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I ( I The Doily S•11tinel ~OiiUIMIATING, EDITORIALLY Sniff, Sniff 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb . 4, 1961 Catholics In America Dallv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 4, 1961-3 ,.,...._ .....,....,..,..... . 0\ P' fc "'b: tc fl n h• ., IT w ". •• !WXIIIIIU A8l[ - - • MIAMI _I UPI ! ~ 1be Ulliftr. a c·he<-k up on thir own effurta ~~oily of Mtaml. which ~ to dale in carrying to completion 1 Thunday it was lower"lni "aD '\4.'" 4-H vrugrt:~m• ul~ady !iilartt.-d _ cia! and reli~ioul entrance'". . . ....... 2 To l!:ive 4-H mem~n an op- aaid Friruly four Ne~ hn'l purtumly lo re11tate their inten- 1 applied for admislliion aD! tiM "' carrymg tu completion ~rs have picked up a~ lhf'lr dub goals selected for the tlon lorms . ' · ··In F'lrming Parents Aren't Blameless th o;>POi tuoilty to ""'......, tbelr 4-H actJvitiel. Thi.J may be 1o,.·n The common phrase !1 juvenile delinquency, but there are many aitualions today ill which the proper term really should be "parental delinquency ." In all loo many instances, parents are gu!Uy of 1 fund1menlll !allure to develop and enforce reasonable discipline in the lives of their children. They do not make of the family the guiding Ioree and controlling agency It can and should ------ •:;s Such a st.a~mfmt Is a valuable ANGEL8 NAME 8COl1l'8 technique in any follow-up proLOS ANGELES <UPH-~ cedure 11 helps members to get ' Gilhouaen and Thomu (Pep) 1M ''set" for the important work were appointed FridaJ to .coa& that lies ahead 11 h~Jn~~. •~ insure the Southern California M'U far' succe~ful t·om~letion ~[ :ny pro- the Los Angeiet ~gell tl ject undertaken. ] American League. Gllhw'- wal 3. To acquaint ?arents In nery I formerly, with lhe Plttlbarlb community with what 4-H mem- rates whJie Ue wu with the berK are already doing. \ Nearly 17ft million galklll el This may be done espec~ally In liquefied petroleum "u lll81'Wwith those actJvJlles m Arkanaaa lut year. within the lramework of the ten - -- - : - '" .; U.·i f! ~;.~ be . .,_ 0 jed Thou1h thia II the bulc lack among many parents, It is being compounded in oue alter cue by further failure . Thus when young people without dis· dp line commit transeresslons against their communiiy, the reaponae of the parent.o involved it often to uuil their acru'"fl in lbel!ltterelt terms . I Guideposts. FOR SALE 1953 FORD 4. To encourage 4-H Clubs to an inventory of those young ] G<>lden Jubilee Trador '11!1111 1- 14-16 Deerbom MoWer . people iu their communitiea who 7 foot cut ' '' :· · are eligible for membel'l!hip. I 1-2-12" Plow • n ( 1 1 Every 4-H :nember Ahoold be i urged to a&ume responsibility I for enrolling at least one mem. If an especially designated I 4-H enrollment week has already ber. Morris rilflla•tlll' and SuppiJ Co. ,.... occurred, this objective may be I REVIEW-Congolese President Joseph Kuawbu, second from right, and Maj. Gen. JosephMobutu, left, review troopo at lhe JQIII.in Xokolo Army Camp in Leopoldvllle. Ceremonies IJlarked :r.tobutu'l promotion !rom coloneL ---- - disregarded. - Phofte WY·UCIO:I 1 RACINI, OHIO 1 T.Jre tile 'W.Jk'•d tile 'Work' •• O•t of Milki11g- wit' • CHORE-BOY 'Arouni- Tlle-811111' PIPELINE MILKING SYSTEM " • DH MAN CAN MilK 40 81 MOlE COWS PEl HOUI • sms moms OF MILES OF WAlKINI lAtH YUI - • SAVES IONS OF MilK CHIYINI lACK YIH - • SAVES HOURS OF SCRUBBINI PAllS AND IIUIPMINT TUXEDO DOG FEED Feed nulrilioua, appeliz ing Tux· edo Dog or Puppy Feeda for health, vigor, good toob. 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I 46 35 cOUnl a....n Moore'• Pomeroy 0., Feb. 4, ll!el The Sports Desk c :When Do We Do The 1'ork of God'/ County Cage Tournament To Have One Less Team In '61 .lloJ' "P' f< h~ "'b: l< J k t L T R k ts ac e s ose 0 oc e . s~ d!'J:s wttll rae. • · ~~:: :,:;:y~"itors from Mate Blrlllge Effort. pen blJ eDUre Ufe to t llldll- . man who had perloriil.ance 1 ~ •I · •• n h IEagIes Ahsorbs·•g 90•59 LoS8 From carthage-Troy 1 b h I 1: •t 1 bearded maa , riding In 1D IDUqaatfd b 1'bey were memherJo • ' . common In the eoun~. always set me thlnklfii," the ~· ~~~;· ~:t:~Ji; "I !mow their sect rather well, llld lot and good cltizenahlp In moat mattG8 I great re.spect. But they alway~ .J-.y~ the feeling that IIIIJ'ely God does 1101 ~ strange in order to please blm. I am lll1'e ,~ . , are doing the will of God, but I would 1 · I!Jell.l:er about them if we could persuade them to heij' l~r'thi'gr.a"mcounty in our efforts to better our public )M!altJj t• and Improve our scbooiJ." 1 ju! a o~b~J..:n£:>.:0~~J'e:r~~~ they overtook a ; .7JJ. •• *" B7 L Smllh -. This le110n ra!Jea one of the most oerloul, llld at i ':~~:htime one of the moot compllcated, quellkllll ~ I. the iDdivldual Christian or the Chrlltlan Cbardl ever deals. "Whit must we do to be doiD& tbe wmll el. Oetl!" It is a question every ltDneot maD ouJ)lt to ''httrcobnee every c!ay, and It lJ aiJo the quatlon . , _ ,. · ,. board ougllt 1D face at the boJ!rmlne of ""'1 offl<:bl meeting. 1 0' .~ SUNDAY SCHOOL UISON OP Tlllli WDJt , ocorin& ll, but led both tlubs In the Panthef3. Baby Panthera tllnthed a tie for The Panthera enlertaln Point Puther cage ~quad 1t.aggered rebounding with 17 rebound.a. Davi.J wa1 the only member cfthe SEOAL title by clobbering Pleasant Wednesday night and PN:"-.uoo favorite J~Mon with Hunch pulled down 11. JacMon 's squad who eould toochJacbon 50-H. Rick Crow paced Friday night the Pantben wW a l(ttltided 62-33 defeat last night Hamm and Terry Oblinaer abo double flguns. He t.oued in 12the scoring with 17 wbile Tommy meet GaUipolia here. Pomeroy • 'Ill the Pomeroy £1c::M:H". turned in fine performances. Oh- points. White had 14. Yates had 12 for wu upset by the Bluemen 52-49 Coach M:oort said following the Linger showed good playmaking In the preliminary contest the Jackson. at Gallipolis. Coach John Wickline's R 10 Br Bob E. By•r lamf be fett hil cagen had put 1 while Harron displayed a nice Grande Bluemen held the favor· Meigs County's annual high school basketbaJI tourna· <tUt ,tbe,lr best team effort this short jwnper. He connected on ed Waterloo Wonders at bay for ment w_ilJ lack a bit of the shine it bas known in the ~ ·mstomping the Jronme~ single shooting perfonnance for i' three uarten last nl t but fl· past t~l5 year . Only three teams will be gunning for B\g 1-ft Jackson Center !.d SEO d q gh • champiOnship honors lpriw played career '• tow ..t SEOAL There is no Meigs 'county League this year but the K'Onng game. He was ~t alo~, CAGE STANDINGS , 'The leanll played ~ a 12-12 J.DnuaL tournament will be playeD Thursday and Satur· !hough, 85 the P 811 U~n ~mmobal- TEAM W L P OP Turnovt!rs versu11 aggressive- the contest. Gallipolis. , deadlock in the fint uarter be- day, February 16 a!id 18, at the RuUa~d High School lzed Coach Dave Fllher 1 whole Athens 15 1 9S2 713 1nt'ss proved to be the downfall of Wellston was a• h~ as Middle- [ Middleport's little Jackets hung I fore a buge crowd at ~ Grande, Gym _ Eastern, Racme and Rutland wtll be the only tum. lso 11 Mod ed to teams in the tourna~ent. . • . 11 6 f1:T1 878 1 the Middleport Yellow Jackets at port was cold last 01ght as the 1 dose for three quarters of the pre- but the second spriUJ was held to only five Ne nvi e · · · · Wellston Fnday night a.s t h. e I Rockel!! hit for as. field goall . to l liminary game but gave way to a be the clinch•r "' .. Wateprorloov outA reserve charnplOnshtp Will also be decided that pointS by lhe Panther defense. .::ackson ". ... . 10 5 856 833 1 d k "- J ke'· Middl rt b I d week-nd · epo 11 16 2Z to 3 poun ing In the fourth per· soored Rio G and !5-8 to t k ~- · 9 6 884 798 1 Go! en Roc ets won gmng aw11y 1 tnt:" ac ~.a l!t. AU . · five Pomeroy starters Pomeroy · · · · · · H st to 5:1 . . . of 'l:l attempts at the fou11ine and iod to drop their 14th game of the halftime lead rof a e a Patrmgs are expect~d to be released Wednes~ay with 75 1 861 ahowed bright spots even though 1Logan · · · · · ··· 8 8 .... ~ : Middleport stayed w1thm range 1wellson had 15 of 25 . seasoo 52 to 27. . two games each mght, one reserve and one varsity. One 8 11 1021 """'of the Rockets in the first period I Wellston now holds an undiBput· ~eir shooting was BOmewhat be. I Well~ton Johnny Allensworth led the In the third canto, the Wonders team wiU be lucky if it draws the bye. This team will ~ft~~r the score had chan ed ~ ~~~~le~:t . ~ ~~ ~~ : and were down 21-19 a~ the quar· ed si.d h place in the SEOAL a~d Jackel scoring with nine mar':er1 ~gan a deliberate lypt! of offense play Saturday night only for the County Championship• hand:r fout times Pomero po : ter mark. In lhe secmd frame I the Jackets ahare the cellar wttb and Gaskill led Wellston with 16. m an effort to draw the Rio de• td ~~ i f-1 1 _Y h ~ SEOAL VARSITY ONLY I Wellston moved past the Middies I ·-- fenders out from the bucket, but -Another MeJgs County tournament will move into Jh~·Eddlee~;h a :~ f:r i TEAM w L p OP ,21 to 8 for a 42-T7 half time lead. the Bluemen continued tbeir tight its semi·finals Monday night at Racine. It is the county 1 ~~lo. the f od ' Athens 12 772 576 Wellston remained hoi in I he zone dofen,. wbtch re&ulled In grade school tournament. ;'~~ . J)~~~re~~!.:f:o~ IJac~n · · : ·.· : a 5 1111 111 third and fourth period as t be I Waterloo breaking out on top of a Paired off in the Monday night games will be Port· thefe 00 ; and at the end of the I Nelsonville . . 8 5 l\118 6871 Jackets couldn't keep pace with 40-3L score when the quarter end- land and Riverview the first game at 7 p .m. and atnnza ltd by 1 15-7 margin. Pomeroy 7 ti 743 1011 the aggressiveness of the Golden , ed. . Ch~t.f'.r and Syracuse lD the second game at 8. Starting tM> teeond period, Ed- Logan 6 7 lifi7 707 l Rockel qulnlel. The flll81 ataru.a was strictly , 11 die Buffington hit 011 one of · Is Wellalon The Rockets outscored the Jack· Coach Bob Ashley'• Eutem Ea·l turnO'Ien to the Trojans 10. one of defense as a total of only Fearless' had "no-comment'' to~ay _after mlsslng 5 8 766 m kmg jump shots. Allen llamm Middleport l 10 liM 748 ' els IS·ll in the third quarter and gles took a 90 to 59 thundering at Chuck Collins contlnued to pace 10 points were scored by the two ~he Athens upset and Logan upset in ptcking the favorplied up. five quick points, Bob Gallipolis . .. 3 10 615 714 20-l4 in the fourth as Lhe Middie Coolville Friday nl~ht as the Car· the Eagles 88 he hit for 16 points. defense-minded teams. However, !,tes. He ~?es have an 8;2 r~cord f~r the week, however. Y.'i!lebl"t'flner tossed in four and TOTA.l.S thage • Troy Tro)ans annexed Ashley's boys had four lads in lile the visitors outscored Rio Grande Fearless forsaw Galhpohs bu.r mng the mortgage for 52 ~ 2 5124 5625 misques continued. Buffington hit for four more __ j Richard swa('khamer led the their 14th win of the sea8<1n. double flgure 11 but still couldn't 6-4 to win the game by the 1L t~e league basement but nut With tfie help of the Mid· markert- whl1e Jackson was JnSEOAL RESER VI>: ONU' I scoring for the Jackel! with 17 Lee Ethndge a~ Roger .steph- mate~ the pomt ou~put, of Steph· poUlL margan of 46-35. dtes. able to find the range. Al half- Tl!:AM w L P 01, and Randal Bowles hit ror 14. 'I1te enson led the Tro)ans, bdtmg l9 enson s 34 and Ethr1dge s -28. Ger- In droppmg their seventh con_ _-.,-lime. the Panther lead had in- Pomeroy 4.., Wt!llstt.n squad had live boys in of their teams 30 field goab from aid Summerfield, Vlrgll Holsinger test of the season, and flfth in a There lS one game lil the area to_nl_ght th_a t ,~ill be 12 1 600 4 creased .to 32-15. W llst · 11 2 544 457 the JoulJ\e figures with Franc!! 25 to 30 feet out. Ste.phenson and J.awrence Hasbargen each row, the Bluemen were paced by wort~ the tr~p to East~rn to see, providing tblS whiteIn the third and fourth perloda, At~ on · H<.~y Jeudmg tht! pack with 17. Joe paced the .way ~1tb M pomts. had u for Eastern. Joe Clark's 13 points. Frank Pet- stuff does~ t cancel It out. Racm~ meets the Ames-8 5 537 :~ Hamsey. Graham, Campbell and . The TroJans Jumped to a 22-18 E.aatem'a reserve squad aaved rie netted Pomeroy continually outplayed ens · 7 witb UxtnJe Jordan Bern Greemes on the neutral floor lD what should be a rmd outmaneuvered through the JLoarkson B 5 414 Kt!ith. Blanekenshi ~red 15, 15, fll'st quarter lead and were never the evening from being a com- and Paul Wtckline addln fIve dandy_. _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 6 7 455 465 Jackton defense. gan p fronted by the scrappy Eagles. plete loss by downing the Coolville . g Jo~ rom the n~ld C<lach. Moore's Gallipolis 3 to 377 482 11 and II m that order to. round Eastern pulled within six points reserves M-27. Ronnie Cashdollar each in the lolmg cause. WINS DOWNHILL RUN ties. boys hit on 28 of 19 field KQal at- N~lsonville 3 10 3tiJ Sll out the double figure scormg for or Carthage ~ Troy In the third and Durst led the Baby Eagles For Waterloo, big Happy ~us- BAD GASTEIN, Austria <UPII temptil tor a lower than u1ual 41 Middleport I 12 300 482 Al.L STARS quarter. then cooled off in the scoring with 10 and 11 points. ~II ~anar~ to .. ~ally 14 pomta, -Erika Netzer of Austria unof· FACE LIFTING PLANNED per cent avere.ge. TO't ALS 52 52 3680 fourth, scoring but 9 points while Bur1lett led Carthage-Troy with 10 sp te 0 e ti&-.t zone defense flcially won the downhill run of SALEM. N.H. tUPil-RockiDg· _ _ lh ~ j ped m · -4>'· thrown around him by Rlo Gran. h . Pomei"oy'l Bu If ington and Bunch e ,ro ana pum e1g ht. d the inll'rnal10nal women's ski am Park. New England'• flJ'st Jed for top ICOring honon with FRJDAY'S RESULTS: After the first quarter Eastern Eastern travt!ls again tonight to e. Don Roach copped runner up I races Friday wht!n she covered pari-mutuel race track will WJderoo tl each, Bunch hit six lholl from 1\'an~llyl began to cool off, hitllng only meet the Hannan, W.Va. five al honor~ by scuring 12 ?Dints for the 2.4-kilometer course in 2: 17 .2. go alteration!! at a c~t of $1 mlJ.. he Aeld and the aame number :.t Gallipolis 48 Logan 40 el~~:ht marken In the second as the Hannan. the wmners. who have ~t lost to Heidi Biehl, Germany's Olympic lion in the near future, accordinl the ft"te throw stripe. Pomeroy li2 Ja<·kson 3~ Trojans hit f~r 21. 'I1le Eagle• out- . Carthage-Troy scoring: Eth- la Gallla ~ounty team lh1s ieason. downhill champion, was second to executive manage' Lou Smllb. scored Coolville In the third per- ridge 11 (6-8) 28; Stephenson 13 In the hd-IHter, the Rio Grande . 2 . 1H. 5 Smith plans to replace the sent lluffington ripped the cord1 on Nelsonville 63 t\lhen11 47 10 nine of 18 1hotl from the field. Wellston 81 Middlllport 5:\ lod 24-21 while pulling within six fS.9l 34; Ellis 2 15-51 9: Dibble 2 Blueboys downed Waterloo 36-28 · · addock extend lbe c1J:hoUS6 11 moetly on hil remarkable 30-fcot ARF.A RESULTS points momentarily. (1.1) 5; Guthrie o {4..fil .ol; Russell behind the ll point& of Junior Haand 'ld th grandstaud jumper. Ripley 7~ Wahama 60 Carthage-Troy hit an even 50 1 (H l 6: Burdelt 1 10.11 2; Hor· ger. Bill Howard and Lawrence BUCKNELL IIOOPSTER FAD.S UJ e · Act Paatber ICOrer Wlnebren· Rutlantl 68 The PluinN li5 percent from the field with 30 of ner 0 <2-Sl 2. Totals 30 (3(1.39) 90 BurdeJI pitched In with 9 mark- LEWISBURG, Pa. IUP1l-Dick A NCW IDEA FOR A NEW ERA uer h•d 1 bad night from the field Carthage • 'Troy 90 Eastern 59 60 field goalJ. Eastern had a chil· Ea11lern scoring: Summerfield erB each in the victory. Knif(in, a junior from Kokomo, ·-- ly first half and fourth quarter 5 15-71 11 : Caldwell 1 U-4l 3; 'l1le box score: Ind., who has been averaging ~-L hitting hut 27 of 71 attempts for Holsinger .o1 13-51 tt; CoiHns 7 WATERLOO f4l) more than 20 points a game for CJ 2H.5 percentage from the field. IZ.4J 16; Riggs t (2-3l 4; Hasbar- Arrington z-2-ll· Russt!ll ~-4-1 . Bucknell'!! basketball team. has I .~ ' At the chari~y line C?'>lville con- gen 4 <3-6) 11; Robinson 1 !1-Sl 3. Newman 2.()-t; G-4-4: Suver~ dropped out of athletic competJ.I Coach s.nun.J. PolllffOY·Mld~leport. 0 ., ...... 4. l!!!:ftl .CHURm SERVICES tn l i? THI CHURCH POR ALL ••• ALL POit TJ11 CHUitCH n.a..a ............... . -· ,_ .... .,.;w.c ....ICIIrt ... We lleltrkt God . .....-.........__. ""--' .,.;n, TMn ,...,.,._ IN .._. fW .... - ......It ... ....,.rt . . a..d.. n., ."'(I) wttBIIie anollber community a desperate war wu belnC wif. certain vice Interests which were JYOlltn. demoralizing the police fom!, llld the an effort to do something )lllldloal tilt a group of Christian laymen orpnht'd a ~ and undertook 1D live baWe to the evlldoen. A&o to get the factibefore the publle tMy 1rlllllttl of lay speakers, and tried to book lbem lor in clubs, Sunday School claaN, llld o11a1r _.. ..... cil'-'liif,llil! • ...._ .. lfiritvtl nl... Wid.MI • .... <Mrd., -~ Iii r.. •• •• ..u. (2) r.. .., *" • " c~a~rn·• ...._ tll r .. u _ . . , . ... _.i4a.(4)F• .. ..U ., .. Chwdl -.Jf, ,... . . . . . . -..~ ................ Piu .... .. .. ct.ri nplerJ, 11M ... ,., bl. ""'· t . The Uniform Sunda,r Schoollalou tor hblliaij "THE TRUE BREAD, John 6. t. l i I reb • LeadR3 IIy CUJIWS MartJn To Nl•p The Plai·ns, 68-65 1I1~~~~:;;;:;::;s::;;}J .. 1 doa't kaow why the aua 11 ealletl tile source •' IUe. u ju·• killed t•- •-- -•atlaa ." Rutland'• Red Dev!IJ came King ~1-1. Totals 28·12-IIH. b~ek' wllh a white hot third quar- The Plain1, Mt.Cune ter, .0\itJcorln& The Plains by Thomas 2-0-.ol, Smllh ID-0-20, Fal··ons Take nine -polnll, to win their nth cage dennin 3-6-12, M~Allister 2-3-8., 15 .....n •t•l'l• I• ,, dy 1.0.2. Tol•i• 25-15-65. nl&ht at Rutland on their home con!Hiln co~ ~.:. •core ow~~ n lnued to dommate. hilling "' of Total• " <17-341 59. son 3-0-6· Roach <-<·12 ~= Scoring by quarters: u1 . 1 .o~. 18 ' · of 34 a the foul line and controll- Carthage-Troy 22 20 21 27- 90 · ed the rebounds 36 to 24 but were Eastern 18 8 24 9--59 . ~IO GRAND~ (35) no match ror the torrid Trojans Reserve!l score · Ea1tern :M Wtckhne 2·1•5: Smith 1-G-2; Jor· of · 'da 2 ISPt'ot?»Rn Carthage-Troy. Eastern bad 24Carthage-Troy 27. n • · : e ne ;r - ; " - '11ey vl·L: Clark 5-3-13; Crothers 1--D-2. TOT,A.LS 14-7·35. 39 attempts. The Eagles hit 17 Score by quartera: lith Loss Of Ca ge seaS00 had the daub led lgpfnsf Rutland after the flrtf. '' iJuarter ended. al 28-ll. ATHt:NS (4'H Coach Jbn VeMatl'l boys ~ulled Rennet t 1).().(1; Bacon 0-Q.O; Gallipolis IUrprlsed Logan's up \o"f S6-2t defi('it by halftime. Gardner G-2-2· Chase 72-18· Chieftains 48·40 In Logan Friday ln 'd\6 JeCOnd half junior for- ion 2-4-8 Ho • Cornwell ~4~ HI Tile Wahama White Falcons night, thus Coach Clyde Evans' ward!f.t Lee Combi, ul the rub- t:omwell. 8·5-i7 - TOTALS i~17: playHd one of their best 11arnes Blue Devll dribblers moved out btry but 1te.l·llrong leK• took .ol7 of the scmron Friday night but did 0~_10 11rteposse•sion of last place fodr · ' · h h d h 11t1 ttimeintwoyears Mlover· ~trol of OOt.h banking NELSONVILLE IB3l not ave enoug to upen t e dl t 1 at 81_53 t W 11 ~ 1 t bolrde:. His work, plus the out· Brun 11 ton 2.3.7; Anderson 2.2-8 : Hlplt'y Vikings. ni:~ d~pplng t~ M~d:ie: :~o atanding floor gome1 turned in by Dexter 8-12·211 : Kunzman 6-4-16: The Vikings handed the Falcons the ~liar with the GaUla quintet. Dnl4 Martin 1nd Jim Hobstetler. Voigt J-6-2: Stufflebean 1-2-4 - . their 14th loae of the Heason by a Both have 3- 10 conference msrks put Rutland ahead 54-52 at 1 he 'TOTAI.S 20-23-6:1. ' of 75-110 at Ripley. with one game remaining. end of the third period. By quortet1l : Ripley jumped off to a lead of It wu the backboard work of It waa a whln.er from then on Nelsonville 13 27 48 63 11-2 in the opening minutes ol the George Pope Dave Porter and 23 out b~t Combs, wl~ .• total of Athens . 7 23 37 47 first quarter. Waham11 ciUne back DIU Tboma1, 'the 16-polnt outburst po~, and Martin With a 20-polnl Rese1·ve SCtu·e- Athens 50 . . however. 1o narrow the by junior pard Brian Lanier, and produc:tloo, kt~pl the fled Devils JtOnvilla 23. 1&-13 at the end of t be Billy Conley's torrid fourth pfrvut f-:vnt to ltay. lod foul ahootlng 18 of 81 which Jt ·w~1 Rutland'1 •econd BuckFo h . f t t lh _, 1 sent the Chieftains down to their Wt;I.UITON 1811 r a r1e momen a e mar t)'e IA!ague v Ictory In I h r e e n 2 H I d od h eighth cage lOll in 18 outings 1t.trta. and ties the 'Devils with • am8ey 6- "14 ; elt:cman lie seeon peri ' 1 e Falcons GAHS Is 3-12 for the year · The Pleina. alao 2-1. G r a h • m 1-6-15: Mullens a one ~lnt advantaae as . 'l'he PI l dkl tbl bet- Ray 8-2-18; Campbell &-1-U; hit ror two atralght bucketa ' a nil every 11 11 kenahlp 5-l·Ll, TOTALS the score 17-16 The Vlk- Athen1 dream of an unblemlahter In technical dt.opa1·hncnts of MIDouCPOaT (II) pulled themselve•' together, ed baakelball aeason fell by the the game ext'ept win. '111e Plalnl- Bowie• e.2-U: Oiler 0.1-1· Lhou h. to move out by 10 lnta, way•lde Friday night aa Coach men ahot ut a 44 per cent to pace deraon 2-l-.5· Kloe 2 .. ~~>. ' po Bob Shet~key'l undermg Nelson· 41 ..,, 18• a 1 ha lftlme. 1 ·ili"U, R t1 d' 11 :'MJ t d hi 1 · u an • per t-en • an eft hamer 6-5-17· Ault 1 0-2 · . ville Oreybounda wrecked the • · • Htpley stretched that lead to 8 lido , 7 U ?tlr t•tmt of their free throwa to 2 50 per cenl by Rutland. hinney -3-a ~ TOTALS 1\t--15·53. 20 points durlnj the tblrd quarter ~ w~:nl~-g~:k ;!e~:p-~;~ 1 1 1 eda:ed nutltmd SD-38 •• Chuck Wellaton . . . . . . 21 42 6L z ..x:Ores ATIONWID• .,...W...._ Save 1 $ - Thru Ice, Mud and Snaw or AufLnOriZ8 • d DeaIer f or a• .... ,., Conley loll). tO; B. ~.an- 1rav,., l.W; lluoseU,l).8.(1; Rouah Mr '1·1-18; D. Porter 1·1-6 - 1-0-l; Tennant. 0.0.0; C. HarTOTALS l!-IHI. Igrave•, 1-o-2: Gardner, B-0-0. T. LOO-'N (41l tall: t7--. Bainter l.O.I; G. D•lton 1-G-2; I RIPLEY Gerlach. 0-8-B; . Wolll HI: 8. Dalton ....11; Pat· Smith, t>O<l; SOulhaU, ti<).O; MIIJa 111'8011 l•H; Doubly »t; Mow- U-11: Sherr, 0-0-0; Rader, Hery 1-G-2 -TOTALS lt-12..f0. 12«1; Coffman, 4-G-8; DeMal"t'', • By quarters: 0-10; Skee11, 0-G-O; Ludwls, 7+18. G1Uipoll1 . ...... I 20 31 48 Tolal&: 28-19-75. Logan . . . . . . . . 8 15 31 40 Scorin& by quarlera: Reserve acore - Loaan ll Gal· Wahama . . .ts 18 12 17 - eo IJpota ll!l. Rtptey ... ta Ill 22 12 _ n DANKS PEl. Ill Logan at WeiiJton Galltpollo at ....,_y Mtddleport ol NeiiOmllla I ont, ono Mlowtns I!Mh Nllhtt <Out at li•IS) ' .I Mall- .... & lun. , _ , . ltam At 2 P.M. · J how TH IIIOWJNO . :nlnOAY , •• · 7111. J- DAIIIIII 1'£1. Ill .._~----.;.'.;.',..;.·-..,.11 Alh"" ot Col11111bua Eutmoor WINTER TIRES THE TOWI (OIIIMI at I t'aiJII' eaALDWIN oWUILITZII • ... OTHII PAMOUI I lANDI N. W. COMPTON, 0 •• D. OI'TOMITitiiT Ofllce Houn' 0 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on Thura. - iait'Couit St., Po1111r0y I f 85 e TELEVISION p IAN 0 S 1 ~~~~... at WE PAY 1 ' the losera. WAHAMA- Knapp, 0.4-4; Jf!W· In the _,... conlelt, AthoOJ GALLIPOLIS 4.1 I ell, 1-l.S; Bennett, 54-10: Yonker. pounded the Little Oreyp\14)1, &&Duncan 11-0-G: Pope 1·1·3: Thorn· · 7-8-22:; Johnson, l.o-4; L. Har- - -~ Feature St&rtl N~htly st T:ao ! Box 1eore: Jack1011 14. CHD..D ~ Jiretfont TO 60 ... - • on a PAIRof new BUARANTEED 1 ADULT $1.20 All rhe protection you need for your home is in this one low cosc Nation· wide plan. Ask for 1he Homeowners Policy-for convenience , •• and for real savings (aj much as 59 Reserve Score: Rlo Grande 36 Mlllers;.ort 70 . Pickerington 56 Waterloo 28. Col North 63 22. Cal St. Charles 58 cl ! ~.... Col Central 58, Col Eastmoor 45 1 Pomeroy, flnalleagua foe of Col Linden &2, Marion Franklin 74 1 40% over Bef?arate co.ver· Gallla Academy's Blue De vIIs ages, depend1ng on where next Friday night, lumdled Jack- Hlj:h School Buke&ban Result. CoColl ESoulth?36S,CCoiiWAqstuin50as 53 you livel. ith tP Fld U"-' as . o e son w ease a omeroy r ay 81 a,_ Preu Iaterutloaal Arlington 54 Grandview 52 night, crushing the pre-ae31!1011 Tol Macomber 75, Tol DeVilbiss London ti2, Westerville 57 MAX WARD favorites 82-33. 6.ol Middletown 61, Portsmouth 48 115 I. 2od Ph. WY-2-2440 The Pomeroyans limited lanky Bex.Jey 55, Mt. Vernon 48 Hamilton Garfield 59 , Ed S P r I £111 to Mn all-time low Sprmgflekl Catholid 47, Hamilton Taft 58 Pomeroy, Ohio ~two yearal u the loop'a top aeor· Col Watter~ ~ Hillsboro 611. ~~~"-:-.. r manaaed to net only five mark. Gahanna 64, Hilllard 82 Greenfield McClain 58 era In the humlliatJng ~feat. Canal ~inchester ~· Wilmington 95, Pleasant View 52 llllll. FilE IMSIUICI CIINIT ' Meanwhile, little Eddie ~ulflng· H~lton Townahlp Gt Lockland f/l, Deer P~rk 61 '··~ ... ~n and company waa havma a Dubhn 50 • Ohio Deaf 41 Dayton Roosevelt 58, I held night. Buffington pumped In Cleve East Tech 90, 18 for the wtnnera, along with Cleve John Hay 35 Bunch E t Cl "''71 . 8B eve o3uaw . For Jackson, Bill Davis had 12. Cleve Helgbts eo Pomeroy's reserve aquad cUnch. Garfield Heighl!l 51, ed at lesat a tie for Jtl thIrd Bedford 49 ot .... :~~t !,!ltle by crushing the Urbana 75, Worthington 45 y . ReynoldsbW:g &s, New Albany 57 Jackaon ia now IIH for the se• Col UniveuJty 58, Col Academy 5f 10n Pomeroy Ia H Inside lhel ~----'------'· · conference, the Ironmen are tied Swackhamer'• crew into a last· for second place with an 8-:1 mark. place Ue with the Gallipolis Blue Pomeroy lB fourth with a 7-6 slate. Devlla with 11 3-lO mark. Wellston Is 5-8 In conference action. ROCKETS IN ROMP High lor WeUston was Jack Wellston had one of Ita 'oD' Graham with 15. Randy Bowie• nighlt in Roe..tii!XI Friday nilht led Middleport with 14 marlten. at Coach Paul Kegley'a unpredlct- lD the reaerve game, the Little able lad& cruahed the hapless Mid· Rocket. kept Itt faint title hopes dfu. 8l-$S. alh'e by blaaUng the Middle •s• The defeat drop.....tt No 1 n p I ~-2'7 """ • . eam, . and led by fl3..43 at the end of the ed 83 _47 t 81 period. The Falconi outaeored coun . ':lwdfe' ume up with II (lOint• Middleport . . . Ul 27 40 5.1 their host!! 17-12 ln the final quar- It was the rlrst regular-season for ll'e Little Red Devil• to be Reaenre aoore - Wellaton ~ ter, loss ror the chargea of Coach lltch pOint man or both tea m s Mkldlepori 21. Charlie Yonker regained h It Chuc~ McAfee ln : ·~r::· ~verLlnnl.ni had 1, to lead lhe win: mhoollng eye a• he took hl&h scor- lng 1 e same peri - _ w ter' net• POMEROY <Ul honors ror both cluba with t2 the Athenians had wan 15 in a By. quarten: Winebrenner 4-3-tl: Bunch . Jim Bennett had 10 for row before being dumped by their •"tl .... tl t8: Ewing 0.0-0: Hamm 4-l..Y; Falconi who saw nine men arch-rival• from the same coun· ~....., , .. , .. . . t3 19 54 68 I Ohl tv 'nle P.~.;..' .. 211 !16 52 85 .urc Jer fl-0.0: Inger 3411; break Into the Bl'Orlng column. ,. Ru ' ifartln 8-I-ID, Hobstet. ln~ton 9-0-11: TOTALS 26-11).63. Dk!k Rader with 10 and Robert Inside the oonference, AHS now ~· ltr 3- •Col'ler toW, Georle 3, JACII80N <Ill Ludwl1 with 18 led the Ripley holdt I IH mark. Nelaonvtne II H. llolfmaa s-.to. Combla-7.23 Sprlgga 2-J.S; Bowman f).J-1: scoring. u .. for the H810n, and 8-5 In the I ·-···· --~--- ..... ____ - .. •!Miller ll-0-0; Hyden 2-t-!; I In the preliminary oontes~ the le!gue -tied wtth JlltltJon for : LIMiTeD INClAGIMINTI 2-0-.ol: Davit 5-3·l2; Beckley Falcon RlaeM!I defeated lbe Rip- second place. : , . TOTALS 14-1-33. ley Reserve~, Bl-42, with Charlie Athena trailed ts-7, 17·23 and tiTHI MMI~~ID By quarlen; . . Hargravet hitting 14 polntt. Leon· 37 at . the quertennarb Friday PICTURid-..,..:..v~flltAY Pomeroy .. . .... 11 21 43 ard Rouah and Glenn Icenhower night. High for the winnere wa1 .Jack10n .. . .. .7 17 21 each had eight for the Llttl~ Fal· Mike Dexter, with 28 marker1. ReiCirve tco1-e - Pomeroy Blaine ComweU pumptd In 17 for By quartera, · In the reserve l&me The PlainR lion becauae of academic difficuJ-1 j Col st. Marys 54 , Col Rosary 47 Grove City 53 , Mifflin 43 : N k c u 1· 95 ' ewar atOIC, I Col H 1 Famil 51 W h' 01 Y C H ';. .as mg on . . .n, Clrcl•ville 53 Chillicothe 90, Coshocton 59 Hounds Upset Undefeated Athens In SEOAL Classi·c :~"~::d~ I~ 1: ~ ::::: ~~~;~~~n:~ =~r::~:: " The Scoring 4 Foe HOMEOWNERS "PACKAGE" INSURANCE EACH SERMONE'n'E Pomeroy's Bud&et Shopping Center HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Take Someone to Church with You Sunday Support the Church ol Your Choice Phone WY 2-2644 Pome-.y CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK (Tbe Friendly B111k) HAYES and RUSCHEL GARAGE Middleport GENERAL REPAlKING Ph. WY 24151 Middleport KARR and VANZANDT MOTOR SALES STARK DRUGS Cadillac-Oldsmobile-Rambler 242 W. Moln St. · Pomeroy Plumbing & Heating J. P. Joachim, Prop. Quolfty dry eleaninc and laundry .......,. Try our routh-dry Hl'Vlet, flat wort iron~ R. H. RAWLINGS and SONS Co. I ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION ...,. .. I. 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" ~1!1071!1 <Newtl 36 8:311 BNekflll Port!' 9:00 MomiDM Medltotlo111 lUI COllin~ Pt. Pleuant 11 : on Swop Shop 11 '!A Co\Jnlrv Hoe Down 11 :25 Farm Bureau Show 11 :30 Ccn.ont.ey Hoe Down $4 . ~0 11120 7250 Ads recctved by 10 A M wUl t>e in lhat day 's paper. flij ~"; 1 1'1 ~>1'1 0~ ~a·~~~ PHONE WY 2-2157 vJ IU:!.'U2 fm 1}77R I 67 1 2224 !10 I !US Fann Time 11 2516.47 1 ~ 4814/l lVI . LJJ!I:U.J ~ 11 :57 Mid Day Dow Jonea Av· erages I I 1112P98 ( b)' Fala. Free lospeC'Uoa. luu,... ed b1 Nolloowtde. Plloae R. •od A. Sen kf, st.Uoa WY ta&6. ..,....fe 7 U1 .11 l!lt16.00 ~4~ . 49 l1D.'i23 .n !\VSO.CO 2!1jG :ro THE P~DPER WAY to fit a blouse is part and parcel of sewing instruction .at the Mason County Technldon• ~ and Adult Education School. Learning how are (left to right) Evalee Myers, Gallipolis; Arlene Thompson, Gallipolis Ferry; Carolyn Winkler, Apple Grove; Lila Estes, Pl Pleasant; and Arlene Jordan, Pt. Pleasant. The sewing courses, introduced just this winter as part of the adult education program, are among the most popular at the school. term. All such courses ""' belna offered free as a Bf.lrvice of tlM Mason County Board of Educalloll an expanded horne economies cur- and lhe Stale DejNil'lmenl of Edriculum is anticipated for tne next ucation. Adult Home Economics Classes Successful Ohio's Spring Barrow Show Slated For London Feb. 18 6-1{).-Uc CROPPING PRIVU.EGES My Apple Grove Farm 1961 Season HOOVER UPRIGHT SWEEPER with throw away paper bags. Make offer Reconditioned and guaranteed. Glean WoUe Pay off $27.50 or lake over pay· 141 Maasacbuletta Ave. N. W. ments of $1.115 per week. Phone Waoblqloll I, D. C. WY 2-2204. {IJ 31-lllc (2) 4, ll,lll, 25; 13l 4, 11, 18, 25, 8lc SINGr:h SEWING MACIIINE model 127, fully guaranteed in small desk type table. Complete U you are flying anywhere In U.S.A. We will make all reaervatlona for you at abaolutely no extra cost. In· quire at: Max Tawnay 422-2ncl. Ave, WY 2-2204. Uti New. 1:30 Breakfast Party 10:00 Motore1de 11 :00 Delton'• Top Ton IUO Slor Solute 11:00 Noon New• 11:11 Manh.!Uen Melodi.. 11:30 Plaller Porty Ul New I 1:30 Plaller Party Ul News i :JO Platter Pll'ly !:15 Now• 3:30 Plaller Party !1: 15 1\Tews Roundup 5:80 Slga Oil 12:00 Noon News SUNDAY 12: IS Guest Star 7 . ~ Siga On 12:30 Just For Vou 7,30 Euy Lislealng 1:115 News 7:45 Sunday Chapel 1:30 Jull !l'or You 8:25 Social Security Show 2:00 Say It With Music 9:30 The Church m Work. 3; Ill Platter Parly 9: IS Maahallen Melodies 4::!0 Loo!:al Newa 9:30 The Sunday Show 4:311 Plalter Party 11 :45 Washington Reports to the 5:15 Newa Roundup People 5130 Sign Off 112:00 Noon News SATURDAY IZ:IS 'l!le Search 5:115 Sign On 1J:30 Army Hour 8:00 Mel Pri<e Show 1:00 SUnday Showcase 8:15 Counlry Top Tetl 5: IS New~ Roundup 6:30 Farm Time So30 Sign Of! __::=::.::.....,_~-- ::::~~~---Chot!kleo . 1o 'l!le l'!ewo BOW'~ TRATf By Uolt.d rt11 laleroaliooa I LONDON <UP!J - A London OFFER EXLANATION artgallery tnday ran thbo note UTICA; N. Y. <UP!J-Tbo Onei- on e !orlho:oming exhibilion by a da County Welfont Department painter named Turcalo: "Re !""' has reported tluot $!34,046 In wei- tecto hi!!W!If from ldenlliylnC payment• for medicine wa• qualilJI Nilh individuality. Indi\·ldmode 1011 year 10 80 dnqj stere• uaUty II one, and ooe Ia un-and oae liquor otore. doubledly lhe nearest point 10 The department fell il aeces- quality, but In !act It Ia oaly the sary to explain !hal the liquor beglnnJns lu the IDfinlle II alnre received f6 f~ll~o(_end) of lhe oeri.. of qualiU.._" 17.At!lrmo&Arch ttve vote biDder J. Toward the 20. Flllllr- .&0110111 ..... _. ( 1) 31-titc SINGER SEWING MACHINE Round bobbln, ln brand new con sole cabinet. Equipped to zig zag and mnke button holes. Will sell lO responsible party to lake over 8 payments at $8·40 per ;nonth. Phor1e WY 2-2204. (1) Sl·6lc 1: !10 Breekfut Party DAILY CROSSWORD balance $37.60 or $2 .00 per W£"ek. Phone TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 I :SI COunir)' Top Tea fare ==,---====--=== INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AGENCY lVIIl-7 <Newa) 7:00 Bronk lUI Porly 1'2.~ l!:xtendtd Woollier 7:30 PlckODJ Show 7 5ll Sohio Hewa Report 11 :00 Breakfast Party 8:1'i The World 'lbi1 Morning .l~7b ~-~9!li ~14'1!'1 4, ~: 00 Breotlul Party 7:2& Extoaded Weather 7:110 Break!asl Party 1:2!1 Tlto World Thla Moi'Dlnl , ,oo 'fll.day It jlfC£1PT1i EhJ~t; .. ,•, ftiROIIGII FAmAT I OS Sign Oo I•> b • rurr ..,.. i'.: dn~ l•u ·,., rl • ll'lcl rn• lfU foUo" !n ' 0 ., Feb. WMPO Radio PO 'o\ IRO'I' c~,, UH l"eb. 1 , l UI 1 11hi ~ l .. rr ' ' 1.\M .. IIY Of FU ND ( •• I' .\ann 01' S~l)Untl, Pomeroy-Middleport, E IIi$ COU NT "', OHIO ·" l J I09 NOTICI av ">l8LIC.ATION /\I} mood r .... rs,,a h . ::.1'18 lk \ <tl ) PI lulumb\J o. On II o t.- r r ,..,, b~<h. ~2 ~ ""ulh t lb r l •· • "trf"r ~. I ' "' -' att' of 4 ceuW! per word will bt' l'har~ea tor ad· vrrmtng 11 no t paid >N ttbln 10 days after recetvmg bill ~rror~ m Advertist ng - -Shuuld bP reported tmmedil ttJy. fhe Dally Sentmel will;Jo'be resoonSJble for more than cme tnl'or rect tnsertwn ' Card () f Thanks and · tal ~uuces of Events Sl.UO Obtluanes published at cent per word ull rr • VlllAG - O.crmiHr I~ "h Jlll'>O~T · ~.j - 1~· Ul: n C'-liA ... tt A~r"~'•L 0~ I H PtA I ,TI ~' H u,.~r,J Oal)y le.,al Notice la,..al N"tice l.~d !201 ohellertd I. StrlftJ"d -· ...... llde tDitrument &.Kaal'l t.Goddeuot YOI.CaD.OIII I.Pvtalnlllf to blood Jt.Kolbtl' onoro m..mn. (Bibyl.) lollldpof U.Bid<ed. mold lag :N. Wash· or& doC IJ.Bueball r/IOWO ) ., ,,Noomro . 11. BcotUIIh· Goe114 ..•., daua11tollo lll·law &Jioopllal :III.Golt . club GUe U.Piead 11. 01111N l8o0btaln lf,'fraublo • •10 llon'o llollywood 1:00 'Jt•=boaf BW I:SO YOII Bear 1:00 You Alkad For II 1:11 Jim 1'boobr I :SIWeolboreut 1: !10 N..,. Plct:n 1:46 Hualley llrtDkle)> Report 1:00 Jim Baekuo 7:lll Lll'lllllll 1::!0 Allred l!ltchooc:k 1:110 Bobb' Dorwill !~bow 10:00 Jack Paar 11:00 Nrwo ll :IOWoolhor 11: 11 Jack Pur 1: 00 SiJD 011 1\'BDNUDA'I' 1:~ SIJD OD I: DO CoDtiDeatal 7:00 'l'odl)' 1:oo lnjJtoD Konu- e.r. !II. Aplllll 2'1. AroU 2t. MMnlrlg 81. t:.onr-.....0 prdeol (hor.) 18-Prollcna lt.Hiat w.._ Nollhbon 9: :!0 Watch a. Win 10:00 Say Wbm 10.111 I'll)' Y- RUIICII 11:00 Pr1co II JUr1I1 GIT THAT LillY, GOOO -Feii·NOTHIN' \IIIRMIIIIT TO 00 ENNY Pl.OWIN ', :::~rm" 1:30=- · 1:00 You Asked for n 1: 11 Jim n.o.ar Sbow 1:30 Weolbe.1:10-Piclule l :tll lllllllll1 8rlnklor lllpofl 7:0!1M7:30 Wop Train .. t:OO l'e!'TY Como Show· 10:00 Peter ....... 11117 10:30 Territory 11:00 lleodiiMI 11: 10 Wealberall 11: It Jael Pur Bilow 1:00 IIII!JI Off T....,_ HIS BUILT-IN CRI"'E. RI'J>OORS MAKE HIM SHOOf AHVONitCOMMI TnNG A CRJME,SO.NATURALL~ HE$ KNOCKED OF!' HA~F Nl. POLl <:I! FORa!! WCHS-TV Channel 8 ftiUDAY 4·00 AIDerlcaD BoDdsliD4 5:00 Rocky • 811 Frltadl 1:30 Whirlybirds 1:00 M Squad 6:30 Esso lloporler 1:40 Weother 11>30 Camouflop lJ:00 Love '111ol Bob IJ:IO Number Ploooo 1:110 About r .... 1:30W-'I Pap 1:110 Day Ia Court 1:80 Road Ill RIIIIIJ N~ ~:: :,_ .:::., S:OO Queen far a Dq 1:80 Wbo Do You 'bull 4:00 - - lllndsllllld 1:00 Lone Ranger 1: so Whlrl¥blrdl 1:00 Deputy Dwag I: SO YOID' Esoo Reporter l :fO Wutber Teller 1:41 John Daly NeWI 7: 00 Best 01 Post 7:80 Houa Kq 8:80 Tbt Nolsoa Famll,y 9:00 Hawallaa Eyt 0:01 Naked City 11:00 , . Tmlflhl 11:10 Scoimlnll 'lbe Weather 11:11 lof!wllllmo l:4& Uti llil!aDlaD W Earp ::: st!':!oocb l'itol IO·OO Ah:oa Pruenlo 10'.110 Tab 1ood Look 11 ;00 New• II'IO Wealher 11', 15 Movie WEDNJ:SDAf 8:00 Cartooa Spootaeular l :l!O Romper Room 1: 00 Ml>v!ollma 10:115 News Moi'Dlnl Court 1: so Doblt Glllll 1:00 Tom Enii Sbow 1:10 n.d Sblloll 10:00flll711aoro 7:001\7:30 Scilneo IOUJ<e 10. Stltehblrd I:OONIWI Klmllhllll S'l............ II&IAwll' n f4' !t• 9:00 ~ 'l'llaat.r 10:00 D ~ be llrldl 10:!10 Vledo Vlllagt 11:00 I lone La1JJ 8:11 Capt. ....,._ II&Num-~ .... .- at. Kllflllta 40.AIIllor WE CAN'T AF'F'ORD A NEW ONE, DEAR I READ THAT THE BEST WAY TO IMPROVE AN OLD CAR··· ---IS TO SOUP THE MOTOR 3:00 MDIIM•IN WJEH RADIO . lallll U.l'llllwllb A ·cw IIOND&T ftlaGWII fiiiDAI 7:00 SliD OD, Mlllllll Clock wwa IWLY CBiHOQUOfl!l - Rere't how tD work ltl A.&1'DLBAAX& II LONGFELLOW Olio lollitf limply otaada far 1110ther. In IIIla oample A Ia . . . for U.. thnO L'o, X for the two O'o, ote. 8iqlo ~ .._., ~- tllo lellh - - ·~ - ot tht iloCIIdlr 'tlllliOdtlotton- ""' Ill ldll. .& Dt)p&uj:W Q IIIli 8'1'011 Till 8HGMVX, VGO :NUMJ:Jl BTOK BTOCP VGO 8HOM1' IIVMB. If G 0 .D I. H A 'I' G If - 4U' G ll , , ._ t • • BLII8 LIKJI mtNlD t8 JKroOII'l' 1ti111 JWUC W1TB TOliiUlN'r AZID W1'1'B 'liiUIIJ llaOift'& ....... r II IIRIIR" 111.1 MIDDLIPOAT SfiU)I. -- IT's LIKE I'ULLIN' EYE'fEETH TO 8:30 Prloo Ia RJ&bl a. .lllllt~IDd (liliO · ll:OONews 11:10 Wealhor 11:15 Movlt WJ:DNIISDA! lll.l'lnnlea 18-Inclt. :11.Tio THE SHOE BOX uo-""""' ror :loddJ 1:8!1 VtiG!ol II Yaun 1:00 llriibler Day I:U5tcftl BlonD t:Btl ICdp Ill Night .. 00 '1\nt lloog• 1100 Arthur J . llmllb .. 11-tlw &:lllllparlocopa l:all 'II ltJJ4T 7100 llilbWIJ Palnll 7:111 Tho o\quallaulo 1:10 Wallled - Dead or Alive 1:00 My Sllla' Eileen 1:10 rve Ool " Socrtl 10:00 Clrelo ThHIN 11:00NIWI U: 10 A ~ AI 'l'llo Wlllller 11:11 'l'hea.. 11 ao..... reolpleal irf I : Ill P'rlllll 1'bolt - 1:30 'II .... 7:00 ll.oll .. , _ worna q uart 2 .~or $po v..., 1:301:110 ~- Dr >III- Hlad aL 1\laadula at. Silk Dl~Bnt. I& Clift 89c 1:0!1 lllcl ~ Newo 1: 11 HoYilbrntf 38. Cabbage l_.e...,..bs.., 32. WrltlnJ fluid ·--· HOSE New~ 11:8!1 Clear Rorzlo111 II:GG lAm ol Lift IJ :OO Seercb lor 'l'omoriW 11:41 Ouldlq Llgbl 1:CIO Lilt of IIIlO)' 1: 10 AI 'lbe World Turlll I :CIO J'uD Clrolt l: 10 Art Llllklodlr st. Cameo Mlcro-Meah IJ:SI TUEIIDA'I 1:00 Brlgbter Day 4: IS 'lbe Socrel Storm 1:30 1lle f!:dp ol Nllht S: 00 'lbe 'I1Inii stoops 1:00 Newa 1: Ill ~ at fttt Wealhlr 1:110 Spo!1lcopt 18._ ... lLIU.~~~~-nd~d~~~-r.~U.r-~ . (8abyL) WhiteS.1mlen 11:30 C!Jnoetllrllllo IJ:Ot Tru&b or f'ct , ,..,... 11:30 a Could llo You WHTN-TV Channel 13 t~Ioaure 21. Point out 21. Lo:Uu pddeu Golllpollo Phont Gl 6-1615 L...,...,,.....,.,,.,.....,.=.....,~ l ELECTROLUX VACUUM Clean- - - - ···· - - -- - - ·-- er in excellent condition , with BEE US FOR YOUR FEED all cleaning attachments. Deedl •nd custom grladln1. aell for $13.00 plus $7.15 due for Mlddlepori Food Oloro, parts. Phone WY 2-2204CU 28, 1 ll 31-lllc WATCH FOR "Whlolling Jaek'o" ad next week. Something Spe- 4 ROOM HOUSE on Union Avedal! t2 3 nue. Gas heat Phone WY 22500. IDIJ\'1 'IVIIID&I I: OIIIIaa-!at~ a,......., 7:41 'lbe Llleliaa 1:00 Oblo VallO)' lftWI 1:01 Sporll todq 1:10 Ohio N1:11 World1:11 Mllllcal<loo* 1:11 Osnm•mft7 ...... 1:10 Mllllc:ol C1act .,_Ill I:IINIIIIII:e P'WIII Talk ol lila !WI ID:a World lien ToJt ollbo Ton l'rl. oaiJ, 11:11, OJurdl Bello llllllll Workl. , _ CouDI)> Ntw1 ,.,... • • Nna Lon!"- ..... ••itOIIIo!Jill llarbla 11:111 IIIIIIo* 8oOIII IJ:trl qrleodlan ..... By lli•Nawoall:4111t. llaala IIIILoni- MUSlN'T MOVE HIM' IICIO Mr. llaala OH , WHY MUS"! f4E- BE ""'4Y MAJH I'LL ~EI eilAHKETS iO KE.EP HIM V.IARM WI41LE '1'0U CA\,.L DOC PEPTIC1 S:OO World Me• StOIMr. llullo .... Lonl.,00 418!1 THE DOCTOR'S ON '"'~ I WA.'i! ~ l'l.l. CALL JoHNN'l. ~-WHAT, OPERATOR'? HO Al'lSW!R.? 'fOUR PAPA'S SEEN I-IURT BADr ON SU'SINESS, AT iiME LIKE DiloiiC Willi lloliinl llomo llllw.ld"l:lf Olllo ~~- a:•, •IJ Newa 1:111 S!Jortl '1'odq I:IIID_M.....Ia 1:00 SliD 011 I c:UitLY NOWI City Conve•• Btya.. fttGas Mains Willi AIIMIIIooudMo4elo ME'l'IIOPOLITAN Mlmlllll p •.,. Molalll. ow. WINN,II WINKLI __ ,...nn.,..• enjoy -of : 1'n• 111 odthoIDOilen W---- with A""""d ,...,.. I Gu. AMIIJid Bottled 0. .:_ Is dOI'OIJdllbJe, ......,....; llormPIOOf, lleoll ~ ............. , ... , ......... DoWho office work, Middleport, Mual be able to meelllto Wrlle Box teBI, 1>0 Tho Sentinel, POIIIei'O)'. I 30 1110 POMEROY,OHIO ., "THEN , .JUST AS I 8ECAM.E RECONCI L.ED TO 1HE FACT THAT I'D NEVER SEE &llt.. WRIGHT AGAIN ALONG WMES 81ll lfJilLJAN'.S TO .HAUNT MY MEMORY. t 19 IT CDf<:BV"' 8Lf l'H,.(f f51 LL W~JGI-IT ANO SILL WilliAMS ARE ONE. ~ND l)tE ......,e I �.. -- ., ... ..... -; - .. .. � .. .. - - � � ... .. ...,..,w... .... � ,;. __ ... ... . _ .. . _ .. _ _ ... . . . - - � , . •· .. . - ... . . .,. .. . . . . e T ,J NOW YOU XNOW ....'ft TIit ... ........ tMlra la epuy nda. After Ntar: , 1 ,. � rrh. &. 111sf Snc. . oporeo Id lo .. ..,_ Pol r 1,i.-, ,,, 1 1 · . h i::tta. 't._hflt. It CH Vl..l... I ..HI , i..... oJilo •1 ,.n ., ..,.. ,__ 1o 1 • lfUt'� IAcli, 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. , Feil. 4, 1 96 1 -- - 1 • ent1ne al y .. r• 1 .. n..., ...... ......_ ... ........ .,....... ....... '..,. nil &Nay. Oitu....a 119!'{ .. .. ....---- .. ,. flip ....., ...... In ..... Dnoud To The lnterut, Of The Mei...Ma.on .4reo ----------------:---::::-:::-:::-:-:::--::::-::-::::-:::---:-.:-:-:::::--------------XII /OL Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Feb. 6, 1961 NO. 146 5c PER COPY P Jmeroy Salt Firm Begins Second 100 Years Of Continuou s Operation � � ' . , ... ' < •• Ir IN WI..., and neceuary mJneralt in t h e perint.endtnt Seldon Baker esti• large furna("e whlrli coMWl'IN .. Thi• ye,r mark.a the begin• I wot·ld. The product I.I manufactur- mated thal nearly 40 lQn1 of l"<><d amazing amount of to.al. 1 n ini of the aecond cen tury of ed in many partJ of the N o r t h art burned daily tu product' the Copper conveyon are needell Ill production ■t Pomeroy', lead- American 4.'0ntinent. brine into ..all. This tonnage 11 pull the brme from the vlll OYII' It la a commod ity generally tak- enough lo heat the .average homt the furnace. Super intendent W:• in1 a ndu,try , nd tbe �wn•• only one It t_h e present tune. en for granted. MOit of UI are fa- nearly Rven or t i ght ye.ar,. it e-r said that the copper ii .., • The Euel11or S.lt Work, for i i I the moKt expensive matmiall Ill m l ar with ult and • thaker, but has been estima ted. the pa•l 100 Y hu be in that is j ,I aboo as II i goo. the ck f . t far u 1n i lan ba o the p ! when, the operat KH1 . lie ,aid � �on1 m�1 opera":" on euept"::..r1 t operation takes place in 11alt will eal most metalt 11111 A tour through the ult worb .he main m1 penodical Ih u t-downs for . . humans consume alt. 11le COWrep.air. The ult w orkl hu out- proves. however, a greal deal of is a f,ve- mch, 1200-foot deep diamd fts pum;, al ear conveyori; aeem endW:11 N li l i ved all other aimilar opera- work i■ done by both men and etr� well. A ■ f l the u deep pool o all tours the ,tant tion■ in the area with the e z.- machinery before the product iJ )q w:I from �fter being hauled onr t II • brine I n to a huge v at. ceptio n o! 1 Hariford, Ve. , •hipped. ilers whe re heat averqn • firm. The biggeat Item moneywi&e in From I.hen the brine 11 hauled bo Salt is one ol the moat common the production of aalt ia fuel. Su· by overhead ronveyun tQ t h (C-11■■e• .. Pap -&wl I l • Held In Jail For Hearing "SEVEN WAYS FROM SUNDOWN" (Tochnleolar) W.lth Audio MurphJ a n d Barry Sullivq - also "12 TO l(OON" Ken Clark, Tom Coawa1 SUNDAY & MONDAY "THE LOST WORLD" (Technicolor) !lllchlel Rennie, Jill St, Joh n and Fernaildo. Lamu See: 70-ft. BrontollilN1; 10ft. Spider; lq()-tt. fore monster; 81).ft. Dino aaurs; 30-ft. repWes. Three persons were Injured, and on e of them ls In OPERATES PAY LOADER - J. C. Jett takes salt from two hugP pil es on alternate days to be bagged and Works beginning Salt its Excelsior , the Meigs by employed county jail charged with driving while inloxicat­ is He west. middle the throughout customers to shipped d, o e following t o Sent el . h a Sunday afternoon wreck on Route 7 i� 1961. in ,_P operation of year1 100 _ ___ second _ _____ ______ . ________ south of Middleport. 'Die Ohio Slate Patrol aaid El• hi, car. o WASHINGTON (UPI) mer E. Sigman , 22 , Rutlond, driv- , Earl Beal, :is, HarrloonvUle . a Pl'flidMt Ktnnedy 1ubml ta ing north 1.6 miles north of the 1 pasaenger, wu treated and rettd to Congreu today detail• O Melg ..GolUo line, got on the left leased lrom Meigs General Ho,-. ' od propo10l1 to HIOtld Un• side ol the highway, ran into the pilal for leg abrasions. llO ', omployment componhllon · left front of • southbound c a r charges we"' filed, btn•fit• and prowld• federal A era ua Increase in the effects of the recession and aid for noody children of driven by John E. Lyons, 18, Mid- Meigs county men involved In e topp d by severe weather the sale of prepaid sales tax out-of-work poront,. dleport. recent charg.. or court appear• stamps d eclined considerably In the ten southeastern KOt1nedy rtciuMtod """' ab Ly008• car ·uek the guard• a nres include Rabert w. Proffitt, BEDFORD . Mass. UPI __ T,·a ,· n' . ,nactmont o f tho mH1ur11 Ohio counUea for the period endin Jan. 2 1 . il II d ra em on ro t over n . an •• kme 1 b , Rt. 2, n u""" _ lne Ior •peed 33 - , to apfi ·-1 ed Moonwatch teams and a giant ' . . Th ere w,re only three count es th at excee d ed Iast In l.lt.r. to Vic. Pr••l• and II d 1 1o Si oppe on 1 • Pgma n I pear in Gall ,poIii mun,c1pa1 cuurt radar n etwork railed to pick up , years weekly total. They were Meigs, Athens and Pike Lyndon B, Johnun and Ray• Sam Hou Spoakor any of the •·naming and biinking" l car _rJ pped out ahout 100 reet of today; Edward .J, Nunnally, Jr. . .. countlea. Vinton dropped to 8 ne w all time low of only burn. sugrociu11t wa, Hr, object, sighted by resident, Jn , gua, drail before stop;img, right '1:1, Cheoter, who forfeited • $25 $1 45. Gallia county figures were off by over half. 1•■l•d droll, of tho lt19! 1t.. scattered areas Sunday night. aide up. bond for speed, and Roy K. Deem. The ll&Urea for lbe counties . tboae fo the ee Lyon, body , 1uffer,d 42 head and , Coolville, lined $25 for ,peed, 120. 19, $83,791.41. Meigs - $1,18 1 .• lion and supporting olatoThe reports were made by a w ks endr showln& t t■rlH 11 1h0 of socro by .,." . -rson , in the greater ; laceration, whJlt Wi lliam F, Well, I both in the Gallipolia court. ··• Jan. 23, 00, $47 ,869.06. Pike - $1 ,42 1.17, I1bor •nd hHlth, education number o( rm g Jan. ll, 1�, -.... auu ,008. . Ross - $4,716. , $t:!4, and welfaro Boston orea and by two por,ons in 1 18, Mkldleport, bis passen ger, had 36 , 62 _ "'9 1960 and July l, 1959 follow: the lfJll 4 '8 727 06 490.2:1, Sc1olo - '8,185 .49, $185,• ..__________., we,t Virgin ia. One woman said , • fractured vertebra, the Patrol 7 A 11 · • • ' · • 845.63. Vinton - $471. 57, $20, 177.· 1 said ahe saw a blinking while l'ghl ' aaid. t $2S'l,71IU? , 82. traveling up and down. Other d• Well, was removed by the Ml<llllllo - •i;tU.lt, $3, 447 .18, ----acrlption, varied. dleport -lll!IIC1 111uad to the J • $M3�.ff., "1JI....IIII. . . However, a spokesman for '"' Mason Clinic. Slpnan had head F It:ij - NiltW, North American Air Defense Com- abrulona. Thi ar<ldenl was re.& ;,,1so,e.ee, etM.ill.M, CASH BAH� • . PROPR ' of Bahr Clothier,, Mldmand at L. G. Hanscom Field ported at 3:40 p,m, 1--- - $1,!1111.M, $5, l28.09, here said the huge radar network In • )es, 111'1'"'8 accident Saldleport, ha, origms in C, townsh1pk ca111e to wort: ffllll, 118.tll, $11)1,141.15. for the late Charles Mc11.. ,r at the :,roitb Clofliffil � had picked up nothing unusual In urday afternoon al 1·35 on Route L■- - ll,11ile.llZ. '8,!168.IK, E. 0. Tewksbary, 71, of Middle- Store in 1949, became a partner in 1951, an d sole owntr the past few days. 113 at ill junction w!Ut Route IZ4 $2511,11'18.IIZ, $270,415.3'/. Smithson ian Astrophysical Ob- James Keith Dilcher 18 Rt 1 · port, died luddenly at his re,i- in 1956. The suit and hat display cases at the right are . Melp - $1,137.1111, $1,tl86.B5, Miss Christine Elizabeth John- servatory in nearby Cambridge, Harrisonville !ailed i. ,;,.ke 8' dence S u n d a y morning. Mr. new in Bahr's redecorated store on North Sec9nd-av, $101,i!Oll.71, $103,9!11.12. Tewksbary was the o:,eralor of • three doors south of where Smith Clothing had been loson 42 passed away Salurday at headquarlera lor the International curve alid..; the 1luah road Pia - ,1,017.lt, '872,99, $67, Funeral services lor F r a n k 10 �.m.' at her home in Mason al- Moonwateh visual satellite track• � Ide � barlier shop In Pomeroy al t h e cated since 1912. - Sentinel photo. lace 'r n ff the ,;9, 1$, $84,1184.N. Gibson . 58, veteran rural mail ler a lengthy Illness. s h e was ing operation, said it had recel•• hi• death and operated of l ime wJ� 1 le�� 0 1 coll'de,i" I • Ron - '8,lOl.40, $8,793 .19, carrier of Harrisonville. were ed no fonnal Moonwatch reporl1 O to � � shops for over SO years in t h I s born January 21 1918 in Mason CIUS ing minor damage l � area. held Sunday kom th� Chase Fu! 1115,819.38, $4111A&l41. of sighting,. nson �a, P receded � s . . ------S.lola - ,11,111.tll, $12,203.20, neral Home With burial In Wells Mi s Joh , Survivors include h!S wile, Ne� • z:l h her pa nts Martm , $',72,lSUt, #19,'108.08. lie ; two ,on,, Edward of Wellston Cemetery, and Rev. Kenneth Na- o � ;-i Mae O iver Johnaon. , n v- ..:. , 14U8, '374.!6, .... son in charge. and Rabert of Middleport: t w o ";;"!Ying are two broth•"· Fred He had been a rural m a 1 1 � 9311.61, '29,tllll.17, grandchildren, Charle, and Tom• · nson of V ienna, w. Va. . and f r 30 moving for the hope He son Isn't carrie years. friends Cash a was Bahr's e h collecthree my: tax great.grandchildren; a11■ Motor whlcle a George, of Masoo : th'.. •1ster•, n ery a Wood often. ol Zelda d Brad Gibson v one ' llem brother, Buckeye Ohio George, the of ■oulbea tea lions la ; Mary Johnson , and Mrs. Gold_The proprietor of Bahr's Clothiers. North Second•IIT, Lake, two 1islers, Eva Struble ol rottnllas lhowln1 flaures lor the an d had spent his entire life in 10 In gle,, both 01 Mason -� Mn. Logar, and Jessie Mitch of O>lum- Mi ddleport, las\ week completed movmg three doors week endlac Jan. II, 19111 and for the Albany and Harrisonville com- Marcia Hartley of Blacklick, W. south into a re-decorated aa:id �quipp�� store roo111. J bus. the ll■cll year wbk:b ,larled July munlt(es. Va. : two ne;,hews, Charles John • fo n g art hi, wife, Leno , The event resembled an oldt1me house raJSmg. Survivi · 62G $2 _ The of Atltenl deceased , n was . Fu llow: member 8 _ eral services were held to 1 1860 so n nd J hn Jo '0 ing lhe slore, Al one time and •Ix son,, James F • Jr. . Har• : mi; No Injuries resulted from an day al 2 p.m. for Chrlslopher Co- the Presbyterian Church of Mid· '87,Strl.117, Gallla p�:�Y � · High School In 194-1 came to work ';'.,;' � o por a n severs a ry appe me • a 16 n �: : for lhe late Charle� MtM.uter in accident at 4 p. m. Saturday at lumber, 82, of Muon who died dleport. ' . $41,111.09. Hocking - '701.92, $50,· riaonville: Robert of Dayton ; Dr. :�er relatlve: f the intersection of Sprin g-av and Saturday morning at Holzer HO!I- Funeral services will be h e l d loads o cloltlmg, hats, s. sh � 1949, became a partner in 191, 111.•. Jacbon - no weekly fi. Don of Portsmouth : John of Ath·. to the ne coats a nd whalnol =N, '811 4311 44. Lawrence - s:i . Ohl: Gary and Gordon, both Fu n eral services w!U be he I d Willi, HUI, the Pomeroy Police pllal following a short illness at Wednesdoy at 2 p.m. from t h e in 1956. It wi ..... ' • ' Kmca1d, and sole owner John · Another, quarters. . � p.m. Tuesd .. v t 2 8 8 t Ule Mason Department sald . home· only last week he changed tbl Mr Belcher was a retired coal Ewmg Chapel with Rev' Howard ' . A son, George, was k'lled ·"' In ,I E· U· p· Church wIth Rev. R 3lph A vehicle driveu by Jean WW miner, and wu OOffl DeNmber Ruppelt officiating, Burial will be ,penl most oC a day pa,nlmg the name of h11 store to Bahr "' \,MIi'" I , . floor. , nl Maho n y charge. Burial will he of Pomeroy collided with another 29 1871 in Wyoming County W in the Riverview Cemetery aollon in France In World War e JD _ ie,s. in ceme · • • · od rt er a ay t b uslness m 1s Bahr · · m the . Odd Fe11ow• Cemetery, II. operated by Larry Laudermilt of Va, He wa■ preceded in death by Middleport. 1 111"shaking down" through the lat- He has built up a followln Fnenda may call at the rest- Pomeroy_. Cause or the accident his parents. James and may call Friends al the Ew- ter part or last week. and is pleas- ing a wide range of "DUii!' Martha de?ce of the deceased •�,yllme was, attributed to poor road condl- Cline Belcher. Ing Funeral Home anytime prior ed with public reaction lo bis brands" io his . merclumtlisltij Meeting Tonight prJOr to services, Fogleson_.,,s are hons. He is l\lf\lived by alz. daugh• to servke!I. Amoog them are Rugby "'Wit. move. The regular m eeting of D r e w -------In charge, The police deparlment reported ters. Mrs. Dorothy Cartwrlghl Web,,ter Poat 39 American Legion Bahr. a n,live of Chester townboth cars suffered exten sive front and Mrs. Evelyn Brewer, both of !Continued on Page Slxl ahip, graduated from Chester . will be held tonight al 8 p.m. al Friday Set Down fnmt No • nd damage. arre m Mason ; Mr■. Donald Kewnore Melp County Sherill Rabert C. the Legion Home it waa announc - Wahan1a an W'l l I were flied. Laudermllt was travel- and Mrs. Erne,t Caoile both of or County Canvass ed thla In b legtalati ve ex � empbulud In h I I In g south .. Sprin g-av ond Mrs. Newark ; Mrs. Charle, hlgle1 of Mrs. Donald llelzing, chairman , Give Its Concert _ rei,ort of Juuary 1h11 14 highway ocuUve ::. ta!ghan. of the Bela Sigma Phi 1ponsored w ,11 wa, gomg north. a he n h m 8 While • w Falco T Bl mlngton, Indiana and Mrs. de e Re ol t and r comman h pori., aled lnve■ll& Mother,' March for Polio Hid to, by • ...,. la o ..,,.._ I band will present Ila winter con. sy Short Of Balleysv e, w. V•. day that Rooo a house-to-house canvass h ll durln1 the month. adjutants conlerence in Colom- cert toOl>rrow ni t at B p,m, •1 : Other 1urvlvor, include a broth- ' • IIUIUC., gh , FOR TASTU!R CANDY bus will be presented an d a mat. w,ll be made throughoul the coun· Sheriff Rllritnbacb urge, drlv• . be the high school under direction of LONDON <UPll-'Dle National Boyd Bee I her oI GIlbert, W. ly by worker, thl, Friday even ing ter of child welfare also will ci al , spe In oners Commissi ora to u,e chain■ and drive with County igs e M The leader band Thomas T. Reed. Un100 ol Retail Confectioner, ap, Va., five s11ter,, Mn. Alva Black from 7 until 9 p. m. presented. All members are urg• , care during tb■ bad weather at their courthouse office this morning accepted the low Among .. iectlone to be played pe aled to the government Sunday and Mrs. All� Harless, both ol The drive lor fund, had been to ed atte nd. another st Mobil Oil ('.ompany to supply gasoline fo.l' � wblcb la u:,octed to la _____ by the ■enior band will b efavor• to perm11 candy ,tores 10 sell Davin, W. Va., M rs, Sarach Lew• poslpooed lrom last week due to bid of the t go-day period al the county garage. 11 kl II the gnund ho la of Cl liton MIi la, W. Va. : Mrs. bad weather. Mrs. Betzlng asks- ne Iles, "St�tnt Prince'" by �lo• llqueur-navored chocolote,. RIVE R FROZEN � � e Mobil Company' s bid ol da this aCtemoon Is the hlrlnc .. g llhadow meana anythin g -: ' Herbert: Ellll".�t Overture by A spokesman lor the group ,aid Della Wh1 liing<,,n , White Oak, w. that all worker■ bring fuoo, col 20 89 BELOW GALLIPOLIS . cen ls per regular gallon and a new dog warden . Johnny 111...... The ■herilf also reported that Ice condition on the Obio RI•· thoven and Poet a nd Peas- "the alcohfillc content of llquered Va. : and Mrs. Tex aa Lundy of le<ted to the Pome�y City Hall, � 23 75 lor high-test waa lower by warden for the past term, •• G po,- - booked at t h e er are getting to the point where ant • by Von Suppe. chocolate, is never above I per I Colburn, Va.; 17 grandchildren, headquarten lmmed1alely followa fraction ol a cent than the other asked to resign his post by I i , ing the canvass. She also asked be , cent, so ihere u hardly any dan • and five great-grandchildren. lollowlng they are about 01 bad u the 1917• An added attraction will • o u • I J JaJ1 on the bidders, The Standard o 1 1 Republican branch of the �. two clulr&e1 the month. 1 numbers preaented by the junior ger of encouragi ng drunken or• Following eervices at Fogleoong that any organ ization wishing to 18 period. I Company and Hirer Oil Company. He was hired during the I O , Funeral Homo JD Muon conduct- con tribute ahould send the �oney Trtpailll, 15, driving while in- Today the enllre river b e l o w band. gles." A motion was en tered by Avery when Democralll held the PDi'jj toxlcated 7, lnl1'liclllcm I, disturb- GaWpolia dam waa blocked olJ ·- ed by Rev. Ralph Mahoney, bur• to her In Pomeroy, or give K to a . , Nel,on and accepted by Commis- in th< three-llllll COIIIIDWioa. ial wa■ made In Gra•el HUI Cem· worker of their area. Ing PIM» I, old One I, potty Jar. to river traffic and all b o a ■ aloners Don Mullen and President Meeks' resignation will beeome - I. .._ to ,tea) l, ln•eatl- down 14 Dem 35 are tied up elery, NOT ONE TO ARGUE IIn ) Dan Hartinger to have the MobU effective today. � -----ptm for bed obock I, hold for k:e harbon. ST. WUJS, Mo. <UPl l -'1110 as- Company supply the gas. A o n e Don Mullen staled. At lea■t thno other <UUllty I, tlefnudlng .. Jnn. on the upper Ohio the river 18 MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL oe,sor's 'olfice malled a routine per cent decreose will be made men are in line for the job. n ,IJ , keeper I, opoecling I, open charge lull of Ice lrom Dam 13 to Dam dmlaa A ion■ Salurday _ Mra. notice to a woman rece1,lly telling after the firs! 30 days In the price expected that a con11derable 1 menial I. aad !allure lo • e n d IS. 'DIis morning the Franklin �· w,· 11 L. requ,'red 1or ai, •grDarrell Badgeley, RD, Racine. her that It had railed the as or the ?rod"" Two Middl eport women were cited and fined b actchllcl to 9Cbool I. ; Pierce wu stuck In the Ice that • home o of her valual t pe on cted urd • II088ed '•""•-.. , The y Item e only other x of the new dog warden Mlddleport M ayor Joh n Ze rkle over the weekend • D--• Sat ay - A r a . . . '20 000 Sherill llarlo,it,ad, uid • Iola! Is cloalng the lock chamher Of mg nage Mulle n said al IMIOn •Y IhaI to be o n the commlSSIOner s Kathryn Bryant, Rutland , and e I . of 51 per■oM were enrolled al the Dam 17, 1te varies m thlclmesa Th two women who .were. engaged In fighting n a Mid• mall, asae,sor Fran- - -return By n the Oil· o work any ii doobted He e' Ev DarSt an d Georg Ie Ne Ison. Slnc:lalr1 Pomeroy M Jll) durlne Ill■ montb. Nine of lhe from II!! to s inche■ with the dlepo_. B STAUNCH SUPPORTER gineer's budget would be .,._,,1. Zerld�• ,.,:�1.,:::i Da!t 1 Birth _ Mr, and Mrs. Darrell ci1 H. Kennedy sa.i, he received Wll'I ltoldovert f r o m heavitat k:e at ';)ama 20,_ 21, He did not fll),000for check � lion, Roy Priddy ol Rutland was al thi• meeting. AccordJna: ·to ed ZI ent<rlng any village llqoor eatabBadgeley, 1 girl. Only person to ,ote Republican llllllllh. For the - and 23. The Kanawha RIYer "' lshmen t woman. ll arrested icatio for Iden n , Ethel Into the ify x law, no definite .sel � $25 ned stale e In th l, li Ii>! l in Jackson Counly, Mo., her Admlulot11 Sunday - C a r I and cosl , .. ill Ila lhe ahorill uid that comperaUvely of k:e w 1 1 h ,n se y into cus Priddy was lak for made before April I al be must CLA810NG as 30 c 'fl tod Qu ll Pomero COLOU ·· 1860 w presiden tial election ol y, and J, S. Kelley d ntenced her lo spend a , none •�Winfield Dam, ' • - wore R , Ca";"ll redtle,. operati L. on uThe comml,.lohen year. each 1860Was of iddle election tial port. M days In joll, but IW!pended the SHIPPEY, Ensland (UPI I-Lo- presiden for cited waa ll ga. exhauats, se ll\rtn& lhe IIIODlb of Jllllllar)' In over a month and IAICAI. TEMPS have therefore Ablor voted He i Gilpin. JU.. jail ■ta). Dl!charge■ Sunday - Gay Ann cal govemmenl ofllclalo Sunday Will am Leroy Ho har is be held ' I half. on a m who rewarded a a Lincoln. at the S< irlg llNIO !llterMf JlaNmaeb depart 'J'he mid-day te per ture Georgie lllel,on, who aloo enter• Burke, Coolville; Ch a rle1 Smith, ordertll Robert Morr!, to remove raham the • nd ,:noot 1!,1J!lpted 1 1 actldents, ID--� _M,tc\'- � 8 �-� of wu, 1� . '25 charge of Intoxication, a Rich- Racine : Robert While, Syrl<IN, !JOO - tlles hill houae him by appointing him as the The engineer', budget is - INI !hall Wat w,,ori.,r ilm'- aili>ili Ii Pon\owy "u fl coela for �rlil'ng ihe peace- ard John Sluon wu cited on I and Clyde Sanden. RD 1, lltedt- roof becaUN Ibey do DOI blend first territorial governor ol Colo- ly one ol county 1 -"• with lides cloudy, heacil not yet IOI up, lajl the - � la other Mlddleport Police ac- char1• ol �ninl llle1al mufflers. ville. _ with lS,IJOO red Ille, on hill bouoe. rado, ___ • �1el s One Of 3 cOuntles nm Moon wateh Fa1·1s To Se� Sky L1" ghts g TOtfiing 1960 In Tax aIes s --·- Wall Dlmey'1 '"l'HE HOUND WHO THOUGHT HE WAS A RACCOON" (Teehnicolor) Meet: Weecba, raccoon and Nubbin, the hounil . Fun with craey-mixed-u,p-pup an d hlo lhie>in' Pall Wod, a Thurs. ,..,, a.t "THE GLENN MIiIER STORY" "11, ;u.•. ,,.-.a. Sefflce8- FOr - • M31·1 Carr1er Were SUnday � n.ew � l c,•• ,• • cher R tes No One Hurt : Bel In Accident At ffe}d TOday I , In Mason Ill' nterSeCllOn no MN i. - .._ ,_ ,r11111t ...... liorhood wh- you .,. ,...wtsht,L Y• ---• new home a1 y- pn11nt •... ltr s I I I • LIBERTY THEATRE Around The Clock Middleport , Ohio Hearing Aid Service F.-.e Bo•e Con111oltatlon Badget Term111 B■tterl" and lnform■llon at Dutton Drug Stora, Mldtlleport, O. DILES RADIOEAR CO. ,hone LY �-d550 """"•• Ohlo BAH R CLOTHIERS Formerly Smith Clothln1 Co. MIDDLll'OaT, OHIO Home Of Name ••nd Mere..� NOW IHOWIN G "FACE OF FIRE" With Cameron Mit<hell "HE LL &ENT POR LEATHER" (Colori Wllh Audie Murphy Al• Cwtoon CarnlHI � They giYa you a complete record of ever y ch e ck drown. Tliey show your ex­ oct balance at all times. This helps you to avoid ov­ ardrafh - checks written beyond the limit of your bolanc,. They ore a htlp in tracing checks that may ,tay out a long time. So fill out tht llubs as your checks are drawn. They add to the value and con• vinitnce of your Checking Account. Wt ,ay 3% ln�t WOOD PANILtNO , . You can chant• the whole appeoronco of your ..it, for the better by tbe - of ap­ propriate wood panelhls. Al low N lfc �• ft, ..-.:=-t� On Your S.vlngs The FARMERS BANK . and Savings Company 'LOOIIINe '111e floora In your borne can llo made to ltok like new wllb fine, ltmlr10111 floorlnc. 1 Euy to apply over old flool'9 Aa low u lk �. ft. -- Al lew u ff.H -h = �lllOY, OHIO 0 r. "."'ioul . I ., '. 4 Gaso]1"•ne BI" d Awarded Jn unammous Conlnl"l'1'1 0n 'm 1 I I f>' TWO M'dd]eport women Aro e ��! •Id. � I ' . nm, bid rr.. "! �--� Minar PNtrll llu11 n !wi.m ,.._., l'tdar1I D1pult ,...,,_ C11 ,i1Ntlen Jdnll · room F1ght Fm " ed After Bar LOUYIR D00U Yoo - odd 11u! d-.tlr'1 touch to your 11..,.. ..,. '1111 uoe of inlenltlna Louiilt Doors. , F I"'· durina CIILINe TILi Yoo ..n renew old, croolle4 eeW.. wllb bNutlful, pno, lieal Wo.. E.q lo apo pt,, Aa lew N Uc �. tt. ..wnc c· B d dtplrlnlonl Check Stubs ! MIDDL ll'OI T °� Drivers To Be weful ■ your "8'.A 'l< "I R FURNITURE 1' " , MOVlnP- was Bahr CJoth1ers • • a, Like Oldtune • House RaISfflJJ Sheriff AskS In ya11r pr••••I lto e .JU!!,IT ,, 'lfe. ind ' . r. ·I • t • .> s Miss Ohnson passes. After Long IllneSS '831).68, t Veteran Barber Died unday At Mi.LIi .,.�eport ° si, I I 1 �-..:.!, Do n't Ne gle ct I · (Technicolor) Jame, Stewart, June Allyson Lollla Ann,tronc Gene Krupa, :ModerDllre■ Colol'Clt'IOOn: Convict Concorto. There's • Driver Charged With DWI TONIOHT MIDDLll'OaT ei Three Hurt In Sunday Wreck On Route 7 . Near M-G Line Pomeroy, Ohl• Roush's Shot Store < I w, . . ,. lrvm 11e.,.,.......1 ., ,.•.J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. 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