https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/54142b735e9f6fccefb4b1393f8e0743.pdf eb7098361d51e95d68b3d46f9b54e45d PDF Text Text .. • • . I ' JOPPA ond ing ondCIQss -. .. ' • .· '· ' '. ' ; · . ' > • ' ' .. • ' ,.' '. ,·' You Don't re• • W yNotS.e rVoun1e1f, Neighbor? ndV '' •• ' s howY u' '' ' ' To 1• Fine w ' ... I • '" ' In Yo rl Dur Our. "'' I r, \ it . ' " et. . ' ' y y , �-"' ~Qy,Jq~ua~13, 1955 I . , , The DAILY SENTINEL, PomeroY· Mlddllp0'1, Ohio lr •anY IIDIRI Wn. Elhel ~owde~ Yllllld ,__ h ,_ ~:;::. j HI e en N e.....n, w 0 m from llll'lery ill RoUer Mil• Freda Wood. wbo bu health to' r •.be . .... a~ beeD in in. u: ,_.... year, iJ rfJCI;Wuiaa. 'SUICIDE CRATER' • -.ne • WHOOTO PUlLUSOUT '? .lAC& &.. OOLtt'ITI ... , • . , , l , . . . , Clt1 Y&ot ti«Uona. Mvwtl.IUll repre&eAti.Uve, Bottinelh · K.na~~ aoe"" st3 ..c~qt.0111 An..N ew Yo.-k City, 1.6. N. Y. Tbe B11tlaod · BaDd ' met 1lbvnd.J.y1 Juuar,o RHS 1\lfiltorl~,q , ~ ~ Wr. ..4 Mn. r ~ Ql' T8l QlUS • M.tMOM 4.REA • llb.bltlhed "*7 aftm!ooa aeept Suada:r b7 Tbe Oblo Valle, illlltlnel. Inc.. •t 110 V.Ch1nte Bt. Pcae:roJ, 0 Buslneu ottioe phone IIJl. ed.ltunal oft\eoe 311. .t:Dhred.. M tee0a411 clllSI mJJli..Dc matter at the pt:»t effie• at umti'OJ, Oblo. atCBA&D I, 0WKN , , •. , . . . • • • . • General llallaC'M , - lloltlohll. lforry .........,, Carroll, 19011t tbe w..Und will> 1111 P"'"""· 'Hr. lnd Kn. A. E. 11.ummer. 'lbf Blui{aDCI Salketball tum atteoded tbe balk~tba!l pme between Haflbilll CoUea:e and WHt.ern MiQIHpn Sat. lriiOJt. 'l'ed left Monday for wbele he 'lt'l:ll> ·QUICK 1hrfe moatb~ · ~.IO.•By motor route where avaUable, Jtt.r $1; llX month!~ 1-t ab, ~ lllbllr.bl aAO. en• muntJI, '1. -~ 1bty Rue, ludy awe; lo.,.. Wpllo, Kvib'n Turner, Bell> Slllm. Pbrlllo ...... Clorenee l)ldooJ>, 0 . 0. l'llttno,. In WllVe, aad Rev. 8ol:li tinter una: "'Hear Our Prayer" at the morn· Ins .. tervlee at tht Ml!lthodlJI. ·Oburdl:, whtte KeY. Jtobert u.. ter broJCIIl the •meu~~e on "Whht J•tblll •"· lib. KIM~ Dtall~ton. of'III.Jl.ilt and Ja~et 'Jiboiuq lk dlrfiCIOr the dl.t). (t. •J. BJ mall one .,. JPQCCD l'lllmlller, • ~ H14- l>ellVIIf'J .,. ~ whtlfe IVIUable 80 ceata lfll' Wf!f'.lt: OJtfl YftU' ia ldnnt'tl at Tb€: DaD7 SentiDel offlre, $15 60; th: .-,Uu. n.80; - ' ' GAS For BlOODER HOUSE HOOKUPS • HOUSE TRAILERS - HOME USE! ~-- ---~ Owners Wanted! "W4fted More Ownen Qf )aUQn Qf retamed earn1ngs wh1ch Amnkan Buslness." Tttat is the were available 1mme-d1ately after titJe of a brirf !booklet by Ke1th WOJid War U. FWYlon.. President of the New Over the long run . he continue•, York Stock Extbana:~. whu:b hu Aiuefi.can bu!Ji ne.lls w11l have to been publl&bed- by Hanard mal,ntaht 1ts rate of tapltal ex~ CN4uate School of Mndltu.rt at or &lbove 'be PJ'tMDt level If Jt is to. meet the aeeda of Mr. fu,o.ston pomb out th4t 0~ ~OW.inf popula\ioo. lo coamvutm.Ql IR •toeb "la the foun~ tltuat ~0 baproy• OUI' 11\.'lnl stan~" dabOlt l!llJNlA wbtob our ent~ru eor- erda-, ap!J' t0:1nliuM OllP' nutiiWid por111t1 ftnancial stvuctur" ro:ot'!!l.01 P,QJlljo'"' vl111d~ oJ hfll Yttt lb lbe; pDStW.aJ· yea1 i , onV 'lt'~4'· Hit Jhi'J:t ttalu hit bellj;f eiCht1per .eent of new long-term that · •.~oct investment thpuld he corl)9rate Iunds hav e been pro- treb).et;t-.{roJD the post,ar aYP"· vlded f <by stock financmg F~4JI" oi#,OOO,QOO,QI» lo 11 IQ1JCb tvery dol,lat· raised by new 11toera, "'ooo,OQQ:OOO. ADd we must issued lf¥luslry ha ~ gone Into 4ebt look beyond ~he Wf&lthy for tllat almOtt $3 artd has supphed close ~"';:'"We mvs~ .. look to tbe mass to $9 .from retained earning~ nn~ ~avil)p · of mllHoa1 of Amerieans depreciation reserves Sue)) for ~••• lnveatryn.t " The (oal heavy reliance on d~:bt rman~lnl, he en.vllioJUI, lo Quote bim once hP. warns. may 1mp"'r1l a com· Alibi, il "an eeonomu: dtmocracy pany's llnanc1al stabdlty And in~ u ' potent 1JJ our polltl.cal demo~ dustry no longer hn the accumu· tracy." •a.• --· ---- . LOCAL GROWING, sound BUSt.,· NESS wants expaMion Capital B~st ftnsne1al statement. Wlll gqarantee good return. Write BQx 668-A,. Pomeroy, Ohio, for full information. t ..u..stp --...,. 200 A.mp. PORTABLE Shulet'!lo Construe. tion, !GO N. Middleport. Phone l~J.tC Pr11t Staff Corratp41ncknt WASH•IN GTON UP - A detccfoJ the bureau of custo m!; has to have the usual ~ 1 x senflrs, plu• 1 lol cC hone se nse on t he s ide, "We c .. Jcll a lot rr profe!islonal crc ckr,'' Uld Gcnr.hlt Coffelt, in~ lormalwn l~~ftcer of the bureau customs hcl'o "Thnt's what Wll mostly" ad nuucd that an honeM f'?.~klrrg tourtsl may somcttmeJ something tbrou.gb-11 he's g;:t mhil•J'·Iypc who's wdllny m k his rrp11t11llon and a • rln t> t o cst apt• an lullport A trrwckr may be bring illll lradk an extra fifth or cogna~ ur <;hatr:lpagne, :~bove the one galhm of bevcrr lC he Is a!lowcd duty tree The tustoms men may look Into only one bag, If you1 have hone8t eye. lf the ell:t1'a bntls not In that bai, the tollrlst man 11.ged to cheat Uncle Sam oul Q( a !ew centa U lb is in the blfa-well ; he's beell' cau~t rmf14Klio~- O,Oood O.o lq 1 went throllfb Cltstoms • tr~p to Pr.ds, tRe men l•..b.t whit wu 'I tbis and that an;d J told him . Htt uked me open cnb' my dllltlfle, whleh eonttinod ~ nly dlrt)l underwear ~atbOPI P'IIOr. M•ybe I aDd lOme could· hbve tneaked \no • trinket But how did I ho know aak aak me I dl<tn't try Are Nqw Advisi~g rj!~.~~~:'!a;re allowed onl)' food• per penon returnln• from a Prealdent CGI\Ifta:l El· this t·'Ut to ,1,000. tho lut ynr, there tbar.• 11,000 lnveslla:u· eWH t nd criminal 81$ arrests with 888 There wen about cr goods W01 th . Flnu or over were levied openrd hls tltt~!l . 0ftl'! t.t1'1 Tht wl!h the In· 110,()00 WOI'th of Swlu con.cealed In ef I box COD• equ:•pment. Thill caurht, fined an:! .. Oe'•:elt nid, nook I• eomtna c~ In 1.iv111'te It'• a to (rtf!.\ him Y.\!len over1eas .. _ N E\V l"ODK- lt' what my CO!Imlc·mlndcd fllen,l s tell me 11 true' U read the sp01 ts p11ges. 1hy· aelt), the feder•l pvernment has taken" steps to bar Ruaalana trQm areaa tol~Jiing about o ftfth of the country. Pn•umably the•• areaa ore lnvolntl ln natlonll aeeurlty in aome taahlon- aml among therq. ill Blooktyn, X &CCUtt the ' federal rovel'lur.ent giving ald til anti eomtort to the enemy. It Lll true that Brooklyn 11 the home ot the-New York Navy Yard, wber.ln oec«alonally are bea;thed our newut. plant caqltl'll aa.d battle wagon•- but. It iJ WJUd'i mot'8 true that It 11 the h~me ot chaoa A nuu&aaa turned looH tor,.,lly, a week, ln Bt'OOk· ' t • ·~· . b'Dt Would •mel'Je (If, Indeed. he ever did emerre. • <' of Sciefttiih, drove d.own to. Ma~an's hOmtl. pohc• 'agents from H4! looJnwo ~t)llt'oastii.~ He WM In~ Iron Curbln to 1he troductd to :Mrs. MacLean as Jturc:eaa and MacLean were "Rcnald Styles." members of what stdl may be Tr11111 lncU At-< P•rit called the Br1t1sh t!lhnt. class After d•naer, Burgess took his Tbey were 1products of XW" SX· sult case. MacLean took a bnef .clw:lve "public' school ).syiJ Lem caae and they druve to Sa.uthampand of Cambridge Univers1ty ton. MacLean told his }Ylfe they Maetean Wts the son of ~ e late wrre golnu: to see a !rlend and Su Donald MacLean; " lflbet al m1ght stay ovttrni'~ht. Burgess and patty Jeader and fOrmer 'cabinet Maci.ean took the steamer to St. minister .I • ~, Malo, France, and were dnven by Susp,ct Rtd Sympat,hi.Prs Ul.l t o Renncs a 1a1lroad )unchon There Is susp1cton that both pomt for t•arts Thet·6 they van .. men wtre 1trong CQmmUnii't s;m- •1sbed . path•Hr..,.IC not Commudi~f{!hts ..., Telegrams apparently <\f.dated b\lt Utece 1!1 no sohd evidence 1f not wr1tte n by Burg~ and that they were Commun llt 'party MaQLean reachef their relal1ves members · wh1le BritiSh secret polJCe hun ted Secondly, Burgess and Mac ~ean them It was evident that Mae. seem to hav e reached then decl· Lean ma1ntained close contact slo n suddenly With h1s wife Sbe- webt laJer to May 25, 1961, was MJcLcan's Swttterland lo live With bet chil· 38th b1rlhduy Ilc took h u usual dren now th ree They disappear· commuter's tra•n home to SlU'· ed Sept 11, 19tl3. rey county from the Fore1an Of· Bun:::f'ss sent . Chrhotmas · greet. flee to jo1n h1s AmericAn-born mgs to ~Is mother' in London In wiCe, who had borne blm two chil· 1¥8 and last month. ,JI'he letten dren nnd was expecting a third were m.aUed in ,J..qodon~ bpar· B,urgcss, that day, hid cngag"td Ently by a crewman nf a Ruman a two-berth cabin on a channel sb ~p or a SovJe~ ' Eot~a,fY pgent steamer und had invited an Apt· But they only deepened th, , n'IYA• crlcan h·Jend in London ttl ae- tNy o£ the two di.Piom,a t.s ..,. ,. ccmpany blm on a bde£ Vllilfljo .,. • --i llJ!. :a ~ w . • \ • Fro nee ' ' ', •, LIO•t·.,chiCa .-;\ Bul Bursess rented a d11V&-II· • Th orle.1f Olsen· ~~<1-te "Rl$-C, of y0, 11·self car and aCter receivtni a teleph:one call at bit apartment res1dence IS uakno\vn• ,~~cD~ _bJl!:Jlot --------·-• vnth reasonattle< di.liten'Ce ·.~t' as· NOTICI , ~ (trtained Ia ootl(ie~ thtt on the 4th 'day 1~ , a There wall be a m~;~eUn~ ol the petltlon for of 11tockholders of The Meifi G.ro- Thorte~f eery Company, Mid~leport, Ohlp, ten MOJ)d&Y. '• evenin,&, Jariuir-y Sbt, on ,--::·.:··;;.•· · 1965, a~ 8.00 o'clock, at the onle!'C was of the comPII\Y, tor 1the 1 eJeCHon ·1lred In of a Board of Dlnctort and fQr r ther or the tranuctiOn .at tuoh othtr to bu1lness aa rna) letallJ. eomeJo' ~- maintain fore it. for tbc The ' .. .. AUT'O SERVICE' . ~II '~( ( ' ·:.. ~f (I$) • ~WAltD to anyone bel.plng m'e find t):ti.s doi. Black female bound, med.iuQl ears and aoJM brindle on le.JJ and bead1 i.tJ very friendly, Please wr1te me or call collect Was lost near Long Bottom G c Varnu.in , 8171-i 4oth. Avenue, Hmtohni\on, W. Va, Phone 30167 or 3711'10. l-5-6tp LIQER..\L . Hour:AM . .. . . ..... Ill' I·=· ........ snLE ' ' Wrecker $,en-ice . . .. • ' •· • • • • r .r ---------,:;;'lf""f""~~~~~~~~*~;~~~~~~~' Cus.t~ 4 dd1r~. l-6-6tc .lv"'• ;:;·j ---'- 1948 OLDS 2 d~. sedan,. ~o)'. Blaettnar's, 1· UN9 PLYMOUm Stahon Wa\ion. $595. Blsettnar'a, Pomeroy. l-6·6tc - That T o:kes The • . Out U~]~~~~~~~~~~:J~~ WIGGLE BOU~c£ \ 1 1951 CHEVROLE'i: 4 dr oedao $89,, Bla~:ttnar's, Pomeroy 1-B-6te , and 1HU,MP ~ I 1952 STUD~BIIKER V8 · 4 dr, •td.an. $99~ Blaettnar's, Pomuoy. l..e-6tc .... ' 1 !' . • t ~ :1. ' • .. ~.ve',U.·'ro'$09!t Oat (fire Life .' . ." •·.Drive 1ft TOday and Get A Checkup! R. H. ~')'i!JNG/1 SON!1 CO.b~ur \Yror:~r S.rvlce. DV Pbone 1122'(. llllbt Phone ft0311X DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALEIIS. ' I CHEDDAR CHEESE .... ·.. ·lb 45~ CHEF'S DELIGHT .. 1 lb ctn 59c DllifJ' 8prud k. ;!o •' ' ' AVOBDAlE KIDNEY PlUmp and tender Ia ~ rich sauce. Buy pl,enly ol tbla low pr!Oe and save. SODA CRA~I<;ERS ....... lb pkg 25c, The •uer sort; IMI KROGERc.<BREAD •• 1-1 tb loavea29c JO.Dc. alae -~ SANDWI~H COOKIES •. lb pkg 33c ,. ' .. . ' -.• . &ftltdale " " ' to .. Mf'YC!I SLICED BEETS. ~ ....... ,., 2 No, 303 . . . canslSc &wHale :reU.W oDac ~Te. • IIUCN bi QTIIP - PEACHES ......... , , , , •• 1 No. ,l¥.1 ci1411 55c . ' • . , • • • r "LIVE BETTER FOR LESS" Kroger Cberry,)llaekberry, SIVe Preserves • · • •• 12 ~s-jq~_-2,c . . KIDgan'a K-P Brllld , , , J<rlseo pure, aU vegetable. DJgeiuble. : • :-1~o:u:ah_~~f Sh·or~ning • • • : 3 '1bcan91c Lunc:heon Meat :. . . ' Milled from fine wheals '""1.01& ·-7'1hotturnbler39c K flo~r· KrQge,r Milk • • • 4 tall cans 47c w11 t• qtue lb49c lb69o "''oed'"I!O-elo ..... lb 15c , , , I,' • , ... '$4,95 '' • • ··· ·~>-.: ··t' · ~' ..'' ,.. • •• .. .' • i '¥1 .. • • I' BEANS 3"....... ' BAKERY TR.EATS ~.,. "' 1 FAllM FRESH ~----~--~----~VEAL D. Markii'UI .. . 1 ' Mt. c.lltJ' Jli .. ) '""'"\!' 'l'ltE BROOKLYNITF. IIJ a.rthy, Will I ever forgtt tht tim• 1 dl'lrted Into Ebbell Field. 'home of the Dodpl'l, and htt.l'd the lron· lunred fllll yell coldly to Wy,tt, & pitcher, "'l"J'()w lt down hla ''roat, ! W'ttlow!" '!' Jn tht •niTlmer, he at,tJldon• ht• Jaekel qi(\Ckly. Ht oon· ' SPOTLIGHT. ......,.,.,... • . .. • .. . .. . lb 95c FRENCH BRAND ....... 1b 99c Krerer 4 in 1 paek ova.ora'fed ·an ·purpose homogenized l8 BI AutQ re"Nit$s ' · SPECIALS of ' WAFFL.ES ............. 2 pkgs 31c. L • •n eer1e, underwortll quality to the pla~ and att'l4tl run rirht ott the map ju•t wher1 you're a half bloqk; (f011\ tht •ddrel!a fol,' Wtlleh you'rt I1Unt1n1. Brooklyn. 11 a dark rarilen or man-eating nowers. .' Co&iap Brand. !faef; 19814., ea." A I'I!W of my aqUJ.IDt~ ..._n,~ of th~m with.. two hea'~• and &11 of them, lp~au. with tiX toe-s Oil ta~h toot, live tn Brooklyn, They tell mt loudly and d&Uy tttat thert an chftrmlnr rnldentla1 aediona Notice Is ln lhl tomn:up1itf, Pniiden.ll have alept th~re and famous \fr\ttl'l bvt ttaved thtrt. lh'ookl)'n. thl)' claim, hu atatnre and dignity iUld tollowing btautr. ~ flied In said Hall. J apok tor the Manh•ttanlte, 1utng wltl\ wonder and un- . lt>~ ~~ ... ~~­ belief acrou the river, whtn I any that oil ot B1'00kly11 ta 11ttua.ted on 81\urday under elevated train track1. Chop suey jotnta •bound, ond there ,are rtrary 1~. three atot'ita In •ach block, atlllnr Orand Raplda t'umtture, There Ia Fi1'U a.,nd alden Manh&t.t&nittl cS"de.. 1 Kro1er IIDDMJatrat.e4 . Hoi-DaW .CIIff!e Cans POT PIES .......... 3-8 os pkga 85c. ' . OkANGE J. U ICE .. , 2-6 o:uona 31 c . $445,00, B\aettnar'li, p, 12·24-U "' , "' u , • FROZEN FOODS MorlonJ Chicken' !leu or '.L'arlley 195t rol-m.l.c 2'.r~r sorlau. $1795. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 1-CJ.8tc BEVERAGE BUYS No.303 Avo)ldale red·rlpe vine_ 33 TOMATOEs , ripened frull ....... Z No. 303 Cans C ' BEAN'SAvondale <ut tender 27C GDIEIItr..l 1ft< 1"1111 and <risp. .. .... 2 No. 30:t cans__oweet Avondalegarden -27'c GR.EEN PEAS ' flavor •.•. , . 2 No. 303 Cans ' SJ Autg Soles 1949 FORD 2 aM ..r. illy WJIItlll .rlued Mal Melmtr JlWJY p1l1 ftl~ "'-~• com~ ,0\1\ of thla ,dark J\m· Smut Rw.ulan• p), 1 Rnamln& freek. 'fl\•l baye1 ~all~ t~t!l fnto BrookiJm. I:IOWI}IIh ~·~tt.Oim\tnd. Ac\ut.)ly It ia ft •J.at.t ot I Rutland, Ohio , ' ' t ·ACJE·r· m ' LENE 1Vlt~IINGI Western Folk ·:r ly Mil HIIMIR I RUTLAND.·FU'RNITURE sons, Rutatid, SJ)ent the .weekend wJth 'J:tis parents, Mr. and Mn. E. 'C. Sbauk. ELBC,I,'IIIC WELDI!tjG '.~, * I )v ' APPLIANCE. AUt . RIP ' BY CHARLIS M. McCANN U.nltad Pre.. Staff Corrnpond.nt Then tin be no morlil doubt that Gli!Y Burgeu and Donald Mac~ Lean, the Brltilh diplomats wbo van1shed in France in May. 19&1 are workmg for the RU6!Jians. lt seems pretty 'ce1·taln, on ;'tho bUIS of a mmlber or piecemeal reports, that they are in Moseqw achng as adv1ser« to the Sovlet .florelgn min1stry on propaganda d1rected toward the West. But the real m)·stery of thuir disappearance rem am! as deep all t>ver be declared One paaselliief reTtl at my 1 tery i 1 wby and how ren'tly thought he Willi smuu· Burg~ss 11nd MacLean reached hng a bumh of n£fron yellow thch· decJ.Si on to d~ncl~A , jJte r 1 oolonng - mto Ute ccunlry He and betray the trust put careers had gone to a lol or houblc to in them aa Foreign O(Ree. offielai 11 concea l Ll by golni behmd lhe Iron Curtam F1rst they Bl'C not the sort oJ He ca~ltt h1mselt a penaUy for conetLaH ng thmgs Plain men who do lhat sort ot thtng, t~~~-·•_•._l_L _co uld tl_ •v_e_c~~~­even in these days of defectl'on 1 CIOnf\ltLoL J A. R. Sheetro. Mr. •nd Mn. Scott Sbank At)d DEPT. ond kEPA1R ·' ' ' ' !1!. • • •• .- • WASHINGTON NOTES ly HARMON W. NICHOLS . ' KAIND S1QRE-Gas an.d electric stove~ bo.by bed, dishes ahd clot1nng. 42 Park Street, MlddlepoN, Ohio. 1-s-stp A 1 cport I Unt•rd ~·· 4 or month. Truly Revolutionary ' ~:E~y,;~::~~=:~l!~~ ELECTIUC WELDER for rent by day, we'et ~--'--~ l!'lsued by a New York T.beae 4te the results q( (OW• mblt• ha ~ somethln ~ importont cost mGss dtstrtbuhon, wh1ch was say about retai\mg 1n thi~o~ pioneered by the cRam avstem1 country apd has bun .!IW!f'e&duUy em· "Smct> prewar 1939", IL obaer· ployed by other retailers They ves, "l hf • l' hanges In ret411ing ate found m all ot retailing's have bJ>en truly revolutionary r's brai)Chts, from rood to variety a result or merchants' ertorta to slorea. We set more a~;lual value bold Uown aclllnr (»'Ice& In tbc for our retlul dollar than ever race (1( n sing .costs or goods and berore-as is proven by the facl operattnJ e"''>tntea The re- that It takes the Average worker cord showt that tbt bit! tehnl or- tnuch le&s time to earn enouHh eanlzallons have grown big by be· money to bllY almoat anything lng alert for new am\ better ways sold at retail thsn It did 2~ years of serving the pulbhe, •by cutting or so aa:o Rcta11Jna: takeJ deserved pride distnbut10n costs and lowering prices, and by learning hcrw to do tn Its record 1t ha~ made Jm. b~l ness on 1mall margins or pro- mcuurable contributions to lhe ftt thus .fllvmg th1! culit omcr th e llv1ng standa1·ds ot us all his doll a1 " "' National C1ty Bank -~ ' their parents, Mr. and Mt:l· l.= : with OOiumb..,. Darrell Roush and , son Paul John Duffy. &yracute, were the weekend guest& of bls Wbodrctw Hall mw.ed last Mr. aftd Mn. R. L. and Mfa. In Mr. tl(e' QulHen an.d aon .pent Saturday nephew and niece Mr. lb 49c, ...... .. lb 20c favorite for Nnd'W'kbea . ..... lb 39c cut from tender, 'Joan <01'11-led porkero. RooSt to tender good· ne!•· ~ low al your Kroger for blggor savings. EVery ~un.. always frellh "' Lb., ~ .. . GROUND 'BEEF • • -lb35c juicy meat juSt rtibl • soup11 or stews ..•• . ... . . ... .. ....•.••.. I..lt.. BO,ILING BEEF Tenderforand • PIECE BACON· ' ' �-"' ~Qy,Jq~ua~13, 1955 I . , , The DAILY SENTINEL, PomeroY· Mlddllp0'1, Ohio lr •anY IIDIRI Wn. Elhel ~owde~ Yllllld ,__ h ,_ ~:;::. j HI e en N e.....n, w 0 m from llll'lery ill RoUer Mil• Freda Wood. wbo bu health to' r •.be . .... a~ beeD in in. u: ,_.... year, iJ rfJCI;Wuiaa. 'SUICIDE CRATER' • -.ne • WHOOTO PUlLUSOUT '? .lAC& &.. OOLtt'ITI ... , • . , , l , . . . , Clt1 Y&ot ti«Uona. Mvwtl.IUll repre&eAti.Uve, Bottinelh · K.na~~ aoe"" st3 ..c~qt.0111 An..N ew Yo.-k City, 1.6. N. Y. Tbe B11tlaod · BaDd ' met 1lbvnd.J.y1 Juuar,o RHS 1\lfiltorl~,q , ~ ~ Wr. ..4 Mn. r ~ Ql' T8l QlUS • M.tMOM 4.REA • llb.bltlhed "*7 aftm!ooa aeept Suada:r b7 Tbe Oblo Valle, illlltlnel. Inc.. •t 110 V.Ch1nte Bt. Pcae:roJ, 0 Buslneu ottioe phone IIJl. ed.ltunal oft\eoe 311. .t:Dhred.. M tee0a411 clllSI mJJli..Dc matter at the pt:»t effie• at umti'OJ, Oblo. atCBA&D I, 0WKN , , •. , . . . • • • . • General llallaC'M , - lloltlohll. lforry .........,, Carroll, 19011t tbe w..Und will> 1111 P"'"""· 'Hr. lnd Kn. A. E. 11.ummer. 'lbf Blui{aDCI Salketball tum atteoded tbe balk~tba!l pme between Haflbilll CoUea:e and WHt.ern MiQIHpn Sat. lriiOJt. 'l'ed left Monday for wbele he 'lt'l:ll> ·QUICK 1hrfe moatb~ · ~.IO.•By motor route where avaUable, Jtt.r $1; llX month!~ 1-t ab, ~ lllbllr.bl aAO. en• muntJI, '1. -~ 1bty Rue, ludy awe; lo.,.. Wpllo, Kvib'n Turner, Bell> Slllm. Pbrlllo ...... Clorenee l)ldooJ>, 0 . 0. l'llttno,. In WllVe, aad Rev. 8ol:li tinter una: "'Hear Our Prayer" at the morn· Ins .. tervlee at tht Ml!lthodlJI. ·Oburdl:, whtte KeY. Jtobert u.. ter broJCIIl the •meu~~e on "Whht J•tblll •"· lib. KIM~ Dtall~ton. of'III.Jl.ilt and Ja~et 'Jiboiuq lk dlrfiCIOr the dl.t). (t. •J. BJ mall one .,. JPQCCD l'lllmlller, • ~ H14- l>ellVIIf'J .,. ~ whtlfe IVIUable 80 ceata lfll' Wf!f'.lt: OJtfl YftU' ia ldnnt'tl at Tb€: DaD7 SentiDel offlre, $15 60; th: .-,Uu. n.80; - ' ' GAS For BlOODER HOUSE HOOKUPS • HOUSE TRAILERS - HOME USE! ~-- ---~ Owners Wanted! "W4fted More Ownen Qf )aUQn Qf retamed earn1ngs wh1ch Amnkan Buslness." Tttat is the were available 1mme-d1ately after titJe of a brirf !booklet by Ke1th WOJid War U. FWYlon.. President of the New Over the long run . he continue•, York Stock Extbana:~. whu:b hu Aiuefi.can bu!Ji ne.lls w11l have to been publl&bed- by Hanard mal,ntaht 1ts rate of tapltal ex~ CN4uate School of Mndltu.rt at or &lbove 'be PJ'tMDt level If Jt is to. meet the aeeda of Mr. fu,o.ston pomb out th4t 0~ ~OW.inf popula\ioo. lo coamvutm.Ql IR •toeb "la the foun~ tltuat ~0 baproy• OUI' 11\.'lnl stan~" dabOlt l!llJNlA wbtob our ent~ru eor- erda-, ap!J' t0:1nliuM OllP' nutiiWid por111t1 ftnancial stvuctur" ro:ot'!!l.01 P,QJlljo'"' vl111d~ oJ hfll Yttt lb lbe; pDStW.aJ· yea1 i , onV 'lt'~4'· Hit Jhi'J:t ttalu hit bellj;f eiCht1per .eent of new long-term that · •.~oct investment thpuld he corl)9rate Iunds hav e been pro- treb).et;t-.{roJD the post,ar aYP"· vlded f <by stock financmg F~4JI" oi#,OOO,QOO,QI» lo 11 IQ1JCb tvery dol,lat· raised by new 11toera, "'ooo,OQQ:OOO. ADd we must issued lf¥luslry ha ~ gone Into 4ebt look beyond ~he Wf&lthy for tllat almOtt $3 artd has supphed close ~"';:'"We mvs~ .. look to tbe mass to $9 .from retained earning~ nn~ ~avil)p · of mllHoa1 of Amerieans depreciation reserves Sue)) for ~••• lnveatryn.t " The (oal heavy reliance on d~:bt rman~lnl, he en.vllioJUI, lo Quote bim once hP. warns. may 1mp"'r1l a com· Alibi, il "an eeonomu: dtmocracy pany's llnanc1al stabdlty And in~ u ' potent 1JJ our polltl.cal demo~ dustry no longer hn the accumu· tracy." •a.• --· ---- . LOCAL GROWING, sound BUSt.,· NESS wants expaMion Capital B~st ftnsne1al statement. Wlll gqarantee good return. Write BQx 668-A,. Pomeroy, Ohio, for full information. t ..u..stp --...,. 200 A.mp. PORTABLE Shulet'!lo Construe. tion, !GO N. Middleport. Phone l~J.tC Pr11t Staff Corratp41ncknt WASH•IN GTON UP - A detccfoJ the bureau of custo m!; has to have the usual ~ 1 x senflrs, plu• 1 lol cC hone se nse on t he s ide, "We c .. Jcll a lot rr profe!islonal crc ckr,'' Uld Gcnr.hlt Coffelt, in~ lormalwn l~~ftcer of the bureau customs hcl'o "Thnt's what Wll mostly" ad nuucd that an honeM f'?.~klrrg tourtsl may somcttmeJ something tbrou.gb-11 he's g;:t mhil•J'·Iypc who's wdllny m k his rrp11t11llon and a • rln t> t o cst apt• an lullport A trrwckr may be bring illll lradk an extra fifth or cogna~ ur <;hatr:lpagne, :~bove the one galhm of bevcrr lC he Is a!lowcd duty tree The tustoms men may look Into only one bag, If you1 have hone8t eye. lf the ell:t1'a bntls not In that bai, the tollrlst man 11.ged to cheat Uncle Sam oul Q( a !ew centa U lb is in the blfa-well ; he's beell' cau~t rmf14Klio~- O,Oood O.o lq 1 went throllfb Cltstoms • tr~p to Pr.ds, tRe men l•..b.t whit wu 'I tbis and that an;d J told him . Htt uked me open cnb' my dllltlfle, whleh eonttinod ~ nly dlrt)l underwear ~atbOPI P'IIOr. M•ybe I aDd lOme could· hbve tneaked \no • trinket But how did I ho know aak aak me I dl<tn't try Are Nqw Advisi~g rj!~.~~~:'!a;re allowed onl)' food• per penon returnln• from a Prealdent CGI\Ifta:l El· this t·'Ut to ,1,000. tho lut ynr, there tbar.• 11,000 lnveslla:u· eWH t nd criminal 81$ arrests with 888 There wen about cr goods W01 th . Flnu or over were levied openrd hls tltt~!l . 0ftl'! t.t1'1 Tht wl!h the In· 110,()00 WOI'th of Swlu con.cealed In ef I box COD• equ:•pment. Thill caurht, fined an:! .. Oe'•:elt nid, nook I• eomtna c~ In 1.iv111'te It'• a to (rtf!.\ him Y.\!len over1eas .. _ N E\V l"ODK- lt' what my CO!Imlc·mlndcd fllen,l s tell me 11 true' U read the sp01 ts p11ges. 1hy· aelt), the feder•l pvernment has taken" steps to bar Ruaalana trQm areaa tol~Jiing about o ftfth of the country. Pn•umably the•• areaa ore lnvolntl ln natlonll aeeurlty in aome taahlon- aml among therq. ill Blooktyn, X &CCUtt the ' federal rovel'lur.ent giving ald til anti eomtort to the enemy. It Lll true that Brooklyn 11 the home ot the-New York Navy Yard, wber.ln oec«alonally are bea;thed our newut. plant caqltl'll aa.d battle wagon•- but. It iJ WJUd'i mot'8 true that It 11 the h~me ot chaoa A nuu&aaa turned looH tor,.,lly, a week, ln Bt'OOk· ' t • ·~· . b'Dt Would •mel'Je (If, Indeed. he ever did emerre. • <' of Sciefttiih, drove d.own to. Ma~an's hOmtl. pohc• 'agents from H4! looJnwo ~t)llt'oastii.~ He WM In~ Iron Curbln to 1he troductd to :Mrs. MacLean as Jturc:eaa and MacLean were "Rcnald Styles." members of what stdl may be Tr11111 lncU At-< P•rit called the Br1t1sh t!lhnt. class After d•naer, Burgess took his Tbey were 1products of XW" SX· sult case. MacLean took a bnef .clw:lve "public' school ).syiJ Lem caae and they druve to Sa.uthampand of Cambridge Univers1ty ton. MacLean told his }Ylfe they Maetean Wts the son of ~ e late wrre golnu: to see a !rlend and Su Donald MacLean; " lflbet al m1ght stay ovttrni'~ht. Burgess and patty Jeader and fOrmer 'cabinet Maci.ean took the steamer to St. minister .I • ~, Malo, France, and were dnven by Susp,ct Rtd Sympat,hi.Prs Ul.l t o Renncs a 1a1lroad )unchon There Is susp1cton that both pomt for t•arts Thet·6 they van .. men wtre 1trong CQmmUnii't s;m- •1sbed . path•Hr..,.IC not Commudi~f{!hts ..., Telegrams apparently <\f.dated b\lt Utece 1!1 no sohd evidence 1f not wr1tte n by Burg~ and that they were Commun llt 'party MaQLean reachef their relal1ves members · wh1le BritiSh secret polJCe hun ted Secondly, Burgess and Mac ~ean them It was evident that Mae. seem to hav e reached then decl· Lean ma1ntained close contact slo n suddenly With h1s wife Sbe- webt laJer to May 25, 1961, was MJcLcan's Swttterland lo live With bet chil· 38th b1rlhduy Ilc took h u usual dren now th ree They disappear· commuter's tra•n home to SlU'· ed Sept 11, 19tl3. rey county from the Fore1an Of· Bun:::f'ss sent . Chrhotmas · greet. flee to jo1n h1s AmericAn-born mgs to ~Is mother' in London In wiCe, who had borne blm two chil· 1¥8 and last month. ,JI'he letten dren nnd was expecting a third were m.aUed in ,J..qodon~ bpar· B,urgcss, that day, hid cngag"td Ently by a crewman nf a Ruman a two-berth cabin on a channel sb ~p or a SovJe~ ' Eot~a,fY pgent steamer und had invited an Apt· But they only deepened th, , n'IYA• crlcan h·Jend in London ttl ae- tNy o£ the two di.Piom,a t.s ..,. ,. ccmpany blm on a bde£ Vllilfljo .,. • --i llJ!. :a ~ w . • \ • Fro nee ' ' ', •, LIO•t·.,chiCa .-;\ Bul Bursess rented a d11V&-II· • Th orle.1f Olsen· ~~<1-te "Rl$-C, of y0, 11·self car and aCter receivtni a teleph:one call at bit apartment res1dence IS uakno\vn• ,~~cD~ _bJl!:Jlot --------·-• vnth reasonattle< di.liten'Ce ·.~t' as· NOTICI , ~ (trtained Ia ootl(ie~ thtt on the 4th 'day 1~ , a There wall be a m~;~eUn~ ol the petltlon for of 11tockholders of The Meifi G.ro- Thorte~f eery Company, Mid~leport, Ohlp, ten MOJ)d&Y. '• evenin,&, Jariuir-y Sbt, on ,--::·.:··;;.•· · 1965, a~ 8.00 o'clock, at the onle!'C was of the comPII\Y, tor 1the 1 eJeCHon ·1lred In of a Board of Dlnctort and fQr r ther or the tranuctiOn .at tuoh othtr to bu1lness aa rna) letallJ. eomeJo' ~- maintain fore it. for tbc The ' .. .. AUT'O SERVICE' . ~II '~( ( ' ·:.. ~f (I$) • ~WAltD to anyone bel.plng m'e find t):ti.s doi. Black female bound, med.iuQl ears and aoJM brindle on le.JJ and bead1 i.tJ very friendly, Please wr1te me or call collect Was lost near Long Bottom G c Varnu.in , 8171-i 4oth. Avenue, Hmtohni\on, W. Va, Phone 30167 or 3711'10. l-5-6tp LIQER..\L . Hour:AM . .. . . ..... Ill' I·=· ........ snLE ' ' Wrecker $,en-ice . . .. • ' •· • • • • r .r ---------,:;;'lf""f""~~~~~~~~*~;~~~~~~~' Cus.t~ 4 dd1r~. l-6-6tc .lv"'• ;:;·j ---'- 1948 OLDS 2 d~. sedan,. ~o)'. Blaettnar's, 1· UN9 PLYMOUm Stahon Wa\ion. $595. Blsettnar'a, Pomeroy. l-6·6tc - That T o:kes The • . Out U~]~~~~~~~~~~:J~~ WIGGLE BOU~c£ \ 1 1951 CHEVROLE'i: 4 dr oedao $89,, Bla~:ttnar's, Pomeroy 1-B-6te , and 1HU,MP ~ I 1952 STUD~BIIKER V8 · 4 dr, •td.an. $99~ Blaettnar's, Pomuoy. l..e-6tc .... ' 1 !' . • t ~ :1. ' • .. ~.ve',U.·'ro'$09!t Oat (fire Life .' . ." •·.Drive 1ft TOday and Get A Checkup! R. H. ~')'i!JNG/1 SON!1 CO.b~ur \Yror:~r S.rvlce. DV Pbone 1122'(. llllbt Phone ft0311X DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALEIIS. ' I CHEDDAR CHEESE .... ·.. ·lb 45~ CHEF'S DELIGHT .. 1 lb ctn 59c DllifJ' 8prud k. ;!o •' ' ' AVOBDAlE KIDNEY PlUmp and tender Ia ~ rich sauce. Buy pl,enly ol tbla low pr!Oe and save. SODA CRA~I<;ERS ....... lb pkg 25c, The •uer sort; IMI KROGERc.<BREAD •• 1-1 tb loavea29c JO.Dc. alae -~ SANDWI~H COOKIES •. lb pkg 33c ,. ' .. . ' -.• . &ftltdale " " ' to .. Mf'YC!I SLICED BEETS. ~ ....... ,., 2 No, 303 . . . canslSc &wHale :reU.W oDac ~Te. • IIUCN bi QTIIP - PEACHES ......... , , , , •• 1 No. ,l¥.1 ci1411 55c . ' • . , • • • r "LIVE BETTER FOR LESS" Kroger Cberry,)llaekberry, SIVe Preserves • · • •• 12 ~s-jq~_-2,c . . KIDgan'a K-P Brllld , , , J<rlseo pure, aU vegetable. DJgeiuble. : • :-1~o:u:ah_~~f Sh·or~ning • • • : 3 '1bcan91c Lunc:heon Meat :. . . ' Milled from fine wheals '""1.01& ·-7'1hotturnbler39c K flo~r· KrQge,r Milk • • • 4 tall cans 47c w11 t• qtue lb49c lb69o "''oed'"I!O-elo ..... lb 15c , , , I,' • , ... '$4,95 '' • • ··· ·~>-.: ··t' · ~' ..'' ,.. • •• .. .' • i '¥1 .. • • I' BEANS 3"....... ' BAKERY TR.EATS ~.,. "' 1 FAllM FRESH ~----~--~----~VEAL D. Markii'UI .. . 1 ' Mt. c.lltJ' Jli .. ) '""'"\!' 'l'ltE BROOKLYNITF. IIJ a.rthy, Will I ever forgtt tht tim• 1 dl'lrted Into Ebbell Field. 'home of the Dodpl'l, and htt.l'd the lron· lunred fllll yell coldly to Wy,tt, & pitcher, "'l"J'()w lt down hla ''roat, ! W'ttlow!" '!' Jn tht •niTlmer, he at,tJldon• ht• Jaekel qi(\Ckly. Ht oon· ' SPOTLIGHT. ......,.,.,... • . .. • .. . .. . lb 95c FRENCH BRAND ....... 1b 99c Krerer 4 in 1 paek ova.ora'fed ·an ·purpose homogenized l8 BI AutQ re"Nit$s ' · SPECIALS of ' WAFFL.ES ............. 2 pkgs 31c. L • •n eer1e, underwortll quality to the pla~ and att'l4tl run rirht ott the map ju•t wher1 you're a half bloqk; (f011\ tht •ddrel!a fol,' Wtlleh you'rt I1Unt1n1. Brooklyn. 11 a dark rarilen or man-eating nowers. .' Co&iap Brand. !faef; 19814., ea." A I'I!W of my aqUJ.IDt~ ..._n,~ of th~m with.. two hea'~• and &11 of them, lp~au. with tiX toe-s Oil ta~h toot, live tn Brooklyn, They tell mt loudly and d&Uy tttat thert an chftrmlnr rnldentla1 aediona Notice Is ln lhl tomn:up1itf, Pniiden.ll have alept th~re and famous \fr\ttl'l bvt ttaved thtrt. lh'ookl)'n. thl)' claim, hu atatnre and dignity iUld tollowing btautr. ~ flied In said Hall. J apok tor the Manh•ttanlte, 1utng wltl\ wonder and un- . lt>~ ~~ ... ~~­ belief acrou the river, whtn I any that oil ot B1'00kly11 ta 11ttua.ted on 81\urday under elevated train track1. Chop suey jotnta •bound, ond there ,are rtrary 1~. three atot'ita In •ach block, atlllnr Orand Raplda t'umtture, There Ia Fi1'U a.,nd alden Manh&t.t&nittl cS"de.. 1 Kro1er IIDDMJatrat.e4 . Hoi-DaW .CIIff!e Cans POT PIES .......... 3-8 os pkga 85c. ' . OkANGE J. U ICE .. , 2-6 o:uona 31 c . $445,00, B\aettnar'li, p, 12·24-U "' , "' u , • FROZEN FOODS MorlonJ Chicken' !leu or '.L'arlley 195t rol-m.l.c 2'.r~r sorlau. $1795. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy 1-CJ.8tc BEVERAGE BUYS No.303 Avo)ldale red·rlpe vine_ 33 TOMATOEs , ripened frull ....... Z No. 303 Cans C ' BEAN'SAvondale <ut tender 27C GDIEIItr..l 1ft< 1"1111 and <risp. .. .... 2 No. 30:t cans__oweet Avondalegarden -27'c GR.EEN PEAS ' flavor •.•. , . 2 No. 303 Cans ' SJ Autg Soles 1949 FORD 2 aM ..r. illy WJIItlll .rlued Mal Melmtr JlWJY p1l1 ftl~ "'-~• com~ ,0\1\ of thla ,dark J\m· Smut Rw.ulan• p), 1 Rnamln& freek. 'fl\•l baye1 ~all~ t~t!l fnto BrookiJm. I:IOWI}IIh ~·~tt.Oim\tnd. Ac\ut.)ly It ia ft •J.at.t ot I Rutland, Ohio , ' ' t ·ACJE·r· m ' LENE 1Vlt~IINGI Western Folk ·:r ly Mil HIIMIR I RUTLAND.·FU'RNITURE sons, Rutatid, SJ)ent the .weekend wJth 'J:tis parents, Mr. and Mn. E. 'C. Sbauk. ELBC,I,'IIIC WELDI!tjG '.~, * I )v ' APPLIANCE. AUt . RIP ' BY CHARLIS M. McCANN U.nltad Pre.. Staff Corrnpond.nt Then tin be no morlil doubt that Gli!Y Burgeu and Donald Mac~ Lean, the Brltilh diplomats wbo van1shed in France in May. 19&1 are workmg for the RU6!Jians. lt seems pretty 'ce1·taln, on ;'tho bUIS of a mmlber or piecemeal reports, that they are in Moseqw achng as adv1ser« to the Sovlet .florelgn min1stry on propaganda d1rected toward the West. But the real m)·stery of thuir disappearance rem am! as deep all t>ver be declared One paaselliief reTtl at my 1 tery i 1 wby and how ren'tly thought he Willi smuu· Burg~ss 11nd MacLean reached hng a bumh of n£fron yellow thch· decJ.Si on to d~ncl~A , jJte r 1 oolonng - mto Ute ccunlry He and betray the trust put careers had gone to a lol or houblc to in them aa Foreign O(Ree. offielai 11 concea l Ll by golni behmd lhe Iron Curtam F1rst they Bl'C not the sort oJ He ca~ltt h1mselt a penaUy for conetLaH ng thmgs Plain men who do lhat sort ot thtng, t~~~-·•_•._l_L _co uld tl_ •v_e_c~~~­even in these days of defectl'on 1 CIOnf\ltLoL J A. R. Sheetro. Mr. •nd Mn. Scott Sbank At)d DEPT. ond kEPA1R ·' ' ' ' !1!. • • •• .- • WASHINGTON NOTES ly HARMON W. NICHOLS . ' KAIND S1QRE-Gas an.d electric stove~ bo.by bed, dishes ahd clot1nng. 42 Park Street, MlddlepoN, Ohio. 1-s-stp A 1 cport I Unt•rd ~·· 4 or month. Truly Revolutionary ' ~:E~y,;~::~~=:~l!~~ ELECTIUC WELDER for rent by day, we'et ~--'--~ l!'lsued by a New York T.beae 4te the results q( (OW• mblt• ha ~ somethln ~ importont cost mGss dtstrtbuhon, wh1ch was say about retai\mg 1n thi~o~ pioneered by the cRam avstem1 country apd has bun .!IW!f'e&duUy em· "Smct> prewar 1939", IL obaer· ployed by other retailers They ves, "l hf • l' hanges In ret411ing ate found m all ot retailing's have bJ>en truly revolutionary r's brai)Chts, from rood to variety a result or merchants' ertorta to slorea. We set more a~;lual value bold Uown aclllnr (»'Ice& In tbc for our retlul dollar than ever race (1( n sing .costs or goods and berore-as is proven by the facl operattnJ e"''>tntea The re- that It takes the Average worker cord showt that tbt bit! tehnl or- tnuch le&s time to earn enouHh eanlzallons have grown big by be· money to bllY almoat anything lng alert for new am\ better ways sold at retail thsn It did 2~ years of serving the pulbhe, •by cutting or so aa:o Rcta11Jna: takeJ deserved pride distnbut10n costs and lowering prices, and by learning hcrw to do tn Its record 1t ha~ made Jm. b~l ness on 1mall margins or pro- mcuurable contributions to lhe ftt thus .fllvmg th1! culit omcr th e llv1ng standa1·ds ot us all his doll a1 " "' National C1ty Bank -~ ' their parents, Mr. and Mt:l· l.= : with OOiumb..,. Darrell Roush and , son Paul John Duffy. &yracute, were the weekend guest& of bls Wbodrctw Hall mw.ed last Mr. aftd Mn. R. L. and Mfa. In Mr. tl(e' QulHen an.d aon .pent Saturday nephew and niece Mr. lb 49c, ...... .. lb 20c favorite for Nnd'W'kbea . ..... lb 39c cut from tender, 'Joan <01'11-led porkero. RooSt to tender good· ne!•· ~ low al your Kroger for blggor savings. EVery ~un.. always frellh "' Lb., ~ .. . GROUND 'BEEF • • -lb35c juicy meat juSt rtibl • soup11 or stews ..•• . ... . . ... .. ....•.••.. I..lt.. BO,ILING BEEF Tenderforand • PIECE BACON· ' ' �\ Ol)io. ' Brandt w F COMMITIEE Br~~es FavoredF9rNLPennant FEELS MINOR DeSjlite What Ciar.ts Did l1, '54 CHANGES OK • • - - 1 - ~ ~ :;. ', ~, J'tl' YEAP-OlP 6otF PRO I 'B e01.1!1t.O:. ; .. ': added two tf"fil1&r starten tn Johnny AntoneJI~ ami Ruben Gomez 11 Sal Mag.be ' wu• reltsd and bandled like fme old brt~..-brac for ef!eetwe per~ormances againr;.t the ehu.llentn:rl Dodgers amt Braves : "' ~ ~ .,. ... : .. Yauks 1'onder If Sain And Bobeab 8bupm Caw• For Old £oemy, Kent. In the lat.t meetln&" between the two aebools before tn~ c&.riatmu holld.l)'s, 1ho B.obO•b 11own- - - lloJihr loll.., •LUHOJt RHI""· P - lt1J. ,.,...,..." ~IMY l.tlft.,.n LUCILLI' PERSONALS ~ tbe FluJiei, '1'$of2. That Wll ll'l1iil!IS,. ~ 111'-'-'l'&e OHlo Up•- the be(ino1ni ol tbi Bobcats eurftl'ai*Y Bibeat. and the tt.int ' Plaebes; -------- rent victory streak. ,......, P1110ftllls ' UIIATH ADVICR • ~ • Ill - Gl!ii'IIIVA, N, V-ba ''oiled'' to hav.e brutlt. ~ave a. 1\lb- Cptieal ; l•ll'lle: H': "' ' o. r. -~- ., l,it.'f "buitlne" at ~ Cert,_Dlp> at th.. enJ or tlht fftily h~~o\!a' ttfi"Uit& in ~ s cil!lo~ aM i(c:;;:~~)tL .. u · ~~~"' you.ll:l ~L ....:, )I ies shctwrbtr tbC' GI!.l:..:.:: , W61'U1 a , t!~. · ~ luiVIng ptent1f,Lll Plt&hmg trOub: • a,\fhf,.; •riet .,. les Th€1" ~~d U.V with onlr l¥f ~ ' :c£. b'llv• t&r• "' !'110M <f;Af( FRA!(CI6CO, /{AV!tkS WOI'I ,l/16 FIRS7" #AJOR P. <J.A. T'()I,/RNIY, T'll/f! ;+flAM/ 011/f!t{, IIOPii'$ rHF 11/f!XT'CNE J+'ltl. fJ/f! li!A~IEI? T'Q COME iiY ._ ~ lb.-t WLtbo~tt the ma.gtc mi.tt NEW YOR-K UP-£ollege tootwot!k pf Wdlte M2'/~ Ln center ball has stx brand-new rules toNBW . ¥0ftK UP- The Milwau. fit"kl• the 2'1 -rame Antonelh daydesigned to gL\ e the game 1 be 'r.ives loom today as the would tiave b1fn merely a 14Nat~.l :(..epgue Pf!lnant f~tvor- , &'JU)'J.e WlDI)er some cr the ''blesaln&s" uf the two I rite ar.tl tJte l int' i~hon., whtll, r•'t.._ thl' elllft manae•m~t P,lat<>fJft .!y.stem· wH.hout any of Jf !l you cQnsiMr how th~ Ntw York dM.rit ...m unduly concarnt'd "curses ' G1aDts bittled to Ute pennant ~~ rft tcpatlnue. to t•lte Its bo• ind dus~d ~ the Ur.Han:s in t.hl!' iN\ tha ' rublt.r chJcbn clrc\.lt A rule permiltlug mor e sub'itl· ierie~, IJ. th:at th.itl . 1uust bt • 1 Wftwt · Jf elltttJu.- Itt .,.._..,~ luthms and tlve other more mtnor PlP!! dream PI•"• tha "halp" talk ~~:•nten changes were announee'tf WedXt1. thf ~r ~· •• be "~,.Uy ar.und AI Werthin.,. ne•d•y bJ, •n NCAA connmttee that thll 1tss. ICAMHr lha'" tWt1 WhO Brllilll Itt with fwl' 1lieHed 1)~ trethr.t ""Pritz'' up l!k~ .., ehf MMk t.nMtt; ..,...,.., hi lth MMI li" ......., €flt~et-the JfOUP• t~at haa tl{e 011\firllf~ T~.~ of tht ew. ,n.,... ._,, • .,... flnl • • ..finl,t say" ori the rule• of the tarcl 1 It ht tM 'thra11ftnv. ..., ihMea And the· experts seem to feel ' · • that tbe Giants are aotn)J to bave The Braves, OD the other set a (aJr f hlfe' of diflflt!ull y ID tbJt~ of rm,,.--. lppi;rtntly ate the depa.r1me11.'k; only team: in hsoba11 wb~.ell If . ,_ #0# /IOSBURG, ' ' lr OSCAR fllALEV Unlhll ,,.., S!Hrit WriMr •· . HE'S OK HIS WAY • • • • By Alan Mave~ ·.)r·tirly \ E\ VS R.,laftrt Onrworked The rellet corpa composed ol Marv Grb1om and Hoy't Wilhelm was aevcJ·e1y overworked Wlth Wllhelm iJWearmg In 57 I ~m In N A:J for · Maa:He with a " ne df Utote •ho JO a~ an., tlme witb ments lim H!•rn lel wlh an. 1-8 camptugn aP,d IIOlU't'e oluae to the Giants ftQ spet. eveli)J: of It bri~t '!fllti11eWa• hea!.thy Bobb;v ITldilwo.t}and ne_WI ~et for The fiv' ~U" ~ aJt,~th from Chet :N~efiOlj 'add got;; luhl. 1ht lat ~9.~ · · bJ4 ~,;r ,, )'ears ~ m ~4 . as follows : ' ' 2. A. eb.arute . In ,,..,.., . nevr rules were the 61(nal fllr .dn,u;.ct, a in tbe le&lflle ~ llll woul:J l~ke have them to arm ra11et1 Jkyward. Chanjed be· cauae wig!-waQlDi' made 1t taugh Power •• Thare to c-atch the punt The power IS there, with s\JC'h 3 Allow the ball handler on exTholn.on., Ed Ma~hews, BdJ Bruton, Andy PaCko and Hank tra polntll or field tiJall to attempt hll'Oa, who was &lht as a roo)!- t-o run. kick . or pass it, althou&h le IIQ:d• Phmlaet to aet better if hta llnee may be toucti.iDI tbe ' be filA avgJ~ tlfttl oltl sophG· ground When he "s.pots" ths ball . mar• jinll. 'bil Crf!Rdall 111' • t-er· 4, Malee offier llnem1n .tlelbla rUle £atebet aOO Mathews Is te eatth fenMrd "a"" antybettefl ~ at third than lbuwlly ere· lf M eth•ro , •.,.,, tift :tile tftM dlted. lin" up clft ... to ttl• t..Winet. 3 Outlaw the "hide-out" or dltnh, af 1UtUrM, hava ftl•fr lrftht .,..., Th.,. I• "sleeper" play in wbieh a pi•yer th•t .NnM 1¥lnnln1 ap81'tplug 1 ' lu~b near the sidehnea, then ttw Wen41rava WIIU•. AI Dark speeds downfu~ ld to cateh a pas& •t "hert It terrific and Hutk 6 Allow a ehange 1n cleat1 to The R&clhe TornadlleJ Thornps.on Is. th• most unlller· round ends metead of flat ends M-M declston · from the rat.d third bnoman in tha 1f desu ed pott 'Yell'oW JICtkets The cammlflQ oMclal• hop•d night on the Mhfdleport N01 , Clf COUr!l', CI.Jl )'OU COfll· th•t fh• ar•atar fl'•tdom In tub· tiut srYtfif fiundred Yellow pletely count out those "mne •tltu.tlons wOuld gl¥1 footltall ket fans '-PPlurently okt men" from Brook'fl, but ,.,o of tht aii ..H benefit• of then favorites- tiad thty 111e loaded wtth "11 s ....Jitoy Oampanella's quesl!Onable hand, th• old unlimfted subatltut*t as the f)lrtiaan crowd or "twe platoonu s.,..t•m-th•t the ~tage noor at the end the fnyed seKRU uf Jackie R!Jb It, •fflcl•ncy or pl1y 1nd '"' contest protesting that a Ml:Cie"i~: ulo:ton , the neetl for a lefl fielder po11t g()al earner m the &arne injurl ... and U1.e necen ary oom~bacb of not been eounted, and th,t Dun N~wcumbe and Joe Blaok The rules-mak.el's ftgure play Jackets Had actually won by Whtcb w; wh} the 1-!Xpei ts ft w11J be IDQJ e efficient beuuse poUlt Instead of los1ng by , t tye{ tbts may be the yeat n~alh:!ll!On- llf the Mtlwau COII"h~s '- Yt')ij ~. a,bfc ''<"'~'" 1 '~)'I If 8tn ,;.. • their hneup to meet I lA check Urp •by !he offici'al loast once each PCI'iO~l. X B!l!llre the rtturn l'lff~- WiU pre· er with the Ractne scorer l'ent inJuries by caung the way another nun partisan scorer fail lor a pi ayer who IS tired or nurs- ed to J svea~ a nnsta&e, and Ing an Injury to leave the ll'ame Or.ICials ruled that ' Racme had But the use of uf.fcns!Ve and de- WOil the contast by the 55-'34 fenuve "platoons" strll will lJt ~eote • ' impossible It was a nip and tuck from stirt to finish as the wa• tied or c-hanged hands. J1Q len than 20 times 1n the conteat. The Yellow Jaclr.ets jump,ed into an eitly Jeatl,- alid were out In front 16:s at the end of the ' first period, but ftaclnt rallied m the sccqnd quacri.er, and by half· f\Lo Grande College w11l meet time trallerl on.ly 28-2'1 Ashland Oollege in basketball at tKe Pomeroy, 0~1~ hiJh scliool IYtnDIIIUm Sa turday, Jan 1~ at Methodillt M'eti Slileet · 3Rooms ALL .... NEW , · Fumiture · ~299. CONVI!NIJ;NT TERMS '. the and ' Collq• a..k......,l Rftulh . ~ Ufthf4 ,.,... lAST Loa IOLOGHA .. lb 39c Amuie1n 4nt. 1'8 WoreeMer Pol)' YIU'tkees 3<2 mart lt:an!W OUy '10 ' a 2'7-Year-otd south--tp~ Ml'r 89 Northeastern '79 ~ould tllrn out to be tbe ''sleep. UtJCa 80 HQnilton 73 , er' 1 cf the .tt&.Rf, had a 7·7 re• Adelplu 84 Btootlyn CoJijjJt 84 uord at Charleston ln the Amer1 Temple 87 Alt;ltabt ~I Can Assoet'ltion and turned Amherst 70 Hltvard 47 3.02 tl'l'l'led :run mark Colgate 90,...A rmy 72 ' Doclters Sltn FdUr Boston Coli 85- Provtdence 40 The • 1 Buflfalo 72 Hc1b•rt 6:1 81 cl.rhCiie' ~ 14~ 71 Columbia 68 75, Dala'llfJire 71 61 Lehigh 46 8& MWtlenberl 79 · Penn State 107 Syraeuse 8ft; Middl®ury 76 Vern\ont 1;t ' V'Ulanova 9'f Kmts ·collere 11 ' ' ' cY ' 4' 7 j" • • • • • • • • • ' }~ ' -· Best Grade WIEHIIS 2 Bath Slao Bt~ts DIAL SOAP . .. 15c 1 REG. BAR FREE! E Jt.entuciy 97 MooreheiiJI G whn '19 ·aA,CHHERS-' wm & '" aa '· ~i;iiiio"' Lee 87 Vlrtlnlo Te<h 8111relbyterl•n 1~ 111 wur Denver 100 CQiorado Collece S1 Mory'o Ci\111 M CllP M MfAT MAlKIT Middl'e port - OOifY 911 Upul~~ Mt Union 78 iftklelbtrt AfterBOGDI ---~I tr Balllrnon '71 Cathollt U. '7S if .. ".. ,. ,•... .. ' .... .... ' '• ,.,,. 1 t".'l1- • • e3 Penn .MIIU1ey '71 IWif'tmqre 86 :&.0' . ', . . . . J eo.. 1 eo. ., , P ..,. ,, .. II ' ~ .... . . _ • •. ' ;: .' ,. ,!t i "" ' " • ' " Baelno " "" "' 1dil~~~~~rt " " " dllltlall! RolPh ' l' 1. I ' 1-l .. & n .... i•· • • ' ..... . J, 115 S4 l ,\,.,< .... . 'dttft\Q,. .. ·- "J '• ' ' 7~' .. ·lb 95~ ' , r Maey 61 Marquette 82 Louisville, 1'1 to J'raMUn oiJ Mirs.l'lll' ,_r , ,....,,~ ..•. ,4 tall.c•.n•tlcc ' lOUTH Duke 82 So. Carolina 1M , ' i- . &iven by Ted Harrlaon1 RltlDIIUY i:nown baton twirlell', and his ma~ jorette drtll team. Tht~y will &ivtt a unique twlrlin1 and drill fthitutlon 1111 adJlitJon to th.e work ot Uenderson , The preliminary 11me be&inn• lntf at 7 will be between th~ PomP.roy elementary and th11 Portll.hd elementary tcheolt. The Pom•roy elementary wdl be coached by "Sklnny" Lehew and Bob\Rober-ta Adml11ion prices will 'pe 65c tor adults and 4& for atudf1nts and childten. 1· I~ bll\f no is a small team No.1 LB ., ..... Tom about. UJ4 1iihe size a• A.tftveVltl', •they ftaye 111 tKtellent fut break and a gre1t dc~l Qf apeed A halftlme performance w1U be Whole ,or Shank Half B RO'AS.T ' 88 ,pl)lnh lie'r pme., HAM . . . .. lb 53c ' VciA.Lt ~r-eam~. Tend'Wized ' ~ __Udi!N lder Rlo Grande's p11eaent ret'ord on the ftardwond Is 1 wins against 2 losses The w1ns were gained at • lb35c ..._... •, I~ the ex.pcm.e of Le11 College, Daniaon University, Bluefieltl: (Col. tea:e, Mountam State. Campbell!· ville Collete and two wtns over Bliss Colle1e The loun were to Locll&ourna Air Force BaSI and Georgetown Colleae. · Rio features a well balanced attack, quite a eontraat to lui team with the h.l&h a.corlna llranclf!i. tht priftt te11.n• tlx men avera11n1 ter tliln points per rame. T I! etttll'• averllfllll &t);pt'Ollmatl!lt ' ·~ ~t 'I Rio Grande Will Meet Ashland On Pomeroy Floor 8 \~- ' ' Robert Jackel' fans 1\ougbt Their T . Wo•AtEnJ T"• . ,.' €amJilitte•-floi'I.Yeu - lfllmetj• : " .JEE.F ptJtthfii: II 0-t'i rhart ail.d' <if•i¥ 'citchtY""ftom wtg-wa'ggtng or a 2-7 record, but any chiD a r1used arm to a Eoalute wLth one mctildS 8~ ~ther , • ·~ l ~ ~ $1.39' ozpk( • 55c ~ 11 �\ Ol)io. ' Brandt w F COMMITIEE Br~~es FavoredF9rNLPennant FEELS MINOR DeSjlite What Ciar.ts Did l1, '54 CHANGES OK • • - - 1 - ~ ~ :;. ', ~, J'tl' YEAP-OlP 6otF PRO I 'B e01.1!1t.O:. ; .. ': added two tf"fil1&r starten tn Johnny AntoneJI~ ami Ruben Gomez 11 Sal Mag.be ' wu• reltsd and bandled like fme old brt~..-brac for ef!eetwe per~ormances againr;.t the ehu.llentn:rl Dodgers amt Braves : "' ~ ~ .,. ... : .. Yauks 1'onder If Sain And Bobeab 8bupm Caw• For Old £oemy, Kent. In the lat.t meetln&" between the two aebools before tn~ c&.riatmu holld.l)'s, 1ho B.obO•b 11own- - - lloJihr loll.., •LUHOJt RHI""· P - lt1J. ,.,...,..." ~IMY l.tlft.,.n LUCILLI' PERSONALS ~ tbe FluJiei, '1'$of2. That Wll ll'l1iil!IS,. ~ 111'-'-'l'&e OHlo Up•- the be(ino1ni ol tbi Bobcats eurftl'ai*Y Bibeat. and the tt.int ' Plaebes; -------- rent victory streak. ,......, P1110ftllls ' UIIATH ADVICR • ~ • Ill - Gl!ii'IIIVA, N, V-ba ''oiled'' to hav.e brutlt. ~ave a. 1\lb- Cptieal ; l•ll'lle: H': "' ' o. r. -~- ., l,it.'f "buitlne" at ~ Cert,_Dlp> at th.. enJ or tlht fftily h~~o\!a' ttfi"Uit& in ~ s cil!lo~ aM i(c:;;:~~)tL .. u · ~~~"' you.ll:l ~L ....:, )I ies shctwrbtr tbC' GI!.l:..:.:: , W61'U1 a , t!~. · ~ luiVIng ptent1f,Lll Plt&hmg trOub: • a,\fhf,.; •riet .,. les Th€1" ~~d U.V with onlr l¥f ~ ' :c£. b'llv• t&r• "' !'110M <f;Af( FRA!(CI6CO, /{AV!tkS WOI'I ,l/16 FIRS7" #AJOR P. <J.A. T'()I,/RNIY, T'll/f! ;+flAM/ 011/f!t{, IIOPii'$ rHF 11/f!XT'CNE J+'ltl. fJ/f! li!A~IEI? T'Q COME iiY ._ ~ lb.-t WLtbo~tt the ma.gtc mi.tt NEW YOR-K UP-£ollege tootwot!k pf Wdlte M2'/~ Ln center ball has stx brand-new rules toNBW . ¥0ftK UP- The Milwau. fit"kl• the 2'1 -rame Antonelh daydesigned to gL\ e the game 1 be 'r.ives loom today as the would tiave b1fn merely a 14Nat~.l :(..epgue Pf!lnant f~tvor- , &'JU)'J.e WlDI)er some cr the ''blesaln&s" uf the two I rite ar.tl tJte l int' i~hon., whtll, r•'t.._ thl' elllft manae•m~t P,lat<>fJft .!y.stem· wH.hout any of Jf !l you cQnsiMr how th~ Ntw York dM.rit ...m unduly concarnt'd "curses ' G1aDts bittled to Ute pennant ~~ rft tcpatlnue. to t•lte Its bo• ind dus~d ~ the Ur.Han:s in t.hl!' iN\ tha ' rublt.r chJcbn clrc\.lt A rule permiltlug mor e sub'itl· ierie~, IJ. th:at th.itl . 1uust bt • 1 Wftwt · Jf elltttJu.- Itt .,.._..,~ luthms and tlve other more mtnor PlP!! dream PI•"• tha "halp" talk ~~:•nten changes were announee'tf WedXt1. thf ~r ~· •• be "~,.Uy ar.und AI Werthin.,. ne•d•y bJ, •n NCAA connmttee that thll 1tss. ICAMHr lha'" tWt1 WhO Brllilll Itt with fwl' 1lieHed 1)~ trethr.t ""Pritz'' up l!k~ .., ehf MMk t.nMtt; ..,...,.., hi lth MMI li" ......., €flt~et-the JfOUP• t~at haa tl{e 011\firllf~ T~.~ of tht ew. ,n.,... ._,, • .,... flnl • • ..finl,t say" ori the rule• of the tarcl 1 It ht tM 'thra11ftnv. ..., ihMea And the· experts seem to feel ' · • that tbe Giants are aotn)J to bave The Braves, OD the other set a (aJr f hlfe' of diflflt!ull y ID tbJt~ of rm,,.--. lppi;rtntly ate the depa.r1me11.'k; only team: in hsoba11 wb~.ell If . ,_ #0# /IOSBURG, ' ' lr OSCAR fllALEV Unlhll ,,.., S!Hrit WriMr •· . HE'S OK HIS WAY • • • • By Alan Mave~ ·.)r·tirly \ E\ VS R.,laftrt Onrworked The rellet corpa composed ol Marv Grb1om and Hoy't Wilhelm was aevcJ·e1y overworked Wlth Wllhelm iJWearmg In 57 I ~m In N A:J for · Maa:He with a " ne df Utote •ho JO a~ an., tlme witb ments lim H!•rn lel wlh an. 1-8 camptugn aP,d IIOlU't'e oluae to the Giants ftQ spet. eveli)J: of It bri~t '!fllti11eWa• hea!.thy Bobb;v ITldilwo.t}and ne_WI ~et for The fiv' ~U" ~ aJt,~th from Chet :N~efiOlj 'add got;; luhl. 1ht lat ~9.~ · · bJ4 ~,;r ,, )'ears ~ m ~4 . as follows : ' ' 2. A. eb.arute . In ,,..,.., . nevr rules were the 61(nal fllr .dn,u;.ct, a in tbe le&lflle ~ llll woul:J l~ke have them to arm ra11et1 Jkyward. Chanjed be· cauae wig!-waQlDi' made 1t taugh Power •• Thare to c-atch the punt The power IS there, with s\JC'h 3 Allow the ball handler on exTholn.on., Ed Ma~hews, BdJ Bruton, Andy PaCko and Hank tra polntll or field tiJall to attempt hll'Oa, who was &lht as a roo)!- t-o run. kick . or pass it, althou&h le IIQ:d• Phmlaet to aet better if hta llnee may be toucti.iDI tbe ' be filA avgJ~ tlfttl oltl sophG· ground When he "s.pots" ths ball . mar• jinll. 'bil Crf!Rdall 111' • t-er· 4, Malee offier llnem1n .tlelbla rUle £atebet aOO Mathews Is te eatth fenMrd "a"" antybettefl ~ at third than lbuwlly ere· lf M eth•ro , •.,.,, tift :tile tftM dlted. lin" up clft ... to ttl• t..Winet. 3 Outlaw the "hide-out" or dltnh, af 1UtUrM, hava ftl•fr lrftht .,..., Th.,. I• "sleeper" play in wbieh a pi•yer th•t .NnM 1¥lnnln1 ap81'tplug 1 ' lu~b near the sidehnea, then ttw Wen41rava WIIU•. AI Dark speeds downfu~ ld to cateh a pas& •t "hert It terrific and Hutk 6 Allow a ehange 1n cleat1 to The R&clhe TornadlleJ Thornps.on Is. th• most unlller· round ends metead of flat ends M-M declston · from the rat.d third bnoman in tha 1f desu ed pott 'Yell'oW JICtkets The cammlflQ oMclal• hop•d night on the Mhfdleport N01 , Clf COUr!l', CI.Jl )'OU COfll· th•t fh• ar•atar fl'•tdom In tub· tiut srYtfif fiundred Yellow pletely count out those "mne •tltu.tlons wOuld gl¥1 footltall ket fans '-PPlurently okt men" from Brook'fl, but ,.,o of tht aii ..H benefit• of then favorites- tiad thty 111e loaded wtth "11 s ....Jitoy Oampanella's quesl!Onable hand, th• old unlimfted subatltut*t as the f)lrtiaan crowd or "twe platoonu s.,..t•m-th•t the ~tage noor at the end the fnyed seKRU uf Jackie R!Jb It, •fflcl•ncy or pl1y 1nd '"' contest protesting that a Ml:Cie"i~: ulo:ton , the neetl for a lefl fielder po11t g()al earner m the &arne injurl ... and U1.e necen ary oom~bacb of not been eounted, and th,t Dun N~wcumbe and Joe Blaok The rules-mak.el's ftgure play Jackets Had actually won by Whtcb w; wh} the 1-!Xpei ts ft w11J be IDQJ e efficient beuuse poUlt Instead of los1ng by , t tye{ tbts may be the yeat n~alh:!ll!On- llf the Mtlwau COII"h~s '- Yt')ij ~. a,bfc ''<"'~'" 1 '~)'I If 8tn ,;.. • their hneup to meet I lA check Urp •by !he offici'al loast once each PCI'iO~l. X B!l!llre the rtturn l'lff~- WiU pre· er with the Ractne scorer l'ent inJuries by caung the way another nun partisan scorer fail lor a pi ayer who IS tired or nurs- ed to J svea~ a nnsta&e, and Ing an Injury to leave the ll'ame Or.ICials ruled that ' Racme had But the use of uf.fcns!Ve and de- WOil the contast by the 55-'34 fenuve "platoons" strll will lJt ~eote • ' impossible It was a nip and tuck from stirt to finish as the wa• tied or c-hanged hands. J1Q len than 20 times 1n the conteat. The Yellow Jaclr.ets jump,ed into an eitly Jeatl,- alid were out In front 16:s at the end of the ' first period, but ftaclnt rallied m the sccqnd quacri.er, and by half· f\Lo Grande College w11l meet time trallerl on.ly 28-2'1 Ashland Oollege in basketball at tKe Pomeroy, 0~1~ hiJh scliool IYtnDIIIUm Sa turday, Jan 1~ at Methodillt M'eti Slileet · 3Rooms ALL .... NEW , · Fumiture · ~299. CONVI!NIJ;NT TERMS '. the and ' Collq• a..k......,l Rftulh . ~ Ufthf4 ,.,... lAST Loa IOLOGHA .. lb 39c Amuie1n 4nt. 1'8 WoreeMer Pol)' YIU'tkees 3<2 mart lt:an!W OUy '10 ' a 2'7-Year-otd south--tp~ Ml'r 89 Northeastern '79 ~ould tllrn out to be tbe ''sleep. UtJCa 80 HQnilton 73 , er' 1 cf the .tt&.Rf, had a 7·7 re• Adelplu 84 Btootlyn CoJijjJt 84 uord at Charleston ln the Amer1 Temple 87 Alt;ltabt ~I Can Assoet'ltion and turned Amherst 70 Hltvard 47 3.02 tl'l'l'led :run mark Colgate 90,...A rmy 72 ' Doclters Sltn FdUr Boston Coli 85- Provtdence 40 The • 1 Buflfalo 72 Hc1b•rt 6:1 81 cl.rhCiie' ~ 14~ 71 Columbia 68 75, Dala'llfJire 71 61 Lehigh 46 8& MWtlenberl 79 · Penn State 107 Syraeuse 8ft; Middl®ury 76 Vern\ont 1;t ' V'Ulanova 9'f Kmts ·collere 11 ' ' ' cY ' 4' 7 j" • • • • • • • • • ' }~ ' -· Best Grade WIEHIIS 2 Bath Slao Bt~ts DIAL SOAP . .. 15c 1 REG. BAR FREE! E Jt.entuciy 97 MooreheiiJI G whn '19 ·aA,CHHERS-' wm & '" aa '· ~i;iiiio"' Lee 87 Vlrtlnlo Te<h 8111relbyterl•n 1~ 111 wur Denver 100 CQiorado Collece S1 Mory'o Ci\111 M CllP M MfAT MAlKIT Middl'e port - OOifY 911 Upul~~ Mt Union 78 iftklelbtrt AfterBOGDI ---~I tr Balllrnon '71 Cathollt U. '7S if .. ".. ,. ,•... .. ' .... .... ' '• ,.,,. 1 t".'l1- • • e3 Penn .MIIU1ey '71 IWif'tmqre 86 :&.0' . ', . . . . J eo.. 1 eo. ., , P ..,. ,, .. II ' ~ .... . . _ • •. ' ;: .' ,. ,!t i "" ' " • ' " Baelno " "" "' 1dil~~~~~rt " " " dllltlall! RolPh ' l' 1. I ' 1-l .. & n .... i•· • • ' ..... . J, 115 S4 l ,\,.,< .... . 'dttft\Q,. .. ·- "J '• ' ' 7~' .. ·lb 95~ ' , r Maey 61 Marquette 82 Louisville, 1'1 to J'raMUn oiJ Mirs.l'lll' ,_r , ,....,,~ ..•. ,4 tall.c•.n•tlcc ' lOUTH Duke 82 So. Carolina 1M , ' i- . &iven by Ted Harrlaon1 RltlDIIUY i:nown baton twirlell', and his ma~ jorette drtll team. Tht~y will &ivtt a unique twlrlin1 and drill fthitutlon 1111 adJlitJon to th.e work ot Uenderson , The preliminary 11me be&inn• lntf at 7 will be between th~ PomP.roy elementary and th11 Portll.hd elementary tcheolt. The Pom•roy elementary wdl be coached by "Sklnny" Lehew and Bob\Rober-ta Adml11ion prices will 'pe 65c tor adults and 4& for atudf1nts and childten. 1· I~ bll\f no is a small team No.1 LB ., ..... Tom about. UJ4 1iihe size a• A.tftveVltl', •they ftaye 111 tKtellent fut break and a gre1t dc~l Qf apeed A halftlme performance w1U be Whole ,or Shank Half B RO'AS.T ' 88 ,pl)lnh lie'r pme., HAM . . . .. lb 53c ' VciA.Lt ~r-eam~. Tend'Wized ' ~ __Udi!N lder Rlo Grande's p11eaent ret'ord on the ftardwond Is 1 wins against 2 losses The w1ns were gained at • lb35c ..._... •, I~ the ex.pcm.e of Le11 College, Daniaon University, Bluefieltl: (Col. tea:e, Mountam State. Campbell!· ville Collete and two wtns over Bliss Colle1e The loun were to Locll&ourna Air Force BaSI and Georgetown Colleae. · Rio features a well balanced attack, quite a eontraat to lui team with the h.l&h a.corlna llranclf!i. tht priftt te11.n• tlx men avera11n1 ter tliln points per rame. T I! etttll'• averllfllll &t);pt'Ollmatl!lt ' ·~ ~t 'I Rio Grande Will Meet Ashland On Pomeroy Floor 8 \~- ' ' Robert Jackel' fans 1\ougbt Their T . Wo•AtEnJ T"• . ,.' €amJilitte•-floi'I.Yeu - lfllmetj• : " .JEE.F ptJtthfii: II 0-t'i rhart ail.d' <if•i¥ 'citchtY""ftom wtg-wa'ggtng or a 2-7 record, but any chiD a r1used arm to a Eoalute wLth one mctildS 8~ ~ther , • ·~ l ~ ~ $1.39' ozpk( • 55c ~ 11 �...- .. ·Page Six__-:-_-~------.,..-'-----·_;lh:...:.:.:e.::D.;_A:.:.;IL:.:Y~ · S::.:E:.:..NT~IN..:.E:..:L;::.. .:..Po:.:m;.:.:~:;.rh~y..:..M.:.;:::Idd:::.l:.::epo~rt:!.,.::Oh:.:.l:::o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Creat B"nd ME Member• '""' ..1 the '""11> ...,,, ''Tell · lie the Story of J esus" and Cane. .4a WSCS MeMLns PA¥.,. 1>1> lin. Wildermuth. •• ltemben of tbe W.S.C.S. of' the A short b111ineu ses«toD waa G:-ut .Brnrl Methodist Chur('h conrlucted by the presid ,.nt, Mn wtre &'IJC.'U wheD lhe W. S C. t:. l'~. T~ns and Mrs. Thomof tM Un it~ Methodis-t ChW"Ch II Ra~rd . Mrs. AJien E1chmger awt Tuesday eveMng io the an<J Hn. Keooeth Finley were c.tM-cb. P,.rlor. ~ welcomed as new membera. DevolloM led by Mn .. Gerald Ref.rtshments were llll'!rYed by Wildermubb opened wHh the the hostesses, Mrs. Richard b.Y'nl "Open MY Eyes Tbi t 1 C1~ell, Mrs. C. J. Struble and ~ See", foftowed by 5eri,pture Mrs. Leverett Roush to 28 memrqdinK and pra-yer. bers and e-,trt eue~s. Mrs. Marlin. Everett T.bomu, program caret Yost, Mrs . J ean Say.re, leader had for her topic, ''The Mrs. Juanita Sa)lre, Mrs. E. X. Christian ramily". Othen parti· Windsor, Mrs. Mary Furbee, Mr.s r;ipatlng, In t~ program wCr e V'el.ma Fleming, Mn. Eva Codt· Mrs. C. E. W. Downie, Mrs. Ar· ran and Mrs. Helen Hayes. 1oltw- Hoyt and Mrs. J Lcslir At the ccnclusion of tile socl.al hour the group Conned a Kunze . !ollowlll•t:' the program . Mn. friendsttp cirele ai'KI Sang, WlldermtJI.h bad a short m cdita- • " Bless Be The Tie That Rinds," S.l I 'I ~ ~ I •• • 5000 THERE YOU ARE I ., ll I' leader was ,_ I ..' '''. t' • .. home II And You Don't Hordly Get Cors Like These No More. Why Not See For Yourself, Neighbor? KARR t~iiiiiiiiii~iii~~iii::::iii:i'iiii:i::::~Joachlm, Diehl SIMON~s ) ._, ~- ------- -- - ___ -OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS . Open Sundoy 'Till 6 PM, y 'TIII1 0 PM, Weekdoya 't118 pm COF. 'FEE FRESH HOMEMADE •• HAM SALAD • lb39c ·- ... 41bs$1.00 . JOWL 'BACON MAXWELL • • • --·----·---- - - - - - ·LIVER PUDDING BLOOD PUDDING HOUSE 1 LB. CAN·• BLISS i LB. TIN lb '89c $1.10 $1.05 ;:.=:, and children. -·~ATLVITy 8 31bs ALL MEAT 'Ground ·Beef • CRUSADE ~ro~. ~ dy GEORQE WI TNDER '. A•bert Rou&h, M'!s . Dollltla& Roush, Mrs. Bert Rqush, •• J . 0. 0 . Sayre, Virginia Shar· baugh, Mrs. CJ,artnce Thomas, Mrs. Charles F. Yonker, Miss Millie BurngardneJ, etaWia Gr;mm, .:.;:net Ho.Uul .illl'; Myra aOO J an{) Rousb. _ __ Machin 'nle Petmldwa, wiU be held January 20, 8 .p.m. at the Middleport High · SChool .The concert, by the tme barrds, POJneo roy, Middltpor.t, and Wahama, · witl be qnder tHe direction of Jadk ~tDS, musical director at Ohio New Haveo, spent ·on of Cundiff !ormerty blMIDesfl sev~ral alld visiting ' Dr. R. F. Bryant, has been with !lDewnonia at his Tasty of ftays fri-ends and . retativu. Canned Milk BELMONT \VCRS-TV GUARANTEED FOR LIFE, FREE ;ervlce any· where, any time, when machine ts ·taken to AUTHORIZED dealer with your guarantee shqwll>g It is not a stolen machine. Thousands have been stol· en and sold at cut prices. We are authOrized deaJ.. 'ers since 1947, bring you NECCHI and ELNA. For. free check _up and serVIce' ports. avaUable at all times. This Is a factory gu~tee, not just ·the S~a~e Unoiv~lty . Mrs. Oharl2s Chester. W. Va., be~ World's Finest SEWING . MACHINES ..... Ill .ChannelS V(CH$-TV TiiU.IDAY ' 8;15 . Silo on . salesman. Jelly Roll l(:IIQ Strll<e It Rich !~1!0 yallaot Lady 11:10 J:,ove o! Life i2.~JQ .s·~arch for Tomorrow with Factory Guarantee-for Life. , . FREE Service Anywhire'You Go. 12:45 The ·Guiding Light 1:00 Portia Face~ Lite Jtoa~ 'of Ll,r~ .., W.elcom~ Travelers .Ri)bert .Q. Lewii Vlraini~>.'s .Home Journal Tile-Big Payo({ HOMESTEAD PORTABLE . . $69~95 CONSOl-E .......... ; '.' '... .$99.95 ·~craaaic" ~ig·Zog Portf~_le . $1 ~9.~0 CONSOLE . : . .... ;:~ ' ..' :•$159150. / ~,·~:i!!J only 30c ' Your Es11o 1\eoorter Sauoders S.portP · I Get them from Our Rquteman or At The ·.,. ·' Pomeroy . , Pa•tri 'Shop Main 81. • Ollve,At ·1st . W6rld Up tb the m:inute Tbi! 1.>1\!t ,Sltqw . • OUT '· ' We· Are O~erstocked-: ' FI~~· sa~ples ·- - ~ " ~ ' . ~ •'!:' ' ' ·'' ,_. :s.,.ites · '' . .- . ' '' ' :' . Pr;c;es D..O~.tically Reductf\1 . ..of New Homes · '"lPiec.:s:- Table and 6.-·c in . V~LUES. UP . . TO $99.95 .......• ' i '( s·~u - V~LUES UP TO $109.95 • . . . '• . . • • ' CarllltlO!l 4 for 47c 4 for 55c ALL PURPOSE . , ~· II ., I,:lltl Sip,,Q(& '" 'l ' '' ·.....\......- ' \ W.As-2TV ·..:,lubAY . ' ·Ill€ ~·COffee Time . Nil!) l?lnl Dong Scho•l ~ 1¥~ (/1 the world • tfBC' Sheilah Gr aham · ~ Home . ~ 1 ~;~!,!'! :-,~' NBC Tenneu~e Ern.ie lUNG NUT ULBCAN' CHUCK ROASt LARD Oleo Feather Your NQ-CI f-lew.-·:~ "-'~. ·; Trail $4.99 . All Branda of SOAP Greatest Gilt Powder-31c OJi•"t.c:an's I • ·lb'19c .:!~:7:-:-::---c------. ,. -, """'"" .;.. · ' . No WASTE ··LIVER ,. • .,•. 89c ; . ·. • lb 43c · S~ow. 'iba.'Brl!hler tl~r Tile' !le<rot, ~l9'!! ll<ili Crosby on ·ywr :Ao<opl" Lt!Cl!f 8 kaneh ijaD.J Chrlsti•o. Ap.derson Ba. OYSTERS • • • ; ·int.79c Flour- $1.83 --~------~------LEAN AND MEAT\' ood BOI.LING BEEF 41bs $1. 251 4 LB. CAN Ka~if!'S Kit~ hen G,i'ry Mpore tO;~ Arthur. Godlre)' Time IJ'l'I'LE DUKE !$ Lb. FRESH ~tie ·Doonan 1:30- lli:oo Necchi ' •• $98.50up Elna • • $119~95 ilp • e:i& Plant Boxes Important BJEAD lb 59c 21oaves 29c Bologna ard, .Mrs. ' •Ht~t c~ltt"d &t~:ra:, tot cAkhfl) . 1 tllc.,Jo!l""" ,.,," , ' - - I ca• (l\4 ~) CIOfldCI.... HASTINGS, Neb. Two tot.a cr'fdlll o/ c•kl:ea or were dl.scuulng what they wo.ul~ , "'*'li"'0111 IOMJI ' . ' liS c•p 111UI: do if t.hey round a mitlion dol· Iars on the street. One asked PIMe slice or uirtq (ar ebfell:ea) the oth01;: "Woul'd you trt to OD.e&e:b pleee ot 'toaet. P.e'af lD. 0.1 lind the owner and a:We the mon or under broiler a rew ~ •lautea '(If oy back?" Said the second young meat II cold). Bleqd IOUP abd miD: . .. j·hea\. Pour h.ot ~'We ower uad-, •ter. WeH, Jf he turned· out to wlebee. 1 ltrvlDI& INI b~~or person J sure would." · -~ . 11 OZ. OR OVER . SLICED OR PIECE 1 I . ~~~;~~~~~§:~~~~~~~~~~~~, Home VANZANDT and ~ Mrs. es Lester Rickard and Ora Ride.· Street and famil)'. And We've GOt The Best Used Cars In Town. Everybody Knows That. .•·. ~~~~Dd"h~~!• 1111 .:. ! Mason Personals and Mrs. L. J . Rutte 11 cutt·cr. William Powell . . The .. topic of a Labor R t·p.-cs c n~a L IVI! 01 M s. Breen was a former resident the program beamg Lutherans rM In The Holy Land." Mrs. Howard t the Gcnt ral Assembly , will speak f o M aaon. wq:en h'aJs presJd · ed ~at lhc Federated .~ nurch on JU ,.~M Walsll has been Ul . 1over t h c rs. ary s hort bWJIIK'S.s ses.su;n . 1 day, Janua.-y 18 at 7.30. at hl"r home . for t.he past few Refreshments wertl' " se rHd' to 1 Ofticera. elected arc~ Chu rch . w ~ but ~~ lm~rovmg. , UJ:e followin g pre:!ent: M:r!!~ Hat, School, Superintendent, Jam es DU!kle Nellie, mne ye~u olJ SVt1 tie Ohlioe<lr. Stell"' Fr)l, 111'1. BuchlnaD; AsJistut · Mart~.a.· ol Mr. 1nd Mfs. Paul Nease. ccle ~ Pbilip W.Ollput, Mn. Hcnnan ln.11tr: secretary-treasurer, -Mrr. brated his birthdll)" by havmg a Layne Mn Dougl>es Garrett Joe Bailey; assiltant Mrs. Ruby party al school On Friday. Dlokle Mrs. ?.rrUia~ PoweU, IMr&. )tow~ Y. Vaughnj llbnrlan, Fred Lewis; Lt a member ot the f'ourbh Grade. , ard Wqenhals and Jtev. and 1 plaatat, Fred Lewia; 181iatant Mr. and Mra. Roy Burgess had Mrs. Rl)IIOOild Peters. Martha Ohlina:er; Home depart· as their recent .e:ueat Miss Mary ment, -Mrs. R.UsRell Lyo~ Mn. Kelly sister etf Mrs. Burgess o! The Girl ' Scouts held their J. E. Harley, Mrs. Mareut Chaqt-o Roanoke, Va . Cir&t n\cetiJt( of 1953, Thursday, ben; Youth Qudget, Pauline ZerFred Porter bas returned to h.is Jan. 6, at the Oity Building. Mrs. in Sprlngfield _after havin• Earle Caldwell instructed r -the Morrla; Primary .Mrt. klc; Cradle Rolldepartment, Mrs. WUllam been the gueat of Mr. and , Mrs. girls iD theit work on their TexWilliam MOJ'rls, .Mn. Bussell tile Merit Ba-u. A recreation Ralph Warner. Lyona, Miaa Farle Erlewine, Mn. Harry Jlermln Ruttencutter is period followed their wort. ~oyd ,C.armac:k, Mn. Everett Tho1e praent were S..11ll Baebner; pianist, Sheila Stover; apendinJ a 30 day leave at hla Roush. ludy Arnold, Judy Me1salstant Jane~ Carmack; Youth home here. He is an e.llWloyee of Knight, Elean-or Roush, Phyllis Union Barge Line. FellOffabip, Mr. ind Mr111. Judson theMr. Goodnia:ht, alll.d Mrs. Claude Grimm Batey, Sac EHen W·hite. Patty Bayet, Donna Srnfth 1 AD~a have returned home after having Yonker, Shelby Grinstead, &ttd Cbl.lrch or&anllt, Mrs. Lllllatt apent the pnst ten d&YI at ~ · Sbaron · S1yre. St.eiff; uail!ltlnt Fred ~wl&; C!blr Peter&lburg, Fla. dlreetor, Mr.. Rodney Downing; Dr. and Mrs. Leo Konieczny ll"ld The Rhododendron Farm WoYouth Choir director, LeWis H. chlldren , Ironton, 0., were Sun- men'r Club met Thuriday altarSauer, F1rle Erlewine, pianist, day gueeta of her pa'rents, Mr · noon, Janl.l'ary 6, a.t the eJQb. house. A potluclr. luncheon was Mrs. Paul Haptonatall, assistant and M'ra. B. F. Board. Thelma Davis and Glen John- served before the meeting, wblch Fred Lewis. Dea.eooe11es: one year: Mn. R. son, Colltrnbus, were weekend Was followed by a fitm, ·"See In A New Light" b) A Sherman, Mrs. O,a Hayes, •uests of her Parenb, Mr . and I Your Miss Ann We'l!e.l, Home Demon· Mr&. Fred DeWeese, ltn. W. H. Mrs. T. R. D1via and family . Mrs . Eleanor Ewing was the stratton Agent for A,ppalacblan ubllng; lwo year, Mrs. 0. H. Stewart, Mrs. Georae Anderaon Jr., JUest of her sister Mra. Mabel Power CQ. 'l'he meeting opened THE N.UU: THAT STANDS FO& QUALITY Mrs. E. 0. Tewbbary, Mn. C1rl Hervey, Parkeralburg, on Thun- . ~=:::;;;::::===== Gilmore; throe year, · Mrs. Karl day. She returned to her . home POMOOY, OBJO Owen. Mrs. Hlrold Sauor, PbyJUa on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Bush were Mrs. Judson White; Sundly aueat.a of his brother Wayne BUsh and family, Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs.· J. A. Sr. were Sunday a:ueats of \fr. 4nd Ws. E1rl Diehl, St. Albans. A family birihday' dinner was .l"'tOMBS lbe tall eacl a~ O.C1m• ' ·h ld 1 h 1 .'' .I and .7011 11141 roanelt wttb the e . n onor a Dallas Yeager [tame problem tlaat Dlaned. 1aa Jut at b1s home on Sunday . Tbot:e Year about till• tin\.. Wb&t'a ta btl preeent were 'Mr. and Ml'l. Chart- done with lertonr tarkeJ? Wb7 aot es Yeuer and daughter Sally Whip •• a. aa~,..,.~ ..cream aue? .1:.. · d Wtth <011d....,. p ·JI'o oiiiJ 0 .. , ··1~1 ·~~~·· "'P-' I an Mn, C. E. Fry, l.-e· :matter of ilaiDi*,K ill: 'pair tllle ~""'-·-.. 'Y·. Va, and Mr and Mra. aauee OYtr touted ' t~Wqr :IUCIIames Diehl and daughters Cha:tr· .l POMEROY, O~~~,~~P~HONE $30·M ·-- - . ,,._ ---'lene and Jo ~lien . fi.Ir. &nd Mr •. Wo•·thy Nibert of 1. .. . qall~olis Ferl')' and daurhter Pbyllis, Wanda Bush and Mrs . Sotur~o Rome Harbour were recent 'guests 0..:.. ,...,...,. (• t:lldr.) • M Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ·fl8f'bour Stuul.k.._ ~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ,... time and 'V6D. ~o •ictal name, 11 frieftdm.ip ciftlie" of about 10 a fill SHITJI i'AMJL1' FOOD For tblt .bu no oon.ut!Kion, • • Ino~up president, 0\'1 rl!lpllar meetlol II ' The DAILY SENTINEL. Pomeroy.Middleoort. Ohio ra..;ljf i ker , J Ol<lo.- ____ ,:...;;... _ ;f''' IJLY KA\'OE A GOOO '4ROU, ~ __ o,. and ill visiting at t!le home of Mr. and program "•' ---.-:.__:,_;;...._ wrtb siDgin, of Ame r1ea, naa ::t.;e meetina Wednestby nl1bt with Ruuell Jon es, Clinton Fisher , By MRS. W. R. JOHNITON Den 1 crf the Cub ScoutJ, met ta!Ute lrtd devoHona by Mra. YfO~en. all frieOdt for more Rev. Howud Ruppelt , moderator , Phill ip Jo1cbi:m; Elders, Mrs. L. the. W. W. Brown . Mn. Fred Spen. t.ban. a quarter o! a cefttllJ'y, hl'le 'dl.at. Mlldr .ulioDI of powad. t1 giVIng the conveninc pnyer. J . Heiner, Mrs. Floyd Carmack. Wednesday, Jan111ry !5, at Robert Te'l!'bbary; delegates to home of iMl'L J.ck Frey. Th.e eer, vice president, prealded OV« met frequently! d\l.linf the p11t ' Amedel',aurpluatotbe..dytmr~ The pastor gave a report of Presbytery at Gallipolis L. L. Cun- project !or the mon t h of Jan- tbe short busin,BS se88ion. A IPI J.lr. )'&all to hive breakfast, vi.ai't. ~eu.ll~ it a oppomaaitr ~aU the accomplishments of the con· ningham, J. H. Grate. uary was di8cLtS&ed whi-ch is R.ail· 1hetti supper. for beDefit · Df and remember blrt.bdaYJ. of us to partioi,Pate bt lbt_&re~t~ gregatton lc-r t.be pa!t year and road ina:, by tbe arollfl . po)io, has. been planned for e.lfoh of .il• kia4 in hitto.!7· Tbr.ouP "' Report.J giveq were : Churi:h Th oae present were ,Den PrKlay, January 28 · M thr chlbMr. J. V. McGrew was a bllli: tiM coOptratto. of th• Fondp pl1n1 were made for an official finance, Mrs. 0 . H. Stewart; Wof1mily nia:ht on January 20 at ~: 30 men'• A.asociatioa , Mrs. W. H Ob ief. Bill Frey , Doug!u Gar- room. Tieteta wtU be on saie 1811 visitor 1n GaH~lil on Wed U.tiont Aclaialeuadoe CAKE 1rill neaday, ~ 1e11d 28 polllll:la of surplUI food to 1 when th~ Deaconesses will sponaor Juhling; Home Dept . MrJ. Russell r ett, Eddie Stein, Dorwld Brown, soon. TMse preaent at the meetin& WlliJam Jtussell , a student It aeedy or iDdlvidual. Join the a birthday collection when the L)'ona ; Church School, M~ . Joe Bobby Griastead Mal'cokrt kyre, David Chadwell , Ross Frey, M:s. were hostesses M.n. Robert JloH· Oh}o Uolver.lty is. home with FOOD SAD£ by oontrib.a~Jac members wtll give a penny for Bailey. Donald Brown and Mrs. Jack man , t(rs. Stanley Hart, Miss h~ famU~ for ~il,e ·werrkend. 1 dollar to cover haadllna. ever)' p:!:ar of their aa:e for the F rey. Ann Wet1cl, Mrs. l''red Spencer, Tommy HoMman, 5on of Mr. hmfyoVrdollfiNtoCAII,NewY... Desconeues Fund. Mr.&. Harold .Mrs. w . W. Brown, Mn. Harry and Mrs. Tom Hottman has b~en • ., tAU, hn ,...._ Sauer wu chairman w:iten tbt> Y The Lutheran MissiOn lui' met Grtmm, M.rs. Wa1ter Grinstead, ill ncentlr. • fll-61111•4 ••l[llpabts& lfruic• Q Hpurchased a television set !or the Ml'a. Margaret Breen, Carletori, on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. ~ Mn . Arthur Jewell, Mrs. Charles Raymond Street of Grundy "p~raU/m will 1M ,U,ffdllltl Co•ru:il County Infirmary at Cb!'is tmas Minn., arrived here WednesOay • Dwotl ons were hy Rev. Peters Jewe!I , MTa. EdwinJeweU, MissVa., is vioiting Mr. and Mrs. v~ 1 -'--'·. -----time. Mr. H.urpclt announced a sp('a- •• '• Plans Made For Family Niglit As Members 1 New Hne• New Nateo: Hold Presbyterian Congregation Meeting ICub Scouts Meets At Mrs. Frey's 'hD'ISCUSSIOn . O"R'I The Fm t P"'bytenan Chun:h Trustee•· Wllll am Lewta, Eber WIf n 01 roacl'tng held then· annual congres:•tion.a l Lewts, Roscoe File, Deacon s, A Thur!iciQ)(,.JQnua~y 13.,.19-55 Thursday, JpniJOry 13, 1955 • ... Golden •WindoW,. Family Concernins M l ti s • POTATOES UM14Aifli!tl Lu1e . 50 lb- $1.59 . . 1.1·. .•' ':' :Richard ·van· g1,1ests and �...- .. ·Page Six__-:-_-~------.,..-'-----·_;lh:...:.:.:e.::D.;_A:.:.;IL:.:Y~ · S::.:E:.:..NT~IN..:.E:..:L;::.. .:..Po:.:m;.:.:~:;.rh~y..:..M.:.;:::Idd:::.l:.::epo~rt:!.,.::Oh:.:.l:::o_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Creat B"nd ME Member• '""' ..1 the '""11> ...,,, ''Tell · lie the Story of J esus" and Cane. .4a WSCS MeMLns PA¥.,. 1>1> lin. Wildermuth. •• ltemben of tbe W.S.C.S. of' the A short b111ineu ses«toD waa G:-ut .Brnrl Methodist Chur('h conrlucted by the presid ,.nt, Mn wtre &'IJC.'U wheD lhe W. S C. t:. l'~. T~ns and Mrs. Thomof tM Un it~ Methodis-t ChW"Ch II Ra~rd . Mrs. AJien E1chmger awt Tuesday eveMng io the an<J Hn. Keooeth Finley were c.tM-cb. P,.rlor. ~ welcomed as new membera. DevolloM led by Mn .. Gerald Ref.rtshments were llll'!rYed by Wildermubb opened wHh the the hostesses, Mrs. Richard b.Y'nl "Open MY Eyes Tbi t 1 C1~ell, Mrs. C. J. Struble and ~ See", foftowed by 5eri,pture Mrs. Leverett Roush to 28 memrqdinK and pra-yer. bers and e-,trt eue~s. Mrs. Marlin. Everett T.bomu, program caret Yost, Mrs . J ean Say.re, leader had for her topic, ''The Mrs. Juanita Sa)lre, Mrs. E. X. Christian ramily". Othen parti· Windsor, Mrs. Mary Furbee, Mr.s r;ipatlng, In t~ program wCr e V'el.ma Fleming, Mn. Eva Codt· Mrs. C. E. W. Downie, Mrs. Ar· ran and Mrs. Helen Hayes. 1oltw- Hoyt and Mrs. J Lcslir At the ccnclusion of tile socl.al hour the group Conned a Kunze . !ollowlll•t:' the program . Mn. friendsttp cirele ai'KI Sang, WlldermtJI.h bad a short m cdita- • " Bless Be The Tie That Rinds," S.l I 'I ~ ~ I •• • 5000 THERE YOU ARE I ., ll I' leader was ,_ I ..' '''. t' • .. home II And You Don't Hordly Get Cors Like These No More. Why Not See For Yourself, Neighbor? KARR t~iiiiiiiiii~iii~~iii::::iii:i'iiii:i::::~Joachlm, Diehl SIMON~s ) ._, ~- ------- -- - ___ -OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS . Open Sundoy 'Till 6 PM, y 'TIII1 0 PM, Weekdoya 't118 pm COF. 'FEE FRESH HOMEMADE •• HAM SALAD • lb39c ·- ... 41bs$1.00 . JOWL 'BACON MAXWELL • • • --·----·---- - - - - - ·LIVER PUDDING BLOOD PUDDING HOUSE 1 LB. CAN·• BLISS i LB. TIN lb '89c $1.10 $1.05 ;:.=:, and children. -·~ATLVITy 8 31bs ALL MEAT 'Ground ·Beef • CRUSADE ~ro~. ~ dy GEORQE WI TNDER '. A•bert Rou&h, M'!s . Dollltla& Roush, Mrs. Bert Rqush, •• J . 0. 0 . Sayre, Virginia Shar· baugh, Mrs. CJ,artnce Thomas, Mrs. Charles F. Yonker, Miss Millie BurngardneJ, etaWia Gr;mm, .:.;:net Ho.Uul .illl'; Myra aOO J an{) Rousb. _ __ Machin 'nle Petmldwa, wiU be held January 20, 8 .p.m. at the Middleport High · SChool .The concert, by the tme barrds, POJneo roy, Middltpor.t, and Wahama, · witl be qnder tHe direction of Jadk ~tDS, musical director at Ohio New Haveo, spent ·on of Cundiff !ormerty blMIDesfl sev~ral alld visiting ' Dr. R. F. Bryant, has been with !lDewnonia at his Tasty of ftays fri-ends and . retativu. Canned Milk BELMONT \VCRS-TV GUARANTEED FOR LIFE, FREE ;ervlce any· where, any time, when machine ts ·taken to AUTHORIZED dealer with your guarantee shqwll>g It is not a stolen machine. Thousands have been stol· en and sold at cut prices. We are authOrized deaJ.. 'ers since 1947, bring you NECCHI and ELNA. For. free check _up and serVIce' ports. avaUable at all times. This Is a factory gu~tee, not just ·the S~a~e Unoiv~lty . Mrs. Oharl2s Chester. W. Va., be~ World's Finest SEWING . MACHINES ..... Ill .ChannelS V(CH$-TV TiiU.IDAY ' 8;15 . Silo on . salesman. Jelly Roll l(:IIQ Strll<e It Rich !~1!0 yallaot Lady 11:10 J:,ove o! Life i2.~JQ .s·~arch for Tomorrow with Factory Guarantee-for Life. , . FREE Service Anywhire'You Go. 12:45 The ·Guiding Light 1:00 Portia Face~ Lite Jtoa~ 'of Ll,r~ .., W.elcom~ Travelers .Ri)bert .Q. Lewii Vlraini~>.'s .Home Journal Tile-Big Payo({ HOMESTEAD PORTABLE . . $69~95 CONSOl-E .......... ; '.' '... .$99.95 ·~craaaic" ~ig·Zog Portf~_le . $1 ~9.~0 CONSOLE . : . .... ;:~ ' ..' :•$159150. / ~,·~:i!!J only 30c ' Your Es11o 1\eoorter Sauoders S.portP · I Get them from Our Rquteman or At The ·.,. ·' Pomeroy . , Pa•tri 'Shop Main 81. • Ollve,At ·1st . W6rld Up tb the m:inute Tbi! 1.>1\!t ,Sltqw . • OUT '· ' We· Are O~erstocked-: ' FI~~· sa~ples ·- - ~ " ~ ' . ~ •'!:' ' ' ·'' ,_. :s.,.ites · '' . .- . ' '' ' :' . Pr;c;es D..O~.tically Reductf\1 . ..of New Homes · '"lPiec.:s:- Table and 6.-·c in . V~LUES. UP . . TO $99.95 .......• ' i '( s·~u - V~LUES UP TO $109.95 • . . . '• . . • • ' CarllltlO!l 4 for 47c 4 for 55c ALL PURPOSE . , ~· II ., I,:lltl Sip,,Q(& '" 'l ' '' ·.....\......- ' \ W.As-2TV ·..:,lubAY . ' ·Ill€ ~·COffee Time . Nil!) l?lnl Dong Scho•l ~ 1¥~ (/1 the world • tfBC' Sheilah Gr aham · ~ Home . ~ 1 ~;~!,!'! :-,~' NBC Tenneu~e Ern.ie lUNG NUT ULBCAN' CHUCK ROASt LARD Oleo Feather Your NQ-CI f-lew.-·:~ "-'~. ·; Trail $4.99 . All Branda of SOAP Greatest Gilt Powder-31c OJi•"t.c:an's I • ·lb'19c .:!~:7:-:-::---c------. ,. -, """'"" .;.. · ' . No WASTE ··LIVER ,. • .,•. 89c ; . ·. • lb 43c · S~ow. 'iba.'Brl!hler tl~r Tile' !le<rot, ~l9'!! ll<ili Crosby on ·ywr :Ao<opl" Lt!Cl!f 8 kaneh ijaD.J Chrlsti•o. Ap.derson Ba. OYSTERS • • • ; ·int.79c Flour- $1.83 --~------~------LEAN AND MEAT\' ood BOI.LING BEEF 41bs $1. 251 4 LB. CAN Ka~if!'S Kit~ hen G,i'ry Mpore tO;~ Arthur. Godlre)' Time IJ'l'I'LE DUKE !$ Lb. FRESH ~tie ·Doonan 1:30- lli:oo Necchi ' •• $98.50up Elna • • $119~95 ilp • e:i& Plant Boxes Important BJEAD lb 59c 21oaves 29c Bologna ard, .Mrs. ' •Ht~t c~ltt"d &t~:ra:, tot cAkhfl) . 1 tllc.,Jo!l""" ,.,," , ' - - I ca• (l\4 ~) CIOfldCI.... HASTINGS, Neb. Two tot.a cr'fdlll o/ c•kl:ea or were dl.scuulng what they wo.ul~ , "'*'li"'0111 IOMJI ' . ' liS c•p 111UI: do if t.hey round a mitlion dol· Iars on the street. One asked PIMe slice or uirtq (ar ebfell:ea) the oth01;: "Woul'd you trt to OD.e&e:b pleee ot 'toaet. P.e'af lD. 0.1 lind the owner and a:We the mon or under broiler a rew ~ •lautea '(If oy back?" Said the second young meat II cold). Bleqd IOUP abd miD: . .. j·hea\. Pour h.ot ~'We ower uad-, •ter. WeH, Jf he turned· out to wlebee. 1 ltrvlDI& INI b~~or person J sure would." · -~ . 11 OZ. OR OVER . SLICED OR PIECE 1 I . ~~~;~~~~~§:~~~~~~~~~~~~, Home VANZANDT and ~ Mrs. es Lester Rickard and Ora Ride.· Street and famil)'. And We've GOt The Best Used Cars In Town. Everybody Knows That. .•·. ~~~~Dd"h~~!• 1111 .:. ! Mason Personals and Mrs. L. J . Rutte 11 cutt·cr. William Powell . . The .. topic of a Labor R t·p.-cs c n~a L IVI! 01 M s. Breen was a former resident the program beamg Lutherans rM In The Holy Land." Mrs. Howard t the Gcnt ral Assembly , will speak f o M aaon. wq:en h'aJs presJd · ed ~at lhc Federated .~ nurch on JU ,.~M Walsll has been Ul . 1over t h c rs. ary s hort bWJIIK'S.s ses.su;n . 1 day, Janua.-y 18 at 7.30. at hl"r home . for t.he past few Refreshments wertl' " se rHd' to 1 Ofticera. elected arc~ Chu rch . w ~ but ~~ lm~rovmg. , UJ:e followin g pre:!ent: M:r!!~ Hat, School, Superintendent, Jam es DU!kle Nellie, mne ye~u olJ SVt1 tie Ohlioe<lr. Stell"' Fr)l, 111'1. BuchlnaD; AsJistut · Mart~.a.· ol Mr. 1nd Mfs. Paul Nease. ccle ~ Pbilip W.Ollput, Mn. Hcnnan ln.11tr: secretary-treasurer, -Mrr. brated his birthdll)" by havmg a Layne Mn Dougl>es Garrett Joe Bailey; assiltant Mrs. Ruby party al school On Friday. Dlokle Mrs. ?.rrUia~ PoweU, IMr&. )tow~ Y. Vaughnj llbnrlan, Fred Lewis; Lt a member ot the f'ourbh Grade. , ard Wqenhals and Jtev. and 1 plaatat, Fred Lewia; 181iatant Mr. and Mra. Roy Burgess had Mrs. Rl)IIOOild Peters. Martha Ohlina:er; Home depart· as their recent .e:ueat Miss Mary ment, -Mrs. R.UsRell Lyo~ Mn. Kelly sister etf Mrs. Burgess o! The Girl ' Scouts held their J. E. Harley, Mrs. Mareut Chaqt-o Roanoke, Va . Cir&t n\cetiJt( of 1953, Thursday, ben; Youth Qudget, Pauline ZerFred Porter bas returned to h.is Jan. 6, at the Oity Building. Mrs. in Sprlngfield _after havin• Earle Caldwell instructed r -the Morrla; Primary .Mrt. klc; Cradle Rolldepartment, Mrs. WUllam been the gueat of Mr. and , Mrs. girls iD theit work on their TexWilliam MOJ'rls, .Mn. Bussell tile Merit Ba-u. A recreation Ralph Warner. Lyona, Miaa Farle Erlewine, Mn. Harry Jlermln Ruttencutter is period followed their wort. ~oyd ,C.armac:k, Mn. Everett Tho1e praent were S..11ll Baebner; pianist, Sheila Stover; apendinJ a 30 day leave at hla Roush. ludy Arnold, Judy Me1salstant Jane~ Carmack; Youth home here. He is an e.llWloyee of Knight, Elean-or Roush, Phyllis Union Barge Line. FellOffabip, Mr. ind Mr111. Judson theMr. Goodnia:ht, alll.d Mrs. Claude Grimm Batey, Sac EHen W·hite. Patty Bayet, Donna Srnfth 1 AD~a have returned home after having Yonker, Shelby Grinstead, &ttd Cbl.lrch or&anllt, Mrs. Lllllatt apent the pnst ten d&YI at ~ · Sbaron · S1yre. St.eiff; uail!ltlnt Fred ~wl&; C!blr Peter&lburg, Fla. dlreetor, Mr.. Rodney Downing; Dr. and Mrs. Leo Konieczny ll"ld The Rhododendron Farm WoYouth Choir director, LeWis H. chlldren , Ironton, 0., were Sun- men'r Club met Thuriday altarSauer, F1rle Erlewine, pianist, day gueeta of her pa'rents, Mr · noon, Janl.l'ary 6, a.t the eJQb. house. A potluclr. luncheon was Mrs. Paul Haptonatall, assistant and M'ra. B. F. Board. Thelma Davis and Glen John- served before the meeting, wblch Fred Lewis. Dea.eooe11es: one year: Mn. R. son, Colltrnbus, were weekend Was followed by a fitm, ·"See In A New Light" b) A Sherman, Mrs. O,a Hayes, •uests of her Parenb, Mr . and I Your Miss Ann We'l!e.l, Home Demon· Mr&. Fred DeWeese, ltn. W. H. Mrs. T. R. D1via and family . Mrs . Eleanor Ewing was the stratton Agent for A,ppalacblan ubllng; lwo year, Mrs. 0. H. Stewart, Mrs. Georae Anderaon Jr., JUest of her sister Mra. Mabel Power CQ. 'l'he meeting opened THE N.UU: THAT STANDS FO& QUALITY Mrs. E. 0. Tewbbary, Mn. C1rl Hervey, Parkeralburg, on Thun- . ~=:::;;;::::===== Gilmore; throe year, · Mrs. Karl day. She returned to her . home POMOOY, OBJO Owen. Mrs. Hlrold Sauor, PbyJUa on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jvan Bush were Mrs. Judson White; Sundly aueat.a of his brother Wayne BUsh and family, Bidwell. Mr. and Mrs.· J. A. Sr. were Sunday a:ueats of \fr. 4nd Ws. E1rl Diehl, St. Albans. A family birihday' dinner was .l"'tOMBS lbe tall eacl a~ O.C1m• ' ·h ld 1 h 1 .'' .I and .7011 11141 roanelt wttb the e . n onor a Dallas Yeager [tame problem tlaat Dlaned. 1aa Jut at b1s home on Sunday . Tbot:e Year about till• tin\.. Wb&t'a ta btl preeent were 'Mr. and Ml'l. Chart- done with lertonr tarkeJ? Wb7 aot es Yeuer and daughter Sally Whip •• a. aa~,..,.~ ..cream aue? .1:.. · d Wtth <011d....,. p ·JI'o oiiiJ 0 .. , ··1~1 ·~~~·· "'P-' I an Mn, C. E. Fry, l.-e· :matter of ilaiDi*,K ill: 'pair tllle ~""'-·-.. 'Y·. Va, and Mr and Mra. aauee OYtr touted ' t~Wqr :IUCIIames Diehl and daughters Cha:tr· .l POMEROY, O~~~,~~P~HONE $30·M ·-- - . ,,._ ---'lene and Jo ~lien . fi.Ir. &nd Mr •. Wo•·thy Nibert of 1. .. . qall~olis Ferl')' and daurhter Pbyllis, Wanda Bush and Mrs . Sotur~o Rome Harbour were recent 'guests 0..:.. ,...,...,. (• t:lldr.) • M Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ·fl8f'bour Stuul.k.._ ~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ,... time and 'V6D. ~o •ictal name, 11 frieftdm.ip ciftlie" of about 10 a fill SHITJI i'AMJL1' FOOD For tblt .bu no oon.ut!Kion, • • Ino~up president, 0\'1 rl!lpllar meetlol II ' The DAILY SENTINEL. Pomeroy.Middleoort. Ohio ra..;ljf i ker , J Ol<lo.- ____ ,:...;;... _ ;f''' IJLY KA\'OE A GOOO '4ROU, ~ __ o,. and ill visiting at t!le home of Mr. and program "•' ---.-:.__:,_;;...._ wrtb siDgin, of Ame r1ea, naa ::t.;e meetina Wednestby nl1bt with Ruuell Jon es, Clinton Fisher , By MRS. W. R. JOHNITON Den 1 crf the Cub ScoutJ, met ta!Ute lrtd devoHona by Mra. YfO~en. all frieOdt for more Rev. Howud Ruppelt , moderator , Phill ip Jo1cbi:m; Elders, Mrs. L. the. W. W. Brown . Mn. Fred Spen. t.ban. a quarter o! a cefttllJ'y, hl'le 'dl.at. Mlldr .ulioDI of powad. t1 giVIng the conveninc pnyer. J . Heiner, Mrs. Floyd Carmack. Wednesday, Jan111ry !5, at Robert Te'l!'bbary; delegates to home of iMl'L J.ck Frey. Th.e eer, vice president, prealded OV« met frequently! d\l.linf the p11t ' Amedel',aurpluatotbe..dytmr~ The pastor gave a report of Presbytery at Gallipolis L. L. Cun- project !or the mon t h of Jan- tbe short busin,BS se88ion. A IPI J.lr. )'&all to hive breakfast, vi.ai't. ~eu.ll~ it a oppomaaitr ~aU the accomplishments of the con· ningham, J. H. Grate. uary was di8cLtS&ed whi-ch is R.ail· 1hetti supper. for beDefit · Df and remember blrt.bdaYJ. of us to partioi,Pate bt lbt_&re~t~ gregatton lc-r t.be pa!t year and road ina:, by tbe arollfl . po)io, has. been planned for e.lfoh of .il• kia4 in hitto.!7· Tbr.ouP "' Report.J giveq were : Churi:h Th oae present were ,Den PrKlay, January 28 · M thr chlbMr. J. V. McGrew was a bllli: tiM coOptratto. of th• Fondp pl1n1 were made for an official finance, Mrs. 0 . H. Stewart; Wof1mily nia:ht on January 20 at ~: 30 men'• A.asociatioa , Mrs. W. H Ob ief. Bill Frey , Doug!u Gar- room. Tieteta wtU be on saie 1811 visitor 1n GaH~lil on Wed U.tiont Aclaialeuadoe CAKE 1rill neaday, ~ 1e11d 28 polllll:la of surplUI food to 1 when th~ Deaconesses will sponaor Juhling; Home Dept . MrJ. Russell r ett, Eddie Stein, Dorwld Brown, soon. TMse preaent at the meetin& WlliJam Jtussell , a student It aeedy or iDdlvidual. Join the a birthday collection when the L)'ona ; Church School, M~ . Joe Bobby Griastead Mal'cokrt kyre, David Chadwell , Ross Frey, M:s. were hostesses M.n. Robert JloH· Oh}o Uolver.lty is. home with FOOD SAD£ by oontrib.a~Jac members wtll give a penny for Bailey. Donald Brown and Mrs. Jack man , t(rs. Stanley Hart, Miss h~ famU~ for ~il,e ·werrkend. 1 dollar to cover haadllna. ever)' p:!:ar of their aa:e for the F rey. Ann Wet1cl, Mrs. l''red Spencer, Tommy HoMman, 5on of Mr. hmfyoVrdollfiNtoCAII,NewY... Desconeues Fund. Mr.&. Harold .Mrs. w . W. Brown, Mn. Harry and Mrs. Tom Hottman has b~en • ., tAU, hn ,...._ Sauer wu chairman w:iten tbt> Y The Lutheran MissiOn lui' met Grtmm, M.rs. Wa1ter Grinstead, ill ncentlr. • fll-61111•4 ••l[llpabts& lfruic• Q Hpurchased a television set !or the Ml'a. Margaret Breen, Carletori, on Wednesday afternoon, Jan. ~ Mn . Arthur Jewell, Mrs. Charles Raymond Street of Grundy "p~raU/m will 1M ,U,ffdllltl Co•ru:il County Infirmary at Cb!'is tmas Minn., arrived here WednesOay • Dwotl ons were hy Rev. Peters Jewe!I , MTa. EdwinJeweU, MissVa., is vioiting Mr. and Mrs. v~ 1 -'--'·. -----time. Mr. H.urpclt announced a sp('a- •• '• Plans Made For Family Niglit As Members 1 New Hne• New Nateo: Hold Presbyterian Congregation Meeting ICub Scouts Meets At Mrs. Frey's 'hD'ISCUSSIOn . O"R'I The Fm t P"'bytenan Chun:h Trustee•· Wllll am Lewta, Eber WIf n 01 roacl'tng held then· annual congres:•tion.a l Lewts, Roscoe File, Deacon s, A Thur!iciQ)(,.JQnua~y 13.,.19-55 Thursday, JpniJOry 13, 1955 • ... Golden •WindoW,. Family Concernins M l ti s • POTATOES UM14Aifli!tl Lu1e . 50 lb- $1.59 . . 1.1·. .•' ':' :Richard ·van· g1,1ests and �•• ' • . • • .Page Eight The DAILY SENTINEL, Pomen f ·Middleport, Ohio . 3 Rooms OF NEW Furniture ONLY $299.00 Ron Capehart . 82, Clevel and d tcd at the h omr of h er w n 1 Or..,lilf' Cap-ohan 1924 F 85th St , Cleveland Ohru Survivmg arc a br othrr J,uHc~ Owens, CICVt'land, s1:.tcr , Molonl' St Louts, and nephews FLtneral serv1ccs Sunday at 2 p m Ch&pel w1th the Ruppelt , officialrng So('H'ral I e;oh nJt"r l'.~ 1 · I Piet1e U•lq Ream Slllt.e $30.00 DOWN .......... 111 Eaoy Pa)'Dlel•tom See It TodaT o{ Rutland furn. Co. Or TIME· the county schools. He 1s makmg delivery ol the food today Strong 6 Son Funeral Serv. JJIBUL..4NCE and EMERGENCY SERYICE •Elpeelally equipped with an Oxygen Resuscitator Fw Dnwalng, Short, Heart FaDure, Pobolllag and Industrial Aeeklenll Phoue 4194-4474.. Wilkesville, Ohio Let Us Show You~· l,.~• • ' 1 ' l!ly JACK GAVER United Prna Staff Correspondlll'lt NEW YORK UP- A crossword p;•rt~.:lc hu rmade the people over .t the NJ~ional BroJdca.stin.\: I Chari G d 88 died .at. the Co~Jny qu1t.e happy. Ci Q~ er, , . A Je<:cnt on-E! in the New York home of his 51&ter, Anna Geuhetm· Times called for an ll·lettcr or, 2305 . O!.born Road, Bay Vtt· wont dflfined as "a n ew f'Ype of laa:e, Oh10 He was formerly of TV sh•JW" T\! correct word wa& Nease Settlement ".spK""! acular", a term used tb1s Surv1vinl _are four siste~l. Em· tu:asQn by rmc to d'e!Jeribe abou' rna Frederick, Los Angeles, Cal ; ~s 90 mmute, aU-color product· Mn. Bertha Blair, Lo1 Allgeles ; Anna Gen~eimer and Katae Meions of vaned forms. NBC ha.s taken qu 1tc a bit of Combs, Bethlehem, Pa ; five .kiddn1:,: arnl no httlc cntlcJsm Dleces Bess Roberts. Rhoda Bea lrom professional revJewen trice Genbe1mer, B.ay Village; about this lt>Ml wl't1eh Sylvester Ruth DeneaU and Martin Seifert , L. Weaver Jr., NBC president, E . MeComb, BethJehcm. i1 rocll.:ced In !ots tclev1sion sense Jo~uncral services will be held The COinP81\l' felt it was being WJ"oog.ly judged as us.tng the S..turday at 2 p. m. at the J:wtng WOI'd m a boaiM'ul or pr CKnising. Chape~ ~ with . Mrs . Ella Miller; the·moon fashion mstead of smi- Christian Science Reader, oft\· n':y as a label to de.sLgnate a 1 cialin.g. Burt.tl will be in Pine (" ' ' am type of program$lm;:. ~roVe cemeter~ l.lnder the d~rec­ It'~ uso in tile CI"Os.sword puulc hon ol thn- Ewu:; Fur. r1al, Dtrec... I !.!; rl'garded as a,n Ind-ication that tors. G•rden Orp.n!ntlouwtn laUI.Iie 8a.n1JAr Tln.:.a adi". illta on Uie ' thC' tcr\m hu oome to be Bt!ceptcd , The body ~ at th t" , funcr.aJ date uon rw act. aou. for what NBC inlended it to be. nome wh eJ l. f1·u:.nd$ may call •• The s.pectac.ubr i1 no on~ · Amont the Ttl Or more "weeki" .boultl mate theJt avaUable to now more or le11 publicized ill 1:bett GUJtomen. season phenomenon, aceordmg ATTI~O coNFERENCE Weaver. • thl1 country, wh7 it there • Bille• It Js contidued lmpraoe"National Garden Week?" tioaJ to dJvlde 1 1tate Into uv- . "The future of trhe ~ec'ta~ The Rev. and Mlrt. . The antwtr to thl1 que1UCJD II val &ODt:t, ••ch ltate bu been laJ"s is \lnlimiled," he s1tid, "sin~e E. Hoyt, Mrs. Paul Smir.t, Edison found in the aun. whon ra111 coatl4tn4 •• 1 unit. and uthe form u mere~y to create Baker aDd David . DarSt Jr., ife move north and am.rth ovQr the ·~ a date for the beilnnlnl time period• of .tiiUftfi~ient length in Jacbou tonight to attcM tbe aurtace ot the llobe, brlalinl ot "PlantiDj: Time" which repreto enable d!li to put ('"' com.plote first of a !('Ties o-f trainintr e~,.. the chan1lni tem))t!rature• and aent1 tbe averaee climate of the shows 'On a basis- thM can be !erenceJ for the Year of Baptiet varyinJ Ienrth• of da7 whleh whole lbte, aUbourh 1t ma7 not handled commerct.ally by the Achievement, 1 deve~pmcn~ o, cau1e the four aeuohl. bt euctb' rtrht fol' either 1he network operat.ion In the United Statea, plantlnt earlJeJt or lateat tecUona of the the Chu~b Sehoola. time start. In Florida two 1tate area. 'J1\e daiel a11~ed , "The shows, individuall~· an.j rnpnths earlier than ln Mlnne- to the varJOUJ 1tate1 on uua bull c:l:t"'.l~~~.n~will roprescnt the &ota. so there is no elntle week are 11 follow 1 : •b of •man.y crealivto to WOJ"!", earetui)f and wen, and wh1ch could be celebrated 11 Januar7 1-l'loricla. • ,gro'-ps as to whal material and 1ns,pire them with the unique the he1innln1 of 'tha outdoor J'ebruaq 1-AJabama, Arkan.what al'l.ists in wbat form of l!"lll"d"n ~cason throu.hout Ute •••· Arizona, Catifomla, Geor· wesent2tion ~ntd tn wh-at key or qualities of television in 1ta comCtt\lnh Y 1ta, Ldublana, Mln11Jlppl, New the theater values, mood Wild best ' attract and ~n~ blution To wakt'! up rardeners throuJh- Mexleo, Oklahoma, South Carothe radio YBiues an'd the picout Amer1ca. lhe AmerJcan HQr- Una, Te.. J. flucoce the major audiences. ture valuea, we ~ect shows to 11 H'l!re we wlll'run into a com~~~ul~ ~~~ C~~~~ll ~~h=to~:~ Februal')' lS- kaDAas, Kencome tbat will be uofor.ceU:abJe pkle ra.n1-e of show type11 · and Will begin aoundint In 'the IoUth tuc.ty, Maryland, Mlaaourl, North qua'ht1es, as well a.t the usual aehle.veme!Ns ln their ex.:ellerlce and follow the sun 11 It travela Carolina, Orecon, 'l'ennetsee. V1r. northward 'thawlnl out the Jinia, Wuhtnatoa. Weat Virienia. show bu&JM-Ss range of hits and tnd innovati-On. qualities. fl "lB . 11 ound, and releaJinr the ener· March 1- Colorado, Connecti''The spectB'Cula'"S have just l(lf'll which winter hu kept cut. Delaware, ldallo, JUinolt, In"But as we attrae1l better crea· begun the~r cx:h.'- &ting inftu. locked up. diana, Iowa, Maine, M;utachutive cra.ftsm.en to- our medium ence on the tclev'islon ~ro.gram On the buls of U. s. Depart- aetta, Mlehi1an, Minneaota, Mongive !•hMI the time B'nd resoui\Ce~ eer.edul e." mcnl ur Agi·!culture recorda the tana, Nebruka, Nevada, New country is divided into zone 1. 1n Hampshire, Ne"w leraey, New each of which the avera1e date York, North Dakota, Ohio, Penn• or the ia~t k,Uin& fro1t In sptinl sylvania, Rhode laland, Souttl h approximately 'he 11me. Dakottt, Utatl, Vef.mont. WiJCI)n· · One month before thill data Is tin, Wyomln&. selected as the Ume for "PJant. The Mcn'a Garden club.l C)f ing Time·• In that wne. Seeds or America. National Garden Writha rdy var!etlea may be aown; era• A11ociation. and many other hardy planb may be trana. tlorticulttn·al orrantzatlons huve planted, tender varieties may be endorsed the Plantlnt Time prostarted under prq,teclion, and &ramme and urJe that all home mel'chants ot tllrden 1ooda aardeneu join Jn ob1ervlng lt. PLANT IN& for the dtfifercnt lunch moms tn I Weather I FOOD DELIVERIES MADE Carl Gorby, Attendance Officer of Metgs Count)- Sc hook'! has received a surplus supply of food Rutland, 0. Mr. Gonder Dies • At Bay Village; Rites TQ Be Here OHIO: Cl-,. anti cet41 fWIJ, ,.,.,.., af'tf S.,._ vr4rr. Mcomlnt ml•" with tnow #lu"l" •. • •, ON GUARD I • ' • No. 309 Editorial Phone 397 Vol. VI WIST VIRGINIA< Clou~ 1M c.,d, ..... /fturrl• tNer~ . . fritht ..... a.tvtday, .....1,. t. rain. Hleh 27 te 11. Phone 398 5IP!I'• Piecer · DiNETTES BY ALINI MOSBY Kids have to have 111 outlet~ Unit" Pr••• Staff CorrN""tltnt psychiatrists say that Th~y let HOLLYWOOD UP-W.cattwns oft thell· excess energy and rrushave bct>n lb nmded as bad teleW.· tratioml by watchmg a:unplay. $48 to $158. 2 Piece Living Room sio n fa1 c ror chlldrPn, but on ~ "TV doesn't cauae JUVenile sagebnJSh hero Loday dcfendctJ delinquencY. Those k1~1s need b et· I he1r wulchmg gunplay as '' a good ter surrcmndings and playgrounds"' to let Oft way for younusters NJ\jF•BRAT"s ftght agai11st WeJ~t· steam " erns on TV am•zcs \VUhams beHorse operas of tl)e horne screens o,ycro blasted rehntly O.) cause "Hie program is tailored il :~o : II-a ppointed 'I'V approval or- for children's. mteresls." In fact ~ni:u.tion, the NatlonaJ AnOCIII• he confessed, to keep the kidd ie.s ti.o~ for Detter Ra?io and Tele- happy he has to toss hJatorical ac. cur.-cy out the window. Villon. NAFBRAT ·dcclared vlolence, Jn The real Kit Cal-son was a rough Westerns made them O'I)Jcctwntalking, uneducated woodsman In ubl.e But Bill WUllams, who por· a coonakin cap. W1!1iama has to h·ays Kit Carson in a TV ~eriu wear .a cowboy hat to s.atlsfy hh C1Cplamcd the problems of how to young fans "I wanted to 'Wt!ar mnke a suoccs&ful Western the coons'kln cap," Jle:· lament. Jn the first place, he said, and he must speak. Impeccable "Y()u have to ha\\e gunplay and English to Uep the pwrentJ happy cxcitcml'nt or the kids won't look at the !>.how." Notliodr fvir Kllltd Mu1t Have Excltem•nl "Nobody is ever ~illed on the "In my home the children go to show." he oontinucd. "1 the kitc.hen unl-l.'ai the hone11 arc shoot as a Jut resort to woun<l -1 running by on the screen" he the v!Jiain. We play down brllta said. ''They think other children's lity. 1 can 't hlt anybody In the shows don't have clluuah ·action. slomach or ~ehlnd the 'neett. "And what's wron1 with action? "I always twirl my tun While l'm lhiDkani. too. Every child must learn lo P.rotect himselfbut we try to make him \\JO his head flral SUITES .... $88 to $288 BEDROOM SUITES .... $88 to $388 SOFA BEDS . $58 to $128 Wrought Iron Mogozine RACKS . $1.00 GAS RANGES ... $99 up BAKER FURNITURE CO. On TN Brightest Corner In Middleport ... ~'* - I i I ~ De..,ted To Tbe IDiere4tl ol The Meigi-IWon Area QIMONSTU.fl..0 new telephone develOpment IJI Cleveluul o.lf\011 ~ _..,.,......_. .... 444 POMIROY BEND THfATRES ~--··· ··-·-..--.p ··= ...or ' ' AU PldlU'es In CINEMASCOPE ' fEMPLI PRINCE VALIANT BOUNT\' HUNTER ('rtehol~oler) . '·. Rebert Waper, Jan"~ lkhra Pa1et, J1me1 II.- Babdolpb Seott, D&f'l7 Ankrlm, Dolores DND! Marie WlndMr , Saturday, Janaar, II Sat,.,..,., Jana•l'1 U BOMBA and The Quin, Who HALF BRJ!J!D KILLJ!It LJ!OPAR~ Jehrmy Sheffield~ Bewerly Gar.. lld, Donald Mqh:r John Ireland, Do,.thy Makae KeUb Lanen w-..,.,. ...,.,ted euolcoyo ,s.11 the ol!l tho . ' Te:;hnleolor Weder:a Rioor ltotlon ... C!or..o. Miw ' 1t1nd. TM :namtt •' ltM mett THAT MAN FROM TANGIER •nd ~r• Chertl• can Nmtfn. Hr ..,.. ••om ieft to rJeht: Jamn Cant.rbury, Jamft MewUnknown IMrMn, JOih RObert YOU«, Juice Jiet4 SECURITY RISK Will Not Say What Went On. To. Share . ! In Conference BULLI!TtN UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. UP - llllltetl NotieDS lary.Geaonl Dar HOIIIIUnkjold IIOicl loday that •u Mlf of uy ldrul" for llle rlllfiW If 11 Amerlun prlsoaen ...t- , MOSCOW UP - Soviet IIU!Isia said today she will share with the world her discoverie& in the operation of industrial .pb:nts witll atomic power. (Teelmleflw~ Ctaemaseope ~­ · tomic r:· Secrets . Th~~r~.· and Fri., laJUiat7' 1S..~6 T.lum, and ·Fri., lanuarJ 13--lf . . MIDIILEPCIIIT POMBJIOY _ ·- ~ WIDE SCJIEI!N I MCIGS . . ........... ........... ..~ A,nother service For Our Readers , • , Ru ss1a chums its atom~powered industrial plant.s are the world'i first. , " • Ruul.n announcement .Hid • report on thela opor• tt,n will till' made RUbllc btforw --a Unit..t eneed u ...... were suueow by either side In llll !alb with Red Chinese Pmlller Chou t:n·Loi In Peiplng. NationwponsarH ,,\ onhnnc:• on. the ,..coful uae · · atomic -.,eriJ, schodulocl to htld ltt.r thk He gave ' newt eonference tbe Cirst ,p~lie ditdosur-e of ft. 1 t1ils ol bit miuion t.o fret tbe 1 men 1nd aU ether U, N. eommand personnel ttill beld by the 1Chinese -com:nun1sb 11 Korelll. war prisoners. 1 Harry Htnn1, OuM Nlla Atiher, Jtolaad YO..B{ -- . . of Great Grocery Vahies l .. .t.,. ........,_. to -cUsc:wt tlto ..., ·~of thl• C..., 11~, ....... cret telks 'witlt t.ut n; plied to • ques"-t '" t\ wf f dtw lhit Mittlotl WM ~ ....,.1, "'If illy tu«<IIful. Jt!U th•t I J-r.outht tho fiJV. in tha plene. I Wffl Mot ful. If ,dtean Jfulf I ... tl ...... INSIDE HOLl.YWOOD .. Copy of Ohio Bell. employe DorotbJ WuUI' rou rtpt 01:1 W'ltb,ber WOIJr: whlll talklllJ over tbe phone. Arrow lndlcat. the ~ .-blc:la mllkea t.hla poalblL By preulnJ: • buttoa lute&d ot J:lfti:Da tbe receiver and boldine tt. aha cap conver. and ..... .._ buldl rree roz other acU?Jty. 1'be p.dJ'et carrtu cxmveru.t:IGD ol tiOtb paru,.. fi~J Give Your Budget A ,New lease On; Life •.. JANUARY SALE! Si~le IN,THE GOOD OLD DAYS ••. or 1 HOW EASY IT IS TO FIT FINE NEW FURNITURE I..._TO YOUR BUDGET DURING OUR · nln. Ht,h 21 to 35, • "I w!!J h(' held at lh<' Ewmh Rf'v lluward Bu n<~l wdl be 1n the Beech Grove Crmetrr·y un - ~ der tbc-<hrc<: lton of Ewtngs . .IRed In Thl1 Gwoup II A Mason Funt. Co. liMon, w. Vo. In 60 days All over U.S.A. BROADWAY Gardeners Will be Bus Rosa Capehart Dies In Cleveland; Set Rites For Sunday / .. ' ' Ready To Heat & ~rve, . . '· -·Fish" . ·' .10 0:& pkg . Fried .. < ~. >, ~ I • Legion Support Given To Park Association Men ... . . . LEAN PORK ,un, r Canum only wore! fine but I h<tve to wear lwo. lt'1 more: trouble i• ttin' on and Gtf that horae with the extra gun. Aiul I never have much u&e for n. But the thlidrcn cxpeot lwo iUns, so 1 wear • *tid tor YOU I 'em. , < " '' . ·. ' "Op t~e proaram I'm mv(!r Jecn amoklnJ or In ~ ••loon cltber, lltO matter wh._t the re 1111: ' lUe Carson· was Itt,, 5I) how oo~ld t~e show harth elilldren? The final test," he eonclud.,d "should be for those NAFBB.AT people t'O watch children playlnt Cowboy. They always want to play the hero. NobOdy w 11 ~t 1 to be the bad IUy." t FIGHT POliO! ,,; " ,. . ,. . .. - -.....~,{ ~ .. :: ...'1 ., .. ,' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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