http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f6ad08652a9451a84a0e3d8ef51a39a.pdf 9285c14818d04f183395d342183d1ed8 PDF Text Text ., i ounty - elcomes Mr. < arn~'"' ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~·{;~... ;:.. ~ 0 (., ~ Now Is An Opportunity For You To Save On The "' " 0 _ _ _ _ ___,"':"' to make her Christmas perfect • Det~oted Sweaters ... the one gift every woman loves to gel . . . loves to wear. S18 S38 ond VOL XVII We have the fashion·perfeet sweaters for her ... smooth, bulky and nov•• NO. 191 elty knits. $12.95 /I . I - ··--- " ' MEIGS THEATRE Pomenl¥ Ohio TONIGHT NOT OPEN ' FRIDAY thru TUESDAY December 3·7' I, j' jl 42 to 46 ~~\ "' t SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALEI I Tt'l hnH:-ulllf t Dorothy ~leGunt'. f<'t'ss Pt~ r ker. { hurl, t'onnur~. Tom nty Fea , urette : FIVE 1 • Mr. Carnahan is a c~ptam of j ,, ur ":£i!"&~;<lli"·-----'1'W!';&;· '4- • • • .-., Point, Maryland. where he re- : ed the company's product!Ga If ~f'lill'iii~":t%~ ~ 4"'1 ~ii>%~~i0'W't:-<:tr3:};~;;,%f" "?;~:f~ mamed until the early 1930s rarmor plate and ship plate fir During the depressJon of that Ithe defense efforl. era, w1th workmg hol!rs re1 duced and payche<·ks becommg • Jn l9<W, ~arnahan W81 • smaller. Carnahan wrote lo a l ~mted assJstant ge~al ..,._ 0£ pauI carnahan 1 Most of us know little more about Mr. Paul Carna· former Bethlehem supenntend- mt~ndent of t~e en: ~ monies during the day, attend I mdust ry m _the HoratiO Alger I han than what we read Jn the papers. ent, who a yer~r earlier. had I an two years at.er llmll-:" a "Get Re-Acquamted" hour at I rags · to · m:ht!~ patlern. , That is enough to inspire the events or today whlrh JOined the Great Lakes Steel, reclor of produc:tmn . He • 6 p. m. in Racme, then be the 1 Carnahim - a fam1ly name are dedicated in his honor. It is fitting that we, as Corpuratwn in Ecorse. . named VIce-president lD elw'jl guest of honor at an Apprecia -1Widely known m Meigs ~ounty Americans, mld·stream In the greatest technological Promised a Job at Greal Lakes I of sales m 1953. tion Banquet in Sourhern High today- achteved the cha~rman- and soeial experiment In the world's history, focus Carnah an set off for MIChigan, I BECOMES PRESIDENI School where 350 other guests ship last month It :epresents t~e ~ attention upon Mr. Paul Carnahan, a captain or in· liltle realizmg what the future! Promotions came fill fll are expected at 7.15 p. m pmnacle reached m a fantastic dustry. /w id. At Ecorse, Carnahan be· i 1954 He was named as.._ 1 ~- ha lh ld h d climb to the top for Carnahan His life began In the most humble environs or rural Ig<m at the mmlmum hourly I to the president in Februlr7, l..>(lrna f n,th e gu an wh0 began h.Is career m . to ld ' mg the Meigs roun tY· He was surroun de d bY m6re th an or d'I· v.c~~e of a si<J b transfer ope ra 1senior vice- president in Aprl, 1 0 e wor s arge m I steel industry 31 ye<~rs ago as nary obstacles to material achievement. tor. and e1gh t months later be" and president m May, HI t. d on~ I b tr ans rer Today he is Exhl'blt No · I ln any eourt th a t wou ld came a rhe rke1 <~ nd rt-rorder came a board member ol Na. ustnal operations, was born an Itour Iy - ra ted sa 1~ the ~ac~n~ area and attend- operator at Great Lake Sleet : prft\'e freedom to work and pursue happiness Is in· m the bloY.mg rmll then m the I tmnal Steel in May, 1155. e mos 0 IS elementary 1Corp. m Ecorse Michigan a deed tbe main road to mankind's finest flowering. suak mg p1ts. ' school classes In Racine ~ S ' b ' I A nl 1958 he a1 ..:~.._..._. 1 ),atmna tee! su stdtary. T' ""'" t• ~''~\ ':!J; "'' :m:.'".'>::':J:;g!mr:r'l"" NAMEU I'ORt.'MAN n P • · W Cl A delegation of county leaders I STORY BOOK RISE "' , ,. ~"' .. cha1rman of the Great !Aia;a 1 wtl'. -<: r.ibk;l:li' 00·£\lr_;;. ,zy)p;1fRt~~~k.t#'. 'if.~,.; traveled to the Wood county .a1r-l Ca 1a 60 h A .short t1 me later , he was ISteel board of directors 11111111 11 I port m Parkersburg this morn-I ~na I nh ,h w ~ now vesi was ?rphaned at the age of I as a teen-ager. Carnahan fir st, promoted to roremi.ln. and m: Apnl 1961 he was' .aamel lng to welcome Mr. Carnahan. i ~o~s rs~~~e ca~d a fa~~~ ~6 His fathe.r dJed .m 1910 and was employed as a substatiOn ' 937, he was advanced to super-1president o'r Natmnal Steel. A He was to amve at 11 30 a m I yf r eer tn IS . Is mother died durmg the 1918 attendant for a bus company at intendent m ehal gt' ol I h e year ago he became vice~ First stop in Meigs co~nt; rap~ r.~se from a actory work!- mflue~a epidemic. Carnahan Beaver Falls, Pennsylvama, <H then • new •·scarfmg" opera-!man of ihe board of direeir:n . er o cue execut1ve of one o and h1s two younger brothers bout 25 miles from P11tsburgh I uons ;::oo~oin~a~IIneS~~thl~~~O ~~~ . the world's biggest steel em- f were sent to live with their DEPRESSION HITS C~rnahan held thi s po~! unlil : :~cu~~:r~:~t!e boarlta before n outdoor b1 · pires. grandmother. In the early 1920s. he fo und 1943 \\hen hi:' wa !-i elt>Vt~led to · Then hi~ itinerar w~~se: y. Born on~ rar~ near Racine, Unable to fmish high school work at the Bethlehem Steel . su~nntf'ndent uf the stnp mill The far - flung NaUonal steel : Y own· on the Ohm R1ver, Carnahan because he had to go tn work Company's plant m Sparrow's Durmg the wotr y~->ars , he head· em1·1re mcludes 1:1 number tl - · -- - -ulht!l subsidiaries - Wirtol Stfel diVISion. Mldwest l'lf D1v1ston , Hanna Furnace C.. pora1wn, Stran - Steel CarptP C~Lmn ~at10nal SLeel SerQ::w C1·nter dlvtsion, 1'ranspor~ ' " Products dtVI S!on. Hanna Ire r1 ~, ~ 'I ' ( I Ore d!VlsiQn and the National ,, -~f '' ' . Mmes Corporation ' ' Nat10nal 1s rated the natlaltl ~" fo urth Jargl:'s1 steel produeer H' ~·, "''I 'f '' The tomp<tny's 1963 mgot .-:o ' . duc!Jon totalf'd 7.16:1.767 .... exceeded only by Umted StMeo Stee l w1t h 27.642.230; BftbJe. hem wt! h 16,108 800 and .ft,e. pu bl1e w1th H.543 419. d. ' Flash, the Tnnag• Otttr Colorurtoon Admt'>~lon THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1965 I Walt Cisney 's "OLD YELLER" Kirk POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO and Racme in appropriate cere- Sizes 34 to 40 I j en tine To The lnterut. Of The Meigs.Ma.on .4reo By Chester TannehU1 river to a Pomeroy HIgh Mr. Paul Carnahan. chairman 1 school assembly, to the Marlin of the board of the National ! Restaurant for lunch, and to Steel Corp., IS home today, Middleport High school later He will receive keys lo the I, where he will ~e p~esented to towns of Pomeroy, Middleport, students m a third assembly. to ' p 'J .;.\ ; Paul Carnahan Begins Round of Appreciation Receptions . . $J.95 ,_ - at y Purchase of a New WINTER COAT --- " .::..::.'!: " ~lt~s<'S <HHI tJalf ~1 1 !'S OTHER COATS The Perfect Gift For A Boy A wide selection of boys robes, ages 3 to 16, man tarlored robes in washable cotton plaid flannel and fme p111wale corduroy, tie belt, two pockets, I SS9.9S j Portable !Sewmg machine for all your sewing Special features mclude automahc d:.rner, still'h length control knob, automatic bobbin winder , Built Ill li ght , numbered upper thread tension regulator, snap-open-race, outside drop feed . PORTABLE CASES ___ ----- ---- -- -- $10.00 and $12.95 SEWING MACHINE TABLE -- ------------ ___. $10.00 The famou s Fl~etwuod Deluxe Push-Bnlton Zig-Zag with 24 Design OJSCB $79,9$ ~----------------------· I I ' tliit WORLD . '--· , 11 • . $6,000 Damage Estimated to Schaffer Home I Damages estimated at . .. . were caused Wednesday JDOI'Do. ing to the restdence of EatJ S{'haffer R 0 I. Pomeroy, • Stale Route 143 whea it . . destrovffi by fire Th( blm:e wh1ch was report. ed at 10 .07 a m., was be'JitttN caused by B drfective Oue. :r'INo men said there was ~.000 , . . agr to the house and anoiM $'l 000 lo 1ts content!! .Both the Pomeroy and RutteN Vo!untl:.'er F1re Departmaltl were summoned Jmmcliltel] after Ihe blaze was discoverw. <.~nd the alarm turned ln. Pomeroy Ftre (..1lief Hem, Werry sa1d the fire broke ou in the Li vm~ room . It spread t& to the upstairs before voluatew~ 1 · were able lo bnng it under eo& 1' trol Losst>s were partly covertod by msurance, It was re}Jelri- $3.95 BOYS SWEATERS 1 Make A Perfect Gift For Christmas See the excellent selection of Boys Sweaters on sale on the frrst floor. Slipover and coat styles in solid colors, stripes and novel· ty effects. Orlons, Wools and Blends. And a wonderful array of colors that will please him. Sizes 6 to 20. 1 1 ~ Fleetwood Zig·Zag Sewing Machines _ __ • .I I I 7.'ir & 40c 6oo:s TAILORED DRAW DRAPES Beautiful Floral and Modem Patterns. Made of heavy boucle' fi sberglass. Single wtdth- 90" long. C<tlors: gold - red - brown. $9.9S pair OTHER DRAPES ........... .. . $2.95 to $8.95 PRINTED COMFORTERS I Filled with 100% Virgin Kodel fiberfill - 72'' z 84", Light weight - Afuimum wannth. Blue - R<>se -- Gold Cameo Print- of 100% CQtlon. You'll Also Want To See the Selection of Sweaters for Little Fellows. Sizes 2 and 3 and 4 to 6X. You'll Like the Styles This Year and They're Priced From $3.95 to $5.95. A Beautiful Group Of GIRLS SWEATERS Sweaters make the ideal gift for the girls on your list, beautiful bulky cardi· gans and flat knits, long sleeves, slipovers, V necks, all beautiful colors. Size1 8 to 6X and 7 to 14. $8.69 each Middleport Squad MENS LONG TAIL KEROSENE LAMPS FLANNEL WORK SHIRTS Made of fine quality san- Milk white and aliiOried forized flannel has dreSll type collar, two pocKets. Smart plaid patterns. - colored glass coonbinatioDI with wick, ldeal lhlrt for Christmas gift for the working men. braH platod SKDPPINI DAYS l£FJ fittings, $2.95 $po to ~.95 Make Elberfelds in Pomeroy Your Christmas . ' CIIIISTIW SOlS III'UI .. 1titr IESPIRATm " • �2-Dally Stntlnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., De~. S, 1,~1 • Ffenchmen Ponder DeGaull's Move 1 PARIS (UPI) -For the first 75-year-old French leader Is•system, In order to be elected1believes he .would .not. time, Frenchm"' are talklng jllkely to be beaten by one of his 011 tht fll'st go-around Sunday,' As one h1gh official, who 11 seriously about the possibility five opponents In the preside~> De Gaulle or one of his five very close to De Gaulle, put 1~ that President Charles de Ual race, but people m opponents milS\ get more than "He hasn't told anyone what he Gaulle may not wiD bls bid lor beginning to wonder whether be· half he toto! votes cast. If not, , would do. But as I know Dt ,...lectlon Sunday. can win a majority on the first : there wlll be a runoff ballot Gaulle, I simply. qmnot una1try. IDec. 19 between the two highest gine hime sub)ectmg h1mself to That could mean th e ~nd of, contenders. 8 runoff. He almost certainly the .. De Gaulle Era,'' w1th all ; From a generally estimated It is gfnerally assumed that would walk out and return to the implications such a develop·~· support_ of about 88 percent of in such 8 runoff De Gaulle IColombey (his contry home).'' ment would conll>ln for France the nation, the polls say he has would be an ""Y wtnner. But: If De Gaulle fails to get the and the rest of the world at fall eo to lesa than iiO per cent the big question Is whether he · so per cent, It Ia argued, he large. Iwllhm the last month. ; would subject himself to one. Iwould lee! he has been rejected This does oot mean tbal the I llnder lbe French voliD& ~ of his c:loaelt aides; by tile oaUoo. Winning 1 Red Faced SAC Nabs Fake Brass CASTLE AIR FORCE BASE, the youths made off with ranging up to the rank of Arter a high speed chase, the Calif., (UP!) -Sentries heaved thousands of dollars in goverJ> lieutenant colonel. truck was stopped and there to attention and gave snappy ment equipment -Including The boys said they revlllted at the wheel, ID a lieutenant CLASS PLA '{ _ Rutland seniors will present their class play entitled "Dear Diary" Friday at 8:05 f.m. In the salutes as the lieutenant colonol lour trucks. the SAC bii!O several days later colonel's uniform, w88 a 14hlgh school auditorium undor direction of Mrs. Faye Sauer. Pictured front row, I. to r., are Lee \\ ood, Jane ' •nd his two junior ofllcera Tyler said the 14-yelli'Oid, -this lime one of them dr<as<d yeii'Oid boy barely tall enough Lucas. saundra Dean, Ray Alkire, Euniee Ohlinger. Mike Nicholson and Linda Hysell; back row, Beverly I drove through the gates of this from Merced, CaUl., confessed as a lieutenant culonel and to oee over the d&shboard. Forbes, Jim White, Jean Tillis, Cheryl Lung, Lmda DaVIS, Wtlhs Dillon and Mrs. Sauer. Stage managers are Strategio Air Command (SAC) twfully after his arrest Nov. another as a oaptalo. Ronald Black and Bob and Jim Barrett. Gene Carson is m charge of ticket sales. Rusty Little Is property man, base. 11 while dressed ID tho Tyler said the youth& re. .lohnny Moore, Bob Thomas, David Shiflet, Linda Stafford, Sandy Tucker and Nancy Your.g are ushers, and No one seemed to notice that complete flying uniform of a ceive<l sharp salutes from the Robert Miller Jean Tillis and Sandy Tucker will provide between·acts entertainment. Beverly Forbes IS liead· tha officer with the silver oak lieutenant colonel. sentry •• they drove two air ing the tickeb and programs committee. - Sentinel Photo. leaves oo his shoulder ·was Slarted Last M01111t Ioree truckl oil the bue, drove barely tall ,.,ough to see Tyler said the epiiiOde, which them aroond naarby Merced, through the windshield. county officers now oaU "the and returned !hem. 'l1ley oame A eontrlbulloa wao made to But despite his lack of height, case ol the cryiDg culonel.'' hack to the base about a week the SalvaUon Ar when the the sheriff's office disclosed began early last month when lat~r and took another truck lor Pomaroy wcru ':et TUesday Wednesday, the 14-year-old the tltree )'Oungstera rode their a Jny nde. llflernoDII a tthe Federated "colonel" and two 13-year-old bicycles onto the baSI!. AuthoriUoo aald the masquae· h rch cornpanloM repeatedly entered The youth told authorttl<s he rade came to an end Nov. IS c ~ · Allon H 1 pres!· SAIGON UPil ...:The nuclear jfrom the jungle. One of tho :dropped from transport planea.loeen 11 the jet plunged to thi~ base in the uniform of and his friend! visited the base when two air policemen spotted den~· conducteda":,on~..ting powered aircraft carrier USS airmen was burl when be 1 One of the planes downed over,earth. officers last mouth. ••change and officers' club, a truck In downtown Merced whleb opened with the hymn, Enterprise-mightiest fighting 1landed by parachute. North Vie Ntam Wednesday wasl The other W8l a Navy, In the course of about t~o where they atol! A~ Force which had been reported "There'& I Song ID !he Air" shi p afloat- went to war lor the [ The other lost Enterprioe •,n Air Force FIIIO Thundei':Skyhawk hiUing I railroad and. weeks, 581· Gordoo Tyler wd, officer uniforms wtth Ullllgnl88 .mlsslng from tha bose, and prayer by Mrs. Dessle Pat. ~ a new member. Miss iint time today. Jet pjloll from Iplane. abo a Phantom. crashed , c~ ~~er fighter· bomber ratdmg a· htghway bndie 35 nul~ east or 01 tho "Bii E" new a record 1401near the carrier as the huge railway bridge SO mlleo nortlr lhe Communist . P'tal. II Lucretia Genhelmer reported oortlos against Communist tar-· fl•t top pitched in heavy eastofHanoJ.NoparachutewaseJ<ploded m tho a~r. . on.tsualeducatlonandafllm, gets lD South VIet Nam . "Verdict at 182," will be shown 1<<>ast. Both crewmen Two Enterprise planes wert roast. Both eewmen at the Pomeroy Hllh school lost ., Its highly trained plucked from the water Jack O'Briau January 111. Plans were made c1rrier pilot! flred their lint rescue helicopters. to prepll't 1 Christmas baskte shots in anger sine• the vessot ! Despite its si.e, the . i . , lor a needy family at the next 0 was commiSsioned four y08ra lpitehed and bucked, makmg A & p heir Huntington Hart· 11o write a book ahoutlbe cam- 1smell more than a Onders fee. meeting, December IO. ago Oitremely difficult for return-' Iorch ~Hrtlllloa IDveslmenl ID, palgn (conse~atlvely, lt should Anthony Quinn's 3rd Is on Devotions were led by Mrs. Onr supersonic Phantom jet mg planes to land. I by Helen Bottel NBssau's Paradise Island tfu\11 be a wowser.} . J~my van the way and he think! now he J...ph Coot, using as her was sho t down while atlacking The Kl&nt man . of . war eJrl . of fa~tastically unprofitable lux· IHeu;;,en, comP:'ser of Skyscr~- might marry has Italian mam- theme, Grant Us Wisdom Lord, the Virt Cong W miles oorlh of I tered the hghtmg as a U S. mlli· l YOUTH ASKED .FOR IT! De~r Helen: • : ury Improvements) should oe ?:'r, tod us tn DIDty Moore I , ocala . a 111&-lall l'lllll- taken from I Kings J· 5·9 and Saignn hot a spokesman said tary spokesman reported new This column ,. lor young I m 1•. There I lh!s boy that solved by Dec. I when the Mary l Dorothy KllgaUen did Ul a .fa. lor : Jack Gould inherlhiJi How- Pro Its 3. .,. A program both ~rewrnen wt!re rt!seued A.mem:an raids on Commumst , people, their problems an dll'm crazy about. My problem Carter Paint Co. is nue to ta_ke Ivor ," m~amng the devastahng 1ard Taubman's Times frama 1 v~ ep ~ b • Mrs G H . - - --- - - -- - mJSSI!e s1tes and bridges within pleasures, their troubles and 1is that he cloeso't like ma. To 1possess1on At a price COnSid· l pre-premiere review lbe late hatchet? Mrs. AI Blinder, ~as r~r ~ 'th ;. 35 m1les of the North VJetn•·lfun. As wtth the rost ol Helen lmak' It worse, ho likeo my ,..ably loss than R. H. ounl:. columnist wrote about the new , daughter of N.Y. Senate lead· . Willi ope~ w• . 8 ab J S m"'e capital of Hanoi Wedne.. Help US!, It ,..loomoo laugha BEST lifl lrleod. To make it :HarUord retains 20 per cent Van Heusen - Caha hit mulica l er Joe Zarotzki, lo fine (In w.. ~ ~ t~octor sA0Opl~~n~ Y lOSp 1-, W day. Two planes were 9hotlbut won't dodge & serious ques- 1even WOI'!t abe ean't stand him. whJc:h shou1d bail bim out m "Her revt~w made us work men's Hospital) . Jack Paar1 · a ersoa. a c on down and both piloll were ]non with 1 brua!H>ff. 1He has liked her fur ages tO yurs) .. Tbt lamed Sa· our tails off. Jlmmy ntd, In still may do several NBC ope<- the International Peace Gardens - -. . - · - killed. I liltia succet~~ and I bave liked hamlin Club (Nassau gambllntl ruefu gratitude lor the •how'a iols In '61 . , . Fred Brooko on boundary between tho United ENTERED .HOSPITAl. Commlllllat .,.,..,.. llrl•l I Send your leH,. queoUont]hlm for 1800 without any suc· casino run lD the most genteel uhimate "II!OilOY revlewo." .. !head of Sportsvision, which States and canada wa• read by Porsons enlmng Hol,~er Hos- oonveattoaal aDil • aircraft to YOUTH ASKED FQR IT, cep, PI- tell me bow to Col. Bradley tradition) aL<o 11 Her trlends still m.,el at the owned national lllCI IDternallon- Miss Lucretia Genheime~. The p1tal durmg the ~ast .4 hours . weapo1o brouabt ~ care of HeltD Help US!, this mako him loso ID!ertst In her scheduled to change bands Dtc. late Florence Pritehett (Mrs. 81 theatre-TV of the Vegas gardens were started m 92& mcludrd : Mrs. C,ary E Wal-l planeo over the Norlll, 111-., newspaper. . and alar! llklna me. -T. P. 1 (to tho Freeport, Bahamas Earl E. T.) Smith's )Bunty cour- flgb() won a $18,000 jury judi· with tho Uqlted States gtviDI lace, 258 State St. . Mrs. Del~ ! though pllott reporlad ,..1ag 1TWENTV ·THREE, SIUDOOI Dear T: gambling group) wtth a $75,000 age; knowing sbe was dying. men! against ex·promoter Bill over 800 acres Ull Qmada over berl H. Black . Rt. t Thurman, 1 lour taelfeellvo ollrlo<t • ~~> I Dtar Hel~: opllon alnody paid ... A c. she calmly planned hor own i>ugaZj' !Brooks lost 8 bosted· 1000 acres. Wrougl!t ~ron benclt·~trs Oakev E. Johnson. Palnol: air milllleo. Ho won l call me. I won~ call Soe bow your girt friend I!Bdian syndicate wlll build a fJmeral, Including the list ol. jaw decision to Fugazy who es lor tho GardeM have been S• '". Rt : Mrs. Othe ~m1th. Rt. . In South Viet Nom. Comm,.., him - this time. AI'!"Y' before~ aaes It, and be I copyca~ 500 . room bote! .., Paradiso .18- hono~ary pallbe~ren. wielded an attache case, wblch provided by the Natonal WCTU. 2. t.alhpoils: Mrs c.,!bert V. nist forcos bolding attucked !bel I've called to apolo~ when oilier words - lorjot blm. land with a 11,500,1100 Camblin.ii Pnncess Me& s magnlncent makes It the Madl<on Ave. Mrs. Hmpton read an artJole 011 Bar~elte. Rt. 2 Letart; J<>yne diStrict town of Binh Chonhlwo have a IISht We vo broken vicusi3'- and be may lllrt re- caaino lor !he '6~ teaaon. sqoch of a network newsham championship) . . . And how Arms or Fireamrs. M frye Pt Pleasant: David E. only 10 miles soubwesl of jUP 20 tune•, plos throe mort momborin&YOU ulho&irl The Warner (aotl of movie who hied to cut-In while she come such a verdict didn't· The hymn, "Pa!l Me Not," t;reer Pt. Pleasant :. Mrs. L. Saigon hefore dawn today and lwhen wo made It up before he liko to date. -H. producer Mervyn Lorc>y II Dor- . ,.., dancinS with Kirk Doug· make all the papers? I nd pryer by Min Ad Gen. H<·m Nott, Hender,on: Mrs. fought a 1111-minute mortar duol jtoolt ma homo. I love hlm more . . . •• Vidor), Lorc>yo have ao at tno While House: "La!· Alex dl Lorenzo, head of heuner oloaed lbe meeting. \\'o,><frow R. Fox, New Haven: with Vietnamese defenders. I '~"" any boy I ever loved, but This colWM 11 dedi";'ll>d into an Ullhappy onclln8 ·· or,• she snapped. with a royal Wellington Ao!IOCiates (they own ..,;.;_.,..~;_.;...,...iii=. llr> Victor D Swam. Rt I The Viet Cona broke contact ·I m begiDnlng to ~Ink he s 1 family Uvmg, 90 If you re In& but brllli'anl mayoralty icy otare.down . , . Tile Army's the Sl. Regia, Gotham, StanH<>cme: Mrs. Dor>rv M Sll un- shortly after 3 a.m .. in the face !Spoiled brat. It ~nt ALWAYS mg kid trouble or just didall> Bill Buckley will go asked eyeryone (TV most!J) hope hotelo, Ch!y!ler Bldg. etc.) ders. Ironton; Mrs Oakie H. of heavy machino gun fire from. my fault. If 1 don 1 J~mp every troublo.• let Helen Help Switaerland for lhreil not to take pictures of lite as told,. In the Cokllly Restaurant Our Wod,....oy od, lhlt 11om James. Portsmouth ; Kermit F. helicoplers swoopin11 over t ne 1tnne he 8.naps his fi~ers, ne She will also wel~me he entered Walter Reed Hosp. that he's buying the Plaza Jlo.. shouW h.v• lieN ~Wet~ • W.. .llvJden. Robertsbura. W. Va.; hattie under the li&ht of nores istarts sayllli mean thmp and own amusiDg uperleucOtt. GIVI!: DINNER Private df<ko are checking tel. His outllt alnady boll(!ht Iowa: Mrs Willa Mae Leach. lron- · - - · - - .- ·-~ ·-··-.. !he even hi_la me. '!bell he. he- ressllelen BotteliD em of every varsity loolbaD player half tho land under It from the Smoked SugerCured 1 ton: El za Delawder, Rock Camp Iittles me 10 !rontl ol the kids. newspaper. . m~~· e;tert!'~~ =~ in a faiiiOUll Southern unlversl· Hiltons · . . Teddy KOIIDedy BACON 11 Clarence 1. Cash. Athens; Mrs. Of.\\'S ChHe knowsdJ ca~ hecal* the dinner 'nlanks•lvi•• at ty; Info rec'd auggtats one had signed 1 lease to rent Albert 1 ell Joseph c. Miller. Ravenswood; dr"11..... In ancdy •h CDmlllldrup, hidden a priom term . Two and Molly lloolwoclt's wow-- ndn Pt• K . E R R l AI . an a a ave my ess Mulberry-av home ( M lrl Ca Palm h to I 1 WI I -" ' 1lens. ' f'rmt '- oot, 1 f ·t But I won't' Should I' tbeir daughter, Mrs. Pete groups 011.e e can, one • Beac esta or • 1hat' CYNDY · MN. Albert M. Pierce, Rt. · on her birthday. if.) claim to own TV repro,.... ter vacaU011 (tt'a noll door to 3. Jackson : Charles M. Denney, . Gau10 readlllas- Galllpo~ w · taU0111 lor tha Summer Oly• Ambassadil' .lol'a beautiful Fla. Cc.altoo ; Mark S. Maddox. Rt. " Uam lH IH running 10 . Dear Cyndy: .. A decorated birthday plctt ID MeEico and tha Mlworlts place). 3 Wellston ; Edjar M. Hodge, ' feet on rollers. Pomeroy·MI!IDIII How a~t Twenty • tbreewas toorVtCI with the dinner iiiiiliiliiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiii Roanoke V• 12.22, Pt. Pleasant :H.«. Hinton ' SKIDOO. Which II tht stone• Mrs. Mart Crary ol . BIRTHS 0.60. Kanawha Falls 1.33, Char·]age war of saylnc. ''Gel IIIII." 0 Mr. lllCI Mrs, Pearl Mora \! B'll G Tu Pt leSion 18.96. London. Marmet, , Wouldn l you . rather otay homo Mr. lllCI Mrtt. Donald Mttrl rner. · . . from the Cbmtmas dance than Sal'• David Rhea M_. · rs. 1 Y · Pleasant. dau~hter , 2:11 p.m. nd Wmheld damo wM oa crawl to it 08 a :Nib apol , Serviceo are 11mounced v• ' • Wt<lnesday: ~Irs. Gary E. Wol- Jhe !Ills. .- H Oi)l. ,Don T. Stewart, M, Rl I, Cheo'- Road; BIU Amal. !at~. :158 Slate ;~ .. son, HI llool MovtmHl" IOe~r Helen: dloport, wbn died suddenly Mr. lllCI Mn. p m. Wo>dnesday. 1 O.io Rl• .. John J. Rowe 1 want to appeal to all ollhe on apparent hem atiaclt and Ttlla and 'ntoW. DISCH~Rr.ED ;down 1!. I!:Oil a. m.; Bob Bent-, parenll In paronts\'llle lhl'ouah Wedneaday at Ilia home. . Carolyn S. Berkley, M ro. 1er up 14. 3:2D p. m; Lillian Iyour column. Stewart wu dead Oll amval JIAVI GVI<STS r. e,r~• II. Bom . M". Melvin 1G up 14.545 p. m.: St.l1ary'o l Dear Pareots: Why do you tba I\IJddleport E-R oqud. Tbankq!YID& wtOkelld E Hoyer, Mr<. >I . Agnes Bor· . up 14, i:25 p. m.; Buckeye bave to bo so noay? You poke He WU a member ol. . and dlnltor i..tl ol Mr. drlt•. Mrs G Doug!., Ci rrle, 1State up 14, UO a. m.; Mary through our dresser drewera Bradford Church of C h r1 Mro. I!Dwll'd I. YOWII Paol E. Clark. Mrs. Jack C.! B. up 14, 6:10 a. m.; Beaver up and closets. You're forewr tell- whore IUDiral nrvicea will Linda, Rwte 1, t 'omor. Mrs f' l.awren<'r fllr 115, 4 40 a m.; Berky Wasson ing us to clean !ham out. If bald Friday II 2 P· m. wlthl,,.,... 1f1n7 Euceoe Rlilllb, key. Mrs. Howard J. Duncan, down i, 2:30p.m.; Orco. Ti.an, you 'll leave us alone, we'll ifQW Rev. 0. H. Cart officiltinl. W. Va., aud Mr. !\·lro;; Ceneva Fi!ilher. Terr~· 1•. · E.sso PeDMylvania and Jerry lout of being sloppy, honest. Stewart . was employed Bl Mrs. GrlDd.lly aDd CrorRe. Charles Hively , Mn. l Bosworth down bound and wait- Also don't umieky• (tease) U1 !Jleelumic for tbe zerkle Mr. VeraDQ. Eleanor ffoW<II . Mro . .lohu H. ing at 17 ; Miss susan upboond lwhon we piD plcluns of Otll' lni Co., of Middleport ----Huggins. Jooeph C. Hurlow, and wailin~ at 17 ; Onward up idols all over the room, or SurvlvCIII !Delude his UNDD UODll8 nussell M. Little, Mrs. Jdhn · 18, 130 a m.; Eastern up 18 when we fa\IID loYO with thenL Zelma (Oe'fml Stewart; MANCHESTER. Eq. (UPI) 1: \ I ayes. Albert A. Mrt'ain , I4:40 a. m., Edeana Booworth Who knows. we miGht even mar·[ eblltlrea, T•.o. '' ~:1 =~~~~ at Aualralla \'Irs. Willi<' Nlck•l•, ADen L. and Little Edward up :13, 3 00 ry someooo Hke that some day, land ; Mrs. Bill Lathey, 1 ~1ad'1 ..,..llliJ cold Pape Debra Lynn Pearson . Mrs :a. m.; Jeffboat down Greenup 41 And doft'l tell us. to stop j•We, and Ralpb fQr ID Increaae Ia tba F:d~ar K. Peters. Mro. Clay- 1p. m.; Oleander down Groonup buyllll! movJt 1Da18ZIItel and tt-lMiddleport. lour of tmi&ratloll appb l"n Phillips, Delores A. Ph1lllips. 5: 10 p. m.; Luther Herdman !cords. You read boob, will,, his latbre, -loltrt and ro tbt Land Down Dmell Wall, Gregory Ward,' down Greenup ! :20 p.m. ; Frank- we r~ mar.azines - and tiJitlbrothol'1, . William of ...,.. 210 IPIIIIeliDII Hmh•l Wintm, Raymond lin B down Greenup 9:10p.m.; •rent bad at all. llt.fact,lbeY're, and Clyde,. R. D., ·~·I!~~~IQ 10 more Wt)(Jdyard. Mr~. David Nida · Helen R. u~ Greenup 10:55 p.m.; I lot more ''moral"·. tiTan .the. Prte!MII may call It tH a I and infant son, Mrs. Charles Mamlear Greenup : ~S a. m.; booka- you read. . ~Funeral_ home an_y time F. WJII~am• and infant daugh· .AI"" down r.r ..nup ! · 15 1 m. ; Please keep.Uitle broihtrs and Iii IIOOQ Fnday. Bunal wiU RX ter. Brlmestone down Meldahl out ~f our rooma lad in the 8nMIIord SALFORD, Eng. tUPO p. m.; Diane Brent down Moi· ' Jun~. (We admit it's junk, but bave asked .~ . , don l YOU tall us oot) 'lbere'o 81"rtL.IBo•n--_. d hi •·~ p. m, Elisha Woods ,nothlng w •·te , th .......,. _...,.. princtpall Ill ooD raw •:~: 11 up Meldahl ! :10 p.m. ·inti oi t..: '"' IJlOt•, an PlY' By .4id Society and applea btltead of Oelllpollt Dam - Wol~ And ' 1 Several birthdap ,.. """'r·l and bllolllta at the school snack [I 1 sake atop teiJ. ed boo the • ·•• Aid ~=~~llho to help lltthllllcllh dee DBVOTIO TO INTI.IST O' er Beckjorcf up T:l& p. m : 1\o. 1•• or , te MEIGWICN AUA •• us were sloppy 1D our W ...,... pa ,;•,·.• "JJf<· ly. bert Reed down 3:• a.m.; AI> dress. We'll i"OW out of th ' of the Syracuse Asbury .. drew Calhoon up U5 1 . m.: too. " ·Idiot Church, met at tho PINCIIEIIII!lADE P4t8111 lea II. Morrill up 1:1& a.m.: , one more '"••· Wh do lo1 Mn. Oma WIDib__., LONDON (UPil -F••sl-lnGV·· II ...... . s Le . 7v II ~~... y you. "'"'" J. . w11 up :. a. m.; • • always have ~q tome wllb 1day wu apeot quilling. A de-ll iDil: polloa tilt lilt trail of 1 when buy!IJi clotbu! We're : . llcioua eblckOII dJ.- boqllr.· aot their 1~·~ ley Voy1ger up !:M a. m. :'1~:0: ,..., .,., lauwllo IUvor - Gtorp led!y til rig\!! with a lrload. joyod at 110011. aD dPl IIIII ~ad 10 _,... ,. _.,. Price up Marmet 1:15 a. m.; You dear pareitts 4Qn~ to 0 w · 'lbooo belntl "'-'eee oil headquarters for :;,:;;!" " A. J. Patlan doWil Marmet 2:25 coot IIIJ'loe. You _ , evoa birthdays wen Lura to like ~:r .t'..:t"'L~~::::~ ~inl~· ; dLucy Jane LucJa•ffdon team! MIJ'I•nt to Jlil. Someone stole "'" • - ••• ••• ...,. """ 1e1 UO P· 111.: • orson I IUOSI 1 oovared evarylblnc, Grimm: and Mn. pollee YID 'lltlle tile olllcera •·~ _, Dol!•- • up WIDfield Ul p. m.: C. V. dear paronta, hut doft't foraet Othn prwolll ...., Ellltl lite ptncb. .. ,.;;._.,. """"' ., ...- .., Hamor down Wllllitld uo p.m.; With all ..... llwll we 111111 rell and Helon DliiiiiWGOCL WH!II . . ,.., 1.111 .,... . . It tM ....tt...(d f -' Doll> ..... ....... ... EliOI'CIIIf dawn WI .. N 1:111 p. luv Ja! -FRUSTRATED 1$~ m. ; Helen Z. up Winfield II :II YUR.OLD . I'ALBI OVD DAND "" '"'"" ouo, "' p. m. Semtl up Wlllltld Dear Frus: WREXHAM Wales (UPI) aat1 • • Nlr llt.IMtl !Ji'l mo11U.. , , ' ..,.. r .... -'"'· ,.,,., • · m. Its mutual. - H. Walea wblppcd DenmariJ; . pomeroy WCTU Contributes fO SA Unit here • t • Blg E ThrowS 140 SOr leS 1 1T • f ozce 0 HELEN HELP us J I 1 Broadwav'aJ ELBERFELDS 3RD FLOOR FURNITURE !!""" i I •JtaJI\re Correctionl River Funeral for c'; , • ... 39C Kroehler $ Sbes 6V>·I2 12·99 THE SHOE BOX _tory_ • THE DAILY SENTINEl .:.:.~::-;;;~~;~ Pe , A~ :t .. =• "!.:: 10 AM to 3 PM at *" • ·- " ...,.., :;:::--.Iff:: SATURDAY, DEC. 4th 1:.1' See the large selection of Modern, Early American, Traditional and French Provincial suites upholstered in Kroehler . performance tested fabrics. Christmas Ideas For The Men On Your List HATS ... by Portis Elberfelds 3rd Floor Furniture, Pomeroy SWEATERS & JACKETS by Rugby SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS by Arrow OPEN EVERY SOCKS & SliPPERS , •• by Esquire SLACKS ••• by Jaymar & Hubbard JADE EAST Cologne, After Shave, Soap, Deodorant MEN'S JEWELRY & BILLFOLDS .. , by Swank . FRIDAY NIGHT TWO-HOUR Robinson's Clo1ntrt ~ -7\'; ~ ," for gr.eat . Pomeroy I Put 1 pair of fashlon·rlght, romrortable slippers under tbe tree for every member o! tbe f :uruly, Selecl yours from our wide assortment, SUJTS & ~(OATS byS!IIemart& Mid~leshade $1.29 to TO USI "Home of Arrow Shlrhu POMEROY, OHIO A told Slv StoNe Optn l'rl. & Sat. Tl19 ~. 99 P1rtlclpotlnt1 Stor1 Middleport Morchtmto -liMILA'M.WAY i ,., christmas1 a.ifts NECKWEAR .' •• II&' Superba Downie-Gross, Inc. . I ' 0 by .Arrow & Rels .. .--\ , ON REQUEST PAJAMAS ••• ...... ' DRY CLEANING SERVICE by Alligator WIINVITI • . i. '• ~ ~ _.,.,-" ' "' TIL CHRISTMAS RAINWEAR & ALL WEATHER COATS.,. DUTTON DRUG STORE Middleport, 0. Secttonals MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 l:MIIistero .' Christmas Gift-A-Rama w., - , Sofas i'~f, Partlcipatina: Merchant In Middleport Merchants KR0 GER DOn SleW&ft T be Fn'day living Room Suites Cushion InsDle--Caulk Welt. Orepe Sole RIZER OIL COMPANY Hornt OWned and Operated You'U Lito Our Sorvtco \.t:i':l~P~HONI WY 2·2111 HOLIDAY GIFT-A-RAMA Aile For 'l'llur F- Ticket No 'pvrclwt _ _ ., MILL STRHT MIDDLE1'0Rr, o, ' �1 I ~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 2, 196~ Kingsbury Society Notes ~- Chorloa David Yoel, lb Ch.,.. lloffm811 and l!levla ef Albmly / <etved two ..,........ ,. · · les D. Yos~ Margaret L Yoet and 11r Joe u ... CbtWcothe' th . . """~""'"' ealll frorn ner guests of )~r. and Mrs. Ar-, May Van M'ler and 41)0-, t '• .. ......, , eu thddren th~ . p,.~. lie Wesl Rub)' ' to U 'ted sta•·- ,.._ m ... -men open! Thanla!""•""' with Mr Mr and Mr Don RJ1 and 1 · · · · ' b · ' Mr ..,._.., · s. e am. Rrendu Savrf' of Rac.lrle was •,;.. · ·; ag:·1 D y t Mar L Chas. S, Rift lly o: North Highlands, Calli .. a rocent weekend guest of Mr.i Mr. and Mrs. Earnest' ~ Property t Trans.ers Harrisonville News Notes The Carleton diu h had rc an •ttendance Of liS, O!!erlug '12.· Mr. 18, followlnfl Sunday School the ins of Pomeroy visited the Jack arcoll, Rutland. Young Choir of the church aang Clarks. John W. Arbaugh, Ethel Ar· oeveral selections. Mr. and Mra. Data Whaley of b.augh to George Powell, GladVlstt!ng this past weekend Athens visited the Bober! AI- )'B Powell, .61 acre, Olive. with Mr. and Mrs. William kires. First Federal 8avlugs and King were Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Earl McGrnth spent a Loan Co. to Kenneth E. SendCummlna of Reynoldahurg, Ohio. day with her aunt, Mrs. Ola ers, Evelyn B. Sanders, parMr. and Mrs. Dallas Debord, Perry of Carpenter, who Is ill ceh, Orange. EASY TERMS ... aug.., · OS • garet L ge Martin. Mn Faye and Mrs. Helen Reinhard and and Mrs Hcnr. Euler er, local, .Mrs. Otis BaU¢)' ~ Yost to Ulllted Stateo, Ea... Wood and Mn. Sarab Rife re. family, Tucsot:, Ariz . Mr. a~ Mrs) Dan cri.u .... daughter, Lois, Racine, llld ..ll!i. ' ment~ Lebanon. cently shopped fn Pomeroy. Mr: Billy Vatella is visiting ited her SlSLer , ·Mr~. Morri!Tea. and Mrs . Ted Bailey, New~ . B Homer l!l GrUfith Margie Metgs Water Co. to Melga Mr. and Mra. Eddie Stout of relatives In West Virginia. ford. Pa., visited MrL LoW. VIa Y Ava Gilkey G Iff · • . . County Water Co., Lots, Pom- Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meter and Nicki. . ' and Mra. Nick Perk- pr tth, to Jimmy D. Griffith, eroy, Mtddleport. Dixon of neor Point Rock Mr. ·· Louise and Nicki van Meter[ Russen Rhodes of res Tommie and Vickie visited re. Mrs. Laura Krebb of Carpen- I B uckwheat S ociety Note. Jesse Newell, Velma Newell cenUy wllh Mr. and Mrs. Nor.' ter waa a re<:ent visitor of the to .Arthur H. Prlco, Josephine By Sarah Ill RJfe man Wood and family. Guy Boltns.. Price, 1021> acres, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ried, Mrs. Lizzie Warner and Mat- Robert S. Pauley, Viola Pau. and daughter, Barbara of Can- '\ I I ' I l I BE A WONDERFUL SANTA ••• GIVE THE USEFUL, TRULY APPRECIATED GIFT! Buckeyes in 76-74 Upset Over Missouri Universal Elec. Knife Wltb leather Custom Making NOW! •.• Your New Holiday Party Dress or Formal We have the know-how ... we have the fabrles .. . velveteens, laces, wools and bonded Lama. Let us fashion It for you now. 115 W. Second 25.75 1 Room Addition• m busine" ochool in Parkers- Mrs. Wayne Seal and fami1y. ~harles _ .., _ __ • .. o. •- • • Springs I Antenna Mast Aluminum Awnina Wjndow1 Stonn wlndowl for wood double hung win.. do ws. Custom ma de to fit your opening• Open 'til noon Saturdays. · Upto7 fOREMAN &ABBOTT "Your C. B. Headquarters" Middleport = ====,...,--l' Middleport, Freda Kennedy Laurel Grange met Saturday evening at the grange hall. A potluck supper was served. The next meeti~ will be Jan. ~ !· ~ I Quality Costs less Rudekin, Nellie Vale and John were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Bnd Mrs. Robert Holliday and e Provincetown ! eFlox1106l BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT -~- GIFT IDEAS AND SPECIAL BUYS THIS WEEK AT GILMORE SUPPLY -SCHWINN BICYCLES- * Ask for your l'nt Ticket In Pomeroy'• Cbrlatmu Cuh Give-Any We Have Models For Boys and Girls of All Ages Including the New Sting-Ray Models. Priced From $38.95 to $64.95 RADIO FLYER WAGONS e36"xl7" Size eiO"xl.50 Tires Sale $10,95 AMP PHONE TODAY AIA~ow SPECIAL BUYS ON SMALL AI'PLIANCES TOMtoro---lrono---Frypons Canners-Elect. Hutoro And Many Othoro--- WY2S644 electric heat ••• JUNIOR TRIKES 10 ln., 12 ln., 16 in. electric kitchen ••• I• '9·50 I• ••• it'a pore pleasure to wotk In an Ali- It'• flameleee- that .,..,. It'• oat., clean El«t..W Kilc/wn. Your home staya eooler becaUBe there'• DO flame. , • meala tum out better when you cook on a modem electric range. Time in tbe kitchen is cut dOWR with wonderful electric Froot-free Refrigerato.. Freezer, Diahwaeher, Dispooer, and all the other many modem electric appliances. live Ia a modent home, lhon there'• only SPECIAL to bed it. , • with elootriclty. Old llome ar ,_ home, tr-'o aa .ractrie heat- COLUMBIA BIKE electric laundry ••• , •• aothing beat. E~ HOlM H«Jlingl EXTENSION CORDS All Longtht 6 ft. to 50 ft. From60cup and - lllOrll IIOIIlfortable. U you're goinj to 'IIIII)' ~ ....... that'• ~ ri&ht. I• , , • you'll be glad you cboee 8ameleas electrio living when you see the wonderful advaDo tagBO of an All-Electric Laundry. Water heater ~ washer - dryer, all thr110 can bo in- stalled anywhere without ftues or ventilation. An all-electric laundry is oale, convenient, and dependable year after year. .,..,.._,.,. lllllllllllm._._,_ ... I Columbia Bike Sfecial We Come to Your Home, eatlmate Material and wbor, ond ArrtDIO for LOwest COli Installation. WE MAKE EVENING CALLS VALUII-EQUIPMENT-I' ICI POll Tltll IALI WE WILL SHOW PHOTOGRAPHS '\Vbat••• Y011 Wish to Pa:y EXTERIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO MIDDLEPORT, ····- - . ....... O. . . ........ ..,._.................................... ' . f9111 Gill •: 1,.,.. •.,., • .• I I PONY SADDLES AND OUTPITS HORSE SADDLES .... FROM $39.50 to 199.91 ALSO BLANKETS-BRIDLES-HALTERS AND OTHERS Ph. 992·2774 ·,~~-rt-~~··1 ~~-t, . •• o! Ololo 1M UP 2 5.&,._ $11!11 .· I ··M~;t-f-+-t-1--t;.,.:±~;-:!_,!:::!:-+l· SADDLES Gilmore Supply Store • •• • •• • ILICTRIC RATES OONTlNUI TO COME DOWN M the M8t ol llame fltelo aoatiDuM to 110 up. In tho put four :rear• alone, Ohio Power h11 YGIIUltariq reduced Mteo four tim... At mO<e famiH• 110 tot.) electria, eleotrlo Mho dowa, pni11tlar to a tnad.,, and the tread r. elear. Tbe ToW .lleotr.lo YOU and RIPIAINCES Whatever Your Needs, $4]·00 l' r-- """''" ELICTIICilY r--,.. - ...... ·H-H-+~d+H--1· ~"'l"o rt--U .• Pipe / Used Citizens Band Radios $35.00 up · . With Equipment FREE ESnMATES ...... $l99 Rachel and Ruth Coen were lescing from a recent goiter op-·-·------ eo ...... I Roofing • llead In Cable eration. Ville. Mrs. Hoffman is eonva- I Plumbing ·-- -- -----.-~-,_ ,., eMobile Whips Mrs. Elsie Haning visited Ava e Frigidaire e Admlrol e Spoed Quoen e Hoovor family of Wooater. Mrs. G. B. Radekin spent part of the week with her daughter Mrs. Leslie Hoffman of Lang~. ePiao,.rlng -·-·- r _____ _...,.......,.,- !!'-......• . -.,.._ .......• Doore Ellis of Har. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hensler BY MRS. J. E. RADEKIN Mr. and Mrs. G. A. RadekJn, Arlin and Tina, Mrs. J. E. DEBT CONSOLIDATION r• • Crystals had as rec.nt visitors Mr. and tho Thanksgiving theme. I Attic Room• eAlumlnum Skiing ~· • Base Antennas I Roush's Shoe Store willl Mrs. Charles Jones recent- Zanesv:•ll:•·:.._ :: _ _ _ _ __:l'== Mr. and Mrs. Roger Young ily, Refreshments carried out BATHROOMS PEARL STREET ••• S!'reen Mr. Bnd Mrs. Charles Jones ~~Laurel Godby spent Thanks-f famJ!y. Society Notes CONVERT ITI ADD TO ITI BBAUTIFY ITI 1 Eloctrlcol Work - Joe Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wood and / The Lend-A-Hand Society met gmng . with their cblldren in Porn't Rock eCarporta • Sior:e nv, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sleinmltz Eastman 10 Pomeroy to shop. burg, was home this past week. / of Pomeroy visited Ule end to visit with her parents, Carseys. with Mrs. -=-...;;:::;:;::;:;___ lday of Athens. I Cemont Work IIXAIIPIJ:: Slaoukl you tavo dabta lola1kta fltltl In which you on now paylog fSI,OO per 111011th -In total -ntt, wo would <fiiDblne these alq with the a1 ,..,. job. Chanceo are that Jour PIJIIIeDI would be the tame or leta thaD you ore DOW PIJlng. • COMPLETE liNE OF ACCESSORIES Mrs. Bobby Arnold ;. Q,lum- sler and family. bus have a new baby girL Mrs. Nellle Vale speot FrJ. e Rocreatlon Rooml ALCOA SIDING • Aluminum risonville. ol Belpre while Mike Hensler Mr. Raymond Arnold receiv- spent the weekend with b i 1 ed word that !'lis son Mr and grandmother, Mrs. Grace Heo· POMEROY eKltchono WE DO THE COMPLETE JOB WE HANDLE ALL FINANCING 7 YEARS TO PAY ALL WORK GUARANTEED Ault, Lot Middleport Horbontel llidlng Window Mrs. Charles King were Mr. weekend guests of their uncle, MAIN STREET REMODELING or REPAIRS? hIrena BASE ANTENNAS ePRO 27 eTOP HATS e SCANNER BEAM Double Hung Ar ld .. ed . her daughter. Her son, Rex, is Gilk to 10 pr. r. s er no VlSJt m visiting her. I ey. . • C?lumbll3 over the weekend. Mrs. Ruby Halliday will be ln ~s. Kate Wilson visited Josie 18 ~ uncle (who had bP.en visit- a cast for a couple of monlhs Heitger. I Participating Member mg here ), Mr. Clayton Brod- :because of a cnt cked vertebrae~ Mrs. Francis Alkire a nd son•. ford, ~turned with him to his Mrs. Dena Welsh is in 8 Co- .Ray, made 1 business trip to/' in Middleport Merchant. home m Columbus. lumbus hospital in serious con- Parkersburg. Christmas Gift-A-Rama . Miss Ernestine Wood, who Is dition. Ray Wilson took Mrs. Alta ' Sava Now DOES YOUR HOME NEED . Wit MwLe ·1 and Mrs. "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" WY 2-2284 .. t i er orne here a1ter a VIS! Visiting recenl!y with Mr. and Ebersbach Hardware Singer Sales & Service ors 10 arkersburg and Ra- 1h h la Seal's birthday. With Tenon flnbh The Fabrie Shop VISl vens ood GIRLS LOAFERS PEARCE SIMPSON CB EQUIPMENT . Bruce, VU'ginai, Rodney and thew Kinnen of Shade vlsJted ley to G. E. Pauley, Jr., 5.1m' al Winchester and Mrs Freda David Ried of Pataskala, Mr. Josie Heltg~r a recont Sunday. Acres, Lehan011. . . Bowen and Mr. H..,.Y Fraok and Mrs. Kenneth Markins, Mrs. Chnton Gtlkey and son, Tad, Edmond P. Fields, Ullian of Chester, spent Thanla!giving Anna Mae Terrell, Ruth Ann Albany, were Saturday dinnerS, Fields to Jesse M. Newell, with Mrs. Fay Wood and Mrs. and Juanita TerreD, Mr. and;guests of Ava Gilkey. Velma V. Newoll .42 aero, Tup. Myrt.. Rife. Mrs. Charles King, Mr. and Mn. Mrs. Betty Gtlkey and son, pen Plalns. Mr. and Mro. George Sever00 Hobart Smalley were an recent Joey J~y, GantpoU., <ailed George Manry, Gladyt ll:. ldge and Fred and Cathy Jo, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Ave Gtlkey. Mowery to Lawrence Burria, Lancaster, Mr and Mn. Larry · Dean and family. Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Barnhart Virginia Burrio 6.34 acres, Sai- /r""========~l Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wll· called on Mrs. John Stout. isbury. lillm villlted recently with herl Mrs. D~na Welsh caned on William M. Harden, Dorothy mother, Mrs. Hazel Arnold and Mary Bohn recenily. E. Harden to Virgil Wamsley family. ~ Mrs. Ehue Hanmg and Mr. Lots Syracuse • Mr. and Mrs. Elmo S ith : Mike Epple visited Nellie Clay Ot~rles H. Wis J K h . m •· at the county home. . .. e, r., at ryn Edward and Alvm were recent I M A. t d G. W1se to Wilham L Ault Lo. ·1 · p · rs. 0 rna r1x re urne 1o . · • CHOOSE DEPENDABLI :e 1 111 lfatld"" · Mr and Mrs Am !dl ~~· ~f Bashan 'and ~ 1~o~bmUyand Mn. · • · I'' ' · They aloo celebrated MiSI Kar- Sunbeam Fry Pan-- 21.95 Dominion Toasters-- 11.95 Universal Deep Fryer - 26.95 Sunbeam, Universal and Mirro-Matic Percolators- 9.75 to 25.95 Sunbeam Elec. Can Opener- 13.95 Lady Sunbeam Hair Dryer - 18.95 Mirro-Matic Press. Cooker 17.95 Electric Hand Mixers - 9.99 Mirro Aluminum Skillets-- 4.65 LET US MAKE IT Dress oa• o•d T Flat Soc•'ety' Notes and Mrs . Ronald Bolen ~~ COlumbus and Mrs. Ethel Rile Blld l O'VIJ S Jam., Dale spent Thanksgiv. lug with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen and Kennv Mrs. Ethel Ril~ ·spent an evenlng with Mrs. Fay Wood and 'l Mr. and Mrs. Walde .r:~:: Mrs. Myrta Rife. and dau hter Ch 1 01 _ Mr . an~d~Mr~s~Ch~as~.~R~if~e~re-~~Rou~tec~re_~ece:? S da . un Y •t+-H-±±:H±l:>IH FOURTH IIATI IIEDIJCTIOII 0. �, -------•! ) Servl- fa --.t.o ,.. ~ mom ·· · .... I' J'or Samuel Youn• Cl!IAII...,.._ - • I'est.Columbia ,. Mrs. ~wart'o .... SP tltalph Mike !!!vans and daughters. Sllwlri: ~ a1 Fori Low. :Mr. ClareiiCe Baket ol 11, Wubl,...., called tho lam· bus, Mr. and Mrs. Milford II-Dally .. .. ~~""I . · lt8& M'l'~llllacll"~Ia '"' Mrs. Joe Sayre bas been a Mrs. Doyle Knapp vlsltad !963, lour more lhan In lllilo. the erick and Mrs. Lettie Uent at HQI:.er hospital for uv- Larry Johnson and Gina a re- says LiceDJiecl Bavarage ~ of Mincmllle were recent Iaral days. , cent aflel'nl>on. tries, Inc. sarvlces were held today at Z ed util Matdo It, IIIII, tile Thankaglvinl Day suoots ot 1 Salurday gu..ts of Mr. and ~tiltiliiiiii -::-~ p. m. ID the Baptist Tempia at aoe ol ... niM and cbiJ'IU Mr. and Mrs. Christy BleLDer IMrs. Dell Talbott. IJ Mn. Verul Jolwon Hunllngton for Samuel Hershel flied Ill lnlonllto UlflltiU ir. we.. hll parenis, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey aftlr. Richard Wllk.,. was the Young, 71, ofiiUDIInglon. Iordi- Ompony, a ...,....lloll Mr•. CUrtis McDaniel, Sr. of nounce the reeent birth of "'t speaker at a recent meet- er Mason County resldeol. lor flnlsldD( aa~ p1 Muon; Mra. Stanley Sounder! daughter. Grandparents are Mr. ,g of West Columbia Parents Mr. Young, a retlrtd lllsur- senfee lo U. cuotamen with· and son, Cameron, Columbus: , and Mrs. Oscar Fitch and Mr. ·f· 1nd Teacher.o at the 11Chool. The ance executive, died Monday ho lloe ..rporate limits oJ tbe Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McDaniel and Mrs. ora Dailey. ,reslde!lt, Mrs. Raymood Uev- night In a Huntington hospital. lawD of Masoa and family . Point PleasanL Miss Ruby Van Metre_~~;; iDI, led the devotions usin& the He was born In Mason County These ntet; and cbarges Jimmy Wise, son of Mr. and 1on Mr. and Mrs. Paul to.:• •.pr<i J>.alm. She also announced on Feb. 6, 1!88, a son of Mrs. were auspeuded bocaaoe pro- Mrs. James Wise of New Hav- : and Paul Dean . .!hat the PTA now has 72 mom- Demmie Youns of Columbus, per nolke kad 1101 t>eea stven en, will receive the Eagle Scout ' Mr. and Mrs. Alben Taylor I · bers Mr, Powell reported on Ohio and the late A. G. YDIIIII- 1o tbe pahllc u required b)' Award during the morning and lamtly moved to Long ·· the new equipment purebiSed His wtie, Lela Paul YOWig, the Code of Wesl Vfrllaill worship service on December Bottom. . ; for the playground. Mrs. Marie preceded him In death in Sept· 12lh at the Mason Methodist 1 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B1rch , Slnith's room won the attend- amber, 1!160. · Church. iand children of Waterford were ancf' banner. Mrs. Vernal John. SUrviving in addition to hll , II~-Thanksgiving Day guests of 1recent Sunday guests of his I WALNUTS •PIANUTS •MIXED son lntroduC1!d the speaker, Mr. molhar are three sister>. three lfJJIMJD Mr. and Mrs. Chrtaty Bletnor 1' ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Nun ,.ulT •MINCE MIAT Wilkes. heed of the Math de- SODII and Ill grandcblldren. ' ware Mr. and Mrs. Charles co- and Leota. . partment at Wahama Junior Burial waa In the Woodmere hen, Pomeroy; Mrs. Leroy Recent visitors of E. H, CarHigh school. He spoke on the cemetery. Metcalf and son, Jeff, Middle- penter and famJiy were Mr. "Modem Math Program, He Mrs. ~ohn Hetzer and ,.., port; Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Sis- Mrs. S. W, Durst, Jack Talbott, said all we call modern . math Tod of Parkarehurg spent the son and daughtars, Ml'll, Lee I' Mrs .. Gene Carpenter. Ia at least one hundred years Arts, Crafts Show weekend VISiting her parents, Richardson, and Mr. and Mr!. , Sylvia Allen, Mr. and Mrs. old. The method of teach! or • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schwarz. Russell Capebart, all of Mas- i Talbott, Mrs. Erving LeMay, onproarh is new but ma': as Wlll be Saturday \ Mrs. T. J. Ryan caught two on. ~ Mrs . Gene Hauger, Mrs. Ross 1 ""h h h d E ' fillierl In the wrtnger whtle Deal, Rev. Edward Griffith and sue as no1 ~ ang';,.;, urop~ , PT. PLEASANT - The New waahlng on Mondav at h er 1 Plea•ant Valley H08pltal son Gary Mrs Elva Dalley ~ cohuntnes a11ve d n teach ; Haven Woman's Club will borne. Several ~titches were i Admitted William Warns- ' 'Bnd, Mrs. Tressi~ Stethem and ' tng w at we ca mo ern mat ::ponsor an Arts and Crafts needed to close th wound on Mr ~ ·td d D h . for at least fifty vears. Mr. 'show Saturday De b r 4 She e k ,ley, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Thomas s. 1t re ona ue. . 1 .k .d th ·00 ' , . eem e . , one 1nger. . was ta en to 1E. Crum, Glenwood. , ___:::: . ::::::=:_Wll es sat e m ern pro- Ifrom 10 a. m. until 9 p. m. an the Mason Clmic where she was , -' gram makes math shnpler, fast- the Thabet Building at New Itr.. ted and released. Dt•cbarged - Albert Noble. I' : er and tess conrusmg because Haven. 1 Thanksgiving suests or Mrs. ~t tea;hes the "why'' and Four display booths will be D. 1.. Dudding and grandson, ·how uf math. . featured and articles will be Dale Ward were: Mr. and Mrs. • After the mecung a social for sale includilli Christ mas Charles Scyoc and family o£ OCJ3 ~r was heki_ lh th~ school dec;orations. candy, baked goods Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. 4fning room· Wllh1thesh room mo- ·lattiC treasurers and hand made James Dudding and oon ' Mrs· I Mran d 'I nrs Eugene Face· Holsum or Adams lbers serv mg re re ments. aprons, stuffed animals etc Gale Dudding and four child· · · of a son . M d 'I I R fre h ' · 1myer, announce· birth :· Att enI dJmg' were Mr. an H 1• rs. .,_ ld e d s. ments . or tea . coffee and ren . Mrs . Juanita Ward of Hunt· Mr 1 rut Mrs -Earl Well 5 0r' o"obe rt Eugene. Jr. Nov. 13 ' • · ""rna o.mson, rs. aro san WJches w11l be served. Mrs. ington Miss Alma Dudding of · Young, Mrs. Betty Stew a r 1. 1Hilda Ridgeway is general Nitro,' Mrs. Eber Roush, and St. Mary's. W. Va., were re- ·_Sh~ltenn_g Arms hospital. AthMrs. Belva Roush, Mrs. Lucille chairman of the show. 1Mi.ss Mary Dudding cent guests of her father, Mr.: e.ru;·. 1 Grandparents are Mrs. , Ohlinger Mrs Myrtie Purkey .M Frank Cornell and sons ' CecJ Staneart, Albany, Walter I Mr• R~berta. Johnaan Mrs' PLAN ~ucK GuHestsllor ndMr. and rsTh. Rngk. Howard Allen of Steubenville Casey of Athens and Mrs. G, L. l . , . .-vaL er yse a son on an s' F r..nt w v 1 Grace Mar:. Mrs. Helen Van PT. PLEASANT _ The Hen- giving were Mr. and Mrs. Wood· Goldie Prlce of Ripley, W. Va., . acemyer • 1 on, · -~· 1 Meter. Clance Dunlop. Lora An- derson Garden Club will have ' row Foreman Shetneld Lake and Mr. and Mrs. Gene VALLEY BELL denon. Billie Smith, Mrs. Alice , a Christmas potluck ror mem- 1Ohio; Mr. and' Mrs. Rick wens: ter were recent visitors of Bar!lt'y. Mrs. Virginia Wears, bers and their families on De- Columbus: Mr. and Mrs. Ever- SyJvla Allen. . OR McCOY'S Mrs. Phyllis Johnson, Mrs. cembel' 13 at the community ett Foreman. Brian and Brent, Mr. and ~rs. Jerry Datley Gal. Belly Foreman, Mrs. Jack Fox, center Jn Henderson. Each Lorain, Ohio: Mr. and Mrs. Guy New_ark~ Mtss Judy Cozart Mrs. Ray NeaJ. Mr. Paul Pow- member is asked to bring a gift. Stewart, Diamond, w. va., Galhpohs were recent ~eekend l ell, :-w1rs. Lieving and Mr. l for a retarded child. Mrs. Drea- 1Mrs. John Hetzer and T 0 d, guests of Mrs. Elva Oatley and Wilkes. rna Aeiker is president of the . Parkersburg; Mrs. Nanny John- a~tended a ball game at RaHELP~G RAND CLUB club, son . New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. I em~. . . 1 The Helpmg Hand Home De- . .Jerry Scott and children; Char- Vtctor Durst, OhiO . Minced Ham-Pickle Loaf-Popper Lo.of--Chlck•n Loll-Dutch Lo.of monstration club held its regu- 1 lene Dodd, New Haven and Mrs. spent a weekend wtth tar all day meeting Wedne;day 1 Lieulo Roush, Letart. pllrents, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. with Mrs. Alvie Purkey as the l Mrs . Stanley Saunders and 1 Durst an~ Tom . . Unclassified hostess. The president. Mrs . l son, cameron, of Columbus vis- : Mrs. Wil~a Fttch and . Lester Foreman opened the ited several days with her par- my of DeW1tts Run called PD meeting at 10 a. m. with the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Me- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J . W. flag salute. Each member arr Daniel, Sr. Lawson and sons. FROZEN •wered the roll call with Franklin Russell of Middle- Cindy Scyoc, granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fitch and wmething they were thankful port and Mr. and Mn. Guy of Mrs. D. L. Dudding of Mason Bobby vl&lted Mr. and Mrs, ORANGE DRINK ' lor. Devotions were led by RuS!ell and Terry Lynn or Porn- was hospitallud for ten days 1Bill Mltldleswart and Mr. Stop in at any of our Mrs, Foreman, Mrs Gene Jew- eroy were Sunday v~llors of at the St. Joseph Hospital after , Mrs. Ralpph Brewer a recent ell read scripture and Mrs. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. being bitten oo the face by a temoon. . lbs. stations and get your free Vernal Johnson read "a Para- Lincoln RuS!ell. horse. Cindy Is the oix-year-<Jtd l Mr. and Mrs. Eddte Taylor ble." Mr. Joseph Johnson entered daugbter of Mr. and Mrs. Char· and son called on Mr. and Mrs. \ ticket. Winners list will Mrs Homer Johnson led the the University hospital last week les Scyoc. Alben Taylor and family. k;wn on ''Discipline in Today's and underwent lung surgery Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elva Dailey and Mrs. . be posted Dec. 21st. family ." Mr. and Ml'll. Larry Joltnaon Mt!. Fred Taylor and family Paul Lawrence and aon NE>xt month's meeting wlll be and Gina were visitors the past were Mr. and Mrs . .Brooks Rob- recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. ot the Locust Grove Community few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jnson and sons, St. Alban~; Mr. Robert Beegle and sons, building with a gift exchange of Jacot:: Johnson and family of and Mrs. Dayton Fieldi, Clen- cme. "'ut,et>·ll OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 h" ndmade articles. Columbus denio: Mr. lllld Mrs. A. A. Mr. and Mt!. Larry w Mrs Zula Fry won the door Mrs, Joseph Johnson and Bev- Barnhouse, St. Albantt; M r 1. camp called on his parents, Mr. POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. prize. The aftemoon was spent arly are staying with their son, Freddie Melton, Mr. and Mt!. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesencamp. playing games led by Mrs. Pur· Mr, and Mrs. Everett Ray John- James Meitoo, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mrs. M11Xlne Durst and W. Main St. kry. Attending the meeling were son in Columbus. . Taw~ey and daughters, all of ILinda Ward called on P.·lrs. Lester Foreman, Mrs. M1 and Mrs James Johnson Elkview. W. Va. George Johnson, Mrs. Vernal and Jamie Sue and Todd spent Mr. and Mrs. Charles YeauJohftson , Mrs. Homer Johnson, several days with Mrs. Mada- ger and family, Mrs. Dallas :\ol.rs~ Riley Fry, Mrs. A. N. line Evans and family al Grove Yeager were ~:wr.~~~ ~ D<ck•ns, Mrs. Gene Jewell, • City. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Louie Young, Kenny Young Mr. und Mrs. R. V. Heilman . Diehl and family in Pomeroy . . Barbar_a Jewell, Robin Foreman of Hemlock Grove were recent \. Gue~ts of Mr. and Mrs. JosMrs. Lmda Purkey, Mrs. Dave Saturday afternoon visitors of e~~ LlSh and tam.lly on ThanksWolft and tho hostess, Mrs. Mr and Mrs. John Sargent and , giVIng were her parents, Mr. Alvie Purkey. Guy, and Mrs. L. E. Piersall of ·liant, Ohio, and Mr•. Gerbrude Mitchell, Pomeroy. 1 Mr•. Elizabeth Fruth and He SrOtco Coanolulon ol Uy Thanksgiving Day at PI'. PLEASANT - Funeral WMI VirCIJiho today 11opend- Werry home. "' News Notes ....-----1 1 Personals HoI1'day Good'1es )TORE HOURS 9:30 'til 9:00 MON. THRU SAT. •o•••o -k FREE PARKING BESIDE THE 233 Grand Opening Friday! c Smoked CALLIES lb 1 'I clb 1: 1 1 \..3rpcnler S • J News Stt• "ersvt"lJe News Not es [ ,_ ·--- c 5 for 1 • ' • AUTO -tr H.rdworo Dopt. Super·Whlkl Dri!Slll Ups of l<'Jne Rubber Wal11 Permanent Sell Adberln& e EaAy To Clean • CO'IER -f:r e Snaps-on In Secondo - Snapa Off In Evon LTime to give ProtecHon Against f n11t, Snow eH Sheet lee. REG. $1.98 1:r Flit Moot Any Wlndohlold -r':r No More Scnplng. Scr~:~.tch· ing, Waiting for Defro1lera to Ho >. t Up I 77c 1:r 1 1 Wolfpen Society Notes "FREE" I 150 TURKEYS 1 1 CERTIFIED Oil Station "PRESTONE" SLICED LUNCH MEAT SALE - - 2 lbs. $1 AWAKE RED GRAPES P01ATOES 3lbs. 39c 20 79c 3~=~ spo SIIAON'S MARKET Fllo All C1r1- Soft VInyl Plastic, Fill over ol~ Pedal. HOUSE PAINT Reg· $1.29 INDOOR - OUTDOOR $144 49c -t:r HARDWARE ~p!CIJfJ -t, HARDWARE ~~G. ,. - ·- ._ . . ·=· DEPT. -f< Ha,dwu• D.-ol. HW/41 ~ - ~ REG. 98¢ SIZE for CAR WINDSHIELDS • LIGHTS LOCKS • WINDOWS TO CAP PI, ~··"•IIFSI 49c . . ,~ . . \E PRIME CODE 10 HAIR DRESSING 59c REG. 79c 48c • e Qulek 8tarto e No Stalllnr e llflrt! Pep kes the giving so easyt • $1095 . . ~,. PAUl DAVIES JEWELERS WIIH CO"Siflt!CTION [QUII"M E~T Tti.l.1 by a maker· Popu· ar with every KENNER 'S EliCrRtC Young Miss! MOLD MASTER i:. rn:~k P I ' "' ~ ~!1.95 F.vflr~·t hlnr you aud <> VPr C.O ~ .. l!d pllli! IC r.onlllructi{ln Cl IIIPnl )I IXU!Hhll( ri!W\I~t, EleCtrO· \1a,;n ~! '' • • ·,. !hill pic!• up aM re• o ne~ h'« ... . 'l" t '" :1 ~hltml.<'tl :->h<>VeiJ thl.t ralM, I•J" ,.,. , ur•· n iJ II d c; luse . Dump Trucu tbalt UunlJ,, .. 1~ t.f •J hl · 'I" Btalllli to DHtk• br u l,.;e ~. l• l" · ~l•,lrl pl11s1u· ~~ •~ · wl at, J ., , Plug~·U• •,.,,, over and over a....;. .... heat tor . . tety. $1J-11. .,,, .. ,,.,. • t.lt ..~traloocld REG. $13.95 Jewelry Dept. EVEREADY 34c SUPER BALLS SET U.N. C. L. E. G. I. JOE MOKOPOLy SCRABBLE MOUSE TRAP GAME FOOTBALL OPEN FRIDAY fULL I AM~ 4 POWER REG. $ FOI ·---.... way moot donttote ,.commenct - e ......... ,.,_ •SEE ALL the NEW SHOE ARRIVALS fACTORY r,u ,. , R r, r-.1 n PJ •WE HAVE BOOTS FOR THE FAMILY e-.-tautoll... e Colon AI mulnloil -·larlf e - · Wroupt 1 dnch. Doplh of ad)llltl lo 2·7/tfl' .. 2·1/IN "' ~s· '-l*kH •I/.. HPAC/DC Motor with long flit ltaturos. Cootplllo wfllt 7" eoN!ft-"t• blado, rip Oot Y01111 1 Tad· * e Clioroool Ot . . . . - 7 REG. $ Your_., m cloaDer boca1110 up-and-down bruob -keo at irut 1M rifhi•Pf'd pt into every tooth ...vico to..,..... food particleo .. . pntly ODd alimulete gumo ... leave tha mouth feelinr clean and refnohad. So pleaaant to - it promo• bolta' oral b)'riono for lhe ...m. Wnily. PerloctiJ aalo-IWI em1a to worry about. ~-- - p lllto JlOIIW Kidolonll! -...to. .Slloclfnll--.- CHECK~RS R!G. 29 • ' . $166 . . ..' ... . . AlPtlltRET BLOCKS 48c DOLL 18" '1.87 ==~~-------------RIG. $3 CRICKET DOLL '1.22 .. . . HG. $6 TtNY TEARS ... . '291 . REG- 98c REG. $3.98 •life-It'• .... ·--lttl . . . , . .a..,h ............... ................. 7 REG. $ IIUSHD Ul' AND DOWit AUTOIU.TICALLY, •• GORMET Bedric food Warmer ..•, '2.99 '1.99 '2.48 '1.99 '3.48 '3.48 REG. $6 REG- $5 and COME, SEE OUR NEW STORE ~ REG. $1. REG . $4 MOST RUGGED JOBS! • '- Toy Dept. Bas~~'~" ~all FRIDAY and SATURDAY SATURDAY NIGHTS _, OFFIOAL SIZE & WEIGHT 9 VOLT TRANSISTOR BATTERIES "f1 H11 dware Dept. Simpn's Pick-A-Pair, Now At 104 W. ~· MOLD AND IJS£Mifr"; ;..~o You sow it on T'l! of~~k·~~in~~i~~ ••• 'A ·GOLD STAR STORE' -·· · - --!-, TOY DEPT. famous watch Reg. ~~- '*· POWER PACK" o TRESTLE SET o 10-FT. TRACK o LAYOUT SIZE 33··•57" fASY! SAH! flJH! of CIUtoo were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrl. Ralph Fruth and family. , zel and family were Mr. Mrs. Carroll Sblnn and lamiily '.f Leon, Mrs. R. c. King, Henaersao; Mr. and Mrs. Revna Kmg, Jr.• New Haven Misa Alice Fay Jo~ ' ghter o£ Mr. and Mrs. ' Johnson, visited ber Pl'fents over the weekend. She 1 AS LOW AS dent at Mountain Stale ness Sdlool, Parkersburg. Daniel Artis, a student West Vlrglnfa Tech, visited parents, Mr. and Mrs lletJtver Artis over the week.;,d_ Mr. and Mrs. Pete RIII..U and family have moved their home on Third St. to Vtllage, Illinois, where he employed. Mrs. Sylvia stewart and daughter, Sally, have moved to the Russell property. Earl Johnoon, Jock Fo Charles Cartwrilbt and B 0 CUmpson have returned from deer hunlbl& ill Wardanvllle West VIrglllla. ' · ' Charles Yonker, New Ha 11en, returned from hunting in Har· dy County with a I paint deer ' weighing appro.rimately 160 pounds. Others hunting there were Okey Howard, Jhnmy Lay• ne and George Carson all of • New Haven. IIICIIICt!Yt ttr'lllll piUI Mrs. Helen Stewart attended hlllfll lho-cWftllfllll tDIItlriiC• Uon. Pte 11101-Jeweltel n100.1unf1Tf• the fnneral of Mrs. Mary J. $11.11 Clagg at Apple Grove, West Virginia on Sunday. Mrt. Claga was 92. Mrs. Helen Stewart, Dorothy Russell and JeJ£ spent ThanksGallipolis, Ohio living with Mr. and Mrs. P. H. 404 Second Avenue Werry and son al Pome1'11)'. . CONIROll o RAC!MASTER "FUll : ., CARK Y'E L'LE® :, ;~;,ls~~; ~hE~~~oln~~i::; 8ULOVA o TOUCH·A·MA!tC BARBIE WRIST WATCHES Mnde 13c~~~ I A PRODUCT OF o COMPL!IE AND READY TO RUN o HO 1/ 87 SCAlE o GUARD RAil SET o SCAlE MODit RACE CAR Famous Ga• Une Antl·FI'eeltl 1 . I. $ 99 . ,. Simon's Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store A\ REG. $19.95 'fr Hardware Dept, LISTERINE JE·ICER HARMLESS LIONEL HO RACEWAY SET Houoowuo Dopt. W.P• • DEFROSTS ln•tontly • MELTS Blinding Ice • PREVENTS lc• FormatiOft # 174 ' 5 $3~~ Health & Beauty Aids: 10 lb. FOUR LATEX Pad REG. $3.98 ~EFT CROWN SEAL Heel Prat•ctor PORTA WALLS MAGNETIC c 1 ACCELERATOR WHITE ln-IIIIHIIpOIItltto ·--llllfllnllllll ' ....... illY -tl JoweJrr Dopt. ' . ... ' . �. . ..... ., . ...,... , .,... ..... ... .... , .. .... ... ,, ~- . .. ..., .. ... ... . ,., ,,_ ~ . . ' . .. . . ·Oassified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board , a-Dally SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., D_e_a._2,_1965•---~---­ ----WANT AD For Sale For Rent CUSTOM BUTCIIEIUNQ c:uttlng. WID bUJ bides tver~ I Monday. Pbll Meier, Ph<VIoll WY 2-3510. I II INFORMAnON Keith Goble Ford Has ••• SEE ••• Largest Selection! IAUNEY GOOGLI: tN1 Stoi\IFPY &Mill! USED CA .' HEY, SNUFFY- • MAYOR BARLOW "S GIVING A BIG CATFISH FRY ~- ·----- ARI YOU LOOKING I'OR A FORD, CH&VROLIT, DA!l Y CROSSWORD MERCURY, PONTIAC, RAMILER, PLYMOUTH OR OLDSMOBILit 1965 CHEVROLET Come On Down ••• ••• Where the Action lsi $2395 Bel Air 4 dooc. 283 cu. ln. V8 engine, Powergllde, radio, heater, whitewall tires, beautiful Beige over Slerm TaD. color, lfi)Otleea cJeaa interior. A thrift, oar at a I'Ml price. YOU NAMI! m WI GOT In EXPERIENCED RADIATOR SERVICE PHONE WY 2·2156 --· - ···-c--::c:-c=:---:--Card Of Thanks Prom tb1 largest truck or bulldozer radiator to the IDllllest beater eort. BLAEITNAR'S WY 2·2141 Aqua interior. VB engine, Power.Klide traoa., •dio, heat. m-, and Ike new wbJtewall t1rN.. 1963 BUICK Le S a b r e - - - - $1795 4 dr. sedan. Deluxe trim, tinted glut, automatic trans., V8 engine, Turq. finish with matching interior, new tire" owned by elderly gentJeman and Is like new througbolll. Only 28,000 miles. l~~AYS PAY LESS AT KEITH GOBLE FORD owner, white finish, red vinyl Interior, new wh1tewal1 tires, V8 enlf(ne, automatic trans., power l'f.e.el\. iDg ancl bmkea. ladio, beater, lhroml lu.ua&e Net. $1795 Galallo liOO Conv. ~- IUnllnll. Low mileage by I lou1 owner, good white top, aparktin( tight Turquoi,. tlniab, power otoorin& ODd il<.akot, V8 oncint, radio tlld baate< 1960 Mercury Parklane HT 4 Door_ $695 LooaUy owned, vinyl lnteriol", Jet black fllllJb, good white dreo, aulmol1tio tra110. Power ot:ooriDC Olld brakeo, &dio ll1d baatBr. Spocltl 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ $695 DLw w lack of help J will sell FOR SALE my tntire herd of dairy cows ----~:.__ _ __ Thl•d & Mill St. Middleport Buy e Soli e Trode al my farm located 3 miles 1 ADULT Siamese ~at and W"st of Tuppers Pl~1ns on 1 kittens. reasonable. i Cool Hoare"' (l' $20 to $65 Route 681 or 5 m1les East 1 Vaughan, Middleport. G11 Heat•rs - -- ------- $20 HEATING, uf Darwin or take the Lott- ' 12 1 3tc 38 Pistol - Auto, Doxol Bottle Gu. Broridge Road 6 miles west from i - -thers, 618 E. Main Street G•rman ---------$35 namhill's Store. CLARINET f<1r sale. Ph. WY 2Pnmerny. I Z2 de 3.1 IIOI.STEIN COWS 35 7013. 12 I 6tp 410 Ga. Shotgun ______ $20 Eighl cu ws freshened in Au s-E1.~1AR~CI~ARINE-T~ like new I Utility t2) Wh.el Tnll1r $85 Phone Today For ~s~. seven cows fresl1ened' used part of one band season. 275 Got Oil Tank --- · -- $20 ln September, seven cows call WY 2-383a after ~ p.m. BtdroOm, Kitchell, Llvln1 FREE ESTIMATES fr eshened in October, three 12 1 Jtc Room Fumiturt ____ Ch••P cows freshened in November. - - ·- -- --~ --~ ON The balance of the cows are SO,OOO BTU floor furan~.:e, WY- 11'~[5'f:;;:~:;~'b;~ ~~ eALUMINUM SIDING springers and spring Ere~!1en- i _ 2_~~ 651 · ___ __ 4 ~~~c ~ eSTORM DOOR ing cows. All cows but three 1005 COLOR TV & WINDOWS are from 3 - 5 years old. All Lovely walnut console. VHF & eROOFINQ cows are calfhood vaccinated. UHF' tuning. RCA chassis. , Ind ividual health papers fur- Thts set just like new. Take . BLUE LUSTRE not only rids Exterior Decorators mshed. These cows are pro-~ over payments of $14 p er ' C".:trpets of soil but leaves Of Ohio ducing 1000 lbs. of milk every munlh or pay balance due i soft and lofty. Rent ele<:tri<: il WY 2·5644 Middleport, 0. ·rh· shampooer, $1. Pomeroy Ceday. I 398. IS set fully guarantt!ed. 2500 BALES OF HA \' UOO ' Try it in your home. Call ment Block, Pomeroy, 0. 11 29 Cunsisls of fir st, second and , WY 2-6555. 11 30 Stc l~1ird cutling of alfalfa und or- ~--- 1965 - ZIG -AG - ~ dwrd grass. 1Sewing machine. Ttus is salesAudwneer's Note . Thi s is f}nc : man 's demonstrator. Regularat the beller hP.rds of cattle , ly sold $1l 9 %. Wlll sell for I Auth_rotzed Singer Sales bemg off~re-d _for _saiP 1hJs • $5039, or $5 per month. Call _Serv _ I:__Ce:__._ _ __::.-=_.:::__ fall Don t ID ISS Il. Be on WY 2-6555 II 30 6t : IJme. No small items. ~ - -c .7.50 x 14 NEW SNOW tires Terms of sale : Cash . r NF.W HAY for sale. Ella Han-~ l~w as $12.95, plus tax. PAUL BUCKLEY, Ow ner. num, Long Bottom, Ohio. nms to mount snow tires Charles IBudJ Spires, 11 30 3tp All popular sizes in ~~: H. C. D.awkin~ , Aurtion€f!rs -- ·- $7.50. Newell's Sunoco C 12 2 lip. . OPEN EVES. TIL 9 ar, Ohio. 98>-230i. - - --c--::---'-(CLOSED SUNDAYS' 10 30 For Rent Christmas GIFT ! BUDGET PRICED 4 RO(ci00 M- H " 'OUSE-2ild- s~Sy· l our third floor racu<e, with hot and co ld , IDEAS at Landmark Baker Furniture, wafer. Moore's gas heater 1 _ _: O_:h_:io:...._ _ _ __:~:_: big garden Jot, WY 2·3352. tllla I I lie 1 recent ourvey ot Pomeroy ICbool. there wert IS boyo who wished to beoomo eub scouts ~tri'OIIOIIILI .....,.uodT t.alt yoar apiii'8- but den motllll!l 1rt needed WalkadCdWYIGR befoN lht boyl ... join. llllllc 57 Dodge 4 DoDra - - - - $99 55 Olds "88" 4 Door $99 54 Mercury $49 56 Chevrolet H.T. Cpe. $199 56 Buick 4 DDDr $195 57 Chevrolet~ Ton Pickup_ $195 l7. Fondle Ul . Bird' a ~~ " •• n ~ " " w. ..,. .0. Dental V£Y£ !>.,. !.4 ao '/lEAR'S ~E!! ::t'J M IZZ:..JBLE, W~'IGO ON V-.' 1=" IT'? 1 TOO!! I .. t«: •• ll :::% . '"' , .._; ~ " •~~ ~ f'/ ' 1S . . , ,L -· . lly KINe - ')'orn:~ auuut. LjOur cart . ...ioei! 31 Afr8td I lo:ot mt.J v.:, 1 ~ V/A' II-'!. 0 QXOV ••w to work ~: Q X ¥ ttaeta•• N A. A.OltR, A. L B 0 Q A..-0 I 0 WKY ' P. 1:-nrr:.r....-~-~ 0 • Llloi'IBIP WMPO Radio ~·oiNDAY THRU FRID~YI UO Sign Un - t'lt!W~ ~ ll~ :sacred Hear' 6 211 Me.gs County RFD e Za Paul f'arm 8 :11 r.e.. 8 57 W81ther 7 lltl ~at1011al -~OWl 1:05 BiU Miller Sho' 7:'0 Sporla p.,o<le 7:3$ Bill MiUer <;bow Bower:~, lllul"l,) ~·lXI Muon •~ -..... ,.... • ..,..am I'IIDliJ 1'1\>eedaJ) Wonblp ('lbun.) A.lo.C. l'roirllll (hldayl Nelli ~·a Country JlldOIIoJt l'lD(I Counlry Ry01111 CemOIII a1oek Nelli GQessler'a Guest Star fFrt4aJI Lo 1T1 Ander8oD Sl1ow Jim M... Show Blaettnar Allto Show El 1r1 eo N ec MC Sb ffiP8DJ OWl Jim ees o.. NeW! S:OO Jim Meto Sbow li:!O Rlur'l Weather Report 5:!11 Sporta l'aro<tll Y<e~tterday'• Crypt.oquot.a MOlT OJ' OUR. eoKFOR.TS GROW UP BE'nYEEN OUll CROSSES.-YOUlifG <0-"""-,_ - 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sigo Off wJEH SATURIM YS 6:00 Stgn On - Newo 11.30 Happy Valley Boys t:IIS ~C.untry Musto nmo WJEH LOG 6::JO """"try Jamooree Monday Through Frldoy I'IMI Protestant H~tur 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:34! Sport~ Parade 7:45 Echoes of Joy 7:30 Larry ,\nderSOII Sllow 8:00 Ohio Valley News UJ: 4ft rt·~ Music - '-rmy 1:05 World News 11 :110 Duttoo's and Heros Dairy 8:10 Sports Today 1\ip foa Sllow 8:15 Weather Pieture 12:00 Newo 8:16 Musical Clock U:l~ fUOlcal lnltrllldr 1:55 Community News U:!O Rev Merllrt •"oell 1:00 Talk o! the Town 1:011 Newo 1:55 Ma1011 County Ne111 1:01i Jlm Meet Show 10:00 Public Senil.. 5:50 Sporto Parado 10:15 Family Worohlp Hour 1'00 SundoWD Serenade 10:30 Lalchslr1ng l:~ Sign Off 11:00 Nowo til'NIJAYS 11:116 Morning Melod108 7:30 Sign On - Ann, dour tueept Friday, Churcb 7:!5 Newo Bello 1\ini) 1:00 Baptist l.a)Ml111'; Hour 11:1$ World Newo uo Sundl) Sbow 1l:lili Mason C.Wity Newo uo Tbe Bible Sponr to YouU:OO Community News 1:45 Leg!ala~vo Repon U:05 Noon News 10 1Jt: 'l1lt Good r,l!e 12:10 Marl<et.. lb: 1, Congressmao Moeller 12:.15 M1d Day Weather 10·30 The Coluttry R r 12:20 Bullolm Board • ymo tmen12:25 NeWI 0 Gn111m1 11:30 Tho Quiet Hour 2:30 County Agent ll:OO News 12:1~ The Chrtattano Hour 112·.'!~ NCeouwn,tryBeaGot Round The oo 12:30 ftey :vh•rl!f feels 2·.01) ~'"' ''" Round 1:30 llle Rev. Sllao Blll1lp11 2:55 News Boat 2: 00 1l1e Rev. Andrew f arsons 3:00 Mid Woy MatlnH r"·--· "- 1:30 Sunday •ho..,.., 6:00 Sundown Serenade I:U 81811 011 i"t-IE -BORN .LOSE'"R:---!..=.::..::!:....:__ RADIO 4:45 Spotlight on Sports 1:55 Weather Community News World and National News Sign Off Sign On, Musical Clock 7:4S Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley Newo 8:115 World News B·lO Sports Today 8:5 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasont Football IU :30 Songs for Children 10:45 Golden Key 11 :00 News ll :0,\ Saturday Show 12:00 Local. Ohio, Nat. Newo 1:20 BuUetln Board 12:16 News 0 Gramo 12:30 Saturday Matlneo I:30 News Headlines 1:31 Sulurday Matinee ABBIE AND SLAfS 155 Newo ~:00 Saturday MaUneo ANO ALL I NEfD lD Nl.4kfT NIJTrLEY'$ MIRACU! HA!R. 2:30 News Headlines RECTD•Eit 2:31 Saturday Matlnot IS A SMAU. 2:55 News BANK LMN! 1:00 Saturday Motlneo 3:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:31 Saturday Madneo 3·. ", "' ' News P•eat 1:00 Discing witb lloSi UO illtercltango 5:00 5:10 5:1> 7:15 AN HOUQ. U~TEJ-l ·••·• tlOT Al.Of-lE, ELitf'-1 RIDtN~ OUT WITH you! 3:iii News Uti lll<cing witb l)oso t ::ID Radio R I 0 5:00 News Roundup 5: 1~ Sign Off _.:..__:.c_ _ _..;. IWlltNII WINKLI yCIU I<NOW WH/11 1>l15 PROI!A!LY MI:AN5, YOU1 ALUMINUM SIDING PRICE SLASH FREE ON ALCOA _ __ 11 2·l He ALUMINUM HOUSE SIDING PHON& WY2-5644 -.LITI .IIMODIL1NO rEaRv ·--·-· - HGllD,REBECCA.lHIIii IS laJ.t HOPE I DIDN'T WAKE 'rf.IU, 8UT tiO\IE CALlED ME A WHII EAGO, . . .d. . . . . .- e111onn Wlndwo IIIII e...,., e Awnlatlo ANI> 1 WANTED 70 ASK HIM ... .EXT~RIOR DECORATORS OF OHIO .. hlrl Strwt Mlcldllport, o. I ~ ' ·~· ' ,. .' ..• ·~ . ... , • 1- GASOLINI ALLEY rl ~~I X NY 2 30 1: 3:1f 4:15 4"0 '•• 4:.1. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. ~ " [·~~0'1 M rZZUBLE., ~ ,. DA'i MAKE"=' '!30UT NEY.T ~,,, ,. 38. Practice 3~. Heavy I" ~ ,.. thunder! G<r. • s t" • ,." BJOYNEB 10:45 10:4o II :00 ILO~ II :30 12:00 1~'30 Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ .& c.n~a..- '4 CHEVROLETS STILL AVAILABLE 2. SB. lmmerM iF SADIE HAwKiNS ntl!'l"i woqR•ED BE HADP'f-e,ui Tf41E'I IS "arne 32. Alfl.x. 33. June bug beak 5ACH ELORS WHAT E'«'APED WOULD lo LOifGJI'J:LLOW One lMtPr 1lmply ataada tor uothtr. lll tbil ~&mpl• .A. bl used. for the ~ L'1, X tor Uw two O'a, ete. 1\qle Jtott..n, apot.trophies, the )f'fllth and fonu.UCIIl of \M worO. an &ll llblta. J!l&ch day the code lettln ~ 41ffenD.t. IU ~ SEVERAL NEW 1965 tlon NATCI-iER L'1 .'.'- 'YOD If-liN K TH' .&KYD:LBA..&I.& 7:50 Newt 8 8iU Miller Show 8 45 Baker fUrniture Sbvll 9:00 Newt u:oo Cotlee with J...,. IL :IJCI Portraits o1 1 Palr1ot ,o'" Swap Silo!> 10,30 BiU MLUer BIV!Cb Sbow SHOP OUR LOT OFTEN NEW CAR TRADE-INS ARE ARRIVING DAILY THE CREAM OF THE CROP AWAITS YOU """" 30. Pottry liS. FrM (of) '""' rru.. 1 · 1 perhaps ~ 1'........,. •• .&.u.,.. M . Wtllte ant: P.J. 36. 801. eacle 36. Glrl'11 28 . Con- DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE - H""''o 1:~~ Picken~ Har~wan: 1 1 8. Plundei'H 'i2. Juicy All appeal lor lieD mo!IH!ro OIWIGB INSVIWICII. II.U. was made a1 lite mveU., ol lllluraDcO Ageney, IDe, Po» Cub S<oull Pa<l: JIB, Tuesday _,, Pltaal WY W311. neoing. at the DAY ball In ote.U., pod SPECIALS DISPERSAL FHIOAY, DEC. 3. 1:00 ..u:rNA CASUALTY IDI...IIIIIIeD btouriDet ApocJ' IJIC. I'UmeroJ, PbOIII WY W38l. dMUal n.i<ekname 11. Colll:h, tmtnr Appeal Made ·t ForDen Moms Of Cub Pack 248 lnsur•nce 23. Ock1 8. Birthmark 41. Boar $1695 owner, O~IRY much abouU" Mldclleport Locust & Sycamore Sts. 1--Dr. Cutlua-Va eagine, automatic taua. with fluor eooaol~. bu~ket aeatl, rinyt .Interior, radio, beater, eood whitewall tires, liilllll. OoJr 111,000 miloo 11r 1ocol 8 cyL ongine, ootomatlo lrull., power llho, lleao.lllterlor, Radlo IIlli hoatar. l USED CAR LOT • 1963 F-85 OLDSMOBILE 24.. WhuHy 26. Pre~i­ 32. Proverbll sn. Jewish "I think what the cla11 would like to see most, Senator, : is the world's largest pork barrel we'vo heard so m.tero 7 Spheru monlh S7. God ol. ori~inal ~~quare Loft I .J ' "" • 22. 100 6. Gratetul abbr. 11-l.. ABour t H. Crucifix 13. Cle&nad upon 28. Aptitude 29. Wicked 31. Peach. State: See Melvin Uttle, Cllff PIIIIDpe. Emeno11 Joa• or Eddie Fife. bou- 13. ScRedule ~- kni«htbood 1959 FORD ••• ·only s395 er, a n.iee one. DID YE HEAR ...... 4. Torri4 28. Article ol. virtu 21. Confeno SPECIAL FOR THE WEEKI 20. Small lG. Pulaat.t 12. Be(inninr 25. En(IUih pool Meteor Custom st. Wagon. Very Jow mileage by Jocal UIID PARTS POR ALL MAKil lo MODILI 3. Bo\Dtd 18. Aect~ler­ attd: alanr 21. Speedy L..l_Ma_ke_U_s_An_Offe_r.....JI DeJUJ[e • dr. 15~ h.p., 230 cu. ln. 6 cyl. engine, ltd. trana., interior showroom dean, beautiful maroon tJnlsh, tiret ahow little wear, deluxe -'tuipped l:ncludtng radio, heat- premJum.UrH. 8. Pal'• lf. Alcohol radieal 1964 CHEVELLE 300 - - - - $1695 1963 FORD 1. Mlth capit&l 2. Too 11. Pluck 1963 MERCURY.:----:::----:--- $1695 BAIRD BROTHERS AUTO WRECKING ACII08II 1. Blbllcal verb IJ . Iota. ctoo.,. 1964 CHEVROLET----- $1795 Biscayne 2 dr. Medium Turk. finish with apotle!ll elean -- NEXT 5A11DDY TO DRUM UP SOME VOTES ·.. ...... .I ' �. ~ ' .• , \1 . \:1 ' 1 ... ....... , .. ~' . .. · · \ . , •• , ..... . ..... ~ .. . . . . . .. . ,. ' ... ".- .' _.,_.,. .....,.... ....... . t • " ·~..,._..."' .,........, , . . .. . ... . .... ,,. • .. c . . . . . . . . , .... . . . . . . . ~ . .... ... . ~ . . ..... - • • • • • • • , . . . . . . .. .. .~ . .. . . . ......... . .. -~ • • •~ .. ~,_ ........--~~--~ ....----~·---~., .... ... ~.._ • • ~ 'f' - ... - .. . _ _ ... -..... . ..._ .... ~.... .... . . - - - ' - ' " - ~· ··· ~·-· · · .. - , ........... • -•·» • o - • - •~ ~ · -· · .__.. ...... - ~- · ·· .L Dinner Held By Teachers' Sorority Group . • · ·~, · ·• - 4 '> • - ·· · -~- •• • .. , .... . '''""'"'' Around And About Middleport SOCIAL CALENDAR •• Moko Elbert.lda Your Shopplnt Ctl!ter ..... ; .Big selections. Big Values on every floor. On tbe Srd floor, Another Big Sbpment of Easy Chsirs Kroehler Living Room Suites - Simmons Hlde·A· Beds - Desks - Bookcases - Occasional Tables Metal Cabinets - Mirrors - Utility Tables - Step Stools - Hassocks - Lamps - Pictures - Roll Away Beds -Mattresses and Boo: Springs- Nursery Furniture - Bedroom Furniture - Dining Room Furniture - Furniture for Every Room In Your Home. Also We Just Received on the 3rd Floor We're Having a Sale of Special Purchase '4 Room Size Rugs in the Popular Sizes - WalJ·to-Wail Carpeting in Your Ch01ce of Color and Texture Elberfelds Trained Carpet Mechanics will Lay Your Wail to Wail Carpeting to Perfection. On .the 2nd Floor - the Busy Ready To Wear Department is Headquarters for Dresses Coats Suits Sportswear, Blouses, Sweaters, Robes, Dusters, Skirts, The Drapery Department for Curtains, Drapes, Bed· spreads, Blankets, Throws, Pillows, Electric Blankets, Yar.il Goods of Ali Kinds, Luggage, Lamps, Hoover Cleaners, Sewing Machines, Lamps, Pictures, CUshions, Throw Rugs and Upholsterings. Also on the 2nd Floor our Music Department features the Complete RCA Victor Selection of Radios, TV's, Record Players, Stereos, and Musical Supplies, Sheet Music, Records, Guitars, and on the 2nd Floor Appliances and Furniture for Your Kitchen - Gas and Electric Ranges, Cabinet Sinks, and Dinette Sets -Now on the Main Floor -Lingerie to Suit Every Woman and Miss on Your List. Infants Wear Childrens Wear - Handbags, Hosiery, Costume Jewelry, Billfolds and Our Buxton Department for Mens and Womens Billfolds, Cigarette Lighters. Jewelry Cases, Umbrellas, Dress Gloves, Neck and Head Scarves, Handkerchiefs. Foundation Garments, Towels, To"el Sets. Sheets. Sheet and Pillow Case Sets, Table Covers, Mattress Pads and Covers, Dresser dleport I' Mr on<! Mrs Wendell Ger· DEC. I Eliznbeth Lm'e, president, tach and children, Mike, SUsan The Women's Association of l'O nduCII:!d t.hf' htt~mess session : and Steve spent Thanksgiving the Middleport First United I I ~~hr:>n pl:m..;; tar the lnrernationa! , Day 1 1 1 ,; i Scarves - A Beautiful Selection of Womens Aprolll. The Mens and Roys Wear Department features an Excellent ·Selection of Sport Shirts, Dress Shirts, Jackets, Ties, Belts, Suspenders, Work Gloves, Work Clothing snil Underwear for Men and Boys, Dungs· rees, Dress Slacks, Sweaters. Our Stationery Department feaiures "Hallmark" Greeting Cards, Wrappings and Decoratioos, Gifts for the School and Office and Gifts for the Homemaker - Cook Books, Photograph AlbuUjS, Playing Cards, Pen and Pencil Sets and Bibles - Cos.metlc Section has Most of tbe 1 Colognes, After Shave Lotio~, Comb and Brush Se~ Watches, Clocks, Pocket Knives. And in the Camera Section - the most popular Cameras, Projectors, Screens, Camera Supplies and a Complete Selection of Camera Film - The Housewares Department for Big Selections in Electrical AppUances, Teflon Coated Aluminum Cookware, White Enameled Pots and Pans, Dinnerware, Glassware, Carving Sets, Stl!llk Knife Sets. Kitchen Tool Sets, Rubbermaid Housewares for the Bathroom and Kitchen, Revere Ware Stainless Steel Cooking Utensils, C<Jrning Bake and Serve Cookware, Westmoreland Milk Glass, India Brass Novelties, Kemple Glassware, Wail Plaques, Wail Clocks, . Fi~urines, China Cups and Saucers, Book Ends, Ironmg Tables, Clothes Hampers and a Big Selection of Christmas Tree Lights, Flowers, Candles, Garlands and Ornaments. Toyland is Located on Front Street- Two Doors Below Court Street Our Floor Coverings - Llnoleums. Tile, etc. are at Our Warehouse on Mechanic Street - Ail In Pomeroy - Let Us Help You - We Have Prompt Delivery Service - Excellent Appliance and TV Service - Trained Men to Lay Your Carpet - Use Our Sensible Credit Service - And BEST OF ALL We Have Good, Dependable Help in Every Department. ~~ 'WV 1 KoLESPoRTs 1 1 1 1 i ~ '"'"'"''·-'"''"*.,...,. ., M ainly About p / eop e In . Pomeroy \ Booth'S Story Is Related to L' Cl b ltera.ry $3.99 I $8.95 $1,99-J2.99 and $3.99 to Travel Joy LUGGAGE NOW OPEN to CANNON'S MATCHING BATH TOWELS HAND TOWELS and WASH aOTHS "I to I PEN HOLDER MEIGS THEATRE N• Ku FRAN BEN' POME ROY OHIO Store Hours. . . .. .. . ' . '. ... . ' • at y -· I • • ·e ntt·n c .' -· ~ Dllfloled To The Inter•" 01 The Meits·MfUO'II Area ~~~:;--------:=======-=--=-..:..:...::....-=::.:=:..::.::::__ \Jr _ _ _ ;. _v_o_L_X_VI_I_N_0_._1_9_2_____________________~ ___ERO __Y_~_I~DOC~E~~T~.~O~H~IO~------~F~RI:D:AY~,~D=E~CE~M:B~ER~3,_1~9~65~---- Wanted GUts for umnl" and "Her" - Powders, ~~·~-- .... 1 GOESSLER I JEWELRY, STORE . -· J in McConnellsville with Presbyterian Church will hold . I ronn•nt ion 111 C!e..·eland tn Au- their parents, Mrs Homer Ger- a holiday bilzaar Thursday and I g11st wert' re\ te wed. Programs \ach and Mrs. William Smith. ~iday. Dec. 2 - 3 at the church . 1 fur tht' \'t'IH' wt>rt> distr11Jutt>d . 1 . . k With a luncheon l.o be served · Mr. and Mrs Rwhard Pic ens at noon program was pre!:!ented , have returned from a week's I ' I b~ FJ\t' S<:~ue r. (!SS lSir•d by I VI Si t in B<t ltimore. Md, with I The Installation of new omMaude Esmont . Virginia Cuv· : his brothers. Mr. and Mrs. Ben cers of Evangeline Chapter, ert. (ierwva Nolau. HHrhara Lit- Pickt'm <llld Mr. and Mrs Bil! OES, Middleport, will be held ter anr1 Elii'..abeth J.;mce. who , Ptckens and .a nephew. Mr and Thursday evening, Dec. 2, at dt'~erihl'd ~ uitablt' matPr 1<t\s 1Mrs. William T Pickens. the Masonic Temple ln Middle1 crea1~d and used m thr:ir school . . port at 7:30 p. rn. ••, Gomg to Amesville for the 1 G 1) a ._ a. li , ! It' <~< hmg . , lie_ program 1op_tc ~s1ern Star Jnst<lllation from . TILe Past Chiefs of Magnolia • I'J !.:.o ~ 41 I for , Li_1e }'t'llf IS <:rea11VLiy m Mtddleporl Monday evening Temple ~ythian Sisters . will I @(] t I teachLn t-(. . ! were Mr and Mrs. William , have therr annual Chrtstmas , ~ t! j Meigs (•ounly members at- Kmg, Mr. and Mrs. Rober~ j dinner and party with $1 gift I tt!nding were <:t>neva Joi:lc:him. King Mrs Richard Picken9 and ; exchange at the Federated HOLDS ANY Mary v1rgi mo Heibel, Lucille i Mr. and Mrs Allen Hughes I Church Thursday at 6:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wood~ ' DEC. 3 I ' SmLih. Be;tlnce Rinehart. Mar· I BULOVA C tha Husted. [;enevieve Stob•rl, gerd were visitors m Gallipolis I The Rock Springs 'llethodist ~ 'TIL 41 . Virgima Covert, Gen~va Nolan. Tuesday chW'ch will sponsor a bazaar 1 CHRISTMAS! f 1Faye Sauer, Nan Moore, Susan Mr. an<! Mrs John Harrison Friday and Saturday at Duke 'I ' Park. Ruth Eu!er. Vmas Lee, !and daughter, Sharon, Middle- . Cleaners in Pomeroy. A variety 1 t I • • • • ft 0 • • Margaret Parsons, Nellie Va le. 11l0rt, and Mr. and Mrs. William I of handmade articles and homeLee Lee. Aviee. Freeker, Emi- Conger and son, T. J. Jackso_n, made cand~ will be on sale. A' ly Sprague. EliZabeth Ann were Thanksgiving holiday v1s- ba~·e sale w1ll be he!d Saturday. ! Wf'bst~r and Ethel Chapman. itors of Mr. and Mrs. William The Happy Harvesters class . . ' Dixon in Pontiac. Joining the of the Federated church will 1'he next m~temg w11\ .be De ·group · 1or d.mnel' were 'l . . ., r. an d nove their annual Christmas ber II at lhe Coloma! Inn u cern C J d d t J k0 1 . . "lh llJfS. ar 1 ones an aueahter . party and $1 gift exchange Fria ae s n -.egmnmg WI • . Mrs. Dixon is the former Bev- day evening at the church. Mrs. luncheon at noun. · Ben Neutzling , Mrs . Lillie , ery 1 perrm. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Munns , Hauck and Miss Lena Grueser I RETURN TO COU.EGES 1and family of Painesville visit- are hostesses. Middleport students return- , ed recently with her parents, DEC. C . lng to <."'IIeses following the Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mills and The bazaar, soup an~ pie sa~e way with wool holidav vacation were Torn with Mrs. Harry MiJls. , by the Syracuse Lad1es Auxiifor great warmth Rall ~nd guest Ole Gilbo and Mrs. John Lyon!1 and her iary of the Syracuse Volunteer and good laoks! Darryl Stumbo.' Kent Sta~ Un- daughter-In-law, Mrs. J o h n Fire Department will be held , iversity; Forrest Bachtel, Mt. Lyons and son. Johnny, were m the base~ent of the. Syra- 1 Union ; Ellen Dutton. Denison; Parkersburg, W. Va., visitors . cuse Methodist Church. mste~d \ Michl Uoyd. Gene Crookll, Ohio Wednesday. I of at the town hall. II Wlll begm PERFECT State Mike Shafe _r, Brure Wal- Mrs. John Kincaid has re- at ,0 a.m. Dec. 4. Contam~rs Ilace, Jim Johnso~ Marshal)j turned to her home from Char- n~ed ~or carryout. Se~~ng WAY TO ' ' Ray Pickens. Manella College; leston, W. Va., where she has will be m the church dinmg : t • • • • • • • • • Stepllen Coats Kirksville Medi- i been with her daughter, Mrs. room. Soup 5I) cents per quart. 11111 WI ..... UT CliPnl: ..,.. cal College ' of Osteopathy,· Paula Ruttenculter and family. pies 7.5 cents each, 15 cents. by I GIFT . ... , , lltW A handsDm8 17j1Wii th M b t J 1t11 ,..f·lflllP• watth. wattrpr~,~, _ • Karen Bachner, Janice TanneMrs. Ru ssell Mcintyre has e p1ece. any azaar ar lC es ..til .,~lin& Stll·wlndmg. Sllotl' Sprmg· . for sale · I lllrt iltamOJIQ. mlstant. Lurnlnout. hlll, Ron Hanning. Randy Hum- returned to her home m A MAN ~.J:~:-tlltlltt. ~~-or l'fh•tt. phreyl!, Keith Morg.an, Judy field, Ohio, after having spent! DEC. I . sn" Butcher. Paul Gerard, John several days here with her , The Mary M~rtha Ctrde .of , Allsworth, Dave- Wiley, Karen mother, Mrs. Robert Coats. i the Pomeroy F1rst Baptist j AT Come in now! Our Watch McElli!nny, Barbsro Jones. Bob Holiday guests of Mr. and church will meet at the church i Experta will thow >'0U why every Sulova i1 precious :• T~lnc Ohio University; and Den· Mrs. Adolph Saelens were Monday at 7:30 p. m. MemCHRISTMAS! J&Vf&lf)' tha1 te!lt perfect nis Saelems, Don Hanning, Jer- their daughter and ~amily, Mr. bers are asked to bring articles lime, why it'a a gift yo" ry Davlll, Clirlsllne Bahr, su- and Mrs. Ike Wilt and children for a box to be sent to Viet can be proud to give, to zanne Bradbury, Eric Chamb- of Columbus and their son, Nam. own. . Small, Medium, ! ers, Rio Grande College; Rick Dennis. Rio Grande College. .• .,..;:;;;:;;;::,._ _ IOiler. Miami University, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ford and 'W!liW IU<tmAI!m:a; Tailcrt~l Tn·Or·out<r laott Ia IUcTrs! Fa•hioned by Lauro Large and Extra Large. Michael Morrill. Ashland Coll· 1family of Kirkersville visited ' 1 Moe Life in. 65% Forlrel PolyeJltr, 35o/o Cotton Broa&. A ege. during the holiday season with eWtk. No wardrobe iJ complete withous this veiJatik .llylt, ,. • her parents, the Rev. and Mrs. This heavyweight 100'/. rlono to perjecJWtl/ If hUe. Sir<~ 30 to 3/J, pure wool Jac Shirt Is PI.,N DANCI!l Clyde Bartlett and family. See this beautiful line or "Laura Mae" Girt fully cut with man-siud room The Middleport Hi gh Scnool Blouses- dressy and tailored styles in solids and for lots of free •wingin' oclion. 'B•nd Boosters Association will prints. Beat Winler to the punchstop Tn for a Kolesport wool Member of Pomen>y 1 sponsor a teen daoct party at Mn. Buel Ridenour, Mrs. Joe Shirt in your size. Choose from a v.oriety of pll · Is, in Gold Stor Christmas ·' the high school gym, !hill FrlGuy Summerfield, Mrs. Mary button front style, or 1mart zipper front. Si1e1 S, M, L, XL. C11h Glve-A-y day from 9:30 p. m. to 11:30 B, Heines and Mrs, Jack Ronp. m., following the MiddleportU son were in Marietta recenlly Gallipollll basketball game, The The story of General William attend a Chmtmas demona • • • • • • • • • Jays wiU be in charge. Booth and hls Joug eareer witb strotion by Mrs. Gilbert CUllms, -- ----· - --- -the Salvation Army was given held at the Manetta College. when the Middleport Literary Mrs. Emmogene Lolu1 enter· Club met Wednesday afternoon ed University Hospital, Coloma! the bome of Mrs. Carl Horky. bos, Wednesday, for observaMiss Bess Sanborn reviewed the tion and treatment. . FOR best seller, "The General Next Mr. and Mrs. Phil W!lllamto God" by Richard Collier. son were m Chllllcothe ThanksCHRISTMAS GIVINGI Miss Sanborn recounted her glVlng for 8 fa~ru\y dJO.ner at . !rl the home of !herr daughter and expenence as a young g · 1 M THE BEST boardi at the Salvation son m aw, r. on<! Mrs. Hugh ug . . Black. Others present were Mr. AT BUDGET PRICESI Army Homo iD Chicago while and Mrs Rohert Gardner and attending Optometry School and Dr. and. Mrs. Robert Gardner Styled by Kalla-with graeefulness and colorful also llearmg Evangelme Booth Olld family of Columbus and beauty. Relcomatic locks--bumper edge trim-light, speak while living there. The Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boster but oh so sturdy. Choose from 3 popular colors: New author tells of !be begioning of Blld family of Gallipolis. dawn white, red and medium blue. tile Salvation Army iD tbe Mr. and Mrs. Phil WiJUameS.. Our Complete Une of Airway Luggage and Attache Cues slums of England and General son were Tuesday v!sitora Jn Booth's work In bringlug tbe Gallipolis. •A GOLD Army and its workers world Mrs. Jolm Smith returned I TAR Spoclol Purch1s1 for Our Christmas Solo GIVE HANES UNDERWEAR wide attention. He described borne Thursday evening, after STORE" th• life of hard discipline and a several days. visit in Coium· FOR THAT LITTLE EXTRA Ptrtlcipating ln service to others that the Sal· bu. with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pomeroy'1 $600. GIFT vatlon Army worker must be Smith and family. Sho was acCbrilrtmas Cash able to do concluding with the, companied home by her dougllHan•• Jacquard Rose Pattern in Rose, Green, Gold epitopr of General Booth-"He i 1er and son in law, Mr. ond Give-Aw~y . Aslc make• a brlel Cared for the Unfortunate." Mrs. H. R. Waller and daugh· for your fr·ee BATH TOWELS .................. SALE $1.00 The meeting was opened with I ters of Toledo who were enroute lor oomtort HAND towELS ................ , .. SALE 59c \ 11'-'kel the club collect led by the presMarietta to visit his parents. WASH CLOTHS ................... SALE 29c ident, Miss Susan Park. The IMr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith. &y one word-Hanee-and resignation of Mrs. Henry Null, Harold Willlam Lemley Ill conyou 'II get all theu featu reel who has moved to Crooksville, fined to hill home, Liberty Ave. Gentle athletic 1upporl w•s accepted with regret. EJect. by iJIIH!ss. Hygienk: dooble-thick 11al HALLMARK WRITING PAPER ed to the nominating committee I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddie Highlyabtorbent cotton. VeUex, 'Finelaid and Ripplelaid. White and eolors. wt!re Mrs. Clyde Ingles, Mrs. Lem~ey bave returned to their Heat-reaiatant tlutic in walltPlain and decorated. Lined envelopes. ~!;mer son Jones, Mrs. James i home, Columbus after a several blnd and too liiiOnlnoo. $1.00 ·1.25 -1.50-1.75 and 2,00 per box Euler, past president, chr. . days wlsit witb his his parents, Slzos28to50 They will report at tbe bus!- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wlillam ness meeting in January. Four·, Lemley. Amtricl'a fiYorltt T·shirt wi1tl teen members answered rolll ----rtinlon:ed neck that won't -. call with a comment on !bel SON IS BORN S·M·l·Xl , Ale and Mrs. Rush Philson PAPER WEIGHT ,;p-..ro;:~!~"iiim'".======;;;;;; r are announcing the birth of loy WOGdc~1fl I their first child, a son, Tue.. Perfect Desk A<ce11ory. Por h<ODo or olJlce. Puppy ASK FOR OUR day, November 30 in Plainfield, Paperclip Perpetuo1 Coland Pen, Pull)' Olt-n-Pen, N. J. The bsby bss been named . endar. ~and Pen. Eric Lewis PhilBOD. Maternal You'll find 1 complete aelection of Hanes 16 PAGE CATAlOG FEAmRING grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. 5 tiCh TONIGHT $1.00 Nch Underwear for men and: boys in the Charles Rausch of Wesfleld, NOT OPEN TOYS AND GIFT IDEAS GALORE! me111 and boYI department - Brief& N. J., and paternal grandJ~arT-8hirb - Drawen - Lona; Sleeve • i. "?It li*'W•z! TW'Tifillt"W#bV:~iMW-\tiJil"····· FRIDAY thru TUISDAY enls are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shirts - Unlon SUllo - and In Ill Jdw Docombor 3·7 Philson, Bacino. Great grand· from the smalleat to tl1e eJ.tra large. Alk any of the Wolt Dl.,.or'o parents inclnde Mrs. Fred Philu1es people to help you find the Jtyle you waot, PHONE •oLD YELLIR" JTecbnicolor) !lOll and Mrs. Gomer Lewis, 1 WY 2-3498 Dorothy M<Guire, Fe 81 Par· Racine. Airman Philson Ill serv•••:aMt•••t~~r..SMIII!Ii!:l~illllll'*lllillllll•FiiiTVDIIIIIIIIIIIIIYI-ltll. l . ."lllil!¥-7 ~ Clluck Connor&, Tomllll' lng with the U. S. Air Force 1 Futurette: in Okinawa. He ls a graduate Opon All Doy WNk Doyo '\ Floo~, tho '""'IO OtiH ol Middleport High school and 0 ond Prldoy ond llt•rdoy Nlthll Colorcolioon a lorOier re~idenl of MiddleAdmllolon 711< a. toe •annsraan=a.JIIIffESbD.RD!_.~.Bf. . .P DNMJif 1~;;;;~~~~-----Ji~ 1................................................-................................J U .. .. • 1 11 • •, llemo lor tbe ooclal coleatlar are welcomed bul cu be ....,pled lor DO more tbu 1 A 6.30 p. m dinner ol the Mr. and Mrs, Ira Butcher and three do)" tIssues) parlor to 1 \!artm resuwnmt preetded the I family, Jim and Judy, were lle dale Ia llle nolle•. !lema 1November meettng of Delta ! Thanksgiving dinner guests of 1 Jbould be brief, and dearly Kapp.J Gamma r~cent l~· at the i Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones wrllleD or lyped II maUod. home ot Mr.s Nan Moor~. Mid~ :and Mrs. Lena McElhinney. Resef'le your Bulova while selections are complete , ' •''J • ' ·• PLAN CHRISTMAS HAPPINESS NOW! •• ·-· ·-~ · · ~· · · · " ' " · ··· · ~· ··· · ···"• ·-,·t,··· ··l.;.:.!' ''"''' ;t!': ·· .......~t"~·......f .... ;.;. t""~.;.:t. "-.'' ·· -~ -" '' .. .. .. MOUSE TRAP CUP-N-CAI!NDAR $p Elbtrfelcls An Open 8oth Frklay and Satlnfay Nights Until 9 Elberfelds In Pomeroy, ~~~:·----------------~ .;,. -- ".,~-------~;\ Chairman of Giant Steel Firm says Opportunity of Youth Lies in Education 3 t lu One of the nation's top business leaders, Paul H. Carnahan, chairman and chief executive officer or the &he ' National Rteel Corporation, was honored by approxi, mateiy :' ,o Meigs countians Thursday night in the Southern High Sehool auditorium . Mr. Carnahan, a native son of Racine village, was r~cogruzed for hJS nse from humble beginnings to na· tiona! prominence in the steel industry during the an· CAPE KENNEDY - GEM· nual Meigs County Farm-City banquet sponsored with ini 7's marathon pilots today the asSJstance of the Southern Development Corporation. coasted into the final 24 hours DANIEL COLE The banquet concluded a busy dav for Mr. Carnabefore launch with weather han who lefl a tight schedule in Detroit to return to posing the only threat to the Meigs county where hund· l start of their two-week space reds of re~idents waited to ISouthern High School auditorflight which mav be extended pay hlm tribute. ium again paid the native son by a duy. Mr. Carrmhan Is a captain 01 · high tribute. Mr. Carnahan Things W1!re SQing so well for Industry In the Horatio Alger t~Jce received a standing ovaSalurday's 2:30 p.m. tEST] ODS rogs-lo·riche• pattern. !Ion from the large crowd. blastoff that astronauts Frank Frank Cleland, Racme postBarman and James Lovell Mr. Carrmhan arrived at Wood master and masler of ceremorr ' planned to. ~ake. the aftern.oon Daniel W Cole Governor of County, W. Va., airport In Park- ies. late in the evening presentoff arter Sltlmg m on the fmal oh· . · . '. . ersburg at 11:45 a.m. and was ed Mr. Carnahan a large plaq· 10 LIOns Dlr.ilrJct J3-H decision making session this ' wtll · o~ h"IS VISit · · to . be speaker at a dinner' for greet.ed by a delegation of Meigs ue ·1~ recogniho~ ~- -, ·' -~~•.. ~p'-•· ,,~~ mormng. 1p L" Cl b be count1ans. Racme and a c1tatJon of honor ~~~~";rves";~d ~.,;;e~ni r~i The Carnahan c•ravan ar- from Ohio Gov. Jmes A. Rho- 1 PRESENTS PLAQUE - Paul H. Carnahan, Chairman of the Board of National Steel Corporation, recelva TOKYO COMMUNIST , g g rived at South Hi h h 1 des. a plaque of recogmtJOn from Racme Postmaster Frank Cleland, master of ceremonies of the banquet beY North Viet Nam admitted .to- at 7 clock at the Pleasant In the earl an!~oon ~he~ ~e Mr. Carnahan, In a short talk, Thursday mght m the Southern High School auditorium. --Sentinel Photo ... day that Amencan BJr raHls Point Re.sor_t. . . steel cor Yration executive was round residents of Meigs coun· have hurt its economy and caus- The reJgmng Mtss Ohio, Val. po ty !•friendly teo d I B\t~~£W::tf¥.ill:4t£1! DO:.'-:;T:2Wki ed a cutback in Industrial de- erie Jan Lavin of Canton, will ly,down .. reoFred Robinson, ouhtandlng velopment. also att~nd the dmner. A style M C h k b ,Y-n "I have been pleasantly im· end on Middleport'!! 19&5 footshow w1ll be presented by r. ~rna an spo e ne Y . . . was contained y Sc II ' s . A y to the high school students in pressed With the attentmn glvltall squad, was named secThe admission . vonnein Middleport. a y s pm - . arn Rarme, . just as he did . tater m . en me on my return,,, S&i"d Mr. In 8 brief report by the official shop ood team, Clas11 A, AII-OhIo Communist Chinesf New Chtna Lion Gov Cole is a native of the afternoon at Pomeroy and Carnahan. by the Ass&ciatf1:1! Press today. News Agency on a top level Cl k b . w v H . Middleport urging them to toke Mr. carnohan added, 'To • He also was listed as bonor· I A Middleport fJTen'"n \\!II call al iur~ about every meeting in Hanoi tbe- North ~r s urg, ·f .e 1 ~ owner advantage 'of the opportunities great measure the future of our able mention on the UPI all- home m Middleport Sunday to receJve donations or c~n· 1 Vietnamese capita; ~ ~an~ge~o. ~tes Ttre a.nd ,available to them. He stressed country is going to rest on th!~ H pe was held here Wednes- Ohio team. Ined. goods to boost the department's 17th annual dlitde -t: PPY m ane a. it is a must to obtain the best lyouth attending Southern Local da/that wtlen all . townships I So tb ate Obi Le , butwn of rood baskets to I- - - _._ WASHINGTON -THE AD· possible education each can schools and many others like hove reported the 13000 goal I ld: e s rod o ~gue the need) al Christmas. led to Post Office Box144, Mlit ministration, cons._, •• of "some af~rd. 1m them . • bope they lake it ser· ' of the 1065 Red Cr~ Fund I bo~!.~'::'em.:i::· ·:i:~ The drive. sc heduled tu begin 1d;?or\ or Conlact lthe ma~'f' disturbing siJ9!" , t could arna n was also present- musly. Dnve will have been met. at l p m, Will be house - to- 0 IC!:! unng regu ar wo Ill pelfti-towl{f1 is read ~ ed_ keys to the towns of Racine, The Detroit executive, stress. . I wer_e Braee Slmpwa, ~me- hour.;e. hours. The number In Ill lng a battery · ..e.pons ~ Middleport and Pomeroy dur· in& opportunities for the youth County DriVe ChaJrman Paul i roy, Jay Broob and Gary , famJiy should be mduded. hejld oU lllell ·a tllreat. mg his. visits to the schools. A~~ commented,."Edu.cotioo iB bsrd: Casci, reporting Wednesday all Hsyn.,, NeisonvlUe... A followup will be made Sun· The .Illristma& basket etil, I.. ~rt Htl1, Jr .• president of Ra· Jy denied anyone today who the Decem~ meetm.g at Vet- ~~;f.J''i"¥-~~"'"'tN<:~,',..;'.w."'"'-' 1day, nee. 12. but wtll not be a! mittee has asked that .5 ~reasury secretary Henry H. Cine council. made the presen·lputs forth the effort to get it" erans Memorial hospital, OX· I house. to- house firemen !hal die rt firemen re rtall10 tilt • Fo'lrler, In a speecll Thursday tatJon m behalf of Mr. Carna·I He urged the paren!J of child tended 1115 personal appreria· '"Sl w1ll make p1ckups miSsed po po • 1day · ti f nan's h t M I - t· to h h ll th s d stat1on at 12 311 Sunday Dec• ., td lbe NaIIonaI ASSOCIB on o LANCASTER, Ohio IUPil orne own, ayor Cha~-1 ren to support their youngstt!rs l?n everyone w o as con-I I IS un a~ m uniform ' Manufacturers In New York, . _ 1es Legar presented the key ml in their quest for education tr1buted and helped the dnve. j , . discus,.d some of the danger ~ you~tg moth•;· app;'e~lj,.ct';- 1 Pomeroy and Mayor Lee Smith Still on education Mr Co;na- Mr Casci said he believes the ! F~remen >sk that the dona. signals. Included was a trend . aug . over omes IC 1 leu· made the presentation at Mld- h "d ,, ' · oal ma be met when all retLOns of ran goods bt' plaeed this year of IIKire risin• prices lieS With her husband, shot and Idleport 1. an SOl ' What man can Imag-1 g y I on porches II res idenls are not • d d h l h'ld ' I me man can do" ports are m and leS5 falling ones than in woun e er wo young c I rf"n The Carnahan caravan of 8· . . . . ' gomg to be lmme ThiS would any year since 1958, a reces- Thursday night and then at bout two dozen Meigs countians I Carnah~n saJd a brdhant fu- ' Chapter . Chat,rman Ver~n Ihelp speed up the wol k of col• slon year. Fowler added that tempted suicide. then lunched with the lndustri.l lure awaits the youth of tuday Nease preSided at the meetmg Ileclmg. , the oount 's su lies of un· Fairfield County sheriff's dep- alist at the Martm Restaurant and added that he feels they wmlwben reports of the secretary ANNISTON, Ala (UPI ) - ~ : used man~wer ~d machinery uties said Mrs. Carolyn Sue Me- l in Middleport Mr. Carnahan I (Contmued on page 6) and tresurer were read and Alabama Circu1t Judge Robert Everyone Wtl!tng tu donate to a ore at their lowest level Since ·~·V/ . z;, fired • pistol other then attended • "Get Re-Ac- 1 •ccepted. iParker today formally sen ten. l the proJect al~n may leave do 1961 ~hildren and then tried to shoot I quainted" hour at the Racine l M~ry Ham~. blood pr~g~am ced the first wh1te man in nattons at town hall Name~ . herself The gun had a malfunc- LegiOn hall al 6 p m 11 ' chmman, said the next VISit of modern Southern hiStory to be Iof needy fam il ies m<v be maJ I· ' . I . . w ere ue the Bloodmobtle Unit Will be . ted b . (. d --- Metg~ County fruit WASmNGTON - DESPITE hon, aOO she at~emplerl to INIJJ I was reunited With stveral school· ' Monday Dee. 27th at the Porn- ~nvtc y a J.ury o mur er ' • - are mvil.ed to ~ttend the 11111111 the drama of British Foreign oot a closed win<low from the mates eroy Ju~ior High building from m a racial slaymg. I Tn-Coonty FrUJt School 'I'IIUiio Secretary Michael Stew~r.t's ap· second, story bedroom of _om~:_ guests last night at noon until six. Many donors are I Parker was to Impose a 10. 1 ' day . December 9 at the Am~~--· pea~ over _Mosco~ telev1s1on for fathers horne, about _four miles EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) _ needed to keep this program go- year sentence stipulated by the 1 vil le Grange Hall. an Jmmediale V1et Nam peace north of here os Oh1o 158. About one million persons 10 a ing I all _ white. male jury wh"h I Among the top1cs to be ... conference, U.S. orficlals doubt ~harles Kennedy, the womsprawling section of the South- Others present were Alwilda t found Hubert Damon Strange, ~ldered wit! be "Tree cart ~ ed the Commurusts would buy an 8 father, heard the .sho.ts and west were plunged into dark- Werner, treasurer; Dorothy 25, guilty or second degree murter the 17 Year locust and the ideo. ' rushed mto the room m time to ness Thursday night by the Smifll, secretory and Fronk der in the nightrider killin~ nf ' era I management in Di!oeat!OI)it There was more. Interest .m p~ll ht~ daughter away from the nation's second giant electrical Vaughan. Negro Willie Brewster last July lrol" bv ~r. B.lalr Janson. Washington today m the cJT· wmdo• She was hospllalize<l I A Ch . 1 Lf 11 • power failure wlthm 8 monlh. I El' Ells.arth Powell 15 84 Stale Umvers!ly, Also cumstances under which Stew- w1th cuts from the broken wmrls mas g tmg Contest The blackout which blanket I Reed. ll died w · ed w1ll bt> ' 'Management 11 art made the appeal then m dow. IWJI~ _be sponsored thts year in ed about 20 000' 1 uare miles 0 j PLAN ~ANCE The jury returned il!i verdict his ~~ee.Mr Po ~n~s:a~ " penences" in connection 3 what he actually said. He was The children, Bradley, 4, and a jomt effort by the Rutland \fest texas ~nd s~uthern New The Rarme H1gh School A· Thursday afternoon after more a residen.t f th ~ d 11 en "Pick Your Own and the simply repeating ~reviou~ .Brit- Flynn. 3 months, were in criti· ~~~~~~Club and the Rutland Mexico, was quickly traced to lumrti .Assn. will sponsor ~ th~n 10 hours of actual dehher- ea for the p:st ~ e':.s<; :~de ::~ ~ er Makt Money" by b;.h calls ror Russta to JOin m c~l cond1t10n at Children's Hos- C\ass~s Garde~rs. stalled gass regulator in El· ldance m the _7-8th grade aud1- abon. Twenty ballots were tak- a memher of t~e Reedsville I Dempsey of Jackson; s~nsormg a mee~lng of all na. plt.al m Columbus. Deputies elude._ ri\~ Judged WJII ~- Paso, and service restoration tonum fo!lowmg the Southern- en by lhe panel, wtth 1h e l Chnsltan church Peacht'S 1Canning) by bons ~ncerned IR the South- said Bradley was shot in the ious and e Jgtous, NO? . rehg· began in a little more than an Pomeroy. basketball game S~t- votes reported to have ~wung l Survtvmg are a. brothe-r Otho Layner, Storage or Peood. east Asia war. head and Flynn in the r.ht•sl. pnze 1 Doothr D~r.ations. ~e hour· urday mghl. The dance, wtth from &-4 ror acqUittal to unam- Powell of Reffisvill · 1 Ralph Frash; SelURi Depu t'Ies sald Mrs. McE' . in the s or e wmnms a sts er and Fea tl.~ by Ralph .... watn varioUll te • entnes . I President Johnson ordered musi<: by "Those Four Guys, " mous agreement on convJrtwn. IMrs Lillie ThomJs eReedsvllle 11'1:'rs WASI!INGTON -:- ~R. lfi!GH had been emotionally disturb&! be $10 for th ~a gor~es wlll l military assistance made avaU4 w~ll end ~t muinight P~o~ I and a numbel of m~es and ~ Markrt Avarlble by --,... L. Dryden, the brJlhant scJent· smce she left her husband Bil- 15 1 e Jrst pme and able tile affected area and w!ll go lftto the assocJatlon's phe s Bentlev. 1st . engineer generally regard- lie Doyle Mcilwain, two days ligiO::~ ~:n~O:r~z~e~ 1.:· r~ Instructed Chairman Paul S. scholarship fund. F~neral ' '""'"" will be held In the afternoon tile ed as the man wbo fed the Unll· ago. She took the children to lor first prize and 13l , Swidler of llle Federal Power! I Saturdav at 2 P m al the Reeds Censu• and What II MeiDl e<.t States into the space age, the home of her parents. prize in the doo d or second Commission to .end an expert! Veteraas Memorial Ho!pltal vt\le Ch~t stlan ch~rch with Rev You m Management" died Thursday nlgllt of cancer Judging on the rcon~~~a!~b. invesllpte the failure. Admlsolou -Mrs. Nathan KoEldon Blake officiating. Buriai discusled by. Elldd;on~:=~ at the age of 67. . NOW YOU KNOW held Monda e e . curek, Racme: Orman Mays, will be m the Reeds~·JIIe ceme- tenston Frmt SJ One of the key men m the SUme rots appear have a• ber Y v mng, Decem· WEATBE Reedsville: Joann Eses, Midter Friends ma .. IState Univeroity. Rllplil vast U. S. space program, lnnale fear of the smell of cato and ~0 betwee~llth~ hours of 8 p I R dleport ; Claude Reitmire, Porn· Howard Dalley was elected Wn;ie Fune;al hr~all10 a~~ will also discuss " : : : ; Dryden was deputy administra- otben seem to lick that fe~ p. m. . mes Whlch j arty cloudy toalcbt, I lew eroy. fire chief and Lee Smith. out· viii t ·Agency Use and R tor of th~ National Aeronautics but have 11 Jnberlted tear of 8 ~ ~eoo~a~ Will be ~udgedl Upt &bowen eut, low %1-34 Discbarge1 - Julia Gibbs, going mayor. was named the one hany Jme and al the church ! in Social Security and and Space Adminl~lration (NA· tbe slgllt of makes. a~ll .: ecJSlon of thl fudges WOI~ 32-31 - · Salllrday part. Pomeroy; Nancy Watson, Tup. new first aid chief during 1 e oor pnor to the servJces 1man's Compensatloll. "' :~~ SA). He was tbe fll"llt and only WI !ural. ly clond)', a Utile eooler, Pers Plains. • meeting or tile Middleporl Wells. Manager of tbe I man hold tbe post since the Volunteer fire department r pie lnslitute, will also WORLD Governor Cole Will Speak at Ll• n.·nner . ° e;es;:;~~ ~ul~eor~:!robody Hope Held GoaIW"ll I to~~: pe~~~ F•Iremen WI•II Begin Drive sunday at l In. M.Iddleport BeReached t 1 Mother Wounds Two Children, r ! Tnes , SUICI , 'de F' 1 . Wh1te Man Sentenced ' . For Murder 1 Ion Texans I Jn Blackout Mi}}' ?er FrUit• Growers InVIted tO Tn-CoSchoo} ero•• Eh Powell 84 Of ReedS\,. I')]e n·Ies at Horne Garden Clubs PIan on test c a. me\lf6 to Dailey EJected Chief Fireman to to 1 Lron t on or 1T 7 , ar ren Local to be Adm l•tt d t s th t e 0 0 u eas e ...n L ootp to •Kency was estobllshod in 1958. COLUMBUS - MORE Olfi(). ans were on tbe job and earned more money In \he fiscal quarter ending June 30 than in any other quarter in history, the Bureau of Unemployment ' compensatlm IBUC) revealed ~~Y·o! June 30, tbere were 1,629.715 workers under unernplo)'lllent compensation eamlug 1 total of l311'174tl!ll 49 both .... records All with llree .., ~ employ".. mwst ,.port payrolla to tbe BUC. I Either Ironton of La Th co t wrence e proposed consolidation In- After a g~neral di&Ctllllion In~~ or Warren Local of Wash- eludes five school districts, league presldenl B. F. Auer: ei gllth :~ly wiU become the three hJgh schools an<! two Athena principal, appolllted a Oht!'"~~l~tl~ LeSoutll- elem~ntory scbools. They in· committee, lncludlnl himself. to in the next two or three a~e, elude. Middleport, Pomer<>)'and study appllcatlona and _Hlecl if th sed Uda yeas. Rutland high schools, and Bed- one scllool as !be elgllth Diem· ~propo conso !loa of lord and Salisbury elementary ber of the league alter eonsou~:.. ef: ~untythschool dls- schools. dation. other membero .;, tile 1 vmaies ~ ng MI;IJ exempted M~ lost night with SEQ. committee are hlgll sclwoi prtn. Porn Ill eport and AL ofiicJals were PrJn.:Jpol clpals Jameo N. M. Davio, GalIQUAD CALLI!D The"7Eo~ccom~ltsedhed. n I I JomeJ Mayneo and athletic dl- lipolis; John Worthlnaton, JilekThe uLw E· rece v ot c a rector AI Brown or lronlon Higll son. and Harl- Ell'·· t.. ......eport R oquad con!lrmalion, al the resuJar Scllool. Tile league bas already ., "'""' .h . .!ter., n ,~:~..!t ~f.. Pp,~: :~: ~:"t)!':tn!1:u=.:u:~ :0\:::.tp~l::n!h~~E~;~: :!=u• •=Is, . hOwever, B kF , . an amihes Thursday night. I Other fire dep•rtment offi-i DI'ne at Mart•"n cers chosen were Robert Fi~jh· er, ossislant fire chief ; Pet• Kloes, captain: Don Mills, rirst 1 Lt.; Lewis Ellis. Second Lt., and Raymond Russell third Lt main at eight teams Tllere wlll ' . be nine with the ac~ lance of Emergency . rescue squad of· either Ironton or w:rren Lo- flc,.ls elected along with Smith col, but It would revert eiKill' were Dove Ohhnger, asst. first Iller already contracted games aid chief:. Russ~IJ Mills •. first are playfd off the schedule !aid coptam; Sm1th, preSJdenl; ' IDon Mills. vice president: OhIn other bosineso la•t night linger, secretory. and Gerald league officials received rom. Anthony, treasurer. pleled plano from the secretary for tbe 11161 Fresllman BasketLODGE TO MEET ball d- 8 an aseball tournaments. Racine Lodge 461 F and A.M. to of ,I . ,. 18 tm ~~e:!ll '::nq:!. :'!; ~~;l,d n:..:•l7, '::i~ ~~x!=~~~EI:~· a~ d e champsoo IChooL art• .,,., . menta will ba llllfVBd. ,•• .,,., ~ ·~ . ' . . il open one mterested in fruit to· tion and marketing, . to c. E. Blakes!.. County .. f The annual Chnstr:'as party tenston Agent. , or e~r_nploy~s a_nd d1rectors of! ---r::::~:::::::;;:;;:;t lbe CJ!Izens NatiOnal Bank of Middleport was beld Thursdav night. ·1 The group enjoyed dinner at tbe Martin restaurant and then SNOPPI*S ret~rned to Lhe bank for presen· DIYS tot10n of gJfts, enlertainmenl, ' and games . Atrending were P,lr. and Mrs. 8 nd Rndney Downing, Mr. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mr. and M"' Manning Kloes. Mr. and Mrs Jack Satterfield Mr and Mrs Harold H hb rd' M nd Mrs. ~M~uuta!~~": =Yth!~uM::te,"a~ :::r: ;::al~, w:: =to~::::.·~:;; m'!n~ :W=.m;b;l;u:"t!!~m':{~! ~m~:C~~~f=~~ %~: ~::,rsMrG<;~d ~~~r= be ooe team by 1967. aext two lhteo yeara. melllbershlp lilt s='*' et wlll be held al tbe Masons invited. Refresh. Fultz and Mr. and Mrs. Robert .Of m~et~~ing SialltiD � 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 12. December 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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