http://66.213.69.5/files/original/39b16ce8443c90d002bd38e61d7ca466.pdf 60b91e9e2bdc3cc6f0574b08d9923d4e PDF Text Text • • ~e . \Eiberfe d$ January,: Clea CHuaw FOR l'ODAY - ' Sale - .. , NOTICI TG SYilACUia ~IDLAtfD, *" Aehcr•ft l•uM th'l• ~111M Prklly l " For tht 11011l>o cott.n , rkloy oflor. .... , • • cleudy'- and mild, with the" tJtli,.,ltur. nNr 60. Windt -""Jr at 1S t. 10 m. p. h. Thursday, December 31st (9 A.M. ·to 5 P:M.) . ancfSciturday,J~n~ary ·2n_d_ (9 AM~ to-8 PJM:) :. :. ~-a~ : t¥a; · ~e"' Years D~y -. Bargains All Over The Store- Furniture- Draperies- Wom11ris 'Ready To Wear t Housewalft - ,Cosmetics -Mens a1d·Boys.Wear - D,Y Goqds _t\ s Usual, Store Closed FridaY, _ • ~----------------~-----~. READY TO Wf.AR R.._ $29.50 WOMEN$ DRESSES $19.50 WOMEN$ DR!SSES a.._ WOMENS HATS R... $16.50 WOMINS DRESSES _____ Reg. UO.OO WOMEN 'S Reg. $7.95 WOMEN'S Reg. $5.95 ~OMEN ' S Reg. $3.95 WOMEN'S Reg. $2.95 WQMEN'S Reg. $2.39 WOMEN'S Reg. $1.95 WOMEN'S a,g. $1.69 WOMEN'S _ ___ tiALE $13.00 t.._ $U.9S WOMINS DRISSES __ ___________ SALE $10.00 R.._ $12.95 WOMINS DRESSES _ SALE $1.00 ll.._ $10.00 WOMEN$ DRESSES . .. .. .. __ ..... SALE $7.00 Rog. 11-95 WOMEN$ DRilSSES _______________ SALE $6.00 R.._ $7.95 WOMENS DRISSES · --------------- SALE $5.00 11.._ $5.95 WOMINS DRISSIS --- --- ---------- SALE $4.00 ll.._ SUS WOMENS DRESSES -------- - -- SALE $2.50 R.,.. $2.95 WOMINS WASH DRESSES ----- -- ·-- SALII2.00 R.... $1-95 MATERNITY DRISSIS ____ _ ___ ___ SALE $5.00 .... $5.95 MATIRNITY DRESSES ------·---------- SALE $3.~ R.,._ $3.95 MATERIIITY DRISSIS -------··--·-- IAL& f' -50 a.._ $2.95 MATERNITY DRISSES ____ --- - --- - - S.tiU $2.00 R.,._ $2.95 MATERNITY SLACKS -------- - __ __ SAU $1 .50 R.._ $7.95 GIRLS DRISSII , ____ __ ---------- SALI 1•.00 ~-95 G_IRL: DRISSU ------- ---------- --- SALI $3.00 Gt:r.: ' f!USSIS - ___ --~-J.: .... ,,_ IALl!' 13.00 t.._ $3. Gl Ll DRISIIS ------- - --- -~·___ _-_-__ Slt.l:E fl,IO ll.,._ $2.95 GIRLS DRISSIS -------- - --- -------' SALE U.OO R.,.. $1 .95 GIIILS DRISSES ------- --------~ -- IALI $1.2S R.,._ $29.50 TUN COATI -----·---------------- IALI S1S.OO R.._ $2$.00 TIIN COATI -·----- ___________ ; lt.LI $11-GO R.,.. $5.95 GIRLS SKIITS - --------------------- IALI $5.00 Roo. $3 .95 GIRLS SKIRTS --------· -------- -- IALI $2.50 Roo. $2.95 GIRLS SKIRTS ----------------- -- --- SALI ,,00 R.,.. $1.95 GIIILS SKIIITS ___ ___ --------- SALI NilS R.,., $5.95 WOMENS BLOUSES ---------------- SALI IJ.OO $3.95 WOMINS BLOUS.I ___ ___ ___ __ __ IALI $2.50 R.,.. $2.95 WOMINS BLOUSIS --------- - ------ SALI $2.00 R.._ $2.39 WOMINS li.OUIES _ ------------- SALI $1,25 R.._ $1.95 WOMINS BLOUSES ------ - ---- ----- IALI $1.25 R.,.. $1.69 WOMINI BLOUSES -- - - - -------~--- IALI $1.00 R... $1.95 Woment Sklrt and Blou.. S.t5 ______ IALI fi .OO R.,._ $29,50 GIRLS COATS - -------- --- --·----- IALI $2S.OO R.... $25.00 GIRLS COATS -------------- SALI sii.OO R.,._ $17.50 GIRLS COATS -------- ________ , IALI $14.00 Roo. $16.50 GIRLS COATS ____ _ _ --------- SALI $14.00 R.,.. SI19S GIRLS COATS ---------- __ _____ SALI $10.00 SAL~ $tOO R.,._ $,12.95 GIRLS COATS _ _ ___ Rog, $10.00 GIRLS COATS ____ __ :::::::::: -iALI $7:00 Roo. $1.95 TnN DRESSES' : -- -- ______ _ ---, 'ALl $5 .00 R.._ $7.95 TI&N. DltiSSIS .. __ • _. ___ , .. ,. _ till. I $4.00 a.,.. $$.95 TIIN DRESSES ..... _______ .• , .. '"LI $3.00 Roo. $2$.00 WOM~~ C,AR COATS -------> -L'~-Il-1 $11.00 R01. $11:50 WOMINS tlR COATS --------,-- - IALI -$14.00 Rog, 113.95 WOMINI CAR COATS ·-----~------ --- SALI $10.00 . 1log. $10.00 WOMINI CAR COATS ____ -----· - IALI $7.00 Roo. $1.95 WOMEN& CA,R COATI ______ , ____ __ IAU $7.00 R.... $7.9S WOMINS CAR CO... TS ----------- _ SALE Si.OO R. .. $11.95 GIRLS CAR COATS -----_____ -IALI $10.00 Roo. $10.00 GIRLS CAR COATS ____ _______ IALI $7.00 SALI IS 00 Roo. $7.95 GIIILS CAR COATS _ __ _ R.,.. $5.95 GIRLS CU COATS ---------:: _::- SALE $4:00 Roo. $99.00 WOMINS COATS · _ __ - SALI $1100 lloo. $19.00 WOMINS COATI _____ ··::-·:: SALI $79,50 INOMINS COATS _ __ SALI $6100 · - SAL' $SS.OO Roo. $69.50 WOMI"'S COATS ____ __ __ Roo. $19.50 \tOM INS COATS __ __ ___ _- :: SALI R.,.. $49.50 WoMINS COlTS _ __ ___ ___ SALI $3500 . SALI $10'oo Roo. $39.50 WOMINI COATS __ __ _ ~... IIUO WOMINI COATS .. ____ : -::::·- SALI $2SOO Roo. $19.50 WOMINI CbATS ___ ___ _ ... : SALI Roo. $29.50 Womo~tt ALL WIATHIR COATS __ SALI $25.00 • .._ $25.00 Womo•o ALL WIATHIR COATS .. SALI $11.00 Roo. Slt.SO W-"' ALL WIATHIR COATS __ SAL I $11.111 Roo. $16.$0 w....., ALL WIAJH.. R COATS __ IALI •$14.00 Roo. $13.95 W......... ALL WI ...THIR COATS .. SALI · $10.110 $5 .00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.00 Saltf Sale f U .OO , i m:oo 6 ng. $3.95 ALUMINUM GRIDDLES $45:oo 45 .... 79c METAL WASTI BASKITS -- ------ - -- SALI 61c a rq. $13.45 ILICTRIC FIIY PANS ----- _____ IIIILI$16.00 4 r4t. $21.20 necTR~c Fl\Y PAMS ------- sAlE $2i.ll0 3 rag. $24.95 ILECTRit M1ll1t DRYIRS -- ---- SALI $15.00 __ _____ ~ __ SALI · $2.50 ROMJI~ ~tbAY COLOGNE ''!!- Another Big Shlpmel)l CANNON Sale! CANNON TERRY BATH MAT SETS D!SH TOWRS KITCHEN TOWELS 'USHIONS Multi eolorf' d st riped bur· den . LarJe 11.ze. Mult.i colored aJtripes, Shredded Foam Filled ctteck:t 'ind plaida. 4for$1.00 3 for $1.00 ' CANNON '· . WAF'flLE '• I,' ' MuiWG010Nd slripoi. - - ' . ·_ 29.c • ·· Soltf Sale 69c ,, ' CANNON ,. ;' ·. PLAIQ_.· · . ( .,'•'. . .. .. 2 PIECS 8l'lTS! I 1 Sale ~..® 1 1 23 Roo. $1.95 '"· J..L ~ 1 3 PIECE S!!<TS ~~ t-.IJ!(!I.SO . .._ .. Soler · ForTh is Salt- $88.00 HOUJI II. Cheat, double drNMr t1nd mirror, bookcase ~· ·board bed . .M a~opny, walnut and limed olk flnlobeo. Sulteo "'lllarly pri<ed lrom ..l88.00 Lo · ForThisSale.m$1,l¥'qo " : ,., ·'::'~ Ill. Cheat, double drener ind mirror, bookeue bead· _bed. Walnut. l~t mahoaany an,~d~j•;h:i.,iO:ry llnlalle~ . Thcoe prked from $249.00 to :J,ij 1 · '' rubber <, 77§" '= -· 37 Boys _$1.95 Men's fU$ KDit ' Long,l8!olllti.I K!Ililed- SPCHtr SillRTS ,• SPORT·- SHIRTS ·• .. . llliili'l o:iiJr·. ·.:::-:.:~rt~-:::.::n:J LONI[I ?,II~VE donationllf in Meigs r:.onr sleeVes. smaJ~ me• diUm anil liu:te 'SIZes. :' Sizes ·6 ·to u!. Novelty patterns and stripes. I $2.00 ·====:::;: :::::::::::=~' ' . ' AIIOibl!l' 1111 ~~~~tal 1 lnlalated. T..;l'~ ' . Boys Lone Ruacer or RIDellWl . Meo's I 1 anki"'-.M • .. '' .-: ~- ,' ~ SPORT SHIRTS mes. Cottol\ .prltlts. in small, 'lnedluni, and farge Ju<~•611! W seU __;,,.( 11 ·,, -:,-;~ ~ ...,. • '•lH--' \ . 'I ' ' . ,. ...... ' ' . . ._Anoth_er Big ~pme~t, ~· ~ . ~ "Ktrbury" Morpul ' ~. Size• 8~ to II. 2 pairi for $1.0Q . ~ I . .. _. -·· . . . . .. __ _ ·· ~·--'""' 1 u ••'"" Strt• TROUSERS 1• ~ .. fl:fe I" . $3.95 ' (7 ~-·t'ft:H' ·.••... vi·r~" •2 -~ ..·~ '~' ' '" ·~>:~ IUs ~"-" ~"fi ••:•v·•ro- Stieci~ Jiliilife1 <· "l' . l ••f. *e-~a -~~;,~ ·•• lc.utr~ •oSP.ORJ'IUMS• "~ 1!--.u•rr' s~t •TJ, :~· J,••-~"\ . '..... ' ,... ; ~:;·~~ ~~~~~Ai[AliiJS' :~~·) w~;·~. ~· ;}!) .,j'r'~''" SIQl_ _,__.,L, • ..Jt2~ts .. t . i• .. '' Regular f'-95 Meno Tl'tlulers ---------- SALE ~-10 Regular f8.15 Meu Tnlllll!rs --------~-S.U.E . ~ '• . 'I • Regulp- fUI Meua TrGUJOn .......... SALE ti.H correct lenjWI. . I Regular f8.1S :Moas Tnlllll!n (. _______ :_ S:ttE ..ll .. In ...-do and poll&h<d ~ot­ tolll. Bl~k. brown, tan, srey, blue and .,reen. All .size~ 29 to 311..._..1..,.,...,. and your . . r Regular $~.85 Me1s 'Frollll!n -'' ------- SALE $4,0G · . ,,, ·'·'· ·,: .J; l~ • .,,.,. . t.-t!lllclac< ' $1.50 ' . . Gob>rdlnes, woO! flannel>, wolh 'a nd ftlt fabriC.: SlUt 29 to . ~ Wliot measure .. Pleat-ed .fr,ODI ·or _plala front al.r\U· ' I: Contlnent11l Style •nil ' tvt ~ •,:$1.50 '· . YouneMtn• . SOCKS for Girls ' SWEAT SHIRTS 50e<t•palr ··• ( :U.' .; U .•S LONG SLEEVE 1 •: • SLIPOVEB lwl"'-·'"..llo' Lop. · ('""~~~~ l In Falls At Home $~fil: if!i~~D{, ai);l~'· $2.50 $1.50 2 Women_lnjured .-·SPORT SHIRTS -:-- .. 1\' 1'1, '•' I ·, I • • • ··- 'il'frf. *U'IIO • • ' ' • i { • •.Clllrfl!ltt;$1ltllll!j ~'lnlli;~IO, llllloilfoltO.i •I'D ~ . ~ Ptt i1~1'-"' 'UUIIfMI'R~•u.. :_, ~ ...- ' . . 1- t,l~~,,l$,; -~tY',}If1uFJlnl!ftU)IM 1 _ '1/h~.UV.Ii'Bf!Jdl'~... --'!!."'A..:....-.. 2-··· 2 ..... 11'1t;oo T ,., l!laAI(PAIT 1~1 -------- 1~1 ,W:tM;t 2 ;.... .,.,,oo.,r ':'· IIIIAMP~~ s.~ ,,---'-~- ~'' _ I - - $1Dt.OO 's ,..'-HIAI'PAIT ~iT ·-.; ..·•• c:-: 1AI:tf --- -~ . • ':"' $19.00·5·,., 'RIAtgoUT II.TI ......: . ~· The seeond serious , eye injury less than a week ~ thiS counoocu:rred' yegterda)t afternoon Ro1er Holman, · age lO, was in the eye by a pleymale with a 'B-8 1 gun. ,, lOla &nd two 3 piece .tuitet. Your cilo-icre 01 one of tDete Ute~. aolas and two 3 piece sectlonala. Your eho.lee ot any one of these Juitea. Blood County Wed~sday fell 29 pintl short of the 100-pint quota. A total of 64 penons offered blood to the Red Cross collection ceot.er noon to 6 p. m. in the Pomeroy Junior Hig.h gym with 71 being ' GIOUP I. R'tl- .19'1.00 -to f249.00, Six 2 pleee - - - one · FOR THIS SALE'- USO.OO GI!OUP 11. Rog. $2119.00 to $329,00. Ten 2 pitoe ovlt.. - lour RUFUS ILLCISSOII ' choice or a nice seledion of cover1. .mirror, full 1iaed bookcase · bed . Flnllh.et are w1lnut, Mmtd oak or Tantler tan . SuUe, reeularly priced from $108.00 to $129.00. · Vour choice of suite. ---00.-- ·- ·- Foa~ Pomeroy-.Middleporl, (lblo,1J'ursdaY, December 31, 1959 native who marriecl a .Middleport former Coaeb apd Mrs. For' college and an army stint as resignallon so th<lt he could head of the Western Local 10 reg. $8.95 Meu Jaebta or Cottts ---- SALE ff.iO 1 reg. .9.95 Meao Ja8els or Coats ---- BALI!i fUO. 30 reg. •ius Mens .Jaeketl or Coals ---- SAL!: fi.OO 6 reg. fl3.95 Meni Juketo o~ C,ats ---- SALE f9.ot 24 reg, $19.95 Mont Jaelt:eta or Coati ----- SALE .$14.00 Plaid Mterns Sofas. Hloh - · 21 "' IS. ,_. ton1ttllt 16 to :14. 1\fiddleport School Board Hikes Pay , F Teachers In All Classificatio~ ' MENS JACKETS and CAR COATS !MIIsi'> tA.lri-: ~!{ 3 piece atetlonals - nilht. F.rl6y IUIIIIY .... ....... r ·Western Local School Position Sweaters ---- -- SALE ta.SO Sweaters ------ ScALE •u•·') ' Sweattn -- ---- ·sALE Sweaten --· ·-- SALE Wti'T and 3prlng filled euahions. Pel'formanee teated fabrlet. Your NaiiOIUIUy Advertised MIRUfaeturen GROU' I. The.a:e aultee eon11lat of chett. double dreuer end Choice of Salt , ~~c .. , Two pi.eee suUq - - v- -- lloa. $3,95 . 3 PIECE SETs LIVING ROOM SUITES Bf.DROOM SUITES ·i ·PRINTED IDRAPEBY . .._._..._ ' ' ID ..... ...tre. Jf~,.,. s,..,E $5.00 Salef 9 .... $2.95 Sl~e 20 by fO '"~· ;. '1~ .~~· 3for$UJO'. , ,, , · YiiCIJae. (Nol. all co-lors). ' . 16 Roo.$1.00 I and Sole $2.50 IATM TO~~ ': ":' TOWUS . ' CORDUROY Another Bll ~blpPII!nt . Allolh~r Bli Sbjp..ent ~SH 14 •<~~· $1.00 2 ,and 3 pe. mat aeta. ·Cot· ton cbenute Tlle ..,..m-.....-. TRIPLE ROLL Anollter Big Shlp ..enl l11ter~ .. , 'ti,~(nof;ipo.Grteorge Dallas as instrumental music ~ . schools ·")"as accepted W$esday receiVed an early promise from the b9ard New Year's wish belng·vanled: a salary 1 _____ SALE '$1.00 IVINING IN PAIIIS COMPACTS .... SALe Ilk LU.UI CtiiMI iUBBLI lATH _ SALI SOc .VINING IN ~ARIS GIPT SITS ____ S,lll '$1.00 I H-10 CqTY GIFT SIT ________ __ SALI $3.25 3 rog. $3.00 OLD SPICE GIFT SITS ·---- -------- SAL $1.50 I roa. t$.00_ COTY OIPT SIT , ___ ---- -- -- SAL $:1.50 3 ..... $S.50 ROMAN liOLtbAY Ci,IFT SETS ____ SAL . $1.75 I roo. $2.0d HOINAIL IUfl~l lATH - ---- - --- U.L $1.00 5 ,.,, s2.,S-M.IINI JIWILIIY c4US.. ---- ·------ s'A'L . • 1.so 2 ,.,., ~-00 SII'APORTH OIPT IITI _________ __ _ IAL $1.04 5 rq, $1.00 WOODBURY GIFT SITS -- - --------- IALI " ' Sale $1.50 Coat Coat Coat eea. Deeote4 To Tlte ol>lr """lno '-'oht. Cloonfte toto .......... c.t.... - t - - ... alias Is Released To Accept I'-" ' . Meus MeD. Mou Meus Ohio! - · ,....., witt. ..... .,.,.., w reg. $7 ..-5 1aekettt ot Co _ ---~--: :~- 'S,U.,. $6.00 _,areg. tr i •"8 .8S J,aekoI1 or jC1'll ni ----'----l ' JJ '·' -BA'I..E'·$7.00 - '"' " "11 -.,-·-:ym,.r,:· -- C o.,._:---. "' ___ •. IC ~'!I.. E. OQI,.. - -·• --,._ ~ •••vu . ~~~.!"§"• - ~- .·••·•"' - ·~o I - - - -~· 1 reg, UU5 Jaek:!la or ~-4!1 , -,---,- · --- SALE ft.l!jl N1tw-ral c~or rwork sOcks. . Retalar ribbed top st)'le ~ ~ COSMETICS ' Sale$5;00 · n "" tt""''"t SOC5S for Men 12 reJ. $3.88' 14 reg. $US 16 reg. $US U reg. $7.95 15 reg. $8.111 ___ ,... ,.,._" I Salef • roo. $3.95 CHINA DRIPOLATORS -. --- --- --- SALI $3.00 16 ,.,., $2.50 POTTERY VASES ---- ---------~ -- SALI $1.25 14 .... $1 .50 POTTIRY VASES ---------- -- -- ---- IALI 7Si 5 ,.._ $3.95 POTTERY VASIS ----- ----------- · SALE $2.50 7 ,.,._ $1.39 GOLD DICOIIATED ~ITCHIRS - -- - SALI $1.00 9 roo. $US BIRD WALL PLAQUIS -- -- --------- SALI $2.00 09 .... $1.00 CHINA CUPS ancl SAUCERI ----- --- IALI 60c 26 rog. $1.39 CHINA CUPS oncl SAUCIU -- ---- SALE lie 6 ,.,._ $2.50 CHILDS FEIDING SETS ---------- SA~E $1.75 a roo. $1 .9,5 ICE BUCKETS __ --- --- ---- ----- __ SALE $1.50 4 ,.,._ ~.95 CHROME SERVING TRAYS ---- ---- SALE ~3.50 2 -, ... p.95 7 P~. LJI:ZY SUSANS ----- --------- SliLE $3., · I~- $1.00 \\IROUOHT IRON TRIVETS , ,. ___ __ __ SAL& 611< 5 rol, $1,211 WROUGHT IRON TRIVETS' ----- --- ~ALE $1 .10 ' 4 ..... $1.95 WROI,UiHT IRON TRIVETS --------- StoLl $1.25 9 rot- lt.i\1 WROUbljf IRON TRIVIITS - ---- ---- SAL& 75c 4 ,.._ tUS (o~por T~ So lad Mold Soto ---- .. SALii $3.50 9 '"II· $1.29 Altt' TRAYS • _ -r-·--··------- __ sto~l 7Sc I roo. $1'.19 ~hoAR.TTr BOXIS __ --- ~ ------- SA~~ 75c 1 roo. $2.95 't~A~L PLAQU!S .•... ; •. : ..... 5ALIJ2.00 25 roo. $1.00 DIVILID IGG DISHES ----------- - SAL 60c 5 rog. $11.95 CUTLIRY SETS _____ -- ---------- SALI $6.00 3 rog. $1.95 CARVING SETS --------------- SALE $5.00 6 ....$ 1.95 ST!AK KNIFI SETS -------------- SALE $5.00 1 ,.,._ $12.95 CARVING SIT - · ---- ------ SALI $7.00 6 roo. $2.50 ALUMINUM TIIR CAKI PANS _ _ IALI $1 .7S TABLES Ideal lor TV Lampa or Night L!~hts . 7 r•J· •us Lampa. :t: ---------- 1 reg_. 16 :~5 Jaek?" or' _ .RO-• - HOUSEWARES . CARD i ,, -NQ'.21s____- - at e Weather BOYS ~IN':'ER J tKETS IIIII COA:rS 1o~ lf!-Sflf• ,;; · ts ~·-w·,- &ALii:.t;.oo t.t''-'"'~ r.~~-·- fts:oo MOTION lAMPS. •: • • 8oyJ Stzet 8 to 18. I roo. $2.00 5 roo. $1.00 IS ,.,._ 99c 4 r~ $~,00 ' .V'I>J.. 1J -; II : MENS COAT mLE SWEATERs .1 .50 $1 .25 $1 .25 ,...,..,20. .,....... ._. r---------~~~~~~~. . ,, Solt! ' 80 reg. $3.15 Beys SUpover Swe.ten ---- SALE $2.50 59 reg. $US Boys SUpover Swealen ---- SALE -.z.oo 11 reg. $,4.95 Boys SUpover Sweaters ---- SALE p,oo' Reg. 42,t5 GIRLS HATS --------------~-. SALE fl.50 ' Reg. f1..95 GlJq.S HATS -~ -------,, ---- _ SAL~ .•·U5 ' Reg. $1.89 GIRLS HATS __ ___ ________ _:_ SALE u .oo a.,.. a.,.. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE GIRLS , H~!~ . a.., a..,cu.:: HATS ---- ------- HATS ---- ,-- HATS --- -- -HATS -- -----IIATS - ------HATS -----HATS --- ----HATS ----- . BOYS SliPOVER SWEATERS Reg. $1!.95 WOME N'S HATS ---- ------- SALE $7.00 • _ . __ SAL I 110.00 ____ SALE $15.00 __ ' .Ttx. UPI ,_,_,._ ....., ,till • • . '' ' .. Mo<!ern and fJOfllli ' ' a .8'"14 ,ele<lUO' of tO- ' '~:it'.H , ' ' Pl4$TIC' D.Rifls " The boy, 1on of Mr. and Mrl. HQ.l... an of Route -..124 below Hacme, ' was . t11ken to the ItAYMOND KIRWOOO �'I J ·, • j _, . D~;;~;;;;~d~epo~~~·~fS~? 1 ,...., WSAZ.TV ChanneJ 3 .~"~;- 4:00 Rouse on Higll Strel"t uo Split PettonaU1y StP.amboat lun .slf. ·Preatop s ~ no ~: 10 uo us 11'11111tt • Scruggs Sl'low f:OQ "'' Piclurll' 11nUey Brtn'ttey Report ·~..a irlybtnD t:OO HO iftescue Price .] 8 Right Co ncentration Truth (Jr C.:on!lequenres It Could Be YDu ~:0': 8 ;\ :30 8:00 Am.ahl 1.\ the Night Vis1tors · 6:00 H.,~d!ln• sales l ;~;~~~~:·•::p~er~~ie:n~ce:~~i;n, 7:30 This Man Dawson t!U5 Sirn on 8 :00 Qontlnental Classroom '"" tl:ll Clla111el8 -Thursday II ' t :po American Bar.IMaad ~Itt and I'I'Jernl •:oo Ifill FroneDco .- Uo e:ao 2·00 QqJD~ a:oo llooLibi .tloo• ' '~ Tbo doli Euo aepmer 8:40 Weatbermaa 8:t5 John Daly New• :vo~r · 3:11!1 " ~ uo "•le Storm ~hi!" 8:119 c>oona Reed Sbow ft:S~t t ·li!O 't"'te neal M('( II) 9:00 J'\'t &one Sb,nvroom 9:80 ThP. fJntouchablea l0 :30 U s. Barrier Patrol ll:po The New• Tonlgbt 6 :40 6:45 7:00 7:30 lt:Of Stannln1 the Wcatbef filport~ ltel>Ort 11:1~ '"'~''-'.:..a 8 :30 9:00 ___ _ I 10:00 I 10:30 ~nne: 8 -Frida. · Yt~ur-· tno Re,...._ ·wetthermln John Daly News 26 Men Walt DJ.Jney ,Pft)I!IJQ. Man ~ ll&it ll'iWk 77 Suna~t ~p The lleiii\IVOI !lark Saltlil• 2:4~ l:~~ ~~~ Repu~.c•::r__ Sign Off WUTN-1"V •Cha.,nel 13 Channel 13 - Th11rsdal &:00 The Brighter Dny &:1ft Set>ret Storm U'J £dge or Night 1:00, 'I'be Ttaree Stoore• · t:30 LlfA of Rl!ey. R:15 Captuln Kangaroo Cartnnn Theater 0:00 Red Rowe 1.0:30 On the Go \:00 I :00 1 Love Lacy 11:30 December Bride 1:00 ..r.r.tJ!ur J S11tllh-N01'1 t:l5 . Tti'e ' Juli rrrovnn Slunl' I:SO Amo1 'n Andy 7:00 t!. S. '\bnhall .... !:30 Loek u~ 1:00 ~ct.ty Hutton Show 1:90 Johnny Ringo IUtO Zane Grey Theater 12:00 Love of Life ·lllm• ror'T<Jinoiotow •., 12:41'1 tletl'eft f>range BOwl Gime ' 1:30 Cotton Bowl Game 1:00 Arth•1r J. qmlth-·N"IWt t: 1~ Jule RlvHn ~how ~ ":30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:00 Shotgun Slade "1 :-10 Rawhide 8.30 Hotel De Paree 8:30 Big Party 11:00 11 Q'clock Nen 11 :15 lAte Show 2:30 Sitn orr Chan!lll13 - Frld11y 9:00 Eyewitnel!s to Hi11lory 10:00 The Twilight Zone .1:00 11 'l'cloek Newt .1:115 Theater 13 I :~0 Sign Oil 8:(10 New1 l Brown died on the gallows. The Republicans nominated. Abraham Uncoln, the Ullnols 'rail ... splitter' ' for preJident In 1860. The Democrats were 'ipHt' 'Wide open on the slavery qqJJatlon. The "soft shell" moderatell of the party nominated Stephen A. Doug· las for president and the proslavery "hard shtllll" put up John Breckinrldge of Kentucky. Although the two Democrats lugether polled 2,226, 738 vote1 to Llncoln'l 1,866,4112, Lincoln ear· ried the solid North nnd won the electoral college . f ll :<10 .~, ~ q:···:, \ -' TID llR@lY!HllliL!li l.11Jt;'emter Division Countr)> 1lootlo'tnl t2:BO Just Mulle) 1 1 Breakf11t 1:30 :rw Yoa Musi~·Go-.Rounct . '" 2 :33 Mualc-Go-Ground. lti:30 New• l'artr 1:18 NII!!WI I:Sft Jrpldalt i'lrtJ' 1:30 Commuatts •nd lllal Ntw~ 1:81 ...akfut l'lfll> 10:10 4101'1ill'• Dewrtloftl 10:0 Q>.untrJ Hoedbwn 3:35 MU8lc Go-R6um' 4·30 Newt 11:10 $:43 IO:ID SWao ShOJO J:OO Sundown Serenade I'UI 11118 q(l) 4:3~ ·9 90 Muslc-Go.ftoPnd 5:30 Communll7 and ~ 11. . National N•w• UO Sportl Doik S.POT .Dn Y6ur ..a• a '"l-.. l ;•.I -.wto. u, ·.::t. .• ' . f'i•35 J,.rr/o Atutet Report .0:00 Coftflt Ttm.e ldoorlko4 In LIFE lftd LOOK ,,' Nowa 2•80 Newo (loeal) f:ta lladlo M)omnal J.'O) 1'3~ Al'tl'led Sr~!nt ..how . • · Sfl TllfM AU- .l Sf,: CORRIUJID ioriCI, TO CNOOSI ;ROM . u ..... 100 . . . . . . . . . . . 100. ~ '\: I' . . fUll .. '~;;':-' ·, ., . ~ .,. . f' Tfll ·. ·. l•tiOO. ' •· .. . .1 ~-.... . ~. ' • OCCAII-ONAl 1'\h -· ' \ -n-loo.Wiotn·•hw ..... ,;.,. - . ;).,..l.pjoltq• .. - . """"' ~·-•'•• .. '.c!lllllfiiJUI ; . f!tj\vj;. ! . oa Tile Bl'flh18i Cemer 1a MIDDLEPORT TH~ '. I ... · \'(·~ , ~ N .G. . ·I • , .. ' ~ .. ' ' ~, . yo.~:;~ ,pui palro,.._ .,. 1®'111& ~·ou to . ,. .,.._.._ ,. . · ~ ~- . ..;.._ I '• . • ~- ' -4·. ' . ' I 1 ' ·.•. :~ ~WN1·9ROSS • forwut .. HAPPY ·.:: wi1h tlwu the ' ~ Ooo6 htcllth, . ._.,,nl,l~it~ ~~.,~, ' •• Now . • ,;, t ·· ~~18 ~HOP " ., ..... . . DOVtNIE.GROSS, INC. · ~ ,.·, &rPLIANCE & FURNITURE l ' \. •" , l'JIONE 185-J "'DIB . ' \. Sizes 8 to 20 SKIRTS Sizeg!O to 18 BLOUSES Slzes 30 to 40 CLOTHING COMPANY good llmu clnd: ;ftiWR11'GMiGI ••"' ~ ftlond~ SLACKS SMITH ci"" ...all ..our ....palro"' ""- " Mondoy,tJee: ~ht New YtiJlaheadf.tonollltll: rin1Jtr /or you ••. full o~ : good hd IJJIII 'hoppy «<:OJIOifll l CAR-COATS Yea~ !loy Ubring io .' Ladies Sportswear Los Ang•l•• Cl•sslc Fln•l California 65 WMt Vlrglni1 45 Consol•tlon WASHINGTON UPI-----Sen. Hu · l'llorthw.s.tern 7'1 Mlchlpn 72 ber D. Humphrey D-Minn., ail· Southern C•l 72 UCLA 62 · nounced fonnaUy today that he lllinoi• 74 St1nford 62 is runn ing for the Democratic OHIO HIGH SCHOOL presidential nomination. He will Sizes 12-14-16 C•nton McKinley 49 Alllartcl 47 entf:!r primary contests fn Wiscon, , W•rren H1 rding 58 sm, Oregon, South Dakota and Youngstown Eut 48 the District of Columbia. G"''"' City 58 Hllll•rd 57 Humphrey said" he would "like St. Marys 42 to enter other primaries" but b Columbus. W•ttiH"son 31 fa ced with the problem of "limitZen•avlll• 1.3 Columbus W•st 35 ed,'.' financial ~eso~rces. l Licking Hl!lghts l'oum•~ f have no 1lh,unons about my P~e-asantville 60 q~f!S~ . for . t~e _D4l~ocratic. prelli· Mllrlon-Fr•nklin 51 Consolation . ~enUa1 no.mmatJOn, he sud in a CASH BAHR, Owner Johnstown 53 statement at he openi!lg of a MIDDLEPORT N. SECOND AVE. Licking Hei!jlhts 44 Fln•l ewh~ confer~nee. "It Will be an Sere• Tourney u"~P~II~l_f~lg~h~t::_.- - - - - - "_ _''.!:,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,~~~ Clev•l•nd W••t Tech 64 a.,.. 46 Consolation I Columbus North 49 Cle'lt'lend J. Manhell 41 Fln•l rt.tlon•l B.sketb.ll Anoclatlon Syncuse 131 Cincinnati 127 1960 .1/.a tho BEER and WINE CARRY OUT Spriggs, Wright Lead Rally To Defeat Wellston Humphrey Sees up•'hill F'1ght For Presi'dency By United P.-.ss Sa.son Highs Phil•d•lphl• 122 Mlnne1polis 107 W1sconsm, MissJJsippl, Syracuse Ind. 3 Games - R. V . Gibbs, 669 Natlon•l Hockey Lettu• and Georgia have bean Installed Ind. 1 Game - R. V. Glb~s, 256 Montreal 3 Toronto 2 the favorites for Friday's mafor Team 3 Games - Pulverizers, American Hoek•v Lugu1 -bowl games which are • expe«ed 12627 · f Hen hay 3 Qu•bee 2 OT to attract a total of .330,00~ tOot· : Team 1 Game - Pulverlzcn, 9!58. Cl•veland 2 RDchetter 2 tie. OT ball fans from Florida to~ Cali· Top Five Sari,, of '••son Cornia. . R. V. Gibbs 647~9 Carlings .. 21 9 750 . And for• those who can't wait W. Dudding 615 , Ebersbach Hdwe. 23 13 636 there will be ,some actioii today B. Hayes 607 I & S Super Mkt. 19 17 328 in the Sun Bowl at E] Paso, Tex., , W. Davis . 603 Sta~ka Oru_gs 17 19 472 where North '_fexas Slate ranks a t 0. L. Wnght 602-603 Me1gs Equipment 11% 24J,2 314 twu·louchdown choice over New 1 Team No. 2 lOlh 221h 313 Mexico Stute. THURSDAY AfTERNOON SEASON HIGHS The big day, however, will be LEAGUE Ind. 3 Games, E. Lohse, 492 Fr1day with four major bowl Higli Three Game Ind ., E. Lohse Ind. 1 Game, P. Mullen, 195 gamf:!s on tap. in addition to a 492. Team 3 Games, Carllngs, 2247 pour of minor ones. High Slrigl.e Game, P. Mullen, Team 1 Game, Ebersbach, 614 TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG Wisconsin's bone-rattling Bad· gets are 61h point favorites over Team Three Games, Ebersbach M. Ebersbach 145 Washington in the Rose Bowl Hdwe., 21M. P. Mullen 142 game, or ..granddaddy of all bowl Team Single Game, Eberabach M. Mu~ray . . . . . . . . . . l40 games" as it is sometimes called Hdwe., 773. P. Collms 134 at Pasadena, <1-Uf. . }; St•ndinp Won Lost Pc:t I S. Moore-B. Stout . . 132 (In •PaSadena 'wtll fur Mfiton, La-mbert, C)(·Pom~roy ace, a Badger j~io.r !':Uard with tWo) years of cliglbiUty remai'ning.) , · !1.1issJaa,lppi Bis' I' seVIPl·P:olnt choice ov~ l,q_l:dsJa~ State inl ~be Sugar Bowl game at Nl:lw Orleans. National champion . , SyraOuse, ~florting an .urobiEim(llh"ed 10-0. record, ranlls 'the mo11t solid favor· ite of all bowl tel!ms. The Orange · are a 12* point choice to beat i Texas 9·1 in the Cottom BowJ before turnout ' of 15,000 at ,. .. - ft-'J,TING . . f, trout,,_~-~ 10 A.M. to 6 P.M . 1: !i :~~ ::O~o~ ~~4 L::~l~109 lot POMEROY Open New Year's Day your electric more I 1:00 4lFD (COtUtU, aDd w...-r 12:00 Newt UO l'ltm lllarl<ot !14p0Jt 1!11 Nen UO ll.....rut PariJ California Holds Jerry West ~~~:!: 'J:~E!::7 :: T0 I FIe • ld Go-1 cu., Win 65 to 45 Badger"' WI'n Nod Over Huski'es In cranddad_dy Bofl ~~~~~:~nd Half lnt1matlonal \ \.< WMPU Daily Pro~un Schedule U8 BIIID On .,. BOWUNG 1: H'i Late ShoY' 0:00 Mo"18 601.1:) ct/P JV/1(. . scare m the fmal of the Holiday · day F~slivat and gal'e him a Festival Tournament . agai'-at . Iowa ( three-game total o( 122 for sn· but Robertsoh smashed two rec- other tournament -mark. ords with a 50-point performanCe that cart1ed tbe Bearcats to their mqth straight triumph, 96-83. West canned his lone basket High Scores Dec:. 15 • 16 against California with 4:25 ~eft ,t~ play ·~nd wound up with only" lli&h Three Game Ind. - R. V. e1ght pomts as the Mountaineers Gibbs 563. suffeted their first defeat In 11 l:ligh Single Game - R. V. Gibbs game~;. DarraH Imhoff, Cal's 6·10 223. center, also was off in his shootTeam Three Games - Pulver ing, scoring only flve points, "but izcrs, 2:i80. his rebounding played a bjg part Team Single Game ~ Pulveriz· in the Bears' 25th strai~:ht vic- ers, 958. tory. StANDINGS It was just like old pre-sc8nWon Lost Pet. -dal times at Madison Square Gar· Kilowatts 33 15 .688 Pulverizer~ 3 1 ~ 16 ~ .656 TenD;~t.nts , 29 19 .604 .:l Trippers 271h 20 1f~ .572 Hocketects 26 22 .542 Grimes 26 22 .542 Laborers 241f..t 23'r'~ .510 IGreen Horns 201,.2 271t.i .427 I 1t :00 1'hP New• 'l'onllht t :ll~ Scannln5f the Weather t : 1o Spol"fB ltepon 8:00 DouR Mnrtin Show 1:00 Rom er Room W. MAIN STREET J~kson came from a 32-49 de!icit at the end of the third quar· ter Ialit nJght to bea~ Wellston 68-00 in the title game of tbe 1 1Jackson C~11nty ·basketball tour· Kans.t$ St. 52 Oklahom11 St. 49 nament, wmnlng on Freshman 6·8 Ed Spriggs' 11 point. in the c.... 74 u. of KonNO C;ty 36 final quarter. ' , Unik>d Pres's lnternat•·na ·l . DePaul 77 Batdwln Waflac• 43 But aenior Barry Wright a w Bradley 16 Butler 66 · bench rider, helped out too c~m­ Calif~rnia dumped West Virginia lrom the unbeaten ranks Southwe,st Conference Tourn~ty ing in wil h 1lf..t minutes leff and by holdmg vaunted/ J~rry West to one field goal _ and the Final scoring 5 vital points S~riggs only reason the same f.ate didn't befall top-ranked Cincinnati Teus A&M 58 SMU 55 ended with 20 points was because no one could hold Oscar Robertson Consol.ltlon In the consolation game Oak ,The Golden Bears, in a remark- . · Texas Tech 79 Rica 67 Hill won 64-:55 over Coalton. able display of ball-hawking, den as a capacity eruwd of 18,- Baylor 70 Texas Chrlstain 54 shocked West Virginia, 65-45 000 watched Robertson strut hi& Arkansu 68 Texa1 58 Wednesday night ' in' the final oi stuff D.Bainst dogged low<~ AI· All · Collqe Tc.urnament Final the L~;~s Angel"es Classic to dup)t. though the Cincinnati hot. .. shot Uta" St. 75 Okla. City U. 59 cat.e their. victory over the MOLUl· pla:ved _alJpo st tbe final 10 min- ' ·· Con~latftn talneere m ·last season's NCAA , utes With - four personal fnuls Wh:hlt• 14 Bowltng Green 12 title game. l against him, his !iO points set a Cl•mson 59 Comell 58 Cinc_innati s~rvived an early single ga'."e re<"ord for the Holt- Tuls• 75 Nl•v•r• 68 ·a - ....,. Whp ;ilP You · WJ?'!/.}()CKEYCW$ I t:IIO A l l - ~:30 llln T!ll ,., 8:00 Ban Frobolooo ~ ?:oo rtlsbt 't:JI, I :~ IYI?A/>5/hP ~ QF %AN''#~ cippier 1960 ·~Wse• Par,..; Fun Wlljl Pora...tl Suvu Bowl Tournanwnt, Flnel Wntern Ky. St. 71 Tulane 67 Virvlnla Tech 82 Miss. St. 61 Getor Bowl Tournament Finel Gtor"ill 6t Florida State 6 Consolation 1 Jacksonville U 72 Louisville St. 63 . Big • EigM Tournament, Final tow1 State 83 Kansu 70 ..;osrAsour w~th --WCH$.TV Ct-onriel 8 l .SWORD DANCER all SIMON'S MARKET triple OT . H. Carolina St. 57 MlnMtofl 41 Utah 91 Holy Cross 14 M:r, Morrow had .extensive man· ua .· 30 Tournament of Dayton 71 Duke 63 also aerved Johnaon 7 for the winners, Heo&ler 6 for Racine . Consolation COD· He tholllflll: ....... 1:00 1t:p: F'OR executive sales. New~ .· t, ~ to Wea TodaY o;: I$<'U> !>ERIE!>· WI/I!> .? A/IC> !>AJIE!> 2 sales iJ;1 Kaiser domesUc sales or- In the COntOlation game Port· land won 32-15 over Racine, witt\ Joe Protrltt eetnng 21 and R. Holilay Festlnl TournanMnt Cincinnati 96 Iowa 83 Final Con10lation St. Jo..ph's 78 Nflw York U. 65 St. Bonnmture IJS St. Johnt 71 Provld•nce lnYih•tional FiMI •' Providence 13 GHrgHown 55 Coruol•tion Bostr;n U. 77 Brown 58 Dllcle Classic Fi.,.l Wo~b ForMt 53 N. Carolina 50 OF t.O$ Pln::H;..tt:; industrial and public and .!-frS. , Arl~e.' .A':bbott. Wa9 10:4, Jackpotllowlinl 8:00 Katie ,Doonaa Show 0:30 COmedy Time 10:00 llOUih llo lli BASKETBALL SCORES His mqst B:O'J Eisenhower Abroad 6:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9 .30 M·Squad 10:00 Cavaleade of Sporh <llaail3- frldGJ •·oo Sleam boat Bill C'is~"O Kid NeW'I l'lrln,.. Hunt1ey Brinltley RePQrt Science t"iction Theater l1:10 Wi!ath~ _1_1_:1_&. -Tbe:.. · _J,;.•_ • •_..:.P_ur ,;._s::_;:._ ,.-_ __ . I Mr. and Mrs. E. S. sehaffer of Columbus spent the holiday. week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold BlackMon and children. Freda Wil1 and daughter, Mary McAfee, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Holly O'Neal and rhildrt>n of The Plains. There . Sunday In his new position , Mr. Mor- Co<estet., lia• row w111. be temporarlly located at count the corporation's headquarters in with . Rev.· Lewis Oakland, California. Ma:. :and Mrs.: ·1ll'iihur a,~..-II.JI eon, . Romile, .itlf".. Mr. Morrow, who has been as- RoUsh - aild son... Glenn pf ~Iiddle sociated with Kaiser Aluminum port . and. Dallas . Rbu11h. for the past nine years . has had York ' sPent , 'SatUtday· ,.. .,a~b81'\111: P11y Your hunrh ·' 1:00 News Mid Day News Movietime Steamboa t Bill fl:l!S The Jhn thal"Qr Sbuw 1:00 BaeheJor Father 1:30 Ford Show )0:00 You Bet Your Lifo \0:~ Ford R. Morrow, former opera· tions manager during tQe s ite se· lechon and t;Qnstructioli of Kaiser -' Aluminum's · Ra Ve 11 s wood 1 Works, has been appointed Paciflr Area OperatiGns Manager for Kaiser Aluminum International, ~loyd AhloS, M'"anaser Of OperaLions._ announced today. Young Dr. Malon~ 3:30 From The&e Roots 4:00 House on High Strl!'et 4:30 Split J>ersonali.ty Weatll~nl Alan . Rock Springs News Reported Operations Job Play Your Hunth 1: 1~ 3:00 .. - 2-Dally Sentinel, Pornmly·lol[lddlep~ri; J ' 10:30 11 :00 11 :30 12·00 I t2 :30 1:00 ~ DJily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,. Dec. 31, 195Jl--3 MEN'S SHOP" ' POMEROY, OHIO STUDY THE INSTRUCTION BOOK. LeliU"D the many thfniJII your new ~Jo app:u.uoe w1ll do. " Fif.E noSTJtuCTIO'I' BOO>t;S ~ HANDY REFERENCES. ~ &;ltpuanoe breakdowns art~ Clue'. w imProper maintenance. .. �'I J ·, • j _, . D~;;~;;;;~d~epo~~~·~fS~? 1 ,...., WSAZ.TV ChanneJ 3 .~"~;- 4:00 Rouse on Higll Strel"t uo Split PettonaU1y StP.amboat lun .slf. ·Preatop s ~ no ~: 10 uo us 11'11111tt • Scruggs Sl'low f:OQ "'' Piclurll' 11nUey Brtn'ttey Report ·~..a irlybtnD t:OO HO iftescue Price .] 8 Right Co ncentration Truth (Jr C.:on!lequenres It Could Be YDu ~:0': 8 ;\ :30 8:00 Am.ahl 1.\ the Night Vis1tors · 6:00 H.,~d!ln• sales l ;~;~~~~:·•::p~er~~ie:n~ce:~~i;n, 7:30 This Man Dawson t!U5 Sirn on 8 :00 Qontlnental Classroom '"" tl:ll Clla111el8 -Thursday II ' t :po American Bar.IMaad ~Itt and I'I'Jernl •:oo Ifill FroneDco .- Uo e:ao 2·00 QqJD~ a:oo llooLibi .tloo• ' '~ Tbo doli Euo aepmer 8:40 Weatbermaa 8:t5 John Daly New• :vo~r · 3:11!1 " ~ uo "•le Storm ~hi!" 8:119 c>oona Reed Sbow ft:S~t t ·li!O 't"'te neal M('( II) 9:00 J'\'t &one Sb,nvroom 9:80 ThP. fJntouchablea l0 :30 U s. Barrier Patrol ll:po The New• Tonlgbt 6 :40 6:45 7:00 7:30 lt:Of Stannln1 the Wcatbef filport~ ltel>Ort 11:1~ '"'~''-'.:..a 8 :30 9:00 ___ _ I 10:00 I 10:30 ~nne: 8 -Frida. · Yt~ur-· tno Re,...._ ·wetthermln John Daly News 26 Men Walt DJ.Jney ,Pft)I!IJQ. Man ~ ll&it ll'iWk 77 Suna~t ~p The lleiii\IVOI !lark Saltlil• 2:4~ l:~~ ~~~ Repu~.c•::r__ Sign Off WUTN-1"V •Cha.,nel 13 Channel 13 - Th11rsdal &:00 The Brighter Dny &:1ft Set>ret Storm U'J £dge or Night 1:00, 'I'be Ttaree Stoore• · t:30 LlfA of Rl!ey. R:15 Captuln Kangaroo Cartnnn Theater 0:00 Red Rowe 1.0:30 On the Go \:00 I :00 1 Love Lacy 11:30 December Bride 1:00 ..r.r.tJ!ur J S11tllh-N01'1 t:l5 . Tti'e ' Juli rrrovnn Slunl' I:SO Amo1 'n Andy 7:00 t!. S. '\bnhall .... !:30 Loek u~ 1:00 ~ct.ty Hutton Show 1:90 Johnny Ringo IUtO Zane Grey Theater 12:00 Love of Life ·lllm• ror'T<Jinoiotow •., 12:41'1 tletl'eft f>range BOwl Gime ' 1:30 Cotton Bowl Game 1:00 Arth•1r J. qmlth-·N"IWt t: 1~ Jule RlvHn ~how ~ ":30 Amos 'n' Andy 7:00 Shotgun Slade "1 :-10 Rawhide 8.30 Hotel De Paree 8:30 Big Party 11:00 11 Q'clock Nen 11 :15 lAte Show 2:30 Sitn orr Chan!lll13 - Frld11y 9:00 Eyewitnel!s to Hi11lory 10:00 The Twilight Zone .1:00 11 'l'cloek Newt .1:115 Theater 13 I :~0 Sign Oil 8:(10 New1 l Brown died on the gallows. The Republicans nominated. Abraham Uncoln, the Ullnols 'rail ... splitter' ' for preJident In 1860. The Democrats were 'ipHt' 'Wide open on the slavery qqJJatlon. The "soft shell" moderatell of the party nominated Stephen A. Doug· las for president and the proslavery "hard shtllll" put up John Breckinrldge of Kentucky. Although the two Democrats lugether polled 2,226, 738 vote1 to Llncoln'l 1,866,4112, Lincoln ear· ried the solid North nnd won the electoral college . f ll :<10 .~, ~ q:···:, \ -' TID llR@lY!HllliL!li l.11Jt;'emter Division Countr)> 1lootlo'tnl t2:BO Just Mulle) 1 1 Breakf11t 1:30 :rw Yoa Musi~·Go-.Rounct . '" 2 :33 Mualc-Go-Ground. lti:30 New• l'artr 1:18 NII!!WI I:Sft Jrpldalt i'lrtJ' 1:30 Commuatts •nd lllal Ntw~ 1:81 ...akfut l'lfll> 10:10 4101'1ill'• Dewrtloftl 10:0 Q>.untrJ Hoedbwn 3:35 MU8lc Go-R6um' 4·30 Newt 11:10 $:43 IO:ID SWao ShOJO J:OO Sundown Serenade I'UI 11118 q(l) 4:3~ ·9 90 Muslc-Go.ftoPnd 5:30 Communll7 and ~ 11. . National N•w• UO Sportl Doik S.POT .Dn Y6ur ..a• a '"l-.. l ;•.I -.wto. u, ·.::t. .• ' . f'i•35 J,.rr/o Atutet Report .0:00 Coftflt Ttm.e ldoorlko4 In LIFE lftd LOOK ,,' Nowa 2•80 Newo (loeal) f:ta lladlo M)omnal J.'O) 1'3~ Al'tl'led Sr~!nt ..how . • · Sfl TllfM AU- .l Sf,: CORRIUJID ioriCI, TO CNOOSI ;ROM . u ..... 100 . . . . . . . . . . . 100. ~ '\: I' . . fUll .. '~;;':-' ·, ., . ~ .,. . f' Tfll ·. ·. l•tiOO. ' •· .. . .1 ~-.... . ~. ' • OCCAII-ONAl 1'\h -· ' \ -n-loo.Wiotn·•hw ..... ,;.,. - . ;).,..l.pjoltq• .. - . """"' ~·-•'•• .. '.c!lllllfiiJUI ; . f!tj\vj;. ! . oa Tile Bl'flh18i Cemer 1a MIDDLEPORT TH~ '. I ... · \'(·~ , ~ N .G. . ·I • , .. ' ~ .. ' ' ~, . yo.~:;~ ,pui palro,.._ .,. 1®'111& ~·ou to . ,. .,.._.._ ,. . · ~ ~- . ..;.._ I '• . • ~- ' -4·. ' . ' I 1 ' ·.•. :~ ~WN1·9ROSS • forwut .. HAPPY ·.:: wi1h tlwu the ' ~ Ooo6 htcllth, . ._.,,nl,l~it~ ~~.,~, ' •• Now . • ,;, t ·· ~~18 ~HOP " ., ..... . . DOVtNIE.GROSS, INC. · ~ ,.·, &rPLIANCE & FURNITURE l ' \. •" , l'JIONE 185-J "'DIB . ' \. Sizes 8 to 20 SKIRTS Sizeg!O to 18 BLOUSES Slzes 30 to 40 CLOTHING COMPANY good llmu clnd: ;ftiWR11'GMiGI ••"' ~ ftlond~ SLACKS SMITH ci"" ...all ..our ....palro"' ""- " Mondoy,tJee: ~ht New YtiJlaheadf.tonollltll: rin1Jtr /or you ••. full o~ : good hd IJJIII 'hoppy «<:OJIOifll l CAR-COATS Yea~ !loy Ubring io .' Ladies Sportswear Los Ang•l•• Cl•sslc Fln•l California 65 WMt Vlrglni1 45 Consol•tlon WASHINGTON UPI-----Sen. Hu · l'llorthw.s.tern 7'1 Mlchlpn 72 ber D. Humphrey D-Minn., ail· Southern C•l 72 UCLA 62 · nounced fonnaUy today that he lllinoi• 74 St1nford 62 is runn ing for the Democratic OHIO HIGH SCHOOL presidential nomination. He will Sizes 12-14-16 C•nton McKinley 49 Alllartcl 47 entf:!r primary contests fn Wiscon, , W•rren H1 rding 58 sm, Oregon, South Dakota and Youngstown Eut 48 the District of Columbia. G"''"' City 58 Hllll•rd 57 Humphrey said" he would "like St. Marys 42 to enter other primaries" but b Columbus. W•ttiH"son 31 fa ced with the problem of "limitZen•avlll• 1.3 Columbus W•st 35 ed,'.' financial ~eso~rces. l Licking Hl!lghts l'oum•~ f have no 1lh,unons about my P~e-asantville 60 q~f!S~ . for . t~e _D4l~ocratic. prelli· Mllrlon-Fr•nklin 51 Consolation . ~enUa1 no.mmatJOn, he sud in a CASH BAHR, Owner Johnstown 53 statement at he openi!lg of a MIDDLEPORT N. SECOND AVE. Licking Hei!jlhts 44 Fln•l ewh~ confer~nee. "It Will be an Sere• Tourney u"~P~II~l_f~lg~h~t::_.- - - - - - "_ _''.!:,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,,~~~ Clev•l•nd W••t Tech 64 a.,.. 46 Consolation I Columbus North 49 Cle'lt'lend J. Manhell 41 Fln•l rt.tlon•l B.sketb.ll Anoclatlon Syncuse 131 Cincinnati 127 1960 .1/.a tho BEER and WINE CARRY OUT Spriggs, Wright Lead Rally To Defeat Wellston Humphrey Sees up•'hill F'1ght For Presi'dency By United P.-.ss Sa.son Highs Phil•d•lphl• 122 Mlnne1polis 107 W1sconsm, MissJJsippl, Syracuse Ind. 3 Games - R. V . Gibbs, 669 Natlon•l Hockey Lettu• and Georgia have bean Installed Ind. 1 Game - R. V. Glb~s, 256 Montreal 3 Toronto 2 the favorites for Friday's mafor Team 3 Games - Pulverizers, American Hoek•v Lugu1 -bowl games which are • expe«ed 12627 · f Hen hay 3 Qu•bee 2 OT to attract a total of .330,00~ tOot· : Team 1 Game - Pulverlzcn, 9!58. Cl•veland 2 RDchetter 2 tie. OT ball fans from Florida to~ Cali· Top Five Sari,, of '••son Cornia. . R. V. Gibbs 647~9 Carlings .. 21 9 750 . And for• those who can't wait W. Dudding 615 , Ebersbach Hdwe. 23 13 636 there will be ,some actioii today B. Hayes 607 I & S Super Mkt. 19 17 328 in the Sun Bowl at E] Paso, Tex., , W. Davis . 603 Sta~ka Oru_gs 17 19 472 where North '_fexas Slate ranks a t 0. L. Wnght 602-603 Me1gs Equipment 11% 24J,2 314 twu·louchdown choice over New 1 Team No. 2 lOlh 221h 313 Mexico Stute. THURSDAY AfTERNOON SEASON HIGHS The big day, however, will be LEAGUE Ind. 3 Games, E. Lohse, 492 Fr1day with four major bowl Higli Three Game Ind ., E. Lohse Ind. 1 Game, P. Mullen, 195 gamf:!s on tap. in addition to a 492. Team 3 Games, Carllngs, 2247 pour of minor ones. High Slrigl.e Game, P. Mullen, Team 1 Game, Ebersbach, 614 TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG Wisconsin's bone-rattling Bad· gets are 61h point favorites over Team Three Games, Ebersbach M. Ebersbach 145 Washington in the Rose Bowl Hdwe., 21M. P. Mullen 142 game, or ..granddaddy of all bowl Team Single Game, Eberabach M. Mu~ray . . . . . . . . . . l40 games" as it is sometimes called Hdwe., 773. P. Collms 134 at Pasadena, <1-Uf. . }; St•ndinp Won Lost Pc:t I S. Moore-B. Stout . . 132 (In •PaSadena 'wtll fur Mfiton, La-mbert, C)(·Pom~roy ace, a Badger j~io.r !':Uard with tWo) years of cliglbiUty remai'ning.) , · !1.1issJaa,lppi Bis' I' seVIPl·P:olnt choice ov~ l,q_l:dsJa~ State inl ~be Sugar Bowl game at Nl:lw Orleans. National champion . , SyraOuse, ~florting an .urobiEim(llh"ed 10-0. record, ranlls 'the mo11t solid favor· ite of all bowl tel!ms. The Orange · are a 12* point choice to beat i Texas 9·1 in the Cottom BowJ before turnout ' of 15,000 at ,. .. - ft-'J,TING . . f, trout,,_~-~ 10 A.M. to 6 P.M . 1: !i :~~ ::O~o~ ~~4 L::~l~109 lot POMEROY Open New Year's Day your electric more I 1:00 4lFD (COtUtU, aDd w...-r 12:00 Newt UO l'ltm lllarl<ot !14p0Jt 1!11 Nen UO ll.....rut PariJ California Holds Jerry West ~~~:!: 'J:~E!::7 :: T0 I FIe • ld Go-1 cu., Win 65 to 45 Badger"' WI'n Nod Over Huski'es In cranddad_dy Bofl ~~~~~:~nd Half lnt1matlonal \ \.< WMPU Daily Pro~un Schedule U8 BIIID On .,. BOWUNG 1: H'i Late ShoY' 0:00 Mo"18 601.1:) ct/P JV/1(. . scare m the fmal of the Holiday · day F~slivat and gal'e him a Festival Tournament . agai'-at . Iowa ( three-game total o( 122 for sn· but Robertsoh smashed two rec- other tournament -mark. ords with a 50-point performanCe that cart1ed tbe Bearcats to their mqth straight triumph, 96-83. West canned his lone basket High Scores Dec:. 15 • 16 against California with 4:25 ~eft ,t~ play ·~nd wound up with only" lli&h Three Game Ind. - R. V. e1ght pomts as the Mountaineers Gibbs 563. suffeted their first defeat In 11 l:ligh Single Game - R. V. Gibbs game~;. DarraH Imhoff, Cal's 6·10 223. center, also was off in his shootTeam Three Games - Pulver ing, scoring only flve points, "but izcrs, 2:i80. his rebounding played a bjg part Team Single Game ~ Pulveriz· in the Bears' 25th strai~:ht vic- ers, 958. tory. StANDINGS It was just like old pre-sc8nWon Lost Pet. -dal times at Madison Square Gar· Kilowatts 33 15 .688 Pulverizer~ 3 1 ~ 16 ~ .656 TenD;~t.nts , 29 19 .604 .:l Trippers 271h 20 1f~ .572 Hocketects 26 22 .542 Grimes 26 22 .542 Laborers 241f..t 23'r'~ .510 IGreen Horns 201,.2 271t.i .427 I 1t :00 1'hP New• 'l'onllht t :ll~ Scannln5f the Weather t : 1o Spol"fB ltepon 8:00 DouR Mnrtin Show 1:00 Rom er Room W. MAIN STREET J~kson came from a 32-49 de!icit at the end of the third quar· ter Ialit nJght to bea~ Wellston 68-00 in the title game of tbe 1 1Jackson C~11nty ·basketball tour· Kans.t$ St. 52 Oklahom11 St. 49 nament, wmnlng on Freshman 6·8 Ed Spriggs' 11 point. in the c.... 74 u. of KonNO C;ty 36 final quarter. ' , Unik>d Pres's lnternat•·na ·l . DePaul 77 Batdwln Waflac• 43 But aenior Barry Wright a w Bradley 16 Butler 66 · bench rider, helped out too c~m­ Calif~rnia dumped West Virginia lrom the unbeaten ranks Southwe,st Conference Tourn~ty ing in wil h 1lf..t minutes leff and by holdmg vaunted/ J~rry West to one field goal _ and the Final scoring 5 vital points S~riggs only reason the same f.ate didn't befall top-ranked Cincinnati Teus A&M 58 SMU 55 ended with 20 points was because no one could hold Oscar Robertson Consol.ltlon In the consolation game Oak ,The Golden Bears, in a remark- . · Texas Tech 79 Rica 67 Hill won 64-:55 over Coalton. able display of ball-hawking, den as a capacity eruwd of 18,- Baylor 70 Texas Chrlstain 54 shocked West Virginia, 65-45 000 watched Robertson strut hi& Arkansu 68 Texa1 58 Wednesday night ' in' the final oi stuff D.Bainst dogged low<~ AI· All · Collqe Tc.urnament Final the L~;~s Angel"es Classic to dup)t. though the Cincinnati hot. .. shot Uta" St. 75 Okla. City U. 59 cat.e their. victory over the MOLUl· pla:ved _alJpo st tbe final 10 min- ' ·· Con~latftn talneere m ·last season's NCAA , utes With - four personal fnuls Wh:hlt• 14 Bowltng Green 12 title game. l against him, his !iO points set a Cl•mson 59 Comell 58 Cinc_innati s~rvived an early single ga'."e re<"ord for the Holt- Tuls• 75 Nl•v•r• 68 ·a - ....,. Whp ;ilP You · WJ?'!/.}()CKEYCW$ I t:IIO A l l - ~:30 llln T!ll ,., 8:00 Ban Frobolooo ~ ?:oo rtlsbt 't:JI, I :~ IYI?A/>5/hP ~ QF %AN''#~ cippier 1960 ·~Wse• Par,..; Fun Wlljl Pora...tl Suvu Bowl Tournanwnt, Flnel Wntern Ky. St. 71 Tulane 67 Virvlnla Tech 82 Miss. St. 61 Getor Bowl Tournament Finel Gtor"ill 6t Florida State 6 Consolation 1 Jacksonville U 72 Louisville St. 63 . Big • EigM Tournament, Final tow1 State 83 Kansu 70 ..;osrAsour w~th --WCH$.TV Ct-onriel 8 l .SWORD DANCER all SIMON'S MARKET triple OT . H. Carolina St. 57 MlnMtofl 41 Utah 91 Holy Cross 14 M:r, Morrow had .extensive man· ua .· 30 Tournament of Dayton 71 Duke 63 also aerved Johnaon 7 for the winners, Heo&ler 6 for Racine . Consolation COD· He tholllflll: ....... 1:00 1t:p: F'OR executive sales. New~ .· t, ~ to Wea TodaY o;: I$<'U> !>ERIE!>· WI/I!> .? A/IC> !>AJIE!> 2 sales iJ;1 Kaiser domesUc sales or- In the COntOlation game Port· land won 32-15 over Racine, witt\ Joe Protrltt eetnng 21 and R. Holilay Festlnl TournanMnt Cincinnati 96 Iowa 83 Final Con10lation St. Jo..ph's 78 Nflw York U. 65 St. Bonnmture IJS St. Johnt 71 Provld•nce lnYih•tional FiMI •' Providence 13 GHrgHown 55 Coruol•tion Bostr;n U. 77 Brown 58 Dllcle Classic Fi.,.l Wo~b ForMt 53 N. Carolina 50 OF t.O$ Pln::H;..tt:; industrial and public and .!-frS. , Arl~e.' .A':bbott. Wa9 10:4, Jackpotllowlinl 8:00 Katie ,Doonaa Show 0:30 COmedy Time 10:00 llOUih llo lli BASKETBALL SCORES His mqst B:O'J Eisenhower Abroad 6:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9 .30 M·Squad 10:00 Cavaleade of Sporh <llaail3- frldGJ •·oo Sleam boat Bill C'is~"O Kid NeW'I l'lrln,.. Hunt1ey Brinltley RePQrt Science t"iction Theater l1:10 Wi!ath~ _1_1_:1_&. -Tbe:.. · _J,;.•_ • •_..:.P_ur ,;._s::_;:._ ,.-_ __ . I Mr. and Mrs. E. S. sehaffer of Columbus spent the holiday. week end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold BlackMon and children. Freda Wil1 and daughter, Mary McAfee, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Holly O'Neal and rhildrt>n of The Plains. There . Sunday In his new position , Mr. Mor- Co<estet., lia• row w111. be temporarlly located at count the corporation's headquarters in with . Rev.· Lewis Oakland, California. Ma:. :and Mrs.: ·1ll'iihur a,~..-II.JI eon, . Romile, .itlf".. Mr. Morrow, who has been as- RoUsh - aild son... Glenn pf ~Iiddle sociated with Kaiser Aluminum port . and. Dallas . Rbu11h. for the past nine years . has had York ' sPent , 'SatUtday· ,.. .,a~b81'\111: P11y Your hunrh ·' 1:00 News Mid Day News Movietime Steamboa t Bill fl:l!S The Jhn thal"Qr Sbuw 1:00 BaeheJor Father 1:30 Ford Show )0:00 You Bet Your Lifo \0:~ Ford R. Morrow, former opera· tions manager during tQe s ite se· lechon and t;Qnstructioli of Kaiser -' Aluminum's · Ra Ve 11 s wood 1 Works, has been appointed Paciflr Area OperatiGns Manager for Kaiser Aluminum International, ~loyd AhloS, M'"anaser Of OperaLions._ announced today. Young Dr. Malon~ 3:30 From The&e Roots 4:00 House on High Strl!'et 4:30 Split J>ersonali.ty Weatll~nl Alan . Rock Springs News Reported Operations Job Play Your Hunth 1: 1~ 3:00 .. - 2-Dally Sentinel, Pornmly·lol[lddlep~ri; J ' 10:30 11 :00 11 :30 12·00 I t2 :30 1:00 ~ DJily SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0,. Dec. 31, 195Jl--3 MEN'S SHOP" ' POMEROY, OHIO STUDY THE INSTRUCTION BOOK. LeliU"D the many thfniJII your new ~Jo app:u.uoe w1ll do. " Fif.E noSTJtuCTIO'I' BOO>t;S ~ HANDY REFERENCES. ~ &;ltpuanoe breakdowns art~ Clue'. w imProper maintenance. .. �. -· .. 1 .... ~ • ' I . .I ... - . f ~my seiitlllel, Pomei'Oy-Midcrleport, o., Dec. 31, 19!i9 t "ChrUi\mas Stars" lllati gl.ven by Chester Church 'the girls of 'Mn Virgil RoU>h'o \class. Diana Raer wa' the "Star ~ .--'' . ·-pfftft'rft'n'l . \,OJI:tllll\lot ..,:1. -··· Spirit." Stars were Mary Jo Roush !rbrllyn K.arr, Sina Mae summ'enield, Mary spencer. P~tf th l:t' K.oblenl.% _A.Uee Smith, Sally Prtsented' Dec. 23' . · ,. 1 · ""' ' I . ch~ .~~~~~~~stproJ!.:'eho WI~ Mora, Twila ' Karr and Janet Fin\c. ·c•neJ'. ....., wa At the close or the program 8 =g.~~;•:r "birthdAy cake for Jesus". servlce ·w.=,sd:rtb..O:. i d ··th the top tier m a star : fol!~~-~.Y ~·Y:sar: l~::r,er~l:e:-n~ : :ha:~~d::orattXl with silver cand_J • &e .. . iui• e \bea ds. Thts top tier was syn'lboh.c • tablet o!_.~,~ . manger .. ~~~ of the Star that led the Wlsemen. 3 : !l · c&l'Oll plQ~ .by Mrs. Horace Kar t was held. The eake was a ftve tier· • ' I I .Prizes ftalore are ln store -wu presttn"WU urmg a so Atop the star wu an ongel, aym• Alll•lsty,Si::-~:)' MJ"s. :a~~~ac~i~ I bolic of the angl'l _lhHI anoounced - nat1va c rop wa the birth or (.'hmt. TwentY can: Pa~ Koblentr. and Sally Mora 18 dies pla«d around the C;&ke rep· 1 ~ Dean was nanator for the resented the centuries smce the ----'- "Chri tm 5 Lights." Ken - birth or Chri!rt ._ The . ~:ake ~as __.-n.-.:: • a . . placed on a s1 lver c1rde whtch I the world over which . k r bl u nd Gary I Chn st retgns. WoUe, Rte Y .n.O en ' 8 This short story wa s told by • Mi.,.h:r...;, were Shepherds and Pllull d s h 1 Ch~ll Tommy Dan;t and Jim· Mrs . Purley Karr, Sun ay c oo 1 1 Superintendent who also baked • my Chadwell~ Wise Men . ' lh , k Hev' Robert t:ard of'nle Jq.nderprten Class ('ach e ca e. ft r whir" , h,. ,...,11 witb a eandle gave a unison reel· ~ered pr,.ye~J p~y .Birthday Dear tati~n followed by_ a prayer _by 1 ~:~/~~ach - ~nwJ wc.: 11 "'"e 11 a lhell' teacher, Marjory HoHman, I · . f cake before leaving. whlle the children knelt at the 1 ptece o.;:_,:.:_:_ _ _ __ mancer. The Primary class undl't 1 ...,.....u.., .• GUll." The The A'reo's OUR GIFT 1 ' 1 Cltisen " . ·J·' . . ~;~,i~ .:I. . A $10.00 DEPOSif ,, ' " Wonderful way to wake up! MfiTOROLA ' tHa MOST In CLOCK RADIOS ' $I t.~o the ,,. fut ,r.u t.: '• .... • RADIO •na T, .N TILJi.uiSift V "WW!ero Rodlo. TV ff'A ' ' . Middleport I • ' • ·· - . . ,, . :. .. • ··~ '' . · r, • ., -. . ,, ' · and ' • · \ ·r , ' Educator: Set . ], ., ',- '"· .1 " .... - ' ·., .. ~- ~~ l ·~: . Parents must be residents o! this area. 3; ~ct time of birth rilust be specified in written statement by attending physician. be filed in thilj office by Jan. 7th 1960 . tnf~te&: award will be distribuletbt discretion ~ eon· ' ::. . ~ ~' ·.. ,__ - .... . 1he Baby's FIRST Pair Of o!MI Mett.Ef • SHOES ~ .. A:. ...,J~ . ... ' First Born In '60 GO. From VOGUE SHOE STOltE ..,.....,. '.. . ' "MR. ar MISS" . .'. :;~ ·~ . ' . ' -~ IJJ. I;... ·'KoY.elfie ' J . ' ' •;;,:·· - (' .•.VJW.· .• ( ·' . . .. 1::.'.. ... .:cor .F!Vfwer ' . . ,; . ·.· ..... ,: . hlf, ot ;eo ''· ' J : -· .. t$ 0·~: GlFT ' ' Receives •'-'f~l ) OF • .rom'erny . -1960 I • ,; • I A Don ·' . . lirom ' GIFT : • MfW Y c;;tt .~h~ni·House · t!uts't. •·d v OF ' lti . ' - 4-.\,. ;' Foth·.er .~ Th•· Fir.. Pomeroy . ; THE FIRST To The . Middleport, . Ohio ' FOR THE SMIRT .:we'lf Stbrt .., Bdtiy Spoon a~~ Jo~ ..~~ 2. .m \lsl FLORIST THE SPORT$ CENTER PIIONE 8337 • W~h· fofe To ·-· ff.i ',int IS A. , 1. Winning baby must be born in this area. Holzer Hospitol Acceptable. . .. <, '· _ POMEROY . \ 1960 . RULES: - .-· ·A.$1Q.OO Savings A.c~~u~t . Fi tst lfAr/'$ . . olUDDLEPORT, 011110 fhe A-rriVal Of1960 yS,:tt ' ' . :BqiN . .,l '.l ' ,) ' <' ' • :!_ili '; ...,, . ' - ·.1 - ~ '· . ' '';. . .;.. ' . . ,, j! . ~· . I' . . • ·f:.iartley .•.,c. Center J· • ) ., .,a we wnr G111 . 4"ttJ . ' ' . ' .' ' Will ·' Receive - " ' ~ ,..•. ' ' -'.: ' I r. ' • ·' ' , ';ilf " 6;;-.l.·."'· _ ,,:. ' ,. ' Baby's ·t;to~ '~' - li B-erirniff Ot " tipper Bloeli _,. Pomeroy, Ohio 1' . ' ~.~ .... ~tfo·i STORE ' ia tift ' " ~oil fJCil'rot Bt.hy Sh'6'et I MOO ... ·- A· Poir Of '.• . ~ '·: • " 'I ·~ 1~ • To The . ·#irit' •.. Jcaby'Ot . ,.., . KU,DlE C.UP OF r •' '\ H. Sanborn· Jewelry \ OF ·A " . :AREA'S" FIRST BABY . '"·' .... .. :....-· .. ACCOUNT ,arw;~ ~1ion·~1 Bonk ' 'fff( , .SAVINGS .I. QND . - P~c:e 2 8. To The The ARIA'S FIRST BABY 1 Of 1960 • .~ ·' ' OUR GIFT T~ GIVIS A . . .' / Sentinel ' ' A. ,~·: ·}(,.$f0 IA.f/f.~Gs~ ' other relatives here · dbrin& the The Daily INFAJoiT;S 11\e Moderlf Mart:, . t~c. ,.. . , . · ·- 1'tl!neroy, oh!Ci •: THE SHOE BOX ~V:e:re~S:w~a:r1:•~·:nd~I N. ·~ __.. Not Aye.A~~~;~~~ ~M~r.~l~n~d~~~lr~•;· holidays. · ;FIRH ''B~I'i' • " "'" ~EATJR . • •J tld Mn ch ... D. woode •pent Chrlfltmall daY at the · home of her mother Mro. J. B. Hayoo at Middleport. M1' , and Mra. Richard $warta a,nd •on Of Ravenna vialted Mr, •ond Mn. voro Swart• and other .irelative• durlnJ the holiday~ Mr•. Lola Derraberry and ton . Laddlo Knll ht or Akron vlolled .:1 .! ·' •, ,1 c·~:,u~~' .,,• Wern 1.960'S ' l.t.t We Give wltb.l $19.Wup xJ J ,I . i • . tAn 1hN6 Of Th~ ~~~ .Ycicll' ; I ' . . • 1960 Mrs. llobart ·, Swartz spent Chri stma s Day with their · son Harold and family lJf Wlll· · la mstown, W. Va . Mr . and Mrs. Clair Woode spent Christmas EvtJ with his •p11rcnts, Mr. and Mu. Chas. D. Woode and Christmas day hu r parents, Mr. nnd Mrs . Robert White of Keno. Mr. nnd Mn. Clarence Bender- · son nnd Lindu Sue and Mr. and Mn. Clair l''ollrod and family recently vislted their parents, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Harper of to mu 1 tc. Aulomt~tte' Volum• Control. Uletime PLAclr4'chnaliL Llrp clqck dlal with IIWN!P ltOOIIId hand. AU eontrol1 on, froM of Mt. Golden Voice• 8 ....... AnUq_ue White color. .,____ .,. ' \ on ·'' . ' OUR GIFT TO · ·~· BABY OF I B•ha~ivr ddtt-troe circuit. Se· Ject Illation ~(ore you l1eep. Sot lla)'ll ....rotd -in" to wake you ~- Wilt Start Of 1910 '•I , olferine ' . • I f. •• \ In Middleport TO THE FIRST ...,. ·'< .. .. ' ' •! .1•· Middleport, Ohio 1 a.ow~cott CLof& aA010 WIIN 111M. CIIIP, MOOIIN JIYLINOI . ~RIZIES FOR THE Listed on this page and facing page are .gifts o(f~r,e(f by IO~bl r'n!lr~'ryt,s fhat gp tO,.~~;fjt;St l;/6by born in Meigs County or iii oot:Jril6. r!~slof WeSt Colgmbi~~., qifthn·; Mosof't, ~~l171ove'n;. - • ffl:irtford, and l-eta it, w. Va:, in ttle·n~';ear. ' Lcx;cil pa~er.lt!i'iwit'h"~tiY~SbT·,; in ~1tef:!H~ · · .·.. .1Ma1 arE! eligible. Parents of children blir~ ;~>tt\'~ <!~..bbl!h#;~i~~~;~.fttf:~!dn~ot\_ft))iili.)'l, I' 19~9. or~' oskea to send ttlfir name, a3ctr~.' ori'JIIbciW~'I~fk,f;•f&TI'IG1 ~Y·· ~I1it~ h!it . .,·•, '· i. t -· / ' .ra~r than Jan. 7' 1960. On The Brightest Comer WoTKhip services were held at 10:4!5 with an attendance of 38. Student recognition Sunday was observed wilh Charles Taylor tlpeaking on "What II Education" "Broad-mindedntar. Is a slgn of Education- understanding one'a Spiritual self and ot her people. experience .s very important In all. All things work together for good to them that love God." Wednesdny eveni ng praye r servlcea will he held "" usual. On Watch Night 1 Thurt~tlay evening Berv ices will he held sponsored by the :\o!Y•'· 1 A very fine Christmas program was presented by the MYF and the sunday School with ])'oris and 1 Lloyd Dllllqgor -as directors. Johnny Taylor of the Ah;, Foret! in Texas is spending hiM Chr bt ma s vacation here with his panmls, Mr. ond Mr8. Ernest Ta)' · lor and family . Mr. From Citizens National Bank ----- aa, • BAK~R FURNitURI " Mt.l 1Dec. 27 was ' ,. Of The New Yeor BABY RtT I Alfred Area Societv Events 1 Sunday School attendance , io~'~so:..N ·-.. ~.,..-.· 0. -."' ~-,' .-vn.~·- ~·' 1 ~, ! ·• ..' ·,5~ ' ' . ····· '- · - . ·l..._. I son, W_:·_:V_:•_·- POi: ,I To The Fi"t' ~~~ ' '• JA ~IR.Sf f .- PRJ%ES GALORE AR.& tN STOKE. • BA8Y JUMP'ER "Mfsli' or ".Mr." To 'the New "Scri pture Light'" was presented by Mrs. Harold Speneer'l eliBI. Each ehlld car· ' ried a Blble and gave a scripture Funeral services were held on on Lightl. They also sang. Saturday, December 28 at 1:00 'Jbe choir sana: ''O Come All Yc p. m. at the Rawlings-Coats Fun- f Faithful" when three groupa or era l Home for Mrs. Faye_ Mayer Hulburt, 1 tudentl from Mrs. Robert Wood's with the Rev. Warren clau, representing "Son! of ,the officiating. I Minlatr)'," "Daug:hters or the Co~ The pallbearer~ were Dana gregatlo~" and "Youth of Amert Hami lton, Lisle Diles. Allen ca" pretenled their part afler Hu ghes. Earl Smith, Bob Milia which the hymn " ln tht· Cross of and Gene Colemiln. Chrlll 1 Glory" waa played soflly The Bully Bee · Clasa of the while Group 1 presented a cross Baptist Church w11 in charge of as a symbol of Christian life and tbe flowers. Eternity. Group 2 presented a I Those attending from a dlslanee circle as the 1)'mbol of God with - , were Mr. and Mrs. Wm Taber, out beginnin' and without end. Mrs. Turley snode n, Mrs. Robert · Group 3 preeented a triangle rep- Hern of Akron ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. reaebtlna God, the Father. th~ Riee, Mrs. llilah Rouah, Mr. and SoD. and the Holy Ghost. "Joy To Mr&. Henry Kahronann Jr. of Col· ] the 'world" was tuna by the cho ir. umbus: Mrs. Stella Gattlton, Co)· -· --umbu s· Mr. and Mrs. Geor•e 1 swishe'r and son, Columbua; and Mrs. Wilbur Swl1her, Dlcker· I . A OUl Gin TO . ' . fn ~: I .' I' Iff uneraM I R"Mates Or rS. Oyer Held Saturday {fJ( 1960's first- ·Halit! _ • ~=:r:ht~:!h:d ~~~e:~:;. I rep~esent~d the dlnetion of Barbara Wright , tar., pve their rec · itt&iona and Pill "Chriitm.::.s , . ' . f!?' ... . .. ~ ·· .;- ' Our N"lw ' �. -· .. 1 .... ~ • ' I . .I ... - . f ~my seiitlllel, Pomei'Oy-Midcrleport, o., Dec. 31, 19!i9 t "ChrUi\mas Stars" lllati gl.ven by Chester Church 'the girls of 'Mn Virgil RoU>h'o \class. Diana Raer wa' the "Star ~ .--'' . ·-pfftft'rft'n'l . \,OJI:tllll\lot ..,:1. -··· Spirit." Stars were Mary Jo Roush !rbrllyn K.arr, Sina Mae summ'enield, Mary spencer. P~tf th l:t' K.oblenl.% _A.Uee Smith, Sally Prtsented' Dec. 23' . · ,. 1 · ""' ' I . ch~ .~~~~~~~stproJ!.:'eho WI~ Mora, Twila ' Karr and Janet Fin\c. ·c•neJ'. ....., wa At the close or the program 8 =g.~~;•:r "birthdAy cake for Jesus". servlce ·w.=,sd:rtb..O:. i d ··th the top tier m a star : fol!~~-~.Y ~·Y:sar: l~::r,er~l:e:-n~ : :ha:~~d::orattXl with silver cand_J • &e .. . iui• e \bea ds. Thts top tier was syn'lboh.c • tablet o!_.~,~ . manger .. ~~~ of the Star that led the Wlsemen. 3 : !l · c&l'Oll plQ~ .by Mrs. Horace Kar t was held. The eake was a ftve tier· • ' I I .Prizes ftalore are ln store -wu presttn"WU urmg a so Atop the star wu an ongel, aym• Alll•lsty,Si::-~:)' MJ"s. :a~~~ac~i~ I bolic of the angl'l _lhHI anoounced - nat1va c rop wa the birth or (.'hmt. TwentY can: Pa~ Koblentr. and Sally Mora 18 dies pla«d around the C;&ke rep· 1 ~ Dean was nanator for the resented the centuries smce the ----'- "Chri tm 5 Lights." Ken - birth or Chri!rt ._ The . ~:ake ~as __.-n.-.:: • a . . placed on a s1 lver c1rde whtch I the world over which . k r bl u nd Gary I Chn st retgns. WoUe, Rte Y .n.O en ' 8 This short story wa s told by • Mi.,.h:r...;, were Shepherds and Pllull d s h 1 Ch~ll Tommy Dan;t and Jim· Mrs . Purley Karr, Sun ay c oo 1 1 Superintendent who also baked • my Chadwell~ Wise Men . ' lh , k Hev' Robert t:ard of'nle Jq.nderprten Class ('ach e ca e. ft r whir" , h,. ,...,11 witb a eandle gave a unison reel· ~ered pr,.ye~J p~y .Birthday Dear tati~n followed by_ a prayer _by 1 ~:~/~~ach - ~nwJ wc.: 11 "'"e 11 a lhell' teacher, Marjory HoHman, I · . f cake before leaving. whlle the children knelt at the 1 ptece o.;:_,:.:_:_ _ _ __ mancer. The Primary class undl't 1 ...,.....u.., .• GUll." The The A'reo's OUR GIFT 1 ' 1 Cltisen " . ·J·' . . ~;~,i~ .:I. . A $10.00 DEPOSif ,, ' " Wonderful way to wake up! MfiTOROLA ' tHa MOST In CLOCK RADIOS ' $I t.~o the ,,. fut ,r.u t.: '• .... • RADIO •na T, .N TILJi.uiSift V "WW!ero Rodlo. TV ff'A ' ' . Middleport I • ' • ·· - . . ,, . :. .. • ··~ '' . · r, • ., -. . ,, ' · and ' • · \ ·r , ' Educator: Set . ], ., ',- '"· .1 " .... - ' ·., .. ~- ~~ l ·~: . Parents must be residents o! this area. 3; ~ct time of birth rilust be specified in written statement by attending physician. be filed in thilj office by Jan. 7th 1960 . tnf~te&: award will be distribuletbt discretion ~ eon· ' ::. . ~ ~' ·.. ,__ - .... . 1he Baby's FIRST Pair Of o!MI Mett.Ef • SHOES ~ .. A:. ...,J~ . ... ' First Born In '60 GO. From VOGUE SHOE STOltE ..,.....,. '.. . ' "MR. ar MISS" . .'. :;~ ·~ . ' . ' -~ IJJ. I;... ·'KoY.elfie ' J . ' ' •;;,:·· - (' .•.VJW.· .• ( ·' . . .. 1::.'.. ... .:cor .F!Vfwer ' . . ,; . ·.· ..... ,: . hlf, ot ;eo ''· ' J : -· .. t$ 0·~: GlFT ' ' Receives •'-'f~l ) OF • .rom'erny . -1960 I • ,; • I A Don ·' . . lirom ' GIFT : • MfW Y c;;tt .~h~ni·House · t!uts't. •·d v OF ' lti . ' - 4-.\,. ;' Foth·.er .~ Th•· Fir.. Pomeroy . ; THE FIRST To The . Middleport, . Ohio ' FOR THE SMIRT .:we'lf Stbrt .., Bdtiy Spoon a~~ Jo~ ..~~ 2. .m \lsl FLORIST THE SPORT$ CENTER PIIONE 8337 • W~h· fofe To ·-· ff.i ',int IS A. , 1. Winning baby must be born in this area. Holzer Hospitol Acceptable. . .. <, '· _ POMEROY . \ 1960 . RULES: - .-· ·A.$1Q.OO Savings A.c~~u~t . Fi tst lfAr/'$ . . olUDDLEPORT, 011110 fhe A-rriVal Of1960 yS,:tt ' ' . :BqiN . .,l '.l ' ,) ' <' ' • :!_ili '; ...,, . ' - ·.1 - ~ '· . ' '';. . .;.. ' . . ,, j! . ~· . I' . . • ·f:.iartley .•.,c. Center J· • ) ., .,a we wnr G111 . 4"ttJ . ' ' . ' .' ' Will ·' Receive - " ' ~ ,..•. ' ' -'.: ' I r. ' • ·' ' , ';ilf " 6;;-.l.·."'· _ ,,:. ' ,. ' Baby's ·t;to~ '~' - li B-erirniff Ot " tipper Bloeli _,. Pomeroy, Ohio 1' . ' ~.~ .... ~tfo·i STORE ' ia tift ' " ~oil fJCil'rot Bt.hy Sh'6'et I MOO ... ·- A· Poir Of '.• . ~ '·: • " 'I ·~ 1~ • To The . ·#irit' •.. Jcaby'Ot . ,.., . KU,DlE C.UP OF r •' '\ H. Sanborn· Jewelry \ OF ·A " . :AREA'S" FIRST BABY . '"·' .... .. :....-· .. ACCOUNT ,arw;~ ~1ion·~1 Bonk ' 'fff( , .SAVINGS .I. QND . - P~c:e 2 8. To The The ARIA'S FIRST BABY 1 Of 1960 • .~ ·' ' OUR GIFT T~ GIVIS A . . .' / Sentinel ' ' A. ,~·: ·}(,.$f0 IA.f/f.~Gs~ ' other relatives here · dbrin& the The Daily INFAJoiT;S 11\e Moderlf Mart:, . t~c. ,.. . , . · ·- 1'tl!neroy, oh!Ci •: THE SHOE BOX ~V:e:re~S:w~a:r1:•~·:nd~I N. ·~ __.. Not Aye.A~~~;~~~ ~M~r.~l~n~d~~~lr~•;· holidays. · ;FIRH ''B~I'i' • " "'" ~EATJR . • •J tld Mn ch ... D. woode •pent Chrlfltmall daY at the · home of her mother Mro. J. B. Hayoo at Middleport. M1' , and Mra. Richard $warta a,nd •on Of Ravenna vialted Mr, •ond Mn. voro Swart• and other .irelative• durlnJ the holiday~ Mr•. Lola Derraberry and ton . Laddlo Knll ht or Akron vlolled .:1 .! ·' •, ,1 c·~:,u~~' .,,• Wern 1.960'S ' l.t.t We Give wltb.l $19.Wup xJ J ,I . i • . tAn 1hN6 Of Th~ ~~~ .Ycicll' ; I ' . . • 1960 Mrs. llobart ·, Swartz spent Chri stma s Day with their · son Harold and family lJf Wlll· · la mstown, W. Va . Mr . and Mrs. Clair Woode spent Christmas EvtJ with his •p11rcnts, Mr. and Mu. Chas. D. Woode and Christmas day hu r parents, Mr. nnd Mrs . Robert White of Keno. Mr. nnd Mn. Clarence Bender- · son nnd Lindu Sue and Mr. and Mn. Clair l''ollrod and family recently vislted their parents, Mr. and Mn. Raymond Harper of to mu 1 tc. Aulomt~tte' Volum• Control. Uletime PLAclr4'chnaliL Llrp clqck dlal with IIWN!P ltOOIIId hand. AU eontrol1 on, froM of Mt. Golden Voice• 8 ....... AnUq_ue White color. .,____ .,. ' \ on ·'' . ' OUR GIFT TO · ·~· BABY OF I B•ha~ivr ddtt-troe circuit. Se· Ject Illation ~(ore you l1eep. Sot lla)'ll ....rotd -in" to wake you ~- Wilt Start Of 1910 '•I , olferine ' . • I f. •• \ In Middleport TO THE FIRST ...,. ·'< .. .. ' ' •! .1•· Middleport, Ohio 1 a.ow~cott CLof& aA010 WIIN 111M. CIIIP, MOOIIN JIYLINOI . ~RIZIES FOR THE Listed on this page and facing page are .gifts o(f~r,e(f by IO~bl r'n!lr~'ryt,s fhat gp tO,.~~;fjt;St l;/6by born in Meigs County or iii oot:Jril6. r!~slof WeSt Colgmbi~~., qifthn·; Mosof't, ~~l171ove'n;. - • ffl:irtford, and l-eta it, w. Va:, in ttle·n~';ear. ' Lcx;cil pa~er.lt!i'iwit'h"~tiY~SbT·,; in ~1tef:!H~ · · .·.. .1Ma1 arE! eligible. Parents of children blir~ ;~>tt\'~ <!~..bbl!h#;~i~~~;~.fttf:~!dn~ot\_ft))iili.)'l, I' 19~9. or~' oskea to send ttlfir name, a3ctr~.' ori'JIIbciW~'I~fk,f;•f&TI'IG1 ~Y·· ~I1it~ h!it . .,·•, '· i. t -· / ' .ra~r than Jan. 7' 1960. On The Brightest Comer WoTKhip services were held at 10:4!5 with an attendance of 38. Student recognition Sunday was observed wilh Charles Taylor tlpeaking on "What II Education" "Broad-mindedntar. Is a slgn of Education- understanding one'a Spiritual self and ot her people. experience .s very important In all. All things work together for good to them that love God." Wednesdny eveni ng praye r servlcea will he held "" usual. On Watch Night 1 Thurt~tlay evening Berv ices will he held sponsored by the :\o!Y•'· 1 A very fine Christmas program was presented by the MYF and the sunday School with ])'oris and 1 Lloyd Dllllqgor -as directors. Johnny Taylor of the Ah;, Foret! in Texas is spending hiM Chr bt ma s vacation here with his panmls, Mr. ond Mr8. Ernest Ta)' · lor and family . Mr. From Citizens National Bank ----- aa, • BAK~R FURNitURI " Mt.l 1Dec. 27 was ' ,. Of The New Yeor BABY RtT I Alfred Area Societv Events 1 Sunday School attendance , io~'~so:..N ·-.. ~.,..-.· 0. -."' ~-,' .-vn.~·- ~·' 1 ~, ! ·• ..' ·,5~ ' ' . ····· '- · - . ·l..._. I son, W_:·_:V_:•_·- POi: ,I To The Fi"t' ~~~ ' '• JA ~IR.Sf f .- PRJ%ES GALORE AR.& tN STOKE. • BA8Y JUMP'ER "Mfsli' or ".Mr." To 'the New "Scri pture Light'" was presented by Mrs. Harold Speneer'l eliBI. Each ehlld car· ' ried a Blble and gave a scripture Funeral services were held on on Lightl. They also sang. Saturday, December 28 at 1:00 'Jbe choir sana: ''O Come All Yc p. m. at the Rawlings-Coats Fun- f Faithful" when three groupa or era l Home for Mrs. Faye_ Mayer Hulburt, 1 tudentl from Mrs. Robert Wood's with the Rev. Warren clau, representing "Son! of ,the officiating. I Minlatr)'," "Daug:hters or the Co~ The pallbearer~ were Dana gregatlo~" and "Youth of Amert Hami lton, Lisle Diles. Allen ca" pretenled their part afler Hu ghes. Earl Smith, Bob Milia which the hymn " ln tht· Cross of and Gene Colemiln. Chrlll 1 Glory" waa played soflly The Bully Bee · Clasa of the while Group 1 presented a cross Baptist Church w11 in charge of as a symbol of Christian life and tbe flowers. Eternity. Group 2 presented a I Those attending from a dlslanee circle as the 1)'mbol of God with - , were Mr. and Mrs. Wm Taber, out beginnin' and without end. Mrs. Turley snode n, Mrs. Robert · Group 3 preeented a triangle rep- Hern of Akron ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. reaebtlna God, the Father. th~ Riee, Mrs. llilah Rouah, Mr. and SoD. and the Holy Ghost. "Joy To Mr&. Henry Kahronann Jr. of Col· ] the 'world" was tuna by the cho ir. umbus: Mrs. Stella Gattlton, Co)· -· --umbu s· Mr. and Mrs. Geor•e 1 swishe'r and son, Columbua; and Mrs. Wilbur Swl1her, Dlcker· I . A OUl Gin TO . ' . fn ~: I .' I' Iff uneraM I R"Mates Or rS. Oyer Held Saturday {fJ( 1960's first- ·Halit! _ • ~=:r:ht~:!h:d ~~~e:~:;. I rep~esent~d the dlnetion of Barbara Wright , tar., pve their rec · itt&iona and Pill "Chriitm.::.s , . ' . f!?' ... . .. ~ ·· .;- ' Our N"lw ' �• •' -f,.,. , . 1-lla!iy Sent1De1, ~eroy-lllddleport, 0., Dec. 31, lOSt Orenvllited ~. Cllflord JohDJOn 1M • • • •• • •• ., 0114 ~ 1 Blake ~11 eveniu. 1 llllno Lowll and Gf\'10'7 vjllted WANT ADS • I "' Mrl. ~ ell H)'IO)I 11 - 1'0&. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BBSULTB .I PHOME 398 llt.TES u-tloll. .lliDimam dllrlc - eo ver - . - 1I OIGU WHITE cu11. .' pel' WGI'd for t:bree eouectitive 1ue.rtlooa.. ~ one m.ODlb tor 30 eeots per word. Of 3 ~ per word will be ebu'fld fOI' adv~ l'ull liltiPl paid wUhin 10 {layt !l!ter receiviq bill i IMUJ Seot1nel SEWJNG MACIIINIS -in 1 SALES . . . ' .v.~. s:EaV..i:l' Adnr!W>c - Sbould be reporlod lnunediat&J. '111 wtll DOt bo reapomible for m0«1 U\,t.D one .lDcaro ltld. iDiertlao.. . Cud of l'banb and S{>ee'al NoUeea of EYenta SUitt. Obkuariell JUblilhed at 1 ee~M per WU~'tl. WOBDS lll :10 :II Ads recelved l I DAY IIOo: 8 DAYS • MEIGS and SEWING 0 DA YI fl.311 1!.80 1 MO. tUO 110< tl.20 f8 .00 711c ,I.OC ~20 flAG by 10 A"- will be tn. that day'a paper, IIOe .. ' (1) Notice l WILL NOT BE RESPONS IBLE for any debtl contracted anyone other than myse lf by Signed: Ivan t:an nan Route 2 Pomoeroy, Ohio 1:.! 3 1 3Lp . ' FOUND: 1958 SCJPIO CLASS ring. Call ut Da lly Sentinel of lice, rumeroy 12 30 3!p .' ,, ' .. 'I ' RIZER OIL on Mrs. Robert Jeffers of Mr. and (9) For Sole N!!W 1900 ColUmbuS visited Mr. and lira. Walter Blake and famll)' Sunday. :dr. and Mrs. Alva TulUver of FATf~~'iNS PLASTIC ll ht~d t!l , Vene co.· !Jo.!lle,own~d & Operated "You'll' Like Our Service" Phone 84 - Pomeroy, 0. .. •inoow bUnlla and 1.1an bllnda, aU kind11 and c:olora Fiber &lau awnin&l, liMY Mnd NUbt llllnf pliUit all imda, Aluminum laddet ~t aU kmll». Free Ettim .. te, Dale Wippel Supply, 2.1.11 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, On10. 11-SO-t;OI.e ~-- lltll bnpiO)'RMTI Wonted II!UN ::J:-:N::-U:::s- D " ONE IN -:!11-::Y c-:H-:-O cME. WESTINGHOUSE REl''RlGBR.ATor $26.00. Phone 6335-J . 12·3().3tp. ,\ J~ u house work dc!olrcd. Mrs. francia, tl20 Locust St., Middleport 12 31 3tp M 11r!UII _,-:...-cc-~-- IINGER ELECTIUC - -- - -- - .. FOR1'ABLE (ZObl Business Services Hwlns ma<hlne- Forw"d •nd ( 20) rnerte. In excell ent condlllon . .B.I.Lince due $39.60. Take over POR THI liST IN ARTIP:ICIA&,. p1yment1 $6.00 per monlh. Ll· lltiiiiNO beral trade-In allowall(e. Phone c.ll 343. 1' ·306!c SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT SEW In& machine. Orla:lnally cott f179.00. Balance due $48.00. PI)'menta $8.00 per month. Ll· bertl trade-in Pbone 343. lJ-30--ISt~;. I I]l~~;~~lit~! PARKIR, CHISTIR. 0 . Jo'eed Store, Ch.estt~r, YUton . '. eruy 917-.M, before 10 a. m. Fiv'll d1lry bnledl; a beet, 1 dual pur- ~ .. ~1 ., j' po 1 u. NO ASS0<..1ATION TO JOJN. Now bave frozen IIIDill from moat popular bull•• fl•' . 1218 SOtp PURNAC~ .. WIITINO- Al"l'. SIU COAL RANGE f88 Phone 24803 RuU.1nd. 12 28 3tc . nu;:&H HOLSTEIN COW AND Fnlh Guern.ey cow. HaHy Hadlord• .Phone 963-X. l:l 24 3tp r 0.·2.1-4-3 or Five Pointl Grill, Pom HOUSI IHiiMictt. Arn•ld lr. th~ lyrMUH, C*lo. 136-Y. PhOM II 19 1ft .:_....._.--- ·--- BAU. AND SON UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE: 8 • ROOJII RANCH· wU.b bencb. Good condition <:all type 1tucco house wltb bath; fOR RADIO AND T, V. RlrAIRI Portl1nd 277 . 12·29-3tc forced air fumac(, large lot. C•JNin-. . •14 N. .. 4 A.... Mloldl_... 9 :Phone Ralph Fruth, M1aon, W. CONIIONMINT IALI Yo . SPM877. Nut Hle wlll be held Saturd11y, M. "' ' '· M. 124-th Jan. Z, 1960 at 11 A . M. d the I .uctlOJ j 1rounda 1 mlle west of AIR CONDI'i'101i,U;c , RURIOEJI. -- --·~ ·· aUon Jtrvice. Jaek'l RefrllertP<lrtut1eld. We wlll have houac· tion, New Havu. Pbta.e TU· hold tool&, mllllehln13N7. 1-28-1! 1 a:ood 1000 tb. RANT ·!"'· )' <· • '"'* . -- ,.,.. ...... SAL II btl s.erved. :;:~:=~~·wm SEE THE 1960 Ctdlu tlMitt AUCTIIIIItiR _,lo49 --- Crltt lndiDnl .trttt. ·" "- ,. c.ntHI A. "' - lloclolo. Oltlo ,, ,, �• •' -f,.,. , . 1-lla!iy Sent1De1, ~eroy-lllddleport, 0., Dec. 31, lOSt Orenvllited ~. Cllflord JohDJOn 1M • • • •• • •• ., 0114 ~ 1 Blake ~11 eveniu. 1 llllno Lowll and Gf\'10'7 vjllted WANT ADS • I "' Mrl. ~ ell H)'IO)I 11 - 1'0&. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE BBSULTB .I PHOME 398 llt.TES u-tloll. .lliDimam dllrlc - eo ver - . - 1I OIGU WHITE cu11. .' pel' WGI'd for t:bree eouectitive 1ue.rtlooa.. ~ one m.ODlb tor 30 eeots per word. Of 3 ~ per word will be ebu'fld fOI' adv~ l'ull liltiPl paid wUhin 10 {layt !l!ter receiviq bill i IMUJ Seot1nel SEWJNG MACIIINIS -in 1 SALES . . . ' .v.~. s:EaV..i:l' Adnr!W>c - Sbould be reporlod lnunediat&J. '111 wtll DOt bo reapomible for m0«1 U\,t.D one .lDcaro ltld. iDiertlao.. . Cud of l'banb and S{>ee'al NoUeea of EYenta SUitt. Obkuariell JUblilhed at 1 ee~M per WU~'tl. WOBDS lll :10 :II Ads recelved l I DAY IIOo: 8 DAYS • MEIGS and SEWING 0 DA YI fl.311 1!.80 1 MO. tUO 110< tl.20 f8 .00 711c ,I.OC ~20 flAG by 10 A"- will be tn. that day'a paper, IIOe .. ' (1) Notice l WILL NOT BE RESPONS IBLE for any debtl contracted anyone other than myse lf by Signed: Ivan t:an nan Route 2 Pomoeroy, Ohio 1:.! 3 1 3Lp . ' FOUND: 1958 SCJPIO CLASS ring. Call ut Da lly Sentinel of lice, rumeroy 12 30 3!p .' ,, ' .. 'I ' RIZER OIL on Mrs. Robert Jeffers of Mr. and (9) For Sole N!!W 1900 ColUmbuS visited Mr. and lira. Walter Blake and famll)' Sunday. :dr. and Mrs. Alva TulUver of FATf~~'iNS PLASTIC ll ht~d t!l , Vene co.· !Jo.!lle,own~d & Operated "You'll' Like Our Service" Phone 84 - Pomeroy, 0. .. •inoow bUnlla and 1.1an bllnda, aU kind11 and c:olora Fiber &lau awnin&l, liMY Mnd NUbt llllnf pliUit all imda, Aluminum laddet ~t aU kmll». Free Ettim .. te, Dale Wippel Supply, 2.1.11 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, On10. 11-SO-t;OI.e ~-- lltll bnpiO)'RMTI Wonted II!UN ::J:-:N::-U:::s- D " ONE IN -:!11-::Y c-:H-:-O cME. WESTINGHOUSE REl''RlGBR.ATor $26.00. Phone 6335-J . 12·3().3tp. ,\ J~ u house work dc!olrcd. Mrs. francia, tl20 Locust St., Middleport 12 31 3tp M 11r!UII _,-:...-cc-~-- IINGER ELECTIUC - -- - -- - .. FOR1'ABLE (ZObl Business Services Hwlns ma<hlne- Forw"d •nd ( 20) rnerte. In excell ent condlllon . .B.I.Lince due $39.60. Take over POR THI liST IN ARTIP:ICIA&,. p1yment1 $6.00 per monlh. Ll· lltiiiiNO beral trade-In allowall(e. Phone c.ll 343. 1' ·306!c SINGER FEATHERWEIGHT SEW In& machine. Orla:lnally cott f179.00. Balance due $48.00. PI)'menta $8.00 per month. Ll· bertl trade-in Pbone 343. lJ-30--ISt~;. I I]l~~;~~lit~! PARKIR, CHISTIR. 0 . Jo'eed Store, Ch.estt~r, YUton . '. eruy 917-.M, before 10 a. m. Fiv'll d1lry bnledl; a beet, 1 dual pur- ~ .. ~1 ., j' po 1 u. NO ASS0<..1ATION TO JOJN. Now bave frozen IIIDill from moat popular bull•• fl•' . 1218 SOtp PURNAC~ .. WIITINO- Al"l'. SIU COAL RANGE f88 Phone 24803 RuU.1nd. 12 28 3tc . nu;:&H HOLSTEIN COW AND Fnlh Guern.ey cow. HaHy Hadlord• .Phone 963-X. l:l 24 3tp r 0.·2.1-4-3 or Five Pointl Grill, Pom HOUSI IHiiMictt. Arn•ld lr. th~ lyrMUH, C*lo. 136-Y. PhOM II 19 1ft .:_....._.--- ·--- BAU. AND SON UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE: 8 • ROOJII RANCH· wU.b bencb. Good condition <:all type 1tucco house wltb bath; fOR RADIO AND T, V. RlrAIRI Portl1nd 277 . 12·29-3tc forced air fumac(, large lot. C•JNin-. . •14 N. .. 4 A.... Mloldl_... 9 :Phone Ralph Fruth, M1aon, W. CONIIONMINT IALI Yo . SPM877. Nut Hle wlll be held Saturd11y, M. "' ' '· M. 124-th Jan. Z, 1960 at 11 A . M. d the I .uctlOJ j 1rounda 1 mlle west of AIR CONDI'i'101i,U;c , RURIOEJI. -- --·~ ·· aUon Jtrvice. Jaek'l RefrllertP<lrtut1eld. We wlll have houac· tion, New Havu. Pbta.e TU· hold tool&, mllllehln13N7. 1-28-1! 1 a:ood 1000 tb. RANT ·!"'· )' <· • '"'* . -- ,.,.. ...... SAL II btl s.erved. :;:~:=~~·wm SEE THE 1960 Ctdlu tlMitt AUCTIIIIItiR _,lo49 --- Crltt lndiDnl .trttt. ·" "- ,. c.ntHI A. "' - lloclolo. Oltlo ,, ,, �•• . ·' Main!:~ About p 1 eop e In Po .". -.~::: roy · F ebb• Vitil 011er tSeniorChoirOfMiddleportBaptist · ~ ~pe~lb~ ~:~m~ Church Entertained At Diles Home ""l; • .. ' 1 Around And AL-ut !r'!t~':'f:u!!t~,a ~=:~: ', .~ Pomeroy-lliddleport, o., Dec. 31, liM ----------·---:-:--: S-DaUy Sentinel, =:: ~~ ~:;,of~=d;!_Pn~:~ Soc'lalCLIFTON Events IIU Gil••, "lddle~"'. __ Jed , weelr.£nd In Columbus with ~eir . Mr . and Mrs. L. D . Diles entertained members of the Senior .,. ..~. and .. =• _ .. f ' lu 0 s da f th M' I I Hart;n~er, Mrs. Veda Jble and ~ J ·ames a .... aiDl.., . n un Y Choir o e tdd eport First Baptist Church Wednesday eve....... .... ~ay tbey wen In Gnnville the cuests nm · g at theJ.r ' home on Beech Street. Mrs. Sht. rley Mills ass;·tMrs. M. D. Harttn4er. Po~eroy . Vilillllf11r. and )IJ'I.' Ollell' Hen· ... d._._ K.al""'-" By LUCILLE HAWKIN _!w By flliDDII ~AIHILT, Tommy,• -..<'L jo~ a"" c-_1'" Wal'" ryon""-t .. -asw·--v-.an4uMa'•c~ell • 0 f ..... an ........ r .......er. ed the Diles- with the party and refreshments at the close"'of · c "¥ ..,. Y .,....,...., -v - · ...... 11 Mr. and Mra. Forest Cuaady of th · Mr. and Mrs. Danny fi. est Debbie Hinkle, daughter 'of ~- en, cbildieh Mr: and Mrs: Wit· I Clarence -Ward and daughter Jlef· • 1 : Bdpre and Mr. and Mn William Preve~_ng. h h h and twin sons, Mike and Pat visit- and Mrs. Harold Hinkle, retlmuld lla~ Walters have been Ill . at ty Gladwell, Coluqtbus; ""' pd ' Funeral NrViqll · _..,.;.• • Stewart of Athens were dinner ece mg t e party t e group met at t e church for their ed with his mother, Mrs . . ·Helen home yesterday from Holzer uos- tl,letr home on Pearl Street durmg Mrs. Don Quisenberry ancJ ;faoiliJ Wife " "g -·•• w-~--.. ·y v ru · n~ f M regular weekly pracllce sesston, •• the past week A weelr ago Tues d u Delbert .,;_, d . ., .. 1WedJl~ afternoon a( .... ,~._, 0 : u~.. eon.,.... e e • r. • . I program was a duet by ;.trs Clar· Smith, Laurel St., SWlday. p1tal . afln havlnJ . her tonsila re· · · 'l . · an ...rs. ........er uo •,.. ..,. , ..,.. 1 In the absen~e of the p.estdnt,: ence Lacey, director of the chotr, , and Mrs. Ralph Webb. Donald Fisher of Akron is the moved . ,, . , .dliY, Tom.~ ~r tteatelfa~ Hbt&er dlepo:rt. Uftgl Coata l'w!eral Holl!fs ~ ;;;,;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~;;;;....;;;-.,...;-;;.;,;;~, Harold E. Hubbard, Kalad Hmdy and Mrs. Gerald Anthony . assis- guest thiB week of his uraUdmoth·. .: : . .. ' ' Jtcllptt.al ' r vbiiUS..IIDeumonia, ·on . John F. JIJtebeU . Wbo 4fW ·• conducted a short busmess meet- tJnt accompanist. er, Mrs. William Fisher, MinersMrs . Charles VanCooney ia ,u- Christmas , Eve Sally was treated Mr. and Mn. George ~e of day mdmtni at tbe ·. l tng. ville . · s1stmg in the care of Mrs. Perry for a sinus and ear Infection and lllinoiB are visiting bla parent&, . . Others present for the party l.irll'Ves. Saturday Doxie was treated for Mr. and Mr•. Artley .Olalr.e. Rev. 0 . JL CUt Wll In ~..'OC I. _Foilowmg the . meetmg Mrs. Nere Mr. and Mrs. ~·rank Cheese- :'tlr. and Mrs. Norman Fisher Stephanie Pullen, daughter Of sinus lnfeetlon at Holzer. b G f p . t ,. t . the tei'Vtees and burlal ·'!l'a ' ,fa ~·· I ·hies and Mrs. Mtlls conducted a brew, Mrs. Beulah Whale , Mrs. returned home to Senecav"le \ir. ao.d Mn. James Pulleri was at . 80 reer 0 om • 1easan vt• Beeeh G~ cemetery. · , ' sen,s of games and also on the John Fultz, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman , •, Tuesday after spe " Qding Christmas tlolzer Hospttal yeaterday for tted Elmer VanMeter, Wednesday. • · • · "" - ·---' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Barker and Among thoee from Clllt-of·tewll . h Jl • Mrs. t 'rances Bearhs and Ellen I with relatives in the area. trea tment to her llg which abe In· B&rt n.nnou~N;eu sons of Cbarleaton vlaited hla mo- who e&Jne . ;tb~e~·~:.~ Home Of The WATCH NIGHT SERVIC E Jtvtden , a guest. , Tom""' Fisher of Chicago, Ill., · jured this fall. ... , · d • H p B f Mr. and Mn. Don E. Pain (Vir· tber, Helen Barker on CluiJtmll, Mr. Uld_ is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ma...r. an . olrs. · · b roWJI... 0 "'nla iBavlea) of Dayton are an· Mr. and Mn . J amea Bennett and Bever~ ,,;r. A Watch nl.ght service ·ts to 1 FABULOUS P wh Ph 1I8 d I h 0 son F_'isher and family and other e P ta, a., ave ... en w< ' f 1 led "'· otb eb U be held at the Laurel Clt"ff Free · ·1· "th h -•·•&- .u~ nounelng the birth of 8 son on Mn. amt Y accompan "'" m er, e of Methodist Church at 9 :00 p. m. rel•tJves. . JISI mg WI er .......... •...... December .... Marth: Bennett, to Waverly, Kathryn through midnight with special • , • Mr. and Mrs. George Ftsher of -·rary Davis and Min Lenota -· Ohio, after she bad vtalted them ColtlllliD 1 singing and preaching, it is anr"l. Lauderdale_. Fla._, arrived rues- ~ ues, for the holidays plan toreGrandparents of the new baby for a week. ..,. 1a y tu vts :t wllh hts parents, Mr. tur n home this Satu~d~ty. Mrs. E. are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pain of Mrs. Veda VanM11ter vilited {her nounced by pastor W. H. Strausi1 bau ~ h and Mrs. Paul Fisher. . ,{. Titus of Pomeroy w,;s also Ia Dayton and IMr. and ilrs. Clyde sister Mrs. Lillie Edwards at Hart - - - - - - - - --- . Mr. and Mrs. Everett McKmght dmner guest on Christm~s at t¥ Bayle. of Middleport. ford, Christmas.=======~~~;;==~~~~J~~q had as Christmas guests their u8VIS home. 1 Mrs. A. V. Smith and daughter. so n-in -law and daughter, Mr. and '1 . ' tly S ! n 1 b"ass .>a auer c .o um us Mrs. Kathryn Thompson, and · t d t · th" 1 children were visited dur ing th• Mrs . J~e :1-lartin of Painesville, ts expec e o arnve· ld even 11,8· Pomeroy, Ohio Chi !stmas weekend by thear son Mrs. Earl H~hday of Ath¢ns and .o spend Nc.v Vear'J with 'b4r ond brother and ht"s family , Mr~ Mrs. J . A. Swee_ ney of Ru.tland. o>artots, , Mr. and Mrs. Charlo!. TONIGHT and flliCIAY ·~ Mrs L p k f u. _,auer. , l'' T' "TEN sEt'om>s TO JJ!tl." and Mrs. Paul Smith and child· epa tc ens 0 '\ fAL,..son Mr. and · .rs. Ill~;! ·uer.n •Ph (t '•~ .Jeff Chandler, Jack P.Jance ren, Doug and Jeff, of Greenfield, 1 was~ recent 1uest of Mr. ·• Mrs. daughter, Janet. a11 d Mr. and u.O, ·S~T".RDAY . Pa. The Smiths also visited in I Everett McKmght. ltoy Horn ol u rant Street wer7ih "LOVE Mt TENDE:l't" college Mrs. Wtllard E~rsbach and :irayson, Ky. over Lhe C,brlatqull ' Athens with former . p I D""' friends . Both are graduates of OU. da~gbter Joyce were b.usiness weekend' vlst'"'-'g rel•tt'v"'". ""'-;• El VIs res ey ..Vra rage! . ' . visitors In Columbus Tuesday. .... a -· ....... _ also _ , Sunday evenmg ,vfr. and Mrs . 1 Mi,s Cheryl E;Jlerllb4,c~- 1,s oollo' lla'!llhter, Janet, .and M; • ._'tid Otder By Phone "COURAGE Ot .>mlth and so~s . left for Columbus ' fined to her home 'by · Illness. visit and the Horn tamlltoa Will BLACK BEAU'l'Y" where they vtstted wtth an aunt, Miss Eleanor Smith anrl Misa return this weeken<i and ~~ wW And Take 'Em Home John Cra wford _ Mimi Gibson Mrs. Barbara Smith, for~erly of Audrey Be!l of New York City· .eturn to Middleport wttb tbem. " ~~;;:;~~;;:;;;,;;;;;;:;::;;;::;;;,;;;;::;;,;;~~;;;::;;,;~:;:;:;;;;;;~~~ Pomeroy. Before returm_ng home gpent Christmas with the form- Mr. and Mrs. {;.larles Evant, Mt. :1 they. also pla~ned to Vtslt With er's mother, Mrs. Florence Smith dOd :...rs. Joseph Evans, B(r. and relatives In Clev~land . Mt . Smtth enroute to New Orleans for a v.- Mrs. Carl Rlnnert, all of Marton; Is a Labor Relations. Dtrector of cation. ..tr. and Mrs. John Evans Cb.rle• Umted States Steel m Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Leifheit ton; Mr. and :.irs. Home!· Lanier' and son, Roger were buslnen of Chillicothe Road, were · be,. ' visitors In Gallipolis Monday. last Saturday for the funeral of Ml'S. c. F. Tompkins entered · Charl<l& Lipton. Ho,pital Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes and Holzer treatment. son, Gregory, were in St. Albana Mr. ahd Mrs. William Coopet .and Nitro Sunday where the' and son Mike returned to their" tied with · Mrs. Ethel Price ' home, Brecksville Tuesday after daughter, Essie, M!· and The auditing committee of the a visit with his parents, Mr. a d, Everett Price and cbtldr.t n, 'Rolbilll''• 11 -P.M~ Theodorus Council, Daughters of Mrs. Homer Cooper and other reS. a,nd Brenda, and Mr. · and . I America ·met Wednesday evening atives. ~ larence Taylor. LEONA KOHL, PROP. MIDDLEPORT at the home of Mn. Donald Hauck Mr. ~d Mrs. 1G.uy , Walter.'lesndiJis'i Jennifer Menchini, (laughter ~L Mr. and Mrs. Reuzo Mencninl u' t · t ~~m~ hq\ne • ~~ •• :-~:;;;~;~~:;;~;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;,;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;s;;!~~~;: Osborn Street. 1 1 Following audillne of the books derwent a tonsilectomy aild ade- 'tli.rtsimas with thetr soq, a social hour was enjoyed and noidectomy Saturday at the Hart· 1\< alters~ and )fleir daughter refreshments were served by the man Jlospial, Parkersbu~ a~ f~mtly, \Mr. a11_d ¥~ ~OIUI!e Bus· . hostess. convalescing nicely at Iter liome ktrk, all of Cll!!!ifitibk . . "Prsecnt were Mrs. Alber: Wood on Wetzgall St. ' Susie Pullen went . to Charle·· . ard, Mrs. !Mchard Campbell, Mrs. A3C John Beaver of Lock· ton last week and jomed her UJ\· Arnold Hayes, Mrs. Henry Reibel. bou~ne Air .pase, Columbus, ar· ce and aunt, Mr. and , Mrs. Ly~ Mrs. Lillie Ha\ICk and Mrs. Fred rived Wednesday evening to spend Lon Pullen, !or a two wcelr. vaea: , Swatzel. · New Years with his parents Mr.. ll~n m Flor\dJ,. . · and Mrs. John Beaver, Nye Ave. . ... rs. Fred Crow, Sr., of Pom~ : Mrs. William Frecker and dau· ··roy. entertained Tue.sday at the Meeting Postponed ghter Donna of Pine Grove and The r~gular meeting of the B. Miss Laura Grueser of Pomeroy ' Mrs. Faye Dunlavy of . c:_:oJ,~· H. Sanborn ·.Missionary Society of were Wednesday guests of Mrs. bus spent aeveral days ' I ; , 1 .., the First Baptist Church of Mid- Maxine Arnold. soll,·ln law and daughter, Mr. dleport has been postponed due. ltf,,r ~lld .Mrs. Allen C. Hill Sr'.' MI.'~· QClQrlle_,}VII,rq!lr, , to the Week of l'rayer beine held accompanied by their son Robe~l Mr. and Th0111111 . 'X'OII!II !l•ilili;a;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:::;=l;:::;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;ii;;:;;i¢i#ilil~ iii~;;; in Middleport ~eglnning next Mou• of Co lumbus spent ' Christmas ld spent Christmae In INidtmle • day . . Hamilton with Mr. and Mrs. Allen !l'itb their son-In-law and clauah· · ' '' · " Following the :dohday night c. Hlll Jr., and daughter Linda. let: Mr. and Mrl. Robert Rocers · I!' ' E~' n_· . ··y.;_. .J.<I._J· I . meeting of the Week of Prayer Robert Hill ot' Columbus arriv- .An~ daughters. They were ac-, lliiA. f f"''llll ~ 1\._ '..,..., , , the Circle chairmen of the society cd this evening te spend the boll· ·companied home by their crand· • :· are aekM to met with Mrs. Willis day weekend with hls parents, daughters Janet and Nancy for 'a, 1 -MI'ddleDft.rt Held Wedn'...... forJ . or I 'S CROW 'l' I STEAK HOUSE 11 Ip. I S . h au mit s VISit RelahVDS In Middleport I I MEIGS THEATRE ··-· Taket Advantage Of ••• I • I I. SANDWICH f4r!, . I Wishing All Of You JANUARY CL~ARANCE · S.A~E A HAPPY NEW YEAR Social Hour Is Enjqyed Following Auditing Work IN 1960 BECKY'S Saturday, Jan~a,Y 2nd STGEE HOURS: 9 A.M. 'to t · :i Elberfelds ln . Pt ,rt. Y. ·R I ;:;:: ' He Brings You 366 The Middleport Church will hold Opportunities To Save Member Federal Reaerve System Member Federal Depo1lt lnsuranre C,orpora&lon RUTLAND .:FOR .A GOOD D·EAL! I ,ll',_ { 1 Like new finish. · ., I '' ALSO...,. . ~- .,. w••• • II , I \! I ' i' ~, 1, ., ,\ , 0_ I I I 1 l- , t ,l '1 ' i~ ' .tl••"' New Ye.-'IJ Day, " • • • • • 'Open. Saturd Jp~, - ~a:;y~·-~· ncl 'y/ . . •• J''• , ··· · .. 't'' 11. .. ll .. ,. , l' ''"' l ., ' tl ,, . ••• • · ' : · · I :.H' 1p . . " Club SJ!IIan. . PONn~c ~.r., , 1_.,. it was so d. Power bra·kes. R~'~ ;Heater. ~ ~ '· ·~ ;: 1959 BUICK V ,Labirt ·..... ·.... .$2,795 2 Door Sedan. Owned by lo41 bUsiness man. Dynlflow drive.PowersteeriJl,I.Eltrabice. · · 1956 pqtmACVI f.Dr•.Stdu ·.· .. $1,29$' One of heat er. the .Ucest . ·~e , ,_ anyw.r !lydra~auc: ,..,t, \ .. ' ·') an4 Jtadio •• ," ......... .. Jlt '.. ,. ' • : i'' I ' ' . ,, :Oi ~flll . . .' , ' ~ ~ '· .i •• 1 . 2 DOOR . ' . . ., 6 cylbtdet, standard tra·l isn'liss ion. · . ·· : '19J7· DqDG.~ .~cP.s~o;mJ .·:..~. ~p~,.~~. ~) .-. '· . :·' .\ ~~rSedan.Po~r · steeri,ga~4bl-a~•~)r~ . o, P\e~~ ~~~~ltr~na~o.D: . ~~I·ll1 , . _ ooo~F. ~v · ~~ .,; . ~-.. U 8 56 b tr•.:O.n~tuion, ra~ bea~r f ' · 'c6 c ·H .·· · ~~::u+.t~ .~ :~H · ~ ;· . ; cw ,._ .' 1 'sedan. Powerflite '. "' J ' and heater. o _J nd _. ~·....,. -· · • lite~ Yorker · . t •. r,, tl_ l ,_,' · · ·~,.-r . ; ' ~ ~aoo ·'- . . ti,> .- engine,' standard tra:n m isslon, radio anti heater, low mriea.ee. ' 195:'7 FORD low D1ll4ii,IJ46'~M'l'l '.'' . ~~ ' . I , r.l ' · .·• , . 2 Door ·Deluxe $.dan.. v.cy ~I ~ a.,J•••ry : : ,\ ,.• , .~u \ •· • ,.,, •, , t 1"1"' ,Fury 2 poor Hard Top. Torqueflite transm lasion. Radio ahd heater. ' fini;r;Pot~ess. Pbrir :~Hill~ ', . ' $695 • ,1, I"' ' . f'oll~ ,Statton V8 2 .Poor .. .. .....$.2,,7..9 Hard To&. Only ti.s5o actual mil~. Ahnost Uk• th(ci'at )· H•-·~eo ·: ~ ·A ·hlectl .. . ot · , Chtvits For l~,mt~i·~ I ; P· 4 cyl. eco~~y at its ~~~~est. .' ' , 1\•' · ' :1957 PLYMOUTH . Wag~n. VB l957 PLYMOUTH' ,, " 19S8 EMGI.ISH·FORP .. ::·•.:'.';u,, ..... .. }' .. I ,, Anglla Prefec.t • · .... pR~ •~E· s · Rr: r\"u~··~ ~D·... $-.:~1~(". r lr~:~,:e:r~~e.SparkUng or.l~~lllgbt blu~~ ~lni~h. · ~y~ , d.uc.t.,·.,· ,:'!. •,''r-.·; •' ' , ,,. 1954 PONTIAC Star Chill · · · · · ·· · · · · · $695 Radio and heater. '· I j . 6 cyl. economy. VB Sedan. Original bli¢k The Dealer That Deals For Less Largest .Selectio Of Quality Used Can ~In South ast ml Ohio • " 1955 PLYMOUTH 2 D... Sedan 1959 f • 1955 omsMoallt ·4.J.._ ·}1:;··~ ·. :. '\· . sttf, • • • . ...... ., ...... ,. BETTER BUY USED CAR . 'I , ' -: ·I : A family dinner was held -~ Christmas day at the home B.ANKING SINCE 18'72 ~~ II II . Family Dinner POMEROY NATIONAL BANK .• '. •• ,• I r!· .Ire~:.ublic l •" 1· ''•. \. • ·' service with Bob Mills as the lead· is cordially invited on of :&rs. J . B. Hayes. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew, Mr. and M,n . Charles D.• Woode of Alfred and Mr. and Mrs. John Platt and John, Jr. of Columbus. As Christmal was also the birth· day of Mrs. Clifford Hayes, she was surprised with a benutifully decorated bir1bday cake from her hasblbd. • Is The Ti mQ_.'To Trade We're Ge'ttf... g' .... ew ' ' Pontiacs & -~\dcks Aga,i~ ~~ur~~d~f~~\J'~~ ~~~~~n~fof :~: We Pay 3% Interest On Your Savln11 • I~ First Baptist a New Year's ~~eg s::v:cleooth~~/~:~:rn~ b~~Wi MAKI IHI MOST OF THIM IY OHNING A lANK SA~INGI ACCOUNT WITH US NOWI POMEROr t::::~~ana for the an- tM-.;;r;;.lih..;;an;.ld..;o -;.M;;-rsw,.· ;;.A..;Uo;;en-C;;.;;H;;Il;;.l;;S;;r.;;......,;w;;ee;;;.k;;;,.a_v..,;l;;sl;;;t;;;;w;;;ltl\iih=t;;;b;;;em;;.;;;;;;;;i;i;l;,.., . ~ D ..... y.:_,·NT'.o· r ' ·" .• low _lbil....e. . ' ' • ' ' • 4 J)oor Sed•n. Power a~'. and brakes, Po~te trans~on, f.ad!o 1 ' .• .,· ·. • ·· · · ·, · 1 · .,. '· , · . ' .. ,. · ·· Jt55 C·f l F.V OLET''' '.\ .: ·' ' ., ,'.: , ·' ,. ~ . ~·.~ :lioor .J:J¥d" to~.'VS ~glne~ ~~~- •nd be alef;~~e~ ·tra11~!~~0"~· ' · •. . . , , ,• ·:4 n06r .. ' . , ! I,f'MOUt:H . . .·. Sedf,ti. · ~-:ct: tranamJasi.on, ,~dioattdbel~• ·. 1 , . · . .. , \ · >·:, .:, ., . ·· ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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 31, 1959 mayer mcmurray smith wintel