http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5d8bfd41987bae80441eded88baa09a1.pdf d946e16315ec0db0ebaa6aee3af04723 PDF Text Text • l ~ :-~~~-~·----------------------------~----~~ ~Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepo!l •. 0 :- Dec . 2, 1961 First Baptist Church Women Held World Day Of Prayer Services Women of the J.tiddleport First Dapti.st Church m& Frtday aflernoon for their annual World Day of Prayer service at 2. Mn;. Don· a ki Boone was iD charge of the service which carried out thE' SHOP MONDAY and TUESDAY from 9 to 5 at •.. A meditation on "giving" was p~sentOO by Mrs. Boone and her she could not help all the needy 1 people in the world with mater1111 things she would help tht'm tbeme: ..Everyt.iJrn> · I wrap a wi th prayer Christmas Gift, I Will say a Pray- Articles .,.f the work in Baplisl er." Missionary fields were re-ad by 5-omd.,. Elberfelds In Pomeroy closing thought was that although NO. OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS TIL 9 GIFT FOR THAT HIGH SCHOOL BOY OR COLLEGE STUDENT Beautiful Gift Robes For The Men On Friendlycillrden I leaders. Swall80n "';:~=~I secre-tary and Lynn S Club Met At · to her Van Matre was elected as I ., Williams Hom party honoring .. Legal Procedures May Be Saiisfied By May Of 1962 Wash 'n Wear Slacks Your List On The Choose polished cottons Jn solid color or neat check pattern. Ripple twist cottone in' solid colors. Bed-ford cordi ~md corduroy~t. lbde with slim line styling in regular waist 11tyle or eontinental models. Second Floor In The Busy Reedy To Wear Dep1rtment Sixteen property owners have signed a notice ask- villa~e 51... 29 .. 42 !)iant! Wright named as DalrOII SANDRA KAY BURNS Sylvia p l t~ce. rer•~rt A the htr1hday of Nina Stiles was <md cupcakt's, bubhle gum , suck - The Rutland Friendly Gar( nt the homt: of Mrs . J ••ueu oar d.,,o,,.tratkln on Chrlstma1· and showed several Chrl!!tme. door pr~e by Mrs. Robert [ MEIGS THEATRE ' Mn. Howard Birchfield Wt. charge of entertainment. freshment!l were aervt~d to Pomeroy, Ohio members. TONIGHT "TOMIOY AND THI CHAMP" (Teehnlcolor) C11.ndy Moore, Ben Johnson , J esse White, Christine Smith and Je11 Kirkpatrick "THI RIVOLT OP TMI ILAVII" (TOchnicotor) Rhonda Fl~, Lang Jeffriel and Darlo Moreno. SUN.,, MON, TUII. ~l>er Mrs. Lawr Phyillt Effie Bla:tewict. Rock Hudaon, Kirk Douglaa, Dorothy Malone, Jooeph Cotten, Carol Lynley, Neville Brand. Wltb the aafe luaU· ness that the, 10u11ht love ... they turned the fury of thetr hate u:pon eacb other! Colorcarteons PLAN SHOW The Walk-In Garden Club Chrlstma1 Show at ,• Bedford Communlty Center II' ..... 8 Su:-~day, Dec. 10, from 2 to 4 p The theme of the show wiU ' Time 1n Bedford. 1 detective oo ABC-'I'V's "Hawai' ian Eye," bas long bnen • hlvorlte with the rocl< .'a' roB oet Don't miat uFlDWer D r u m Sonc," !too•' Hunter's mo!lon p)cture translotlon of 110pulat Rodgei'!I·Haonnersteln Broo!dway hit when II reachea your . toea! ·a.e ............ film is Hurd Hatfield, who gaiJI. <!d fame playing ~ Utle role ila the movie v~lon of "Doriaa Gray" several years ag~ ..... . AI .the Lonal Hestaliranl " Manhattan, Hal March . revealed he'll sbool-iC pilOt for NBC while: remaJning ID bill ~ way stago hlt, "Come B-It w Y001' Hom." N!iC II puli!,ng liP oome teo.ooo lor the TV lilm. LIVE ~: Arthur Laurtntt -who'll dWct llavld · .Mertlclt'l musical, "I Can aet n. F.O!'·· Yoa Wholesale," wants ~ge -' ­ haris b>r."the· staiTing·rolo, U M• harls can by-pi!SO his current teJe.. '. ·- ~1 game lbbw in ~lor, w)ll malta Ita debut 01! NBC-TV 'l'lleoday. Jan. 1. Two of tho! tht"' . p•nel mtop~bero JOill be D e D Ill_ a Jamea and Geqrge kirgo, The. third, a woman, be 'aru!Punced later, u will the ~rator ... · .Jolm Fraser,. the YO!UDI Entlish actor whO makes his Ameri- series .... ''C8l'Dival" comedienne· l,(aye ,, Cl111-tetedebul In iho ~itle role of Breck'• "The Jllcl"" Iii ·Dorian Ballard, who recently aigOed for three guestingl on Parry 'COUlD'• Gr~'" · on CBS-TV, Dec. &. will ..00 be' - • In . the movte ,;El NBC-Tv allow, hllf' just' been"~ Cld." One his ~-slall ID I h o eel for an addttlonal four..... , new wm CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS - A big job each year in Middleport and Pomeroy is putting up Christmas decorations for the holiday season. In Middleport, Geor~e Miller, above, on the street, is unwinding wire to hand street fore!llan Lewis Elbs, who will hang it. Lights were turned on last Friday evening. Midaleport councU agreed Informally last week to include ill its 1962 budget enough for new decOl'ations to replace those seen above which have been in use 18 or more years.-Sentinel Photo - d F N H Funeral Rites e To ay or ew aven ChildWho Strangled On Window Drapery. 0 STATIC '· Funeral services for a tom~-old New Haven infant, who died tragically from accidental strangulaUon Saturday aftera /the ~ew Haven E.U.B. Church. The child, Zachary Todd Ingelo,' was found about 1 p m. Sa~ urd"f strangled by the string from a baby'• pacHiar and a d from a window drapery. cur Mr.• and MM. G<orge Ingels, the child's paranto, said the tratJc accident was discovered by the victim's 9-year-old sister, Candice. The ciitld's !ather said the baby pacifier WSI held around the \ ,. . .. '. · Two , Arrests Brmg Identical $5 Fines The Middleport pollee deport- mont arrested Ra3B Shumalrer and Everett Chaffin, both ol Middleport over the weetend on >' ,•I ' . '-..li· ch11111"S of lnloxicaUon. They wen fined $6 and c:oota by Mid· dieport. Mayor Kanneth McElbiD· ""'' thiS morning. , MEIGB GENEBAL B08PITAL Saturday Admissiouo _ Roxie Oiler Middleport· Jennie' Wa~ n 'Pomeroy ' • ".i r!.... :"l. ~:·. ~ . ''"' 10 • ' • Saturd"! dlschargas- Janet R '· ...... . \' · ~- Fair. 1..--,.., Ow: JliOill'"" depeDCb ... youn. So,we'N Ill favor of eveeylhinglhat aids ..,..., · munlty pi'OSperlty-from buying locally to lot• ,.....r.looklac eivle projeda. Let'a top4iPIM 10 -y~ ''I ' .. -· \ 1!1!1'1)11: •• ti~f'llotb·aU 'Me We Pay 3% lntomt On Your Saving• '' The FARMERS BANK :~·(·a~· Savings·Company ~~- .llentber l"edaral R"•rv• Syoltm ~~: ~~i';.;,:;ly~~~~~::~~ !ript':i will become part of the vU!age. The new corporation limh, if an upstairs wall near a window. Former M·ason Man IS Dead \ Eight traf!ie accfdenta, live on Satlll'day, were lnvaatigated by the Ohio state Patrol over the weekend. First of the Satulday accldeoiAI took place ID front of 'l'lllt•.iilarket ',at Kanauga atS:fll p.m. fl'9ur vahiclea ~ mvoMd, lllcludlilg -two pickup , lrueka. '1'heJ """' ;dr!VJ• by lio11ert L, CO)dWj!ll, ll'f, Kyger, who rall ' into ·the rear of a Jllclrup drit.;.. by Rodney E. ~IJ!>a, 14, Kyj'er, alit!· 11\.IW!t 'li.vi!Ivad cars •driVIII ,bf, ...,....,. Sheriff Ivan Fila, 64; : (lat)lpolis, and' Joaeph q., Wolfe, • ~ .·)l!tJdle- be completed untij obout May of J k GOP ac son Lik es RiCe In Coogress Bid • died pOmeroy . E•·R urut• WiJI Get New Ambulance Legislator, Humorist Dies At 95 In McConnelsville ::-~ ~'Sl~~~~:~~:~rJ·i.:]~~ Robert B. Carson, 95, a former ·s entative to the state legislature, morist, passed away Saturday at the Marks at McConnelsville. · Mr. Carson aereved two tenD.I 1 death by hiJ rie, Mary wrla'l~~% as Meigs County Representative Canon. in October of UIID. during lhe early 1920's wbUe pro- f1Hered an injury Oft!' a hibilion was being enforced. He i ago and was cmdined to bed 1 · 1 1 -'!\ ·:. 1 PYl. Normaa H. Maaley, ..... was a so a ong time rura mai of lhe Ume sioce.. He ·~·:_,!~~i-~'lf':.•JJ of Mn. Chute. Wesley MaaleJ carrier and for several years tient at the FOiter Belt ollL R. I, Mlddlepori, hu bHa wrote a column for tbe old Dem- 1 Syracuse before 8DIJIII to )4,~~":'.;,,· 1 1 aNipEMI te CompuJ A, :ll'7th ocrat and the Dally Sentinel. He , nelsvill.e. Jtellmelll, at Fori Chaff.. , Ark. was also a farmer 8 number of The former Meigs wloere be wlll , ...,,, IW baste yearo 00 tbe •arne rolling ..,... ical figure ill llllVivedi comhl valalq. In the LeadingCreeek area where ,grand...,., Floyd h• roamed as a boy. Creek, and MMI.In Ill Mr. Carson war. pre<eded In He was preceded ID I $1,144,34J5Jn :::..: ':,d "::. Rep. Moeller G<orge and ear-, Government Aid fiv~~:'.f~':"LI'*'lllt~~::•jll~: Endorsed For creek .... uearly his CarneToMeigs Another Term ~::; ~;-:; ~~ Grimm ID ~~ '-- ·''"'" Sch I . M • t ivwill he in Wright Burt l :...00 •;: a.,· Ernest Wandell D' S dd nJ Ies u e y Jn Columbus t!: :.~e~ay at~ m''U: ~and~r !".:;of he-= I 500 BattIeG·roup R0 IIs and llibt lo _lhe cars. CaldwoD will cited 1m: !allure to have asaured ~ - distance . · At'l:lO.p.m. saturaay two .em operatod by &liert H. Snedgtil', ll'i, -~ 1 ~- and by' Allen L: Bj!ah; ,ZI, ll'!. ··l!lfdwe~ met and collided Oil· a jilll oli IIIe ¥or1011 Rd.' just oft .JI!e l!u!aville Rd. There :was ~ ~." tO Towar.dTense BerlinLines pra.. at 12:50 p.m, ilh Rt. • In Chester. A car driven 011t and turllinJ inlj) tile Chester scbtiol ~rlveway by Harry Lodwick, 64, Cheoler, viu 'atrUclt . by 'a truck dri..n -~Y ~~ Frans-e., 3111 l;.ollg ' ~ Jl,t. Th"\1': !""" .~ II\1Doi' damaga to t.H8 ~· ~ WBII' ·Qitad tO Me[$1 ~:. ~. 1, for l>ofh, ' S.O!iaar iqffemt llt\lised ·fa.llur'! .to maldtila ;Uiured cltiar riha ana ,rigbl arm aDd Bilsli ~ illotauc\e. · : ...,.~', ~ ·~· A . ~ In 'thO; · At ,.l~tZ!' ~~ the.-.Blilll $ ,t MUrlr~ sf. Ri! WU •IIJ ,_ •. Oll·•,C!Miril Ridge 1 .B~.,..U. :li,ild' lace Jac;er·~ ,u wiiSt ~ Rt. leu, A\car driven &!Ill*~~\!'"' to ·~ ·lo!fl ~-- ~Y ·~ -- ~1,\ l!f. Jll- 1 port ... · ' ,, · <!*'k- 81\!!t ·,wu . qited Jar• !all· VIDIOli ODtl.........l ,bf,~~ ~~ wao heaq. -~ . to ln8 to )'leld, ball of 'the ~:. naod,y15, Rt. ~· Vl1llo\i at a J. ll!o .':<Ald~ 8!111 ·,$iiiJ;ia ~r~ · A~ ~~~.:~~~~~ coli~):· Maynard oworved IDto a dllcb and the other m slid IDto hlnl when the hralre1 were applied. Massie was cited to Ga!ia juvenile court Saturday charged with failure to ,tve rlgbt of way, Another Meigs accident took place at 11 p.m. on Rt. 7, U milea north ol Rl 148. A .IIIDi driven aouth by James MoltheWI 33, Himtlngton, , .. IDto a -~a r driven by Vernon Cleland, · 16, a..- 81 he was tuming east at IIIe ialerllect!OQ, ~· f t l cltod 1o Melp court todOI c:hail· ed with pusbw at an fu,terseCuon. . . The ~ Sunday ai!cldoat look .. ~ ~~i:~~' ~t,l~S~~-~ - ~ ~ ,?" 1\1, ,15 ,1~ ~ .J. se~s. - " . yraCU8e Q h WiD -\ . D • • ' . '~ , ·~ See Demonstration The SyniCWie 'l11i1d W~ ' day home demonstratlou ddo ~ -·i, meetfor its 111111ual Clu-lotmat d!il> ~. ner and e.tchange ol 8lfto w•''. - --~- the ....-.r "' r sat ," of Mn John Sauvage. The ...... . •, iiig w iII begin promptly 1111 • ;if a.m. . ' •. Each ~ b to brfnl • coveted disb .UMflable iiei1111111 ' At 1 p.m. tbe group will ga m till Ohio Fuel c.. Company In M'Iddleport w~ 1 ~ lighting demoDJtratioo will !Je' , . held. The de....matioD wJ11 !.,l;t •• open tD the pubU<. •:.' { • CAU.S BEPOR "' ' The Middleport 1ft ; :· at .......: • caD It <·r =today at Young'• liar- . :) i kei In Middleport a -·''~~ had caugbl en fire. The ...,... ~ . . was called at uo lUlL 1iuJ141re ,: ·.·.,.,•B< to the George Gatos ......._•;;; Rutland, where bill danalo!e . ,;;, was ill. She was taken tD !1o1M, hospital by oquadsmen ·' ' l ~y. mbe 1lec< .moe -=- ..;rth ~~alotl Pa~rol By Highway of a mile of Gallipolis. Hia Ing set for today, and Clinton ear ran of! the left side of t be Mailey, 43, Beckley, W. Va. was roadway and hit a tree and wu to have his hurlng on the same dernellshed. ch!uge; and Richard Hawley, 19 The Pt. Ploaaant man ,... tak- Middleport, was cited for no open to Holzer bospital 1D a ¥filer erator'• license. ambulance and Is beiag -~ One conviction in Gallipolla ed lor severe. facial laeerations, court was John E. Smith, 20, Gillpossible neck mjury and multiple lipolis. fined $10 and COBia f 0 r l:rul.sea. opeed. Arrests aver the w..kend ID· • eluded John C. Lambert, 18, R1. I Vlntm, cited tD M~ court CLIJB TO tiiEET Friday for slap aign violatioD; The Fua-WhUe-You-Leam GarKenneth Waugh, 3'1, Rl I Crown den club will bold a Christmas City, cited Doc. 11 for yellow line dinner party and gilt excbanga violation; Lonnlo Hatfield, 41, MD- Tueoday evening beginning at loll, W. Va., IIJTeSted oo driving 6 p.m. at !he borne ol Mra, Adel- whllo. 1lerhert Ia! Friends may call at 1M lin . Coats Funeral Home Mu..l Snows, Moist Fogs, ~ Dot Nat•"on's Weather M'ap . lnvestigat~d Ave., Galllpolt., when a patrol car driveu by Palrolman WUllom Roberta, Itt; a.utfcolhe Rd. h~ the lefl front fender 'ol a parl<ed car or Jack Dray, ~1, 4111!1 SyCllnOl1! Sl. There was $10 damage to the Dray car. A deer had to he destroyed a!ter - ~ wu IDjured wheb muck by a car drlvea by Oscar Swanson, 57, Grantavme, W. VL, at a poiDI u milel east of the Gallla-Jacluon Uno on 1\1, 33. The deer 1'an f!O!D the north side of the road into the path of the car. Edward Caynor, 31• Pl. PleuIIJI, will "!'{DUlly !Djuced when lie ,... a 111 aepideljt Ill 1:10 oiL~=~-~~; I 001 m eJgs couny rece . 1 ed ' ·1"'· 395 ·41 out of m?re lhan At a meetm_g ~r the loth Co~ a quarter-blUion d~llars 1D 'la:te- gresslonal . Dlstnct DemocratiC distributed IIC'hool money durmg ~ty ch~II'JDen and sta~ cenJACKSON The Jacbon coun- the fiscal year ended June 30• a! co~uruu.ee members ID Athty Republic~ Central and Exee· 1981. This is shown in figures ~~~!r:a~;l~\,a?:'!::a: utive committees have unanimous- compiled fo; the annual report 1 endorsed to seek re-electioo lJ endorsed the candidacy of <'red of State Auditor James A. Rhodes. third term . Con Rice for the Tenth Districl Con- Out of the $225·!29.:!31 dlstnb-· or a. ~ greso. . uted, 11213.? million wu In state Durmg the meeting the DemogressiOnal seat. funds and $11.4 mlllion In federal cratic leaders reviewed Congre,... Central committee dlairman fundi Dected hl Jbio man Moeller's activilies nn beDiet Brown said the committee eo . . votes were unanJmous In rt StaiAI funds provided ~10.2411, half of the ~le . d<welopRi<o bo . ~ 431 lor !he school loundatioo pro- iment of the diotr•ci. pomting es11 11}~:, <01111\; 11'8ID: 'llfi9!,t'13 1m: emergency peclslly to the BelleYiJle.Re<dsrm aa a n school bul purchSHS and id<ll- oU!e·l!ld llacine Lo<ka and Daml sta~:""'nt•tlv~iee cllalrman tioaal CODtract bus osta; $431,· for which be bad """ appt-oprlaOsar Mil:. C:~mJ. 'Fred R 1 c e '1'20 for vocatlona! ed~cation: t~ons in Congreu, as a aubstanbeen dis ' . hed and $1110,9.!9 lor guidance, telling and tial beginning toward the vitally has . a lingwa ou~ Counseling. needed industrial development and st&OOmg member of our state Included ID · the IiilO million increased job opportUIIities In the leg•slature the past four years school foundation payments was area. and an esteemed and progre~ $<5,062,366 paid tD the State The group al.oo summarized the ~lve loader.'" many area aciiVI Teachers Retirement System as results of the cooperative effort Uea, think he will m~,e an the school distEicta' contrlbutioD, of federal and stale officials in outs lng congressman. _ and SII.IIIIIMlOO paid to the School a serlea of economic and indusRice ';: Employoes Retirement System as trial surveys conducted through!1111'1. ~ dato th~ the achool districts' •bare. out the district this year. only announced candidate ID the Federal· lunda provided $4,149,: ofght county Tenth Dlatricl OliO for the IChool mille program' LOCAL TEMP8 · $S,63S,4'19 for the school ionch The ~rature at 12: 10 p.m. program; 11,841,~ under the Na- today was 62 degrtes in Pometio!'al Del~ Education Act lo~ roy'o downtown business district, strengthening OCieDce, mathema with overcast skies. icll and language progralils; 1815,70S for guidance, testing and counoeling; $984,'100 lor VO<ational ed· the cros&lng puiDI. ucatlon. , The Fl'eoch a1ao rolled troops up F.\IRF_IEI_JI_IIf _ A_TI_O_N_ to !he border but the British loOk Sunda temper tift - high 60 no apeelal actlon. A apokeaman low Monda; ....;inK _ 59 .; ~ said a eompan,y of British soldiers 10, 30 a.m. bao been "" border duty aince !he Comm 1811 closed the border In 'l'he body was taken ~ Raw)· lngs-Coats Funeral homa m Middleport where arrangements -J announced. Burial Is scheduled to be m Kirkland Cemetery w it b Clarence Gress formerly of Rev. Robert Dillie officiating. Mason W. Va. Sunday af• ' Surviv!Dg are his parents; a tomoon at BeUajro City Kospltal brotber, G<orga Jason, aga 6; his at ·Bell,U,., wlW~,M~ Uved sister canill~· gr~ta Mri ~ J."4fS. Mae Ingels ~~ Maaon 'and Mr. A ve'feran Of WWll, bo i.o lllr· and Mn. Paul SomervUle Sr., ol vlved by three brotbera, CarL of Pt Pleasant· and great-grand- Shadyside, MUlard of Neff, and m~thers., ~s. Gordon Sebrell LawrenCe of Bellaire: four alsof Southside Mrs L S Bl lne ters, Mrl. Laure<! Moqahon ol f M ~ M· Soe ~ Jacobsbury, Mn. Sylvia Jeffers, 0ill afnPt PI '~ Y mer Mn. Lueille Slkish and Mrs. Lou· Pomeroy emergancy s q u • d " e 0 eas · ise Vobak, all ol BeUafre, and • mamhers report<JI.- today that a several n~ and nephewo. new truck baa heoo purchased Sarvlw will he held at to a. and Is expected tD he put in sorvm. Wedneoday at tha Elbert Fua· Ice within tWI> weeks. oral llo\Jie In Bellaire and then A new one-tDn GMC panel em,,. services at g"""? truck ia preaently ~t Blaet· !leY~~~ Wright ~:.~~.:: tnar ' In Pomeroy rece•vlng liBurial wiU be In Odd . :llows nal touches before being turned Cemetery at Mason over to the squ~d. . · Spokesmen said they need . Ernest Wandell, '13, ~·ed sud• about $goo to comple~ payment! denly at his borne at 24(13 N<lrth .,, fur the truck jllld eqwpment that Fourth streot In Col!nnbuo Sungoes with it. They said, "It is day morning. He was born and expected some of the sq_uadsmen raised in Pomeroy and was an may. haw to go on a nolA! for employee at the Epple Gn>cery for of that amount." many years. BERLIN (UPil-A U.S. Army The new truek eost approxl· After moving to Columbus Mr. battle group of 1,100 men started mateiy $3100. A major)ty of the Wandell purchased and operated rolling toward Berlin today where DlQIIey for Ita payment waa earn- Ernie's Grocery at Harrison and u.s. and Communist troops faced ed In lbe aale of pop com by Third-av, He ~perated the storo each other from positlooa leu members, for 30 years. tJ-,an .15 yardo apart ~~ the IAinae The remainder waa obtained He is aurvived by a sister, Mi81 Frladricbstruse ..,..ing point. the past year oo ~Crap drlv.. Alma Wandell, and a brother, The big troop movement h$<1 A f}JII.IJII and generous contributi011a bY" Mliton Wandell· both at home. baeu scheduled prevlooaly bui the u nited t 1 reoidenta. The unit wlll continue '!;he deceased was a member of beglmling of it coincided with ~ ~ let Stalel~nth ~rota !&> pick up junlf from persons wbo the Redman Lodge for aver 60 CommuniBt actlooa in narrowing to v garr e quarwill offel· it. Contributions also years and was also a member of gaPI in crossing points between tefra IDthe~~erlin ~~ ~ be maflad to ·the a tor ~·~unlata ro..,. up w may . emergen· the Pomeroy ~aderatod Church. East and West Berlin. the border b t thert was 110 imcy unit, care of tlie village hall. Funeral serv1ce1 were schedul. The Commualsta moved In med' te ~ ed for 2 p.m. today at the Shaw- troopa and laborers SundaY night •a rep · SERVICES SET Davis and Myers Funeral Home to reinforce their border haiTi· The soldiers who left their barFUnerfll HrVices for !leY. Web- in Collanblll. Burial wu to be udes. Allied reactloo was awifl racb _In West Germany today er A. Thoma wiio died in Hunt- in Uni011 cemetery. A platoon ol American IIOldiers c!lllprloed the 1st Battle Group, ington Saturday will be held in waa rushed to Friedrtcllstraaoe, tilth Infantry. They .,... expected the Ewing Chapel Wedneoday at LEGION TO MEJ!Ir apparently to guMd against lillY to reac~ Helmotodt lonJibl and 2 p.m. Comm811der Mickey Wit- There ~ill be a speciill meet- Communist attempt to abut the start moviDg ac"''' East Ge<· Uams ~ ""'uesling that mam. lng of the Racine American Le- croujng point completoly. The many to West Berlin 'l\lelday. hers oll'>rew Webaler Post Amer- glon Post • at the hall tonight Americans set up two machine They will replace a battle lean Legion, meet at the funeral at 7:311, William Croos, conunand- guna and trained a bazooka on a sent Into llorllo by President Killhome 1m: military service& .at 1:- er, aMounced. Relreohmenta will heavy concentratioo of East Ger- nedy lifter the Commimlata start· 46 p.m. be servelj. II1Jlll troopo on the other side of ed bufldlng their wall Aug. 13. Candice immediately reported the tragic accident to her mother and abe summoned a Mason ambulance which rushed the child to Poil;lt Clinic at Pt. Pleasant wbore he was •pronounced daad Four Injuries In ·Eight Accidents '., •· I.~'!;,UiipAY-. . ned b f = ...,y t. I. Sunday admisaiouo -: R kinl, Pomeroy Rl. I, A Houdashelt Mineravllle; V~ ~Jgden, Dexter: Lucille Cssto, ~ RD; Dorothy Cloude, , roy. Slmday dtacluirgao Martha Robllison, Harrloonvllle; Hut h ·· H ~n, Pomeroy; Donna ay. IIUlll, Racine. , 111118 FOR TRYOUTS • NEW YORK mPU-New York £1ty has torwarded an invitation . to lhe United st;lta Olympic Com~ to stage the 11164 ·Olympic , . i'rlr"ta In the Metropolitan .,.... ~ hid ,... made by a graup headed by Mayor Hobert F. Wagnor and Robert Moseo, p\'esldent of the 1 - New York World'• :c ,•. The real builders ol 1hia bonk ...-. lbe people ol tlalt communlty-morc:hanls. profttolonal · pi•, home mekero, ancl _,..,. ~~~ peti . In': ::: ~!!ot~ro~~;!~'R!: ,.... ft... Robert Dugan and .. Pom· h, :r:.t child's neck with a string. He 1on arrival. approved, would include the told officials, Ute infant appar-- Mr. Ingels, owner of Ingels property begmning at the George ently stood in his sbed and the Furniture Store, Middleptll'l, said I pacifier was somehow entangled the infant's baby crib was against noon, were held this morning at in a drapery cord. of ing to be annexed to the of Syracuse in the manner prOYided by law. The petition was presented by the agent of the petitioner, Frank W. Porter, at a meeting of the Meigs County Commissioners today. The commissioners turned the G indl l8nd and . outh plat over to the county auditor r ey ~ntmue 8 ~. perlod and will ul't'n '"·· to the Racine propfor a IIV"Uay h'ch Planmg ld be Mill included 1 hold a hearing on the petition, erty w wou · 11le annexation therefore would February 19 ' · ! ....... ~.. bring two more businesa firms If the comml!!!lO~ approve into Syracuse, the Racine Plan· the •·eqi.O!st of the petitlonero to ing MIU and Chapman's Market. be mcorporated m the v1Uage of Other property which would be Syracuse. the potitlon then will Included In tbe village of Syrabe turned o"'r to Syracuse coun- cuse 11 the request iJ granted ell. The council will be required will be the Sylvia Roush propert, wail 60 days and then either 1 Charlea Blake Ross Norri• reject ti1e petition or approve a Harold Raush' The legal P,.: re•olution allowin& the annexa- cedurel of the ~uest cannot 1: holders next year. ly above the p......, corporation . , 11: 1J j.o.. Sl>ow . H ld . doln• Smith, Mra. Clair Spencer, · Moore, Mrs. William · tels, Mr11, Hugh Beorha, Mrl IIVan'"'" Folmer and "THI LAIT IUNIIT" (Technlcolor) bats5e, that BOURdB more ele-gant. 8 :30 Popeye & Pal! ''But, on the Broadway stage, 9:30 Pip the Piper Y'"' ""' creat!Dg a part r r o m 10:00 SharJ Lew Ia Show scratch. It's mueb more of a 10: so King ~nardo . chaliAinge. I suppose there's a Jl :OO Fury challenge In opera, too, but an 11:30 Make Room for Daddy entirely dillereut sort. TheM 12:00 Update yoo'vre flwaya com~ln~ 'with 12:30 Mr. Wizard a pt. The ~ of opera l :OO Darlington Southem 600 crlticl for the past ZOO yeatt1 1: 30 Big Three Bowling olways Is ta COI1!P!U'O perlon,; 2. 30 NBA Basketball ance with the! of bygone otar. • :30 Camera 15 And the longer lhey'v~ beeu 4. 45 A1 t Linkletter gone, the bigger the leends." 5:00 Ali·Siar Golf "Milk and Hooey" iB MIa I 6:00 Porter W~goner Show Benzell's lirst 'inu1lcal, allboull 1:30 News Picture ohe lias long wanted to · de one, , . 8:46 Sanders Vanocur'o Sat. Bop She oaya that abe diacovered. ? , 00 Saturday Night Jamborto when she wu Ia high achool, 7:311 ralu ci Weli.o F111110 that the otage was the one place 1:311 TaD Man wbare sbO did nOt feel olrald. · t ;OO Saturday Night al Movlel "The ojlera ·• concert route ~ 10:00 Newo Headi!Del Broadway/' she .-f•, "wu aome 11: 10 Weatliercaat thing of a detour lor me. t ~ 11 : 1& Late Show wa)'ll wanted 111\>adway. 0I couree, epera la em a atage. tot. · but 11'1 reall,y not --~WCHS-TV It Is IIIII BooJell'o feelin& thAI . opera In A,plerlca ohoulll . bo Channel "•Pie!OIY . ovem.ulecl,,. She 1.. 1: oo TV aasiroom -., m tP.fl"' ....... -ID New 10:00 Romper Rooin York, wil!l Olle •peru he• 11: tlo On YO\Ir ldarll , fn8 otrlclly to traditiOn and lilt n:ao · ~~!aj~~c Ranch tiber being "emli!1sly exporl!J:OO 'Ul. Raocalo . ~1." .. ' U:311 cartoon Spoctaculat "ibe Mat,'' she iay1; ' 'lrl.. to . '1:10 Salurd'7 M .. a U!Ue of both and .It doem'l ,, . f:Ot 1111101 'Bowl Gen!t work." 4:1D Nat'l ~Mauo roaiHII 1:00 8'4 Picture 1;311 IIOcord Hop 7:00 He.. 1o Kow ,,. RoariJIII 10'1 . 1:311 LeaYe II to JtMtl' 1:00 LamroDco w.. te:tll J'iibt al Weolt: 10:4a Make 'ftial Span 11:00 Jp.t'O-"'he IIIDlllo New 11:10 NAIA '!enreboal'd· a A. Drake, Mrs. Jack Wat Mho& Carol Bearhs and gm a-4-5 people at the Met wlll haiAI me for BBying hash-inake it bouma-- u.. C!.UB EN'l'F.RTAINI!D Mrs. Selim Blazewie1 e talned the Nifty Slitchers • Thursdny evening at her hom Lasley St. 1"he evening was a socl~lly and In sewing after w refreshment.s were served bJ hosles!l to Mrs. Janet Korn, ·. Folmet, t<;ontinuad from page II a rangement1 and wreaths xhE made. Mrs. Vernon Weher tm article, "SelecUn5t l'tnd C· for your Chrlstma!l Tree.·· The traveling prize was W( ~i;:ii~ Mr1. Charles Stewart ane ii How To Avoid 11:00 Dowo on the rann ranned Ptgskln. JUBI Btulh To Clean. Roush's Shoe SATURQI\Y WSAZ·TV· Chennel 3 ers and Sandy Johnson, with the president Games were played hf'fore the Bolin calling the meet' rlose of the meeting. Others al- 1001. 0ler . tenrlj ng were Mrs. Mary Arrangements were made and Mrs. Ancell VanMatre, lead· dinner al the ~ ers and Sandy Johnson, aClhy In Midrlleporl Ofl Manley, r>ehra Maiden, 10 at 5:30 with a parly and VanMeter and Diane Welch, fo11owlng at the ho. brow•.ies. Mr!l. . Morris. The civic commlltee ann01 It would wait until spring to in~s for clvle projects. Mrs. Vernon Weber. <'hal named to make Chrt! ror the Children'• f Mrs. Robert Snowden htl HUSH PUPPIES from$7.95 ponlJ - - ' 16 Property Owners File Petition Asking Annexation Into Syracuse · semble your purchases. It's for your convenience and comfort, use it! · The troop was divided into patrols with Kathy Spurlock r!ll Low ...... _ , ud MOL Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, just off the 2nd Street Entrance ... where you can sit in comfort i!nd wait and visit or as-· Ninth Birthday Of Nina Stiles Was Celebrated was f']ed,erl RIP&uraiDg IH'I. Se•tlerd• :=~;t nw·_. cooler • - 1 Following tbe opening song and Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrs . .John prayer scriptures were read by Fullz , Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Wlbon· Mrs. Frank David Sneller, Mrs. JaJn(' s PuiCheesebrew and Mrs. Rit:hard len. Mn. Chades Edwan-ls. Mrs. Oweu. Mrs. Edison Baker rend a , Jack SBUerfield, Mrs . M1lton l<>tter from the president of the HoCK! and .'rtrs F.ilward Moore Baptist Women's World AllianCE' They spoke of work in ,TlJia· paetaining to thia special day. land, Red China, Baptist Missions in Europe, Alaska , Leovoldville , m tht:! Belgium Congo, Puerto RlC'O, Phill!pines• Australia and with the American Indians. Pray· f'J' was offered after each artide by Mrs. Boone for the work in Middleport Brownie Troop 266 these places. \ /' met Wednesday at the Methodist Mrs. Cecil Bradblwy was the church. 'l1le meeting was called Iorganist for the serv ic·e and Mrs . to order and dues were collected .Jacob Turner was in charge of by Nancy Thompson. the nursery. a .~ . ,, Boathcn ODd Cellini Ceuiderahte eloodiMN ....,.,; A ,. ~ of aJtowen, bJ .late .,..., ' - -. --:------------------:::---:::-:-:--:-:~:--:--=------"" :::::: -- .,-~:;-'.; •OL .XIII 194D.,. 4, 1861 ------------------------------------L--------- ,._._ .. . Meet your friends heret We've arranged a meeting and resting place on the 2nd Floor at y e COLUMBUS UPI- Ohio relaU b11llneumea mal& IIJUe • t a t • ulet 1. . stampo ap to mldaJtbt' ot Dee. Sl, S&a&e Trt11urer Jot'llph T. PerJUJOa Wll'Ded apJa •• enttl~ , ,e • Now Yon Know cherp, bow- bo~ Lee ol SJr..,_ , . Mason County 4-H , OffJcel'!l To Meet . Mason County 4-H offio_orl , training ochool will he held befilnamg at 9'311 a.m. llecemher ·11 . in the Pl. Pleasant Junior lllP, School, R bas beco announced: , All olficors ol 4-H clubs tn tl!i,, county, with loaders <If the£~;tt'~ are 08ked to attend the n at which Hamond Lo"addo•, lFVE !lladent to w • apeak. A meeting ol , usoclation will also be , the election ol a vice and ,a noaww ......,.r.lecl; -nw . ~ ,i!!Ml•l ., . �-~ • • 1 I • Oak Grove ,Group Toured Community J B-DaUy Sentillel, Porn4!roy-l\Uddleport, 0. , Dee. 4 , 1961 i Did You Know That The Voice 01 Broadway Miss Frands Has Perfect, Charmin'!, Helpful, Book Heat Is On Lavish Charity Events - B:v BLANCHE M. BASKINS was te a moment : 1\'0\. %j - "A bright e. year old He pulled back and let go a I was asked bv an adult .JUSt what I ha , ' . Vffi HkCr Wh.IC h 1111.d C,fiSE'V 1OW ht"r.. famtl.,· consisted of. "K" darnn . •. · . . " 1 ri']J your wheelbar\\l' ll sa1d the child. there row .'' he said and wulked off in arc two brothers . two sister1, one thP dark cloufl of his thougblsarlult. '.tnd one adultereu." and unfounded rears. From a really tremendoUJ ryet small m volume ) book that l'm JUST ANOTHF:R choice vPrsion I'I'!H1i ng ''That Certain Some- of .Josh llillinr!s famous truismthing : · by T.V.'s beloved Arlene ''I've had a lot of troubiPs in mv Fra nci s. lifP . most of them never happen- C:i\•ln~ a brief autobiographical ed.·• nolr in the Introduction, Arlene Si'I V5. "T was born in Boston. OTHF.R INTRIG11TNG chnoter ra ised in New York, and died in twndings in thi s book are _ d;wlime telev\!llion." , "Yawns Are Conta.~Zious,'' "The Hut that vibrant _personalitv ·Sandpaner Perso na l't1 v,·· "A re i will ne\'er real1y be dead, so no~ 1 ~ey ReallY Out to ~et You':"' she hllrsts forth with this charm· ~ver the B11ck Fenre' and in~ anrl deeply helpful book. M·~~t J11st Be A Wonderful 'f'pr. , son - to name a few of the 17 rrAS'T RESIST ~iving you the short chapter!! and a little over '"KPtlv antJ the Wheelbarrow" lSO OR!l~ - small but miqhtv in story . with which ahe begins the Its endearln'! advil:'e which drives chanter "What Are You Afraid at the very heart of the reader. - By DOROTHY KILGALLEN A national weekly magazine is "researching" New York's fabulous charity balls, trying to find out what percentage of the tic~et-buyer's dollar actually goes to the good causes, versus h ow much is spent on food, lavish decorations, entertainment, and the people who "organize" the parties for a hefty percentage. They may uncover various surprising facts (for example, committee members for a recent gala were offering last-minute tickets at half-price, and when there were no takers, they gave away thousands of dollars worth of free tickets just to get the people to fill up the tables). news announcer on WNEW that Joan Sutherland starred at the Mettopolitan Opera in "Lucia di Lammermoor," not in "Lucia Day Lammermoor'"? The cast of "Carnival" thinks Anna Maria Alberghetti's smile is brighter than ever now that Claudio Guzman is here from the West Coast. But nobody is rash enough to bet she'll marry him A magazine editor who is writing a book on fallout shelters - can yo11 wait for this one? - has let it be known that he's tolling on the tome at the special request of the W~ite House. Marlene Dietrich is pleased with audience reaction to h e r performance in "Judgment at Nurembe•g," but that's hardly likely to make her try the Broadway stage in "Mother Courage,'' a new play by "Nuremberg" author Abby Mann. Despite the hopeful rumors, Marlene is far too scared of New York to accept a role in a legitimate drama; she won't ·even bring her night club act Into Gotham, although she's performed at nearby places in the Catskills and New Jersey. Give Afdera Fonda this week's gold medal for courage . The zipper in her glamorous Italian dress began to come apart in El Morocco the other night, but she went right ahead and ordered a plate of spaghetti, anyway . . . . . Lester Lanin has been invited to make a quick tour of some of the big hotels in South America this Winter and introduce the Twist . . . Tip to would-be ~lamor girls: the scent Liz Taylor is weanng this season is Jungle Gardenia. Your beau can buy you a whole flask of it for Christmas for only $500. Those who were present at the Camelot when Keely Smith decided to do a Twist to end all Twists won't soon forget it. The viewers seemed evenly divided between those who wanted to s e e more and those who thought it was A Bit Too Much . .. Edith Pial's great interest at the moment is a gaunt English Of" '' songwriter, Yann Dallas, who has been Kf'llv . on -his way to bill neigh. SATffiJC ARTJCI.E In toda~··s her house guest for some time . Pial's bor's to horrow his wheelbarrow tNov. l7) Life MAiiJ!a:dne wh1ch French friends say his friendship has pel ~ to thlnklm!-"What If Caaey rea_llv su~s up the silly extent to helped her more than any miracle drug · · h I'll be tl wh1ch we ve gone on commemThose who've seen rushes of 11 Five Jsn 1 omewall ng my I . tinw ~otng there!' rnorat10n stamns. Fin~er Exercise" predict Rosalind RusRut hl' sttll kept walkin'(. Then It's title . "Stamos ,. With Big sells performance will win an 0 scar hr thought : ''What if Casey TS Stamp of Disapproval and jt>ers l nomination . homE' but his "'ileelbarrow is brok- at the crudeness of stamp!! por· Joe DiMaggio, without a blonde in fll . Tht.n rn really be WB!Iting my travtne- the chicken industrv t I sight, celebrated his 47th birthday with . " had one. ahout a I94R one show1ImP . inll a biq rat Buff Cothin . l;enn pal George Solotalre at the Cafe Pompeii Mort Sahl's small role in "AdRut he deided to keep on going. and on down the line In the n~o: vise and Consent" wound up on the cute Then the thollght came to him, fession .<J, the bu~lness worlr! ling room floor Many of the top "Wha~ if Casey is home and his Mother's Dav and just the oth: wheelbarrow Is In good shape- er day 1 received a JettE-r with members of tbe Jockey Club are trying hut suppose he decides he doesn't "NfliRmut.h 1861·19fll.'' honoring to talk Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt into want to lend it to me?" bosketbntl. The writer herself de- taking over as head of the New York RaWith this thou~~~:ht he began to plored this big, sornwlinil slamn, cing Association when John Hanes Nobody in the Tin Pan Alley jungle leaves the position . . . Barbra (she fret and fume worse th.an ever, sol savin~ you could hRrf'lv ~et it these days seems the least embarrassed Men he ~ot to Casey I door, he and the 8drlress on 'twas one spells it that way) Stre!sland, the singer to put his name on a composition as if it in the Blue Angel show. has been grabwns practically In a rage. of the tinter envelor bed by David Merrick for "I Can Get It were an original with no bow to the dead Casey opened the door, greeted I him pleasantly. Kelt dicln't I Just for the record - 1 Implore for You Wholesale." She's a splendid ad- composer. Current examples: Elvis Presley 1s sin,png something titled "I Can't -:;::;~;~;;;~y~~~ DAd, whl'n he I'(Pls slamllS for dition to show biz. ,, '!IVIQIU !-k~~ me (a~rl T use rr~ther a lot of Help Falling in Love," which anyone theml 'Be sure to get the re~The true life story of Alicia Dar r with a rudimentary knowledge of music ~;:1:;:~.- 1 do NOT want the Purdom Clark, who was headlined as will recognize as "Piaisir d' Amour," and "the 13-day bride who inherited $10. there's a record on the market titled """'"" . We can eet SO sillv in this our 000 ,000" 1s · b etter than most movies.' "Don't Stop Now,'' which Is a melange heloved U.S.A. -over fooO. dane· Sh h .t noard o! County Commission- In~. reading, love making and . he came ere as a refugee from a Pol- of the chorus and verse of an old Whi e 1 ts •oncen ration camp and made the )\jlssian ballad, "Kalitka," known in EngPrs to Ashla nd 01! and Refining whnt have you. But deliver me Cinderella stor~ all the way. Her meet~ lish as "The Little White Gate." r.oH, parcels, Sutton. h d rrom these gr:eat big king .<;ize ·mg WI'th wea It Y Alf re d Cornmg ·· nd H Clark There a·re also. so-called "son~writovhmo arhree t, ec. , to -~tnmp~ - nnd don't forgl't to was unconventional, but within six weeks ers" who don't mind taking credit for fo 1\rt ur L. t'pencer, Margaret A. l rPnrl lhe Life article. I aft er th ey 'd sa ld h e11o he gave h e r a tunes penned by living authors: a curIs, Orange. S·,f'nct>r, parce HayDmond Harbl'<rht. doc., to J'VF. PROMISF.D m'"•lf for 8 $95 ' 000 di amond engagement ring. rent record on the Bruce label credits H A!ter Allred's sudden death, Alicia one "Clta" as composer of "Sunday 1t.~.::'h"t amrerht, Robert F Har· Jon" whtl~ that 1 shall hrtng up remamed quietly close to his mother's Kind of Love"-and all this time " Ph!\ J Harbrer.ht. cert. l ~hi' followm~ rath~r ticklish sub· side unUI the announcement f h b' S f11r trnn!-1, Pomeroy. wrt Mmely the comphlnt I'Ve lnher't d 0 er 1g A CAP thought it was written by Bar· • t ance was rna e. bara Belle, Anita Leonard, Stan Rhodes ln hn C. Doo1ey, Marie Dooley to hrnrd from R .(ood mnny neople Will b d E ·trl Rafferty, Edna Rafferty, so 1thnt for too often 8 deceaRed one'.11 __ some__ ~X~!e~_s_e t~~! the 3 a.m. and Louis Pr~m_;_a.:_.- - - -- - - - - "You ' I tan ... Then tho group journeyed t< the home of Rev . and Mn. Ca1 -- A Favorilel FreshiJ Baked .. ,~ CINNAMON OR POWDERED SUGAR "ENGLANDER" MATTRESS SALE DoL Only NOW PAY JUST PER SET _ _ _ PRICES COOD THRU WEDNESDAY ALL EVANS STORES $69·95 MATTRESS OR BOX SPRINGS MAY BE PURCHASED SPEARATELY . at S3S·00 each SEE THESE BONUS FEATURES IN ORDER TO IIRVIALL OF OUR CUITOMIRI WEREIIRVI THE RIGHT TO ' LIMIT QUANTITIES One Lonely Voice Doe8n't Like Candidacy United Action Against Cuba Gains Impetus Swilt'o Froson CANDLELICHT DINNIRJ Chichn Ham Turhy Salltbvry Stec.k ar Sllc~d leef: ' Dinners Land Transfers ' '""""""'"'"..,.""'"""""""""•I 1 name iR not f•ven mentioned 8 t F:arl and Edna Rafferty tCJ 1hi.~ funf'rnl Francois Rousseau Hilda Rou.!!· "Tf , seau, acrea, Sal~m. It wns1 ~~~~ 1 kn~wn, myself, that 50 Albert Hill Jr ora E Hill to h ~ym~ there, I shou ld flnle w H•ll M~~Y Jane ·Hill ne,ver uve ound out who th~ · 13 1 se v1cemwas acres Letart, to me r th1or" hns been sa ld · •o cnnonce. James P. Osborn, Detty L C , f o~born to Marietta El~ Co nn t we or Rood ness IAkf!, R1i!ht of Way Ohve . ~et out nf thlll rut, or whatever ft . Thelma Carpenter to Henry IS?S h Cnrpenter, lots, Rutland. uhrr 1Y 1 e departure from this 1 Mayme F. Hobart, Esther H e~rt g d of ·Vl't onet more human beClnrk, Lenort H. Kent, John H I ~:me "'tcrves ~ 1~a!ll I that his Kent. Arthur Clark, Carla Klein, le mcnllone Re otJves of Peter F Kle-in to Noel Herrmann ~;~e ~ere p~ese~t at a service Edith HerfiJ\ann, parcels, !lion ~e kv wlee w erde such omis· no p uce - an were prop~ury. b erly mdi(tmmt · dl "rPs, Salerr.. ' vi}}e Harrison Honor Pupils . d Are Announce 11 mplore you •l'"'c. ne " - and they couldn'! we recall correctly - and affect- Lennon Sisters ainiJ the convmce her !.bat the Victrola ionate thoughts comes to us of "Greensleeves'' - Wonder W~!l run neither by gas or elec- that man of God now passed from that's so sdd, even thouah 10 trlclty. our midst - We stop and chat t~t earthly sweet- Santa seemed their store) with Sndle Cro!s Lew· arrive an various nelghborlna ' always so sunny- an 1 towns jullt 8! the last T. Glvlng LOOKING AROUND- Doing a · tB- Shes b · 'I Wishbone · teenty bit of Christmas shopping usy, too - S • tewed turnips was being cracked -and proud that I could get a toe today - I believe I've It's as bad a• Hamlet - "Thf m the door -A local teacher aim- enough for this fail , ns of funral balr:ed meats Do eaerly • a seasona I t hlng With . lng at the next gala day after Th eyre furnish forth the marriage feast'' Hallow E'en asked her younssters fall only - and SlppJn' Cider -and nothing - now -will t~Uite • ''What comes after Hallow E'en?" I Th roug h A Strswt• ts my tune aett1e down till the last 1tamp if and one httle feller piped now - We've slugged down so \!eked and the last ribbon tied "The Emergency Squad'' _ much I hate to tell you the total December 25. lives near one of Its u 1 u~l as of now - One theory, il heli~' IIF"'"Oiiii"'"'"'"iiiiiii;iiilliiiiiliiiii'il and Is duly . arthritis- -Well, It's by far lnfinfl Wh"lt8 Ior o bit And eeelng three t d 11· htf 1 ed' · mos e g u m Jcme I r CAN'T GF.:T I Come Josephine, ln My Dr,anna Blackwood, Stenn tllul red coati right In F- Away Waverly Starcher. Flftlo Grode - Stacy May eo, Rodney llut<bee, Annette Ebersbaeh, Connie Hotlleld. S lepbe n Donohue lA'•~. 8 !Uio Gra41 ...: P!tyllio Davidson, 8amm11 Lewit. Marie Arix, WendeD M:eyen, Barbara Dillon Mtko Bor~, . FBEE! "':.~~~= J-Piece Bedroom Suite \ Ill. s.il'••llll Grtole - Larry Pauley ~. Arthur Jarvi1, June Jt!II'YJI, Doana Iva PIIIJ Wall«D, 7'DeUdous Soups ~~~~o\11~111' Abe. Gibioo,Danny i &ayer .,,..... loyw . ·~.;..ony co11011 felt. Neoda., G•rtlon Vetttablo, Green Pta, Golden Onlon, mare dee-ll~tful Thurber 11 . A 3-Pe. Bedrvom Suite at each otore - Rutland Fw'Dtt<ore and Maaon Furnitura. Notllln1 to u.'l for ~our tree Uctet. ~eed. not .be pta~eot RUTLAND, OHIO • . VOU NEED A HOUSE SLIPPER Whi\o Fur Cotlor. "'"' 3·1 1.99 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPORT Relnf......, ttltcltetl, ••I' DRYER proof aidewoi!J. Cord handles. • • R this year a WAX PAPER TOILET TISSUE scon1Es ' 11s• Roll 28c 4's 38c ' -Ct. 28c CUT-IITI ,. lEW KITCHEl TOWELS ' LARGI 35c $Colla" You'll be lop man on the totem pole with 11 11ft af a new kitchen for Chrlat"'pl. No -~ dawn • • • Eoty budget terma, Soo ao1tr. ' ' loll sc:on ·. DINH._. ~·.' ICOn TOILET TISSUE PALMOLIVE 2..,lh ,,.. 33o 2Rolla 29t SOFT WIAVI .i ........... . MABON, w, VA. . .! """"'' .........e. e•tl colorful . It is natural that every woman managing a modem bout! hold should want to avoid the choredom of lugging wash to the drying line . with a bagful of pins and weather worrie& When you ~ready b h 1ethm, be sure to go all the way •• , get a GAS Dryer. A GAS Dryer is a more careful dryer. Takes better care of nice tbinga, It dries wash fresher than any other automatic dryer and does it fast, because of a generous ftow of warmed fresh air. So epntrOI]able you can finish each wash as you like it; just right for ~._or ready to fold away. Make your wash hour more cbeerful, Jess chorefuL Get a GAS Dryer. W0¥11ft - · · . CASHM.I . BOUQUET. TOILETnSSUE .. zloll• 21a . .: ' r.o Mason Flft'lliture to dry abig wash fresher ·than ,any••.faster than many •..a load for apenny WAUIOIP , Rutlalld Furniture el • I d Knorr's SOUP - CNam of Mushroom CNam of *k. I o t f lA PIIlS Aiboft 11mnoa. -~ . ' Raodall CafJOY. 99c .for GiveAt Mo ••rnttv': s-c•. Pockog.. =-::::~;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;::~:;;;::::::::~. r•lnl. Gn•e - Ernie J one '· Grade - Kalhy Gilkey· Cathy staaley, Oweu Blackwood, Do11111 Hantna, Bonnie Haning, Linda fA>Iterlll, Catherine Cotter- 12 _,_H ..... HI.., iMetsprillg ullit. Glove Leether oUU ner of St. Albanl!l bringing his over at the Uhrary - Read mother four fine aquirrel! on a Ma threw a shoe throngb 1 - I rant, thing of a INlndow, 11 which one cop recent ~Sit nicer g1ft - or course, Mrs. F. marked 11 The lady 1e1una a prof\1,ptly gave one away · hiatorlcal" - it'll rock you ~alights in 10 dotna - My first Ueve me - Hope you heard glimpse of al!Uertna !rota and street llghtlnga yesterday Methodist Church Ia to get new outdoors decoratloils choir slngen (flgurea• we•ve for 15 years or so were made and put up by Rev. Brady Moore. Debra Gtrtey, P•atiY St&ata, Gordon Proff", Jay Wauonu, DUly Hall, Ruth Arlit, Dwtaht WilliamlOll , took - -1 just read GRATE BROS. Hayu, Cl'alg Hanning. BISCUITS I And don't let -Owner• Frances Smart Ada away mml ·1nmell Thurbe r, ramous recent y de· cealed humorlot born in bus · ~ ' Plll1&urv or Ballard I mo have to •ver ••Y thl• again. I linger Ferne Ch..aebre:. - and "The Night the Ghost Got 1n"'··'Y· II speak for the manv who have ' ' · spoken about lhJa ·t do they ever add color to a dark Aud its m a book Goodd ~:,::,~,;11 0 me. November day- Laurence keeping's "Fun and N011 The Harrloonvillo Elementary He tello ol h!o mother Srhool Honor Roll hao been an- would say to them "Don't nounc&d 11 follows: around without gasoline - it Ftnt Gt... -lrll Arex. .:he valves or 10methlng.'' dy Butcher. ~udy caraey. And she was constantly CarNy. the Victrola would blow s.eou GriN!I _ Nancy ruxon, .. the early kind that ley, Teddy .. ..:... hi } ·•I:) DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS ,._. ................. . . izer built into areo wh ... 65% ot-Bqdy weight il _A!fai..._ . Tues., Wtcl., Thun. .' Double Your Porchase 111 Poll Parrot Stamps BAKER FURNITURE -¥1d~loport, . D- WAIINI OP COLIJMBVS UPI - State We~ lare Ohio llariiDi • ''. . '• January. . . - lo forcod ID . __ _ _ _ _ _ _" - - . 1111 ! lhr7 Gorman hal llpn.lioled t10t11ouo w~~· 1a - Roush's Shoe Storell...,""' ; MiDDLII'ORT eee your gaa appliance dealer ctTTS lorlP' ... I THE QHIO FUEL GAS COMPANY ' �.- ····· ,,< t' - ------ -- ~- - - -· · - · - ---~~ -- --- - -~-- --- · ' - - - - - - - - - • 1v.. lohnston'o ..., and lamlfr. !Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 4, First Panther-Jacket Cage Clash Comes On Tuesday Night On Middleport's Gym Floor Coach Moore's Qub Is Favored To Keep 1961-6~ Rerord Uean Rio Graode College'• young throe gamet. Comm<ll1ln& .. the TOI'ALB a.D-1011. team tr.vet.,d to Bickley, W. Rio Grande aent four player• terwarda, COach Lanham said JUO GRANDI Cll) va . liaturday lflght and ron bead Into the double ooorlng eolumo, felt tU long Thankogl\'lng Smitla I:H4; Aruott U-10 ; ini!J! Into s toam thai eould do but thia wa& oot enough ao Bec:lt: lion layolf had burt hta team """·1 -.-. llot-1; young J.U; Marko : Bldlenlafll+ll; Bob Hart00 wrong which mult<d In the ley showed live players In dou- siderably, ID !bat too many oecond defeat of lba IOUOII . u ble digits. lhDts ......, mlued and the l'e' S:l7 • JW:o U.lll· Wllllarna Beckley College pooled a 1 - The Hawko' perfectly oxocul- bounding was pnu:tleatly - · . sW 'Bariman~; Gilmore victory ed fast break sometimes oent a IJtent at ttmeo. TOI'ALB D-:I&G. The Hawks wuted littlt time throe on ooa or a four on I '" o 'l1le loOB was the I<!OOIWI against . on the Inept Redmen as down the floor after a rebound, lbree wino for RJo Grande the host team rBD and shot thelr an dthls resulted In a 23 point they pre~ to meet ·s· way Into • hollllme lead of (50. production by Gene Sumpter plu.s Cbrlsllan Tburlday night at 32 and continued to show their Dave AlberltoD'I I& markers. Oak Hill High School mastery of the IIAldmon 11t the For the lo<oing Redmen, Bernie BECKLEY COLLEGE tlOII oe<ond hall. Bleterstall's 18 polnta WljS high. Chamben S.ll-!3; Edwards A comblnatiOD o1 a l·Z.J ZOllO Other playe.., l1t double figures 7; Sumpter S.S.23 ; Melvin defense, a bluing la~t break and were Paul Srnlth wltb 14, an d Varney 1.0.2; F ox 1:1-14; --' Lany Arnett wl lh ray IH:4; Le MaBter iJ.0-15; control of the boards eauaed the Dick Raee """ Rio Grude charges of Cooclt Art 10 each. 2.().4; Albertoon 7·2-16; Bailey Tbo lledlard Bobc:all won Lsoham to lose their 1 e eon d 1B OW!r Letart. 111gb oeoro man AD Stan / Bedford . chool News Reported Hondo Gets 28 Porn·ts But Pro Standings Lucas Held To 11 In. Wm" straight after winning their lint NoiiOIUII League Eulml By DICK JOYCE Wlo. T. Pet. PF PA Uolled Preso bttemutlo•ol ~ew York 9 3 0 .7SO 333 189 doach Fred Taylor isn't Philadelphia 9 3 o .750 310 Z45 ing 'toaay because Jerry Lucas, ::leveland 8 4 0 .M7 198 248 college basketball's outstanding Pittsburgh 5 7 0 .417 265 25S player for the past two seasons, St. LouiJ 5 7 0 .tl7 228 254 SQ>red only 11 points in the Dallaa 4 7 1 :384 1911315 eyes' opening victory. Washington 0 11 1 .QOO 126 338 Lucas, bidding for his third Wellen Dlvtololl straight AIJ,America b<rill, }reeo Bay 10 2 0 .133 S46 .].84 only seven shots from the Detroit 7 4 1 .&\3 233 D4 against Florida stale 3oltlmore 7 5 0 .583 258 249 night but the top-ranked 5an Fran. 8 51 .145 SOO 2Z4 came t)lr<!ugh with 8 ~trong ::hicago 6 6 0 .500 257 25.'1 effort and ~ 72-57 trtumph. Mi~aota3 9 0 .:YO 243 •342 Ohio Sta~ 8 opponen~ ~or this '.oa AIIJ!eles 3 9 0 .250 212 2112 -~ - Pittaburgh, Wwhila aod &uDdoy'o Renlls Wake Forest-may decide to fol- \ \ \ Make , , • BAHR CLOTHIRS GREETS TEAM WINNIPEG, Man. ~~;~~~~:!Ill person& turned out to Winnipeg Blue Bombers foottemn SUnday at a victory celebration at the Winnipeg Arena Bombers won the G~y Cup cblun!>loru!hip at Toronto Saturday the Hamiltoo Tiger I OIIIW.. .... HIM I IN MIDDLEPORT YOUR,, , CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ', HEADQUARTERS} NOTICE New Chrbtmas Store Hours STARTING THIS WEEK IOpon """ doy ott dar 7:00 A.M. Saturday til 9:00 P.M. Plcktmlfilr your IShop Chrl- ' uy·Awoy Pion H you wtoh. til StaG P.M. - tllto - Uoo Our HARDWARE~l and ninth-ranked West Detron 16 Chicago 15 --but coacll Taylor coWdn't eare >reen Boy 20 leBB. New York 17 \ it. Louis 38 Washington 24 Ohio State will face its Blilfeat of the new &eason Forest Saturday night Salem, N.C. Lucas, on his only attempt in first half and connected o~ 2 of feld goals 11t the s€cond SlOOO? I ,. ;} t:·· 0.1. ••• B WHY' SO MANY' BANK ON US W. ,._the Nih Ia yaur h.... foot,,, up to $2000. Get,_ loH Oft ,.ur own,, .lncltpMdent, confldentlel. .i ............ • • b 111 rent. We nepect ywr wlohH, W. ....., WW ... the"*' toed eut of y.M~r INn. diiCI!)Into, buy cllh 1Mrgel111o ' d l ,.., Iff....._, ...., ...... •••,....... Ia- pi-,,. HAVI I.OWII PAYMENTS. , 1ft - o f elc.._ er the -p11ted, WI !rut you ritlht, Creolt lite . ._,.. 11ncels your~ In- ef death, Over 100,000 Ohio ,....Ia uoe City L0111 Smtln. t yhtYM' CltJ .._ tr'ldlt...,. •' ...... ell- Ohla. '"'- -~ ...... ~ ........ "'truet ._. ....... ( 125 .1. Main St. - Pome,.y, 0.· . lhoM WY~·2171 r 1 •L Mahokeyr Mgr. ~ t 'R' I MON. THRU U.T. CLOIIO T-IDAY APTIIINOOII Cage. Scores st. JO!tph'l (Pa.) .'71 BuehnU 4t Bonaventure Q Ktat St. U st. Ma'Dhattan 6t Dlll'fm:outl• 41 Pena SL 71 Marytaod 611 Duquesne 72 St. Francis 5I CCNY 13 Columht~ 60 NYU 73 Vlrglltla Teeh 70 Seton Hall 74 Soulhera 71 m. C.ols!QB '1! Ohio U. II North Carolllta. 81 Vlrgtala 48 Nordl Canlillla SL 1f Telltlf&JJee It Wakfl Fortlt 96 Davltii!IOD a , Lontalaaa Sl. ll'l Loyola (So.) 48 Tulaee 87 Loalsfana Ill West Vlrtlnla 61 Wm. a. Ma17 IS a.-. Citadel 85 Georgia St. 73 Louln!Uo 44 Willen!,.., Sl ttl VMJ 84 Miami ts Jaek801Willt ·10 J[ealuek]o ta Mlllllll IOittoill Mloltlgaa 74 Boll Sl. 80 Mlolttgo• St '15 No. Mkhtgao 5I -- A V-B.,-...... dependoble, llahl, o4!1fut'... ...,..,. maintain tbal ill overall Cllllt II rl~ thi .. '"""'tY· ilha flleiJIIidUI.fm)Ill ' '\1,h; .......... """' 111)1·11111 ftr • • ~- JdiiDi. . ID-lllleeiz 'J11eaddedldp"l~~AI.'V·8...... lleco-lbeTIII ......... 1m ............ ....,._, · ptotnl... hlab4;r 1.......8 . . .I~' fof ~f-.,.: DONAL Y:,8 lllaY be pulled alf tbe liDo IIIII ieclal lg a .'. day. And lripo·-lioiolltti. ' ••. ' .,; ·.; 1000 ~ fall.load. fiiB..Ihl tlb c.a-.. -~ Tble . .... . Tb<> hr-!iA'flOtt.liL V-8 alcme wuct;etli~~e~l'lmll . .......,....,dayo~Dodoq i ........, ... ,..,....,__. IICl'll.,naa a lr~~tk en,u.e. For ~le-1!01 wa~~ durabilll¥, liil :roar taac11a. _ ... ,llltake 1118Dlfold (an Illlel'DaliOI(iBI •~"~'Irirllf&!l' S.. U fillltV .iloaul .... ~~ . . ..._, ·•• POMEROY, O; '. .. i :~n···~"' ... \ .' ' W.. A IAtllt All o- Olllo - ·----·-- · -··-- • Tr•ck e Self Storing e All Custom Built To Fit Any Size King Builders Supply Co. PHONE WY·2-3741 Above payments include priocipaf and charges. Oilier amounts and cnaturities availabla. Hoth·ing goes up this chimney but wattr vapor and air another new way AEP keeps your electric costs low First time In the Westem Hemisphere! (Ooing up on tl\e Big Sandy River In .eastern Kentucky is this 320-foot-htgh water cooling tower. Operating much like the radiator In your car, it will 'lastly multiply the cooling capacity of Big Sandy, permit the Installation of 20 times more electric-power generation capacity. Result: Low-cost power can be produced where low-cost ' fuel is available, even if cooling-water supply is limited. Doing things in new ways to Improve service and efficiency Is one big reason why the average unit price of electricity, for customers of Ohio Power Company, • ·has not gone up during twenty years of inHation. Macllell broke Doug Jon•• streak Eastern Wins Second67-47 Over Shade IN NEW JEJISEY SP-4 James F. Bowles, of the S. Anny, son of Mrs. Ernest Bowles, who was called here In Tex.-BID Meek was October, due to the death of his . . coacll at father, left Wednesday . for MeSouthern Methodist. Guire Air Ba&e In New I!IUNDAY . where he boardnd a plane MILWAUKEE, Wls.-The Green Thursday to return to hta base Hay Packer& clinched the Westem Ludwlgsburg Gennany. Div-ision litle In the National Foot·lf'iiii......i'-';;;;;;;;;;;;;;...i...i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"il League by beatiog the Naw York Giants, 20-17. eAre You Pl•nning WEST PALM BEACII, Fla. 'A New Home? Coach Bob Aabley's Eal!to.nl Gay Brewer Jr. of Crystal River, Eagtea won tHeir second Fla., won the West Palm Beach • Does Financing ) In two days wbell they easily golf tournament with a '12St11nd In Your W1y? posed of Shade of Athens Co. score of 2'14. the seore of 111-n In a Saturday If so, perhaps we can night game played at EasiA!m. PTI'SBURGH -Phlladephla Ea· The vJSitors were aever iD the gles' defensive back l,rv Cross suf. help you! Write us '•... game ao · the Alhleymen ripped fered a po.Slble eoncussion In a Giving us style of home oft a 19-9 first period lead aDd game again&! the .Pittsburgh Steel· you desire, location, smn1 lltcre&sed the margia to ~ by 811! and W88 taken to a bospltai and price 'range. balftlme. for obk.ervation. Strictly Confidantlal At lbe third twn II was 5!>3> ' • tbe team. piayod' ' even. >b;i'; II BuPri!AoLM"?9PRINGS· Calii.-Woltor P.O. Box271 01 ol Detroit carded a the fourth period with II I' ·w1n the Indian Wells Invitationb Eastern bad opeued their cltamplon~hlp . si>D , Frkloy night ~alnst land wltb a tbrllllati win or the Had Devils. Ia Saturclay'o coaiost. Don Fltcll, a 8'9'' oophom~ lorwanl, and 5'9" ~- "'""' JID! i:oldweD led the winners with excellent oUtside ohootlatl. Ftteb lbolahed as the same'• top oeorer with 21 while Caldwell wu busy adding lJ polnt.s Ia the winning effort. Virgil Holsinger, the 1'1" oen: lor center, did his sbare too u he CODIIOeted for Ill poinil. Otta Gutherie and Doo Jelfero shared &COring honors for t h e looero wltll 14 polnta uc:h. EasterD'I reserves made it a clean sweep by downing Shade sa.a in ille llc!:Jifter. .... · 1 ... ~&i.SP, :~~pnent Company ··· ·w.· MtttJ ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. ' Rlf!e 84 Georpa Tech 80 Kansu St. t4 New Men:lf!e 5! pi agreed to face Texas in the Oklahoma G6 Soatben Cal. 58 Cotton Bowl on New Year's Day. Wtchlla 78 Wyomtoe 54 Moalau Sl, • Waobtagt.. Ill, Arizoaa Ill. 78 Utah 71 III!AMI BEAOII, Fla. - Eddie ldallo 'It Gouaga 11'1 ~ARKVILLE. OR PERHAPS ti> Marietta, M.;, Mldijf to Aloin and Edward Smith Hill, W. Va. · Mr. Harry Dean visited Mr. lin. John pean ud IWIA>Y 8milb visited Mr. MtB. GeDe Smith• Mr. and Mra. Weekend Sport Summary BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-.Alabama, of 19 straight boxing.wins by gainniter wl!ming all 10 regular ..UOn a ID-round deeiaion at Conven· football games, accepted a bid to Hj!]J. ~11 ,\rk~ In the Suger Bowl. ,_, to Charleston Billy Scb· OP!N t A.M. TO I ON SATURDAY UNTIL -· ~ th ~ poop& 1k foot.! Southern California, which Deatou Are Teug:b $25 to $2000 DIC, 23RD. ~ pupils at School. 'I1lese penons have ;ts opener over Missouri. lost to away of a recent: weekend: Oklahoma,66-56, and lOth ranked Jani<e Eutman to ColumbUJ, Arizona Stat.. knocked off Utah· Reed to Martoa, Mrs. !ofll· to Elwood; Indiana, Harold <P(Cj ., - • lire : : WRAP UP YOUR SEASONAL EXP£N'$ES and brina 'em to us' a00 Clarence defeated William and ~:~::c:w.mer ~::::::~:; Mr. Fronk Cheooebr... and Loe ,Jr. of Yellow Svrings are an- Mro. Hockhold of Ullea, H. 11'.. Fetty called 00 membel of the I QOUJJcing ~ birth uf a da ughter are great·&rancimodwlrL Lallpvllle C!>urcll Wednosday Dobra Mane oo Thuroday Noolgbt. vemb<r 30. Grandparen!S are Mr. Warnero a!Jo ha~ two tdl!lr By Hn. Alflla Barr and Mrs. Robert Warner Sr., daughters . Rulh, age 111, ••• MAombero ol the LanpviDe, lbree to~~lumand~~·..·~~ ~~ , Church held 1 <uvered dish lllp- II'Omroy; and Mr~ and Mro. f;•·Margaret. age . . ~ eoo:J'ted'b;';:;;; ~··I per honoring Mr. and Mrs. Prank . Cheesebre'" of Middleport. OthMr. and Mro. Blair Cadwollader lm attending were Mr. and Mr1. 1 and Kn. JUII Marolle and ehiJd. Cor! Gorby and Ronnie. Mr. and ren spent the woebnd with their I Mrt. Lee Felly and ,;,DB, Dick • • • I 6 • Mr. and Mro. Alpba Barr. ! and Lorry, Mr. and .Mro. Hoben • M... Euga Jolmotml and Mr. I :!'·a'!~~· ;:!~Y· :~ :"~ • New $2,000 loan limit and Mro. R00ert Ha)ool Lynch, Leona • Take up to 3 years to repay Th Its•"""" D with Bruce an I!Y'"<Ufi ay *Credit Ule Ins -··..- - . avao'lab'· and went to Columbus suur· l Janet Kennedy, Helen Bolen ~ ...._ Effie White. at low ••uup rate& to spend the week end w Krs. Annie )IJ]Ier who haJ been went to Mari<IU aYet I ]I wfth Mra. Vona Ml•:;:~ l Smith. :10 points. weekend. attended wu Duane Slddero wltb 9 points, The followtns hav. blrlhdo>YIO 1SciOO.I at LangJVille Sunday. IChuclt Smith with I pillnts, DanDean Dee. 1, Nathan Don Gorby .... a 'llumlaoglvlltg : ny Bri,kles 4 points, Everett BatNo. :19, aod Patu Well NOY . dinner guest of bia son. Carl .. 2 polnto, Bob Whally 2 points, by and !amity. and Dick $af1ell~ 2 points. vidaon, 116-82, slxth~ranlred KaD- Tbo t1tb and 1th have 1 110W State topped · Now Mexico, Kn. Dieill. Len Chappell and &.to: Bob Wollard, who Espe'ially when John <lloDdol the veteran Wake Forest crew · ~inDeaota -t;a Loa ngeles 21 Havlicek, one of three starters victory last Saturday!. ·I ::loveland sa Dallal 17 back from last season's NCAA f~ c· . tl h-' f I In li&ts take the ala k "th mcmna tiU our payers America Leapt na • : . f ·UP \ew~d double figures, led by Tom ThackButen Divlllea a ~pot th peFrlonnd_ance as 20 points, against Indiana w L. T. P~. PP' PA agams Beae ora t&ns. The Be ats wh I st l8 AI80 WID arc • o o -louston. I 3 1 :rn 418 Z06 . . rca . starters from last year, got Boston 7 4 r 636 337 292 Cincmnati, upset wmners over . • . th B k . the 1961 NCAA I pomts from huge Paul Hogue, . ~ew v~ ; ,vr.. 1 5 o .S8S 256 307 . e u~ eyes m . from Fred Dierking and 10 , ~uffolo 1 7 0 .4111184 314 finnl, picked up where II left off Geor e Wils Wetten Dlvldu with an easy 86-63 victory over g on. !anlllegp 11 1 0 .917 361 11111 Indiana State. It was tbe 23rd con· Sta_te_'12-FI-orld_o_st_ale 5'1 DaU11s 4 8 o .333 2SO 298 secutive win and 60th in a row at Dl!nver S 10 0 .!31 230 383 honie for the second-ranked Bear-ll'lll'd•>e 86 Pittsburgh 10 Oakland z 10 0 _167 2110 376 oats. Toledo 78 Morrta Harvey II$ BowliDg Greea ?8 Bradley 63 , SudAJ'I Jtetalta Of the rest of the nation's top DePaul 86 Millneiota 56 Buffalo 28 Oakland !1 10 teams, only Southern Califor· Drake 90 lndlaaa 81 New York 18 Dallas 7 nia, ranked No. 3, and Utah, Deiroll w..taem ODiario 51 lloilstoo ss ~ DIA!so 11 No. 7, went down ro defeat. . 66 . 18 Marietta ' · BW!oll • .~ 14' ' rl!liled Wake Forest do "'!!ed Da61 We stem Mlel. Dak.SI,C \ SATURDAY Now the INTERNATIONAL V·B is standard equipment on light and medium duty trucks .... Rol>ert MrBm.: i • .' \.I ' ' - ''. v •. ' 1: .... \;_;··'J':~· .. ....., . '. ... ',!,: ... , ;>.. ~·.t ! ;· ~·._ . ,.... ' f . r. " . ~~ra~Jtr._~::r'l~'!:;~~ ~I . ",~' • ).{ WE MIX TO ORDER AND ~LMRI EA8TII:IIN (I'll Rldeuour D-1·1: ~v.:arts N-2; Fltdl lllol-21; llollln&er M-12; Caobdollar 1.0.Z; Caldwell 7·11-19; . !Wris s.o-10: TOTALs ill-11-61, 811ADE (til Yjeye ~U; . ' . ~" 19110 ~ II "" 11'1 Re,.rve, Scolll: EuterD :Sbadl .. ! ,, Save' ume, labor and money! We mix cionqete to your specifications and deliver· rlaht to your. door. If your jeib · calls for ready•DII:i: concrete, 'call us! Free estimates! Jorllan '144; lei- fora 7.t:14; Gutherie l:s.tf; Bobq O-N. TOT~ 11:11 ~ #1, \ . &lore by cjuarleri: · ~had. i111 i1111 - II .. . ' "' ~· ~ ~~y~~H ~the~--M~~-~~~~·:~§•~r~v~isl~ted~j~~ ·~and~J~~J Baltbnore 20 San Francisco 17 ense Florida State threw at contend with the Deacons' 6-8 24.0- Tom Gilkey aDd Rose Christo-· L~I:H:D:I:U:R:Y~R:O:A:D~~~~~~~M:W:D:LE:P:O:R:T~,~o:·~t~3~~;~w;·~h;•;n;d~M;·~-~~~~a;n~·~H~e~~~2~1~1~1~,~·~~;•;•;s•~r~ SAN P'RAlfCl8oo was invited 10 play uaA In 1962 . Bocrl 811111. WANT . ·s100 fff:7i.'~;:~;; Rio Grande Redmen Beaten 109-82 Society Langsville News Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Phon~ WY·2'32f4' "' " PlGISt. ' .. . MIDDL!PORT Your sen~lce It better, your ratlllnl lowerllee&use l*ft of 1M American Ohio Power Company Is 1 £1ectrlc Power S,St.m. Sui>PlYlns f1101116l,ICI~i:il1 than any oth•r tn.,.tor-..ct utility, A'fP olds tho · economic 1rowth bl 2,350 communltlos In ......, atatft. Thcouah lntegtattd oporotlou:*; ....,..slve •naineerlq, rue1rch 1nd coordinated, ma,..... ment, tho six meniber companiu of AU bci!W you 1- PQWif with crcoatoll dopendabllltw• ' ' OHIO AN IMVRISTOI't•OWN•D PU.LI~ Ul'IL\TY r AM.Kl!UoN I!ILaCT!IIlO {!t..E 1!:> POW8R: ....,.-wM �·. • • '' ' ' r· ''Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cas!1. Use Sentinel Classifieds " ,, • J Today'sMedicol Report 11 BaroW 'l'lllmM HJma.a, M.D. see what happeu? '!'beD., 11 your Q - II ar6rMll mrdt .WOrM doem't 1top fallln1 out: aDd by eaiJni obout two orange. a beglD grow~DB back,-Jl¥1 me tbt day! U 10, which would be a bet.. name of your lavoritt ter aubstttute. pnme or ttg I'U tend 1 cblck u a POll CONSISTINT DliiPENDAILE RESllL TS A-n.n ... aamuy Q-bUirllttllatcorlalnllp. of arlhrttll aa there ort atldl colotJ .,. daqorouol 11111 juice!!. And there's wy a o n U,.,. •an procluet that's made better ar . wone A - n II ..... tnt. But oranges, prunes, flp or lll7 danger no ion&er lliltl Jlace er article of food. or any diet. S. Food 111<1 D"'i Adl~~ Or any vitamlu. or soy m!Derol. ~ baaDod ~ Ull oJ Or any eombiDaUon or vitamiDJ d)W ud and miDerals. or aea water, have obeyed whetber from the Atlptlc or the and desist" or<let. Pacific. ' RATES ' ....,rao... lor ...-., -._.__ OIOIItll for 10 OOD!o per ....... 1'1111 rote ol 6 -to per wuns will .. for 14.-.;q H aot pAid wllbiD lo dafo <Iter roeofrilll hUl Error• ID A4tertiauta--SbouJd llae reported hDnlediatelJ. !'M O&ilJ 8eadDeJ wiD ... t. ._DODIJble far mort thaD ooe IDilOIIect laserdta Card ol n.uo ODd Spoodal Notlooo ol EvODII, 11 .2&, far 50 word m.lnlm- ~ada .cldiUoDU •onl, le. Obltuariel D8'hbel 1t I Cllllll ,_ wri WOIIDIJ I DAY I DAYI I DAYa 1 KO. II toe IIOe SUI IUO • IDo II .... tl.llll 10.00 Jl 'Ill 11.60 lUll t'I.IO LINCOI../l IN DAILY CROSSWORD ,.,......., ........... IO. Kora. D. C&n4Ja.. nut '-1 ' eat. ..- W'lld. ODe m.tuo.r... Vbdmum dw'l........, P~ONE OOULD AAI'i of my igeoriPI!f, juict? ...,,. t-""' """' D~ly Sentinel, Po~eroy-Middll!port, 0 ., ~· 4, 1961-7 .21. T&JI,. bovd.ot I WY 2·2157 Youth Week Is In Progress I have read that baldness in women is a result rolling hair on tight rollers silting under a drier too often.· have been rolling my hair a·l>Out four times a week and WllftJ · drier about once a month. II condition is not hereditary, cause there has never been baldnesa on either side ol family, Please tell me is there way of stopping the lou of and if it's !JOS.!Iib.ie to hair back to its original thk:k-11 .•.. Get In Strideuse Classlft.-11 n~ss? A - M,v dear youg lady, reason like a fellow wbo has set fire to 1\is hoUA aad then dowo to the llrohoutt to find how they think tbt blue IIIJ~·II "' and who! be .U do to that It doe111't hoppn ogaiD. 1:j.'!:~:l': that you 111<1 Wormed Lll" 01 ""'ld don't you ltl ~niiiirollorlii DAILY SINTINEL , Phone WY 2·2157 W~PO Radio S: Ill Sign DD u,., CooqdrJ !lUIIe '111110 8:00 Todo,y With God 111<1 clriOr and ' Santa -Suggests... A .GIFT SUBSCRIPTION CoalltrJ ~llllltoroil 1:61 llelp OotlliiY Rrb 8: Ll • 8:63 Farm Time 7:00 - - , . 7:2S~W- 7:30 8:00 FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL Wd( lie a Gift fo.: the WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" Subscription Rates I YEAR · · .... · .... ·.. .. $8.00 6 MONTHS ...... · .... ·.. t4.25 New or Renewar GENTLEMEN: l 'tncl... •-------- for ...lcfiNnd _____ ' " " suiMcrlptlen to The D1lfy ltntlntl te: Jt•rn• ASSOCIATIS DISCOUNT CORP, Ramon Fuente._ Shop At Ingels For Chrlatmaa & Savel AUCWflON : Every 'fhur.doy ning at 7:30 p. m. at the MB,OOil·l f'fle Drive-In, Mason, W. New and used merf'handhle furniture. Anyone having thing to sell , bring it ln . Experieaeed 12 • ~p L.- JIOOOKH ONE HEREFORD BUll. for SH 2-1661. tl 2 6tp NO DOWN PAYMENT Main ~- Whh No Payment• Until N•xt Yeerl HoiP'Int Automatlo WASHiiRS ... DRYERS RADIATOR REPAIR CaH WY 2-2530. 12 • ROOMS AND hath, Pomeroy, Newly renovated. Available lle<ember 15. Phone WY 2-11293, Fronk l'uiat.. U 4 Ste ROOM 111<1 botb . . , - . ..d and bllb lf{orlmODL fumlaltod. Pllono IVY.usa WY-Nalt. • ....,m (22) BUILDING MATERIALS •• 111<1 one apartment lurnlabad. ties paid. CoU Dou SUvera furnlJhed $209.95 . Lly Aw•y FOr 2-02'18. After 5 caD WY Hl76. ROOM boua on block froancboot. Fife Novolty Sbop, Ml&lleport. Phou WY 2-2143 1 Pomeroy, Ohio lSI ' ~· ., $1.69.95 ,~hriltmn Nowl Ingels Furnfture .. . On The•luslllt Corntrln'Midclle'*" ------------------------------!----------- . ~~ ----------------------------------~----- llar!hrill ('l'uel. • • . oafJ) 7:50 Sohlo ""'" ftopOrl ll'riUful l'artJ. &:25 World New11 f:30 -~~~ Pari)> 1:01 Collll Wllh Jllllll 9:4S BtiiJ Ne10:00 Mora!DI !loditotiOiil IO:LI Colllng Pt. ~ , 11:00 Swap Sbop 6 Community BullellD Board ll:LI Colllllry Boo DoWII U:ll FI!'ID Time Ut17 IIJIIdoy Dow J - Ave. IJ:OONoclt Newa 12:LI Jual For You l:li News , ' 1:30 JUII For You 1:111 ,... 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VOL XIII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1961 NO. 195 SINGLE COPY-le' President Kennedy Will Be Speaker For DiSalle Event Sewer Bond Sale Expected B f J E • Salle~ ~~!~~~::c:d:~:~::::n~~~~~"t:~~~~!· e 0 r e an uar y xpirati.OD COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ·main speaker at the $100a-plate dinner bore Jan. 6 to honor Gov. Michael Y. Di- And - there'slllllhiD& ~~;:! ~~~~~m.~r. fo~~~fr~ ~~t't~mc::dmt~n~~~.~ :~~ abe wears IIIOl'O happiiJ. • and DlSalle. Thloto Ohio will since l>e Kennedy's flral triP the 1960 presi·~"ol campoIgn, ~ 'lbe dinner is to be the m•Jor fund-raising event for the Democratic partY in Obio lhls year and takes the placP. of the usual Jef. ferson.Jackson Day dinner. S,taln party teaden decided to • . ~~=~~-;;;::=::=---;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _,111 ~ 1 ~ 1111111, 1111 111 11 Sheri'ff w ant s WASHINGTON ltJPI) - Forelc• ul Amtrif'u Everyone Alive ...,... hoveftr....... wtlal . could llni lmpoolnl After HoJidavs ,...,,_ oPlD••II ea...Or,a..u. hard for hu him.been milch speculaThere lion since the governor's an· nouncement that ne will not run again that he. may he in line for a federal post. Askod if Kennedy would anpoun·ce at the dinner whell>er DiSalle was helng lnvitod to Waihlngton, the gomnor ,... U.. lo ..... .Dext. moaUt llle llep ,_..,. be give the·dinner 1ri DiSaJJe•s honor plied: "l doubt it. He'll probably eJ De eoueU the following bls annOuncement be talk on current affairs. " Meigs County Sheriff Rober c. tloa or Amerlcu Sta&et . IOAS~ do!S not plan to ~eek re-election. ~ Hartenbach h.as urged aU Meigs voted 144 MoHa1 ..,W !a 1• The governor aaended the County IMlorlsts to d•lve with ,.,. ol 111• - • · Oaf1 Caba Army • Navy football gt~me in care so everyone will enjoy the aad. Mexleo ~lied Colomw.'l Philadelphia ·last Saturday ae: a oncoming holidays. pnposaf fer Ute confereae., " ' gllt'!lt of the PresJ~nt He said Sheriff Hartenbach said ln his flve ·etw coull'"" ...tabled, November re('IOrt bis department investigated eight traf£ic 8CCI· dents. '111ere were 48 personS held l in county jail during November: nine were boldoven. For the same period last year there were the dinner lad been dle:cussed at the game, but had actuaUy beeD · 11\1. Some time before that. Whera asied if he had made a:ny side be~ with the President at the game, DiSIIle replied: "We we~ both Navy n-.en that day." man. MEIGS THEATRE Pomerey, Ohio and bad check. ~ I Minister Asks Christmas Left To TV, Stores 1tate Long Sleeve Binion , Sllpover Sweaters :1.95 and 4.95 . . Beautiful hiJl'ltltched box pleated sklrta, In fiannels, novelty tweeds and ·tartan plaids - lilt old favorltelin full pleated atyles - •emi..Um sklrta In several differe11t stylea - all basi~~ colora In 10lld flannels and a beautiful Jl'Oup of plaids and tweeds aome wltluweatera dyed·to match. 2..95 to 11·95 Week's Dining w. Tra· ···~· lor •udtlor ., ltlte ... tbe · May. lB. prlmarlel. and financial interests in Columbus have agreed to buy the $180,000 in general obligation sewer bonds at a 3%. per cent interest rate. GAMMA RAY BUFFER-Economy ~~~~~~t~=; Final sale of the bonds will be the first big step take by the village toward construction of a sewage treatment "!ion sh~lters appear to be popular at I~ntoo. plant and sewe~age here. . !Is on d1sp1ay at the court house. Promoters claim a . Crow_ told e~uncilmen 8 •pec·lcomnut~ and clerk abould .set may hope to thwart that Strontium 90 dust tal o~mBIIce will have to be pas• I a meetmg date Cor budget appro- 1 1 blasts. Possib)y, it's a good refuge when ed qmckly 10 th~t legal proce-- priatiou of_ next year's money. mounts; it's rather large for a rabbit .hu!l.~h. ~~~Ill dures _can be carried through be-l - ~ hght ~lem at UnKI~ 1kennel? But the Humane Society won•t it !fore hme ru.DJ out. '111.e bond 1 av agam was d~. Council oust Rover if anti·missile missiles and robot atomic WiiJ''i". must be sold by January l, l982. 1taid It hu the J1ght, and heads streak through the skies of southeastern Obi~. lit(liil! It was agreed that eouncilmen willing to put it up, but they Sentinel Photo. ~ will meet in special session next , no place to put a Juide line. Monday night to pa111 a resolu· l' - Chle( Webster was a~~ked al tion authorizing the sale. Joe motorists are using the town I The announcement that t h e lot between Mechanic and Butbond• wlll be sold privately made ternut-av or if persons Y(ho work it clear that the federal JOV«<l· out of town are the ones who ment would take no action. A park their ears there. Webster 1member of. the Ohio Pollution said it was definite that . iocil Board had told council earlier if worken are parking there. Calculator~ were ~lick.ing, !Ypewriten: ticking, . no private flim will buy the bonds Present at the Session were a_dding !'lachm~s buzzmg m Meigs county ~urtho\111"'111~ when an altempt .i5 made to sell i Mayor Legar Clerk Edna Schoen. flees this mormng as wqrkers began checking bow .IIJ them the federal 10\'erMM!llt l leb. Counci1~ Don Collins, Dor the county genera~ ~und is in !he red . would act. Schaefer, Richard Rupe and .co1:1rthouse officials e.xplamed_ t~t each year alii~~ 'l1le $ISO 000 · sewa~ bond Franklin Rizer this time the county begms runnmg m the red. The were voted' in 1 1be action ~ ·• ficit usu.ally is tak~n care of when the February cat10li,lll Calculators Hum In Annual ·. •· Check On County's Red Inlr ?~~.~e I I :S. ree. Racme . H0 l"d I ay ber _ .1 . vern counc1 · Leslie mee Fultzmgoil red DaOCe T0 Be ~~-• talon th the viii e soJielklr take necessary slep.!l December •30th aUempt to sell the bonds: Ule the money Oh' on~tl . ol-.asthemade datJQn ommen 10 .-u ut1oo Board. It came at the No- ·~ tax ~~elpts ln. Actmty ••..-come tl>e amoont of apparently bad ...., t:!;:~ th ~ · tl --·•· -~· of money_ e_ cou,,.y IS presen y i . 1n auuu~~:r <~~.,~ swners Dan Hartlllier . . ~;~~ e.y ·Nelson, ••_, trans r-~ ~1151' waa dete.,ied $Wo 'ean from the enginer.r e~ . NEW YORK IUPil - A. LuJo.epll 'r, FertuoD .ID I ...,_u n a1 age the to 1.icen5e and .t..~~ tlon, the golq to forme• theran leader attacking the grow· • Dtmocr•Ue Jao4allde to ay. IT h au . clerk 1 THOMA•• SWOP.J Vieo ·Preoldent Richard M. Nlxoo P~ ~ loted ~ lhe -'~1 lo-wwk 1o It was •eporle<l lhat Comrn~· • engtneer . ing commercialism of Christmas, . •;r · ,,... ••• . • D H l' nrl A • through the auto l1ceme and deoplte trlpo through the IN8PECTION _ Illaow'-a• ~ h ged h bes -ro 1 oa die baUot, "'... Crow satd he was told by one 1noners an ar mger a very . state. ····-·~,. • Marier -Afdlle Swartz presldas_ ur ..........._~ - ~~ , eance The. ~. poll w111N_, 1 ,. Columbus attorney thJ!.t thert ·· ·-Jbeine Fire ~rtm~t Nalsoo wen discussing~ over-Jund of the eount~. But OiSalle was one of the ftr8t ~- u ~~~~,&~ueecU ~ wu . ~~s:;~~ =::~~':,'!: for ,pilli<~ year, ciDCt . . ~ suff~lent tJme iG •11 t h e JwiU _sponsor a New Year a ltoh- all picture of the rounty s £i- 1 One cwnty. official said I& pre 111 t audllor, . l•mes A. bonds but notes coUld be issued )day ~nc!t' at tbe old R a c I~ e nanees. ~ da~ and the budget of r~ ~him~~ •. major polttlcal flguret to endorse ....pee~ uy· anwnM , .,wope, , · . ltboiln, ilu PaMacM Jda: ,or a series of note! could be is· l High school December 30, with the engmeer s department. [s1onen ~d tbe engmeer 1 ~ former senator for the Demo- Portamoutll., Qraad CaptU 0) .ment stores. musk by ~he Five Saints. T he II was reported the finance dis· for th11 year is BOW opetllo erath~ nomination lind worked &be Guar4 of. &he G,.aod CouocU ' The _Rev. Dr. Edgar .S. Brown 1 ea4ld:aey fer Use GOP DomiDa. e:ued UIUI the bonds al'(l! sold. of Ohio, Royal 1r Select Ma.· Ja.: dJrector of worship oC tbe tloa far JOVM'IIor Leading off the subject of the Southern LOcal Boo:;ters A~ia- russion began aftf;t the commis· mg on an overdraft.. 1 aonl, Wednesday evenin«. the Umted Luther~n Church in AmtF~ ·' ' bonds, Council began talking with tian will be invited to bt' ro-!lpon· sioners noted that a resolution 1 Engineer Stamey • Bbizniet· Royal Ma!lter df!grte was con- 11ca. th~ nationalargest· Lutberan ~ ZM~JDiiii~ . Crow concerning the gae: rates. sors. in the amoUnt of $5.0S9 had been denied .the seatemeat aftcr . llit '·; (erred followln&: dinner 1 erved , ~Y· made the ~.ppeal Sunday~He was asked by one town offi- Firemen said they will apply transferred frorh the county fund .foreman, , Danny 'l'bampeaa, hat 1 by ladle& of Pamer.,- Chapter The Lutheran, .his church• cial if he thought council should aU proceeds to the remainder of 1 W aid for dependent children made a check of the budget tbil· .. 186, OES, ai the Ma!lotdc weekly news ma1a:une. . turn down the Ohio Fuel G a 8 the note on the emergency squad sumetune back. The resolution morning Blazewicz said ftllll,tJI! Temple. Reunion of tbe 6th "Chr~stmas, _the . u.nnual ~~U!I Company rate increase natly and ambulance. Admission charges , has been spent fnlm the Arch Cryptic A.no .. council• ~alute m the dtrect•on of rebgwn take it to the PUC. were set at $1 and -rn ei!nl.s. ' neer·s budget trus year . ...~•'•,· of Cbllllco&he. Athena, Galli· IS now the property of th~ bustThe tolicitor saki he thought _In other business last night. the$457,000 was appropriated. polls, t.ogaa, Pomeroy. Jack· n.ess world, and I saY it I! high council should consider trying to firemen purc~a.'led two nPw 1said his department: .,:~:~ The sale of 1962 dog tags wa!l 1011 , Porttmou~ 1 r (o 0 t 0 a, b~ that .the churth aald In get a better price than has been heavy-duly ram coats for the de· has SS3.001 left in its o tou~hed off Monday by Meigs WashlnJton c . H. wat hP.Jd MIStake-ably clear words that It offered. Councibnan Franklin Riz· partment and announced a work 0 ge-t of this year. Cot\nty Auditor Gordon H. Cald- FrWay at Wellstoa Couat!ll No. intends to d!;orce i~lf from the . . er uid, .. We mad& a pretty good session at the site of the new well wfld said he had previously 121• whole mess, he said. di::~ Betllllg, '16, ol Pome~y. •offer of increase _ we thought." town hall-fire station next Mon. cens. and g33 tax fund planned not to bello selling the He urged Lutheran churches to onday evening at MeigS Crow ~aid he believes the Pub- day evening. · overdrawn at present licenaes untO Del-ember 11. Htlw· minimize Christmas services. BUg· ral Hoepitalllhortly after suf- lie Utl1ities Commission wlll go Representatives of the depart· . I through a transfer of ever, he said, t~ number of perlliZeDS gesting they hold. midnight Holy ferlng a heart attack •t the home Ialong on a rate increase to a cer- ment indicated some other or· A footba_ll banquet ~onormg : in the· t'flgineer's budget, it sons already have asked to buy Communlon services on Christ- of a oephew, Martn MacAnills••tain extent. ganit.ation should be in charge rJ Easl<ern Htgh School grid play- ibe taken care ol. Workera the tags. mas Day He al!IO proposed that dence with. whom ·she made her fe!\1- Makm' •Brepoon a rt the w te aChrilltmas hel<l Thursday at 7::li !lthe aud'tJors•ce , offi had not ·. r . . tree decoration in Ra- ers will ' behEa ' hShl 00 1 1 ~dwell 11ald several of the congregations not "bother' to· ·. :situation of the village which CUJe this ~ar. The department p.m. ~ t e stern H lg c lpleted figures on the auto 1962 dog tags were sold Monday. decorate their churches. The Pomeroy emergency squad 1g presently In the Public Utili· has 4ecepted the responsibility in cafeter1a. censf and gas tv: at latest • The tap eost owners $2 while took Mrs. Betzing to the hospital ties Commission, Crow laid a the past, but "we are not the on- James Vennari. Rutland HitJt "! today. the charge of a kennel license IS at 7:115 p.m. f'Sterday evening. complete flnanicial ~-tement Jy organizatinn," they said. School Coach, will )(! guest speak- En . If' . 1 ld a- . She is rv· ed b . ter ...... r· id h Bob hi . gmeer 0 JCaa s 18 ill tlO. IU IV V a SIS , from the last raise to the present 1remen 118 anyone or a n y er wben Coac As t'Y s rtn"mnt IU probably · ,.rs. Margaret 1Riggs Of Colum- has been completed. The local business wishing to donate to- team is honored. Tickets may be pat { ~fund "thin,• ..• , , There were 3~364 dog tags soJd 1 D.A.R good cltilenship tests In Melgs county during 1980, then will be ~iven two !Ienior girls bu!, a brother: Charles S~key, water company 11 asking a rate ward the annual visit of Santa purchased from any or the foot- :etra;;,s ~ Sof.WIthe the number declined last year to I from each high school in Meig_s o( Baraboo, WIICOJJSin; 17 nieceS increase from the PUC w h j I e to Racine is welcome to call the ball players or anhe hlgh school lcense and g:r~ fund at a,SM. A $l penalty Is charged county this week. The tests WI! and ne~hewa, five pf whom were the . vlUaJe object& to il department nu~. Clildren of office. 1 next meeting of the "9rnm.lsb•, for all doJ!: tags purchased after I be conducted at the contestants . reared m her home, and are ~or· In other busblea _ Racine will be giVen trtats b¥ The dinner will be served by 1ers. Highwa depa~ January 20. respective school.!!, either Tues- ~~o E1gbth DistriCt A~rlctm l tin McAngus.' Mrs. Irene Bailey, - I t was dJstussed if the vfl· Santa December 23 in the bank the band mothe-rs of the high lers are from that fund. Dol Warden Genrge Logan day, Wednesday or Thuuday. ~gJ~nAttoet&· Kd ~ c;;:s;:n :·~~meroy~Wall~ J.FMorrlJ, Mkl- )age should provide holiday free !yaNi. school Eastern completed its grid ha1 warned MeigS County do The girl witt. the h,lghellt score 1._,0 1 hnt an. c re 0' pit' '11port 'eolumb"'· sryndraRoncoll's ParparklnJ. Mayor Charles Legar &eason thiS year on October 29. 1 . f cb h d . •~ or onors m sco s com · se o ue: a m Me· . M' UJ R d 1 1 1 owners that th ere w1l 1 be a c o11e 1om ea. sc oo w~ I be esJ8· ed b Ohio post& in the Amerl~ An us or Zane!lvine. 1a1d the viiJage €!annot afford Juu e oa eJ"8 To S . ]H Of Troop 245 Sell:-eheck on tag!l this year, and if nated wmner and giVen a good , 1 Y and Post AcU 1 Re g . . IUCh an expense at present - M t F •d E ~CIH ours F ~ nectessary. a house-to-house can- lcitlzenllhip pin and invited kl at- eansm vty ports Funeral servJcu wall be held and it has never been done beee n ay ve Stalt• Store NotM oot Mud v. . wBl be made to learn how , tend the Charter Day luncheon of for 'l1mnday afternoon at 2 p.m. fore. The Repu~llcan Middle of the Spec:"ial store hours for the Boy Scout Troo~ m.y dop are · without proper ; the local Return Jonathan Meig.R 3511 re:~~~U~tt:e : : frOm EwJng Chapel with Rev. - Pomeroy Police Chief Jed ~:H: A=:=onFr~IU s~so~ ~ coming holiday season will pre- ' rnel~ ~onda~ evening at the ~· Chapter in March. , score~ ~i compiled in win- Waldo Bartels olf1clatlng. Burial Webtter gave Mayor Charles 7: 30 p.m. at the a~~rriso~vil~e vail at the State Liquor Store ::re an ~idd~port. Sbt bt I Candidates from Racine High ·ng last year will be In Beech Grove Cemetery Legar an increased figure when Grade School All Republiean men on Mulberry Avenue. areording I recetved mto the groop • ~hool will h~ Miriam Srruth and IDl Large naUon~l cltaUons for dll- beside l1er late husband. Wendell asked If any additibJtal tickebl and women ~ Invited. to an announcement by Managt"l' r~r::n:u= for a lrlb Ractne Dl'feated Sue Circle; Pom..-oy h 1g h tlnguishod oervice, slped by Belzlng. were , bs~ last week. C h leI The public will have the oppor. John ~·II. . . · . Rutland Graders school, Sharon. Moore and Lola Past National. Commander Che•~ W~r 181~ n ticketa have tunity 'to meet Mr . Fred Rice, Re- _Begmmg Der. 15: the ~tore The troop 111 se_llmg mud ,· Racine Grade ~hdol defeated Ziegl~r; M_idd1eport Hlgh School, ter Stellar and .national and d~ · & k M I been tuued m the Iaiit four days. publican candidate for representa- w11l be open for busmrss from 9 ers or wrought 11'011, f~ uw 00 SVJ e Rutland 20-lS in a low scoring, . Sarah !"lannlgan and Sharon Pick· partment adju~ts wft.e mailed an 8 - The lhlrd reading of an or- ,tive of the tOih Congressional a.m. to !l p.m. untll ~}(>c. ~I porch~s to clean shoeS. tl«~t defemdve game Jut week. ens: Rutland High School, Phyl- to both pol!lta last mbnth Dead At Age Of 71 dlnance to P"ant a franchise to District. Jacob Turner. Middle- ~egular store hours w11l pre- Tomght the troop committe , ~ top point getter for: Raclll@ ,lia HowarL an~ ;Connie Lewis and Middletown POll: lia ranked tee· Charles seldon . tSeddieJ Rose, the Columbo• llld Southern Ohio l ~· is chainnan of the Associa· v:11l from {)e(o _ 26 throu~tt the 28, ;to meet al the ~ Ball , w Larry Circle with nine fol· l Eastern High School, Annette ond with 8 score of S30 and al!o 71, of Crooksville paaed away Electric CompanJ. was gjven. tion. then ch~nge lo the spec1al sched· . mab plans ~or ~ }o by Charles Cleland wlth :Bahr and Marilyn Koehler. . ed the tlonal ltsttion f In November it was reported b7 - It wa11 reported the finance ule agam through the 30th. The ~other~ AUXIIUU')' of 11 , V~~trnploylDett P1 Selt. 1~14 ~;~rlouJ ~- ~ A~ by relatives today. "Mr. Ro:s 1 Four Fined In uullfrERS To "'EET 1~~;n~s 0sellmg home made J11 ck.. led Rutland "With ilx cl•lms In MeliJ and. Racine hlt.l, under tom- was reared by his graodparents, •••••••••••••••••••••• Court Actions Meigs county Fox Hunters be p1a.a.tt ; 111 po nts follo.,ed by Uttle w 1t h are 'down loom aame mandert Wilson If, Cert and· WD· John and Sarah Rose on a farm : Four persons were fined sociation will meet at the Racine '· ft~ , flaclne )ed 7.S at the end perloo in 1980, according to the Uam s. Carr, respectively, dalnl· near B~ban. • • week in Meigs County court by Legion Hall Wednesday night at ofJ the ftnt period, was tied at _late.!lt flgurel!l rei~ by the Bul\o ~, credit for 20 of the 29 actlvJ. 'Ibe deceased is survived by : . Jud~e Emmett Peeples Wlllla~ 17:SO p.m. Fox Hunters al-e urgfltd Seven lnitiatf'd '1-1 'at halftime, Racine IJ'&bbedj' ea~ of U~ployment Compen.. t"tes Jilted on the annual report. two children, Wavelene and ! , Montg.dtnery $IOO and 'costs and to at lend. There will be- eleclion the Ielclt+ll ,by tl1e third quat- utton. Poe:t· 2JB ciatmed credit tor ,11 Chatk!!l. He W81 employ~ in a ~~";' :. !lel\teoced t£1 three days fn jl[Ji1 1of offitf'r.s. fnto Shrine aub ond ~ ,Total claims for the week were activiliu; ·CrooklviJie pottery. He was prev ! on a ch.arge of driving while inJtmGMENT RUI .F.D I· Seven lCK'al men were ~~~wiU : lay Let.art- on the 307 wtuch Jru;Juded 47 n e WI ~ winntn&' )Xlltl were high ceded in death by his father, : toxicated; James H. Matthews. A cognovit note judgment for mlo. the fall class of tbe ~ . , Sc~l eourt. to- claimll end 260 continued tllln~. from 1152 iD QITiO' who. eompleted Charles Milton Roae, and an • $18 and costs for passing at an $1 ,815, plus interest and costs. I Shrme ~t the fall al 7.10 p;m. the~ were 350 unetnp}oyment~and ~bm~. tiM annu~ repol'tl. aunt, Mrs. Car_rle Rose Yatea. intersection; Richard L. Hawley was awarded thE' Farmers Bank urday m ~olu~bus, as , .~ , · . Dutmg the same periodlbl UNlO, . ~ .-eeeivfd -national citations 'I1:M! date of his -:Ieath \'laS ' orr $10 and costs for no -operator's li· and Savings Co. of Pomeroy of the Twm f:Jty Shr)ne G8NBRAL BOIPITA,L claims filed by Melga Countlana." ·for AmerieiD.. November t. cense and Burdell Edwards $10 auainst Frances Foster Racine Pomeroy · MJddlepo:t. Frtd Painte ' ' '"' ' They a~ Pallas Hdl Dale -"r, .w . . a SET and coets on a reckless operation b. Meigs county common pleas Thooron John.!IOD, Don~ld 8 ft&AAft ~""' Green, PonteSQUAD CAU.£0 LOoq£ TO MEET charge. ... court Monday. Ch 1 rfford 1 Bll!lleU, dbester; NEW HAVEN - 1be New Tbe Pomeroy emerdlnw. 3qued Worshipful" Mae:ter Phil WilTO ELEcr ares ~agner. C Weaver 1la 1M. Have w • c1 b 11 __ L' D--,-.., Harry H1ll. Others : ..; . c n omens !.1 wl have ~u IUIIUilOned It 2:JS a.m. -this llamson said Pomeroy l...odge No~ LOCAL TEMPS 'I'ht're "''ill _ be a community ceremonial from the . . .; -. ~pr lC In&. ba1aar trema and. baked goode morain!J to Ule'· ~~ ,residence U14 F and AM will hold Jt.s sUit· The temperature in Pomeroy·~ meeting in the Bedford Youth were Archie Swartz, Max . ·,,....~· ~.L , . for aale, Decembet 9 at the :8os- OD WyUi1 HID ·for Etta. Greened meeting ~ednMday, Decetn· down town businesa aection at Center Wednesday, December Dr. Ray HP.aton, ·Bob · , Bfrth, ~. .,.~Wllbert tic bu_Ddfug iD New Ha\'en, from wllo was tr~porl:tid ..~ Me lg 11 ber s at 7:00 p.m. AU master 11:09 p.m. today was 36 degrees at 7:30 p.m. to elect offlffi's. Ev- Claude Woodard, . , 'f ~-· , 10 a.m. Jto~:J ·.l'·ID. _ . ~'fal ~pi~ IDd adznitted.(~ are iAvitld.. witb IUDD)' Wei. _ _.._ eryone is urged to attend. iJoe Beegle. 1 Tl'aeJ. whl Hid the It It e tre8aurer'1 ptal 11'0111 ltll uW "-·· iJm..v aco .., I ,reetpl~ . 1 L.- Wnen 1 · operatmg m the overdraft cof. umn began afU>• a meetmg of the Meigs County <'ommissionl'rs Mond r '. . tsl · Mrs. Betzing Died Monday Of Heart Attack c· . hip. I . T W'J} B , . · ests e HeJd Th' week . posts Leg1on I Tie For Honor I Vennar1•Goes T Easl em _ Only For Talk I I 1 I fund. I . 1 I RoomFarels pail Announced gl :1. IIn: . ~::r::::~~ ·n When You Let Robinson's Do The Family Washll 1 1 Unemplo~l ~~ty Try Our Rough-Dry Servke All flat pieces-ironed. All items washed and dried. 16 SHOPPING : ~ As- ~ ~th. ~may thl~ DAYS LEFT : 12c per lb. 2-Hour Cleaning On Requeat. l I ROB·INSON'S •• 1 · Be Thrifty! Save All Of Yaur CLEANERS PHON& WY 2-5310 IN MIQol.IPI)llT Treallln!r Itecu daey tor tile Republlwa llODll- w; Choose Her ' favorite Skirt . .. ' Fro~ ' This Be~utiful Colledion ..• Tri.J.uotor Cloonoro llle BerU. ey today' aDOIIaced 1111 ~.u- Dog Tag Sale I~ Begun Early By Caldwell Short Sleeve Slipovers To Match _ _ 3.95 Christmas Shopping .•• u • Pomeroy VIllage Soliciter Fred Crow advised Porn· eroy councilmen Monday night that the two town banks ?et Bulky Cardigan• _ 5.95 to 7.95 Banton Cardigans _ ___,_ 5.95 More Time For ~:u~fo.•• well COLUMBUS UPJ _ Former ·- •1 PRIDAY & SATURDAY OenmiMr 1-9 "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" Don Murray, lArry Gahw, Cindl Wood, Keir Dullea A TRUE StQry1 "THE CANADIANS" (Technicolor) Robert Ryan, John Dehner, Torln Thatcher and Terha Strataa SUN., MON. & TUII. Dec, 10·11·12 "ADA'' Susan Hayward :Dean Matlin BIJ Four eoafere•ee wtt.b R11118 nut year. Offlclala Aid &oday &be twa leadiPMI' probably wouW cover 1 wide raa of B t-Weat 11 Je •• l\let •ucla as &he .SO.tbt.ut Alii ertsli, dbarmameat ud aa~lear 1 aa -.It WEDNESDAY & THURS. D1cember 6-7 NOT OPEN (UPJ) Pftskleot Keuedy aad Brttllh 8S persons confined In jaiJ · The sheriff said 10 perSOlUI were ; h.eld on charges of drlvlng while intoxicated, nine for intoxication, eight transltA, five for disturbing the peace, two on open c~argez, :two far investigation, and one each for speedln1. non-support The announcement from -Wa&h· lngton Baid the invitation to Ken· nedy was extended by state Democratic Chairman William ColeDemocrats ·were jubilant over the oiiiiOUilcement, hoping the ~ Pres.ident wiD give the 1962 cam· paiiiJI • good send-of(, Up for grab& ln the election ere • u.s.. Senate seat and 25 congreuioaal Mats and numerous ttl~ ond eounty joba as ~ as t1oe govemar.hlp. , Kennedy did not fal'l! well at aU in Ohio In the prosldontlal elec· 'WASHINGTON PriJJle MIDIRer Harold Mlemlllao m UkeiJ ._ t.aclde a broad u.t . rtf e,ld1 ..,. pNhlems at their Bermuda_ mee&tDc Dte. county ~1-.!Z, bieluciJDI proapeda for • N.t.vy Won, 13-7. J\aisl Ele«<oa Hopes Pomeroy Banks, Columbus Interests Offer Purchase :Sill I! ill mballten . ,l Domonelll4 Patricia.ALSO. IIL~Cno ~ll'rS JIJ!IIOII, VIc ; Sa"' Slips ~ •• I r :Mid~."PGrr.~,'oJ~· ·': : J~·~!fP.t'~< "lil}·~~-~-1\._:r~:~~vn.. 1 ·, ':~i.'h~A;··:.:.;:.,,,Ji'~-~w -~"\~,::.~~ '.:.· ~~··· - ~y·; ..b·· ·-~.. &. I :1 ·"· "·~ ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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