http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4a3262e18d34c520d8d8f614ddda8b78.pdf 95819639207f91ffe8bac5f29d84f9cf PDF Text Text '1. ... . ot' ~ ~ •• I .... ' ·U·, lation Service held by Bethel No. ,62 ~!!~~:~ :Ill I p·t4 . .... . . ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ' U'1111: • :,. ' .. . I • Over Holidays Is Hostess to Staff OfficerS lnst,llation orftcerg wa. , anie Pullen, chaplain; Dorothy nell, associate guardian, were IJohnson of Racine chapter. due to Illness, and Janice eoucb, Gi.,en by Mayen held wnen B•tbel No. 6! of the 1Toney,. recorder; Carmen Sal.l introduced Of!ic"ers installed were Linchoir member, will be Installed The Northwestern Education Mr. :rs.lioy "/:yer, son 1 lnte• nauonl Order of Job s I ser Pnce, semor custodian; I Also introduced were Council Ida Yost honored queen : Lin_l at a later date. Association held their annual ined ~' tJirS:cy d~o Mr B 1 N tzHng was hod1 Daughters met Monday _evening 1Susie Price, _junior custodian; ! member, Daisy Blakesl~e. sec-1 da Lyon: senior princess; Pam F 11 . th Installation Miss Christmas party last week jn : r C~sttli:S da; atey the~ eM f~ ~mber ldeetiq: at the Pomeroy ~asomc Tem- : Sandra Brewington ~uckeydoo, ; retary ; Mabel Goeglei~, treas- 1Cleek, JUnior princ~ss ; B~cky Bla: o~mg re:ented the bonor- the Home Economics room in home Oak St. ' of the Melgs Temple Staff and pie •1th over lOll m attendance. , flag bearer; Jenntfer Lohse, t urer ; Margaret Yost, d1rectress! Nease, guide; Debbie Kmg, es ee. P . t Miss Yost the High school. Vernon Weber Gu;sts were Mr and Mra Offleerll Club held Mondat ... ~ennlfer Blakeslee, retinng l rr.usician; and Roberta Kraeu.! of musiC; Ada Nease, promoter 1marshal; carol King, chaplain; edd quleen' pm 0 1 1ft d as Sants Claus distributed gills C J Sb:oUSI daugil~ niDI! The Neulzlfllll hod wu flonori!d queen, w.as escorted ter , soloist of sociability ; Beth Pullen, cus- 1Annette Warner, first messen- ;;. ta M~ss •81 aa:es 'for an u:change, and there wBs chart~ of Columbus· Mr dec~ated throughout tn .teep. uno the Bethel room and lo the Past honored queens tnlroduc- l Indian of poraphernalla· Wil- l ger· Susan Lanning, second '" .: pres~ f h If' a carol sing led by Maurita Mil· I Mro WWlam Mayer' and. aon ing with the hoUday 10~ east by Pa~J M. Darnell asso- ;ed were. Lmda_ Darnell, Mary i· Uam Hayes, promoter of fi- me~senger ; Sheila Cowan, third ~~sw~d: £I sO:~ if~r ~si: Jer with Elizabeth Webster ac-- Ric!Qr, Mr. and Mrs. Kermli The meetfn& was oper;ed 1 Walton and son, Scott Mr. and with a Cbrlsbnas reading enlltcl•te guardt•n where she was 1 Toney. Stephame Pullen, Car- nance; Helene Mullen, promot- i messenger; Donna Theiss, fifth D Smlth per ted M~ Blakes- eompanlst. lntrCJdured ~s lnstallmg off~t:ttr \ men Pnrt>, Sandra Lurkeydoo · er of hospit.ality; .and Guy Cow- l messenger Debbie Hill librarian · . presen h ed Other musical numbers in- Mrs. Donald Hauck ~ daugb- led ''PoiQsettias" by Mrs. Phil 8 1 by E!·;lt' . D. S~mth. ~uardmn . and Jt:-~niler Lohse. Mr. and ' an, promoter of fraternal rela-' Mary Francis, Musician : Pa- le.e ~ltb :stB :~r :u:~ eluded a vocal solo, "0 Holy ter Donna Marie Mrs. tnHe Meinhart. New officers wert O!hPr ms1alhng officer~ were · Mrs Dav1d Yost, parents of the 1 tions, and three worthy rna- tricia London, recorder; Ann pm ~m hi eh e e .80 ed 00 1Night," sung by Jean Tillis, Hauck, Mrs. Edg~ Arnold electP-d. and Include Betty Spen. trl 1 l!t'd to the roum and intro- 1honort'd queen-elect, were in-' trons who registered the guests McClintock treasurer· Betsy paren b wb ch was thepmn senJor at Rutland High School, and ann Jerry and '"·· Linda cer president· Mn Maline M' k · ' ' ' her ro e y er mo r --. "'Will • • . • • dured b~· ISS Bla <'Sl("e and tn- , trodurt'd and es~orted: to seats · Naomi King of Evangeline ! Cunningham, senior custodian; ''ft ted ~ Mrs and a group l'Omposed of Roy Darnell, Pomeroy. During tbe Owens, vice president: Doris c:lud~t.l, . Ll r.da Darnell, gu1de; j in .the e,')st,. after which Mrs. Chapter, Barbara Walker, Porn- Nancy Yost, junior custodian; 8 G.iths ~ereDpres~~ and to th~ Miller, Howard .cole, Mrs. Non- afternoon special music waa· en· Bailey, treasurer; Etta LemleJ Man Ioney, marshal; Steph- 1Smith, guardian, and Mr. Dar- 1eroy Chapter, and Mary Loy ,Karen Hawley, inner guard; ~ 1 j b \r :r~~ k 1 Each ! ~a Roberts, Miss _Martha Oh· joyt.'d and gifts were exchan.g.: and Joan C1ark flower eommi'- - - --Kathy King, outer guard and 8 _the . Y " · a es ee. ell hnger and Mrs. M1ller singing ed. Joining the group In the tee. · .. - '"""""·"" .,._,,.,.,,,. , Crool.· 8 are Hosta Martha Vost, Twila Clatwor- tnsta~•ng of;tcer :.~~:~~nk "0 Christ?'" Tree" and "SI· evening w•re Mr. and Mrs, 11 ,... announced that lhl f J A H I'd D. thy Kathy Francis, Sandy Zer- mem er we e pr t , lent Nlgbt • In German. Charles Hayes, son CHarles and January meetlllll W<lu!d be a ! L 0 I U)' mner oys Party kle: Mickey Wolfe, Kathy Bunce, ~··~bud cors~ges .;,r c~rn~r':' I Games were played with Miss daughter, Mary Sue and Miss plaaned dinner meeUDII at lht 1 J Mr. ~nd Mr.s. Waite~ Crooks • Nancy Buchanan, Kathy Wat- ou onmeres Y r. an · ,Sally Schaaf in charge. The Marcy Owens, Columbus and Southern Ohio . '"" ~ entertamed Wltlt a Chnstmas Event son Carla Morr~ and Ruth Vost who also presented their Iblessing was given by the Rev. Electric social room Jan. 24. ~ dinner Saturday at tbeir home I An~ Lacey, choir members. daughter w•lh a guest book. all William Thorpe. Doring the ENTERTAIN AT HOME The traveling prize bro)ll!hl by 0 Page-81. Att~ndmg were MI:· The Senior High class of the Debbie Hayes fourth messenMiss . Blakeslee .tha~ed t progmm hour Mrs. Nellie Tra~ Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea enter· Mrs. William ADmBD wa1 woll ?-.It'~ Sophia Baronick of .. nd Mr~. Danny Thomas, Vl- Middleport First Baptist Church I ger and Joy Theiss choir mcm- for the!~ ~~lp ~ur~n~h n::~l cy gave a reading. "Mandy's tained with a dinner Christmas by Mnl. N<eutzling. &:onJ,,Iro. P.a., Mrs. Mildred ; ~~na~. Va.: Mr. and Mrs. held a Christmas dinner and 1 ber, who were unable to attend term 8 ~ h 11SS . : . ~ 11 t' a 1Christmas." Refreshments of at their home, Minersville. Games were played and prtz.. O'Br ,, 11 washington D c w Cr~s and daughters, party ("ast week at the church.· for their e P dm e m a a l~n. 1sandwiches, salad, punch and Guests were Mr. and Mrs, Gro- es won by Mulne Owens, Mrs. . . • . ., Pam and Cmdy Middleport· F I l h f th Ilea , Davtd Former, _V'""' . "-Mrs \lax ine Freeman and Ed· IG Cr · • Tony ower, eac er o e ...U&¥h!t• .,, llli>.,..m;c:u, ;I<Zdllldl'l' •Members an . .guests were fm- 1co ffee were served wt'th Jean ver Erb and Mra• ~-·t a:Q;~mJ .. a-nla vl't'cus ward B.Jronick, Fairmont, W. ene ooks, Columbus; Mrs. class, presented glfL, to tbose vtted lo the dmtng room or ITillis and Betty Clark of the Pomeroy; Mr. and Mro. Larry and Mrs. Melnliart. RefresbVa. lllld Mr. and Mrs. Chnton ! Henry Fruth, Miss Kathr~n present and Dave Jenkins, presrefreshments whi~h wer.e serv- 1FHA presi~ing at tbe silver Thomas and daughter, Melinda ments of sandwiches, CDQkJn Fishl'r ,1f Pomerov wei·e holi- 1~ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Iident, presented Mr. Fowler and f ed from a table wit~ white cov- coffee service and punch bowL of Columbus: and Mr. and Mrs. and punch were .served from 111 " • nd M W ' "'" and children. Henry and I the Rev Donald Boone lamOU er and centered With an ar-~ In charge of the food were Mra. Larry B...,. and son Stevie table decorated with the bollda ~ gut-~ I:i. 0 f mr. a rs. ·r Judy !\f A McC M . . ' I I G· s1,,, 11 " k, Mulberry Heights. . d "' . nn oy, r .' ily with gilts from the class. • M 'ddleporf 1 rangement of purpIe and wl't" .e Ann Ogdln, Mrs. Anna E. Turn· Lexington. day theme. . . an Mrs. J'a..:k Fruth an~ chil-l Christmas storjes were read I I mums With white ~andles. In er, Mrs. Thelma Camfrhe1l and ----MI - 1 ~ .~~ Ann Jones and chi!- ! dren, Carol, Lynn, . Mirhaf'1 ,1auring the evening and plans , crystal holders on either Side. Miss Leda Mee Kraeuter. Charles Smith, Alan Todbesek. ENTERTAIN AT HOMB dren .. ~·,f:rt'y. Terri, Pamela 1John . .and Joan of Pomt Pleas- · made to improve class attend- ThP Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Refreshments were prepared by Those attending in addition; Guests included Mrs. Don Stl.v- Mr. and Mrs. Roy WinebrenaDd I' ( f; 1· of Columbus w~re I ant, 'II.. Va. ance. The tables wer~ decorat- Place and children f)( ElbrJdg~, Harriett Neigler and Margaret to the above were Ne1lie Vale, ers, Mrs. Danny Strnble, Mr, ner entertained In their home bohd,!,r 1n•ekt'nd guesls of her ed with flowers und candles in New Y~rk, .are here for 6 boll- Yost assisted by Helene Mul- Roberta Wilson, Gladys Major, and Mrs. 0. 0. Patterson, Mrs. Christmas day with 1 turkey grr!ll. 1.. ~r~· nl s Mr. and Mrs. A tre holiday theme for the din- day VISJt with her parents, Mr. len, Mary Cleek, Mabel Mar· Olive Page, Eugene CampbeiJ, Eugene Atkins, Mrs. Don Me- dinner enjoyed by Mr, and Mrs. Rirne~1 d ! · .~mpbell. Jeffrey renn.ounce Program ner. 1 and Mrs. Harry ~oudashelt a~d shall, Maltie Yost and Mary Mary Bacon, William Arnott, Kenzie, Mrs. Charles Smith, Harold weaver, Tommy, LIDnuilnl·t! r..:· a week's \'isit. J For f""'riday Service Attending were Dave Jenkins, 1dauglit ·r, Mtss Freddie Houda· Virginia Kautz. Serving on the Don Stivers, Carla Gilmore, Miss Judy Williams, Miss I.Jn- da Sue, Michael, and Peggy· : . •Larry Gladwell, the Rev. and Ishdt. chair committee for the even- Don McKenzie, Eugene Atkins, da llaley, Mra. Nellie Tracy, Elizabeth Merritt Ridlard 1 M K 1G ~lr ;-Hit L rs. ~r 8 brueser 1\.._Ah Watch mght service will iMrs Donald Boone and child- Chmtmas dinner guests of ing were Jim Butcher and Charles Downie, James Vennarl Roy Mil1er and the Rev. and brenner, Mr and Mrs William ·nt "sd ."''•' 1 ~ 11 ry ~n h'P' , L""t etld'tthish Pr~day at the East ren.' Jeanne and David, Mr.' Mrs I' c Sansbury Miss Sal· Sam Hood. James Adams, fra Wolfe, Mra. Wllllam Thorpe. G. Wlnebre~er and u~- Ann 1 , ear ~~ et odist ch h be · 1 UDC JI 1'1 u umuus WI 1 rea· · \, · • " , ' ' 1 . t . urc ' , g":1· 1and ~l rs. Tony Fowler, Marta ' ly Sc haaf and M1ss Eh:cabelh wves mng a 8 30 p.m. The pubhc IS H bb d J d B M ta I ' · 8 S Mr' \I ,·l hv Whaley and Wil- l invited Included · th ~ ar ' u Y rewer, yr 1Chapman were M1ss ess an· IR pro- 1•W1lson, Stephen Pullen liam I l lll'~t·r. were Christmas gram arc meditations bye sev. ' Donna 1 bo ru, Mrs. Luci II e Bearhs II aw dinn ··r ](I('' L:-; llf Mr. and Mrs.l eral mimsters pra·er a reli _ I H:~yman , Dave ~tgrnan, A~n l kms and Mrs. Cash Braley. Karl t;l ut·.;er ?nd sons. Iious movie. sPecial~ m~sk an~ IWilson, P~ul Ham':'s: Stephame Monday gue~ts ~i th Mrs. Sans· Mr .ond Mrs. Murrian Leng refre shments ' Pullen, Mike Bus~trk, Sa m bury were her granddaughter and ~r~lll(ldaugt:ter, Brenda and I An offering will be taken to ~ Hood. and St~ve Hmdy of New Iand famJiy , Mr. and Mrs . Ri· Mr. .tnd .'\'lrs. Lynn Lung and : help defr<ty the expenses of the York , a guest. Icha:d . Koehler and children, bmli1 uJ Parkersburg, W. Va. j meetmg. Churches of Letttrt I Chmtme, Betty,. R1cky, \f tke, were ~tllldJy guests of Mrs. Myr-j Methodist charge are sponsors. Picla?ns are Ho.ds Ka~~". ~nd .J?m of. Colu~bus. tle U 11 ~ J ames F. Early is pasnr. The~ ill so VI Site~ w1tb his mo~11· ,nd Mrs. Dwight Lovan .41 Ruf/et Supper !her, Mrs. LewiS Koebler, Sr. ant.. ~on Skio visited Sunda.,.:ev· Dr. and Mrs .R R.R Pickens : and Mrs Kenneth Amsbary an~ en1 ng 11 U~rwin wilb · Mr. VISIT IN SYRACUSE , entertained with a buffet sup- ' family, Ches ter Rd. am:: .\II~ Elmer Bailey and , Mr. a~d ~s. H~rold John- per and pa rty ror thelr employ- Mr and ,\~ r.:; Ro.bert Tew~ss2ndr 1 son, ~p~mgf1eld, Ohto, sprnt ees and gues ts during the holi- , bary cnt.ertarned with a f,1m1ly ~!r , L::trry Thomas and Me- ' Lhe ~hr1~ tmas weekend . 1V't h d a~ q•asun . Gifts were exchang. d ~mwr Chnstrn;~~ Da.1·. Present I With new ataln reslotant finish. A tine !ind~ 1o1 Columbus and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davrs, Sy- ed during the evening. 1\l. ere ~ell1e Tewksbary, Mr. and selection. All boxed for easy purchase. Lo:m ~u nt·e and StevJe o! Lex-~ ~a=~~e· ~ --- -·~-1 Attend1ng were Mr nn~ . Mrs. ' Mr s. ~ar·~ GJ!mor<: and dau~~· Choose from this selection. in~to'l ili'E' "pendine a week with . . I.Jarnes Conde. 0. E. MrKmley, l t.er, Carla, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· tb~ir p,•tt·nls, Mr. and Mrs. Don ~ .Jr .. s~ent C~nstmas ln Col um- Mrs. G~rge Huds(:n, Gladys i Iram \\h1le and daughler, Cin· R~a i ?us with the1r daughter and son- 1Cox Yvonne Scally .i..ucille 1 dy, Md ; and Mr. and Mrs. ASTOR - 100% DuPont Polyester ' ' 1 e. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson I m-law ' 1M .r. a nd Mr!l. Andy 1 Hamson, Mary Shofer, Helen J udson w·h't Dacron. In White or Ivory. --- ·- ----: Summerfield and Renee. IBod!mer. Dr. and Mrs. John i Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, 54x72 Inch, $7.95-60x80 Inch, $8.95 ! Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eddie Ridgewuy ; Dr. Harold Brown, i Columbus, spent the holiday 72x90 Inch, $9.95 1Lell'_lley of Columbus spent th ~ ~ Louisa Johnson, Flossie Hoff- with his p8rents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Chnstmas weekend with hJ s man. Darlene Justis and Brooks Marvm Kelly . ! pa.r~nts, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holstem. Mr and .\Irs. James Doug. ARDMORE - 100% DuPont's Poly· ~ William Lt:mley. They were ac- ~ le:s of Belle, W. Va. and Mrs. 1 ester Dacron. compamed twme Sunday, by h1s dan Ned of Wl at woods, Ky. 1 broth: r. ~~arles Lemley for a logt!ns .are H OS(.$ were overnig~t guests this week 54x72 Inch, $7.95-60x80 Inch, $8.50 . week s VISit. On (./rrrstmns nr~v of Mrs. Lill ian McGhe. 72xl08 inch, $12.95 1 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks Mr. and Mrs. George ·Logan T·Sgt. and Mrs. Virgil J. spent the Christmas weekend I ent'!rtained with • dinner I Manle\, Lockbourne A1r Base, ; in Reynoldsburg, with their son Christmas day, at their home, Columbus, entertained with a I GAYLORD - 75% Spun Rayon, and daught er-in-law, Mr. and : Hemlock Grove. Present were family dinner Chn stmas. At~ 20% Cotton and 5% Other Fibres. In j Mrs. John R. Weeks and family.[ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bailey and lending were Mr. and Mrs. Wal- I tan and white. 1. M~s. Herman Scholl is visit- Sandra, Darwin ; \1r. and Mrs. 1 !.on .\lunley, Middleport, and Mr. 54x72 Inch, $5.95-72x90 Inch, $9.95 mg m Reynoldsburg, witb Mr. l Dw1ght Logan and Skip, Mrs. ! and Mrs. Earl Mason, ColumIand Mrs. John. R Wee~s. and : Florence Holley and Mrs. Hel- l llus Mr. and Mr~ Mnnle~· at1 family. She will also visit at en Brickles, Pomeroy ; Wayne te~ded a pre-Chnstml:lS dmner Mt. Vernon, Witn Mr. ana Mrs. Milhoan. Middleport; Miss Ber- 1Fnday at the Mason home in FORTUNE - 78% Spun Rayon, 16% Cotton and 6% Polyester Dacl'Oll. Bruce Scholl and family nice King and the host and host- ~ Columbus. Mrs. E. J. Trocy returned ess. Mr. and Mrs. Judson White White or Ivory. here Sunday after spending the In the afternoon Mr. and Iwere hosts for a Christmas Eve 54x72 Inch, $3.95-60x80 Inch, f4.91 Christmas weekend in Colum- 1Mrs. Logtin and Sk,ip, Mrs. Bri- dinner at their home on MiiJ72x90 Inch, $5.95 1 ~u~ with her son and daughter· ! ckles, Mr. Milhoan, Mrs. Geoli,~e 1 St Attend in~ were Judge and ' G-I'IIJoiPllm·law,Dr. and Mrs. E. A. ILogan and Mrs. Holley visited I Mrs. John Howell of Gallipolis: pampers JOUr fabrics! Tracy. Callie Logan at tbe Elm- Mr and Mrs. Carl Gilmore I Mrs. Jay Warner and daugb- 1Mrs. • NHiooll liolt screen wood Nursing Home at Alfred. and daughter, Carla Sue, Mr. is ri8f1l ..... dOor! I t.er, Linda were overnight visiand Mrs. Robert Tewksbary, , ..... tors Monday. In Huntington, W. Mr. and Mrs. HilU!B Denms Saelens, Middleport; Mr. PorteliJUo e.amot na 1 Va. and Mrs. Wl!ham White and INTRODUCING- FIELDCREST Special Purch1MI C.nnon 69• Mr and Mr•. Milford Jones Are Dinner Hosts daughter, Cmdy, Maryland. ~ of Akron were Christmas week· Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hines I Mr. and Mrs. William White BANNER STRIPe TOWELS ekact cQilc IIi A t 'If end guests of his mother, Mrs. entertamed w1th a dinner Chnst· and daughter, Cindy, MaryElllra heavy towels In a new pattern. Orchid and Nettie Jones and his aunt Mrs mas dey at their home, Athens land, spent the holidays here wblte - royal and white - gold and while - pink Plaid pattern In ereen, gold, yellow and multi-color. Roy Thompson, West Main St. Road. Guests were Mr. and w1th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and white avacado and white teal and white. Double !bread bath towel iD :Ill by 40 Inch Mr. and Mrs, Milford Jones, Mrs. Charles Woode, Chester; Carl Gilmore. They have reMrs. Roy Thctmpson and Mrs. Mrs. Cleland Hines and Mr. and turned to Maryland leaving Cin· $1.98 BATH TOWELS---- SALI! $1.59 Nettie Jones spent Sunday af- Mrs. Denver 'lboma, Pomeroy, dy for a week's visit with her HAND TOWELS SALE 99c lernoon at GalllpoUs with Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines grandporents. WASH CLOTHS SALE 49c Mlltchlng With C l o t h o - - - - - Uor SO. Gertie Coug!tenour and Mra. and Amy and Andrea, GallipoHoliday guests of Mr. Florence Buck. lis. Mrs. Cbarles Bennett included Mrs. Nettie Jones vlslted Sun- Jn the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. thtoir daughters, Miss Maxine Middleport, Ohlt day evening in Cheshire with Willard Hines and Mrs. Woode • Bennett, Columbus; and Mr. RELDCREST SAMPLER Mrs. Gladys caidwell. visited in B~lpre with and Iand ~rs . Vernon Rogers and SPECIAL PURCHASE! - - - - -- Mrs. Ray Hines end farrnly. son, J1m, of Oak Harbor. Their -.=~;_-, j son, Wurren Bennett and fanr American Heritage Sampler Towels. An unusual I ily visited with them during the o.IHNIJ.nlerr.,.., value. holiday week . Mr. L. D. Diles spent Chris~ Pomerey1 Ohio $1.98 BATH TOWELS - - - - S A L E $1.59 mas in Athens with members of HAND TOWELS SALE $1.09 his family including Mr. and TONIGHT & THURSDAY GUEST TOWELS SALE 58c Mrs. Harry Mitchell and famNOT OPEN :hcellent qtllllty. White with muiU-eolor lrlm. WASH CLOTHS SALE 58c ily, Mr. and Mrs. William Diles and family and Dr. and Mrs. friday and Saturct.y Charles Jividen and lamlly. Dec. 31-Jan. 1 "THE -.r OF LOVE" Mrs. Robert Allensworth and -Techmcolor~ son, John, and Mrs. James SPECIAL PURCHASE James Garner, Dick Van Hawley have returned SPECIAL PURCHASE! Dyck, Elke Sommer, Angie BACHELOR GIRL were Dickinson, Ethel .Mennan, as I Walbridge where they "Madame Coco". holiday guests of the latter's "PLAY IT COOL.. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, James Hawley, family. They Bll1y Universe and the Satclt Sizes 8 to 18. Have matehJnc helmet - In llfeQ> Jfl· Plain or mesh weave. Sizes 9 to ll. Elcellent color were accompanied home Utes, Danny Withams .election. low color. With blact cordilroy collar• da , Ricky, Jack and Detlble '· ff aving• Year•a Eve party.? h~v~ aome ?f my Hawley for a vacation visit with SUNDAY, MONDAY K,n~u('kv Fried Chicbn. lt'1 made w1th my ongmal rec1pe so and TUESDAY their grandmother and it' tend;r and W\1 111d fioger lkkin' good. We do tho cooking. Jan, 2-3-4 relatives. All u, u havo ~ dO II pick it up. You've probably got a lot of t)tfto Pr•mln.. r's M d Mr "IN HARM'S WAY" r. an S. Danny Th<>mlts IL "1utiont to teep, .eo why ttMt -out on an empty stomach'" • -Tcc:hDicolorreturned to Vienna, W. Va. I>~ John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, day after 'D holiday visit Patricia Neal, Tom Tryon, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ." ' Paula Prentlu, Bnndon De l - '.... ,_ Wilde, Franchot Tone, James er Crooks and family. Mr ccwNEL sA~a!S' Mitchum. Jill Haworth, Da- 'fhomas will return to MlddleTHi 11~11$1.25-'-THI IUCKIT $1.71 '• . na Andrews, Burgess Mere- port to assist her mother, who , . ,,~!1'111 IAAREL $5M dtth, Henry Fonda. ouslalned 811 ankle Injury I CROW'U;IIAK HOUSI WY 2-5432 .,_c. __1•_K_•_n. __•___________:1 wee~ 1 'llllllllllllllllll~~~~~~~·-~.~~~~~~~--~~-.~...~~ :::f Do:!rt I Pomeroy ·::! and. S: perso:: VOL XVII NO. 214 ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1965 and • at Church Closs EnJ' · 1 Ab Mam y ou . ponple In . enttne ;::;:,;'eror·Ml;I;~N:~~,;:~es Dmner "I ? alae Bogalusa Chief WORLD Around And Ab wm.: ° u--., · Shop At Elberfelds Thursday and Friday 9 to S I SPEOAL PURCHASE! "Scranton" Lace TABLE COVERS Budget-priced 1 FRIGIDAIRE Flowing Heat Dryer! Entire Trailer Tax Due Soon 1 The trailer tax In Meigs county for 1966 is payable now at the office of Auditor Gordoo H. Caldwell in the courthouse. Mr. Caldwell said Ollio R.. Yised Code Sections 4503.116 and 4503.061 went Into effect in November of this year making it necessary for the payment of the entire trailer taxes before the January 30 deadline. Persons paying trailer taxes are to bring either a bill of sale or purchase contract to the auditor's «lffice. The auditor advises that the I ...,..$159·95 . M:· ''Start the·New Year off on the right leg." 1,•--;;;oi;;;oi........ MEIGS THEATRE TERRY TOWELS Seamless Nylon Stockings Cannon Terry Dish Cloths 15c Boy's Rubber Raincoats 2 Kutuekv fritd Ckla••• these taxes could be paid on the Be Thrilty! Save All ol Yout Saleslips from . Elberfelds In · · · ____ :::;~der:sscunsLaw Highway me. 1 K St ' : ~:~:~ti:~. pure;;;~::; ~:~~~~ t;::~ta~,e~~~:t ~~~~::~i~ ~i:.~~tf~~.~;~r ~~~;:~~~:~t~";,a~~~~·~;~;:. ' BATH TOWELS BAKER FURNITURE W It NEW ADMINISTRATOR tnl ra or on an i 31.- Sentmel Photo. 1 Budget Approv~JI ,,~~~e;:;tr;~o~~e , regatta 1n June foU1~ Banned by Town SWEARING-IN - .Middleport Mayor Lee Smith, right, 35, swears In Clydo 0 . Fisher, Middleport Chief Police Reri' eon at mt>etmg m 73, Wednesday evemng at Informal ceremony in the mayor'• office at town haiL - Sen- bert Gilkey today reminded Unel Photo. residents there Is llll ordinane · t tAI~gb~ department budget ~lghwey department for 1966 lion and $2\JII fur rount y po rlion social rooms. against 88 gWJs beiDg fired . oamg .•ooo for 1~ was lS as follows : Iof employees' rt'IJ remenl AI Leonard, regatta th .J m approved ttus morning m a The commi outlined the , (lver the office he held court e .vii 3~~· . &pec18l meeting of the Meigs ENGINEER 1M ~ ssJon re - E'IC>Clffi 1s being counted in what is now the council cham· Ch:e~ Gtlkey. ~~Id blJ depart· County Commissioners. Engineer - Salary $9,600, sta· anrd ~~ t fi~~m.ny. 11: presidt>nt· form His assistanr: bers of town hall. When he came me~ as recelv~ ~veral com. lionary and supplies $500, other . r Hn was agam named Lton Willis Leadinalbaa back to office ln l954 he held plamts of damage bemg done by Kenneth McEihmny, Robert expenses $3,4011. Total $13.500. 1Vtce ws.dent The y reh~red regaita cha~rman court In the quarters these oUi- ~~ ~ns and the parents of Clark and Charles R. Karr, Sr., Maintenance and Repairs - George, Logan as dug catcher! Guests mtrod . cials occupied until recently. Juvemles involved in such acta also approved a temporary gen- Compensation and damages $2, for 1966 Lurdle Norns as their ard Ross b M =·• look hi tb ( can be held responsible. era! fund budget for all county 11011 contract work ... 11011 Ia· clerk. and J1m Cornell and J · Y~ r. eumer s oa or • 1 J The • ..,., ' Carl N•!s lh . oe Foster bjl bis 11 0 hh1 sixth tertnln the newly panIc~s or anuary. com· bor employed direct $125,000, '" Gn as cour ouse Jam. Foster. ' eled and equipped mayor'a off· Compensation Clalm ~sstOners have until April I to materials $!16,11011. Total $31Z,IIOII. 1tors. Dr. Harold Bll>WIL ice formerly used u storage for Ia Filed by Stat!" er~e~~:l ~tBions on the t~en. Bridge and Culverts Construe- , presided. Church Clyde 0. Fisher, s. 2nd-aY, WBI snrn-l,q Wednesday parking meter oupplfes and re- The state has filed a suU lor The breakdown of . lion - Contrad work $25,11011, " . "' c• ,,. I mg lunch were Mrs. (!;~· night for his aixtb term as mayor of. MiCid!eport by the pairs adJacent Is the Jail eel!s. $6441.32 against the Ohio Valley Uons for EJil!lneer H. ;pt:r'~~; ~::yed dtrecl $25,11011. The Meigs Coonty Soil I Mrs .. Lilly present ~ayor, Lee ~ilh who Io Jess tb·an hilt as old as Mr. FISher Is a one-Ume a<hool Manufacturing c.q, ~ . •11011• . and Water Cooservatioo Dis· ' Lanrung and Mrs. the I'J)ID IUCCeedlng him. teaeher of West Virginia, Me~ pers Plains, on an alleged Wort.. I ..,._..I !I m li R la::mtenalnce an~ Repall' - &rict Wednesday nigbt anMayor Smith, 35, a chemleal englneer.J!nijiloyed by the :unty coal mine operator, Mid- men's Cumpensatlon claim. CINCINNATI (UPII - "Do materi::"P ~i~ d~ect $25,11011. noonced plano for a tree plan~ TeeD•Bf!en m'l'tlfel Slall(fer Chemleal Company, Mason county, 11 .compleUng eport.grocer, and is now em- In other Common Plfu Court )'OU bave any p1a11 far New Other ~x • · ota! $27.1101!. lng demonstration 11 tbe stale T .1..1•i.CAIQDI.y/ 0 • neerly lour yetll'l of service In the p<!lii-:Jit; 'l'fsher ployed tn the officeo olthe Pea- activHy Mary Cozart iiFD 2 Year'• Eve" Inquired Judge penses - Workm.n' highway garage ln mid Marrb mayor troD; 1940 through 194.6 then ret.irnei In 1954 ~:: cock Coal eompany. He also llecme.' has filed a p.;lWoo fo; George HeHuer of Jlmea L. con;:n':tlon 13.500, County's when ....Uings I Area l'een-Agera two more Ierma, compleUng that lour nt public duty In operates '" the areo bact of the divorce from CbariN 'COzart, ll'taver, It, Ia Trefft• Coon ~ 11011 mployees . retll'ernent, Supervl•ors preseat were l lo th~ anDIUII Trl, 19S7. . ol~ .TNT phtnl. New York, N. Y., charging areas Wedaeoday. ' • road machtnery and Theroo Joltnson, Reid Young, Year' Eve Teen Mayor Smith auceeeded Ken- gelling llflirted, the 11'9atest beI m. engaged In bulld!DI! ur, neglect of duty and exlreme "No, sir," repHed Weover, :'lpment $50,11011. Total ~.. Rex Shenefield, alld David night at the ~=~ MeEibtaney wben Mayor !D(Ilbe aewerage project " !Ia a quahty white-face beef herd, cruelty• and Ellen Franeu Ell- lensed of drlvln& II IllS Koltlentz. lllbers sttendlng School •udltorium reaigned In 1161 ljlded, "I'll need Lee's he~ We he said. len has been gr~nted I divorce mlleo per !lour •• lllterntat oved commtsstone,.. also II> were Carl Blllkam, C. E. m. to I a. m. I'Hiedlon. '!ben blive worked well to~ In SitU beanr •I 73, M&for Flab- from Gerald C. Eble~. ·~~~e pia(&' 75 e a f8,300 Dog and Ken- Blakeslee, Orion Housh, ASC The annual dance wu I'Hiected ail lbe past and I think bo will ~~~ hts appearance Is no Uff was restored bet· ~ "You ._ve - " piled beeJ:ond btJdget for 1966. Its Committeeman, and Robert formal lind llttll!l' 11163. help mw " Ma ·-~ by dtalleDI!Inl lilY· name of Ellen FranCa Cflnim ~ .._._ ' re Wll llbows $915 for audJ. Bl•hop Dlana~er of the SEO Ship of the MHIIIlot ll'iaher: _· · ; yor "' "!'"!"" Olle at the swearlng·in to a fool · ,, · ,....•. ''Five U,. ill llle tor's clerk hire and supplies, Branch StaHoa 01 tbe Olllo School Athletic flnlllt the went to Mayor Melp Geaeral RooJiiaj . r':.:or dog warden, Agricultunl tliJIOl'lmeatal Tho top lit .ill of . . .Smltb 11M lad ·Ill lhllln , b fin . . . a newsmen preaent. Adoalltlou - r;one, . ' ,or expenses, ti.OQO Statioo II Col1>01lltr. Ceatured by lb.! · • ·•' . ,-· e I lllok .He bad ao takero. DfleblrJeo _ ill.,. ...;;. .. ,. tlainlllt llld witness fees, aloa 11 711: pot 1 lL · wtltiLLLEa Ztttll n• ·q ~ ·,' r:ll{; ·-:... fS7 lot WorkmeD's COIIIPIQia~ - . . ~~: JIISIII!iiUiJNitl.'tlm ):Tiles wui ~bt, :~::t Fisher Sworn-in uced._,.,. For Sixth Term 1 arri••· The •ere. Sml•• ......... ~ .. '" ,..,.. h ,.,·~-··~ :r ......., -:;:.:.! :·: ro;. PI'GJeclll!.r~~ i~~ '::~~ ·tio. ~offer ,.heo ... " .. ~: "''"i'' --·· • - ' ,, '' ..,.,•. •.'!.,"• 1,, '''"'"' •, •. , ' '.,, ~ ' II ., •"'..,. • r �/i ,,'l ' ·' s ·Pt. ,. i'sa··· WASIII!IIGTON . ~ .... ' Pleasant In.vitatf ._~ Nlllloall Setwanti • kDow llhftl ..,W,, who pi~ to IIddle lllOIIIII 111111 tho walber, Ua41or a aft ledcnl onler ntwmd<en IIIII olbe:r IIC!CIIIIIIa ~ mlllllen au lie llHII ap • • fOr . . . . to ltll lbe ... elley of tllelr . , ...... Tilt reaulallo• .... 1111 el· feel JaD. 1. 11 II almld Ill ........ ..., .. IDI-.IIo. llboal la0d1llellllll - • .. .... of ..... lbe -*tmiaaiiOII ol Brell where noeudt II ......, lJPI Briefs LODOE TO MDT Pomeroy Lodge No. 181, r. • For Breck A. M. will hold a speclll ....... lng lonlghl to conducl Malonlo funeral oerviceo lor Brolher Fred E. Rayburo wllo died 29. The brethren will meet al the Muonlc temple Ill 1:41 P.lll. to leave for lbe Crow HuueU COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Hllhway Patrol contiDued He Flllleral h01111 Ill Pl. Pltaollll.jln•~lllgallon 14)di)llnto an attack oa a 1\84 Croa1 n1li'H bJ Tba lll'VI'* will beaiD at J:IO Penlteullary Inmate who hoped to IIH btr a, a bo,. Farra Faces CoUrt Action, Extension of Prison Term LET'S GO! Three Americans Mutilated 51 ''' anri we 're rilll!!l'if!; h d: in.:l, e l ger and wm~w.· fo ser11e yo1.1, as in the Than k$ lor oil your con fidence in • DOWNIE-GRCS$ Judge Sits on Civil Action W. Main II. END-Of·THE-YEAR We heartily wUh that NOW IS THE TIME TO BUYI tbis New Year bring• to all of 111 lhe •· bidinr love and undentanding that leado to peace amoq men. Thank you, '"" loyal ca&tomera for a NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY FRIDAY DEC. 31st ;, ,.7 1 st SKATE-A .. WAY THI POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL PRESENT THEIR ..•• A N N U A L N E . W . ~ Y E A R' S f100 P.M. UNnL 2 A.M. MUSIC WILL IE FURNISHED BY .POMEIOY JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM Joe Avis Orchestra FRIDAY, DECEMIU 31st ... ..,..... 1.25 ' IADID ea4 CHILDIIN 75c T1x ln'ciUcltcl truly wonderful year. • USED CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM ON THE SPOT FINANONG . YOU ALWAYS PAY !,US . . AT ••• KEITH GOBLE 'FORD USED CAR LOT Locutt & -·~· 5yca.,.,. Sta. Ml4dloport, 0. EBERSBACH HARDWARE "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE"' "' .' �• I •.1 " ' ,. ' ,...,. · -·· -- - " -·, .. 0., "'t' ·:~' L'apitol Commen~, Events ~ - Television Revue nocroR SAYS From The Annual Canvass MISS Por Tho hllllly i 1HI SHOE lOX Line At ••• IUDOIT SHOP SPECIALS • •• Twin 1111 HollyWoell ... Chapman- $19.75 In the Ml••• lleok ..... It au rst• • POMEROY'S QUALITY 111011 Ul. · ColltfllltW Quilt Top Innerspring & Box Sprlftll $69.50 ,.,.., lunkllds- $68 ~ ..i. Sof• Peace in the Cltolot oi'Nrlolt - . Bed Room SVINI $99 New rear D. Drooaa. QJII, ~- 1 PC. LIYIIMI- S11ltu~· ··-·*• $99 w•' r.blft s.. et Cofflm • •,...., .. -.ulllltllwT•, . . ilr tiiiiiiiiiW Polo Llmps_-$6.18 fKII . Linoleum Rlftl fltlt Happy New Yesr ... Thotnb ForY-I'It....J '"'"' ......... 1111,.. : .· fUI '· Axmlnlster Ru.. $44 4 Dnw.r Cholt 19.50 PLATPOIM Rocklrs _ $19.95 =.-:::= iAKEI r . ' \ FURNINRI I OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED I DINJIIU GIVEN Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smlllt on· FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 lertaiDed llteir family wlllt 1 ail o'clGck dinllllr Otrlatnw at MIIMM.IPOlT Make lltlltlllppy New Year by observing trafllc safety rules at all times. Alwsyo woar ••t belli and ... cautiou 1114 courlily wbon you're beblnd lite - · Hlpway Saloty rn..... tor WII'I'OII C. Nolaou oaya ltlve a oafe, happy New Year. haflaomo of my . my •rlsln•l recipe ao ~ We do the cooldn«. up. Y<111 Wt probobly got a lot of oa ,.,..., ollllt ••t on on empty stomach?" I'IRST QUALITY l&GULAit- · tlteir home, Sprlq Ave. Pr• ..t . . Mr. lltd Mn. Tbomu McCIUilllltd JomMIItd of Marloll; Mr. lltd Mn. R Smith and Jayne aad Jan, Porneroy lltd Mr. and Jolrs. Smith. &1:::11 cnMPANY. MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE 28'' -.-... -Certified on HE'S HERE TO SERVE YOUR PRISCRIPnON NEEDS! LADIES stilton COATS and JACKETS Regular With absolute $44.95 $39.95 accuracy, always TWO-HOUit Your pharmacist Is DRYQEANING SERVICE your doctor'• ltrong drugs be requires. Robinson's lnstanUy avallllllc! MAY THE NEW YEAR BRING WORLD PEACE ·Sisfers Style Shop ;i ' ,: . .. the! this How YHr unlocks tho door to c011pl... fulftllmont of all y011r willits. We want to say than~s to our faithful ,.....,..,, Lohse Hen'• wilhlng you . . . . of 'I l wn. . .. ~ It, wei • .. thlllk , . ............. ' -. ' "~ ' yW .,., ,_. ........ COURT ST. POMEROY 112 1. liltln • • • • • • • • 0 • $22.95 o o ' $17.95 ow.. - . $13.95 :NewYIDIWIMN'• lit .... Mlli119 It . . . . - ....... taoc!ltd:ed_ . . . o. ...... ·' . KARR ·&VAN ZANDT ~ ' 5 I0 Rodicil . .• .. TV ' I ... --·· I .... c I BU. N FRANKLl N5·I0 WY 2-3491 .-.. o o I ' ' •RIO. "'" ~ •, SALI S4,GO o o 0 . . . . . . . .. .... o o 0 o I o o I I 0 I 0 •••••••••••• eltEO. $20.95 - - - - - SALE $12.00 •UO. '14.95 SALE S9.00 • liO. SUS SALE t6,00 .ltiO. S7.tS SALE .S.OO , · ···"-"·'~' o ' GillS COATS & JACKm a11 ot.,.... n•ulll•itlt ._ •llltlllr .,..,_ -, · WY 2·2955 • $29.95 $19.95 ..tint ,• GO£SSLER JlWELRY STORE • ... . . . . .. . ........... . . . . plllt~• .,-i"'lia . . . . .MjitN 4 Registered Pharmacists to Strvt You ' $34.95 . . . . I Thouundl of prescrlpUOD drUII ... .. .. . . . . . . $37.95 ally, ready wltll the ON ltiQUEST ' MIDDL!POIT, q~ �• I l ., ' ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board 6--=D:::a::._lly_=:Se~·n:::t!n:::e:::I,:::Pomero=='=·Ml~d....;dl_•:..port,~=o~.,~Dee..~ao,-:-_196,;.:.5. ,J WANT AD 1 IN~~~ION Help Wanted :..!... ~...!:'~,"".::"'.,..1 MiALE'iiEfi>1wiiAIANTE0: Burga IT'S INEXPENSIVE'-;to--,cl-ean er Boy Food·O-Rama needs l'ugs and upholstery w tth niNtRll"fto• sharp aggressive young men Blue Lustre. Rent electric ...., ':. ~"r: · ~~:...~:: a. • between ages of 17 and 30, shampooer $1. Baker Funlifor counl•r and kltchn work. I lure Co., Middleport, 0. I fte ~~~lt!ll~e. - · NigtJt and - day positions I 12 27 6tp W owll• tU ........... ~···.~;;:.;~~ ''""•"'• •-.r,_. available. Full or part time I . r~P,, ,..flfl u•......m" ..'' Mil> work. Excellent opnnrtunity I FOR "a JOb well . done feeling" .. ~... ...til ""' ""' .....,....,.."... rn• r-~ l eta "'~ 1 ,nr• .au •ttepnwet tn.rt~n for advancement. Apply in c ean carp .wnth Blue LUna e. .,.,... person. 23 West Union, All> Rent electriC shampooer $1. , . w.., .. ens, Ohio. 12' 30 ootc Pomeroy Cement Block Co., • t.-.t~.,.. •.:autt """" , . -Olllllll · - I•- ·- - - ' -Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 'll 6tc Mtnlmtn~~ - - - ---· - u '·•""' • WCitll • " ' , . .,... GIR LFOR I If' k ''!<'!'''- ... ..,.,.. genera o Jce wor • ~· ~ ..,. u••·""" • ..... .s..., Experience in insurance or WHY .worry over 11 sluggish :·:.~~ "':!::~.':.'"l" accounting helpful Reply to septic tank Get Klean-Em . - tt.a ,_ 111 ._.. - . Box 666, Pomeroy.· 12 29 3tc All Septic Tank Cleaner, lmum *(:. ..;;-a:::; _.. 1• Landmark Farm Bureau, • .. .,. • U:. ' : OFFICE MACHINE service re- pomeroy. 12·1~3otc • ~ ~• preseMive. Prior electronic a YORKSHIRE d H " Pomeroy~ Motor Co• FOR SALE .....,.~:..... (',:.' ;' ,,~' .,"' ~' 0.......... 1963 Corvair Monza Cpa. $1399 Locally ownex car, 4 speed box, 110 engine, lots of ex- tras. Yr. End. 1960 Rambler St. Wagon Classic - $499 Low mileage. Good tires. A·l condition. Yr. End. 1960 Mercury Parldene 4 Dr. HT Sad. $S99 Full power. Automatic. Year End Clearance Pomeroy Motor Co. a.tu: \,., .. "· .. OPEN EVES. 9:00 I'.M. POMEROY, OHIO old. amp-l':=========:'i===:;:=:-::~==== cau I· 9 PHONE WY 2-2156 12 2 3tc Insurance Instructions - - - - - - - - - .-:--::-=;;-;; - · - ·Lost and found FIRE WOOD and cow manure U. S. CJVll. SERVICE TESTS! Sherman n~1.Arts. WY • "'16. PHM'O Copymg Servtce. Cop .... - WOIDP' Ul UMI 0~1" ~LIN SALESMAN to sell the finest ~ .HJ':I d of leg I lo~ BJall llf.lrt.tne ,., Short LOST .....t. rabbit dogs If ice machines 12 •• ~ 61p les ma e a papers. bou;., Advant"ement P~parat"r' . - Twe. R.~~o o available. t h vi""""' f State • kin• .. f'IKIUired m e ---7 0 Territory includes Me i '7 s 1--------.:.::_:::....:..:: birtb records and almost any '"'"1111 Thouuna.. Ol 101'111 npen Clpef'lenctl or near Cbesi.er I!> THREE WHITE lac be•t other dDC'llOleftts. aauau, unnee-ai'J' Gr•mma• age . . county. COLlege preferred. e uers, Re ·-~ ce p e •ehOOI •uffiOIII!'fll for ma"' IOha Carry rabtea Lnnoculation Will accept intelligent High field bred. One 8 year old oter uuuru ' om roy f'Rii:i •lllort~,.t1on on lo~». ,,. •• , •••. • 1'so dog license numbers spotled mare pony ·- foul ·m I • tfr nqulrement. Wrtt.. l'()llA ... tJvlfll ' • School graduate. Salary end • - - - - - -- -- - ru.m• 11nct aiUln~u. Lmool" Serlt"e. 1094. Liberal reward. Commission. Write: c-o The Spring, saddle and bridle. :::tln~~· car of t.he o.u,. Roush, Box 66, Daily Sentinel Box 668F Ph. 116S-2184 evenings. James lAETNA CASUALTY lnsur>oct ...::==--,-.,.,--.,.--0 · Pboo. WY .....,.,, • ·Mullen lnsuraiiC<! Agency, Inc. Legal Nott'•v ~ Pomeroy, Ohio. • 12 28 3tc ' Ho11on, Minersvllle, 0 . 12 22 Jtc Pomeroy, Phono ~ 2-3381. · " -- 12 29 9 I Uc LEGAL NOTICE ---=-----IMIDDLE·AGED LADY to live - - - - - - --·Notice in. Companionship wanted no IIAY. can WY l-2557. The undersigned will offer for housework, light cookig. 12 .9 3tc GRANGE INASURANCE.l M;len sale al public auction w the Phone: WY 2-3838. lmiurance gency , nc.. om i highest b1dder for cash In hand 12 28 3tc USED work pants, shirts, jack- eroy. Phone WY z.338l. on January 3, 1966, atlO a. m., 9 1 Uc at the Blaettnar Auto Co. in _ _ _ _ _ ___...::_ ·- ets, and shoes. Carl ChevaMAN OR WOMAN trained or [ tier, Long Bottom, Ohio. I Pomeroy, Ohio, the following with some experience, want12-ll-25tp -'UTUMOB~ lllSurance ~ described automobile to wit: H~ACON ed for genernl reporting in I -- cancelled! ·""1 YUUJ opera 1959 Pontiac - 4 door sedan, TURKEYS Meigs • Mason area Good APPLES, red and yellow Delle- tor'o tiootueT call Wt Z.l9611 Model 2119 S.N 159P90199. REFRESHMENTS· . . Sta w· IJ>Ut · pay for rJght person. mu.s, yman, mesap, The minimum price for which DOOR PRIZES mobile needed. Start Jan. Gnmes Golden, Melrose. OJ> th is chatlel will be sold ;., I FORKED RUN 1966. Write full on daily and Sunday. Well's I Wanted To Buy $100.00. Care of Box 668-A Orchard, Wilkesville, Ohio. -- Blacttnar Auto Co. SPORTSMAN CLUB Sentinel, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 8 3otp WCUST POSTS. 0 . John· Pomeroy, Ohio 5 mil• from Chester 12 28 3tc son, Dexter, Oh10. il2J 29, 30, 31, 3tc · -~E!"":TJI~On~o;,:w:el~com:e~.,JI~~==:!!~!"I USED KING FLUTE, for sale. 12 28 6tp l farm WY 2-2950. li 11 tfc 1' - - - - - for ~.:Ide "B11 dairy, lEOAL NOTICE \1 fl F:CKING for repair furmshed. Glendale S k i d- 1 - - - - - - - - - - - ;1 SPECIAL, fox gray 2.50, red The annual meeting or the 11loek· • Serveces ' 3 75 of the Porneroy Nat10nal Hambler American. Geralcll rnore, Shade, Ohio. Phone Bus•ness . ' all four fed OD. hold~n IJank, Pomero}' • Oh iu, ror t he eh•ctio n fine Bill Bailey, Reedsvi!Jo:-, Ohio. I or o.li recton a nd the t ra naacllo n of •ny fl"llon. Phone !11!5·2184. 0\1""1187. 12 23 6tp AJ..~ CONDITIONING Refrlger bu&lne.s t h at m ay come be (ore 12 ~ fil C Iothtr 12 ·29 3te lhe mee11n11. will be held at tbe ofh~e ation service. Jark 's Refrig - --of sa id Po.o meroy ~atiofLlj.t Bank. on - -- - -Phone . Januuy II. \ !161\, at J:J(l p.m . eratl'on New Haven LOST. Fox Hound. Color black : ' • ANTIQUE Furntture, dishes I EDISON HoBSTETTER. President 1 1'U 2-:l537. 4 8 tfc miscellaneous Call or write · n 2111 • 16• :.~:~. 30 Ill e. 10 - 6to and white, in Bunker Hill area, I 1'\o'• to Route 33. Name plate I I LIGHT hauling, cool and- Mrs. HowBrd CecU, BOO W IN THt": cot.'RT oF com~"oN PU:AS tie. Phone WY 2-7786 and Main St., Pomeroy. MElfa couNn, oHio ::n color. Rannie ~oore. R.D. J I Mo. 1UH I .:. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone i .d.Z-~1~286~· ====~~:=: ft 29 t t ; M•ry (OIUt ----------~ Rout• 2 WY 2.fl!l30. 12 28 3tp I ••(in•, Ohio, Pl•lnlltf, RUTLAND Everydoy Specials FURS WANTEO ' Red Fox, 13. w. 1 t'h•rlu Conrt. I \'I!.L NOT he responsible for i. It Muskrats, 11 .50, raccoons, 11 .. . Jrd Divlloon , Apply WY 2·2156 Marie~s Stylt Post 75. Maran Fur Agency, (0, 11 ~: ~. ~6 1 • 1•mome "" debts contracted by any.. rr• othP.r then myself. Siglt. Haircuts $1 .25 0. Wright) N. Brown St. , Ma- C·O nu t Polt Offoc,, THE Shampoo & Sets . $1.50 W V Ph 11 , 5296 1 N•w York, New Yor k, D•fendlnt. ,.,~ Wallace L. Reuter. SOD, • a. , .r NOTICE &Y PUIJLICATION 30 day color rinse, week days t p m 12-4-JOtc Cbar lea f',.ozart, whuse addreu ta DAILY SENTINEL 12 28 3lc Shompoo & set . $3.50 · · !'.rd Diflllon. u.s.s. Salamonte, A.u , - - - - - : - -- - *5. t:-<0 F"lee l Poott Offi ce. !lew York. Permanents $7.50 up Ne.,.. York. will take nolle~ th•t on DF. I.fCIOUS Homemade Pizza, Auto Sales DeCillmher 211. 196.5. the underaianed Wfl SeU and Service filed her Petition agll.ln1t him In the soc. 75c, and $1.110 sizes. IJe. For Sale Wigs and Wigleta Court uf Common Pleas, Melp Coun. luxe Pizza, $1.50. Jack's Dai· ty. Ohio, pr~tna for dlvone, c ustody ry Bar Middleport. lZ B trc STUDIO COUCH, opens to e • • Styl p t 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent of the minor ~htld of the parties . ud Ma r1e I e OS nd' . WY • ~I othl!r nuer. on the ~round• ot g rQll 5 ' bed. ExceJient condition. RL 124 Ph. WV 2-5271 CO Itton, .-.n•;, ' noe11leet or duty and ulrem• cruelty, - - -For - Rent 2-2906. 12 30 3tc ! 12 23 tfC! Sairl ciH>se 11'111 be tor hearllJJ on 11nd trammg a Write: must. The Reply prompUy. Dally Sentinel, Box 668 L, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12 28 3tc uavt.t••PKODuqNO .., ... . ptgs, . shtre WY U2?9. an a weeks 1 SHOTGUN MATCH Sunday, January 2 .;.J CARRIER NEEDED 1 l "'h, I rtlllh I tlll't take It with nl.TIM W&J lt'a aolnr. lupltlt ·- ... .•.wll p& tltwllo"i before 1dol.. . -- YKVXBI, ,A.IoBOIB itself felt in crime fighting. Police forces throughout the country are enlisting electronic brains. One of the most effective us es is proving to be on the hlghwayL The Pennsylvania State Police have put Into operation a computer information syotem eaid to be the fasl.eJt and most accurate yet. When a cruising state trooper epoto 1 &uspicious-looking motorist, top, he first checks by radio with the nearest station. The query is fed by teletype to the communications center at Harrisburg, lower left, which checks the license number against the computer's '"memory" of some 2,500 stolen veh:cles, lower right. lf the car turns out to be wanted, the troope;- receivet llle aWiwer within minutes and •lol's llle car !w: Ule arreal. . . 'I ~~========= c~on~s~o~l:e;. a:Ha~~s ~ ~==:::::::=====::::~:~ Beautiful walnut AM radio and 4 speed chang· er. 4 speed sound system, I This is a 19115 model. Used , only 3 months. Full balance due $98.l3 or *-12 per month. I REMODELED aparment, one 5 room bath, one 4 room and Bill Cozart, Racine. ., 12 29 TRAILER LOT, lb!tland, mites from Pomeroy. Phone SH 2--561S. 12 21 60tc Try it j your home. Calf WY 2-6555. 12 28 6tc . IC ZAG. 1956 model Automat· bin sewmg mac e. I TWO bedr80m houselraller, aD Ull.lt'lt'es ("-'·'~ Call WY •v w wouw. 8346, WY J.2l.ll ar WY !3600. J2..1S..Uc EXPERIENCED RADI AJOR sERvIcE F'rom the largest truck or bulldozer radiator to the smallest heater tore. BLAEnNAR'S alter the lOth Real Estate For Sale HOUSE FOR SALE ModeJ'D Raocb Style Beautiful l tucouun on top ol small b1U . lacmg State lllghway Garage 00 Route 7 wttb a:ood road to maw tugbway. Four bedroom&,. Uving. lrltcbo•• . ceak· fast play. maid's, utility and dimng, family, d~y lbUI'I.) 7:50 New• 1 DiU Miner Show 1·45 Baker Furniturl Show 1.00 Newt v,oo Cotlee with Janel I~ 'oo Portratta of 1 Patrlol iD lit Swap Bltop ' 10: 30 Bill MID• Bnrtdt Sbow 10:45 Muoa Alfr. Pr.oaram of Fe brtmy, 1966. Mur (D(Ut, Pl•llltlff W•bstlr •nd fUit(, AHern•r• fir Pl•lnttff U..ll JQ; W 6. 13, 20, :n; <2J 1. Ill• Long Bottom Society News ITI'<!IdaJ) shop Three baths, Cf' mtc: tile - - - - - · - - - - - - and waJl to wall earpet on , floors About two-thirds oi l Mr. rmd Mrs. Ted Hayman ically buttonholes, makes de- ' i bouse . Is paneled In mahogany i' and daughters and Janet Bissell corative desians, sews on 1 Ch ns tm as .ae•• and walnuL Air conditioned. of Columbus · spr~n 2 2141 buttons. All without attach- WV · Pomeroy Large patio and double carport with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell ments. Assume last 9 pay- j On Jot 200' x 390'. May be seen and other relatives. ments of $7 per month Call KARL b7 appointment only. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hellsley THREE BEDROOM ·houtoe for WY 2-«iSS. 12 28 61~ and He>ting, Minersvtlle P~ICE REDUCED spent Christmas wi·th Mr. anc] rent. l'bcal WY J.2241. 161 N. Ohio. End your aewer Write: c-o The Dally Sentinel Mrs. Lloyd McPeek. Belleville, ith Ave. IJ.l4-lfc cost over $200.00, new les. We have all sizes Bo• 11611:_H__I'omeroy, o. W. Va . Ue, $65, with blower. I machines. Reasonable rate!. Mr. and Mrs. Bertfo Smilh THREE andRoyal gas beater, cost $194.1 Call WY 2-2974, day or night. JII'.,,.Lifl 0 11 and Nellie Stethcm spent sever· Ill and .,.alttllod 8J*I- Make offer. Two wooden . t 11 tfc \,{/.,Rir flli:.,ftl:.y al days with Mr. and Mrs. How. mE YOUNG REFUGEES-Like a game of follow the leader, Vietname411 chlltlren 1DeD11. WY UOI IJ I heedhoards, with ra~ls, 14 oo ' -, . ard Young, Paden Cily. W. Va. Jnarch single Jile along a rice paddy to 1 eafe area during U.S. Marine owoep through I each. Call Mason 113-52!H af. IIEATING, PLUMBING Rural POMEt\OV - two story bnck, Mary Pierce and Mr. and Vtet Cong.territory at &m Tbang, 35 miles southwest of Da Nang. TU childrea were found bidmg tn underground twtneta. for rent. Pboue WY 1er 9:30 a. m. stx rooms, bath, full base- Mrs. Larry Curtis wPre re12 28 3tc . Doxol ~otUe Gas. Arnold --· . _ , thers, 618 E. MaiD Street ment, gas furna ce heatmg, cent dinner guests of Mr. and ' 4 ~~w~er~"= Hard~w"ar"e .· 1 50,000265 BTIJ floor Iorance, WY·I Pomeroy. 122 Uc front and back porches. $4,. Mrs. Hobart Newell. Chester. jMcKeesrock, P_a., opent the •nd Mrs. Gene Riggs. 1 ins were Christmas dinner 4 30 Z- 1. Glc -000.00. I Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince week•nd With . lr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Weber]· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Junior 11 1 tfc ;;;;,= =-:-':'c-:::::--::Phone Today For !MIDDLEPORT - one story 'pent Christmas in Columhos Norman Weber. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lark· !Lauber. TRAILEH t..O'I'!1 - lree IIW TIME TO BUY frame, two bedroom, bath, ' with their children. Those calling on Mr. and Mrs .•..... , . -...-.,....-.,...-. .., .. ..-.. --- ...--,.. oge and water. HIQWII'o l'rafl and FREE ESTIMATES forced hot air heatmg, front ! Patty Stetbem is a patient al Oscar Babcock were Mr. and J er Pari! (Slota AI!Pt'OVedl BE READY FOR porch, 200 feet frontage 00 · Children's Hospital in Columbus Mrs. Marion Riggs and girls of , Miners.W., Olllo, ,._ W\ ON Route 1. $5,000:00. and Lena Hensley is a patient Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey 138 ACRES - SIX room frame at Veteran's Ho, pilal, Pomeroy. Lyon and famil y, Mr. 2-3321. 1 II WINTER WEATHER eALUMINUM SIDING and I I HOOM, llllfuml8lted apart. eSTORM DOOR home, porch, cellar, barn, , Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates vis- Mrs. Starling Massar, Mr. mtnl. Charles LJtmo, Mason, & WINDOWS some fence, sprtllfs, 8 miles 1ited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Usle, and Mrs. Charles Massar, Mr. w. Va. 7'1H61t,. . IJ.II·tfc & eROOFING from Pomeroy. Owner will Syrocuse, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett and Mrs. David Riggs and Mr. Exterior Decorators finance . 14.000.00. Stethem, Mr. and Mrs. Riley 1;===--==~.;.;,;;=;; BRICK DUPlJ!:X t bedrooms WY Z-ml WY Z-3118 Pigott and Mr. and Mr .. Har· living room. dlDtDa room, kit· Of Ohio 12 28 3tc old Gem~an . FIRST chen, baaemoal and garage eLOWEST PRICES WY 2·5644 Mtddlopoot, o. FOR SALE , 6 room boo,.,- · Judy Sue Holter recently eel- QUALITY . forced aJr PI tumace, But- 8ALL SIZES IN ._""'""'"M~~~~~~~ hath, full basement, "" -· ebrated her 7th btrtbday. Guests REGULAR_ lemut An. C.0 WY 2-612'1. STOCK sell St., Middleport. Phone, were Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Certified Oil St8tlon I I IJ LANDMARK SUPER Complete !lervlet Pt. Pleasant -280'1. and family . ....., W. Moln St. "Ufiiiiiiiriii.-,;disin;on;,.ll SER Crill Bradford ...,. lH>nERN W""- . or ~--~ 11 18 tic - Mr.· --and Mrs. Wilbur Weber, and bath. J'linllib STATION .,.., •~ J~ek W• C.nny A. I. IIRADI'IIRD Coats 8"11........ M _1.,, """'lllrn',_ WMPO Radio ....... 1 Syr•~use. Ohio - '" &"ONDAY TlllW I'RIDAY1:00 Sip on - Newa &: OS Saoted Heir! 6 :a! Metp Co1D11J RFD U5 Paul Bowen, Farm U~ News 6:57 Weath• 7,OfJ National .iewtt 7:05 BiU Miller Sbo• 7.30 Sporta Paral!e 7:35 Bill MlUer ~ow l ; 3~ Plckem Hard war!.! -..-----===...,======, 1 !0:45 FamiiJ WOI'IIIIp (lbun. l 10:45 A.~.c. l'roiram !Frid.t11 11:00 Newt ll.lll> TIIJ'I Coulltl7 Jllllelloll lUll l'lltfl Cowllr) liyDUII !UO Ctmtnt llloclt Newt C.· 3G GoluJW'I 011.. Slat IJ'ridltl IUO Llt1')' Altdonuil 8ltow 3:11' JIID' IIIII Sbow 4: 15 Blaeltlllr A~to ll11ow 4:30 Elecll'lc ComPill7 Nowa 4: ~· Jim !1111 8bow 1'00 ~OWl 1:05 Jim M• mtow un Rizer's Wuthtr Report 1:50 Sports Pll'ltle THE BORN LOSIR ~I'<.AIIJil . y··---11111''10 ()ryptoq~ UFR!GHT OIJR 1!0 THE COMPUTER FIGHTS CRIME-The impact .or computer technology bt now mitmg 1:00 Sundown Saronade 1:4& Sign Oil co ,,., l<IDI-.,......, . . . wJEH SATURDAYS S:OO Sign On - News f,3() Happy Valley Boyo l:tli Country Music Thnl WJEH too l::a! Country JamoorM Monday Tbroagb Friday 1'00 Protestant Hour 7,15 Sign On, Musical Clllct 7:30 Sports Parodo 7,41 Echoes ol Joy 7:311 Larry Andersoo !!how a,oo Ohio Valley News IU:45 It'• Music - ~rmy us World News u,oo Dulto,'s and Herm Dairy 8:10 Sporl!! Today Top Ten Show 8,15 Weather Picture 12:00 ~ews 8:t8 Musical Clock l2i15 fusical Interludr 8:55 Community New1 12'30 Rev. Merlin J'eets 9:00 Talk of the Town 1:00 Newo U:55 Mason County News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Public Service 5:50 Sporla Parade JO, 15 Family Worship Hour 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10,30 LatcbslrinK &:4& Sign 00 11:00 News ~l'NtJAY8 11 ,os Morning Melodleo t110 Sign on • Ann, Hour <except Friday, Church I:M News Bells Ring ) 1:00 Baptisl La) man'' Hou• IU! World News 1:110 Sunday Sholl! 11,511 Mason County Nowo 1:30 Tho Bible Speo~• to y 00 t2:00 Commumty News t:4& La&illattve Report 12,05 r;oon News ,. Th1 ood r 111 12:10 Markets lO'uv , G ' 12:15 Mid Day Weather 10: 1• (;ongressmao Moeller 12:20 Bulletin Board IO:SD Tho Country Hyllllll1mer112:25 News 0 GrJms 11:!41 The Qwet Hour J•:IO County Agent 12:1111 Nllll U:45 Couniry Go Round 18:1.0 Tbt Cltrlstlans Hour 1,55 News Beat tHO 11te Ret. M•r'" . r..la 2'00 Country Go Round 1:30 l'bo RIY. Silos Btllups Nli Nows Beat I:Otllbe Rev. Andrew Far:;ons 3:00 Mid Way MaUnet 3:30 SUnday t! "'OWI'!as,: 3:55 News Beal 1:00 Sundon S.renade HO Discing with Doil 1:41 Sip 011 ,,30 Interchange RADIO • 4:45 SpotHghl on Sporto us >,00 Weather Community News i ' 10 World and National s,15 Sign Off 7,15 SfgD On, Musical Clock us Echoes of Joy 1, 00 Ohio Valley News 1,05 World Nows 1'10 Sportl Todly U Weather Picture US Pl Ple&I&Dt Football 10,30 Song• for Cblldretl 10' I& Goldetl Key WELl. T~EN I GUE6S Oi'lf W(IULQ ~ TO GO llLl. ~~WAY TO UMBO CITY "ro n,oo N""' 11:011 Saturdoy Show 12'00 Local, Ohio, Nal New• UO BuUetiD Board 12'25 News 0 Grlllllll 12'30 Saturday Mou... UO News Headlinea 1:31 Saturday Matlnoe 1:56 Ne ' 2' 00 Sai'IL Joy M1tbt01 2' 30 News HeadlineJ Ul Saturday Matinee 2 : 5~:. New1 u, Saturdey Metineo 330 Nowa Headlines Ul Saturd17 Matinee 3,31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:00 Discinl with Doss UO Radio R 1 0 5,00 News Roundup 1:15 iiJD Off • \~IS()j~ I By ART •• 11!811>1!&, I PONT WANT BII~DI£: 10 M.-'!K! TI-ll! Ml5- TAKUINNJe 1 1 ~'T W~NT liFfolO ~85 •!R en UNICO Mud Snow nRE$ 28'9 . 1:. · ..._ lOUS E OD (~ Height.i t~ep~r~, 'flY YIJ':11>1lde · newlyCaD o•.n , JNFURNTSJQjij Ph. WY 2·9932 ' 11D PIJ'UU.l u••••eport• ,.,na, 21 06 or WY ·~· RadDe. O!llo $ t tfc All trades truct driver to project engineers. A!rlca. Europe. Asia, South Parific. pa1·d trave,1 housing, food. Atlantic. Rteh salarv jobs. ware, Sugar Run Mill, Piclk-11 ena Hardwere, Mason. male. female ovt!r 18. OEIB Bu· 12-9-3otp • 23190• 0 akl a nd park Fla. 33307 SEWING maehh»ea~repatf sei fice, all makes WY Z-2284. CUSTOM an< 11 mice elimlnated forever. Get "Star.H Ebersbacb I'='..,.,..,,.. ~~~~fl~',~jii·iil~f.30~lf~ctl ~~!:i' s~~;· s~~ ~~~=~ w~:.nbu~~~~~s every II usical lnstru1nenlt ~~~~;~r~~=~~~:=~l FOR SALE, and January clearance shop. Overseas Employment of pianos organs, trade- 10 29 tfc J toOIII!- - 0 · . Car WY ~ 12-1 tfc ' ·-· 1 • , 4..._.. _ . TWO IJPACES for rrnt in ~l. .,. ..'.trN · '~. ~ Mlddl.. .._., ,~!;.,. y pnrt. Caft ' w:·;J ~ or W !!,. ••r j and b:.~th,~ do.alll\n' ·apartment •· n1re ,_ Sertlce. 'd I Zi tie WY 2-1110. 8 18 He ins, demonstrators, rentals. Pianos priced from 1457.00 up. Organs $477 up. Ubed console piano, walnut finish, less than one year old. Good tone, like new. Only $457, Used \Wurlltz. er spinet organ, walnut finish. 2 • 44 keyhoards, 13 pedals, percussion, reverbs, excellent condition. Less than one ~~i~!1· ~~e' w;;~~~~~ •:; bur~, W. Va. 12 ~ 1'r EASY TERMS .. • DESIGNS Odd lots.· Jlo more when these are 'one I . ' RIZER OIL COMPANY l!ome Owned ond Operated You'll Like Our. Servleo . PHO~II , WY 2·2101 f:IND AJ:N PEOPLE I ..............,,_ A C'1ANC:'. .',T !-iAPPI~ E:3S c·~ .. AND il.rTU G/Vt 1-'ER f"A..; Qi.'INC:: ! �.~ o., Dec. ao, tees Club's I 1·U( MainlY About PeopIe In pcmeroy Hol''day p'arty .H ld 23 d Carleton Church Hoids Annual program on 23rd ~ Aroilnd AbOUtAnd M'ddl ' eport b:.·a~~:n,~:, Duane.V/._eber's visited over the hoUday with 7 "tlnB"r'rt'hday their parents, Mr. J. H. Grate ~ Candidates are ~ Given Degrees BYGrange 1 ' and Mrs. E. D. Tewksbury, j Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Weber Two candidates were a•cept. Visiting at the home of Mr. and family spent Wednesday In ed for membership " IJlven the and Mrs. Allen Brewer of Stiv- Miss Patricia Martin and Mr. The Carleton Church held Mr. L. W. McComu, teacher Parkersburg, W. Vo. Duane Weber WBI guest of first and second degrees wbel The Friendly Cillzens Band ersville during Christmas were and Mrs. Robert Martin of Al· Its annual Christmas program in the St. Albans High School, Mr. and Mrs. _Reger Morgan honor al • party IJlven Tuesday Chester Grange 1609 met ru.. , Radio Club of Pomeroy held Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer liance were holiday weekend Dec. 23 with the pastor, Rev. is_ spe~ding _the holidays here and children, K~lth and Kathy, afternoon al the borne of his day evening. · iJ, Christmas party Dec. 23 at and Teresa, Kenneth II, Colum· guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A. Clyde Hinton, in charge. w1th hiS fa~. Bernard Fultz w_ere holiday dinner gueslll of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vemon Harry Holter, ~y mastor, the residence of Charles Hayes bus, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Close Martm, Rnck Sprmgs Read. Recitations and a song were Mr. and . eth Barbara his mother, Mrs. A. W. Morgan, Weller ..ill '. O~ervance of his presidlid and opened the meetr. Oak-st, Pomeru . and children, Waterford; Mr. given by the Cradle Roll class and chddreQ, B • RecksprlnllS. .. · · Mvenjb ·~doy. Games were 1ng In ritualistic form. A cern s · 13 . Y • • I and Mrs. John Beall and Ron· Rev. and Mrs. Maynard Moser . H . and Becky hove returned from Holiday dlnlter guests. of. Mr. played ~d prizes ~warded to munlcation waa rea~ from Boys A short busmess me.tmg da and Mark of Col umbus· Mr or Williamstown, Ky., visned wllh Mrs. Dian . arrJSon, a holltjay visit with her parents, and Mrs. David Miller Included ,Mary . Rutb Sauer, Raunna VillaKe telling of lts goOd work. '"' held. Mrs. Ethel Phelps land Mrs. Harold Brewer. and. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs teacher, and these children tsk- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn In Con- Miss Marlon L~l and Miss Cole, J~ .Hutchinson and Ran· A cantrlbutlon wai niade. Twenoprncod with a Chmtmas pro- IJ . Lo B0tt . M d 0 A Martin mg part, Mona Kmg, Mary and a d in Chillicothe with his Allee Lambel1; Yoongstown; dy ~; . ty-flve year pins· & Clertiflcatea ur~rl. with a scripture reading. ame, ng om, r · an · · · Gene Perkins, Richard Carru· vo.y ~ · and Mrs John' For- Mrs • W Lambert and son Af IJu -"" be lfts ' Mrs Ed•ar Brewer Mrs Ro arents Mr · ,,, · • ter ane o.,._ I g , were presented bu1 ''" -rtby •·A t.'hri ~t mas Day" devotion I . · r> , .' • • nMrs. Mary Reapp of Hunting· thers. Opal and Betty Stewart, P ' · v'•J'Ied. 1·n South Wllllem Iront n Mr and Mrs .,- "" "" followed by. p~~yer. '.'Afln<e Beegle, and CriSta, Racme. ton, w. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Ben Helen King, Ronnie Wond, Deb·~~~~ie:.i ~:~Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wlley son: New Ha: ==~~:;: ~~~~:: :,~t=~d ~~~':~.:: ChmJmas Med1tat1on was g;v. , Those visilin~ Mr. and Mrs. Reapp of Chesapeake and M1ss bie Carruthers, and Cmdy Work- William Everson •n4 daughters. ven, W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. corated cupcakes and chocolate each spok• brleOy, . U e11 by \1arvm Fry. M d );Irs Delbert Welker diL.eR. WUey and son, Dave, Mid- Santsa were served. Favors of A turey dlnner was tiered 1Edgar B"wer, Porlland R. 1J I Betty WJlls of Pomeroy were man. ·j . AI"' given were "Scrooge 1were Mr. and Mrs. John Doh Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A one· act play was present. 'drd anhters Debra and L:nda port. . balloons and C!'J.oring books and gifts were etchange. The ~ ~a< Right," by Minnie Rizer. Ibins, Dennis and Kerry Lynn of j o. A. Marlin. ed by the Sunbeam and Busy ~I •:s sp~nt Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Young were given the ~children. next meeting will be Tuesday 0 urn nis Mr and Mrs Cher· were hosts for a family dinner Attending were Tqqa Brown January 2s when the third and \ ;i end "A Christmas Wish," by 1Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Char· Lob l Bee classes with Mrs. Virgil h 1 . G ' \a D1tlon. l ies Simeral and Tisha Jane Mrs. Emmogene n re urn- . King and Mrs Lonnie Hudson l er care ' . . · Sunday. Guests were M~. and Robin Dewhurst, Rick and Ran~ fourth degrees will De mven. ~ 1\ g<Jm~ period '!a~ held with ' Reynoldsburg; Mr and Mrs: ed. home Friday • ~fte:. under~ the teache-rs, ~ntitled, •'In My esMr:.u~~rie Vancooney & son, Mrs. Joe Young and chil~, dy George, Jeff Patterson, .Rose- , e• 1 t ~~ pP7!:'S gomg to. Fntzte Schwarz II Ronnie Beegle and Crisla. Ra- 1g?mg sur~ery at Umv~tstty_ Hos Father's House." Acting were James, visited over the holiday ltfelanie end Joey, cantbrJCige; mary SnOwden, Mlke Tillis, FIRST CHILD BORN ~- i!nil Agnes Whlte. . . cine; Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brew- ptlal .and IS convalescmg mcely. Sandy Workman, Rodney Carl, with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr . . and ~s. Charles Brad- Tommy Tucker, J_ayile Hutchln- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Michael A record player . With Chr1st-, er •nd David and Mrs, John Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hayes, I Edward ·and Alvin Smith, Bar- James Manley and children and bury and children, Suzanne, Asa son Rita and "Riilney Bailey J ISh Mit h) 11 ~ m~s _carols a~d smgmg. was I Beall, R.ond:1 and Mark. Columbus, Mrs. Charlotte Wil- ~' bara and Jennie Carruthers Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck and aKnd Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Leo M~ Ruth end JoY Sauer, Mar~~ thea~~~h ofctlte:'1:sr:":~~ enju) ~d. fol! ~wed by a gift ex· son of Springfield, Mrs. Audrey Nedra Stewart, Steve and Bren- children in Columbus. ~nnedy, Jr. and son, Tony, lene Barnett, Raeanrm Cole, Oa- e 6 lh 11 oz daughter. Laura .\ change by all. . ENT~RTAIN AT DINNER Wilson and children, Jackson , da Smith, Harold and Sherman Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs ~Jddleport; Mrs. Lorene Kenne- vid Cole, Brenda Bolin, Terry Lynn at Holzer Hospital su.. Hetrrshments were served b) . and Mr and Mrs Russel! Mil· I While Sue and Kenny Wood Ec .. Le ·s were Mr and Mrs y, Galena;. and Mrs. Patty O'Dell, Donna Dallas and Du· day, ember 19. Grandp'arents · 10 M dM K I Mr and !Irs Albert I!til ' ' ' · ' ~r WI ' ' V3 t d h1ldre 1 tn~ ll+_lsts + rs. e~- , enleriained wit.h · a Chrislmas ler (Sharon Wilson) of lndtana ·Sandra, Linda and Karla Beal, Robert Springer and daughter, es an c n, Bobby, Kat- ane Weber. Mrs. Lawrence Mil~ are Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch, • r .. an 1 n~ Ddl_on,'. Mm~u~, Ka,by, Lms l dinner atthelr home in R.itrine. l were Christ'mas guests of Mr. t Bobby. Chalres an~ Susie Mash Kimberly, Ada; Mr. and Mrs. hy, Sandy, and Randy, of WeiJs~ hoan assisted with the party. Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Amt dHl?,u d~~t~J~ 11 Sch~rzf 1Present were Mr and Mrs and Mrs. Lester Wilson. IJohn Walter and Richard Dean, George Vaughan and son, Chris- ton. Everett Michael Sr. of Brad· Br•'Tt a ~ .auFry oJ-~·dJa ot iRobert Hill Pat a~ Jay· Mr. Mr and Mrs Thomas Me-l ,fudy, Grace, Mary Lou, Gen·j tophcr' Chillicothe; Mrs. Estell Miss Dixie PJerce, Flint, Ml bury. Mrs. Freda Mitch, Miners; llasun: arvm • 1 epor 1 ' ' · · • eva and Dovid King Walburn & Mrs Arthur Lewis is spending t'Je holidays with ville, Mrs. Jessie S1'sson, P~ ;1 Mr and Mrs Emil Eynon son and Mrs. Billy Hill. Billy Jr., Cl ung and family returned I ' be 'd. r · . · ' her parnts, Mr. and Mrs, MiiJ.,..... lt Dann\', Raci~e; Eth~l, B~ster ! Pam. Jeff, Tim and Chris, all home to Marion Sunday, after The ne I; t?n was ~~~en IMiddleport. ard Pierce. Miss Pierce Js a eroy and Mrs. Jane Rope, Col· ;, .I L ·arl Phel Pom d: of Racine, and Mr. and Mrs. "'pending the holidav weekend by Layman ~ecii Cox, a VISitor Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fl:l chner teach•.r ,·n the Flint Schools. umbus are great grandmothers •· anu 1" ps, eroy, an •,1, R·l··h,lrd Duckworth, Agnes and 1Waid Foster, Cheryl on dJohn ''with her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. from Mt . {T mon. Church d d. Santa "fts Iwho have be en resJ'd'mg ·m LonMrs Gu• Reynold nd 1 fOfl'On and Mrs. Chi oe SherJl}BD of ' De Claus then amve an g1 d E I d he e for a h· ' , s a . '" Cleveland Is a great gr'eat grandJJtllt's Robert White, Syracust'. l an, of C\J!umbus. Philip Hill Dale Smith. I l d d teats giv I ?~t· nlhg ah~ ' arleh ~I ld mot er, Mrs. Mtnerva Childers Members of the Middleport lh . , E t b son of Mr and Mrs Robert Hill , 1 Russ Wat"on and Mr< : were exc JJngt: an r -' vtst WI 1s mo ~r, ~~ rs. a mo er \ Y A . ew ear s ve par y f>• • II rs. ,, .. Tl W . Cl f the I " - I " t t V te are spending the holidays in unit of the Child Conservation • . mnnln"' at 10 p. m. w·Jl! be held could not att~nd because af ill- John Scott were Monday visit-' en. le t omens ass o .· lh .ot:~C mer.,a! aHIJlll>len aB he rans Akron WI'lh .Mrs. Nina Bland and I• League toured Radio and Tele· • ,. h h t d M It I GIVE FAMILY DINNER l h h f M d M ness. . p k b • \\' Va c urc rea e everyone ll;l emor1 osp a. ac ner, a th • at . e orne o r. an rs. ors m ar crs urt.. . . 1 d , . . I o er re1atives. . Ivision station WSAZ in Hunt- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris l J nlur Phelps Wetzgall st John F Marshall of Louisville. homemflde can y. i retired Navy ofrJre~, p ans toreMr d M A th i· u . ' • TO CONFER DEGR"E : .. ' turn to England thJS week l..v. · an rs. r ur Skmner lngton Monday morning with Sr. entertained with a famllv erov Ass istant hostesse"S for I Kv arnved Sunda" for a vtslt , . . . . . ' and Mrs Dav1d F'<t rmer spent I Mrs. Virginia Owens, guide, dinner Christmas at thel home' i. ·. The entered apprentice •"•ree - ·· . J mg Jus wife here wtth h1s mother Ch . · · 1 . in Daylo n WI"lh M Iconducling the group to a b•· Mulbe~ Ave. Guests were Mr.' • •I· the JO@d are. Mrs. . . Geneva Dil~ Wi.ll L , conferred at 8ut:"p m 1with l11S grandmother. . Mrs. Johr, · It unlll• hiS work IS completed Th •. nstmes M ~ lon. I\lr~ .. Mmme Rtzer and Mrs. ut: · · 1 F Bailey and relat1ves. 1 w . • • "' rs Dan Farmer & da ugh- Wnd ~ th!:'! - scenes view of the and Mrs. .. , Dwight Parker and Saturdev JanU'3ry tst in · G . d were Chnstmas dmner guests Qf 1 · J' • Mrs 01 an en11e1mer an .1U· M nd , 1 E h ers 1 tat' on the also t Bo ~ the Masonic Temple by Harri-! c"l mbus were Sunda evr r. a "rs. verett Ba? ner M'r & M Is I y me z Myrtis Kay, William Young, and ! FIRST sonville Lodge 411 F & AM· I dy, o u fh th y M , I and dau ghters. Conm~ & Karen M . rs. Harry Stover and Johnson and . Budd Daley, stu- Bill Young of Pomeroy• Mr. an l QUALITY Jue Stanley, master; has. a~~ ; ~~:~ g~.e~~il~ a:~~;. a~d M~:: l A rom binat ir•n Christ mas and 'J,,nd ~!iss Mary Schaaf of Col- thrs.ho~!~ma Davis visited over ldio personalities while there. Mrs. DanK Morris, Cl~cinnatl; S REGULAR ·nounced. Russ Watson. I weddmg C.1ndlelight buffet was m~us. , e . hi ay.wee~end Jn Lancas- AUending were Mrs. Angus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris ; Certified Oil Station '1r and Mrs Ho-r Holle" given nt the I.&M Cafe in Pum-' ~.r.t andrlMrsh. Manmng Kloes :[ wtt_ the~r children, Mr. and tHoward and children, Ricky, and Ric~ and Paula, Middle, G ldi E All " · · "" ' enter ame w11 h Id t rs J;m Hu~bard and 'amily IRodney and Greg, Mrs. Eugene port; end Mr. and Mrs, Pat :· W. M•in St. Pomeroy era ne ynon. were dinner guests of their eroy the rvrning of Dec. 22 . I • tl G I a . o: ~y/a~I.V andd Mr . .and Mrs. Davis Stover Houdashelt and children, Becky, HolLer of Butler, Pa. -,· are urged to attend. rlaughter and family, Mr. and Honl•l,,.l,,u N~·:.re ~FC. ahnd Mr~ ~~~er~l~. W~~~a~ l~~1~c~ Ma;: an family. Randy and B. J. Dalley, their , Mrs. H. B. Curd and son, John, I.owe ~ ( tm('~('r, w 0 were i . M dM H ' · guest, Mrs. K~nneth Scites, BIR'111DAY HONORI!.D on Christmas Day. married last ~lay 24. and ~~~:·· k~~· M:Co~~elsv~~~- ~:~!dc~~~i PLAI~.TNJN~ SERVICES Mrs. Dale Walburn and son, Mr. and Mrs. VernOft Weber Mrs · H· B· Curd and N!r!; at Fort Knox, Ky., where he IS B '! 1 1 M ddl t' d b A hWatch mght Servire will 1Steve, Jill Beaver, Mr. and enter•-m· · ·· t r d · ac 1 c .. 1 r-ror . an the ld "" ed w;' th 8 birthday di~ ... Jiollt•v were shopping in Points <'~lOne· . Rev and Mrs George Siddall Be hr at the_ Eden United IMrs. Robert Schmoll and child-~ r.r Tu~sday evening in observ· Plea;ant recently. T/ltlse al_IC'ndmg v:·ere_ Mrs . . Platisburg · ' ~el ren In Omst Church. Frl ren, Bob, Janice and Jim, Mrs. ance of their son, Duane'• 7th 'ng were h'1s Glenn Humphre yand daugh· ' Paulme Miller, Calhpohs; Mrs. I Th R ·, d M G Y: ~cemb.er, 31,. followed hy Don Mullen and sons:, Sean, ]'bi'rthdav. Attend1 Mabel 1'\eimeyer Pomeroy· Sp4 e e\ · an rs. eorge re 1 , ler. Mrs C. ..Becht of Akron . n ld · Ft B '. 1Siddall and childrm of Phtts- I VIva se~vlces With the Rev ·1Charles, Mike, Pat and Brian, grandparents, Mr. aild Mrs. visil.ed Tuesday wilh his moth- Ronmc ~y n~. 5:,r · ~~m~g: · burg are holidny gut'~ Is of· her Carlyle Seiple, Con!erence Supt. M;s. Fran~lin Triplett and I Lawrence Milhoan, Middleport: er. Mrs. Elizabeth Humphrey. ~1 rs. R~ ~~~~~:t't r~J,o, Ga llpo~s, I pareuts Mr and Mrs Paul ~;om Rockford. Oh10 as evange. 1children, Rtcky, Debbie and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baer and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hennessy 1r. 1 r. I , ome~·oy ; r. SrrnJrt ' . . ),· 1St Saturday a.nd_su.nda_ y evenm- Cindy. daughters, L'Jnda and O'<ana tlf . d h I'd L.:m y JludnalL Manon; Mr. . · n Th p bl of Bellall'<'. M ., were o I ay Cl d T 1 M.ddl · l M I Chnstmas Dav dmner gur-sts g. .e u Jc JS mvlted. Rev. Chester, t~nd Dennis, Dean. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DY eS ~it or,crr: e~rr; V' r.' of Gene Grnte included his 'ra- Blake JS pastor, The church is LEr\VE FOR FLORIDA Donna Dallas and Duane WebHenn:ssy. . I S~~ H~n~a~d ho;c~~'niels·, ~t·. I jher, J. H. Grate and Mr. and lo~at:d on State Route.IZ4, two Mr. and Mrs. Purley Karr er. ' Chnstmas dmner ~uests .or Benn .mg an d Mrs. M.ld d Hoff- Mrs· · Leland Brown and son ' Le • miles nonh of Reedsville. left Tuesday morning for Brad----1 re . H Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas ennes5y . mcm. Pomeroy. i land, Middleport: Mr. and Mrs. PARTY BEGINS AT 8 enton, Fla. to spend th.e win· Glaciers cover about oneand fam1ly were Mr. and Mrs. I 011 . 't d b d F.'dward Tewskbary and son The Rull;url Church ol Christ ter months. Enroute to lt~lorida tenth of the earth's land surnd M 1ers were mv1 e , 11 1 ue .. • Put Hennessy and Mr. a rs. , to th e ho!iday season. WPfE' un- Tommy, Wellston, anrf ': c~ nd will hold a family night and they will visit with Mr. and face end contain almost ont Robert Roberts. I able to attend and sent gifts. Mrs. William GN>te cmd son of watch party Friday beginning Mrs. Huward Ewing in Atlan- jper cent of the world'!! water, Along with ou.: wishes for a Leon R. Meadows has returnSouth Charleston, w. Va. at 8 p.m. ta. says National Ge<:lgraphle. ed to his home, Durham, N. C.,j .,;;;;;..._ _ _..:.__...._ _ __:._:....::..::.:_....================•~ = ~.i---.,....,.~,.--,.·=·;;;;ii;,.-i;;;;;;='"j hale and hearty New Ytar, we're after spending Christmas with I stnding a gr;t.teful t•thahks" to our his sister, Mrs. May Meadows • <uStomw for their past &QOd wi.U. and brother-m-Iaw, Ted Reed ) and sons. Mr. and Mrs Earl Ketlv of I Lancaster were 111esday gu.csts The Natim~l Honor Society of of ~!r. and Mrs. Herbert D1xon Rutland High School has tapped and fa m1ly. I five nPw senior members. This Weekend We Are A2C Freder~ck C. Bo~d le~t An impressive ceremony beMonday evemng, for his Atr fore the student body was conHaving Our Sale Of ..• . Force base, Kinchloe, Mirh. af- durted by Jane Lucas, the presi, ler spending ten da~· s with his dent. ' parents, Mr. and Mrs. William 1 S}'mbols or the society, char1 Boyd and friends. acter, le.:tdership, service and schola rship, were explained by lighting candles from a flamand ing torch by members Cheryl : Long, Latis£'hia Gates, Ditvid Peterson, and Randy Vance. Seniors tapped were Beverly These Coats and Jackets for men and Forbes, Jean Tillis. Bob Thomas, Linda Davis and Na ncy for boys sell regularly , , , Lambert. Mary Chapma n is advisor. Boys $6.95 to $14.95 ' e On r .. .. . ' • •' . I ... /$Celebrated .' ....,.p .., .,., .. .. ~ ·,., ' .. . ,,... ' • ~~o,•. ' ' ........... ,·;-·u• - . ·~ a1 y i :: :nJ lJ nee' . I 1 CCL Mothers Tour WSAZ TV 5 ~ I __ - 8uff et • Glven ---- -- '· I Neimeyer CoupIe 28'9 I IIt 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 Honor Society Qf Rutland has 5 New Members MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CEtJTER Mens Coats and Jackets .. 1 Boys Coats and Jackets VISIT IN POMEROY Earl Kesterson returned I home to Wilmington after spending the Christmas holiday weekend with his parents, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Dale Kesterson. , Earl's health remains about the I same. Jack Seelig brought him 1 to his parents home and took , him back. Mr. and Mrs. Bill I Cogar and family of Lnck· , bourne, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy ! Kesterson of Chester were also Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kesterscm. 1 winnifll year, we can : ten!And we hope it \., meets j'Dl/1' lit// txpectations. We sincerely , enjoJII} servifll you in ' the pastyear. May wr contitNJe to share the britflt littu/8 ahead. ..•• • Mens _ _ $8.95 to $16.95 There are 67 Boys Coats Jackets and 147 Mens Coats Jackets. Stop In the Mens Boys Department on the floor and save on coats ami teta durin& this sale. and and and Ill jac• TONIGHT NOT OPEN Friday and Saturd1y D•c. 31·Jan. 1 Van Oyck, Elke Sommer, Angie Dickinson, •~ • ... , .m:nuat1, aa "Madame Coco". SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY Jan.~ POM&lOY ' "" RUTLAND Peace Push etting Cold Disdain Reported in Patrol Shorthanded, Asking Help Moscow to Offers to Talk at Ia MOSCOW (UP/) - Normally 300 ~cants artS,!. McCreedy praised the vnl· processed to obtain a beifnnina unteer work of the Highway class. Approximately JO per Patrol Auxiliary. Its men per~ cent become dropeuts. The III!W form thowandJ of hours of acact.my now is expected IAI clerical type work. special mlsstart its f!rst . class In Aprll or ston duties, and even dispatch· May. ·er work. An alarming Increase lR traf. "I don't know how we'd opfie accidents the Patrol is obll· orate without them," the offl. gated to Investigate alone bas cers said. ' placed SIJI. McCreedy's detach- The officers urged Rotarians men! under heavy demands. to Interest young men between Supposed to wock a 40 hour 21 and 30, between 6-9 and IH week, by law, many officers tall, weighing at least 160 lbs., are called out for extra duty. with a high school diploma, "Most of them decline - 10 and 20 or 30 vision UIIC!IITected, far ~ to demand compensatory in a Patrol career. Starting pay time off," the lieutenant said, is $5,520 as a patrolman, rising The last two months, for 81· to $6,600; Sergeants go to $11,· ample, atresdy show an ln· 200, and lieutenants to f:) ,420 crease of I~ to 20 accidents ov· annually. er the same moothe ol 1964, "With the way promotions the speaker said. Each accident are coming through nnw," said requires an average of two Lt. Binkley, "an ambitiowl, oap. hours to investigate. In this ""''"CI Lt. BlnkiOJ and Soviet Premier Alexei able man can mov• from be- manded to11igl1t that Americans withdraw ginning salary to 17,920 ill 15 from South VJet Nam. His stotement rtflected years." scorn for President Johnson'J latest Viet Nam ApplicaniS may appl}> at the moves. nng~ng 0 Gallia . Meigs post located 011 Kosygin made the statement to a grotoi~IP;,~of:..;::~ Route 35 three miles from Gal· newspa~er correspondents: "The Soviet g. The Ohio State Patrol, caught In a manrwer lipolis. the Somet people condemn the U S. aggression , squee2e is coming directly to the people for relie Th 1 b . "ted to the people of V~et Nam and they brand the WASIUNGTON EXCISE Lt.' Jack Binkley of District g headquarters lo~ated open eru:'u~ ;a~is~:;t head<ju:,~ with slulme, " 1" said. tax cuts effective today mey at Jackson, said a real crises is facing the patrol Friday ters near Jackson the afternoon . . take some of the sting out of night in a talk to the Middleport-Pomeroy Robry club of Feb 1 Umted Press l nternationai ew Year's Eve bills, .but at Heath church. Lt. Binkley was accompanied by Sgt. .' · The Commumst world gave PreSident 1 Security tax Increases P. D. McCreedy, commandant of the Gallipolis post that PreSident John Werner inlro· peace offenSIVe a chilly reception today, in a new gin Saturday will put tb e serves Meigs and Gallia duced the speakers. He also ':"essage to the American people, North V1et Nam'PI~ athe ~cit in· the day. At noon counties with a stall of to """'' before servlco nam~ Paul Smart .~ha~rman of !dent Ho Chi Mmh renewed Com mums! demands !¥"Y the 10 per cent tu on ad· officers. . clubs, ocbools, l!ld eommaal· the On to Denver group (I',> Withdrawal of U. S. troops from South V1et Nam nUsstons and night club Lt. Binklezced the cause I ty groups to pn>mote Interest temallonal convention thl! cond1hon for peace. . . . . wu repealed as part of the the growing officer shortage In the Patrol •• a caroer," Spring), In Moscow. authoritatiVe Sov1et sources saltf 1 onjllllage of the $4.7 billion Is two main factors, the de Ll. Blnkloy said. Heath church ladies serving a R~sSJans have thrown cold water on the Widespread cls4J tax enacted Jut ruanda of the Viet Nam war, A sign of the shortage is the steak dinner were Mrs. Nan encan quest for a V1et Nam peace. TT~h,e~~;~~~ Iiut with the start of the and lhe increasing number of fact that the n<w Patrol AcsdeMoore, Mrs. Beulah Kayes, Mrs negative Soviet response to the Amencan old, first· lint officers who my, which was scheduled to beGuy Shuler, Mrs. E. 0 . Rall, been conveyed priVately tot yeat . 12:0t a.m. Saturday taxpayers wUI face the the Patrol in the thirties gin its first class in February Mrs. Roger Morgan and Miss Western diplomats m Mos- personal_ message frommler~>t'·iJ blg"r bite from their retirement. Tbe with a class of 50, has only 15 Bess Sanbom. r~. v· l N ····If rh.-affl!mmg the A of rtised Social was organized in 1933. candidates so far who bave met . e . Je . 8 "_1 war. 1 ~ w_as opes for an early , '1llf incre... will boool "We bave beea aullltrlltd tbe requirements. mcreasmg '" mtenSJiy desp;te honorable settlement ill moxlmu earl tax to }\ the U.S. peace efforts and the Nam. After meeting De 59 t* ~~ lhsD eight-day pause. in bombing Goldbe<g addressed a vkius muimUIIL U nuds on N~th V1et Nam. V1et sess10n of the pre ~ng terronsts exptott•d bombs ,representatives of WASIIINGTDN ~ m an Amertcan military billet I Atlantic Treaty Or,w~~l3 dent Jqhnson wtU send in Dalal, killing one u .. S. ser-1<NATO!. il Vlceman and woundmg lOt A he r that gresa Dell month the It's Baby Derby Time A· t dents of Meigs <OUnty. In case ol o tte, awards wll others. ' h ~ . 1avy fog ·and mo¥ controversial . I E•act time of birth must be be distributed_ at dtiCI'ollon of Should Mel s county's new consolidated high school Ptace Missions ConHnue aJrp ane rom ~ since Thlrty·S(X s_tores are joined specified IS • wnlten state- contest committee. l!t called The ~ew Frontier High School, The Horton· Despite the seemingly imper· HaJTiman from "lllf' U. ot Ia slill again m oflormg. the first baby ment by attending pbysiclan, 111- Prizes must ~ ;fones High School, or Union Hlgh? j vlnus Communist ~land, the YugOIIav knon, J 'It~~ M~ county m lllli4i aiMI his eluding name and addresses of Jan. 31, 1966. • _,,.,. · ~ That question may be settled the night of January Johnson pea.ce mtsswns .oonli- hilltop estate !loved 'lo :· . up w Mom aiMI Dad u m•"Y.,parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rebert!. Lee, 3 when the new board meeta, Its members may-or may nued with these d<volopments: Austrian borde~. bllllon.Jrro prizes. I This statement must be in the RU I, Racme, were U.. win-not-take the namea suggested above and others below, ~ Ambassador Arthur J. ,pJane was forred The rules are sbnple: I office of the Dally Sentinel, M.. mng parents last January. under consideration. Goldberg gave French Pres· Belgrade. CHA N, S.C. Baby must be born after mid- ' chanic-st, Pomeroy by the close LanPardmticipalinC stores are: t Below are seven responses to a recent invitation to ident Charles de Gaulle a, -At New Deihl, ty.siJ: mea were Indicted night, Dec. 31, 1965. of business (5 p.m.) Jan. 7, ark, baby bunt ng; suggest names lor the new high school. Admittedly mea.. - Embassy announceded :~~ 1 day on charges of stesllng at Parents must be legal resi· 1968. I (continued on page Z ) ger, the responses perhaps make up for lack of quanti would arrive there Si least 125 mllllon In by their quality. The Daily Sentinel neglected to offer , consultations with the fnlm the 'tlavy'o cash mducement to engovernmenl India alo!W· ."i l shipyards. It was one of n I Of/0 !rants, a fact that may have school district the name Horton Poland and c~ largeat thefb ever reported reduced the number of re· ~Jones Lncal Scbool District. m•mber of the Int..;.....O.O from !be federal government. spondents. Horton for Valentine Horton. U conlrol Commission en.!ild So Wit an operaUon was Nevertheless, ... <ommend who was • Pioneer Industrialist supervise lhe 1954 rln1, oourea iald, that the following names It !be new of Meigs County and Jones for agreement on Viet aysttm used to get rid of board for ooosideration aDd Tom Jones who represented H<trri.rrm~~a~n n~re::~sl~ stolen fiOOCia amounted to thank each person who made • Meigs County for many years ed p and nationwide marketing and 1 suggestion (One writer chose in government ond was a friend ~.,.,._i~l•C Assisrant McGeorge trlbullon ay&lelll. Items The 1964-65 Middleport council and Ma· courts In state-tried traffic cases. not to have his name used). of all teachers. t u 1been to Canada in ed w have been taken over a yor Lee Smith by any sort of grading sys- Adopted a Master (Comprehensive) No Name. with the rurrent pea<e an,. five-year perllld ranged tern have set a record as the most produc- Plan for Middleport setting guidellneo for r would like to submit the diesel engine (l8rts used In tive of vital legislation in the town's his- future development. following name lor the new cern- Having three sons, all grad- By Uolted Press Ioteroatlooal dear submarine w tory. str 1 f 1 pnhensive high school. "The uates, may I snggest the name A heavy fl ow of New Yea(s and llhoeo, Some Middleport people maintain what -Set In motion con uct on 1 agoon· New FronUer High School", My for the merging schools be holiday lraffJC will hit the they have done will ruin the community. type sewerage system after nearly 20 yeata reasons are as follows: (I) Thts ?amed :·united filgh School," nation's highw,ys tonight More peOple, we believe, expect their rna~ of councilmanic dodging antics with state certainly will be an opening m keeprng with our Umted Na. The National Safetv Council Clllim'ER, W. VA. jor actions already to have set Middleport and federal authorities. In the on again-off of the frontier of Education in tion. said in Chicago that ihe heavv head-on collision •n state on a road toward growth and better things. again sewerage project of 20 years dura- our area, (b) The "Virgin Terr. Mrs. Marjorie Bowen traffic and extra ronsumptio~ 1 !Ill near here early this~~:~~ I 10 The administration that ends its official lion ex-oouqcllman David Miller about ilory" of eager nllndJ wlll be . of alcoholic beverages could : lng took the Ufe of a 1'1 1 council segment to 1 he uplolted w its fullest, and (e) life Friday night at midnight has been years ago led I think our new high school push the traffic death toll as : Obto II'Oman. Authorltiea1 ':~!I u thf 1 1 its b · h t bl" brink of arranging for financing and conThe name lo appropriate for should be named "Union Hi"· h1'gb as 440. 'fh• Counc;·t d";d not 1 lied the 91cUm as Mrs. G 0 pu lC struction. However, council finally balked ,.ou u n aslc approac ._ By United Press bite<" WnU, 81. business. Council's two youngest men, both and Mr. Mllfer'!l considerable personal ef- our times in this century. Union mean!l the act of unit- give a specific figure. but I Believe it or not, lt'll Polloe aald Mrs. Wolf was retiring this year, are Eugene Harris, an Robert D. Morris lng, or making one, and. Isn't estimated Jhat the final death winler storm that 1s passenger In a ccar driven eniJlneer, and Roger Morgan, a business- fort went for naught. Principal Bradbury Srbonl thai JUSt what we are domg? toll for tratfi•· acetdenls would . Ohio's spring-like W<JitbL her husband Arthur, 16. He man. Both are about 40. Mayor Smith, also It should be pointed out, also, that pr.. Mrs. Fred Rooenbaum be between 360 and 440 An dav !liken to an area hospital an engineer, Is 35. llmlnary work on other legislation wao ac· I would like to submit as a 104 Peoples Terr. additional 17.1100 1o 21.000 Apowerful wintry DlaiJI.lt ferlng from ahock, l!ld anotl> I Older men on council also have taken a compllshed in the 1962-63 sdmlnlstration. name for the new c:onsolldated Pomeroy, Otuo persons would be inJured in Iing eastward through er passenger In the car was young look at town problems. Examples are the Master Plan and enablinl traffic accid~ols. the Council IGreat Lakes region. ~ted for ocalp lacerations Mr. John Zerkle, who like Mr. Wayne resolutions In the building code and zon· r recommend the name Is be said. ' strong flow of warm re!Wed. Glbbona, Is a veteran of hundreds, perhaps ing resolutiona. Extensive spade work on 00 -~lidd-Pom-Locals." This name The New Year's holiday Buckeye State thousanda, of council and council commit· these actions was performed by the Mid· Include Northwestern, Sal- traffic death record was sell holding minimum omo APPEARED IIEAD-.,,JoiN1!11Gldl tee meetings (away from their attractive dleport Planning Commission. lsbury, and Bedford Districts last year when 474 persons , a1 unseasonably warm for IUIOther holiday •· TV ~tteens) are carryovers. So Is Mr. The present council, however. had the poas they are now called. died. I It was JMre like disaster nn the hlghwaye GeorJe Baker, a retired businessman, who Utica\ fortitude to pull the legislation out Mrs. Monna L. Smith Although ~ew Year's will fall summer day as the U ·the death foil roae even waa nominated last May to council, then of Its pigeon holes. It would have been PT. PLEASANT~ The Sher· 5'. South Second Avenue on 1 Saturday. lh• holiday ' ter dipped only to 56 , II' lhab laat weekend's rtC!Cird accepted appointment to the seat vacated easy to leave it there with the solemn bleos- Iff Department Ia ln~estlgatlng Middleport, Ohio period runs from 6 P m. local Ibus and 59 at ~ )>lC!e. . whea Bob Craie resigned. Ings of people oppooed to II. • bruklnc and entermg which time Thursday to midni ht held at 6t in 0 a.m. (EST), the . CUfford Stumbo, another buslneosman, Special recognition surely Ia due Mr. occurred at Lenn scbool some- Herewith Is my auggestlon Sunday. g I The ~~tedtha':'"a~ least the alxth preaenr member, Is completing Zerkle for his dogged perserverance In the lime after midnight December ~ naming the new school dis- A United Press International ings were to persona had lost their Uvea bls second year of service. A man In his vexing sewerage project. Convinced about llllh and discovered by the JaD· lr1ct; either "The Paul H. Cam- count at 9 3 m EST showed 51 1 today and early thla middle yeara, he also has elected 1 youth- four years ago that action in this field wu ltur, Arnold Saxton, Thursday ahan School" or "The Carira- persons d~ad. m, t ff' but cooling showen · Ohio ltreets and· highwaya ful b to b eeded M Z kl to k h ld f th b mo lng h School " · th" ra tc ac· tbe the New Yw'• weekend lpproac pu Uc affairs. n , r. er e o o o e pro • m . an , !IInce 11 late cidents since the holiday period showers were m loci begiD at I, p.m. TbiJ has been an exceptionally strong Jem, like a bulldog, and wouldn't let go. Person or ~ unknown (elllie1111111 serves w represent began. later tonight. council, a!>le, IIDcere, dedicated to comWhile Mr. Zerkle baa not af'eed wltb etttered the building lllrougb a a aymbnl of achievement to the The breakdo . Cooler air will COLIIMBUs _ REVIIINlllEI mulllnil7'1'elfare. All are remarkable in their the council majority In zoninlleii&Iation, ~prlent wtndo wn . St state later tmighl, , w, broke Into~~~ Me~_s ~bumty, having TraHtc from Oblo'a 12 major taxes w1 DfllleBI to aerve. That they had only his dlflerence.s ha~e been on principia and .... ncipa1s oflloe whenJ \bey ,...., ,""m ... bte beiJln· Fir" 1. thermometer down <reUad by lo.t!' per eent rare abarp diUtp'eemeot In hammering out he baa not obstructed the will of tho ma- lrled unauccesllfully 1A1 pry Dlnp to nnteworlhy fortunes, PI•ue• · 130s or lower too. lng thelb,t ba)f of lba leii&Iatloa chartin1 new •ourses Is even jorlty. blngea oil a large salt. '1be kit- and beinJ one of the most In· Mlscellaneour The outlook for flscal more remarkable. Clerk Gene Grate, while pooselllDC no eben wu also broken Into Wjllra duatrious men to mr come Total Day was ~ oi.,,J!v 11 w.atber with a Jolu! ~ It II a tribute 1o the eommunlty thai It legislative powers, neverthelesa hll . pro- the lid of the sehool fond frees- hm thia area. Let Ibis oew ReeeJpil fnlm the1e la 10 treasured that Its moat able dtlzena vided vital ~ervlce.s to the IUC!eeBI ol tho er wu lefl open. tiCbaol rise In the enthusiasm IIOIJDAY! rain showers. ' tllua fer IGtal $4IUI1,111. have offered to 10rve lt. pre10nl administration. Hil monthly flnanOnly Items reported mlu- Of achievement Whet greater --.....:...4 and uae tu ll1owod a Ul Followtn1 are b!llor *otloill either lnstl· clal charts live everyone an aceunte and Inc by the IChool prlnl!lpal, Mn. honor ""'ld we bestow on a ·l'be Dally SenUoel, lo kftl> per <eDI lDereue luted and oomp!eted or IDher!ted partially complete picture Of Wbete every pUblie !.ida Shinn, were two pain li1IJI 10 l'eceiiiiJ heralded, yet lie Willi the lepl bolidoy, will 1. per oenl, but .~::e~llne conoelved and coneluded In the past two dollar hBI (ODe and hnw many are left to pliers, two acrewdrivera, and a even more recently ...,.. ~::..~ ';:b~~ Re~~ Brll!tlayert "'\111 u Jill' CIIIL yeara by the admlnlatratlon: be applied toward 11pcomlng obllptlona. lllllll alarm elock. Mv'nmrlu L. RobertiOa llcattoa wm be retJamed Moo- poslpolllllc U. . ~!fl!~ -Enacted a bulldJDI code. Admltledlly, the lncoqrlDI admbilltratlon · Manaaer, WMPQ day Jaa. J. IAI heve be4ill ;.:; -Enacted Its corrollary ordlnan<e, a •on· of Mayor Clyde 0. Fillher, two new aoun. BOVND OVJnl ' date to IMbe~~~ .... fORIJ) Viet Narn War, Retirements, B • • Manpower Sh rlages E 101 tkher r DerbIV rJl.• a bIV .1. zme .J .J • lS nere J. 1 if s T ted ,ames UIJ'IJ'eS l::!JO · or n··:gh sch00I I" iiount .!!. r A Ed't • 1 M•ddJ • • Acted In • New I eport Adm•IniStration F•IeIds to ompl•teRecordm • Legis• }ation • Expec t 01 n ea vv .J c 1 .l. Winter Making Like ° ••U I :1 of r i~;,,; ~~la~w~,81~th~e~flrst~j~ln~~ was the Otto Prtmlnter't "IN HARM'S WAY" - Tecbnicolor- Wilde, Franchot Tone, Jamel Mitchum, Jill Haworth, Da· na Andrews, Borgen Iter• dlth, Henry Fonda. Colorcertoon "! FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1965 -,lea "PLAY IT -(00Ln Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, Billy Universe and the Satelt lites, Danny WiLliams Serving Meigs Cou nty for Over 93 Years POMEROY-MIDDLEPORt•.OHio NO. 215 ~ ;" .4,_ ::u. "'THE ART OF LOVE" POMEROY NATIONAL BANK VOL XVII MeipMt~~on - .. • . - ": = Pomeroy, Ohio John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Patricia Neal, Tom TryOQ., Paula Prentiss, Brandon De Det7oted T,. Tlul ,,.,...., ,, .01 TM Broken Jnto 1 -Te<!hmcolorJJmes Garnrr. Dick enttne· Leon Sch } MEIGS THEATRE • • •• 1· \ Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Shopping code. of Meigs •nil upon Itself five year• duraIll pbertl fund. lh• ., state pre.~!:'111 mayor•' dlmen, F. ParmAlee Jt I e ba f d dleport, •.lllary Lee, . 81'01111011-Q, MJtl. "'ooltrel "Bill B,nt1lliJh lllghSchoo!" School" VetmoDI Memorial Hospital Vaughan,B. and Clerll..,leotaDd 1Uctiard ~y entered a..,l:lol •· .UiliJ AdmtsiloDI ~ James Haw· have big ahoea to flU. 1 ' J; :• ~IIOIHUpport d1arp "Beild View High School" thorne, Lnng Bottom. Every 'illdi..tlon ·~t tl1Ji1.polll~. ....... 1ole1Ja County CGUI't "Melp Aiel lllth SchOOl" Dloc~or101 ~ Ortha Waddell, The they wiU carry on with the holdbter ooilla. ·over to lbe·ll'iftlt · l'lllnd Rf · Ul·b aid • dlmen to eompletl ' th•: Jmplldint' fUIIi on • blx!d "" h 'tll. • ' Jll'' .... ""hooJ" Athens;_ Dav" Clark, New Hav· roy • bllla,v.,..iii ahead. ., ,. , ·; \ , ·., I'M* W. l'Grter, Jr:' Mil. ·11'1-...., Alklr1 en: Addie Barton, Racine; Mlcb- i•·m. ·.. __,_, ~.-. . . ... '· ., ,.,.Jlon'!loGYIIIt, Obit aaJ Hawk, Pomeroy. . . der = I � 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. 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