http://66.213.69.5/files/original/59e14690549367ce6278c1520a93cbdb.pdf c10fbcc28a0f1c13c3231bbbce82ed89 PDF Text Text WEATHER • ~ Cloudy, .lonllbl oee~~•loul rala ud Friday. Co!ritnaod ftM today, larDiag da'. o.Q. ' VOL XVI • enttne oolder Fri- Hlp today ...,.,., low lo- DIPI1- . 111P Frida, • NO. 215 . THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1964 Christmas Pomeroy. Ohio Three-Day Rampage Leaves 7,000 West Coast Residents Homeless TONIGHT & THURSDI' Y NOT OPEN MERRY CHRISTMI'S FTiday and Saturday December 25·26 "RIDE THE WILD SURF" (TecbnieolorJ J;abian, Shelley Fabares-l-.Tab '. Hunter, Barbara Eden, reter Brown . r Anthony Hayes Su· san R~rt. James Mi~hum as Eskimo. See: Cbampton Surf· ers! Ridin& the tou~best, tall· .at thundering waves ia the World! .. ·fHtblll follghllghh of 19The year's fastest! botte.t, biggest pigskin thrl lsi Featurett.: Khh Will Be Kids PVT. DANNY !MITB : Pvt. DaDDy A. Smllll, . . Colorcartoans "' Mr. 111111 Mn. Alben Smldi of Pomeroy, bas complel(jl hio basic II'IIIDial wllll lite U. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday De~:. 27-28-29 "lEACH PARTYU (Technieolor) Frailkie Avalon, An_nette Funicello. Bob Cummmgs. Eva S. Army lu Fl. Kuoll, Kf.' Pvt. Smllb lo DOW opolldbtl ' holiday leave with bl1 f1adlj aud lrleuds Ia Pomeroy oDc1 will reta"' to Ft. SUI, Okla., ou Jau. 1. He h a Ill' ...... ale of Ponifroy Hlp . . - . SJx, Dorothy Malone. Harve)l . Lembeck. Jody MeCrea. Featurrtt•: G I Dood IT ·caloi'Cirloont RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Shop at Elberlelds Thursday Until Sp.~. '· - I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE AT 6 P.M. AND ALL DAY CHRISTMAS OPEN SATURDAY DEC. 26th FROM 9 AM to 9 PM Mrs. Hampton Direds Annual Church Program KO OLD·fASHIORED COIL SPRIK&S HIGH ESKILOO Cuff Goes Up or Down -l'', / THE SHOE BOX BEST YOU CAN BUY BECAUSE: • NO OLD FASHIONED COIL SPRINGS · NEW SHIPMENT • WRITTEN LIFETIME GUARANTEE OF CHAIRS JUST • CHOICE OF HUNDREDS OF DECORATOR FABRICS ARRIVED IN TIME • PRICED liiO MORE THAN FOR CHRISTMASi ORDINARY FURNITURE • MODERN, TRADITIONAL, SPECIAL CONTEMPORARY AND EARLY AMERICAN STYLES LOW PRICESI "" . ; .. •.• 1' •. MfDD18'01T, ' l '' wor~ at tAo NEW AND USED SALES · church . Open Sot. Dec. 26th 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM . .. -· ~ Wlthl Clasecl Sat. Dec. 26th Wrecker Service W'l' 2-6517 or ~·2883 - be held. I .. hb Ro- POMEROY · Mo·r oR t Q,. . ' •' )., 'llte anth!!m • ·wl\1 be ' pre. cliolr . aDd PilowlU have $B ' . ufreedom SeCbrlalmliS SERVICE- PAR'I'S DEPT. · 0. ' ---- - POMEROY MO .T0 R CO. / BAKER FURNITIJ~E J Middleport, 0. ;::~: pubUc li 11> " . . !1'\1.•.~~· . ' ' ' , •: . •:__...._..............;_~~:=t.':~f::e":"! -c:;:,.-;-; �. r '" • . ' DOCfOR The Gift :Qt Falth • .. SAYS I ' ' In between our 'IIOrk. our elttn-eUfo ADD up all the somber warnlllp of ChrillmU danger aDd you havo to 'IIOIIder 11bat'a to be merry abOul A ChrillmH tree, you ere reminded, ' ~. \ ' Jy W.,.O Q. lk•orldodl M.D. ' Let's Be Merry Anyhow ·ww .. J!aOCi'• • r 4 ~' . I beald ·tl I boforl,• · ... . . .- . .... 1' TileR ... • balldred .. fairly COIIIfllllll d......, tllll the average read.,. bP · beard of unUl hi• telll blm be'l &•I - · '· Bdeei's oarcold or lllr<Oldol11 IS one .ol them. "" niil Ill I chroniC dilleaoe, tbo -·ent!l ·i!miiO ol wblcb Ill ..,. ••kn9WJt. Soole autborltiel believe ' r\cular acti.Wes and 111ch cllrtrKt1oDI u politics, ID elec:tlon IJIII rollltant blterna!lonal crises, quite ~-few ol Ul found time this fall to atte..d a eollege football Is a potea!W fire trap. So are the lwink· two. lin& llghll that go on 11. Ancllf a bot wire gameA or total of 23,354,477 of us, In fad. on the Ugbt t!Ord should be exposed and And mind you, this was for rollege touch a metallic tree-look out, Santa! football only. II doesn't Include lhe mU. Chtlsl.mu toys, you are Informed, lions of other hardY lOuis who go to prooneu have sharp points or rough edges fessional football gameo and keep right that ean cut you, blind you, choke you or on going far into the winter In weather stab ,.ou. Other toya can burn you. that would keep an Eskimo Inside bit lg• And: DO'* the happy word has been loo. noshed that our perennial Christmas faThere Is a simple lesson to be learnvorites, mlstletoe and poinsettias, ean be ed anew from ~ all-time high In grid· Iron popularity --' five per cent greater poisonoua If eaten. It almost makes you think that the than last year. only way to survive lhe jolly yuletide is It Is this: Give the people 10methlng to get out of the house and drive away. they want, and they'D lake it from there. Then you remember thai Christmas high· Football is act[on. It is drama. II is way traffic Is the most ruthless killer of excitement and pageantry. It appeals to both sexes and to all ages. It is ronfUct all. It's to the everlasting credit of the without hOrror or tragedy. It iJ also ex· human race that people can stand up to cellent emotional therapy, durinl lhe all these gloomy threats and manage to game and after. malre Christmas the 'gayest and most If our team wins, we feel wonderful. If it loses - well, who can be happier in wonderful time of the year. Let's be careful, let's play It safe. a melancholy way than a Monday morn· For no one wants an accident to mar the ing quarterback replaying the game end joy of the holiday season. But let's nev· giving the roach, the players and every· er forget that the real Christmas apirit one within earshot the benefit of hi.s is love and happiness, not fear and trem· thinking? If football did nothing more than bling. So Merry Christmas - and may you this, the contribution it would make to personal satidaction would be invaluable, rome throuKh unscathed. ' ' . ' ,. . .., ~-·1111 lutllyud rn.doto slqllto&]ad....., produCed by our DTIII and not dill to.exlft'DII contact. lnhalinl a polleD or anytl>lnl . yoo eat. Othen beli... that In ...... ;. ~i<\linl It Is ca..... by lnbiJ. R•..,..our , • ·, , ' . 'l'llt. ....,........., • •lo1!11•.llallf • large port ol ll'o . ·. I!U'I ,tllllle Ia Involved the o1oo . .. · IPQ.;Wiil co•plall o1 '<• ol •liniotll ......... .,_ · • " · • Tht nodulea Iil"i' occur ill ~-.. . ... ,,the sl!lll or ill llilf 17mP11 oodea 1. , ' ] ' .,,'· ' E. -'(~\ · 1 E:~;:::ebu~unllke~ · r om · · Th · · e~ c· · ap · ··tti Reports F : ... , , ,. ~!·~~d:V::."' Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ~uon .,;...u ; . ·~nt.put-~~~~:"\ ~ -~-·' = they By DICit WEST Unlled Prett lnlemolloaal WASHINGTON (UP!) - Tbe federal government In all of Ito aolemn majesty has finallY tak. en cognizance of a natkmal problem that sticks out like a aore thumb. 11 Is the tbumb and other append ages that each Christmas are left torn and bleeding by the struule to put together toys, bicycles and other unassembled gift merchandise. On Christmas Eve, deM old dad is suddenly confronted with a stack of sheet metal, a set of blueprints comprehensible only to mechanical engineers, · an orders to tum this Into a mint ature Atlas missile laUnching POMEROY BOWLING CO. • ·.·i . .,>. . ~ ~ they · ~· II~ -a~ I~ p~· ~ ~~ · Be~.,. ~ ollt~ \ • · ol Cltri1tma1, there ;1 hope and prom111efar all. To you and yoUI'I, •>Gf' 'r I.,.IUayl. •·-p ,_,. WELKER'S MAPLE LAWN POULTRY FARM . ..Hemlock Grovo . .. ~=· ~ ~iictr and,clvtna~.~ bV ·~i!.titn t!ot.£~1J . . ...'!<\Ill:~ -;;.tu...;, Eli,: ' · @~ lrollS)U~@~ £.et wery hettrt rej~iee ••• It• -~ ChriatmatJ! To each and every one ol oar .u ~· }tr: ,wb~ A',~ "'~~. ~.tate<l: • • sinee ~·ls• A· ·- ~~ ~.gs 1/.: ~·· '(:·-~f1· Res~tial ·•·• • I .... EXCELSIOR OIL CO. Pomeroy . . . the~. -- 1loliday .Jesson aboundi~ in &JeNin~s. ~ '!m~:; !:ett~ D'£DDV'S lilnDU) . nnJ.. ""Y ~!ding !~tons our mo.st cordial wiahea I« • ts• .are ·~ 1hll-'~lll""'ed • valued !fiend~. we -.n4 l I :,~:~;~~nl~ t~b~~m~: ~~: l•~ju~!~n ::!:e b:=~~; ~~ a:u:~:·~w~;.~~~:&.~O::":!~ =..·,.;,/;'· ~n ~· · ror aCLdsfluu >i.:hta t"'Itotl ~ M DlllYSMtN~~~ ~..;~~~ ~v~.~ot110J · · ' , ~~~ ,Ill b<llll that show It off.,~ DIVOUIJ TO tNTI-,1·~ MIIGI IIIAION lt.IIJo '' ;o• , ~ ''"""'IIIII, """' .,..,~ ~;!...:..!.~t:"!et~...tc . .,.,, otic*- a~~~~...- otM• WT t41... ... .,~, 1117. ' to think my ;tiPj In textured stl(j\lr.;o., otlck to nylonl ~'or with tennis lhoeJ, · •...,,. o. ..... .......... Julll...,. ...,. · ~~u,. N·o ' e · o:ll. . Trtmrn!ne the tree, _ 1tocldnp, excloanlinr i~.; treQu:ed moments f<Jf aU qf SO onUQlt• I - ' ' festive time. · -'ol!ild •••""'~ many - .... my Upl ·thaD -'[,:_;;<;,:., ·,..;,·X or botb t.ne aami· ........... .......... ; ' ' trieDds say l'tn .pin& loR out. ·What do you lUnkt · ,....,.. ''"'"' ..... ...,... tt ,...••,... ..,,. .. ...... . tJ: ~ ..,. UHIMIII .IMNII, Yft ,Lf:JI....., A.,. .. .... ...... j w.. . ................... Dell•··- ,.t wMI& ... , I' I .rtltf wttlre ftlllaDieL It edt~ feJI' 't~~· .OY. . . . . . Ill,. D1~t ~ f4t'd1nel .Hiett. , , . _ , ,:-· tlli . . . . . .,.., J• •' tttr'IJI!I ~ ...., . ,,Wt ."... ......... ,..,~,,.... ... i)'~r;.....-··~~J·: • , Mftclr ..........,. ... ... tiwiln....,. .n ........ 11.tt. . , . , I , ,·· 'fi. "' . . . . .... . . . . . .· •.\' ' ..... .. . . . .- ' .,·' . .. Porne~oy p€~-~~M~.~~~' ''$ f·.:r:'"' HE(EN HELP US '• St. ore that oueb a ientle o1 will prove .very effective. erers. " : · -, '·!Or .Dicrosc:oplc · eumlluiUon. In my opiniOn, the sale of lin' "Tbe 11!11011 'would open neil"" . TbiB CuBCbea tbo dlapM!Is. . asoembled gift should •be tllllions with toy manufactute!J.•.., The lumpa appear made a capital offense, punlsl>o to obt.liln for us all the wail" · J¥Y be lor oeVeral able by public banging. ·. ' ·· '.,jd benefiis enjoyed by the Inmontht. As aew UntO the l"l'C oees fit to·take .· temaUnnal A-lation of Maones may flll'lll. Tlae a atrnnger stand, · I favor a · d)lilbts · . ' ifjlbillty tllat the 111v01vto move advocated bY o colleague · · ·· . • • will enend to a Ylttll ... of mtDe wilD oenl me tile· fol• ·· .• "OUI' contract would ' I lowinl blood-splattered note:· "' " lat,IY need a slrOOC provlllioli ven then tt does 1101 alway& "Having jOJst completed a lor workmen's ,eompensatlnn·ll> ,. progress sufliciently to Interfere hour sllol puttinl· together • cover fingers notcbed by slip- .. . with the IIOml8l lunctloD o1 bo• of bolla called the Go-Kart. J>lnl• ...-.wdr\veB and thumbs these OJ"gans. a chain-driven Imitation hot rod taceraled by l!hatp qes." ' <without motor) 1!11' ages 4-18, 1 · Hearl· Hearl puuers-IQW!le.r of lite alla!IJ betdp would like to see the AF!l£10 of the worid; ..urutei y.Qi\lrq; of !hill dl10810 and 1M 101 buay and organize a unloll nolhlnllo lose but'your·palns. · IIIII the 1'0111111 ol lnlllo · .ore · tfll-lllllal · .any 1lectorl adopt • polleJ ol watcbful wallla& or perlodlo ..,. ~emo Second :> menta. BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD Since Sam Cooke was killed In Call· One of the hottest stories of 1964 fornia, stores In this area report a fabu· cooled down alter a government official lous number of sales of his rerords. And quietly showed a heckler that he had he is understood to have recorded a large ''the goods" on him - " the goods" in· quantity of material that has been on eluding wild orgies at a posh Washing· · the shelf but will be released because of ton hotel. The big critic suddenly bethe rush of fans to buy everything he came mild in the face of-the evidence, ever made. It should he of some romfort and is likely to lade out of the news to his widow that she will be taken care headlines u quickly as possible . . The of finan cially, but Sam' s friends in the death of Bill Bendix, which saddened ev· music business still would like to know eryone who knew him - he was such a what the story was. They can't figure it darling person - means the end of a out from what they read in the papers muiti·million dollar lawsuit he bad filed about his death. against CBS. Bill and Martha Raye were I The New Frontiersmen still in seats .- -:-,..-' scheduled to co-star in a TV series, but .;,, ;..,;;;o-, -, of influence In Washington are pushing the network cancelled with the explan· Kenny O'Donnell, ex-Kennedy atde, for ation that Bill's health might not pennit J. Edgar Hoover's command post when site by =kDouhle the ireatments thai him to fulfill his contract. Unfortunately the FBI chief eventually retires . . One Further complicating the sltuhave beeD USed ere Irradiation that was correct, but Bill's lawyers insti· of Broadway's most famous spots has ation is the likelihood that b• with qy• tuted a suit claiming he was In good the lime the atoekings arenunt is .' I ·"· been laying off more and more of its health and the CBS stat~ment bad causstall during the past four weeks .. , The by· the chimney with care, dear . ·• 'i.clli:<Mhlorethalle, calclltrol, • ed him tQ Jose. jobs. · new Sophia Laren-Marcello !IIM\rojanni old dad wm be pretty well YOUTH ASKED FOR 'ri '' ' 'o.;,.k Fin 8 other ·end ,ebloroqulne. Now that "Synanon House" has been flick, "Marriage, Italian Style,'; ·uved up anocltered. This column is dedicated to Ush singer& Came over to .AmWhen really elfect!Yf filmed by Columbia Pictures, and ".tun· to all advance notices - and more soHeretotore, the U.S govern· youag people, their problems erlca, their stuff wu all pretratmenl Ill cU8coverecl, kle Priest" looks like a good bet for a when It was premiered. It is gay, sad, ment has more or less ignored and pleisures, . their troubles reconled ..,d when they were ever' lhl!se ,'ifiU so 0111 1111 movie treatment, the Hollywood studios ., funny, beautiful, and not to be missed. this problem, leaving us poor . and fun. As w1th the rest of up on stage they weren't real· window. ·¥· will be looking into the incredible story I Joe Levine tossed a small party (small lathers at the mercy of a shift- Helen Help Us!, H welcomes ly Binalnl, just ~ • talking, . of Dr. Robert 'Baird soon. He's the fear· for Joe) at Danny's Hideaway afterwards, less Santa Clauo who Is too colo laughs but won't dodge •• .M ; . . . ,t8JIII! .Jtl!•i..- .Q ..,.I baft :dlebettl.and usa less doctor of East Harlem whose saga is and Peter Lawford seemed to be getting 1 more amazing than the other two put toa kick out of hearing Milton Berle and gether; hi.s explosive bOOk. "Narcotics· Jack E. Leonard trade loving insults achaul down the chimney. to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, In ,..-son, we 'just saw tbem, -Would the sweetener cauoejthiB! .... ville," will be a best-seller. Watch the ross the crowded room .. . Joseph von But thia year, for what it care of- Helen Help Us!, this but beifd a record. Why wOUld . , ' No; but &equency ol · !, ' cinema makers snap up those Double· Sternberg's autobiography, "Fun in a may be worth, the Federal newspaper. they do a thing liko that?•·. urtna!iOO 1 8 ComlllODiy asaooday Galleys ... The underworld is con· Chinese Laundry," will be published by Trade Commisslol1 has taken a NATURAL LOOK OVERDONE . wllh .4,1abelel. It Ill olllo. Yinced that the Star of India job was Macmillan in April. The title, which you position on what it c•ll• the Dear Helen: MAD atcompa1\lment of ad..n.. · clone on order lor some super-wealthy may well wonder about, comes from tho aem collector who paid for the loot as Christmas Eve battle of tho Ao.' l l I crazy or something! I Dear Mad· · . .;.;}ng especially In persona " ' first movie he ever remembered seeing, ' bruised knuckles." tbink this long. striligy .. hair · · · · , ; ;.:"' w bo biBb .. trung • toon as II was d~livered to him (or her) and he says working in Hollywood in the "The commission feels that that falls In your eyes aod: tbe · ·· Whetbl!r ','_"!';.., . : ' · ·. .• . ID Florida. old days was like working in s Chinese where merchandise ;, depicted " natural took" that makes lip.. not owr pretty wOII. , · colulnn Is dedicated Ia laundry. Von Sternberg is best known to as ready to use but 1n fact re- stick and color In your chetks ,guarded. aocret - but lt often · !ami living, ;oo U you're hav· The State Dept. was just as happy as flicker lans as Marlene Dietrich's mentor, offlcillls of Notre Dame over the banning lng ·. d tiJ'OUble or just qui..., assembly. the advertising "out," and teXtured stocklilgs · happen! mEngland wbert 81111· and that's not a very Orienta scene, but should contain a disclosure that that look like something out of ers have learned, they can't .. plain!,trouble; let. Helen belp of "John Gl>ldfarb." They feared it would anyway, he knows what it means even If ourely offend all thOse oil country sheiks the Item muot be put together," the attic, and tennis shoes with- ·beat tiJI! .ocreams so why, otralll •· .YOU: Sb• ..will also weicoma we don't. It oald. out socks, and all that junk their votces1 · .: · · ;;jiiilir"own aQiyslng expertencoo. we coddle so tenderly . . . The changes Is the teenage market still affecting Not Vort Effective I think they're all jus!' awfut After 'aU;.you ean .tum an am· . lklin Botto! in can of off-track betting have become amost show business'!' Yes, indeedy-do. There ni,l, ,the. bewildered city officials ; Wblle it Is nice to have the 1 was reading aboUt what-_' the ·.. p\lfY!b( · jlp ,. ben '.' Is neoAf>apor. · · · was a startling example rushed through who though~. it would solve their money I commission on record as at Philadelphia "consel'VatlveB'' voit!i!! ·are-' altUI!y taped•. But · . ,., '' · · a blJ( talent agency when the brass turn· problems have learned the !acts of gamb· least recognizing the mstence .and the New Jeroey 'squeeks'" when ·yo. over-uuldullta '· ffMi<. ' ' .. 'Site' of Canada's • acre ed i!own an exceptionally line singer. liDJilUe. Instead, some of them will push of the problem, 1 rather d. . .;.!:-l"ear and tt SOllnds just ptatn·· the 8\age; If ScreecbY· EXPO 67 ..jj htatorle Sl For only one reason. She was too old. , · · ·"' (thit' !s;' H · • nyllnl> ''bearl ubilve .lfi!Ieni• !Iliad In lolontttil for • · citY lottery, wltlch makes more 28 . . The Tony Rithardsons (be direct· teliSe. Even·that old foe of gambling, Fi· · ( · · •· · 'the rdar ilr the tudlence.) -H. harbor. ' · PLASTIC '"IIKYilOMES" ed the great movie 11Tom Jones" among • CAMBmo(;E Maos. (IJPII:.!' Is there any reason why &ir,. . .. ;. ; . ., . ; ·, ,. ,:r;;. :.; ..... · ·' erello LaGuardia, favored some kind of other contributions to the world of lllu• IDttery . . . JIJ< Kipile!!S, already plan· sion) are expecting a baby . . . The masskyiighlin' goea all . ,.:•l:;t 1: ' . Jing ei'g ht months ahead, wants Marty termind of that English train heist, who ' Allen to ·play the stu role in "I Had a the bed<_ to the c a v •;"·\walking tour from Englal¥11 · U ftUn broke jail a lew months ago, has been BBll" "ben Buddy Hackett goes on vaca· traced to Canada, and ·the Mounties al· dwellers, anCi 18. now \he latest , · And aboUt boys' hairCUts · ' ' ' : In In the lorm.· ,all thel hair ovor their f!lf"' ., ; liOn. MartY was offered· the part orgin· ways get their man, so It's probably just . '·· :•lly, With hill partner, steve Rosst, to of, sltydlmes of ACI'\'IIt.e plaa- :; jt.ads looks like prehistoric a question of a short time and he'll be uc, manulactQred ~· ,... ~veroen hav~ cDJne baek .to • ... "i ~'.· ·~ plAy the romantic singing lead, but they nabbed. Tb9uBh the pr\nclJitl of Ugh\-, "mie, especlaily when il ,srows ' , , ., ;,_; ,; COiililn'l accept becauoe of other eommlltng from above ts the; ··tlcwn on their neclts too. . . , .., •• ! new skyll&hts. at.orm-prool and »·. knoW what !look goOd in, ·· '':·.~·· ·' _. . . ,_ ,.·•. ~;;., 1 _... sbatter-proof, l\lford m~clt pro- 'tad 1 refuse 10 be a oheep about tectlon tban cave man.~ ~okl: , t aty!fis. My hair lol1ks better tn-tiiMOCk&. . .. ~. bacll, with ~ llltle curl, ·• ~ D~ ~, ' tflf a form ol allergic roactlon I . .. ..-._..lito • ··inl ·the polleD of pine trees or dust f1:0Jll peanUI bulll. SarcbidooiB Ill cbaraetorized by the formatlnn ol bard, nod-· .•. _..uJn,_Since they may In aJiy part of the body, the aympo . l<ms are varied. The commiJDo est form 1nvolv01 the hmgo, •· llecause the noduloo oro pa!J>. lesa, they are often discovered '!"II•. when a routiM clleat X ,zay , i& made. NOW, IP I WERE COACH . . • ' By DOROTHY KILGALLEN I t • . '" l ',) . . ' .·, " ••'->. ' . ... ' -.~ i.-, .... , "'"'· 4 .: oi\.. "b ''t f; ~ '~iJ J~-~ ":t:t~- ' """""""' and l.J\1'11 �- l . .. l ~ Auxiliary Unit -. - t-l)allf Sellt!Del, PontftOY.Kid4leport, 0 ., Dee. 2.4, 111M , 11 Is Efltertained. At ~ ,.., ' M•RRV CBRim'MlS ............... --.-. (Day lh light flf ... ., our dally._ _at Cf)lilS'tlnAS Jl.fll! "JOIR' 1lolidey .. . 1MpP'fu ::;;...... ...... llleainp ...,.,.. THE HOME LAUNDRY ·CO.-" . ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Dew ~otittioot good w1mtt ,.,, 0 happy and joyous YviO!Ido 110 lo l"" and ,..,,... GRAVElY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE •: WY2,2975 .' Sfneere Good Wishes RACINE FOOD MARKET ''The Store With A Hart" POMEROY ---too'•• ~cghu&s• JOE'S CARRY -OUT Mrs. Smith, 64 Dies Thursday ':--.~ ~ 564 Locust St, £HRI5TMAS BEGIN$ SATURDA'( Here' a hop(nq Scmlct'o reindeer delivery comes through with your special W!abes, mcluding all of the joy ~cheer that goes with Christmas. Dloconllnuocl Styl• Only HUSH PUPPIES McClure's Dairy Isle . ' !.OCUST STREET OLD-FASHIONED Christmas Wishes MIDDLEPORT The Cluumel Swllu: 'Ibis past Monday night's CBS.TV docuJDentary, 41 C1Irlstmas in Appa. '"· 1 lachia," which told of holiday poverty in the economically. lj. '-the . ., . 1 ' ·, ; -0.....,....,.........'-. •••• ~~ ~ ~ . •• . • stricken area, resulted in a flood of phone calls to the networks from viewers who wanted Shoe Bol.t :·: to know how to eontribute money and goods• •. result: CB!> II Mhjilleport, OJ '• :;. sayo the Salvation Army has agreed to distribute gifts , pur· chaaed by donations, to childr"' of Appslachla. OJJo wilh you tho happiest of JoH at Christmas hoi!~ Joy to the woriJ • •• and special good Vfishos lo our friond• Md tMir familiu. filed wilh oil tho friendly Chlttt ....... _ • A MOVING PEOPLE WAS!nNGTON IUPI) most hall the U. S. populationll five years old and over in a different house in 1960 than in 1955 and almost .everybod lived in a house other than· the ,. hef..,. HARDEN'S ...... MARm . .. ~tL DAY' OPEN SATURDAY D,EC. 26th • FROM9-Mto"9PM .. Middleport . SUNOCO STAnON r. one in which or she:~::: he SyracU.., 0. · bom, the Bureau of the C repocts. wonndl of a good old-f<lshioned Chr~lma&. SoH will .. .i. 1o all-. ,,...·· j ..... . AioJfol~ _..- I Pomeroy Cole St. lr:::: ...• 0 .o • Peace on Earth~::;:~(--·- MIDDLEPORT Davis Ice & Produce Co. ••• Downie-Gross • ..... ... II • • • •. • • 0 0 MERRY CHRISTMAS TOAUI G • t 0 PHIWPS SISTERS STYLE SHOP Elberfelds Store Hours T~is hnwroy, Ohio • SQturday ·· pr, .._ Its ........ 1UY llllp~ u ·.iaoe.rl · Let Ul jourae•ID mlrlf . , , -r 9:00 AM till 5:00 PM RAWLINGS & €OATS . • f Announcement . -r-· " ~ ..~.~ .,, ' 'f.lt·~~ .' aE CLOSED _. '\ .. ' 'A .:;.· . - , • S#\1URDAY; oec. _'26 ..... . ' 11Je'wt goad 1lfsftes gab!& b t s ; M atOw-...JMdf...- ....... _~ l'C*1 «M the ae is:sllwiJi••••-. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE POMEROY, OHIO ., • MASON .. RUUAND FURNI1.0RE STORES ., . '• • ;BLOCK CO. Closed Saturday Evening . *j·"* ~:; . HO!!AE ~R Fi.JNE~l;:.: ., ,,_ . ft.\lt)DLEPOIU · .• ' .. . il:!.t ~ Elberfelds In Pomeroy . p . ~ - ~~· • • ' ~· '. ,... ·; w..YA, THE FABRIC SHOP W. SECOND ST. POMEROY �'•J' I . ltfew.• C'liritt. ..r ••,. I ! I / N. . l'earl POMEROY SUNOCO STAo 9 212 . l YflliJaj I I . ..,; f• Here's wishing yav a bright and merry Christmas and a Yuletide SeGiOn IJIQI}ding with sood cheer. :. ..... PRINT SHOP OHIO .. ! ... ~ Moln · Jll Pf!p l .,., • .' . Cli~ I( line/ Haoo • lwppy holicl4v. . . .f . ~· J,." ~ • ··:.. ...+. . • :. .!•. ·. ., ~·.· •• Jack's Ashland Service W. M4!1n St• ;. ' : 1 • I ., ..... ' 0 • Young's Super Market Locust & Pearl . 0 w. • TltaliJijiOil:l!llr 7our.• ener0ul patro.., ,,• ••• 0 • lf..J . ..... Middleport • • .... ' . ~~ .. ·; .. lW~ ' . • ;_ •·: . .:~ ~·.'. " . . Aswe~Christsbinh,le!asonitelnthe.-lvetb forge a suanpr SOI:ietybulkCIIII!JG!er understandlnc and dedicated to a I'Sting peace. Merry Christmad • ClvD ocutivea Into the higher Jevelal pvernment lor abort periods to meet ura:ent need1. WASIUNGTON (UP!) servants in the executive suites rate ~ou • ., \ I :- Education, Tr·aining, Luck Rated as Most Important wieh 0 NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE E 1 atlll Boa d vartu gd rt .... e repo sat mos o1 1.11 climb to the top. government'• top jobs are now Their views on their jobs. filled on "a highly personal bastraining and luck as more im· portant than bard work in their . POMEROY, OHIO Th bow they got them and is" !rom within the individual als to improve selection government employes is talned in "'11te Higher Service," a study hy David T. alion of a central board to eva!· Stanley. It was published by uate workers !rom all parts of th B-"'"i' Institution an ln· the iOYemment lor a top job In e ·~.., . • one gaency. They would require dependent OJ11anlzahon devoted a preildential appointment tO to nonpartlson reaearch. the l)llSltion but without Senate A Btooldlll• atall mombol', . Stanley studied th.e personnel confltmallon. records and InterViewed Top civJI servants sampled of the government's 16,000 em· rated hard work aa the leallt .Scuon~ ployes I!Uiklng between '16,460 helpful factor in gettiog ahead. aud $24,500 annually. Education and training were The average top clvU ..,.,ant rated moot important alq Is a college man, In his 50B and with luck. ability, experience, has spent 20 yeara in the same and opportunity. federal department advancing six or seven times until movilll Longof'llnge plano to develop into the large, private olllce. top uecutlves could mclude Middleport Generally, all are dedicated, ! creation of a federal staff ':"" ~~~~~ happy wilh the pay and aatiJ. lege, more off·theojob tram•n& "" fied with their work. and speclfi< promotion, and ...,. Most of the engineers and assignment opportunlttel, the JC'.!J and · huppincts this hais 0 ' " f ' mings. · ......... _ ngs King Builders Supply Co. WY 2-3748 lNppylllliiiiO,- THE WAFFLE SHOP MIDDLEPORT re- I entists in the upper port safd. brackets get their satisfaction from lhe challenges, scope variety of their duties. value chances for and independence. The report said President · Johnson should "IIYf aerloua consideration 11 to creation of an elite corps ol top govermnent workers, slJnilf.r to the mililllry ·•trwcize CoiiiJifiiiF Closed from _.Christmas E·ve PM until Christmu 8 PM. I ' A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE FROM· ·T8E At this special season of the year , ifi~ a tif!t~ for remembering •·. past favors to thOSIJ, whose assQc;iations we vaill)l above .many . . things, It is a time to spread some .good cheer' .ahd we're happy '· . . . Belt Wtlifl From Your C!Mtvy Deidtt ..• \ ' .. ~·· POMEROY OHIQ ' ---- Hap~!ly, ' MERRY FROM ALL OF US • "' :![>~, · :" Dr, ~Y E. Pickens , Ish .,..ryon• a happy cmcljoyous Y"'-IIM llou.tar. From All Of lts At tP .~. · MERRY CHRISTMAS and·· a ' w... 1 J ..... . RuhJIII{lllll, •F!re Chief ~)l!'kl'r, First AJd Chief D<i!Wd w. Mills, Pres. JoJmiVronlan O;j!J. McKiJI!ey G~ Alllbony Jaclf )echtte Dav. Jenldnl .. ~·(i • ' . • 1\· ~ - lltiMJ$cMald. }'~ \ ' '· Bob McElilhmey' ·. Lee Smith · . \ . .j ·~ ' .. . . •... .,.. ,;_ ' ' . WISHING All OUR MEIGS COUNTY FRIENDS SINCUE ~ND . HPRTY GRJEnNGS OF THE SEASON AND ...·, 'IXPRissiNG oua GRATITUDE FOR wONDERFUL YUl THEY HAVE GIVEN US. . .\, , ;mn niE ' ' ·· · '' :WUbdr Ashley ' ,,. , ·. ·., .. , · ' •• ·• · I Lamme ·~~ 0 Bob E. Byer . C)latl.'·k atr, Jr• . · ij.·A. Dall~y' 1 ' 0• : ' < ,I -- ,· ~,.:, \ r--.. . ---~-:tt~::::i:ml;-=-:;;tt.;o;;;:r--:~.~.-::,,..:-·t " ,. '·,' YEAl-k\ Waype Gibbon~ ,.... , '"'~'" 1" .~ . \l· Mbtii:t l'llbjlr1 • , 1, R.tymbnd Russell . ,· . "'''' l ~lite ·~9~( ,,. •'i • · .: Everett Bachile~ 1 · ' • , • ) ,.•. fiwlii EWs B. F. Parmalte if' . ,.,,. ' ' ' \Of .. YOU •.·. ~ . '·· . · .. ~ + ftr- ,..., lljey till "" best tbe to greet you with this Christmas message. .· i We wish to exteAd season's greeting to all ih Mlciplep~W- ~r:iQ the · . area we serve. We want to tha~k t~!~oeal A11f';~9J!f.:~~d ra~i91 ·j~0people who have given us their 'supp9r,t, ~t,o~ th~ i~?~~~ and the~.: '. hospitals, w~ wish to say Thanks f~y~(Jf:.;he!/i~( "· ~. / ' ' 'J·' '* nlalll tile sfilurtn•ltf to Cllll IIIII ,_ allts al: WI )I) SIS tiilll, WIIIIM IMt • lflhltllp lid wlshts llit ' ·~· ·~ POMEROY ·Motor Co. :1 Him." for your Joyal patron· age and hope that only 111any days to come. bringing an end to "And when they . , . com••ll into the house, thP.y silw the young ChUd with 'Aaey His mother, and fell down ... ' .• 1 But the Brookinll atudy said salary was not enoUIIh. Because of ~~eumbersome and · Inflexible" hiring rules, the fed· oral government <annot take ad· vantage o£ top executives out· aide of government, tbe report said. To Improve the JituatioD, aood things will come to you on this Chrlotmas Day 'and all the was signed between the U. S. and Great Britain at A thought for the day -11oe II prophet lilalah said before Chr'ist II was born: "Bebold a shall conceive, and bear a son, . and Shall call his · name Jmmanuel.'' •f non- ' ,• MIDDLEPOR~ VOLUNTE SHENANG SPRINGS 11 urged: SHAMROCK MOTEL wiibA:~:~~~ ,~·~!~ PILGRIM MOTEL, Athens, 0.1::~~~~...... : n":tr~rv- ': ' . ment workers. YOU ... 1 · premiered In Cairo, Egypt. In 1943, Pre!!ldent Franklin D. Roosevelt announced the appointment ol General -Dwight D. Eisenhower as tlle commander! in-chief of Allied forces in the . planned Invasion of Europe. In 1951, th.e United Nations proclaimed the North African inaijon of Libya free and inde· I pendent. officer'a C!Of!JI' WE THANK On this day in history : i In 1814, a treaty of peace War of 1112. In 1871. Verdi's opera "Aiida"' satlslaolion from the aenae By ll•Inc a lop employe pay publlc duty and contributing baaed on a rank and duti"' public policy. idenllfted with hll or1111ization, Most bad one bl& lripa the government could make "government complexity." U In- flerlble use of one eueutlve .In eludes slow procedures, multi· many departments and agenc1e1 pie clearances, 140 much paper- the report said. work and duplication of effort. Such 1 corpa aylltem oould President Johnson has also be adapted 1o Individual ued efforts of the late agenetea and departments. John F. Kennedy lo pi n~:~ i r--------.,1 quality peraonnel Into key gov· ernment Jobs. The program Included recently approved "super" pay gradea to top govern- weexputs5 our ""-'-appr~~tlon, I ~ 1 -Belgium, Many key administrators ro our 1o1111 patr0111 THE ALMANAC By United Prell latenatioaal Today is Thursday, Dec. 24, the ~th day of 1964 with seven 11 to follow. The moon is approaching last quarte: . The morning !Itars ar• Ven,us II and Mars. evening !tars are . Ju1pite1' II I. andTheSaturn. ~; ·-~i-AY ' . RIGGS, . lN;C. LINCOLN4MERCU~Y i'· I . . 'f1· , .:~ LY\J236 ... . ' I .~ I \i ·~~- 0 ,.·u n .. ' 0 �• !More Deer Killed on CMtl joyiiiiY ... Ow'-b ~oort. an "" ~ to "" ""' ....... IAP.&YEtJE'I REMAINS The lolarqul! de Lafayette lJ buried ln Picpua cemetery at Parlo, Fl'anct. AI the lime of his death, the state of ahlpped the earth with he was eovered to France. so that be might Ue •ternaUy UQo American soli. The bowhesd, or Greenland whale, has the largest mouth. It Is eapable of easily bolilinil ll "" oz, brt Its throat is not enough to swallow anything get than amaU fiab ou111 u I :~· *'. ',·''>l.l ··• a Joyful Christn1as Joyful wishes and the very best of holiday happinesa to ow many hiends. Page St. Middleport, 0. A. ~a.., a~o~r"lladt~ ... .., .. lf&lrt of 1lle the women suddenly left field and Jordanian soldiers grims from all over the wmrld Iopened fire. thronged the sbrlnes of old Israeli forces returned the CIIrlllllas u lleartitlllild Jllplre fire . Jordania machine guns kept them from reaching the three wounded men until U.N. observers arranged 1 truce late lit,slr~otl' we Wish ,........,, ... ' ,. ...,._ * e,~~ -oooi-IIIOJ' ..... wllo Certified Oil Station w. Main St. Middleport, 0. Pomeroy ift*.. .,._,. •'"" .. .· .~·-* .p,. ,·r 1 ·-·-~ ~ ~. ' .... . • I. POMEROY, -, __ _ .,J-,.,-~~-. -· ''~ - ~ ;_ ,:-·' agreement. An Israeli spokesman l FROM ALL OF US AT '7Pe take this opportunity !O !hank ;'011 for )'OW' go&J · will and hope ;yoW" ChristmtU is a merry one. J I -1o BEN FRANKLIN so1o --~~;:::cc:, ECONOMY SAV[NG &LOAN CO. to wish everyone a , OHIO ...........,.. To ,.i.~,....,GIIIr¥ "lt•TIO~..J,_.,LLY ><.NQ~\,N STORE WY 2o3498 S.J..,. .JUJ., POMEROY ' . . Uppy loolldayl . ... ·- (l;reeliu's ,.,_.Ill ,_ .I!.J u. . POMEROY PASTRY SHOP through normal ooannels. sJdes. the early bird Cbrlstn1a~ had first grabs reafiJ way-out gilt ties. Just go to the , oounter, let your nose guide the scent of ch.oice . .Usually, ·lhi after-shave concoctions I!ni.cely gift packaged this of year. Yuu save wr!tpplngl . l '' .. I Art Price- Roy Mayer- Bill Mayer Upper Block- Pomeroy " ·"" ' ---~-~ -te>.- ..~:;.­ t · " ,-.l • r, ... • ·, • 'I -~-~~.• -y· ,, , II:. ' ; . 1: . . ·; i ~- . .. · ~~; • . .. ":· . ;- ,' ' .I ' • '; . '<. _, ,,,:tf?l··-.,::.-~-. ~I ' .~· ~~'" ....•'k1 i/[X Never mind how· much wrapped, It's bound to ~ : wilt'• Sbow rna 'II11~::::!~:::~~ doesn't shave. tha ·. Still using your nose as , . steer into the department for :'1/pj;;. up some bath lotion. or whatever ·else of your nostrils. , In this departmen~ too, you~~~ two blrdo with one ""''"·I . of sold' In already ~·' ~· ~· tiJ!le, .:. In : : -the Spirit ·~ '. i . : ;: C,hristmas. :· ~-,.,__ '' ~'' ' '• X'et uo tltl'll oar thoughts to the Ant Chrillmaolllld eapt11re lu hearta all the peac:e, love ~-lUid-dlq of that D•. - .., ' .!/a the ll'lle oplrlt of a.rl111ua8, FRIENDLY ' we 'Wi1h youtli Juippyll!ld hOlJ Doy C?.kslnids ~s ' : ! ' w ...........~ ......,.••,. ..., .• f . . fie. . . . . . . . . a..b:ta.. ' A. . wew...,_..._ ep....-•ICTW e-.ee.• ear .....,. ........ dlalib ~ \ "lUU pn.r that~ ble11inp of OLD-F.'ASHI<;>NE:b a~ ......,.. ........ ,._..,........,.- 1JJ,.,._.. 1Villi .......... _ . . . , .._ _ fdoadohfp. W. .-.dour la-"aalwWt,_ lbat-looii<IGJa_,.,....... ,..., ...... ~a.~. ~.!'" From All Of Ut At • o o N.· • ' · .lCAROLINA LUMBER .• ,,1, ·- &.$UPPLY COMPANY Pt. P~, -w. \ v.. n',, ·.Waid Cross' Son5 .lt~re . ' ·. "\_ .w.. ·• •, :t~m r,eaaou 'WiThlral1 be rotll'l. . . . ;i,. 'lio ' if;, ~- r, I• ' ' -.. ·:,o!.. ·,,· .•• from .. -r . · ,. . .. ' '1, ( · ' ' ( - .•.. .' RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ., L&Z SHOP. . BECKY'S 602 W. Main "" • GREETINGS peace 011 eartiL MERRY CHRISTMAS Zirlc's Dairy Bar a.-., cad' f""• ' to acllflliflsti,J-~ ·. ~ resolw to 18'9 FIRST QUALITY REGULAR •' Coorse" wound up by Jan. t, An estimsled 4,500 lnt he dey. from Israel - most of U.N •.officials began an lnvesArabs - joined the forelgn tfgatlon of the i cldeot itor• In the pre-<:hrlotmu servance. The Israeli radio bnJIBd<:ast Chrlstmu oermono and carols. Israeli army officials three IraeU policemen wounded by Jordenian ~= in Wedliesday's clash at I ScQpus. The policemen were standing by while si:J: Arab women began picking olives on Israeli terri· Middleport, 0, tory under • United Nallona herring. '· JERUSALEM (UP!) - rusalem today despite day's Arai>-Israetl gun hattie the northern dlotricts of Holy City· ·... "Of ·, Visit Holy City • BIGGEST M01ll'll " , '' I Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. ¥ ·• • ·· ·-·- •, �•• . ' .. I '·oil! ) .' l I ,\ ' '. .<>. •. • ' .,• ~-.J . ~-l~',t ," -..• .•.~ . f .' ..... ' t I. . .' . . . ' ' ; ' ' ' ' j • d ( e . • ' ' I • e RACINE PLANING MILL pe.a<e, good • oews wmt01U men. . w·..a:. . .:. . " ·~I ! - AioJful Cbrishw! R1clne, Cheerful ·~-. ·. Christmas ·~ 1 ft1::; 1(...-, ""llllv I' 4~!1. Pl. • r..U, """""""' ~~o~u.,_ 11.16: A MERRY CltRISTlCA.S a - or Clari·a. w111o,., ... Dar ph -. CITY LOAN &SAVINGS CO. /Ill' .,.,. - ,_.. ralla 0. .Ill The - • ... • .......,_, liar yoar ·Hacketrs Sohio Service· ,, .... INGELS ·Pomuoy fill tLe a liW· willl . _ 125 E. Mltln St. ~~~ : ·. • . ' Kennedy and Mrs. • ... • • •• • •. Seeking Log wa8 .. •• Family Affair The traditional Yule log survives today more ill art, song and story tbJn as. an actllll "blazfng Yule." ,\Iter all, not every home bas a fireplace nowadays, and even when Ita a ancient times In fireplace exlsto, P~:~!\:~ are usually far froni to accommodate the Yule logs of yesteryear During II HoHJ Qur Doy u ,.;..,hed tDitlo luopp!aeQ 'tllUi y,.,. ~!Ulioy ;. - ., joy <llld pprl·clleer. )1""1 Ch,_l BAHR~ ..CLOTHIERS ' ; ' England, however, it was a · -fMibDLEPORT solemn family rllusl to oeleet the log, dry It arid burn It """] jiiiii:::iiiiiiiiiii~=:SO cording to custom. Logo from "i._' ,j :~ ~fruit-bearing trees .were preferr-., red. -o;' ' I . ' ~ merry. merry I The whole family weni select the log, as t111s was thought to bring good luck for the coming year, and to frjght- to ~bFiSfm(l,$ I . en away any witches. If the log burned out quickly, or did not burn brightly, it meant bad luck ahead. Christmastime affords us the ehaace :;,. On Christmas to express ·o ur heartfelt a:ratitUde for the friendship and gener01jty you '. have shown us throu&h the year. We to come They weore II scolded hy their parents, outside ,pnc~, alter a lime, cauea II in to o~ tbe gills, whlcb had been set near the Jog, ..-d bestMshes for a happy holiday. FROM ALL OF US AT The Martin Restaurant MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 'I ' IN SOU'111 PACIFIC For Fiji Island~. Christmas starts at 2 a.m. when carolers wake the viDage with aer• Qades. At dawn, when every· one IB awake and assembled, attend church whllll take care ol preparing tbe feast. some ' 'I ,· ·' ' '~ ' ' ,' I " otb•nll 1021• MAIN ·· . : ·'' -. MARGUERITE' SHOE SHOP POMEROY broilplpes. ly f«"< ~h wertHi!ed !tenia •• perf., Wines,. rare oilal:bon· II ey aiid tHe like. · ' But ': · thf Glua lnstl· lbin 10 blllloll bottle! .. : j~ · for .food prodUcb,, . . .' . .\ \ ~ : ,.•, -«. . ' "! . r . • (· ·i . . t- .... ' .. . . -,_.; .. ... ••· !·_. ~.• 1J.· .~ ''"' ' T ;••..'·J.· . . .,. ..., . ·' ... ' I .. •.. • ..... ·• · . " ' ... r , .... ·-I ., . To Our Friends At This Happy Holiday Season ,.' ) '' .. ·' •1:(-- .•, • •' ~~ ~ -·;I lJ ' l • • .' .. ' • ' ·' ·'·· ~.- ,. ' are deveioued, and we aq:grate~ for yours. We take,.tlilJ opportunity, therefore, to extend to you the SEASON'S GREETINGS with the pro- ' . Sincerely yours, Mr. & Mn. Abe Phllllpt, Ownen SKYUNE LANES. ~PTAIN'S LOU~I · 9AWPOUS, 0~10 ·.. . ·:' One of the genuine pleasures in doilll buslneula the friendships that found hope that the NEW YEAR will bring Y0\1 a full meuure of good bealth, happini!S.Il and prosperity. ". . I ". : _,. • I 'j:' ·. ".-:i ., ..:-"'.~ \•..: ' I .' ! ~-.- ' "' . ' ..... • • ' l ' ' Good Will· ~nd appreciation of our aoaociation dUrlnlftlilJ year. ~ ./ '! ' < We are glad to put aside the routine of Buahoeas to ,xtend to yo:u our i, ' " • • I. •'. •. .-... ::.._ • ' . ~- ,, 'i',, •'1'. •• • .. ' : ·~ • •• • <.- rt:' \:~ ' .__ A . ,c·~ 1'·'7,' •'; ..• .- j y'. • . . .r .• ~ • .. ' ' 1·. ~ .' ..' ,, ' '.' ~ ..., ' \ . ' -~ .:~: ·,, ' ·. ~~'. ' . ' '' . '· ' ' :., . ' ')' ..." . \: ~ . ·. 'u.'. " ' ' ' .' ' .. .. ' •..,.t,' ' ' ' '" .. , . ' ' ." ·' �') ;~ :r~~ ::::::" ... "" :,...1Biq Gamel ~u.Jer, Suio~~- ..""' Ip R I . • 1E )=,..!:t '!...-:'!i = ro 'IVa s ·. ve·-~. ·. . I Ieider Gocqo Clot; who led NEW YORit (UPI)-'Ibo New lie A-*" ,...,.. In ba01 Yort Yank... have !Is-! .J !"' pltehor Wesler Rhea of Taco- J CNa !Aa~U~· Clio llu waned Gerald Wallon ol La :ull~lbe=S..==~IArl:._!lD~rc='loa=l=lM~•:•~·~Colif:~·-~·~lo~moc!Ut===bo~nw~ o f c , NEW "YORK (UPI)- Taklnc polnl clloloto OYOI' f .... ~ •• 1 • . life ' CloY.. poycllolcic\<al into eaploaiveness c:onald<raliO!I with 111t which l!pOed Sunday'a la!ld Browu • Clevelm! ''thoa t.,.m and ~atlonal Lea 1 IIIIIJ o, ~· blna iy current profeealonal lootbaU is champ~ eantm. games tO cwe~rfle that played, how t.r ahead must a When It · ~ pro ll'kl lmmedilltely." .. team c•t lD lbe lirlt period to fan• were liked !heir .,Plitiona lll!d, .• often ... bave a diatlncl psychological of when Ill)' Iii lbo -kond'o oiotod; ' the ' . · York . lldvantap over a rival in el- l<MD' clubB would 'get 1 bill 110!'· llrio~'· so C~~go Bean, thor of lbe IWo championship chologtcot ·advantage ov~ Its 'l!hlftllf""tl!at the · And lbe lions. ove~ihe,Jn pmea Saturday and Sunday? opponent, aU .10 lana came rarelY, "Iii . a ' cenuine Indication I Browns, 59-(4, , 19, ' ljl57. ~Y. me rivals are through with .lbo same anowtr: of .tllo•'relaUve merits of the .more's Colts rip~, the beautifully matched. The Buf- , ,9tdck , l.tfl \ te~QM. · ;.' • 31-18, In 111511 a\1(1 San falo BUia are only live-point '"l'ba If¥! llfet ...,.... the · · . pi th taUatlclans • the Bos.,n Sddtt . JV~t . . ' .., ... ... ,. . .. __......... Hospital News I ' --~y JlawJII 111......, fl! lho padfle ma, Wash., and secood base- f '·• j • ma~ o ' ' I -) th-.. ......... I Tboso Ollla'l!ll ~r H"'" pilal du,rlng the put J4 boon: Mrs. Ethel IIetz, 538 Faurlb 1llV<o., Willlalll C. 'Huh, Rl 1, Vintoo: """· Frank C. Smith, 2, Vlntoo; U. N. Justuo, 1, Vinton; Bryant W. Harmon, a5 Madlaon Ave., GaJII. polla ; Mr~. · Ralph W, Garnes, Rt. 2, Bidwell; ROy 0. Smltb, Rt. I, Pomeroy; Mro. Robert L. Armstrong, Pt. Pleuant; MonIca L. Staats, Ravenswood; Mro. John R. lladley, Hamden; Zecb Triplett, Rl. I, Ray. DilcbUJed Patient! discharged during tile past 21 hours Included: Mila Jane Powell, Timothy King, Kathrine E. Weyanda,, a'::;;~:JI Henry M. Dosa, Jchn G. Sl1 ' . TW'ASTHE NIGHT BEFORE- .SO,S who 'Worked on thll big painting on one of ter, Mrs. William Guy. Mrs, at Creek lfilb Scb01ll · ue, from left (front), John Sigman, L . Dailey, Mrs. Ci~ Wlleeler, . and Ray Peel<. Second r9w, Mlke Spaulding; Jim Ward, Vo- Mrs. Ron Early, GOorge L. Gardner, J. A. Clouse, Mrs. ' ' Woodrow Treadway, D. M. r:_~~~ ' Spirit. .· chd••• ..,, ' ·or <rhii~tma% CREDIT .J fill )'Oii' '-twlth 'till ~fellest JQ, lind P"iat. Merry C2tristmlf, "tor~ loolball lr~~·~l•:tllfl3:·~· ~;::=i:~=== ~ favorites over the San Diego first touclidown .against its ol>" .-.the 10 Chargers In Ute American ponents Cell I b~ I!IOIIial ad- amonc' ...,;; at · fliulll Football League's title game at vantage." . . : IIDB~tl~ ·~·]§led tb In ro Balfalo on Saturday. And Uta Pract\caUy II\ lll •.oveecl also ;~ . . ,. .. ~ P B"al:;;tlm=ore:.:_~Col.:.:l!:.:_.:.: are..:._~ bu_t_siJ: :._·_;tha..:;_l_lbo__;_~major..:.:..._·_ru_IOII .:._: ftll;---' the But""•'Olio , . Graham, coach • · at . - II ~ untied States Coast Guard A.CademJ who had a .,.....,. !!' a passer with ' Cleveland Browns, disagreed positively with the 10 fans. . Said big, black-balred otto, ' ''A otii-!Ouchdown lead any of · the lour teams In the By MAR'ftN LADER State In the Rose Bowl, Arka,.. Iitle games this weekend would II UPI 5por1o WrJ1er jsas vs. Nebraska in the Cotton have any derog<lory psyBowl; Alabama '"· TeEn In <bologl..t elf!ot. They'd be II! The traditional Christmao the orange Bowl and Syracuse there going all out. with spirit of g~ will lo all faces vs. Louisiana State in the Sug- usual patterns of plalr-'llgbt:ll Game Televised North College All-Stars to Meet South Tomorrow As the sacred story of the manger unfolds anew, we wioh you a Christmo• full of good cheer and spirjtuaJ contentment. Foglesong Funeral Home MASON, W. VA, Iawhen critic~! test this weekend ar Bowl, an "WmJ~r Wonderland Theine of Annual !I Art~ Club Pro· It may not be a "whlle on New Ye&J"I down to the last the Nortb Invades the Day; Florida Slate vs. Oklaho- utes." South to resume old . rivalries ma in tho Gator Bowl and the Magic Number a pair of college football East-Weal Shrine game 011 Jan. Graham was asked "But bowl gameo. - ~: the Hula B?wl game on Jan. wltat U a team spurted into a A Beld ldcludlng live AIL- i 8 and the Semor Bowl game throe • touchdown lead In America perfonilers will get j Jan. 11• period? Wouldn't the hoUday weekond oil· lo a A crowd of aJm<m, leader a 4istinct IIOY-1 1 blgh start Cltrlalmas Day "" upected at M1am1 s margin and force lbe Nortb meelll the Soutb In Bowl for lbe Shrine III!De, opponent 1o concentrate on an their RIIDUal Sltrlne game at which malehes lbo clw of lbo aerial game to catch up? Miami. Fla. Tbla contest a!tould nation's graduating seniors. "Yes - it might," otto adfeature a blitzing air duel ·be- This 17th meeltng of the teaml mltted. "A lbree-touchdown adtween Notre Dame's John lin· will be televlaed na~)J vanlal• at ·any · place in arte lor the North and Jerry !lartlng at S p.m. EST. game Bhould givo the leaders a Rhome of TuiJa and Roeer One fai!Cinating feature of thla bJa psycho!ogica) advantage. staubach of Navy for the Soutb. contest Ia tbat It pita the lEst But that would not be ·true of The I09"viii contlnu1 Sa•- two Helaman trophy winDers ' · lead by only one or two early . " es - · against each other. $Iaubach touchdo-." ·. day With another Norti>South WQ desJenated the Do the pro'o try harder to baWe In tho Blue-Gray game outstan~lng eolleglalo player ellck off ear)J tallies than to at M011!gom~, Ala., and the a junior wltllo Ruane latfr• Sun Bowl matching Georgia l!ld acore . TOI8ll Tech at El Puo, Tu. ~distinction In the 19M "No," · eaid Otto, "tbey're Still lo <0111e In the nut two The. South, which bQ 1 weeks are Michigan vo. Oregon edge In this oerlel, 114 lll&bl favorite to wblp lbo North · t:l.ntraclll. again. Rhea 2t who atlenda South Virginia Tech and Tens siate College was u- 1Christian probably will provide signed to Fort Laud.;roale lbe ollensiva punch for lbo lbo Florida state League. Gray team at Monlgall!ery. ~ oon, 18, wao assigned to Greens- Representing VIrginia Tech. Ill boro ol the Carolina League. 1be backlleltl are quarterback Bob Schweickert and IUIIb a c C.\RDIFF, LISBON TIE Sonny Utz w1t1Je TCt -~•- 11 ' CARDIFF, Walea hal(baell Jim .fiiUVer and I'IIUC&rdlU City qualllled · for back Larry Bulalch. quarter-linala of the Tom Myers ·of Northwestern. soccer cup of cup winners CQII» Wydman of Penn • petition by playing a Eby of Purdueiare the tie with Sporting of Blue quarterbacb and most Wednesday. C&rdill had nipped the running burdOIII should Sportlnc 2-1 In the first leg. oo Mike Co• of Iowa ·state. ChriolmM Dar uti &U the Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating ll'ANDING ROOM ONLY 232 E. S.ccind Pomeroy, 0, BUFFALO. N.Y. !UPil-Only Cloud Frldey & Seturcley llandlnB room tickets wblcb ~::=:o=:o=iiiii::=::=~::=::=::=::=a;::=~::=::=::=::=~l went on asle thla ,.. ,• main lor Saturday"a ship aame between COD Football Leagua Billa and San Diego Charpra War Memorial Stdlum. There wu not 11rm1nJ 10 need for refonn" lbo report sold. But II quality to lie maintained In blgh govimmellt levels, "the President, 1111 .,.,.. cy heads and the porsol1lliil ez. ecutives must keep Jllllblnl, moving, develuping and tnnova~ ing lo improve tbla 1'ltal ,.. source," it said. ' ,. I t ' ';: Christma~ ~~. a ~"! ~~: and that the coming v.~ar will be · fill>!!d' with.every ~pidf~~¥ a~~ n•.oterial blessing. . ' • ' i ' t,\'>- ,. •' ' ' ' 'l .' ' ' . ,,'1 1 __. . C. B. NYE " . ... " 4THENS, ~ I " . ,,-_, .,. CO. ' OIUO foot-six ex-Marine and Wood· row _, blgll school dropout. . The smilingly told ~w p1iU1!tl a knlle and ·a gun A. Copeland after lbe J!a'"'i!okO":!IIlo aecutlve picked I :. wlllleafor . \. .. ~ · ' ' ·~ .... . >I' -.< ' ,. ,-.' 1{ .. .. ••••rL M ·::~~.~ .: ~ llofl--. to lift ' Cllll' ,.;.&4IUI &rillfla iov• . ' " ' ' 't . ,,. MINERSVILLE OHIO . up the two hitchhikers. Authorities arrested the pair ,,{(:, a NEW YORK tUPI) - Alumi- 1 21-year-old num, whlch ·today is one of the I cheapest metals, at one time ' was l very expensive material, 1 according to the Book ol Knowledge. Only a century ago, a pound of aluminum· cost m"re ll TO V{ISH YOU A JOYFUL £.HRJfSIIJ[AS Let us remember, as we celebrate His birth, ' th4t our duty to mankind is evet trowing in 11 world • that tropes for peace and understanding. With trust in Him, •• lind with the spirlt of Jove, we must renew our lalth and dedicate our ellorts to accomplish that ideal. • FROM All OF ' US AT ••• CHAPMAN--CANADAY POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE a;y ;yoa enJo;y - tbe ~ rT.lOGlC of CbRlStrDOS aU tbROrJGb tbe ;yeaf.l ~~~~~ da)rta.• ... FEEDS ~.lo)5.a rural ~y shack, forced tb~~~·~~~· _.._.._.._.._.._..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 11·••,.1. loupdrive IIOUIOO bin\,, bludgeoned him with a heayy board and left 111m to I die. "Like man, we hit him with 1 two-by-four," police quoted 1 Chatterton as saying. "Llke l mar., he wati breathing hard Ute · bla nose was stopped up." Floyd County officers, acilng ! ... '\; W~P.smim, PHONE. LY 3-1238 l 1v.il'f,•'1 t\ ' .. ette, . Ga., was en fooute to up his oldest son .at Berry lege in Rome when he picked in Guyton, a Savannah suburb, Friday after receiving a cornas Rqy Dale Chatterton, 20, a . plaint they had robbed Mrs. hulking, scraggly-bearded, six- ' E. M. Dllas of $15. _ • ~~"'""""' atthv · · ·. ' ' '' ,. •·' ·. r;r-. '' ~ w. PROVICO To be a member of .the art Jones. Marine Reetvel'l '"l'tiat wu a tough sonofabllch. 1 hope he dies," one of the pair told officers. The . Marlne was wounded in a six-shot Cuilllade but recovered. Authorities identified the two ........ ~_,. •• In ·~ ·· •••~o( 0 I I. SERVICE ST~TION 'bmll' .AM't~ and son, Mrs. Bernard H. SAvANNAH, Ga. (UPn - Two jive-talking hitchhlk· ers boasted to pollee Wednesday of killing a textile ex· ecutive who gav~ them a ride and of stealing his car to continue a five-state crime spree. "Like we migbt as well .clear it all up, we're only going to fry once," one of the pair told detectives during seven hours of questioning. Weaving a trail of ardled robberies' assaults and. aatomobile on instructions from pollee here, ' .. II ·""'"" througll Georglll,.Tenne.. found Copeland's bound body see, Kentucky, West ··:Ylrginia Wednesday in an abandoned and North Carolina, thi · youths shack near Rome. He alao boasted of shooting a Ma- treed his hands and tried rlne sergeant who tried to stop crawl to the door before dyi[lg them (rrim stealing 'hls .car in of head injuries. HWltltigloD, W.Va., their home- Copeland, a popular, roij>eCt· ll town. ed lather of lour" frOm Lat'ay- IJ I:t '-~- - * ' R&A cmuw We sinc~ely: hopeJhat ,y,our . 28'' Yew: "UIItoYGSC INDUSTRIES, INC. then Is * CHRl8TIM8 TlDlllC8 OHIO VAlLEY Da•·ll :ai:~!~h::e~~Skob~wln~son~:·:\l !he rainbow In beautiful scenes club. a student must have at and daughter, Mrs. Jack Bapp., 1t1Mul.....,. 1 Hitchhiking Pair ~~I Boast of Murder Merru Clarbtmu N.., 11 , .... Potn.ror '1/· Loun willoloftond CGIII-L •• ·~ at ~ r.tlaaouri abo01Ddia,_homo011 at.Ky~r Creek High r'tr-' ~:~~u.:: ci~:~. M~~ • May your Christ,. be b~ :iuilh t/w.}l>y and peace of tMt Day, ""'•" t1uz Gllgeil""" tM glory of GOd wlfpH Son •. 14y liMping in O.TIIIJIIier. tlepictlng both the nattvlty and least aU grade average .i..n;ti~.;~~B,:ur~n:;.•.;and;;;;;.;so;;;;;:n,~M;;,r:;;s·..c::;·:..,..:;A;;,.,h:i~~iiiii~~~~~~~~~i5iiiiiiii~~iii:iiiiiiiii'(; wmter plctureo. ali the windows classes. The group is a< Creek 111gb achoOJ. and doors to the front entrance The wi>nderland was of lbe school have been glom- and recently ma<le a trip by lbe school's art club. orlzed Huntington Art Gallery. "Winter Wonderland" Ia One scene even abows " Ma- "Members of the arl club lbome of lbo group'• rna Kissing Santa Claus." Haroldine Thomas, Nicky Hoc·k-11 window and door decoration• The scene and an art exhibit .rnan, Judy Barnett, Linda IJOII-]1 tbe aebool. . were done by studentl under ney, Susan Frances, John DanPainted in ali tho colon the dlrecUon of Mrs. Sarah iels, Randy Fisher, Tim Law· ;:~----=-:;;;~~~Moshier, Kyger art teacher. horn, Kay Cook and Jeanne llmaa" outolde, but winter wonderlond i ' W. .. J!'.al.ered ....... f. .,._,. Van Nest, ldn, ._:·\·1~ ' ' ' i' �I • ' 'l r• .---- 1 - ---.. NEW JIAVEN ' I .. • • wIre thaM:fal tAir D~~~nv frlendt ' for and .;.uh them happine11 at this .r'IPIIIW._dliMo. )f.cny chmtmul ·-~. lip from Santa ond wormeot withe~ lot o merry Yulotlde to our ond patrons. •...+" ·-• • +. ••-:.J.:·. ...L! :". ~-.. # I , ·~· .}~,I'~ZE~ . . • ; • •• ' +• . 700 E. r· ,' . • ' ' ' + •• • • i ·. • ~~ • ana : ~ '' ' .. I. ' ' ~e .:, "I· ·' < ......... .•It .......... . ..... ........... ........ ., ....... -~~~~~~ AUXIUARY MEETS , 'i'lle American Legion Awill·ll lu)' met on Monday evenin& with a covered dish diMer. DurIn& the social hotr the group held a grab ba& gift exchange. Clothes were brau&ht for the Point Pleasant Mlsston and a lift for eaeb ebikl at the Mis- JIIIGrhtlllt ••a..... ~ i ' MANAGEMENT & EMPLOYES ' SHOE BOX Pomeroy, 0. Cadillac-Oldsmobile MIDDLEPORT - PICKENS . .,,~·:, . . . ., ' ' ' ., ' ''l'bell- to tho .. I w~Mn.Vfri Eleanor Ro1~. Roulb, 'M,a. . '' " .. ··-"' · ... ~l'/ .Prices Cut 50% ,On Toys e All Wallpaper Cut 40% Bicycles&~heel Goads25%.. e Fishing Supplies Less 40% Hunting C:l!l~es 3Q% OFF • Baseball Gloves Less 50% : All PaintG~@uf2S% OFF • All. Hardware 25% Discount i ·, \ ' I CJIR.RY EVENT -1\'0 lAY·flW A.YS YS TO JANUARY 2 · 9 P.M. THROUGH SATURDAY ' Give Y 011 .Diseount Priees" j I" . ' ,. .I '' • • • • ,' :. .> \ ·Roush, '' ' . ''' We Jlusi S~ll B~-. lnN~~torg • • • Our Loss Helps You Save lfloneu! 'I'BIS ~NlJAt S~-tl IS A. Frada Hart, Mrl. ., · J:~:· ' . THI Here We Go Again Folks • • • ,·our·. .,_, ·..''· ' '\. •" Ill Cbri~ STARTS SATURD~Y MORNING, DEC. 26 AT 7:00A.M. . SALE ENDS SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1965 on StmdaY,, ~comber 20th the Loilon 'Hsll for eblldren VeteriDJ. II was amwuriC:Odljl that appro~lmately n children attencle4 Santa was there and the children glveil smd were the · ·GREETINGS J-L.L;=:~ • Many of tile whlcli make Karr & Van Zandt Motor Sales Good WiH 1o .\J, 'i Sion. · CHRISTMAS .•i ,T.r~ditions Peace.,, . A Chrltii!W party wu held 'l t'n18t'1 visit CoaunUDis!.t eJim!nated ...upru. eelebralion of Christ-il they allowed the llhllld- 11 festmliel of the aeason Ill remain. lial1iliilclod Nmself with flm. IIIII II cbeerandoel Spradling, Mrs. John Reitmlre, Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Don Mrs. Carroll A~ams, Iva Capeltart, Mrs. Tbnmas Reed, Mrs. Wriston, Mrs. Okey Jr., Mrs. William Russell, ert Herndon, Mrt. Paul Rlc:k·ll ard, Mr. and Mro. Carl Gibbs. ally Ill .... hi...... J·' , tau,r o.-:.:'b II Tl t\t&epatlafadia of flielldllhips reDewed. Happy Holidays! Mrs. Ma~B:;~]~::Il ......... ' Eve, in llllicipalion ol - Of-~ tbt ·United Statu,. ~=~~~ .., CIT RUSBI111 children lbeir stockings on New, Year's II :~:!.J ... ~"; Lesley Roush, Roush, Mr,. andMrs. Mrs. · Bumgamer, Mrs. Jobn 1\lrs. WalTon Wtaver, Mrs. ert Weaver, Mrs. A. L. Sptouse Mrs. c.-·M. Smith, Mrs J o e Paugh, Mrs, Eugene Mts. E. C. Rlddle, Mrs. F. ehrbt.alll . ;;;~:. ~t? Clark, Mrs. James Hart, Mrs. • --·· bant White House · ed that the group had purchased a basketball roc. ~ sc."OOl ll team. The ' room coui\1 aw•"• 11 was won by Miss Burton's roo:m. 11 Mr. Paul Pickens of Pleaoant showOd slides of recent trip to the Holy Land. Refreshments were served .to those attending by Miss Bur· ton'S and Mjss Getty's room. Registering were Mrs. Needs, Miss Burton, Mils ,;reen, 11 Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. Gerald • a tranquil snowy scene brightly-wrapped gifts ... it is a time laov pdvilege to possess. We wish you an "old-fashioned" Christmaa, filled with Jove and good cheer, and ~oeet.ing. ~:::; is of hope and rejoicing for the.many things it During the bll!lne,. me~!tiD!I ,J Tom Reed spoke tO thor group 1 concerning the School Bond Levy and asked the group's i port. It was aMounced that the ' P.T.A. would make over on the. Cafnival, and a final :::::::::::::::::~~JIJlport wouldMr.be Herndon &iven at announc· tbe next I :.'. c~~;tmas .· · •·'' �f' '· . .fo:-• ~ .,r .)ot ' -i<., ... - ; Christmas .Gree!,ings are Fo~arded to ~eigs.County Readers/or I . ' '' ' ! '!' . ' 111ft II Dill a , _ of biD; Jb1111 J*'IOI'i_IN !101 IIIII I« tleellaD 10 tlw Hall 0 '- ' Daily Sentinel, M.a9 ' 'tbc A Holiday Musage 'Stqr from : gutS~ · Your I ShetiH ' ' Uf Holzer Nurses To Work One of D~r to &t etef5tb Cbristmas , ' Meles Countl•n•, 'we extend w~rmest wishes to you for ' a Merry Christmas and a Happy 1nd Pros- I perous New Ye.r. w-..a ...,peat .......... • • ..... al:yea, . . . . , d '•• lit.; :Pon;teroy Flower Shop w;1.1a1n ... r - .' • • • Mro. Milloh! Vtn Meter MERRY CHRISTMAS MORRIS EQUIPMENT CO, Pomeroy ProHitt's Wholesale SHERIFF end MRS. JOHN DEERI-$URGI POMEROY, 0. ROBERT C. HARTENBACH ROY PROFFin RACINE OHIG ' UIJ old aha.re in the ~&rilbttutbttt, and- •m ' - ..a.. .....t lor the . '. llllepbardo leltllaatlblt Holr .,, · . llltbl ...... Gafllllllo!iPI...., .gllol tldiDto ol peaoe, tood wUitowwt iUL Su .ujLt 7 MEIGS WATER CO, Gloeckner's Restaurant Malon, W. V1. Pomeroy, 0, . 110 E. MaJn Middleport, 0. " :e greet you with sincere good wishes and SPENCER'S MARKET 128 Mill St. Middleport 923 5. THIRD MIDDLEPORT - - - - ------- ·- wann opprtciatlon. Melt')' Chrimruul POMEROY, 0, VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO • * ~~ thl§ mod joyrul of holiday seasons, "Your Rambler Dealer" IWU' ll'Y brill& 111 abundance of hlppinetsllld ,.ll:t. riRc out as 111e edSfld Cllr llillceRI ~ ... A:lr I _ , Ill C:lz' I til I& JOY th~ WORLU METROPOLITAN MOTORS joys and blessinp 111 the ltaSOII. May CW l'lllo!s *e OUI ••• 3ad tit«! trlshes HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS C:O, . Ph. SP 3·5554 we pause to wiW!good frionds all tht IJiecill They became so in fact, that they were sent ~if:· oourt, an<! In limes of war clal dispensations were "' to assure tlleir safe lraoosJlll<rl to a peaceful rellllf, Ulte of art. ·-,., .' j.· ' I MERRY CHRISTMAS WoU!repeatpl-inRndiug-ybaevery .... wldofor Yuletidellapplness, alii! may yota :you lov.. ''"""' Q~ 1 -.,.a..u-.;lllldltljoyall il!fl<llli~~qjao 1iliiiiiiGIWJ!IallllllP'q711liladaystoCIIID<. • ~ fllllvltltlu.t t!tllpts of tliir sl~ddi.t. Blue & Grey Bus T•rminol Mr. & Mro. ltoy lthlnt ' · Don'l•tzlrit, Mt.r. POMI!ROY, OHIO . ~- · /'.. · ' Midwest Steel Corporation t f; M__ln St. ~ -· . ' Pomeroy m., tl..""' w... m... /,. tl.at ,..J.J tl.. CJ.,;,~.u;, ,.,.1,.... - ,/.;,. Glad tidiass 10 .n ... .u 8 sinctre .,;shes for •l!appy Olld holy Cbrj!lmq Day. f.,.·,..""',_;, .Itiat' /,. -· Chase Funeral Home Rutland Dept, Store, Inc, Rutland, 0. Mrs. Noomi(Chooo) Howell Mr. Tom Martin ltuHo,.d, Ohle ;. "THE.FIRST·_ - i' \ ;{ I THIS IS THE DAY, THAT * Afactual recreation I the birth af lololoMmoldlltlltio dtdolm• ' .,d......,.,our IIMrto far 1111 tltltcklll•-· ,., ~ .... Jlm'flftcJOU an Oltflllllanldlll1rlltmll, 11111dwltblll tlltjGysOifeiiMblpllld&llllci!Mr,ll!dl~l­ lillllflnediiJ _ _ _....,._....... #. • ~~- '' ' f " '·. I '" • ' FOREMAN· & ·ABBOTT AND EMPLOYES MIDDuPOIT ' ·, . . -~ ,.,. ' >- \_, ' • .· ~l 'co. '. af Christ. * �J SOOAL 2 SIGNS -.........·=_..... . . . . .................... ............ . . ............ . . -,.._............. . . . .. OP ........... . . . . . .~ . . . . . ...,.. n ...... DllldltN ........ ~ Will . . . . . . . . . . "' ~- \~- a. ~~~~ , r .. Ill& .._ w flPr , ~ -a...-e..-.-1 t QUAlm 1960 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Sta, Wagon $999 Loeall1 owned and a nlee well cared tor ar. 6 eyt, eoctne with new rings, std. tranJ., radio, beater, Coud tlre&. Belie 111d brown finish. tr CALENDAR ,, ' : · 'DM. Ii Tbo 81.· I WQI";;ur<h.hlp Paul'o ~._I..aaj HOW ON ArRTH btD~E SIT 'THIS .... ~ I . PSST! "FLOCII:'! ""*' .. ... - . zUss lftnl-cu..· .... IJ CUlt .... - " ,... . . . . . . . . •OHmltft Ia ttn.., 51~ 01'"*""' .... ... ldl ... If ....... 11 ...... :AJW Of l1iAJI!ir..a • Wlrl"\tilBlEI - II . . t . Ill Wllll\ll _ . '.1111001. 1111111$ lllldl.... .... ie BROKE Clean interior, . sharp ivory 10d blue flnilh, iood tkea, ndio and heater, 6 eyl. eQiine, PowergUde tuns., good tlree. ' Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ...... .................. """'" &a a.. lit. •...,. r a DIIUJ S.tw'du _..,. 4. a '- ~ rMI 10 &AS~ SNUFFY 'TH' Kft1UO<I£S WHf.N 1 W\ll DEALIN' 1'2\ ~ ' ro......,. • ...... &D " r-----.,.."110~'o:-1 PHONE WY 2-2156 r-;:;:;;:;~ DOI••tr .., K-JJ· lw HARO&.D GRAY ~! 'miNK tM TOO lOOPED l"TH"K FA<~!Ji,Ell¥ ~ .,....,. LOO r lliT'M ......,1"10 OUT! ~UICid LESH t\'ET OUT 0' H&Riil .;. . . )A For .• . • 'i!v . Rent ' TWO 4 """" ~ anmt-1 metltl. 0111 lint floor. WY 1881. u fl tie TRAILER lola tor nnt, cloSe tD J.aroilrymat and oehoolll, van., Lllmber • Supply eom. 111111· lllddleporl 11»-tle MODEIIII t ~ - Help Wanted LOOIUNG F08 IICURI ' POR SALE-Mlddleport'o tallest bofld!nt!, located 351 N. Second Street, Mkldleport. Priced for qlllclr - · ~ qalre at Oblo lloleL ftiCID lliG aparUDenl. ~ WY Ul'll. t u tie Auto S.IH =-=::: ··- - - -- ---:=-:-. 11'7 BUICK Roadmaster, $400.00. Phone WY Z-2768. DAY POft\EROY "GOI:D STAir' WINNERS! DIIAWING -.. lila ......... dolO .,........ fcnlaDce. 8atiD e:w .,..., Mill .......,uoi\J - TIIRD: 'll'alOII· pr~vate ...-.... s.sar .,.., WY -, .u. lleiiiJM"Mee Moten B. MaiD 8lrM. PomO!., ~ WY ---·-,.. .......... ..... .. . " ... $200 .. .. · ·.' '. ' Por Your eo......i.n.e ' Tbo IWDider Wd-udellolopoel ' IAM .. .IOPM id~ ............ $u .,.............. , ............. ... ••••• 0 . . . . . . . . ~.:~- t' .. ·~· ' �• ·~" ~ y "' ..."· . .,,.. ....... l' '; ~ • ' .. j .. -' . "' SATU!lDAY, DECEMBER 26 '' Six AcCidents . . Merry Christmas TO ALL! ' Tra'{{' T II Jn Deaths t Reitmire't vehicle .... deacrording to ollicers, I"' driver oocaped injury. ba flled by the c rgeo were Jdepartmesl. . Sher~l Robert C. Hartenbach ·Icitetl John Edward Swartz, 13, of Johnstown, 0., to coort on MEIGS THEATRE I ' ecldeo and a very 1 ' r ·:500" our u Mark nearly Friday WERNER'S RADIO & T.V. SERVICE o. • ' . J. _ .. '\'. ...... . ~· '. ' ·. ' ~ ' ' .' ' ~ \ • ' ' .J . 'i thristmas Soy ., RICKARIY.S . . From AIIOf·I.'JaAt ,., .• MOORE'S IN ·POMEROY ' .... ' . ' ' ' -· .- ' . r. . .11.. , 124. Mollday . . . . . . J)oo!il ' ' cuse.a half mile lOUth of Syra- Pam!roy Julor RIP· . ' ,,. Police aald that George Rol>- from·- - I p.m. . ' ll llo will It •....._ 111e1r i' inson, 17, Norihfleld, loot con- • .... . . troi of his vehicle on a curve u • ropi-I'IW' lli!k>lll' . oboaW moko mulloa tl ·il and ran off the left side of the , road. hitting a power pole ancll wllea llloJ recJIIeT, ·...• breaking It off. ' " H cia eavy mage was Incurred JOIIIIlfer Lolue, 1 oOJito : by thecar. Robinson suffered a more o1 Oldo Sllle UlllvonMJ,: ........ - ..... ·a.. i 1), Rt. 1, Vinton ran out of con· betweea lbe lfet of 11 Qli troi 'lnd ran off the left side , Zl will be fttlolred lo . . .... ollhe hiJhway, hlttina: a guard releue lllp olped by 1 par. rail and sign. ' eat or panliao, llllldeats ... There was heavy damage to or the 111 of Zl HOd H ..,, the Garnes ••• H 'ted . . -. Court e wasforCl••· le- silpo, obe lllld. Ito Melp Juvenile c!tp speed for road cond.itlons. l~:mmlr••• :7!•11 hw1• .· , 4&-Mile ·swath Ripped· by loyal friends. J ' har al by winds in Ylriouo parts ol A: ~ the nation. ~.~~· : . : . loweot lompeNIIIN reported tn~. ,. aecide8111 dealllo 11 t:lt a.m. 1o ·tbe U. S, wellioer Baron Manllfield, 0., man wu 1!8'1' ollowed: ttiio -alq, escladlq Ala•j1=:,=.,;;on I DWI cbarJe :.,- Tnflle ................... 1r7 An aorement has been neotiated by the ka ..,J llawall,.wao Zt below aile he po!ce· ~~~:-:. ~ Plno ..................... lt ~ Associates, zero at Havre, MOIJI, ,The r w mvo v ......._ , highway deportment Alden E. Stilson and Frida• wu ~ · M M~•Hc" accident at the interloelion ct • - · ·· ........... · •.... • •• • ......., "'·-lla consul ting obtain B· project description · Tex. • and Msln..la. • . .. ..,_~ ........... ... ·.... • the ·of.anew . ~atid:qofU..S..Route Charged waa Burton Wn· · '~Jiaa .... 111 33n ' ,.1 ~ li niuli · to all ,._...• ti The Christmu lrafflc death -rd-"-ak'lllll toll surged al •-v ~• proportions today on highways the! had been slicked with tee shrouded w~h fog and whipped, .Negotiate Agreement For Construction of Rt.·33 ~ r' • • 8 .. Set Records i: - '&mi 91 Mr. and Mrs . Roger Dillard, 1q7 Laurel St.; Pomeroy, 'were presented a niodel t;.oltusj tile ·one that ran i~ the Indianapolis last ~ay. on .Thursday by ~au! Chapman, manager. of Route. 121 and 113 ~t 11·110 ported the lraffic toll was past He wuilCitedC to Meogs coun. oollcltalloa , .. lbe ''. . Shoe store m ~om~roy .. The ·Di)!ards. were wmners of a recenl contest conducte'il by the Frid . 250 and the National Safety ty Juven e ourt at a later bile Yllll MOIIda)' to Davtd Dillard while hiS . Mark am! Roger, Jr., anlliously ob- · ay · Co l id "th 1· 11 24 bourl date lor excessive speed lo r .htllor 8 ,.. - ·, : Motor ,. Swartz's car went out of coil- 0001 18 e " ad nditionl I Pomeroy ..were the wol'st lor any three · "' co . ·. Miu LoUe 11 11rJ1a1 JIJ on 1 curve and tore out day Christmas holiday in hi.. The final accident occurred sladeall for lbe ~ · I feet of 1uard rall before tory ., at 9:4$ on Rt. 33 two and a hall! days 18 vlolt lbe llloodaiOII~ . Hoi <aad) C!>JII to a otop. There was · . miles north ol Darwin, when a and lo • • - • tiber D · NEW YORX tllfll - '111e damage to hlo car. He · A brellkdowa Of lbe bollday cor operated by Guy Games, · tt.alllo do same. !1111de811. Nmy Middleport, I I ! ''~ •• . LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANERS '' ' The Melp County llherllf'a llamt! •.40, . aftao bt ru Into ll!f day 11111 two a.ccldent. Chrllt< Pomeroy polioe, rctr ol •111\111tl' car Oll'•iltd mao Day on Melp COUDiy the Poll of lht by m..rmu Culldlff, If, · IJI:l- roadl, reported by the PalroL Statio ·lolether reported - · Cundllf'o car wu II4P' The lint occurred at 2:15 p. , today tis holiday 1ooidentl. Nt peill.., a red u,tll. 'liMN wao m. Thll!'lday on Rt. •t · · wu aerloully lll!ured. mjDor ctamacea to ttotb autos. and three tenths o1 a milo .m . . . · Sherill!a ollioen 'llld the PATROL REPORT of Rt. 7. ; !:'l:~tt~lh. mllbap they were ~ed No aeries injuries were au• A car driven by EllJ Mlcltllf, ud •lilt ·~ate ....... occurred It I a.m. Friday ll1ned in the IOC!dent Thuro- 51, Guysville, swerved to avoid "-''loe wllo w111 ,..., ..;.· on U. S. Route S3, nine-lelltho ol hi'*lni a dog and went off the fltalt · ~ .11 ut;;U. a milo east ol the Ia~. right side of the road, lilttiJJI ..,..lliW_ '& J ·t, : Charles!>· Reitm~re, :n, Porn.. IC 0 two mall boxes. n..re ,.., min- ,•. 'doi . o~ 11 1it• WID .na 1.. • roy ·Rt. I, loot control ol hll oc damage to tho car. • t. If Jiillli tl ~ and wrecked l1 when tho A oecond mishap took place wUlloi 1e · 11111111 ..,., ~- ·· , IJoc:kedfron.t wheel opparently · 0 at 9:55 a.m. Friday on Rt. 18 1be W a . •ll!il. . . . ( :· * Robinson's l ' • . ~-: ~-- ·•''\ . II. . '"'\. •; • ' l/: •- ' ' . .S~~~p~~D O:lo Join .. ··, . . Blamed in ii I i"l li ; 1111! i h 2Men Die Sleeping in Trailers; Georgia Stores. Honres, Smashed � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 December 24, 1964 smith