http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d6fcdb6bab97e0ce5dd4f65ed2aabb7c.pdf b4a7ee9092a8a5f43591677ad856f055 PDF Text Text I ·' Committee Reports Heard By Letart Falls School PTA Group Della Stahl Is Councilor Of D of A Group , . LeiJlrt PI'A bold its reg· Jar meeting at the school house November 26, Mr. Leonard Roush, presiding. on the highway and across pavement will after school by the state Election of officers lor the soon as possible. coming term was held when Mrs. Opa] Sayre, chainnan Council, Daughters . Earl Keeler reported for the the finance committee, America met Monday evenHealth and Safety Committee ed a profit of 128.25 from at the iooF hall. &hat safety aign.l to be placed ing lunches at the school F~"""-i..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;i.;;;;;;o""i i election day. · Carrie Meinhart, councilor, chair- I P~_e·~~~~ and opened the meetMr,. Audrey Hollman, in ritualistic form . Fannie man of membership, a member was reI'OMIROY, OHIO several new members lost by death, and TONIGHT & THURSDAY ed. Playground committee era were sent. Officers NOT OnN ported several Improvements were Della Stahl, councilor; the playground. Elizabeth Jenkins, FRIDAY ond SATURDAY The plans for the Cora Beegle, vic DectmMr 7-1 program were completed. , Mary Nesselroad, "'J WIST ITIIIIT" will be presented on Dec. 19, vice councilor; AlaD Ladd, Rod Stelger, conductor; Mabel Wchael Callan, Dolores Dorn 7:30 p. m. at the school with 1ic invited. Other · Th Th · · pub the "WOIILD 1Y NIGHT" ; erma elss, (Tecbnicolor) ness of the evening, naming Bertha Parker, ITS FANTASTEIIRIFIC! egates to the County Council, ; and Edna Reibel, . 18 MEIGS THEATRE Ballet to Burlesque •• Most celebr1ted niabt-club actl in were ' Leonard Roush, trustee. The travehng Hoffman and Myrtle Roush ; AIdonated by Bertha Parker ternate delegates are Ora Hart awarded to Mabel Wolfe. and Leonard Grimm. Gifts were exchanged and Mi.68 Stone's room received refreshments served. Gifts were the room eount for having the on a table with Christmost parents present, mas cover and centered with Mrs. McBee, the principal, Christmas tree. reported that a new .set of ' encylopedlas had been received and wu very much appreciat- Cll.ristma~ Dinner ,d. She also reported they had Enjoyed By Club the world! SUN., MON., TUIS. ~Ot-~~~1 81 Lelita, James Muon. Shelley Wlnten, Pe· ter Sellen. Fuclnating • • , Dt.turbinrlf Mlddlfra&ed man ser.uallr involved with a teenaao ~1. SUE LYON, l,c..,.1,.".,.'-""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~purcha~=aad~a~ne:_:w:_:::co::ll::ee~m:'a~ker • The Winding TraU Mainly About PeopIe I n p 0mer0y The Senior Motbera of Middleport met Monday evening at Mr nd M Le 11 high school to make plana · 8 . . rs. s e fund raisJng activities for of Gallipolis were month of January. A good guests of Mrs. Homer Showm. of the motbera were on Mr and Mrs Don and iamily and. Mrs to aaalst with the follow· were visitor; in plans : Monday evening. On the 16th Mrs. Jack Bechtle Mrs. Mary Jordon and Mra. will be chairman of a soup Storage and son of Ni· sale and on the 5th Mrs. MarW Va visited SUnday with garet Bowles and Mra. Lovins . ·8 . Epple, Mr. and Cole will be chairman of a recTerrell and Mayor Charles Legar. Mrs. Lillie Hauck returned flUTA , --............ .. IIIOWNif Glv•-··· ,.,., ,_,.. o.,.. ....... 0 IIAJMIIl ,, . . . . . . : Mrs Oleta Parsons of Port· Fr'd.a with Mrs 1 Y . spent · Des:ne Patterson. Mrs. Dessie Patterson vtslted wiUt Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Parkersburg were weekend guests of their parents, Mr • and Mrs. Mason Flflher and Mr. and . Sam Arnold. Mrs. George Powell and and William of Parkersvisited SUnday with her Pomeroy, Ohio lcem,.,... •~toto leiOI!Ionln IIYitt llld II'"' Whltht AI-C-0-1-111 . 4· 99 .. e Daniel Green e Wellco Foam Tread• eLuxurloua euPetite" All colora and styles 7·" FOR MEN 7·" .. 15·" •• l" to 6·" ' ._... _,_,......,_ Shoe Styles For Her ., Cl!lrMI!tti--H- <._....r-MMIHu. .,..... u.a.•HIIIt ~~ - -tum -11 - - Hoolo- PI" ' - . - Polntllll ...;.. To...,.. - l.lPIN - C....nnt W ...... ,_ eAII ., ... ~- otrl" ... ·- A gift was presenled by Mr . . Bowen to Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner from the class. Mrs . Dan White was in charge ol the program which opened with the hymn, uo Come All Ye Faithful" with Mrs. Chester Erwin, pianist. Mrs. Erwin also read a quotation, tiSomethlng Happened Each Chrl!l~ ....... w-w-.- • 2:" .. 9· 95 o..... o.._ Regular $10.95 Girls o....... ___ Sale $6.00 Regular $8:95 Glrlo Sala $5.00 Regular $7.95 Girls Sale $4.00 Sale $3.00 Regular $5.95 Girls o,...... Sale $2.50 Regular $4.95 Girl• Dreo... Regular $3.95 Glrlo D r Sale $2.00 H1lf Slips $3.00 to $5.00 P1ntles $1.25 to $2.00 Baby Doll Paj1m11 $6.00 to $9.00 Tore1dor P1j1m11 $6.00 Full L•ngth P1(1m11 $9.00 to $12.95 Sl"p Co111 _ $6.00 W1ltz Length Gowns $6.00 to $12.95 Full Length Gowns _ $8.00 CHRISTMAS SALEI GIRLS SWEATERS Buy them now at reduced prices - a beautiful aelectlon of &irl• sweaters in bulkiea and fiat knits - lona: sleeve alipover noveltie1 Rqolor Rqolor ttoeulu Rqolor Rqulo• Rqolor $7.95 $5.95 $4.95 f3.9S $2.H $1.95 GIRLS SWEATIRI ........ GIRLS SWEATERS ........ GIRLS SWEATERS ........ GIRLS IWIATERI ........ GIRLS SWIATIRS ........ GIRU SWEATERS ......... SALI $6.tll IALI $4.10 SALI $3.00 SALI $2.50 SALI $2.00 SALI $1.211 CHRISTMAS SALEI Gown 1nd Peignoir Seta $14.95 to $16.95 GIRLS SLACKS A wide selection of airls slacks - . EVERY MAN 11'ANTS 'ms 11'0MAN ON A PEDESTAl tallored of walhable corduroy in aollda aDd prlnta - cotton knit& in aolldl and 1tr(Jpes - sizes 3 to ex ana 'I to 14. Rqolor $2.95 GIRL$ SLACKI ............ SALE $2.00 R-lor $1.95 GIRLS SLACKS ............ IALI $1~ Rqulor $1.50 GIRLI SLACKS ............ IALI $1.21 Anchotwhite Candlewarmer Sets A novel gift. with charm with beautiful handlea. I ehort sleeve tlipoven end tone sleeve cardigans. · For Home Gifts WI HAVI '"' PIODUCII Yes •J IHOWN IHI Kodak 1962 ill Gift Gul Stephanie Pullen waa nanlled of Middleport G I r I Troop 221 Monday evellling at the home of one of their leaden, Mra. William Grneser. Others elected were Sharon Schmoll u vice president: Nterl aa Secretary and S Rue ao Treasurer. Debbie Grueser, out • president, wao in oharge ,...k's meeting when pIa Dl were made for a Chrlatmal .,... ollng party to be bold oo the 17th. Tba lirll are to brtng to71 to their nell meeting and other contrlbutlonl to ualal ntec11 scorn POCKET WATCH By Wtstclox Dependable pocbt w1tcb, euy to read dl.al, lhoct realiUot. Stephani Pullen I• Troop Prelldent lamllles. I Buy now. Girls Dresses at a savlngs-<>ur enth·e stock of girls dresoeslncluded in this sale. All sizes from tots to teens. UMBRELLAS House Slippers SHOES FOR BOYS GIRLS DRESSES Slips $4.00 to $9.00 Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. White read "Something to T h l n e POl. IOYiz ,.II Perrotlrooke- Hush Pupplu- "" • ... ~ River Areas Escape CARDIGANS ~~ $6.00 . l Ing. About." The Chrlstma!l customs lands were presented In a skit by Mrs. Leonard Van Jr., Mrs. Gardner, Herman Mr. Bowen, Mn. Bnd Abbott, Rev. Gardner, II dell Gerlaoh, Mra. Barnes and Mro. White. Ao eaoh · p •raon the clescrlpUve part they placed a Christmas ornament in that country on the Inches Ubly - · lllcb day. Pll'llally cloorbc Tburaday nilht. CHRISTMAS SALEI The story, itChrlstmas .... ,1... ....,.,.dolbf~ totlS-idzes 34 to 40•. Where You Malee It," wall by Mrs. Wall!lce Bradford, lowed by the vocal "Christmas," by Cash Bahr. The article, "Are You Reoody l For Christmas" was read ePOI MIH1 l1nd- Rant&. eraft - Jarmtn - Hush at y _ en tint; 1. N•w- . Mrs. Adam Ebersbach. The Christmas 11tory from the Bible was read by Mrs. Dorothy Barnes, followed by prayer by Mr. Bowen. Adverdstd Brands e • WEATHD ol-tbe finest ylll'll&-eOion to harmonize wltb everytblng In your wardrobO>-COntrasting pearl but- mas." Nationally , . YOUIIi Women'a Cl)rtatf. 1ft Auoefallon waa founded ill Londo~~ ln 1855. 100% all wool cardigan, large bulky collar, knitted Christ Tuesday evenlng al was the held church, served by the Philathea Society In rooms the lunch room rrom profits decorated 1n keeping with the Jlfro>m the lunch room. Christmas season. There will not be a The blessing was given by In December but the next Milton Houdashelt and Wallace date was set for Jan. 13, Bradford served as master of ceremonies. Tom Bowen, president, welcomed the group and tbanked committees of the even- SHOE GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY NOW YOU KNOW CHRISTMAS SALEI Women's Regul1r $10.00 Bulky The Answer To A Perfect Ungerie Wardrolae Is ••• Annual Event Is Held By Church Class GIFT CERTIFICATE Son'• Marriage,. B , • ___ .J emg .... nnouRL..,.. ley, Miss lJnda Placer, Miss M.ary Herne, Mlsa Kathleen Herne, Kenneth Herne, Mr. """ date to be announced later. Mr. and Mrl. John Bryan Mrs. Phillip Heme, Colurabos Mra. Iva Stewart, wbo bas are announcing the marriage and Mrs. Dorotby Bryan ot served aa cbalrman of the sale of their 11011 , Stanley, to Miss Middleport. of home made candy at the Christine Herne. ----school during the 110011 boun, '!'be meollnl wu 801enurlzed reported that to date 128.58 haa at O:!O p.m. at the :tome of GAVE DINNER been lized rea · Mr. and Mra. Pblllip Herne, Mr. and 1\ln. Earl !Jenny Sr. It waa abio reported that the Hamlltoo Road, CoiLUDbus, with entertatoed with a dinner S.... laat bake sale had netted t38.- Rev. Farley performing I he day at their home, Peacock. So; and the laal record bop dooble rtng ceremony. Ave. Present were Mrs. E. 1.· $1211. Tba nell meeting of the Goeslll were Miss Joyce Far- Tracy, Mrs. Albert M '· Mtsa mothera will be bold in Janu· Betty llemoskey and Mr. and. ary, the date will be announc- ed. Mrs. Denny and aon Earl Jr~ Martin restaurant. Following the dinner group adjourned to the 0 h I o Power office for a party and gift exchange. A short business session was conducted by Mrs. Carl WHI president. Refresh- The annual Christmas ban ments were served at the close quet of the Homebuilders of the meeting by Mrs. Robert of the Middleport Churr.h GIVE A HARTLEY & BENNETT o., Dee. s, l86Z ' ~!::::~~=..JI~~-~as~s~isted~ 1~b~y~M~r:s·:..::W:al;ter $13.50 and Mrs. WiD. GROVER'S STUDIO 1&-Dany Senunel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping Center ••• OPEN EVERY DAY THIS WEEK UNTIL 5 P.M. AND SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. Sunday after a ten days in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Strauss and daughter its annual 1- ....- -...----, , ~;~;;,;heldMonday evening, at -· - Senior Mothers : :::,~ Jays will provide Complete Plans Mrs. Bert Bodlmer wu nam, , , ed chairman for a bake aale For Acfi'VitleS to be held in January the $3.95 . _ Pockot Wllto Lumtnoua Dltl ---- $4.H . BeauUful wheat Ancliorwblte Set with lustrous brus-flnlshed Candlewarmen and genuine walnut handles. Packed In beautiful gift cartou. Three shapes-Round, Oval and Baking Pau, il\,95 T,l. 1...-- KODAI~S : I Autonlallc C.1ua VISIT EliEIALDS Bo~Wy ~ •• , ele<fric eye ... i1uuw '-ling , MavlHM.JIIftt . ., Mftr Hlftrl No wfndlng-calltlra 11 Ntfer7 powtred, No MHII'III-electrlc tVt adluds che ltns autotnodcal· l'f, And ftO Hlreadlftg probi~Mto Pllm load• In • IHI'f lrt tM ...W «odok Duu I C . - ... aod you con load co...nt1 in advatta~. You•,. Itt to lhoot In o• IRitetdlltt us show you. TOYLAND Located two doon be- Court street OD Malo Street. Take advantage !If thq lijlOdal low aale prlc:es now on -.. . ,. . ., -le-to Toya for everyone on your lliL Slop 1J1 Elberfelda "Toyland Look around at the 1111J11 Items for Boya Plll!l ..... - · . _ .... In the .c.....,. Detc•ctiMftt ..... dllrinl . . . .,.. .. . . . tiM .........C. eo.... ISMM c.-.o, ............. eo-. Dvlfllt. - .... CERTAINLYI We'll deUvor to your bome rlgilt op to the day before Cbrlstmu. Elberfeltls have tbe men IDd ,.,, eq~piDent to properly deliver your furniture and furn!Bbings to your home . . . north, east, south or west ... and to properly Install and put It In place. Be Thriltyl Save All of Your Sales Slips from ••• 111d Glrla llld. 'reall1 the Toy · ' . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . •; you_ ........... PIJ!!Iemn«! • - H"lnedd• CBl"Oiaolott pto lJombod - tiJo ~ • crlmo ... . �• • Sh1mpwatrrmen Are Oscar Scholl, vice president ; ~-' 8 0 He a d. e.• ,Y urst 1 Dayron V Ashworth . trt>a surer, and Virgil V Brown re.elt>cted Manr1oe DUnt, Ohio Fuel secretary. l...e'Nis M. Brown wa:<; Gas company employ~ . was t>IP<'tffi to o~ three year term of rlected president of tM Stump- trust~:'<.:' " 'ater Sport.sJl'ler. ~ Club at an Other offi('ers the organi:t annual meeting held 6t Scholl's i:ltion mdudt' Wilbur C. Hood \ i I or Barber Shop Tuesda) evening. ~:~nd F'it>ld W Ca mpbell. trusle· Otht>r offiC<ers elec ted wert> .. ~ ..... filii Guaranteed 1 jur. Amll'lCI ' I lOW priced qualltJ' lint- 1 i• er. ln.Umt hut. ONLY 14.95 wm hat bltbroottt Hlil7. ' Tir.c:l of closing ofl rooms •nd plying high fuel bills to boot? fhen c:heck the new 28' R GAS HOME HEATER Bulk Tank Service Pomeroy u· CO. Hospital News No St,!JHMtft ~Vfons ! Ju I The Modern Mart's . .. polis, Mrs. Robert E. Shaver , 1 roy E . Sayre and infant 106 River St., Kanauga, Roy S.1ter, Mrs . Delmar D. HoJCQmb, V in ton, Mrs . Ted Ri ·] Mrs. Kermit Root , · Wand· River Report I ]ley, Jr .. 294 Pearl St. , Middle- ;ling. Mrs. H&rl Haning , Mrs. - - - - - - - - --·port, Edwnrd J. Strauss, ll7 !Bert Stanley, Mrs. Robert-;.:;:-;::;;~~;:~ Enrered Hn11pltal Union Ave., Pomeroy, Simnn ! Lewis, Elbert La wless, Kenneth G 1 u 1 ~ reading•: Among those who enlrred P . Newland , Rt. 1 Minersville, Adkins, Mrs. J a mes 18.0, 16.6, running 16 Holzer hospita l in the Debora E. Hall , Raci ne, Sidney I Billy Ray Barr , and ro11ers, Pomeroy • Mason hours were James A. Wesley Rey nolds, Rt. 4 J ack - ~ Kay Thompson. Pt. Pleasant 24.32, 1:1 14 ~~r is t A\'f!:• ~rs . ' son, ·willia m David Cassill, Amvng 4.23 falUn~. Kanawha LeM aster. 1733 Chatham H ~:tm d e n , Homer Justice, Wil- According tc the ralUng, Charleston Patty D. Kohl.' 411 Fourt h low Wood, Cathy Lyn n Parsons, port of the nursing .. London dam Ferrell M. N1day., Rl. I Ironton, Robert B. J ameson,ltJ10se patients who were 7 feet , Marmet 6~ Ironton, Mrs. Kermit E. Root, as fa ir included Miss dam 7 feet . .;,;,;;.;1 , Rt. 4 Athens, William J. Wil- 1Corn , Mrs. Richard Fick, from one to three Little Boys' 11iams, Ashland, Ky., and Mr~. ion Shield , John w. w:~~i ~ ~~ :s;now over all river:~. 0 movement.: Henry G. Rust, Ra\lenswood, Mrs . Bessie Mundell, Ma ' Rathburn , Gary Sprouse Ohio 81ver - Laguna W. Va . Births Mrs. Clayton Barrett. a. m.; Bill Hougland & Mrs . Cr·e ighton G. Crawford, Five units of blood were 15, 4:30 a. m.; Queen City 54:1 .Jackson Pike, daughter, ministered at the hospital 16, 3:45a. m.: Beaver down 11 : 15 p. m. Tuesday. W ednesday. 5 a. m.; Luther Hurdman up 99 to 99 Discharged 16, 6 a. m.; Indiana 1.1p 17, : Patients recentl y discharged a. rn .; Craig M. down 17, 5: inc luded Ira Blain, Mrs . Char- Mrs. Pearl Ke eton and a. m.; Jerry Bosworth down MIDD~EPORT lotte Perrin , Mrs. Clyde K. ter, Mrs. Crest, were In 5:30 a. m.; Titan down 19, SANTA .SAYS ... Give Jewelry Tile Gift They'll Treasure. I NEW SHIPMENT 1 THE SHOE BOX ROAST A i;';~~::i~":;-:;~'cl~ l Pr~~ .•:~d lnf~~t~~n, ~~,r ~. - ~~~\e~:_u:"1~ne ·dlay recently. ' ' lb. _, Goessler's Christmas Gift Center I I • . - FOR HER PORKY. ~EA~ - ~1 A~9 eArtcarved Diamond Rin gs Diamond Rings ,y ~F SPRY ..-!'?.-,r l -.___3_v:e,69c SURF ~FR - =,,•. .S~~.. eBirthstone Rings 9\ts FOR •.. eCalll. Or•,.'ltl e Tomplo Orong11 • Diamond Cocktail Rings ePearl Rings • Eastern Star Rines ' ~ 1\b.'rl.'l --- Feature Lock ·'O JUG~flK-- eWinGO eTongo noo FOR HER GIFTS • Black Onyx Rings GALLON .. --- M\lf .. GIFTS • • Bulova &: Elgin Watchea • Rem ington, Nureleo- La- e Candy- Coitdy"" dles' ElectrJ c Shavers e Pen· dants •ldentHication Brace- e Shell Punul• ware • Pen & Pencil Seta • Waterman and Parker eMixod Nut1 • Princess Gardner BUllolds le ts )~j· e S Uverware eHollo- • Manicure Set.'J • Ronson Ladl e~· Lighter_. e CU itur£'d Pearh1 e Englloh Wolnult 19, a. m.; C. V. Horner up 21, All Populor arondo Unclotolllod (AHoy lARS POTATOES 10 ... 39c 501~. .. ~ ,,.19 SIMON'S ' · ~hrvlre Mlr!wt .i Pomeroy OPEN EVERY DAY INCLUDING THURSDAY .. 7:00 , 9tOO TO 9:00 • eBlack Onyx Rings . I Lodge Rings e Signel Rings eBulov~ & El&in Watches eSpeldel Watch Bands eldentiflcatlon Bands eRemington eSchick eNorelco Electric e Pen & Pencil Seta Shavers eTravel Clock.& - Waterman & Parker ePrince Gardner Billfolds eCuff Links e Bulova Transistor Radios · ' 1 Otsk Seta e Tie Bars e Tie Tacks • Lodae Emblems e Barometors e Pocket & Tlble Llghter1 - by Ronson Give lndHrl~, Enduring Olfit- There'• No Gooocl Subotltvlo For Qulllty ·Mwchandlnl *TOYS at DISCOUNT* • 1 !/A'.; .. ~ I Glvu Her Severel For Chrlstm1sl 5::ID a. m.; l'i . H. Shafer, Jr. 22, 5:31l a. m.; Bob Benter down 23, $:30 p. m.; Miss Su. san down Greenup, e p. m.; Western up Greenup 1:10 a.m.; Eastern up Greenup, 6:30 a. m. ; City of Huntloiton down 3 a. m.; J . s. LewiB, up 31, a. m.; Prarle Slate down 8 a. m.; Robert W. Lea up 6:110 1. m.; Onward down 1:30 a. m.; Lorry Turner 33, 2:45 a. m.; Lady Rose~ jifd:),.idown 33, 4 a. m. ; Ben 1 up 33, 4:10 a. m.; VaJ. vollne up 33, 6:30 a. m.; Jlor.. othy Estes up 33, 7 a: m.; Nilt- ''Jean Kelly'l. Blouser · ~ ·~ Very fathlontblo atylea by J..n Ke&. ly, &I''"" eompuable to POWER TOOLS 1117 you'll find. Tbey feolme Peter Pan collara, bow collan, wldt eolIan, oeverol otyl.._ W. Main St. Daerooo...Seotln putelo ODd I Mrs. Joh111011 opoke • brltlly I said that the choir The Fabric Shop Says Here's . . . Laaolle down 34, 7:15 o. m.; Brimstone down 35, 2:10 p. m.; Richard Tlbolt down 311, 4 m.; Northern down 35, 8:30 p. m.; Halneo down 35, 10:45 p. m.; Steve Click down 35, 11 :39 p. m.; Bayou Lorraine 35, ta:40 a. m.; R. H. Boaworth II down 36, 1:10 a.m.; H. UD 35, 3:20 a. Ill.; Zephyr up 35, I a. m. ~ DiuD - Fnncll llo!OJ\Iild down 6:30 p. m.; 4:10 a. m.; Lunia down 5:1$ 1. m.; Eltl:er· up 6:15 o. m. Kanawha River - Ed.... down Marmet $:45 m.; Lucy Jane Luca1 2.99 oncl until the Easter season. Mrs. M. E. Dowoon and Mr1. John Baker presided at the retreshmena table which wu covered with a red cloth · and centered with 1 pop C9fn tree made by Mrs. Joh11'011. Jle. freshmentl were assorted aandwlches, cranberry punch, can· 3.99 -•••••••••••••••..---•aautu aM:a •• fla.turing hundreds of · I . ,• 100% Wool Pleated Skirts ed skirts. Sizes IHO SELECTIONS • . 36. Plain colon of reel,. blue and blaet. Other Stylet , die• and coffee. HosMses were Mrs. Johnson, I.IW • LDW PIICES • ~~~~~:~~·~Mrs: 1.99 to 6·"~ te. ' . •'• . . Sltopper'• SPECIJILI LADIES' HOSE - 2 ,.. 'I · Our rel\llor Ar•aa briDd lll'IObl. P<¢1ai> lalllbo4o. - ·... to 11. Sabre Saw,. _ ·-· • l At Pomeroy Ben Franklln Store and Save! Wide As~len·ta ... ·Toy• . .·.. ·. Christmas Trims .... . !lmllllnj!S .. . Games · . . . Gifts For The Hoine ..... . ~:big Canb . . , . .. W.rapplng Material . . . . • . Boxed jmlaes .... : Cblldren's, Ladles', .Men's BUlfolds . .•.. Gift Seta . .. . Candles . . . Candy . . . Candy Nov· •.• Aluminum Christmas Trees ... Revolving Col· Give Her A Ask For FREE looHtt ••• "A.Chl'lttmM Journey Thi'OUflh S....... A. flln•.,.Ued boplclet for eblldren with eat'tobl!S, sO!Illl. ·tic: Yours for a merrier Chrlsfmu• • ' . lEN FRANK LI N OMEROY ., Mrs. Baker and M ro. SINGER • OHIO-, Ji:vorytloin( ,.. need far 1111, pnf.ot•llll IDid u ltli: Guanalnd tor 1 Jill'. Home·Gifts WiffPiea~l ...-.~r. TOAmRS. --~~~ l'l~•!.l.J CAN OPENEI ":..·;'··;....:.1·.:.:•··..:.·::.. • _ _ tH<91 - $"~1 l o - llootrlo a I R0 N S - - ·- · -· - '·-· Do,.,.,.y., •' FRY c;OOKERS _.•.._.. ,_. ,_. '- period of IIIof Chriltmll o.rn.,., . '.., ' c, PORTABLE MIXERS -~- $19.00 Dtorrner-r Eloctr'- SKIUET ' FROM THE FOLKS $19.95 Gifts For The Hunter WHOSE handloine new loolr:. It hu a new smootbnep a! .U It bal more buut-in featurea tllan r machine 1'011 call own' IJ)OUi&bted nt bobbin, mlcrootiteh length con· tor-tn>e tbroit Pl!!e. famo111 SING- COMMUNITY Here you can fllld one of thhe most complete selections o! llfla for the sportsman. Wo'll help you makl INTERESTS your choice. J:R '1Wot:D•eedle0 bull~ln safet)'·tn>e !brood eutter. Hal leu' motor·drive for amooth, non· . ltllllninl, The ultimate in sewinl maehlnet. Prlooi Stalt At: ....... $49.50 ... ....ltiii.Mo.t,l ARE THE SAME AS YOUR ft.@ Fabrie ' ' Sh.o p IUY WHERE' .. "~ -~- YOU, LIVE Coats, Yms, Gtms, Gtnl Cases, Flashlighh, lanterns, . .Many More ,_ Tlw You111 Min ••• IT PAYS TO ,._ .... .. :- Sunllelfft lledrlc BUY AT HOME Now II.ANT.Q.MATIC' Machlno, t,\1<111 100 t Soldering Gun !(it party and following retrooJt. ments Mrs. 0. P . Klein was the IIII:.:~p:a~~:~ tor singing --- Welltr IKJ>Kf Dowson were guests for OWN . Drills songs and bullllll- Thll new IUtomatt.e lllzaa machine hu 1 Befiectora, etc: OR GETI Cltlldren of the members and TOYS 8t. GIFTS GALORE I 5.99 Winfield a: 10 •· m. * .................... •' . il to 17-18 and 32 to . m.: A. E. Dykes down WIJI. 3:60 p. m.; Holen Z. down At Christmastime ! TOY and GIFT • These are the new stretch down pleat- · 6:30a. m .; Lelia Slleoror down Winfield 2:30 . for membert wu eloled last evening's meetlngreouulm,ire<ll new memben w1ll be ALWAYS GIFTSI , . I . PRACTICAL . IIHirh "::;~~=~~ ~I a the to 16 from and thai lonal up 34, II :20 p. m.; Rav· enswood down M, ) :30 a. m.; t TO GIVE white. All wolbol>le, . drlp-dryo. SU.. Ill L..oo"" to to .. 42 to 411. Wlnlleld II :20 p. m.; MerriU GIFTS FOR HIM: • TO 1.99 a. m.; PhiUp Sporn up 21, 4: a. m.; Albert Holden down I • 2.99 ;-; 3:~: m~':a~~.:t 0:o2~ .LUMB£ JEWELER- OPTOMETRIST Pretty dresses for little gab. Beautiful velvets, nylons, da· cron.s, corduroys i. cottoos. A wide It· lection of sizes - 9 to 18 me., 1 to 3, 3 to 3111 and 7 lo 14 4· Everything For ARoorn''bt fltiJftltt B. H. SANBORN Girls' Holiday Dresses CO-ORDINATED SLAX TOPS 2· Rutland AI~·RIFLE$ Ebersbach Hardware . ' ·~~ "' Wilt Mo1n Strwt \. IVUftMIM IN HAJDWM.I ' ' :•· ' hmftv, Clh~ ! .... �., .... - ..... "'! ......... . . . . . . . . . ~ . .............. - - . . ... ... . "' .. . ... • T- .......... .., .. "" .. • . . . " - ., .• "-· ~. ~ . . ,. ......... -....... _, .............. .. ~ ~ I Fri~a.y Two Big Battles On I ~ Slate Finlay nlcbt'a slale of IIJ'aduation, have rolled . . . r It& upedationa lbuo far by f.Liyed II SouUu•estom l'rldlJ ochool baske'ball games lea- Symmes Valley !8-51 and then ilbwnpln& lllwllll Trace 81-321liartlfli with the 7 • B KJ'ade turts ..,. ool&tllldillg eoncest stomped Fairland 16-51 to tm ·and then setting by strong Coal- pme_at I p. m., the p!serveo 1n both the Sootheaot..-n Ohio thernsetv ea •• 1 .cont>nder in lton 51-41. at 7, and the VOI'Sity clash at 1 Le...,. ond tho Southom Vol- what was suppooed to be I two- I Cooch Bob Aahley's Eastern I o'clock. If• Conference learn race . Eailes pooled a llMI •IctDry FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE · tD •h· gamea, I,over K)'Ktl' Creek In ••·tr --• n...n~.an. 1bl biC battle· in Ult SEOAL p nor w~~~: openmg ure w11Y AlMas at ......... Will take plAce at Jackson where many observers had felt t h e Ioutq thul far, 10 Frldly'l Pemeroy at Jaeboli SVAC ___ ,. to · ~........,.,_.. ..._ ~t~- ~ d u~•,_ Lo lbe delendini league champions crown.....,. so tl~ ~ ~· -tween -tern an .,..._..,, at po w.JJ lay their unbeaten 2.-0 rnark North GallLa or Eastern, as Southwestern eould eventuaUy Wellston at Nelsoravllle 111 the line against Pomeroy's both are loaded. with bi&, U· prove to be very important to Eaten at Soalllwesten · 4-Daily Sent!nel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. &, 1962 tn o. v~lt to *' Tigert m.8Dill&ed to ·-•.. Ohio's Two Day Deer season set ' Bucks, Bearcats :: ;.::. ·~ct;;;;;"N...,...,. Still Unbeaten Columbus - Ohio hunters I By Uotted Preu lalerutloul lin t)le ..cond half. . ohould find a sood populaUon ol T k·' Cl . tl nd ho Voll Bump XaMt. Vn10n dumped Muatfnitlm pe-h Xavier travelled to Tenneasee 81 an d De£'aance ra ced """' rteer itJ the allte when the two- ful op-ran Oh. C'l Stat ncmna . at r-day pn aeason optn1 at a 1 •-·· h ' 0 "uuran tham 0 mpectu e 1and the Volunteer• pounded the berf('rcc! 99-73. · ...,..g er compe on n ex · , , Thurlday. December 13. ThiB od . the! bld8 Wedneod night Musketeers~- Ray Mearo. for- AcUon tonight was on tl1e i~ the worn f:·om C. E. Kfl(i ,i er, for Ulthelr rthird straiiht 8~ld 1merly co•ch al Wittenberg, ie in aide with only four 1ames ·,mt' c:tP ff specialist for the but both t to ory.,hle first year as head mentor of cJuled. Ohio Wee:leyan is at visltini Panthers who also sport pM'ienced players. 1the winner. North Glllla at Ky1er Creek Ohio OivitJion of Wild1ife. The came ou 00 ~· Tenne11ee and has won hie first yon In an OC tett, Sto,ul,onvrilo Ill 1 U mark In league play. Nor~ Gallia had llved up to ( There wlll be three gamH CoaUoa at R~ Trace ]un season "-'oses at 5 p. m. The Bearcats found Miami orltwo atartt. . bOAts West Liberty IW. v•J, Tak~ Ule s~~llght In the • on December 14. ~ ~~tlofi:a_l~urp~~~ :~~:alte:~ Wittenberg, UIUIIIy 8 power Jn PUtlburgh is at Kent and ThJet SVAC Js the VISit of powerful In addition to Behrman and An estimated 2S 000 to 30000 1 kln Yf h d . the Ohio Conference got a acare at Fenn. -. Easl<rn to tho hlrdwood It Kocbmon . named to the second hur.ten a.-. ox~ted t'o ~ke ~ S s 511- 36 . Mtam;, ell a lead of iiiiiiiiiiij.iiliiiiiiiiiiii &uthwntern where Co-.ch team were· _ f.5 and then trail~ on Y !2-10 · I • 1<. the woocJ. lor this &OUOIJ . r Harold Barker's turprlslng Ead& _ Hugh Campbell Washore Clnctnnau exp 1-•~ ~ ror 'IT' .. "'""'·""-will ooek thoir third mgtoo Stole ond Davo ~blnson. Huntera_ must _poBBOSS a deer points and a 26-tO lead. But the . . ._.~, .:J '"'"""":"" • . P perm1t m add1bon to a regular Jtedsklns cut it to 30-20 at Inter· c:onaec:utive ' VICtory. enn 8LaW!. huntina license I 1n addition to theM t... im- NEW YORK (UPI) - United Proal lntornational to- Taddeo _ steva Barnett. Ore. • · . mission. You Still Have A Few Days To Pick Up Yo~r · uled contests will '" Athens day presents Ito 1962 AU-Amorita football team, chosen pn and Bob Vogel. Ohio State. ThiS year for tho first tune, Miami wa• sUII within brlns Its KJ'III team to GaUi· by the nation-wide ballotl of 368 sparta writers and o..n. _ Rufus Guthrie. a-- compulsory ch..,~mg of hor· with U? left 1n !J1e game Blanket Lay-Aways. These Will Be Put On polll, Wollstoo vlslta Nelson- broadcuters. lUI Tech ond Tom Hertz. Mle- veoled deer II m ell""!. Deer l"nother 11-point outburst ~~~~!~ ville, and Logan playt host to They ,.Ieeted ao tho finest ploY· ployors on the flrot learn so did sourL Ioken durmg the two day sun !J1e end for them. • S!IIe Monday, Dec. 17th. Middleport to fOUIId out the ers at the11 positiolll •n tht l1nd: tht South, with the Southwe•t get- 8aeb _ G e 0 r g e Mlr•. Mi· season must be lagged by 10 had zs points for the SEOAL bill-of-fare. E... - Pat Richter, Wl-.in Uns lho othtr berth.. onu <Fla.l. Eldon Fortte. BriJd iP- m. on December 14. This to lead all S<Orers. North Gallla's bil team takes and Hal Bedllolt, Southern Call- U marked the flrlt time since Iham Youo1 and Kermit Alexan· rule applies to tenants and Ohio State, apparently lookin; the ahort hop to Ky..- Creek, ,fornLI. 1938 that the P1clfJe Coalt placed ,der, UCLA. owners who need no deer per- ahead to Saturdty ni&ht'a en· and Coalton moves Into Han- 1 Taeklet ~ Bobby Bell, . M.mne- three . playw• on the team. The 1 The third team · mit to hunt on land~ on which 1eounter with powerful West VIr· "Member of Merchants Give-Away Promot••n" nan Trace 10 two SVAC con- SOli aM J1m Dunaw1y, M1.ss•sslp- last lime the Pacific CHit pla~ed Eads _ Tom Hutchlnwn, Kcm- they reside. Bo'!'·killed deer !ainia. sputter~..od along during the tests. lpl. 11 playar 011 • VPI AII-Amer•ca tucky lnd vern Burke, oregon must be tagaed WJthlr 24 hours first half and then came 00 with MIDDLEPOIIT, OHIO purtant games, other ached- Gunl11 - John Treadwell. Tex- ~ team W.ttA: back in 1958 when tack- state. , of the time of kill i• second baH fa st break ' In the SEOAL one of the Ill and Jack Cvert!ko, Northwett· le Ted Bate• ot Oregon wae ae- ~ T•ckles - Fr~ Miller, Loulli1 o accommodate Buckeye buried Vir11inia, 70-46. three unbeaten teams wlll def- ern. llected. ana State and Don Brumm, Pur· deer hunters, 185 checking sta- ~ Hold Bradd. To 10 iJrlteJy 10 by the way1Jde with I Caater - Let Roy Jordan, AI· Iouth Plates Ntne due. Uons will be in operation. There The Cavaliers, who previously Athens heavily favored to up abama. • I In the personnel of the flrst l GaaK!I- Dave Watson, Geor- wHI be at least one :,tation in •lost at Cincinnati by 49 and InIts mark to 3-0 agalnat the GaJ. - Terry Baktr, lttlree teams, the South led with a (iii Tech and D1mon Bane, South- every county, and, in addition, diana by Sl points, put up unex. Upolll Blue Dl¥1111, while State. total of nln• ~l1yen, followed by ern CaUfornta. each county aame prot~ctor is peeled resistance against the the nod to inflict the H•lftlar.kl - Jerry Stovall, Lou· the Paclfle Coa•t and Mtd~t Ceater- Mckinnon. available to tag deer. Forty ·; Buckeyes; trailing "'only 30-23 at thl M&son 01) State and Mel RenFro, Ore- with tllh! play.rl each. Backs - Bill Moore, Arkan111: three stations located in the the half. ' .~.:;, Tht balloting this yqr bore out Tom Myera, Northwestern : BiD better deer rangt Will be staffed ! Collapsing on 6-8 Buckeye 'cen~r~:~:~~-~~~1 F•llback - Ge orli!e Salmes. the well-known fact that there !Lothridge, Georaia Tech and Ray with division personnel and 'ter Gary Bradds, they held him G 71·~~; ()fichigan State. I wu a wealth of Iter quarterbacks Poage, Texas. these stations age deer and to to points after he had mlled tht li'anthera triumphed. I With 11 poin!A awarded for a with the left-handed P••sinl Bak· collect essential material and Iup 11:1 In his first two garoes. over Gallipoti.a 51·38 and Mif1. lfic 1t place vote •nd t for • ltt!C· er leading tht parltde. information. jeoach Fred Taylor th8J'J went to 1110 dleport 82-48. --1 orld, Bell led the balloting with a T~ voting reflected the In· If you want to know the age the bench for re&erve guard Dick In other game~, if fav- total ·or 3,627 poinlS out of a pos- crewnng number or players, outo' your deer 10 to one of the Taylor who fired up the Buckl. ored to rip Mldd , ' .and olay tlblo lola! ol 4,018. Stovall olendtns In both offonoe and "': checklni slatioras located in the I Taylor and Jim Doughty onded m the thick of While WI! llle l"d <ng poi nt !etler lar11t. For _tnolan ... Davo Behr following coonties: Aohlabula up w<th l' pOinls eech to lead Wellston's b~at . ·"'~~ amolli the backa with a total of lman of Miehigan State, the ~ • Gea\lga Portage Coluxnbian~ Qhio State. while liunter Conner should edge · le to atve U39. oqd team ~enter, also rece1ved WASffiNCTON IUPJ I-General nd T ' b 1 . ' the t Oh' . end Gene Engle had 1& each for Let us help you through the H-olidays witn a prompt cash Coach Paul · '• dtf..... . ' vote1 for guard and tickle a1 did IManager George Selkirk. who 8 rum u 1 m nor as . 10 • the loters. loan, Need it now? Call us first; then pick It up. , lng co-champs , , 1 ftr•t!""fn.- piRfch~~~::s ~: r=~~ DOD McKinnon of Dartmouth, the promised ''a number of change!" ?e;,~:~n, ~~r:::~asHarr~•:d Dayton continued to have fts .,.lUI 1 Oh10 Stat e'S B0bvoge}Is ChOICe • For second stnng • .NiO IT''E / I RALL'S BEN FRANKL1N ~.­ ' \. . "• - \ 1- l '--,' . I.' , ·I' 1 I 1 tr: t:!g 0 "s:""::~~ri ~~!~me~ ortllm, ~frOfflHe wa• tl•e litlt Ali-Amorlea : : :";.:~,::to;~dw:Y1!'";~ :.":~~ t~; ~~sh~~!r !::;to;,:: Muskinsu'm, eaot central; Alh· problem• •• the Flyers got by ltk\fl ·" the oqly )lnlor on of ten . h ens Hockin& Meigs MOilroe Central state ?4-~. mainly on the w~ ~wn ~ FIRST;' 28' ·-- i • QUAIIITY " NEWI BRIGHTER LOOK! REGUt.Jitll ' CERTIFIEti' · OIL 1~ · , W. "-"' "·-, 0 . , . .: , . . -n < ..._ ----=--------- Cvercko, Bedsole and Renfro. All the rest are sen· \~ .;.. Mtd t lth f ·1 ;1 an:"tar liOn wblch rtfl t4KI tbt ,il>e,Poctlla led by foaled Southern Collfornlo to er HC!lo~ or 00 football PUon for th:"'llnt lime alrlce ~!, ·"'orld ll'ar 11 '"'~~- Poclfl~ Coa;l piaetd dotnt;.tu ~: cOO:, 'l'ht perfect Baby 1lfl! It'• the baby soat tlrol't both tun, portable and fully adil!6table. Ttttl leather-wellht Cndlo seat easily adJuats for sitting, l't'lellning and napptna w!tb tbe baby la It. A ea!oty otrap holds baby -•rely la JHlli· Uon. Wide bue guards against tipplnJ and the teat eu1bo ton is completel1 w~1hable 1nd mollture proof. $1.80, FOREMAN & A880n, Middleport YOU'D DARE WIT!'! A ILADE" Annoyed by nicks and ,eraoeJ? 11lrow awaJ unfeminine blada1 Tho new, ~mooth Ballerina by Schlcil: mllket lhaY· lnj a walb. Satins Ieea and underarm1 1wi.ftly . . evenlJ • . .tenderly. Surllical stainJeu &teet wa1hable bead .1ata natulallr to water: wuhea dean for sanitary shaving. Try the new Ballerbu by Schick - your belt bu1 in eltctril llbavenl Favorite Men'a StoNI •baut ~lftll ,WATCHES •211!!:!! TO •aooo!!:!! F I P11rformance S29U 11 plus ftd. ln TAKE THE WHEI!L OF AN OLDSMOBILE FINE JEWELED WATCHES s~:~~~::: I Every model &fve• you that "aomething utra" that trmacencb the ordinary. Tren&ettlni atyle, 1mootb Rocket V-8 performance and uneOfQpromitine quality are youn in ovory Old11111obllo model - NlaeiY·Eiih~ Super 88, Dy. namlc 88, F85, Ste.rflre •nd leUire. See your nearby Old• mobile Quality Deller! ImaJine! Bea11tifully 1tyJed, fe~ture packed 17-jewel Elgin watches - only $29.95. Tbe exquiJite dt11i&D of the lady'1 watch Js luxuriously aceented with two sparkllna: dia. monds. The handsome, ru~gea, m.n'a w1toh baa the added convenience of a self-winding movement. It is also shock and water relistant, and bas a Iumlnoue dial. Both watehaa have an unbreakable Mainspring. Other 17-jewel EliiDI from only $1G.85. (PrJce• plu• Federal Tax.) KARR & VAN ZANDT, POMEROY, ~ . ~ 111100th 'fl CAmo/ot; It's a luxury car that lnvlta eoonpWioon 'With the hlah·Prieed"""' '63 Cllevy II: Reilly much too snappy looldng and aplrited to be ealleda thrift car. Buteparing . . . . . . . . . ., II what it ia in price and up. ' THE CLIANER THAT WALKS ON AIR The Hoover Con~tellation, the cleaner that requires no pullinl. no tunJn& follows after you on its own air stream. B)J, powerful motor and versatile attachments let you ~lean eve..,...here falter and better. 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J . .l } Ob- this pertecl...,'lo$.der'""'"ll.. or friend. ft onowl b1m 1o chooio o Stalaoo liot lei autt bla tuii ID tiJla, ootor, trim- wblio,thfailaa olyoa, the fiN, Y011 0111 llpOIII{ u -llttlo u ·fll.Dll or ·u much u $100; . NEW.YORK Q.OTHIN4 HOU$1, Pomeroy, INGELS •uRNI'I'UIIE. Middle'.f" '. •\.- . ,, '. _\ ... ~. 'r STATESMAN MODEL 2300 HIGH FIDELITY ,TAPI RECORD.It 'l'be StalurniD tope raeordor It 4aolPed for obUity and llmpllclty of operaUon. n fealurel - 310 ond 71> ~irs. a poworltd ~lfier, a t• er, full ftdelliJ - . . . . bead, playa 3"' s•·' on-off wlumo contra~ o band-bald , pbollo, faat-lorward, re)Vin\1. pity 1114 atop ~ lit ODI pU"'•Pilll Con7ial wejp& II pounds. lilADll: IN AMERICA. • ~. • . CiiRTIFI~TI CITY ICE & FUEL WEBCOR 579·' l TaptPaiiO.WH-riall IIJPlonoor .. - - .... hJr. I tJIIt tll'ittloale- • • - ' MOORE'S STORE IN POMEROY '. Hllllty ......... w lit hllll•'- hie ............. I ...... 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A Style For Every Mon ~ ' - l ---... ......... I'JLJl(l STIFFLER'S STORE In POMEROY K & C JEWELERS, POMEROY • eOLOYII !!t;9 • De;>endoblt r .• • IUidAertlaaKnlto. ;.,. 'UI' •n Q< CIBitiiDBII. • Dittinctrve ;111 .. . eSPOU COATI a SUtTI B, SIJlemart, Klddl· •batlt on4 Braoldltld. eTIIINCH COATI lJned and unliDtd lot men •nd bo)'l. eTOI'tOATI a, IIIJI.,ort • "1111 ,~,i/::ti (,J ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY I \\ eSI'OIIT IHIIITI -,Pvllulan4 Ruat>r. Willi 'a W-; IOJ. AD ..U. IQioo • t l - .......... llanlon 'lien WDM& IH/Nfl!@ T!!d• rolet dtaler baa '""' e!llir<l• differerfl kiw of .,.,. that do it handily. Jet;, SHIRTS by ARROW IAICILiiUJNITUIE, Middleport SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS, '-roy AT YOUR CHEVIOLO ONE-STOP SHOPPING CENTER From Hit LANE SWEETHEART CHESTS Someday they'll teU their tids about dli8 Cbriltmal • • • their first CbriJtmaJ in Jove! How a t.:ne Cedar 01111 became a home 1he •od her Jove could ahare befan .... i ria,. - otorlag pro-wedding toot and tolklac ~ · ' plans. Dreama, anyone? Our Lane Sweetheart Cbeltis .._. at $49.~. ae. our eoq,lete colleclion at '""--• (lGIN an rece1v 1nli! onora- obtaining three new players In 1 Mo' v· t' d' W h. ~ iharpshouting of Hal Schoen. He mention. Thera al10 wer.e a :flve·man deal with the Baltlmore l.to r1an,th mton donG II' 88J lD! hit 00 nine of 12 field goal etof playef'l who received Orioles h, sou eas ' an a 1&, ICa• for both prd and tackle I' Com~etinl his second deal son, Pike, Rosa and Scloto, templ!l to score 21 points. The In 111 etSM the players • . k' h' job soulh central. Flyers hold a 36·:1'1 odie at the . Ismce ta mg over IS new half, but the Marauders pulled I ehohun for theedposltmn for wl.th the Senaton, Selkirk ob- Ea~h d.e e~~~ hu~ter buylnr: a within eight pointl several times t ~ recei~ the moat tam~ lnfielder Mahrv Brec!dlngd, ~rb~lt w~IY~~n~-~~~~~~~~~~-"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!==-=!!!!1!""''7 outfielder 8 arry S etront an I' u 1ca wn , ~ Thil year'• all-ltlr eleven rea· pitcher Art Quirk from the Ori- 1 jn Guide for 1962," which I heny, hard-charging line olu for pitcher Pete Burnllde tht official check In& averiJH 220 poundl In IDJI Infielder Bob Johnson. I shows a rnap or deer di ond olx !tel throe lncheo At ths baoeblll meetlngo In Ohio, contains a ond a owill, thllty bock- Rochutor, N.Y.• laot week, the locaUon of the averageo 190 pouna Senaton trilled ltrst ond a sraph which •lx loot ond 1 hoU Inch. Harry Brllht to Cincinnati a hunter to convorl I JIJtl poondo, io tho llrtt baoomon Rogollo Alvom. deer weight& tc. tho llnemOD while tho Sol~lrk oald Shetrone would Stations which wiD Richter ond Bedoole, ator the teom·a •ustns bow huntet'll lollwtnsl lad<eo- Tread> ocl-11111101 corp•. He added cloae of tho gun eea11011 ·•Hjf·-.Jo -thrllllly linemaa <llo '11-yeor-<>ld Broedlol In this folder. undor aoo poundo. WOQid play lhorlltop or DIVIalon of WlldUit personnel StovaU at 190 Ia the beovloll ul baae. ualgnod to checklfli atat!onl the backo whlla S.lmea il tht Quirk, vlawed 11 1 UShtllt at Uttl. Baker, tho ooulll lilfthondtr, pltc!hed wlll attond I t-.y deer paw poulnJ wl>lrd, II the toUut tho Stnotora on two ond choeklns olotlon ope~r-1 at '''• throt. lui year boloro BaiUmoro school ot Waterloo Ballllultol Polrd MUf(rll hltn down to lloc!hooter. Tht StaUon, Athons eo.1n-l 'It Chtvf II N.,. ~00 Slalitm lVGfO• Eacb player oelected on tho yoar-Gid oouthpow bad two flrot team had subotantlal point ond two loaaea with ly, Deeotmbor 8 lnd 7, Tltey rnarstno o...- the playero nomed Jut ond 1 7-t rooord trained In the techniques 1 m1111rt of 3S'I polats. Rochooler. at the oliUons. If :rou'd Uke to 101 !tow your car dollar .an be tailored to yourneoclo, ynurChev· that mythica] eleven. Bell and 1 Gunaway were econd team JMt · 'team "NOW SHAVE Cl-OSER THAN CRAPLE SlAT GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE, Pomeroy PIaver swap dtol'* ) lit year whll• S.lmtl waa !Ill the third !tam. 'ftltioe lrt thrM 1unlort 011 the t wm Bait'IDlOre In may hi~ "Ita effects feJt ' as tate ~Pebruary when the SVAC ilpll art comiN down to lhell. . ·maJ) games t& deter. the ord of l'"'"h mme er -. • Behind ~;Jldi\IDdN PQI'r formar\el! 0( tophornore Danny (Buck) J ~~ ~ Abt11"' S..,Ul· wesltrD •' tbotD of their by - 1 I ot -- Artclilrved, cre1tora of the otiliJJal Evening Star,• Introduces ttl latest triumph in diamOnd styU'ng-Mldnight Stir. In tb~ new original Artcerved settlnJ1 tbe diamond iJ IUJ'roundtd br eparkllna: ray•, mlklna: it loot ltraermore star.like than any diamond' before. Don't choose your diamond ring with(,lut trying on. Mid· lll&bt Stu, available in a range of diamond aizee--full1 guar1nt.eld by Artetrved and by ua-at the ~trice you pla11 to iptlld. En~aaement Rlna 11-om flOO. Tritde m'rk Prtces lnel. Fed. T1x •Patent prottctlcl. I I l.. I \. t_· l ' ' . • - .!.., ·•.• . '• ta••· �• .. ... lj Jingle Bells! And To Jingle ~eady Cash, Sell Un-Need~d Items Ilere! -----------~------ WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINl!iS Mllnh)' Co\NCELLATIONS CORilECTIONS OPEN TO SERVl YOU IN THE w•u H acl'epted 1.11UII ii :OCI A. lot. Fur Dl)' ot PubllnUo• REGULATIONS Tbe •ublllbft' rttt"I'Yb tbt rilhl '" Mi t er re-Jeel UIY ad• dee .. e~~ obJ..:olliorablt. El'ror1 tl!.ould bt' r1'POM.ed i-tdl.aely. Tht publlaht>r will aot 1M rtiPOJlllblt for ln<IN thtll one lnforrett ll'llltrtlt;,p . MILLER BUILDING Ro\TES For Want Ad Service ti Ctata JMit PHONE WY2-2176 -rd tor nr .. c-on· """'Ill,. ln.er\lont. FUll ntt of "' ee1tt1 per wont will N rbtrt:N for adnrtlaln• It not Pll.ld wllttln 10 da~a atiAir rt'C't.l'l'· •oc bill . l'AilD or Tl!I4NK8 - tl .:t5 tr.r ~ •ard nlatmum. !trb ....tdltion· a! U OVERNIGHT EMERGENCY PARTS SERVICE AVAILABLE 28' word lr . Obltutrl •n publt l hHI I cent pn word. OFFICE HOURS 1 .30 A. M. to ~ ' 00 p _ M rtaiiJ' IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PHONE WY2-2157 f1l NOTICES A ; CHRISnln .SUGGESTitiN - • Thl1 yeoar a:iv~ at least Sub~crlption • OUR NEW LOCAliON lfU (HIYIOLIT l:onalr 700 . l llr . l To THE DAILY loc•l owll~r . deMn iut..,. lt . llF 1111 .. jJI).._.,Hiio<ll" , H. ~~ ~ SENTINEL Rote11 Low - Satlsf8C'tton ·great Chrislma& card m~ed free ll ., rtat lu'l' Prl•·., To Give Our Many Wonderful •''""""'-" '"" Customers A More Convenient SEWING CENTER recipient. Coli WY Z-1157 WE HAVE MOVED TO ... A•t For 83 MILL STREET (formerly The Sports Center) GIFT IDEAS eConsole Tables - - - $19.95 up • Oritz Cutting Boards $3.98 •Buttonhole Makers $9.95 • Valet Tray for Men $1.29 ePiastic Thread Box $1.00 "Trimmings Galore For Christmas Gifts" tl"S SQ.O.O EASY tQ Want Ad I Ju!lt l!lpln .)'our tow,- 2·2156 -*•ld ask a frle,nd-1 I} Ad-writer to ag~IM We wJll bill you. I'OR NEW or ui..d tnlcko, phuno 3ALESMAN . Beo"lf.l ewa, Athens, LV !11eoster, IMJ5..3260. red. ~uch . aultes, 1 nice, too Hutland Furniture, Hut· VISIT US SOON FOR GIFTS AND TREMENDOUS SAVINGS IN FABRICS AND SEWING MACHINES land, 0. TELEVISION IN REVIEW pupa, FISH SANDWICH, :we, ·~;:~~;~ 6e. Jack's Dairy Bar .. ~ port. 12 ~ lljc each or two for f(I.OO. and white, Gordon Pr<lfflt1, Great Bend, Ohio, 4 THE SEWING CENTER 83 MILL ST. MIDDlEPORT -.,,1 WINTER TIRE would like · to det!pelt apprel'iatiun to ~""" ••1 Corvalr _:_ $1795 Stali&ll WltiGll '700 Like· wood . Extr1 nice. One lonl owner. Au_tv, ahlfti all·n- IYLOIS ON THI! e . PRONT I IETIEAIS ONTHI! REAR 7.50 x 1.., 6.7h 15 pluo - .... ,..... -ppableAdo! $1 MCit for eltamln' · MtttwC!II NO MONEY DOWNI EASY PAY TERMSI FREE MOUNTING! RIZER OIL COMPANY HO!oiE OWNED ' YOU'Lll P - 1 WY :J-2111 t. OPERATED LIKE OUR SERVICE POMIROY, 0. 4 . P iece out 0. HiJ : Fr. U . C\l.blo :as. Ccm· I . Prehiatorie 24 . 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SHEDD POf!.AE@IJJDB THE ~VMPO TBRU FRIDAY 6:110 News 6:05 Country Music Time ,:_3~:55;,:N::;•;;ws~l!e~at~===;;i;;5;;:1;;5;:;Decew;;:;;;>.be:.~·Nii.U ::-:=::=I ::: ~ J-.e 6:35 Farm World News 6:45 Meigs County RFD . THE DAILY SENTINEL Will be a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR MAIL" Nante ----------------------------------------Addren .......................... -------------------·----· --------------------------- -------------------- We Will Send AChristmas Card 10 4:15 Local News 1:15 Jones Buick Show-Toes. 4:30 Local NeWll 1:40. Mlllical Mysteries 4:55 News 5:110 Pla11er Party 5:14 sigo Off SATURDAY SCHEDULE News 8:110 Nem l:llli Fallh For Today PlckeliB HardWare Show e:30 Ne~• ... 7:50 NeWB Report 8:35 RFD Radio Hymnal 8?20 RFD 8: Ui Breakfast Party 8:30 Vll!l Partick Sport Show 7:110 News 7:111i Breatfaat Party 8:35 Bfeatfut Party .. 8:45 <lake< Fum. Show-Frl. ' 7:30 News 7:iS Breakfut Party · 1:110 News 7:50 7:811 News 1:05 Colleo With Janel 8:00 Brealilut Party 1:30 NeWI 8:10 News 9:35 Colleo With Janel 8:35~Party 1:45 Betty Newton Sbow 9:110 Ne... NeWI 9:111i Brealdast Party 10:111i Ministerial o\ssociation l:l5 J011e1 Buick Show 10:211 Momlog Interlude 9:30 News 10:30 News 9:35 Music In lhe Air News 9:10 Tho Good Llle swap Shop 1•&5 Uodor Ohio Sklu Today With God 10:110 N.,.. News IO:Illi Polka Party II: 3$ FArm ilurfall Country Hoe<lown 10:30 News (Family Worshlp Thurs.) 1035 Wald t. Doona Hymn II: 55 Upper Room Med!Jatlon8 Time !,!•5I Dow Joaa Slodl Avo. 11:110 .Newa . ll:llli Top Ten Show 1,, 110 Noon News 7:111i 7:30 7:35 NO A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION .ubicrlptlon .. The O.lly Sentinel te1 Ra 7:00 News Santa Suggests ... ! IHA.l, ALTHO I PP(')MISE TO O&'E:'Y f.41 M - appl&UM fl. Tiwt f2.QnceJaQN til. Guide Monday 1'llroatJI J'rld,.y ••110 Dioclog wilh Dosa 7•110 Sign On, Musical Clock 1:30 Interclwlse HS The IJ!eline $•110 CommWllty N.,., 8·110 Ohio Valley News 5:111i World t. Natlooal NeWI 8:111i Sports Todlly US Spolligln on Sport. 8.10 World -News 5•31.' Dinner td~oSical' 8:15 Musical Clock >•45 Sign Off US ComlnWllty News saturday 9.110 lA~ 7:110 Sign On, Musleal CIIICk 9•30 Public Servlco 7•l:. The Lifeline 9•15 Showm of Blealn~ 8•110 Ohio Valley News 10:110 Maaoo County N•w• t:llli Pl. Pleasant Foothall 1Q:Illi Talk ot the Town 10:110 News 1&:55 World Newt IL:Illi G A H S F\.otball 11·110 Tllk ollhe Town 11:45 World News t~pt Fr1. Church Bells Ri"ll 11 .55 Medical Milestones 11:15 World ~ews 12:110 Local & Ohio N•"'• 11<55 Maaon County News 12:15 Educational Special 12:110 Community News 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletlo Board J2:111i Local News 12•211 News 0 GrBDll 12:10 Ohio News 12:30 Saturd&Y Matinee 12:15 )\larket. 1:110 OSU Scout of, lhe Week 12:20 Lifeguard BuDetln Board l:Ui OSU Footbal. 12:211 News 0 Grams 1:110 Diselng Wtlh DoSI 1~:30 Agriculture Agent 4:30 o\lbllln Time 12:45 Country Go Rounc 5<110 News Summary 1:55 News Beat U5 Pabllc Service ~. 110 COUDtry Go Roun<' 6: 30 Dinner Mus1cate 2;55 News Beat 5:45 Off lhe o\lr , MidWay Matinee 5:15 N.,.mber 3 110 ' 1 tnel ... $ •••••••• for which _,. .•• c•• '"" . A NEW AXLE FER 1H' WHEELBARROW 34. Nol"Bernur. J&. <l&noo4 About all we learned is OINTLIMINI NOBODY-- CALEB GOT .,.... Wharf • dwrller 21. Anlttl' 30. Old· ~6. lO.F&ther: l'r. 11.Bnnn• lt.&:uli.J .......... ....... . warn- implement I.Ruu. m~ter 11. BlUdJ.e 1 1lv lll ( I . TAirlf ot volue 1. Late &ctor tortlt mous for the brief broade,oat\ time. 1 YbR .. · · · "'" .. · · · ·· · $8.00 6 MONTHS ............. $US SAlE/ 2 full set of 4 for 2 WI TEl .... 12. "'W11•r• ......, _ U, Call Subscription Rates SPECIAl .:!. ltlllolan. t . Bcont f t.... II Mr. and Mr~ . <ieurse and daught~r, Mary Jordan, who 1 H. Dur!lt Meigs 10.BIJ'It~ II. Melita« we already know : That ll>.Sepanto4 tompetition in Fort Worth, Tex. art! tJ have 8 tough Ume ptting \ 8 which be 'did not win. . ABC·TV elso had a not-so-fine by but that they are H. <Jandl<au1 idea Tuesday lllgbt: In telling Its and coollnue. -·· -·-· Red Croll, P<lmeroy oc!!l1o!l &irl• for clothing, aiJd Horrlilllii:Uie <OIDIDIInlly all othfl't who helptd uo ony way>.~fter the ~ dt beio!ll""' In tho - · '•'12 • puhfulh•r• _the topic wag simpiy too U. Al110 river '·"""'&Ut.hor• and of Feder, entitled at the Keyboard," it would lempl to reflect "the place of FOR Cincinnati 58 Miami !Ohio) !6 Daytoo 74 Cen. Ohio 59 Mississippi 78 Sewanee 84 Morehead Sl. 81 Marshall 119 OM! lllo- t~tory By RICK DU BROW UniUd Pl'ftl JaMraaUOaal 12 ----~-- - - .....,..• AVB0811 LPu.t WJEH RADIO Sa!UrdiiiJ'-8:30 A .•\. to \3' :00 1111011 Gift I City, who gives piano lessons .to make eods meet and wbo.se w1fe lanet is 8 micro-biologist at St. Luke's Hospital. The half-hour special centered around Feder's participation in ' tile Vaa Cliburn (Rear of Meigs General Hospital) 4 t't DLa per wGrd, one lnal'rtlon, :ltln.lmum Chllr.llt 10 <"CI OII , '' HOLLYWOOD mPH - ~ and the artist in America." rv·s "Close-Up!" Tuesday mght I we all know, too much ambition tad a fine idea: It would tell can be a dangerous thirig. bow a young concert piauist, Tbougb the program's idea 11arried and a father, tries to timely, ln view of last we<!lt'l ' ri.:e to the top of hill field and 1spectacular closed-circuit ~ ree himself from the dnldgacy · slon !how to raiN lunda >f hasic ecanomie survivJtol. Washington's NaUonal Cultur~;l For it.s subject, it chose IJolln· Center - and in view of White \lexandre Feder, rl, New York House e~~oouragement of the MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. UID P . II. DIIJ' kfo~ Jll\tboll~aiiGIII \l'ondar Dl!•dll.nt 1:011 A. ~~ 0AILY CROSSWORD 1 J Brealdul Party ~~~~: Qoelllen Music JUIIG.-I l.l'or 11Jar You Fri. 11:!5 11:30 Music Jolt For y~ 1•110 'News 1•06 Music Just For You 1:30 News · 1:15 MWiic Just liW ¥011 .·' 2:011 NewB .. . " ' ' 2:05 Music Just FO< You 2:10 !!OWl 2:3n4uslc Jual For You 3:110 Ne,.. . 3:111i Platter Party 3:10 NeWll 3:35 Platter Party 4:110 Newt 1:05 Platter News Top Tell Show DUtton's 12:110 New&- Noon Roporl 12:15 Mualc Interlude 12:30 RoY. MeriiD Teets 1:00 News l:llli Platter Party I: 15 Ohio. Slate FootbaO 3:30 Newa 3:35 Plattiir Party 4:00 Newa 4:06 Platter Party UO News 1:!5 Platter Party 5:110 Newa 5:111i Platter Party 5:11 Off �• 1 • • NOW' YOU KNOW' • "-"MollaU."If .......... ill Vllcl wu lltlel lllo . Lllltro lo ..... - Aq. . . UU, IIIII lUll ......utU two y... ........... Center Shop Every WHk Saturday f""" 9 ~~ .~ • AM til 9 PM. And S. Sure to S.ve Your Sal• Sllpo Elberfeld• In Po...roy. They An Outstancllng Value In Womu's REGUW 3.95 ~ I, ! co. DUTTON DRUG ,.~,. "t a Easy to care cotton fa)). not just one pair but a ·box-full, or even rica, all new styles and better, a few boxes of fashlon·right stock· sollds, lng hues to match her wardrobe. You'll checks, plaids, fiorals and stripes, find dress sheen, walking sheers, seam- coat styles and sllpover leSB and some with styles, short sleeves. to 11. SILVER ANNIVERSARY - Hall century of ¥asonic membership wu ""le· brale4 Wednesday night at the Masonic Temple, when George Hobstetter, center, anti Allen Hartley right were awarded lapel pins for 25 years m Masomc orders. Claren~e SlrubtO, Pa.rt Master, made the presentation on behalf of Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM. - Sentinel Photo. c 1o I II ; duatproof closure. Luxurious lnterion fashion tone lining. Sturdy hardware designed for durability. For Men 22" Contptnloft C•• $12.91 22" Wookondor $11.95 2J" Pullmon - $17.10 ll"' Hot ... - $11.95 First Baptist Church Names Its Officers · The annual election ot era lor the Firat U.pllal ~~! and Church School ol M port wu held Wedneodoy ning. · COT't.QN, CORDANA, FLANNEL ~ ~YILTEO NYLONS. Many IIY1•1'•.ChooM Froml '. Quilted Colton and Quilted N~lon II Cardigans $5·" Nice Stl..tlon Of KNITS • $5.95 Ladies Dresses $5·95 .. $16·95 Skirts $2·91 $8.95 Slacks •._ __$2.9' --- to Rev. Donald preolded over th~~;~~[_':~ L. D. Dllea and served as tellers. The report ol the IIOIDlnllllnc eommlllae was J!NS!nted by Etllaon Baker, chairman. The lollowtna officers were eleclotl: OraanJal, Mra. CecJI Bradbury; lllillanl, Mra. Qor. ald Anthony, Cllurcll Clerk, Ml'l. Beulah While; alllillant, Ml'l. Jack Satterfield. Cllurcll Treuurer, Mila fred. die Houdoshelll 111lltant, Mrl. John FuJII, MIBJlonary Truaurer, . Mrl. John Kauff; uallllnt, Ml'l. Child....,. Sllppon - $1 ,Q044.95 $2.0045.00 $ I.CI0..3.00 :IJ" Two Suitor $17Jt Blue, Charcoal, Ivory Wblte 1114 Brown. Special Purch•se For Our Chrlatmu s.r. ... the elegant giftetl~. 2.95 Towel Sets and Pillqw Case Sets AttracUvely boxed. Big oelecUon of stylu. WhDe they last ... ~ . 1.95 FesUve as a Chriltmas packaJe, and 10 right for her, especially at tbla holiday season ... elegant llttle evening bags ready to tlresa up every bll oocuton. Choose from leathen, aaUns, faille, bftlo · cadea and Velvet. Black, red, blue, brown, natural. '2.95 Alii WEST lEND DEMONSTRATION Mr. Miklas, West Bend represllnlaUve will be Ia ' the Housewares deputment Saturday, December . ··, 8th from 9 AM to 9 PM demoDStrallna w... ' Bend'a fine quality aluminum and alalnlea 11e11 cooking utenslll and electrical appllancea. TIES With WHm . Men 1n1 ft1Y putfeuJar DRESS SHim Trua.... tiel they wear. lu!ve no fem, If JOlt chootle JOIII' man's _ . .Ilea beret Eveey u. .. about the No alan bu oU lhe lhlrta he CID 'IIIII - AIWIJI · - aad welcDI!ta more • • • ~oi!J u.-11no of Chriallan Education, eombed coiiOD ftlh 'II ..... oblrto with ......... !)>It out& lp all ltllo to 1?. : Front Wllloo. Uahel'l, lllchlrd berm • n.. Bulklrt:, ()'IIIIo, Jr,, John Kauff, ·.. ! .*2.95 Edward Moore, J 1 e Jacob White. I DLEPORT DE Pl. -STORE . OPIN PRIDAY TIL 1:00 -SATURDAY' TIL 9:00 ' . Jr., Chorlel - - , and Hubll 14" Al~lilllll COOliE OIEF Jlakee up to ~ coot· SAlAD BOWLS 1u with one fllllq. $It IDcludN 8 cootre , ·lleatber • ll'l1n , pat' tlllc ~... and 8 ' ·tirned aluminum bOwl 'cake~ tljljl .for ·' -~~. lloldl . · tme, . ~. . ' •3l99 . ' '. • I qp~· .l~~ 1, t' I ' ' ,_, ' • -ELBERFELDS • ·IN .·poMEROY ~'~'i·-· "·~·~.; . . . . {.~.'~51'~.-·:,f. f~ ·;•·, ,, cauted by the area's first heavy ney car, Goldie Marie G~ snow s!Mm. 1 of Rodney received a bruise .., 1 .. . , the forollead, but did not f"" .. One mJury acc1dent took p.ace quire treatment. Betty Cook• them. roy, car. Tbe accident occur- at 2:40p.m.. according to the was cited 1o GaUipolis court 011 Sber1ff Robert llarlenhecb's red on Ualon-av. Stale Patrol Thursday on I he a cha'K• of left of center. deparm..t inveotipted two Pomeroy police 11id there Rodney-Cora Rd .. three miles A similar accident took plaeo . accldento yesterday. 'l'hun!day was 111 aecidenl altho intel'l!eC· ir. Meigs county at 4:30 p,m, 'e JJl01'lling at 10 o'clock lhere was lioe ol Mulberry and Unior>av 'Thursday on Rt. 241, two and ·~ · a t1n><:ar mllhop four-tenths of about 1:25 lui night. Involved a baH miles - t ol Rt. 124. A • a mlle nortb of Chester on the· in that wreck were ca:-s driven car driven east by T h o m a a · · Newltope road. by Jay HaD, Jr., Middleport, Fitdl, II, Rt. 1 Long Botto111 A vehicle driven by Nora E. and Pearl Lollheit. 29, Pomeand a car driven west by Loon. srd Koenig, 19, Rt. 2 Lon II ' Ohio Blanketed By Worst Snow Fallin Many Years Bottom collided met on a curve 1 nd 1bere was medium property damage ; neither driver wu ifl... jured. Koenig wao cited to Meip county court Dec. 14 far left of center. A multiple c a r accident which brought a charge of hit skip to a driver took plaCe at By UoiW Prua Jalenaltollal On! of the worst anow .wrms peratures 1 I. N'"W 11m .,....;;-. To·Be r r-: ·· Mr. Mystery· Shr · .OUdin H0 ffa'S TfJa• I AS Recess . 0fdered J!: ! t• p .... }i lnd Plan court '::1e t• =!:. :m.. I w.- saIu•teT0 ThOSeDeparted •• 11 ~laUoo, PHS olflclals oaJd, • .., < . CAR!CJCHAELS, Pa. CUPD . ' Welry ,1'81Cue worken battled ,g o .ro REFORMATORY agaioat time today iD an eflon );_r ,.. ~ 10\llll men aentenc.- to reacla S6 llWl .trappeil ·630 r~ ··!!!!'· .,{ to · Indeterminate .....,. at lioiow lhe earth's stirfaee by an 0.. Mansfield reformatory bY. uploalon ill the Frosty Ron abaft Common PJeaa Judge John C. ol a U.S. Steel Corp, coal mine. ' . a.coa, wtre taken there today ~ pushed ~-~ s.soo ·\ • b . the lherllf'l cJeparllllelll. feet of •an area •~ men ··.·. ~ are ·Rotiull:.aud011nilt, 11 ~ed troppocl. At tbat ' · permit furlhel' advan,.., owned and operated by the United mlne foremen YIM were Officials saia there wae a 8llm States steel Corp. EiJhty-three 1he millilll mea were chafice the 'miners had rea~hed men were iD &he. .m!Jie at the rescue men · · if there Mte sfe. area and survived the meth· time. . l C4\anceo ·_thole two ~~ ... gBB explosion and a I i r e, James B. ~irod, ....tor.nt 1•n· """'mpllihed : · lloflll' wbtch apparently followed. But no 'erai superintendeD~ o1 \lie Robena ~ ol Word had bern received from the ;Mine, sOld It wu "dlfficull to U.S Steel otu<OJDICropPed - •llneo the blast. there could b. 1111)1' ~:._ 1 · nvO.~ 1'•say" whtJibiio · , · . . . .~..., . • -J=~ . The blul occurred at t p.m.. ihopo thO ·lrliuJ~~~: . mJn:ert wen .,..led1 ·' 'of·. MiddlePort and Kenneth poln~ _ . , was ~ •• a ~· Thurtday in the Fnloly Run alive. . , .· . with "-I!Dia Slato ·• •• oll'oltlerv1· . . lloDial abaft, ~~alad off to of lh8 Robena No. 3 .... , !lirod Old that t~ ...Utant Iill)' w... !":: Bombers Gone, S • Troops N t Q ti n ...... =2:~:"5~ WearyRes_cue Teams Fighting Time 11Dlll'll.7 atylad. • accident. Slick roods were blam- :Ia, Rt. 2 Gallipolis and ooe 11)' ed lor all three mishapo. I Homer Gilbert, 30, RodDey, mill Middleport officers said late [on a curve and collided. 'l1lert this morning they "' far ha .. was moderate damage to both eocaped lhe rash o1 wrecks 11cars. A pusenger In the !lodo :ws;!Us. Third Film Js Conung Sunday !'!"Y• Merry Chrlalmn Charilo C. Marclnlto. U, of J.ooc Bottom,.., a curve. ,.,.. were damaget~ to the left side of both autos, but no injuries or arreota. Thunday afternoon a car belli& driven by Emelle Halcomb, Carpenter, slid Into Paul R. Houdasbelt's, 21, of Pome- Bl dm bile ( Connng • D 28 T p0meroy k Can 11 S.y . Gerold Aathony and Mri. Palll Snwt. FlnaDee Commllloe, M r 1. Harry lfoudubolt and lira. GIFT SLIPPERS === Colors; Harold Chaee. Churcll School SUperlnleotiCharlea Vrollllll; lllialant. DaVId Datal. Church School 'l'reuuror, Mila Rhoda IIIlO 1 aaalotant, Mrs. Shirley MDIJ. Cllurcll School Seeretary' Mrs. Bally llarll; aaoilllnl, Mn. lAMa Slpon. Deacono, Kol Hlndy, A Jonlm and Clllford Stumbo. Deoconessel, Mra. 1'oiQI ...... 1er and Mra. Lllllaa Mc<lhot. Mra. Cllarlel Jim. B:dloon lllbr and Charilo DCIIU Mons Sl pporo For tho Entlro Fomlly Ughtwelght, Fiberglas Relnforeed. Sturdy, 15" Train Call- $11.95 Ladlts Situ 10-42 •· •·· · $2.98.$5.95 Wahoblo Lodloo Sllf.pon L.,..,. ForudiH "'•: ;.. II... - LUGGAGE Matchlnt Any of.theM chlrrnlng·glft selections will let the lucky l•dy who receives It thla lalJI!•• lqlo.., thlf you c•rel unLI Gtlti.S pair TRAVEL SMART M OLDE llarlmaD, 211, of Cboater, going roy. Ira WeDman. Middleport. I south of Rt. 588. , aorth, met a car operated by ,uffered chen injuries in lhe 'I A car driven by Belly Coot. • d t . ter CCI en s A Af seams. All sizes 8'h * for her . • I• d , . _ , . , . Six HOsplta lze vUiage ~oleml . Ten .....,. o1 Slate Hlillway departmenl wcrkera are leylni to cope wllh the aituatlon, hot uld tbey are "ho•inl a hard lime keeping up." County hieh· way deperlmellt olflclala oald rural roads are 1n bad shape and motorillll ahoul!! DOl travel them, unJea ........, unW crews have been able to clear Heavy drifts ond freellng !em· ....t!Oill cf Virginia. multed iD the ciDiing &:boola were doled throughout t m to hit Ohlo In recent yearif.p!ay ol several lcllooiJ lhrouahoUI the llOI1heaRem Ohio, and parll of Dick Wells, Pomeroy eenior cl<l!ed llWl)' acbooll, ...,ti(buo Jtate. Allsdlools;. Clevelond and North c.roJiDa ond ,...,....._ Rt tenlho . basketball player, has b ~en ardow: driving eoudiUona IPl.ae- suburban P.-ma· were eloeed to- A UPI eount for the entire na~ a ~~~ :'est~ sldellned by blo doctor hecauae counted for at leal! one lirlme clay • along with the Csrdlnal lion llated sz peroolll killed In A car driven by Harold Bar. of mononucleosis. death. Scbool oyatem ID Geauga Couoty. wealher-ottribuled ml&bapl. Galli lis fi truck 25 5 18 Weiia, who had been Used SoowfaD exceedori!O lncbeo and The ststem includet ParimUill, Four ol the deelhs """""'"" in . I • 'po II'S! a regular starter by c 0 il c h winds of 25-411 miles ptr hour HUlllsbllrlh and lliddlefleld.. • plaDe craah in heavy "" at I parked;:~~~~~: ' . RUS!l§U !>loore In pre-season wblpped falling mow Into deep All sdlools in Riclunmld and Loo Angeles lnternatiooal. Air· spun around and strucl: a , .... ---- . - ·-- ··-- liCI'i~; ~~·me i!):_and drifts, foreing people to abandon Asllland were ailo ordered clooed port: the otherotoolt piJce m the parked car belonging to C.... P'l' .. PLEASANT -- Icy hlghway. <ODdiUiiils-iD Ma"!'n luiil" l<i lie l>Oii:liiil:lielore the their cars on mllll)l' IOOOllduy today. otmn bell I' don Wooten of Rt. 2 Gallipoli& · County Thursday sent six. pel'80ns ·to the. lloSpltatWJth team's opening · game. ioads and main otreell ond block· INDIANA HIT one; J,lsled in critical cond1boo late last mght The accl· It to expected he will rejoin ing oome exits on tM' Ohio Tum- The fint huge mow atorm o1 ~: s!::' :==-:led~ dents occurred on state Rou~ 11 and all mJured were 111e team following the Christ- pike. lbe ...... COillinuod to pile Mike Hardway, :at, Gallipolis, taken to Pleasant Valley H~spllal. mas holidays. · The Columbus Auto Clob report· heavy ...,., from lndi... to and then rar inlo a ditdl. Listed in critical in]ury ~ over a 15 Coot embankment. In- u • ~IIIWIII! HIKI!l li ii!Mt& ~~ ed all roads were DOW oovered New York Dte today. He left tht car on foot and still In aurpry late last night j'ured In the accident were the end sllppery, ..~. the extnme The wide band ol 8110W, which OVIel I ~-- ed th bit k' Hil W.. Mrs. Ellen Blatzer, 45 • ol dr'tver who suffered scalp lac· """'h--• corner'"' J • • · • · • · . str~~~ from the Lobi ·' ... - 1 ater ••-g wl s lp. W 11 Rich Street Colum 00 0 S - ww •~ •~w -·~ l)n_.,.. pedes~ caps hearing io set for today. 70 • ' eraUone and bruises, and his More than 1110 IIOC<lllduy road• to the Appolachlan Moulllaint, lo ·IJP(~Iprel,,,tlliver· A Jackson county ace~ ~· Ohio. Her •-~~.~.:It wile, Florence Summer, 68, were closed on<1 drlviniOOildllioDI pilyed part in at Jell :a eX Ue8 0 . ·'"" . A.-~ ,_time wh. ich toot. place at the roadBIIltzer, 1t. Co~uu.., er· Uatecl in fair condition sufferwere "enremeJr ptXII'." In the dOJihs. """ · · sid rk 1151 ,_,_. Th ed• a It~ ol lhe Jell arm ing a fractured left arm ond ef:o Merloa area alone, :111 rooc1o were Ole... N. Y., waa burled under WASHINGTI'N (UPU - Wlth co~ llli\IIDOW In Plitillroy. (pule t':o ~i,';'ii.tzer "":: 1111 Howard E. Mitchell, 3!1, other Injuries. dooed and another 1:1 were clooed II inchOJ ol lllOW ear)y tndaJ. Soviet offonsive mll!Siles a n d pita!. The accident took place Cq)umbus, driver of the car car- Damages to the three vehicin the Lancaster - · Elkino, W.Vo., had Ill Jnoheo oa bomhers apparent)y out of CUba, ~fiFr" and ~~.~;:;: rytnc Mr-. Blalz!!r and her '?"• les Involved in lhe two acci· 0 At least ooe trallle deeth wu lht grouncl and an iweD foot oov· the Unltad States II DOW expected "' ·.·~ ~1' :~.~::_p.m., It ll ··llaled ·in fair COildltlon With dents was e91imatad at $2500. , • . allribuled to icy rods. Barhar ered Bradford. Pa., and~ to . - n. l!!!o!lia oa Ita JeYeral _.J 1n1o 0 a "'·~ •.pelvis, severe lac- , ~ _ !'~ Jor..lhe next Bloodmo· 1t Hurler. -. "" w.rt, .,. u Oblo. . · · · ·- r · ~.,..,,. ..._IIIli""·~· ~· ~neu mjursd ....~B of Cl\ln. elbow and • bile YIBi~ Deeemhef 21, were killed Thursday wileD her oar The ia;JnaW•IIoJ Cll)', Midi., 'llio""'lll\l!_.-.:ed'l111ll'o·ney -~ 0 rllbl Jea. made recently when the Board lllddded Into the path of 1 traetor- area llld 10 lnC!bes of IIIIOW, u day lhsl lluulail sblpo cerryinl The Salvation Army will hold v .. Bernard a Sgt. S. P. Vandevender "" of Dl!'ectors of the Meigs Coun· trailer 011 U. S. :111 near IJma. did the ,..,.,.._ lllOWlloinl and C2 n.. jot bombers - lhe total open houoe Sundav at its new ' fractured knee cap and his wife ported the accident .occurred at • ty Red . eros. chapter met at . . number the llusolana oald were location, 115 Butternul·aY. Ma· multiple facial lacerations. Both us p.m. about 4 mi10s s011th ol the Me~gs Memortsl Hoepllal ill CUba-llad ·been sighted off jor Marshall, divisional secre- 1are reported In good condition. Pt: Pleaoant on R~ 17 when Mit· conference room. JJ the Cubom coast Tbe OIIllOUilCO- tary from headquarters in ctn- ' Two other lllTI!IliJ reported by chell, travellng south.. w a~ The third In a eerie• of films Vernon Nease reported the t) mem clllllt! on the zoth day Iter clnnali, will conduct a dedica· lhe petrol included Cllester KJm, llnlck he~-on ~~ .a car driv es iall for teen-agers will be Pomeroy Jumor . High school Sovaet Premier Nlklta Kbrusbchev tion service to begm at 10 a.m. ball, 50, Rt. l Jacbon, cited to.. en by William Ri,tlch, 46, pr:U...l' Sunday at 6 p. m. In has been secured for the visit ,...mood to get the bombers out SUnday School will follow at day for 110 warning Rags on cw, Albano, when lhe Hiltlcb ve the P<Jme St. Paul Luther- trom noon untll 8 p. m. on Dec· withm :so dayL . 10:30 a.m. and afternoon serv· er length load, and Marion Moo 1e went Into a skid on lhe Icy Chnrchroy ember 28. The. Grace Eptscopel NASHV,ILLE, Tenn. iUPI)- The conspiracy trial of With the removal of them"· ices will begin at 2 Wlth Capt Kean, 5!1, Mt. Sterling, o., eft. ~ •. Rlsllch suffered a ecalp an · .. Church Guild will serve lhe Teamsten President James Hoffa look a mysterious oiles ond bombers Russil ;, ex- Lovi Olmsted of the Salvation ed today for overlengtb semi Ja.;eraUon and his condltlon II The col~ film II Teen-age canteen. Clerical and nursing turn Thurs~ay when Federal Judge William Miller peeled to claim thllt it has lived Army Corps 1n charge. Special ouUit. u,jed ae good. Christmas and de'?'lhea the staffs are being completed. abruptly adJourned court for the weekend. up to ita part of lhe bargain ond aingers lor the afternoon serv~---. 1n the second .acoldent, only real meaning of ChriStmas. Additional donora are aakad The adjournment followed a three·hour-and-2CHnlnute to demand the United states gtve i<e wiD be Freeland Norril and one vehicle woe IJlVOlved. It oc- The !Urns are olfer~ free ln d to hoiid • ld 18 secret closed sesalon requested by special JusUce De- formal 118SW'ances against an in· hiS singers of Racine. Evening London At Halt cuhed also oo RoUte 17 neu hope that· youth willifDturn to ue B)' season ace . e~ · partment attorney Jamee F. Neal. vasloo of Cuba services are announced for 7·30 LONDON <UPII - 'Ibe wont 'l1lree Mile Creei< when the their OWn ehuich 1llll apply Two organlzati~ns "!',e as ed In a matter of mlDutes after [dooro-ilotbing ...... But u. s. otflcials maintain 5o- Sunday with Capt. Olmsted ·a· night o1 the lour-<iay-old ....., driver ol the car Allen Sum~ what fttey feel is their Chris- til card out a X 5dl plan : Neal's request the only peraoal Whtle the hearing ~~ In prog- viet Premier Nlklta ~- Khrwlh- gain as speaker. The public is JdUer fng'' brought Lo~ to a m,r 68 Burlington, Michigan, tian responsibility. Following recru t onors. ccor ng · left 1n the rourtroom were the re11, two Teamlter offtclalt were chev hal still not carried out aU invited to visit the new quar- bait early today and raised fearw akkfded' on lee, lost control, the film there is group discus.. the P:·. eachwi~em~ ~r f~he judge, Hoffa, the attorney~ · and taken i a to · ~ by other pledges«. hll eKhange of letter• ters any time during the day or that t~ ~phurous piU wiD claba ~ the highway and went sion. At I p. m. adults are In- o~gan tlons con c ve the wltneasea The wlndowl were marahall. with Presldeot Kennedy. 'l'bert to attend services. Envoy and more Vlctim!ii. • ~--· vltecl to vlew the !lim followed fmnds to p.:mo~ the ~loa:; covered with poper to prevent They were ldentllled as Ewing· has befl!).,. qroemeot for United Mro Ray Wining are officers AI least > persons - most ol by an informal diBCUStllon, and mobile an~ 'I tum are outsiders from 1ootlDg fD. Tbe Kinl. presldent of TeariuRen Lo- NatiODI verfflcatlon oi the remov- in charge. them over 60--bad ~ied in .LeocJoq . ce a IOnS collee. All area residents are contact five olhe". doors were guarded by marshall. cal m ol Nashville and lbe al ol .......,... or ............ alone since the d i r t Invited. Then, at 9:40 o.m. Thursday. local'o busineu agent Geo. 'Brotl•· lagainll their reentr:y wtdch the Meigs General H'"'pllol laden log tell upon lhe city ond &. A. -berry ealleol, uld Over 110 youths and over 20 the most ·mysterlou• and RCret At 1 p.m., tJnoee bour1 and 20 tett.. eliDed for. . .ADMISSIONS - Wtlli~ Hall, spread across mucb. ol Eaglfmll lhe Middleport • lAIII gome adults were present for the ses~~ion <If Hoffa'• trial ~>esan. minutn after Jt started. the .e· Pomeroy; James B 1 shop, and Wales Mondy mght. ADether tl; ,..~poaed, No later dale last film ahoWing. 0 Ce Shortly afl8r U.S. mlll'lhalo oret ...,1.., ended. The Greenville, S C. '100 weR hoopilolized. Weheter County Ha DISCHARGES - None. Offoaals said the air po~ . .cleared I h e - m . FBI - m doors were opened. agents were NOll eDtering the Hoff oeen aillintJ at the h S dr'f · was as bad or worse than dUf1!ll DANCE SATURDAY UC IOnS room by 0 aide enlrllllce. del a 1181'VOUSiy dru.,. 36 lne · DOW 1 18 Meigs Memorial Hoopltal [the epio "killer fog" of 19S1. 1JUt · ease· ' All the parllci 11J Uallool ..,_ -natloaol ADMIISSIONS - Kathy Rupe, it was helieved lba doatb toll IIlii Saturday evening at B o'clock The Gallla • Meigs Cllapter, Chtof Mar>bal El- Diupayno lning hll ~.;;..,court dram~ The .Siato;,~ Co!Junlssion. .,. Poineroy. year would stop 1M short ol the 1 !L~~Higbwlll_~~eld ~~ Fraternal Order. of Pollee Unit i~id ~~~h~ere~.!'i porlinJ ....... dili'lo as high 8 ' J6 DISCHARGES - Ira Beegle, 4.1100 liv" otsimed .br the S1DOI "'" • -·~-·' ~... au No. 95, enjoyed a baked ham g incheo In County. said I<> Bacino. 10 years ago. torium Iinder sponaorehlp of the and mince pie and planned In· da1that a oow anowlaU during tho = - - - - - - - - - - ' - --'-- - - - -Dlnetor Sally IJcbUf Aid Pomeroy Elementary PTA. The du Uon of five new members nigllt has clooed ........., ll!e R!tllal!d llllk lthetl ..... Jays wiD serve u hosts. In c. regulat meeting Wednes· roads In Well VlrglnlO'o - · JftVIeatly ............ far day at Middleport town hall. . ond III!C!Orl, ln<luding lhe \ ltildPt. ltu fOIIplllad OFFER RUMMAGE TOYS The Induction IIIII Initiation A gleaming while monument, catching bright rays of . Eastern Ponhandle. antu ilecomber II at l:lii P· ' will be held at the next meet- the aub·lroplcal sun enshrines forever the memory The commilsion aid DlOII rnaThe "Cozy Group" II haldiJig ing In January. VI!JO Preslclent men killed on a Dec.'7 morninJ! 21 years hlgbwa,. ......, open to tra!fic a rummage sale Thursday, Fr•· Fred DeWeese wu in charge. The monument, buill atop tile sunken of the reeommanded lhst ·motorists ' THE Eolton • Sooth...!- d~ and Saturday, Dec. 6-7-11, Attending were 1!(1. John Ueship Arizona at Pearl Harbor, marks the otete "'' I I r era baskotbaU pme, at SW, at the Warner BuDding on Sec- TaylOr, Patrolmen Pau1-Norlh· 1,102 sailors and Marines eljtombed in the 11t1 beep )IOIIpiMII. ond-st. There will a!Jo he toys up, Silas Hamilton and BID ship. It also Ia a memorial to all others whO 0. sale. · Berr cf Galli!!olis: Sheri!! Ro- the 7:55a.m. attack on Dec. 7, 1941. IUSER J11NE1i The bridal shoWer honorinl , bert Hartenba<!h Patrolmen Pearl Harbor has not been forgotten . 'lbe new n;.,~~~~~ ;otey: · Kiser, 31, of Letart Milo Connie lloUsh, 10 ';';,.. REMEMBER DATE Henry Wt>l'ry a~ James Soul.. submarines, the J!iant aircraft carrien, swift d• waa lined IS and costs 11H11 held ~ ~ at e by, Pomeroy, and Middleport ers all pipe a ~aTute to the Arizo!'~ . Thureday In action of MlddleBradlonl buildintJ lll Cheslllre, Dr. John Moore Is aaklng olficors Clllef · Herbert Gilkey, Today .Amer~caDI·everywhere JOID Mayor Lee Snnith'a eourt ·" "' been poetponad IIIIW Satur· adult scouters to remember the Ed Hllggerty, Scot! Shank and in saluUng the monument on the to when he pleaded guilty lo an d\y.JJe<emher U, due to w... l'ello"'hlp dinner, Dec. a, at DeWeese. Mllyor Lee Smith their departed brotben,- sacrlflcea to the of a intoxlcaUon lher condiUons. camp Chesler at 7 p. m. and ~lor Bernard Fultz. diaboUcol enemy. · • ""'""""""_,_,__,....,..,. 89c ps . Extra 51- 46 to 52 D. " St~ RS1 Snow and elroDI 1rindl 1lhlpped throUgh Melp Co. Tlwroday night calllinl hiCh drlflo, automobile aecidenlo, hillrd0111 road eondlliona, and closo ure of moot schoola. Cold and wet llllOw s(li'Oild an approximate four inch sheet a~ cross iloulheaslern Ohio. The Ohio Stale lllgbway Depar1o ment said an Htlmated 3 to 3~ inches of :mow feU here t 11 t night as fierce WindJ p lle d high drifts In some placeo. Meigs County Saperinlellclenl of Schooil 0 . 0 . Pattenon said lhiJ morning all schooll within his jqurisd.iction are cloled., but clasSOB conllnued In lhe Pomeroy and Middleport eu GIVE NYLONS BY THE BOX Half 51- 141'1to 241'1 ~· t1f ·. ( ;;, ,.. < Snow Hits Schools,Roads . ..... For Christmas MIUII 51- 10 to 20 Middleport ~ J!.o":.r._. Christmas for ....\\W:~.:· •the younger set SUrprile her thls Chriltmaa-Gift her with klinalifl 00.. Five •mart eoJorJ; four free SltrlsJ oartridiOJ wHb ..... ioet. f'• • .~ - ... o ..:..--------------------~~~~~~~---=~~~~~------· "0 -------------PO~EROY-MIODLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1962 o~ PRICE FIVE CENT$ ', MIX'!l MATCH SEPARATES ·ANKLETS· SHORTS· SKIRTS UNDERWEAR · SLEEPWEAR · HEADWEAR ·CARDIGANS are valuablo to you, colors, fU&. .... W lotllpt Ill Ill. .._ "c. " ,_0 ........ lhvol«l To Tis• lntere.r. 01 TTt. JleipM- .4r• make it a, to 5 PM end on Sheaffer's Ctrt.rld&e Pen and Peoeil Set. Perfect mateh for perfect wrJijng only $4.95 iD - C..tlooed eoltl, . - . ,..... Wltb IBOW fhlniel • Day from 9 AM from 1. enttn\~~~.- e -· WEAtHER !:;;:"J o1:':!-t Bnlnm:: w.- Pa.;;..:,. -me- ru '.• : /. .. l ' •.' ) •' ' l •. : ~ 14 HIPPIII IAJIIffJ � 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. 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