http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f922bf80583aa588ebc2818e0b5a159.pdf b4c0c757947f7f28b89476e1ff9abc8a PDF Text Text I ' ' 11-Dolly SeDUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec 22, 1956 Grec:• E pi".;.p•l • I • ....,•• b«.. Church of JMvt C'ku• of lAtter Day Samt.s, Old TUI•• f laU, on Portland Route ~ Scbool 10 .a. m preach.inc 11 4 m and 8 P m and Bible Slud..v Tburs4ay 8 pm Paator C. w ProffHt Asat Chu Hupp. I li~ Church of Chrllt. Loclt•cl on Pomeroy Harrl90D.ville Road. 1 B1ble &h.ool 9 30 A M M,.....,..... ............ 'r\ orsb1p Md Commun100 1D 30 A M Chnsllan Endeavor 7 15 P .M. Evemng WorMup 8 P M Thomaa Wyatl MwJ!llter J~h Jo.h&lon, Bible School Supl Min."v•ll• Methodl1t Church, Rev R M Grove, Pastor, Ho.smer •--b, Supt 10 A M Su_ _.._.., ~ ·-· Sc"-1, 11 A M Worsh.tp Sernce, ~ 1'u.-..t..•• 7 ao p M ~ Mhtw•., Communitv Church ' ' Lead•.na CTeek Rootd. Rtrv. R E. --• paAOI" Fl<~·.... Clelaod, ThomM 'u )I Pray« Ohurcla SerVloe 7 30 P. meetiDj Wedne,day I'IJ.ght 7 30 p M Ereryone outd1alb mv1t.ed TM Syrauru Mfthoclllt ChYrch Rev Robert E Lmter. Pastor. Sunday School 9 30 A. M. Dana Wtnebrenner, Supt. Worsbll) Ser· VICes 7 30. Third Street Pentaaostal Church Middleport, B I. BIJ.rrett. paator sunday Schoo) 10 1 m Evenma I Jf.,.•, 1 wioh for you: good thHr -' ' In obundenct in this moat mli•• holiday nason. Max Ward Insurance YOUR NATIONWIDE REPRESENTATIVE E 2nd St. l Pomero) SHOP STIFFLER'S .. .' ' "'' ' , .' ARE YOU LUCKY? ARE YOU LUCKY? '· STAR GIFT DAY IT'S . * Where .. .,.,.,, filflfs a .'tlar and 72 are f'Rt:t;r * 72 Wonderful Imagine ,, ' * '' ' . Watch It's for FUN! your It's lUCKY STAR! EXCITING! Merchandise Awards To $24.95 For You- YourFamilvYour Home • ' EVERY STAR WINS! ' Eest MaUl Str~t Pomeroy ReY J Edwto Charles, Rector, Mrs Cednc W Clark orgamst Wonh1p How •nd sermon at 10 30 A M, Holy Christian Scien ce Communion !trst Sund<~y m mvnth Church &boo! , Begmners .and Heo~s Pr1mary, at lO 30 A M for tnfor matwn conrernmg o11r wort please telephone 302--J Chmtl•n Ch.,.rch •• RMCtsville TV SERIES for Everyon• Every Sunday 10 A M Sunday School and Communwn f1rst Sun day 1n month 11 :\. M Church Channel 3, Sun. 10:15 a.m. tommunJon and pr~ach 1ng; lh1rd 1 Our Dally Bread Sunday In month 7 30 P )( - - - - - - - - - - - - church preachmg - Ro::v Harold C \-\ot.d Rest Home from 2 Lo 4 PM Doster Putor - Wed eve Pra)er .!1erv1ces Chrlst1an Churttl at long Bol· Sttn at 7 30 tom, every Sunday 9 ao A M Un1ted Methodilt Church SunSunday School and rummun1on da} School .~.__._9 15 A M Theo hr~t Sunday m month 7 JO P ~ Ch urc h preachm!l lhtrd Sunday sn11th Supl worship - )0 30 am Star Over Bethlehvm tn month 10 30 A M Church com SubJect \f Y F 5 30 p m Eugene Frye, munJOn an d preac h mg - Rc1 l>rf's 7 30 - "Chnstmas program H aro ld C D ~ Ler, P astor Th • Ch urcl. 0 1 Ch n'at, K•no, for children Wednesday at 7 S d 9 3 A s o clock Prayer Meellng every uod ay U M. unda} S h 1 The Federeted Church EYo~ng• C 00 an COnlfliUnlUO, J)CODd Sund ay Ill mon lh 10 JO A M 1ral and Rdormcd- Presbyter1an Ch urc h commuwon an d preacblllJol H.ev Waldo J Bartels, Pastor Mr fourth S< ' nd ay m moo lh 7 3U p tred Blaettnar, S S Supt Sun '• chu•ch • preach mg-Rev H ar da} Church School, - 9 1~ A M old C Dost~r. Pastor Worship hour - 10 30 AM S~r The Cftrlsfl•n Cht.treh'., Hem rnon Toptc 'Chnshan Meamng' 1oc k Grove, every Sunaiy 9:10 A s unday Chureh School Christmas M Sunday School and communion program will be held at - 7 30 p m second Sunday tn montb 7.30 p Christmas Can(jJe-Lightmg serv1ce M chu-cb p•oach<ni fo ur lb s un will be held Monday December 24 • • day m month 10 30 A M church at 11 00 p m Sermon topic "Holy communion and preacbtng -Rev NJght' Harold C. Doster Pastor. Rutland Church of C.hnst 81ble EU8 Chl'rch•s. MorniA8 Star & School 9 30 A M Worship Scrv1ce WSAZ-TV ;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;!;~;;:::::::;::;;::::;::::::;:::::;:;;::::::::;:::::;:;;:::;:====:;::::;::::;::::;:~'~'~'v~l~ce~7~45:.:p~m;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"-J I Eaterprl••· R•v. Star Roger -~--- - -- Pastor-: Mornmg 72 STAR GIFTS FREEl ·~ Chworch, --- EVERY STAR WINS When you make a purchase at Stiffler's "Red Anchor" Store Monday, Dec. 24th be sure to check •your Sales Ticket ..' .. 72 SILVER for this Silver Star * Bishop, Sunja)' School 9 45 A M Mornlng wor sh1p a~ 11 A M MYF Sunday en rung at 8 Prayer meeting Thut:;day evemng Eut.,rpnse Sundt~y School 10 lO A M Morning wur sh1p 9 30 A M YF at 6.30 p M Kvenmg wor.sh1p 7 30 Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p M UB Ct,l.frch•s, L•tart Fells, Roger Martm, Pastor Sunday ScbooJ 9 30 A M Worship Serv1ce 7 p M Chrut1an Endeavor alt(U"nate Sundays at 7 ;w P M Churt:h o~ the Naz•r•n•, Syra. pastor cuse, Roy K WIIIJimd, Sunday School 9 :JU A M Mornm.l!: worshtp 10 ::10, NYPS 6 30 p M, M 1 Evangelt.shc 'erv1ce 7 30 p Wednesday evenmg: prayer meet Jlli! for the mJdweek and Tuesda,y afternoon prayer hour House ot Pr•rer, Ch••••r, SYRday School 9 30 A M Mormng W01shJp 11 A M Sunday evenmg worship at 8 l'ra) er meet1hg on Thursday 8 P M Church of Chrl1l, Br•dford Rev John Wyatt, Pastor Brble Sehoul 9 30, church serv1cca 10 ao Youtb meetmg ~~ 6 P. M.. and evangc!Js!Jc servJce Sunday ~ven mg at 7 Jam~s Reed, Sllpt Fr•e M•thodl•t Church, tt•rry Bates, Pastor, Lautel Cli!l Sun day School 9 30, Clau meatms 10 30, FMY ~crv1cc 7 00, Pre•ch mg B 00, Prayer Meeting Wednes d.1y .., 30 II} sell Run Sunday School 10, Preachmg t1 1:) FAIRVIIW Edward Gnffith pastor School 9 30 a m, Youn1: meeting 6 4:1 P m ; vices 7 30 P m ; prayer Wednesdav 7 30 P m Thul'l'lday 7 31i P 1M F.ast Let&rt 9 30 Mornmg worship 10 45 Evenlng worshtp 8 on the 1st 3rd, 5lh Me-eting Wet:.l· Sundays Prayor ntsday 8 Letart Faits Methodist Char,.. Floyd Workman.. pastor Letart Falls, church ~chool, 1 :m Prayer servtce Wedn"sduy evenmg 7 30 Charl•s B~r~h Recine Million paBtcr Services Sunday 7 3o and TUes ltJy 7 30 Earl CU1t•r. Portleno:l Churr.h, pa.stor, As1! p<tstor Erhlh CodncT Set vices sunday 8 oo, 1uc:;d<~y at 7 30 and Friday 7 30 4Chnsti•n Scl•note Society, 144 Mulberry A\•e . Pomero) Mornmg sl"rvr<c at 11 A M w1th t IIR!ST .n-;sus thr tw bjcrt of thl ll"sson ser mon and the- Gold('n 1('xt Gorl ~'tho commanded the ll!{hl to shine out of darknc~s hn th ~htl\t•l 10 ou 1 hf"ill"h, to gt\C tlw ht;ht or t,he knnwlettgc of the ~.: lory of t.od 10 llr,• f.trl' of Jcus <. hrt~t. 11 l onn· thaur:; 4 6 y, t'dnt'~day 1 , ( mna scnHt' at a 'lhc publir 1 ~ tordl<~lly mvtted to attcud fli'adtng room With st<lc l'lllUll('f' lu~ wttod at JC:tl ol chmdt open to lht• pub ltc on Montiay from 2 to 4 I' !\f C•rl•ton Church Sunday School; 9 30 Pra~l'r mcchng Wed ,Et 7 30 l \oristmas pia} and pro~r Ill\ nee 23 at 7 4~ llc\ H A HJd rllt Pas- I'"'Alfrlfd M8thodist Church ReY R O,! Grove p11.stor S S ill 9 30 Llo1d Dlllmgf't Supl \\-mslup St•rvlCf'8 at 10 4~ w1Lh illllsrnorc 1 BO\Ies leader - Sen lees .ll Elm· ' STAR SALES TICK~:Ts 10 30 Pra)cr AM Evemng 7 30 PM Serv1ce Servtce WednPsday 7 00 PM Earl Slack, Mmister Church Of Christ, MhWIJ~port, ~red I Gardner pastor Bible Sch ool 9 30 Morning wor9h1p 1(} 30 Chnstmas sermon, "Behold, the Kmg 7 p m Chmtmas pt!•gram followed by caroling by the Chmt tan Endeavor, W~dnesday, 7 p m Prayer mccLm~:: and B1ble stud) t B ~ m ChOJr prae\1ce Heatk Method11t Church, Mid· dleport the H.ev C R Ko,knght, pastor Sunday School D 30 Ern est COH'I I sup! Monung worship, 10 30, srrmon toprl "The First C hnstma~·· 7 30 < hnstmas pro Aram followed hy c<~roltng by the MYF Wedne~da)' tl 30, Jumor chOJr 7 p m St"OJor choir Flnt Do~pti•t Church, Middleport, the Rev { E No}t p11stor Church School, 9 I~ frank Cheesebre\\, supt Monung worship, 10 Hi 6 p •11 JunJOr and ScOJor Youth fo el!ol'tshlp, 7 30 Eve rung worship ,en Jl'{' Montiay devottonal ser vtlc hy the Senwr Y(]utlt h•llow~h rp II p m WcrlnPsday nud week prayer and Pr:use serv1ce 7 30 lhotr prac\Jcc, 8 30 Mt Morto~h B•ph•t Churc:h, Mid• dleport th£" Rev N D BordM pastor B1ble School 9 1~ Arlena Rcl'sc supl :\101 rung worsh~p 10 30, 7 JU Chmtmas Hight Chris~ mas prog1 am Chur(h Of Th• N.uar•ne ,Mid· dleport the Hcv Jt()bert Styers pastor lhble S, hool. 9 30 Lester Taylor ~; upt 1\lorumg wu1slup o 30 Chrtstmaa prog1 ~rn 7 3{1 'rh~~:~'::~ 7 30 Prayf'r mc('tma Of ChnM In Chri•tlan Unwn. Middleport the Rev Guy F Sayrf' pastur Sunday School 10 am Preaching service 7 30J Wednesday 7 30 H1ble study ,lnt Pr••byterlan Church, Middleport the Rev Howard Ruppell, pastor Church School g 30 James Buchanon, supt Mornmg worship 10 30 ~rmon toptc 'A Star m Your Heart Candlchghl cmnnmn ton 7 30 P m Wcthu•sday. 6 30 Jumcr choir 7 p rn Sf"nJOr Chtor BnObury Chur'"h Of Christ, Ed· ~~oarr.l Emerson, pastor B1hll': Sch ool. 830, Thurman Carscv aupt Christmas progt'am Mormng <A or shtp 10 30. fhrlstian F.udPavor 6 p m, Evenmg worship sen·lce First &o~ptl•t Church, Ealf Main Street Pomeroy. Ralph C Zllndel Pastor. Wilham Watson Sunday School Supf 9 30 combined scr vice of worP.hip and study Christ mas music by 1\_dult and Youth ChOir Sern•on "the Gladne$8 of Christmas" Nursery and Jumor C'hurth for children 7 30 Christ. rna~ program by ch1lriren and )OUth Also 110und motton f1lm Please brinq: while gtfls to thts scrv1cc 7 30 Monday Carol SlOiil inu by youth th•l Harritonvlll• PN•ltl'hrlan, R•iph C. Zvndel, Su"'ly Pe1for, 9 30 Church School W W. Finlaw Su"t , followed by Christmas program and play by Youth Sermon "'Why Be Merry At Chri&tmas " (No evenmg service ) FrH Methodl1t Church, Laur•l Cl•ff. The Sunday SctmoJ will present the annual Cbristmas program Sund11y mgbt at 7 30 Treats also will be gtven SERMONEITE BY EUGENE BROWN Putor, Unlt.ct Methodi1t Church INDIVIDUAL DIGNITY The commg of our Lord Into the world has meant a multitude of good, more tban any one could mnumerate But one thmgs that stands out so beautlfully and has so blessed the world 1s that he brougbt dtgmty to the mdlvidual. Jesus came at the time whe1l it was popular to beh£,ye that the state csme before personality The power of the Roman Empue dJd much to excelerate thl8 belief There were elite aroupa who beheved that God had so favored them and that the~ were better than other people And to them 1t seetned prOvldenhaJ that many should be m servitude to them So slavery existed all over the world that Jesus knew He was vnse in Hu compassJon regarding eommon tDJUStu;:e On Ol)e occasion be saJd ttlat every one 1 should be servant to the other (Mark 9 35 "U any man desire to be first, the same shal1 be last of all and servant of all") Our LOrd taught that everyone IS of value to God ''1 he Father Himself loveth you" John 16 27 "For the love of God 1s broader Than the measures of man's mmd, And the heart of the Etarnat Is more wond~rruHy kind" There wag no companson be tween personality and matenal worth as far as Jesus was concern ed Matlhew re<:ords H1m as say mg " For what • ~ a man profiteti 1f hP -;hall gain the whnle world an<l lo~e h1os own soul'" MaLL 16 26 Our Lord .s how ~d no parhahly tn people He looked above pos1 tlon. occupatwn, race and class He stopped a slomng mob from killing a young woman who had eomm1tted ~dullry lie ate and drank wJLh publtcans and .m.ncrs (who were trash tn the eyes of He the ~cnbcs and Pharisees) talked to a Samantun W'lman at the well who was despt.<red by the Jews He dwed with Za<'chaeous, (also desptsPd by many) who was supr.rmtendent or customs for the Roman gow:rnmellt m thf' dtslnct of Jencho lfe plaeed h1s clean hands upon (a\oldeCI) l~pors and healed them All people Jn H1s eyes regar,Uess of slatron m hfe had an inherent right !01 attrnt10n respect and d1gmty . Whtlt> Wf' are r('(:eJvmg and g1v 1ng gtfts Hus Chmtmas \\Ould Jt not be wise ta a5k ou1 selves Am I gn•1ng With lh~ expectal10n of reward only? or reer1vrng some thtng 1n rt turn' J)o 1 l:(rVe only to those who mtghl g1v(' to me? Shall I gtvt> to those who already have plenh? 1t has been almosl 19t.i0 years .!lmce our Savtour came 1nln the world and aboul 37 }cars ~tcr he dted becau5c of what he belleved and taught Rut the death knell for • DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE tConUnued rrom Poge 6) Middleport Vtllage, L 100 306 Lot l()(.L.-306 Val $400 Total Tax $34 08 Miller, H M Trustee- L 102, No 102.- 10 (t S sidt!, V<~ l 51U. Total Tax $ :.!2 Same L 100 No 103-E parl Val $4{1 Total Tax $94 SaJiie, L 104, No 104-Tn NE cor, Val $30, Total Ta.x $10 Morton. Charles Jr S 18 L 262, No 262- 18-Sub ~~ . Val $120 Tota\ Tax $2 B6 Same, Sub 6 112 Val $100 Total Tax $2 38 Ohlmger, Elu.abelh, L 589 No 589---Sub a Val $60 Tolal Ta"X $20 26 Qu 1vey Nathan E, L 4. No 4 Plantz Add, Val $790, Total Tax $18 76 Same, L o, No 5 Plantz Add 'Ex 10 w sJde, Val $MX), Total Tax $14 02 Romine, Bert 0 &. Bertha L 100, Lot IUil-306-307- 1 A E of Hopkm5, A 1, Val $610, Total Tax $Bl 44 Rom me Eddie E & Mary A, L 163, No 163-H & D Add Val $1640, Total Tax $38 96. Rose, AvVle, L 258, No 21>8--NE cor of Sub 89, Val $40, Total Tax $14 27 RuSilell, John & Magdahne, L I, No 1-2 75 A Sub 1~. A 2 7~. Val $30 Total Tax $70 Same I I. No 1 2 2~ A Sub 26891011 Shep Surv, A 2.75 Val $250 Total Tax $6 94 Same L 14, LOt No 14 A 1 Val $10. Total Tax $.24 Same S 1B L 262, Lot 1-Sub ] t3 W 1,'t o( 260 A Sub 13 Shep Surv, Val $120 Total Tax $2 B6 Same S 18, L 262 No 262 lfl-1 1B A W lh of 2 60 A Sub 13 She p Sur v , A I 18 Val $10, To tal Tax $ 24 Russell Thomas & Cleo S 18 L 262, No 262 18-2 A W of W1l Its H11l Ave Etc A 2 Val $80 Tol al Tax $946 ' Sam(' s 18 L 262 No 262 lB2 A Sl'h B 1 ~ N of W!llt s Hi ll Ave ete A 2 Val $870 Total T11x $102 88 Sehmull J J L 181, No 181 H & D Add ~- 5 2 It E part, val $910, Total T;;x $132 91 Seyler RJchnrd D, L 37 to 53 No 37 to. 53 Tr No 124 val $1550 Total I ax $3(fl60 Same L 256. Nu 256 Rrldl(c W of Kerrs Run R\ $100 Total Tax $10 B2 S1sson Allee T.ou1se. L 189 18~N<\'If cur of Sub 44 V,r\ Total Tax $1 18 Bet Val No $50 stn and selfishness y,as sou nded on the cross al Mt Calvary and Jls echoes have reverberated to the present dav Wlth every pray er every k•nd y,ord e~cry good deed, and every act of kmdn~ ss the very foundation of stn Is sha ken and w11\ ~'entually crumble Men of valor and courage look for a bnghtcr future As Jesus sa1d to h1s f1rst follower~ he •~ now saymg to u~ "Fear not Itt tie flock, 1t 1s your Father"s goo I plea.sure to gne you lhe kmgdom Luke 12 32 Each Chru;tmas rcmmds us more and more that thts hope can become a reality to exalt every man to brotherlv love and mdlVldual Chnstian dJ~mty Same. L 189, No 189-&lb . . Val $257(], Total 1'u $60)8. Same L 189, No 1~ 0 ft. SE cor Sub 4!1. Val $3601 Tolll Tax $8 Ml Slunner, Alma 8 , L I , NQ. 1Clifl above Excelsior Salt "Wts, Val $20 Total Tax $4 76 Sm1th Charles R L. 403, No .W3-50 x 80 ft Laurel St., Val $680 Total Tax $132 ~2 Smith 1 J &. Emma, L 44, No «--Sub t -13 x 100 It Adj tl), Val $50 Total Tax $4 28 State of Ohw, L 79 No.: 79SE of Pleasant Ittdgc Ave, Val $25o0 Total Tall $29 56 Same L. 106, H & D Add 3 x. 10 H JOtmng, Val $10, Total Tax $13 34 Same L 239 No 2.39--1/ 0_ of 6 rt w s1de Val $10, To~ Tax $3829 Same I. 258 No 258, Val $40, Total Tax $415 29 The Buckeyt! Savmgs & / Lo&n Co, L 1, No 1-1 A tn Stib. 2E of Sub 4, A I, Val $40, ,Total Tax $9 46 The neacons of the Forest Run Baptist Church S 17, L. 2QZ, No 262 17- 07 A 6lrip 1)3 X eo~ft W part ot 4 38 A, Val $l0, Total Tax $3 96 ' Thto Dlstnct Advisory Bd. of Central OhiO D1st Ch of Nazarene, L. 4!53 No -453--Cor Umoil. Ave & Sugar Run & Trt , Val $2750, Total Tax $65 3-4 Same, L 4~2. No 45~ ft OD Sugar Run St & Str1p W, Val $930, Total Tax $22 08 Wajker. Eloise L 262. No 262 -S ub 3- 50 A Val $1240, Total rax S89 86 ' Wern Chu Mathew, L. 37, No 37 Naylors Run, Val $920, Total Tax $43 7j. WilhAm~ Wtlhe, S 18, L. 262, NE cor ex 51:1 A NE, A 2 92, v•J $70. Total Tax $8 28 Same, S U~ L 262, Out ot 26 69 A tract, A 1 56 Val. $90, Total Tax $10 62 WoiUngbHger, Sanford, L. 41, No 41 Sub 4 NW cor of Alley, Val $370, Total Tax $40 02 Yollon Carne J L 38, ex 30 x 36 ft N side, Val $700, Total Tax $16 64 Young, Jacob W & Cella, L. 30, No 30--10 It W side Dabney Add. Val $50, Total 'lax $2 36. Same, L 34, 40 ft Sq ba~k ~Jld Val $40, Tntal Tax $1.88. Same, L 34, 60 ft SW cof. Val• $1330, Total Tax $63,20 ~arne L 100 3Q3 No 10JJ, 303Strtp back of lots 10 ft of No 30, 34, Val $-W, Total Tax $1.90 And notice 1s hereby giVen that the wh.olc of su~h se\eral tracts, lols 01 parts of lots, will be certirted for forec losure by the co~n­ tv Aud1lor pursuant to faw, or forfeited to the Stale, unless the Taxes, Assessments, Penalties and Interest arc paid PERRY A RIGGS Audtlor of Me1gs County, Ohio CLYDE G )fiLLHONE, Treasurer HARRISONVILLE Mrs Sanl'l Turben IS m,akJng her home With the James Borgan family for the wmter. ' Bernie Gtlkey of Veterans Hospital, Ch tlhcothe IS spendina the holiday scai!OT1 With hlS SO~!f Ber• nard and family : Mr and Mrs Joe Carsey and sons of Columbus Rpent the week end with M'" and Mrs E R. Carr. SQUARE SHAPE COOKS 20!1 MORI ' o~t+ +· -.__ ....... ,._. .... -.. + ..__,._ * ISSUED MONDAY, DEC 24th Vv ILL BE PLEASE NOTE: Each Sliver star sales tu kl•t entitles the holder to hls chmcc of the 72 wonderful ceihng g•rt sta1:; dangling 1rom SUUlers "Red Anchor" Store's You can't lose )ou o;;eied \our !'!tar • tho stars vary in merchandise valuer Yours may bf' \\.Ol th $4 95, $1 99 or less . . or more' If you are real lucky, your St.tr may be worth $24 95 in merchandise 1 That'& a lot of ChnstrnJs F1 cc! r • "Merchond1sc Must Be selected ** * * Monday - December 24, 1956 I I ' FOLLOW THE CROWD TO STIFFLERS' MONDAY TN Suwe WNt-e ever1 gilt b • Star ami 7J •"' FRE£1 JIIIOifw'lllcl d ROOMS Of _., .... 5 ~ - = : Hew Pu1111ture roa 1 I $299.00 BAKER· FURHITURI Oil fte llrlchlnt c...~ I - r. Mlddlekt IIACD I'1JUITUD It ... fry and rook with 1\!e correct Co•llrolltJ Htolevery time. No guesswork-No constam watching. Seals For you nmtmb•lng •.uy A Hallmark Dole 3ock • . a handy refere 1ce for all sp•crol oc:c:o~•on or th• year Ju1ot a1k lor one! Elberfelds Dftlflted fo fte lt~tereau 01 'l'lle Me..,WM.... llt'ftl ·-- """1.. -· ..... north and west portloftl IN ~7"::~--~~~~----------·----------------------------~~----~~~------~~~~~--~----~~~~~:--------------------------------"---------------·-------l Hogh today r•nwf"9 in to~ NO. 214 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, December 24, 1956 SINGLE COPY --:;c 50'• ...,..,.,., Low...,...., 2S ,-;- VOL VIII 32. af ast Jlt,torations Announced Contest Mr and Mrs. Johrt Zerkle, North Thtrd Avenue, and Mr Weather Florecast Dims Hopes For A White Christmas and Mrs. UP Report Discloses 455 California Toll Worst In By uNITED PRESs ..,............ ..,..., ......._. . .... • ELBERFELDS ' l.' •. The nat10n's traffic death toll climbed relentlessly tow~ a Chnstmas holiday record today, and safety experts warn~ It ts 'mcre.asmgly e\Jdent" the 1r estimate of 660 fatalities sa1d the toll gomg mto 1he second half of the four-d;y holicfiiY be surpassed ;o.u I Ned H. Dea!"born, presJdent of the National Safety Ill runmng ahead of eshmatea Hf pleaded wtth motortsts for • ,.~ tl<'! Improvement" In their saJ.flil. habtts ~ Wilbur Koenig. Brownell Annue, rere1ved the Itrst The weatherman threw a wei priZes for their home-decorations m the contest sponsored·by blanket on Ohto's chan«s for a the Middleport Gard(ln Club and the Amateur Gardeners Club whtte Christmas today and pre. this Chnstmas. dJcted only a lew snow flurries Judges were Miss Ethel Garland, Pomeroy, and Mrs. How-l ov~h~~el:le~:;,,th:h~ol~~=t~ ard Nolan, Syracute should have nearly tdeal weather The Koemg home was entered conditions f«>i ChrtstmtJ Day A In the religious dass and the zerhrgh preuure center located In the kle home m the non-religious we8tern plams tod.ay wa~ expected Honorable mentlon given to to move &lowly eastward dunng Mr and Mrs Lou Morn.mc, North the l\W 24 boun n will deltver A Umt.ed Press count at 9 a.m • Fourth Ave'lue and Race Street, a colde'P iind dryer air mas& over EST showed 387 persons .tiUed tJr tn the rellg1ous claas and ~ Nr Ohio - ;. traff1c AnotM:r 22 were t1Ued filand Mrs Kenneth Cook-JP~d Jttanwblle, cloudy and mild I' fJre5 7 were killed ID plane crullii: Mrs Worne"'". Soutb Third · ~u.e," OptiON on three Letart .farm• welther' conUnu.ecl onr the state Three separate colltstous over es and J9 died tn mL~CeiJ•neo«. for thetr non-religious de~na:- ~otahn& approximately 209 IC!ft.l Sunday with ~noon h1gh tern the week Plld resulted m heav 1!y aCCidenli for an overall total 'Q{ of the double house wbert':~ twere "exerc1ecd .and accepted" \o.; pe~turcs ral\llng from 49 m To- I damage1 cars but only one per 1455 ktlled '" hve .£__ \iay by Fred M. Link, trustea for ledo to 84 IQ CJlftapeake. A hght I son a 19-y~r-old Northup o Co~ltfornl• Toll Wont On!y homf"s wluch bas ~• ·t""" IJn as yet unknown corporatlon. ' llr;trmkle ot ifii~ fell over many j youth was m1ured Pomeroy p0Califorma s toll led the nati~· tered m Uie tontf'.!if. coy.lcll o1 111 ~ •reas - "iif 11er. and the State Hlgh..,.ay Pa w1th 41 dead on the htghwaftr judged but· after 1 tou.r Of ·~e Andrecw Crose told Th•; ~dy Skies re~* c]oudy Sundav trol reported today llllno1• was ~cond With 30 an1t town the judges ni.med the folntmel be rece1ved a letter. from h lowmg homes as outstandma this nk thJ• morll.Qllltatmg ht p~ nla: t as allkl mov~d mto the Sunday mormng at E Mam and Tc~as was next with 24 ~; TOMORROW THIS SCENE will be qu1te prevalent throughout the width an(\ breadth of year In what the" f~lt 18 the best ".Plea~ take notice that tU tift· area Sprt es of ram were re Sprmg Ave a ca:- drJven b) Don e::~rbelro Pid the words ''s"e.tour land and here too , in Pomeroy, Mtddleport a-nd the entire Meigs-Mason area, children and 1 corded from Toledo and Cmcan aid Cunmngham 24, Cairo W Va tng has been dnnktng oilnd fouk.; vear for Christmas decoraUOQS m rstgned bf'r~by eleds to eurl parents Will gather about the Chnstmas tree , to exchange gifts, to ret,mfy famlly bes and to the town htstpry Dr and Mrs. e and aeeept Uld option. ... nat wa s •topped on the street Patrol to see' are recurring agam and gtve homage to the 'brrth of Jesus, the Saviour Ernest Maag, Lmcoln Street, Mr. dance with provillona With Early mornina temperature read man Ralph S1sson sa1d a car dr~v. aga1n m !be moun:Cmg report& ot lt IS at thts time too, that we of The Daily Sentmel Staff are aware of our many blessmgs and Mrs S G Ptckens, Lo.gan St , Aid pptlOJ\1 J'OU will furnlah the Ines today were Cleveland 42 Cll- en bY Rich.ard V Wbttehouse 26 acctdent.s m all parts of the DJF" High Qbdertlgned at your earbeN con- lumbul!l 43, Marietta 51 an~ Cln Waverly, 0, skJdd[d ln trytng to tHJn that, enable us to hve among you, our readers and our ~dverhsen.. The lastmg fnendshtps re- Mr and Mrs Allen Hu"hes, e ~ f clnnaU stop for the Cunnmgham car and raln With US daily and it IS in tbe Sptrit of Chnstmas that WC WiSh each and every one of you Street an a~ •of tiUe or struck It tb the rear Is ll asi:mg too mucb ot e~ Mr. and Mrs Paul Haptonstall, , ~ on~ approval. Thf" front end of the Whltebourte dec:!ent person to take a p1ec1a A Vt:BY MEIIRY CHRIIi'JllltAS SEASOI'¥ Fifth AYenue. Mr. and Mn- Noel ~~..,Oi\ ear was>:demolr"Sbed Total e.wna- deijberately ~w own~nafflc -----~-~~~-~------------~~~--~~ d d Hrsell; Broadway;. "Mr. and Mrs. r d .~.. No .,..._g lh•• · -S450 1 1 1 1 1 Mu Roller Slxth AveQUI!; Mrs In ery o.a. exl"t"Ute ut:t: , l'I'.LU pay e a mage was se .a • .__ Garnet Davidson South 'second to you _the <6um (agreed upon m 1 one wu mjured and no charge.s not to take the wheel ll be hal " • the optLon)" and Tuesday ml.ght brmg haard- wcr~ filed been drmk1ng~ he aa.ked. ~tove , Mr and Mrs Harold Hub ous cond1tiom the departm~nt 1 Dearborn s .. 1d the toll, cttuld be bard, F1fth Ave , Gene Grate, ldentlcalletters, said Cross were said. ' I The State Patrol reported Sun cut tn half Jf molonsts ex.ercts:ftt Front Street, Mr and Mrs M1ch received by Clar'em:e .and Guy day afternoon that ErvJD L Wal· .a bll ofr cour1.t>sy. thoughtfutneaa ael Hackett, H1gh Street, Mr. and Chapman who had about 86 acrea ter, Northup suffered a cut fore- and comnderation , bead and brmsed knee 1n a head One Crull Kill~ Fin Mrs Crmer, Bel!ch Street, the two ,_nder optloT! and Emma S•rgent, A commttment for a $125,000 loan has been obtained by the famtly home of Mr and Mrs A J Athens, 0, who owns 50 a5;re:!1 t on wre(:k seven tenths Of a m1le The oounctl had estimated 660 d Mrs Ran- aouth of Cross tnat had also been north n f the Silver Bridge ()n State Mason County Hospital Assoctation tn its efforts to raJse $312,Jess A sweeney 65 son of the Strauss an d Mr. an R persons would lose the1r ltvell on te h Th P h d oIph H ump ries e res Y r- optioned. Ctoss' farm, used for oute 7 000 to butld a 52 bed hospital In pt Pleasant, It has been dts- late Mrchael and catherme Swee- 1an Church decoratiOns were com- raJsmg hogs, totals la:J acres Walter was a passenger m a car the highways dunng the long closed. by Dr Jack A Buxton, president of the Board of Trus· ney, passed away Sunday morning men<h!d and eommerctal dccoraAbout bls future, Cross was dubdnven by Carroll Canaday, 20. day Dunng the three-day Chnat· tees at hts home near Wilkesville. hons mentiOned were the Coats loua. "Thtli solvtos a lot of problems Northup who tr1ed to pass an un- mas prrJod last year. the council The Board of Trustees has been busy trymg to borrow the Mr Sweeney had been m faihng bUJldmg, Nort~ Second and Race and creates lUSt as many," he u 1d 1denttf1ed truek at the same time reported 609 persons k1lled m ttafhealth for sometime Street, Youngs Supermarket, Lo- "I don't know what 1m go-mg to Funeral serv1ces for otmer R1ck the truck stl.rted to pass a car flc for the previous record h1gh balance of local funds needed to ard 77, of Letart, w Va w1ll be ahead of 1t holiday f.atahty toll Umted PreO matcb funds to be supplied by the At the hmc of h1~ rehrement in cust Street, the Rawhngs..Coats dO." held on 'fll~day afternoon at 4 Canaday was forced off the high flgure5 were higher than the COUD· Hlll-Burton act t95a, h• personnel director Funeral Home, South Second A-ve o'clock at the home or Terry c wav about a foot, stnkmg the left 1c1l s totaling 621 at the Toledo State Hospital Prior MTs Ma:x RoUer., president or the: Buxton reported that of the to hts many years of 1ervice in Middleport Garden Club, had a s~I·al Roush rn the Lortgdal~ commumty front of a car owned by Raymond One Ol Ul~ wont traffic crasb,, $312,000 needed, the board has aP· near Letarl A Rc1tm1re 25 Pomeroy, parked killed a famll)' Of fiVe m a twoToledo he st>rved as Chief Super- party at her home after the judg· proXImately $66,000. Ther~ 1s an Mr Rickard d . .~d on Sunday off the highway car colliSion near Clark , s D _ Visor m the Athens State H01p,tal ing was fmtshed and the judges additional $75,000 In unpa•d evenmg at 6 o'clock at tbe Moun- The Patrol satd Re1tm1re Will out Bad \~('alher cGnlrrbuted to the were presented gUts tn appreciapledgeS tam State Hospital 111 Ch...r.e~, 011 out or h1s car talktng to attend· high weekend trafhc court, wttll un::r of the tion of their work He was born 10 Letart on Sep- ants at a roadstde JUnk yard The fog, freezmg ram and snow blan.. Salad, sandwiches, eooktes and Buxton said that If the $75 000 Two groups of carolers from the Ohio State Fox Hunters Assoclacoffee were served by Mrs Roller 0 tember 20. 1879. the son of the I truck went on and was not ldentl· kehng vartous parts of the easlel"n tn pledges were pa1d. the board M!ddleport Chu1ch of Chnst tour uon and a past president or that to the JUdges, Mrs 0 p KleiD, late Mr and Mrs Anthony Rick (ted No charges were filed half of the eounty would be withm $50,00() of 1ts ed Middleport Sunday evemng orgamzaUon H~ was a member of Mrs Guy Reynolds, Mrs E M. COLUMBUS 0 UP - The ard His Wife. Mable Rtckard, pre-Pomf"roy Pollee Chief Frank Alrhnes were forced to caneelr goal and th:-t tfl~ hollpttal would after th~:!r Chnstmas program the Westm 1nster Prcsbytcnan Amateur Gardeners Club t Stale Motor Vehicle rcg1Bt.ar's of ceded him m death tn Hudson sa1d Gordon Wmebrenner fltghts to many Eastern and M....: Blake, 1925 be bmlt s1nce he thpught the rc· and VISited a number ot shut m Churth 1n Toledo and a member Miss Harr1e Marte Smith, Middle· flee will mail some 00,000 appli He survJved by five daughters reported a colhswn wtth a c.a:r ap western pomls and railroads and 18 mamder could be readily obtained and elderly persons The ChmtJan of the Ma~onlc and Elk Lodges pOrt Garden ClUb cat1on blanks to Ohto motorllili \Irs Ed1th M Bumeardner, Dun ~arently owned ~~g~ Estep hus hnes reported a heavv matt Buxton urged that unpaid pled· tndea\ior group o( apprmumatdy m Athens ne:oc:t month for the special reserve bar Miss Erlr!C A Rlckar<l Mor 11 ~~v~~ ~u~da~' aft:rnoeon ~~~~;: of business due to the sl!ppet"J', ges be paid before January 17 be thirty SIX young people werP 11.c I Besides hiS wrfe, Fern Halhday cause.., of the fact that th~ State compamed by Mrs. George Chdds, 1957 tagll. gantown Mu Terr)' C Roush Lc- was no lnvcsllgalion made and no murky weather Board or Health wtll med on that thetr advtsor, and returned to her Sweeney, he leavc.s two brothers, Oh10 sal('t) and law enforcCil)II!:R.t TJre special plates have unusu.l.l tart, Mrs Kenneth C G.1dd Dun other report avatlable other than Donald a11d George Sweenty of date apd might take action con home for refreshments combmalions of Jetter& and au- bar, and Mrs Chari~ Machlr Hen Wmcbrcnncr's autho111Jes today fraced for ll;.ie Toledo Three sisters and three naerals Motont~;tS have to pay .u derson Two other daughters pre. second half of !he long Chr1st.ntM cerning the. Mason county runils 1[ The Homebuilders Class had brothers preceded hlm 1n death. more matchmg funds have not extra dollar for the privilege ceded h1m m death hollda:!i Pf'TJOd hopeful the ae'tiChristmas cooktes and coffee at the FUneral services wdl be Jt 1 30 been obtam~d by that lime •bove tbe regular $10 for passeD· In add1t1on he 1s survlvl!d b) l'-'o dental rlcath to 11 woultl fall sbot1 church dmlng ::-oom after complct p m Wednesday m tthe First ger cars Sisters, Miss Ora and MtS5 Lcsta .1 ' a o£ the pr~dJcted total of 52 dt:fl1! The Assoctat1on Will hold its mg thftr VISits Prcsb)tcmn Chureh in Athens ' The next plates to b~ issued wll1 Rickard both of Letart, and 13 1n trafr11· ....., Six Knight Templars m full annual meeting and election of conducted bY Roger M. IU<!e Jr be the same Size as thiS year, 12 grandchildren The GhiO Safety Connell eare "the Senior Youth Felowshrp of Bunal will be made m W Union· dress umforms mmus .IWDI"ds trustees at the Pl Pleasant Junior The body will be taken to the ~ forecast at total of ~9 dead m~ awed ward~ of the Melp County . . 8 mchcs They will have wh1te High School on January 8 Five Heath Met}lodlsl Church and thetr st Cemetery nwnbers and lellers on a r;naroon Roush home today where friends typE'~ of ac~Hients durmg the f members of the board wtll see guests went caroltnJ! after the Fnends may call at the Oowler- Children's Home Sar.day evmling background. may call afler 4 o c\ork day pt:rt'lti W1th the hohday tbel.r terms expire thiS year while Chm;tmas program Sunday even Ferguson·Hughes Funeral Home when tbey appeared tn du!l eounty The new IIC('nses also will be Bunal "J!\ be made 10 the lUck over the state may fall rar 1 home With Christmas elfts for mg and returned to the home of .a sixth member must be elet'ted at anv-ttme alter l p m Tuesday tre•ted wtLh a chemtcal to res ard cemetl"r) R"su lts of latest freld research of the f _~lUres 1at to replace Paul Cummmgs who Stl•phen anj Chr1stme Coats and 8t the church between l and each chtld rust and deterioratiOn Deputy on nrw vanetles and lxhnJqucs A Untt1'd Press suf\o'f'y atartfii Ray Woodgeard, commandrr of wher~ they were scncd refresh restgned last May 1 30 on Wednesday of i'"llrlr1atlon or eommerctal vegc from 6 <~ m Fnday s howed .::11 the OhiO Valley Commandcry. registrars w•ll rectne the 19tJ7 ments by Mrs Robert Cu<tls who tablf's wt\1 be the SllbJeet of a dead o\0 Ohto s highways, pj~ Kmghts Tcmplar was 1ft charge of plates for public sale begmnlnJ was assJiited by Mrs Fred H•bb/; • mretmg to be held Wednesdav p}anc latah!) a drownmg and fA the cheer brmgmg misSlon He March 1 and Mrs c n Konknght Jan 2 In the Utart Falls School mlscdlancous death for a total pf banded out g1fh around a large 1 Co unty Agent C E Blakeslee said 19 ....._ Mrs Nan Moore, adVISOr Of the ChrJStmas tree while Ralpb Graves tori:!\ At lea~t 10 of the traffic dcati.j took motwn pictures MYF and the Rev c R Konknght 0 The tmct ng, which ts open to tnvohert pellc~trtans and two more acco~pame~ the group 011 tlum Later the Knights vuited - and If]( puhlrr JS sponsored hv the mvoled tram~ . ,, took plclure.s of - the children's carolmg tour O! lhe shut In rnem I DaiS\ Bnllnlc} 73 long tnn£' lol"oll f:xtcmJOn Servlct Howard sleeping wards, dayrooms and be" 0( the church '"' olrlcr p<Op rcSJtif'nt of lthddlepur• at 362 Lm Nolan RaeJn(' Vo•Ag Instructor IS kitchen. Mr and Mrs Gerald lc who were unable to attend the <'h;~1rman 0f the C\Cl1t ~oln ~~ d1rrl at 6 30 Monday morn R1chard 'Lewl~. 34, Middleport churc!J. services Sunrl.l) Mrs rorrrst Bachtel 11nd Mn Grate welcomed the Kmght!l to 111rr(' ~~~ll' cxtcnsron lcadt>rs •" 1ng Ill Metgs <.en~ral Hospltill the Home anc' thanked the vtsttors was back m county Jail today, this E S Sch.1af of the Mtddlcporl where she had been il pat~en\ for w1ll ~Pl~k Thrv are F. L Drolhn tim~ bavmg been arrested by Ju <\rnateur (r~;t rrl cn~r s Cl ub were for the1r kindness Fathers who forget to play San· thf" past <Acrk )!l r e:d('llSltlll hort1cu\tunst of Other Knights makmg th~ vlslt vtnlle Offtcer carl Gorby LeWIS 1udges of tht" Chnstmas decorat ta Claus m the style expected of Oh St.ltf' Umvers1ty Blatr Jan· The dccPaser a member of the 10 h•d been released last week by were Phil Memhart, Max. Ward, tng comp~lt\ton ~ponsored by the them by thetr voungsters ean have ,on rxten~rnn plant pathologtsl CJarence Struble and B F Par· M1ddleport L h 1rrh or Ch.mt r~ authonty of Probate Judge John New Haven Garden Club. an ··out w11h th•s story surYIY£"0 hv hrr hu~band fo"rank and L' tr <..t>lman, extensiOn enlo Thtrl:l' three homt"s were entered malee c. Bacon. A Scotchman em Chnstmas Eve ' The Ohto Valley Commandery and a hrothrr H H H)scll F'orl nwlo~tst rn SIK cla~)I("S rl'h~JOUS and 11011· ' Judge Bacon had placed Lew1s CIIARLES'TON W Va UP • will have work In the Red Crosa I hl'!'<' men arc f'XP{'("ted to brrng took hiS shotgun down from •ts Owens Flunda as well as a nurn rclrgtous doors "mdows or over Ftre gutted lwo buSiness bulld1Qp on probatiOn lor on• , • ., t• sup resu lt s or research work at the all decorallOnH Thf' homes were m ol MaHa Wednesday mght d. 7 30 restmg place smcc hunhltl season bcr of nreees and nf!phcw~ port bis family He had been or All Str Kmghta are asked to at- He trudged outsrdc mthe snow a ncar th r heart of downt~ I uneral 81'1"\ICCS wtll be held at \ta1tetla 1ruck Crops farm Mason, Nrw HilYen and Hartford dered to tum over hts 'uncmploy- 1 Mr and Mrs Ray Fox Clifton Charlcstur• torlay causmg daiD' 'lr ,mrh of thr Ohm Expenment tend h1s chJldr en heard hi.m bang Soon the Rawlings-Coals J?unera l H(Jill(" Sweepstake~ prnc was awarded - ment" cbeck to the court. have been "nOtified of the senous to the hmnr- of Mt and Mn Paul i.ng awa) as tf at a herd of prane- Middleport al a ttmc to be an fum Thr 1 talh wtll sugg.-st how agl" ('st rmatcd unorfiCJally rit ' JaU records did not mdtcate inJurtes lh<'lr son, S' Sgt \\lllmm BAKER SERVICES WEDNESDAY lnr t1 1 f'\!t"lablr ~rowers here may $400 000 nQunc('tl latl'f lDg r('llldl'cr what charges were facmg Lcwts G Bobo sustahH•d m an ac( nknt ~case Mflsun Arlt•r Judgmg the No srrrous rtl.lllrlcs were report.. The remaurs of Lssac Bak<'r ~I. htt carlwr milrkct.s wtlh harrl1cr Burtal \\Ill bf' made m 111\cr Back h(' came 111to hts house, hornf's thr ;udgrs wf'rP guests at Sunday upon re-arrest. ED a motor vehicle 111 Saud1, Anh the home of ~lrs Plultp Wolpert w1JI be taken by Ewmg Ji""uneral and sa1rl 1n front of hl.s wide ~yed ~ rflPllr s and command htghN ell bul two or thr:> estimated 70 Fnenrls ma\ rail ill the Funt fill In Mayor E F Rob.inson 'a court Home to th~ home of his mother Jl! trc:; l.l'rth hi;.: her grades of prO- fJrcm<'n who fou(::ht tho blaze nar· home aftcr I p m Wednesday prcs1denl urthr 'll"\\ Ha\rn Garden tn Stlvers\illlc today and 84.!rv•ces ch1hlrcn. Nathan Biggs was fined ,$~ w1th duel' The me<'ling wt11 bcgm at row!~ t'srapf'rt death bcn~ath a col· "Well. • h~ said 'thut fiX(IIl hlm VIeW ('l 1!11\('1 y cost9 au.spended Saturday li•ght on He IS a patient at the 72nd 44th Club whCIE a coff~( hour was w1ll be held Wednesday from a lapsmg wall 8 p lll USAF Hosp1lal. Dhahran Air f orcc held 11 charge of running a stop s~gn nearl;ly church with unlerment m children 1 JUst shot Sant• f.laus Dcstrmrd 111 Lhe blaze wa11 twoGRANGE TO MEET Ther~ "on t he M> Chrt6\mas Donald Fhnn. Jr, charged wtlh Base Saudt Arabta Bald Knob Cemetery., VISITS HliRE story Ktn~ s Re.stauranl, one .ol OhiO Valley Gran~c Will m('rl speed1n1 and runnmg three sLop thts year Norman Spencer, Columbus, was the ell) s best known ~a~mg esta(;TO lEAVE TUISDAY Anyone wtsbmg to write to Eptlogue A htgh rounty ofllrial Friday DeC" 28 at 8' p m tn lhf' lights in l!eparate count9, plead not METER TAKI. $31675 111 Pomeroy Sunday -vtsltmg rcla- hshmeuts and the adJOIDIDg on:&Rodney' Sprncer w1ll leave TuesGrange Hall for a Christmas pilrty gutlty to both The court ftned S/Sgt BobG must use the followmg Pomeroy meters supplied a total gave th•s siory but exacted a sworn day mght for a v1s1t of several and 25 cent g1ft exchange. Pot t1ve~ and ln~nrts returnillj to tbe 1 5Lory Curtam Shop oa the cornc:t him $10 with cCPSts suspended on address S/Sgt William G Bobo, of .$316.75 to the village last week,, statement tt would not be attribuof Lee and Summers streets. .. days Jn Columbus with hts father, luek refreshments WlU be served capital citY Sunday wght. the apeedtng count. held up ;ttfdge· 15247293, c/o APO 606. New Yor..k, ted to h1m pohce reported today Roland Spencr.r NY meot on tbr.: other. wili eoune[ 0pt"IODS Taken up On Th ree Farms fn Letart falls w•• Thtee ACCI'dents I Reported (n Area Over TheWeekend ° !e- a •-•a· Loan Committment Of $125,000 J. A. Sweeney, 65 Secured For Mason-Co Hospital Oaim,ed 8 ~ Death I Otmer Rickard, 77 • FuneraI SefVtCeS Will Be T0 esday At Wilkesville MI"ddleport caroI Groups Tour Town On 8_unday Night w" New r-- Auto Tag RequestS To G Into The Mail w:: a~ ac~~:::J::r N BIg Bend ame IYule Deror·ation Middleport Man Back InJail Mter Release Contest w•Inners William G. Bobo Seriously Hurt In Auto Accident " in the natural juices-Your favorite dishes are more delic1ous. PJua mco any outlet. • . to m•h Oh1o Cloudy •nd tumiftll locby With a. Mw •ast portion and rain or tlrlzzte Mrlh tnOW flurries thit nJght. fl'•rtly d~ MUth •nd cold•r. Tv.-., INrtfr: and SOMewhat nlder with • I I I t:Y Knight Templars Give Gifts At Childrens Home '1!v BY UNaTID ,.E$1 enttne a y e • • WIATMII I than Round Pan Elberfelds • - Extenst"on Se...,;Ce Meeting Scheduled At Letart School Evasive Action For Fathers Is Theme Of Story 'Datsy • BrumIey, 73 Oal·med By Death • I T day At HospJta }'ire Destroys Two Charleston Business Firms .. . , �-·-- • - . .". . ' ·--------" A.YING ~ BOXCAR THE DRIVER'S SEAT DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA • • I ----,-~---,-- 'Best Wishes' From The Daily Sentinel I The year now about ended has been another in which The Daily Sentinel's labor to gain a wider inOuence in affairs of Meigs a·nd Ma.:>on counties ha s borne solid fruit . Thus, th~ publisher and sta if extends to its readers sincere wishes for this Christmas season and tor a pleasant year in 1957 . We b<'lieve the Daily Sentine1 will rontinue to progress in more fully st•rving it.s community as rapidly as the many communities in Meigs and Mason counties progress toward a~hiev­ ing greate-r weight in business and social affairs or Southeastern Ohio and North Central West Virginia . At this year' s end we own a large number of readers who " won't do without their Sentinel." They know , and we know, that the home newspaper is the only n ewspap<'r in the world that <:ares about. Meigs County. In 19~7 and in years to come, it will become more and more apparent to re-P.ders and advertisers in our ·area that it "pays to buy al home." . Tl1 at is the basis for wishing everyone our most stncere Christmas and New Year's greetings. Without our readers we would be noth ing, Rtoaders without The Daily Sentinel would realize that a vital force in their communities was absent from their lives . Yllu, our readers, have made us into a·n ever-in· C'reasingly effective organization for serving our area communities. .. • •' ' pledge ourselves We to put forth our utmost effort In ·~ students to t1rlve at night. You ,mi.ght rightfully ask what's .. imh.';ta nt about that! We I, S8 per cent of all highway r.tal),lieo ocC'ur at nl&ht, when onlY <me-third or all traffic is " mo vltte about. · Yet, although millions of hilh ltbool students art beina uueht drive, only Jone~ otutltnts are being taugbt to drive at ni&ht! Af- io the paper . Around and About ' \ With Robert Ruark A .~ • the f'lt~no~ and offict:·parly St'ason W<IXf'!l. I f('el drpressi.On.. Vodk1:1 has rt>movcd the jubilant s1igma rrom the fellow who used to hust ~OOSl• ov~r the Yule b~z­ inl(. iufl atinl! his ego and coekmg a Hgur3livt• ~ uo ok llt th.e boss man thf' hrid~ of bosom. and li»Y stuf· fy n·lativc who m i~ ht object to a sct•nu•d "'''~"" or wassail. j' I The old top!'r used to camou- flage his wj' akn ess v.ilh clove!·-or p1•ppcrminL am i fondly be\icv-t- he was Tooling the house hold and the orfict:. f'\'l'n th nu gh he wall prone to stn~gcr n mite and bile off his st•nh•n ec~ in mid-r he tor ic. Thill l'Ul('llky HJ tproach to a hobnai h-11 linr last•·d II months and two wocks. fo, or the other two wel'"ks he, w.:•n l llke a bomb. and 1whtn ht• 'kll on ~i .~ faCJ( ltll&iithe was\l·pnpt·r t J ask~>l , he mutreFe11. "'l'uhrnm.h ~·~g uo~ ." aml nobod ~· rt'nlly had th,· ~uts to fir(' him . ThPrt' is nn furlht•r nl•c d tn explore th1• uffil·t• \)arty as tlw nil· tion's prim" c•vil, si nce Brother Curet- Ford dirl i\ OIU'I' nnd for all . Dul lt did ron~tiluh· n tn•mrndouli su h·h- val \I(' f11r th f' rru!!lralcd old blowoft or a year's frustration . ThC"n Four-Eyed Fanny klsted the bo ~s; then Tremblechin thucked a pinC' h nt Miss Hourg1au and stagwered home full of triumpb, with a brt>ath like a flame-thrower . Vodka has changml it. Tremblechin ha! possibly been quieUy »tirf all;;ett.r. off an oderless, nearly tasteless beverage which eombinf'll it ~c\f into re pul»ive he&hh drink• rtuch a& Sct·ewdrivers, 1 nau11eous mixturr o( orana;e juice and Slavic esl!ence, nr vodka martinis, which loot lethal •nd are not. Gone the doves, departed the pepperminl. Where, oh wh~re, has rtown the c hlorophyll ? With the absence of odor has com<' confidence and more of a toleran<"(' for alcohol. A man who r("f' keth not !)tmisheth not his consri('nce. a nd he nre can hold an.. othrr hrare of drinks. The rlo~ct lush no longl'r gives himacH awa v with a visible han~:· ovcr. The ncw tnnqullizing pills, ta ke n before bed and ear ly in the morn , have reduced hill ~hake:> to a mere tremor, his quakea to a maid~ und ho!i~ · trighll'nl.!d Trf'm · minimum . Even if he surfers. ht' 1')lf•t•hin!> who llvt•tl for ltt(• eranrl can always tell the bon ita one ot thos# nrw vlrusts, and boss can;t ~<~y him nay, beeaiJJe . U rAnt smell the traC"es or 1 este,. day's wall·d:nJbln,:. . I think this is a pity, · if only out of dcfe'l'ence tQ tbe pie wbo rot u_p and slowly WMI~ed away . How 1s tbe pig roiar ~ know what company to sturn it .Hla e-utter companion's bre•tb is ai pure as the driven ff'fua:ee' · You ought tu be able to tell 1 man who boo1.es so that Jociet)''l forces can bl!! brought lnt'.Q 1ocu's to di1suade him from thliJ, deplorlble habit I!!Xcept on vteatJ,ons of. flee parties, holidays, Saturdiyll .SuJJd11.ys, hunting trips, . flshinl triPII, luncheon dates, · and white waiting lor the 6:1:1 to whereVer he doesn't really want to ro. Whet Is there to look forward to at year's end! Fooab to the onetime thri_JI or the blende~ .stuff In paper c·u ps, served by the Wat,er fo11nLal~. · Who needs to ml).ke an ex('U8e or nutmeg-enriched milk, with an Injection of btandy, when be tan knock back a secret bottle ot odorle§s eau tl evle and come flying in\~J the party'!' Wflo needs mistleloe to tousle a wench when you can hide your excuses in the dark room or th" men's locker? In my My_hood , when a fellow went up aaamsl u very dry mar. tlni made with honed juniper :JiuQhristmas 8tof)! By RAYMOND A . L.UOIE Cl'•lt i'Ql Prn1~ A.uoc kltiolt Corrt!IJIOHd~ut l t... t of • 1trl~) O one thlnka or Chrlatmal without the fea1.1 t , To ev~ryone, c h. r 1a' l m a 1 mean• rejolcin(, and, good food 1 It'll no wonder. The happy holiday SIVI!!I Ul liUily llufff'd goose and jull'y turkey, erg nor. ateamlng plum pudding, a hearty W&lliHall bowl, 11\Aifl ca.kes and lebkuc hen. It Ia rnu.ny other special treat a u well, dl"pendtnx on where you come trom D.ml what your In · hutted family cuatoma happen to be. t But one thing Ia aure. Chrt1tma. il t1·uty & aplcy t melt, fllltnr home11 wllh the magic of cinnamon, powderPd dovea, rtnrer. nutme, , anlll!' , allt~plce and aromatic bntrra. all brought to bnr on the food whleh will rrac• your felttlve board. Chrlatmaa wu, and In many countrle11 11111 Ia, preceded by a day of fa1UJ1I and a.b1Unencc. In prepllratlon for the birth of Christ . But on Chrtatmu day, In the courae of time, II!!Uh nation developM Itt own trl!!uured tradltlonl In connection with the Cbrt1tma1 dinn•r. In the tim~ of Ellzabrth t , a ChriJtmaa d•nner orten lut~ u lonr a1 nine hour•. with .further 1nack1 of oyaterl and pheaaant 1111rved throu1ho the •venlng. One ot the aln dtah.e1 ot this 1um Ou1 banquet was a ock b1'9Uiht ln on a roJden platter. Ita l'f4!&1cd head erect and Ita tall j"race· fully outspread. AI a companion ·lbl!!rl!! mlj'ht be a ateamlnc boar'a hl!!ad, with a brl&llt, red applii!! aet between tt1 1harp, lltamlng tMth. What Ohrtatmaa dinner would be truly r:omplete In the mtrrte D\J'Iand or Good Queen Be.. (and today! without plum pudding ? "•'he orl(tnt of th\1 tuttve duaert art lo.t In bllt()ry but popu· lar lepnd· handed 4own ex.• N '; " '' I, ' , p~a~n~ It thle way: r.'' I coming year to make The Dally Sentinel a better Home news- " ' ·' Keoblr.. lO")Ja , sounds like an u•l· like ly place for a re.,olution. And 1 9.00 R. w. Jonc~ does not sound like 10 00 the name of a man whe would 10 :30 J lead a reYolt. Yet a man named 11 :00 n. w. Jones has a small revolution 12:00 a:oing on 111 Keokuk Iowa . One day IZ :30 it may s~n·e your life. l ·OO Jone~' revolution .isn't t he kind 2.00 of uph.eaval that one assoriates 2:30 with Russu1, the Balkanl!l or the 3:00 Far East . Rather, his is one of 4:00 f :~ 'ho.e qul' et breaks with tradition lh.t .r. -"" characteristic of prog- ~ : 5:30 l·n t"e n United State1. J ones is c1 high sehool teacher, 6:00 and hiJ jOb is to teach students" to 6 :30 drive automobiles. There's nothing IS:~ unu~uaJ aOOut that , for almost 30 8:55 . - cent of all high schools in the 'l:OO t'-• 7 30 Unlted State• hue proarams for : tearhine students to drive safely. 7 :~ What IS unique about· Jonea out 8:00 in K eokuk tr that be teaches his 1:30 ter 1pendin&: a lot of time to train teen-.,-ers to drive when they can see, w~ art> giving them permission to use the family cars at night -e\'en though they've never been ttu&hl how to drive t1nder the most dall!lt--"f)liS eondltion!l or all. Jones rea 90ned that this was , common sense kind or stup' d . H1s be wa11 t.akins his future intold him that students ' should be heAd! One hundred prooi, iOUr m_aah hourbon whiskey soon Attendance at Sunday School on trained to cope wilh the apecial · tlme, wb en drlv· IJePitated thto boys from the men. Dec. 16 was 8l'i, CuUt!ction $10.80. ~otblems of night . d IJ'here Wal a genlle effluvium atRex. Harry Bates. Mr. and Mrs. lne- iJ three tLmes more angerous. tend1q.t tl Scolland's export pride Arthur Wi~e we rt' Parkersburg Why not teach students to drive at nl&ht as well, he reasoned. that marked a man 'as u tlonc()n- visitor.; recently. So he did. former, and corn liquor of the Or· anp County, N. c ., recipe was not II MMr,Chand Mr s., h~ou dD1ehl aAnd •- o!llcialo "-~"'ome more aware ' a plaything for childre n. 1'h rs. ar 1es 0 1e an son , nAll ~ 1 could tell. e P g thony, were Parkersburg vls.ltors of the creal toll night tlme acelrrcent.ly . dents are takiPJ and bea:in to •t 1 aU,.est now that t he vodka .-eo· Mrs . P('a1'l Jacobs spent Thurs- make c:orrditlonl sa f er Ior n I g.. P1e- and th,.re suems to be 1 new day with her grand daughter, Ml'S. drlv\ng, educators llrt beclrtning brand every day- retool their dls- James l~wis · and two daughters, to wake up to the need , too . ·t.Uterte• for some o( us old dle- Middleport. It probably wUI be a long time li~rd.t and Inject a little smell and Mrs. Wan::la Eblin and Mr11. Mil· a IUspiclon ot ta ~te into their dred Jacobs were in Parkersbura before all high schools teach stu· dents to drive at night. But when strone w1ters . Friday. ·l t happens, r.omcbody should ibuiJd · Becaute nt the moment1 that's Mrs. George Renshaw Is spend· what Jt tastes \ike- water. And ing some time with h er sister Mrs. a monument to R. W. Jones of Keokuk. Iowa. and put on it somenot -very strong, M that. Florence Huwl'll in the absence thing like this - 'Revolutionistof Mr. and Mrs. George Wright. American sty Ie." . ~ll(pi GINERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Schaefer ~dmltted : John Haley , Middle· and Mrs. Margaret Allen calle,d on port; Mrs. Lewis Youna, ~t Co-- Bert Hart at the O'Neil rest home lumbia; Mrs. Nola Fee, \flddle- Tuesday. Mrs. ca rr's father, Albert Morris, port. Arthur F.lliott of Gallipolis ca l- who was 85 }"ears olr.i. Hi s children Discharges: Charles Cotlrell, of led on -Mr. ami Mrs. John Diehl were all to11:ether for the first tim~ Che shire ; Mrs. Martha Hu ston of Wednesday e\'ening. Su nday in four years. ~unbar, W. Va. ; Ray Littlt', MidDinner g1,1esh of the Clint Gil· guests at the Diehl home were Mr. illeport; George Hoefliek , Pome- and Mrs. Herman Harrison and keY's Sr. Sunday were Mr. and roy; Ilhoda Hall, Middleport. Mrs. Louise Slagle . Gallipolis, Mr . M'rs. Robert Alkire ~tnd sons, BobBirth11 : Mr and Mra. Lewi s, l\1idand Mrs. Charles Bauman of Col- by and Ray and Mr. and Mrs. II . dleport, a son; Mr. and Mrs . Wll· urn bus. callers were Percy L. Peo- D. Gilkey and rhildrf'n, Jackie, liam Fee 1 M1ddlePort, a daughter · Rodney and Dennis. Zanesville. Mr. and P4rs. Fred HoHman, Mid: pl es and Mrs. Marga ret Allen . It was the birthday of Howard Gil· Greg and Becky Eblin have ibel!!n dleport, a son. key and his mother, Avll Gilkey. ill and under a doctor's care. •Ernest Carr's have added a bath Judy Gilmore was absent from room to their home. sthool Tuesda y due to Illness. Mr . and Mrs. Murl Douglas purErnest Finlaw is nut so well. --Mrr.. John Di•hl chasl'd the Clin t Gilkey home and will OC'cUpy it after Jan . 1. Kathy Gilkey . Chillicothe, la spending a week with her grand parents, Llncoln Russe ll s and C. 'Mn. John Blackwoo51 spent sev- Gilkeys Sr. e ral days in Columbus vi11itlng her Mrs. Lola Clark and Margaret oldest sister. Laur& Hogue , who Douglas wrore Galllpolla shoppers is critically ill. on Saturday The Lend -A-Hand met Monday Sunday guests or Mr. and Mrs. evening at lh e Grange Hall for Obart Markins were Mr. and Mrs. their Chrislma~ meetina. Eldon Markins and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. E R. Carr enter- Kenneth Markins. tained 32 guests and relatives at I Ava Gllke, their home ln honor of Sign C'n Todav CuffeE> Time Ding Dona: Sthool The Prke Is Right Home .J.. Tic Tac IJOua;h It Could Be You Cu rrent CBmera Goes To Sf'hool TenttesaE'e Ernie Ford Matinee Theatre Que~n !"or A Day Modern Romanci!!S Co mt-...• y T'tme o Show . The Aunt ru Sdperman New:> Picture Sport• Eye We:r.tbercut Soldiers of Fortune Nat. "Kin&" CoJe Forest Hun ~lethodisl 2·18 Sue. "What Christ mall Shou ld ~t ean To Us" w~" lhr topic or the devo tions led by Mrs John So:'Oll when the Wome n's Soctety u r Chns lan Servtce of thr r'orrf'St Run l1ethn· dist Church me t f'r~day even 1ng at the church. The meeting opened with the Lord 's Prayer ut unis~.ou, followed by several poCms by Mrs. u. S. Tuuday WSAZ Huntl"'t..6 5~ Sla:n On 7·00 Today 9 00 Special Christmas program 10 :00 Ding Dong School 10:30 The Price is RJo;:ht 11 00 Christmas Church service• 12.00 Tic Tar Dough 1:!.30 I! Could Be You 1:00 Cun·?nl 2:00 Parson's StudJ 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee T nea~ f :00 QueeD For A Day 4 .4~ Once upon a Unte, an EngHall klni" went hunllna- on Chrltlmu Eve. He lOOft becam6 loll, however, when a bllr.&ard blocked the pathl of the fOI"elt. One ot the hUDter·•. the eook, very quickly found hlmHlf chqed wtth the laak of prepartnc Chrt.atmaa dt11.ner trom whatever food he could find. So he ltten.lly threw every~ thing Into the pot- the re~ matn1t ot a 1ta1 chopped Into fine bltl, flour, a tew dried plums. Mme btnb' •111, ale, brandy, 1ugar and meat from 1ome wild rame. looa, to till 1mrprt1111, he had a dtllctoua. hot " puddtnr" and 10 thll day, ti"Ue plum pud411Jfl h~ov• all of theat lnrn~dlent• whkh uut· quick-willed hunhr put .....u Into h\1 eooktnr pot. tr&dltloool r•a•:i>fo sun another favotlte It mu ln. Am~rtca:. mince meat pie. Thl1 taety ' The 'J!tnllh, l'rtAJ:h &n4 dlah wa• ortrlnally dtvYell lltllant' en.joyed,. ~ and 1UII 4o. by thl!! Purlt&lll aa a rellltout thllr C\lltamal'f We ofhrinf and with a the Ch.rtltmu reutk.a-. · In tiny ftcure of tht Cbl"'lt northtm E\11'0pt, beer a. the (:1\.\ld In tta ctnter. 'l'ht earll· favorilt 4rlnk, In ltw•4ea It ~til known recipe datAl rrom 11 glov. INland too. hu an the n~tgn or Jamet I In the old. tlme ctuiltmu drlalc early 11th Century. Al U.at called "1Am"l WDOI'' wh.U. time the pte wu tilled wtth II made br brWI&n& routtcl beef tonaut, ebopp.d cbleken, appl~ and mt&tftl JUte• ere•. rtl.tlnt, ·n anre and with ale 41' mUll. It It thin 1ttmon p..ltnp, aurar and ..rved wtth JuleY QP1t1 041 Vllrtoua tp!C... frtlh·routtd nutl and M The cu1tom of ln... Jtl~ coalklerH p lndlafltDUbM rnend• and r.l&ttve• ln for part or \he Yule ftatlvltlll. cockta.lla durlnr the h.olidly marty Chrbltf!lai dlnnen In thl1 couatry, m0411t and aim• ~euon, H popular In Ameri· ca. today, datu blek to the pit compared to UM t&vlah, old En&llah praette• ot ''Waa~ bol1teroue 1:11111llh fan, Win( home the tad that It wa1 aalllna." In Ellaabethan umu. no not the ro~ty W MIMuty, celebrat\()n w ._ 1 eompJM• but poor. eommoa fwltll wbo without U.e wt.llail bowl brourht t1tt1r Curoptt.n nued to the brtm with hot b&bite an4 euetoru W the punrent al.-. ehterylnvU.a· orl(tnal Ullrt•l\ ootollt.u. · tton to all to eome I• and ;. Tbt pod Lord eWa had help ~Celebn.tl th• Yule. Thea. turkeyl r.ady for UMtn ud 11 the cuuta railed ~elr wiW , ..... too. TM1 wtl"i ateamlnC' mUCI In a tout to dry, toUJ"h, ud cbHrle• Chrlatmaa, the merry cry of morHia '" U.0.. eUiJ 4&yl. "What Hall!" "WUIUI!" But A.nwrloan~ll.OM II)' lhttr would .... joyouoty UIMIP .._ .... ripiiOWIJ' ... • tbe llal1. , lu...... """" "'..• . •. - '*"" ""ed u., . . q. Roms.nces St.an~J ° Robert. Montcomei'J 8:30 I Elessinq.s During the buswcss sesswn WJ\h Russ Watson president , pre- Mr~ . of .. '" CHR151111A5 '5o wioh May 111< wm mat r.J cho Throe Wile Mco Cll Hio manget Ql )'OUr heart with low ad good will thii ';}}.ou e?hrilltmall Noab'a Ark 9:00 lane Wyman Show 9:30 Armstrong Cirele Theatre 10:30 A Man caned X 8:30 l0:30 Bad,e '714 u , H -'! 11:00 '•1tWS e.... Del ll :lS ·weatbueut 11 :20 l'reas Box 11:30 Tonlgbt 12:00 llidnlaht Mast I . ·• 8:00 Tbe Bia Surprise D dOlJ 11 :00 ~ewa 11 :15 Weatherc:a!t ll :O Preu so~: ..... 11 :30 Tom~..t ~lime. ---......_-~ Gilmore ~~~::;:;:=.;;;=--:==-::::=~=::c.--~-;-;;~· WCHS-TV Channe~I · ' 8 SUPPLY STORE :::=:::--c,:;;:-:-:=-,:::--:--:----:::-.----- WCHS MO'HDAY Chtrt"tan 8 :00 Cl.ptaln ICJ:DiatOO t :OO MornJq Show 10:00 Garry M:oorr 10:SO Arthur Godfrey 11 :30 strike Jt Rlell 12:00 V1Uant Lady 12:1& Lo\'e of Life 12 ·. 30 Seo-b ... for Tomorrow 12:45 1:00 1,30 2'. 00 2:30 S:OO Guldina lJcht Katie's Kiteben •· the World Turns .Our .-.u•·•. Broo•· ~~.s HOUJept.rty Bia Payoff 3:30 Bob CrOSJb7 Show 4 :00 Brilbter Day 4:15 SHret Storm ~ : 30 £dee of Nlwbt a •• Sh ..,:00 1'IIC -·Y OW 8:25 t.e 1 P•loll • M&fJ' For4 e :30 ·vour Esso Reporter 8 :45 Sports Parade ti :M We;1therman 7 :00 Christmas 1958 . DAWirds, 7 ·•15 n"ugJas vu AU 1 :30 Bobin-booi 8 :00 Burns & Allf;ll c._, 8 :30 9:00 0 ',3• • 11 10:00 11:00 Talent Sc!oubr I Love Lucy Decembel' Bride 5 tudio one Up-to--the Minutr: New• lt!GIIi Sc111nning the Weatlier 11 :10 The Lata Shew 11 :30 Sign 0£( TUISDAY WCHS Charle1ton 1:00 Captain Kanaeroo 8:00 Jdorllln& Show 10:00 Garry M.oon to:SO .Vtbur Godfrey .1:30 Strike it Rich 12:00 V.111iant Lady 12 :15 Ltve or Life 12 :30 Search . for Li Tomorrow • 12.:4G Guldin·g gd 1:00 KaUe'l Kitcnr n 1:30 As the World Turn.t 2:00 Our Misl Brooks 2:30 House paUy 3 :00 Jie- Payoff 3:30 Bob Cl'<ISby Show 4:00 Brl&hter Day 4 :15 Secret Storm 4 :31) Edge of Ni&bt 5 :00 The Early Show •:'~• ., . . _ Poul L "ary ,IFord «._. ~ • Pomeroy. Ohio Pomeroy Ben Franklin E. Main St Ernell. Covert, superintendent of ttlf Sund1y Scbool of Heath Metbodi•t Chureb, prell!!nted ~rs . Nan Moore, Mn. L. W. McCom.u a~d Mrs. J111mea Brewington with g1fts from tt-.e Sunday School when the annual Cb.riltmu program wat held fiiund.ay , Dee. 23. Tiley were In eharge of the program which lnd•Jded recita.Uona and songs by the tmall child.re~ and a pageant gl\'en . by the Begmnen and Juni_or Cbo1r and the Youth Fellowshtp. Sharon Jone• wu organbt lor !he service wbicb opened with a prelude and Mrs. Brewington an· nounced the following program for the Primary department : rec"i\.ations, .John Ingell, Sylvia Swa nson, RJchard Titus, Kirk Beck Elaine Davis, David Le-Vaughn, Debby Collopy, Asa Bradbury, Keith Fren~b; a piano solo by Connie Cook and songa by the children aco:.ompanied by Sbaron Jones. I Rev. and '4ra. Trtnway was ol Mr . and Mra. .M n . Ha rry Wtllililm Cuolt eral of their eoutrln, at the ro&leSODj' Funeral Mo nday. I Mr. and Mn. McConnel 1 v1He were ner JUUI.a of Mr. ~auger anrt Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mn Sunday visitor~ with clarence Eden and rlinUy : ;0[~ tart, w. Va. Zion Church Sunday School al Mrs. Harry Stratton vlaited ~~~ 9:30 a m. Joe Johnson. Supt. Wor- prday evening with Mn. Cad shrp and Communi'ln 10 ·30 a. rn . tc herbt.rth of Kina..bu n~-..a •: · ry - . I I ZION - ..• Mrs. McComu was director of the musical part of the pageant and Mrs. Moore wa1 dramatic coach. The robed Junior Choir and the Pe~::inners Choir, who wore red aatin tic, with blac:k and-white outfits, entered in proceuional to start the pageant. _ Solohits were Barbara Jonea, Bertha Wilson. Karl Beck. Forrest Bachtel. David Krmkrigbt, Suzanne Bradbury. The title of the pageant was "Christmas in Korpania" and the characters were taken by Stephen Coats, Shirley Roush, George Hibbs, Rodney Karr, John Kctrhka, Robert Hennesy, Eudell Konk right, Carol Criswell, Marianne Woodgerd, Betty Covert, S11ndra Willing Workers Held Their 1956 Christmas Dinner Our WOI'IItaC WioM•fora • Chriltnw oboundi"' in oil IM •piritUtll I~ of l/mlwl1 time. ,' L&Z SHOPS Pomeroy, Ohio 114 Court St. 120 E. Wilh sincere appreciation of your patronage Hopo your hoBdayo are ao morrr ao chllolnrl bodld!D9 a Ollowmanl ond friendship, we ore happy to wi5h yov e~ery joy ot lhe Holiday Season, Middleport Department STORE METROPOLITAN JUST A GOO D PLACE TO TRADE AUTO SALES · N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Middleport Mill St. ·-- .. -:- -'·I I y ~··I ·'· ! We're coming your way ro wi1fl you ; good ole/. latMoned Merry C~rislmas abounding in thtt great gifts of heoltt hoppinen ond conlenfment. I, G&J AUTO PARTS 2nd st. Pomeroy Following th e dinner the grou 11 ad journl'li to lh·.'! home of \trs. )-tyrlle Long decorated in kecpmg with Christmas inclu ding a lighted trt·c where gifts were placed. Mrs. Al ire Thompson. president pre.s1ded anrl opened the meetmg with group singing of "Silen t Ni· ght", followed with prayer by Mrs. ThOmas Bentz 3nd the ~hristmas story taken from St. Lukr by Miss Genev ieve Stobr.rt. A contribution was malie to thf' Otterb('in Home at Westerville. The wonder box donateJ by .Mrs. James Wlil w;as awarded to ~iss Stobart. Duri ng the social hour the members exchanged gifts and refreshments of cookies and coffee were 11crved by t he hostess lo those name d above and Mrs. John Smi th Mrs. Harley Brown . Mrs. Ben Buck. Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs. Ralph Spencer, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, :\in. Roger Spencer. M'rs. W. R. Davis, Mrs. GeOrge "Brothers, Mrs. Ed Klng, Mrs. Claude Hu&ted, Mrs. Eldon Weeks Mrs. Albert Brown , Mrs. 'Carl Moore Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. David Slater and Mrs. David Davis. c:Jn fhit sparkfing hoFiday season# we with. you uncounfcrbJe • ;oy.s, an abundortce of hoppln.u and G weohfr of good heallh, uood will aacl good cMv. FOREMAN and ABBOTT APPLIANCES Mill St. Middlepori '5 .., PICKENS ,.~.,"11i Paint and Hardware ,. Our slu:ere wishes lor 1 happy hoU~y to e!l ' Iandt ~·ra<OIJ.. t~!"'.;, or the they Ctl'fte, IYtn when ~y ll.~r could alfGrd. it. lnltt&d. lht)' IIOWI)' de· &Jtd. Col\,lftllally trn~ prove4 tM ttnla ·ot both (oott and turkiy ufttll thy btcam·• ttN me•ty .dellct.CWI we QJoy t~,.,.., . tht rolden centttpiec• af our own ChrltUnu me-.1, lM&. Th. . . . . . lovtly ol4 lllu· fOPtQ ~u1to1A c:tlellrattd: durtnc tht Yuletide on St. Jobn't O.r, D-M. 11. Thtt It the d&y when the church be· ltOWI & .-clal tile...., OQ wine, An old rtt. of mtat.y ortaln, It .. doll.e lD honor ol St.. John the ll'ruptlat. who, aoc:ordlnC to early lepnd, wloptd the 1 Dlenurt to strre. Meet nurmal e!Cplhlel with a .... eMil loan on .at,: ... only, cu or furniture.._ con~nlent n.atu~• l·orlp ....,.., phooo finV ~ Pomeroy '""a brlghr and happy Chrl.l..., I c:oms trut for 11011 \ • il£nt t~hf: In fuU.IIi tne081Jrel MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Be of good cheer ~nil. have a happy holiday world full of the wonderful things that come each ..... llllriflod •n and the hot rum puneh and old--lllhloheda 1n oun &lone. The uomatle al!'ple pie that ... •l1h1 of Hll blnlo ohine In )'OUr hnrt or lOOM aDd the cru.banoy lhll Cltri•bUI• tra41t:IOnally munw eldet tllnmee.d With •PlCII flld ""H wtu. noa.... tnc orup - III~L year at .. _, .......,..,.a.,. etownt the Ouiltm.u turkey llOl day with happiness for you IIKI yollJS. Christmas fills our oVeJ'. But It baa a4lde4 Hmt that ltl typt<!t.lly Ita own. · 'rht n6f ot a.rtatmu MI'Vtd: at bGlJ4Q tiiM Ut. .., olhtr ll0Uhtr7. ilfh.,. le abo ~ach the radiance of rowool tta, Clirltlmu ,....,., . .UOI II May ·the great blessings ancf inspiration of the Christmas Sca&OD remain with you throughout the New Ycar to liD bright." And ""fetbiJ harm. CO\Inh'lll the • "All is calm, all is lt-'a tnae lbat the mellln( pot tbat ll .Mntrklt. hu bor-from ' r~speritq .), drank a ,.... ot poiiOMd wine without ence... Mason City Map alluour drcama pod friends whom it hes bten such Appll111eee Furniture - Hu1hn"' GOESSLER JEWELRY PHIWP SISTERS DRI$5 SHOP Ceart St. P••roy '' STORE I Court St. Pomeroy hearts with rejaicing. May the blessings of the season be yaurs. Christmas. y • G. 0. SCHMOLL Main The annual Christmas dinne r of the Willing Workers (']ass of the Enterprise EUB Church was held ThtJrsday ~ye nin g, at 6 30 p.m. at the Five Points Grill. 11 :05 Scanning the Weather 11:10 Tl;ae Late Show a treat. h In Hea th I"L Y"JUfC Brewin1ton. Ru1h Philson, James Hamer, Eddit Blake, David Kon k.rithl, Rtclutrd Roller with V\'ra. Covert aa narrator . The Rev. C. R. K onk..ri~:ht gave the ben~tdlctton . Dianne McComas Wll acr-omp.inilt for the Begm n tr~ I chou and Leo K!!nntdy Jr. wa.s 1 1n t'harge ot ~ iKhttng A Christm&s treat for the L"hil dren was ~1stnl-uted hy the Bl:· a;inners tbotr at the clo:.e of the $erVICt!. Pomeroy IQ. NEW CITIZEN ----~ Y'ULE VACATION STA.TS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman are The childrt>n of the Sacred Heart announcing the birth of an eight Stbool start.P.d. their Christmas vapound son, Fred Michael, on Sat· cation Wednesday afternoon, Dec. urday, Det:. 22, at the Meigs Gen- 19. after a party at the school. Re;. eral HospitaL Grandparents are cords were played and eroup BingMrs. Pearl Hortman, Middleport, lne of Christmas carols en)Gy(!d and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of after which the teacher, Mrs. Mary BradbUry. Baron presented each child with Three Receive Gifts For Work J ohn Elwood, Mrs. AlOOrt Hder. Mrs. Lelia Flint and Mrs. Olan Gen heim er. 8:30 Your Jtqo Reporter 0:45 Sport. Par•de 6 : !5~ Weatherman 7:00 Art Linkletter & the Kids 7 :15 DoUg'" 1-<115 Edwa••· w> 7 30 G1 d 01 0 : ra.n e pry B:00 Pb1' 1 SilverB .."how 8:30 The Brothers 9:00 Nothing But the Truth 9:30 Red Skelton 10:00 $64 NVI Question . ,vvv 10:30 Do You Trud Your Wife l ll :OO UP-'l'o-Tbe Minute New• HARRISONVILLE l Nease, Mrs. Han~on l·loltN , Mrs. (;harles Baer and Mrs. Russ Wal· rton. Mrs. Srotl taking the IPtters 5:00 Comedy Timt 5:00 Speci 11 1 c hristmas program a:OO Susie 6:30 News Picture 6 :4.!5 Sports Ey~ & Weathereast 7:00 Gnnde Ole Opry 7:30 Jonatllan Winters Show 7:45 N'BC New' NBC News Sir :..aneelot too can : Mod~rn 1 Forest Run Methodist Church WSCS Christmas Program Held WSAZ-TV Channel3 6 ·55 7 ·00 · It ding 11 list ot 1he conlenh of :1 •aocit'ty waa gl\'en by the com- a contribulinll: hostess. Mrmbcn box hl'llt to Korea , b)' the Suc~ety mtttce. • . w..rt• seated at a long table de· was read by Mn Kernil li.oush . A AI the dote of the meetini the I l'Orated wnh Chri..1tmaa a;reem an-i rummunte~tion wah read I ro m the .:roup adjourned to the IOClal ("andll"s. Yavon were small blue Lav~nia Wallace Youn" Commun· room which wu decorated in keep- nmdlea m the form ol tile madontl)" Ce nter at Nome , Aiaaka thank · tni with ChrUtmu, mcludlne a na. •n thC' wurd Chrl:.tma~. named mg the ~ocrety for the box sent ltg h t~d tree under whlrh Jitla 1 The meet1ng cloae4 w1th the ex w orJ~ pC! tuim11.!: tu Chn stnuuo and th em were placed. thange of elft.a. as each wa s n<lllll'd .l\1rs. Fred Several thank you notea were Icc cream centered with a poin· Pr~seot were tbos,e named ;obove .'ll"a<;f' rf'ad a ~erse of scrlpt•Jre . rrat! from s hut-l nb who ha\'e been s~lt J a, manch.ino cherry cake and and Mn . William Fi1her , Mn. The words named were Chnst, He-r ~mcmiJI'ret! by the group A n·· l'Offee were served by the tollow - fo: u~~:ene l''orbes. Mrs. Chnaly Baer, rod, Heciprocate, Inn , Santa, Tid· port on those remembt>red hy the 1n1: olfirers, Mn. Watson, MT!i. "'rs John .& Bailey, Mrs. Lewia l lll g!'o, Mother Mary , Anl!:eis and Fred Neaae. and Mn. Hiram fo,ish Wiolker, Mri." Amanda Baer, Mra Saviour anrt broui;:ht out that wtth · er wilh Mrs. Everett Damewood Jacob Baer, Mrs. Mark Evan1, Mrs. 1 out ·the first and last words Christ· mas would mean nothing to us. 1 Group singing of Christmi\S carols roncluded the tlcvolions. ---~-~- --=-- -~~---- Entered as second elasa mailinr: m&tter at the post ofrlte at ; Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q ,, Dec. 24, 195~3 2-Dally SenUoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Oer, 24, 1958 RICHARD S. OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Pomeroy, Ohio. PubUshoo every afternoo'.'- except Sunday by The Ohio Valley lentiue.1_Inc.\ at 110 Y:echamc St., Pomeny, 0 . Business offlc.t' pb.ooe <J\NJ, edltorial oUiee phone 399. National advertisin& representative, Bottinelli-Kimball, Jne., M3 ~xington Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. Subscription r:.tes: Dellvery by carrier where available 30 ftnts pe~ week; or,e year in advance at T he Daily Se ntinel oftke, $l5.80; SlX months. $'J .80: three montha, $3.90. By motor route where avai18ble: ,one month $l. By mail one year $8 : six months, $4.:!5: three months, ~.5o; one month, $1. <'• ' c- . . .._ ---- The Daily Sentinel - .. .. VALLEY LUMBER and S)JPPLY S. 2nd Ave. Middleport STARKS Drug Store E. Main St. Pomeroy The POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 41 Yllo\RS CONTINUOUS SERVICE �-·-- • - . .". . ' ·--------" A.YING ~ BOXCAR THE DRIVER'S SEAT DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA • • I ----,-~---,-- 'Best Wishes' From The Daily Sentinel I The year now about ended has been another in which The Daily Sentinel's labor to gain a wider inOuence in affairs of Meigs a·nd Ma.:>on counties ha s borne solid fruit . Thus, th~ publisher and sta if extends to its readers sincere wishes for this Christmas season and tor a pleasant year in 1957 . We b<'lieve the Daily Sentine1 will rontinue to progress in more fully st•rving it.s community as rapidly as the many communities in Meigs and Mason counties progress toward a~hiev­ ing greate-r weight in business and social affairs or Southeastern Ohio and North Central West Virginia . At this year' s end we own a large number of readers who " won't do without their Sentinel." They know , and we know, that the home newspaper is the only n ewspap<'r in the world that <:ares about. Meigs County. In 19~7 and in years to come, it will become more and more apparent to re-P.ders and advertisers in our ·area that it "pays to buy al home." . Tl1 at is the basis for wishing everyone our most stncere Christmas and New Year's greetings. Without our readers we would be noth ing, Rtoaders without The Daily Sentinel would realize that a vital force in their communities was absent from their lives . Yllu, our readers, have made us into a·n ever-in· C'reasingly effective organization for serving our area communities. .. • •' ' pledge ourselves We to put forth our utmost effort In ·~ students to t1rlve at night. You ,mi.ght rightfully ask what's .. imh.';ta nt about that! We I, S8 per cent of all highway r.tal),lieo ocC'ur at nl&ht, when onlY <me-third or all traffic is " mo vltte about. · Yet, although millions of hilh ltbool students art beina uueht drive, only Jone~ otutltnts are being taugbt to drive at ni&ht! Af- io the paper . Around and About ' \ With Robert Ruark A .~ • the f'lt~no~ and offict:·parly St'ason W<IXf'!l. I f('el drpressi.On.. Vodk1:1 has rt>movcd the jubilant s1igma rrom the fellow who used to hust ~OOSl• ov~r the Yule b~z­ inl(. iufl atinl! his ego and coekmg a Hgur3livt• ~ uo ok llt th.e boss man thf' hrid~ of bosom. and li»Y stuf· fy n·lativc who m i~ ht object to a sct•nu•d "'''~"" or wassail. j' I The old top!'r used to camou- flage his wj' akn ess v.ilh clove!·-or p1•ppcrminL am i fondly be\icv-t- he was Tooling the house hold and the orfict:. f'\'l'n th nu gh he wall prone to stn~gcr n mite and bile off his st•nh•n ec~ in mid-r he tor ic. Thill l'Ul('llky HJ tproach to a hobnai h-11 linr last•·d II months and two wocks. fo, or the other two wel'"ks he, w.:•n l llke a bomb. and 1whtn ht• 'kll on ~i .~ faCJ( ltll&iithe was\l·pnpt·r t J ask~>l , he mutreFe11. "'l'uhrnm.h ~·~g uo~ ." aml nobod ~· rt'nlly had th,· ~uts to fir(' him . ThPrt' is nn furlht•r nl•c d tn explore th1• uffil·t• \)arty as tlw nil· tion's prim" c•vil, si nce Brother Curet- Ford dirl i\ OIU'I' nnd for all . Dul lt did ron~tiluh· n tn•mrndouli su h·h- val \I(' f11r th f' rru!!lralcd old blowoft or a year's frustration . ThC"n Four-Eyed Fanny klsted the bo ~s; then Tremblechin thucked a pinC' h nt Miss Hourg1au and stagwered home full of triumpb, with a brt>ath like a flame-thrower . Vodka has changml it. Tremblechin ha! possibly been quieUy »tirf all;;ett.r. off an oderless, nearly tasteless beverage which eombinf'll it ~c\f into re pul»ive he&hh drink• rtuch a& Sct·ewdrivers, 1 nau11eous mixturr o( orana;e juice and Slavic esl!ence, nr vodka martinis, which loot lethal •nd are not. Gone the doves, departed the pepperminl. Where, oh wh~re, has rtown the c hlorophyll ? With the absence of odor has com<' confidence and more of a toleran<"(' for alcohol. A man who r("f' keth not !)tmisheth not his consri('nce. a nd he nre can hold an.. othrr hrare of drinks. The rlo~ct lush no longl'r gives himacH awa v with a visible han~:· ovcr. The ncw tnnqullizing pills, ta ke n before bed and ear ly in the morn , have reduced hill ~hake:> to a mere tremor, his quakea to a maid~ und ho!i~ · trighll'nl.!d Trf'm · minimum . Even if he surfers. ht' 1')lf•t•hin!> who llvt•tl for ltt(• eranrl can always tell the bon ita one ot thos# nrw vlrusts, and boss can;t ~<~y him nay, beeaiJJe . U rAnt smell the traC"es or 1 este,. day's wall·d:nJbln,:. . I think this is a pity, · if only out of dcfe'l'ence tQ tbe pie wbo rot u_p and slowly WMI~ed away . How 1s tbe pig roiar ~ know what company to sturn it .Hla e-utter companion's bre•tb is ai pure as the driven ff'fua:ee' · You ought tu be able to tell 1 man who boo1.es so that Jociet)''l forces can bl!! brought lnt'.Q 1ocu's to di1suade him from thliJ, deplorlble habit I!!Xcept on vteatJ,ons of. flee parties, holidays, Saturdiyll .SuJJd11.ys, hunting trips, . flshinl triPII, luncheon dates, · and white waiting lor the 6:1:1 to whereVer he doesn't really want to ro. Whet Is there to look forward to at year's end! Fooab to the onetime thri_JI or the blende~ .stuff In paper c·u ps, served by the Wat,er fo11nLal~. · Who needs to ml).ke an ex('U8e or nutmeg-enriched milk, with an Injection of btandy, when be tan knock back a secret bottle ot odorle§s eau tl evle and come flying in\~J the party'!' Wflo needs mistleloe to tousle a wench when you can hide your excuses in the dark room or th" men's locker? In my My_hood , when a fellow went up aaamsl u very dry mar. tlni made with honed juniper :JiuQhristmas 8tof)! By RAYMOND A . L.UOIE Cl'•lt i'Ql Prn1~ A.uoc kltiolt Corrt!IJIOHd~ut l t... t of • 1trl~) O one thlnka or Chrlatmal without the fea1.1 t , To ev~ryone, c h. r 1a' l m a 1 mean• rejolcin(, and, good food 1 It'll no wonder. The happy holiday SIVI!!I Ul liUily llufff'd goose and jull'y turkey, erg nor. ateamlng plum pudding, a hearty W&lliHall bowl, 11\Aifl ca.kes and lebkuc hen. It Ia rnu.ny other special treat a u well, dl"pendtnx on where you come trom D.ml what your In · hutted family cuatoma happen to be. t But one thing Ia aure. Chrt1tma. il t1·uty & aplcy t melt, fllltnr home11 wllh the magic of cinnamon, powderPd dovea, rtnrer. nutme, , anlll!' , allt~plce and aromatic bntrra. all brought to bnr on the food whleh will rrac• your felttlve board. Chrlatmaa wu, and In many countrle11 11111 Ia, preceded by a day of fa1UJ1I and a.b1Unencc. In prepllratlon for the birth of Christ . But on Chrtatmu day, In the courae of time, II!!Uh nation developM Itt own trl!!uured tradltlonl In connection with the Cbrt1tma1 dinn•r. In the tim~ of Ellzabrth t , a ChriJtmaa d•nner orten lut~ u lonr a1 nine hour•. with .further 1nack1 of oyaterl and pheaaant 1111rved throu1ho the •venlng. One ot the aln dtah.e1 ot this 1um Ou1 banquet was a ock b1'9Uiht ln on a roJden platter. Ita l'f4!&1cd head erect and Ita tall j"race· fully outspread. AI a companion ·lbl!!rl!! mlj'ht be a ateamlnc boar'a hl!!ad, with a brl&llt, red applii!! aet between tt1 1harp, lltamlng tMth. What Ohrtatmaa dinner would be truly r:omplete In the mtrrte D\J'Iand or Good Queen Be.. (and today! without plum pudding ? "•'he orl(tnt of th\1 tuttve duaert art lo.t In bllt()ry but popu· lar lepnd· handed 4own ex.• N '; " '' I, ' , p~a~n~ It thle way: r.'' I coming year to make The Dally Sentinel a better Home news- " ' ·' Keoblr.. lO")Ja , sounds like an u•l· like ly place for a re.,olution. And 1 9.00 R. w. Jonc~ does not sound like 10 00 the name of a man whe would 10 :30 J lead a reYolt. Yet a man named 11 :00 n. w. Jones has a small revolution 12:00 a:oing on 111 Keokuk Iowa . One day IZ :30 it may s~n·e your life. l ·OO Jone~' revolution .isn't t he kind 2.00 of uph.eaval that one assoriates 2:30 with Russu1, the Balkanl!l or the 3:00 Far East . Rather, his is one of 4:00 f :~ 'ho.e qul' et breaks with tradition lh.t .r. -"" characteristic of prog- ~ : 5:30 l·n t"e n United State1. J ones is c1 high sehool teacher, 6:00 and hiJ jOb is to teach students" to 6 :30 drive automobiles. There's nothing IS:~ unu~uaJ aOOut that , for almost 30 8:55 . - cent of all high schools in the 'l:OO t'-• 7 30 Unlted State• hue proarams for : tearhine students to drive safely. 7 :~ What IS unique about· Jonea out 8:00 in K eokuk tr that be teaches his 1:30 ter 1pendin&: a lot of time to train teen-.,-ers to drive when they can see, w~ art> giving them permission to use the family cars at night -e\'en though they've never been ttu&hl how to drive t1nder the most dall!lt--"f)liS eondltion!l or all. Jones rea 90ned that this was , common sense kind or stup' d . H1s be wa11 t.akins his future intold him that students ' should be heAd! One hundred prooi, iOUr m_aah hourbon whiskey soon Attendance at Sunday School on trained to cope wilh the apecial · tlme, wb en drlv· IJePitated thto boys from the men. Dec. 16 was 8l'i, CuUt!ction $10.80. ~otblems of night . d IJ'here Wal a genlle effluvium atRex. Harry Bates. Mr. and Mrs. lne- iJ three tLmes more angerous. tend1q.t tl Scolland's export pride Arthur Wi~e we rt' Parkersburg Why not teach students to drive at nl&ht as well, he reasoned. that marked a man 'as u tlonc()n- visitor.; recently. So he did. former, and corn liquor of the Or· anp County, N. c ., recipe was not II MMr,Chand Mr s., h~ou dD1ehl aAnd •- o!llcialo "-~"'ome more aware ' a plaything for childre n. 1'h rs. ar 1es 0 1e an son , nAll ~ 1 could tell. e P g thony, were Parkersburg vls.ltors of the creal toll night tlme acelrrcent.ly . dents are takiPJ and bea:in to •t 1 aU,.est now that t he vodka .-eo· Mrs . P('a1'l Jacobs spent Thurs- make c:orrditlonl sa f er Ior n I g.. P1e- and th,.re suems to be 1 new day with her grand daughter, Ml'S. drlv\ng, educators llrt beclrtning brand every day- retool their dls- James l~wis · and two daughters, to wake up to the need , too . ·t.Uterte• for some o( us old dle- Middleport. It probably wUI be a long time li~rd.t and Inject a little smell and Mrs. Wan::la Eblin and Mr11. Mil· a IUspiclon ot ta ~te into their dred Jacobs were in Parkersbura before all high schools teach stu· dents to drive at night. But when strone w1ters . Friday. ·l t happens, r.omcbody should ibuiJd · Becaute nt the moment1 that's Mrs. George Renshaw Is spend· what Jt tastes \ike- water. And ing some time with h er sister Mrs. a monument to R. W. Jones of Keokuk. Iowa. and put on it somenot -very strong, M that. Florence Huwl'll in the absence thing like this - 'Revolutionistof Mr. and Mrs. George Wright. American sty Ie." . ~ll(pi GINERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Schaefer ~dmltted : John Haley , Middle· and Mrs. Margaret Allen calle,d on port; Mrs. Lewis Youna, ~t Co-- Bert Hart at the O'Neil rest home lumbia; Mrs. Nola Fee, \flddle- Tuesday. Mrs. ca rr's father, Albert Morris, port. Arthur F.lliott of Gallipolis ca l- who was 85 }"ears olr.i. Hi s children Discharges: Charles Cotlrell, of led on -Mr. ami Mrs. John Diehl were all to11:ether for the first tim~ Che shire ; Mrs. Martha Hu ston of Wednesday e\'ening. Su nday in four years. ~unbar, W. Va. ; Ray Littlt', MidDinner g1,1esh of the Clint Gil· guests at the Diehl home were Mr. illeport; George Hoefliek , Pome- and Mrs. Herman Harrison and keY's Sr. Sunday were Mr. and roy; Ilhoda Hall, Middleport. Mrs. Louise Slagle . Gallipolis, Mr . M'rs. Robert Alkire ~tnd sons, BobBirth11 : Mr and Mra. Lewi s, l\1idand Mrs. Charles Bauman of Col- by and Ray and Mr. and Mrs. II . dleport, a son; Mr. and Mrs . Wll· urn bus. callers were Percy L. Peo- D. Gilkey and rhildrf'n, Jackie, liam Fee 1 M1ddlePort, a daughter · Rodney and Dennis. Zanesville. Mr. and P4rs. Fred HoHman, Mid: pl es and Mrs. Marga ret Allen . It was the birthday of Howard Gil· Greg and Becky Eblin have ibel!!n dleport, a son. key and his mother, Avll Gilkey. ill and under a doctor's care. •Ernest Carr's have added a bath Judy Gilmore was absent from room to their home. sthool Tuesda y due to Illness. Mr . and Mrs. Murl Douglas purErnest Finlaw is nut so well. --Mrr.. John Di•hl chasl'd the Clin t Gilkey home and will OC'cUpy it after Jan . 1. Kathy Gilkey . Chillicothe, la spending a week with her grand parents, Llncoln Russe ll s and C. 'Mn. John Blackwoo51 spent sev- Gilkeys Sr. e ral days in Columbus vi11itlng her Mrs. Lola Clark and Margaret oldest sister. Laur& Hogue , who Douglas wrore Galllpolla shoppers is critically ill. on Saturday The Lend -A-Hand met Monday Sunday guests or Mr. and Mrs. evening at lh e Grange Hall for Obart Markins were Mr. and Mrs. their Chrislma~ meetina. Eldon Markins and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. E R. Carr enter- Kenneth Markins. tained 32 guests and relatives at I Ava Gllke, their home ln honor of Sign C'n Todav CuffeE> Time Ding Dona: Sthool The Prke Is Right Home .J.. Tic Tac IJOua;h It Could Be You Cu rrent CBmera Goes To Sf'hool TenttesaE'e Ernie Ford Matinee Theatre Que~n !"or A Day Modern Romanci!!S Co mt-...• y T'tme o Show . The Aunt ru Sdperman New:> Picture Sport• Eye We:r.tbercut Soldiers of Fortune Nat. "Kin&" CoJe Forest Hun ~lethodisl 2·18 Sue. "What Christ mall Shou ld ~t ean To Us" w~" lhr topic or the devo tions led by Mrs John So:'Oll when the Wome n's Soctety u r Chns lan Servtce of thr r'orrf'St Run l1ethn· dist Church me t f'r~day even 1ng at the church. The meeting opened with the Lord 's Prayer ut unis~.ou, followed by several poCms by Mrs. u. S. Tuuday WSAZ Huntl"'t..6 5~ Sla:n On 7·00 Today 9 00 Special Christmas program 10 :00 Ding Dong School 10:30 The Price is RJo;:ht 11 00 Christmas Church service• 12.00 Tic Tar Dough 1:!.30 I! Could Be You 1:00 Cun·?nl 2:00 Parson's StudJ 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee T nea~ f :00 QueeD For A Day 4 .4~ Once upon a Unte, an EngHall klni" went hunllna- on Chrltlmu Eve. He lOOft becam6 loll, however, when a bllr.&ard blocked the pathl of the fOI"elt. One ot the hUDter·•. the eook, very quickly found hlmHlf chqed wtth the laak of prepartnc Chrt.atmaa dt11.ner trom whatever food he could find. So he ltten.lly threw every~ thing Into the pot- the re~ matn1t ot a 1ta1 chopped Into fine bltl, flour, a tew dried plums. Mme btnb' •111, ale, brandy, 1ugar and meat from 1ome wild rame. looa, to till 1mrprt1111, he had a dtllctoua. hot " puddtnr" and 10 thll day, ti"Ue plum pud411Jfl h~ov• all of theat lnrn~dlent• whkh uut· quick-willed hunhr put .....u Into h\1 eooktnr pot. tr&dltloool r•a•:i>fo sun another favotlte It mu ln. Am~rtca:. mince meat pie. Thl1 taety ' The 'J!tnllh, l'rtAJ:h &n4 dlah wa• ortrlnally dtvYell lltllant' en.joyed,. ~ and 1UII 4o. by thl!! Purlt&lll aa a rellltout thllr C\lltamal'f We ofhrinf and with a the Ch.rtltmu reutk.a-. · In tiny ftcure of tht Cbl"'lt northtm E\11'0pt, beer a. the (:1\.\ld In tta ctnter. 'l'ht earll· favorilt 4rlnk, In ltw•4ea It ~til known recipe datAl rrom 11 glov. INland too. hu an the n~tgn or Jamet I In the old. tlme ctuiltmu drlalc early 11th Century. Al U.at called "1Am"l WDOI'' wh.U. time the pte wu tilled wtth II made br brWI&n& routtcl beef tonaut, ebopp.d cbleken, appl~ and mt&tftl JUte• ere•. rtl.tlnt, ·n anre and with ale 41' mUll. It It thin 1ttmon p..ltnp, aurar and ..rved wtth JuleY QP1t1 041 Vllrtoua tp!C... frtlh·routtd nutl and M The cu1tom of ln... Jtl~ coalklerH p lndlafltDUbM rnend• and r.l&ttve• ln for part or \he Yule ftatlvltlll. cockta.lla durlnr the h.olidly marty Chrbltf!lai dlnnen In thl1 couatry, m0411t and aim• ~euon, H popular In Ameri· ca. today, datu blek to the pit compared to UM t&vlah, old En&llah praette• ot ''Waa~ bol1teroue 1:11111llh fan, Win( home the tad that It wa1 aalllna." In Ellaabethan umu. no not the ro~ty W MIMuty, celebrat\()n w ._ 1 eompJM• but poor. eommoa fwltll wbo without U.e wt.llail bowl brourht t1tt1r Curoptt.n nued to the brtm with hot b&bite an4 euetoru W the punrent al.-. ehterylnvU.a· orl(tnal Ullrt•l\ ootollt.u. · tton to all to eome I• and ;. Tbt pod Lord eWa had help ~Celebn.tl th• Yule. Thea. turkeyl r.ady for UMtn ud 11 the cuuta railed ~elr wiW , ..... too. TM1 wtl"i ateamlnC' mUCI In a tout to dry, toUJ"h, ud cbHrle• Chrlatmaa, the merry cry of morHia '" U.0.. eUiJ 4&yl. "What Hall!" "WUIUI!" But A.nwrloan~ll.OM II)' lhttr would .... joyouoty UIMIP .._ .... ripiiOWIJ' ... • tbe llal1. , lu...... """" "'..• . •. - '*"" ""ed u., . . q. Roms.nces St.an~J ° Robert. Montcomei'J 8:30 I Elessinq.s During the buswcss sesswn WJ\h Russ Watson president , pre- Mr~ . of .. '" CHR151111A5 '5o wioh May 111< wm mat r.J cho Throe Wile Mco Cll Hio manget Ql )'OUr heart with low ad good will thii ';}}.ou e?hrilltmall Noab'a Ark 9:00 lane Wyman Show 9:30 Armstrong Cirele Theatre 10:30 A Man caned X 8:30 l0:30 Bad,e '714 u , H -'! 11:00 '•1tWS e.... Del ll :lS ·weatbueut 11 :20 l'reas Box 11:30 Tonlgbt 12:00 llidnlaht Mast I . ·• 8:00 Tbe Bia Surprise D dOlJ 11 :00 ~ewa 11 :15 Weatherc:a!t ll :O Preu so~: ..... 11 :30 Tom~..t ~lime. ---......_-~ Gilmore ~~~::;:;:=.;;;=--:==-::::=~=::c.--~-;-;;~· WCHS-TV Channe~I · ' 8 SUPPLY STORE :::=:::--c,:;;:-:-:=-,:::--:--:----:::-.----- WCHS MO'HDAY Chtrt"tan 8 :00 Cl.ptaln ICJ:DiatOO t :OO MornJq Show 10:00 Garry M:oorr 10:SO Arthur Godfrey 11 :30 strike Jt Rlell 12:00 V1Uant Lady 12:1& Lo\'e of Life 12 ·. 30 Seo-b ... for Tomorrow 12:45 1:00 1,30 2'. 00 2:30 S:OO Guldina lJcht Katie's Kiteben •· the World Turns .Our .-.u•·•. Broo•· ~~.s HOUJept.rty Bia Payoff 3:30 Bob CrOSJb7 Show 4 :00 Brilbter Day 4:15 SHret Storm ~ : 30 £dee of Nlwbt a •• Sh ..,:00 1'IIC -·Y OW 8:25 t.e 1 P•loll • M&fJ' For4 e :30 ·vour Esso Reporter 8 :45 Sports Parade ti :M We;1therman 7 :00 Christmas 1958 . DAWirds, 7 ·•15 n"ugJas vu AU 1 :30 Bobin-booi 8 :00 Burns & Allf;ll c._, 8 :30 9:00 0 ',3• • 11 10:00 11:00 Talent Sc!oubr I Love Lucy Decembel' Bride 5 tudio one Up-to--the Minutr: New• lt!GIIi Sc111nning the Weatlier 11 :10 The Lata Shew 11 :30 Sign 0£( TUISDAY WCHS Charle1ton 1:00 Captain Kanaeroo 8:00 Jdorllln& Show 10:00 Garry M.oon to:SO .Vtbur Godfrey .1:30 Strike it Rich 12:00 V.111iant Lady 12 :15 Ltve or Life 12 :30 Search . for Li Tomorrow • 12.:4G Guldin·g gd 1:00 KaUe'l Kitcnr n 1:30 As the World Turn.t 2:00 Our Misl Brooks 2:30 House paUy 3 :00 Jie- Payoff 3:30 Bob Cl'<ISby Show 4:00 Brl&hter Day 4 :15 Secret Storm 4 :31) Edge of Ni&bt 5 :00 The Early Show •:'~• ., . . _ Poul L "ary ,IFord «._. ~ • Pomeroy. Ohio Pomeroy Ben Franklin E. Main St Ernell. Covert, superintendent of ttlf Sund1y Scbool of Heath Metbodi•t Chureb, prell!!nted ~rs . Nan Moore, Mn. L. W. McCom.u a~d Mrs. J111mea Brewington with g1fts from tt-.e Sunday School when the annual Cb.riltmu program wat held fiiund.ay , Dee. 23. Tiley were In eharge of the program which lnd•Jded recita.Uona and songs by the tmall child.re~ and a pageant gl\'en . by the Begmnen and Juni_or Cbo1r and the Youth Fellowshtp. Sharon Jone• wu organbt lor !he service wbicb opened with a prelude and Mrs. Brewington an· nounced the following program for the Primary department : rec"i\.ations, .John Ingell, Sylvia Swa nson, RJchard Titus, Kirk Beck Elaine Davis, David Le-Vaughn, Debby Collopy, Asa Bradbury, Keith Fren~b; a piano solo by Connie Cook and songa by the children aco:.ompanied by Sbaron Jones. I Rev. and '4ra. Trtnway was ol Mr . and Mra. .M n . Ha rry Wtllililm Cuolt eral of their eoutrln, at the ro&leSODj' Funeral Mo nday. I Mr. and Mn. McConnel 1 v1He were ner JUUI.a of Mr. ~auger anrt Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mn Sunday visitor~ with clarence Eden and rlinUy : ;0[~ tart, w. Va. Zion Church Sunday School al Mrs. Harry Stratton vlaited ~~~ 9:30 a m. Joe Johnson. Supt. Wor- prday evening with Mn. Cad shrp and Communi'ln 10 ·30 a. rn . tc herbt.rth of Kina..bu n~-..a •: · ry - . I I ZION - ..• Mrs. McComu was director of the musical part of the pageant and Mrs. Moore wa1 dramatic coach. The robed Junior Choir and the Pe~::inners Choir, who wore red aatin tic, with blac:k and-white outfits, entered in proceuional to start the pageant. _ Solohits were Barbara Jonea, Bertha Wilson. Karl Beck. Forrest Bachtel. David Krmkrigbt, Suzanne Bradbury. The title of the pageant was "Christmas in Korpania" and the characters were taken by Stephen Coats, Shirley Roush, George Hibbs, Rodney Karr, John Kctrhka, Robert Hennesy, Eudell Konk right, Carol Criswell, Marianne Woodgerd, Betty Covert, S11ndra Willing Workers Held Their 1956 Christmas Dinner Our WOI'IItaC WioM•fora • Chriltnw oboundi"' in oil IM •piritUtll I~ of l/mlwl1 time. ,' L&Z SHOPS Pomeroy, Ohio 114 Court St. 120 E. Wilh sincere appreciation of your patronage Hopo your hoBdayo are ao morrr ao chllolnrl bodld!D9 a Ollowmanl ond friendship, we ore happy to wi5h yov e~ery joy ot lhe Holiday Season, Middleport Department STORE METROPOLITAN JUST A GOO D PLACE TO TRADE AUTO SALES · N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Middleport Mill St. ·-- .. -:- -'·I I y ~··I ·'· ! We're coming your way ro wi1fl you ; good ole/. latMoned Merry C~rislmas abounding in thtt great gifts of heoltt hoppinen ond conlenfment. I, G&J AUTO PARTS 2nd st. Pomeroy Following th e dinner the grou 11 ad journl'li to lh·.'! home of \trs. )-tyrlle Long decorated in kecpmg with Christmas inclu ding a lighted trt·c where gifts were placed. Mrs. Al ire Thompson. president pre.s1ded anrl opened the meetmg with group singing of "Silen t Ni· ght", followed with prayer by Mrs. ThOmas Bentz 3nd the ~hristmas story taken from St. Lukr by Miss Genev ieve Stobr.rt. A contribution was malie to thf' Otterb('in Home at Westerville. The wonder box donateJ by .Mrs. James Wlil w;as awarded to ~iss Stobart. Duri ng the social hour the members exchanged gifts and refreshments of cookies and coffee were 11crved by t he hostess lo those name d above and Mrs. John Smi th Mrs. Harley Brown . Mrs. Ben Buck. Miss Dorothy Long, Mrs. Ralph Spencer, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, :\in. Roger Spencer. M'rs. W. R. Davis, Mrs. GeOrge "Brothers, Mrs. Ed Klng, Mrs. Claude Hu&ted, Mrs. Eldon Weeks Mrs. Albert Brown , Mrs. 'Carl Moore Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Mrs. David Slater and Mrs. David Davis. c:Jn fhit sparkfing hoFiday season# we with. you uncounfcrbJe • ;oy.s, an abundortce of hoppln.u and G weohfr of good heallh, uood will aacl good cMv. FOREMAN and ABBOTT APPLIANCES Mill St. Middlepori '5 .., PICKENS ,.~.,"11i Paint and Hardware ,. Our slu:ere wishes lor 1 happy hoU~y to e!l ' Iandt ~·ra<OIJ.. t~!"'.;, or the they Ctl'fte, IYtn when ~y ll.~r could alfGrd. it. lnltt&d. lht)' IIOWI)' de· &Jtd. Col\,lftllally trn~ prove4 tM ttnla ·ot both (oott and turkiy ufttll thy btcam·• ttN me•ty .dellct.CWI we QJoy t~,.,.., . tht rolden centttpiec• af our own ChrltUnu me-.1, lM&. Th. . . . . . lovtly ol4 lllu· fOPtQ ~u1to1A c:tlellrattd: durtnc tht Yuletide on St. Jobn't O.r, D-M. 11. Thtt It the d&y when the church be· ltOWI & .-clal tile...., OQ wine, An old rtt. of mtat.y ortaln, It .. doll.e lD honor ol St.. John the ll'ruptlat. who, aoc:ordlnC to early lepnd, wloptd the 1 Dlenurt to strre. Meet nurmal e!Cplhlel with a .... eMil loan on .at,: ... only, cu or furniture.._ con~nlent n.atu~• l·orlp ....,.., phooo finV ~ Pomeroy '""a brlghr and happy Chrl.l..., I c:oms trut for 11011 \ • il£nt t~hf: In fuU.IIi tne081Jrel MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Be of good cheer ~nil. have a happy holiday world full of the wonderful things that come each ..... llllriflod •n and the hot rum puneh and old--lllhloheda 1n oun &lone. The uomatle al!'ple pie that ... •l1h1 of Hll blnlo ohine In )'OUr hnrt or lOOM aDd the cru.banoy lhll Cltri•bUI• tra41t:IOnally munw eldet tllnmee.d With •PlCII flld ""H wtu. noa.... tnc orup - III~L year at .. _, .......,..,.a.,. etownt the Ouiltm.u turkey llOl day with happiness for you IIKI yollJS. Christmas fills our oVeJ'. But It baa a4lde4 Hmt that ltl typt<!t.lly Ita own. · 'rht n6f ot a.rtatmu MI'Vtd: at bGlJ4Q tiiM Ut. .., olhtr ll0Uhtr7. ilfh.,. le abo ~ach the radiance of rowool tta, Clirltlmu ,....,., . .UOI II May ·the great blessings ancf inspiration of the Christmas Sca&OD remain with you throughout the New Ycar to liD bright." And ""fetbiJ harm. CO\Inh'lll the • "All is calm, all is lt-'a tnae lbat the mellln( pot tbat ll .Mntrklt. hu bor-from ' r~speritq .), drank a ,.... ot poiiOMd wine without ence... Mason City Map alluour drcama pod friends whom it hes bten such Appll111eee Furniture - Hu1hn"' GOESSLER JEWELRY PHIWP SISTERS DRI$5 SHOP Ceart St. P••roy '' STORE I Court St. Pomeroy hearts with rejaicing. May the blessings of the season be yaurs. Christmas. y • G. 0. SCHMOLL Main The annual Christmas dinne r of the Willing Workers (']ass of the Enterprise EUB Church was held ThtJrsday ~ye nin g, at 6 30 p.m. at the Five Points Grill. 11 :05 Scanning the Weather 11:10 Tl;ae Late Show a treat. h In Hea th I"L Y"JUfC Brewin1ton. Ru1h Philson, James Hamer, Eddit Blake, David Kon k.rithl, Rtclutrd Roller with V\'ra. Covert aa narrator . The Rev. C. R. K onk..ri~:ht gave the ben~tdlctton . Dianne McComas Wll acr-omp.inilt for the Begm n tr~ I chou and Leo K!!nntdy Jr. wa.s 1 1n t'harge ot ~ iKhttng A Christm&s treat for the L"hil dren was ~1stnl-uted hy the Bl:· a;inners tbotr at the clo:.e of the $erVICt!. Pomeroy IQ. NEW CITIZEN ----~ Y'ULE VACATION STA.TS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman are The childrt>n of the Sacred Heart announcing the birth of an eight Stbool start.P.d. their Christmas vapound son, Fred Michael, on Sat· cation Wednesday afternoon, Dec. urday, Det:. 22, at the Meigs Gen- 19. after a party at the school. Re;. eral HospitaL Grandparents are cords were played and eroup BingMrs. Pearl Hortman, Middleport, lne of Christmas carols en)Gy(!d and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith, of after which the teacher, Mrs. Mary BradbUry. Baron presented each child with Three Receive Gifts For Work J ohn Elwood, Mrs. AlOOrt Hder. Mrs. Lelia Flint and Mrs. Olan Gen heim er. 8:30 Your Jtqo Reporter 0:45 Sport. Par•de 6 : !5~ Weatherman 7:00 Art Linkletter & the Kids 7 :15 DoUg'" 1-<115 Edwa••· w> 7 30 G1 d 01 0 : ra.n e pry B:00 Pb1' 1 SilverB .."how 8:30 The Brothers 9:00 Nothing But the Truth 9:30 Red Skelton 10:00 $64 NVI Question . ,vvv 10:30 Do You Trud Your Wife l ll :OO UP-'l'o-Tbe Minute New• HARRISONVILLE l Nease, Mrs. Han~on l·loltN , Mrs. (;harles Baer and Mrs. Russ Wal· rton. Mrs. Srotl taking the IPtters 5:00 Comedy Timt 5:00 Speci 11 1 c hristmas program a:OO Susie 6:30 News Picture 6 :4.!5 Sports Ey~ & Weathereast 7:00 Gnnde Ole Opry 7:30 Jonatllan Winters Show 7:45 N'BC New' NBC News Sir :..aneelot too can : Mod~rn 1 Forest Run Methodist Church WSCS Christmas Program Held WSAZ-TV Channel3 6 ·55 7 ·00 · It ding 11 list ot 1he conlenh of :1 •aocit'ty waa gl\'en by the com- a contribulinll: hostess. Mrmbcn box hl'llt to Korea , b)' the Suc~ety mtttce. • . w..rt• seated at a long table de· was read by Mn Kernil li.oush . A AI the dote of the meetini the I l'Orated wnh Chri..1tmaa a;reem an-i rummunte~tion wah read I ro m the .:roup adjourned to the IOClal ("andll"s. Yavon were small blue Lav~nia Wallace Youn" Commun· room which wu decorated in keep- nmdlea m the form ol tile madontl)" Ce nter at Nome , Aiaaka thank · tni with ChrUtmu, mcludlne a na. •n thC' wurd Chrl:.tma~. named mg the ~ocrety for the box sent ltg h t~d tree under whlrh Jitla 1 The meet1ng cloae4 w1th the ex w orJ~ pC! tuim11.!: tu Chn stnuuo and th em were placed. thange of elft.a. as each wa s n<lllll'd .l\1rs. Fred Several thank you notea were Icc cream centered with a poin· Pr~seot were tbos,e named ;obove .'ll"a<;f' rf'ad a ~erse of scrlpt•Jre . rrat! from s hut-l nb who ha\'e been s~lt J a, manch.ino cherry cake and and Mn . William Fi1her , Mn. The words named were Chnst, He-r ~mcmiJI'ret! by the group A n·· l'Offee were served by the tollow - fo: u~~:ene l''orbes. Mrs. Chnaly Baer, rod, Heciprocate, Inn , Santa, Tid· port on those remembt>red hy the 1n1: olfirers, Mn. Watson, MT!i. "'rs John .& Bailey, Mrs. Lewia l lll g!'o, Mother Mary , Anl!:eis and Fred Neaae. and Mn. Hiram fo,ish Wiolker, Mri." Amanda Baer, Mra Saviour anrt broui;:ht out that wtth · er wilh Mrs. Everett Damewood Jacob Baer, Mrs. Mark Evan1, Mrs. 1 out ·the first and last words Christ· mas would mean nothing to us. 1 Group singing of Christmi\S carols roncluded the tlcvolions. ---~-~- --=-- -~~---- Entered as second elasa mailinr: m&tter at the post ofrlte at ; Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q ,, Dec. 24, 195~3 2-Dally SenUoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Oer, 24, 1958 RICHARD S. OWEN -GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Pomeroy, Ohio. PubUshoo every afternoo'.'- except Sunday by The Ohio Valley lentiue.1_Inc.\ at 110 Y:echamc St., Pomeny, 0 . Business offlc.t' pb.ooe <J\NJ, edltorial oUiee phone 399. National advertisin& representative, Bottinelli-Kimball, Jne., M3 ~xington Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. Subscription r:.tes: Dellvery by carrier where available 30 ftnts pe~ week; or,e year in advance at T he Daily Se ntinel oftke, $l5.80; SlX months. $'J .80: three montha, $3.90. By motor route where avai18ble: ,one month $l. By mail one year $8 : six months, $4.:!5: three months, ~.5o; one month, $1. <'• ' c- . . .._ ---- The Daily Sentinel - .. .. VALLEY LUMBER and S)JPPLY S. 2nd Ave. Middleport STARKS Drug Store E. Main St. Pomeroy The POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK COMPANY 41 Yllo\RS CONTINUOUS SERVICE �. .. Ten Top Games Are Scheduled ·From WednesdayTbroug~Jan5 f &., UNITED PRE$1 Colle~e {oolb<~ll':; Uowl program <1 year - end sports spree lhllt iiltrili:e& as re gula rl y as good resolutions and hangovers , will draw 500.000 r"m to stad1ums and mil lions more to television sets during the next two weeks. The key r~· enl in each ll'fOiram will be a football game . But from Flordi~ to Califorina. ea~h eelebratiQn will also i.ndudt! a spray ol suporting evenh r~f1iina: f1·om ('rownin.g beauty queens to parades and Pven a bull fia:ht. As usu11l. the major bowl Jlames will be pla)·ed on New Year's Day. And P ai.ll!dena, C111Hf.. will kick oft the Rose Bowl programthe granddarlrly of these post-sea· sons 41Ventslhat day wilh its 68th parsde of nower!i. floats a nd pretty girls. Millions or tl'levision fans will watch this colorful! parade and they'll be back again at 4 :45pm. ~. wh{'n NBC will t<'l<'viRe and broadrast the Rose Bowl game ~tween Iowa of the Big Ten and Oregon St~:~te of the Pacific Coast Con fctren~e . Thu usual capadty '!rowd of 100,000 will be in the m.. s-.·' "'"" "'~ ---pric- bowl. r4: ' THE ' SPORTS ' DUKE CENTI!R Ken MeiWtlnny John ,'t' . ·, ,. CLEANERS :lflddleport i ' '' Pomeroy Mopp, holiday wllhts to you, our friends and customert, 1nd sincere thoalo for the ptouurt of servlna Jta. CBS will televise and broadcast basketball, the &arne atparades 2 p. m . EST. and dances: E••t·W•st S.llout A sellout crowd or 61,000 plu11 an NBC rudio and ldt•vison audience will ~it in on the East.. West Shrinl' Game at 4:45 p. m., EST. The East is expected to be about a six-point favonte. Tennessee and 13nylor wilf arrive ln New Orleans nee . 2tl or 27 to complete tralrrln~s: tor the Jan. 1 Sugar Bow! game. The C'apaclty crowd of BI.OOO will include 20.000 ,, that day. The Southwest Confl!r. EST. Oran.t,:e Bowl week in ~h4mi, Fla. , will cowe to a chmax New Year's Day whrn Colorada QlC~~~ Clemson before a capaei •.r thron g of 711,581. Cotontda, a two-point favorite . is sched ui Pd to art·ive . in Miami Ot-t• ~:i and Cli•mson Dee. 27. CBS will !Jr·oadca~! aud !elevis.:o this game at 2 p.rn ., ES'l'. Cattq11 Bowl No S.lloYI Syracuse and Tetuts Ctuistian clash in the rotton Bowl at Dallu. Tex ., and the 75 .5Cl4-capaeity stadium won't be sold out for the Jan . l game fnr· the first lime sinct" 1940. About 6~.000 al't' etepeeled to attend the gume. which will be broadcast anti tel{'vised by NBC at 2 p .m., EST. Syracuse, at T-format!on team that 'has been training at Norman, Okla., will go to Dallas bY plane Der. 30 while Tex<tl Christian , a split-T O\ltfit, will go there by bus LP~m . lo <~ltt>nd while about 400 SyraCLbc faru ;ore i!xpcrled to make the lung trip to lhe game. lrr ii!lOlher Dec. 29 game, the South i~ a seven-point choice to bea1 the North in the annual BlueGrJ}' ~;1m.,. a! Montgomery , Ala. NIK' will televise this game at noon , 8ST. Th;· north is fa vortd ovef tbe South by 6~ points in anothu Shrine All..Star game Wednesday night at Miami, Fla. About 40,000 will attend the Jlilme, which will be carried bY Mutu&l Radio at 8 p m, P.ST. Other Bowl G.-n•• In olher Jan. 1 &ames, "f.e~:q Western and Georee WaJhirJiiltOQ meet in the Sun Bowl at £1 Pun, Tex., while Weat TtXl!i State plays Mias.issippi Southern In ,. night ga10e in tlw Tanaerlhe Qowl at Orlando, Fla. A bull fight it Juare:c acrOSi lhe Rio Grande River will be one oi the Sun Bowl'a pre-,:ame feature4. About 15,000 are e.IJtteted to attend the game, Jn which Texas Western probably will be favored . MiniSJlippi Southern is expected to be a one-touch!Jown favorite in the Tangerine Bowl before 13,000. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Childert and .Jeffrey ~r Philo Ohio were Saturday guests of their parents Oren and Ola Childers'. I 4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 24, 19~8 Todays Sports a 6 1 ~~ point favorite, t'Xpt•cl.s ahuut 1.000 o[ 1ts students l'nc,· Tennessee rooten, jl'nnesJSee, 1 7~ ·point dtul{'r· . w(ll fmish tr~in­ ing .ort Tu la ne 1/nito-ersrl _>' while Ba)·lor wrll u!'.(· thf' r ity Park Sta diurn. Tt!nnes~e uses the srngh• wing, a forrn11 tro n Ha)lor's T-~·or maHan &quad hasn 't iaced in its last 27 games. ABC will broadcast and tele vi$C the gi'nW at 2 p.m. o,...,. Iowa 0"•' Stat• About 3,000 memben of this 470Wd will be Oregon State students while 1,700 will be from lowa. Coach Jl'orest Evasbev:ikl plans to cut towa'a drills from two to one a day next week at Ealt Los Angele h Stadium. Coach Tommy Prothro 11 sharpening Or· egon State's sln[ile--wlng attack al UCLA. Iowa which uses a mu1· Uple offense, is favored by 9~ poblb, iPrior to the New Ve&r•s Day activity, however, two or the most attractive of this Year's post·se• son classlc9 will be played n~xt Saturday arternoon. These are the Gator Bowl game at JaekltOnviUe, Fla., whl~b has one of the top pairings In GMrgla Tech YS. Pittsburgh; and the annual Shrine Bowl Oame at San Franciseo be· tween the East and West AI! Stars. Pitt and Georgia 'T'ech meet in a replay of their 1956 Sugar Bowl rami!, ln which the Southeastern Conference team scored a 7-o vic. tory, Georgia Tech is an elgMpolnt favorite to win again. Pitt will arrive In Florida Dee. 26 and GeorKia Tech the next day . A capacity crowd of 37 ,OUO is assured for the climn of n week of gold Parade Today's Sport Parade B.wo OSC4R FR-\L'IY Unl,.d P.-... Sporta Writer NE\\' YOR.K UP - Fearleu Fraley's facts and fiwures : The New York Yankee1, with a huge farm system B,nd a great amount o! youna: \alent, IJUrpris-in&ly w11re not qainst the new major league rule requirinli a cut to 28 men by openina day. Ia tb11 p&tt, swne clubs canied 111 klih "~ 40 men for the first 'l'lQt h pf the teason. This kept the 'J\l.t lt<\fUt!i &Uenillj u to w!Jot ~ll1.1l' woaVd, aet eventutily anQ dc- New Lockers Are Purchased For Wahama High Gym Forty new type steel lockers were purehased for Wahama Hig!l School's new aymnasium ut a re('CRt mE:etint of the Muon County Board of Education. The t..ockers which co.tt $648.70 were punhued from the West Virgtnia Seating Com pany of Huntington, ' At the same meeting Mrs. Don- • 1 •ld McKentic wws appointed cwt· todian or the new gym for the remainder of the school year at a ~Klary of $120 per ruon\h. The new cust od ian will begin ber work '-!; soou as thf' building 1' tccepted by the board. It is expel'ted that tbe gym will be ready for Ul!ie about the firs t ol the )'ear with present plans calling for lhf' first game to be played in it on January 4 when Wahama entertains RavPnswood. Coa<'h Ralph Sayre said Friday that "'·orkmen were finishing the floor and that he hopes to praetice in the gym on "Monday December r 31 for the first time. D•ily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport 0 Dee 24 195~5 -==-~c--- la~eQ their areanintlon. "fhia way, we'll get our kid1 out I . GOOD WILL TO MEN GARNET WILLIAMSON .'\llis -Chah,nerR ~ Chriatmao Holiday. FIFE REFRIGERATION 7 11 Tbi HotpoJat Appllanees _ •• ,.::;7.;:; "' t=~!~~rd~.~~.~~~·~~~=;~~~~~~;~T ,/ Rlltland GeDe Fullmer Ol West Jordan, to take middle· breaks will finprivate The Ail Force Academy still 1 n Bones Are Best Left-Overs I First Presbyterian Church A.,nuol · , From Twkey After Big Christmas Dinner , Christmas Program Held On fridoy 11 I - Dun L 51Mh over ll'ft-ovt>rs. Whclht> r lender nw.~t or ju~l and .OOncs , lt'ft·OYt•r turkt) can lw the ba1us fur many de l1c10us <~nd thnrty meals~ lrt•ne NNz. Ohw StatP t ' n:vtrsity ex termon nut~ r twn specra.hsl , has so~!(' sugge~twns for usmg . left over turkey rn a \'ar rf' \y of dJShes so .~he f<~mrl_y won_·t_ gi'L tired of it. · rurhy rs rle!Jcrous for ever~· rneal or the dny," shC" ~ays " If you havf' plenty of meat left. freeze paf! nf it to sav for the futurr whl·n lurkty will aga in be a novcity" With just "pirkirr's and bones,'' the nutnlwnist sugg:t"S\!!1 makin" turktoy soup. Ju~t covt'f with slf :;: htl~·-~alted watr•r an sirner for all hour 11 r so, llu~n ~train orr the broth. Al'li.l onion cl'lery or other seasonings for ; more 'flavorful bro4.h that can be used to stretch left o·ver gravy fpr dumplings and pie, to moisten left -over stuHing for rehea~in~. ur to add llavorable liquid lo hash. "Turkl'ys teams up well with so . Jfunfcl t I• our wt.h for aou: have the mmtut Chrlftma• you ~' ~" k""""' ' Martin Restaurant •uany foods that left-overs don·t 1 Santa Clans Vitited ~~ ch•Idrcn Hr.:wley, RuLb Ann Savely. ft•chard ut•ed to be monotonout in flnor al th<· !o"i.nt Pretb)tef!iOn Chun·h Darst, Cyntbi 111 M1U•. Connie Bachor look&." M1S.11 Neh added . ·'Di1h·1 rnday evem!'li after tht•u annual n¥J", Cathy f.n.s&ell, Sherman ~11 1.1, t>H ran ranse fr~m Lhl" famJ!y tur - ( 'hnstmaa program and the Rev Mary llindy , Karen Bo1trc , Betty kl·~· a Ia kma. Jllt'll and dumpling• Hvward Ru r,peU , pastor ul the kae RusAell . Naocy Buchanon L(' · to hl'arty chowder, noodle tca!lop Churcb. treated the older mem- land Eugent' Brown pl;iyed a pland baked ha1h. Foreign rook ery ~rs of the congreution at; wtdl at ; anu solo an:1 Nanry Bud1anon offers many e_uea .for giving a hft the _chlldrt-n when he dutrrbutcd 1 ~ana: a 11olo accompanied tty ht:r to routrn_e rec1pes--surb a s Italian frurt at the ~lose of the program . siater, Lynn. Edl!h Haptonslall part of It to save (or the future The committee tn rhar~:e of the pantomimed the sone "Away in a a~d grated cheese : Jo~renltl with a program w~re )lisa Jo'an~ t:rlc- Manger'' a, sung by Kare-n Sue brl of nUtmeg; and Mexfcan with mrne. Mrs. Everett Bal·hnu. Mn. Gregg. ehili _,easonlni ani.l a topping or l'aul Haptonst~ll . Mn. Rua.eH tycornmeal mixturt-" om. Mrs. Dwtght Wallace, Mrs. Taking pJrt In ' the Chrltlma.11 The specialist advi~e~ homem.ak- Donald Lowery and Lewis 11 mallJ:t.'r scene were Sue Rue, Suers to use their imaginations for S.auel' director of the Junior chorr san Morrill, George Sauer, Eugene best resu lts in prep<tring left-ilvcr James Buchanon. superint•·ndt•nt l:lrown_ Fre<'die Sheward, Edith turkey. uf the t.:hurch Sc!houl . pre3ided at Haptonstall, Ronnie an4 lta)'mond the prograiY! and _Mras Erlewine llrndy, Olih ~wis , Kath}' Savely ~unour!ced the ?rtrnary and Jun. and Rodney Sauer The car-ol "Sill•rrt Night" f'Oncludt>tl this part ot lOrTdcpartll!"'n\'~. pro~o:ra_m he audrt>nce J_Omi•d m a carol the program. to open the sen·u'e and !hi• Pri· The Junior class with !lipecial m~ry group sang tw o songs. Heei- mu!lic by the Junior choir prela.rQns wcr~ g1vl·n by Brl!y Hap- .wnteQ a "'Manger Scene" with the ..Tbe Past 'i:atrons ol Evangeline tonstal!, Lo 13 Ann Bauer, Karen following thildrt>n taking part: Chapter, OES. had their annual Jo~epb , David Lyon.11; Mary, Judy Christmas party at tte home of was conducted by lln. Wi1liam G<egg : Shepherd,. AI•" ood "'"'' their retirinll president, Mra. nar- Rf':l'flOids, the new president. Wallace, Rodney Sauer; Three -ry Houdashelt, Friday. Mrs. Hpud- Mrs. Allen Hughes gave a Christ· Wisemen, JPrry Bolyard, Jimmy asbelt openE!d the meeting which mas reHding and poern and the Miller, Frcddif' Sheward; Aneels, group sang carols for the -41rogram . Karen Sue Gre.g, Beverly Perrin ; Gifts were e11:changt:!d during the t'.4ndle-be.arer.s, Teresa Bolyard, even ing with Mn. Evelyn Lewis in Cheryl Fife, Cinda Sauer, Seren Lewis, Carol Ann Rus&ell , JU.rcn eharge of their distribution. 8acbner. T~e hoste~ses : Mrs. Houdashelt Mrs. Donald Lowery was in .and ~~- Reynold s, served salad, charge of the projram given by sandwwhes, potato chips, cookies the older childN!n "lAve's Chri•teand ies, nuts and coffee with Mrs: mas Tree" and a playlet "Gift Re~' nolds po-esiding al the eoffee Wrappings." Taking part in the service. Christmas decorations first skit wf·re Lue!qda ~tforria , were used throughtout the house Beverly Perrin, Sandra HYsell, Suand the dinin g room Lab!(! had a san Allensworth, Carolyn Rwsell, ('etttupi('ce of holly and red canKaren Gregg. Phyllis Boatic, Chardll's lene Davis--the Christmas spirit. Twenty-two werl' pres(!nt and Jn the playlet were Judv Sauer. guest§ were Mfs. Della Windsor Palty Lower:v. Jan.ice Zirkle , Susan Chester. and BeckY Allensworth.' Probaseo, Ht>len Louise Taylor. I lots of hoUday cheer to you and your family tois N. 2nd Ave. " ._,. • I • •··• .,JI! ' v• '¥' Christmas time. the opportunity to ttrve )'CMI 1956. Hope we continue to be 10 fgvorcd in 19~7 . Happy hoUdoyd SECOlo..l D STREET 1"111111111 MARKET POMF.RO\' !1-"i~~:;';~~~~~F~~;:::;;;:;;:::;~tii~~ijii:~E;~ "11tew( ~II Middleport 1(';/M.Ne qQa II • New York Clothing HOUSE MASON FURNITURE Pomeroy, Ohio FOR .II'OUR FRIENDLY PATRONAGE DURING \. I THE. PAST YEAft • As we cefebratt tlu! day of iit. .; May your ' heart be filled with peace and • goad will on this happy day. birth, may its inspiration bring you the peace and love He wislu!d for the world ••• may .U the bkssings of Christmas dweU ill :row home 1111d Y"'~ to the choru.t of I your way I on thlo happy SERVICE N, 2nd Ave. E. 2nd St. Middleport ''~ . ' GREETINGS RAllS Jlara'o a wish -<· '"•t ::~ ·• Where Your C(Jnfidence Is Justified E. Main St. COMPANY Pomeroy for yo~: good cheer ~ RUTLAND AUTO SALES • • • N. 2nd Ave. Po111eroy KARR and VAN ZAN llullud, O~lo FORTH£ • ~OLIOAYS Your Oldomoblle.CadUiae Dealer .•.....• ..,. .An4 lftOII .,.., Yuill 14• , '"'' ••4 ~.,....~ Mayall the Pomeroy good wifl and good cheer of the aeason lift your heart and I • brighten all the day> ahead. At this joyful holiday season, ";... ",'"''' Out tine•" thanb to an our klod frlood•lor tflelr conllnuad patranagt and VQUII CHEVIIoOLET DEALER Pomeroy ···'. ~· ·-·~ . . . ~-l~J.~-::. . ~. ..-.. . B. H. SANBORN .,rrllof JEWELRY STORE 001• btJt wlohtolor a ~apPf ~ g~..,. lt1ld riUI.,.,, h""''4 • hfdrlV, So, fTom .U of ,. to aU of flO"· YEA~ SWISHER . & LOHSE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. DRUG STOlE lokePI Of Holsu111 Bread E. Mala Sl Ebersbach Hardware ' W. M~ln I WESTIRN AUTO SUPPLY STORE Middleport IIDGAR H. FLORAN AND SON W. Main St. . Ill ,.., lltrt wiiir ••••• .... IIIII. frlendlv f'ffi"!f for • lwJppy holiday. ME.RY CBIUSTM4S AND HAPPY NEW Mlll St. • " · ~ ... ;... tJux very Lest ,., . wishes to all . our friend. for : ·a happy Ho},iday: u:"hout the glad ""''mth of steetlngo l·----------------------------------------···----····1 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ' . ,....,..... Utlo Joron - Pomeroy in ebundance in thit moot le1tive holiday 1111on. • Ben Franklirl lONEY'S FRONT ST. . . ' ·:~ SEASON'S " always. .-~:""" i:~ ,. '• " h"Qlt COLLINS JEWELRY GOODWIN PRINTING WERNER RADIO ~olltlay. everyone in our dealership family 'xtends to you and yours best wlahes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 'I' f .JUST TO SAY, : IJKE TO EXTEND ' glvl"tJ AND WE WOULD W. Mala St. M~ny ohanl<s fo.. 'par ty Held 8y• Eva,.ge I"1ne OES Past MatrOnS We Will Be Closed Christmas Day ''Tltat's more- than I made In 14 Y4!ara of professional baseball a.s a play,r. " Paul moaned. Rip Engle of Penn State, one of the East-West coaches, thinks It's about time people quit looking down on Eastern football. "A Jo~ of them thought it was a nuke when we brat Ohio State," he said, "but we did beat 'em and lhe Ea!lt had 11 rine gea.son in· tersectio~ally if anyOOdy takes the time to check it up. We had a half dozen teams which could play in any company." Anybody wanna argue? W.•d lib to May your Tutotl•e ' ' brlaht with 111 the IIUQn's ltJI. W, Mila , Jo.~Ol(~ CkriS-h.t4S Wi~~eS . isn't ready to move into a football class with ANDy and Navy according to head Coach ·B uck Shaw. The air cadets, have been playing in the Rocty Mountain Conference anti move ln aeainst Sk!line opponents next year where, Shaw says, ' 1We11 ael our lumps.'' In 1958 they atep up again, against such aa Iowa Tu· lane anti Stanford and 'then they'll bead for Army and Navy with four classes under thelr belt!. Bob and Louise Morton and Jim mie King and fa111ily Qf Belpre were recent guests of the Riebel family and Kibble family ... It's Chrbtma• Tftne 1 1C InS • y:m. Mason, W. Va. ~dd Dealer more qWekly to wh.,e they can p.la~ ball regular!~ in the minors," 1ald Yankee General Manager George Weiss. "Then, if we . have a vacancy, We'll know whl~h pia}'· en are going best." Fullmtr Brt~Us C•mp Utah, an $ to !5 favorile Su1u Ra,y Robinson's welabt eri)'Wn on Jan. 2. CIIIJ\P Christm14 Day and ish up his traln'ing at a 'p· k' { u l umbu~. t~on turhy Its ~lrnty ?' Lht· .p• r~•n ~ - - ---- - - S£!0, on this · · PEACE ON EARTH Had GrMn IYI'I lttr best wishes to you - --·~ - - · Phone 24~63 Don't aive that "sood old days" routine to Paul Krichell, the Yan· tee acout who wlll be '74 yean old next week. Krlchell had jp'ertn tyes as he watched Yo~i Berra ,ign a contract for ~ .000 for next sea- goocl wlshq cnllnt~ MARKET ....... ... _..---·"" St. . Pomeroy • MEIGS MOTOR CO. PHQN~ 6Q~ \ MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Tri ·Lustre Cleaners ~liD ~lroet ~llddleport, Robinson's Laundry · s ..oud street Ohio Pol!leroy, Ohio �. .. Ten Top Games Are Scheduled ·From WednesdayTbroug~Jan5 f &., UNITED PRE$1 Colle~e {oolb<~ll':; Uowl program <1 year - end sports spree lhllt iiltrili:e& as re gula rl y as good resolutions and hangovers , will draw 500.000 r"m to stad1ums and mil lions more to television sets during the next two weeks. The key r~· enl in each ll'fOiram will be a football game . But from Flordi~ to Califorina. ea~h eelebratiQn will also i.ndudt! a spray ol suporting evenh r~f1iina: f1·om ('rownin.g beauty queens to parades and Pven a bull fia:ht. As usu11l. the major bowl Jlames will be pla)·ed on New Year's Day. And P ai.ll!dena, C111Hf.. will kick oft the Rose Bowl programthe granddarlrly of these post-sea· sons 41Ventslhat day wilh its 68th parsde of nower!i. floats a nd pretty girls. Millions or tl'levision fans will watch this colorful! parade and they'll be back again at 4 :45pm. ~. wh{'n NBC will t<'l<'viRe and broadrast the Rose Bowl game ~tween Iowa of the Big Ten and Oregon St~:~te of the Pacific Coast Con fctren~e . Thu usual capadty '!rowd of 100,000 will be in the m.. s-.·' "'"" "'~ ---pric- bowl. r4: ' THE ' SPORTS ' DUKE CENTI!R Ken MeiWtlnny John ,'t' . ·, ,. CLEANERS :lflddleport i ' '' Pomeroy Mopp, holiday wllhts to you, our friends and customert, 1nd sincere thoalo for the ptouurt of servlna Jta. CBS will televise and broadcast basketball, the &arne atparades 2 p. m . EST. and dances: E••t·W•st S.llout A sellout crowd or 61,000 plu11 an NBC rudio and ldt•vison audience will ~it in on the East.. West Shrinl' Game at 4:45 p. m., EST. The East is expected to be about a six-point favonte. Tennessee and 13nylor wilf arrive ln New Orleans nee . 2tl or 27 to complete tralrrln~s: tor the Jan. 1 Sugar Bow! game. The C'apaclty crowd of BI.OOO will include 20.000 ,, that day. The Southwest Confl!r. EST. Oran.t,:e Bowl week in ~h4mi, Fla. , will cowe to a chmax New Year's Day whrn Colorada QlC~~~ Clemson before a capaei •.r thron g of 711,581. Cotontda, a two-point favorite . is sched ui Pd to art·ive . in Miami Ot-t• ~:i and Cli•mson Dee. 27. CBS will !Jr·oadca~! aud !elevis.:o this game at 2 p.rn ., ES'l'. Cattq11 Bowl No S.lloYI Syracuse and Tetuts Ctuistian clash in the rotton Bowl at Dallu. Tex ., and the 75 .5Cl4-capaeity stadium won't be sold out for the Jan . l game fnr· the first lime sinct" 1940. About 6~.000 al't' etepeeled to attend the gume. which will be broadcast anti tel{'vised by NBC at 2 p .m., EST. Syracuse, at T-format!on team that 'has been training at Norman, Okla., will go to Dallas bY plane Der. 30 while Tex<tl Christian , a split-T O\ltfit, will go there by bus LP~m . lo <~ltt>nd while about 400 SyraCLbc faru ;ore i!xpcrled to make the lung trip to lhe game. lrr ii!lOlher Dec. 29 game, the South i~ a seven-point choice to bea1 the North in the annual BlueGrJ}' ~;1m.,. a! Montgomery , Ala. NIK' will televise this game at noon , 8ST. Th;· north is fa vortd ovef tbe South by 6~ points in anothu Shrine All..Star game Wednesday night at Miami, Fla. About 40,000 will attend the Jlilme, which will be carried bY Mutu&l Radio at 8 p m, P.ST. Other Bowl G.-n•• In olher Jan. 1 &ames, "f.e~:q Western and Georee WaJhirJiiltOQ meet in the Sun Bowl at £1 Pun, Tex., while Weat TtXl!i State plays Mias.issippi Southern In ,. night ga10e in tlw Tanaerlhe Qowl at Orlando, Fla. A bull fight it Juare:c acrOSi lhe Rio Grande River will be one oi the Sun Bowl'a pre-,:ame feature4. About 15,000 are e.IJtteted to attend the game, Jn which Texas Western probably will be favored . MiniSJlippi Southern is expected to be a one-touch!Jown favorite in the Tangerine Bowl before 13,000. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Childert and .Jeffrey ~r Philo Ohio were Saturday guests of their parents Oren and Ola Childers'. I 4-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 24, 19~8 Todays Sports a 6 1 ~~ point favorite, t'Xpt•cl.s ahuut 1.000 o[ 1ts students l'nc,· Tennessee rooten, jl'nnesJSee, 1 7~ ·point dtul{'r· . w(ll fmish tr~in­ ing .ort Tu la ne 1/nito-ersrl _>' while Ba)·lor wrll u!'.(· thf' r ity Park Sta diurn. Tt!nnes~e uses the srngh• wing, a forrn11 tro n Ha)lor's T-~·or maHan &quad hasn 't iaced in its last 27 games. ABC will broadcast and tele vi$C the gi'nW at 2 p.m. o,...,. Iowa 0"•' Stat• About 3,000 memben of this 470Wd will be Oregon State students while 1,700 will be from lowa. Coach Jl'orest Evasbev:ikl plans to cut towa'a drills from two to one a day next week at Ealt Los Angele h Stadium. Coach Tommy Prothro 11 sharpening Or· egon State's sln[ile--wlng attack al UCLA. Iowa which uses a mu1· Uple offense, is favored by 9~ poblb, iPrior to the New Ve&r•s Day activity, however, two or the most attractive of this Year's post·se• son classlc9 will be played n~xt Saturday arternoon. These are the Gator Bowl game at JaekltOnviUe, Fla., whl~b has one of the top pairings In GMrgla Tech YS. Pittsburgh; and the annual Shrine Bowl Oame at San Franciseo be· tween the East and West AI! Stars. Pitt and Georgia 'T'ech meet in a replay of their 1956 Sugar Bowl rami!, ln which the Southeastern Conference team scored a 7-o vic. tory, Georgia Tech is an elgMpolnt favorite to win again. Pitt will arrive In Florida Dee. 26 and GeorKia Tech the next day . A capacity crowd of 37 ,OUO is assured for the climn of n week of gold Parade Today's Sport Parade B.wo OSC4R FR-\L'IY Unl,.d P.-... Sporta Writer NE\\' YOR.K UP - Fearleu Fraley's facts and fiwures : The New York Yankee1, with a huge farm system B,nd a great amount o! youna: \alent, IJUrpris-in&ly w11re not qainst the new major league rule requirinli a cut to 28 men by openina day. Ia tb11 p&tt, swne clubs canied 111 klih "~ 40 men for the first 'l'lQt h pf the teason. This kept the 'J\l.t lt<\fUt!i &Uenillj u to w!Jot ~ll1.1l' woaVd, aet eventutily anQ dc- New Lockers Are Purchased For Wahama High Gym Forty new type steel lockers were purehased for Wahama Hig!l School's new aymnasium ut a re('CRt mE:etint of the Muon County Board of Education. The t..ockers which co.tt $648.70 were punhued from the West Virgtnia Seating Com pany of Huntington, ' At the same meeting Mrs. Don- • 1 •ld McKentic wws appointed cwt· todian or the new gym for the remainder of the school year at a ~Klary of $120 per ruon\h. The new cust od ian will begin ber work '-!; soou as thf' building 1' tccepted by the board. It is expel'ted that tbe gym will be ready for Ul!ie about the firs t ol the )'ear with present plans calling for lhf' first game to be played in it on January 4 when Wahama entertains RavPnswood. Coa<'h Ralph Sayre said Friday that "'·orkmen were finishing the floor and that he hopes to praetice in the gym on "Monday December r 31 for the first time. D•ily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport 0 Dee 24 195~5 -==-~c--- la~eQ their areanintlon. "fhia way, we'll get our kid1 out I . GOOD WILL TO MEN GARNET WILLIAMSON .'\llis -Chah,nerR ~ Chriatmao Holiday. FIFE REFRIGERATION 7 11 Tbi HotpoJat Appllanees _ •• ,.::;7.;:; "' t=~!~~rd~.~~.~~~·~~~=;~~~~~~;~T ,/ Rlltland GeDe Fullmer Ol West Jordan, to take middle· breaks will finprivate The Ail Force Academy still 1 n Bones Are Best Left-Overs I First Presbyterian Church A.,nuol · , From Twkey After Big Christmas Dinner , Christmas Program Held On fridoy 11 I - Dun L 51Mh over ll'ft-ovt>rs. Whclht> r lender nw.~t or ju~l and .OOncs , lt'ft·OYt•r turkt) can lw the ba1us fur many de l1c10us <~nd thnrty meals~ lrt•ne NNz. Ohw StatP t ' n:vtrsity ex termon nut~ r twn specra.hsl , has so~!(' sugge~twns for usmg . left over turkey rn a \'ar rf' \y of dJShes so .~he f<~mrl_y won_·t_ gi'L tired of it. · rurhy rs rle!Jcrous for ever~· rneal or the dny," shC" ~ays " If you havf' plenty of meat left. freeze paf! nf it to sav for the futurr whl·n lurkty will aga in be a novcity" With just "pirkirr's and bones,'' the nutnlwnist sugg:t"S\!!1 makin" turktoy soup. Ju~t covt'f with slf :;: htl~·-~alted watr•r an sirner for all hour 11 r so, llu~n ~train orr the broth. Al'li.l onion cl'lery or other seasonings for ; more 'flavorful bro4.h that can be used to stretch left o·ver gravy fpr dumplings and pie, to moisten left -over stuHing for rehea~in~. ur to add llavorable liquid lo hash. "Turkl'ys teams up well with so . Jfunfcl t I• our wt.h for aou: have the mmtut Chrlftma• you ~' ~" k""""' ' Martin Restaurant •uany foods that left-overs don·t 1 Santa Clans Vitited ~~ ch•Idrcn Hr.:wley, RuLb Ann Savely. ft•chard ut•ed to be monotonout in flnor al th<· !o"i.nt Pretb)tef!iOn Chun·h Darst, Cyntbi 111 M1U•. Connie Bachor look&." M1S.11 Neh added . ·'Di1h·1 rnday evem!'li after tht•u annual n¥J", Cathy f.n.s&ell, Sherman ~11 1.1, t>H ran ranse fr~m Lhl" famJ!y tur - ( 'hnstmaa program and the Rev Mary llindy , Karen Bo1trc , Betty kl·~· a Ia kma. Jllt'll and dumpling• Hvward Ru r,peU , pastor ul the kae RusAell . Naocy Buchanon L(' · to hl'arty chowder, noodle tca!lop Churcb. treated the older mem- land Eugent' Brown pl;iyed a pland baked ha1h. Foreign rook ery ~rs of the congreution at; wtdl at ; anu solo an:1 Nanry Bud1anon offers many e_uea .for giving a hft the _chlldrt-n when he dutrrbutcd 1 ~ana: a 11olo accompanied tty ht:r to routrn_e rec1pes--surb a s Italian frurt at the ~lose of the program . siater, Lynn. Edl!h Haptonslall part of It to save (or the future The committee tn rhar~:e of the pantomimed the sone "Away in a a~d grated cheese : Jo~renltl with a program w~re )lisa Jo'an~ t:rlc- Manger'' a, sung by Kare-n Sue brl of nUtmeg; and Mexfcan with mrne. Mrs. Everett Bal·hnu. Mn. Gregg. ehili _,easonlni ani.l a topping or l'aul Haptonst~ll . Mn. Rua.eH tycornmeal mixturt-" om. Mrs. Dwtght Wallace, Mrs. Taking pJrt In ' the Chrltlma.11 The specialist advi~e~ homem.ak- Donald Lowery and Lewis 11 mallJ:t.'r scene were Sue Rue, Suers to use their imaginations for S.auel' director of the Junior chorr san Morrill, George Sauer, Eugene best resu lts in prep<tring left-ilvcr James Buchanon. superint•·ndt•nt l:lrown_ Fre<'die Sheward, Edith turkey. uf the t.:hurch Sc!houl . pre3ided at Haptonstall, Ronnie an4 lta)'mond the prograiY! and _Mras Erlewine llrndy, Olih ~wis , Kath}' Savely ~unour!ced the ?rtrnary and Jun. and Rodney Sauer The car-ol "Sill•rrt Night" f'Oncludt>tl this part ot lOrTdcpartll!"'n\'~. pro~o:ra_m he audrt>nce J_Omi•d m a carol the program. to open the sen·u'e and !hi• Pri· The Junior class with !lipecial m~ry group sang tw o songs. Heei- mu!lic by the Junior choir prela.rQns wcr~ g1vl·n by Brl!y Hap- .wnteQ a "'Manger Scene" with the ..Tbe Past 'i:atrons ol Evangeline tonstal!, Lo 13 Ann Bauer, Karen following thildrt>n taking part: Chapter, OES. had their annual Jo~epb , David Lyon.11; Mary, Judy Christmas party at tte home of was conducted by lln. Wi1liam G<egg : Shepherd,. AI•" ood "'"'' their retirinll president, Mra. nar- Rf':l'flOids, the new president. Wallace, Rodney Sauer; Three -ry Houdashelt, Friday. Mrs. Hpud- Mrs. Allen Hughes gave a Christ· Wisemen, JPrry Bolyard, Jimmy asbelt openE!d the meeting which mas reHding and poern and the Miller, Frcddif' Sheward; Aneels, group sang carols for the -41rogram . Karen Sue Gre.g, Beverly Perrin ; Gifts were e11:changt:!d during the t'.4ndle-be.arer.s, Teresa Bolyard, even ing with Mn. Evelyn Lewis in Cheryl Fife, Cinda Sauer, Seren Lewis, Carol Ann Rus&ell , JU.rcn eharge of their distribution. 8acbner. T~e hoste~ses : Mrs. Houdashelt Mrs. Donald Lowery was in .and ~~- Reynold s, served salad, charge of the projram given by sandwwhes, potato chips, cookies the older childN!n "lAve's Chri•teand ies, nuts and coffee with Mrs: mas Tree" and a playlet "Gift Re~' nolds po-esiding al the eoffee Wrappings." Taking part in the service. Christmas decorations first skit wf·re Lue!qda ~tforria , were used throughtout the house Beverly Perrin, Sandra HYsell, Suand the dinin g room Lab!(! had a san Allensworth, Carolyn Rwsell, ('etttupi('ce of holly and red canKaren Gregg. Phyllis Boatic, Chardll's lene Davis--the Christmas spirit. Twenty-two werl' pres(!nt and Jn the playlet were Judv Sauer. guest§ were Mfs. Della Windsor Palty Lower:v. Jan.ice Zirkle , Susan Chester. and BeckY Allensworth.' Probaseo, Ht>len Louise Taylor. I lots of hoUday cheer to you and your family tois N. 2nd Ave. " ._,. • I • •··• .,JI! ' v• '¥' Christmas time. the opportunity to ttrve )'CMI 1956. Hope we continue to be 10 fgvorcd in 19~7 . Happy hoUdoyd SECOlo..l D STREET 1"111111111 MARKET POMF.RO\' !1-"i~~:;';~~~~~F~~;:::;;;:;;:::;~tii~~ijii:~E;~ "11tew( ~II Middleport 1(';/M.Ne qQa II • New York Clothing HOUSE MASON FURNITURE Pomeroy, Ohio FOR .II'OUR FRIENDLY PATRONAGE DURING \. I THE. PAST YEAft • As we cefebratt tlu! day of iit. .; May your ' heart be filled with peace and • goad will on this happy day. birth, may its inspiration bring you the peace and love He wislu!d for the world ••• may .U the bkssings of Christmas dweU ill :row home 1111d Y"'~ to the choru.t of I your way I on thlo happy SERVICE N, 2nd Ave. E. 2nd St. Middleport ''~ . ' GREETINGS RAllS Jlara'o a wish -<· '"•t ::~ ·• Where Your C(Jnfidence Is Justified E. Main St. COMPANY Pomeroy for yo~: good cheer ~ RUTLAND AUTO SALES • • • N. 2nd Ave. Po111eroy KARR and VAN ZAN llullud, O~lo FORTH£ • ~OLIOAYS Your Oldomoblle.CadUiae Dealer .•.....• ..,. .An4 lftOII .,.., Yuill 14• , '"'' ••4 ~.,....~ Mayall the Pomeroy good wifl and good cheer of the aeason lift your heart and I • brighten all the day> ahead. At this joyful holiday season, ";... ",'"''' Out tine•" thanb to an our klod frlood•lor tflelr conllnuad patranagt and VQUII CHEVIIoOLET DEALER Pomeroy ···'. ~· ·-·~ . . . ~-l~J.~-::. . ~. ..-.. . B. H. SANBORN .,rrllof JEWELRY STORE 001• btJt wlohtolor a ~apPf ~ g~..,. lt1ld riUI.,.,, h""''4 • hfdrlV, So, fTom .U of ,. to aU of flO"· YEA~ SWISHER . & LOHSE OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. DRUG STOlE lokePI Of Holsu111 Bread E. Mala Sl Ebersbach Hardware ' W. M~ln I WESTIRN AUTO SUPPLY STORE Middleport IIDGAR H. FLORAN AND SON W. Main St. . Ill ,.., lltrt wiiir ••••• .... IIIII. frlendlv f'ffi"!f for • lwJppy holiday. ME.RY CBIUSTM4S AND HAPPY NEW Mlll St. • " · ~ ... ;... tJux very Lest ,., . wishes to all . our friend. for : ·a happy Ho},iday: u:"hout the glad ""''mth of steetlngo l·----------------------------------------···----····1 POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY ' . ,....,..... Utlo Joron - Pomeroy in ebundance in thit moot le1tive holiday 1111on. • Ben Franklirl lONEY'S FRONT ST. . . ' ·:~ SEASON'S " always. .-~:""" i:~ ,. '• " h"Qlt COLLINS JEWELRY GOODWIN PRINTING WERNER RADIO ~olltlay. everyone in our dealership family 'xtends to you and yours best wlahes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. 'I' f .JUST TO SAY, : IJKE TO EXTEND ' glvl"tJ AND WE WOULD W. Mala St. M~ny ohanl<s fo.. 'par ty Held 8y• Eva,.ge I"1ne OES Past MatrOnS We Will Be Closed Christmas Day ''Tltat's more- than I made In 14 Y4!ara of professional baseball a.s a play,r. " Paul moaned. Rip Engle of Penn State, one of the East-West coaches, thinks It's about time people quit looking down on Eastern football. "A Jo~ of them thought it was a nuke when we brat Ohio State," he said, "but we did beat 'em and lhe Ea!lt had 11 rine gea.son in· tersectio~ally if anyOOdy takes the time to check it up. We had a half dozen teams which could play in any company." Anybody wanna argue? W.•d lib to May your Tutotl•e ' ' brlaht with 111 the IIUQn's ltJI. W, Mila , Jo.~Ol(~ CkriS-h.t4S Wi~~eS . isn't ready to move into a football class with ANDy and Navy according to head Coach ·B uck Shaw. The air cadets, have been playing in the Rocty Mountain Conference anti move ln aeainst Sk!line opponents next year where, Shaw says, ' 1We11 ael our lumps.'' In 1958 they atep up again, against such aa Iowa Tu· lane anti Stanford and 'then they'll bead for Army and Navy with four classes under thelr belt!. Bob and Louise Morton and Jim mie King and fa111ily Qf Belpre were recent guests of the Riebel family and Kibble family ... It's Chrbtma• Tftne 1 1C InS • y:m. Mason, W. Va. ~dd Dealer more qWekly to wh.,e they can p.la~ ball regular!~ in the minors," 1ald Yankee General Manager George Weiss. "Then, if we . have a vacancy, We'll know whl~h pia}'· en are going best." Fullmtr Brt~Us C•mp Utah, an $ to !5 favorile Su1u Ra,y Robinson's welabt eri)'Wn on Jan. 2. CIIIJ\P Christm14 Day and ish up his traln'ing at a 'p· k' { u l umbu~. t~on turhy Its ~lrnty ?' Lht· .p• r~•n ~ - - ---- - - S£!0, on this · · PEACE ON EARTH Had GrMn IYI'I lttr best wishes to you - --·~ - - · Phone 24~63 Don't aive that "sood old days" routine to Paul Krichell, the Yan· tee acout who wlll be '74 yean old next week. Krlchell had jp'ertn tyes as he watched Yo~i Berra ,ign a contract for ~ .000 for next sea- goocl wlshq cnllnt~ MARKET ....... ... _..---·"" St. . Pomeroy • MEIGS MOTOR CO. PHQN~ 6Q~ \ MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL Tri ·Lustre Cleaners ~liD ~lroet ~llddleport, Robinson's Laundry · s ..oud street Ohio Pol!leroy, Ohio �~Doily Sentinel StaH Christmas Party Is Held Tbe employees of The Daily SeatiDe} were guestli of Richard Owen, , General Manager, and -Mra. Owen Saturday evenine wben th~ey entertained with a buffet supper at their apa'"tmcnt on N. Second Avenue. Reynold Greene, editor of the ptper, preaented Mr . and Mrs. Owen with a Christmas gift from the poup during the evenine. "- Those present wen Mr. and Mrs. Gnene, Mr. and Mra. James Diehl, llr. and Mn. Chelter Tan- nehill, Mr. an~ Mra. Harold Mer- row, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Emma Lou aDd Helen Davis, Gene Marvin, Mn1. LucUle B. Hawlr:ina, Mary A. London, Fred Hoffman, Joba Joftea. P'ruk Gothard, and Mrs. E. S. &h ..t • •• • • ''t" .t.~ Friends AND ' '. Customers ••'' . ' . CHRISTMAS •nd M•·• ""'· Sulm, ' " 1 ••me not <nown, '""'"'un kn o wn, wdl mlj;,lu•d l t11ke nn\lre that Robert Coata, Ad - HAPPY NEW YE'AR Racine Shoe SHOP o wish I 1 !llr~ . The-odor l' E~r~bach entPr· m t nl-lf~!()r uf the e ola lt• o ( Ed tth I' J! wd the Women;, (;ulld ut the u11 1k or pop, doc- Stders. drc-t•a•pri_ un the 29th dc. y ' ·r~,·e I~IJl~rop~l Chun· h. Th ursday I''!U klt' ~madi or .'io~c-mlur l9S6 ftlcd hts pe!J Jl!t' fiiOUil .~ : ltf' l" h<Jilll' 'v\'{'~ t \fain grt•t•n bean .... role I t"a ndles. Tht! \'JCf' prcstdf'nt l1;s. Evcn·lt !layl'S. pre.'.td ~·d .• nd devutwns Wf'r(• IPd b\' Mrs . Ar t hur Ca qu•Jj t)('.illltlftll l y decor:. - I IN who rea d the ltJnstm:.s story 5 J;~.w hut r·•ll · ur:.t+·d ; ·•, , IIIIo' hJ :\lr- WIIMHJ and Ice eream. uon, and tlwrcaftc r file~. an "I wtw·h wJ~ The danner and g1fts grew fro m 1 t"h ldn1: who 1\t"" t ' ,o:uo..sts were .ilffif'nduu·n l Lu lht' sa 1d petJIIOn. :.··1 >>llh 1 !1n•!mas ~rt·cn~ t~ nd t a~·11 fr u.n St. Luke. - -----· a conversatwn at the well known :-.. .. r111.• (" ·-~·~· · .. nd Will iam Hlad;.. in the Probate Cou rt withi n and for "Back table " in the restaurant ~+LII r; •·ru Ko·llt·r· 1-·n .. Irly 0 IIt t>r. t h e C ounty o I .'I lligs and St a t co f .\J r, bel)n 'rlund;;y and Janl(·e Plans wer e completed for &t~ru.J. Wht'"n Mn. Mlutr:uente Durst, m:.u: Rui:!t"r Sh··ndJdd HPient• and Ohio allegt"g that Lhe . person~] \\ hlh:heM1. w~o have be~·n ~-a!Jents ing basket;. 10 needy fatm lies. Jt aaer of the restaurant, and Miss John \~()flrt· .\Ill I"~ .\ iolrlrn . Kenny 1 e~tate of sa1d de(·edent 1s tnsu ffi · 1111 lht St. .los(_ph ll os pll ;:d I arkers was voted to send magaz111es to t·he Barbara Stout, welfare worker dis- and D1rk y '\i!•vlllt· anrl J t rl)' \\/I] I. 1('lent to pay her_ ?ebt~ and the bu rg were wU. ~ to r.et urn home mi.'l~ionaries through the Periodi· cussed the prospects of havin2: a I [)utt) \ 1o••n·. whn ~~ t'on fined to chargel; of admmJstE:nng h~r cs-M~ il!ld Mrs .J . S. ~arks _ ~,.re cal club of wh.ich Mrs. Cedric Clark party for the children Iii the co un . thr llorn1 ~rnl"(" ~h'" lnukl: her an - t~te ; that she died .seized m fee 1n (,a) lipolis VvedJ~esQay v~sHtng 1s the l'hairman. A beautlfully d(.corated Christ- kl <.', v.J~ ~( rll lin di11nt" r and g:ift.o;. ~l!nple ~f •t:e unrll\:Jd~d o~e-.half I ~lw1r ~aughter. Mildred Santee Mrs. Edwin Charles read the ty Home lf they were fortunate - · -~ --mterest tn the follov.lll.~ de~rlbc~l .m tl dau~o:htf'r, Shirley . , Christmas :;tory, " Zia the Leper 1 enough to J"eceive extra money · real estate ~1 tuated In saJd Count..,., I Mr. and Mrs. Rob \\ allace of Child" hy frances Hodgson Burnover th11 lloUdays. to-wll: ~ -1 Ht>nderson W. Vi! . Bob Dunber ell. after which the group sang James M.11rtin , owner of the rest ..,.., 1 t f · I .wd wife, and two sons Bobby aud C" hriljtmas carols. 1 ( 'h t An undivided onf'-half interest 0 .11urent, beard of their pl.an1 a.nd th • H' w annu.a s. rl't IJW~1 Chr ?ar sh Y. . in the following real est~te !Htuat· William DavlC were Wednesday Refreshments in keepi.ng with 1 a~ 1 Pd in the County of Me Jg~ . state ~ gu ~s ts ln the home of their parents Chnstmas were served by the dedded tile children should have . e onwn ·~ · Ol'l<.' Y." Senvre ""'n · of hostess from a table attractive a party dunng the holiday•. I> ·, uf t> I hf'st.-r " 1 •v..c:-. ,.. ,,,.held "I l'the b Ohto and Township o! Salts- .\1r and Mrs. Lee Wallace. The &lfts, which ran&ed from t\IEy e1fl h Svl" lil • (v i • I(' ury . . • . In ioce C0Vf'red >nd • cente•pi'ece I tlli d f · wrc , · . Beg1_nnmg at a pomt where t.h e TRAfN PRIZE -••NER o{ uref'nery and multi-colored .. A short meeting pre- East hne of 100 lot 33 0 IllMrs Ivan Grover, Cheshire, won baubies with tall red tapers in 1 1 0 thP party "rs. AltonaT "d"l<·t'h ence ltne ou th'"s' the were purch11 sed from a fund given {"t•ded Karr, Jlresiden t. with presiding. The tcrsecths. s iptheRoa ' pl· e··e ' L>'onel El•c ' •. silver holders on either side. Mrs. 5 bY Mr . ....... r ·n cgre W t ee · th enC'"e Inc: train w.~ich was g,· ,en aw>y Charles presided >I the tea se""vice • "- t Remo NH'rc. •1 rs. group dl•cided to S(~ nd haskPI.s of down 353· 1 t Durst, Don Mullen. H. N. Swift, "roceries tn il<'Niy families of the N the 82 ~ 11 f• 't W 389 S~turday, Df>c. 22, by the Dutton a~d Mrs. I!a~s at the l-offee ser· D. S. Haro ld , Bcrn1ce Ann Dur:.t , comrnuntly o I feet; or thenceegree · -19 Drug Store · vtce · . North 3 cedegree Gerald Anthony . W<~YIIC Milhoan, Mrs. Pauline ntre ha ·J th(' pre- feet East 286 feet; thence North E. 0. Rail, the Citizen~· National gram opening with "Sil('nt Night" 86 degree 29 feet East ::Un feet Bank, the Chilrt Conservation roll owed by prapcr by Mrs. Gro~·e. to the East line of said lot 330 and League, B. F. Parmalce, Walter Mrs. Mollie Bookman ~ave_ th~ poinL of beginning , containing 2.8 CrOOk!!, Mrs. f'. B Wilson , 'M ary Christmas 3tory and dunng tnter- acres being 100 acre Lot 330Town Schaef!er and Mrs. Clin ton Fisher. va!B o fthe ~tory carols were sung 1, Range 13, Ohio Company's Pur• Miss Stout a11d Mrs. Olive ln- bv the group ancl each letter of chase graham accampanied the children the word Christmas wall explained Th~t said decedent was survived to the party where they were as rcprr~r-nting ~ome symbol of by the defendant , Roy Siders, her se.ated at a_ lung tahle centered the Christm a~ story . surviving spouse . and the defendWith a mimalurc trcf! and Santa Gifts Wt'r" prest-nted to the fol- ants, Eva Thompson , Gerald Jones, Claus. Their names . wer~ written lowi ng officers . Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Teresa Hawkins, her surviving chil SINCERELY Mrs. dre-n; that The Citizens National on party hats holdmg Silver dol- 1 '~':.,>~el, Mrs. Rice and Iars and us••d as plac(Hards. The Kmght. Bank, Middleport , Ohio, hu a - - - --.-lien against said real estate and that the Treasurer or Meigs County, Ohio, h;:~ a lipn agaimt said BETTER BRUSH MAN real estate tnr taxes. Box 54 Belpre, Ohio I The petition further sets forth that Hoy Sirlers is the owner of I an undivided one-half interest in I the above described rea l estate a nd that Mrs. Roy Sider's real l name is unknown and has an in · rohoate right of dower in the inror your valued patronaqe, 1 tcrest of Roy Siders. The prayer of said pet it ion b many thanh ! And may yo1.1 for the sale of the entire interest reap a rich harveal of in sairl real estate pursuant to th e provision of Section 2127.0R of the happlne"' for tho holidays. Ohio Revised Code for the pt~y · men t of the debts and c harg1' s set forth herein and for t1!her and further rclil'f which he may be cntillerl. Tlw [)ersnns fin ! :iihOve men. Lionf'd will further !aile notice that they have be<"n m;Hl•• partie~ def,·u dan t to ~aid pr! !linn i!lld that they arc requircrl to answ!"'r the 11ame on or hcfore the 8th d11y of Fl'lnuary , 1957. I \ \ Hohr-rt Coats, A1lministrator Ma~ tl.ou Woli&aro •• or the Estate of Edith Siders, your merriest ev~r.· deceased. W(>bsicr & ~'ultz:, Atturneys for Admini stratur . (l:.!J 24 .:n (11 , 7 , 14. 21. 2R, tHe E. Main st. Pomeroy 6-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleporl , 0 . Ocr. 24 , 1956 NEW ARRIVAL . 1 daughlt'r , lrla F'ranl·es.' :\ol el.O:S G~nerat Ho~pr:<.>!. DtTl"llllwr ~I at the roy Mrs. CJ.se1 1s sta::,·mg wtth her Fri rl<~ Y. t: 1., ,. tdu',IJ"••n >.~hili· !heir mother i ., 111 ll1~o· 1\0,,pJl<.JI Th1•y i.liSu l!<l'H" four lHl~l iH'" ac:r~ tw~nty-fou• 1 ·Lewi~ _.., Just a friendly greeting to wish you and yours all the joys of Merry Christmas and a fiewYear I a full of healthy and happy days. CROSS HARDWARE I hristmas ... ·~····' .•. . ' ' 1.' ' BILL LEWIS, OWNER N. 2nd Ave. llllddleport . .. ',,_.).' '... _, . '' ~ ' .. ' ,•' Middleport ' May His moSSIIO of pmo and cood will ba remembered by all, ' this Cltflstmaa season. ,' ' . STIFFLER STORES ------- ,:+p_-- - . ·:~ this most eladsome season ~:· come to you a. thousandfold. 'f And may your heart be Ailed with the spirit .' ' '" \~ \ of Christmas always. .. ..,.....,_ ! ( ' . •'· ,!, ' • ., ' E. Main Sl. • •. ' ' • • • '· •• ~~J~ t. ....... >.,.~ . . ..... . .............. • , •••.•• , 1 '" . ·~ !o"-, .. ... .. "··;· Rodney Real Estate Broker ., ------. ..... ...__ . « . i ~--=--'--1 BYBilANNER . - ·- -- c~ 1 g~· as candy C'antS and cvcrgrocos are S)mbots of Christmas, Coming Year " • -- Pemeroy kt this greeting be a symbol ()f our appreciation o£ your good wiD and pi\tronase. May you enjoy a full measure' of good cheer ·- throughoul lbo Hollda~ 5-""""- T RUTLAND DEPT. STORE FROM US Tc oil our lrltttds, •• old!.ja.shlcm.,if l~ugenc BuckJf'y, John Beanr, l,.yle llysell, Ilona Kl W. MUD SL STUDIO Pomeroy " ' Jl,nes, JACK CAIISEY, MGR. ANil MEIGS CO. CO-OP WE BOJ,::i'-T BIJY11>JG ....._ ICE - ...... '' .•. 1 . •.. ~ ~PIN:-.IEQ 5t<A~E5 A'../[' P~SENT M.... '""'THf~ All. F:JQ )O(J, Fi X)N ,";S "~'~<' Hr5 :1-~r A ~''~"·:~~>:;,l~\1~ ~~ Lawrence Bush, Charles Bush, Glen Thoma, Paul sturgeon, Ro~crt l.indslamer, Kenneth Wyant, Esther Hqes. ClllllllfltU wlr~. M.oy •II the Joys olthe · ' , _ INIC~-. .Mort tltU tlrq and /«fVff', I~EA POF MOM ... • ' • ' -• STORE CHRISTMAS ANil IIAPI'Y NEW YEAR t'or The ----,~--~~-------- Wo!!ht 1 .. MARGUERITE'S SHOE ~mRBY Pn1Speoity CHICKSPomeroy w mar.v thinqe; to 1 1 NOW Peace And I ·SHOE STORE· · N. Q ,A,e. . Middleport I Mulbe~P.KI NS Funeral Home • " We Wish ·\'ou ROUSH .liee. urandpa_ there are ' Joyous Time ,........,,.. ..,., i Trevey-Finsterwald "• You At This • .... IIIIMI_, -- --- - - - ,\11 Of lllcaniUibteal - -- Of Us To ... wllhs 1111 Ill' :----,-----,- - b<Jt wishes/oro hoppy holid"! to our friends ond pot,ons. From All ANaill II 111111!"~ Beglnnlrrg'' at the Southweat corner or Lot No. 18, in the Village of Wilen people suddenly face beMartinsville: them•e East n rods; reavement the servlee of a trust thence North ~ rods to the East Worthy funeral director is indisDenaable. They also welcome the way; thence West along said East information and courutel rtteivway 11 rod<J to the road leading ed at from Chest£:r to Coolville; thence South along said co•d o rods to the place of beginning, and known as Lot No! 19 in said Village cf In addition they can seeure quttl· \fartinsviUe, containinw 1f.J 11cre, it.v merchandise without extra· more or les'i. See Vol. 44 Page 75 va2ance 144 Butternut Ave I nee:! Rt>corrl of Meigs County, PomeroY.. Ohio. Ohio. Also, the following real estate i n the Southeast quarter of Sec. ti, Town 4. Range 12, Orange TownBlJ'X - Y-0-,;-TWI'NE 1 1141 ForR~ ship, Meigs Cou"nty, Ohio. BeginDownln~ NOW. Charge off to tbis year's TWO ROOM AND FOUR ROOM ning at the Soulheazrt corner of INSURANCE AGEN Y businP::>s .. Black $8.75 Premapartments, dose in town, 127 Lot No. 20 i.n· said VUlag~ of MarFire, Automobile, H .. lth ium $8.50 • Good $8 .95. Quantity Butternut. 12-1l-l2te tinsville; thenCe ' East five and ACCIDENT discount. Fulton ThDmpson one-baH (!P~) rods; thence North Por reet Tractar Sales, Pomeroy ~ Eieetrie wallpa~:"!l Life, C•aut;lty and Bends 10 _rods; the1'ce West to the North12·17·12tc steamer. CJlatoa F~ller, Mid eaat eOrnr>r of Lot No. 19; thence dlepc.ort. Ph. 11265-X. 11-1-tr - - - - - - --~ .. ·- -r South to th~ place of beginning, In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Contaimng 55 sq. rods. See Vo!. ,.•omplcte. "'HEEL ALION"..n:NT. FOR SALIL-Peot:l l[ll'f>J Res! Eo 613 ..M PHONES 6318 60. Pages 39 &: 40, Deed Record of 4late, Rutland Townslltp. b•:ar.tclnt and br3tot tervlee. ' Meigs Cour,ty, Ohio. aC1'1!8 land, houge-t bara aDd oo1 lfackett'a Safety ~ We~ RIM WAIIU It Is further atleg~d in said PC· buildings. Se-e George A. Mefn. \lain Street, Pcml!'r:OJ, . ObJo. tition that the defendant, Anna bart, Administrator. 8-1-U SAYI DON'T YOU KNOWf Fowler has no right, title or inMaker'• will givf' ....u tbe bes1 For -:tJl~oa terest in and to said real estate Lldclen, ·-..:...........;~3nd that fihe be required to set trade on fllrnib:l'lo- 0!' IDPliao S.oUold Boardo, Drop Clolbo. '. .... . ,.... rortb what interest she claims 1o O!L 4; 8-tf Cllatoa Flaher. 1114dleport. 115 E. l«"cond Sl. Phono61 hav(' Oi' be barred from asserting Phone 6285-X.. !Hot! -~ ----Pomeroy, Ohio the· same. ~-·~~~I Auto Soles. The prayer of said petit ion is for ONE ~APART>ItNT. One 8 ·\-a .Newly decorate-d the sale :<t-id real errtate for thfl' 1956 BUICK Special, 2 dr. Sedan COI\IICIIETil BLOCKS inside atltl out. A. N. Ben&tl . t>mii:!tlt"!-Or debts and costs or ad· Dynnnow drive, "hord-top style. Pomeroy, ministering said estate. 11 1 u "Build Better For L"a'· $2,595.00. Bla~ttnar's, Pomeroy, The per!'lons first above named Ohio. 12 20 6tc will further take no1iee tho! thf'v GIIUESER BLOCK CO. have b~en made patLJ!s defendan·t lQ55 OLDSMOBU..E Super "88" 4 3 Miles N~rth of Pomerov to ll&id petiti"n and that they are dr. Holliday Sedan, hydramatic p IN BOYS, Apply Pomel'oy Bowl· required to anRwt'l' the same on ' drivC!'. $2,59!! .00. Blilettnar,s, On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Crueser, ing Alley. 2fiO.X. 12 20 3tc nr before the . 12th day or Jan'. Pomeroy , Ohio. 12 20 6tc uarY;. 19!'7. Rock Springs ' 1955 BUIOK 2- dr. Riviera Cpe. ETHEL M STOUT, as Adrnin!s. dynaflow drive . "Hard-top". tratrix of the estate or Fr1111cf's w . NOTfCE OF BIOS $2.395.00. Blaeltnar's, Pomeroy, SEPTIC TANKS, CUIS POOLS and Parker, also known as Frankie Notiee is hereby given that l:!ids _ Parker. decea!led. Ohio. l 2 20 6tc out houses cleaned, complete in· wiO be received at the Bed!ord " )952 FORD V8 Victoria Cpe. &Lallation, free lnspecUon, reas- Township trustee hall and office WEBSTER • FULTZ. -" ttorneys onable prit>es, chemical service Fordomatic drive, "hard-top". and vacuum equipment. All sep- at Darwin, Meigs County, Ohio for Plaintiff Extra nice. $89~.00. Blaettnar's , tic tanks, and ceSII poola guar- until the 7th day of January, 1957 (ll) 19, 26 021 3, 10, 17, 24 6tc ,. ·P omeroy, Ohio. 12 29 Ute anleed fGr one year. S & H San- at 7 :00 P. M . for furnishing said itary Servi.ce, Phone Jacksoa township with one power tractor, ,. 1952 QeSOTO VB 4 dr. Sedan. NOTICE • Power steering, ~utomatic trans 1075. Toll charges call collect. one mower attachment for said The annual meeting of the stock 24 h:>ur se,.vice, no extn charge tractor and one front end Joa~er holders of the Pomeroy National miss..oo. $69lWO. Blaettnar's, " Pomeroy, Ohio. u~ l.o flO mtles. 11 SO lmoe attachment for said tractor both Bank of Pomeroy, Ohio, for the '12 20 6tc to be of heavy duty type. Detailed --"-specifiaa.tior.s of said .equipment ele<:tion of directors and the trans1955 C.HEVROLET, 4 dr. 11edan, V8 Q lJlCK SERVICII OD Jle. are on file at the township office. a.etion of any other business that with overdriv61, radio, •":. motor Talnod The contrart will be · awarded to may come be!ore the meeting, will heater, :reat covers, dark green Polila4l "' Foctorr watcbtuU.. COlUIIS J8WZ. the lovJest -and best bidder. Bids be held at the office of said Pome,. .., finish. S1745.00. Pomecoy Motor LiltS. PJ'tDIIO•. t.a.tl to be submitted for each unit and rOy National Bank on January 8, Co. 11 28 tf •• 19S7, at 3:30 p, m. for the total Of the three units. • RA D[lJ • TEI..l!:'IJ.SI0!-.1 Sb:!f.VlL;..I!: ll53 CH:E:VHOLET, 4 \!:-., :.! tone Town1hip Trutftli of &eclford Pbooe 200. Cleaod .A.ppJiaDCe EDISON HOBSTET'I'EH , blue finish, 150 series, heater, Township Store, 118 W. loloii.-St., PomeroJ Presidu1t clean, $700.00. Pomeroy Motor Gl•nn LM, Clerk U2) 3, 10,"17, 24, 31; ( l) 7, 6tc • Co. 11 28 t.1 1 (12l 24, ltc C20l Business Services h The Time For ...Jiay the joys of The following real estate, situ· ate in th~ County oLMeigs, in the Stat~ Ohio a11d in the Townsltip of Orarlge, Sec. 6, Town 4, Rance 12, ond bounded and descrlbod" fo11ows, viz : peing )n .the Southeast qu1rter of ,.,.d ~ • -., 6,· Town 4 , Ran•., •~ 1.2. ( 17 A) Male Help 1 · - - - - -- - - METROPOLITAN - 1 Pomeroy I -....... I'.\". Spencer's Markets ~ ,i' I administering her eiltate; tbat said dee-endent died seized jn fee simIpie or the following real.. .utate: oe , ------- htlttlPS Durlky (' hc\·alir r is a patil'll l ln I he St ,Jo.,t'Ph Hosp1tal Parkinbur~-: due to h<ll'ing the misfol'r\lnr to break his ankle. Mr. and ~rs. t:arrnll Ranrlulplt attrnrtf'd a birthday s•Jpper in honi nr of their nit•t•e Debra Ilauht·rs third birthday at the home of her parents. Ur. and Mrs. J'aul Hauber at fo~dt'n. ~~rr. an d Mrs. I.e(• \\'a llan· w<>re ·11 Ltltlp Hockin'{ MonrlaJ .-1·c·niJlg 1t1 s!'l'' thrir nc\~ gr a ud~011 . Wi llu rn lhvid llunbrc. Mrs. Irene llall lind .~on Craig llf A!lwn ~ Wf're visilon ht•n· Saturday artf'Puoon. Dollir- Boring, who Is cmployl'd in Columbus visited here n·ct·ntly ~~.· rt h ht>r i)arrnts. Ml". rnHI Mr11. 'J'o ny Borin!(. Mrs. N(•lli(• Borin11 1-1 11 lllf'di,·al Jl.'lli~nt in the Holzer Hospital, Lallipuiis . Mr . and Mrs. Ita}' Wea\'t'r or Wa\lrrly ~pent th(' Wf'Ckt•ud hrt·l' wilh Mrs. Weav<'rs' family , Mr. ---···. ·1nd Mrs . Alvin Rf'cd itnd family . ~~~;;;~~;;~;·~;; Sc.i• -- .\1 .,.; MH~oJI(' John Hit•lw l, Atht'tiS. Huwarrl Huck. [ t ~ .v .. Mnri.uua , anrl (;cMRr Huth, ·~· •9~ - -- BALE~ REEDSVILLE l"lnrtnnRti. Hoy H~bingN of Colum bus. Har· Dld lluhm,l(n Walierly. Oh io wt· re he ~ ,. deN hunting la.~t wt•f>k and \' is1tcd thrir sister, :\otrs. Ella ll<til · JUNK CO. _-:c-co:--:c~===-=-and white rocks. 50c and 75e To AU~ MY FRIENDS and CUS. each. A. N. Bengel, Po!lleroy. TOMERS A Merry Chriatm11 12 19 61c and Happy NPw Year. Lena MeKin!ev, representative ror the FIREWOOD FOR SALE; See Wm. Fae Manufa~turing Co . and the Radford or Harold BlackJton. Cheerful Card Co. 12 20 3tc Rock Sprines 01' phone 8l52-J. ---- 1114 tmo-p BUYING Ft:RS & BEEF HIDES. Mechanic St, Avery Neloon. Wanted To Buy 12 19 8tp - --------- RAW FURS and Beef ':tl"RKEV -~'trl HAM SHOOT Ra- Wante4. Hidea. Curl Chevalier, Lona cine Planning Mil;, Dee. 23. Bottoon. 1127 lmop. Next AmPrican Le~ion Meeting Dec. 20. 12-17-6tc --r~"~;u~a~n~,~·::;::::::~~~~;~~::=7:~s;~ - - - -S11'diat•flt1h1•ir .~ spending IIH'ir Jwn•. vaca· wcrC' HJ•t•d llio (;nJJille ... OHIO VALLEY (II I Gloeckner's Restaurant Ilio n ~ 1/IL ABNER I Wishes l•oml'l'OY llllftTII ' WE BUY !>ervices And court~..'(e to stand thf\ blow. 12 22 2tc And what it mt-ant to lo!!e him 6 COCKER YliPS, 12 weeks old, No onf' will e\'er know. black. Canoe re1lotered . Chari" Ead11, Rutlllld, R. D. 12 20 6tp Mi!ised b.- bls' family . Mr. and lfrs. 1--,-'· ----'--~·------" Wa:llkrr. 12 22 ltp YOUNG· HENS, white lethorns I "' 'I 1 Sl B - FRIENDS and FOES STORE - - - ---::- S:(Jp: FRIGlDAffi:E MASGLE. larae sire - - - God gave ll!! strength to fare it. lame. as n~w. Phone 285. Happy Christmas JOLLY GOOD - - --- ~.Joticn; They say tim.e heals all sorrow 1\.nd helps u& to forget. But time so far has only pro\'ed How murh we miss him yet. I' By MR. AND ilfltS. a·· 3 ln Memor~· Of LEWIS P'. WALKER whc :was killed in action in r.ermany, Dec:. 22. 1944. I 1 II Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MlddieP<>rt , 0 , Dec. 24, 1956-1 I Cai'Q' tOt' 'n!il'lo()l:s and !\ptoclaJ Nl)tieea of EntW. ptintf'd at regular el•~sirted rates Obituaries q.uhfi.Ahf'd A£ 1 c~nt per word. I Cl:l ESTER Cleland's Appliance ;,;1 t ce.nta per word fo r three COli· •~utlve in!! .. tlio ru . lpecJal -un~ mon th for ~ een!J Pt't' word . Full rat.e or z c.mta per word wil: be charged fol" &.dvertitlinJ If not pa.td for before the 25~h or each month followtnr insertion l!:rror~ In A!l vertl smg- Should be reported lmmediattoly. The D•ll• ~~~ntinet " 'ill nAt bf' r<>.•rponalble ror more tban one inrorrect lns~rtio~ Jr< . ••ttiOil, lllmlnlum rharge Mc.- I ~· 10!53 fPOR.D. 4 dr.. lovely CTI!Im · - - - - - - - - - and belle. ~tomJinc, VB motor NU.M.AN • ABBOTT TV SEJl. l.~CPAL NOTIC! su n vtwr, :lldlo, heater, seal VICF.: All ll\akea Repair~ ·b,. EJ Ruth P~mt~r. who re•ldet: at pert Ter.bnit"\IAf, Pbou tl2H Y l 414 ~ ~alii S treet , u _u utlng\on , w. C(H'efl, fo'olW.oruaU.C and ContiD!fn!al t rim. '109~ .00. PomeroJ Middle t. 1-1.6-tl' Va., { harle'l Fredertck Jobnson. ll 28 tf -- .-~ who re8i dcs at 32&1 N. W. lSJith 'fer Motor Co. SA VI!: ON \'OUR SH0E rt:p•lr ;( race, Miami, Florida ; WilbW" Clay 1952 STUlJf:HAKEH, 2 dr., V8 HyRauue Shue Shop John son, who resides at 3380 N. dramatic drive , heater, vety lt 30 tf W 19th Terrace, Miami, F1orida ; John 1rid .J ohnAOn, who re1ldes 111 clt'an. one owner, $49e.OO. Pomeroy lttot()r Co ll 28 tf ~20 Insurance 1321 s W. 7t h St ., Apt. 3. Miami, ;;:-:::--:-;;;--::---:- --:--- Jo'lorida ; Evelyn Ruth PreilkClrn, 19~~ BIIICh. . ( dr . hard top, beaut\. &rneA-SimptOn lNUriJICe AJeney, who reMides at 16803 - Dalpbin, De-ful 3 tone P«n finish, white Middle-pot1.. Jl'lrto _ AutomobUe- troit 19, Micbiaan ; Cbarlifl~ Vic· wall tires , low mileage, dynaBonN:. Phone 631S.X 8-20-.at chio. who resides at 12683 Wyomirl&, Detroit 3a. Michigan; Homer flow, radio, heater. S~.OO. ---.. Pomeroy ~.totor Co. 11 28 tf COMPLE'I'E lnav-o~~ee Proteetloa. R. Chapman, whoee addreh l1 un· - - - - -2- - -. Life, Auto, 19t'i2 PLYMOU.TH dr.- Sedan 111U JrliddlFtrw.rt Pollo. Obi Call Doa known and cannot be ascertained , 0· Deluxe, bhuliful tUrquoise f111 ' epo • will take notice that Ethel M. i&b. $311.00. Bllilelt}:lllr's, Pome· - - Stnut, aJ Administratrix of tile t•· roy. Ohio 12 2Q 6tc tate of Frances W. Parker, also known u Frankie Parker, deAnna Fowler, whose addren is un8 1 Auto known and eannot be ascertained, STIUCfURAL I BEAMS ,on the 17th day of Novemeea5ed SCRAP IRONMETALS <. H. llA WLING SO!>IS CO. - H ber. 1956, filed her petition in ~W' Vi~ Service. D11 the Probate Court within and for ~ 1127. Nilbt Pbone 1099the Cou nty of Meigs, State of Ohio Jt ~Yl!OUTH DEAL alleging -that the personal estate EllS. "''~ of said decedent is insufficient to PhoM 510 Pomeroy pay her dehu and the charge• of latt• 2 ce-nts per word. one lo- j oh lt •r duldn·n. Duv1d. Arthur, Then·s~ and Hl ' a 1.randparent1 are Mr and Mrs. Pau l (as<': Brown· , Basi!Jo Girolami, of I'll Avenue . are a nnou ncmg the :rl r .<~lld Mr bJrth of an erght pound r~ r ounce !'umeroy arHI \I rs ~:a sci .. Pome- I I ' ;.· Christmas Theme Followed In Program Of EPISCOpo • I Ch urc h Women s GUl'ld JAMES FARRELL AND " pot.atm·'· .!!;;tv) ""' s.~:.:A .~~'~;:c•unknown. ---·-- WANT ADS TO ALL MY MERRY ' der the tree was w.:nlmJ!: for twelve chtldren wh('fl tht'J ar r tvPd Friday t'~'Pning a~ J;Ut'l;[;, fur dtnner at t~e YJarttn Hesta ura nl. ~~l ~~·mt:::s c:~~~;~lfa~il~·. :~~~~ TO MY ;~"·· County Home Children Christmas Porty Held At Mor t .In Res t au ran t mu tree with staclu uf gtfts u n- me nu rnclut1ecJ durkeu, - �~Doily Sentinel StaH Christmas Party Is Held Tbe employees of The Daily SeatiDe} were guestli of Richard Owen, , General Manager, and -Mra. Owen Saturday evenine wben th~ey entertained with a buffet supper at their apa'"tmcnt on N. Second Avenue. Reynold Greene, editor of the ptper, preaented Mr . and Mrs. Owen with a Christmas gift from the poup during the evenine. "- Those present wen Mr. and Mrs. Gnene, Mr. and Mra. James Diehl, llr. and Mn. Chelter Tan- nehill, Mr. an~ Mra. Harold Mer- row, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Emma Lou aDd Helen Davis, Gene Marvin, Mn1. LucUle B. Hawlr:ina, Mary A. London, Fred Hoffman, Joba Joftea. P'ruk Gothard, and Mrs. E. S. &h ..t • •• • • ''t" .t.~ Friends AND ' '. Customers ••'' . ' . CHRISTMAS •nd M•·• ""'· Sulm, ' " 1 ••me not <nown, '""'"'un kn o wn, wdl mlj;,lu•d l t11ke nn\lre that Robert Coata, Ad - HAPPY NEW YE'AR Racine Shoe SHOP o wish I 1 !llr~ . The-odor l' E~r~bach entPr· m t nl-lf~!()r uf the e ola lt• o ( Ed tth I' J! wd the Women;, (;ulld ut the u11 1k or pop, doc- Stders. drc-t•a•pri_ un the 29th dc. y ' ·r~,·e I~IJl~rop~l Chun· h. Th ursday I''!U klt' ~madi or .'io~c-mlur l9S6 ftlcd hts pe!J Jl!t' fiiOUil .~ : ltf' l" h<Jilll' 'v\'{'~ t \fain grt•t•n bean .... role I t"a ndles. Tht! \'JCf' prcstdf'nt l1;s. Evcn·lt !layl'S. pre.'.td ~·d .• nd devutwns Wf'r(• IPd b\' Mrs . Ar t hur Ca qu•Jj t)('.illltlftll l y decor:. - I IN who rea d the ltJnstm:.s story 5 J;~.w hut r·•ll · ur:.t+·d ; ·•, , IIIIo' hJ :\lr- WIIMHJ and Ice eream. uon, and tlwrcaftc r file~. an "I wtw·h wJ~ The danner and g1fts grew fro m 1 t"h ldn1: who 1\t"" t ' ,o:uo..sts were .ilffif'nduu·n l Lu lht' sa 1d petJIIOn. :.··1 >>llh 1 !1n•!mas ~rt·cn~ t~ nd t a~·11 fr u.n St. Luke. - -----· a conversatwn at the well known :-.. .. r111.• (" ·-~·~· · .. nd Will iam Hlad;.. in the Probate Cou rt withi n and for "Back table " in the restaurant ~+LII r; •·ru Ko·llt·r· 1-·n .. Irly 0 IIt t>r. t h e C ounty o I .'I lligs and St a t co f .\J r, bel)n 'rlund;;y and Janl(·e Plans wer e completed for &t~ru.J. Wht'"n Mn. Mlutr:uente Durst, m:.u: Rui:!t"r Sh··ndJdd HPient• and Ohio allegt"g that Lhe . person~] \\ hlh:heM1. w~o have be~·n ~-a!Jents ing basket;. 10 needy fatm lies. Jt aaer of the restaurant, and Miss John \~()flrt· .\Ill I"~ .\ iolrlrn . Kenny 1 e~tate of sa1d de(·edent 1s tnsu ffi · 1111 lht St. .los(_ph ll os pll ;:d I arkers was voted to send magaz111es to t·he Barbara Stout, welfare worker dis- and D1rk y '\i!•vlllt· anrl J t rl)' \\/I] I. 1('lent to pay her_ ?ebt~ and the bu rg were wU. ~ to r.et urn home mi.'l~ionaries through the Periodi· cussed the prospects of havin2: a I [)utt) \ 1o••n·. whn ~~ t'on fined to chargel; of admmJstE:nng h~r cs-M~ il!ld Mrs .J . S. ~arks _ ~,.re cal club of wh.ich Mrs. Cedric Clark party for the children Iii the co un . thr llorn1 ~rnl"(" ~h'" lnukl: her an - t~te ; that she died .seized m fee 1n (,a) lipolis VvedJ~esQay v~sHtng 1s the l'hairman. A beautlfully d(.corated Christ- kl <.', v.J~ ~( rll lin di11nt" r and g:ift.o;. ~l!nple ~f •t:e unrll\:Jd~d o~e-.half I ~lw1r ~aughter. Mildred Santee Mrs. Edwin Charles read the ty Home lf they were fortunate - · -~ --mterest tn the follov.lll.~ de~rlbc~l .m tl dau~o:htf'r, Shirley . , Christmas :;tory, " Zia the Leper 1 enough to J"eceive extra money · real estate ~1 tuated In saJd Count..,., I Mr. and Mrs. Rob \\ allace of Child" hy frances Hodgson Burnover th11 lloUdays. to-wll: ~ -1 Ht>nderson W. Vi! . Bob Dunber ell. after which the group sang James M.11rtin , owner of the rest ..,.., 1 t f · I .wd wife, and two sons Bobby aud C" hriljtmas carols. 1 ( 'h t An undivided onf'-half interest 0 .11urent, beard of their pl.an1 a.nd th • H' w annu.a s. rl't IJW~1 Chr ?ar sh Y. . in the following real est~te !Htuat· William DavlC were Wednesday Refreshments in keepi.ng with 1 a~ 1 Pd in the County of Me Jg~ . state ~ gu ~s ts ln the home of their parents Chnstmas were served by the dedded tile children should have . e onwn ·~ · Ol'l<.' Y." Senvre ""'n · of hostess from a table attractive a party dunng the holiday•. I> ·, uf t> I hf'st.-r " 1 •v..c:-. ,.. ,,,.held "I l'the b Ohto and Township o! Salts- .\1r and Mrs. Lee Wallace. The &lfts, which ran&ed from t\IEy e1fl h Svl" lil • (v i • I(' ury . . • . In ioce C0Vf'red >nd • cente•pi'ece I tlli d f · wrc , · . Beg1_nnmg at a pomt where t.h e TRAfN PRIZE -••NER o{ uref'nery and multi-colored .. A short meeting pre- East hne of 100 lot 33 0 IllMrs Ivan Grover, Cheshire, won baubies with tall red tapers in 1 1 0 thP party "rs. AltonaT "d"l<·t'h ence ltne ou th'"s' the were purch11 sed from a fund given {"t•ded Karr, Jlresiden t. with presiding. The tcrsecths. s iptheRoa ' pl· e··e ' L>'onel El•c ' •. silver holders on either side. Mrs. 5 bY Mr . ....... r ·n cgre W t ee · th enC'"e Inc: train w.~ich was g,· ,en aw>y Charles presided >I the tea se""vice • "- t Remo NH'rc. •1 rs. group dl•cided to S(~ nd haskPI.s of down 353· 1 t Durst, Don Mullen. H. N. Swift, "roceries tn il<'Niy families of the N the 82 ~ 11 f• 't W 389 S~turday, Df>c. 22, by the Dutton a~d Mrs. I!a~s at the l-offee ser· D. S. Haro ld , Bcrn1ce Ann Dur:.t , comrnuntly o I feet; or thenceegree · -19 Drug Store · vtce · . North 3 cedegree Gerald Anthony . W<~YIIC Milhoan, Mrs. Pauline ntre ha ·J th(' pre- feet East 286 feet; thence North E. 0. Rail, the Citizen~· National gram opening with "Sil('nt Night" 86 degree 29 feet East ::Un feet Bank, the Chilrt Conservation roll owed by prapcr by Mrs. Gro~·e. to the East line of said lot 330 and League, B. F. Parmalce, Walter Mrs. Mollie Bookman ~ave_ th~ poinL of beginning , containing 2.8 CrOOk!!, Mrs. f'. B Wilson , 'M ary Christmas 3tory and dunng tnter- acres being 100 acre Lot 330Town Schaef!er and Mrs. Clin ton Fisher. va!B o fthe ~tory carols were sung 1, Range 13, Ohio Company's Pur• Miss Stout a11d Mrs. Olive ln- bv the group ancl each letter of chase graham accampanied the children the word Christmas wall explained Th~t said decedent was survived to the party where they were as rcprr~r-nting ~ome symbol of by the defendant , Roy Siders, her se.ated at a_ lung tahle centered the Christm a~ story . surviving spouse . and the defendWith a mimalurc trcf! and Santa Gifts Wt'r" prest-nted to the fol- ants, Eva Thompson , Gerald Jones, Claus. Their names . wer~ written lowi ng officers . Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Teresa Hawkins, her surviving chil SINCERELY Mrs. dre-n; that The Citizens National on party hats holdmg Silver dol- 1 '~':.,>~el, Mrs. Rice and Iars and us••d as plac(Hards. The Kmght. Bank, Middleport , Ohio, hu a - - - --.-lien against said real estate and that the Treasurer or Meigs County, Ohio, h;:~ a lipn agaimt said BETTER BRUSH MAN real estate tnr taxes. Box 54 Belpre, Ohio I The petition further sets forth that Hoy Sirlers is the owner of I an undivided one-half interest in I the above described rea l estate a nd that Mrs. Roy Sider's real l name is unknown and has an in · rohoate right of dower in the inror your valued patronaqe, 1 tcrest of Roy Siders. The prayer of said pet it ion b many thanh ! And may yo1.1 for the sale of the entire interest reap a rich harveal of in sairl real estate pursuant to th e provision of Section 2127.0R of the happlne"' for tho holidays. Ohio Revised Code for the pt~y · men t of the debts and c harg1' s set forth herein and for t1!her and further rclil'f which he may be cntillerl. Tlw [)ersnns fin ! :iihOve men. Lionf'd will further !aile notice that they have be<"n m;Hl•• partie~ def,·u dan t to ~aid pr! !linn i!lld that they arc requircrl to answ!"'r the 11ame on or hcfore the 8th d11y of Fl'lnuary , 1957. I \ \ Hohr-rt Coats, A1lministrator Ma~ tl.ou Woli&aro •• or the Estate of Edith Siders, your merriest ev~r.· deceased. W(>bsicr & ~'ultz:, Atturneys for Admini stratur . (l:.!J 24 .:n (11 , 7 , 14. 21. 2R, tHe E. Main st. Pomeroy 6-Daily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleporl , 0 . Ocr. 24 , 1956 NEW ARRIVAL . 1 daughlt'r , lrla F'ranl·es.' :\ol el.O:S G~nerat Ho~pr:<.>!. DtTl"llllwr ~I at the roy Mrs. CJ.se1 1s sta::,·mg wtth her Fri rl<~ Y. t: 1., ,. tdu',IJ"••n >.~hili· !heir mother i ., 111 ll1~o· 1\0,,pJl<.JI Th1•y i.liSu l!<l'H" four lHl~l iH'" ac:r~ tw~nty-fou• 1 ·Lewi~ _.., Just a friendly greeting to wish you and yours all the joys of Merry Christmas and a fiewYear I a full of healthy and happy days. CROSS HARDWARE I hristmas ... ·~····' .•. . ' ' 1.' ' BILL LEWIS, OWNER N. 2nd Ave. llllddleport . .. ',,_.).' '... _, . '' ~ ' .. ' ,•' Middleport ' May His moSSIIO of pmo and cood will ba remembered by all, ' this Cltflstmaa season. ,' ' . STIFFLER STORES ------- ,:+p_-- - . ·:~ this most eladsome season ~:· come to you a. thousandfold. 'f And may your heart be Ailed with the spirit .' ' '" \~ \ of Christmas always. .. ..,.....,_ ! ( ' . •'· ,!, ' • ., ' E. Main Sl. • •. ' ' • • • '· •• ~~J~ t. ....... >.,.~ . . ..... . .............. • , •••.•• , 1 '" . ·~ !o"-, .. ... .. "··;· Rodney Real Estate Broker ., ------. ..... ...__ . « . i ~--=--'--1 BYBilANNER . - ·- -- c~ 1 g~· as candy C'antS and cvcrgrocos are S)mbots of Christmas, Coming Year " • -- Pemeroy kt this greeting be a symbol ()f our appreciation o£ your good wiD and pi\tronase. May you enjoy a full measure' of good cheer ·- throughoul lbo Hollda~ 5-""""- T RUTLAND DEPT. STORE FROM US Tc oil our lrltttds, •• old!.ja.shlcm.,if l~ugenc BuckJf'y, John Beanr, l,.yle llysell, Ilona Kl W. MUD SL STUDIO Pomeroy " ' Jl,nes, JACK CAIISEY, MGR. ANil MEIGS CO. CO-OP WE BOJ,::i'-T BIJY11>JG ....._ ICE - ...... '' .•. 1 . •.. ~ ~PIN:-.IEQ 5t<A~E5 A'../[' P~SENT M.... '""'THf~ All. F:JQ )O(J, Fi X)N ,";S "~'~<' Hr5 :1-~r A ~''~"·:~~>:;,l~\1~ ~~ Lawrence Bush, Charles Bush, Glen Thoma, Paul sturgeon, Ro~crt l.indslamer, Kenneth Wyant, Esther Hqes. ClllllllfltU wlr~. M.oy •II the Joys olthe · ' , _ INIC~-. .Mort tltU tlrq and /«fVff', I~EA POF MOM ... • ' • ' -• STORE CHRISTMAS ANil IIAPI'Y NEW YEAR t'or The ----,~--~~-------- Wo!!ht 1 .. MARGUERITE'S SHOE ~mRBY Pn1Speoity CHICKSPomeroy w mar.v thinqe; to 1 1 NOW Peace And I ·SHOE STORE· · N. Q ,A,e. . Middleport I Mulbe~P.KI NS Funeral Home • " We Wish ·\'ou ROUSH .liee. urandpa_ there are ' Joyous Time ,........,,.. ..,., i Trevey-Finsterwald "• You At This • .... IIIIMI_, -- --- - - - ,\11 Of lllcaniUibteal - -- Of Us To ... wllhs 1111 Ill' :----,-----,- - b<Jt wishes/oro hoppy holid"! to our friends ond pot,ons. From All ANaill II 111111!"~ Beglnnlrrg'' at the Southweat corner or Lot No. 18, in the Village of Wilen people suddenly face beMartinsville: them•e East n rods; reavement the servlee of a trust thence North ~ rods to the East Worthy funeral director is indisDenaable. They also welcome the way; thence West along said East information and courutel rtteivway 11 rod<J to the road leading ed at from Chest£:r to Coolville; thence South along said co•d o rods to the place of beginning, and known as Lot No! 19 in said Village cf In addition they can seeure quttl· \fartinsviUe, containinw 1f.J 11cre, it.v merchandise without extra· more or les'i. See Vol. 44 Page 75 va2ance 144 Butternut Ave I nee:! Rt>corrl of Meigs County, PomeroY.. Ohio. Ohio. Also, the following real estate i n the Southeast quarter of Sec. ti, Town 4. Range 12, Orange TownBlJ'X - Y-0-,;-TWI'NE 1 1141 ForR~ ship, Meigs Cou"nty, Ohio. BeginDownln~ NOW. Charge off to tbis year's TWO ROOM AND FOUR ROOM ning at the Soulheazrt corner of INSURANCE AGEN Y businP::>s .. Black $8.75 Premapartments, dose in town, 127 Lot No. 20 i.n· said VUlag~ of MarFire, Automobile, H .. lth ium $8.50 • Good $8 .95. Quantity Butternut. 12-1l-l2te tinsville; thenCe ' East five and ACCIDENT discount. Fulton ThDmpson one-baH (!P~) rods; thence North Por reet Tractar Sales, Pomeroy ~ Eieetrie wallpa~:"!l Life, C•aut;lty and Bends 10 _rods; the1'ce West to the North12·17·12tc steamer. CJlatoa F~ller, Mid eaat eOrnr>r of Lot No. 19; thence dlepc.ort. Ph. 11265-X. 11-1-tr - - - - - - --~ .. ·- -r South to th~ place of beginning, In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Contaimng 55 sq. rods. See Vo!. ,.•omplcte. "'HEEL ALION"..n:NT. FOR SALIL-Peot:l l[ll'f>J Res! Eo 613 ..M PHONES 6318 60. Pages 39 &: 40, Deed Record of 4late, Rutland Townslltp. b•:ar.tclnt and br3tot tervlee. ' Meigs Cour,ty, Ohio. aC1'1!8 land, houge-t bara aDd oo1 lfackett'a Safety ~ We~ RIM WAIIU It Is further atleg~d in said PC· buildings. Se-e George A. Mefn. \lain Street, Pcml!'r:OJ, . ObJo. tition that the defendant, Anna bart, Administrator. 8-1-U SAYI DON'T YOU KNOWf Fowler has no right, title or inMaker'• will givf' ....u tbe bes1 For -:tJl~oa terest in and to said real estate Lldclen, ·-..:...........;~3nd that fihe be required to set trade on fllrnib:l'lo- 0!' IDPliao S.oUold Boardo, Drop Clolbo. '. .... . ,.... rortb what interest she claims 1o O!L 4; 8-tf Cllatoa Flaher. 1114dleport. 115 E. l«"cond Sl. Phono61 hav(' Oi' be barred from asserting Phone 6285-X.. !Hot! -~ ----Pomeroy, Ohio the· same. ~-·~~~I Auto Soles. The prayer of said petit ion is for ONE ~APART>ItNT. One 8 ·\-a .Newly decorate-d the sale :<t-id real errtate for thfl' 1956 BUICK Special, 2 dr. Sedan COI\IICIIETil BLOCKS inside atltl out. A. N. Ben&tl . t>mii:!tlt"!-Or debts and costs or ad· Dynnnow drive, "hord-top style. Pomeroy, ministering said estate. 11 1 u "Build Better For L"a'· $2,595.00. Bla~ttnar's, Pomeroy, The per!'lons first above named Ohio. 12 20 6tc will further take no1iee tho! thf'v GIIUESER BLOCK CO. have b~en made patLJ!s defendan·t lQ55 OLDSMOBU..E Super "88" 4 3 Miles N~rth of Pomerov to ll&id petiti"n and that they are dr. Holliday Sedan, hydramatic p IN BOYS, Apply Pomel'oy Bowl· required to anRwt'l' the same on ' drivC!'. $2,59!! .00. Blilettnar,s, On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Crueser, ing Alley. 2fiO.X. 12 20 3tc nr before the . 12th day or Jan'. Pomeroy , Ohio. 12 20 6tc uarY;. 19!'7. Rock Springs ' 1955 BUIOK 2- dr. Riviera Cpe. ETHEL M STOUT, as Adrnin!s. dynaflow drive . "Hard-top". tratrix of the estate or Fr1111cf's w . NOTfCE OF BIOS $2.395.00. Blaeltnar's, Pomeroy, SEPTIC TANKS, CUIS POOLS and Parker, also known as Frankie Notiee is hereby given that l:!ids _ Parker. decea!led. Ohio. l 2 20 6tc out houses cleaned, complete in· wiO be received at the Bed!ord " )952 FORD V8 Victoria Cpe. &Lallation, free lnspecUon, reas- Township trustee hall and office WEBSTER • FULTZ. -" ttorneys onable prit>es, chemical service Fordomatic drive, "hard-top". and vacuum equipment. All sep- at Darwin, Meigs County, Ohio for Plaintiff Extra nice. $89~.00. Blaettnar's , tic tanks, and ceSII poola guar- until the 7th day of January, 1957 (ll) 19, 26 021 3, 10, 17, 24 6tc ,. ·P omeroy, Ohio. 12 29 Ute anleed fGr one year. S & H San- at 7 :00 P. M . for furnishing said itary Servi.ce, Phone Jacksoa township with one power tractor, ,. 1952 QeSOTO VB 4 dr. Sedan. NOTICE • Power steering, ~utomatic trans 1075. Toll charges call collect. one mower attachment for said The annual meeting of the stock 24 h:>ur se,.vice, no extn charge tractor and one front end Joa~er holders of the Pomeroy National miss..oo. $69lWO. Blaettnar's, " Pomeroy, Ohio. u~ l.o flO mtles. 11 SO lmoe attachment for said tractor both Bank of Pomeroy, Ohio, for the '12 20 6tc to be of heavy duty type. Detailed --"-specifiaa.tior.s of said .equipment ele<:tion of directors and the trans1955 C.HEVROLET, 4 dr. 11edan, V8 Q lJlCK SERVICII OD Jle. are on file at the township office. a.etion of any other business that with overdriv61, radio, •":. motor Talnod The contrart will be · awarded to may come be!ore the meeting, will heater, :reat covers, dark green Polila4l "' Foctorr watcbtuU.. COlUIIS J8WZ. the lovJest -and best bidder. Bids be held at the office of said Pome,. .., finish. S1745.00. Pomecoy Motor LiltS. PJ'tDIIO•. t.a.tl to be submitted for each unit and rOy National Bank on January 8, Co. 11 28 tf •• 19S7, at 3:30 p, m. for the total Of the three units. • RA D[lJ • TEI..l!:'IJ.SI0!-.1 Sb:!f.VlL;..I!: ll53 CH:E:VHOLET, 4 \!:-., :.! tone Town1hip Trutftli of &eclford Pbooe 200. Cleaod .A.ppJiaDCe EDISON HOBSTET'I'EH , blue finish, 150 series, heater, Township Store, 118 W. loloii.-St., PomeroJ Presidu1t clean, $700.00. Pomeroy Motor Gl•nn LM, Clerk U2) 3, 10,"17, 24, 31; ( l) 7, 6tc • Co. 11 28 t.1 1 (12l 24, ltc C20l Business Services h The Time For ...Jiay the joys of The following real estate, situ· ate in th~ County oLMeigs, in the Stat~ Ohio a11d in the Townsltip of Orarlge, Sec. 6, Town 4, Rance 12, ond bounded and descrlbod" fo11ows, viz : peing )n .the Southeast qu1rter of ,.,.d ~ • -., 6,· Town 4 , Ran•., •~ 1.2. ( 17 A) Male Help 1 · - - - - -- - - METROPOLITAN - 1 Pomeroy I -....... I'.\". Spencer's Markets ~ ,i' I administering her eiltate; tbat said dee-endent died seized jn fee simIpie or the following real.. .utate: oe , ------- htlttlPS Durlky (' hc\·alir r is a patil'll l ln I he St ,Jo.,t'Ph Hosp1tal Parkinbur~-: due to h<ll'ing the misfol'r\lnr to break his ankle. Mr. and ~rs. t:arrnll Ranrlulplt attrnrtf'd a birthday s•Jpper in honi nr of their nit•t•e Debra Ilauht·rs third birthday at the home of her parents. Ur. and Mrs. J'aul Hauber at fo~dt'n. ~~rr. an d Mrs. I.e(• \\'a llan· w<>re ·11 Ltltlp Hockin'{ MonrlaJ .-1·c·niJlg 1t1 s!'l'' thrir nc\~ gr a ud~011 . Wi llu rn lhvid llunbrc. Mrs. Irene llall lind .~on Craig llf A!lwn ~ Wf're visilon ht•n· Saturday artf'Puoon. Dollir- Boring, who Is cmployl'd in Columbus visited here n·ct·ntly ~~.· rt h ht>r i)arrnts. Ml". rnHI Mr11. 'J'o ny Borin!(. Mrs. N(•lli(• Borin11 1-1 11 lllf'di,·al Jl.'lli~nt in the Holzer Hospital, Lallipuiis . Mr . and Mrs. Ita}' Wea\'t'r or Wa\lrrly ~pent th(' Wf'Ckt•ud hrt·l' wilh Mrs. Weav<'rs' family , Mr. ---···. ·1nd Mrs . Alvin Rf'cd itnd family . ~~~;;;~~;;~;·~;; Sc.i• -- .\1 .,.; MH~oJI(' John Hit•lw l, Atht'tiS. Huwarrl Huck. [ t ~ .v .. Mnri.uua , anrl (;cMRr Huth, ·~· •9~ - -- BALE~ REEDSVILLE l"lnrtnnRti. Hoy H~bingN of Colum bus. Har· Dld lluhm,l(n Walierly. Oh io wt· re he ~ ,. deN hunting la.~t wt•f>k and \' is1tcd thrir sister, :\otrs. Ella ll<til · JUNK CO. _-:c-co:--:c~===-=-and white rocks. 50c and 75e To AU~ MY FRIENDS and CUS. each. A. N. Bengel, Po!lleroy. TOMERS A Merry Chriatm11 12 19 61c and Happy NPw Year. Lena MeKin!ev, representative ror the FIREWOOD FOR SALE; See Wm. Fae Manufa~turing Co . and the Radford or Harold BlackJton. Cheerful Card Co. 12 20 3tc Rock Sprines 01' phone 8l52-J. ---- 1114 tmo-p BUYING Ft:RS & BEEF HIDES. Mechanic St, Avery Neloon. Wanted To Buy 12 19 8tp - --------- RAW FURS and Beef ':tl"RKEV -~'trl HAM SHOOT Ra- Wante4. Hidea. Curl Chevalier, Lona cine Planning Mil;, Dee. 23. Bottoon. 1127 lmop. Next AmPrican Le~ion Meeting Dec. 20. 12-17-6tc --r~"~;u~a~n~,~·::;::::::~~~~;~~::=7:~s;~ - - - -S11'diat•flt1h1•ir .~ spending IIH'ir Jwn•. vaca· wcrC' HJ•t•d llio (;nJJille ... OHIO VALLEY (II I Gloeckner's Restaurant Ilio n ~ 1/IL ABNER I Wishes l•oml'l'OY llllftTII ' WE BUY !>ervices And court~..'(e to stand thf\ blow. 12 22 2tc And what it mt-ant to lo!!e him 6 COCKER YliPS, 12 weeks old, No onf' will e\'er know. black. Canoe re1lotered . Chari" Ead11, Rutlllld, R. D. 12 20 6tp Mi!ised b.- bls' family . Mr. and lfrs. 1--,-'· ----'--~·------" Wa:llkrr. 12 22 ltp YOUNG· HENS, white lethorns I "' 'I 1 Sl B - FRIENDS and FOES STORE - - - ---::- S:(Jp: FRIGlDAffi:E MASGLE. larae sire - - - God gave ll!! strength to fare it. lame. as n~w. Phone 285. Happy Christmas JOLLY GOOD - - --- ~.Joticn; They say tim.e heals all sorrow 1\.nd helps u& to forget. But time so far has only pro\'ed How murh we miss him yet. I' By MR. AND ilfltS. a·· 3 ln Memor~· Of LEWIS P'. WALKER whc :was killed in action in r.ermany, Dec:. 22. 1944. I 1 II Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MlddieP<>rt , 0 , Dec. 24, 1956-1 I Cai'Q' tOt' 'n!il'lo()l:s and !\ptoclaJ Nl)tieea of EntW. ptintf'd at regular el•~sirted rates Obituaries q.uhfi.Ahf'd A£ 1 c~nt per word. I Cl:l ESTER Cleland's Appliance ;,;1 t ce.nta per word fo r three COli· •~utlve in!! .. tlio ru . lpecJal -un~ mon th for ~ een!J Pt't' word . Full rat.e or z c.mta per word wil: be charged fol" &.dvertitlinJ If not pa.td for before the 25~h or each month followtnr insertion l!:rror~ In A!l vertl smg- Should be reported lmmediattoly. The D•ll• ~~~ntinet " 'ill nAt bf' r<>.•rponalble ror more tban one inrorrect lns~rtio~ Jr< . ••ttiOil, lllmlnlum rharge Mc.- I ~· 10!53 fPOR.D. 4 dr.. lovely CTI!Im · - - - - - - - - - and belle. ~tomJinc, VB motor NU.M.AN • ABBOTT TV SEJl. l.~CPAL NOTIC! su n vtwr, :lldlo, heater, seal VICF.: All ll\akea Repair~ ·b,. EJ Ruth P~mt~r. who re•ldet: at pert Ter.bnit"\IAf, Pbou tl2H Y l 414 ~ ~alii S treet , u _u utlng\on , w. C(H'efl, fo'olW.oruaU.C and ContiD!fn!al t rim. '109~ .00. PomeroJ Middle t. 1-1.6-tl' Va., { harle'l Fredertck Jobnson. ll 28 tf -- .-~ who re8i dcs at 32&1 N. W. lSJith 'fer Motor Co. SA VI!: ON \'OUR SH0E rt:p•lr ;( race, Miami, Florida ; WilbW" Clay 1952 STUlJf:HAKEH, 2 dr., V8 HyRauue Shue Shop John son, who resides at 3380 N. dramatic drive , heater, vety lt 30 tf W 19th Terrace, Miami, F1orida ; John 1rid .J ohnAOn, who re1ldes 111 clt'an. one owner, $49e.OO. Pomeroy lttot()r Co ll 28 tf ~20 Insurance 1321 s W. 7t h St ., Apt. 3. Miami, ;;:-:::--:-;;;--::---:- --:--- Jo'lorida ; Evelyn Ruth PreilkClrn, 19~~ BIIICh. . ( dr . hard top, beaut\. &rneA-SimptOn lNUriJICe AJeney, who reMides at 16803 - Dalpbin, De-ful 3 tone P«n finish, white Middle-pot1.. Jl'lrto _ AutomobUe- troit 19, Micbiaan ; Cbarlifl~ Vic· wall tires , low mileage, dynaBonN:. Phone 631S.X 8-20-.at chio. who resides at 12683 Wyomirl&, Detroit 3a. Michigan; Homer flow, radio, heater. S~.OO. ---.. Pomeroy ~.totor Co. 11 28 tf COMPLE'I'E lnav-o~~ee Proteetloa. R. Chapman, whoee addreh l1 un· - - - - -2- - -. Life, Auto, 19t'i2 PLYMOU.TH dr.- Sedan 111U JrliddlFtrw.rt Pollo. Obi Call Doa known and cannot be ascertained , 0· Deluxe, bhuliful tUrquoise f111 ' epo • will take notice that Ethel M. i&b. $311.00. Bllilelt}:lllr's, Pome· - - Stnut, aJ Administratrix of tile t•· roy. Ohio 12 2Q 6tc tate of Frances W. Parker, also known u Frankie Parker, deAnna Fowler, whose addren is un8 1 Auto known and eannot be ascertained, STIUCfURAL I BEAMS ,on the 17th day of Novemeea5ed SCRAP IRONMETALS <. H. llA WLING SO!>IS CO. - H ber. 1956, filed her petition in ~W' Vi~ Service. D11 the Probate Court within and for ~ 1127. Nilbt Pbone 1099the Cou nty of Meigs, State of Ohio Jt ~Yl!OUTH DEAL alleging -that the personal estate EllS. "''~ of said decedent is insufficient to PhoM 510 Pomeroy pay her dehu and the charge• of latt• 2 ce-nts per word. one lo- j oh lt •r duldn·n. Duv1d. Arthur, Then·s~ and Hl ' a 1.randparent1 are Mr and Mrs. Pau l (as<': Brown· , Basi!Jo Girolami, of I'll Avenue . are a nnou ncmg the :rl r .<~lld Mr bJrth of an erght pound r~ r ounce !'umeroy arHI \I rs ~:a sci .. Pome- I I ' ;.· Christmas Theme Followed In Program Of EPISCOpo • I Ch urc h Women s GUl'ld JAMES FARRELL AND " pot.atm·'· .!!;;tv) ""' s.~:.:A .~~'~;:c•unknown. ---·-- WANT ADS TO ALL MY MERRY ' der the tree was w.:nlmJ!: for twelve chtldren wh('fl tht'J ar r tvPd Friday t'~'Pning a~ J;Ut'l;[;, fur dtnner at t~e YJarttn Hesta ura nl. ~~l ~~·mt:::s c:~~~;~lfa~il~·. :~~~~ TO MY ;~"·· County Home Children Christmas Porty Held At Mor t .In Res t au ran t mu tree with staclu uf gtfts u n- me nu rnclut1ecJ durkeu, - �' •• -" • • .. 3-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Dec 24, 1956 urnbus, arnvf'd tocla~ Lo spend the holtday with theu patf'nts, Mr and Mrs. w ~ndell Belling who has Mrs Harns and ~r and Mn C been qu!le dl m :>tte1gs General M Henne~y 1 Hospll al h rPporte([ as 1rnprov1ng Nanry Ro' lf'f and Mrs. Larry ~fr and \1 r~ Hdltild Yn~o1n <~nd l~l·ey St Jo:.(•ph ~ Ho1Spttal &hool ~on Ht•bert uf Lriill p:.oll~ and Mn Mn. Robe-..t Styers, wife of tht" "f Nur sJ n~ l' a! krrsb urg are hom e Altwrt \I tt·~ their gu<'~l \IMll'd on holula) lr~ 1 , . pa&tor of tht> Church of the Nu ~lark M1tch<'ll younger sou or rl'lil tiV t·s hl'rl' Sunda) arent wa~ in charge of the Chnst· Jam ~ \ ht ld~ studt>nt nurse at Mr~ Kav Seidt'n<~blr wa~ tile Holzer /lu~ptt;.l ~~ home for a \lr and Mrs Roland LeVaughn , mas program presented at theu Sumla} d1nner guest of her daugh week's vacii!lun wllh her mother . was chn.ste ned Sunday morn ina at new church Sunday evenlne. th(' worship servtcc at Helllth Meth· ter and 'on Ill law. :vl t and \1rs Mrs Geor!:!r ( hlld:. Redtattons were given by Billy Roy Frctkt•r and famrl.\'. 1'1n1.' Charlen" Dtllarrt and Dtane ud1st ln'Jrch with the Rev C Ray- and Cecil See, Rhonda HyseU, Dtmon Kllnkng ht ofhdating SpeCial {.; rov e Retchman who ue employed 10 ane Wright , Ronrue Qullle!J, Ttm· ~1r illld Mrs David F reeker Columbus an· \llsltlng their Iam mu stc at the servu:e m clu cted the my Hall , Carl Styers. Ronme, Con~olo "Cant1que de-Noel" by CherhaH' n·wnrd to !hrir t,orne, Pme 11Jes over lht' holiday nie and Ja me! Cheadle, Larry and Grovt• aftH a v1s1t 1n Cleveland Mr and Mr ~ t'harlt>s !..ew1s and I ult> Blake ftudent nurse at Hoi- Lmda Taylor, Pamela Covert, Ka. wl\h !\1r ~r.d ~1~~ Ulm Bailey nnd thfLt' ch•ldll'n, lh<~ rl eston. wen" Zt'r Hospital Sc hool of Nu.rsmg, ren, Shuley and Bonme Buckner, • <tl!d the antlwrn "Angels O'er the BtUy Jo Mood u paugh, Mary and f..1mJh here Saturrlav for a short visit 1111d ~r and Mr~ lluwa rd Stewar t were accompamed hun1e by hL.~ Fteld1'' diret"l('d by Ben Philson Pete Walburn , Gen(' and Don Steof { arpt nlt•r \' l~lted bnefly In mother. Mrs Evt• lyn l.t'WIS who IS wrth Mrs E 5 !\c haaf as or,Kan ist. phenson, Martha Buckley , John Pom eroy Satun'ia) rnroute to Char spending ('hn.~tmas with them I The church was decorated tn Wilt, Glor1a LeWis, Earl DeWees, Jeston, W Va where they will Susan Rathburn, Sharon Hoschar. Mr and Mrs Guy Walters an: spend Cbn,o;tmas w1 1h hiS brother spf'mhn~c: l hn st mas Jn Columbu s red and gret'n with massed poin- The children of the Bible School setllas and evergreen at the altar Jeff Stc~art and famll;lWith J\.lr an(] Mr5· Jack Walter~ wh1ch was ltghted by red tapers. sang t wo songB accompanied by Vltguua Grogan to complete their Mr and Mrs Ohver Landers of iilld Iam1ly \lr and Mrs Richard The pomsethas are given aa.cb. Col umbu s annetl S;~ tnnlay for a Walters, Sam Walters and thl.'lr I }ea r at Chmtmas by Mr. and Mrs. part of the program. VISit With Mr .md Mrs t:ldon daughter. B~.>tty and her family J H E Cook in memory of their A play "The Shepherds' Vi sit" Weeks They nrr enroute homt• Mr and \1rs Norman Wayland parents, the Rev. and Mrs. R. F. wu prosen~t>d last with the Rev. after a Vll-11\ 1n Mt Altu , W Va and so11 , tharles arc C hnlltma ~ 1 B•s hop and Mr . and Mrs. Edwm Styers, Dennu. Blaine and RayWith Mr. and Mrs Dewey Lyons mond Lee Walburn and Edward guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Cook. Mr. and Mr:~ Edwin Livin gston Moore taking the main parts and of New Albany, Ind arrived Sun· Powell and th ildren. Columbus chora1 a-ccompaniment by the Mrs Helen Sansbury has been ill day evcnmg to s pend ChrJslma s churtb choir . for the pa3 four weeks afld her daughter, Fauna, Rutland . Rd ., Wit h Mr and Mrs John Frkk BLAKISLEES GONE Mr and Mrs Lenzlllc Harmon of tlaughter, Mrs Martha Jo'ry, has w1!1 have the following Chrulmas been asststu1g In her c<Jre. rl mner guosta, Mr and Mrs Ken· Mr. and Mrs. c . E. Blakeslee and P rl!H't•ton W Va , are spendmg the Mr and Mrs J B Sto ne , Bra d neth McElhinney and children, children will be in St. Johns, Mtch Christmas holula,1s at their home , bury, have moved to Am:ona where Russell and Cathy. Mr and Mrs. to 1pend the Chrlstmas holidays Kerr St Tenn}son You ng wh(} hat! b~n he 15 reportt!d as 1mprovmg 111 Paul Johnson and son&, William wltb Mr. Blakeslee's relatives Autherson, Mr and Mrs Joe Ball- They w11l be gone a week . qu1te ill at hts horne Kerr S 1• 1s health Mr antl Mr~ Carl Jones, P ont~ a~" ~e~ y~,~M~r~•:;.,:E~·~·~~S:tu~b:l•:;,.:K:e~l:th:.,:N~e~t•:o~n~·-W:;:E~A~T~H::•:R:,_________ no• por1ed a~ 1mprov1ng are spenrl•na r11r1s1mas w1lh her G t •org~ fl orfllr k returned to h1 s home. l' he st t·r road Saturday grandmother, M.rl. James Bever<.~ ~ and fam uy fro m the ML· I~ s Ge ner~l Hospi lal Polly Karr and Jean Ro~~oh , ro t He 1s !'Omah acmg nicely hut v.111 be u nab lf' to return to hl!i employ- umbus arc ~pend mg t he holida )'~ ml'nt 111 Huuung.lon, W Va for w1th thc1r fam1l1es Fred I Gard11cr pastor of the sevl'ral weeks. ·C hurch of ( hrt:.r an rt Mrs Gard· ner left today l~tr Jo hnson C11y , Ten n., to spen d Chnslrnas wtth the1r dau gh ler, Mrs B1ll J S~hoen, aud !am1ly Mr anU Mrs Curh s Wood and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Matlo x clnlllrcH J),tylolt, Mr and Mrs (;rab£'1', ( lt • vt·l;~nd, Mr and Mrs and sun, Phtllp. Atlanta Ga are C. 1.. Wood .111U son, Bracky, Rip· VIB itmg thc1r parents, Mr and Mrs Icy, an• ( ' hn/\tma~ guests of Mr Carl Maltox. Middtcpod and Mr and Mrs Millon 1.ew 1 ~. Point Plea. antl Mn E M !hood. M1 ss .lc.tll Lama le ft Monda~· to san ! Chm tmas Day the:~- will bt' spe nd I hn .tmo~s wllh Mr a nd [~rs JOJnl'd at the Matlox horn<' by Mr Ernest Jn nt•s ;utd t!a u·~ ht er, Cit I ul and Mrs Eusta<"c Wilson and son Andy, Mr and Mrs Othf) Mattox , .Jean Colu n1hu s She was nccom pamed t(, Ut lu1nhus by \11rs E S. Po111t PlcJsant. Mr and Mrs J.co thqnlcs to oil our good friends Schaaf an d dnugh\N Sally, and na1 d Matlox and three chlldrPn Mt chal•l K\whlt•r ~ho ,\•Ill spcn•l Nitro. for their continued ~onoge . May you all enjoy a I C hn :-.lmo~s w11h Mr an d Mrs. (; ¥ery merry holiday Halcrh and a very happy New Ytar. I! ugh McCoy I 'ul um bus, v1 s1leJ R. Koehlrr .tlld l'li lldn·n h1 s aunts, \f1 ss Vt•sla McCoy ~n1! --- - ~ -- --~-- M1 " 11!1 :l\1~ P I. !1.1 it'h ilnd son Mrs Burr Forll·st ~r1 d Mr Forre st LallL oilld \I• ~~ Jul tt' ~11\ch , HN , Sundil y, He w1ll spl'nJ Chnstmas (;alllpOliS , It f1 Sunday tn ~pf'nd Wllh his Siste r Mrs HO!-(C'r Kittle ( hnstm;~s with :\\r ,JIIr! .\>Irs Hoh- and famtl .l', Glouster l'fl Mtlt'h and ~on,, .'1-l~~l·n~ ft·rry Mrs. Ruth Hawk and daughter Mr~ p L M1t d1 ~ nHI'ht·r . Mn; N 2nd Avenue Middleport William Fos~ , lt'ft Sa.JUl dH.y to VIS it Col umbu s. ar~;> ( hnslmafJ guest~ Mr anfl Mrs licor).!l' Fo~s and l1f Mr and Mrs W R (;arber. Mr iind Mrt.: Uome r Jol l{'S and ('hllrln'n, Atlwns Mr~ f.('na Mrfo:! humcy arc lhnsl !Hr. IIIHI Yin Hohrrl Cll~ou and ~o n !toft !O! Ia y to v1s1t relat1vcs at mas ~uests of Mr nnci Mrs Char les Lucas and <' h ildr1•11 . Rodney and Ma rJor~·. <'alcdo nLl :\1r Hoy:al alit! :\IPa rs ovt·r 1\a rnld Port tht• t.lt•rrow ho hda y l'alnua l:lak cr, suphomnf(• at l l'nwt>ll St rt•t•!. 1!fll'nl Saturda y 11 11,;ht all([ Su1Hiay w1th hrr pa rent s, Muskmgum Colh•ge, 11o ho1111' fo r L'hnBtn1a:. Vlilallo n wllh h\•r par and otlwr r da!lvt•s in Lo)(an f" nt ~. Mr and Mrs Ed1sou BlJkcr Jo:mil~ (;olhnrd and ~·rank Shar POMEROY SOCIETY ' 1 YoungerleVaughn Mrs. Styers Took Leading Part In Child Christened Christmas Event In Sunday Event " Employee& enJoyed a ll..fti..U• ehange and blr\hday uke bQt!tby .Mrs. Carrie Cassell, sand.Wfc!all u.nd coffee were served. ; Robins.on Plant Christmos Party Hel.d On Saturday A Ch nstmas party wu he-ld Sat· urtlay noon at the Robm;.on Dry( ]Pamng plu.n . Rutland Street, and 1hr btrthday of D<'e Harllnger was cel<;>br¥ted itS a surprise for hHn --------: • e Employee~ present were JWJa L<" wls, Vlrgtnla CO\'el't, t' )Ore;Dce Rowe lldt·n a Baker. Stella 'AI~m­ as, Thl'ima Royer. LavMda Woodgard Dee Hartinger with Don ~~ vert llS a guest at the party. at y • entt-n e ly UNITED ..... Ohio, - · ,,...,.., l!tllo ch.,.. In ...,, • ...tun ,_.., .... ..... '"" ~- - ..... ':t'f' lftOW llkefy ._.., MMII 'j. ---====-===== •• ·;,: ' .'· VOGUE SHOE STORE .' Ocorne, ' .... • May your Christmas ; l .. - ---"~r.~====~=~~~~~~~~;~~~~;=~=~ l:o you, our hus, arn\l'd Sunday for a ho liday VISJL w1h t he ir pa~nts , Mr. and Mrs. l' 1'. Uutton and Mr. omd Mrs 0. R. Faris. Mr and Mr8. I{ L. Dunham and ~on. G ;try, Wmchestcr. arc flp('nd· Ill)! Chrlstmas with Mr. and Mn. Larry lltl'l' ancl wn, Ch1pp1.!r, anrl Jnl'qud lnr R1cc. Mr and Mr~ Norman St('wart aud thrf'e chlldrcn, Mlddlepo1·t , and Mr. and Mrs. George llurst ltlld two dau1ifhlcrs, Welston . will spend Chrt:.tmas wtth Mr anrl Mr s. l;1 G. Werner and iOns, Ja<' k and Bill . Mr ancl Mn. Robert llan· i ~ and dau RhtN , Susan, Columbus. arn vl' d Sawrrla y fur a visit With Mr. an d \11'~ Ruht'rl llarrls and Ml' .uu\ Mrs (iordnn 1/arris and sons, Co l· friends and patrons, we extend every aood wish for • a happy boliday season, with our slnceze thanb for the privilege of aervin1 you ovor lhe years. I National Bank NG SINCI: 1872 Member Fed('ral 'l, ' Member Federal rom:aov Rc~r~t•n·t• [l4)pCl!!iilt Systrm lm;unnce Corpontlon RUTLAND DOG?_) SEE US FOR CA$H ••• \ THI: CITY LoAN & SAVINGS co. . New Traffic Fatality Record , Of 701 Set For The Holidays 124 E. Main Ernest Covert, Mgr. Phone 197 ·H«n'd: Tile councll's prediction of 660 deaths was surpassed Tues- day shortly before Cfulh of motorists the fatality count ended al midnight as a headed home trom Christmas outings. The toll alao was well above the previous hlth mark of 609 deaths lot a holiday, set during Jast year's Uh-ee-day ChrJstmas week end. The traffic toll tor a aimilar foUNiay non~oliday period at time of year would be about. pertons killed, according to friend ... may the joys ot the season never end .•• ar;d Christmas spirit glow MOORES Pomeroy ~~,~~~:~~~r1;~,.~·~·~tj~]~~~~~j · ,lpatron•• o' o au . 11·\eAe • I the 11P' 10 -~•r~~ett than'!.• or • A to a clo1e 1 out -o.rawtna .lnrinil the ye at • 1 serving you \,ett witne& cl our ..,err . an 1 ccetl ,n anu tU \,appine" tor :vonr .., J. 0 ,.nin8· ... ear no the new' 1 1\ our "a'ue l1°"' aetlr how terrific this Christmas would llave been had it not. been for inten~ve , poJidna of the toa'ds/' he said. .. Bad 01 the toll was it could h&Vfl been much worse." Wetthtr N• Factor Tb:e weatbel generally waa not a. !~~tor ' in the final spurt of c~~·• Day manslauehter, in ..~tr,.i \0, tbe beglnninl of tile hoUday week end when fo;:, freez. Jne nin ..nd anow conrtlbuted hf!¥Y!b' to the early loll. IP.OW in part&· of the ?tJid- Funeral Services For Mrs. Brumley Will Be Thursday Funeral aervicea for Mn. Frank· Brumley, 73, will be held Thursday at two o'clock at the Rawlings· Coate Funeral Holhe w1th burial In RiveMiew Cemetery. l'"rlends are calling at the Funeral Home. Mrs. Brumley died on her fiftyfirst Wed~ng anniversary and is •urvived 'by her husband, Frank Brumley, Un.coln Street, a brother H. H . Hysell, Fort Oranie, Florida : sever&! niece& and nephews Sbe is a member Qf Ute Church of Christ and the DauJhters of · At Great FaUs, Mont., th~ )'OUDJ- ebildren b~JmetJ to death •ben a fire, apparently •parked MEIGS GINIIAI. HOSPITAL Admitted, Monday, Mrs. Ethel Hawk, Middleport; William Walby-a · cbfi•tmas tree, razed the lace, Syracuse; Tuetiday, Mrs. Pearl triJDe , home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jacobs, Pomeroy; Mn. William w~os• parrotiOOt' we vof"• ,. Ptighly. Our rllanlc, fo you oiL Long;"' An~ fire blamed on a Chrlst- We Express A Hope For PEACE ON EARTH BAKER Middleport ,, .ELBERFELDS • Houda,belt, Pot:neroy, Dleeharge, Mond'ay, ~aron Kel· ml• :tree ' ~lied efl:hl .persona at Pomcrty; caqa Rose, Mint"r~ ­ tbn, Doc:tor'-. 'Memorial · Hospital in ville; Mn. Helen Bl~ck, Middle Mi~~IL A mother her f<nif. olilldfen perloheci in • Merl- port; Charle& Yonker, Letart, W. de!). Qol\n., teJ'Iemcn~ ' house blaze Va.; James Young, Cllftcn ; Ray and tbre" b~' died In a flre Rothlh, S)'racuse; Ralph Radcll(l, tbit 'ddttoref tbelr. home in Mlddlcport; Tlm Neutzling, Mid· dlcport; Tuesday, Mrs. Patl) Caaci, tbef• 'Moine:· _ n~ pebonl In • 1 .Brooklyn and daugbtcr, ~iddlepo~~t. Blrths: Mr.' ln(l M:re. Marion oporjllienf tiouiM.- were killed by c~ ~qonQXidll fuiDft &ivea off Hawk, lllld<llqort. 1 daulhter, born on Cbriftma8 Day. by , ~o.w <1111 fllrllll<•· ond FURNITI.!RE soring organization. .cate in Jaekaon County, W. Va., near the huge Kallel' J.l•mlnum plant will move to ·Parkerabura: from Ravenawood ln JanUiry. President Uoyd A. Cook of tbe Raven&-Metal company uld that there was not roow for expanslq,n for his plant which baa ·~n In optration for about four months. Coot reported that the firm h.atl outgrown Its present quarters tn an old flour mill ln Ravenswood and wiU )oute tn one of the Parkeraburg Lumber Co. buildings where adequate provision for expansion ia available. The company engages in speclal fabri(aUon aucb as buss bar syaterns, tanks, heat e:~cban.ers, and aluminum boats. The various pri.Je1 for the coa:..'- - -- - -- -- - - test were donated by merchant&·~ ·~-1 and organizations in the area .~ Winners and their awards wer4: f as follows: '~i il, Non-religious Doorway - First, ' Carol Ann Rousb, New Haven, Sl(t;" Second, Radford tn.gles, Mason, a cake plate and eamer. Non-reUgtous Window - First, 1'he Sunflower Minstrel cast Nei&On Rou~h. N~w Haven , $11}; w11J rehearse Sunday at 2 p.m. at Second, Agnes Grtmm, New Haven the l'fhdd1eport K. of P. Hall aca eorn pop~er. . cording to the announ('ement of Non-religiOus Overall F•rst. Cedi .Faudree, Mason, $10; Second the director, Bradford Maag. Da!.e of tl1e next two shows is Donn,e Gibbs, Hartford, elet"tr1c Pome:roy, January 9, and M1dd1e· cloct.. . . Rehg10us Doorway - First, Wy- port, January 16. Cn-sponaors with att Chadwell, New Hav~n • .coffee F1d rs Toge, Knights of Pythias, maker: Set"ond, Clyde R1ce, New 1s the M1ddlenort Senior Class. Haven, corn pOpper. Cla$ members are takmg part Relljlous Window - First, Mrs. m the mmstrcl and are &eihng Hugo Juhling, Hartford, $10; Sec- h ck~til: a, a money makmg ptojed ond, Mrs. Harry Layne, Revere for thm trip tc New York City m Ware. the Sprm~ . Religious Overall - First, Mrs. A1i.ce Nease. Mason, steak kmvcs; Second, Tcm Grindstead, New Haven, doo-r chimes. FunefaJ scrvicea will be hekl on Wi.nner of the · Sweepstakes Tburadav At 2 p. m . In the Letart Award of $15 donated by the ApMetbod!St Church for Mrs. Ed· I palaehian E1edrle Powet Company Rehe3J1'1H:ll Called Sunday For Cast Of Minstrel Show Mrs. Edw. Shuler Funeral Services Will Be Thursday ---Ma8on Circuit Court Schedule~ Foriy.One- Oistsl" '"*•··: clqom. our many l:incllrlend• l"tRDoroy The fint aate!Ute plarit to ~ William. Abney De th Repofled At Napoleon O of ~ ,uat~n sUcked hilhwaya In soiDt ilc:UcillS, but generally tbe welther wal dry and clear. l F!ris ·a~4ed to the Chl1.1tmu America. cM.r brig~ltn tM hom•s of • Meigs Polio Unit Gets $750 Check Winners of various prue.:llt lhe iigh!Qig contest held for communities in the Bend Aru of Mason ~nty have been an- ·From National nounced by officials of the Ne'f.Haven G en Club, the spon- •Kl~t~~bu~ ~ ~~··was hid bo'l' p•r~•4 Sblllet Ill wbO ol!•!l..!:IIIIJI· llof UIO.litolors~tion .... MrL wheel beina alonaantr road f.orremoved teve!ftl watd mas Evo in 'JIIet'gJ Gene'rat1IOIP~ Ali~·Wealll aiQnt r' ... ••• days, a.; 6le ·f:hhe the sherilf ar· tal. She bad beeP a patient for 1 HO.Wrable ention went to Bob rived in anSwer to a call the youths the past wMk •uffering a broken Johnston of New 'Haven. The pm:e Forty.one cases are scheduled ···:·e..···c record highway carnag~. were gone for trial during the January term hlp sustained in a fall at her 1for Johnston was a ham. .,.,,iiJjllh~a.d hoped our pre-holiday of Mason County C'•rcuit Court acThey were round at a service home. ~ nught cause drivel's to cordiniJ to the trial docket recentChildren surviving the de<!eased \ • • station In Harrisonville where they care and use more ly released by Circutt Clerk Vera ·tommotr sense," De¥born eontin· had received $10 for the tire and are : Roy Shuler, Parkersburg, w. I Jones Noble. Va., Mrs. Claude Shields, Letart, ued. He said the council had no wheel, and for a stora1e battery also said to have been taken from 0 .; Coulter Shuler, Letart, 0 .: Guy eJ.pllnatlon for the tragic toll. Amcng the 41 e1s~s arc eight Shuler of Middleport and Earl 8 felony cases, eighl damage sutLs, uy0\1 cannot rationaUze deatb," the parked car. ' Shuler of Racine. In addition there and 13 c-rtmmai sppeal cas1s. 1d. According to the · Sheriff, Land· are 14 grand .children and 15 great One Of tbe worst holidat aceicourt wtll open on Monday mord'lnta killed five person& and m· era told him the car waa owned b:f gnnd clllldren. ' • ning, January 7, at 9 c'clock when Friends may call a~ the Ewing tb - • j 1• N urtd lix others seriously Tue&day an acquaintance In West Columbia, Funeral Home until noon Tbut• WUllam Tbney, 63, d1cd on e 6.an,. ury wJ . convene. ew· W. Va., W\0 bad glvtn permilsJOD ht a two-cllll" head·on collision on for Landers to remove the articles. day after which Mrs. Shaler will Chrlatmaa Day at 9:00 p m. at the ly-elected Judge Oliver D. Kessel tJ, S. liS near Springfield, DJ. Sheriff's Department recofds be iaken to the Letart Church of Heller Memor~al Ho&pltal, Napole- ~!u~P~Ybew~~~lf:!l!~ t~';:~;~! Clutchea Toy Pldol on, Obio. He IS formerly 8 restau· •uarters in the American Legton show that Ricbard Spencer recent- wbicb she was a member. one ol the victlrna, 8-year-ofd ly was released from a workhouse Burial wUI be made In tbe Le- rant operatGr at New Haven, W. Building jn rt. Pleasant. Ernest Evans, was found cluteb- and Frant Spenrer from the Boys' tart cemetery at the side cf her Va. ' Trials have been set from Jan· inJ l shiny new CJP piltol he re- Industrial School In July, 19M. late bliaband. lie hu made his home at Na· ult'f 8 when petit jurors will repoleon in later years. Mr. Abney h s 1 ceived tor Christmas. A tow tru-ck .Sail reeords alao abow that Cbarbu beea l1l for approximately por t rough Janu<~ry 24. evera bad to pull the car& apart before for auaul\ and battery and robbery of the cases were contmued from lhe &oy'a body could. be extri- for a5S8ultand battery and rob~ry four w~a. the September tenn of court when eated. was releaaed on· $3.000 bond MonFuneral 1ttviee11 arc yet ineom· two of the trials ,..nded in hung 'l"hhiie persons were kiUed when day by authority of the Common plete, t,ut will be at New Haven juries. a ear planJed o.,·cr a 400-foot cllff Jleaa Court and tblt Clifford Icenwith tbe body taken to New York . The juries failed to agree in the Mil' Montrose, Callf., after strik- hower was jaUed Monday morning State for burial. trial of Haroll! B. Clark Qf Gallr lftc a boUlder which .bad roUed and releued that same even1q. T\to arrests were recorded in He 11 survived by his wife Hat- JIIOiilil, who wu charged with rec-konto the hftltwi.y. The car was Icenhower bad been arrested by the Pomel-oy Police Departm.eat tie Abney; sister. Mn Marie Bur- Jc.R& drlvilli.. and in the trial of demolished. Constable Pe:te Hendrlx for Juaticc over the weekend and Chrllltmas Jell. New York; two sons, Buster James E. HoJcomb, wbo wa, ehar· 'l;llri:e teen-agers were killed in of Peace R. E. Grindley's court Holiday. Abney, Akron and Harold Abney, . led with f~ry. qar)(s trial will a n\!tf erasb near Bedford, Mass., on a charte of assault and battery. FloyJJ J. Boring, Columbull, 0., faaton; two dauehters, Mrs. WinJ. be held on January 14 while HoiTut~)', and sht other persons The justice Mid Mrs. Icenhower was char5ed with speedin1 50 MPH fred Miller, Columbu11, Mrs. Jean .comb will be tried again on Jan~Qltd in triple • fatality wJthdM!w ·the charge and paid the in a 35 MPH z;one. He put up $111 Ramey, New Haven. uary 11. ., ~ ~ Juneau, Wis., and costs for his release. bond and was releued. ta1,10o; Olllo. Glenna Rummel, Minenville wa1 ~ 1 ~ said the toll occured ~ited into court for parkJ.na In a dqplte '1ho beat highway patrol· doctor's AP..ace and will appear beli~l job in IUstory" by the na· fore Ma~· or E F. Roblnsota ThursUon'l law enforcement. a.,:encies. 14W~ h1ve no way to gau_ce ex- ' ' WAY OPEN TO QIAR SUEZ CANAL day night. ---Market Reports CINCINNATI, 0. (UP) - uce: BUDAPEST (UP)- The Communist regime of Premier I• B~nk for a $100 millioD loaD to help rebuild Hungary and stave l)ff economic disaster, . ju.. formed sources reported today The two months old rebellion has left the nation abnolt prostrate . Coal production is only a fraction of what the COUII-- nos Kadar plans I!> ask the World Two Are Arrested Over The Holiday J Funds Net~ for Rebuilding· OfStrifeTornHungary Is Plea · Garden Club Christmas Decoration Winners In Bend Area AnnoWiced :Jle·.. May tiM glow Q/ holiday BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. Three Teen-Agers Are Jailed For Auto Part Thefts , wett'IRcftlte northcatlet"n quaiter ' -----~·_,..:::_ __ Sheri£( Charles Russell reported today the arrest Christmas evening 661 TraHjc O..ths The United Press taUy show~d of three Wolf~n teen-agers in the 701 persons killed 1n traffic dur- act ol selling auto parts alleaedly from a car parke'd on West in, the- Chrllltmas holiday whlch stolen Kingsbury road. began at 6 p.m. Friday. In addition, 48 parsons died In fires, 9 In county jatl arc Richard Spenin plane crasbes and 122 In mls- cer, 19, Frank Spencer, HJ, and eellaneous a.cctdents for a total of Orville K. Landen:, 11, charged 880 deaths. with steahng parts from a motor talifornia led the nation with 72 vehicle. Spencer will appear be· traffic fatalities, followed by Dh- (ore J~ice of Peace R. E. Grindnois with M, Texas 40, Obio 38, ley and~tbe younger boYIJ In ProNew Yark 36, Michisan 35 and bate COU\t. North Carolina 31. North Dakota was the The· liheritr salrt the three boys to post a fatality free ~.~.~;. were teen by neighborhood obser· tbe holiday, vera Jn company together while a · · eouneil. A wish to each and e~ery IAluminum Firm To Make Move Tire nation's most disastrous Christmas weekend on the • ~ways ended today with traffic deaths soaring well above FOf EXpaDSIOil National Safety Council estimates for a new all-time holiday iliHI r~undJ· Myrna Russell. Dunna Millt•r and HliYfllOnd Turner uffr cl' T1 ,11nrn g St•hool, Columbtu , ltrt' hom (' 011 Chnstm11s VIICilliOn Robt•rt T01npkms, Billtllnore, Md., 1~ a holiday gue~l of hJo; par· f'JJts , M1 and Mrs. Jo: R Tompklll>~, an rt hi s nl'phew. James lla nwr t: hr i11 t111a s dmner guests ol Mr lind Mrs Runcll Wilson and daugh ters will 1nrlucle Mn. Dal(' Ca rl , :\1rs Traty Whal ey, :'tfr and :\1rs Harvey Van Vranken and son , St•otly. Co rpu~ Chrast1 , Trxas Mr and Mrs. kusseU Rtu lry and Irs time to soy Merry :hristmas and to thank SINGLE COPY -5< Christmas Accidental Death 'Toll Hits 880 .Wb.t I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio; W~neadtf, Ileeelllber 26, 19S8 HOUNDed Middleport Feed Mill key. l';dum hu~. and Mr and \tn Janws liothar/1 and three children llurncanr , W Va, Wf'll' Wt'(•kend gue sts of ,\ tn; I.C'!IIa (iothard and ~ on , Flank. Mr~ Cuthartt and ~on Will ~pt• nd C h rl~tma~ Ill Co lumbus. Mt s John M11yer, 1\hrld\eport. and Mr. and Mrs. John Cotlghen· our anrl •laughter !leva Ka}, t:hcshJrc Will he Chri~tmas d1nner ~ uosts of Mr and Mrs W E Swl8h· Mr and Mrs George lt' ans, Co lum· t• r, Chl'sh u·e. NO. 215 IR! :rcr~ • I Rutland , Uhln VOL VIII ... . Our 'tfncite RUTLAND l FURNITURE I -No+hin but a· GRG.G'TINGS be u joyful, as full of peace and beauly, ' 1nd as rich In meaninl ., 1 Christmas carol. Lllie to6ay In thlt JO't lew ..,...., • Middleport all ye faithful nHr l•lo '""ioht """ T.........,, 1 lt'a Chriolmas and what better reuon fo wioh you the joys ollhla happy- WIAlMI• . I A check for $750, reeelved by the Meigs County Chapter of the National J<"oundation f,or Infantile Paraly.11is will help provide fman· c1al atd fer local patJentf;, It was annoullt"ed today by Mt!. Victor Young, chapt~r cba!fman. "Despile receipt of this check for $750 from the nalloDal headquarten to supplement our own Marc h of D1mes funds, we anUCI· pate .carrying billa lotallng $261 66 over into 1957," Mr.. Young aid "Fund.!! to pay tht'se billa will have to be r.,11ed by the March of D1mes in J,muary. "We bad hoped tbat naltonal headquarters would ~ able to ad· vance us sufhei~nl money to meet aiL our 1956 bUb:,'' Jln. ~oung conuuued, whieh Waa over $1000, "However, a id to ehapten for poli.o patients, amountiq to $6,· 700,000, has exh'a usted the funds available for t11.iJ puipcJe." Althcugh ·polio Jnt:ll.lence has lowered .acros.s the natien, Mrs. Young saui, Netlonal Foundatton chapters \\'111 have spent or incur. red obligations exceedJng $23,200,000 during the year fox medie~l care and rehabilitation of polic Pfli~'l,t_•·...::...:o.c__.:...'~---- , • \. Twin-City Shrine Sounds Appeal Of Bucks For Braces Oh1o State University football coat"h Woody Hayes addreued an 'lppeal to Meigs countians through Fred Runell, president cf the Twm City Shrine Club - for contnbutlo~.s to .the Ohio "Bucks For Braces proJect. Hayes u director of the cam· p;ugn to ra1se fund! th1s year tc carry on the. huma~itar1an work o( the Aladdm Crtppled Chddren 's Hospital Af.liOCiaUon in Columbus which unce 1947 has tAken c.are of more than 1,250 ctses. No dtsUndion 1s permitted among race, eree;i, or .co\OT, and no dOC'tor's fee is ever charged. There are 10 specialists who donate their serVlces. ' 'Bu-cks For Br.aces" IS pla nned each year to .cmne1de with playtng of the famou! East-West Shrme football J,ame m San Francisco, Cal , proc-uds of which go only to the San Franctseo Shrme Hosptlal The local Shrine dub i1 partie,_ ~lDF, in the campaip by banding Qt~v~lopes for dollara to be mailer to Buds 'rOr Br.aces, P .. o Bcx 8. B. Columbua, 16 OhiO Persons w.ho do not rece1ve em·elopes are invited to cooperate by sending a dollar g1fl to th"<: above ad· dress Apple Grove Farm Hand Takes Own Life With Rifle Over 300 Children Of Area Treated By Legion Santa Services were conduded thu af. ternoon for a Mason County farm hand who was found shot to death on last Saturday at his Apple Grove home. State PoUce reported that Nick Approximately 300 children of Robinson, 24, appu.renUy took his this area received lreata oJ cand· own life with a .22 .caliber Wtll- ics, nuts and apples from Santa chester rifle. There was no ~vi­ Claus at the Leg1on H.all Christmas dence of foul play and Dr. Edna Ev•. Gettles, county coroner, ruled the The project was co-sponsored by death a suicide. Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, The young man "as rcport':d to Amer1can Leg10n , and the mer· hne had a record of poor htalth chants of Middleport After Santa although he had shown no appar· Claus and members of tbe Middleent signs of depression. port High school Band bad toured the town, th«"y &topped at the LeThe body was fcund by two bro. gion Hall for the treat. thers, Dale and Rit'hard Robinson Tbetr next. Vllll.5 were at the of Huntington, whc had arrived to County Jnf1rmary and thP. Cbil· pay a visit to the farmhouse where dren's Home and also to several ~ick Robinson ha~ lived w1Ul two homes in the village where large other trothers and a silter. fami1ics of children welcomed thetr vmt. Funeral scrvi~c~ were .conducted by Rev. Clyde Sovlne at tbe At the Jnhrm.ary one of tbe old· est patients had been confused and Beale Chapel Church. unable tc understand tbat it wa& 1Christmas. until Santa Claus stop. ped al her room. She wept. after rece1vmg a gift. 1 Thts 1s an annual projed of tbe Le,glonnaries and muchants who ' supply these treats and make tbe visit of Santa po,ss•ble. Thomas MCGowan ! Funeral Service Held ln .New York I !Prod- Funeral services for Thomas MctGowaA, 89. who died at the home of a son. Dr T. B. McGowan in Mason on Saturday, were held e~ Monday morning m New York .CIQr. A Requ iem \fass £er the deceasl!d was retebr;.tcd at St. Mar· garet Marv·s Roman Catholtc Church in til e Bronx. New York City, at 9 o'clo"k on Monday. Mr. McGowan , a former ratlro.ad condudor, t.h ed at I ·-40 p m. on Saturday followinr; an illness of two week~ lie was a native of Pittston . P<"nn sy lvama , and ttad been mak lll l( h1~ home with Or. McGowan since the death al his -ife in Au!:!u ... .. st. 19~5 . Surviving. m addition to Dr McGowan, are t~ c other sonsCarmac J, M('Gow11n and John F McGowan both o{ New YCJrk. Burial ~~ to be made ln St. fohn's Ct'm<'lr"ty, Quc(!ns, New Egg.R, riaker, pricea at farmB, conaumera, wbitett •lid browns, A jumbos 37-45; A large 34-38; A mediuma 28-31; A small 2'·26; 8 Jua:e 31-34; A lar~.~:e 40-41; A me· dium 34-35. ., Chickens, fryer!! lb 11J.17; hew, over :1 lb !3·15; hens 5 lb and under 12-13; ttens, Ugbt type 1CH2; old roosters 8-10. 3-3"' Butter, 90 score 68. Double lvent Births NEW BURNSWICK, N. J. UP wo sifitcn gave their (guiles special Christmas glflR Tuesday Mrs. Milton Borchert, 33. ot Milltown , gave birth lo a girl In St. Peter's Ho&pital. Soon afterwards a boy wall born at the same hos pltal to her siater. Mrs. Joseph Schmidt, 2!i, of Stclton. Geta. His Wish DETROIT UP ~ Robert J McClellan spent Christmas tn jail because of a (ulf•ll.cd Christmas wish. McClean IJatis!IC,d his de· !!Ire to drlve a pol icc .c.ar hy etcalina: one from in front of the Grosee Point Park st.Blion houM!. Police found him atilecp in t'he ve· blcle later. try need&. Industry, Without .,.,.... &.T. OIN. IAYMOND A. WHIIUI {U.S. A.r:m,-, Ml~d), who Ia Yor'k, on Thursda y of lhlt week. 1a thaqe of clearinl the blocked Suez Canal, confers with hf.a ~ aa.tint, J'acll: CoM01'1 (rlcht), at El Cap. Egypt. In the ~aekgroun4 •te Nine ot tb• Alvqe "Veuels read.J ta be placed Jnto opention. 'l'Q nt1ft4 A!nu\CID 1eneral told newamen tq&t qreemen' Md_ bela reached em the uae ol a 30~ ADcJo-Frencb aalva.ge fteet, wl'alcll lfteludeJ 1a Britlib salnae lhiPII and aevm aupp.IJ' veuet._ _plU1ai'IUi:lual~~~-~~wtllweard~~~- · MasoO•Co CD 0 Ji0 Chap tef PayS Off 4-year•Old Debt ~r. u .1lmo<~t at a complete atancJ. stlll Homes are poorly belted Jt~ at all 1nd a food ahortaae ill thr".:.atened. InformE:d rource11 aaid the Hungarian ,¢overnmeal baa seleetecl a team of e'1:puts to ao to Paril to try to ne~otiate tbt> $100 m:Utiott loan from the World Bank, formllly known as the Intentatioaal Bank for Rt:eon5lruction and Development. $4GO Million N...._ recent weeb Commullbt 1 ! sou~ces havr estimated the nation will net>d $400 miUlon to &et tbe nat 1on fun-ctioning apia. OUter source& predicted tbe abortq:e of coal would re 5 ult in 200,000 unemploye<i bv the first of the year. The Soviet Union bas promiled huge eo:~l shipment" witfi. 100,000 tons alrrady here. But Hungarlaa mdustry normally cansumet 80.QOO tons per day and government officials h.au Wamt:d that coal mines are 10 badly damaged they cannot operate It full peak for months. Di&closurPs of Kadar'a efforts to ease the economic plight came as }fungary's ba~red population postponed their mourning to celebrate their fint western 1tyle Cbriltm.as Iince the Ccmmuniatl came to power. No o......-r•IICNU There were no dcmo111tratiolll 'in Buaapest., just 1fnta of PeoPle walking to chur-ch past Soviet tanks and IUDS guarding the buildings ahattere.i in the Hungarians b1d for freedom. The streets were cleared of wred:.age but tbe gaping wounda of the r~ .cent blttles were still raw. Ruuian 10ldters scOOped snow from their bulking tanks for IDOW battles with Hungarian children. · Oetuionalb there was the growl of eiJ8ines as the tanks shifted po. aition in the snow, their long alim gun11 poking toward the ruins. Alter the ebureh servi-ces koota of people strolled the matn streets, pausing in front of the tan t 11 guarding &ueb budding& as the Kilian Barracks where scores of Hungarian freedom flgbters died in tbe heniest fightmg or the reTolt. Black flags of mourning atiH flutter frcm many bmldings. On others there bung tbe red, white and green tricolors from wbich the revolutionists tore the Communist Red star. Light Snow Cover Hits In Ohio For Christmas Day ather made a balf lleartChristmas to contf:ibute to the traditional .. White Christmas" tt>emt" by provldiot a Jigbt cover of snow over mueb of Obio. Akron 'ind Columbua report¥ about an mch on the around while lesser amounts were recorded elsewhere. light snow ft'll again durinc the night but only small accumulatlons were reported over most ot the state. Tbe u . s Wtoather Bureau at Columbus satd little change in the weather pallern was expected today. Oc-casional suow flurries wUl continue with some clearing tonight. High temperatures today were expected to be in the 30's with lows tonight 1n the 20's. More clourlmcss and snow flur· rics wrrc rxpeclt"d on Thursday as a low center pasl:iCS just north of Lak<' Er1e. Mrlst highways around the state were reporterl slippery in spots h accordmg to the State Hlg way Deparlffi(!llt. Tht" department said driving conrhhons were normal •·with reasonable care" on tbe Ohio Turnp•kt" The ~ ed atte~pl The Ma~on County Chapter of the Natwnal Foundabon for Infantile Paraly:>IS has pa1d off its debt to the natwnal organiation follow· mg a recrnt organizational meet· 1na: of the Marl'h or D•mes. Four \Cars ago when Mason Countv \\ -a ~ h1t with 23 cases. or the rllsras<'. the county borrowed $P,OOO I rom tht" nat1onal founda· linn. Of that total $2,300 was still tobcpa• d AI th(' rcct•n l meeting in the l'Ounl\ s:J.OOO was turnM over to the national polio foundatlcn with the sur plu s to go mto the revolv· d · ing fund "'h1ch can be. rawn from ------~--whenever the nerd aru;ea. The mon<'y wa~ U.c last of lhc NATION'S LOWEST 313.832.62 ralst'd during Jut year 's NEW YORK (l!T') - The U. S. M•n·h of Dunes Mason County an· Weather Bureau reported that CALL squ&d The EMERGENCY Racine Emergen-cy answered a call at 3 , HI 11 , m., on nually goes over the lop of th-eir Tuesday morn 111 g, dlld transported goal 111 the dnvc antl has been Alv'tt Stitt, Raunc RD 3, to the givrn <'i'{'dil lor raisin.g mo~;"C Holzer Uosp1tal su!ferina: from an muncy per cap1ta thAn aay other latbm1 att.a.ck. cOunty m West Virginia. I Fraser, Colo, was the co;ldf;·~;·~t~l~o-;~. .catlon in the natwn th1s -minus 23. The warmest lllture"'''ccorded ~uday waa LODg Beacb, Calif. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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