http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7d2ba41af5e281d83e87f41d1cd44018.pdf 994767f8bacc1c0af11ab499fc7e3e35 PDF Text Text .~ 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 �/ ., . \ 0~ ..... - ' 1, I. ; • .Rutland .Upset 1n Overtime; Ha ·n nan Trace Wins First !Ia-., I BY DICK THOMAS 1 Evan•men. He also grabbed 13 iod to lak• a 68·41 lead as the ; big 17-polnt third period lo Jiod. It was Roger Davia who • lakes on Zaleski 'In the cbamp'"'· · Hannan Trace Wildcats of the team 's 34 rebounds. Ter- , 1asl period opened. . Itake a 3J.Z7 lead going into. lha louted Deosn ll'riflhl, with lS icmobip match after the ootiJOI.. r<. . .d to an e~sy 71-61 win, be-: ry Crcmcons made 7 o( 16 from The W. Va. Wildcats out- 1final .frame. Zaleski. trai[ficl. 44 • aecoods left and , the <OUII! lUll ,lion game. I : ·•>111. elforl of Don .tl>! floor and added 5 free rebounded IIBDDan Trace l4- 42 with 1:40 left m the !mal knotted at - · ~Jgbt step- Jim P Zaleakie 1 bool1na .,._ 0011 ;: . •t, over !lit Hahnan, W. Va. ' throws to trail Hall with 19 34 in the action-paced main period. Densil Wright of Zale,. ped to the line and dropped m last .g)I"'J" ~ V: 1 dear. In tHe ntg)Itcap of the points. Cremeens had 9 re- event. Glen Adkirui paced the kl and RIIIJ!f Little of RuUand tbe winiiing foul shot. test, ~ u of'30. Dan 11811 l.· nnan '!'race Holiday Basket- bounds. losers wllh 22 points, making traded bukets lo rna« it Rut- Zale ki ectod n of Hannan Trace was second 21 1 :. Tournament last night at Hannan took an early 3 • 0 10 of 24 shots from the floor lend 46-44, wilh eight seconds 62 rr"::::' 1lle ftoo:lor 33.8 of . Ron Biack of Rut1 It was the ftrst 1Jead but a couple of bucker. bv and two foul shots. He also ac· left. Wnght hit a short Jumper 1, .. mille. d d a . nd 22 30 third I.•• of 1• an ma e 5 01 8s 19 " H Tr he d ted 1 rebo ds L to d · · to lh rt' per cen w w "' 30• ·• . 1 In seven .' ~ ~ Ior Co acb · H·" au put annan ace a a coon or 18 un . onsen tt m e ove Ime. from the lou! One. The Jlob. and Glen Adkirui of Hannan, t •rge Evans lads. r4-3. Hannan Trace trailed 13 • me Stover had ll points lor Roger DaviS slarted the sec- Ish d te bo d 'th W V had I :W • Coach Jan Cox's Zaleski Bob-liZ inside the two minute Hannan, along with 10 frem 1r.nd half lor the Red Devlll ca a 33 am re un. s, WI • a. 14 0 ra.s defeated the Rutland Rod mark in the first period Jim Adkirui and 9 from Tom and racked up 17 points to bring :~ by Roger Akers high lor Zaleild 141) Devils 47·46 in an odlon·pack· but baskets by lloll, Chapman. Jim Adkins had 10, Rutland from behind. Davis e wmners. Perry, 4-3-11; McCathern, 2ed overtime llmt saw the Bob- Cremeens, and rtoger Belville rebounds and Chapman bad 9. made 8 oliO shots from lhe : Davis led the Red Devils lll-4; Colley, 11-2-14; Wright, 7· cala blow a7·point haiUimelead, gave them an 18·13 first period Hanlllln Trace shot 4U per 1flnor and added a fr .. throw . with 17 points. Little and Bob fl.lf; Akers, W-4. Totals, 21· and lhen surge back to He the let~d. Icent. making 32 of 66 from the 1 for his Iota!. Barrett eacb had a. Ron Black ' S - 47. charges of Coach Jim AdamsJ Six buckets by Rail sparked field and 14 of 25 from the foul Jim Colley. wltb I ol12 from had l! of Rutbmd's 311 rebounds. Ro!lauct (II) 46-46 al the end ollhe regula· a 27-point second period attack ltme. Hannan's Wildcats connec~ j lhe floor, and Wright, wbo The Red Devils shot 33.3 per Barrett, 3-2-8; Black, 2-1·5; !IOn game. ond the Hannan Wildcats of ed on 28 of 68 shor. for 11.1 made 7 of 19 attempted sbor.. cent makmg 18 of S4 altrmpl- Hawkins. 2·3-7; Little 3·2-8 Honnan Trace's 6-4 senior Coach Roy Ross found them- per cent and made 5 of 13 at paced the winners with t4 ed goals. They converted on 10 Yarbrough, O·J.l. Totals, 111-10 I ' n Hall racked up 34 points, selves trailing 40.24 at the ba~. the free throw circle. poinr. eacb. Jim Perry had 11. of 15 from the foul line. sinking 15 of 21 shots attempt. Hannan Trace, with Hail hit· The Zaleski Bobcar. led 21· The Bobcsr. stalled the first Tonight's action finds lbuman, 411. ed from the floor, and added tmg 5 more baskets. racked up 14 at halftime but Rutland's two minuteo and 45 seconds of W. Vs. going against Rutland In Zaleski ......... 12 21 'J:/ 411 47 four free throws to pace the 23 more points in the third per~ Red Devils roared back witb a the three m1nute overtime per. the 7 p.m. opener. Hannan Trace Rutland ..•••.•. ·. 6.14 31 46 .S 1 1 I sho~ t-~- ~ilh I u, -•lrulr •""'" ... ,.. llld .. IT• ,....,... "" ... lor· o1 lriolvU toho hol,_d ............ 1. ia •ar •id& 10 eollliml• 10 in. Mrllt •"•1'"...... Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0, Dec. 31, 1965-3 Miller Says Thanks to all College Basketball Results THE SHOE BOX llrl"llfiV OPflllllunlllel b 2~·• DOOR FORKED SPORTSMAN ' Score by quarters: HaDDan .... · .. · · · I3 21 44 Ill Hannan Trace ..... 18 45 68 78 5 mll11 from Everyone ,, 1'."'-'Sd• ..,. ''Start the New fear olf 011 lhe right leg.., "'' H.S.Scores Green Bay Picked by Two Over Cleveland Oblo Hlgb School llaskelbaD By GENE W. JUNTZ Western Division Utle, aod they been pronounced In excellent College Basketball llesulr. SMU 80 Conn. 66 By United Preu Raterna~~ Ulliled Preoo Jolemadooal may gel little, if any, service shape by coach Blanton Collier. lly United Prm International GREEN BAY Wis (UPI) from quarterback Bart Starr Quarterljack Frank Ryan South Portsmouth 75 The battered G~een Bay Pack- and fullback Jim Taylor. missed Wednes4ay's drill wllh East No. Car. St. 94 W.Va. 77 Gannon 76 St.Frncs ( Pa.) 69 North Carolina 90 Utah 85 Columbus Walnut Ridge 44 l ers, despite injury Starr, who suffered a badly a. touch of VIrus and tackle Pace 99 Stevens Tech 77 Hamilton Garli<ld 74 are two-point favorites bruised back against the Colr., Dick Schafrath had a pulled "Having a New Year'a Eve party? Then have IOIDI Hnlngdn 91 Mnmth Coli. 81 CCNY 89 Brooklyn 69 Lima SeoJ defeat the well-mted Clevelend has ohowed progress in drills back muscle. but both worked Kentucky F'ried Chicken. Il'a made with my original rciJiet Colleg~ Toumameut Results w Fairfield 64 Acadia 13 ill 66 or Browns Sunday for the National Ibis week. But coach Vince out Thursday. it'o lender aod tll!ly and finger Hckin' good. We uolbocoolldt By Unltrd Pre11s lateraattooal Wagner 91 Adelphi 43 el nd B edi tl League cbampionahip. Lombardi said after Thursday's Cleveland won In the EB!t All you have to do is pick it up. You've probably got eve a en c ne th t "tv!'s got to do Duquesne 86 The Citadel 60 Far West Claule resolulinns tn kt•ep, so why start out on an Pmrly sloiiiii~Jl Brecksville 14 Brtoklyo 33 Temperatures In the 20s 11 ~~ .:ants to play with an ll-3 record. to the LIU 90 Dartmouth 5S At Portland, Pre. Cleveland Max Hayes 57 possible light snow IS Su d .. IPacken 11·3-1 Jn the Wes~ Midwest IFinal Round 1 Cleveland John F. Kennedy lor the 33rd annual n ay. des ite laying most of the L Cincinnati 17 Wake Frst 87 , Ore. St. 62 Stanford 46 Weiiston 62 Ironton 60 showcase. The Browns have Zeka Bra!kowskl, Ill-year; P P . COLONEL SA NDERS' Ke11tuck~ kic~tll<J lnd. Central 98 Wallash 74 (ConRolatloo) Daytoo Meadowdale 7S been in eight ol the previoos veteran who completed 22 of 39 ' season without Its brilliant THE DINNER $1.25--THE BUCKET $3.7J Vlpraiso 70 Wash. U. (Mo. I 59 Utah St. 83 Arizona 17 Dayton Kiser 59 title games and the Packers passes aftet" Starr wa.s hurt on rookie receiver of last year, THE BARREL $5.00 St. Procopius 80 Aurora 7i Air Force 69 Oregon 57 Deyton Wilbur Wright 14 seven, but they have never the first scrilniimge play, bas Paul Warfield. The former Ohio CROW'S STEAK HOUSE WY 2·5432 Southwest Michigan 93 Wash. St. 81 Dayton Patterson S5 before played each other for been working as the lead S!ata star was Injured Jn the _....,=;;;;;;;;;;;llll - - - -- - -- - --1 FI.Eustlo Cbrtstmao Tourney Dayton Dunbar 66 the crown. Cleveland wnn lha quarterback with Starr the Coiiege All-Star game, end wUJ 11 NBA Standlngo At Ft. Eustlo, Va. Dayton Belmont title a year ago by backup man. . . By Uolted Pre11 IDtersaUooal IFioal Roundl Anna 83 Sldney Holy Angob 2H. Taylor, plagued by sn usort- make hiS . ftrsl start of 1lle Franklin Monroe 84 The Packers absorbed of injuries all year, was season agamst the Packers. Eastera DMsioo M. Hrvy 78 Hmpdn-Sydny 71 W. L. Pet. (Consolation[ Jefferson Twp. S2 than the usual bumpo withheld from ThltrJday's drill The game will mark another Boston ......... 24 9 .727 Ft. Eustis 94 Squehnna 83 Lemon Monroe 69 Ross 54: bruiSes ~st week when "as more of a precautionary rematch of the NFL'1 prP.mler Cincinnati ..... 23 13 .639 Elzbth City 69 Va. St. 65 Xenia 73 Gr..non iiO beat Baltimore 13-10 In measure than anything" Lorn· fullbacks Jim Brown of the Philadelphia ... 21 13 .618 Old Dominion 68 Lyla tMd.l 67 Beavercreek 70 death overtime to win the bardl said. ''He's ~d thiJ Browns ~nd Taylor. Brown, the New York ...... 12 22 .353 Quaker Cty TOUI'IIIlment West Carrollton 44 puiied muscle and this wasn't league's ali·time rushing leadWesten Division AI Plbladelpbla, Pa. Springfield North 48 Coshocton ffl West Helmes S7 the kind ol field on which we er, ground out l.li44 yards Ibis W. L. Pet. (Final Round! Springfield Sha.._ Meadowbrool< 71 could tska a <baace on further season for a 5.3 per carry Los Angeles .. : .. ·23 18 .561 St. Josph's 97 Temple 6S Vandalia Butier 69 River ViO'IJ injury." average and 17 touchdowns. Baltimore .... · 19 1~ .SOO (Consolation) Centerville Hiland :.5 Strasburg 50 The Browns, who cllnched Taylor, despite injuries, gained BrookYille 68 Arcanum S4 Wickliffe 74 lheir division title early uad 734 yards and scored lour San Francisco ... 17 24 .415 Brig. Young 105 Cornell 92 Piqua 43 Covington 38 Cleveland Heights 42 were Idle last weekend, have touchdowns. St. Louis ... .... .. 14 20 .412 Minn. 92 La Salle 87 Lakewood St. Edward 79 Cleve!an4 l!llodes 54 Detroit .. .. .. .. 10 25 .286 Holiday FesUval Cleveland Holy Name 41 L«alu 47 Thursday's Resulr. At New York, N.Y. ONE OF A KIND Wesilake 68 Berea Midpark 51 l'ymatllllinl Valley 11 St. Louis 130 Philadelphia 113 (Final Rouud) Elyria Catholic 76 Jeffl!fiOII 13 Boston 116 San Francisco 113 Prvdnce 91 Boston Cai1.86 Ridgeville 110 Parkenburg (W. Va.) Calh. 65 • Detroit 117 Los Angeles 114 (Coosolalion) Coiumbu• West '16 Marietta 53 Belpre 5t (01') (Only 'games sc"<leduied) Army 78 Illinois 69 New Albany $1 Dublin II Dayton Rnooevell n , Villanova 81 Geotown 72 Gahanna 43 M~llln 411 Dayloa Collllt! 'lhltt 11 (1965 MODELS CLOSE-OliT) SEO ·STANDINGS Pocoao Classic Cambridga 4!1 Zanesville 4S Daylol Roth 154 (All Galll<li) At East Stroudsburg. Pa. Teays Valley Tl Lakewood 42 Dayton Stlven TEAM W L P OP , <Final Round) Reynoldsburg 57 Groveport II NelsonviUe .. .. . 7 t 509 m East Slrdsbg 12 W. Chster 66 Lebanoo 61 Wellston .. .. • ) 1 I 625 470 Rotary Holiday lovllational Northwest Local If Athens .. .. .. •.. 6 I 476 357 AI Bridgewater, Va. Greenlleld 82 IIJIIsboro 16 Logan " . .. .. .. 5 2 411 <Float n-d) Marion Catholic 65 Jackson ........ 3 3 344 Mlrsv (Pa l 102 Hrdgwtr 86 Northmoor 62 (01') Gallipolis .. • .... 2 I 345 !Consoatioo) Coshocton 67 West Holmes 1.1 4 Door Seda n - V8. Auto. Trans Middleport .. .. 2 4 365 ErnryHnry 90 W. Md. 78 Wellston 62 Ironton 60 Low Mileage. Vinyl Upholstery. Pomeroy .. .. .. . 2 5 378 486 Central Conn. Sl. College MI. Gilead 72 Ridgedal1 5I JAN. 7 GAMES: llolltay TOuroaleul Canton Lehman 49 Middiej!<J!'l at Athens !Final Round) Akron Hower Jackson at Gallipolis Cent. Conn. 88 Maryland St. 71 Canton McKinley 79 Station Wa gon - VB_ Std. Trans. Power S!I!eriJtfl Logan at Wellston (Cousolalloo) Cleveland East 38 and Brakes. Hadio and lleater. Nelsonville at Pomeroy Wstmnstr 70 Mntcir St. 58 Conlon Tlmken 69 ---------- I HasiiD(I lnvilaliooal North Canloo 54 Jackson 75 Massillon 68 Hasdogs, Neb, Northwest 58 Wadsworth 4t (Consolalloa) Tempest Custom 4 Door Sedan - \'8. Auto ~ , Lorain King 85 Lakewood 61 Okla. Chris. 79 Midland 62 Radio and Heater. Cleveland West 93 Suo Bowl Bay VIllage T1 AIEl Paso, Tex. Chardon 76 Burton 42 (FIDal Rouad) Elgin 75 Cardington 61 iPI" IT•:x.ao Western 86 Iowa 68 500 XL 2 Duur II. T -VB. Auto Buci<eyo Valley 76 Pleasant 411 Heater. ICoasolaUonl ffl Loyola South 57 Clticaao U. Cbriotmas Toaraey AI Kanoao City, Mo. At Clllcagn, ru. (Final Round) (Final Roond) Kansas 7t Nebraska 81 Knox ffl Grinnell 58 (Coosolatloo) (Consolation) Chicago 63 Colo. Coli. 56 Kansas St. 90 Missouri 70 2 Door Sedan. Hadio. Red River Classic Colo. 50 Okla. St. 49 AI Moorhead, MIDD. Okla. 82 Iowa St. 87 iFiaol Rouad) AD Coer• Toarn.snteat Bemidji St. 82 Moorhead 65 4 Door Sedan - V8. Auto. Tran s. AI Oklahoma City, Okla Amerllu lotrrnallonal • fROST , • MN IN THE BIG RO!.L.()lJT Power Steering. AI Sprlnsfield, Mu. .. fREUER. Ill IIIII ••• PIC'•• IIMD We'll run ourselves tlltOihor • • • lrop lllck. (FlnaJ Rouadt • fREU£.N-STOR! let S1rY1co •, , 1r1ys for tubes. I'IIQged to EARN Am. Inti 74 Spgfld Coil. 73 3 SWING.()UT SHEL\IES lilnct you lllo food , , , ldjuatoble (C.DIO!BIIonl Impala Convertible - V8. Auto. Trans Wltb St. Michaels 91 'l'clolty M """'- 1-. Solid ""'"'" cltlnlll([. Healer. Red - Black Top. ' Albrtpt Ttanwneat AtRwtw,,Pa. IU t:lll. l't Nil SiDrllt With frie ......... and Wlilllllf 1D aiL MOTOROLA Bannan Trace (11) Cremeens, 7·5·19 ; Murdock, 4-1-9 · Hail 15+34· Daniels I· ' ' ~; ' Belville, ~;• Harrison, Totals 32·14·78. 1 prosperity and PIG~ --~- ~I. arr~iv May the coml1111 yttJII """' a - e~a cf lllqlrtU, MIDDLEPORT, 0. W. Vo. ltl) G. Adkins, 1112-22: Chapman, f.l-11: J. Adkins. s.G-1&: J. Brum- ' field, S!Dver, H·ll: McCarty, 2-0-4; llolley, 0.1-1. Totals, 28 WAID CROSS' SONS RACINE, 0. I dC .·" "===--.--......-.._.....-....... I I ModeiAT21A TABLE RADIO Quality Engineered, bas automatic volume con· DEMONSTRATOR SALE trol, 4 inch Golden Voice Speaker, built in antenna. Available in white. WERNER RADIO & TIvI N. 2nd Ave. Ne1 Year Middleport ... ,... - pol frl«ndd ••• ,_ to2'ime ,,_loU,..,.,..,.,.,..,,., /100,. fw ,_ lrW, u.,.l ,._,.. r--KUT 'N KURL-...., BEAUTY SHOP FOREMAN &· ABBOTT MIDDLEPORT, 0. -- -- UNION AVE.-POMEROY, 0. --- ~ --- ;.- - - - - - ----·------- NEXT VIARS PRICE TAO NOWI featwing: YEAR END REAUSTIC CLEARANCE SALE HElENE CURTISS PERMINENTS OPEN MNINGS By Appoint"""! Phone WY 2·2685 ...... ·•..• t RUSSELL ;·' DUDLEY'S FLORIST Albr!gbt 53 Wll!huu 51 LellonT.....,eat At Seallle, O:dif. 'rllliDMIL_,.. (Ji'lnaJ wo........ P~ 895 Wo'IO wltohlnt W~!!t: -. __ your Wll'f lhll - · ,.,,_ .,.. ._ !hooks. New Y..,,, ,,.,m,. .........,. •llwiJ& 1011" CUT RATE ·-/1M pt!IIOU. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Mr. &Mrl.ldwlrd IHr 232 E. Second - -- ·-·-~ .... WY 2-2,036 ~omeroy MANY MORE ..• BLAETTNARS ' ,.·. POMROY, 0. c. w. hmenr, 0, Poat as Clark ., Amerf<111 llllemaiiOul At SpriqlloJd, Mu1, (C.DIOiallea) Colby 88 Coast Guanl 71 Maino 119 Bowdoin 113 B[l EfPI ~~~~ 218 1959 Chevrolet - m,.._ 1959 Chevrolet for_, ~ume . llotlll JC.464Y .· ONLY $299·00 Trodo 1957Dodge 4 Door Sedan - Heat er. Other Models -- --- VB. P.S. Autn. Trans. 1956 Plymouth -- 14& 15cu.ft.Modefs$238 H& RFIRESTONE 1-SOAIII.l Mlto-oiAOpon ' .. s-. Thun. s.tA ro • r- w..r. uOHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER,. 18 S. Socond Ave. Mlclclloport, DEALER STORE '"· "'"'"'· o. N. 2ND AVI. · MIDDLEPORT, O. THE POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL NE5ENT THEIR 71 st ANNUAL ~------~m=~~H~,~MmD~~.~,-.d-------, 9:00 ' - don' ~ Hawk's Cycle Sales 59~nn - 1962 Volkswagen-- $1 SeeThe Full Une At •• ~ .(CoDIOiaJioa) WY 2-Utl 1M L Mllft st. Claar. AssmpiD 82 WI'CI!Ir Tech ~ lnsuren.. Agency Inc. ,.,_,, 1962 Chevroret HONDA Roud) California 82 Texas 77 MULLEN - 1963 Ford NICEST PEOPlE ON A ICoaaelatloa) - - - $1795 ---- 1964 Pontiac YOU MEET THE rour lnaurance --- 1964 Dodge THANKS YOU FOR YOUR Patronage AND Wishes You A HAPPY NEW YEAR P.S: ••l•t• •• , 1964 Studebaker--- r. OWNIIl I OPIRATOll ANITA SUE NEUTZLING, OPERATOR thalal ..... NO MORE ~OO®&W9 --- 1965 Dodge ,.M. UNTIL2 A.M. · 'I ~:·:t::::·;;;PO;.:M=•=o'·=J=L=·IIGH~:::'_,:;: ... ;·,UM:··:·:===--- NEW . MUSIC,. WILL 81 FURNISHED I Joe Avis IY Orchestra YEAR I s BALL GENTLE8 $1.25 WIES aiiCI OllDREN 75c Tax Included �' • ' . e 4--DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 31, 1965_ ' Si,· • .. • . r"' ' .. '' · ., '· average of more than eight cent Imeat consumption being ptnper hour. !Ially offset by poultry with an ::.~·,::;;;nf::ii~'!~~dm•:.:~ ~~~iio~ ~~~b.u:S 11~tsegcfec~ m eggs . . 10 per cent mo,.. Income per to ;; By .C. E. Blak.Oiee 1goods produ<ed. 1 Is the amount we have left 1consumers demanded about livestock and livestock product1the prices received by farmers , tarm family in 1965. ln~~~r~l County AzODt, Agriculture [ National income is mostly the jalter taxes. ' 55.5 per cent of alltbe ,goods lprlceo were up_7 to 8 per cent. ,on the basiS. of crop~ the ftgure penSions to _persons r As one looks ahead to 1966 sum of all personal incomes, : Consumers' personal outlays or ~ervices; governme.nt 20 per \ During 1966 prtces rece1ved by 1S 10!. For hv'!stock 1t ts only 98, ~1a1 Secu_:1ty benefits ~!"wonders what the year has 1corporate profits, net interest increased 7 per cent In 1965 from cent; private, domestic invest· 1 fanners should average very makmg a tobll for all farm h1gher sa~t~s and wages tiD store far .him. paymer..ts and inventory 'Bdjust~ 1964. This rise has resulted in i ment, 13.5 per cent; and net !neer ·the 1965 level._ . products of_102. g~neral Wtll Increase fanlllv lr.:.Meigs County farmers, Hke ment<;. upward pressure on prices and , exports, 1 per cent. Another 1- Jn considering p~1ces re~e1ved Price~ p_a1d by farmers, how· income. · •age earners, homemakers, Personal income is the amount inventory accumulation. Net tern of ~eneral interest Is that I by fatm~s. to p_nc:es patd by lever, all Items Including Inter- Food S~pplies will~ generaH gnll others · art! interested 10, received by all persons in wages savings in 1965 at $24.1 b1Jiioll the income tax cut transferred I rarmers. 1t IS pomted out that est, taxes, an? wages, ls_112. ly large m 1966. An mcrease llle -outlooiC for the year. I salaries, rentals, dividends and are ebout $2 billion less than m: L0.5 billion dollars from the pub·\ t~ parity ratio for 19~ is es· Production Jte~s are hsted at llhe general price. levt"l, ln~reasJu~t received this week vros interest. ~ food marketing costs 1964 , but are expected to in- lie to the private sector and con- ttmated to. be at 95. This means l108 for the ~o~mg year. a pu blication that makes a wide I Disposable inCDme is the a- crease again in t966. The net :tin~s to add final denrand. Ithat 1965 IS expected to be the . In th.e faml~Y I_ncome area we shghtly smaller supplies of ronge of educated guesses. It ~ mount left after taxes are d~· : ~avmgs in 1964 and 1965 were I Farm production costs are ex-! best year smce 1962. but not I fllld that fami~Y mcom~ are ex-. some foods shoul~ cause someJS lht• 1968 Outlook Guide whiC'h ; dueled from personal income .. substantial1y above earlier lev- pected to mcrease ag'ilin in l966, i since the ~erlod . 1955 to 1959, pected to contmue to nse. Aver- what higher retail food prices. 111 the Ohio' Handbook of Econ- 1 Total personal outlays include els and were encouraged by tax but at a slightly. slower rate has the panty rabo for farmers age weekly pay ~f fac~:' work- Among the factors creating 1 (1mu· Information. •It was pre-, al l expenditures for goods and cuts. Savings provides the base than 1965 when pr1ces were up : been at 100. ers was $l08.2l IR nlld June strong consumer de~ond p-'Jred by Ohio Extension spec- I services. for fu rther growth in the econ- 2 a to 3.0 per cent. Prices re· For 1966 it _Is expected the up $4 75 from a year earlier. ~ strong econ~my, rising ~~lists in general agriculture ,~ Most of us are loterrsted I amy. ceived for crops In 1965 avera~e parity ratio Wlll .drop to 93.. To; ~abor t'Ont~acts ~all for further lmcome per capita o~ about 3 f~mtly living and commodity re- in the disposable income which Il is pointed out that in 1965 near year earlier levels wh1ie compare, then, tf we consider !mcreases 10 waoes - up an cen!,4 and a populatton in~rea1se p_or1s. Copie~ are available up- -- ----- -- .. - - " -- -· · ~~!~ r~er cent. Changes in .: • , 0 ·-'P ;1\u·.t·look Gui·de' Solves My·ste..rt··. es o.f ·1966 £[;;;;;~~£:::::::~~s~~pi~~~~:~~::~~~p1E ~. . '·' ! • 0 Sentin-el. Ch.~·rch :News . •.. •.. 1 1 I. ' us~ Meantng • Mam•£estatiOn • 0£ Chrtstmas • are £or EachDay I m outlook ,ftwh may be of interest. Some I cl these mclude. 1 ' Gross National Product in· I l cludes the value of all . i. f d a ll 1 per urme ' s we as w ue THE BEST BUYS A~E TAETROPOLITAN MOTORS d' I G ll'pol!'s Ente-d Hospital Gadge rea mgs: a I ... Dam 12.2, !3.0, running 4 feet ! Persons entering Holzer Hos· pr;,essing . for food 1products m reail food stores WUI appear at e.n 1 · ! It might be rate. out the ~n · 1· ducts b~"' sump Jon States. consumers in Unitledi! ncreasm~ 1964 RAMBLER 6 4 Dr. Classic Sedan Cu;tom. Auto. R&H. One Jocal owner. Like new. 1~. 0 e • c ·' For mlfllon11 on the eastern Meaboard of the United States ta w)iere jt happens, A li'hled "ball'' falls from the Lop of ~ tower........and tt'• 19116. 6 4 Dr. Arncncan Sta. 1 Wag. Stancard Trans. R&H . One owner. Another one like new But in Chicago and Winnipeg it is still 1965. Jn Sa~katoon and Denver it is 1965. In Frisco and Vancouver it is 1965. So where in this broad continent is the Ntw Year real~.¥ born? When U: Is born at all-it happens in men's own hearts! Otherwise the Old Year goes on. And older years add not :~rth,!d:.:.,~,~= out dreams. ~~~~== blessinp but their dregs .•. a.<~ men grope for ~:~hreds of tune to complete old patterns •.• rtmlnanf.t! of huJM! to patth worn· But 10111ewhere a heart speakR to Got.l. In the quiet of a ehurchly sanetuary it recounts the p<1st with its failure~:~ its defeata. And boldly it enquires into the future with its h~pe and promise. That aoul commits time and talent and trea.-.mre to the purposee ol Jesus Christ. And the Father of All, who is not clock-tuLtcher but soulwatcher, turna the page of that cttlendar. For oM 8 o1.d at a ti e the New Year ia born I m 1962 RAMBLER VS Ambassador 4 Dr. Auto. R&H. P. steering. Clean and nice. Anolh· er clean one owner Rambler. 1961 RAMBLER 6 4 Dr. Classic Sta Wag Auto. Trans. One local owner . Runs fine. 1960 RAMBLER Vfl Ambassador 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. Full power. Clean and nice. Anothrr one local owner Rambler. See All The Above One Owner Ramblers, Bought From Metropolitan Mot. ors and Traded In on New Ramblers. fuhon• Thompson ruaOR SALE$ I 'The Clunlh J.lbl ......... c... =~~.:==::; 1rhJ _ , ..., four -..d - .,..._ lhoWd •U$11 _.,.,_,..... :~~,~~!:~~;";; ~·ht:~'t ~=~ F... u.. ..u at~ CINidt. 1111 w ~u~, .... r-'~Bible~~~on, u" I R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. J. "! ,• . r 1 I re r-\-----_;_:.______________________ 1 !' Mldllleport, Oblo HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS - -·-- - 1 I 240 Lincoln SL CALL US NOW 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 -- WILLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING lllldllleport V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY l30 E. Second LIEVING COAL COMPANY Eltabllsbed iD 1904 Well Columboa. W Va. n. llaaon17wa93 Pomeroy ' HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE MASON W'l 2-2440 plcx Do not deny God His de- sack lunch will be served I noon. Pomeroy Support the Cbureb of Your Cbulce Mlddleport I ~~~~~~~;:~--;~~~~~~\;;;~~~ ~ al . TIME' Chester, Oblo BuUdm2 Supplies and Millwork General t:ontnctlnJ I BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPlY CO. Bulldera and Bulldlr11 SuppUe• .lll&oster. Oblo Ph. Ulm-2003 Punts and Hardware Phone WY 2-3978 .....,. )I •.. Ph. Wl9,1273 Iadna 1 FOR THE PlEASURE OF EXTENDING NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS TO OUR FRIENDS! Convenient Monthly Paymants &Supply Co. Pt. Pl .... nl Sugar Run Flour Mills Phone WY-2·2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Mulberry Ave. ~•bland 011 Producll Brown's BottJe Gla ~¥n•ict gi¥es you AutOtUtil Dated Delivery ••• no wonilt ebout running out, no cheQ. • MORE WORK DONE ••• LESS FUEL USED ••. .** 992-2181 Service On Treated Home Delivery High-speed, hard.pull power More acres worked-in less timeon less fuel Fuel, Bulk G1s, Oil 1nd Gre1se. POMEROY LANDMARK J~ekW. Carsey, Mgr. ' MEit;S EQUIPMENT CO. R..r Meigs G•ntral H01pllal Serving Meigs, G1lha & M110n Countl11 POMEROY . - ...... ,..,. ' W~ MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT QualttJ !'umlturo at Lower Prtceo Mtddlepon, Oblo Specialty - Southern l'rted Stealr U3 N. 2nd Middleport WY Z411170 ' ; THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA . LOCAL UNION ....,. . .Itl88 · fta"fQ~~·~,J \!,a, I ' '~.. · '...'" ...,.. ' THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to the luteresll ,Of tile Melga-MasoD Area I \'"'"t; I MARTIN F,UNERAL HOME • I T'u"""•' 0 _,..,;..,... 01 ~-·, OHIO VALLE'(. BAKING•. (O. w..,• N. Sec:ond Ave. 2-3481 Middleport, Ohio ·- - - -FOREMAN & ABBOTT (" LET · U~ DEMONSTRATE TH! 708'S OUTSTANDING fEATURES ON YOUR FARM TOIIAYt . ••• Pomeror For Prompt EHicient , fARMALL' 706 73.8 hp WY 2-2176 - RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Phone W'l 2-2168 1n9 to do. We time deliveries to your needs, E.,y ,.,. !"ent .bu~gol pion tole• tho pinch out of ptak.rnonth M.t. ong b,n,, Call the nu!l'ber below let heating oil service, l\llcC.JRMI~~ As we stand on the threshold of 1966, we hope it brings prosperity and joy to all. GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. 1, addition, Landmark fuel ol ' 1 Pomeroy RACINE PlANING MilL KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. wit. 1 ''Your Keepsake Store" 812 E. Mam Sl I' Lee , K& C JEWElERS Well llalu St. Milhoan and Magnaru•pace . Firestone 1 1 Pomeroy :ed•..Ja:! 1 GOEGlEIN READY -MIX CO. W'l 2-3234 ::S ·I We Fill All Docton PrescriptloM W'l 2-2955 POmerGJ Huntln&1qrt. W. VL BUT·· • ldldllleport. Ohio Baken ot Good Bread I 1 TINY'S FOODlAN: I•. Time lot Switc/J! Molll!ir ;mJ':; U lpi)IUOred by tfo.e bru iness firm~ ami organiwliOlll Ole name appear below. 1 t I 0 ·. m.• 'olura· Cllurcb. a ID.; NVI'S ~ I J ' 1!!\'ouq p...,• ' t 46 p 111.; IIYID ~ ..... 11; t, - · 1:11 p• •.• 11 1llld up; 7<10, Adul m•"· ~ Wed 1·:111 0 m .....,p. · . 1 t . . . _ . llaj1all _.!Up l.llll P m.; Kober Kood the Rev. Casto. Wednesday Gr•t llend: Bet (,. I. O'Ull> J'lblo """""' 'lu;ot eJiinS prayer services at 7:43. l'nmeroy l'bliJ'clo ol til• Na• Middleport F1nt UIIU. . ~ aar, putat; IAI..tl, IUpl ·Qeo!er Qerell II Qod, Reo Uo011eA Ilk........ Sun<tay ;cbooi. 130 a bytenaD Cburcll, ftey t ·• .a. 'II.· illomln& Wonhlr• (;Ubert Spenool ...tor . SurH!a) Pearl A. caato, l'lostor; Wor m.: Morrung worship 10 0 1. K•lpJ>Pit P&•lor· Sunday , llltf Sunday Scbool; I p. 111. II• !lr.hooJ g 3ll a. m Morning •or s aervtce ar t a. :r.., SUnda! m EvemnR Wnrstup. 1 P m; t 30 a. m. Mr. Fred IOIV!ce: 1"1111'111!ly, Uti oblp II a m.; Enngellatt< aer 9cltool a1 w a. m.; WSI.'S tar Prayer mee~ng. I P at Wed '"P' to lO a at •· 111. Praytr - . . _ ...._ 7 p m Prayer moetona. lburaday o1 montil . Board Re' Clyde ' Heooersw.. pu. p. m. YF: Wed. U' Corpe- Bopllit IJIUI!IU 1:11 p. !D. WedDesdaJ; YOUIIi meeting Srd Wo!lr-soll) o1 1be tor. Cbotr: 1 p. .m. Sontor c;ltiljf'jlj/1 !I.Jnda> Schoo I 311' m.; Mont l'eoote'a Service ~rlday, l.atl me·'h ChDrct of tile Nuareae, Poll> Syrar• l'hl Oaftot lnR Wonhlp 10: 16 1 IlL p. m. l'llllwoodl M-Ist Cll...., ere l!ev l'l•d• Hender:1011 l'tnl lapllll l.2uor9. 11 Gad. ..... ~-h Pearl ~Casto. pastor Wor oastor: Sl• 1d•y Sdlool 9·30 a byterlan aCburell ....... m ; S•- ' port. Re•. Oonakf Boono. .,.. Rev Warkatu, oblp aervrce 10 a m. even shtp serv"-e• 1.!0 p. m. Su1> 10 B'bl ...... •~ t ,. ......Iter S ~ 1 •• S M . 1\' a. m.; 1 e •-f, tor : Sunday . w 1. at. -.,y Sehool t .411 a. m., wor 01 u.Na) w p at un m.. om1ns orshlp 10 311 a 1_311 p .m. Fred lloii!DBn. SUpt.; 10•1& a. llllp oerv1ea 11 1 1D llld / .lllJ dat llcboot 10 a. m.. IOrVlces ' .:JO p. m. P r , y • r m. Worship Service; BVP I p..1 111 Prayer meeting /10 p 118Uey. Supt. Prayer Ill: NYPS B IIi p m m.; Evenln3 Wonblp 7::!11 p m Tueaday: Young Peopll' l'llrell Rout Melbodllll oneellnR. ·( 30 p m. Thursday isb, . m.: \1'311. 7:30 p, m Prayer meeting. 1::!11 p. m n'lday - Sunday S<:hoot g a. m., Mn. Ch b' 01 tb Morning Worstup meotlng 1bi•·'lldaY. 7:30 p. tD. , Fred Nease, SUp!. Woraltip ..,.. arc . • Nlure.., fta. mon "Watcblutneu or pracU""BaltiDd Cliurell 01 (;uCI, lin Ylce 10 a. m. !leY. WendeU - · Ohio. SUnday School at Virgilia." Tuesday _ f'lrlll BapUIII Cllllrell. Pom• Jotuo SmaUwond. pastor: :lUnda) SluUer, pao!Or. t 311 am. Suooay Worship p1anmng meettng, 7 p.m. School 10 a. m.; Evar'"•'h-.tlc SetviCt! 10 30 am Sunday Evenly - =~C.::' ~U'::':. ll!n'lce 7 p. m.; Young People Bealll ·••tbodlsl Charcb. Mld- olD@ Service 1 30 P m; Mid Tlte Uatetd Metltodlll serv1 · : Eadeaver 7 p. m. WodTle!ldao; dteport, 11 E. Oo~11011 · pastor • week Prover Servl<·t Wedne• Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin ce. 10 ·30 •· m.• Prayer maeUng 7 p. m. 8atu~ Mrs. Nan lloorr ' .hurctt School day 1 30 0 m Rev. Morril M. ·B.A.· B.D., Sunday ~:lt~~ and Junior c:burelt lor clay. SUpt.; Churctt School. t 30 a. Wolle, Pastor. 11 a.m. Christmas Sr cblldren. Gnco QIIJ'O' m.; Worship Servrce, to 30 1. vine Worship 10.30 Flral Baplllt Cltarell, Rarlae Pam .:,:~ Rl hlnl m.; MetilodlSJ Youlll ~·euo•· IIDtland Churcb or file Nazar· Christmas Message. Rtv. C. L. O'Conner. pastor er•y, c lbip, 1 p m.; Ofllt.1aJ Board ene Sunday School Y 3U a m, ening the JOF Class ~~=~ ScbooJ t ·IO a. m., Sam Martin. Rector Saadly - Mor 111eet1ng, Is! "iuntlay ot month Mornmg Worship 10 4l a. m the home of Mrs. Cllli!Oft! lc , supt.; 10 e 1. m. Moro. a:tna P_rayer IUid ~nnoo.. 10 ·30 7:30 p m. WSOI, 2nd Mooda) Evangelistic Rer.Fice 1 4!> ~ m ersbech on MulberrJ ng wonhlp: a·JO p. m. BVl' •·:.ae~ee ~uw~ Be at "'llOnth, 1 30 p m.; Eleanor 4idweek prave1 serv1ce, 7:45 p. ' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m_, 1111 · and Juntor FeUowshlp; 8 p 111 M ~'~' ml'"tb ....,W, '1 11/ednesday 7 p m. m Wednesday Circle ol the Woman'o ""'' . paalOI' orab p Mlaenville · ,_ iioi.: 8Jl'ICUie Cbarclt ot cbe Naza meets at the a.-enmg eerVJce: 1 30 p m enzel • . Sund Metbodist 1 8 30 Wednesday, Prayer meetblg; ~~ 10 :iO ~ :··Youtb 11,~ Wendell G. Stutler, Pastor rene, W~mm L. l'horpe pastor Christmas m~ting. .30 p. m, Wednesday. ~" 1 tlT wshJ 8 3G m. Bo and Sunday School, 10 a. m., Wor- Sunda\' St•htKIJ \f 3U a m. Mum enJng is chotr Gboil Practice; 3 SO p. m Tue• lo P P· · • Yl sbi.p servtce 11 a m lllg wursh1p 10 311 a m. day, Chrtstmas Eve Junior Choir p,·acott~ ~tria Fellowship?·~ 30 p. ~ Mone Ch&pe IM:etbodllt PlllilecosLaJ Assembly, Route in~ worshp at 7:30 pm. Chelblre • Kylfl' - Hartford .;.en!~~~~·. Yo~ibmCbotr James Early, - pa&tor, I '4., Rev •oauJ ~ Jones, pa40r friends and membera an Porlab, Warren G. Zinn, Pastor. I 30 at W~ Pra _; Sayer, Supt. Sunday School ~un<tay Srhoo\ 10 a. m.: Wor ed. The Hartford Baptt..t Cburch M 1. m.; Preaching 11 a. m. day Wedne"" •v and ~'riday 7 311 m wtll bave two Christmas Pro- ~~ E~ Cblll'ell, Portlaud Methodist Cbllll!bl'be Penlt'CO!ilal L'burcb. Mkf. grams this year. The first will Eugene ~ Emen ' stor: ll L. McOaniel, pastor. dleport, Soutt lrd 4Ye . Sunda,)' be presented by the Sunday SUnd Sch 1 9 16 1111, paR · School 9:30, Harold !lchoo, lU 1 m ; ~unday evenlnR School plpils at 9:50 on Dec. 11. soU ~her 00 SU 1 a. msuud': Supt; Kenneth McLeod, asst ovanRelistlc servico. I 3ll p m. An enlarged program will be ht : p. d ~ Supt., Preaching 7:30 p. m. Wo!lnesday B1ble Study 1 30 p. 1 by tile Hartfird Grede School won P 10 ·45 a. m. an · day. m ; Sa!IJrrt J mght Praver and presented at the Baptist Church P· m. alternately. Bible study Hacloe Methodist Cbarell, Worship 1 ·~ p. m Pastor. Rev on Dec. 20 at 7:30p.m. The pul>- ' and prayer oervlce led by p88l- II. L Mct>amel. pastor Sun B L Barrett lie invited to this program. or 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ChrLO day School 9·30 a. m.• PreachHamooovrlle Pre•byterion .RalJua t<ll't~l HHPl'" t iltlrt!b ll8n Endeavor, 7 30 P· m., lrd tng 10.3tl a. m.; MY~ 6 p m.; (.."'hurch. John Dav1es pastor · John Milhoan and Don ]Sunrla,ySeb<'ol UOa m. Preacll- Saturday ol m~ Prayer and Bible Study, 7.30 p. cnurcb School \9 30 a w. Wor· nani each poured m 24 Sundav ! ·311 p. m. lloralul &ar . EUB Cllucll, m Wedn.sJ•Y stup serv1ce 30 p m. Thursday night in ~~~:.;= Free WID lllplllt Cbare~. lleY M;n: Smt:; pastor:~ IID<k Sprtngo Metbodlot Reor)Uin~>RO Cbureb or leo•• otone to its seventh st Rutland, Pastor, Rev Pall I u YEarl ~ Ass' Chester Lemley, pastor~ Wor· !'hris1 of l.alter Uaty Satnts. stJ 84-a? _over Elberfelds Sunday llcttooi, 10 a. m M .' supt.. . 10 ~ ' I ship !ervoce 9 30 a m.; Sun. miles !rum Ka<'lne or> Ra,·lne erov m !he Gatl1polis WteP!Iii~'!j Priddy , Supt.; Proachtng ornmg wonhlp · a. m.; day _School. 10 15 a m.; ~ortl•nd Ko•d Sundav S•·huol ent League. ll!en1ce,, 7:!0 p.m.; Prayer Hr> :r•yer meeting 8 p. m. Thur. I~ p m. Prayer and ':f./ a m, Y. •rshlp 10 30 a :30 P. m . Wednesday. aSov. til •-!bel EU8 Cb b Study. Wedllf!Sday, 7·30 p m m., Sunrla· ev~.nr1r, !ler\llee a1 G & J kt.•pt pace by ~-• •-pH•r .. a uc are - IIDd aad M'IC~IH .-,__.1_. Cllarclt- 1• ··""' ...,. ML Ill ....... -. ,... Cb are.. p n WP'1 w..r ~ hlp sE'r" its. seventh straight with, · :omer o1 FonrU! and MaiD Sl Rev. Eugene E Emerson, pastor·. ice a\ 1.30 p m p astor C W fe1tF wm t over McCellaod s •• pu. Rev . C. J t.emle•,. 1 .• . School 10 SUnda \llddleport. R•v. Nyle Borden. r. Y All evemng serv e: Jres one P_a~ .rs m ' :- a. m., Churcb School 9 30 1 m . Wor Proffitt minister. SUnday School 1 10 ~rman H. Babr, Supt. S1111day ship 110J'VIC<!, 10 30 a. m.• M ,,.. be"" 81 1 :«1 0 m Ihgures were B1ll Brown tn. Arnold Rlcbards. Supt llorship !Oo45 1. m. and 7.30 p. Y. F Monday, 1 30 p. tD. OUt Lady ot LorellO Mt,loo and Pool fraley w1th 10. >lorntn• Worship, 10.30 a. m. !D. ~lternately. Bible Study Stlvenvllte Melhodlsr Loa! BoUnm. R•• rbomas ~e- 1 Ned Swmdell led the N1omf Bapllot Cllorelt• S•• and Prayer service led by pas~ Arthur St!ll. pa<tor Sundav tronek, admm!Strator: Sund•y ~~~ 1~3 ~omts. ~le tay Sch~ 1:30 1. m.; Wor· or. 7;!0 P. ~ Thursday. School. 9·30 a. m.; Gene Wolle .Ita"~ 111 a m " ' Hul) uay> a .'. eorge lima 14 Jl!!a ;!!. 'lhip 11 a. m.. Prayer service Syracuse E.U.B. Churcb. Paul Supt., Services Thursday even oJ Obhe:anon 1 P m I Bob Eastman canned 10. -• ' ~. Soller• P11U1r. . · In the other game p. m. Wedn CZIUiy, ' lng St. Johp 8 (llhohr Mls~lnn· w h ' -:...~ ~ 9 30 S nd S h 1 Be · · e1 er s Y..un .11s JL." u11r d 15<1 Carleton .,;buret- Kln~sbu\"' a. m. u ay c 00 • n Sutton Methodist Chareh 11ear Gu•w1llp 1H111t"h Rldl!Pl I th 83 77 Road, Rev Oyde Hinton, paS. ijluse~berry, Su~t.: 10:~ a. m H. L. td:cOaniel. _pastor: Rev Frank Mamerl. pa• l T:es~eason, - over tor. Sunday School, 9-30 a m.; MornlRg Worship oervrce, ".t Orr, Supt. Preaching 9:1$ IOI. Sunda) MaS> 1\1 30 a m John Fuller led the Palph Carl, supt Sunday Wo,... and 3rd Sundays 01 the montil, Sunday School 10:15 a m Holy D<y ol !lbllP.aTlon 6 :lli a will! 26 mls Steve Full~ Oat Grove Metbodis& m... Cun[cssJon ,. . hour hetorf I 10 Dav1dpo Atba collected ''hlp service ' 10 :ro a· m· and 7Uc30 Sep. ·m. Eveotng 2nd d Evane,ells1 S · , ..,..~ 7:30 p. m alternately Prayer rv~ee, an ttl uo- H. L. McDaniel, pastor, Mas! meeting Wednesday, 7;30 p. m. day of month BETHANY - Cross, S ·pt Sunday School l'be Salvation ~rmy. EnvOJ ' Ctarl Be,.h·er hhadf II, Butcb . 1·30 a m Morntn• Worohtp· 10·1$ a m · Preachin • I' was T18 bettor t ll'ed · · a · · • ·• B • · ... RayS• WlnlnR oJ!Jt·t'l 1n r h<~ r!,le 13on IJa Co 111mblr ClaapeJ: WonbiJI ter· · rice each 3unday I 15 a. m.; 10 30 a _m Sut.day SChool, BIV Syracuse Metbodtll l.lhtn·tl Sunday 10 a m Holmess meet· ' ~Neih~~'s ~;d at ·"·u'flillle,: 8 ~day School \0 a. m.: Youth lhe Theiss. Su~t.; 30 iJ. m Wend~ll G. ~tutler, pastor .ng . 10 30 a m Sunda~ 'i\'huol 30. uj ~rvlce 5 1 ~ p m. Evening Wor Vo 1th Fellowship CARMEL - Worsh1p Service 8:45 a. ru. SliD Sunday 1 p m Voun~ People'l 4hlp 1 o. m. earh Sunday 9 30 a. m. Sunday !khool Way· day School 9.45 a. m. MY!i t..eAlon : 7 311 il m Sah•allon Bradbary Cblrell 01 t'brllll. no Roush. Supt.; 10 30 a m day 6 p. m. ~rayer moenng: Tbur,day 1 to 3 Lr> Point Youth's .ut Marcum, minister; Bible Morning Won~bop, 2nd and !til Sunday 7.30 p. m. t1es Hurne '""" 7 p m Prep Cui in Accident Scilool and Po!ornlng Wllr!lblp. SUnday or tile "'ooth; 8 P m The UDited Melltodfst ·lasses; 1 111 P m Bible otudy PT . PLEASANT 10 :30 1 m.j Christian Ende•v- Evening Evan~;:ellsbe Service, Pomeroy. Rev Melvin 'lfayer m~t m ~ l llhf'J servl~.:es Proffitt, Jr ., 18, Rt. 1, or, 8 p. m. ; Fvening Wurshtp. lrt and 3rd Sundav nf month pastor. Study h' ur i : 15 a. m. 1\1 announj·.-n •t>nl Pleasant, received a cut P. m. Tuppen Plalu EUB Cbardt, Worship Hour 10:30 a. m. Pomero, Sevrnttl oa, dvea leg and demolished bll 4 1 Pqevlllo CeatmDnlly Cllarcll Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pa• Sacrament of Holy 1111 Cburcb - Mulbecrj Helghl·l model car m a one veldeltti81 , Rev. RuaseU Cline, pastor. - ~ tor; Sunday worship I 30 a. m. Monda.y, .Jan 3, at 1 P· m., H:d , nurth ot Me1gs Memur 1a. 1 cident Wc.dnesday nl~mi • Ci!LJ 1 Young People'& service 7 !10 p. SUnday School 10 a m., Ho- Comrmssmns meet. At 7:45 p. Hospital Paslm ~ 1/v Glttord 62 near the traffic i m Thursday· Evangelistic _... bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu· m. the Church Official 's.sistanl P.astw James K Proffitt told the I vice Saturda;, 7 3(1 p. m.; and dJ and prayer services led meets. tiohel SerVIt"t!S on Soturelay r partment he lost Sunday 7 30 p, m. pastor. 7 30 p. m. Tuesday Letart Falls United Sabbath ~··nool. 1 :w P m ' vehtcle when it Homfoct Grove Chrlo~BD ~dutt clasa meeting 7 SO In C riot Church. Sunday Worship, l " P m ; y 0 u It I berm and the car Church, James Quisenberry, ! m. last Monday of month. a.m. worship services. meeung 3 ltl P m . Blblr Stu Earl Smith, worship •ervice, 9:30 o.rn. Federated 'Jblll'<b, Po....., and third Thursday even· dy fhu·~·•l 1 311 p. m., 1 . reported to the Sonday School 10 a.m. Terry Ro1r W H l'errln. pastor: ings at 7.30 and the ...,.nd l7 Evans Hcrglll.>, tiatlloui!S men! Thursday Cullums, Supt. 1:art Kauts. Supt Su n d Sunday nightl at 7.ao. i!:dt'n llni1ed ~.uelhrro ll his veh1cle struck 1 Bradford Ctlurrb at Cbrld. School, I a. m.: Worship Morrison, pastor. Clmsl t:bun·h: Re~o~ t!.:ldeD R 10 pomt buck deer Joe Robinson, Mlnl!ter.· lO a. m. Hy11ell llua l'"rtt Me&llodit1 1\alke 'lll~lur . Sundav Srhnol near the Ma 1 Moo~~::~ Homer Formt. Supt. Bible · Ml Uldoa F.W.B. CbarcE. Smith. Sr paslorr Smith vehicle will! SWid School Sch I 30 tO a rn , Wmnlt> ltol:s m~er supl School 1.30; Mornlng Worship, ay 1:45 a m., oo 9: a.m. 0. 1"1lmuan J<;nd ... avtJr 1 15 p .., aged !0.110 a.· m.; 'Wemng Worsn1~ Starkey, aupt., Evening ""' Patterson, SUpt.; Morning Wor Mrs L~da Chtova;ier oresident 1 , p. m. Wedne!Ciay, 7 P. m. sblp, ?·30 P m. bJ Cecil u lltl a. a ~uuUl ~rv~<:e classes lo. all ~n~ ~~ervwt!S Two Civil Al:til)bjl:':~ Bible study · L.yman; Young People'• P at.; Evang•llstic m.. O.ller Cltorreb a1 c b r loa IDg and Blbtt S!udy, 7:illl p m.; 1 !0 p. m.; Prover meet- ·' P m PreH··hm• q 2tl • m ; Filed with Co-urt ; Bible School 9.30 a. m. Preacb- Wednesday; Cbolr 'lr&etlce tJIIl. lbu~ ·,, 1 30 p m. ,id Wf'f'il" Prav·•r mf'*''m~ 1 30 PT PLEASA:\I'f ~ 10:30 a. m.; ftrot and 1blrd 'T:illl p m. Tharsday. . , . Mttlludll! ~;lhorea, Laar ~ m Wcdnesrl•y Class Lead BCtJons have been 'lundaya. Oaav• PU1P1JD IIDUJIIII• CWt .n R. 1 1e dll .., "'1r~ Mnzlf' Hnl•un~er office of the Circuit Muoo Qly t'lllrcb ol Cll;tot. O. ,Lan~•.W. Ohio\, lleY 0 . IIUtor SUnday Sohool t 30 o Bachlel Evangtllcal United The first is for Miller Street: Sunday Bible Cat., pastor: Sunday Scltool, IIL.i t'btl WISe. tUpt. Mom1~ Brethren Church - Sunday real estate, styled School Y45 a m W11rship K w11· K. Study 9 1. m. Evenlnt .Wo,... ... ·tn., RAlbert Grate. Supt. Wor ~- 1~11 10 au a m. ; y • 0 r, S d earns vs. 1 1am 9 1 ship 7:311 p. m.;· Blbla Study. sl)op servtqe at 10.S; a m.; PI~ '"""',.. I o m ~VOllR•Ilstk !nil and !lh · un ay ; a Rt. I, Lancaster, 1:30 p. m. WednesclaJ. llim Youth. • 411 p. m.. Evan· <ervlco I ill! ) . m MHI m ~chash Miller. pastur. Woolen, Rt. l, Pt. r.., __ .. l.JH lllu1o ·n t.l"hll Jll- Georo W tt K Mlddleporl """!"" II Olffll, BfltoUc ..rvice, 1:30 p. m. Mid· 11'1\'ef oent.. 7 30 p m W.o •e ya eamo anct MaiD .__ Donald. Week f'ra~ and Praise, Wect- ~edn~av "1¥1 Frida, evenJne lay S..·hoot 9 3H a m ' Wor~hlp ph in~ Kearns, 21Z1 Hicks, mlnll~: rtibll1 lcbGo~ nesday. 7 Sl p m. frw''!dom Ootpel M.t1111111, .. Ill " .. ~"" 1 "\ 1 :1! 1 n m A\l·e., Pt. Pleasant, and ·30 Lm., ltent't'~ McElhln"'1 llqdea Rae 01 <081' Ill'· ... ••trtt """d 1!. J Letart Falls United Hrethren and Henry Johnson, Ne~r,lti SUpt.; Morning V/orsblp, Wltn,... Publl< ineetlng. 'SUI> llrlfflth. ,..our: ~OMer W, ~ Ill ChriSt Church Jame' Mor· The second concerns t 30 m Evenina Wonfllp, dey 5 p, m., W~~Wbton Supt ~nda~ 'k'hr"'' rison, pastor Sunday School at issory note, stylloed1st~~~ 1 7 p m.. Prayer Service. Wed· 1 p m.; Bttile itudy ru.tA, 1 rll.: EvanRPH!!Ht "'ervJce. 1 9·30 a m. Pre<trllHI · ·rv r·es Consrrvation 0 De8da 1 •. flrst and third Thursday even· DililSIOr. or the y, P· at. . .p. 1)1. ~lce · meoltng. 7 P. 111 0 m 'rayer meenn~ 7 31 ' mgs at 7.30 p m Sero,ld and Vlfgima. vs William · ctna.-cll Ill ~ Mtnlllry ' .Ralllll!f m ~ :~ Mtsteb, · ~·~""'"''· Sundiy 1111.,:.Thured"' m Tltlll'eday M - , Clllvt N•• fourth Sun<l., evemngs at ' :311[ erville, 2213 JefferSTin ........... 10 • ·Ill. -o~•a ••• 81. ....... 1 p m Pravf:'r mt>etmr serono Pleasant. The plaintiff ! t 10 a. tD. row~ .... .at~ .II ID80. ml!lllttfUir\ llllttUf SUp m.: t'brtollllt l:llduVor IIQ Lutheran cbiiJ'<:b. _ •Mo!ntln&llli• !lr- ; 111 a m and fourth fhm sday evPn"•l!l ing judgment of Ill. Evealna $irvlco, 1•30 ·p. ~P 8· 15 '1. m. lnd 111. tO lti 1 m : "rell<'hlnt 1 91, 0 and fu" and lhird sunday ev. . a. ·m.; SundBY Scbool t 30 l .tD Ill.; Prayer servlt't. I :!II P m emngs a\ 7 J\1 p. m. SUFFERS ...__.... -~ ...._._. , 'b PT. PLEASANT ~~· '!' ....... •1"""""'I""·' ano 111801 t ur!Wiov . . Mt. Hennon Jnlled Br<thr"" ner, 51, Hendei'!!OO., LarJel', Mllllster • · B1• e at SL Jottn·t. ll'l'tlt-llle Ml111otl. Re•. 1L ChriSt Church. James Mor- at Pleasant Val~~ &lid !II · ·•hll::_.~ .~; rw.~r~ .... kes ever1 riSon, pastor Su·.oay Sehoot where he was ,........,... ,.. a.m. Preachins servicet Stevens ambulance tllf f1rsl and third Sunday nights morning after H...btrt Grate ar 7 3Q ~ m S.c•'"" and ,.,utth to a barge while '· ' RI•!<Jn, 'SUpl Sunday morning• at 11 • · m. the river boat A. ' Asst 9upt Prayer meeting every \Vednet Turner is roporto"'l~~· 8 - ""'""'""'- ......._ ,_ .Witla 1M lwpe it lflill, In some measure, foster and help IIU• in thai wlaklla il good in family ami community life, thil fea- 'I R.l . . il lito NO,. lllrlford 8orllatt ZlnD. . j tl ~""ALL AU.. P"ott THE CI-M.IRCH t~elr I ..,..E cHUOOCH thia ~ore 1964 RAMBLER . ·or ciJrtst. Evemn~ ~:::~~~~:~=~~=· • • NeW Holland _sancl~ary } Bet Ulllo _.,M • • LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE I and I) c on rollers , Pomeroy-Mason 20 ·• pita! during the last 24 hours 91. Pt. Pl~a!lant 24.28, HI~tonl included : Mrs. Doris M. Rudy, PT. PLEASANT - . A "Walch" FRUIT - Total COIISU!nption[l By M. E. Dawson, Pastor .65 statwnary, Kanawha Fails, . . M V nC in 1965 is expected to increase STOP SPREADER Heath Methodist Church •.47 Charleston !8.00 rising.•646 F~rst A••·: rs. Rerno II. party" on New Year's eve and percent over 1964!evels to nea.r- IILEAKAGE WITH I met a. lady waib.ng on the s~~~et ,ada~ ~r two he- London 1\tarmet an~ Winfield Blazer, Eur~ka Star 21(;. ~~ y an insl"llation service Sunday ly _135 lbs. per capita. Fresh fore the arnval of Christmas Day. , ou knoll , she sa1d, d'oms ~ere on the 51 11s Renee Hamilton, Rt ~~~~ mormng is planned in the fru1ts show some gain but b lk A UNI-BODY "1 don't tlunk people could stand more than one Chnst-· lis ; Lowe F. Harr:", Th. ' Heights Evangelical United of the increase is. ro; proc~IJ. mas a year." Boat Movemrnts: I Gallipolis: Mrs_. Lu er om- Brethren church the holiday ed !teli'.J. _Obviously the shopping schedule, the accumulation OhJO River_ Bob Benter up ' as, Rt. ~ ":•tr!ot; Mrs. Bryan , weekend, Rev. Charles From EGETABLES- Per TANK from of gtfts. the rush home to wrap and mat! and decorate, · . 1 Saunders, Patrtol ~t. Rt. • Mrs. : ahnounced . consumption Jn 1965 was same 11 , the fuss in the kitchen, the over-crowding and eventual 14: 7:35 p:m.; ' Woodrow Nelson Cox. Rt . 2 Members of the Youth Fel-l as in 1964 or J·ust over 150 tbs 14 - - - - - 2. .tO .•. m.. J Ruse u. own . GallipoliS' Roher! Lew IS, 1 ' · afterwards · . · all de • k 14 4·10 . • •• . lowship will meet at the church, Potato consumption dropped I' Clean presseU:r this woman :3 20 a.m.. en s up • · a. Thinl Ave.: Cathleen Ptck~?ns, . . f I Yet I contemplated .if people ing companionship with Chk rist ' m : IllinOis up 15, 10 :50 p.m.; Rt. 2. Pt. Pleilllant; Davie E.'l at 9:30dp.mf. Fr!datiy evMenmgwaonr ~~~rly 21bs. to 108lbs. per per- There must be I reason • · Condemnation. otherw1se nown Pennsylvania up 15 12 20 am. · S Gtl\1 " lis Ferry · Mrs a per10 o recrea on, ISS ~· · I could not stand the hurry and as the "gmlt complex." may be OVEC doii'D 15 •3·25 a.m.; J!nc~, W ~~ nlel PI • Plea: [ da Waugh, youth direclur, will FATS AND OILS - Tot a why more local farmer& · hustle or the D~y how f!1UCh less discussed at Church but in Jate i Qurcn City up 15, S:05 a m.; sa~~eTher~n ~- a Mo~is, · Rt. 1 supervise the affair. A_t 11:30 consumption m 1966 will li'lkely are switching to NEW ! could. they hve . w1th. the years incrcastng numbers of Huckf·ye State up 16, 6:45a.m; Langsville: Gregory L. Vining,! p.m. the young people w~ll go to be around 47 _lbs. perr ~~~~~·: 11 and_ mamfe5tahon of pPople are paying $25und more jerry Bosworth down 17, 6:20 Rt. 2. Pomerrn, Charles 1/,1the to worship, ron I the sa_me as m H HOLLANDmanureapread· the D .... y. It IS easy to elbow an hour to. hsten to t('ctures or a m : L. W<:~de Childers up 18,1Humphrey, Polneroy; Mrs. Paul cludmg W1th the dawn of the Ithe shtft Will contl~ue to more ers. There Is: rugged d• your way thro.ugh a crowd. a psychiatmt. 1 30 a m; Philip Sporn down D. Dayton. Ironton; George W. 1 New Year - 1966, T~e . mem- of the vegetable 01la end snatcll. a bargam or two, drag 19 7 10 am. Barbarn Gay up ! K L .I . E I bers of the churcb are InVIted lo butter and lard. pendability at lower co at yourself home, check the shop- ! Isn't il ironic !hat Chri stmas 20 · 5 20 a,;. Reliable d.own Huhdn, . uJcasvkll e •. M m~ue ' attend this service at 11:30 p. RED MEAT- Com!lumpti<m ll per bushel. Stop In tod•• · li t nd tu to 11 ·t erson, ac son, rs. o."lam· -J 1 de as .20.· 6 10 em· :· •Walter Beck]ord uelen W pmg s a re rn ~- ec conlmu~s for the mut1tu Perkins Rt 4 Oak Hill· m. of beef, pork, veal, lamb, and bundles. But how diffiCult Ia complex to be treated at a!down 23 , 12 30 a m.; Jefferson Henrv. F:srh: ·Ravenswood: All newly elcct.d or re-elect- mutton is expected to total to see the NEW HO!.LANp , 1t IS to ml the bm~es, pry open I psychiatric cliniC'':' Yet much of ·l duwn 23. 2 15 a rn. Onward up I Jamis w. Webb Rt. 3. Ironton. ed orficers and teachers of lhell68 lbs. per capita in 1965 or 4 spreader line at ' the lock and, swmg wide the , our guilt from ignoring God's 23, 5:30 am.; Glen Jr. down , Ironton ' ch~rch and Sunday School will per cent below 1964. Decline Is I door ~nto ones he~t ~ 0, let lhe desire s will go unwanted, to I Greenup 8:10 p.m.: Mark M.' , be "installed in their respect~ve ~ue mamly to a&_ to ?lb. drop I meanmg of Chnslma, sweep cut within us :n various other , up Greenup 12.05 am.; Tibolt l 81tllls posilions during the rnormng Pork C<lnsumpllon to 59 lbs. and_dust and sca~ter the Ili-~ 1 11 1 way~ Stomach ul etrs are a rlown Greenup 12·40 a m.: Wal- Mrs. Paul D. Delton, IrOnton. worship service next Sunday. change ~s expected from ~elflshness and diStemper s hid· break out within us in various, ter Hougland up 1:15 am.; son, 2.27 p m. The church year officially be- 1964 consumptiOn of 100 lbs. mg there. other way s Sto mach ulcers are Frank 1m PJ?rre up Greenup j ' Di ba gms on January 1. Beef and 5 Jbs. of veal. But lamb POMEROY · Even more disturbing is the a common svmptom Nervous 2 10 am : Kel Shurdon down ! L> . A s~ JgfJ R b t A meeting of all persons who consumption is again e>pll!cted ll 0 manifestation of Christmas. The m3mas are a th1rd the mania Greenup 3 '8 m . H E Bowles W ~~. nnLe n e~sut C er will share m the visitation by lo decrease .a haU Sprlng'IAve. Day restated the desire or God to mak e money, untll wr kill our- up Greenup 8 a m : Polly w·u }e;, Cr08onarMr · fl~mo~d 1 the church for the Faith For person, to less than 4 pounds. an~ the reason, He sent HIS son, selves cha ing a dollar, the man-~ up Meldahl 10 3; p m.; Indiana Iw' 1 ~ '·d D e~d- Today 4-C MISsion, will be held 1-P~O~U~L-T;;;;R;;;;Y;..._;De~cl:;;in';;e.;;::.;,;~~ Jesus Christ, into the world to ia to be entertaim-d, until we l!t- tlo"'"n Meldarl 11·30 p m. Al- · de~l~l\ ~Tra~ T es at the church at 2 p.m. Sunday.ll' !be born in a cow stable. F~r , erolly hate soh tude: the mania ,ton Z<'ph)r up Meldahl 12.35 o. ~arn!u. ~rs'. Sara~ Y ~ar~ ' · those of us who 1goore Gods to be wanted unhl we 1010 and Im.: Steel Trader up Meldahj D t II D J . Jr ASK TO WED We hopt desires daily, the ChriStmas de· [ join group and gathering to ex- 1·20 a m. !lima~, , · ~ns, R ·· PT PLEASANT Floyd Ray . f de · • p d I · · II ' ''ellS' " · 111 .gnus,.n, oger Sh f ~ A I G d cIara t10n o s_lrt: can ro u c~ rape lonellnr:ss _Yet 1t IS a Galli Us Dam _ J h 1 dd i A. Merrill Keith V. Notter Mrs a er, .,.,., PP e rove. an 0 thls nice only condemnation. So ... wont caused by our guilt feelmgs. ' D ' 5 . s n do. 011 L RR nd 0!ph Ray •d H Maude Emily Meadows, 41, 1 i it over with as soon as possible . f'an own p.m • emet wn ~ ·. a ' rnon : ple Grove, have applied for and the lights and tin~el and John 3·17, the verse followmg 9:50 pm; Harvey Jordan up Taylor, Willard E. Taylor, Dl· marriage license in the ofrice we•ther tree moved out or stor~d · the Btble's golden text. says, 10 ·35 p m ; Luther Herdman ane Turner. Mrs. Othel D. the County Clerk But Is it all over? w~' know 1 '· For God sent not his Son into down 12.20 a.m: Solvay up Windon, Murk B. Dalton. · It is not. So long as Ume Iaslo; Ithe world to condemn !he world : 12:55 'B .m.: J. S. Lewis up 2 :~ tests .... and God's desire for man con· ! but that the wo;,ld through hrm a.m.; Robert Reed up 4 o.m, COME FRUM· INDIANA ADMmED: Philip tinu('s, we must wrestle w1th mlg~t be ~ved . ;he Ch_nstmas Kanawha River - L. w. Mr. and Mr~ Ted Bailey of Middleport, Ohio EuiC's the mean1 ng :~nd manifes tation manlfcstaiJon of ChrJst, 1n oth~r 1 Sweet down Marmet 8:50 p.m.: · Green Castle, [ndiana spent cr Henderson Emma Sue of Christmas. Its meaning, our words, was not m~ant to produce o. F Shearer down Marmet Christma s weekend wtth thei r raid Pt. Pleasant Sarnmi cll companionship wllh the Chr_ist guilt frel~ng s. ~hnstmas was de-i 12 ·55 a.m.: A. J. Patten up parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Booten, Pt. Pleasant. who became a ~1.1~ to wa:k w1th l !~ beratel) _des~¥ned t_o pr.oduce Marmet J: 10 a.m.: Allen R. Bailey, Racine, and Mrs. Lou·[ DISCHARGES: Robert Schmen upon HIS btrlh lD that , dGod .feelmgsI Wilhmf Ch us, .the . w·mf'1eld "· '·41:.., p.m .• ;_,. • .,. Van Met>r ultz , Souths!'de . l' ,I M , ern'II dov;n - , Portland . ln case it doesn't ••• 1 cow stable, and its manifesta· eep, m_tern~ ~ , nse 0 , rls 5 Duncan Bruce down WinCield --~ ·- 30 p.m ; HeIen z. down w·mi tion · God's desilre Ior our fellow • rompamonshlp f . ~. nd and · Gods 'Itsahs-17 11 ship and frtendsntp each dav ctchon. u.J emnatwn, gm ' Je IfJeld 8·20 p.m: Esso West Virof our lives. r:m last as Jon"' gutlt our gm1a . . up w·mflld 4·40 d . complex, G d' d anse . .from H" e . a.m... as the wo:Id l~sts. But th_e drei- enymg ' 0 s .e.s Jre IS reason Natwnal up Wmfteld 4:50 a.m. sion to live 10 compamonsh iJl for send111g H1s son mto t~e 1 '· or condemnatton is our own wr l'>orld. We cannot refu se !lis will make that choice cV l'n. tnp from hea vm Lo ear th and CLUB TO MEET . ONLY ay we stay on Ulis earth · ~ll that fo ~l~wed wilhuut rece1v1 The Chun:~. open eve ··y Su n mg deep m]ury . 1 The ~yra cuse ~elp and Learn I $30.00 Down - l1lanct on day and available every day of we Will live the coming year cl ub Will meet Wednesday, Jan- I C~nwenitnt Terme I the week, leads m estilbll:> h· with God or our gut !I ThC' 11<1ry 12, at 10 a.m., at the town 1 ('hurch can help you find cnm hall The projt>Ct for the month pomionsh1p w1th God : o dodor is ho()ked rugs. All interesterl dure the hurl d a gu ilt com· lad irs are invited to attend and ' FURNITURE CO. may be needed to hd p you en· bring rug llook, burlap, scraps ! MASON, W. VA. p! cx Do not deny God His desire. of old wood, .:1 nd scissors. A I meam~'g' SEE THESE ..• 'Yotlr Rambler De11h•r" Phono WY 2-3870 600406 E. Moln St. Heights EUB ChurchPIans Watch Service Jef~?atdup_ AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS ' Hospital ~ews R•' ver news ." • 0 • • • \J 0 Our heartfelt wtsbOI that the coming year will be a joyous one, fulfilling all your fondest dreams and happiest hopeL • • 0 1 ·~~::!~~\eneral definiitons • Is It All Over? ... A Sermonette . ·• . the are • • I 1 . "'*"'""" -Cl""' '"' "'"'""IIt,.3li • IIIDO, • per person. 1 1 10 p, at.; Mldwetllt ~'rover.,. 7:10 o. m w!!d!oooria,. ~ takca 111•.....,• ;:t~~~l,.~::~~~;j :d:ay:at p rnan<tCbrist~ao En !lllovor, 7.30 oerond fOIMul SW> Ill 7:110 ll. Ill. ·--. celved baa..·•O'-liio but· J•·Jiat• dllkMt. �,, J i' ' • !. ,. .. ' . -~ ..,,,,.. ·-··- . -.· ·-··- ~ - ·· ----·· -· - --- . . . ..... -· - . ... ·• OF OF MEIGS COUNTY FOR 1966 COUNTY · :FOR· . end facing page are gifts 9fferea by local merchants ) ' ' . li~ted Listed on this pa11e and facing Ow Gift . . on this p~ge that go to the first baby born of Meigs County parents. Parents of chi I· · dren born after rnidnight, Dec. 31, 1965, ere asked to send their name, addresses and doctor's report, to The Daily Sentinel not later than Jan. 7, 1966. RULES: Winnin& baby must bf born to parents, who an Jecal nsldents of Meta• County. 2 All1nch bablea are eH&Ible. ~ Exact time of birth must bf 1peclfled ln written lllltmont by aUendin& physician. < 4. Applirations mUJt bf filed in this office by Jan. 7th, !966. In case ;f 1 tie, award will be distributed at discretion of contest comm1ttee. ~ · Pri2es must bt claimed by Jan. 31, !966. l born after midnight, Dec. 31, 1965, are asked to 1end their name, addresses and doctor's report, to . 'The Da.ily Sentinel not later than Jan. 7, 1966, GIFT CERTIFICAT' FOR PICTURE of BA.Y ' I . ,1·: : ' II PROM GROVER'S STUDIO Our Gift To Tht First ArriYII 1 I' Tt "Mr." or "Miss" l i 1966 Is • A BABY BUNTING · '~t POMEROY OHIO Olt Gift Te OF GIFT Of 1966 J ! •' 1966 hcelvet A CERTIFICATE APair Of Poll Parrot Bab·· Shoes --Prom- ·· -·- the 6-point fitting pf'tllrlm POMEROY I FIVI GALLONS GASOLINE FOR AREA'S FIRST IU~Y - -. MOORE'S f Pomeroy, Ohio POMEROY Our.. CMft .. ; w1irre 1, ·A $10 CERTIFICATE TO BE USED AT TINY'S Of 1966'1 ..,., ...., . FRANCIS FLORIST "Bill" Francis I CROW'S STEAK .HOUSE Pomeroy, Ohit I FOODlAND or IARt,~.INLAND .. ' --------------------------------------:-- ----------------~~----------------Our Gift A The LHky ltby Tt The Ntw Baby of 1966 To The hclfvt FATHER MIDDUPORT Pomeroy OHIO ARROW Sl'il'l"'·~ i . FROM Pemeroy, Ohio ' Pomeroy National Bonk RUTLAND THE FATHER Of Tht First Baby0f'66 Off With A Whitt A FREE TRIP HOMI FOR MAMA IAIY RING :~nd From The Hospital for Tht FIIIST BAIY Wlfh'N WMr ARROW SHIRT T• Tht Pirst Ia by of 1966 From Born In Tht Area In 1966 O~WNIE-GROSS, Inc. . . •.. • ' " '• ' ' Home of Arrow Shilts · · Pomeroy, Ohio .... .. • • · Ewing Funtroi i ;.,me WY 2·2121 POMEIOY . STORE COURT . STREET POMIIIOY .. . '. ' ' '".. . ' . . ' )t.; '- Pomeroy, Ohio Our Gift Tt 1966's First..., ... ' -- ..... -...------, TtWheMit.,..,.l!"" . I PIISINT THII COUPOII . . I I .... "" Of ..... WOlTM . I I tABY . . . , I L-~----~..:...-~ .' PAD HIW YIAII FIOM .. , .. 'lAkE. '.~.URNIT~n! . . ~~.J·' AV.""'. OMt . OURGiniSA ... 3-PIECE POMEROY OUR GIFT TO THE To Tht FIRST BABY OF 1966 FIRST BABY . • . < I ' ., -:..I BABY'S · SAFETY NITE LIGHT STIFFLER'S DUTTON DRUG STORES, INC. Ohle POMEROY The Flnt ltbr 't Is A••• Johnson Baby Travtl Kit ' FOLDING BABY CHAI~ ' \ Ohl.. • OHIO " ' Our Gift Tt f.:arvu~rite's·She! Sho~., .. I ' l PACKAGE OF DIAPIRS FROM ., I OUR OIFT IS A - lsA ••• PAIR CF CHILD'$ S~IOES :'· Of The Nrlw YMr • ,. For 1966 . SET BAILEY'S Rectlves A .• FEED~R AT Of 1966 ' • FIRST BUY A FREE MEAL FOR THE FATHER! OwllftTe Th• .,..,. "FISr' IIby • TO THI llbf IAIY 0' THI uu~s Of lti6·~! . Mlddltpert Tht Flrit . .. A I' 1.~ . - A $10.00 Savings Account FARMERS BANK AND .i .· SAVINGS COMPANY f '-'or TO THE DAD 1966 WITH UIGH C:iAIR I GOESSLER JEWELRY Ml~tll•pott POMIIOY IRAmET Ia The Glh Ctsh Bahr, Owner N, Stcelld Ave. -----------------:----------------~~----------------~--~------~~-Wt11 Start A BAHR CLOTNIERS Mrs. Millon! Von Meier Gift For ... ':' RESTAURANT . ·""'-· OF ·WHITE A $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT Htmleck Greve, Ohio FIRST BABY A I Ne·.v York Clothing House WELKER'S f.~p~:e Lawn Poultry Farm THE RECEIVE I I Off m;.. Willi IS OUI GIFT STARK'S \ I OF 1966 The First Baby Of '66 DIAPER PAIL I THE FIIST IAIT OF A NEW FATHII Will I' Will A $10 Savings Account * Citizens National Bank Wt WI Stilt . (Muol ~~ picktcl up by Jonuory 311 ____ W. Main St. First Arrival .\ TURKE'f F;:::.t .. ___ .....,. A BABY PLAt!TER POMEROY FLOWER SHOP OHIO ;.f. We'll Slut ' SHIRT Of 1966 THI FIRST IAIY'S ' ·' POMEROY Will Recel~e --- I "Miss" or "Mr." THE FABRIC SHOP . First Baby WILL RECEIVE A ~ ~ - -, • : Unle ' FIRST BABY ' Tol1tt The Family Of 1966;; -·1 ,., . _,, 'I -~ . POMERO'f i IS OUII GIFT OHIO . 118 E. MAIN ~--------------The Famdy . I •' Of Th e . -,~ · .... ' ..i Baby Novelty With Cut Flower Father Of The First Baby Of '66 Hoyt's Sohio Service MIDDLEPORT '-ey, Ohle A IS OUR GIFT TO THE STUFFED ANIMAL I'OMIROY BABY of '66 CAR Give A \! For Tilt First THI Of 1966 W~ Wlll I SHOI STOll • O.r Gift $3.00 Gift Certificate FOR MATERIAL A BABY GIFT THE L&Z SHOP . Second & Mill Pomeroy WILL RECEIVE A WILL RECEIVE From Your •••• CHAPMAN~CANADAY To The I Wille ... DUKE CLEANERS THE ·MOTHER OF 1966's NEW BABY MOTHER OF THE FIRST BAB. UNII in •• • OHIO -'-""'M! . :. CASE OF KROGER MUK . lrinsiNby in when r11lly for his first ahMs, Ht will Ia fittQ by Norma Goodwin, Florist THE Th•PJrst laby of '66 HMR.., Miss• Will Get A 10 lbs. Coin-Op 1 ;:~s Dry Cleaning Service ARRANGEMENT Second St. THI PIIIST First Baby · Receives ... ($2.00 VALUE) Prizes I ' - . Flntlaby ' --------------~--~--------------------~------------------7------------------- -, 1 Of 1966's j • OUR G1FT To The Parents · FLORAL Pr~zes I Prizes I OR ITS PARENTS ' (The Daily Sentinel Gives A$25.00 Savings Bond To The First Ba~y of 1966) Our Gfh To Tht Mother Of lhe First Baby Is A... born of Meiga County parents. Parents of children la~y .••• Flrlt are gifts Qff- ered by local merchants that go to the first baby For Tht PrizesI PrizesI Prizes I Prizes I p~ge RUTLAND FURNITURE · . Ameld ~irate t· lllltiiiMI, 0. �' • ,- ' ' :.~,· Bullctin Board . . 8--DW!y Sentinel,_~~~~~~·Mld4Jeport, 0., Dec-~11, - IIMIS ,.._._ ........ ', ' ·, FOR - , ~, Rent SA~f · · - -0 -"0_M_· HOUSE.- wt-~th-7batb" 4 nv furnish¢. Gall 'wy 2-333~, no , .a.m. lo· lO -p. m. 12 S1 itp lteserv• - Irootoa 53, weu. Wellston Wins Pomerov Motor -Co. -~ ' . ' ,, ., • QUAliTY' 0 ton 31. 7th Cage Game bide, Se ·lb. Reedsville, Ohio. ·LOCUST POSTS. · son, Dexter. Ohio. !0 BOLD (l()MMilNliJII r $'11IDIO COUCH, opens to '!led. Excell..,t COI)dlUol!. WY . '' *'~6 . . ·, 12 30 3te - - - - --- 0 · ~- · ., -- ---. -- ' IT'S INEXPENSIVE \0 l:lesil UNF~RNJSII)lD, 4'_""""" rugs and upholstery .w It h ~ ~~· "'"'' bat11, apartment m Pomero~ · Blue Lustre. Re.nt electric miscellaneous. or ~ ~:~ ~ 1._,..."":rn:' -:Bu:""': WY 2-3975. 12 31 tfc :.hampooer $1. Baker Furni-1 · d $599 Mn. Howard Cecil. D ~,..... ,.,........., .,. ... tu c M"ddl t o 1960 Do ge VB- 2 Door 1 :::;;; .•C!. J c,,;:;.::,r:;:::.,:;-; FURNISHED 3 bedroom house re o., eft2 Stp Full .power. Automatic Trans. Year End Clearance. MeiD SL. Pomeroy. WEUSl'ON (R) .WURLITZIR , . .. Jmmed•ale occupanc) 148 ' -Hobplel U-7; Gllland U.IS; •BALDWIN Butlernut Avo. WY 2-2261. FoR ·:a jub well done feeling" 1959 lnteinational $795 FUllS WANTED-:-Red Fox, $3. St.bler 6-2-2; Jsoob& ll·i-24; - OTHH PAMCIIA • c.,..·. .,.. ..."' 01\0 '""~ 12 31 tf 81k ft. Pickup. Good tires. Save a plenty here. Muskr ts $1 SO a coo Jordan 5-0-10; Buescher 1-0-2·, IRANOS ~ c clean carpets wiUt Blue Lustre. 1 .a • · • r c ns, Ha JJ •eo•· ""' wnril ~ot I'll,.. "'"' - -·- Rent electric shamp·' ooer $1. 1 75. Maran Fur Agency, yburn 1-0-2; Totals 25-1U2. llfiC"''',.. """'rt"'"• ed 0 h N B St IRONTON '80• . •• ~· ..... ' " " ~·· H DUPLEX 3 b rooms Pomeroy Cemeni Block Co., Wrlg I) . rown ., ' ' .~- P••c 1'1'mn 10 ,.,.. . . . . . . - II BRICK ,. · di mg room kit son W Va Ph "7S-529&,1 Fugltt ~; Kitts 7-0-14·, Sand , ·, . r-1 ot r"''''"'-~ • o~:tu'uAtt•~~ , IVITig room, n · - Pomeroy, Ohia. · lZ _ZT 6tc l , ' · · • ' _ ,., . .,. ~· _,. "'" · chen basement and garage - - - - OPEN EVES. 9_. 00 · . P.M. week days 4 p.m. 12+30te ers 1-2-4; Freeman U-4; RowIIJIU"' ·k·4 cn' .,:ldlltod&J wnra ~~ ' J"IDS 21.....< ; Fra zler •r7-15; DuoFr••:.& ~uuas forred air ga~ furn;:~ce. But- WHY won·y over 8 sluggish 1 ''" •e;.il.• - '-~ ..,'"'CI • t:~=oo "- ""'" te rnu1 Ave. · '"'~all · \"Y 2 5127 -~- __.. Auto Sales 52·13· Totals •• • ~ "Futary - ........0. r<~u aooa 'f • • septic- tank Get· Klean-Em ·1 F"VV'''' """'•• urw~~~~ i~ex:C.Uieiitl fore • o~~~·..-uu. I'HONI Z:' · ·IACkiO". liN I'T":.; w tAS~ 11 13 tfc =-:-:=="' Well !Iton 21 33 43 62 "' .,,,~ • ~ , ~ All Septic Tank . Cleaner, ,:l-....;._;._ _..;,._ _ ___~----------'1111114 VOLKSWAGEN, I to ""u" ·'"'"" · ••0 Landmarl< Farm : Bureau, , condition. wv 2-3951. ron n '9 31 so 80 • .,., •• HOUSE on LincOln Heights , Pomeroy. : ·12-l6-30tc ' 12 23 \fe PHONE , WY 2-'2156 new ly decorated , Jn,ide and AOBOSII DOWN lj!.capltal Legal Notice _ ___,..--'·~- - - - -out Call WY 2-lil27. a YORKSHIRE and Rami>" LOne 1.Queeg,of on 10 29 tfc - Card : Of Thanks shire pigs 8 weeks 'old Call or the "'>in• Zuider LEGAL NOTICE strings 2. the M11ke 1, Zee The undersigned will offer lor 2 3tc W[111 ;.:; 11'to- toank our s r9oms and ._ WY 2'62 9· sale at publie auotion to the nc-1ghborc:. and rdallves for bath, down:;t(;lirs apartment. FinE WOOD and toW manure poct..ia -'1. Auld ·! point highest bidder for cash In nartD II tth'lr kmdness cturmg thE' loss Nice JocatJon m Middleport. Sh R be ts WY 2 6476 I U. Groun!! ayne 2l. PoenL on January 3, 1966, at 10 a. m., or ollr. tleloved v. 1fe. mother j Cal; WY 2_5434 12-1 tfe crman r _. · ·1 beetle 15. MetalliO :23. Desire at the Blaettnar Auto Co. in ~ter S\'h a Coleman. _ . 12 29 6tp genua rock 26. Jap1 .1lld ~1 · · · 1 T\\>'0 TRAILER · SPACES for ' - --- ·-- ··- j 13 Level e. Cultivator: anese Yerierd•n Au•~• Pomeroy, Ohio, the following \\ l' are -gra teful to the Hev. . '· ll f M'ddl . THRF.E: WHITE faci' · he,Uers , 1-4. Hardship otasort mile 33. Troopa' e-n · , described automobile to wit: 1 ~ I field bred. One 8 year old t5: Flavor H::r 111d I)Ost".' r lor h1::; con:-~ol - ; rent lll~ thf' \'I ay,e 0 'i . ~ong measure campment. 1959 Pontiac - 4 door sedan, 37. Biblical ing \lurds·. and the Arbaugh I pr.\rt .. tall WY ~-3346 or W . spotled mare pony te ioul in, iB.stnmgcat congrea.:T.Ionian 1 name · Model 2119 S.N 159P90199. 1.-•awr:~l Humc May God blt'sS Z-:l.ISIJ or WY 2-.ifij>O.ll 30 tfc Sprin""'' s<~ddle an.-1"' bridle · 1 11· measure Square ·Uonfl.l ' 1n''h•anbd,•tant a tte n• lant£ 38. Der, ., 'Dle minimum price for which ' ~ ·111 till. ____ _ _ ___: ·-Ph. 965-2184 evenings. J,ames : 18.Log9. Jrreg\!la.r 28.Biind 39. Nested IIIia challel will be sold is Hulwrt 'Cnleman. DuugJ:~.s FOUR ROOM furnished apart- 1 Hollon, Minersville, 0. . cabin 1. Pub gn.me :so. Remnant boxe.1 .,ONE Of , .. AU-TIMI! GliAl TIA"IfDITAtiON IIMOAtNI"... $100.00. -U Split puh:e ~nd Adam s Fa ml!!il~s. ment. WY 2-3658. 11 15 tic 12 29 ~te boy l ;;. J~tpanese 31 ~njoin So Jood and fr,acl Magarln1 rtportl 011 Itt twt of 11M briOIOIII, Blaettnar Auto Co. N. F~•h ~· ··-·~ :; aristocratic: new flat 11000. 1t'1 tH ftflion of thti f...d - - 12 31 Jtp - - Helo Wanted HA \'.- Ca~JI -~\' 2-2557:---pconoun ' ., , 4 ' r// 6 1 1-'omeroy, Ohio " P.art of th. hnporh, tbe flol 1100. Htlw, aiHkllf IIHL H4w qhw 1 \\'0\'LD likt> tu Thank a\\ \__ _ _ --· · 12 .9 3te 20. Disgrace r//with greater torque i~~C~".a~e~ driYing HH. Full-light 'frindowt. ,.. (121 29. 30, Sl, dlni"V 11ah, podct.d dcnh. fiiOn' luxury tovthll. 4-door unlbody tnos1~ Who donated blood to MALE HELP WANTED~ Burg- -- ------- - · -- -- - - ~~:~~~res 11 t//. •z coratriiCtion. •od.-~totton. pr i(e. E.ar ttmw. G.t • ••tMtrotiOI'. the hloodmubj\t_ for my sched~ ! e-r Rn~ F'ooti-Q-Rama needs USED work pants, shir:ts, jack- :%9. lnfinite V . .-_: LIG-AL 6 MUGI COUNTY 1' ~ uled opet:ation in Janunry for 1 sharp aggre!tsive young ml'n rts. and shoes. Carl Chevaum ~::Lt.'-'-J--J..-Jf-.j-;;..j IIIAL ISTATI OWHIIU h~arT SLJrger~·- May God be l between <Jges of 17 and 30. her. Long Bottom, ohio. 31.Be!ure: 'l,c,-I-1-+-Wj-h , '7~ -,_·_ tu OOoks are now open for the Deumbi!r o f fit1! half "ol!~l'll~>ll • .,, ~md to .all ·of you. for count':'r and kitchn work. -· -- - -·--- __ ~ .i2-U·25tll : 34 . ~~~~~ Clf l111 1915!1 Real EJ;tate T Uf'S. A!lo I'M , ~.lr~. Douglas Cirl'le Night an d · day posltions APPLES, red and yellow Oelicofficer: dellnquPnl tax. Clo8ln1 date wiU be : l"eb. J, I!HI. 12 31 ltp a\'ailable. Full or part time. ious, Stayman, Wi~esap, I abbr. I Milo Above The Silver Bridge In Kanaugo Howard E. Frank --·- - ·---·- work _ Exc-e- llent opportunity Grimes Golden, ~feltose. Op-! 15.llebrew Metaa <:ounty Trea Bu~r (U) IT-24-31 Ill 7-14-21·211 T te . I lit :·:Mert.ory for advancement. Apply m1 &n daily and Sunday.,. Wli'U's :y;_~~~rer 1:-.1 ~1f.\.1PRY or my husband ; person. 23 West Union . Ath-1 Orchard, Wilkesville , '. Ohio. 38. Compass V//. r// Y//Jl' <Jnd falher, Carl D. Sauvage, I ens. Ohio. ~-- \2 3{) 60tc: ----- ~· 12 8 30tp :I fQ.'African fate r/hr//,Y//..4 ' I .n ::. ~tt.fi' 3<l V//V//. .l r . who passed awa~· Janu- ; (;m LffiR general off1ce work . i USED KING FL-UTE, for~Sale. 1 ante!~ r/.1. V/.11/'/. ~ pursuance of law, I, Roward E. Fr<; nk , Treasure-r of MPI£1 County, Ohio, do hereby an 8. 1955, 11 yeers .ago. I Experirnct' ln insur ance or WY 2-~950. 11 11 tfc · 4.LTango. fm , ~1-..et ~ I ~;;Jnnot say an d l Wlll nolI .cu:coWlting ,helpful. Heply to .--. I example 1 gtve nonce that the number of M•Hs tev1ed on eaeb dollar of properlJ shown DD the Gen"-' . . Box ,661i, Pofller~. l2 29 31c 1 , Busoneu Servlc_e s I f!!. ~~~.... ,. ~ \ ~s:aJ Tax Duplicate of Real Estate, Public Utility aod Personal Property w1th1D &aid Countr He IS dt' ad. he IS JU St away.'-- -·- - - . d "r h d I IL '· Cll Niill' lUNING R fr1g brown l!t" 1., andered into an unknown MALE - Marne arm an · ·. . , e ~r •~ - Ta.pestry t for grade "'B'' dairy, hous~:: ! ~tJon serV!(_ 'e. Jark s Hl:!frtg- 1 44 . Vapor 41 l'l'lJ4!:o . for the yrar 1965 is as follows: land. Iurnishrd. Ghmdal e ski fl. j eration, New tlaven, Phone t5. TroUlkY'. V/ . more Shade Oht·o Phone : Til 2-%!7 4 6 Ue Blum, et aL. 1- 1 rn 1 So think of hm1 fnnng on as · - --· • k It • , _ _ .. _ - - .. •• TOWNSIIIPS dear ! 696-1187. 12 23 6tp LJGH'f haul mg. co' I an d cal , II'~,, CRYl'TOQlJOTE- Bern's bow to wor I • < " ~ § 8 ..• •i -c l In Ihe Jove of there. t 1s the tle. Phone WY 2·7786 and WY A X Y D L BAA W: 2-728t to LONGFELLOW SCHOOL DISTRICTS . simply ata.ndM tor s.noUter. In this samp> love of here. 1 fo~~e c-~~:e Ua, X tor the two o·s. -...t-e. Si-ngle leltcl·,;, a poll• is jus I H t~ 1s not dead, he tmph\{'!1, the length and formation of the words 11.re all hints. AND CORPURATIUNS away. E , 11~ v tbe code letters are different. We m1ss you, Carl. Marie's Style Past A cryptorraoa Quotatton Mrs. Helen Sauvage .611 .II illl.80 1.50 1750 Haircuts $1 .25 BEDFORD ---········--·--- .20 3.80 and son, Cnd Grn~ UAK!i'I!IQSBI BY QOU OMWNI 1 Shampoo & Sets $1.50 CHESTER QOU RUTLAND .611 .15 2'1.80 2.50 20.50 Eastern Local S. D. •••••• .20 8.80 - -----:--::--12 31 lip . Sl QOU FJN• 30 day color rinse, WSU. I'BWWVIFUL .611 .u 2UII 2.50 18.00 Salisbury Local S. D.•••••• .20 3.80 Shampoo & set $3.50 Lost and Found Apply WY 2-2156 .65 .15 29,20 1.50 22.00 COLUMBIA ................ .20 3.80 $7.50 up Permanents APV.-FB'flfl LEBANON LOST - Two Beagle rabbit dogs W• Sell and Servlco ~ WHEN ONE BEGINS TO T\lilll .115 .15 2'1.30 THE 2.00 20.50 Eaatern Local S. D.••••••.20 3.80 in the vicinity of State Gar- 'Wigs and Wtgieto .611 .15 28.30 :IN BED :t1' lS Tn&E '1'0 TURN ovr~WEUdNQ!l'ON 2.00 19.50 Southern Local S. D .••••••. 20 3.80 age or near Chester Village. : DAILY SENTINEL 1 Marie's Style Post LETART 10 IUIII Y - l1pOkolo. ""' Carrv rabies innaculation tags, .'1 .811 ,15 211.110 2.50 19.50 Rl. 124 Ph, WY 2-5271 Southern Local S. D••••••• .20 3.80 also ·dog license numbers 1093; I' Syracuse. Ohlo OLIVE 11194. Liberal reward. Hosmer For 5•1• .611 ,15 .... 1.50 21>.50 Eastern Local S. D. ---·-- .20 3.80 Roush, Box 86, Minersville, 40 n . WOOD extension ladder, 1, L'tvest ock Instrudions ORANGE .M J5 17.10 2.00 20.50 0. Phono WY 2-3327. . 3 years old. $2S. New H•ven, . -~- Eastern Local S. D. •••••• .20 3.80 12 22 6tp 882-2<185. 12 31 ~tp · EXPERIENCED FOUR HEREFORD cows, twn U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! RUTI.AND .811 ,15 111.10 2.50 19.50 -----,!N~ot"::"ice _ _:::_;:::_;:~I~O~N~E':· ~E~IGHT GUN cabinet and heifers, one qull calf. Kee- ..II - -m~ u ... ..., llf*llN Northwestern Local S. D.••.20 1.80 baugh's, Otester, Ohio. Phone Jobl. wp ~.,. paJ' abort 4.110 .611 .15 ll8.'1t . 1.40 19.50 RuUand Village .. __ . ••• .20 1.80 · ..,5-3195 · 12 1 3 boon A d n - L .,.,...,• ., . _ .,.. , Ol)e-six gun cabinet. 790 Map1 SALEM WRECKJNG I or G ""'td le St., I 3 tp l.!lO 19.50 .611 .II 111M Northwestern Local S. D. .. .20 UO Ram bl er Amer1e~n. era 1 _ 1- - - : - - : - - - - - uuau., W l l l - . r J 1 12 31 3tp . SALISBURY .M .IS 14.11 1.30 18.00 Salisbury Local S. D. . •••• .20 3.80 Hollon. Phone 185-2 3te ·STE - REO - RADIO combination rrom the largest truck or ] - - - -ns_:_u_r_a_n_ce____ .611 .15 23.80 1.30 17.50 Salisbury Bedford S. D.••.20 3.110 -.o===-::·--=-~ -- Beautiful walnut console. Has bulldozer radiator to tht H C naTM ~nd addresa 1.111cotn 1e11ca. 3.00 ,611 .15 30.30 .20 22.30 Middleport VillaKO ......... 20 3.80 DELICIOUS HIJIIlemad~ pjzza, AM radio and 4 speed chang- ;_ somllest 'heater core. . P' PTO opymg Serv1ce. Cop- ., ..,'.,'.~ cu "' UMt Palb' ·· De ' teo made ol legal papers. • ,20 Z2.80 8.70 .M J5 lUI Pomeroy Village ---------- .20 3.80 So c, 75C, and $1·00 slzes. ' er. 4 speed sound system. -,-,----,-- - , - - -- SCIPIO luxe p;z,., $L50. Jack's .Dai- This is a 1965 modeL Used · bir11l and almost any Musical Instruments .1111 .II 111.81 2.50 19.50 Northwestern Loeal 9. D. __ .20 3.80 4 _!Y_ Ba!,M_iddl"!"'__ri_·_E_ 8 Uc only 3 months. Full balance 1 WY 2-2143 Pomoroy other """""'nts. Rell&er lDsPraace, Pomeroy SUTTON 2.00 19.50 .Ill .15 28.30 Southern Local S. D••••••• .20 3.80 14 de FOR SALE: January clearance For 1 te or Rent · due 198.33 or $6 per month .~~~~~~~~~~~;:! 7.50 .611 .15 112.511 of pianos and organs, trade~ .70 19.50 ==,.---~------ Try it i yuur home. Call i '"" --~------Racine Village . -------- .20 &.80 4.50 .611 .15 211.10 7 R OO~ HOUSE with bath WY 2-05 55 12 28 6lc KA.RL GnUESER, .70 19.50 ins, demonstrators, rentals. Syracuse V11lage ------ .20 3.80 Phone WY 2-;17U4. 12 313tc - • ·and lteotlng, Minersville IAETNA CASUALTY lnsumnc• Pianos priced from $457.00 .611 .15 211.8t 2.00 22.80 Pomeroy Sutton S. D. --- . .20 3.80 - - - ---- - - - - '--I ZIG· ZAG. 1956 modeL Automat- Ohio. E;nd your sewer ""''"" ' Mullen lnsurance Agency . tne. Organs $417 up. Used con1SOIE Fot Rent ic sewi ng machine. les . .We . have aU sizes sewer Pomeroy, Pbone W'Y. 2-3::181. Real estate tans whleb bave not been paid at the close ot ueb eolleetl011 eu17 a ,... . piano, walnut finish, less than ·ica\ly buttonholes, makes d~ , m.-lchlne~ Reasonable rates. 8 l tic altJ of ten per cenL Taxes maJ be patd at tbe office of the eounty trea.uer IDr bJ mall. one year old. Good tone, Uke THKEE ROOM furnished apa,._ corative destgns, sews c.n ' ca~ WY · 2:~974, day or night. --~--_c._~ Pleau bring your last l.a'l rece1pt. and U you pay by maU. be IUI'8 to loelhl JOur JII'IIIDtl'tJ men!. 1101> Mulberrv-av. buttons. All wtthout attad1 -i ·· 9 15 Uc GRANGE INSURANCE. Malleo 'l new. Only $4S7. Used Wurlitzby tii.IDI!I: district and enclose stamped self-addreued envelope. AIWIIJ fii.DIPII rowr ta: · Reasonable reri't. Can Wv 2- meri. Assume last 9 pay~ Insurance .a.sency , lnc .. Porn· cr spinet organ, walnut finish. receipt to 1ee Ulat it eo9erl all JOUr propertY . Office Hours--8:00A.M. to t:OO P.M.. dallf· 2049 '" daytll!l'! and after a p, ments of 17 (l<r month. Call ' IIEA'ITNG, PLUMBING eroy. Pbone'"WY 2-3381. 2 • 44 keyboards, 13> :;:.~~j except Saturday wben office cl01e1 at Noon. Tax Bookl will be open Decemblr·a,.llll, tt m. Phone WY 2-55()6. · WY 2-11555. 12 28 6tc Doxol boltle Gas. Arnold . 9 1 lfc percussion, reverbs, e: ' 12 30 Uc - - thers.- &18 E. Main Street condition. Less than one year February 1, 1966. - _ -- -- 50:000 BTU floor furaoce, Pomeroy 9 Z2 Uc 'tJ'ltlMIJB[IJ!; IIIJIU'IIneo lleeD aid, only $627.00. Wendell!, REMODELED . t¥lfumished \ 2·2651. 4 30 6tc · HOWARD &. rRMIK, Ueltl Cotllltl' :r.-.r.r ...,..!led? lAIII ~Wl gpen· 209 Garfield Ave .• ', aparment. one 5 room Qnd burg, W. Va. lllr'o T cln ·WY J.ZIIII. baih. une 4 room and baiit , . TIME TO BUY Phane Today Far llillc TERRY Bill Cozart, Ra('me. . .1. . ••• FREE ESTIMATES and 1~ 29· 3tc , WHilf,FD"' Hlt'IM&PLAC!, N Real Estate For Sale >1001' COUNT~ THe l!t!P.,._ ON BE READY FOR TRAILER l.or,WtiaQd. FOR SALE - 5 room house THE HOURS . . ' "'' fiv..-e Nft! THfiR Pi9f'05ITJON ~ eALUMINUM SIDING mi les from Pom:eroy. PlloQt I'A~1 LHA!i5A'5 WINTER WEATHER THE Pll1fOM CClltiiQlNPwith bath. Phone WY 2-3704. eSTORM DOOR TROO!'O lf"'IELYI SH 2-5613. Jl 23 ~e , 12 31 3te WAIT 'THE CCM~ & WINDOWS Two bectropi!L_b.9UAetrailer, all IN~ OF NI6HT eROOFING ui Hities lw'niabed: CsU WY 2AIW THE ATTACIC ON 1l1f REO' Exterior DecoratoB 3346, WY 2-2181 • Yrj 2-3600. / •"? 0 PIANOS i . .,i .:::."'.. - vs :, ______ I "'"'"'""' ·•·••• *' ' pomeroy Moto' ,. r co. DAILY . CROSSW'·O , _- R. D __ ~ fne~-d-;, I UNFURNISHEo - . ' ! · , .· ~~ ~ I :t_~~C:7d 3_;i~~er 21.~~ ° 1 I " . I 1 I . .. I "' Smith's Fiat Sales &Service RATES OF TAXATION FCll 1965 i '7 o,<,+~f-+-+- ~~,-il-1-.j-;+4--l ·I I I ..... ~ _ CARRIER NEEDED I • . .... e-lllCKS, y_r...,-. NO! 61JT WIU. Tl-1i't Bh PLITTINI4 01< A BIG CEL'61MTION. 'i'S'P()a '? b,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,==""'""'..,, I I I'~==::======~ ~epall' RADIATOR sERV IcE Middl~port :29 ILAEnNAR'S ~ . 1 ;:o'::::ndJ.,. ~~:·"i.,.::•~·~,..:ll ~~~=~~!:'18~:::.a;:; ·"'""rd' s II I , r '' ,. . 12-fl.lfc Tlffi EE BEllROOM houSe for . rent. Phone WY ' z-224fi Htt "' ;th Ave. 12-14-\fe iH.li>:l£and-••....ld - .....,.,... - mento WY . .t I · · II 1 tk UNICO Mud&Snow TIRES OfOhio ' WY 2-5644 Mldcll""'rl, 0 . POMEROY - twe !lory frame, six large roolll8 0 (3 bedrooms) bath, full baseml!lll, g88 fired hot water hading. 6wner will Qompletefinance. $11,500.00. . Ct_itt Bradford MIDDLEPOJlT ~ - 1<!0 1 I o r y STATION lrrlle, Prooo or frame, five rooma1 bath, celJock W. Corsoy A. " IIRADFORD lar, ga!l beating, tront and .., Baeboc, Oblo back procbes, · eomer l o t. Ph. WY 2·9932 t I tie $5,000.00. dl ,j=--=~~1 SYRACUSE - 110 slory frame, Overseas Employmont six rooms. (S bedr()()l1U!), bath All trades truct driver to basement, ps fUrnace bestproiect enatoeer.s. Afrlea. . iiJg, _gar~ •. .<:OIDer lot 100 x 11 .12 mice Europa!\ Alta, South Paelfte, 100. l.otJite4 on Route 124. $11,500.00. . Get •tStar.•• Ebeil!l»K!h 1 IJaid. trevel, . housing, food.. ALIII:RT M. -OOX, IROKER ware, Sugar Run MUI, -PiCk~ I Atlantic. - ~ salary joba, WY Will WY Z-3UI · ens· Hardware, Mason; male, female over ta OEIB l2-9-30tp Bux 23190, · Ookland Poril. 123181o e LOWEST PRICES eALL SIZES IN STOCI< LANDMARK SUPER . . SER. C.- 1:. Mss~n.!I-~~~::=~re~pa~Ir::~~~~na~. S~33Fil7 " flee, · all mattes. WY ~22114. fte Fabro< stoop. PomeroJ .Aull1ioizecl Sln&er ~ and Service. I 21 tie CHINe'Sf P. '1(., CAMP, -<tilting. . Monciay . WY !-31110: 0\1£• FYFFI! TO LHAHA, IIG$Toov; $1.\\PLC MIND A PLAN• ~vct.V!I ~! ~UE 'I'Hf l\fti~ICANS "'J aooM DE I YEA-A-A-A ~ CllD OE~V OO~R AND H\S W1~E RU~ THE ST~E t 6QT~ Wit( PAST NIMiTY AND G;'T 'SLEEPY COM£ SIJ'-I()(li.INf WHEri '«XJ'V( Mil 'TMIM AAO 'TI-Ilill? IJ'I'OftE -·W&LL. · '""" UMSOCTYI 6!iEMEO A REAL W!SJ PI..AC&: WH[M WE WE~ 'THERE lAST MA'<' 1-10 · HO f ~0 TH' SAM' llJ "12!J OUR~H!;;-ffi1If-IEQEO ~R~/'() HAPPY NEW YEAR To liVER'BODYI i �I '' Dinner,Meetingof~ildwoodGarden Club Held at Home of Mrs. Holter Mrs.Neutzlinl' Around And lis Hostess to · About L•'terary ClUb M'ddl •oe .... A s:ao potl~ck dmner prec.edtd the meetmg of the WtldWllod Garden club Wenesday evening at the home ef Mrs. Homer Holter, Chester Road, w1th 14 members present. . Mrs. Lawrence Smith, pr~sl· dent. condurted _the meetmg which opened With devotions t~':en from .Joh~ 14 :8-14 by Mrs. l wm ;I! ease. YihO also read an arurlr on "Doors,'' and closed Mainly About People In p omeroy SO.ct\L 11 RibbonsWonbyMembersof Chesttr Garden Club in C6Unfy ShoW CAJ.d'J~ NDA· R ·· with prayer and a poem. Me!"· bers rusponded to roll call Wllh a Christmas custom. i I eport Mrs Ben Neutzllng enterJAN J An article on the origin of Mr. and Mrs. GleM Sharp tained. the Pomeroy Shakes- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser Theodorua Co~cll Daugllters various Christmas songs. Will i and son, RoMie, of Reynolds- Ipeare club with a party Wed· of Middleport and guests. Mr. of America will meet In regugiven by Mrs. Hiram F1sher. 1burg, spent the Christmas holi- nesday at her borne, Maple and Mrs. Gardner Reynolds of Jar session at th~: IOOF hall An article on the Advent day with his parents, Mr. and Place. The home was besutifuJ. Lebanon and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe Monday, 7:80 p.m. All officers Wreathe was read by Mrs. Mrs . Robert Sharp. ly decorated for the holiday spent Wednesday evening In are urged to be present for Snuth. It was brought out that Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fronk season including a lighted tree Parkersburg, w. va. with Mrs. Installation it is one.~~ the ro'dest Christ- and son, Bobby, Urbana, were under which gifts were placed. Grueser's daughter and· son-In·JAN. 4 mas traditions and Is dtsplayed holiday guests of her parents, The meeting was 1n charge law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Snyduring the period that includes Mr. and Mrs. Gall Miller. of Mrs Dale Smith, president. der Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES the four Sundays before the I Mrs. Ernest Bowles and dau- and m~mbers answered roll call Mr and Mrs Norman Fish· wlll meet In regular eession at feast of nativity. The circle Is ghter, Martha, returned Mon- with a Christmas thought. .~ er re'turned to their home, Sen- the Masonic Temple, Tuesday, symbolic of ~ternlty. the ever-Iday from Col~bus wnere !hey story, "The Gift of Stars" was ecavllle Wednesday evening, af. at 7:45 p m. grt>en. represents life; and the spent the Christmas hohday read by Mrs. Neutzling who ter a visit with their daughter candles. the light for graee giv·i with their family, Including Mr. also played several Christmas and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. en to mankind when the Sa v- Iand Mrs. John W. Jahnson and .carols on her organ. Robert Wamsley, and family. GIVE A DINNER . , wr was born. • . sons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gifts were exchanged after Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter The Middleport ~hurch of : During the business session. i Gross, Randall K. Bowles and which refreshments were serv- and grandchildren, June Ann entertained with a dinner f~n'.l c.h?1r he!~ tts annual !a eommunication was rea·i [ Anita Bowles. Ied by the hostess frem a table and J. R. WamSley visited Wed- Christmas at their home, RaC ·n~tm.•s part~ Wednesday 1 from Mrs. Jack Robson thank-! Jaml!s F. Bowles tJas return- . with white covr.r and centered . nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Mas- cine. Present were Mr. ev en mg at the home of t.h e l ing the club for inviting her to . ed from Steubenville where he with an arrangement of red ; on Fisher and family, Miners- Mrs. Dale Valentine and son. Rrv ~ nd Mrs. Donald H1cks their Ortober meeting. Thank was the holiday guest of Mr. poinsettias interspersed with , ville. Lary, of Parkersburg, w. va.; am! ,un. Doug. Mrs. Clarence! you notes for baskets of fruit ! and Mrs. B:'nm Johnson and red candles. Favors were small \ Mrs. Clyde Andrews was a Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe and Lat·r1· and Mr. Walham RusseU ! were read from Mrs. Edna daughter, Linda. Christmas arrangements tied ' Thursday business visitor in son, Kent; Mlssea Leda Mae •ere spec1al guests for the•r Wiggins, Mrs: Christy B a e r i Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slater, with a red bow In styrofoam cotumbus. and Roberta Kraueter and Mr. participation in the community and Stanley Nease. i Jacksonville. spent L'hrislmas ' and a white pencil topped with Mrs. Charles Warner who Is and Mrs. Kraeuter. Christmas concert. They were · A book on Japanese flower wllh their son and family, Mr. ' a flower. The next meeting will I ill in Holzer Hospital is report. prNnt~d with a gift from the arrangements was presPnted to and Mrs. William Slater and 1be J·muary 5 at the hame uf' ed as improving ' gr<~ur . ; the dub from Mrs. tawrenre family . Mrs.' Louis Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. David McGhee HAVE CALLERS The H1rks home was decor- , Rose, a former member. Mrs. ' ~r. , and Mrs .. Thomas Sk.ln· of Columbus were Christmas Tuesday afternoon callers Bit·d for the holiday season u~-~ Hiram Fisher on behalf of thP neJ, Columbus, Jutned his parweekend guests of her sister and on Mr .. and Mrs. Robert Ash· ing 8 rotor scheme of gold and ! members presented a gift to ents and grandmother, Mr. and VISITS PARENTS brother·in-law. Mr. and Mrs. ley of Letart Falls were Mr. gn'en The table was centered . Mrs. Smith. . Mrs Atlllul Skmner and Mrs. Eric Parker, stationed at Allen Eichinger. Harold De Wolf of Newark wun an arrangement featuring ! Blue ribbons were awarded David ParMmer md ~ayton at the. Fort Knox Ky spent his · Mr. ond Mrs. Myron Hysell of and sons Harold of Newark end id . tt' . gold nd green ' home of r an 1vlrs. U an ' . · ·: . . 'C b h lid k R f G ill g" pmnse aas . . , a . te Mrs. Homer Holter for an . Farmer and ·fa mil for the holi- . Chnstmas vacat1on w1th . h1s 1 o1um us spen.1 o . ay wee • oger o reenv e, 1 LJrd' and candles. rhe salad , angel mantel arrangement in Y parents Mr and Mrs W1lber end w1lh relatives m the area. see. ·ect t tl g een' dav. · · . .. M d M p 1 E' h' 1 rollr,e ~arn ou . Je r . front of a mirror . and also for Mr. and Mrs. James Ho 1. Parker and Edd1e, Alfred. r. an rs. au ac mger . floahng m thP d J. C bY and daughters spent Chnstmas guests Chr1stmas eve of her 111 e111 e 111 th nut bread & mdi· t a Madonna · Th b fl t' . . . an son, 1mmy, o1um us. af . Is M d Mrs Phil I td ,~l p~;ran pies. e u e : clouds. usmg angel hair m large spent the holiday weekend with VISITS DAUGHTERS terneon at Stewart With her ~n ' r. an . ~as prPpare by Mrs. Paul Da-. glass bowl with a madonna and ' h . . M d M. c I · ' · p:~rent s, Mr. and Mrs. Rex liamson. . w-11 .• (' rueser a . . C . . er pat en 1s. r an 1s. urO'B . M d M Phil '.I S. MJs.. I Jam ' . s· : tmy hnstmas hghts. tis Jenkinson and daughtt~r .l Mrs. Raymor.d Harper of mn. . . r. an rs. , 1st eel b~ Mrs. Rohe1 t Raw!- · 1M· . J d h. . d . .. Carroll. o .. spent several davs I Mr. and Mrs Paul E1chmger · san returned home Tuesday d M A lh . Sk ' • I aJ y ane. an ts gran pal . d d ht p 1 J t d' th Chr' t me< an rs. rftuJ . _miner. , ' ents. Mr and Mrs. Jacob Betz.' recently with her d'aughters. ' awn d audg er,_ 'tau a. unc~ wl ere er kspedn _mgG !ell lisls ~thas · Mr . a~d Mrs. Estill Greene Mrs. Osie Foil rod and family 1 e nes ay VJSI ors m ,o urn- wee en m a po . WI ' !lerl' was a g• exc tange 1 :.nd g1 fts were prPsented to Mrs. i ' and daughter, Billie Jo of Day- and Mrs. Thelma Henderson bus. daughter and scn-m-law, 'l_km ner. chOir dtrector and Mrs I ! ton were ChristmJs overnight and family, of Alfred. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeu- and Mrs. Clarence Boster L hester Erwin, organist. I • Iguests of her sister and famil y. ' ter and daughters, Leda Mae family. Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs.! M . d , G B , d and Roberta spent Sunday In Dr. and Mrs Robert 1 1rs. a1en rown an I " M K' I R d , . r. an '' SON BAPTIZED p k 0 r.. c m ev, ev. an ·'1rs. t MASON - Serv ces are an- family. Other holiday guests oi l ' ar ers burg, W. Va. WI(. h Mr. r.er and fam1'IYo f Col . u~ bus vIsHwk> and son. Douglas, Mr~ . , nounred lor M1ss Mary John· the Brown larr.ily were Becky ,[ Mil'huel Scott Hayes. son o£ and Mrs. Dale Valentme and lied Wednesday, with his grand1 Oscar Roush: B;tsy C~nmng- son af Mason. who dted toduy Jerry and Danny Porter ol !11r .. and Mrs. Richard Hayes, ! famtly. . . . pa_rents, Mr and Mrs Ph ll h~m. Mrs. G1ues.r Debbie Gru- at 7:30 a.m. at the Veterans. Columbus. and Len Mallard uf recmed the sacrament 0 r1 Mrs. Goldie G1lhan of McKen- W1l11amson. esrr. Mrs.. fulwlings, M r s.: Memorial hospital after a len-: Lockbourne Air Force Base, bapt ism during the worship ser- zie Ridge . and Mrs. Edith Tea- ;<iiii.,....,..,...,..iiiii..,..,..iiiii;;;;; Grnrge Memhart. Kathy MeEI· gthy illness. :Columbus and Bob Price or vice Sunday morning at the I ford or Mmersvllle were Christ- \ hmnr. Mrs. David Farm~r, : She was born at Mason, the . Tampa, Florid~ : Federated church. mas dinner guests of friends in ! Mrs. Erwm, Mrs. Paul Dav1s. 1 daughter of the late Martin and , Mrs. Albert Roush and child- · - - -· · Huntmgton, W. Va. .\Irs. Skinner. ~tr. L. R. Wiley.. Mae Oliver Johnson. and is sur- : ren, Kenny and Becky , visited treatment of an ankle injury Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tea:ford 'l Mr; Lacey, Mrs. Russt'll, and v1ved by two hrothers, Fred. of ' over the holidays in Columbu> Mr. and Mrs. RRaiph Gilmore and daught.ers were Now In Progress Cash Bahr. 1ViPnna, and George, of Mason : ·. with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smith have returned from Columbus ~ests of h1s mother, Mrs . Bargains For All .-========;;;;;, two sisters, Mrs. Martha H~rt- : and daughter, Christina Maria., where they spent the Christ- 1th Teaford. I ley of Black Lick, Ohio, and , They were accompanied by Mrs : mJs holiday with their daugh- Mr. an Mrs. . John Wayne The Family ! Mrs. Goldie Ingels, Mason . 1 Alta Miller who will visit in ters. Mr. and Mrs. John Par- Teaford and fami.ly .spent • Services will be held at the , Columbus with relatives. I sons and children and Mr. and Chnstmas eve. With has moth, Mason EUB church Mondoy at ; Christmas guests of Mr. and , Mrs. Vernon Bobb and family. cr, Mrs Edith Teaford. 2 p.m. with the Rev . Lester ' Mrs. Albert Roush were Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Robert GardMiddleport Church Choir Holds Annual HoI;day Party . i 1 I I Mary Johnson . 0£ Mason DI"es A report of the County Christ- Mrs. WIUls Frost, Mrs. P.urler mas fiower show. was given, Karr, and Mrs. Betty Frldefo with Chester Club receiving 11 lck. ribbons, when the club met re- Blue rlbboaa for M.....a cently, r8J11ementl want to Mrt. - " A sUent auction wu plaMed Dean and Mrs. Paul Baer. Red for Ule Jan~ meetln& at Mrs. rlbboal for Madonna arraq• Earl Dean s home. menta went to . Mrs. Frot~ 'Die program o~ with Mrs. Paul Karr, and Mn. ~ Mrs. Pearl Mora gl~ an orll· Miller, and far a Kleeaa: . . lnal reading, 'CandleUgbt &rr8JII8111811t featuriDI ell • Christmas." gel, to Mrs. Oladwell. Mrs. ~ Several doorway &rrllllt- da Holter received a red fOr menta were demonstrated by u 111J1el and pld caadel...-1 Mrs. Willis Frost. She used rna- arrangement. terlals found around the home Blue for table artangemen!ll and was very original In her went to Mrs. Reid Youna, Mrs. ideas. Her main attraction was Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. Paul an advent tree featuring ad- Karr, and Mrs. Lillian Frbst, vent candles and a nativity for a gold tree candelabra with scene With an angel oa the top. three Wiseman candles, receiv· Mrs. Paul Karr demonstrat-ed a red ribbon • ed a table arrangement fea. An open Bible on a red ~rd turing a pink crushed Ice can- with holly leaves and candles, die and pink poinsettias on a won a blue for Mrs. Paul KIUT. 1 mirror. Mrs. Paul Baer received Mrs. Reid Young made a ta-red for an Ice candle with artl· ble arrangement featuring can- flclal boDy and red trim. dies, baubles, pine, and foH Mrs. Pearl Koblentz recelv· tapers. ed a blue for holly, white ~4 edAwf: elchange was enjoy- red bali!, gl"apes and a Chrls&b gifts distributed from mu pllle on a foam base, 1 11 g ted tree by Mill Karen s:ret pals were guessHAVE GUESTS HERE The :~ ones chosen. Christmas dinner guests of ped pa:kages for belst ·towrMrap- Mfr.Ra~ MrsRD. CllffordMrHo~~ were gven s. o cme .. were . ...,.. Dale Kautz and Mrs. Betty Mrs. Eugene Holter Marjorie Frederick .,..__ doo 1ze d Ri had d Mr' Sonn.. . ""' r pr was an c r , an s. ;won by Mrs. Mae Mora. ma McNickle all of Racine; Favors of atl'n ball M d Mr' R bert Asbl · s s were r. an s. o .,, distributed from a gilded bas- Clifford Keith and Heidi, of ket by Mrs Chadwell Letart F' )'- ""' )11"" lat . . a "'· wose ca ~'6 • Blue ribbons for door prizes er In the day were Mr. and -ere awarded Mrs Chod u Mrs Earl Cross D' Do"· " . we ' . ' lana, ,,. na, Deborah, Deni!e, and DelPLAN RAU.Y Ia of Recine and Mr. and Mrs. '11le E.U B. District rally Larry Holter, Carol and Ellen will be held at the Enterprise of Hilliards. The Halters I'lchurch Jan. 3. A film will be mained for the Christmas week· shown And · ~ · ,....,...,...,...,...,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii -r :Jif!:· We Wish You All A Happy New Year Elberfelds In Pomeroy J PRE INVENTORY SALE TWO-HOUR DRY CLEANING SERVICE Roush's Shoe Store ~~~ officiati•, and ~rialMa· in \l ~dM~. C~~Smithandbm-gM~eranddau~W~ C~~oo~r~~~C~o~~~m~b~~~w~~~~-~e~rn~~~h~t~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the Odd Fellows cemetery. ily, Columbus, Mr. and Mr>.l lumbus were holiday visitors \ ' son. Friends may call at the , Larry Flowers, Columbus, Mr. , ~1th IllS parents. Mr. and Mrs . . ; residence Saturday evening. Ar·. and Mrs. Dale Housh. St. AI- : Ervm Baumgardner. · rangements are in l'harge uf bans and Mr. and :11rs. Char- 1i •111r and Mr• c H w· , 11 K . Fl d R h 811 rl • '· • • ase. Foglesong Funeral home. 1 Des ess!nger, .~Yddi oust· ' Jr., Mr. C H Wise, Sr, and Pomeroy \ aisy ~Jsson, ·" 1 epor I Mi>s Ruth Wise . Middlerort, Cleaners Never drive if you've been , M.r. and Mrs. Lysle Meyer : and Mrs. Garnet Betz, Gallip~ ( :;:;;;~~~~~===t. i drinking! The risk is too great , of Columbus were holiday week-: lis. were Christmas guests of 1 to you and your fellow drivers. i end gut>sls of her parents, Mr .. Mr. and Mrs William Betz I The tragedy and expense of an ' and Mrs. Mannmg Wt•bster and and daught er, Sandy, In Hill-I automobile ac9dent IS too great. : brother. Joe He1< h~ o n, , ' iards. Joining the group were Pomeroy, Ohio So drive for a safe holiday. Do l The Rev .. aand Mls. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Leo Swick of : TONIGHT & SATURDAY your part to keep the accident ; Mcintyre of Sprmglleld . VISited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bechtle ' "THE ART OF LOVE" I toll to a minimum this New ! durmg the holidays With her Columbus. Year weekend. Caution and 1mother, Mrs. Robert Coats and Mr. and Mrs Jack Bechtl-e - TechmcolorI courtesy go a long way in help1her ?rather' Stephen Coats. , sp••nt Christmas with his moth· James Garner, Dick Van !Jy<k. F:lke S<1mmer. Angie · ing to prevent at'cidents and : ~r .d an~,M~ s. ~~r~Jar~ ~ultz er, Mrs. Virgie Lee Bechtle, Dic kinson, Ethel Merman, as seat bells will give you and and Bau~ eJ~, cl ' ~ 1 _M~ Henderson, W. Va. 1 "M•dame Coco". your family greater protPction ' tahn ec Y avet mtodve m,tu · Holiday guests of Mr. and "PLAY IT COOL" Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, . should an accident occur. So ' tet,r nbew 1ky llcons rue e F' ran, c l· Mrs. R. K. Russell were Mr. and . s y e r1c ome 011 au· ane M R R T Billy Universe and the Sattl· buckle up for safety and dnve ! ' nr· th • rs. lile>. Danny Williams 1 . 1ve rom e Rodney Do wn· 1 er W. Va ruslow, Montgomfor a sale holiday and a Happy · ing FTOp~rty on Gr~nt-St. ' ~·- . · - - - - - 1 New Year. Tins message f~om I The Rev. and Mrs. M. E. SUNDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY I th~ Ohio Department of High- ~ Dowson and. sons, Uwight aJtd WHAT IS THE TRUTH,., Jan.2-3-4 way Safety. Douglas. v1s1ted over the holi-, Otllll Preminger'a days with relatives in Miami,. "IN HAitM'S WAY" Owls depend on sound rather , burg. - Technicolor.Tohn Wayne, Kirk Douglas, than sight to help them catch ' The Rev and Mrs. Arthur Palricia Neat, Tom Tryon. \ Kishbaugh and cllildren of ClyPaula PrentiS8, Brandon De prey. Wilde. Franchot Tone, James . ' [ de are guests of her parents. I Mitchum, Jill Haworth. Da· I . The liver from _a huge bask· Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gilkey. ..,.UJK.• na Andrews, Burgess Mere· i mg shark may y1eld aR . much ; Joe Cabeen and Miss Mary The answer to this question phu diJ h, Henry Fonda. 1 ' as 200 gallons of vltamm-rich . Ambro, Columb~, are spend- many more important facu can Cotorcartoon 1oil. -· ing the weekend with his par- be found in the revealing new ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ca- 1 booklet, "The Truth About Nerve , been. Deafness." Write, phone or visit Holiday weekend guests of us today lor your FREE copy. , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport There is no obligation. : and Mrs. B. B. Zeigler were ~ her daughter and family, Mr. ltADIOEAB• and :'.frs. Daniel Grimes of Elli., ~;.:::~~ rott City, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeigler and daughter and · Mr. and Mrs. William Zeig· ler and son, Butch, of Belpre. I I IOear O• . Mrs. Zeigler returood to MaryLY 3-4550 land with her daughter a n d 245 E. State St. Athens family for further medica![ BY REQUEST Robinson's MEIGS THEATRE . I 1 ABOUT NERVE DEAFNESS? . 1 1 1 BJI/ THE NEW YEAR It is a pleasure tc note that on December 31, 1965, THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY will complete another record year. The increasingly pleasant relationship we have enjoyed with customers of long standing, and the ones we have had the privilege of serving most recently, is one of the nice things about being ir business. I sincerely hope that your dealings with us have been satisfactory and beneficial in every way during the past year, and I assure you we will make ever effort to maintain and improve our services so that we may serve you even better in the New Year 1966. The officers, employees and directors of THE FARMERS BANK AND SAY· INGS COMPANY join me, in extending to you our best wishes for a PROSPER· OUS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR. THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS CO. 'I 1 • D"les R d" You meet the nicest people on a Honda .· OFFICERS J. EDWARD FOSTER, Vice President 1nd C1shier RICHARD E. JONES, VIce President THERON JOHNSON, Vice President DIR·ECTO,IS EMPLOYEES May thia New Year engineerinr. Or the safety and convenience featurft. But most likely it'a the fun. Evidently nothing catchea on like the fun of owniq 'a Honda. Join in. The first step i& a MoDstration ride. Why DOt today 7 see the fulfillment HONOA ..w....,....., RA ~ ,INGS HONDA SALtS . Miclclleport, C PAUL E. KLOES, Aulst1nt Clshltr Maybe it's.the Incredibly low price. Or the fanta.ttle Dlileage. It could be the precision S. Second Ave. THEODORE T. REED, JR. - PRESIDENT o. or all your bripteet dre&IIIL And to all our faithful patrona who &!ill• made our dreama eome traet ~you"l Mary P. YoUJll Dottle lluuer Evelyn Lannlnc Joanne Russell Mary Kunzelman Olp Plerotu Patsy Fultz Lois Thompson • THE FARMERS .BANK and BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. IAaJle r. l'ultl C. Wayne Swllher Fred ' 'l'. Crow, Jr. Dr. l'rtd a, Ctrlty Harold Smltla Dorothy WID .Pomeroy, / ' Theron JoJwon J. ldw. ro.ter 1\ 8ob4trt khtllflilt tO. ,.' � 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. 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