs, Jame, Dan iela Oh io Geological Survey ex:,lal ed GIVES DINNER that blend n I , Mr. and Mre, Dwight l.ogan en- of Mkldleporl, wuhel colon Ille glacial ieology of northeall , lertained with a dinner Sunday al -------Ohio a nd pomled out 1101118 IOU 1 opon,llns MEET TONIGHT their home on Rock Spring& relatlonehlpa, Other apeakero embri1bt. ·p,._ Road. Pre..nt wore Mr. and Mrs, The Guild ol Gr..., Episcopal phamed the proereu of 1 0 1 1 ' allrunk. In Mro. Church will meet tonight at the Earl Brickles o! Darwin. ey In Ohio, how Ohio Div� IIUl"V aQ\111, beta:e, k ' 9 o cloc follow• Florence Holley and M r , and Mrs . parl,h houae at ■Jon of Landa and Soll l'Ollld en- 1 lilac, pink, UJ(!an and IOb, Skippy, inll tho clan meetinll, cou raae the public to make topu, brown or UN of ..U lnform,itlnn • a di Ii t1nprine• .,.,. propertlM 01 Ohio .. l Albert 8, Marty, Mamllold di­ rector or Richland CGunty Pim,. elteN lhun, Ill-. ntna Commlnlcm, p,lnled ""' the · MIii Otho,, WNII 0..- t:tO 19 - planning commJaatuna could make of ooil aurvey Information. t:00. Ho ,mphaailed 11111 IOpllc tanlt •wage dllposal were el· !ectr•• only on porous mllo I lhal ooll lo III Jmponant factor 111 , 1 aonlng land for ,.,..,. 11111. 0 • , r C · I £ 1•• Of J i!fk�: t Child _Special Mdl Purchase No. 1 Secoads Of annon $ 2 Bath Towe s VOL XU NO. 243 ------- .. 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