http://66.213.69.5/files/original/33aa55adc913c7d6b410967ad40d99e0.pdf 432e33c68b671cec60f232267d09252f PDF Text Text ' •• -" • • .. 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. �- • DaUy Senttne~ POJD~roy·M.lddleport, 0., Dee. 26, r WSAZ -TV Channel3 DEVOTED TO INTEBESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA 11CHARb $.--GENERAL MANAGilt RIYNOLD E. GIIINE - IDITOR En~Ob II ~d clap matllnt matter at the poRt office It PotDerOJ, 1 00 Today 9 00 10 00 10 30 11 00 12 00 10 12 30 1 00 2 00 2 30 3 00 4 00 .f 46 Basketball ts solidly in the air once more Parts of f1rst rounds m the SEOL and our local county league have been oompleted At this wnllng we would comment br~efly about lbe outstanding team m Me111B County, the Racine Tornadoes coached by Larry Mormon, a busl<y young athlete who I l l " hiS !1rst year at the Southern Local H1gh School and 1s ma1<- mg. Before lhe game against Middleport wh1ch Racine won gomg awav last Tuesday key players made It clear to tlus ob server they know the1r fantastic shootmg percen~e of ap proximately 53% m seven games can come tt1mbhng down dunng a ·cold • n1gbt and a defeat • ThiS m1ght he the night we lose our btg head,'' said Bob Birch w1th a twmkie clearly m hts eyes Yet he was senous, too Bob and has mates went out to trounce the Jackets •• ' ' tn the next meeting of these teams for nothmg IS certain in sports, war nr love Assummg however that the Racinltes mamtam a n~asonable facsimile of their present kmd of play, they are in w1th lJitUe more argument The Tornadoes should know that many people will be pu1lmg for them to climb high m Ohio basketball ratmgs late this wmter I Around and About With Robert Ruark I Wi!:ih ;.~ slf'rn word W1lh yuu bustt'd the ronn~('i!On Mama snf' rrrcl too I smiled 1111>1d~ The V:<!nth~m• n who w1ll h1 rf'c-t•lvlnli: do 11 youn1 1f lot s for ('hrlRtmas ('JirntHn,gn had ~tartNt ltm }tar 1 rnu! dn t rn n• less tr 'fhc> rttrhn rlnf' sn I work K1ek you sa" orf 1ll vou1 hant!s makmc.! 11 not Inn h ml lu ('lllt~e too cullllwls thul wo11 t do~•· r1r slll\1 hrtsk ,1 kirk llliE!ht :-~ta1 t it gomJl' I 1r us •l o.~ hr1r a hrar But dout If thf' trh•v!ston ~ hu ~t» d rork 1t .ll,(!l rarru d awav men t!on t w~"t \loknlh rrum sui{ to sHlr II you curr1ed HWIY or liHr~ 11 he trou h.IH anv ~nrt n( per-ulmr rurnnt hie from ( hrotllr \1 (\ t, ltss !Ius 111 u~ 1n the wron11 pl uu s bands, Pty I td 1 onr1• nwltl'ri an aL•r111 tlnr'lt What 1 ITII}Il!l to ~ •v ~~ lhlll 1 tlwt wa\ !low dn 1 know I uot an read th1 othur ds" t•u& t 11 coul.llc Ar dock on a o r line? I am a - - Kroger Names Mgr ~7:\bbe~~.~,~;,~~·~~n,t~;;:r.~~~~~~ --~--- shong V1ce-Pres1dent 1n charie of Mer('hancl1smg Wtlbur R Korenge\ F1 ank S Vamos and Carl J For New District . the Charleston D•vhuon 1\ was announc('d tuda_y •by Joseph 8 Hall, Pre!IHient of the retail tood fJtm The I)IVJSion area here was formerly knnwn u~ the Charleston Branch Mr Hall smd that r.stabllshment O( the pO~J!lon and appomtment or DIVISIOn Vice Presidents l:l a logical d1 VI !opment m Krogers' decentnllzlllwn program whiCh hh now reached the slage where we f12'lt the 1mp01 t mce of these posltlor.s should Ue recog111zed by the app01nlrnenl of a VICe presl om oflb· company .. 19 a group ()f business execut1ves m the midwest sele<!ted to attend 11 four week executive development program at Ohio Umvers1ty Included 111 the Charleston D1v ISJOn 01re 50 retail Kroger Stores 10 thls area ~rved by a dastnbu tum center mdudmg of11ees and a wa~house 111 6313 MaeCnrkle Ave , S E an Charleston Mr Hall explamed that the term 'dtviSJon 1s more dc11crlpUve than branch" as a designation for K.ro ger s Qpera'mg umls 'Each DIVI s10n mcludea a dutrtbutioll Ce'lle" supplymg il group of Kroger stores, whtch tn turn jerve the surroundmg territory n every OJYislOn lhi~ art'a exten s beyond the headquarten c1ty ant m some lnstanets, portions o several states are mduded", he ex.plamed Mr Hall also said that exper1 ente to date has demonstlated thal Kroger local autonomy poltey has resulted In better adaptation of the ('nmpany·s operattons to the IJ('cd s of lhe !oral commumly and lhe de~1res ;>( eustomers ElectJon of four new Kroger VIce Prl's!denh w.:~s announl!ed last week They are C E Arm· .t.tes de11t or each d1vt ~1on he added Mr Sch6' 'l who jomed Kroge-r 1n Plttsbur~. Pa 25 years aao 8.!1 a meat cuf.Vr ha s a broad back ground both lrl lhr operating and merchalldlslng pb.ases of the reta~l food busmt·~s HA. s1 rved as Dls-tncl M11.na~~r (,IOCcry a nd Mfal Mercl\and111er and Merthandlllc Managt•r w 1'1thhurgtl pnor lo mOYill(! to C ha•le:o~ton a~ Bran('h Manaa:er last year In 19S5 M1 Sc11erz was OR(' or nf h\'=h ~chOOJ g!udell\6 O!l I.Oil U Wrl 11'r no\ II nJCdlllllir a!lhOIII(h bland N(IW York haft nro~~:rc>u"ll ~omP encmlt' ~ hav1• s~ 11l lhat as a SABLE AND CAMEL HAIR ~n rnr w1th do-ll yourself tho\ the y wril«'r I would make a wonderful art com"blned tor thla fitted Wl"re runnln~~: uo n <vclotron mcrhunH eoat from. Ortclnata't eollec~ 'l'hll rnu~ hroomlllt:e <'!15\om ur rt On• I' 1 wa ~ ~ ummon<'ri to \h(' I ACliOIS 4 Bmallluntl\ N DaftC• lion. Innrted pleats form tun~ pamn g a faulty fan11ly f11urrt m k!lchf'n to h1 lp M:una pul out a t1 Blekly er'e 1 Youtb.l lUlU above lUtd below the waiatstud of railing 111 o pro :<il'f' lllg to bln~t 1n the 11\0V(' and mnnngf'd to e 8lqle untt C11'1\ball t5 Molt eYIJ llne. The belt 1!1 a gold metal be i!f' lllng nut nr <'n ntrol F.ver burn Mf th(' hi'!!!\ pnrt of mY hand tSMUiit 10 Boy't tchool 1 Stream link chain, 1 C\ablc m•t.er aote lltn l'e Jt ~~~rlrrt ro'ltlng about 30 1 could noL work for 11 month llilnl I 8 Welgbed, te 28 One 11 GlrlJname hurk!l to Rll\ hrllo In ll J'IIUmhf'r \tam u dul nr.t I!• I I hi' nt w coat Shaky Snte StoPPid allow ror of 12 Strinred nml {r.Jrprnlers r('(kl'\n tlu1r wnll:t"~ Mamil has not ('alll'rl mr hark to ~t&lner Brltlllll UOLLYWOOD UP - Ewn San lrultrument hy lnt('..-rnl c,,](u\u~ Lht humhli th~ kllrhrn ~lnrr She put~ out n Leap over Jalet l1s Not ever ta Cloua wound OJ) 1n J81l Tues nwnt-r of th •• mort,!! H(('d runrh tu r own {lr('~ 1u A.ppMranct 10 A lf'&I.Wty 1:0 l!l'"u dli!y bctau~t~C or too much Chn.~o• hoUSt• ha~ AhOVC(\ orr on a frl'~ h But the best piece of how not 18 Ptn point 32 Heart. 10 BetON m1111 8plrlt Harry W Clark 44 rarel"r ruqmrmft( tlu lnl.-.nlll of s• ~ tu do 1t }OluSeiC haH to do with H. W~ 1T Lowut note 20 Antlered wearmg a Sunla Claus smt when ern\ vnnellr~ Of art 1 ~ 111 lhal 1~ ~ ~ minute 'Sweetie 1 for arJlmal lhot he was arresled Chr1gtmag Eve on 1t s su rpt l~tllJOt: hfl\1. ~ unph ~ mnn llflt tu order h1 cad and dog fontl IJ S&martura tD BltOI'tII Relation. a drink drJYlllg charge said (lym) Ollloll I ship may brcomt> rntnl'~ht •I 1n htR own tlw1 morning Would you shp mlo "I've been to several p11r11es play bru:gariocm You flx om fu~r ami sonH thlnu loosr and toller down 21 MlnUI .. Part ~lnl lng SaP.ta Clau~ and everyont• at Put.ry · )'Ou'JI' )OIII M unu 1lof' ~ lll glvr }'nu to tiH ~up••rmarkct and l(el thr WindoW of 111ve me a drink ' tbat dt•or would you mtnd approa('h futlnwmg fnmt ..,.,. U Cl'laruleran~ mor(' ' fh: 11 Junwr• du Yt s rlurllng you so~ snuhn~t lolle tHJYs <'~lld lun~ an Alrorlou~ like u poor Horgla in f10nt of n IT. Beoome hat With tl~ !I&VlniH tlu•rf'of l ut ratr apolherat y 11 Rtauaw• ln a f•>ellng or pt•llCI' 011 rarth You \l'av·· the bait game to louk IUbll&DCtl good wlll to men If you ~rnllt• ufH r lis(' If a1td you go to the 1lt so IDtroquont Ned'a braflford was the reader mrn would fam rest yc mt•rnt' lll,Jtesllun You buy Spanlab ol!vel St Bl.alvtt for \he presentation of the Cbmt1110110111 ht'('!cl the old man hflfl' Pract\C(' anrhovu•s ravt11.r. rare cheese~ 11111 Story '"ith aeeompanlment by Sl Jlalf an 11'11 lncptnflsl from ttle dAv V()u hf'llvt imported bt•e 1 fan('v pickles pall' the HiClt Srlt,ool chorus when the II 1111U h£>r over lhl' thl'fllhold and tron tit• fmp ~otra 1 Al11ska crab, ami Chriatmat proifam p~aented tOJW&ted J <1ull1tv will rf'illn In tht WIJ.:WHm pntlt'll shlllllP Sunday evtt~lna 1t the Chun-h of arala [ ~hall ('XJ)OIInrl You lull nhout 60 bueka worth Cbrltt Mr 1 Geor1e Meinhart was 11. ~ .... It '~'~ not t>nough to !1!1) Ru t of fanry vtttles batk to th11 ne"I chairman of tt.e eommlttee and I opiM!Nit7 IWtetlt' I rnn't fix th~ b11o;l"d bod hrn 1ng blown the month's food al her as1istanta lntluded Mrt Hal"' .. Tapootey n or lh<' ~.:landercd w1uhln ll: mn l low an('f' _ and whe-n 11he soys old Lahae and M.ra Wl.lllam Brad111 CllraffeiUce rhlnt" ' Or the jammed ranwra 01 Rut wh 1•n s tht> bread tht> do~ lord. ... Blt.oJt.. ...... thr runuw11\ showN Sh•• wor1"1 I food? you reply "Dflrllna 1 aot The prQJram ln..eluded several numbers by the Hilh Srhool Cho arrent 11 What YOU mll.!ll do Is I ~o trlllll'ifll'd hy all theefl JllrJeous tnr•"" plano 10101 by Carol Scott, b•tlld ny a h<'avv r l"'cord or rom f11h flabli 1 l'ltan ror,ilot what you u.... plrt(' fmnb\1" fln;:Qrod tncohw~~ t ~~ nl mf' for Let's preteDd we ort Joy Boe••· Chrl.Une Bahr, Lynn 110Hal14ned Firmer, Jennifer Lohte and a rt~putallon for ereatlne ehans out 1•u~ n.~.: t d anti have 1 partv 6olftf piano duet by Judy Wildermuth of tl'rdt>r madnc111 rrom lfAnl!v Th,1t •s thl' last time you get 1'1'1>and M:udyn Swan V.lghtc('n )'cart all:o my brirlt ~rnt to th~ store anrl I were hummlnR th rou.: h Pia\ 1t this way and we all stay Voeal solos were sune by Jamc.1 South Ct.roUna Wh('n the om of 11 0 h 1c Be a wist guy ami ' Butett.er, Coll'fen Wilson David 1 onr Wiley and .Debbie Grueser ,and a new c.r atOPJX'd Df>:td I llwn vou v.11! ~hortty be called on by •• Gl'ftCN.t duet was ,ung by lva Stewart and drovP. the lint sp~te In a lonJt r4' mt m hN~ of Chron]( net pleas. Hui 1erry MGtltcy Other musical num putahon tor mechan ical •d•oc~ hund~ l'tv 1 td They wall be C'nrD .uLY ClaYPTOQVME- . . . . . . . . I I _ . 1111 bera includffll 1 tone by the Sun uHow d_, YOU IIUPD08t V(lU OIWII 1 Ylll~ lun.:c hJud~eOnll which lht>y AXl'DLJAAXa dtry Stbool children the hood•" I l!ik ~?d the chald hrtdt' makt• In lhelr spare hme which 1~ II LDI<OifiLLOW She «Ot out and opened it ampl.- hN•auae they are not slaves ReeJtaUans were Jiven by sU ..Witar do you :o~uppose llul to (lnnasl tc demands to fix the aan Neutalinl. Debby Hinkle, DebOU loltof IIMp!J ........... - · Ill WI -loA I I tor tM U.. L'~ X far the I.W8 O'a, eto. • ..... lltten. .... treatv old m1111 Is"'' I then Bsktd f 11 ~11 n .. "hrn Jt ahorta out lhe bY .Maiden, ,J~ftl'ey So&:es, John tNp11M, t1u1 lqlll IUid formaiiOII o1 the 110 01 *to Mayer Jr, Wayae Davis, Chert )OlntlhJ at II crouclun.r monBtur uloh"•lllammJI ..... &M codllett.n are m ...t. - -- ~ Lee )layer, Kathy Bunce, Jack within "That's the engm11 ' Sh4' 1 rL otnnlf~t l9S6 bY United Fea Lohae, Dennis 80as, Betsy Cun Mld !UTI' S\nd1eate, Jnr) nintlham, Hal'<lld ·Lightfoot Bar· WbatC'V<'r do }OU !iUpJl'0~4' CClU I,! llfA I!FW JWPDA&I JlfaiCK,' bara White, Sheryl Martin Mar) be wronjil wtth I!~' 5(>1lt Do Wc•lulsda} vl.st\ora in the home Lon,, Narll. Froat., Alice DaM somethlni" •nyg shr \\'hot ~ ' uf Mr and Mn Raymond Arnold FHH811 VTA KPAAI!IAXK VI!, Ann Kriner Sandra Bunce, Debaezzl ''Leta walt for a 11d., and w •rf' ~r and Mrs WU!Iam Cook by Steffy Jon cunningham, Cm~a DHONIII·-KFHRE. aet a meeharl)( In the mornmg ' 1 ~h~ luhn 1 Plfheit and mother or Farmer, Dwaine lobnson, Donald 'Ale n•xt mornlnJ the mech.tnl t' Pomeroy I DD 1'10'1" PUIICIL\d Nelaon, Brenda Boyer, JaneU Call, enetred aa he repld&tied a 1ure Mr and Mn Clarenet Swaqer BillY BolUneer, C1ndace Bahr, '-' 111CH A PIUCB-DII:Id081'RIIND. tUL ~lad aome lotte when \he top visited Tuejday eveniDC wiU. Mr l.uth l'eraum. Marvin Frye, Hel, t( lllo oil eup U41 J - oil and and lllrL Wllllaal <:*. 1 l' (0.,..., . ._. t . ·t.._ w•• - - -- - - - - -· Did You Know That? .............. ··-=. - ' Wealhereast Crunch and Des D1nah Shore ShoW 7 45 NBC News BOO You Bet Your tJre 830 D• agnet 900 9 30 10 00 11 00 I I Peoolt>'o;o Choice Thf' Ford Show Lux Vadeo Theatre B YOUR BALER TWINE W Charge off to this year's lNalneu, Black $a 7S • Prem iWn fJ.IO - G()od $6 95 Quantity I dli!Cfunt Fulton Thompton Wad(w Sates Pomeroy 12·it.}:lfe N't>ws Headllflt'!!l - 15 Weathercast Presi Box 11 30 Tonlgbt INTERVIEWS WliEEL ALitlN<IlEN-r, Jdd bnke 1e:rvlt!e (1 1 II 20 Will Be Held In M1ddleporf In Jfnuary PART.TJME BOOKKEEPER Immediate Opening r entrtes Phone or Apply In Penon ~& Super ' hyj!ramahc Blaettnar s, 12 20 etc R FIRESTOHE 202 N. 2nd Ave. !20 I Mlddl.port BuSinf'SS 5erviCI!!O (10~1JA'N l853 FORD, t dr ' lovely cream and belae, •11stomUne, V8 motor aua vbtdr, adto, heater, seat covers, Fordomatt c and Contlntntil t r Im. $100[1 00. Pomeroy • ABBO'M' TV AlSO EXCEPTING AND J1E. SERVING to the pnlll' grantor, Rose Hi.H Coal Company, Its succes.~ors, assigns tenant:s, licensees, employeeg, visitors, and ali per sons for the benefit or advantageof the grant•1r, a nr,ht of way over across and uvon a road or private r1 ght of "ay run nmg along the westerly side of the real estate descnbed herem and wltich road or prlvttc nght 0{ way runs m a south~asterJ~ direc Hon to gasoline tanks owned by Sarah Koehler Neither, the Serial No 4101S Start~r. ~y Motor 1 .a. ... OH VALLEY JUNK CO. -t=..tr.'Nilht~:. ~ ~II'OIJ(iH.YifOllTB D~ T91 Phone Stl Pomei'OY JorSoli . Jltrtce $100. See Raymond Tea er Pbone Chester. Ohio 1ord L 122estp ~jjjlifu: MANGLE, la111e .,,. 11m• U new Phone 285 12 22 2te a coCbR I'UPS.~ekl old, ' 'WhentpeopJe suddenly race b~ reavement the service of a t.ruat worthy lunaral dlreeto• Is !ndl• .;,:*ill=",'=lill"""itl"'oiUI,.;.'_R_.7D,--1:-2-:20~8'.:.•. 1 oen.,ble Ttiey allo welcome the white leJhorng ~~~atiOD &J]d 001Wi&l reeeiv~ ~ Ill ,...ulorod. Charles ·(Ill ·w;;_ted to Buv W-an~ed - - -,:::,....., -- --"Pr• ; I4 ~---------·------~~ TW!J 10011 AND FOlJR llj)OM - apartments, close 1n toW'n, 127 Butternut 12·1112tc for nut - Elec:tt1c wallpa(!;!l Trevey·Finsterwald H Funerol ome ln addition they can secure quat. i~ tnefthandJ"' wlftlout extraVlllnee 144 ·B utternut Ave Pomeroy, Oblo .. • Rodney Downing INStJftANCI! AGENCY Fire. AutDmolt1t~. Hhlth ACCib.rfT ' Llr.. Cetualty •nd Bonda Real rstate Broker •t In MlbDUPQRT, OHIO ~~ PHONES WIAX WARD mermlll Said premises and f 1xtures Ire appraised for the sum of $25,000 00 and must be sold for not lell than two-th1rd1 (%) or Bald appra15ect value-, and the Ierma of sale are as fo11ows $200 00 must be paid by the suecessful bidder at the time of (be b1d and lbe batan<o upon coni1J111ation of the sale Warren F Sheeta. Trustee in BankrupteJ GOOD IIIIREFORD BULL fo• Sale ~ uo Seales Blowers 10 H P Electric Hmst 60 H P MrJtor on Ham. Barnes-sJM()aon. I bol Dust Co1le.,or ~~~~~~~~E~~~ :2:1 11 28 tr li:JG BUl'Ch., Co t dr 'bard top, beaotl· Mi.dateport. Fl!'e fill J tone graen fmisb, white Bon&~. PhOO:e 8815-X Wall tirea, loW m1Jeage, dyna· 1low, radio, heater $2295 00 COMPLETE IDsW"•IJ.ee Protection, ~omeroy Motor Co 11 28 tr lJfe. Aato, ~ Polio Call DoD .;;;;M:;;t;:U;;';;·i;Mii;d:i;d;;l;iepo:;:;rt~.~ob;;;lo;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; 1862 PLYMOUtH 2 dr. Sedan J)eluxe, beautiful turquo1se fin· WE BUY Jsb, ~ 00 lllaettnar'g, POme.r.oy, Obio 12 20 6tc STRUCTURAL I tEAMS '""t::-::8~).... to 5e · SC~AP IRON- METALS. 0 nU IVICM 1. WU!m 801'111 co. - tt 10 Auto type "A"' 75 It P. Service Switeb volt 8 Dltaoe Corn Ble\'atot' 11 28 u SAVE ON YOUR SH"E repall' .1t Raeme Shoe Shop 1 IQII STtJI)EBAKEJI, 2 dr ' V8 Hyn 30 tf !GramaUe drive, heJtfr, very -:-:c--:--:._-'-_ _:.:~:_: 1 120 Bl Insurance 63tl __ 4te (12) 5 12. 19, 211,:.___ ...... ooco~ n, •- - o. ler d K e1 !11-arba:av ;. "tb'e Anl•i• Silent Nl1ht" concluded the } ;,,o.,-~,;; lnd Charlea Radford held with the macripllon "C DII:SIONED BY .._. Startc) ~ji,;(i,,;;;·~. ll th18 champagne Ohaft.Ully lace aheath over maU:hlDg silk •attn with lh own bt1el laee jacket buttontnr In Mck. "''bt blj'h llbhed watat Ia bowel! in \ fronL A loveiJ aown tor "'' opera. tbeatlr or lormal dlnlnc. I Ebersbach's Are Hosts At Family Dinner Christmas .Mr and Mrs Adam Ebersbach entertained wtUt a family dmner Cbr1stmas at their home on Mul berry Ave Present were Gf'orge Powell Mr son and Mrs r.Jnd dau ghter, Barbara Parkersburg W Va , Mr and Mrs Eldon Gaul and d~ughl r Gayanne, Chester Mrs Marguente Durst and daugh ter Bernice Ann and Mr and Mrn Frank Wilson and ehtldren, Ben· ny, Ann and Cher:yl, Middleport and Mr and Mrs. George Hobstet ter, ~~. and d•usllters, Pamela and Bill, Be~~.~~',..(' ,.,, Cfiristma1 eVt 1uests were Mr and Mrs Richard Gaul and son Ricky and Mr. and Mrs Don Houdaghelt and children Danny LEGAL NDTICI Joaepbme Faye Caruthers, whose plaoe of residenee tJ unknown. 1~ hereby noti.CtetJ that on 'he lStb a«y of NoVember, A D , JO!S8 .James Eldon Caruthers, being plaintiff, ftled hll petition against her as defend-.nt in the Court of Common Pleas, Metts County Ohta, coe No 1.2481, praying for divorce from the said Josephine Faye Caruthers on the grounds of Wilful Absence of said defendant fr'om laid pluntift for more thad one year tart past, Grosa Neslect ot Dllty and Extreme Cruelty, and plalntitl alao pra)'& for the r11.re, custody and control of the chll· dren; that plamtlff be awarded tbe household a:oods, household tffect. and houaehold furniture, an.d for other proper relief Said eauH wlll be for hearing on or after tbt 27th day or December, A D 11156 DecNsed Notice 111 hereby g1ven that V1r gte Mort~ whose Post Office ad -·=: -·~ - ; ~-= dress is Pom eroy Ohto Star Route CONCRETE I!LOC:KS bas been dnlv a~;;01nlt>d EIC'CUt r1x of tloe Esla .~ of Lyman E "Build Better For L"a" Bcarhs, decea ~('d late of Pome ::::--:::''"- On Rt. 33. C11t Wm. Orutttt, roy, Me1gs County oh•o DI.Wd. th11 14th day or Deeember 1Q56 Joh ( 8 n ec:on ~.Judie of tiM Probtt. CMrt 10. "'• ateamer. (.'linton l'lther, M1d 115 .. •acond II. .,.... ' ' Rock Springe, "'-1" (:ounly, Ohio 41tport. J?b- tJ26S.X. IH-tf _ _...;.'.:;on;::,.;::'.. :::.•,:Dh:;:lo:__ _ _~=~;,;,;,;,;=~==,_ (12) 19-28-(1) ~ 3te. .----... .. / Rev .Jwkloft Dicl y01 .,_ That? IUJUW HAiporl "Bul • aald one Board member ''Thfl.; no probleJD fw tlw~ boolu are alwaya oul '' Same whh our two vo)J,J-mnet of Emily Pog1 here m our Joca1 rar) The} r~ among the Jtillst tal led for booka of all Retent!y 11 'euskin1er" aaked me on a non hbrar> dar 1r I'd let an Etnlly Post over there for Her }o'ull or boiJm~e I satd yn or I m..,. ..- ltet, •nd 1r. "' beard a apeaker aay, *W• (JormeriJ p 0 eJerk tlrr~ yy al- oldest demoa-acy DOW on 1 t.er movttT. te 0 "Neftr tt \fie emb.. • · ,. 1 again wm 1 ever eom'pt•in of a I hil'b water tJtll tf I ever ~et to a really (rft! flowing aourc~ oncl' morl"• 1 She bad moved to on~ of tbt> hl ght' r area. In that town whf'r. on Monday mornlnJ with the ""ho le town wajhJOI you ('oulrl hiltdl) draw a JOOd <'Upful of w~ Y.r by m1d forenoon Some II met J eet klnda !K'Irf'd .r-.-'" What a her1tage It oui'l! an ot.h~:at10n rests on our OO.~Ij~i That larl) stfndins at l.ht f!fl to New Yark Mrbor, l.Jbfrt.r, Inc 11loft her 1hininl ll6 l •hat • rr.al and bopefti llea. . je all the worlrl I My heart swel11 Jtm to thm k of J( all 011r >H) f1r1t Christmu e.afil of thJ~ vear Ia from Mi.Q Iaiii at the way lht>M' b1g pl anh on T11ylor Baton Rottte, lA , helotfl our raer are IIPJM.nA: up water form('r M1dClleport teacher, QOW a ru1ned and JlOI'k' you know w1lb relative• w the dee:J after lhey use J1 And thP> u~ South Mls.t Susie s~• ~ " ' " bJIIaoru of gallon~ annually St·~ ms I Shl' ra u wme north next Spiblt~,­ to have no adverse effect !10 rar 111nrl Indeed Ahf' will be mbll. wlWait till r ~~ me anotht-r htg com~ NM too many M.iat ~ dnnk of K001 Ade-th~ lf>mu11 'Jl this world-----sunny per10naUUti1 kwd who have tou('hed so many, miib' l'DUrM' ' )!lung l ives for good u a tetttilr. ( ~earrhed and searched 'TIJ a This lad) taught mGte tb.e.n ._, thtck fat dll'i: book and ra Moen Thmgs 3!'f' commg to a ~how H'ars m our schools hert" down on pu~hshln.c names of taw 11 dozens and dozent of times breakmg teen agtts Many PIIPN~ Come t(l fll"d out, •e have 2 are dotng 110 Thei r theory - th1~ I \ Ime rr.>m •oday'• readtnJ• codpies and lioth were out Wed will bee dt:>1nrent knowmg tho~ \fr~ BJonl had , beod of IJJ&I all over the plaee aroond ld bl , 1 here and lolks want to know namoes aft' In bO Ka. pr nt And oran~::t IJrown and bla& ha1r ahel't' to put Uncle Ball at the many papeh: ilrl' ttvlnc nem es of weddmg and how Man should we> of~df.r•g p:1rents 1180 _ wnt.e Aunt Li111e a thanks for the Too may or these pampered 1} P" I wnel Bo "' told me n heard ('rocheted llpoon holder and tht'! ~a ve b~n hOUe~mg at offtrtal.. I! thai thl:j rr ~~ylng up eii'OOJtd hand emb'rt)tdered door lltop a ya yo~ can 1 do anylhmg to J>~rkcrshurg W Va "Well tf Good old ~mlly Post Shot! and El t~ I m a tef'n aa:er and Its agal!1st F.1wnhower had made one nvwe - - 1 t "'nave answered the Ia" ' .....,.. eanor Ro,...,.....,. spel"ch h~ d have c.rrled Canada more vexlnl( IIUtslJuns than you Pretty grimly, John Q Public C'an shl~ a stirk at 111 beflnnmg to reply throu11h the preu " I! you are old enough to rob and maybe kill an old lad} Mrs Jennmg!l Wayland has resteal a c•r molest a young gJrl 1 rNved a wonderful Christmas break ('Xpt'n~JVe w.ndows and steal I pae\age ftfJm !Wn Gar} tn U S. J(b..llt limn, 1 f>ne 1 I steal , steal - why then you re old Army m (il'rmany enou1 h to have yaur name in the lts contents - a cuckoo cloek paper wh1ch not only cud:oos tmt SH!gl an anniversary •ong - and Mra Incidentally, there nevt'r WAS w ~ays go far 1t• 11 k.nda mixed any law about this It was onl) up and tuckoos con5t antly great1y by extreme courteay and klndne$8 to the~r merr 1ment Mdton got a or the pn!'M that names wert' wath fme watch from his brother and M-hl and or coune out of r~!pect Mr Wayland an eleetr1e shaver to the famJiy Thu was 10 day1 or more ago But most people are beJinnmg ~ how1ng that Unde Sugar has m to th1nk It has bad the opposite ef 1 s 1 ~tl'd on earl> mailing over there reet from what all thts forbear too ance ftrst antended I I 1121 2&, (1) 2, 9, 16, 41< GRUESER BLOCK CO. ur a galt Father John Turcl from the thlidren of the !K'hool by Jenme Mench1n1 alter WhJrh Santa gave all prl.'st'nt a bag of cand} Follow1n e; th e program wu presented the beari!Ji Mtddleport, Ohio 0 er I, Mtke Greu 1 ey thed LaJ mbt, and r1on an ane Wells " The ~Wng~ 'Away In A Mangt"r J'amea Eldon Caruthers, plaln~ff CtQw and Crow, Attorney! fOl' LIGAL NOTICI Plolnllfl NOTICE OF SAI..I The Board. ol Education of the (11), ' ' " · 28. (12) s. 12 "· 26 Tt< Middleport Exe.mpted VillaJe School D1strJct will offer for ~e LIGAL NOTICI at public auction on Saturdl)', Jan- Ira Cljnloa Gciodotlo, Whooe pla<t uary 26th, 1eT at 2·00 p m at of nlll4Rce b unknown, will ttke the Pearl St 1chool building tn notice thll on the 7tb day ot 1'0: Middleport, Ohio, the house• Jo- vember, 19ftll the underslaned, ea~ on the foiJowina desct'tbe-d Donna !Ale Goodnlte, tiled her reaJ estate peUtion aa:ainst hlm in the Com.:non Pleas Court. of Melp County, Lot No 391 Rosa Searlt~~i Lot Olllo, CauM No 12,488, for dl· No 391 Carl Allensworth, Lot Ho tafte, alleiJine: that the defendant 380, Clyde Van Cooney; Lot. No. hat betn IUilty or Jl'OII DeJleet 889 aouth baJf Clyde '¥anCooner: of d~ty ana praylnc for dlvon:e, Lot No 389 north half $1mon cllltOdf of C!blldren and other reSinger, Lot No 388 Flora ltmea; 110!. Said CIUJe will be !o• Lot No 387 Clarenee Fretlil&h; OD or aher lhe 2'1th ar of lJe. Lot No 38'7 Flora Jone1, eember. 18fll The houses wUl he sold 1.0 the Donna Lee Goodnlte, PWntiff bJgbest bidder and must be Mmqv· Webtttr • Fultz, Attorne)'J for cd from the premucs wtthin thir- Plaintitr ty days of the dale or sale Terms (11) 13, 20, 27 (12) 5 12. 19 211 7te cash In hand on day of sal~ The Board of Education ft81!orve! tbe NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT right to reJect any or ail b1ds IXICUTRIX Peul S. Smart, Clerk Eat.te of Lyman E. B..r1tt Board of Edvcatlob 3 MIIM North of Pomeroy M,._ I.._._ ._, J!H! ; i 8111 ~~;~tt St th Sl ex; aft n Em ,oseph and J1ll Conveyor Motor Blue Streak Mi!l(er Twin spiral, Hon, style VM 1 )ldtor Co RAW FURS and Beef -ltldea Carl €hevahar, Lolli ",' Jklltom 11 27 I mop - EXCEPTING AND RESEIIVING to the grantor, Jtg successors and assigns, al lcoal, oil JAs and other mmeral~t underlying Che soU, With the right to t'nter on said pl"@misea prospect, explore and drill for, and mine, excavate and remove the Slilme w1th all machinery, ap-r phances, f1xturea and thina:s necessary or co11vement t.herefor. -~~~~ld~d~l~epo~•~l~----_!:~~ 1 1 ".Sean, one owner, $481100 Pome- O::t Begtnnmg North 911 e feet and West 3010 ft'et from tbe Southwest corner or Sectlon No 31 on the North h11e or 11. 51 acre tract now owned by the Rose JfJI1 Coal Company thence West 381 feet, tllence North 18 degree Weet 76 f•et to the Southeaat corner of ~oy Armes 37 acre lot on top of .1 Rock ChH, thenee South 67 desree West 146 fet.t to the East slde of State Route 124, 20 teet [rom the center th,reor and run· nmg parallel and 2~ feet North of a bn(!k store building ;th.ence South 25 degree 45 mmutes Ea.!lt 135 ft atong east Side of State ftt1 No 124 thence south -20 depoee 20 feet East 315 feet alone the ea!lt s 1 d e of State Route 124 thence N o r t h t1f derrte~ 15 mmutes East tOO feet ru.nmng through a D('tnt 25 feet Northerly rJf a mme openlnJ:, tbence North 248 feet to the pJaee of btginnJfll, contalmng 3 66 acres, more or lea• 1 VICE All makes Repaired pert, Tecbmr\aDII Phone J•ne u,/ -- --- ~ :~·.~~'!! e.._O.::~~'~'i r!~~ ~ - I heard Hary Hern Hofrman JuiC readlBJ 01 a erowded Car oe&it!' Labrtl')' in a WetNrn rr.1te where the wg,eeltiOb waa Jnade lhat the)' do away writh ~e of the hdtiE'r booka Uke the "Km.ey o:;, Situated In the County of Meig1, In the State of Ohio and In the Townahtp of Sutton 1nd be.hti in 160 acre lot No 1223 ~~~ bounded and deS('rJbed as folio ..... to wit Rlv1era Cpe SEPTIC TANKS CI!:SS POOLS and lUIJ BUICK 11Hard top,. out houses cieal!ed complete Indynaflow dnve stallation, free mspectton, rea!Jf2,393 00 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy , o.nable prwcs chemical servtce Ohio 12 20 6te and vacuum equipment All sep· 1~ DeSOTO vs4dr s;dan- 1 he tanks and cess pools guar an1eed for one yea" S & H San Power sreermg, automatic trans itary Servu:e, Phone Jaebou luiSSlon $695 00 Blaettnar's 1075 Toll charges can collect Pomero:y, Ohio 12 20 Ote 24 b:>ur aervtce, no extrr charge t9M CHEVROLET, 4 dr sedan, V8 up •O 50 m·Ies 11 .flO lmoc Gl'antf'~ motor with overdrive, radio, R& Attached to the improvements beJter, sclat covera, dark green QU!CK SERVICJt Od pairtn_~~ bJo Fadono. t;J~~·I on sa1d real estate as f1xtures, and finish $1743 00. Pomeroy Motor watelunakGr COUJNS , bemg a part thereof are the Col(:o. 112811 LBRS. ~ , l.J,tf lowiJlg described chattels 11D CHE:YtcOLET, 4, d!', 2: tone - - 1 Hammerm1ll blue flmsb, 1~0 serle!, heater, RADJo 6 T&Ll!!VISION' SERVICE I set Crushers elean. $719 O'J Pomeny Motor Phone 200 Cleland Appliance 1 20 H P Mol or on Sheller Co. 11 28 tf 'Store, 118 W. Main st. Pometo,. 1 Corn Sheller ., ' rcqUJr DO NOT i.OfS ........._..,._....._.,,ta ' (No aceountmg ed) Wnte, gwmg quahf1eatlons and pertment information BUIWnJ6 8 or 10 One an extra lihq oM II Jntere1ted call at tbf 11otm!l of A. N Behrei, - PomerO)' !JD Adne St 12 26 Otc r-...,.. c.,p.....,,., .- For ap experienced man or woman who can use a JOb requJc· lng 4 hours per day preferably In the moremg Wtll be req1ur ed to tally & record da1ly sales, post aceouni..!l reemvable Jed gers, and make general ledger - ONE KEY RING and leather strap Lost between Srrause Seei:Utd Ward FirehOuse, evening 12 26 3tp ·'Oitd ~ toet• eo. and 7 ~~c ,~oi.l.·.:N. lltiilel, Po"'ff'o,. , 12 11 810 ~ - .. an.,_ see Wm :rD.iBlfQPD ~u.n - . ·~.A t:r 'Harol4 Bllettton Ro:e& ~~~ or phone 8a2.J 1114 1m~p ru•. A""'..,_ ....... ' 6 ss 700 7 30 The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company h a 8 an 1mmed1ate openhiC at H&R F1re/ijone Deal er Store In Midd\ep,rt for a man to madaJe Tune Payment Department Must be a salesmon and know how to promote lll• stde a11d outstde store utes, plus ert~dlt and eoltectton foHow ·up Salar1ed posidon wtth both Ul· ary and expenses pa1d du•tng trammg period Age 23 to ~ All lnqUiri@S held stnetly co nr1 dentJai WriteR L N1chols f)o The F1reston~ Tire & Rubber Co, 211 N F1lth Sl Columbn~. Ohio, ,glVlng qua,llflcatwns YJiuNti'*iiifj, ....... I ,., WHTN-TV Channel13 I t Sh.dy Wedlresday wms Charleston CHA~EL 8 8 80 Captain\ Kanproo 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 M6rniQI Show 9 00 Mormn~r Show 10 00 Garry Moore tO 00 Garry Moore to 30 ArtbW' GodlreJ 10 30 Arthur Godfrey 11 30 Strike l.l Rtclt 11 30 Strike It Rich 12 00 Valiant Lady 12 00 Valunt Lady Mr Sherman Blessing returned 12 15 Love of Live 12 1~ Love of L1fe trom Sl Mary's ftogpJtal In Hun 12 30 Search f~r Tomorrow 12 30 Search For TomoiTo'l tmgton after subm1thng to sur 12 45 Guldlng Lilht 1 12 45 Gutdma Lilht gery 1 00 KaUe'a Kitehen 1 00 Kabe's KtteheQ. Mr .:md Mrs urt1s Young of 1 30 At Tile WQfld. Turns 1 so As tbe World Turnl Dunbar called Tuesday m the 2 00 Our Min Brooks 2 00 Our M1ss Broo1ta homes of Mr and Mrs Donald 2 30 Hoa.separty 2 30 Housep~ rty Thompson Mrs Fanrue Taylor 8 00 Tile Bit Payo!f Mr and Mrs. Rrch Ro\lsh, Mr. aad S 30 Bob Crosby Show ~ 3 00 'lhe 8 g Payofl 4 00 llri&bier Day 3 30 Bob Crosbv Show Mrs Cec1\ Blessmg and Mr and 4 00 BrtihteT Da)!. rs Fred Roush hey are planmnJi: t 15 l!eeret Storm 4 15 SeCI"I Storm ' on returnma: lo thetr !arm 111 th1s f 30 Fd&e of Jllihl 0 00 The Early Sltow 4 30 Edy,.. oC Ntght area the lm;t of the year 8 2.5 Les Paul 6 Mary Ford ~ 00 The ~Arly Show Mr aud llolri C F Ble&~~mr and 8 30 Yollf Euo Re-portv 6 25 Les Paul & Mary FoTd f:lla were shoppmg in Point Plea· , Your Ess~, Rep.ute1 6 45 Sports Parade 6 30 sant Monday afternoon 6 45 Sporh Parade !HJ George Reed and Eugene ft 55 Weatherman I 6 "" We~therman Staats called on Sherman Blessmg 7 00 TBA 7 15 nouglas F.d.wards 1 7 00 Art L1nldetter & the: 'l:id1 who 1s recuper:1ting at tbe home 7 30 l't'o Football Highlights 7 15 Douglas Elwards uf Mrs Leuvena Ra1ney 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Frtenda j' 7 30 S!!!t Prestetn of the Yukon M1 s Ethel Myers of Dayton 8 00 Bob Cummings Show Oh10 1s v1s!tmg her son Tobey and 9 00 Tbe Mllllonaire 9 30 J ve Got A Secret 8 30 Climax wde of Board tO 00 U S Steel Hour 9 30 Playhouse 90 M1 Dw1gn1 G1hbs, C F Bless \1 00 Up to the minute news ,1 00 Up to the Minute News mg and Arch Roush were busm u 05 s.. anmng the Weather I 11 05 Seanmng the Weather css c<~llrrs m New Haven Tuesday t1 10 1'he Late Show : :w;__ __ 11 10 The Late Sho Mr and Mrs Melvin Bonecult{ r anct Con n1c Mrs Garn~tt Chap mll(l were shoppmg 1n Point Pit 8. sant Thursday Mrs Etbe( Fry and Mr.!l Arney Boston and M1ke allended the WI ONEIDAY WHTN Charl-o CHANNEL 13 11 44 Slgn On Xmas program at Board School ll « S1gn On 11 45 Cartoon Club 11 45 Cartoon Club' Hou~l' Wednesday u rte~nnon 12 10 Noon News 12 10 Noon News C~r1l !'fhude anti Ella Bl t'ss mg 12 Hi Neighbors were c,JIJers of Mr and Mr~ 1'obe_y 12 15 Nelghbora 12 30 Midday Mov1e Matinee 12 30 M1dday Movie Matinee Mytrs and M1 s Ethel Mvcrs Tuc s 30 Femmlne Touch 1 00 Femtmne Touch 1 day a f1t•1 noon 2 15 Liberace ; 15 .t.iberace 2 .. L1fe With Eljubelb 2 4!! Life Witb Elizabeth 3 00 Afternoon Film Fest1val 3 00 Arternocn ~1Im f41tati'fll 4 30 Super Ser'lll Time 4 30 Super Serial Tirn..:!I 00 Mlctey Meuse Club S 00 lli.ckey Mouse Cl11b I 8 Of' Ftutrato BW Jr 8 0.0 Cartoon Club 8 ~ Five Star Final I 30 FIVe &J,ar \i'lnal ? 00 !Cutla, Fran .It Ollie 7 00 Kultl•. >"'rll. \ Olllo 'I 18 John Daly II: the Newl 7 1& Johr Dalv If the Newr 1 :10 Dumeylt~...t 7 30 Sbertff of Coch11e 8:00 CJreua s 30 N•'Y Loa The Lord 11 nlrh unto theftl 9 00 OD:ilb and Harriet 9 00 Wire Serv1ee that are of a br<lken heart; I 30 For~ Theatre 10 00 Vaughan Monroe aDd aaveth RIMlh •• ft o~ a 10 (l) Wednetday NiJht Fllhb 11 00 News ()f the NiJbt eorUrlte spirit -(Psalm 34 • 10 a J1gllt Follow-up 18.) • 11 1$ MyJtery Theatre 11 00 NeWJ br the Night Into the helpleesness of our 1111 lllyslery Tll<.ltn 12 la S1gn Oil utmoat IOrf()tf cornea thla lUI Slin Off wonderful couaolatio.n; and thts proml6e, th111 reprieve:Bedford this chance ever to begin r Mrs Victoria Stacy 1s vlattlng anew God Will always hear lter daughlcr at Stockport IY ILANCHI M. HASKINS us, from the deepest pal of The moat smack dab hit ()n the and may your Christmas joys ibf despair. oose as to m.ulma: was my birth- as rich and tim! as the INDted day aitt from C P H m Korea two evergreens all about us .as of nf)W. years qo It came on )larch 11, J>ye gotra look out, or t·u 1et all exact day ol my birthday 1 never starry ey~ over Cbrlltmas, eould quite 1et over that for tim December ataRa out as 1 Ina and at a dutance or over and a chore and ends up In en Captelna, Pew Ann McKin- 9000 mUes axy of l~jjhl, good will, rlail.tJII< .. ney alive &)ow Fred I Gardner, putor, gavv Which Js EXACl'LY as it thOuld the oUeriery and eloM:ftJ prayers be School Chorus Assisted Presentation Of Christmas Story In Church Here ' Pars<Jn':~ 2 30 Tenne11.see ~nle l?rd 300 Matin11e 'l'beatre 100 Queen For A 'Oar Mod~rn Romances soo C"mt>dv 1'1me 5 30 Aunt Dru how 600 r1a1t and Scruse• Show 6 30 News P1cture 8 45 Sports E)e LETART, W.VA. DAILY CROSS'WO'R ·~ 200 ;~eor the r.:=ool PI'OB ope~ with a r:,ee~n~ b>' Kay lolcGowln fol lilrOUp 11 r.aana: of 'U p and .. D!~u7h Topll 11Jwele Bclh C e a .I Arthur ~SCI t hudue lfullen, Mary Kay :ten~a~~vi~~~ Wells reCUkd dren of ~ lf~c! the ehrl recited the:, 1 ~~ St ~\gradt! IJns of Lhl' "iuJb or L;.,.,~ ld A IIC our .Hothe/ue f:~lftl ~he BleaS(>d f!nt~d ban~ . was preJileued Y •1 te 11 the otter for Jale at publie •ucllon oo the 5th day Jn.nuar), 19S7 at 10 3P o'clock a rn at the ft"tnt door Of tho Court Nou1e, Pomeroy M:ele11 County Ohlo the folloWI.lli t!le1cribed 1eal estaJe, togeU.er wttb the fhcture1 herrin dttenbed I ------- .',,I'. PurtU&nt to an order of the Unl· ted Statet Dlllrict Court for the lout.bern Dlatrl<'t of Ohio, Eattern Dh1.1loh ln b1nkruptcy, U1e undW· aigned, 'l'ru~;tee In bankruptcy will _-c-:----;---,---- - - - -- - - - - - ule Both to save lime, and maybe, just maybe, help these boys m what they are trymg so hard to do " Keep from getting the big head ' Regardless, we cannot help but enter here for the record that we hope these Rucme boys and thetr coach go a long ways Arnnld Sc herz, Branch Manager for tht Kru •u Co lfl this area, has m the count} and d1strtct tournament at seasou's end Thts is been uppomted to the newly ere not to wnte off Eastern's ehance of defeatmg the Tornadoes ated posltll"in Of VICe President of ' three CGA- Dm~: Dana: WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 Baslcetball !ans who hke to see a good brand of the spott wall be attending Rarme games thts wmter Several of t he deserve and wt~l recetve plenty of spec1al menhon for dead-eye accuracy and all-around floot abthty Yet these boys would be only a fractaon as successful! as they a-re without the teamwork· so clearly m evidence by all ftve players. We would JUSt as soon save- the plaudats for ind1vaduals until the end of the sea1on, as we all often refram from applaudmg dunng a senes of introductions at a crowded banquet sched- tor Sehool ·rht' Pnce Is Rlght Hume "()() 'l'lc Tac Doagh 12 :10 It Could Be Y)ll IOU t urrent 1000 10 30 1100 6 4!i Sports Eye ketball teams of that sohool concede..tfut .the 1906 57 cd1tJon of the Tornado is Lht' " best balanced out!1t'' m a number or years More than that the players appei!r to be of unusually htgh cut as mdtvtduals They are ndmg a cun ent hot streak m shootmg, and a vtctor;y 1kein of seven straight agamst some faor to good opposlllon Vet they are able to Joke about "gettmg the b1g head" and thereby !all from theJr present stand t word ,.IillottiOiu • th .pproxhnatel:r 130 eb.iidren of e Satrt!d Heart Pari1h were preft.~~ at the church audttorlum on ay evenJni to see • play ' The :,atlvlty' p~e»ented bY the <hll per · - DOeI• ~~w.. 9 00 corcee Time 6 SO News P1cture mg the most of 1t, to date 1 Observers m Racme who have foll owertfnumerous good bas boys thetr Cofree Time Dmg Dong Schnol The Price b Right Home Tic Tae Douch It Could Be Yo1.1 Current Camer11 Goes to Srhoo1 Tenaeuet Erme Ford Mat1nee Tbeatra Quee l fcor a Day 8 55 lfeather~ast 1 00 Mayor of the Town 'l 3() Ethhe Fisher 7•4!i NBC News 8 00 Htram Holiday a 30 Fathe-r Knows Best 9 00 Kraft Theatre 10 00 This Is Your Life 10 30 Twenty-One, Jark Barry U 00 News Headlinea 11 tS lVeathercas\ U:JO Prell Box 11 30 Tomght 12 30 Slin Off 1 f:IO hiiUBIM: 'J'ouctl --- ' ! $- . . . . 1M' I I 7 00 Todll) Al:odern Rom: ACN 5:.00 Comt'tty Tlma rio 30 The Aunt Oru Show 6 00 My Ltttle Mll'rll1• Racine Has Good Brand Of Basketball ; '•. ThW'Id.ly W&AZ ~55 SiJn On 8 55 Stgn On Publlahoo every afternoon exeept Sunday by The Ohio VaUtJ Sentmel. 1De.1 at 110 Jlechao~.e St , Pomer'Jy 0 Buslnea offl~ poboae 101, eoitttrW oflk:e phone 309 National advert.Uitl\1 rt!l?f'e:lfntative, Bottlnelh Klmhall btt M3 Lt•lng!on Ave. N"" YOJ'II: CIIY. 16, N y SGbsrrlptJo• fDtea DeHvei'Y by canier where available 30 ~1lt8 »er week, or.e r~o!J' ln advuce at The Dally Sentanel oftlC'e, tllll; atx months, n 80, three montha, S3 90 By motor route W'h.lrR waUable oae MORtlil $1. IY mail one year $8 au: months . . . three months, $2..10, cme raontb. Sl ' ' l I'ANT 4.DS 1-Dally \Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 26. 19J6 The Daily Sentinel - The Nativity Is Presented By Sacred Heart Parish Children A ---------------------- �- • DaUy Senttne~ POJD~roy·M.lddleport, 0., Dee. 26, r WSAZ -TV Channel3 DEVOTED TO INTEBESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA 11CHARb $.--GENERAL MANAGilt RIYNOLD E. GIIINE - IDITOR En~Ob II ~d clap matllnt matter at the poRt office It PotDerOJ, 1 00 Today 9 00 10 00 10 30 11 00 12 00 10 12 30 1 00 2 00 2 30 3 00 4 00 .f 46 Basketball ts solidly in the air once more Parts of f1rst rounds m the SEOL and our local county league have been oompleted At this wnllng we would comment br~efly about lbe outstanding team m Me111B County, the Racine Tornadoes coached by Larry Mormon, a busl<y young athlete who I l l " hiS !1rst year at the Southern Local H1gh School and 1s ma1<- mg. Before lhe game against Middleport wh1ch Racine won gomg awav last Tuesday key players made It clear to tlus ob server they know the1r fantastic shootmg percen~e of ap proximately 53% m seven games can come tt1mbhng down dunng a ·cold • n1gbt and a defeat • ThiS m1ght he the night we lose our btg head,'' said Bob Birch w1th a twmkie clearly m hts eyes Yet he was senous, too Bob and has mates went out to trounce the Jackets •• ' ' tn the next meeting of these teams for nothmg IS certain in sports, war nr love Assummg however that the Racinltes mamtam a n~asonable facsimile of their present kmd of play, they are in w1th lJitUe more argument The Tornadoes should know that many people will be pu1lmg for them to climb high m Ohio basketball ratmgs late this wmter I Around and About With Robert Ruark I Wi!:ih ;.~ slf'rn word W1lh yuu bustt'd the ronn~('i!On Mama snf' rrrcl too I smiled 1111>1d~ The V:<!nth~m• n who w1ll h1 rf'c-t•lvlnli: do 11 youn1 1f lot s for ('hrlRtmas ('JirntHn,gn had ~tartNt ltm }tar 1 rnu! dn t rn n• less tr 'fhc> rttrhn rlnf' sn I work K1ek you sa" orf 1ll vou1 hant!s makmc.! 11 not Inn h ml lu ('lllt~e too cullllwls thul wo11 t do~•· r1r slll\1 hrtsk ,1 kirk llliE!ht :-~ta1 t it gomJl' I 1r us •l o.~ hr1r a hrar But dout If thf' trh•v!ston ~ hu ~t» d rork 1t .ll,(!l rarru d awav men t!on t w~"t \loknlh rrum sui{ to sHlr II you curr1ed HWIY or liHr~ 11 he trou h.IH anv ~nrt n( per-ulmr rurnnt hie from ( hrotllr \1 (\ t, ltss !Ius 111 u~ 1n the wron11 pl uu s bands, Pty I td 1 onr1• nwltl'ri an aL•r111 tlnr'lt What 1 ITII}Il!l to ~ •v ~~ lhlll 1 tlwt wa\ !low dn 1 know I uot an read th1 othur ds" t•u& t 11 coul.llc Ar dock on a o r line? I am a - - Kroger Names Mgr ~7:\bbe~~.~,~;,~~·~~n,t~;;:r.~~~~~~ --~--- shong V1ce-Pres1dent 1n charie of Mer('hancl1smg Wtlbur R Korenge\ F1 ank S Vamos and Carl J For New District . the Charleston D•vhuon 1\ was announc('d tuda_y •by Joseph 8 Hall, Pre!IHient of the retail tood fJtm The I)IVJSion area here was formerly knnwn u~ the Charleston Branch Mr Hall smd that r.stabllshment O( the pO~J!lon and appomtment or DIVISIOn Vice Presidents l:l a logical d1 VI !opment m Krogers' decentnllzlllwn program whiCh hh now reached the slage where we f12'lt the 1mp01 t mce of these posltlor.s should Ue recog111zed by the app01nlrnenl of a VICe presl om oflb· company .. 19 a group ()f business execut1ves m the midwest sele<!ted to attend 11 four week executive development program at Ohio Umvers1ty Included 111 the Charleston D1v ISJOn 01re 50 retail Kroger Stores 10 thls area ~rved by a dastnbu tum center mdudmg of11ees and a wa~house 111 6313 MaeCnrkle Ave , S E an Charleston Mr Hall explamed that the term 'dtviSJon 1s more dc11crlpUve than branch" as a designation for K.ro ger s Qpera'mg umls 'Each DIVI s10n mcludea a dutrtbutioll Ce'lle" supplymg il group of Kroger stores, whtch tn turn jerve the surroundmg territory n every OJYislOn lhi~ art'a exten s beyond the headquarten c1ty ant m some lnstanets, portions o several states are mduded", he ex.plamed Mr Hall also said that exper1 ente to date has demonstlated thal Kroger local autonomy poltey has resulted In better adaptation of the ('nmpany·s operattons to the IJ('cd s of lhe !oral commumly and lhe de~1res ;>( eustomers ElectJon of four new Kroger VIce Prl's!denh w.:~s announl!ed last week They are C E Arm· .t.tes de11t or each d1vt ~1on he added Mr Sch6' 'l who jomed Kroge-r 1n Plttsbur~. Pa 25 years aao 8.!1 a meat cuf.Vr ha s a broad back ground both lrl lhr operating and merchalldlslng pb.ases of the reta~l food busmt·~s HA. s1 rved as Dls-tncl M11.na~~r (,IOCcry a nd Mfal Mercl\and111er and Merthandlllc Managt•r w 1'1thhurgtl pnor lo mOYill(! to C ha•le:o~ton a~ Bran('h Manaa:er last year In 19S5 M1 Sc11erz was OR(' or nf h\'=h ~chOOJ g!udell\6 O!l I.Oil U Wrl 11'r no\ II nJCdlllllir a!lhOIII(h bland N(IW York haft nro~~:rc>u"ll ~omP encmlt' ~ hav1• s~ 11l lhat as a SABLE AND CAMEL HAIR ~n rnr w1th do-ll yourself tho\ the y wril«'r I would make a wonderful art com"blned tor thla fitted Wl"re runnln~~: uo n <vclotron mcrhunH eoat from. Ortclnata't eollec~ 'l'hll rnu~ hroomlllt:e <'!15\om ur rt On• I' 1 wa ~ ~ ummon<'ri to \h(' I ACliOIS 4 Bmallluntl\ N DaftC• lion. Innrted pleats form tun~ pamn g a faulty fan11ly f11urrt m k!lchf'n to h1 lp M:una pul out a t1 Blekly er'e 1 Youtb.l lUlU above lUtd below the waiatstud of railing 111 o pro :<il'f' lllg to bln~t 1n the 11\0V(' and mnnngf'd to e 8lqle untt C11'1\ball t5 Molt eYIJ llne. The belt 1!1 a gold metal be i!f' lllng nut nr <'n ntrol F.ver burn Mf th(' hi'!!!\ pnrt of mY hand tSMUiit 10 Boy't tchool 1 Stream link chain, 1 C\ablc m•t.er aote lltn l'e Jt ~~~rlrrt ro'ltlng about 30 1 could noL work for 11 month llilnl I 8 Welgbed, te 28 One 11 GlrlJname hurk!l to Rll\ hrllo In ll J'IIUmhf'r \tam u dul nr.t I!• I I hi' nt w coat Shaky Snte StoPPid allow ror of 12 Strinred nml {r.Jrprnlers r('(kl'\n tlu1r wnll:t"~ Mamil has not ('alll'rl mr hark to ~t&lner Brltlllll UOLLYWOOD UP - Ewn San lrultrument hy lnt('..-rnl c,,](u\u~ Lht humhli th~ kllrhrn ~lnrr She put~ out n Leap over Jalet l1s Not ever ta Cloua wound OJ) 1n J81l Tues nwnt-r of th •• mort,!! H(('d runrh tu r own {lr('~ 1u A.ppMranct 10 A lf'&I.Wty 1:0 l!l'"u dli!y bctau~t~C or too much Chn.~o• hoUSt• ha~ AhOVC(\ orr on a frl'~ h But the best piece of how not 18 Ptn point 32 Heart. 10 BetON m1111 8plrlt Harry W Clark 44 rarel"r ruqmrmft( tlu lnl.-.nlll of s• ~ tu do 1t }OluSeiC haH to do with H. W~ 1T Lowut note 20 Antlered wearmg a Sunla Claus smt when ern\ vnnellr~ Of art 1 ~ 111 lhal 1~ ~ ~ minute 'Sweetie 1 for arJlmal lhot he was arresled Chr1gtmag Eve on 1t s su rpt l~tllJOt: hfl\1. ~ unph ~ mnn llflt tu order h1 cad and dog fontl IJ S&martura tD BltOI'tII Relation. a drink drJYlllg charge said (lym) Ollloll I ship may brcomt> rntnl'~ht •I 1n htR own tlw1 morning Would you shp mlo "I've been to several p11r11es play bru:gariocm You flx om fu~r ami sonH thlnu loosr and toller down 21 MlnUI .. Part ~lnl lng SaP.ta Clau~ and everyont• at Put.ry · )'Ou'JI' )OIII M unu 1lof' ~ lll glvr }'nu to tiH ~up••rmarkct and l(el thr WindoW of 111ve me a drink ' tbat dt•or would you mtnd approa('h futlnwmg fnmt ..,.,. U Cl'laruleran~ mor(' ' fh: 11 Junwr• du Yt s rlurllng you so~ snuhn~t lolle tHJYs <'~lld lun~ an Alrorlou~ like u poor Horgla in f10nt of n IT. Beoome hat With tl~ !I&VlniH tlu•rf'of l ut ratr apolherat y 11 Rtauaw• ln a f•>ellng or pt•llCI' 011 rarth You \l'av·· the bait game to louk IUbll&DCtl good wlll to men If you ~rnllt• ufH r lis(' If a1td you go to the 1lt so IDtroquont Ned'a braflford was the reader mrn would fam rest yc mt•rnt' lll,Jtesllun You buy Spanlab ol!vel St Bl.alvtt for \he presentation of the Cbmt1110110111 ht'('!cl the old man hflfl' Pract\C(' anrhovu•s ravt11.r. rare cheese~ 11111 Story '"ith aeeompanlment by Sl Jlalf an 11'11 lncptnflsl from ttle dAv V()u hf'llvt imported bt•e 1 fan('v pickles pall' the HiClt Srlt,ool chorus when the II 1111U h£>r over lhl' thl'fllhold and tron tit• fmp ~otra 1 Al11ska crab, ami Chriatmat proifam p~aented tOJW&ted J <1ull1tv will rf'illn In tht WIJ.:WHm pntlt'll shlllllP Sunday evtt~lna 1t the Chun-h of arala [ ~hall ('XJ)OIInrl You lull nhout 60 bueka worth Cbrltt Mr 1 Geor1e Meinhart was 11. ~ .... It '~'~ not t>nough to !1!1) Ru t of fanry vtttles batk to th11 ne"I chairman of tt.e eommlttee and I opiM!Nit7 IWtetlt' I rnn't fix th~ b11o;l"d bod hrn 1ng blown the month's food al her as1istanta lntluded Mrt Hal"' .. Tapootey n or lh<' ~.:landercd w1uhln ll: mn l low an('f' _ and whe-n 11he soys old Lahae and M.ra Wl.lllam Brad111 CllraffeiUce rhlnt" ' Or the jammed ranwra 01 Rut wh 1•n s tht> bread tht> do~ lord. ... Blt.oJt.. ...... thr runuw11\ showN Sh•• wor1"1 I food? you reply "Dflrllna 1 aot The prQJram ln..eluded several numbers by the Hilh Srhool Cho arrent 11 What YOU mll.!ll do Is I ~o trlllll'ifll'd hy all theefl JllrJeous tnr•"" plano 10101 by Carol Scott, b•tlld ny a h<'avv r l"'cord or rom f11h flabli 1 l'ltan ror,ilot what you u.... plrt(' fmnb\1" fln;:Qrod tncohw~~ t ~~ nl mf' for Let's preteDd we ort Joy Boe••· Chrl.Une Bahr, Lynn 110Hal14ned Firmer, Jennifer Lohte and a rt~putallon for ereatlne ehans out 1•u~ n.~.: t d anti have 1 partv 6olftf piano duet by Judy Wildermuth of tl'rdt>r madnc111 rrom lfAnl!v Th,1t •s thl' last time you get 1'1'1>and M:udyn Swan V.lghtc('n )'cart all:o my brirlt ~rnt to th~ store anrl I were hummlnR th rou.: h Pia\ 1t this way and we all stay Voeal solos were sune by Jamc.1 South Ct.roUna Wh('n the om of 11 0 h 1c Be a wist guy ami ' Butett.er, Coll'fen Wilson David 1 onr Wiley and .Debbie Grueser ,and a new c.r atOPJX'd Df>:td I llwn vou v.11! ~hortty be called on by •• Gl'ftCN.t duet was ,ung by lva Stewart and drovP. the lint sp~te In a lonJt r4' mt m hN~ of Chron]( net pleas. Hui 1erry MGtltcy Other musical num putahon tor mechan ical •d•oc~ hund~ l'tv 1 td They wall be C'nrD .uLY ClaYPTOQVME- . . . . . . . . I I _ . 1111 bera includffll 1 tone by the Sun uHow d_, YOU IIUPD08t V(lU OIWII 1 Ylll~ lun.:c hJud~eOnll which lht>y AXl'DLJAAXa dtry Stbool children the hood•" I l!ik ~?d the chald hrtdt' makt• In lhelr spare hme which 1~ II LDI<OifiLLOW She «Ot out and opened it ampl.- hN•auae they are not slaves ReeJtaUans were Jiven by sU ..Witar do you :o~uppose llul to (lnnasl tc demands to fix the aan Neutalinl. Debby Hinkle, DebOU loltof IIMp!J ........... - · Ill WI -loA I I tor tM U.. L'~ X far the I.W8 O'a, eto. • ..... lltten. .... treatv old m1111 Is"'' I then Bsktd f 11 ~11 n .. "hrn Jt ahorta out lhe bY .Maiden, ,J~ftl'ey So&:es, John tNp11M, t1u1 lqlll IUid formaiiOII o1 the 110 01 *to Mayer Jr, Wayae Davis, Chert )OlntlhJ at II crouclun.r monBtur uloh"•lllammJI ..... &M codllett.n are m ...t. - -- ~ Lee )layer, Kathy Bunce, Jack within "That's the engm11 ' Sh4' 1 rL otnnlf~t l9S6 bY United Fea Lohae, Dennis 80as, Betsy Cun Mld !UTI' S\nd1eate, Jnr) nintlham, Hal'<lld ·Lightfoot Bar· WbatC'V<'r do }OU !iUpJl'0~4' CClU I,! llfA I!FW JWPDA&I JlfaiCK,' bara White, Sheryl Martin Mar) be wronjil wtth I!~' 5(>1lt Do Wc•lulsda} vl.st\ora in the home Lon,, Narll. Froat., Alice DaM somethlni" •nyg shr \\'hot ~ ' uf Mr and Mn Raymond Arnold FHH811 VTA KPAAI!IAXK VI!, Ann Kriner Sandra Bunce, Debaezzl ''Leta walt for a 11d., and w •rf' ~r and Mrs WU!Iam Cook by Steffy Jon cunningham, Cm~a DHONIII·-KFHRE. aet a meeharl)( In the mornmg ' 1 ~h~ luhn 1 Plfheit and mother or Farmer, Dwaine lobnson, Donald 'Ale n•xt mornlnJ the mech.tnl t' Pomeroy I DD 1'10'1" PUIICIL\d Nelaon, Brenda Boyer, JaneU Call, enetred aa he repld&tied a 1ure Mr and Mn Clarenet Swaqer BillY BolUneer, C1ndace Bahr, '-' 111CH A PIUCB-DII:Id081'RIIND. tUL ~lad aome lotte when \he top visited Tuejday eveniDC wiU. Mr l.uth l'eraum. Marvin Frye, Hel, t( lllo oil eup U41 J - oil and and lllrL Wllllaal <:*. 1 l' (0.,..., . ._. t . ·t.._ w•• - - -- - - - - -· Did You Know That? .............. ··-=. - ' Wealhereast Crunch and Des D1nah Shore ShoW 7 45 NBC News BOO You Bet Your tJre 830 D• agnet 900 9 30 10 00 11 00 I I Peoolt>'o;o Choice Thf' Ford Show Lux Vadeo Theatre B YOUR BALER TWINE W Charge off to this year's lNalneu, Black $a 7S • Prem iWn fJ.IO - G()od $6 95 Quantity I dli!Cfunt Fulton Thompton Wad(w Sates Pomeroy 12·it.}:lfe N't>ws Headllflt'!!l - 15 Weathercast Presi Box 11 30 Tonlgbt INTERVIEWS WliEEL ALitlN<IlEN-r, Jdd bnke 1e:rvlt!e (1 1 II 20 Will Be Held In M1ddleporf In Jfnuary PART.TJME BOOKKEEPER Immediate Opening r entrtes Phone or Apply In Penon ~& Super ' hyj!ramahc Blaettnar s, 12 20 etc R FIRESTOHE 202 N. 2nd Ave. !20 I Mlddl.port BuSinf'SS 5erviCI!!O (10~1JA'N l853 FORD, t dr ' lovely cream and belae, •11stomUne, V8 motor aua vbtdr, adto, heater, seat covers, Fordomatt c and Contlntntil t r Im. $100[1 00. Pomeroy • ABBO'M' TV AlSO EXCEPTING AND J1E. SERVING to the pnlll' grantor, Rose Hi.H Coal Company, Its succes.~ors, assigns tenant:s, licensees, employeeg, visitors, and ali per sons for the benefit or advantageof the grant•1r, a nr,ht of way over across and uvon a road or private r1 ght of "ay run nmg along the westerly side of the real estate descnbed herem and wltich road or prlvttc nght 0{ way runs m a south~asterJ~ direc Hon to gasoline tanks owned by Sarah Koehler Neither, the Serial No 4101S Start~r. ~y Motor 1 .a. ... OH VALLEY JUNK CO. -t=..tr.'Nilht~:. ~ ~II'OIJ(iH.YifOllTB D~ T91 Phone Stl Pomei'OY JorSoli . Jltrtce $100. See Raymond Tea er Pbone Chester. Ohio 1ord L 122estp ~jjjlifu: MANGLE, la111e .,,. 11m• U new Phone 285 12 22 2te a coCbR I'UPS.~ekl old, ' 'WhentpeopJe suddenly race b~ reavement the service of a t.ruat worthy lunaral dlreeto• Is !ndl• .;,:*ill=",'=lill"""itl"'oiUI,.;.'_R_.7D,--1:-2-:20~8'.:.•. 1 oen.,ble Ttiey allo welcome the white leJhorng ~~~atiOD &J]d 001Wi&l reeeiv~ ~ Ill ,...ulorod. Charles ·(Ill ·w;;_ted to Buv W-an~ed - - -,:::,....., -- --"Pr• ; I4 ~---------·------~~ TW!J 10011 AND FOlJR llj)OM - apartments, close 1n toW'n, 127 Butternut 12·1112tc for nut - Elec:tt1c wallpa(!;!l Trevey·Finsterwald H Funerol ome ln addition they can secure quat. i~ tnefthandJ"' wlftlout extraVlllnee 144 ·B utternut Ave Pomeroy, Oblo .. • Rodney Downing INStJftANCI! AGENCY Fire. AutDmolt1t~. Hhlth ACCib.rfT ' Llr.. Cetualty •nd Bonda Real rstate Broker •t In MlbDUPQRT, OHIO ~~ PHONES WIAX WARD mermlll Said premises and f 1xtures Ire appraised for the sum of $25,000 00 and must be sold for not lell than two-th1rd1 (%) or Bald appra15ect value-, and the Ierma of sale are as fo11ows $200 00 must be paid by the suecessful bidder at the time of (be b1d and lbe batan<o upon coni1J111ation of the sale Warren F Sheeta. Trustee in BankrupteJ GOOD IIIIREFORD BULL fo• Sale ~ uo Seales Blowers 10 H P Electric Hmst 60 H P MrJtor on Ham. Barnes-sJM()aon. I bol Dust Co1le.,or ~~~~~~~~E~~~ :2:1 11 28 tr li:JG BUl'Ch., Co t dr 'bard top, beaotl· Mi.dateport. Fl!'e fill J tone graen fmisb, white Bon&~. PhOO:e 8815-X Wall tirea, loW m1Jeage, dyna· 1low, radio, heater $2295 00 COMPLETE IDsW"•IJ.ee Protection, ~omeroy Motor Co 11 28 tr lJfe. Aato, ~ Polio Call DoD .;;;;M:;;t;:U;;';;·i;Mii;d:i;d;;l;iepo:;:;rt~.~ob;;;lo;;.;;;;;;;;;;;; 1862 PLYMOUtH 2 dr. Sedan J)eluxe, beautiful turquo1se fin· WE BUY Jsb, ~ 00 lllaettnar'g, POme.r.oy, Obio 12 20 6tc STRUCTURAL I tEAMS '""t::-::8~).... to 5e · SC~AP IRON- METALS. 0 nU IVICM 1. WU!m 801'111 co. - tt 10 Auto type "A"' 75 It P. Service Switeb volt 8 Dltaoe Corn Ble\'atot' 11 28 u SAVE ON YOUR SH"E repall' .1t Raeme Shoe Shop 1 IQII STtJI)EBAKEJI, 2 dr ' V8 Hyn 30 tf !GramaUe drive, heJtfr, very -:-:c--:--:._-'-_ _:.:~:_: 1 120 Bl Insurance 63tl __ 4te (12) 5 12. 19, 211,:.___ ...... ooco~ n, •- - o. ler d K e1 !11-arba:av ;. "tb'e Anl•i• Silent Nl1ht" concluded the } ;,,o.,-~,;; lnd Charlea Radford held with the macripllon "C DII:SIONED BY .._. Startc) ~ji,;(i,,;;;·~. ll th18 champagne Ohaft.Ully lace aheath over maU:hlDg silk •attn with lh own bt1el laee jacket buttontnr In Mck. "''bt blj'h llbhed watat Ia bowel! in \ fronL A loveiJ aown tor "'' opera. tbeatlr or lormal dlnlnc. I Ebersbach's Are Hosts At Family Dinner Christmas .Mr and Mrs Adam Ebersbach entertained wtUt a family dmner Cbr1stmas at their home on Mul berry Ave Present were Gf'orge Powell Mr son and Mrs r.Jnd dau ghter, Barbara Parkersburg W Va , Mr and Mrs Eldon Gaul and d~ughl r Gayanne, Chester Mrs Marguente Durst and daugh ter Bernice Ann and Mr and Mrn Frank Wilson and ehtldren, Ben· ny, Ann and Cher:yl, Middleport and Mr and Mrs. George Hobstet ter, ~~. and d•usllters, Pamela and Bill, Be~~.~~',..(' ,.,, Cfiristma1 eVt 1uests were Mr and Mrs Richard Gaul and son Ricky and Mr. and Mrs Don Houdaghelt and children Danny LEGAL NDTICI Joaepbme Faye Caruthers, whose plaoe of residenee tJ unknown. 1~ hereby noti.CtetJ that on 'he lStb a«y of NoVember, A D , JO!S8 .James Eldon Caruthers, being plaintiff, ftled hll petition against her as defend-.nt in the Court of Common Pleas, Metts County Ohta, coe No 1.2481, praying for divorce from the said Josephine Faye Caruthers on the grounds of Wilful Absence of said defendant fr'om laid pluntift for more thad one year tart past, Grosa Neslect ot Dllty and Extreme Cruelty, and plalntitl alao pra)'& for the r11.re, custody and control of the chll· dren; that plamtlff be awarded tbe household a:oods, household tffect. and houaehold furniture, an.d for other proper relief Said eauH wlll be for hearing on or after tbt 27th day or December, A D 11156 DecNsed Notice 111 hereby g1ven that V1r gte Mort~ whose Post Office ad -·=: -·~ - ; ~-= dress is Pom eroy Ohto Star Route CONCRETE I!LOC:KS bas been dnlv a~;;01nlt>d EIC'CUt r1x of tloe Esla .~ of Lyman E "Build Better For L"a" Bcarhs, decea ~('d late of Pome ::::--:::''"- On Rt. 33. C11t Wm. Orutttt, roy, Me1gs County oh•o DI.Wd. th11 14th day or Deeember 1Q56 Joh ( 8 n ec:on ~.Judie of tiM Probtt. CMrt 10. "'• ateamer. (.'linton l'lther, M1d 115 .. •acond II. .,.... ' ' Rock Springe, "'-1" (:ounly, Ohio 41tport. J?b- tJ26S.X. IH-tf _ _...;.'.:;on;::,.;::'.. :::.•,:Dh:;:lo:__ _ _~=~;,;,;,;,;=~==,_ (12) 19-28-(1) ~ 3te. .----... .. / Rev .Jwkloft Dicl y01 .,_ That? IUJUW HAiporl "Bul • aald one Board member ''Thfl.; no probleJD fw tlw~ boolu are alwaya oul '' Same whh our two vo)J,J-mnet of Emily Pog1 here m our Joca1 rar) The} r~ among the Jtillst tal led for booka of all Retent!y 11 'euskin1er" aaked me on a non hbrar> dar 1r I'd let an Etnlly Post over there for Her }o'ull or boiJm~e I satd yn or I m..,. ..- ltet, •nd 1r. "' beard a apeaker aay, *W• (JormeriJ p 0 eJerk tlrr~ yy al- oldest demoa-acy DOW on 1 t.er movttT. te 0 "Neftr tt \fie emb.. • · ,. 1 again wm 1 ever eom'pt•in of a I hil'b water tJtll tf I ever ~et to a really (rft! flowing aourc~ oncl' morl"• 1 She bad moved to on~ of tbt> hl ght' r area. In that town whf'r. on Monday mornlnJ with the ""ho le town wajhJOI you ('oulrl hiltdl) draw a JOOd <'Upful of w~ Y.r by m1d forenoon Some II met J eet klnda !K'Irf'd .r-.-'" What a her1tage It oui'l! an ot.h~:at10n rests on our OO.~Ij~i That larl) stfndins at l.ht f!fl to New Yark Mrbor, l.Jbfrt.r, Inc 11loft her 1hininl ll6 l •hat • rr.al and bopefti llea. . je all the worlrl I My heart swel11 Jtm to thm k of J( all 011r >H) f1r1t Christmu e.afil of thJ~ vear Ia from Mi.Q Iaiii at the way lht>M' b1g pl anh on T11ylor Baton Rottte, lA , helotfl our raer are IIPJM.nA: up water form('r M1dClleport teacher, QOW a ru1ned and JlOI'k' you know w1lb relative• w the dee:J after lhey use J1 And thP> u~ South Mls.t Susie s~• ~ " ' " bJIIaoru of gallon~ annually St·~ ms I Shl' ra u wme north next Spiblt~,­ to have no adverse effect !10 rar 111nrl Indeed Ahf' will be mbll. wlWait till r ~~ me anotht-r htg com~ NM too many M.iat ~ dnnk of K001 Ade-th~ lf>mu11 'Jl this world-----sunny per10naUUti1 kwd who have tou('hed so many, miib' l'DUrM' ' )!lung l ives for good u a tetttilr. ( ~earrhed and searched 'TIJ a This lad) taught mGte tb.e.n ._, thtck fat dll'i: book and ra Moen Thmgs 3!'f' commg to a ~how H'ars m our schools hert" down on pu~hshln.c names of taw 11 dozens and dozent of times breakmg teen agtts Many PIIPN~ Come t(l fll"d out, •e have 2 are dotng 110 Thei r theory - th1~ I \ Ime rr.>m •oday'• readtnJ• codpies and lioth were out Wed will bee dt:>1nrent knowmg tho~ \fr~ BJonl had , beod of IJJ&I all over the plaee aroond ld bl , 1 here and lolks want to know namoes aft' In bO Ka. pr nt And oran~::t IJrown and bla& ha1r ahel't' to put Uncle Ball at the many papeh: ilrl' ttvlnc nem es of weddmg and how Man should we> of~df.r•g p:1rents 1180 _ wnt.e Aunt Li111e a thanks for the Too may or these pampered 1} P" I wnel Bo "' told me n heard ('rocheted llpoon holder and tht'! ~a ve b~n hOUe~mg at offtrtal.. I! thai thl:j rr ~~ylng up eii'OOJtd hand emb'rt)tdered door lltop a ya yo~ can 1 do anylhmg to J>~rkcrshurg W Va "Well tf Good old ~mlly Post Shot! and El t~ I m a tef'n aa:er and Its agal!1st F.1wnhower had made one nvwe - - 1 t "'nave answered the Ia" ' .....,.. eanor Ro,...,.....,. spel"ch h~ d have c.rrled Canada more vexlnl( IIUtslJuns than you Pretty grimly, John Q Public C'an shl~ a stirk at 111 beflnnmg to reply throu11h the preu " I! you are old enough to rob and maybe kill an old lad} Mrs Jennmg!l Wayland has resteal a c•r molest a young gJrl 1 rNved a wonderful Christmas break ('Xpt'n~JVe w.ndows and steal I pae\age ftfJm !Wn Gar} tn U S. J(b..llt limn, 1 f>ne 1 I steal , steal - why then you re old Army m (il'rmany enou1 h to have yaur name in the lts contents - a cuckoo cloek paper wh1ch not only cud:oos tmt SH!gl an anniversary •ong - and Mra Incidentally, there nevt'r WAS w ~ays go far 1t• 11 k.nda mixed any law about this It was onl) up and tuckoos con5t antly great1y by extreme courteay and klndne$8 to the~r merr 1ment Mdton got a or the pn!'M that names wert' wath fme watch from his brother and M-hl and or coune out of r~!pect Mr Wayland an eleetr1e shaver to the famJiy Thu was 10 day1 or more ago But most people are beJinnmg ~ how1ng that Unde Sugar has m to th1nk It has bad the opposite ef 1 s 1 ~tl'd on earl> mailing over there reet from what all thts forbear too ance ftrst antended I I 1121 2&, (1) 2, 9, 16, 41< GRUESER BLOCK CO. ur a galt Father John Turcl from the thlidren of the !K'hool by Jenme Mench1n1 alter WhJrh Santa gave all prl.'st'nt a bag of cand} Follow1n e; th e program wu presented the beari!Ji Mtddleport, Ohio 0 er I, Mtke Greu 1 ey thed LaJ mbt, and r1on an ane Wells " The ~Wng~ 'Away In A Mangt"r J'amea Eldon Caruthers, plaln~ff CtQw and Crow, Attorney! fOl' LIGAL NOTICI Plolnllfl NOTICE OF SAI..I The Board. ol Education of the (11), ' ' " · 28. (12) s. 12 "· 26 Tt< Middleport Exe.mpted VillaJe School D1strJct will offer for ~e LIGAL NOTICI at public auction on Saturdl)', Jan- Ira Cljnloa Gciodotlo, Whooe pla<t uary 26th, 1eT at 2·00 p m at of nlll4Rce b unknown, will ttke the Pearl St 1chool building tn notice thll on the 7tb day ot 1'0: Middleport, Ohio, the house• Jo- vember, 19ftll the underslaned, ea~ on the foiJowina desct'tbe-d Donna !Ale Goodnlte, tiled her reaJ estate peUtion aa:ainst hlm in the Com.:non Pleas Court. of Melp County, Lot No 391 Rosa Searlt~~i Lot Olllo, CauM No 12,488, for dl· No 391 Carl Allensworth, Lot Ho tafte, alleiJine: that the defendant 380, Clyde Van Cooney; Lot. No. hat betn IUilty or Jl'OII DeJleet 889 aouth baJf Clyde '¥anCooner: of d~ty ana praylnc for dlvon:e, Lot No 389 north half $1mon cllltOdf of C!blldren and other reSinger, Lot No 388 Flora ltmea; 110!. Said CIUJe will be !o• Lot No 387 Clarenee Fretlil&h; OD or aher lhe 2'1th ar of lJe. Lot No 38'7 Flora Jone1, eember. 18fll The houses wUl he sold 1.0 the Donna Lee Goodnlte, PWntiff bJgbest bidder and must be Mmqv· Webtttr • Fultz, Attorne)'J for cd from the premucs wtthin thir- Plaintitr ty days of the dale or sale Terms (11) 13, 20, 27 (12) 5 12. 19 211 7te cash In hand on day of sal~ The Board of Education ft81!orve! tbe NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT right to reJect any or ail b1ds IXICUTRIX Peul S. Smart, Clerk Eat.te of Lyman E. B..r1tt Board of Edvcatlob 3 MIIM North of Pomeroy M,._ I.._._ ._, J!H! ; i 8111 ~~;~tt St th Sl ex; aft n Em ,oseph and J1ll Conveyor Motor Blue Streak Mi!l(er Twin spiral, Hon, style VM 1 )ldtor Co RAW FURS and Beef -ltldea Carl €hevahar, Lolli ",' Jklltom 11 27 I mop - EXCEPTING AND RESEIIVING to the grantor, Jtg successors and assigns, al lcoal, oil JAs and other mmeral~t underlying Che soU, With the right to t'nter on said pl"@misea prospect, explore and drill for, and mine, excavate and remove the Slilme w1th all machinery, ap-r phances, f1xturea and thina:s necessary or co11vement t.herefor. -~~~~ld~d~l~epo~•~l~----_!:~~ 1 1 ".Sean, one owner, $481100 Pome- O::t Begtnnmg North 911 e feet and West 3010 ft'et from tbe Southwest corner or Sectlon No 31 on the North h11e or 11. 51 acre tract now owned by the Rose JfJI1 Coal Company thence West 381 feet, tllence North 18 degree Weet 76 f•et to the Southeaat corner of ~oy Armes 37 acre lot on top of .1 Rock ChH, thenee South 67 desree West 146 fet.t to the East slde of State Route 124, 20 teet [rom the center th,reor and run· nmg parallel and 2~ feet North of a bn(!k store building ;th.ence South 25 degree 45 mmutes Ea.!lt 135 ft atong east Side of State ftt1 No 124 thence south -20 depoee 20 feet East 315 feet alone the ea!lt s 1 d e of State Route 124 thence N o r t h t1f derrte~ 15 mmutes East tOO feet ru.nmng through a D('tnt 25 feet Northerly rJf a mme openlnJ:, tbence North 248 feet to the pJaee of btginnJfll, contalmng 3 66 acres, more or lea• 1 VICE All makes Repaired pert, Tecbmr\aDII Phone J•ne u,/ -- --- ~ :~·.~~'!! e.._O.::~~'~'i r!~~ ~ - I heard Hary Hern Hofrman JuiC readlBJ 01 a erowded Car oe&it!' Labrtl')' in a WetNrn rr.1te where the wg,eeltiOb waa Jnade lhat the)' do away writh ~e of the hdtiE'r booka Uke the "Km.ey o:;, Situated In the County of Meig1, In the State of Ohio and In the Townahtp of Sutton 1nd be.hti in 160 acre lot No 1223 ~~~ bounded and deS('rJbed as folio ..... to wit Rlv1era Cpe SEPTIC TANKS CI!:SS POOLS and lUIJ BUICK 11Hard top,. out houses cieal!ed complete Indynaflow dnve stallation, free mspectton, rea!Jf2,393 00 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy , o.nable prwcs chemical servtce Ohio 12 20 6te and vacuum equipment All sep· 1~ DeSOTO vs4dr s;dan- 1 he tanks and cess pools guar an1eed for one yea" S & H San Power sreermg, automatic trans itary Servu:e, Phone Jaebou luiSSlon $695 00 Blaettnar's 1075 Toll charges can collect Pomero:y, Ohio 12 20 Ote 24 b:>ur aervtce, no extrr charge t9M CHEVROLET, 4 dr sedan, V8 up •O 50 m·Ies 11 .flO lmoc Gl'antf'~ motor with overdrive, radio, R& Attached to the improvements beJter, sclat covera, dark green QU!CK SERVICJt Od pairtn_~~ bJo Fadono. t;J~~·I on sa1d real estate as f1xtures, and finish $1743 00. Pomeroy Motor watelunakGr COUJNS , bemg a part thereof are the Col(:o. 112811 LBRS. ~ , l.J,tf lowiJlg described chattels 11D CHE:YtcOLET, 4, d!', 2: tone - - 1 Hammerm1ll blue flmsb, 1~0 serle!, heater, RADJo 6 T&Ll!!VISION' SERVICE I set Crushers elean. $719 O'J Pomeny Motor Phone 200 Cleland Appliance 1 20 H P Mol or on Sheller Co. 11 28 tf 'Store, 118 W. Main st. Pometo,. 1 Corn Sheller ., ' rcqUJr DO NOT i.OfS ........._..,._....._.,,ta ' (No aceountmg ed) Wnte, gwmg quahf1eatlons and pertment information BUIWnJ6 8 or 10 One an extra lihq oM II Jntere1ted call at tbf 11otm!l of A. N Behrei, - PomerO)' !JD Adne St 12 26 Otc r-...,.. c.,p.....,,., .- For ap experienced man or woman who can use a JOb requJc· lng 4 hours per day preferably In the moremg Wtll be req1ur ed to tally & record da1ly sales, post aceouni..!l reemvable Jed gers, and make general ledger - ONE KEY RING and leather strap Lost between Srrause Seei:Utd Ward FirehOuse, evening 12 26 3tp ·'Oitd ~ toet• eo. and 7 ~~c ,~oi.l.·.:N. lltiilel, Po"'ff'o,. , 12 11 810 ~ - .. an.,_ see Wm :rD.iBlfQPD ~u.n - . ·~.A t:r 'Harol4 Bllettton Ro:e& ~~~ or phone 8a2.J 1114 1m~p ru•. A""'..,_ ....... ' 6 ss 700 7 30 The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company h a 8 an 1mmed1ate openhiC at H&R F1re/ijone Deal er Store In Midd\ep,rt for a man to madaJe Tune Payment Department Must be a salesmon and know how to promote lll• stde a11d outstde store utes, plus ert~dlt and eoltectton foHow ·up Salar1ed posidon wtth both Ul· ary and expenses pa1d du•tng trammg period Age 23 to ~ All lnqUiri@S held stnetly co nr1 dentJai WriteR L N1chols f)o The F1reston~ Tire & Rubber Co, 211 N F1lth Sl Columbn~. Ohio, ,glVlng qua,llflcatwns YJiuNti'*iiifj, ....... I ,., WHTN-TV Channel13 I t Sh.dy Wedlresday wms Charleston CHA~EL 8 8 80 Captain\ Kanproo 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 9 00 M6rniQI Show 9 00 Mormn~r Show 10 00 Garry Moore tO 00 Garry Moore to 30 ArtbW' GodlreJ 10 30 Arthur Godfrey 11 30 Strike l.l Rtclt 11 30 Strike It Rich 12 00 Valiant Lady 12 00 Valunt Lady Mr Sherman Blessing returned 12 15 Love of Live 12 1~ Love of L1fe trom Sl Mary's ftogpJtal In Hun 12 30 Search f~r Tomorrow 12 30 Search For TomoiTo'l tmgton after subm1thng to sur 12 45 Guldlng Lilht 1 12 45 Gutdma Lilht gery 1 00 KaUe'a Kitehen 1 00 Kabe's KtteheQ. Mr .:md Mrs urt1s Young of 1 30 At Tile WQfld. Turns 1 so As tbe World Turnl Dunbar called Tuesday m the 2 00 Our Min Brooks 2 00 Our M1ss Broo1ta homes of Mr and Mrs Donald 2 30 Hoa.separty 2 30 Housep~ rty Thompson Mrs Fanrue Taylor 8 00 Tile Bit Payo!f Mr and Mrs. Rrch Ro\lsh, Mr. aad S 30 Bob Crosby Show ~ 3 00 'lhe 8 g Payofl 4 00 llri&bier Day 3 30 Bob Crosbv Show Mrs Cec1\ Blessmg and Mr and 4 00 BrtihteT Da)!. rs Fred Roush hey are planmnJi: t 15 l!eeret Storm 4 15 SeCI"I Storm ' on returnma: lo thetr !arm 111 th1s f 30 Fd&e of Jllihl 0 00 The Early Sltow 4 30 Edy,.. oC Ntght area the lm;t of the year 8 2.5 Les Paul 6 Mary Ford ~ 00 The ~Arly Show Mr aud llolri C F Ble&~~mr and 8 30 Yollf Euo Re-portv 6 25 Les Paul & Mary FoTd f:lla were shoppmg in Point Plea· , Your Ess~, Rep.ute1 6 45 Sports Parade 6 30 sant Monday afternoon 6 45 Sporh Parade !HJ George Reed and Eugene ft 55 Weatherman I 6 "" We~therman Staats called on Sherman Blessmg 7 00 TBA 7 15 nouglas F.d.wards 1 7 00 Art L1nldetter & the: 'l:id1 who 1s recuper:1ting at tbe home 7 30 l't'o Football Highlights 7 15 Douglas Elwards uf Mrs Leuvena Ra1ney 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Frtenda j' 7 30 S!!!t Prestetn of the Yukon M1 s Ethel Myers of Dayton 8 00 Bob Cummings Show Oh10 1s v1s!tmg her son Tobey and 9 00 Tbe Mllllonaire 9 30 J ve Got A Secret 8 30 Climax wde of Board tO 00 U S Steel Hour 9 30 Playhouse 90 M1 Dw1gn1 G1hbs, C F Bless \1 00 Up to the minute news ,1 00 Up to the Minute News mg and Arch Roush were busm u 05 s.. anmng the Weather I 11 05 Seanmng the Weather css c<~llrrs m New Haven Tuesday t1 10 1'he Late Show : :w;__ __ 11 10 The Late Sho Mr and Mrs Melvin Bonecult{ r anct Con n1c Mrs Garn~tt Chap mll(l were shoppmg 1n Point Pit 8. sant Thursday Mrs Etbe( Fry and Mr.!l Arney Boston and M1ke allended the WI ONEIDAY WHTN Charl-o CHANNEL 13 11 44 Slgn On Xmas program at Board School ll « S1gn On 11 45 Cartoon Club 11 45 Cartoon Club' Hou~l' Wednesday u rte~nnon 12 10 Noon News 12 10 Noon News C~r1l !'fhude anti Ella Bl t'ss mg 12 Hi Neighbors were c,JIJers of Mr and Mr~ 1'obe_y 12 15 Nelghbora 12 30 Midday Mov1e Matinee 12 30 M1dday Movie Matinee Mytrs and M1 s Ethel Mvcrs Tuc s 30 Femmlne Touch 1 00 Femtmne Touch 1 day a f1t•1 noon 2 15 Liberace ; 15 .t.iberace 2 .. L1fe With Eljubelb 2 4!! Life Witb Elizabeth 3 00 Afternoon Film Fest1val 3 00 Arternocn ~1Im f41tati'fll 4 30 Super Ser'lll Time 4 30 Super Serial Tirn..:!I 00 Mlctey Meuse Club S 00 lli.ckey Mouse Cl11b I 8 Of' Ftutrato BW Jr 8 0.0 Cartoon Club 8 ~ Five Star Final I 30 FIVe &J,ar \i'lnal ? 00 !Cutla, Fran .It Ollie 7 00 Kultl•. >"'rll. \ Olllo 'I 18 John Daly II: the Newl 7 1& Johr Dalv If the Newr 1 :10 Dumeylt~...t 7 30 Sbertff of Coch11e 8:00 CJreua s 30 N•'Y Loa The Lord 11 nlrh unto theftl 9 00 OD:ilb and Harriet 9 00 Wire Serv1ee that are of a br<lken heart; I 30 For~ Theatre 10 00 Vaughan Monroe aDd aaveth RIMlh •• ft o~ a 10 (l) Wednetday NiJht Fllhb 11 00 News ()f the NiJbt eorUrlte spirit -(Psalm 34 • 10 a J1gllt Follow-up 18.) • 11 1$ MyJtery Theatre 11 00 NeWJ br the Night Into the helpleesness of our 1111 lllyslery Tll<.ltn 12 la S1gn Oil utmoat IOrf()tf cornea thla lUI Slin Off wonderful couaolatio.n; and thts proml6e, th111 reprieve:Bedford this chance ever to begin r Mrs Victoria Stacy 1s vlattlng anew God Will always hear lter daughlcr at Stockport IY ILANCHI M. HASKINS us, from the deepest pal of The moat smack dab hit ()n the and may your Christmas joys ibf despair. oose as to m.ulma: was my birth- as rich and tim! as the INDted day aitt from C P H m Korea two evergreens all about us .as of nf)W. years qo It came on )larch 11, J>ye gotra look out, or t·u 1et all exact day ol my birthday 1 never starry ey~ over Cbrlltmas, eould quite 1et over that for tim December ataRa out as 1 Ina and at a dutance or over and a chore and ends up In en Captelna, Pew Ann McKin- 9000 mUes axy of l~jjhl, good will, rlail.tJII< .. ney alive &)ow Fred I Gardner, putor, gavv Which Js EXACl'LY as it thOuld the oUeriery and eloM:ftJ prayers be School Chorus Assisted Presentation Of Christmas Story In Church Here ' Pars<Jn':~ 2 30 Tenne11.see ~nle l?rd 300 Matin11e 'l'beatre 100 Queen For A 'Oar Mod~rn Romances soo C"mt>dv 1'1me 5 30 Aunt Dru how 600 r1a1t and Scruse• Show 6 30 News P1cture 8 45 Sports E)e LETART, W.VA. DAILY CROSS'WO'R ·~ 200 ;~eor the r.:=ool PI'OB ope~ with a r:,ee~n~ b>' Kay lolcGowln fol lilrOUp 11 r.aana: of 'U p and .. D!~u7h Topll 11Jwele Bclh C e a .I Arthur ~SCI t hudue lfullen, Mary Kay :ten~a~~vi~~~ Wells reCUkd dren of ~ lf~c! the ehrl recited the:, 1 ~~ St ~\gradt! IJns of Lhl' "iuJb or L;.,.,~ ld A IIC our .Hothe/ue f:~lftl ~he BleaS(>d f!nt~d ban~ . was preJileued Y •1 te 11 the otter for Jale at publie •ucllon oo the 5th day Jn.nuar), 19S7 at 10 3P o'clock a rn at the ft"tnt door Of tho Court Nou1e, Pomeroy M:ele11 County Ohlo the folloWI.lli t!le1cribed 1eal estaJe, togeU.er wttb the fhcture1 herrin dttenbed I ------- .',,I'. PurtU&nt to an order of the Unl· ted Statet Dlllrict Court for the lout.bern Dlatrl<'t of Ohio, Eattern Dh1.1loh ln b1nkruptcy, U1e undW· aigned, 'l'ru~;tee In bankruptcy will _-c-:----;---,---- - - - -- - - - - - ule Both to save lime, and maybe, just maybe, help these boys m what they are trymg so hard to do " Keep from getting the big head ' Regardless, we cannot help but enter here for the record that we hope these Rucme boys and thetr coach go a long ways Arnnld Sc herz, Branch Manager for tht Kru •u Co lfl this area, has m the count} and d1strtct tournament at seasou's end Thts is been uppomted to the newly ere not to wnte off Eastern's ehance of defeatmg the Tornadoes ated posltll"in Of VICe President of ' three CGA- Dm~: Dana: WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 Baslcetball !ans who hke to see a good brand of the spott wall be attending Rarme games thts wmter Several of t he deserve and wt~l recetve plenty of spec1al menhon for dead-eye accuracy and all-around floot abthty Yet these boys would be only a fractaon as successful! as they a-re without the teamwork· so clearly m evidence by all ftve players. We would JUSt as soon save- the plaudats for ind1vaduals until the end of the sea1on, as we all often refram from applaudmg dunng a senes of introductions at a crowded banquet sched- tor Sehool ·rht' Pnce Is Rlght Hume "()() 'l'lc Tac Doagh 12 :10 It Could Be Y)ll IOU t urrent 1000 10 30 1100 6 4!i Sports Eye ketball teams of that sohool concede..tfut .the 1906 57 cd1tJon of the Tornado is Lht' " best balanced out!1t'' m a number or years More than that the players appei!r to be of unusually htgh cut as mdtvtduals They are ndmg a cun ent hot streak m shootmg, and a vtctor;y 1kein of seven straight agamst some faor to good opposlllon Vet they are able to Joke about "gettmg the b1g head" and thereby !all from theJr present stand t word ,.IillottiOiu • th .pproxhnatel:r 130 eb.iidren of e Satrt!d Heart Pari1h were preft.~~ at the church audttorlum on ay evenJni to see • play ' The :,atlvlty' p~e»ented bY the <hll per · - DOeI• ~~w.. 9 00 corcee Time 6 SO News P1cture mg the most of 1t, to date 1 Observers m Racme who have foll owertfnumerous good bas boys thetr Cofree Time Dmg Dong Schnol The Price b Right Home Tic Tae Douch It Could Be Yo1.1 Current Camer11 Goes to Srhoo1 Tenaeuet Erme Ford Mat1nee Tbeatra Quee l fcor a Day 8 55 lfeather~ast 1 00 Mayor of the Town 'l 3() Ethhe Fisher 7•4!i NBC News 8 00 Htram Holiday a 30 Fathe-r Knows Best 9 00 Kraft Theatre 10 00 This Is Your Life 10 30 Twenty-One, Jark Barry U 00 News Headlinea 11 tS lVeathercas\ U:JO Prell Box 11 30 Tomght 12 30 Slin Off 1 f:IO hiiUBIM: 'J'ouctl --- ' ! $- . . . . 1M' I I 7 00 Todll) Al:odern Rom: ACN 5:.00 Comt'tty Tlma rio 30 The Aunt Oru Show 6 00 My Ltttle Mll'rll1• Racine Has Good Brand Of Basketball ; '•. ThW'Id.ly W&AZ ~55 SiJn On 8 55 Stgn On Publlahoo every afternoon exeept Sunday by The Ohio VaUtJ Sentmel. 1De.1 at 110 Jlechao~.e St , Pomer'Jy 0 Buslnea offl~ poboae 101, eoitttrW oflk:e phone 309 National advert.Uitl\1 rt!l?f'e:lfntative, Bottlnelh Klmhall btt M3 Lt•lng!on Ave. N"" YOJ'II: CIIY. 16, N y SGbsrrlptJo• fDtea DeHvei'Y by canier where available 30 ~1lt8 »er week, or.e r~o!J' ln advuce at The Dally Sentanel oftlC'e, tllll; atx months, n 80, three montha, S3 90 By motor route W'h.lrR waUable oae MORtlil $1. IY mail one year $8 au: months . . . three months, $2..10, cme raontb. Sl ' ' l I'ANT 4.DS 1-Dally \Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 26. 19J6 The Daily Sentinel - The Nativity Is Presented By Sacred Heart Parish Children A ---------------------- �·~-,·-··· ~- ' ' •• ., • . -·-- . Dally Selltlnel, Pomeroy·loflddloport, 0 ., Dec , 26, }.8541"-1 Br.IIIR. ANDDI. .-- · --- C . DallJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 21, 1956 ~ ournament Kansas Faces Major Test In Big Seven Tournament Clash Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain and his unbeaten Kansas teammates draw their first major test of the college basketball season tonight when they play Iowa State In tbe opening round of the Big Seven Tournament at Kansas City. Chamberlain has averaged almost 36 points a game as the top-rat!ted Jayhawta posted easy early season victories over ~ussies Drub :d' ' ... .' Americans In Davis Cup Play ADELAIDE, Australia UP - tennis tf!rtOrl gave Vie Seius and Herb Flam a sound Aultral~'l drubblnt in the opening sineiea r:~~atebes "• , ., " I '~ .. • 4'· • of the Davia Cup ehal}fmge round today and vh1ually rlinehed tbe coveted sliver tropby tor another year. Lew Hetad wa\10~ F1am, 6-2, fh'J, 6-3, with a auperb ex-hibition of power tennis, and canny Ken :Rosewall outclassed Seixas, 6-l, tH, U, 6-1 , in a pair of matches marked by American irritation over llnetmen's decisions. Neither or the American players nor Captain Bill Talbert complained about the line calls that were decided in favor of tile talented Australians. So m•crwhelming waa the Australian supremacy that the decisions did not affect the oukome of the matches . But In each case, the calls came at a bad time for the Yanks, and at one stage a big segment of the packed gallery of 16,000 shouted "No!" when a :;hot by Seixas was called "out." Aust.nlia now can cllncll the Davis Cup for the rifth time in the past six years by winning Thursday's doubles match. Neither Talbert nor AuMtralian Captain Harry Hopman would name b!JI doubles pair. However, the Australians were br.llevf'd certain to go with Hoad and Ro.scwall. T11lbert was undec!ded albout leaming Flam or young Sammy G1ammalva with Seixas. , Each of the 22-}'ear old Aussi;.• "whiz k.ittl" employed a diff,·rl'n1 pattern [or p(lJishlng orr the Amer icans. Holld, whom Hopman had subjected lo a "slave-driving"' routine during the paH week to bring up to peak form , played superlative all-around tennis. Ro!K\wall, on the verge of accepting a lucrative offer to turn profcaelonal, did not appear at his beat. out U looked as ti\()UIIh be were not extendlna himself. ~nd ll his shob were not up tu Holid's Roaewall mllde up for that with bla brUllant court strateg;v. Pastrano Risks • Heavy Ratmg ' t NorkOS Ag81DS tEVIEW OF THE YEAR-By ATan Maver1 JUNl FI.~YII PATTIIISfJN BEATS NblllfMANI <IA(U_,t,t ingtln hrice, California and Wisconaln.. However, the 7-foot PhUadelpblan wUI have to be at hia best against scrappy lowa State, whleh also bas a 6-0 record. In another opening round game at Kansas City, 11th-ranked Kan- \ sas State playa Oklahoma. Se4:ond round pairings in the HoJlday Festival tournament at Mad.Jaon Square Garden pitted St, Joho'a againat Brl&ham Young and Ohio State againat Temple In a matinee double-header. Niagara plays Manhattan College and NYU meets Nolre Dame in an evening twin-bill. ~.lA' I MIDDLtCO, 30 points , tmned back Fordham, 79-70, and NYU tallied in the second half to bl'at Villanova, 73-66, in Tuesday's opening r ound games. I'O<ISI. ~~A','HPtJMAS ,ecoM~'- Ftlf~r 7-fO()T !115N .JQft!Pflt. Today's Sports Parade Jn the musl a11ral'li~· e show, the Dixie C"lassi1· at Halcigil , N. C., By OSCAR FRALEY second -ranked Nortll ~:a rohna opUnited Pre•• Sport• Writer poses Utah No. ltl in the opening NEW YUK.K UP - This was a rouml. Other pairings pit Duke, fuw weeks ba<"k , during the OlymNo. 12 , agam~1 Wesl Virginia, Ne. pic Game:~, and thtl hand~ome, 8, unranked Df>P<~ul against un- white-h aired man pointed a sturdy t<~nked W<Jkl) "'orl'st, and Iowa, finger at thl' athletes !printing No. 20, ~~~pinst t\orth Carolina down the brick-colored straight· State, th•~ unrauked defending away. champions. ··Great ,·• ~~ lid Co l. Durney Old· field or the ll . S Air l<'ort.'C, "but Seton Hall plays Pittsburgh, about the wc ~ lNn KPnlucky mrcts LaSalle, did I ever td l yuu Stanford face:s Valpariso. and 'olympic gam;.· ~· we hclrl in BerConnecticut lllay s Miami, Flfl. , in lin ufter W1.rld \Var II'!"' The good ('nlmwl is a nwn who the op1~ n i n g round of the Ora"ge IJ uwl 1'ourn11 m ent at Miami. Th€' duP::m"l nec 1\ a · 1111" to get ~>1artet l Su gar Bowl tournament !lets un- on a yarn. II !" J>ruvcU l.hal in his dNway Fr\flay ni ght w1th Kt:'n· new book. "Never A Shot In An· lucky playing Virginia Poly and gl'r,'" wlm:h is Io;~ded witll anecdote!> alJOu t how he wet-n ursed a Alabama meeting Houston. horde of war correspondents in lwo wars. So, quicker than Bohb.Ji Morrow could leave hi .~ Ml.orting blocks, "Damcy" had the <'onversational North Is Rated As Favorite In All-Star Clash MJAMI UP - Bolatcrcd by 11" esume we organized a 'LitUe Olympics' 1n the stadium Hitler built for the 1936 Olympic Games with compet~ 1ng teams to be taken frt~m each ot' the fuur national occupying armies the United States, .f rench, British and Rlt-Mians. " But the Russians, it seems, tried lo pull a fast one. "Marshal Zhukov tried to send back to Moscow for some rlft£ers,'' Barney laU&hed, "but when the other commanders objected he withdrew lhe ·Russian team. " While all this WBIS going on, Maj. Gen. James M. Gavin, com· mander of the 8.2nd Airborne whose paratroopers in Berlin were to make up the U. S. team, took lhe whole team up In the stadium," Barney continued. There, on a plaque on the wall, were li!Jled the names of the 1936 U. S. Olympic v.rlnners. ''Lads,'' the general said firmly, " I want you to do just as well today as those Americans did in ~ "' 4-;'"l-. ._,...... ..," " .. However, Tech wtll be bard to convince. The Engineers eat.abllabed one of the beat defenalve marb in the nation by boldint: teD opponents to 33 points. Pitt _lilt); must break a jinx, Coach Bobb7 in the end zone. Tbe penalty gave Dodd's ecb teams won eaeb ol Tech the bali on the Pitt one and their seven previoua bowl pmeL the Engineers scored. Because of Tech's record, whieb The Panthers claim the filma of tbe game prove Grier did not in- includ~ nine lmprepive vletorlel terfere on \he play, and they be- againat 8 lone 6-0 setback to anlieve that j trlumph over Tech beaten Tennessee, the oddl-rukin the Gator Bowl will bear them era have made Tech a seven pOiqt favorite. out. Pitt Panthers And Georgia Tech Clash Satrirday In 'Gator Bowl JACKSONVlliLE, Fla. The Gator Bowl will put on Us best show ever Saturday when the two teams who met in last January's Su1ar Bowl-Georgia Tech and Pittabur&b-daah before .37 ,000 !ana and a national television audience. .) .... ... ............ ~ -··· .. •, .,, " " ......... -~- ·-;. - • ;::; ~ • The Gator Bowl, lone rated a peg under the major bowls, d~Ii -& • nitely bas one of the top post-&ea- son attractions this year. And if the 1966 Sugar Bowl iame was any indication, the Gator Bowl game should be one of the most NEW CAR • ~ •• exciting. • Both Tech and Pitt have more 11136." impressive records tban the.Y carWell, ln the Army, orders are ried into the Suear Bowl, and orders. both coacbes admit their current "'fh.osc paratroopers won every team are bettr:.r than Lho&e the_; event that day that the U. G. Olym- had last January. pic team won in 1936," Barney chuckled. Pittstmrgh. which won the hearts That 'll one story you won't finJI of telev·ision rans with a surprJ ~· in Oldfield's book. But the anecvictory over Miami at the end of dote-jammed volume is loaded the season, cherks into the plush with stories which drip chUckles Ponte Vedra Country Club today and tears. to start workouts. Tech wiU n~t And he gives our guys in the get to town until Thursday. United Press their full share of atCt~ARt; 7~f21NCII tenliun. Those he mentions include Coach John Miehelosen and hi ~ Ill WJit'4tNG1 Presidrnt Frank H. Bartholomew, Panthers are anxious to avenge FINAl. Oi.YA'If'IC Vice President Tom Cuprran and their 7-ll loss to Tech and to prove 7RYOI./1'. such old pals as Ernie Barcella , that Sugar Bowl touchdown was Char it'y Bernard, Chris Cunning- just a fluke . ham, Bill Dickinson, Jack Frank· ish, Dick Harri ~. Bill Higginboth· The Engineers scored the Sugar bit in his teelll. am, Francis McCarthy, Bob MillBowl's lone touchdown after an ofer Bob Musel , Doc Quigg, Ralph "We were lrylni to make everyficial ruled that Pitt's fullback . body frlend)y in the occupation of T~atsorth, Bob Vermillion and Bobby Grier, interrered on a pass Berlin," Oldfield explained. "So many others. WINS IllS 2<P II.~. OPEIf CROWN. Temple, led by Guy Rodger.;' The holiday merry · go - round reache11 its peak Thursday night when 11 tournaments involving 76 teams are .")n tap from coast to ~ .. '1.11 ... 1. Northwestern. Marquette, W.uh.. In the Midwest Tournament opening tud<Jy at Terre Haute, Ind ., Muskin gum plays Lawrence Tecb, Ceorgetown faces Indiana Slate, Southwest Missouri meets th~ Quanico Marines, and Kansas Slate Teachers plays New Ha'len Conn , Teaehen. • •• •• ••• • ' GASOUNE ALLEY .-• --.. -•-.,•~ • Enjoy your next -t ar with paylnents you can really handle. Our tern1s and servite • may surprise you. Check with us before yol& buy. TilE ·a ~ ~ ~ C1rv LoAN Ernest Covert, Mgr. 124 E. Malo ·'· - AND ~ -•• ~ SAYINGS COMPAHY - - - Phone 191 ~ f'inancin\l Ohio People Since 1912 ... 0n Good Termt · I'M GLAD I DIDN'T GOLDIN llOCKIT II HOLIDAY alDAN SEND ANY CARDS THIS YEAR--· NOBODY SENT ME ANY Casares Is NFL Ground Gai'nm'g • 956 Champ10n Oklahomans who don'L know what lt'a like to l.:tse ,the North All-Star } toom I• a 61> pOint favorite to belt the South All-Stan tonlaht in OrBDiile Bowl Stadium . Phllaclelphla UP - Rick CaSome tO,OOO to46,000 persons are sares, bulldozing fullbl!ck of the M·IAMI BEACH UP • Willie expected tor the 8:15p.m. kickoff Chicago Bears and \be fourth pla)' Paltrano, 20 _ year . old young 11 • in cool but dear 60-degree er h1. National Football League h" weather. hiatory to gain 1,000 yards by d I11k hi II I b ter "' I •• na: spec · r s 11 Such ''Yankee" stars as All· rushing in a single season, became No. 3 ntlna among the world'' Americas Tommy McDonald and the 1956 ch11mplon in fact today. heiVYWIIIJhtl tonl&ht Hgsln~t un- Jerry Tubbll o( Oklahoma and CaHarcs' 1,1211 yards stood up as ranked but danproufl C'hari€'Y Nor quar1erback Len Dawson of Pur· the Baltlmorfl Colts and Washlngku• In a 11)-roulld .nationally telc- due helped to make the North ton Rodsklns ended the regular V~ted bout. Lt'am the favorite. The North Is seasen this past week end, one Pa1trano. of Miami and New coactled by Duffy Daugherty of week arter the Bears' back tinOrleant, It a 3 to, 1 favorite to Mlrhlgan SU.tc and Ray Eliot of tshed his schedule. 1tall N9r~u1' comback campaign . Illinois. Other leaders for the year were he fl&ht Ia achtdUI€'d (or 10 p.m. But the South hope& to counfer Eddie Brown of the ilearn In pa~ s!ST. · with bruising Don Bosaelcr of Mi· lng; Billy Wilson of San Franei~co Paatrano'a traln('r, Angi'IO Dun- ami and Palae Cothern of Mlssls- In pas1 recfl~tlons; Bobby Layne dec, believe• Putrano \8 wilhln 8Jppl. two £ullbacka w~lb plenty of of Detroit in scoring: Norm Van rea~h of a Utle bout with Floyd power. BrQCklin of Loa Angeles In puntPittenon, the heavyweiGht cham"Rebel" coacht-s Art Guepe of ing; Sam Baker of Washington in pion, within a ye1r. Jlc'" ('Onfl- Vanclcr~ilt and Gene Ellenson of field goals; Ken Konz of Clcvedent Norkus won't upset 1hniWI Miami also bave quarterbat:ks Son- land In pun! returns; Tom Wilson plaos If Willie eJI'l 11:ecp the l'ort ny Jurgenson of Duke and Don of Los Angeles In kickoff return~ Cheater N. v., heavy (rom landing Orr of Vand11tbilt and fullback and Lindon Crow of the Chicago '-"-'..:.o~f~h-la_ ·_·_s_u_nd_o~y~pu_n_c_b_"_:_•-~--"-'-ll_B_•_r_n ('s nf Wake t'o~r~es~l:·-~..:.C:•:•:d:l•:•:l':..:':":_'~n·~tc=r~c=•~p:tl~on_•_·~- .J.ITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ... , HEY·" ll<dUQfl I H1'A1!D SOMEONe fiT TI-E txxJR·..WI-fl:n" Hf;WE W€ HERE~ QllfCK·-...IN THREE COUPE& ••• THREE SEDAM& ••• ALL POWERED OLDSMOBILE'S ROCKET T-400 YOU CCWIE_, 60TH OF YOU! •v ENGIINE I 7 • . 1,~ ,.,.... .-~ ! P e " ..... -••• 'I'N • . AOO.NT'• ON BILE OLDS TH. AOO.NT ON X2!l I! Put yUlll'8el£ in the excitin1 Holiday spin/' I with this wide-opea. hardtop atyllns offered in 1ix 1tunniu1 model! Each il beautifully sty~ to put the aeemt on you. HighB. \\ider Spaa·A·Ramio 'WiDdlhitlci "IJl'i'c!l . you 1 llf!W alalft 011 ..yle and vilihility. Oldmloln1e"e new ~~ ~.•· Stripe ld&hli&!Jts the road·hugsinwlipte ••• the new W'de.Staoae f:b_. , takee a firmer. widu grip 011 the road lor. tmoothtr.ut"erride. w ·ror ' action, there'• the new Rocket T-400' to give ecoaomy when you wut it-po"·er wben you need it. So, come in 1000 • ; ;. for an tt()lda,o _;: raebiolfed" Holiday I '21T • .,.. T •.fl)(J l"."".ti"" .,.,.r..~,.. 1111 ~~ ~ R""'-" E'hli••· wir• ,.,. M Ill ..~ .. ~ ., .......... R...-•• --...,.--- SIASON'S GIIIIINGS FIOM YOU I OLDSMOIILI QUALITY POMEROY, 01110 OIJIIIMOBILE BRINGS YOU TH!I THRILLING S!!GAR BOWL G411JE • NEW VEAJI'S DAY • ON ABC-TV alld MIJIQ! DOI!i'T : HE F:REI-IOUSE ;' SURE . C,.!iEF .. IL 3E lHERE '. 1~ . ' I. ;_ :,o . ·~ ' .,. DIALIII _.._ _.._... ' ;,l~~, · KARR & VAN ZAMDT MOTOR SALES -~ . "<i::'>'Y YEAR :j ~ARTY '' •·', ·i· ' . .' .•. -~- . ~ .. • .!! • • ... -.. . ' �·~-,·-··· ~- ' ' •• ., • . -·-- . Dally Selltlnel, Pomeroy·loflddloport, 0 ., Dec , 26, }.8541"-1 Br.IIIR. ANDDI. .-- · --- C . DallJ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 21, 1956 ~ ournament Kansas Faces Major Test In Big Seven Tournament Clash Wilt "The Stilt" Chamberlain and his unbeaten Kansas teammates draw their first major test of the college basketball season tonight when they play Iowa State In tbe opening round of the Big Seven Tournament at Kansas City. Chamberlain has averaged almost 36 points a game as the top-rat!ted Jayhawta posted easy early season victories over ~ussies Drub :d' ' ... .' Americans In Davis Cup Play ADELAIDE, Australia UP - tennis tf!rtOrl gave Vie Seius and Herb Flam a sound Aultral~'l drubblnt in the opening sineiea r:~~atebes "• , ., " I '~ .. • 4'· • of the Davia Cup ehal}fmge round today and vh1ually rlinehed tbe coveted sliver tropby tor another year. Lew Hetad wa\10~ F1am, 6-2, fh'J, 6-3, with a auperb ex-hibition of power tennis, and canny Ken :Rosewall outclassed Seixas, 6-l, tH, U, 6-1 , in a pair of matches marked by American irritation over llnetmen's decisions. Neither or the American players nor Captain Bill Talbert complained about the line calls that were decided in favor of tile talented Australians. So m•crwhelming waa the Australian supremacy that the decisions did not affect the oukome of the matches . But In each case, the calls came at a bad time for the Yanks, and at one stage a big segment of the packed gallery of 16,000 shouted "No!" when a :;hot by Seixas was called "out." Aust.nlia now can cllncll the Davis Cup for the rifth time in the past six years by winning Thursday's doubles match. Neither Talbert nor AuMtralian Captain Harry Hopman would name b!JI doubles pair. However, the Australians were br.llevf'd certain to go with Hoad and Ro.scwall. T11lbert was undec!ded albout leaming Flam or young Sammy G1ammalva with Seixas. , Each of the 22-}'ear old Aussi;.• "whiz k.ittl" employed a diff,·rl'n1 pattern [or p(lJishlng orr the Amer icans. Holld, whom Hopman had subjected lo a "slave-driving"' routine during the paH week to bring up to peak form , played superlative all-around tennis. Ro!K\wall, on the verge of accepting a lucrative offer to turn profcaelonal, did not appear at his beat. out U looked as ti\()UIIh be were not extendlna himself. ~nd ll his shob were not up tu Holid's Roaewall mllde up for that with bla brUllant court strateg;v. Pastrano Risks • Heavy Ratmg ' t NorkOS Ag81DS tEVIEW OF THE YEAR-By ATan Maver1 JUNl FI.~YII PATTIIISfJN BEATS NblllfMANI <IA(U_,t,t ingtln hrice, California and Wisconaln.. However, the 7-foot PhUadelpblan wUI have to be at hia best against scrappy lowa State, whleh also bas a 6-0 record. In another opening round game at Kansas City, 11th-ranked Kan- \ sas State playa Oklahoma. Se4:ond round pairings in the HoJlday Festival tournament at Mad.Jaon Square Garden pitted St, Joho'a againat Brl&ham Young and Ohio State againat Temple In a matinee double-header. Niagara plays Manhattan College and NYU meets Nolre Dame in an evening twin-bill. ~.lA' I MIDDLtCO, 30 points , tmned back Fordham, 79-70, and NYU tallied in the second half to bl'at Villanova, 73-66, in Tuesday's opening r ound games. I'O<ISI. ~~A','HPtJMAS ,ecoM~'- Ftlf~r 7-fO()T !115N .JQft!Pflt. Today's Sports Parade Jn the musl a11ral'li~· e show, the Dixie C"lassi1· at Halcigil , N. C., By OSCAR FRALEY second -ranked Nortll ~:a rohna opUnited Pre•• Sport• Writer poses Utah No. ltl in the opening NEW YUK.K UP - This was a rouml. Other pairings pit Duke, fuw weeks ba<"k , during the OlymNo. 12 , agam~1 Wesl Virginia, Ne. pic Game:~, and thtl hand~ome, 8, unranked Df>P<~ul against un- white-h aired man pointed a sturdy t<~nked W<Jkl) "'orl'st, and Iowa, finger at thl' athletes !printing No. 20, ~~~pinst t\orth Carolina down the brick-colored straight· State, th•~ unrauked defending away. champions. ··Great ,·• ~~ lid Co l. Durney Old· field or the ll . S Air l<'ort.'C, "but Seton Hall plays Pittsburgh, about the wc ~ lNn KPnlucky mrcts LaSalle, did I ever td l yuu Stanford face:s Valpariso. and 'olympic gam;.· ~· we hclrl in BerConnecticut lllay s Miami, Flfl. , in lin ufter W1.rld \Var II'!"' The good ('nlmwl is a nwn who the op1~ n i n g round of the Ora"ge IJ uwl 1'ourn11 m ent at Miami. Th€' duP::m"l nec 1\ a · 1111" to get ~>1artet l Su gar Bowl tournament !lets un- on a yarn. II !" J>ruvcU l.hal in his dNway Fr\flay ni ght w1th Kt:'n· new book. "Never A Shot In An· lucky playing Virginia Poly and gl'r,'" wlm:h is Io;~ded witll anecdote!> alJOu t how he wet-n ursed a Alabama meeting Houston. horde of war correspondents in lwo wars. So, quicker than Bohb.Ji Morrow could leave hi .~ Ml.orting blocks, "Damcy" had the <'onversational North Is Rated As Favorite In All-Star Clash MJAMI UP - Bolatcrcd by 11" esume we organized a 'LitUe Olympics' 1n the stadium Hitler built for the 1936 Olympic Games with compet~ 1ng teams to be taken frt~m each ot' the fuur national occupying armies the United States, .f rench, British and Rlt-Mians. " But the Russians, it seems, tried lo pull a fast one. "Marshal Zhukov tried to send back to Moscow for some rlft£ers,'' Barney laU&hed, "but when the other commanders objected he withdrew lhe ·Russian team. " While all this WBIS going on, Maj. Gen. James M. Gavin, com· mander of the 8.2nd Airborne whose paratroopers in Berlin were to make up the U. S. team, took lhe whole team up In the stadium," Barney continued. There, on a plaque on the wall, were li!Jled the names of the 1936 U. S. Olympic v.rlnners. ''Lads,'' the general said firmly, " I want you to do just as well today as those Americans did in ~ "' 4-;'"l-. ._,...... ..," " .. However, Tech wtll be bard to convince. The Engineers eat.abllabed one of the beat defenalve marb in the nation by boldint: teD opponents to 33 points. Pitt _lilt); must break a jinx, Coach Bobb7 in the end zone. Tbe penalty gave Dodd's ecb teams won eaeb ol Tech the bali on the Pitt one and their seven previoua bowl pmeL the Engineers scored. Because of Tech's record, whieb The Panthers claim the filma of tbe game prove Grier did not in- includ~ nine lmprepive vletorlel terfere on \he play, and they be- againat 8 lone 6-0 setback to anlieve that j trlumph over Tech beaten Tennessee, the oddl-rukin the Gator Bowl will bear them era have made Tech a seven pOiqt favorite. out. Pitt Panthers And Georgia Tech Clash Satrirday In 'Gator Bowl JACKSONVlliLE, Fla. The Gator Bowl will put on Us best show ever Saturday when the two teams who met in last January's Su1ar Bowl-Georgia Tech and Pittabur&b-daah before .37 ,000 !ana and a national television audience. .) .... ... ............ ~ -··· .. •, .,, " " ......... -~- ·-;. - • ;::; ~ • The Gator Bowl, lone rated a peg under the major bowls, d~Ii -& • nitely bas one of the top post-&ea- son attractions this year. And if the 1966 Sugar Bowl iame was any indication, the Gator Bowl game should be one of the most NEW CAR • ~ •• exciting. • Both Tech and Pitt have more 11136." impressive records tban the.Y carWell, ln the Army, orders are ried into the Suear Bowl, and orders. both coacbes admit their current "'fh.osc paratroopers won every team are bettr:.r than Lho&e the_; event that day that the U. G. Olym- had last January. pic team won in 1936," Barney chuckled. Pittstmrgh. which won the hearts That 'll one story you won't finJI of telev·ision rans with a surprJ ~· in Oldfield's book. But the anecvictory over Miami at the end of dote-jammed volume is loaded the season, cherks into the plush with stories which drip chUckles Ponte Vedra Country Club today and tears. to start workouts. Tech wiU n~t And he gives our guys in the get to town until Thursday. United Press their full share of atCt~ARt; 7~f21NCII tenliun. Those he mentions include Coach John Miehelosen and hi ~ Ill WJit'4tNG1 Presidrnt Frank H. Bartholomew, Panthers are anxious to avenge FINAl. Oi.YA'If'IC Vice President Tom Cuprran and their 7-ll loss to Tech and to prove 7RYOI./1'. such old pals as Ernie Barcella , that Sugar Bowl touchdown was Char it'y Bernard, Chris Cunning- just a fluke . ham, Bill Dickinson, Jack Frank· ish, Dick Harri ~. Bill Higginboth· The Engineers scored the Sugar bit in his teelll. am, Francis McCarthy, Bob MillBowl's lone touchdown after an ofer Bob Musel , Doc Quigg, Ralph "We were lrylni to make everyficial ruled that Pitt's fullback . body frlend)y in the occupation of T~atsorth, Bob Vermillion and Bobby Grier, interrered on a pass Berlin," Oldfield explained. "So many others. WINS IllS 2<P II.~. OPEIf CROWN. Temple, led by Guy Rodger.;' The holiday merry · go - round reache11 its peak Thursday night when 11 tournaments involving 76 teams are .")n tap from coast to ~ .. '1.11 ... 1. Northwestern. Marquette, W.uh.. In the Midwest Tournament opening tud<Jy at Terre Haute, Ind ., Muskin gum plays Lawrence Tecb, Ceorgetown faces Indiana Slate, Southwest Missouri meets th~ Quanico Marines, and Kansas Slate Teachers plays New Ha'len Conn , Teaehen. • •• •• ••• • ' GASOUNE ALLEY .-• --.. -•-.,•~ • Enjoy your next -t ar with paylnents you can really handle. Our tern1s and servite • may surprise you. Check with us before yol& buy. TilE ·a ~ ~ ~ C1rv LoAN Ernest Covert, Mgr. 124 E. Malo ·'· - AND ~ -•• ~ SAYINGS COMPAHY - - - Phone 191 ~ f'inancin\l Ohio People Since 1912 ... 0n Good Termt · I'M GLAD I DIDN'T GOLDIN llOCKIT II HOLIDAY alDAN SEND ANY CARDS THIS YEAR--· NOBODY SENT ME ANY Casares Is NFL Ground Gai'nm'g • 956 Champ10n Oklahomans who don'L know what lt'a like to l.:tse ,the North All-Star } toom I• a 61> pOint favorite to belt the South All-Stan tonlaht in OrBDiile Bowl Stadium . Phllaclelphla UP - Rick CaSome tO,OOO to46,000 persons are sares, bulldozing fullbl!ck of the M·IAMI BEACH UP • Willie expected tor the 8:15p.m. kickoff Chicago Bears and \be fourth pla)' Paltrano, 20 _ year . old young 11 • in cool but dear 60-degree er h1. National Football League h" weather. hiatory to gain 1,000 yards by d I11k hi II I b ter "' I •• na: spec · r s 11 Such ''Yankee" stars as All· rushing in a single season, became No. 3 ntlna among the world'' Americas Tommy McDonald and the 1956 ch11mplon in fact today. heiVYWIIIJhtl tonl&ht Hgsln~t un- Jerry Tubbll o( Oklahoma and CaHarcs' 1,1211 yards stood up as ranked but danproufl C'hari€'Y Nor quar1erback Len Dawson of Pur· the Baltlmorfl Colts and Washlngku• In a 11)-roulld .nationally telc- due helped to make the North ton Rodsklns ended the regular V~ted bout. Lt'am the favorite. The North Is seasen this past week end, one Pa1trano. of Miami and New coactled by Duffy Daugherty of week arter the Bears' back tinOrleant, It a 3 to, 1 favorite to Mlrhlgan SU.tc and Ray Eliot of tshed his schedule. 1tall N9r~u1' comback campaign . Illinois. Other leaders for the year were he fl&ht Ia achtdUI€'d (or 10 p.m. But the South hope& to counfer Eddie Brown of the ilearn In pa~ s!ST. · with bruising Don Bosaelcr of Mi· lng; Billy Wilson of San Franei~co Paatrano'a traln('r, Angi'IO Dun- ami and Palae Cothern of Mlssls- In pas1 recfl~tlons; Bobby Layne dec, believe• Putrano \8 wilhln 8Jppl. two £ullbacka w~lb plenty of of Detroit in scoring: Norm Van rea~h of a Utle bout with Floyd power. BrQCklin of Loa Angeles In puntPittenon, the heavyweiGht cham"Rebel" coacht-s Art Guepe of ing; Sam Baker of Washington in pion, within a ye1r. Jlc'" ('Onfl- Vanclcr~ilt and Gene Ellenson of field goals; Ken Konz of Clcvedent Norkus won't upset 1hniWI Miami also bave quarterbat:ks Son- land In pun! returns; Tom Wilson plaos If Willie eJI'l 11:ecp the l'ort ny Jurgenson of Duke and Don of Los Angeles In kickoff return~ Cheater N. v., heavy (rom landing Orr of Vand11tbilt and fullback and Lindon Crow of the Chicago '-"-'..:.o~f~h-la_ ·_·_s_u_nd_o~y~pu_n_c_b_"_:_•-~--"-'-ll_B_•_r_n ('s nf Wake t'o~r~es~l:·-~..:.C:•:•:d:l•:•:l':..:':":_'~n·~tc=r~c=•~p:tl~on_•_·~- .J.ITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ... , HEY·" ll<dUQfl I H1'A1!D SOMEONe fiT TI-E txxJR·..WI-fl:n" Hf;WE W€ HERE~ QllfCK·-...IN THREE COUPE& ••• THREE SEDAM& ••• ALL POWERED OLDSMOBILE'S ROCKET T-400 YOU CCWIE_, 60TH OF YOU! •v ENGIINE I 7 • . 1,~ ,.,.... .-~ ! P e " ..... -••• 'I'N • . AOO.NT'• ON BILE OLDS TH. AOO.NT ON X2!l I! Put yUlll'8el£ in the excitin1 Holiday spin/' I with this wide-opea. hardtop atyllns offered in 1ix 1tunniu1 model! Each il beautifully sty~ to put the aeemt on you. HighB. \\ider Spaa·A·Ramio 'WiDdlhitlci "IJl'i'c!l . you 1 llf!W alalft 011 ..yle and vilihility. Oldmloln1e"e new ~~ ~.•· Stripe ld&hli&!Jts the road·hugsinwlipte ••• the new W'de.Staoae f:b_. , takee a firmer. widu grip 011 the road lor. tmoothtr.ut"erride. w ·ror ' action, there'• the new Rocket T-400' to give ecoaomy when you wut it-po"·er wben you need it. So, come in 1000 • ; ;. for an tt()lda,o _;: raebiolfed" Holiday I '21T • .,.. T •.fl)(J l"."".ti"" .,.,.r..~,.. 1111 ~~ ~ R""'-" E'hli••· wir• ,.,. M Ill ..~ .. ~ ., .......... R...-•• --...,.--- SIASON'S GIIIIINGS FIOM YOU I OLDSMOIILI QUALITY POMEROY, 01110 OIJIIIMOBILE BRINGS YOU TH!I THRILLING S!!GAR BOWL G411JE • NEW VEAJI'S DAY • ON ABC-TV alld MIJIQ! DOI!i'T : HE F:REI-IOUSE ;' SURE . C,.!iEF .. IL 3E lHERE '. 1~ . ' I. ;_ :,o . ·~ ' .,. DIALIII _.._ _.._... ' ;,l~~, · KARR & VAN ZAMDT MOTOR SALES -~ . "<i::'>'Y YEAR :j ~ARTY '' •·', ·i· ' . .' .•. -~- . ~ .. • .!! • • ... -.. . ' �• ' . The Daily Sentinel Drama, Readings, • t mas G'IVen Ch riS Nl'ght At Church • Mrs. Arnold Richards and Mrs. Bowles were 10 charge ot the service &lven on Christmas nili[ht at the Ml Monah Baptist Church Eloanor Sehaaf, Middleport Sodety Editor, Phone 6079 Lu~ Beubs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 ~-:--::--...,------ - - .--~;----: Rock Springs Methodist Church Christmas Program Held Sunday Tbe Chrialmi'IJI prosram of the Rock Sprin&a Methodist ~hurcb was held Sunday evenil'lg with Harold Blackston 3Upcrtntendent, in tharge. Group sin&lnl of "loy to the World" opened t.he program follow ed wtth prayer by the Rev. Ralph Grove. Davld Leon.ard save the welcome. Three reeitations, "Christ mas Bells,'' Mary Radford; "A Wish," Kathy Abbott; and "Merry Chl1•tmas", CQnnie Radford, preceded a piano solo, "Away in the Manger" by Ruth Ann Bailey. The Cburch choir presented a Cbrlatmas number. A play- ''Tbe Strange Gift" was presented by the Juniol' class taug h t by Mr s. Will 11m Grueaer. Participating were David Leonard, D 'be t Cb P t e r aney, al y Ar no ld , Ruth Ann Bailey, Louanna Leonard, Rita Wears and Janet Arnold. Se\'E-ral recitations were gn·en includmg, ''Christmas Story," Patty Arnold," If I'd Been Here," Rita Wears," Contagtous," Repecca Radford; "A Secret," Sherrie and Bobby Blackstcn; and "Pack a Basket," Marta Grueser Louanna Leonard prest>nted a piano solo "We Three Kings" A play "Twas The N1ght before Chr1stmas" was prenr~etlled by Mrs.. William Morgan's clau, Mary Me· Alee, Bill Clark , Betty Leonard , Roger Leifheit, Carol Bcarhs, Eddie Barte Is, Jill Snowden and Richud CI ar k. A group of rec1tat10r.s followed, " erry Chnatmas Bells," Janet A"rno Id, '•Pieasmg Santa", Freddie c haney; "A Baby Came," Marla Gruescr, "The GreBiest Day" and the Chr1stm.1s Story taken from St. L4ke, Kathy Morgan; and "This is Christmas", Kathy O'Neil offertory, the Following the '" ' '' '' . \ </. ,. ., .. ... Middleport Society Junior class sang. "SLlent N1ght" and th.e groU"p sang "Away tn the' Manger." The Young Adult class t.ugbt by Edgar Abbott presented a play, "'The Old Cromes Chn.stmas" witb Patay Radford, Ctara Humphrey, Sally Bartels, Marjorie Loenard, Phlll1p Radford, i81H Radford, Rollin Radford, Harold Blackston and Geneva Leonard partlclpating A r.'ltalion "Christ mas Gl•·ing" • • by Delbert Chaney and a rectta.t· Jon by Janet Humphrey, preceded a troup of recttaHons, ''J Saw a Star," Billy Ray RadfGrd; "Christ· f!'l11 Is Coming," Kenny Smith, '"I'be Bible Tells Me So," Bobby Burdette; " Lf't Us Love,'' B11ly O'Neil and three other recitations by Danny Abh01l, Roger Abbott and Chuck Bartels The primary rlass sang three songli , "Chn~Lmas Bells are R1ngmg" O'er Bl'thlehcrn Town" and "In a Tiny Mall!:l'r Lay," after which the program clol:led wtth group singmg of ''Oh. LJttle To~·n oi Bethlehem ". At the dose of the progr-.m , Santa arr1ver1 and prt·scnted children 81ld all members of lht churrh S!'hooJ w1th ~ trl'at Pro- · grams for the evemng were made by the pnmary class FAMILY RE·UNITED For th' ' rir't I lmc In ._- 1 years Mr and Mr• · ltob cr t ''I "I ..•r P h a d their enlir(' family home for Christmu Guests were Mr and Mr.s. \\aym• Sharp and c:h1ldren, zancavdlc , 'W"r and Mrs Robert Sharp and children, Reynoldsburg Mr. and Mr~ Paul Haptonstall (Lennie Sharp) and chtldren and Mrs. WJllial.l llaptonstall, Middleport. ~-;;;;.,;;;;;;-.OiOiiOiiOiiOiiOii;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;i;i;;;;Oii;;;Oii;;-.--.-.-.-.-;;-.Oi••--, 1- OP TOJIItT R 18 T N W. COMPTON, 0. D. ornee Eut Court Street, Pomeroy B~an: 8 to 1!, I lo I. (Ciooe .. Noon OD Tbun., A NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAR GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE I· .' •' ',, lUID IT WDJ. BRING HIM DOWR TO EARnt Mrs Arnold Hayes and sons, Walter Rubert and Wilham and her rnolh('r, Mrs. Vanme Badgley, been stattoned at Shepherd Air meet A'3c Gene Hayes, who ball ben st~twntd at Shephored Air Force Base, Texu He has been m Teus since last June and by Jan· urary 8 wJII rl'porl to Plattsburg. N y near the Ca.nndla border. His borthcr Robert Hayes, AN, left this mornin 10 return to Quonset p l R 1g h h t t d omh. uss' w erto 1'1 1 ~ 5 a mne on t e Ley c t! accompan· lt!d Ronnie Sheets, AN. Cheshue, and John Sheely, AN, on the return tnp Christmas guests of Miss Lois Cenl Jnrluded Mr. and Mrs. David Diles, Detroit, Miss Jane Bailey, Co lumbus Mrs Nellie Vale, Salem · Center Mi~s Jean Smart student at And'uw·r-Newlon Semll;ary, Bos· Gl ton and Mr. and Mrs. Lee ass, Sharpsburg M 1 ·Mrs Da••id Diles ru.. r a1H v • 7 tro1t, were Chnstmas weekend guests of h1~ parents, Mr. and Mrs L D lJile~. . Miss Jane Badey, woh IS employed 1n Columbus 1s a ltohday guest of her pan·uts, Mr. and Mrs C. E Balley, Grant StreHt. Mr. and Mr~ Darrell Pickens and son, Charleston, Mr and Mrs. cart Jones, l'onti<Jt: M1ch, were sunday guest,c; of \tr and Mrs. c. R Karr Sr and fam 1t_,. Mr and Mrs . Lawrence Herbert Grizzard aud sans, Wtlliam and Larry, Martrlla Ga. arn\ed sun· day tu ~-~nd Chnstmas w1lh Mr an!l Mrs Luu ~1otlrmng Mr. Gnz. zard JS M1s MotJrning's son Mrs Arnold B1chards and daughter Rosett.t drove to Columbus Friday otftPr l',tlnrta Richards who vis,ted unt il Tuesday evening with her parents .mtl s1sters here N11ncy flalll\y , ~AllO 1~ employed .at the Hunlingto n Vd .... rans' Hospita!, SJll'lll Clln~1mas w1th her parents . .\lr .wd ~1Js llomer llartle.}'. Mr. nnrl M1 ' IJ,JJ uld .l\1oon' <~nd son, Mlchad , < olumhus. are hollday gut·sts of ht'r p.lrcnts .Mayor lllld :\in; C U l"hlit'l' and fmnlly ~lr,c; Charh·s ~I f\ a mcf' vtstled h'·r broth~·r, \liln Van M-ctrr. Sun· dsy 111 l.etllr\ l\!1 V11n :'rlt'tcr has l.Jl·en VC'r\' Ill Mr and Mr~ WlllJ,un llt>!l 1111d daught('l' Sa11dra , J.u.kson . }fr anrl Mrs <' II W1sP .lt , ~IJdrl k port ,md l\11 ~ ( I'J 11 (;rug.tll C'olumhu<~, were gm· s l.~ al .1 tulkJ•v d1nner at the home ol C II W1se Sr flnd daugiJter, Ruth "'lr and ~1rs Lawrence Mfl\fa~ ­ Ll·r, Huller, Pa hav<' been Chn~t ­ mas guests of h1s bruth<'f , Harr) McMaster, ant'! Mr11 Mc.\laslt•r Mr an1l Mn. Sherman W<'Jman and family and Mr and Mr11 Jay Carter and r&ilughtcrs Columbus. have b<'cn V!sTU•g Mr~ Ferne Bar ker Mr and Mrs. Jamc~ 1/awlt"y Jr <llld children, Jamoa m. l.mda Jackie, llebb1e and R1ck, Toledo, were recent guf'Sts of Mr. 11nd Mrs Jnmes Hawley Sr. Brady Hoffman , who is employer! lll Columbus, was home lor Chnsttnas vacation. Mr ami Mrs. Richard Owen ~pent Christmas Eve and rhmtmas Day with his famJiy 10 Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wriac. Harrisonville Road . were Chrlstma~ guests of Mr. and Mn G R Kol1'h· lcr and famHy, Columbus. anrl were accompanied home by Mrs. E S. Scharr and do~ughter, Sally, who had spent Monday and Tue-sday at the Koe-hler home Gilbert Ervln."Columbus, arrm.•tl Sunday for a holiday \'tslt w1th h1s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B<'n Ervin. at the home of h1s ~Isler . Mrs. Willi~am Robson. Monday Mr~ Robson and Mr. tf!rvtn wc~r 111 McArlhur and Hamden wht-re the1 wer~ e11.lled by the death or " -~htcr ot Mrs. Ben Ervin, Orn1 Hunsicker spent Christma~ day with h1s son and fllnllly 111 A then !I Charles Na~klns, William Tunwr and James Hubbard, USN, S~ ra- wlt:tl Mr!l'. Mary Frances Baumgardner and her daughter, Alma, a~ accompanists. The opemng prayer and the benerhction were g1ven by the Rev. N D Borden and Jamne Bowles led the wor· ship "'"'" whiCh • ..,nod the program. A play " Strangers in Betble hem" was g1ven '>lith Gordon Guthrie as reader Characters were Mary, Emmalme Bowi~Joseph, George Baumgardner; , Keith Bowles. Samuel, Manni g Baumgardner, lnf'keeper, Harry Harns; h1s w1fe, Janice Richards; Shepherds· Judah. Rosetta Richards; Reuben, Jar me Bowles. James, Clarence Holhngshcd, Levi, Michael Smith . Wtsemen, Phoebe Harper Carol Er~tn, Sandra Hoi[ )lnshcd' h Phoe.be H.nper also read t e Swptu~e lesson and rectta.tlons were anen by Joe and Sherry Po":'"ell, Paula Gomer, Jewell Pnce Amla and Marcia Bowles, Wanda Beterma.n, Sandra Holhnsbed, AI· he _Price, J:mme Bowles, Carol Ervin Af · th . 1b ter e prohgramb.,.b,..dl ?ur wu held 1n t e c urc mng room With refreshments served by W' ll w· l M Act 1 d • ms oCn, · rc'· Mr:> ena 1 Reese an .~ rs. arne asse11 · ,. I A newt... por route will holp do· velop your son's r01ponslbillty lnltletlve, thrift, hon01ly, end roai m•nhood. Fine troih of eharoc· +er .bocomo real ond activo In your boy when ho is o nowspoper· boy. I l I I ROOMS Of New •••ltvre 3 roa $299.00 BAKIR I I I FURNITURI . ' ' 0. • Y Sft4nNEL HP ._,..... Iii lllili!Dchrt I'«Q. The Matrons' Gufld of the irt:t. Mr. and Mn Howard N<,loo,.ot:o father, Emmett Will. Cbeaterrqod. Mr. and Mrs. F'l'ed Rbsenblum Monah Baptist CbUrcb wlll meet Syracuse spent Chrlstmla diJ and Mr. and Mrs. Richard ltosenAn impreulve cand.le-liibt set"> Friday at the home G( MJ1. Am- her 'uome place v11ltlnr relltiVet baum and son apent the weekend vlee was held from 11-12 on old R1cbards in Walton , W. VI tn Springfield with Mr. a·.td Mra. Ch.ti.Jlmas Eve at the Firat Baptlat Jack Rosenbaum and family. Chureh under the auaplcea of the Mrs. Howard Smith of Marietta Senlor Youth. FeJiowablp •nd their ts the guest thts week of Mrs. M. advitor, Mr<J Mannin11 Kloes. D Hartinger The altar of the cbureb waa de. Mr and Mrs. Delpbln Wehrune corated with evergreen and blue of Canton were week end guest& llgbts lor th.e service and Mn of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cecil Bradbury was organ t11t with '• a special cornet solo by \l'illl.a.m Wehrung and other relativeL MISS Barbara Ann Webrune or Durst, senior at the Otlio State CcW.urnhus IS the holiday guelt oJ University CoUeee of Muslt'. Jler grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.. •Pau.J Smart tave tbe meditation Harry Wehrung and other tela- for tM service wblcb was planned hves b_y t.he .MY•l<' Carolyn Wilson read : Mr. and 'frs Elmer Wickham the call to Worship and the Pbospent Christma& Jn GalllpoiiJ with phecy wu given by Jennifer ~lan­ \Jer mother, Mrs. Juha Davis and ieb. other relattveJJ. •D lane Stumbo read a pOem and George Hood or CbarleJJtDn, lliebard Hovatter gave the ChristVa visited relatives in PomeTOf, mas prayer with Edward Kitc:ben Monday. clollnJ the service witll a prayer. Eddie Gi_ntber returned te bia Jf~mbers of the Youth Choir led home, Cmcmnatl, Tuesday after carol singing durina: the program. spending lhe week entl with Mrs. Elta• Stiles · · Mr and Mrll. Terry Allis of CoIumbllS visited recently witb Mrs. Edward ltoehler and Mrs. William Dawson. Errol Daw.!IOn, Belief' W. V:a., and Mr. and Mra. BUly Dawson of annual Christmas program p ark erliburg, w. y a. vuu · 'te d sa-1 andTheparty ror the eblldren or the urday with Mrs Willi.m Dawson Lih(oln Heights community was G. E. AUTOMATIC and Mn Edward Koehler M ·d M M · ' 1 held, Friday evening on the lawn r. an , n . C. . Rogers o at the home of Mr, and Mra. Ger· f=olumbulii ws-e holiday guests of aid Sc:nuster. 1'1 r arcnt Mr d M J G. E. SPACEMAKER b~n:hue. 5• n. ame8 Rev. Donald Seevers of the • an Mr. and Mu. Harry Bearbs and Pomeroy Church or Christ was iiaugtier!l, Norma Jean and Flor- in charge and led singing of ~nee Ann were Christmas dinner Christmas Carols. Santa (Ray tuestll o( Mr. and Mrs. Clair Spen- Blowers) arrived as the group was singing "Jingle Bclh;" and preer. sented each r.bild with a treat. NOW! Does More Than Just Dry Clothes I enttne e ' WMTHU !y UNITIO NISI Oh1o: Clov-cty hMiay with tton.l li1ht snow tr r•ln w•rm.r .... end s.utfL '""tly cl.udy w+th a t.w flurrl• end c.oldet ellf...,... P•rtr clwdy, tltt1e c...,.._ t•mp~nture lOUth. H .... ...., to 45, low tonight 26 tt> VOL Vlll ' SINGLE COPY -6C Pomeroy-Middleport, Obio, Thursday. December 27, 1956 NO. 216 Pomeroy Resident Lands Record Siz~Small Mouth Bass Sunday U. • Item 01 w. I Lincoln Heights Children's Yule Party Held Friday G. E. DRYERS .... · .... · · · .. $169.95 up Powers Appliance HU Y TO PI ~· ear Mr and Mrs. John Lockwood Bower.!!Vlllc, and Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Konkright artd son, Danny, New {'ar!yle. spent Chrtlltmas with the Rev. and Mrs C. R. Konkrlght and ~OlliS, Eudell and David Mr. and Mrs. Lockwood returned home Tuesday and today the two Konk· r1ght fomdlcs art visiting reiD· ltves 111 Brooktvllle, Ky . btrorc the Ollie Konkr1ghts relurn to the1r home at New Carlyle Mr and Mrs. R~ndolph llumphr('ys and two children have been SpNldlllR Chnstmas with relatives in Vlrgnua. ~r end Mrs. 0. E. M!'Kmiey and !on, Earl, were noll11cd of the death of Mrs. M.1rie · Clendenin, Columbus, last weelt. She waa the 5ister of Aaron Sheets, who is marrwd to the !ormtt Ruth Me· Kinley. · '·' ,. - Thursday- Friday··Saturday Monday .. 0 s J E H Sunrise To Sunset Station ' - ' •• ., • . ·; .,. '. th., A. Abney Funeral Services Will Be On Saturday 20%DISCOUNT ON WHEEL GOODS Steel Industry •. Sets New Record .: For Production Funtral scrv1res for W1llram Abney, 53, who dted on Chnstmas Day in Nf.po!epn, Ohlo. Will. be held at the-New Haven Evangehcal United Brethren Church on Sat· urdiY afternoon at 2 o'clock. WASHINGTON UP · The Ile£ens<' fl('partnwnt announced Lo· day that 14 000 men will he draft· cd 111 F'd)ranry for th,e Army The That rcprrsenh a cut of :-1.000 m('ll flom rlraft call~ for the preL'cdmg 11111r months. • MOnd~ bP held on afternoon ln Saugtrtuls, Nf.w York. Surviving arc his wi.Ce, two sons, two douabten dren. '"4 live &'11"'1-t\>tl· NEW YORK UP - Tbe sled industry produ~d 2 :;25 000 ton~ or steel b~t Chmtma~ holiday will pare outpul this can Iron & Steel Institute A Watch 111ght sen;ce wtll he ed today. rondudrd nC'xl 'rucsday evcmn;;; St('cl mills operated at 111 th<' L;m~s\'ille Christian Churc\il <"rnl of r;~.tcd rapacity to unllt'l t h<' r11rcction of the pastor, new produchon mark )ast Rl'\'. R11ldlc. Opcnt10ns for this week 1 h" progra111 wtll begin at 9 00 ~c h cduled for 96.3 pc.r eent J' M A sons·fest will feature the actty, or 2.370.000 toma. l'arh part of the service. The- mdu~lry operated at A r.... llowship Hour will dose the per cent a montb ap and s('rv!ce at mtdmgh.t. Ever)'one Js cent of capacity d,uriog a wcleomo to attend. period in 1955. I Plan Watch-Night OffltlatJ.ng at the servte<es Will be Rev. Ralph M•bOncy of Mason and 8.fv, K. J. scott Gf New Haven. Friend& mav call at any time _on Fri41Y and on ~aturday mornmg at tbt'l Fog\(!song l'~uneral Home body will be taken L? the New Haven Cburc-h and will he 111 stat<' !rljtnt 1 p M. unUl tht' 11me nf lh<' ae'tvloos on Saturday afternoon •Bllrlel services will a.. we:rc sgt Russell's father, Mr. Nor~an Russell , res1dcs at R. F D. No.3, Pomeroy. 990 Your '"We just thought It was othet" ,... of thl• old plumbhtl 1ivir:1 . .,, .. the Sheriff Mid. The brace that bad been rameY· ed was uaed to pry open the diii. The pair aiSo used wadded f'PV blankets stuffed mto the jimtaiid door to hold 1t open cnoug ... lw them to slip lhrougl!. , Tbis was the ,third attempted jatl break here in the laJt. lO yean. (n August of 1946 three bl.itime thu~:s who had robbed Ute Theo Eb('rsbach Service Station tried to rseape but were c~ugbt ~ Sher1H Ralph Welker. -· Fnc ~cars ago, in O<"tober . .of 1951 , Clifford Little, MiddleJI.~ 1 RD and others tried a break aiKt. aclu~liv made It to the roof 0( adjacent garage before they caught ,. "These boys," said Jed Webl'tlr of la,c;t m,~:~ht's attempt, "won't · getting out again. They're in tary and they'll stay tbere they lea\C" .. w·· I II I GUILD TO MilT Stl'leS Entertal·n On Chri'StmaS Day I I • ---------------~ WASHERS .......... · ·.. .. $269.95 up ELECTRIC RANGE · · · · · · · · .. · · , $249.95 TELEVISION · · · .... · · · · .. · .. · · · · · $99.95 up 1On your ~ial ) 6-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy-14lddleport, o.; Dec 21, 1~ cusc, went lo to meet George Ed Greenlee, who ts statiOned at an Air Base lR Texas. He IS home 011 leave with hts parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. C Greenlee While Jn Columbus Char 1 les Haskins visited his u.nele, Cline John W. Sewell and son, Paul, Matthews, and family Marietta, were were end gueru or PORTABLE-TABLE MODELS and CONSOLE Mrs. Edgar Youl)g, Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs Charles Warner. "MOST SETS EQUIPPED WITH UHF" CitY, who has been visiting her Mra. Marcella Baily and son, mother, Mrs Eff1e Wise, and Sli- John, o( New !11'ighton, Pa, are FAST and EFFICIENT SERVICE ter, Mrs. George Memhart, and the gue~~ts •lf Mr and Mrs. Clyde Mr. and Mrs EHu Stues enterOu Everything We Sell- Fa~tory Trained Men family left Sunday to Kalamaroo, Andrews and Mr. and Mrs.. Henry tailij'!d with a dinner, C'hnstmas ~hch, to opend Christmas with Cleland. at their home, Rock Springs road. Wtlllsm Krleselmcier and Mrs. Gu•st• w•re Mr · and Mrs· Ed• her son, Dr Youns. and f ami Iy. ... ... Mr and Mrs. Robert Turner, Myrtle Long and daughter, Doro- ward Stt'l•• "' •nd fami'ly of MiddleBucyrus, JOined lhe1r ch1ldren thy, were Christmas dinner guests port • •tr " · and Mrs· Hershell Norof Mr. and Mrs. James W111lker, rls and son, Racme and Eddle Open 6 A.M. to 9 P.M. Daily - Sundays 9 to 9 Michael and Debby , at the home of Middleport. Ginther, Cmclnnati. Easy Terms- Up to 30 Months To Pay )!r and Mrs. Joe Turner for Christ E. 0 Sounder• ce'turned to hi'a ..,. ~ mas and rt>turned to Bucyrus Toes- home, Athens road, Monday from Chester Road and Otho Rad[ord or Phone Coolville 3641 Reedsville, 0. Box II day evemng The children remain- the Holzer Hospital. Syracuse were dinner (tuestl of ed for a longer VISJl w1th their lrM~r~a~n~d~M~"~·~W~al~t~er~W:;;•~Ik~e~r~,~M~r~.~a~n~d~M~rs~.~G~"I~c~n~D~ii~I,~C~b~r~l~st~m~a~s~. .;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;; grandparents. Mr and Mrs. IJAyton Kennedy and son, Coshocton. visited over Christmas w1th h1s mother, Mrs. Homer Kennedy, and relatives In Racine. Mr and Mrs. Max Roller bave learned that theJr son, James Ri;J. ler, has been promoted to Farst Lieutenant at E~lm Air Foree 1 Brtsc, Flt1rjda. Mrs Winnie Mayer, Athens, spl•nt Christmas with her son J 11 mt•s Mayer, and family at the home of State Reprl'~cnlatlve and 11rs. George MeinharL Mr and l\1rs Mayt>r nnd two children have moved thc1r furmlurc to the home thl'y have huilt 1n Cohunhut and w1Jt move their by the f1rst of tfi.c Olf THE RIGHT SIDE! .r , , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Wlll of Cot- umbu. we"' bolid•y a•••" or bio Hold Impressive Candle Light Church Service survivor of the auto-tram craala ClUCITA AUIIS, 18 months, only ut.akirts of PhoeniX, which kU1ed U of 13 petBOns..~th~1 ~ 1 au~:,~ ~Paul Bluatord • ~- 1a tended in a eounty •IVOOi' .,...._ _ -A ~-. Killed were ftve men. thrM wom-. (loft) and FrUit Haubel'. •--"• 11-ioftiiiJ tour cbD.drea. Nble were ot ~~ __., .. MEIGS GINERAL. HOSPITAL AdmiSSions : Martha Houston, Dunbtr, w. Va; Atcn Sham, Pomeroy. Oiscbarged Mrs Jo'red Hoffmon and 101'1, Mtrldleport; Mrs. ~wls Young and son, West Columbl.'l. Th<• Defense Uepartrnent saul lowoer drafl ra il ror February reflect~ htgher enlistments in the acti\"e· and Tl'serve fOTces that tnditionally take place in January and February. th~ Service Tuesday � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 26, 1956 abney brumley shuler