http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c8a1cfcd725e16dbc411607a3ae02035.pdf 8ba45f75da67de259b11dffea1e2cb46 PDF Text Text J ( ·�.I j a-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , I 0., De<. 9 , 1960 Drnd and .... vwton1t�.ipo';:'�: _ Mainly About I �blwi.ie:�y �fr� ,,.urnedn 1yi.n- Ethel and ci.ra Gar homo Tueada om Meigl Gee - land and Mn. Minnlo Davi, loft ..-al Hospital and ii convaleocing Thunday for Sooth Bend, Ind .. n rucely. by the death ol their aunt, I Mn. Kenneth llm-is, Mrs. Karl collod Omeroy Mn. Nannie Jones. Crueser, Mrs. GI\)' Ruuell. Mn. Mn. John Beaver and Mr, . Mn. Cad ·Moor,' Mrs · Goer1. Cli·nton Gilke)' Jr. and Mn. Lin- Howard Logan were buainess . .ny Wilson _and dau,i.::htt>� · Mn. 1I coin Rusaell apent Monday in v Wton in GlouJter and Athens . Verne Davis �� Mr_s. Willlllm I Parkersburg, W. Va. Th y. -larteb were Vl51tors m Parkers- Mn. Kenneth Harris and IOM, Mn. urld.aJay Warner and children f"iiiiii-a-aa--aa--a-a=-a=-a==----=aao"-iiiiiiiiiioiiili.;,_-a;-a;=��� I The eleventh ll!lllual 'lower , Mn. � Buma. LR UrC,n show, "An Old Fa.,hiooed Christ- "A Chrblnw Hym11" _ Blue, .' /n the Minenville ol WSCS The mu" and spon.,ored by the Ne- Mn. J. V. McGmr; rod. Mn. W. d Meth Chu t · held !ta anrdl is Cbest, YeUnw, Mrs. haclima and New Ha, cn Garden , R. Promtt; r ' Chr very Clubo proved "" be • - W•ver ; white, Mn. J, L. St..•. wmo, dinner Wedne11- ' u.y evening in the church eocial · art b� visited wa1 II ceuful ventUtt. room whlch waa dffora'ted in Sahrrpeople 35G approximately Deck 1he H�ls .. - Blue, Mn. , tee_ping with ChristmaJ including day and Sunday. ay , red, Mrl. Tom a lighted tree. Memben participating and Robert � ne C. 1 A turkey dinner was rterved aa n f winning awards in the artistic :of r; · ,yellow, Mn_ L. sh t oua whJle, Mn. Lloyd Rou . 1 e · 30 to 25 membe Ith their classes were· "It Is Christmaa in This Houae" : h�ands as guest!�F:vor, we "Light A Candle for Chrisl- I -Blu Batey ; red, smal l candles in a marahmal!'e I1 mas" ; - Blue ribbon, Mrs. F. A. Mrs. e,EarlMrs.ClarF,ke A.: yellow, Mrs. low holder. The Christmu theme• Batey red ribbon, Mr,. Pete R. G. G ne. wu carried out in the table "'�-! Burria; yellow ribbon. Mrs. Lloyd , "And ree n Earth Pe " O rs. · . orations The Rev. Robert Car<l ,'._. 1 I Rorfman, whit, ri�bon Blue, Mn C· M· Awuna, Jr. · n:u asked gra�. John Wolfe. n. Clyde Foley ; yellow. Mr1. . . "W h 8 t Christmas hally M U!lah Jane FoIIowmg the d mner a program ens· whit PJcke Ray . ' wa., presented which opened Means" - Blue. Mr,. J, L. _stew- Powell, I th group singin� of ·It Came art : red. Mrs. L. C. Roush , �el- "G Will Toward Men"- 'Nl low, Mr!. Velma Roush : white, ue. ood rs. DonaId Sm 1'th · red Gpon the Midnight Clear ," fo1M bl ' • lowed by prayer '1:rs P'. A. Batev by the ' Rtv d C Roush ; yellow, Mr.. L , Mrs. 1 l" O u Bel Ring Le lo the Card i rea rmture s an d of 1ng l " c Harry L' Dyer. L1J¥ 2 · I0-2'l by Mrs Sadie Blue, Mrs Henry Buck, Jr ; red , \frs C. M Adam, Jr ; yellow, " Underneath !hP. Mi.itletoe" - 1 BI'Ln. Mrs. Richard Pltrrner c w�lte. Blue, Mrs. Philip Wolpert ; red. , Two reading . "The Mid-We,; ....... PIii I wltla ••I !I._ ... ....... ■ M::S. E . A. Schaekel ., I Mn. Jam•• GilbeM; yellow, Mr,. . Rome News" by Mn.- Eugene Wear a Bit of Christmas - Loula Karschnik. 1 Forbes and 'The Spirit of Christ1 Blue· Mn Tom Hoffman: �. 1 i ma8 " • Mrs. ste II a Grueser pre- , Mrs James Diehi , J r.· Ye11ow, ! "Touch Their Harps of Gold"- ceded a i;OIO "Si lent Night" b % r Mn William C. Gibbs; while,. Blue. Mrs. W. R, Profliti; red. Ii Rev. Card w o sang one verse '" Lelah Jane Powell; yellow, Mrs. : Cerman. _Y . Roush. Uoyd Lonin end week apent the put re don with Mr1. Ray Warner. Mra. w. R. Proffitt received C:en :;�;t:�:slS:!� :_: the award for the best arrange- the group sang Joy to lhe World" ment in the artistie classes. and and Mrs. Charlea Grueser reac3 Mrs. P'. A. Baley re«lved the a poem Foot Path.'4 To Peace" . 1t11T1DNAI � sweep,takes ribbon for having Following two readings. My MoFOR ALL the most blue ribbon arrange-- ther's Hand, " by Mn. Clifford ment1 entered. Phillips and "The Day Well THE FAMILY I spent, " by Ernest Stewart a Award, were presented as ro1• talk on .. ,l...t:'•i' 1 N0i Take c'h rist. · Iture d1v1s1on. ' · · low• in the hort1cu · Out Or Chr1ll'�m� was given by Philodendron · Red ribbon. Le- I Hosmer Roush lo conclude the ' program. lah Jane Pow�II. Cactl: Blue ribbon, Mrs. L. C. i • red. Mrs. Harold John- Mrs. Karl Grueser, vice presiRoush; Middleport deul, C911ducted a 111hort businese 1011, : session and it wu decided to , Ivy: Blue ribbon, Mn. W. T. : make and sell soup in January. Stone: red. Mre. Harry L. Dyer. I Round robin eard1 were aent to Pothosc Mr,. Donald Smith. ' Mr,, Nonnan McCallwn and Mr,. ' Mr,. L. C. Roush, yellow; ' Frank Stewart. A glr\ wu ,eni rod; l,\lddl.,.rt, Ohio Mrs. George James, white. 1 to Mr&. Stewart, the president, who ia ill. A vole of thanb was ribbon, red vierla: Sanser :Mrs. NOW SHOWING gi\'en to Bradford Maag for his N. 0. Wein. Jose[)h'a Coat: Blue. Mn. Har• work on the cupboard1 In the ry L. Dyer. Wilh Noah Beery, Jr. 1 church kitchen, Bei;?onias: �n. Mrs. N. , 'lbe meeting closed with - and O. Wein. � Lord', Prayer in w,i,on. African Violets: yeRow. Mrs. • wah Ruth Roman Robert Johnston. oo Al• CartNn Carnival aniums : Blue, Mn. T. w. !' ' si Di,h Cardeno , Blue Mrs L I C. Roosh; yello;,,, Mr,, T MEIGS THEATIE Slone. : Christma, 1m1 for the Girb Pomeroy, Ohio Everireen spectmen, ,rfth ber- lodW1trial School were brought by rlet: Blue. Mra. Rarry L. Dyer: members when the Pomeroy NOT OPIN TONIGHT red, Mrs. 1..awrenre Panon1: ye! Shake■peare club met Wednes­ ll'NIDIT low, Mrs. N. 0. Wein. day afternoon al Uhe home or "NOOS!: FOR A GUNMAN" Evergreen soeclmen, wllhout Mrs. Ben NeutzlinK, Maple Plact Jim Davia, Barton MacLan1 berr1.,, red. Llovd Roush ; yol- ror their annual Chrlatm aa meet. low._ Mrs. Lloyd Roush. - allO ing and party. M1scel111ne-ous; Cacti, Blue. The home waa beautlfully i:fec"DAY OF THE OUTLAW" SARGENT PAINT Robert Ryan - Tina Louise Mrs, L. C. Roush. · orated in keeping with the holi• ING COM Mra. Horrv _I.. Over won th-J day season including a silver PH. WY 2-2452 MIDDLEPORT "THE STORY OF RUTH" ribbon for h--vm� t�e best !l"'l('ICf• trf>6, a "' inter scene on the manmen In the hortlr1•l'.u,-.. 1:ivi!l'.0'1 �el ani a red po!ns::ttia ar¥ § IACC&hW and the IWef'>tt;t"\"11 r 1 .,,0n •--a� ran��menls on the bu£fet. j won by Mn. L. C. F"l•J ..h. j Mrs. Wil)i3m Baxter, prealclcnt, . A IJ)eclal aw�nl 0' m"rlt w ,c; conduc ted the ineeting which : lftRnted by thfl! iu"""'I tn th".' , opened with devol . ions by !\frs. educational exhlblt wJ-, 1�h wa!I 8 Charles Lytle who gave a medl1 <!Olle 1 dion of DRlnfln<'s hv Pro'f'!IlaLion an d Chrlstmas prayer 1 · , � Davld F. Drle,-:hach and his ! Members answered roll eall with -.furdav momlng ltudenta from a Christmu verse A �unl 'he Bend area. 1 cation WWI read f� the depart: ChRlm1an and ce>-ehal� of ment president. . ahow were Mrt. Chester We11- 1 Round robin get-well eards · - �: , ' ltld Mr1. Ham- Ltyne. : wen sent to Mrs. Vernon Howell _ Jud�• Wl'!N Mn. George Po1- I Mn. Edward Bauer and Mrs. To .. !URI! of pl..lUII • moo at nfi!. Mrs. R. ff. v,mrth!n, Mrs. : Oliver Michael and aympathy Chrutmaa • • • pt· hlo p- be,.I �- L. Watson, Mn. C. L. How- i card to M 111 Ethel Garland who -d and Mra. .I. Bryan Salder. lost an aw,t by death. Artie!.. •II o/ Parker11bur1. . for the blind wore on aalt. 1 AmonJ( thoM! M'Ri�ter.fng were · For the program Mn. Waldo : """"8 rrvm Point Pl•uant. l,e. i ,I. Bartels read • Chriatmu atory By Alligator & Curlee . . . . . . . . . . $22.tS .. $52,75 tart, Ru(1and, Middleport, w..t , "The Little Miller." I Colum . bia. Hartford, i'omel'OI'. : Al the clo&e or the meeting , . Clifton, Chester. 0. Ravenawood, j gifts were exchanged after which ' l':wlngton, O .. Wellston, 0., Svr- !hf hosteaa ,orved • ,alad top. , ""'""· Mineravllle. Cheohlre. Ra· 1 ped with 8 polnaettla, rod and I By CUrlee, Brookfield & Sewell chlo. RoRsell, Ga1llpoll1 F•rry. I gn,en sandwiches, otufled dat,. ' $55.00 . .. . $39.50 I '.!ason, Athena, O.. and local I and l'Or!ee on crystal tray,. The Suit, . . . . . . . , , • • • • . . • • • • • • . · realdenta. table WWI attractive in white Sport Coata . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22.50 .. $29.91 linen cover centered with an Ill'· NAME OMl'ITED rangement ol rod and white potn• , In lho l�t or aue,t, att1111dfn� ' aettla, and white holly and fern • •he Chrlotmu party of Uhe Pom· with three branch candelabra on "'"OY Garden club. 0111 name_ of ; ('ltber side. Favors· were red 1 \In. Eu.., Brown wu unlnlent- candles in gn,en holder,. fte. CbOOH from wide selection , . , , . . . $1.00 .. $2.50 ',l\y omitted. I ..,.-ded Chrlstmu mual< WH ,-a..iiiii-a;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii-a;;;;;;-,' olayed durin1 !he n,freshment hour. Attending were Mrs. Baxter, Mn. T. A. Hennessy, Mn. Bar­ HSTAURANT tel,. Mra. Pearl Hy..u, Mn. : Lnula Heibel, Mn. C. F Tomp- : 211 I. Mein St, ; Mrs. Robert Wamer, Mrs. I kins, Ohio : i Pe"""" Sr.. Mn. ,Phil Webster Jed 1 ; 0,0,, I .... i. 10 '"'"· 11111, Uamoon, Mr,. .George H. Pamr, I I Puturl"I · • · lllu Lydia Eberobach and one gueot!, Mra VlrgU Compbell. 1 P eOpI e I I p Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy . 00m Ch �'.'81 ,\ savers steacly I ii I GI We Pay 3 Interest On Savings Serving Meigs County Since 1 872 Mamba, Federal Daposil Insurance Corp. BAN I- jJ i , ii .. 1 ,: ..j. ,. Wo men 's a�d Girls' Ready-To-Wear. Draperies, Bl.. kets, Curtains, Luggage & Lamps, ''And 'foyland." G,fts For Sch l Brou ht During � Of Club M eet,n g w. Gift Dollars Thig Chriwnag Giva .•• SEE = Hercules RESTON lJne Of I DRESS TROUSERS For men 1nd youn1 men. . Sizes from 29 to 50 waist me•• 1urt. Price, rattJinc from , $5.95 to $9.95 In Elberfeld, men's wear dept on the main floor, and also aee the other valuea in men', and boys' trousers, \ I '!'aste TOPCOATS SPECIAL BUY ! M1111's & Boys' Fine Quality Long SIHve KNIT S H I RTS I B.>ys' Sins 6 to 1 6 - $2. 95 V•!ues SUITS & SPORT COATS FOl Mltn's Size, 5-M-L, $3.95 Values TIES by Arrow and Suparba HATS by Stetson & Champ l !r In FQbt, itve • man whlta 1hirtl for Chrl1t• mu, beeau111 there'• no dou.bt that any man can alway• UN mon of them than be hu. Wt have Arrowl In eolora, too. CbOON Ill& favorite. 9'11111 117 Plonffr .e&weaten bJ .Pmitan 6 R�y eWhao In doub� lln • GIJT ' Ci.RlDlCATI: Owner SMITH ' . -• • � . ';'"j·� .-..- -:{ .. -;-:_ CLOTH ING Mldclleport, Ohio -· ... ... FOl CIRCLE'S ARROW SHIRTS *4.50 9'8o<b by lnterwo,·en • Eaquln Marshals Will Go Farther . . At Smith Clothing I *• GJ.•J rt· - �S • · · ;( Broasted Chicken INullful Orgtn Mut1c In The Toy Dept. On The 2nd Flffr I These. are all "Roadmaster" fine .quality bicycles -models for boys and models for ,i.11. ' '/Vi/Cy Scllclter, Dine ,4t Circle,' 'nlo Nlft.y SU1/,i,era club held b annual au-iltmu dinner '"' I al !ho CU' I cle ReotauranL I l'ololwfnc I turby dinner It G,30 p. m. tho ll'tllP adjourned lo Iha party from for I part,y. Buy Now and Savel 'Ii'........., ....... - poll· - - - 'l\'ouun the ....,orlN of flllllllJ bappbllM • . • • and hlpplnw IIW111 com• whOJI the lamllY Olla out. USE OUB NEW BICYCLE SALE ! wn.ll 1· �..:-=LOT IICYCLII ----- Silo M Inch IIT ,1LOT IICYCLIS ----- Silo •47 $47 $37' •59 , ' - Ill ........ ol llfla. Attend::�■R IICYCLU ----- SIio ... ..... Mn. lJnJd llnon, !In, a.rbon Dbroa, Mn. Jll<lt w..,.. w, MIii 'Kathryn Mitch, Mn. M Inch - Will, !In, William 1111'- 1 "HIIICULIS" ll•!GLIIH IICYCL■• _ hlo toela, Mn. La""""° -_ lllol I . CaNI1 Beu1ia, 11n. a-p Se im ,' .___________________. 11n. ir,ri, 11n. Bup Bell'III, l I I :! - ::r:�- ::::.::.i��� , . ELBERFELDS llf· POMEROY DOW. VII M .... PlrtJ ______• .:.� 1 _ _ • f :I � _,.. �,• 'I - I ��J:_·· · , .i=-.t: ��1 1,___,._ 1 ,_, "j 1, 0/ Tiu, Mel•,-M•on ,4reo Pomer07-K.lddi.port, Ohio, Saturda1, Det. to. 1960 Kennedy Studying . 4th Post 1 5c PER COPY ....-.........ffl'l,... Mrs. Stanley, Prominent i' ; Businessw oman, T aken By ,;,i Death On Friday Eveniiig . I Unveiling May !Take Place In Central Plains THE NEW PATTERNS THE NEW COLORS THE NEW FABRICS In The co. to 4 , 1t Man ·• De,ar.d T• Tia. lnear 1'..tar. -, .,.., _. ,-flf �IHdy •ut. ffillhllltti Nit, ..... n-sz. r..ipt, tltar ... ...., lilll lZ·!I. §ahmlay, fair aad • 9 ..w. * * * Television. 1 Your Weather , . Handbags, Gloves, Costu me Jewelry, UmbreUas, Coa­ metics, Photograph Supplies, Hobbies, Men's and Boyi• . Wear, Housewares, RCA Radios, Record Players and UBEm THEATRE "JUNGlE SAFARI" -. ;\.. ; Women's and Children's Underwear and Night-wear, "SAVAGE FURY" CLINTON FISHER ., Human Tissue, Plant Life has Been Radiated Record Time Now *An d Qn Th.9 MQI• n Fl oor • loush's Shoe Store NO. 191 Sh ips, Air Force Plan es Will Make . Try At Hot Cargo A n d· Qn The 2 nd Floor 1 NO FUSS - NO BOTHER - NO MESS 16.4 OZ. 51,59 • * . 1 Spray Your Christmas Treel Spray Floral Arrangements, Toys, etc. 1 ,� f RUTLAND --- POMEROY All COlORS c: h Rubber Footwear SPRAY ENAMEL G I I For Christmas Deeoration ---------------------------- I' VOi.. X.ll I HIik I I' Mel1• M•cluinu • * Furn,ture .rd I Th Th On e I Floor MAKE THEIR OWN GOOD LUCK ,, \ = i= _::; .,. • ,ro ,4c Hom� Fron, Courteous, Capable Salespeople To Help You In Each Department. 1 •• ti- • Buy MerclmndlN your Christmas Shoppm ' g Ce--ter II I , \ •1 I I 'l y ent1ne t a e _________________________...___________________________. \ 'Old Fashioned Christmas' Show I Annual Dinner Was Recorded As Very Successful I Of WSCS Held S \ '1 h• o o /Oi ""71>1"-- - .,.;.'.,;; ;,,t,<1 ' t �· · ' I , , .,. 1 . . - ..,! ,: \ ' I, ) -_ • _. ......�-�----�"-"�-"- ,. ••�'I_.,,· ...,.'------• ·�...._._,,,,_. , • �' ' ••__. lfntl nel , Pomtroy- Mlddleport , 0, Dec. 10. An nual Ban quet Given For Band At Pomeroy H/'gh 1 960 SERMONETIE IN Et ' i-----------------,.;.'_________ HE DAILY SENT , ToEv E oF \ :�g, �! =:! ■ I IICft NI •• o-. P�l■M, ru,u,... "'" on-- ,.,.,, ''"· 4-, b1 Th• Ohio V■lle:, Publlffitn1 The annual banquet for the Comp.1.ftJ , 1 1a M.erh■nic St.. Pomuo1. 01110 B ,uineu Office phon■ WY•22 1 :11 I Pomerov Hii::h SchOOI band was ,odlturlal phon• WY - 2·2l!MI i n Saturday evening by the en r:.u ;::.0 "Don't •&.A:1, � Ptop I f! •I.NV• --• DOWn Oh Y OU ·• Bw' J . P. Mmer , Pastor VaUey Pastoral Unity of Christian Churl'hes J. B�. f»hillips the noted English translator of the Bible g ve into moder,: day language has translated 1st Timothy Band Boosl e n, s... I Ob10 Nat1ona1 •d•1rui11111 n,ro1n,atl'n, 11w a uditori um was separated &otOn..al. · . J Klmball. Inc .. 343 Leatna:4·. 12 ID this remarkable fash 1on· .:1 �rtition of ton Av e. • Ne• Yon en,. N•• York. "Don't Iet peop Ie Ioo k down on you bel'c:IUSe you a r e .ntu t 1\ u p.:trts hy su11tcrlv11�n rate,, o.11yer«1 b, oearand white atreamers . The rter •h•re •••llab11. ,o e.Dt. "' YOUDI; aee that they look u p to you berause you are an purple weell.: i.lDe 1••r U1 adwanee 11 The ex.amp 1e to the m in your speech and behavior, in your :nam pa rt was \ISn.l·' for the d m- Dl,llJ' 8entUlel oftt�. 115• • al.I IDGDing room whilt! the smaller area u.&, r.,o, tbrN moatha, U.IIO. bJ love and faJ· 1t.• iil d S t· nCerl· 1 Y . " mo·or rout.a when •••ll1tMit: one monlh. 11.00. a,. m1lli u ,...,, 11.ooi Paul wrote theae words to Timothy his "son in the Gos- ·, ais used for d;1m·i ng N.JDi � aoalha. Tht tablea with white coven j IC pet'' How these words need to be sounded in these days 11cre attractively cterorated with when so many people do ' ' l ook down'' on our• youth. music al _not.ea and ins�ru- · P d clc Di purple r Too many times we hear of j ust the bad things that nne o u nts. Lons white Ulpen fum111how youn1 people do, not the good things. the fine ex am - me ed By Claa, p lel they give us. Since I have the honor of being chai r • ed light for the meal Mr. Charles EnJoy he annual ChriStrnas potluck 1 T · p Supt . offored a r . ray e Gibb�. S 1 min of the M eigs County Prince of Peace Coolest this dinner of the Golden Rule Clan year I'd like to work i n a little commerc ial here '. Four befo� the meal was served which was held Thuraday eveni ng at choice young people from Eastern high school were ex - '1'.msisted or turkey and all the the First Baptilt Church ID Mid­ a mples to us In speech last Sunday afternoon when the trimmings and d..sert of ice dleport wilh tbe � president, County Prince ol Peace contesl was held at the Toppers c-rcam in snuare!I decora ted with � Owen Brat on glv g the t&ble i m t a music sta ff and cup cakes iced Plains Christian Church at 2:30 in the afternoo n. These bleuing. white with and a purple " P" on fine young people have worked har d giving their speechti on Peace. I find that very fe w young people have the lop. 8•nd dire<tor. Ray Wood< Mrs. Harold E Hubbanl pre­ raclll prejudice that many adults have. I imagine that geard nducted a musical game sented Christmas devotions fol- I many of the hecklers jn New Orlean11 this past week and brief t alki w ere given by the low ing the dinner. Gifla were pre­ invlted teachen, their wives and sented to the church pastor, Rev. I were "'e11ed on" by adults. Donald Boone and Mrs. Boone Young people have very llttle denominationa l preju d- several band members. icu. Our colle1e youth are the ones takin1 the )ead in Mrs. Marie Chapman, president and the teacher of the cla.sa, Mn. aektn& that churches forget their differences and em- of the Band Boosters, t!x pressed Willis Anthony from the class. phillle their likenesses. . her appreciation [or the help and 1 . . In their quest for Chrlttian Unily we find anxious cooperulion from the other metn- , C.llristm� deocrat1on1 were UJ- 1 ed �n the dmner_tablea for the oc-ll'OUPI busy at the mournful task of demolishing de- hen; in making this a successfol i r l omlnaUonal o walls. This , I believe, is wasted effort. F n y ear and µre�enterl pin s to the c�1on and a gift exchange w.111 the moment, let them stand! Let ours be the humble task senlon who are Edwina Bell ' tn}OyeJ b v the members and their familieo during th• evening. of lifting JESUS CHRIST A B O V E these walls. . . Huth .I nn ilrothers, Doroth; I Hostessfll!l for the ev enmg were free zone grand where Jesus has no n , Brown, Linda Chapman, Sandra I Up there II a i vaJa or competitors. WE muat L I FT H]M UP untll the Oralie , Can.!"n �Uw.arc.! !- , ,i arg- Mr. and Mr■. Kalad Hlndy, Mr. , lolt world can see Him a1 the one who died on the cen- aret Handlei Roberta Hoover , and �1rs. James Pullen and Mr. tr1l cro11t We must Ult Him up in our preachin& , llving ] l-';n J;i Sc1yn . · �brvin Spenrer'. and Mrs. Howard West. anti lovin I We muat till Him up as Redeemer, Leader ' Bill Young. Sharnn Young. Sarah , and Kina.F We MUST lift Him �p until e can see Him 1 . , . • ,,, rogr, .. , •vas , E: p iscopal Guild 1 ':' at the rl&ht hand of God on HIS throne. Then yield i ng given consisting of two number< W 0 E: • to the ,weet fascination of Hl1 grace , a bewildered world h.v :he rbnt ,' b·,md an ] ; , \···" solo·.� rtaine nteCrow · .J:-. assis!ed by Mn:.• Fred w Ill be drawn unto Him - far ABO V E denominational '"TH there was You" hy C.nrolyn Mrt. Fred Crow Sr. and Mri. walla. And as these walls crumble away forgotten, we Bell acmmpanied by Jennifer . iamea Titus, en\Qrtained t h e i lhall hear the Master Bullders' s voice pleading in ac• IA>h.se and ' 'Ch ances Are'' by \" Guild of Grace Eptscopal chw·ch oe�h of LOVE: Rrlll'I" s:�; :aker accompanitd b r · Wednesday evenin,: at her home And, I , IF I be lifted up, will draw ALL men unto Jim Loh,e. :n Syracuae. The home wa1 dee• ! MyieIf· ' Donc:inr- fo l lowed wlth music orated in ..--ae ping with the holi• ! . Young people have a keen sense of fa tr l•y . They fumish,i by ,Jim LohS<• · -· I day season. ·· · aan easily detect any hypocrisy on the part or us adults. 1 _ . · · The m•ctlng opened with de- , In closing this sermonette J want to quote a prayer on Social 1'intc W ,otlona by Mrs. Max Sunborn, tile ' fail' play that I used at the football banquet held for the new pi<,ident. A contribution wu young men who so well-repre,ented that school on th e · E: njoyf'd Cl u b ,rldiron last fall. The Kin Club met Wednesda>· . ma�l!I to the Jaycees for their Before A Game even ing at the Marlin Restaurant I Chnsln1ua project and a report 1 1 ' 0 Lord , help us to play ha rd and to play clean , to for its anmm l Christmas dinner, 1 was givenon the sale of pecans. keep our courage and to keep our tempers, to be fair to then went to the home of Mrs, Mrs. Evereu Hayes read "(.et 1 EVERYONE and never to do anything dishone,t or Grace Prutt for , ,ho,t meeting Us Keep Chrl,tmas:· by Peter , . Marshall. m11n. May each one of us play not for bis own credit , and social time. I but for the fun of the game and the good of the team. A a a lad courH w11 served by The Pratt home was decorate(J the hostesses from a table carry- 1 If we win , belp us not lo bluster or brag; and if we lose , in keeping with the Cl . t 1 lp UI to be cheerful and friendly, he !hat V ICTORY !ie aon anrf each c 0:�� ing oul. the Christmaa theme. 1 m-.r have as aood a taste to tho other 11de as we shall . a awrap p,d gift for Dorotht LeU· Mrs. J. E. D. Harlinl!er presided ' want It to have to ua when our turn come1 to w t n. Amen. he it • patient at the at lhe cofree and tea services. Ori ent State --- · --·· -· (From the book "Lift Up Your Hearts" by Bowle.) 11 lla l . ' BIRTH ANNOUNCED P Let us lift up our heart, to God and thank Him for "f Mrs. Haroln Ebers�ch presicl- : our' youth, n1ver looking down upon them. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Terrell - __ . __ . • ed over tht .short buaines1 meetof Akrm1 :u-e rv1:"- . 1,1c •ng the b1nh , " a Gam 111 1 e s w e played re prlzan 1 d l1 ct · brlde doll drc1■ed , of a son Nov , 14. H• has been gown. In front or 1: a es awarded to Mri. C J. Ebera• : nMlled n 'l't'c 1 1 Lee. They have : - '. barb anti Mri. R. E. Vaughan. decorat!d cake w i : : 1 another son, Bobby Lew, 2 yeara P • waa awarded to 1'he The door prize and .,• t ,·on "�1,anor c. , and old. Granc. 1 ,urnnt.; are M r. e rs llai1ter. r '! . ' gift tlble 1l10 wa, ' •H • ted M Mn. Jame, Reuletla of Akron, in yellow and whJte with atream- Refreshmcnl1 o! Chr istma.s , Mr , .and M r,:; _ P.:ml Chalker of San 1 Diego, Calif., Mr. Nonnen Terrell Thi lyracuN L■dlet Auxiliary I en 101n1 to a yellow and white I cookies and ice cream were of the lluntet . lre 0. • ' han&inl by urnbrella Mrs ■hove Pr It. . ' ed a vors of angel 11U F , nk't: le p<l rt. Greal grandpar• of V pt. en r F . tertalned l w lh a hou■ehold lhow· Gamel were played and pries <'anctle'i were given each gue!;t, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis glvea the wJnnera. Alter Mra. , Also 11ltendin1 wer�, Mrs. Frank Walker of Minnersville. er bonorlnt Mn. John Bohram, the ' lonner Eleanor Carroll on Bohram opened her many lovel y Powers, Mr11. Annice Ohl inRer. ' l\len t, Na a, in IN; DEMONITRAnON v. ln the ems refrcshmenta of rnke . C"Of- ; Mrs. Homer Hawkins, Mrt . car1l Army Pvt. Darrell G. Jenlr:ln!I, ftrtniu'i room ■t the vlllac■ fee &J!d minis were served to ; Hysell, Mrs. Ved a Lehew, Mri1. , Willard Ebersbach, and Debbie son or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins W. hall wu beautifully these gue5ls: � dlccn$114d In yellow a nd white MIii Marth■ Howell of Mld- 1.aney and Bobby and Pamela ' Sr., Syracuse, recently partlcland whJt.e weddlns dlepoi·t . Mrs. Gladys Robion , Powera and Cheryl Ebersbach, paled with other per10nnel from ch Cflltered above a Mr,. Harry Clark, Mrs. �dith who were guests for the meeting. the 84th Artillery in II demonl!ltrawhich atood • \ovely Hood and Mra. Hershel Ro1e nf On Jecember l5 the c 1 . ' wlll tlon of the corporal mls11lle 1y1, Ir ·ir tern before NATO tilgnitaries in --- Minerav ille. Mrs. Robert Harden, [ met at the Pratt home e J'; Christmas party and � -.:- Mainz, Germany. Jenkins, a Mr1. Florence Harden, Mni. Don ! drlvor In the ortlllery's HeadWIit encl SEYFRIED Cottrill, Sharon Cottrlll, Connie ' mange. ·1 -----quarters and S!rvlce B•tlery, tn• Ch a.pman. Mn. Mayme Holmes, tered the Army In AprO 11160. Yfl!" LENNOX dealer Mr1. Thomu Clurk, Mr■. Ella- , Schaaf Gave He graduated from Pomeroy beth Duckworth, Mrs. Wllllam I NIW incl USID cle Ci F High School tn 1w. Quick, rogram or r Etchlnll"r. Mrs. James I A program or Chrtotma, med!Ada Mn. Salli• Wl,e, Mrs .;,.AL, OIL, GAS '-"' Slack, Mn. Cli nton Pierr.t . Tony Lations and storie1 was given by FURNACES Plortt, Debbi• Hubbard, Mrs. Miss Sally Schaaf when th, EleaMary Hubbard, Mro. Mabel nor Circle of Reath Methodist ,..._ ___ WY-.. • • 794 r"""9 Winebrenner, Dianna Ro!lfl, Mn. church ml!lt Thurlday t1venlng at Alice the home of Mrs. Chari'" A11 Albert Ducllworth. Mr,. fOMIROY, OHIO Col trlll, Bradbury. hart, Mr■. Je11le C.po THE Anna Miss Schaar Included on h • r Mrs. Herman London , . Grace Oller, Mr■. Willl■m 7.er- , program, "Christmas 11 Always,'' 'HOME-MADI kle, Mn. !meal Thew, Mn. from the book by Dale Eva!III Carrie Sinclair, Mn. Carl Hub- Rogers, "Why The Chimes Rang," bal'd, Role Ann Tholu, Mn. by Raymond Adlen, and "T h e Frank Hendrix and Mn. Troy Real Me,nlng of Chriatmaa.'' by Henry Van Dyke. ZWUll111. lllro. Linda Wataon road the •-•1n •· were •-"· a.nu I It•w .111111fflJ C ra Chrlltma, story from the book ol 1 THE NEW SHOW roll aod Ann LyOIII ol Middlellal Luke aod Mr1. Edward JohnlOII PIii 1nol ROL LI l port. bba Loul wu the •tt0mpanlst for the carol Mn'. Jahnny Roach aoc1' Mr. lnslng by the ll'OUP· ol lwtlord, lllr. • Thomu A ohort bultneu meeting was aod Mn. John Carroll Jr. or hmtnoy Charle,ton, Mn. Enunott Bar- c:ondw:ted by Mn. JllfflH John­ Main ... c i befon, n tel1, Mr1. Pearl McBride. Mn. aon, ha rma ol the cln:le tht program aod devotions. Wrap­ With Your Favorite Lige Shield,, Mr. aod Mra. Herof g gift, for exchanp tho pin Arn• a M WI Diddle, Mr. aod r . MIiiie-News ltelDI of btuoo Flanaaan, Mn. MOrTla were Judged and prltet awarded lntemt In The Area Hanle!, , Mr. John C.rrotl Sr., la Mr,. Allie Hawley and Mrs. POR Mn. A. H. Dunt, Mn. Ropr Jamo1 Johmon. and Wf1Mb1tMer, Miao ll'ranklo Mu- Chrltlmu decorallona wen 111Id throu8h tho Braclbury homo GIIILS I SUBTEENS maw, local. Your-Buy-Sell or ancl In the cUnlng ...,, when, ,. Trade lte11111 -Mn. .U. - lrteluneota were ,ervld by Mn. hplillr Priced Bradbury, u,llled by Mn. Leo IDDIE ATKINS end 8hllth. "'"- Ropr Koraan and lln. GtM e...rta. "'"- Jame, IILL PARRILL Alt! -!dad at tht coflee Ohle d I B�- 10 f Syracuse 1980 .- Soc1e• ty News I aerv- 1 I Pn6i - Me1. gs•Athens F.,armers V.}S}t. rop Herd NearI C00lVI·11e t,,. l I ,·��.. • HEAR · -------- ''TOWN AND COUNTRY I CHICKEN NOODLES SHOW" a... .:i ean.u IN's R11t1urant w. 1 THERl!'S AN OLDS FOR EVERYONE IN '61 NEW MOTOROLA 23 INCH TV Your nearby Oldsmobile Quality Dealer h111i ■ Rocket to fit your pocket _ _ • and your purpoaeJ Clasak 98diatinguliihed . _ _ . diatinctive _ _ . . decidedly new! Su­ per 88 - for spirited new 1kyrocket p ower! Dynamic 88 - for beauty economy _ . full-size comfort! And the family-size F-85 - built for the buyer wh o wantl .wmething better in the low-price tleldr It's Olds for '61 - the Action Line In performance and delign! Full Year Guarantee on 111 tubes and pal'UI. MODEL 231'2 - 23 inch overall diagon al mees. 283 .sq. in, picture viewing area. In Mahogany , B l ond, Walnut, , Charcoal or Bronze grained finishes on metal. WERNER RADIO and TV llC/3SA CIIIN SAi POMIROY, OHIO MAYTAG News Items i 1r ..,..,_rt, FOR SALE . :,... .. .... DRYERS I $3 $4 00 k Mains Equipment FOR FIJN AND ADVENTU RE GO CUSHMA1'1 . . �,- Co111pany ... ExchWVfl Mayt11 Halo of Heat Dryer. dry a nonnal load quickly at litUe more ttwin body temperature. Gentle circle of heat SWTOUndi, clothe&, no hot spota to damage fabrics. Automatic· Atr Filter pre-cleana all air circulaUna in dryer. Either ewia or electric models. Prices start II low aa ,$149,00. METROPOLITAN MOTORS , f h IS POMIROY, OHIO RUTLAND FUllNITURE and Supply Co. : I . , 1 hl'n ' of uour home fi·,,'Rs I 'ftie road ahead l ooks excltlngly different fr<lm the 111ddle of a sup erbly engineeud Cushman scooter. For year■ the choice of you n g America for sleek ·,tylins. dynamic ru-g-gedneH and safe roadab111ty. Dep endabI• Husky 4-cyele enginl!I dellvera up lo 100 miles per 1al• Jon. A n ideal gift. Priced at $435. FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LOW .HEAT Morris Implement : RUTLAND, OHIO ch r,stmas.J' LOVELY, PANELED WALLS GINlltAL ILICTRIC TRIPLE Al:TION IRON Nolhing approaches wood pan• eled·wall1 for beauty, warmlh and praelicality, Revolutionary new iron with triple aetlon - 1 drJ iron; 1 steam iron; and it pprinklH II you iron, Plu, thl1 ta tho only IPl'IJI Iron that has 8 ,eparate ,ettinp for Wuh and Wear febrle1 and thooe tracll• 1y11th• ti<I. Muoi all lrollln1 Jobi oalller. Weigh, only I pound,, Now •1.1111. MANHATTAN MANSMOOTH SHIRTS FOR CHRISTMAS 100% eotton, they drip dry - NEED NO mONING, 1111 neat and wrlnkl•ft'oe all dlJI, tbank, to "ReNrVe Nutnoa." Ill 1 •ll'i•ty or collar stylu, fabrics and colon, l11turtnc )lll'lllanently ..,...tn llaj,1, and ouffo to ...., buttoned or with Una. $8.00. ews, vents MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO New York O•t•iug Beue Ca n you Imagine a better Christ­ mas gift than a modern ldtch1n? The whole family will enjoy It I f POMIIIO'I, DHlc .,i � , ; INFANTS' I I H S H O E S nhtc �2·" ,,. 'ma a "9/ • . ��..,,?, '-i�, ;,,,.·•_.; ! ,.. ,Ii:)\:'\, 1 %!� -. Q'll, �, '. �t.. ·, � POI A ., NO • : • e • MONEY DOWN •••v auooa, THMI : • MONEY DOWN ; . _....... ' TO ltlMEMIIIR . . . .· • f'■d C: iEWEI,ERS , ,, • • . �IIOY, (!II� ,- _ •OA•us,• 4½_� :._Jv .. :::;: :.__ """'" •,:'..•">- � · '... ••••••• • NO : MONEY . .. �,� _�--!11'<'-I , '";'.'""";�-. ,.. • "Sure Sign of Quality" Sugar Run Flour Mills wv __,,..._;,,..,. Sf\,..,.. ...,,,.,_,a;.;, ..,._,-....: ,..,,.•._u, ,..._,._,,., I A n Open :I :fl L e t t e r I s ..,.I " . • • "' 0 ••,.,.,_ � .,,.i :f � 0'111ER MARKINGS , Fingerprint.a are not the only i special markings of a h1DJ1an imprint from the An . being. palm of either hand is different for many other palm print and the sole of a foot makes a mark which clearly belongs to just one o • • • ·===-.1 1 .... 1;.. NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With � � I l. .1 !! '.� ,,,.. ;t• Ii A S NTA I :I. f �• i ...,____.,.. Please bring my mommy one of those pretty ELECTRIC RANGES from t h a t pOMEROY LANDMARK store. They sure are nice and I heard mommy say she sure did need one. If you could, maybe, bring her one ol lhose pretty WASHERS and DRYERS that lhe1 have on display. Daddy said he would like to have some SNOW TIRES fr om that big NEW LANDMARK SERVICE STA- TION ID Pomeroy, 1 too Please bring them both something Santa 'cause they sure have been to me L , o ar i1 ( Wher."M you live y u c ce o! ; : enien conv enjoy th• gu and modem appliances • .. _. _ with A.thland Bottled 1 -Gu Bottled nd Gu. Athla :f La dependable, convenient, .. • y. 1tormproof, beau instantl For Further Dttall, • PhOMI or Write . 1 I ASHLAND OIL :f AND REFINING CO. � -�---�t Phone WY4-21'6 ... 41'1,. 0, .___ good Lots Of Love Santa From One Of Your Faithful Admirers POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Jack .; t- I NO MONEY DOWN • DOWN e 'IAff tUHll'T e fflMI 'l'llrlU the pr! wbo melDI tho world to you with a huutilul HamUtoa. Tho world-lamo111 22-jewel Medal• lloll movament Uluret aecuraq, __ the lovely de11inJ 11'1 11N · 1tt1abt ol feminine l11hlon tn fine Jewelry, VlpeUe ltt IOX :,ellow or white 1old-lllled with amart ..... bneelot, ....00. ...... 141t wltlll et Jlliow 101d wltlr<two 'ilamontla � Olt a llll'4rop lbape, fl00,00, Other BamU, N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. 'nllln. - M Court st., � CHltlSTMAS I I ies or mastihs. In obtaining the production � levels the Richardson,. father and son, have proved that out.standmg records can be made in the hills • o( Southern Ohio through careruJ management, artificial breedi�g, � a good record program, and g1v• ing cows abundant quantities o{ � good quality hay and ,Uage. Meigs Coonty dairymen appret­ iated the opportunity of visiting • the Richardsons and seeing first , hand some of the management • factors, which go to make a 8UC• • cessful dairy operation. • : • • ••1v IUDOIT THMI e WJEH .. ••••••• • • HA IIAILTON l so I I • •••• • • IIAIITIFUL HARDWOOD ROORS ,. · /. ••••••• *•""' * • ♦ · -· * . • ·•·*,ii,'• · ···•;::-•· A MODERN KITCHEN • NO DR FfflESTONE STORE YOUlt HOSTS Tht w-•a Sac1o1y o1 air1at- 1 WI fleffleo ti tltt - 11at1,o. IIWlTB Pll'BI plpoa, African laclllna Whlu dltt elntrdt Will - � - , and AllaU. naU... placad loat tJ,e dlurdi at ,. ._ baco ,. • small depNutan ln t90 ON YOUlt DIAL C. h '1r Ibo Wonldp wth, li&htad ad .......i tt, tn­ ... a reod ated 1,1N. ·ead j&4'11D hour will Ila 1Wlan Coata and 11N. D Jmoo .... 1111 - Yltllll tat­ lie JIU" Bari I fir tltt la, 11'11 It .. Jin, ..... :t aH O P T O M I T lt l l T lbl ,O. P. IIWt, lln. llllJ fw Offleli Uoun: 8 1o U, 2 to l (CION at N- OII 1111. II- X 1tb 11n. Langsville :f 2 - 2:30 P.M. �= I 1 EACH AFTERNOON Healla WSCS Group WiU Meet Monday Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales I I HALO C'.': F HEJ,Y I 816 , - ---"'olfe Pen Mornmg • tar McCULLOCH MIDDLIPORT, OHIO KARR & VAN ZANDT I - • fOUGH & TESTED IIOUDAY DRESSES BECKYS Uncle Sam's lnY�'.: :wrn� In CroJJs No,v Over $9 Billio n I ""' """""'""'""'�""""'""'="I l •: • News, Events USED FARM EQUIPMENT Mu• ' j Social Items ..... ] On The Form Front .------------=ai p � Joppa I mrmib /;:� , Forest Run J New In Farming ■ I "" 1 980 ! ustom Gr1nd•1ng '° I I 0, I I I 1·,,,,,,. ,e tart f aIIs o., Dec. 1 N ews And N Otes .: �--tb.t. I i Senti nel . Pomeroy-M iddlepo� , der1ville �Id her hotel and moved back to h<r old home al Letart 1 Her nillce, MiM Dol,y Adam, , 1, I . carmg for her. I By ;\'ladl'IIM- Bucbaa..aa BY AMELIA WALKER Callen on M rs. J. D. RoU!ih SunMn Robm Nye an•I Jan.-e Baker. daUJ(IMr of Mr anl Mr. . day were Rev. and Mrs. l ra l family of Colwnbw: spent several and Mrs . Clarence Baker, is 11! Mr. and Mn. C-arl Schultz anrl 1 Tibbs o( Mt. Moriah. WASHINl;TO '\' 1 L'l-'J , - Tlll' '.;i.• 1 }l'llr the lo"" was S2fi5 f14 J . ..1 • . •· M r at her home w"it h ,carletint and · ed �nI y h y a rt lflc1a I days w1· th the 1· r gr and paren..,. · aI� sir an1111 f E ESLE Mr1. M . C Childers were _. lied E. BLAK C. BY � • Clarence Skinner of Columbus : � .1 HM also w as &tu ni:! about 40 limp,;: iovernmf'n t ' i1 m-.i-�lmf' nt m prwt 8'"2 and .Mrs. Hanson lfolttr m11emlnal1on ae�Vlt� _ _ e , cultur by the se:IOl.18 I� of their ..1Agr e i ,\l(enl loo t::dPns rn l 1 In lh.! fisral Yt'a f thlit mded f and Mis! Dai.sy Adams of Po Sunday school altenda n("t" Dt-C" wi t h btt11 She ig bf,lter an'1 wil s•Jpportf'd ..., hea! . �r-n. rol lrm , 1o ther, Wilham Napier, 93, of East c-roy had surpr. se b " rthd ay d "m- A group of Meigs a nd Athens One of the points noticed m the • , _ bact-o j:/ 1 am sor�Ul"ll$ vnrl 1:i li1•1 Jum· '.!(J l'he loS!I on price-!f.•:;--�- 1 "-OOn be able 1o go to school . I eows ,t was 47, rollettion $13 59. h?rd wa:4 tha t each or the opLynn, W. Va. the had formers dairy nly Co . ..,..., _,, u c , , '" 1 7 L . N L . i n I ·-� ,· e. f y or M rs. . . ne r rece . . 1 l.ar rv Krffr>r vi l. iftd Rf'n ii\ l'IU rp u� c-orruuuui 1•·� 1 1 ,mI .,,. !., l o 0!-"" rd1 10n� wa, ••"'-' · ,., · 1 · Mrs. H yatt Hawk of New Lou. portunily la st month to v 1s1t the 1s fa 1rly la ri;:e . So� Me1.gs Cou.n- Mr. and Mn. Hobert L<1 uder the im..-.._ off cul Vn1ezuela t""..... 11"" on l k! 1 1 - 1 20 m.· • •'-' 1 Rev · Ira M. ,. ,bbs of the Church ' WCf'kem, outsta nding dairy herct of Cecil 1 ty fannus have comp1a1ned t rat milt and Mrs. Lillian t-.apper v1s- 'l'l•· n Buch 'tMn ovrr he . . •__. . ·-L. , I God In al'P 3 . Nov. Mt hams r;inned · or l,on n,,,,, of .. ... � """" a 1 f o or1dl1 m w •·r• "" Unl!.CU n n , "'' "s . Th,, ' . o . an I M 11 . · ,, ,ur , m i-• r an•11 ,. r� SEE Us FOR lu:r!: of the 1r cows w ere Iow- ited Mr · Dougla M Genhtimn at .. . . . & Son near Coo1 YI 11 e. daug1,, lhchardson 1 e rn- · n the gov action. ' the r,,,nnn,• .. .a marna "e Miss Wa nda Lmuse Par- ' • .. th n 11" - I on o vtr r 1'' p rt 11 · MASTER Mix This herd is 1oca\("(.I on a farm r r ;> rn' 1 w ·t, 1 � L h ;m •I 1,. 1._ 1I·:.iugh · the F osler Jlest Home 1n Syr a- ·,nd f a m· v v,s;i.,., M r ar·, ••·r� · a · .,., •L.,,J hi! · caftit pork stic e dom e th id a s· rnt = 1 I son ant-d Jerry Delano Earls on . . - • g tL, fam1·1 v s. 11nd ftY v1ous moou, . u t a JOUt 1 1-�, m1·1 - m k " r-P ff<"r an11 Jae 111:1 R'1cha rd· cuse. , L-D DOGnURGER ou.x:rvm A,ter ters. olde th have . . . to reported IS whJC"h . l 1upplj O able s a w a! the + m Lk '""!' mdq,..lry ,, ] 00 bf.low tht in \"f'stment ' 11 '!b anksg1vm� evenemg in Athens Count y. , son I l<'t'rl.- •lt sttms l h '.It s1· 1.e may I Mrs , George Baer visited her evf'nm..,. Vt>Uf"ZtU!la ' 1 needs. , bride' s home at Dex t e r 11i.0S(' r., house r, . a be one 1JT1 portant factor. Clarimont H't rri� i.� home f- � l!l59 . i mother Mrs. Anna F rel" kt! r and e rd is a , h the of nt e Developm ' "( PRI TICKETS ON �1 ! 'l ·b attendlnJ?: were ,, n. ra I bs. . . . ' w•1s made up of . .. . ·I. - Tiie nvestmen _ in P, _ a fi• w _ ti·avs 1· n St "t:U, ] Mr. and Mr s . Earl r rcckc r a rd 1 er sOiPnrf nol l t.. it. , n th r • m rt . . ' commod1t1es " the families, and immed iate rel :·t..: l atlvity rece nt event, tracin g I \ o c , i_ po ,.ml em . 1n 549 . a 427,000 S? l!'i HP MctriPlt,1 l THE 1961 FALCON in Ho!'lplt bv y L o cows e that th s s a w e on th vmt n S inda back to changes made in 1942 and af s. w outright hy the �'.:!mod 1t_y l plcntv i1f �ood quality hay Virgil wa{ker or Bash.an �-iisited ab e to .i:::o h.af"k to work. I � ;;:_ '. ::· and Mrs L· L · N ice f'IP. 1 1946. In this short time, :ht! herd 1 hadered MIDDLEPORT I Corp . and l 1 57 l ......... tNXJ 1n r ('J:i � ri,. Vi.� i1inll Mr and M r at a ll limes. . eveloped so that the last off d hasd I ce1.�ecl wo� _h .is· son, BlaJ�, his pare?ts, "1r. an Mrs. LewJ� , wa� . , - · FEED MILL monf H arris Su ndav i11eff' Mr. outstandin fit lo.i ns <ln farm prod . s av rag p roductio , i, PPr t r nichurdso W a lker Sunday. <e thal ed report n l ously 111 m Newark City Hos- }C<ll seri wv. . n -54 . • a nd Mr'{ Dale R11rr and ch1ld rPl'l ucts ,till held. by producers2 No. 2nd St Pho . cow showed 15, 394 pounds o f m1 lk , h ts b sed a continued to be u1e mafeed. Mr. a nd Mrs. Robm Nye and M r < [ Pl·ta I , mg program wa::i and M r� C'hark-n Barr \l r • Wheat " . MIDDLIPPRT , . . • • • an , . 1. - 1 testmg 3 .8 per cent. Th IS -(ave · . 1)•J,. ;, ha v family .s: ted anti Mrs ' Harlev t in t hkum �fr JO r , 0 1 v1 Columbus, or r m m y it nu�i:1•:t on . tn the mvestment. The 1 � e pn 'I C Carl Wolfe of Mariett a olTon:, Fowler Owner-operator per n 1 uc rod at average b utter f l' . w " IY ,: M r. anu.1 u enl ire .,:irs. Dav id IIOIter an r1 "nrl Mr!!• .· Son nY H ��rri s ,1 nrl M an d Sl· 1age. The lil· 1 age. · i kf' ' �ovemme nt owned outrighl shght""' lege spent Thanksgivi n g holidays , [ d poun s. O t ke \f r. and rs . Dwieht Pee-1 a nd ly mort! than 1 1 b1 IHon bushels 583 . L'urn sil<.1J.'.<'. is limited lo a hils : [a mily on the Chester Road with his mother. Mrs. Carl i row . The herd la on the Herd Im- per cow • but the hay is unlimited· 1 ion . It he!d Mr. Henry Karman left Tuesdav "hildren. M r. and Mrii lfarhn "or th aImost $.3 b·11· . WoUe Sr. and s1steris. M rs, Dale : Record �esl m� l'll'�· : whc n N\' � :. ··•• in the ba rn lh<'y for Charleston to spend the wm i w,-.hb an d dat•"hter or Mansfif'lrl lo.an s Jf1 more than 391 mill ion l \ provcm<'�t H I H i ll and Mrs. DA las ill. . gram wh_ich I� Auperv ised by _Oh l : receiv e hay three times a day , l!'r. \fr. end r�. He rma n GrO!l!lniek- bushel s valued al more tha n $698 � I Mr and Mrs . T inf' y Wceb Mr� I Sl e �rnvers�ty _ million . anrl the _ N �tlona l and again j ust before retirmg at : at . _ _ .. le and chlh'lri>n , p James Wa lker o, omeroy vis a�d Mrs. Roy Pear:<ion spe�t! Holste m • Friesan Assoc1 etlon lo- m• ht da y _with Mr. imd �f rs. \ . E . , �, a Bratt leboro. Vermont. l � : •1 2 J)(" ' ;ted his grandparents, Mr. an,! � Jop�a Ch urch is work in i Corn in in vestory totaled 1 . 4 . ·\" . 'he g1. Ell� cat 1 t fed a s ra io� , ' :d Lewi11- Walker F riday. Burn , on ii,;: C' hr i stma!I progra m. Opa billion butihe l s worth a lmost $2 4 Production Tesler cent prot m ration made up o 1 rs. , C N Jones , Harris and M -1ci eli11e Buchan n " t! t c' ti r:l Charley Snyder reccnllv �menl I · \1 . � h illioo . L oans on 2IIO million bus.h ; M · Edith Sisson ;md chI ldren for ; ei�s ounty , i as bee n ir , l!flln, uul• . 1 ::1•.�-· .1n· 1 l2 oc1 . . . . are directin� the pro�ram . eroy visit a day with his daughtt"r, Mrs. I _ e ls wer e valu ed a l $315 0£ Pom e d her pare n ts, _ rnilhon. ' rs. . . . . ' ofhcial teister durlng recent yea , cen t da Jry supplem('nt , plus salt • , n mvestme , Go Id 1e lfo1 man 01, Rac m<". . n IIoI ter Sun- Vts1tmg Mr and Mrs E M n l consisted The < .o 1 1.- and ,1 " 1' rs. 11anso • 1 1 . the years ur f last the • d During ,mt1 m,rn , .... Mrs Wf're ay Sund o 1, rs. J , D , Buchanan ,1 Roush recel\'e lpw Winter PricN tory f 5 5 million f an m ti ay. .�.. -�-'" tion record of lhis herd has . The cows are fed one pound of D ia ne Pep- � 1 Miss and mith ______ ra S word her brother-in-law, C . E . produc Do _. . · e Fine Selection Good · I n11r of Parkersbur" 1 ua es 11a l ut:U a t �,, .., m1 11 um · No I produdiun t· fo,e •'rain fur abuut c·, l:'1 v lou1· poum:� Sheets, underwent surJ.(N:V � t a imprm,ed m m"lk --' r -�� 1> t, · an• lo wer e r e pori..eo . Used Tract ors . I · . Huntington hospital <SL Ma ry' s l to l ,OOO pounds ave�age _per year of milk, if they will consume tha� 1 G · n sorgJm_ s m s ID mven �ry _ •� e P1owa Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West of RcC'Ords show that m l9a7 produr- much. Some or the cows appar• low:i: 314 mdhon �undredwe1 ght •Forage Harve ster, 'I. W Parkersburg were recPnl guests tion level was 12,937 pounds or; enlly are not interested in lhal value<\ at - m,l hon. Loans on • Salen • Mowen butterfat. · of pounds 484 antl mi!k ' • . of h er mothers. Mrs. W. w. Var muc h "''""' ration so they arc 19 rm1 1 10n hundredweight . w ere · ' , showed 12 832 I, rd s 1 9 • Brush Cutten r�o Mrs. Harold G1llog!)' a n d . . 1an. ; 58 fed the amount they will eat. 1 valued at more than $30 m1ll 1on. · . . . . . pounds of milk and 51 3 pounds of l . Sue o( C.d!lipodau�htrr V ickt· · · : i ll f e o BY mMA, B. IHLE , . stK", n might li �ske L he an,; on 539 million pourtcls of u . . . c q -Mrs. J. D. Roush 1 · t. In 1959 the record comlmg her pa rents . Mr . , hutterfa , this excellent forage feedmg pro- • Joey Ht"ndricks son of Mr. and lis, are v 1s '. cl i tobacco totaled a lmost $40 1 mil- I pIct e t at ear showed the aver_ 1 1r u ll Lmc Mr . an l . !!se R :--a o � cl · · , c J<'l M c A 1r.i:1iw;,.;m rs· oyd Hendri ks is on · .1 c ion. r ram t'(IU •' ,;eJ with FABER GRADUATES i � or• 14,783 pounds or t, . • age production Army Recru it Har I ey Johnson Net rr.alized loss on price sup- , , not be a ring at home gram may m amount or after a wee k , • Ainnan third clasr H arold R. " • o1 butu::rfal . l. . m, lk and 564 pounw. , ': <•nu -• WI· ,· .._ v ,-_ath ry n °'1_ fo, I K no x . port programs for July. August FaLu.:r, son of Mr. and M.rs, Alva As Mr, Richardson pointed out partio I ar1�wtr t_o I Iit s.ze of tht:. the Meigs GeneraI hospita l . Ph.,._ WY 2.5101 are spending a 1 4-day , September and October tota led e n tuck level? Mrs. d Milto their record Mrs. Irma Ihle and •K cows � an Faber, 102 Anne Street. Pomeroy · o th,, �roup, "the h'ghc , r your OHIO J t h • h h'i s pare n l !'i Mr. $ 189.271,803. For lhe same per iod , POMEROY · was recently graduated from the 1 taken care ' dred Ihle "Yisited witll Ute la tter's • !u r1<'uP. w it • WHIll J eel1d ftr llll ' It 1•t be• Dry C'Ois are wr.11 record lhe more d 1' ff 1cu so reciproc:::it inp. engine , mechanic as they �usin , Mrs. Goldie Sargent of , �d M rs. H ar\ey John n and famf • __...., . _.. ff,mcs 10 continue im�rovc me nl . '' of on the Richardson �� i!y. • re e 'I1t w _ ac y e e sday. Tu olfpen _ cr.iurse at ShC'ppan:l Air Force , mg of SO \\ • lipltlt ...-41rht lft Some of the farmers raised the ,are fed a ration comust . I_1vt. Joseph Jo 5?" or Fort BaSt', Teas. .... 1 questi<ln as lo whether the Rich- percent oats_ and 40 per cent dry, comp_amed by Mrs. Lowse Br) a n . � uri o f Middleport. L"!, North ( .1rolma, spent the • 1-- ..... • ..... . feed. g n eni fresh and " a rdsons followed "line breeding Mr. and � rs. Roy Justice �ml weekend with his parents, Mr. 1 or some special hrtciling pro- , Calves and heifers are well two gr�ndchddren 8_nd Mrs . ��r- :m .1 Mr '" . .Tosl' ph ,J ohnson. . USED gram. The Richard.sons said 14 grown o n lhe farm , a!l lh o.' • K• ,.... .___ Ill ma Ad1&0n of E. _L1ver('.OOI v1� 1l- Mr. and, Mrs. Edwa�- \en�y i Model A Jahn Df!ere bulls were sires of the cows now younger an imals appear to ha ve , ti 32'da�s with thei r cousm. ;::- l .!'tOn o , Pomeroy visited his several ed tractor and John Deere ! cxcellf'nl 6ize , even the first yeari in the herd. i Mrs. Bertha Holler and Leste r grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. HowOn Y 1 .50 Down 40 Stand■rd 1 I: The H'1c•hardson, work c losely , l ol production• Bail y. a· rd Russe 1 1 · • per wee I' . I however, with lhe arliHcial insem I When a sked how he was ablC ' Mrs. Margaret Johnson IS very Td"r. an� Mrs. J. R. Murphy of [ . inator in determining which bulls ltl attain the production levels he , ., ' JIOOr�y for several days in the 1 , . :m visited her parents, Mr. I •._ , will be used on which cows. Th ey has with his herd, Richardson ·' \' l") liosp1tal al Pomeroy. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and al11lt.emr1. to St'led bulls from the \ pointed out that he does. a e ' ' I her bmth · Pvt. H arley Johni Central Ohio Breeding Association close job of culling. Othe t· factors! Phone WY 2-3002 • �n an! K.a:�-yn_.___ Phone WY 2--21 76 stad which will improve weak mentioned included careful rec- 1 Pearl StrHt Butternut & Second A poinll of any particular cow. The ord keeping, using the best sires ' ii Ralp nd M arcus Weavapp R CINE, OHIO POMEROY OHIO sts .available through artificial insem• t,_con, i� a h p , erd t :.n n t ntire _'.: ; V se '.: re ".'. _ '.' '. '::'. :" " .!!.: er ""'"l" . . ""'""�""'""""'""'""'""' "" '.".:. ::'. :::'.:: '.'. :::'. '.: ::_ ,a'""l!!!! ""' ""'""'""'""'""'""' ination hreedlng, as well as th• N E �r. a:.r;;... Ja;;,, Crisp h ave nt program: feed and man�g ; moved lhe ir family to Pomeroy. �� 1 ' . Both Mr. Richa . "6011 a 1Jrl h � Jack Cris� is improving after Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas will ' . _ son, Cecil milk lhe CO�fl . The day : surgery at i\-ount Carmel Ho.splt- move into the Compton prope rty. j . .. :, or the visit the cows did nol seem I al In Columbus. , Mrs. Iola Bartrum has opened to be uneasy at all by the pres- 1 Berl Riggs is a medical pa- a gift shop in Rutl and. , ence of v1s1tors, mdicalmg that ; tient at Holzer Hospital. 1 There was a business meeting 1 they are well h�dled. few ! at the Langsville Church Monday 1 Carlanell Crisp spent a , Ralph Porterfield, Extension , days last week as guest of Pau- : night. Rev . Bart assisted Rev . 1 w as · line Gorby while her Specialist, who Dairy mother : Biddle in answering many ques-· ·" Phone .2..21 1 a, present called attel')tlon to the wa, in Colwnbus. I lions an d making plans for the fact that all of lhe udders seem Several men from thls vicin ity! coming year. Carl Gorby will he Pomei-oy, Ohio to be uniform and even. This in- went to the mountains deer hunt- ! the new superintendent and Mr. Mulberry Ave. [ dicated exceUent handling ol the ing laJt week. Among them were : France will teach lhe adult claS!. ••---,...,...,...,...,,... ......,,...,...,....--.-...,.,--....,...,...,,,,,� - -; " udders during the milking process "1lal.;;..., ......, ,_ .....: ,....... ,_ ,_ ,_ 'Hi ,_ ..._. • .,r ,....,..,.,. __,.._ "181U'\ ,..,,,.,. Jill\'W!.Jl\¥M,_..,.,..._ .,. wllh no lost quarters from mjur• �-.MWMWIM,_.,..,. l n:m� ;,-�.�-;': I l,aT !: Jally w. Carwr, ,.,.,• I �' ' ••__. lfntl nel , Pomtroy- Mlddleport , 0, Dec. 10. An nual Ban quet Given For Band At Pomeroy H/'gh 1 960 SERMONETIE IN Et ' i-----------------,.;.'_________ HE DAILY SENT , ToEv E oF \ :�g, �! =:! ■ I IICft NI •• o-. P�l■M, ru,u,... "'" on-- ,.,.,, ''"· 4-, b1 Th• Ohio V■lle:, Publlffitn1 The annual banquet for the Comp.1.ftJ , 1 1a M.erh■nic St.. Pomuo1. 01110 B ,uineu Office phon■ WY•22 1 :11 I Pomerov Hii::h SchOOI band was ,odlturlal phon• WY - 2·2l!MI i n Saturday evening by the en r:.u ;::.0 "Don't •&.A:1, � Ptop I f! •I.NV• --• DOWn Oh Y OU ·• Bw' J . P. Mmer , Pastor VaUey Pastoral Unity of Christian Churl'hes J. B�. f»hillips the noted English translator of the Bible g ve into moder,: day language has translated 1st Timothy Band Boosl e n, s... I Ob10 Nat1ona1 •d•1rui11111 n,ro1n,atl'n, 11w a uditori um was separated &otOn..al. · . J Klmball. Inc .. 343 Leatna:4·. 12 ID this remarkable fash 1on· .:1 �rtition of ton Av e. • Ne• Yon en,. N•• York. "Don't Iet peop Ie Ioo k down on you bel'c:IUSe you a r e .ntu t 1\ u p.:trts hy su11tcrlv11�n rate,, o.11yer«1 b, oearand white atreamers . The rter •h•re •••llab11. ,o e.Dt. "' YOUDI; aee that they look u p to you berause you are an purple weell.: i.lDe 1••r U1 adwanee 11 The ex.amp 1e to the m in your speech and behavior, in your :nam pa rt was \ISn.l·' for the d m- Dl,llJ' 8entUlel oftt�. 115• • al.I IDGDing room whilt! the smaller area u.&, r.,o, tbrN moatha, U.IIO. bJ love and faJ· 1t.• iil d S t· nCerl· 1 Y . " mo·or rout.a when •••ll1tMit: one monlh. 11.00. a,. m1lli u ,...,, 11.ooi Paul wrote theae words to Timothy his "son in the Gos- ·, ais used for d;1m·i ng N.JDi � aoalha. Tht tablea with white coven j IC pet'' How these words need to be sounded in these days 11cre attractively cterorated with when so many people do ' ' l ook down'' on our• youth. music al _not.ea and ins�ru- · P d clc Di purple r Too many times we hear of j ust the bad things that nne o u nts. Lons white Ulpen fum111how youn1 people do, not the good things. the fine ex am - me ed By Claa, p lel they give us. Since I have the honor of being chai r • ed light for the meal Mr. Charles EnJoy he annual ChriStrnas potluck 1 T · p Supt . offored a r . ray e Gibb�. S 1 min of the M eigs County Prince of Peace Coolest this dinner of the Golden Rule Clan year I'd like to work i n a little commerc ial here '. Four befo� the meal was served which was held Thuraday eveni ng at choice young people from Eastern high school were ex - '1'.msisted or turkey and all the the First Baptilt Church ID Mid­ a mples to us In speech last Sunday afternoon when the trimmings and d..sert of ice dleport wilh tbe � president, County Prince ol Peace contesl was held at the Toppers c-rcam in snuare!I decora ted with � Owen Brat on glv g the t&ble i m t a music sta ff and cup cakes iced Plains Christian Church at 2:30 in the afternoo n. These bleuing. white with and a purple " P" on fine young people have worked har d giving their speechti on Peace. I find that very fe w young people have the lop. 8•nd dire<tor. Ray Wood< Mrs. Harold E Hubbanl pre­ raclll prejudice that many adults have. I imagine that geard nducted a musical game sented Christmas devotions fol- I many of the hecklers jn New Orlean11 this past week and brief t alki w ere given by the low ing the dinner. Gifla were pre­ invlted teachen, their wives and sented to the church pastor, Rev. I were "'e11ed on" by adults. Donald Boone and Mrs. Boone Young people have very llttle denominationa l preju d- several band members. icu. Our colle1e youth are the ones takin1 the )ead in Mrs. Marie Chapman, president and the teacher of the cla.sa, Mn. aektn& that churches forget their differences and em- of the Band Boosters, t!x pressed Willis Anthony from the class. phillle their likenesses. . her appreciation [or the help and 1 . . In their quest for Chrlttian Unily we find anxious cooperulion from the other metn- , C.llristm� deocrat1on1 were UJ- 1 ed �n the dmner_tablea for the oc-ll'OUPI busy at the mournful task of demolishing de- hen; in making this a successfol i r l omlnaUonal o walls. This , I believe, is wasted effort. F n y ear and µre�enterl pin s to the c�1on and a gift exchange w.111 the moment, let them stand! Let ours be the humble task senlon who are Edwina Bell ' tn}OyeJ b v the members and their familieo during th• evening. of lifting JESUS CHRIST A B O V E these walls. . . Huth .I nn ilrothers, Doroth; I Hostessfll!l for the ev enmg were free zone grand where Jesus has no n , Brown, Linda Chapman, Sandra I Up there II a i vaJa or competitors. WE muat L I FT H]M UP untll the Oralie , Can.!"n �Uw.arc.! !- , ,i arg- Mr. and Mr■. Kalad Hlndy, Mr. , lolt world can see Him a1 the one who died on the cen- aret Handlei Roberta Hoover , and �1rs. James Pullen and Mr. tr1l cro11t We must Ult Him up in our preachin& , llving ] l-';n J;i Sc1yn . · �brvin Spenrer'. and Mrs. Howard West. anti lovin I We muat till Him up as Redeemer, Leader ' Bill Young. Sharnn Young. Sarah , and Kina.F We MUST lift Him �p until e can see Him 1 . , . • ,,, rogr, .. , •vas , E: p iscopal Guild 1 ':' at the rl&ht hand of God on HIS throne. Then yield i ng given consisting of two number< W 0 E: • to the ,weet fascination of Hl1 grace , a bewildered world h.v :he rbnt ,' b·,md an ] ; , \···" solo·.� rtaine nteCrow · .J:-. assis!ed by Mn:.• Fred w Ill be drawn unto Him - far ABO V E denominational '"TH there was You" hy C.nrolyn Mrt. Fred Crow Sr. and Mri. walla. And as these walls crumble away forgotten, we Bell acmmpanied by Jennifer . iamea Titus, en\Qrtained t h e i lhall hear the Master Bullders' s voice pleading in ac• IA>h.se and ' 'Ch ances Are'' by \" Guild of Grace Eptscopal chw·ch oe�h of LOVE: Rrlll'I" s:�; :aker accompanitd b r · Wednesday evenin,: at her home And, I , IF I be lifted up, will draw ALL men unto Jim Loh,e. :n Syracuae. The home wa1 dee• ! MyieIf· ' Donc:inr- fo l lowed wlth music orated in ..--ae ping with the holi• ! . Young people have a keen sense of fa tr l•y . They fumish,i by ,Jim LohS<• · -· I day season. ·· · aan easily detect any hypocrisy on the part or us adults. 1 _ . · · The m•ctlng opened with de- , In closing this sermonette J want to quote a prayer on Social 1'intc W ,otlona by Mrs. Max Sunborn, tile ' fail' play that I used at the football banquet held for the new pi<,ident. A contribution wu young men who so well-repre,ented that school on th e · E: njoyf'd Cl u b ,rldiron last fall. The Kin Club met Wednesda>· . ma�l!I to the Jaycees for their Before A Game even ing at the Marlin Restaurant I Chnsln1ua project and a report 1 1 ' 0 Lord , help us to play ha rd and to play clean , to for its anmm l Christmas dinner, 1 was givenon the sale of pecans. keep our courage and to keep our tempers, to be fair to then went to the home of Mrs, Mrs. Evereu Hayes read "(.et 1 EVERYONE and never to do anything dishone,t or Grace Prutt for , ,ho,t meeting Us Keep Chrl,tmas:· by Peter , . Marshall. m11n. May each one of us play not for bis own credit , and social time. I but for the fun of the game and the good of the team. A a a lad courH w11 served by The Pratt home was decorate(J the hostesses from a table carry- 1 If we win , belp us not lo bluster or brag; and if we lose , in keeping with the Cl . t 1 lp UI to be cheerful and friendly, he !hat V ICTORY !ie aon anrf each c 0:�� ing oul. the Christmaa theme. 1 m-.r have as aood a taste to tho other 11de as we shall . a awrap p,d gift for Dorotht LeU· Mrs. J. E. D. Harlinl!er presided ' want It to have to ua when our turn come1 to w t n. Amen. he it • patient at the at lhe cofree and tea services. Ori ent State --- · --·· -· (From the book "Lift Up Your Hearts" by Bowle.) 11 lla l . ' BIRTH ANNOUNCED P Let us lift up our heart, to God and thank Him for "f Mrs. Haroln Ebers�ch presicl- : our' youth, n1ver looking down upon them. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Terrell - __ . __ . • ed over tht .short buaines1 meetof Akrm1 :u-e rv1:"- . 1,1c •ng the b1nh , " a Gam 111 1 e s w e played re prlzan 1 d l1 ct · brlde doll drc1■ed , of a son Nov , 14. H• has been gown. In front or 1: a es awarded to Mri. C J. Ebera• : nMlled n 'l't'c 1 1 Lee. They have : - '. barb anti Mri. R. E. Vaughan. decorat!d cake w i : : 1 another son, Bobby Lew, 2 yeara P • waa awarded to 1'he The door prize and .,• t ,·on "�1,anor c. , and old. Granc. 1 ,urnnt.; are M r. e rs llai1ter. r '! . ' gift tlble 1l10 wa, ' •H • ted M Mn. Jame, Reuletla of Akron, in yellow and whJte with atream- Refreshmcnl1 o! Chr istma.s , Mr , .and M r,:; _ P.:ml Chalker of San 1 Diego, Calif., Mr. Nonnen Terrell Thi lyracuN L■dlet Auxiliary I en 101n1 to a yellow and white I cookies and ice cream were of the lluntet . lre 0. • ' han&inl by urnbrella Mrs ■hove Pr It. . ' ed a vors of angel 11U F , nk't: le p<l rt. Greal grandpar• of V pt. en r F . tertalned l w lh a hou■ehold lhow· Gamel were played and pries <'anctle'i were given each gue!;t, ents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis glvea the wJnnera. Alter Mra. , Also 11ltendin1 wer�, Mrs. Frank Walker of Minnersville. er bonorlnt Mn. John Bohram, the ' lonner Eleanor Carroll on Bohram opened her many lovel y Powers, Mr11. Annice Ohl inRer. ' l\len t, Na a, in IN; DEMONITRAnON v. ln the ems refrcshmenta of rnke . C"Of- ; Mrs. Homer Hawkins, Mrt . car1l Army Pvt. Darrell G. Jenlr:ln!I, ftrtniu'i room ■t the vlllac■ fee &J!d minis were served to ; Hysell, Mrs. Ved a Lehew, Mri1. , Willard Ebersbach, and Debbie son or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins W. hall wu beautifully these gue5ls: � dlccn$114d In yellow a nd white MIii Marth■ Howell of Mld- 1.aney and Bobby and Pamela ' Sr., Syracuse, recently partlcland whJt.e weddlns dlepoi·t . Mrs. Gladys Robion , Powera and Cheryl Ebersbach, paled with other per10nnel from ch Cflltered above a Mr,. Harry Clark, Mrs. �dith who were guests for the meeting. the 84th Artillery in II demonl!ltrawhich atood • \ovely Hood and Mra. Hershel Ro1e nf On Jecember l5 the c 1 . ' wlll tlon of the corporal mls11lle 1y1, Ir ·ir tern before NATO tilgnitaries in --- Minerav ille. Mrs. Robert Harden, [ met at the Pratt home e J'; Christmas party and � -.:- Mainz, Germany. Jenkins, a Mr1. Florence Harden, Mni. Don ! drlvor In the ortlllery's HeadWIit encl SEYFRIED Cottrill, Sharon Cottrlll, Connie ' mange. ·1 -----quarters and S!rvlce B•tlery, tn• Ch a.pman. Mn. Mayme Holmes, tered the Army In AprO 11160. Yfl!" LENNOX dealer Mr1. Thomu Clurk, Mr■. Ella- , Schaaf Gave He graduated from Pomeroy beth Duckworth, Mrs. Wllllam I NIW incl USID cle Ci F High School tn 1w. Quick, rogram or r Etchlnll"r. Mrs. James I A program or Chrtotma, med!Ada Mn. Salli• Wl,e, Mrs .;,.AL, OIL, GAS '-"' Slack, Mn. Cli nton Pierr.t . Tony Lations and storie1 was given by FURNACES Plortt, Debbi• Hubbard, Mrs. Miss Sally Schaaf when th, EleaMary Hubbard, Mro. Mabel nor Circle of Reath Methodist ,..._ ___ WY-.. • • 794 r"""9 Winebrenner, Dianna Ro!lfl, Mn. church ml!lt Thurlday t1venlng at Alice the home of Mrs. Chari'" A11 Albert Ducllworth. Mr,. fOMIROY, OHIO Col trlll, Bradbury. hart, Mr■. Je11le C.po THE Anna Miss Schaar Included on h • r Mrs. Herman London , . Grace Oller, Mr■. Willl■m 7.er- , program, "Christmas 11 Always,'' 'HOME-MADI kle, Mn. !meal Thew, Mn. from the book by Dale Eva!III Carrie Sinclair, Mn. Carl Hub- Rogers, "Why The Chimes Rang," bal'd, Role Ann Tholu, Mn. by Raymond Adlen, and "T h e Frank Hendrix and Mn. Troy Real Me,nlng of Chriatmaa.'' by Henry Van Dyke. ZWUll111. lllro. Linda Wataon road the •-•1n •· were •-"· a.nu I It•w .111111fflJ C ra Chrlltma, story from the book ol 1 THE NEW SHOW roll aod Ann LyOIII ol Middlellal Luke aod Mr1. Edward JohnlOII PIii 1nol ROL LI l port. bba Loul wu the •tt0mpanlst for the carol Mn'. Jahnny Roach aoc1' Mr. lnslng by the ll'OUP· ol lwtlord, lllr. • Thomu A ohort bultneu meeting was aod Mn. John Carroll Jr. or hmtnoy Charle,ton, Mn. Enunott Bar- c:ondw:ted by Mn. JllfflH John­ Main ... c i befon, n tel1, Mr1. Pearl McBride. Mn. aon, ha rma ol the cln:le tht program aod devotions. Wrap­ With Your Favorite Lige Shield,, Mr. aod Mra. Herof g gift, for exchanp tho pin Arn• a M WI Diddle, Mr. aod r . MIiiie-News ltelDI of btuoo Flanaaan, Mn. MOrTla were Judged and prltet awarded lntemt In The Area Hanle!, , Mr. John C.rrotl Sr., la Mr,. Allie Hawley and Mrs. POR Mn. A. H. Dunt, Mn. Ropr Jamo1 Johmon. and Wf1Mb1tMer, Miao ll'ranklo Mu- Chrltlmu decorallona wen 111Id throu8h tho Braclbury homo GIIILS I SUBTEENS maw, local. Your-Buy-Sell or ancl In the cUnlng ...,, when, ,. Trade lte11111 -Mn. .U. - lrteluneota were ,ervld by Mn. hplillr Priced Bradbury, u,llled by Mn. Leo IDDIE ATKINS end 8hllth. "'"- Ropr Koraan and lln. GtM e...rta. "'"- Jame, IILL PARRILL Alt! -!dad at tht coflee Ohle d I B�- 10 f Syracuse 1980 .- Soc1e• ty News I aerv- 1 I Pn6i - Me1. gs•Athens F.,armers V.}S}t. rop Herd NearI C00lVI·11e t,,. l I ,·��.. • HEAR · -------- ''TOWN AND COUNTRY I CHICKEN NOODLES SHOW" a... .:i ean.u IN's R11t1urant w. 1 THERl!'S AN OLDS FOR EVERYONE IN '61 NEW MOTOROLA 23 INCH TV Your nearby Oldsmobile Quality Dealer h111i ■ Rocket to fit your pocket _ _ • and your purpoaeJ Clasak 98diatinguliihed . _ _ . diatinctive _ _ . . decidedly new! Su­ per 88 - for spirited new 1kyrocket p ower! Dynamic 88 - for beauty economy _ . full-size comfort! And the family-size F-85 - built for the buyer wh o wantl .wmething better in the low-price tleldr It's Olds for '61 - the Action Line In performance and delign! Full Year Guarantee on 111 tubes and pal'UI. MODEL 231'2 - 23 inch overall diagon al mees. 283 .sq. in, picture viewing area. In Mahogany , B l ond, Walnut, , Charcoal or Bronze grained finishes on metal. WERNER RADIO and TV llC/3SA CIIIN SAi POMIROY, OHIO MAYTAG News Items i 1r ..,..,_rt, FOR SALE . :,... .. .... DRYERS I $3 $4 00 k Mains Equipment FOR FIJN AND ADVENTU RE GO CUSHMA1'1 . . �,- Co111pany ... ExchWVfl Mayt11 Halo of Heat Dryer. dry a nonnal load quickly at litUe more ttwin body temperature. Gentle circle of heat SWTOUndi, clothe&, no hot spota to damage fabrics. Automatic· Atr Filter pre-cleana all air circulaUna in dryer. Either ewia or electric models. Prices start II low aa ,$149,00. METROPOLITAN MOTORS , f h IS POMIROY, OHIO RUTLAND FUllNITURE and Supply Co. : I . , 1 hl'n ' of uour home fi·,,'Rs I 'ftie road ahead l ooks excltlngly different fr<lm the 111ddle of a sup erbly engineeud Cushman scooter. For year■ the choice of you n g America for sleek ·,tylins. dynamic ru-g-gedneH and safe roadab111ty. Dep endabI• Husky 4-cyele enginl!I dellvera up lo 100 miles per 1al• Jon. A n ideal gift. Priced at $435. FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LOW .HEAT Morris Implement : RUTLAND, OHIO ch r,stmas.J' LOVELY, PANELED WALLS GINlltAL ILICTRIC TRIPLE Al:TION IRON Nolhing approaches wood pan• eled·wall1 for beauty, warmlh and praelicality, Revolutionary new iron with triple aetlon - 1 drJ iron; 1 steam iron; and it pprinklH II you iron, Plu, thl1 ta tho only IPl'IJI Iron that has 8 ,eparate ,ettinp for Wuh and Wear febrle1 and thooe tracll• 1y11th• ti<I. Muoi all lrollln1 Jobi oalller. Weigh, only I pound,, Now •1.1111. MANHATTAN MANSMOOTH SHIRTS FOR CHRISTMAS 100% eotton, they drip dry - NEED NO mONING, 1111 neat and wrlnkl•ft'oe all dlJI, tbank, to "ReNrVe Nutnoa." Ill 1 •ll'i•ty or collar stylu, fabrics and colon, l11turtnc )lll'lllanently ..,...tn llaj,1, and ouffo to ...., buttoned or with Una. $8.00. ews, vents MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO New York O•t•iug Beue Ca n you Imagine a better Christ­ mas gift than a modern ldtch1n? The whole family will enjoy It I f POMIIIO'I, DHlc .,i � , ; INFANTS' I I H S H O E S nhtc �2·" ,,. 'ma a "9/ • . ��..,,?, '-i�, ;,,,.·•_.; ! ,.. ,Ii:)\:'\, 1 %!� -. Q'll, �, '. �t.. ·, � POI A ., NO • : • e • MONEY DOWN •••v auooa, THMI : • MONEY DOWN ; . _....... ' TO ltlMEMIIIR . . . .· • f'■d C: iEWEI,ERS , ,, • • . �IIOY, (!II� ,- _ •OA•us,• 4½_� :._Jv .. :::;: :.__ """'" •,:'..•">- � · '... ••••••• • NO : MONEY . .. �,� _�--!11'<'-I , '";'.'""";�-. ,.. • "Sure Sign of Quality" Sugar Run Flour Mills wv __,,..._;,,..,. Sf\,..,.. ...,,,.,_,a;.;, ..,._,-....: ,..,,.•._u, ,..._,._,,., I A n Open :I :fl L e t t e r I s ..,.I " . • • "' 0 ••,.,.,_ � .,,.i :f � 0'111ER MARKINGS , Fingerprint.a are not the only i special markings of a h1DJ1an imprint from the An . being. palm of either hand is different for many other palm print and the sole of a foot makes a mark which clearly belongs to just one o • • • ·===-.1 1 .... 1;.. NOW! City Convenience Beyond The Gas Mains With � � I l. .1 !! '.� ,,,.. ;t• Ii A S NTA I :I. f �• i ...,____.,.. Please bring my mommy one of those pretty ELECTRIC RANGES from t h a t pOMEROY LANDMARK store. They sure are nice and I heard mommy say she sure did need one. If you could, maybe, bring her one ol lhose pretty WASHERS and DRYERS that lhe1 have on display. Daddy said he would like to have some SNOW TIRES fr om that big NEW LANDMARK SERVICE STA- TION ID Pomeroy, 1 too Please bring them both something Santa 'cause they sure have been to me L , o ar i1 ( Wher."M you live y u c ce o! ; : enien conv enjoy th• gu and modem appliances • .. _. _ with A.thland Bottled 1 -Gu Bottled nd Gu. Athla :f La dependable, convenient, .. • y. 1tormproof, beau instantl For Further Dttall, • PhOMI or Write . 1 I ASHLAND OIL :f AND REFINING CO. � -�---�t Phone WY4-21'6 ... 41'1,. 0, .___ good Lots Of Love Santa From One Of Your Faithful Admirers POMEROY E. MAIN ST. Jack .; t- I NO MONEY DOWN • DOWN e 'IAff tUHll'T e fflMI 'l'llrlU the pr! wbo melDI tho world to you with a huutilul HamUtoa. Tho world-lamo111 22-jewel Medal• lloll movament Uluret aecuraq, __ the lovely de11inJ 11'1 11N · 1tt1abt ol feminine l11hlon tn fine Jewelry, VlpeUe ltt IOX :,ellow or white 1old-lllled with amart ..... bneelot, ....00. ...... 141t wltlll et Jlliow 101d wltlr<two 'ilamontla � Olt a llll'4rop lbape, fl00,00, Other BamU, N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. 'nllln. - M Court st., � CHltlSTMAS I I ies or mastihs. In obtaining the production � levels the Richardson,. father and son, have proved that out.standmg records can be made in the hills • o( Southern Ohio through careruJ management, artificial breedi�g, � a good record program, and g1v• ing cows abundant quantities o{ � good quality hay and ,Uage. Meigs Coonty dairymen appret­ iated the opportunity of visiting • the Richardsons and seeing first , hand some of the management • factors, which go to make a 8UC• • cessful dairy operation. • : • • ••1v IUDOIT THMI e WJEH .. ••••••• • • HA IIAILTON l so I I • •••• • • IIAIITIFUL HARDWOOD ROORS ,. · /. ••••••• *•""' * • ♦ · -· * . • ·•·*,ii,'• · ···•;::-•· A MODERN KITCHEN • NO DR FfflESTONE STORE YOUlt HOSTS Tht w-•a Sac1o1y o1 air1at- 1 WI fleffleo ti tltt - 11at1,o. IIWlTB Pll'BI plpoa, African laclllna Whlu dltt elntrdt Will - � - , and AllaU. naU... placad loat tJ,e dlurdi at ,. ._ baco ,. • small depNutan ln t90 ON YOUlt DIAL C. h '1r Ibo Wonldp wth, li&htad ad .......i tt, tn­ ... a reod ated 1,1N. ·ead j&4'11D hour will Ila 1Wlan Coata and 11N. D Jmoo .... 1111 - Yltllll tat­ lie JIU" Bari I fir tltt la, 11'11 It .. Jin, ..... :t aH O P T O M I T lt l l T lbl ,O. P. IIWt, lln. llllJ fw Offleli Uoun: 8 1o U, 2 to l (CION at N- OII 1111. II- X 1tb 11n. Langsville :f 2 - 2:30 P.M. �= I 1 EACH AFTERNOON Healla WSCS Group WiU Meet Monday Fulton-Thompson Tractor Sales I I HALO C'.': F HEJ,Y I 816 , - ---"'olfe Pen Mornmg • tar McCULLOCH MIDDLIPORT, OHIO KARR & VAN ZANDT I - • fOUGH & TESTED IIOUDAY DRESSES BECKYS Uncle Sam's lnY�'.: :wrn� In CroJJs No,v Over $9 Billio n I ""' """""'""'""'�""""'""'="I l •: • News, Events USED FARM EQUIPMENT Mu• ' j Social Items ..... ] On The Form Front .------------=ai p � Joppa I mrmib /;:� , Forest Run J New In Farming ■ I "" 1 980 ! ustom Gr1nd•1ng '° I I 0, I I I 1·,,,,,,. ,e tart f aIIs o., Dec. 1 N ews And N Otes .: �--tb.t. I i Senti nel . Pomeroy-M iddlepo� , der1ville �Id her hotel and moved back to h<r old home al Letart 1 Her nillce, MiM Dol,y Adam, , 1, I . carmg for her. I By ;\'ladl'IIM- Bucbaa..aa BY AMELIA WALKER Callen on M rs. J. D. RoU!ih SunMn Robm Nye an•I Jan.-e Baker. daUJ(IMr of Mr anl Mr. . day were Rev. and Mrs. l ra l family of Colwnbw: spent several and Mrs . Clarence Baker, is 11! Mr. and Mn. C-arl Schultz anrl 1 Tibbs o( Mt. Moriah. WASHINl;TO '\' 1 L'l-'J , - Tlll' '.;i.• 1 }l'llr the lo"" was S2fi5 f14 J . ..1 • . •· M r at her home w"it h ,carletint and · ed �nI y h y a rt lflc1a I days w1· th the 1· r gr and paren..,. · aI� sir an1111 f E ESLE Mr1. M . C Childers were _. lied E. BLAK C. BY � • Clarence Skinner of Columbus : � .1 HM also w as &tu ni:! about 40 limp,;: iovernmf'n t ' i1 m-.i-�lmf' nt m prwt 8'"2 and .Mrs. Hanson lfolttr m11emlnal1on ae�Vlt� _ _ e , cultur by the se:IOl.18 I� of their ..1Agr e i ,\l(enl loo t::dPns rn l 1 In lh.! fisral Yt'a f thlit mded f and Mis! Dai.sy Adams of Po Sunday school altenda n("t" Dt-C" wi t h btt11 She ig bf,lter an'1 wil s•Jpportf'd ..., hea! . �r-n. rol lrm , 1o ther, Wilham Napier, 93, of East c-roy had surpr. se b " rthd ay d "m- A group of Meigs a nd Athens One of the points noticed m the • , _ bact-o j:/ 1 am sor�Ul"ll$ vnrl 1:i li1•1 Jum· '.!(J l'he loS!I on price-!f.•:;--�- 1 "-OOn be able 1o go to school . I eows ,t was 47, rollettion $13 59. h?rd wa:4 tha t each or the opLynn, W. Va. the had formers dairy nly Co . ..,..., _,, u c , , '" 1 7 L . N L . i n I ·-� ,· e. f y or M rs. . . ne r rece . . 1 l.ar rv Krffr>r vi l. iftd Rf'n ii\ l'IU rp u� c-orruuuui 1•·� 1 1 ,mI .,,. !., l o 0!-"" rd1 10n� wa, ••"'-' · ,., · 1 · Mrs. H yatt Hawk of New Lou. portunily la st month to v 1s1t the 1s fa 1rly la ri;:e . So� Me1.gs Cou.n- Mr. and Mn. Hobert L<1 uder the im..-.._ off cul Vn1ezuela t""..... 11"" on l k! 1 1 - 1 20 m.· • •'-' 1 Rev · Ira M. ,. ,bbs of the Church ' WCf'kem, outsta nding dairy herct of Cecil 1 ty fannus have comp1a1ned t rat milt and Mrs. Lillian t-.apper v1s- 'l'l•· n Buch 'tMn ovrr he . . •__. . ·-L. , I God In al'P 3 . Nov. Mt hams r;inned · or l,on n,,,,, of .. ... � """" a 1 f o or1dl1 m w •·r• "" Unl!.CU n n , "'' "s . Th,, ' . o . an I M 11 . · ,, ,ur , m i-• r an•11 ,. r� SEE Us FOR lu:r!: of the 1r cows w ere Iow- ited Mr · Dougla M Genhtimn at .. . . . & Son near Coo1 YI 11 e. daug1,, lhchardson 1 e rn- · n the gov action. ' the r,,,nnn,• .. .a marna "e Miss Wa nda Lmuse Par- ' • .. th n 11" - I on o vtr r 1'' p rt 11 · MASTER Mix This herd is 1oca\("(.I on a farm r r ;> rn' 1 w ·t, 1 � L h ;m •I 1,. 1._ 1I·:.iugh · the F osler Jlest Home 1n Syr a- ·,nd f a m· v v,s;i.,., M r ar·, ••·r� · a · .,., •L.,,J hi! · caftit pork stic e dom e th id a s· rnt = 1 I son ant-d Jerry Delano Earls on . . - • g tL, fam1·1 v s. 11nd ftY v1ous moou, . u t a JOUt 1 1-�, m1·1 - m k " r-P ff<"r an11 Jae 111:1 R'1cha rd· cuse. , L-D DOGnURGER ou.x:rvm A,ter ters. olde th have . . . to reported IS whJC"h . l 1upplj O able s a w a! the + m Lk '""!' mdq,..lry ,, ] 00 bf.low tht in \"f'stment ' 11 '!b anksg1vm� evenemg in Athens Count y. , son I l<'t'rl.- •lt sttms l h '.It s1· 1.e may I Mrs , George Baer visited her evf'nm..,. Vt>Uf"ZtU!la ' 1 needs. , bride' s home at Dex t e r 11i.0S(' r., house r, . a be one 1JT1 portant factor. Clarimont H't rri� i.� home f- � l!l59 . i mother Mrs. Anna F rel" kt! r and e rd is a , h the of nt e Developm ' "( PRI TICKETS ON �1 ! 'l ·b attendlnJ?: were ,, n. ra I bs. . . . ' w•1s made up of . .. . ·I. - Tiie nvestmen _ in P, _ a fi• w _ ti·avs 1· n St "t:U, ] Mr. and Mr s . Earl r rcckc r a rd 1 er sOiPnrf nol l t.. it. , n th r • m rt . . ' commod1t1es " the families, and immed iate rel :·t..: l atlvity rece nt event, tracin g I \ o c , i_ po ,.ml em . 1n 549 . a 427,000 S? l!'i HP MctriPlt,1 l THE 1961 FALCON in Ho!'lplt bv y L o cows e that th s s a w e on th vmt n S inda back to changes made in 1942 and af s. w outright hy the �'.:!mod 1t_y l plcntv i1f �ood quality hay Virgil wa{ker or Bash.an �-iisited ab e to .i:::o h.af"k to work. I � ;;:_ '. ::· and Mrs L· L · N ice f'IP. 1 1946. In this short time, :ht! herd 1 hadered MIDDLEPORT I Corp . and l 1 57 l ......... tNXJ 1n r ('J:i � ri,. Vi.� i1inll Mr and M r at a ll limes. . eveloped so that the last off d hasd I ce1.�ecl wo� _h .is· son, BlaJ�, his pare?ts, "1r. an Mrs. LewJ� , wa� . , - · FEED MILL monf H arris Su ndav i11eff' Mr. outstandin fit lo.i ns <ln farm prod . s av rag p roductio , i, PPr t r nichurdso W a lker Sunday. <e thal ed report n l ously 111 m Newark City Hos- }C<ll seri wv. . n -54 . • a nd Mr'{ Dale R11rr and ch1ld rPl'l ucts ,till held. by producers2 No. 2nd St Pho . cow showed 15, 394 pounds o f m1 lk , h ts b sed a continued to be u1e mafeed. Mr. a nd Mrs. Robm Nye and M r < [ Pl·ta I , mg program wa::i and M r� C'hark-n Barr \l r • Wheat " . MIDDLIPPRT , . . • • • an , . 1. - 1 testmg 3 .8 per cent. Th IS -(ave · . 1)•J,. ;, ha v family .s: ted anti Mrs ' Harlev t in t hkum �fr JO r , 0 1 v1 Columbus, or r m m y it nu�i:1•:t on . tn the mvestment. The 1 � e pn 'I C Carl Wolfe of Mariett a olTon:, Fowler Owner-operator per n 1 uc rod at average b utter f l' . w " IY ,: M r. anu.1 u enl ire .,:irs. Dav id IIOIter an r1 "nrl Mr!!• .· Son nY H ��rri s ,1 nrl M an d Sl· 1age. The lil· 1 age. · i kf' ' �ovemme nt owned outrighl shght""' lege spent Thanksgivi n g holidays , [ d poun s. O t ke \f r. and rs . Dwieht Pee-1 a nd ly mort! than 1 1 b1 IHon bushels 583 . L'urn sil<.1J.'.<'. is limited lo a hils : [a mily on the Chester Road with his mother. Mrs. Carl i row . The herd la on the Herd Im- per cow • but the hay is unlimited· 1 ion . It he!d Mr. Henry Karman left Tuesdav "hildren. M r. and Mrii lfarhn "or th aImost $.3 b·11· . WoUe Sr. and s1steris. M rs, Dale : Record �esl m� l'll'�· : whc n N\' � :. ··•• in the ba rn lh<'y for Charleston to spend the wm i w,-.hb an d dat•"hter or Mansfif'lrl lo.an s Jf1 more than 391 mill ion l \ provcm<'�t H I H i ll and Mrs. DA las ill. . gram wh_ich I� Auperv ised by _Oh l : receiv e hay three times a day , l!'r. \fr. end r�. He rma n GrO!l!lniek- bushel s valued al more tha n $698 � I Mr and Mrs . T inf' y Wceb Mr� I Sl e �rnvers�ty _ million . anrl the _ N �tlona l and again j ust before retirmg at : at . _ _ .. le and chlh'lri>n , p James Wa lker o, omeroy vis a�d Mrs. Roy Pear:<ion spe�t! Holste m • Friesan Assoc1 etlon lo- m• ht da y _with Mr. imd �f rs. \ . E . , �, a Bratt leboro. Vermont. l � : •1 2 J)(" ' ;ted his grandparents, Mr. an,! � Jop�a Ch urch is work in i Corn in in vestory totaled 1 . 4 . ·\" . 'he g1. Ell� cat 1 t fed a s ra io� , ' :d Lewi11- Walker F riday. Burn , on ii,;: C' hr i stma!I progra m. Opa billion butihe l s worth a lmost $2 4 Production Tesler cent prot m ration made up o 1 rs. , C N Jones , Harris and M -1ci eli11e Buchan n " t! t c' ti r:l Charley Snyder reccnllv �menl I · \1 . � h illioo . L oans on 2IIO million bus.h ; M · Edith Sisson ;md chI ldren for ; ei�s ounty , i as bee n ir , l!flln, uul• . 1 ::1•.�-· .1n· 1 l2 oc1 . . . . are directin� the pro�ram . eroy visit a day with his daughtt"r, Mrs. I _ e ls wer e valu ed a l $315 0£ Pom e d her pare n ts, _ rnilhon. ' rs. . . . . ' ofhcial teister durlng recent yea , cen t da Jry supplem('nt , plus salt • , n mvestme , Go Id 1e lfo1 man 01, Rac m<". . n IIoI ter Sun- Vts1tmg Mr and Mrs E M n l consisted The < .o 1 1.- and ,1 " 1' rs. 11anso • 1 1 . the years ur f last the • d During ,mt1 m,rn , .... Mrs Wf're ay Sund o 1, rs. J , D , Buchanan ,1 Roush recel\'e lpw Winter PricN tory f 5 5 million f an m ti ay. .�.. -�-'" tion record of lhis herd has . The cows are fed one pound of D ia ne Pep- � 1 Miss and mith ______ ra S word her brother-in-law, C . E . produc Do _. . · e Fine Selection Good · I n11r of Parkersbur" 1 ua es 11a l ut:U a t �,, .., m1 11 um · No I produdiun t· fo,e •'rain fur abuut c·, l:'1 v lou1· poum:� Sheets, underwent surJ.(N:V � t a imprm,ed m m"lk --' r -�� 1> t, · an• lo wer e r e pori..eo . Used Tract ors . I · . Huntington hospital <SL Ma ry' s l to l ,OOO pounds ave�age _per year of milk, if they will consume tha� 1 G · n sorgJm_ s m s ID mven �ry _ •� e P1owa Mr. and Mrs. Ralph West of RcC'Ords show that m l9a7 produr- much. Some or the cows appar• low:i: 314 mdhon �undredwe1 ght •Forage Harve ster, 'I. W Parkersburg were recPnl guests tion level was 12,937 pounds or; enlly are not interested in lhal value<\ at - m,l hon. Loans on • Salen • Mowen butterfat. · of pounds 484 antl mi!k ' • . of h er mothers. Mrs. W. w. Var muc h "''""' ration so they arc 19 rm1 1 10n hundredweight . w ere · ' , showed 12 832 I, rd s 1 9 • Brush Cutten r�o Mrs. Harold G1llog!)' a n d . . 1an. ; 58 fed the amount they will eat. 1 valued at more than $30 m1ll 1on. · . . . . . pounds of milk and 51 3 pounds of l . Sue o( C.d!lipodau�htrr V ickt· · · : i ll f e o BY mMA, B. IHLE , . stK", n might li �ske L he an,; on 539 million pourtcls of u . . . c q -Mrs. J. D. Roush 1 · t. In 1959 the record comlmg her pa rents . Mr . , hutterfa , this excellent forage feedmg pro- • Joey Ht"ndricks son of Mr. and lis, are v 1s '. cl i tobacco totaled a lmost $40 1 mil- I pIct e t at ear showed the aver_ 1 1r u ll Lmc Mr . an l . !!se R :--a o � cl · · , c J<'l M c A 1r.i:1iw;,.;m rs· oyd Hendri ks is on · .1 c ion. r ram t'(IU •' ,;eJ with FABER GRADUATES i � or• 14,783 pounds or t, . • age production Army Recru it Har I ey Johnson Net rr.alized loss on price sup- , , not be a ring at home gram may m amount or after a wee k , • Ainnan third clasr H arold R. " • o1 butu::rfal . l. . m, lk and 564 pounw. , ': <•nu -• WI· ,· .._ v ,-_ath ry n °'1_ fo, I K no x . port programs for July. August FaLu.:r, son of Mr. and M.rs, Alva As Mr, Richardson pointed out partio I ar1�wtr t_o I Iit s.ze of tht:. the Meigs GeneraI hospita l . Ph.,._ WY 2.5101 are spending a 1 4-day , September and October tota led e n tuck level? Mrs. d Milto their record Mrs. Irma Ihle and •K cows � an Faber, 102 Anne Street. Pomeroy · o th,, �roup, "the h'ghc , r your OHIO J t h • h h'i s pare n l !'i Mr. $ 189.271,803. For lhe same per iod , POMEROY · was recently graduated from the 1 taken care ' dred Ihle "Yisited witll Ute la tter's • !u r1<'uP. w it • WHIll J eel1d ftr llll ' It 1•t be• Dry C'Ois are wr.11 record lhe more d 1' ff 1cu so reciproc:::it inp. engine , mechanic as they �usin , Mrs. Goldie Sargent of , �d M rs. H ar\ey John n and famf • __...., . _.. ff,mcs 10 continue im�rovc me nl . '' of on the Richardson �� i!y. • re e 'I1t w _ ac y e e sday. Tu olfpen _ cr.iurse at ShC'ppan:l Air Force , mg of SO \\ • lipltlt ...-41rht lft Some of the farmers raised the ,are fed a ration comust . I_1vt. Joseph Jo 5?" or Fort BaSt', Teas. .... 1 questi<ln as lo whether the Rich- percent oats_ and 40 per cent dry, comp_amed by Mrs. Lowse Br) a n . � uri o f Middleport. L"!, North ( .1rolma, spent the • 1-- ..... • ..... . feed. g n eni fresh and " a rdsons followed "line breeding Mr. and � rs. Roy Justice �ml weekend with his parents, Mr. 1 or some special hrtciling pro- , Calves and heifers are well two gr�ndchddren 8_nd Mrs . ��r- :m .1 Mr '" . .Tosl' ph ,J ohnson. . USED gram. The Richard.sons said 14 grown o n lhe farm , a!l lh o.' • K• ,.... .___ Ill ma Ad1&0n of E. _L1ver('.OOI v1� 1l- Mr. and, Mrs. Edwa�- \en�y i Model A Jahn Df!ere bulls were sires of the cows now younger an imals appear to ha ve , ti 32'da�s with thei r cousm. ;::- l .!'tOn o , Pomeroy visited his several ed tractor and John Deere ! cxcellf'nl 6ize , even the first yeari in the herd. i Mrs. Bertha Holler and Leste r grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. HowOn Y 1 .50 Down 40 Stand■rd 1 I: The H'1c•hardson, work c losely , l ol production• Bail y. a· rd Russe 1 1 · • per wee I' . I however, with lhe arliHcial insem I When a sked how he was ablC ' Mrs. Margaret Johnson IS very Td"r. an� Mrs. J. R. Murphy of [ . inator in determining which bulls ltl attain the production levels he , ., ' JIOOr�y for several days in the 1 , . :m visited her parents, Mr. I •._ , will be used on which cows. Th ey has with his herd, Richardson ·' \' l") liosp1tal al Pomeroy. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and al11lt.emr1. to St'led bulls from the \ pointed out that he does. a e ' ' I her bmth · Pvt. H arley Johni Central Ohio Breeding Association close job of culling. Othe t· factors! Phone WY 2-3002 • �n an! K.a:�-yn_.___ Phone WY 2--21 76 stad which will improve weak mentioned included careful rec- 1 Pearl StrHt Butternut & Second A poinll of any particular cow. The ord keeping, using the best sires ' ii Ralp nd M arcus Weavapp R CINE, OHIO POMEROY OHIO sts .available through artificial insem• t,_con, i� a h p , erd t :.n n t ntire _'.: ; V se '.: re ".'. _ '.' '. '::'. :" " .!!.: er ""'"l" . . ""'""�""'""""'""'""'""' "" '.".:. ::'. :::'.:: '.'. :::'. '.: ::_ ,a'""l!!!! ""' ""'""'""'""'""'""' ination hreedlng, as well as th• N E �r. a:.r;;... Ja;;,, Crisp h ave nt program: feed and man�g ; moved lhe ir family to Pomeroy. �� 1 ' . Both Mr. Richa . "6011 a 1Jrl h � Jack Cris� is improving after Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lucas will ' . _ son, Cecil milk lhe CO�fl . The day : surgery at i\-ount Carmel Ho.splt- move into the Compton prope rty. j . .. :, or the visit the cows did nol seem I al In Columbus. , Mrs. Iola Bartrum has opened to be uneasy at all by the pres- 1 Berl Riggs is a medical pa- a gift shop in Rutl and. , ence of v1s1tors, mdicalmg that ; tient at Holzer Hospital. 1 There was a business meeting 1 they are well h�dled. few ! at the Langsville Church Monday 1 Carlanell Crisp spent a , Ralph Porterfield, Extension , days last week as guest of Pau- : night. Rev . Bart assisted Rev . 1 w as · line Gorby while her Specialist, who Dairy mother : Biddle in answering many ques-· ·" Phone .2..21 1 a, present called attel')tlon to the wa, in Colwnbus. I lions an d making plans for the fact that all of lhe udders seem Several men from thls vicin ity! coming year. Carl Gorby will he Pomei-oy, Ohio to be uniform and even. This in- went to the mountains deer hunt- ! the new superintendent and Mr. Mulberry Ave. [ dicated exceUent handling ol the ing laJt week. Among them were : France will teach lhe adult claS!. ••---,...,...,...,...,,... ......,,...,...,....--.-...,.,--....,...,...,,,,,� - -; " udders during the milking process "1lal.;;..., ......, ,_ .....: ,....... ,_ ,_ ,_ 'Hi ,_ ..._. • .,r ,....,..,.,. __,.._ "181U'\ ,..,,,.,. Jill\'W!.Jl\¥M,_..,.,..._ .,. wllh no lost quarters from mjur• �-.MWMWIM,_.,..,. l n:m� ;,-�.�-;': I l,aT !: Jally w. Carwr, ,.,.,• I �. • • . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ---- • J • ... --- ... ... -- ... �. . - . � .. - . / • Panthers And Jackets Lose Contests 4-Dally Sent inel, Pomeroy-Middleport, The Sports' Desk M iddleport . . . . . . l Z ISi 1 18 Wellston . . . . . . . . I 2 144 1� Pomeroy . . . . . . . . J 2 141 l-M Logan I Z 139 167 Gallipolis o 3 128 150 TOTALS I! l! IZll l..21 1 Bulldogs Take \ TORNADO PUTS KYGER CREEK , MHS Leads All Scoring Finally Settled ON ROPES BY 85-44 COUNT Down To Normal At Jackson BY BoB E. BYER . The Way, U n t"l 1 5!48 Game Off BY BOB E. BYER " } MIOU " te . ending pHS ma f 85 44 , ::.1Jfr ,, Friday night � �•:7 their ho repeat• Racine down 20 to 17 7:18 left the _second Jacket basketball hilting an _ ago , Friday n i ght , al ' ,• 0., Dec . 10, 1960 ---------=--=---. Fluffy orion pile. AdJustable head band Whi te and colors Aft er the lead changed hands seven t i mes in the fir st ' With the official ending of t he SEOAL football se.1son quart er, Racine's thundering Pu rple To r n_ad oes caug ht this week, and t he first full we e k of a r ea bask e tball DECEMBER IS GAMES: fir e with '.we minu tes and 47 se co nds gone m th e second games c o ming to an end Saturday nt g h t , th e y oung cag e G allipolis at Jackson period to roll over the Kyge r Creek Bobcats to se as o n al ready has begun l o c o m e up wi th some odd Athens e. at Cheshi r at Wollston Schoo an• igh • A pressing M lddleport Yellow P l' 0 H incidP,nts. M iddleport at Pomeroy with in lelll1l. 8 or Jackso n a1� unusual Middleport A week .. SEOAI � . quarter led R o ger "Woody" Parso ns with two mce set· I unbelie,able 69.B per cent from Logan at Nelsonville toke one gam e . T he Littl e l r o n• 1 happ e n e d during th e re se r v e - ---1 � jolt �ida n i;' at A u>� ups •nd th e 6:1 J unior pu t the charges of Coach La r ry field the_ fies! half, ran out or gas men jumped in fro nt of _C oach Frank Esc h leman ' s Little when the B:lldop derealed Morrison ou t 1n front to �tay. Duane W olfe hit for two \ m the hnal two mmutes of play Jacke ls 1 2 to J i n the first qua rt er . But m t h e seco nd, 1 ii, e,ery de trnent of the more , Parsons was back wi th four and the To r nado _ qu1n- at L<>gan Friday night to lose, 45 \ it was Middle port ' • tu r n . Th e Little Jackets o utscored I tel began to walk o ff wit h th e i r fou r th st raight victo ry to 42. k!I ";;:38 ,1 the Jackson club eigh t to 0 . In the t h ird stanza bot h �ch R=· Moo�· s boya . o � the young 1960-61 cage season. ______ Steve Dalton, a 6-5 Chieft!an . teams scored twO po ints eac h . H owev er , i n· the final I . . and 18 .enior led One point separated lhe two ! . dropped in a bucket m the final quart e r thmgs fdlri' 1!un]o Jacks n�rmal. o settled r e d o n to s d o wn c na: fffJ a nt. with i :25 left quintets at the end of the first K.elvey had lM �lay mak�j. as- minute and thirty-five seconds. 8 to the Middies' 6, to go o n nd wm, a �2 to 17 . . IW:ile ffint quarter. Then 220- atanza but when the smoke clear- s1�t.s w_elt m hand. McKel- then added a charily Loss to pull _ Speakmg of Jackso n, � sat besid e Jackso n ,s foo t• � Rich Bacon, who played ed at tht hair-way m.erK, Meigs vey hat on stx of 12 attempts for his Logan teammates from the ball ment or Thursday ev�mng at the A ll·S EOA L ban • ....,._ whopper of I b&ll game County"s only undefeated cage 12 pob,ts. . b1·ink of defeat agaim1t an agresi.- quet and was qui te su r prised at a statem e nt �Y c oach i . hit club was out in front with • com- Birch . was caught sev�ral l mes ive Midd ie quintet that had led \ polnlwt!e and rebounding, Jim Dudding. Jim said, "In vi ew of all ! he cnhc1sm a,� for foulmg beoause of hill aggresm,m <lose in off • rebound for mandlng lead. all the way. Jackso n ( wouldn ' t c o ach anyw h e re e_lse in the SEOAL. Athens never tnlled af- The Bobcat! matched baskets siveneas and was forced to take After the opening minutes of - Randal Bowl es, curr e�t lead er tn th e � EOAL scor� tiiii4bllt. wlth the Tornadoes the f I r • t it eeay during the fourth quarter. play the lads o( Coach Nolan P. ing b rack ets, sta rrod o ut hk e a house . a-fi r e at Logan .,..: first quarter ended l!-8 quarter but fell behind at the free However. Allen Graham took ov• Swackhamer were er beh ind �riday nigh t . He h it the fir� t s�ven of h is s ho�s f ro m t h e nev "lthenl, lt was U-16 al the half . throw line to trail 11 to 16 at the er the s�t �d kepl the Tom�. until Dalton dropped in the win- field to e nd up as t h e ev enmg � to p sco re r wi_t h 2 1 . . ad .38-27 after three periods. whistle. Racine added 11 the sec- do shootmg �rcentage �igh, hit_ Down at Kyger Cr ee k H igh Sc hoo l Friday m� ht , ning goal . The Middies, hitting The Panthers could get nothing ond quarter while holding the Gal • Ung four of six for 8 pomts. athe s tart o f th� sec o nd qua r ter of t he Racme­ during. � from every angle i n the first half , _, tn eloae. and Coiioh Cbarley lla County club to B to lead :,:; cine, as a team, hit an amazmg reek game, l h mgs w _er e pretty h?t and h eavy e Krg C r rolled up a J2 to 23 half time · 116lfee'.s boys were 1luti ing to 59 ptr cent from the field. 24 at the half. wit game either be mg t ied o_r ch angmg hands fo r e h t 1 h led only to cool off In the final hMd and high al the jump ,hots I Kyger Creek showed improve- 1w 1 nza , scor . �u1 10 . 1 5 abo u t t he 14th time _ La rr y Mo r rison, yout h ful Racme o1 al Eddie Bunch Eddie Buffing- Racine· • attack began to gain ment since its opening game with : 1:;eport u ':l the fu11 p 11u l m ento r and t he winninges t coach in a rea bask etball, was WITH REMOTE CONTROL .,_ R,J,,,' Wineb.'.enner and Allen momentum in the half nd seco -• ,•·Middleport but went cold in � T c h or t eam and ge tt ing ho t under the o llar at is nad o "'.'ghrt, 111m1n enough to help make and the lach from Southem Loe• I final three quarter to end up with press most of t'"' way 1as1 m . . . . G , them �la. moved out in front 59 to 3S at the a 29 percent 1hooting average buI became s1_uggish '" 1 1ie �- yell e d mstruch ons to guar d , Alle n ra ham. f icial one e call o this o th s in A f of t t p · I onrl ha1 1 scormg bu1 rive pom 1 s . .ed a tec h nical foul . p•m,y hit only l8 of $1 at- i end of thrN quarten. The Tor• from the field. on Morrison, th'm k'mg La rry was vmcm g h i s opini o n o n 1 tanptl from the fle1d for • dls- nadoes hit from an angles In the Charle• Duncan led the Bob- in each �l lhe final lwo quarlers. a recent call. 1 final stanta, scoring 28 points, cats in scoring with to. ll was L og 8 n remained II t e a � Y Jlilltaul 11 pereent. Toe way I see them, t hings do n't happen t his way very "ltl �that , AthMll!I, didn' t do !IO to run !way from the K y g e r Duncan and liUle David Thom rui throughout the ga�e but was �ut I of ten . -- . -· · - lltktl· better In shootln1, though Creek quintet . that kept the Bobcat hopes alive s4'..'ored (rom the he!? , 34 to 32. · · It w•• · at the foul lme that the lllily• Bulldog ahotl wero bat-In Once again it wa, Sam P,ke with theii; ball-hawking, . l h • In the preliminary game t h e Ch1eflams kept their o�s o� � 1caitetnpta off offensive rebound,. and Parsons controlling w � . Athen1 fired f7 tlme1, hit only boards and working well togeth- "Little Tornado Winda" won etls- tory ahve, keeping w1Uun stnkmg .. for s, per Cfflt, not good in tr In lhe front l'Ourt. Duane Wolle ily, 35 to 23 over the Bobkiltens. distance. I • • proved to be the "Johnny-on-the Larry Salser led Racine with 12 Middleport was out In from 15 : •· league anymore. • , i1t was al the board8 that the Spot" lead all with 22 points. for the scoring honors while Houck to 9 et the quarter mark and 32 to ! Ja ckson remained tied today with Athe ns £or the )lall<\!-tralned oagon d'l"'lnat- Prl<e and ParsoM turned In hit eight for Kyger Creek. 23 �l the ha!L The Middies aaw , SEO ro und ball leader_s h ip, eac h wit h 3- 0 skeins , a lAL Id fflOll. Steve ChaM!, &-I center, fine !coring effo!"-s wlth 1 1 each. Racine scor in g: Price 9 (3-S t�ar led rut m the third �r.od, ter i mpressive wins last night . N .Rich Bacon and s.o J lrn G ard- Prlte h I t on 9 of 13 attempts _ . . . . , 1 (�?I 21, Wolfe 8 bemg oulo;cored to to 5. With the ; Meanwhile, Gallipolis took its thtrd str �1ght l e ague . llltt pl<bd off :M dofen1lvo and while Parsons hit eight out of 15 . 21ll- Parsons , Birch o r t -3 1 1, McKel- ocore 37.33 nt the start of the ll'ioCfensive re�nds for a t otal Ultle Roger Birch and Blll �c- I IOI 22 ,o:i, Graham 4 (0- 1 ) 8. fourth quarter, Logan he�an to ; Joss, 44-40, fro m a Nelsonville club t hat falled lo show 1 1 1 vey 6 1 much spark o n th e Acade my co urt. ol G. Pomeray • Winebrenner, _ choi> a�ay nt the JucKets sh.m , Ed Spr iggs , 6- 8 center fo r Jackson , sp�r ked . t am 1 h is e Hamm and Bunch collected only fenae wasn ' t punctured by the Totals 35 1 5_27 ) 85R Non-scorers: 1 Cole Winn ees and J lrn four point lead. Logan outscored wi th 26 points to lead them to the 68-43 vict ory, ,..,tafentlve and t2 offen1lve Panlher pallems for the sul'e- D w�:iine. ' Midd the ie6 I 12 i n the final I Lo s e , The box scores: i ,rW, ror a total of 30, le than ahot up clo■e. But the Bulldogs ____ - -- ___ : quarter lo take the SEOAL conJACKS (68) ON , eans K rem k C ger li,'li of the Buldlog11'. SC?rlng: y overloaded one side end got a I test 45 lo 42. :· Spriggs l H·26 Hyden 4.4. 1z l Reserve scorl' - Galilpolls S3 11&- MK.P:Je ,.e man open acrou t•• ••-· dry IItoti• 11 c1 ,. "'-' . ne noor for a 4 (0..51 8' Swisher 2 U-2) 5, Fran- ' At the foul !me lhe Yellow Jae4-Beckley 3-4-10 John- · 'ic1sonv ille 22 • Btory Of the laJTl@, ·· 15 to 20 away unmolested jump ci� 3 < t -4) 7· Duncan 5 (O..l l /�· kets were cold, hiltinJ� but 8 of Davis 2-10 50n t-0-2 MiUer 1 4-2 Bowm:m ! �• rloae man for-man dt- lhot time after time against thc Rice I tO.Ol 2· Thomas ?·'12 • :io t attemp s. The Chieftains hit 13 l 1-0..2 M a rtin 2--0-4 TOTA Wam,loy I IO-I I 2• J0�nson 1 LS 27:£;�---:=:-;;=;;;:;;;:;_- Panther zone. REGULARLY PRICED 'AT $199.95 l of 29 to make the difference In J (-<11. 7 "( 1-21 l llt-2 ; 44. ' 3 Totals 1 7 . And 18 , the fmal quarIer when their come-Irom• beh'md-wm. , WEU..STON (◄3) the Panther• BOught to presM ev- �r� by quarters: · · · · · · Ranrlal "Mealey" Bowles conSEOAL ALL GAMES I y R a 4-lt-R Graham J -2--t Ramse he ry 26 85 18 Racm 24 e . • 17 connected on e w re, Cha tinued his scoring pace inside the • W'l p I W L P op' kensh -2 Mul5 TEAM 8 2•1 B sey i ree 3 · 1 1 9 - !4 SEO, flitting for important fleld goals by Kyger Crl:l!k �� 8 th nll1e goals and 3 lins 5_2_12 Sowers 0-1-1 Camp- 1 Athens . . . . . . . . . . 4 D 230 176 I driving for· a lefthancled layup of . four foul nU�mpts for 21 . bell 0- l• l Richards 2.0,4 _ TO- I Jackson . . . . . . . . . 3 o 186 153 Dill or tho circle. See All The PHILCO Line f\t po mt,, lo led all ,r the scoring . Nelson,ille . . . . . . 3 2 250 242 TALS !7-!.43. Winebrenner was high for the column. Lo gan',11 &-6 center was 3 ! 242 254 Wellston Panthers with 11. By Quarters: .,__,nd with 15. Middle . . . 2 2 ZOO 195 . . . port Cba,. hit 20 point,, ,tamping 08 , fi Tom Anden,on and Raymond Jackson . . 12 20 20 16 -_ u' . hlmself a, the main hope to stop . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 261 200 t;,gan . 1 ''Hotdog" Kloes did yoemen jobs Wellston . . . ti 12 15 to Jaokoon'• 11-8 Ed Sprigg,, while 1 2 141 144 Porn · · 28 · · Re,erve Jackson ..:or• on the boards ogainat the ta ller the burly Rich Bacon collected Galli;:'l . . :::. : 0 ' 182 200 '''! ' Chieftains but Kloos lert the Wel19lon 17· lS !1°tnts. Cha!e got 28 of Albgame in °the final quarter with en!... rebound, . if:'��� GALLIPOLIS (40l SEOAL STANDr:GS ONLY fast-breaking Rutland R e d five personels. That may have A P b 1 ,1111 Ba y anthen came from 111.omas s-1-Jt · • TEAM Crawl 1-1-3· ey ,i; Harry Miller, Own•! w L P OP ---•"'1 ' --.:-n the dlfrerent>e. Danny Hindy, Pope 8-0-16; Conley ,..-\._, . with NadOGWIde'I behind In the third quarler to Devil qub1t�l a.,..,...,ered the vI�- '--2 Duno-4 ; so , . . . S o 153 186 Jack n . . . . . . . , ! e hack co11 rt man for I can 3�·, TOTALS 19-%-40. ,....,,,, family Haopllalia· defea( the Athen11 reserves 0- ting Zaleski Cager1 74 lib 56 Fri- an agress1v POMEROY, 'OHIO E. MAIN ST. . , . S 0 172 139 Athens . . . . . . . • . . day night. �. Plaal Offen llbnl the Middies, also fouled out In the M. Ray Poulin had IO for the NELSONV O.l,E ( fU , lson"'_ vlll e _:_·::: .. Nlee� � C O 8 c h �im Vennari I boys final quarter. --- l,mofl11 • • . ..onJ.. wlnnef!I, Tucker 11 for Athena. BrwtSton 0-2•2; Anderson 5•6-16;. j ginm umped the out at front be In the Reserve Ult the Logan, Dex e S- - : ATHENll (H) Kwwnan &-0-12; t r 28 nlng of the flrtl quarter behind "Little Chiefs" walked away from Gardner .,1,9 e.nnelt 0-l·I Elliott 3-0-6 ; Stufflebean 0-0-0. oo 11-1 l ue 9Ba n 2-20 Bo. a ,peedy fi,t-break attack lo roll the Little Jaokel3 36 to :i:,, John- TOTALS lHO-«. - J Ch Comwell 6-- l•l Bl. Cornwell 4.o. to thelr 1tt0nd wln In three son I� the wnr for Logan with By quarte rs : start.&. 10 poml.8. Ronnie Carr and Tom• Nelsonville 1 TOTAL"i 2:Hl·S! MAX WARD 9 14 M 7 - 44 Rutland led 12 to 4 al the quar- my Rall hit for five each 1.o led POMEROY (SI) Gallipolis 9 12 Ht 9 - 40 . i'lfl, 2n<I Ph. WY,2,24'0 Winebrenner S-5- ll 11lomai 1· ter mark , then exploded m the Middleport. 0-I Bunch S.O.ft Hamm 4-0-8 aecond quarte!' with a 29 point Middleport travels this coming MIDDLE PORT ( -U) '•rMrty* Ohlt ,:-0- Oh g: 'I _ aurge to hold a comfortable lead Tuesday night to lesl Coach Rus- Bo Buffingto er 4 lln n S-1IJ.S.21 Oller 1-0-! Hinwles !J" 1 of 4- 1•29 at half lime. sell Moore's Pomeroy Purple dy 0-2-2 Kloe.9 5-0-10 SwackhamTOTALS l&-l-3ll At the start of the second half Panthen. BY quarlen.. · · mer 2-s-1 ToTALS 17-842. Cooch Vennari began lo suhltiAlben, · · 4 51 By Quarters: 38 1 ATIO.WI D LOGAN "" lute freely until the Zaleski basSweeping MIIIIAI eerrttQ CDlll'Mlf Pomeroy . . 8 1 161 27 . . . . 9 23 33 - 45 L<>gan 38 e . With G. Dalton 3-2-8 Sigler 1..0.2 OM. within rang came keteers Clillo Rnerve ICOre - Pomeroy 44 Ath• M'ddleport IS 3:1 37 - 42 R e d u c t i o n , . N y l o n . R21yon. Zaleski drawlng clos.e in lhe thlrd fl a l n t e r 2-2� �oltz J -2-4 S. � em M. 35 rve �re - Logan • n Dalt 6-3-15 2 o Lomsa ,. -2-6 GashIs quarter VeMarl returned Middleport 23. T u b e l ess. Tub e - type . . All 5 i : i: '., llarllng . flvo to put the game on ,er 1 ,0.2 Donnh•Y 0-2-2 TALS l6-t3•45 Ice. Blackw 21 l ls, W l l 1 te w <1 I I ·, · SEE US FOR YOUR Zaleski outac:ored the Red Dev- - ·11/. ill in the final 1tania 19 to 1e but Totals 32 ( l�J6) 14. Non-scorN o m,1ttc r w l1 ,1I ·y o u r t i r e· r'. 1· • d ·t h e en : Pierce a�d Sheets. never really- threatened m i g h t be . if y u 11 R U Y N O W ·y n11 I I dw'p,; of the Rutland mentor. Zalesk i scoring: Mace 7 (4-8) Both teama turnod In aggreulve 18, McKlhben • 14-9) 12, Sheet, IIO<Olld quart,n with the Dev• l (0-0) I, Shutts B 1 1-5) 12, Coffey 1 1 1-ll 3, Tripp I 10-0l •• Allman 11, edging out on top 29 to 11ie Rutland combination of I ( 2,4) 4. Tot.ls 12 1 12-251 56. <' Score by quarters: � 1 . • .T i ' Jim Gtorp and Leo Combs 7 12 IS . . . . ' ; ' ;-· ' , 4 29 18 Rutland k• ball-haw the and dfr tho boarda I I I . . 4 25 8 19 - 56 � ; , 1 , , r 111g of Dave Martin, Jim B 1 1 1 Zaleski I Hobstetter and Larry Hoffman Offlclail; Bierly and Zlmmer' , , • , I MIDDLaPORT . ' : '' ; ..-...i to be too much for the Za, man �:_ · _______ .. , � ' ; ; 1-1 qulnlol. ; : ; : Four Ruiland cagen h'II In the ' ; : : : doublo fljpn braokots with Mar- ,[ , ; : ' , r ,. . 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AdJustable head band Whi te and colors Aft er the lead changed hands seven t i mes in the fir st ' With the official ending of t he SEOAL football se.1son quart er, Racine's thundering Pu rple To r n_ad oes caug ht this week, and t he first full we e k of a r ea bask e tball DECEMBER IS GAMES: fir e with '.we minu tes and 47 se co nds gone m th e second games c o ming to an end Saturday nt g h t , th e y oung cag e G allipolis at Jackson period to roll over the Kyge r Creek Bobcats to se as o n al ready has begun l o c o m e up wi th some odd Athens e. at Cheshi r at Wollston Schoo an• igh • A pressing M lddleport Yellow P l' 0 H incidP,nts. M iddleport at Pomeroy with in lelll1l. 8 or Jackso n a1� unusual Middleport A week .. SEOAI � . quarter led R o ger "Woody" Parso ns with two mce set· I unbelie,able 69.B per cent from Logan at Nelsonville toke one gam e . T he Littl e l r o n• 1 happ e n e d during th e re se r v e - ---1 � jolt �ida n i;' at A u>� ups •nd th e 6:1 J unior pu t the charges of Coach La r ry field the_ fies! half, ran out or gas men jumped in fro nt of _C oach Frank Esc h leman ' s Little when the B:lldop derealed Morrison ou t 1n front to �tay. Duane W olfe hit for two \ m the hnal two mmutes of play Jacke ls 1 2 to J i n the first qua rt er . But m t h e seco nd, 1 ii, e,ery de trnent of the more , Parsons was back wi th four and the To r nado _ qu1n- at L<>gan Friday night to lose, 45 \ it was Middle port ' • tu r n . Th e Little Jackets o utscored I tel began to walk o ff wit h th e i r fou r th st raight victo ry to 42. k!I ";;:38 ,1 the Jackson club eigh t to 0 . In the t h ird stanza bot h �ch R=· Moo�· s boya . o � the young 1960-61 cage season. ______ Steve Dalton, a 6-5 Chieft!an . teams scored twO po ints eac h . H owev er , i n· the final I . . and 18 .enior led One point separated lhe two ! . dropped in a bucket m the final quart e r thmgs fdlri' 1!un]o Jacks n�rmal. o settled r e d o n to s d o wn c na: fffJ a nt. with i :25 left quintets at the end of the first K.elvey had lM �lay mak�j. as- minute and thirty-five seconds. 8 to the Middies' 6, to go o n nd wm, a �2 to 17 . . IW:ile ffint quarter. Then 220- atanza but when the smoke clear- s1�t.s w_elt m hand. McKel- then added a charily Loss to pull _ Speakmg of Jackso n, � sat besid e Jackso n ,s foo t• � Rich Bacon, who played ed at tht hair-way m.erK, Meigs vey hat on stx of 12 attempts for his Logan teammates from the ball ment or Thursday ev�mng at the A ll·S EOA L ban • ....,._ whopper of I b&ll game County"s only undefeated cage 12 pob,ts. . b1·ink of defeat agaim1t an agresi.- quet and was qui te su r prised at a statem e nt �Y c oach i . hit club was out in front with • com- Birch . was caught sev�ral l mes ive Midd ie quintet that had led \ polnlwt!e and rebounding, Jim Dudding. Jim said, "In vi ew of all ! he cnhc1sm a,� for foulmg beoause of hill aggresm,m <lose in off • rebound for mandlng lead. all the way. Jackso n ( wouldn ' t c o ach anyw h e re e_lse in the SEOAL. Athens never tnlled af- The Bobcat! matched baskets siveneas and was forced to take After the opening minutes of - Randal Bowl es, curr e�t lead er tn th e � EOAL scor� tiiii4bllt. wlth the Tornadoes the f I r • t it eeay during the fourth quarter. play the lads o( Coach Nolan P. ing b rack ets, sta rrod o ut hk e a house . a-fi r e at Logan .,..: first quarter ended l!-8 quarter but fell behind at the free However. Allen Graham took ov• Swackhamer were er beh ind �riday nigh t . He h it the fir� t s�ven of h is s ho�s f ro m t h e nev "lthenl, lt was U-16 al the half . throw line to trail 11 to 16 at the er the s�t �d kepl the Tom�. until Dalton dropped in the win- field to e nd up as t h e ev enmg � to p sco re r wi_t h 2 1 . . ad .38-27 after three periods. whistle. Racine added 11 the sec- do shootmg �rcentage �igh, hit_ Down at Kyger Cr ee k H igh Sc hoo l Friday m� ht , ning goal . The Middies, hitting The Panthers could get nothing ond quarter while holding the Gal • Ung four of six for 8 pomts. athe s tart o f th� sec o nd qua r ter of t he Racme­ during. � from every angle i n the first half , _, tn eloae. and Coiioh Cbarley lla County club to B to lead :,:; cine, as a team, hit an amazmg reek game, l h mgs w _er e pretty h?t and h eavy e Krg C r rolled up a J2 to 23 half time · 116lfee'.s boys were 1luti ing to 59 ptr cent from the field. 24 at the half. wit game either be mg t ied o_r ch angmg hands fo r e h t 1 h led only to cool off In the final hMd and high al the jump ,hots I Kyger Creek showed improve- 1w 1 nza , scor . �u1 10 . 1 5 abo u t t he 14th time _ La rr y Mo r rison, yout h ful Racme o1 al Eddie Bunch Eddie Buffing- Racine· • attack began to gain ment since its opening game with : 1:;eport u ':l the fu11 p 11u l m ento r and t he winninges t coach in a rea bask etball, was WITH REMOTE CONTROL .,_ R,J,,,' Wineb.'.enner and Allen momentum in the half nd seco -• ,•·Middleport but went cold in � T c h or t eam and ge tt ing ho t under the o llar at is nad o "'.'ghrt, 111m1n enough to help make and the lach from Southem Loe• I final three quarter to end up with press most of t'"' way 1as1 m . . . . G , them �la. moved out in front 59 to 3S at the a 29 percent 1hooting average buI became s1_uggish '" 1 1ie �- yell e d mstruch ons to guar d , Alle n ra ham. f icial one e call o this o th s in A f of t t p · I onrl ha1 1 scormg bu1 rive pom 1 s . .ed a tec h nical foul . p•m,y hit only l8 of $1 at- i end of thrN quarten. The Tor• from the field. on Morrison, th'm k'mg La rry was vmcm g h i s opini o n o n 1 tanptl from the fle1d for • dls- nadoes hit from an angles In the Charle• Duncan led the Bob- in each �l lhe final lwo quarlers. a recent call. 1 final stanta, scoring 28 points, cats in scoring with to. ll was L og 8 n remained II t e a � Y Jlilltaul 11 pereent. Toe way I see them, t hings do n't happen t his way very "ltl �that , AthMll!I, didn' t do !IO to run !way from the K y g e r Duncan and liUle David Thom rui throughout the ga�e but was �ut I of ten . -- . -· · - lltktl· better In shootln1, though Creek quintet . that kept the Bobcat hopes alive s4'..'ored (rom the he!? , 34 to 32. · · It w•• · at the foul lme that the lllily• Bulldog ahotl wero bat-In Once again it wa, Sam P,ke with theii; ball-hawking, . l h • In the preliminary game t h e Ch1eflams kept their o�s o� � 1caitetnpta off offensive rebound,. and Parsons controlling w � . Athen1 fired f7 tlme1, hit only boards and working well togeth- "Little Tornado Winda" won etls- tory ahve, keeping w1Uun stnkmg .. for s, per Cfflt, not good in tr In lhe front l'Ourt. Duane Wolle ily, 35 to 23 over the Bobkiltens. distance. I • • proved to be the "Johnny-on-the Larry Salser led Racine with 12 Middleport was out In from 15 : •· league anymore. • , i1t was al the board8 that the Spot" lead all with 22 points. for the scoring honors while Houck to 9 et the quarter mark and 32 to ! Ja ckson remained tied today with Athe ns £or the )lall<\!-tralned oagon d'l"'lnat- Prl<e and ParsoM turned In hit eight for Kyger Creek. 23 �l the ha!L The Middies aaw , SEO ro und ball leader_s h ip, eac h wit h 3- 0 skeins , a lAL Id fflOll. Steve ChaM!, &-I center, fine !coring effo!"-s wlth 1 1 each. Racine scor in g: Price 9 (3-S t�ar led rut m the third �r.od, ter i mpressive wins last night . N .Rich Bacon and s.o J lrn G ard- Prlte h I t on 9 of 13 attempts _ . . . . , 1 (�?I 21, Wolfe 8 bemg oulo;cored to to 5. With the ; Meanwhile, Gallipolis took its thtrd str �1ght l e ague . llltt pl<bd off :M dofen1lvo and while Parsons hit eight out of 15 . 21ll- Parsons , Birch o r t -3 1 1, McKel- ocore 37.33 nt the start of the ll'ioCfensive re�nds for a t otal Ultle Roger Birch and Blll �c- I IOI 22 ,o:i, Graham 4 (0- 1 ) 8. fourth quarter, Logan he�an to ; Joss, 44-40, fro m a Nelsonville club t hat falled lo show 1 1 1 vey 6 1 much spark o n th e Acade my co urt. ol G. Pomeray • Winebrenner, _ choi> a�ay nt the JucKets sh.m , Ed Spr iggs , 6- 8 center fo r Jackson , sp�r ked . t am 1 h is e Hamm and Bunch collected only fenae wasn ' t punctured by the Totals 35 1 5_27 ) 85R Non-scorers: 1 Cole Winn ees and J lrn four point lead. Logan outscored wi th 26 points to lead them to the 68-43 vict ory, ,..,tafentlve and t2 offen1lve Panlher pallems for the sul'e- D w�:iine. ' Midd the ie6 I 12 i n the final I Lo s e , The box scores: i ,rW, ror a total of 30, le than ahot up clo■e. But the Bulldogs ____ - -- ___ : quarter lo take the SEOAL conJACKS (68) ON , eans K rem k C ger li,'li of the Buldlog11'. SC?rlng: y overloaded one side end got a I test 45 lo 42. :· Spriggs l H·26 Hyden 4.4. 1z l Reserve scorl' - Galilpolls S3 11&- MK.P:Je ,.e man open acrou t•• ••-· dry IItoti• 11 c1 ,. "'-' . ne noor for a 4 (0..51 8' Swisher 2 U-2) 5, Fran- ' At the foul !me lhe Yellow Jae4-Beckley 3-4-10 John- · 'ic1sonv ille 22 • Btory Of the laJTl@, ·· 15 to 20 away unmolested jump ci� 3 < t -4) 7· Duncan 5 (O..l l /�· kets were cold, hiltinJ� but 8 of Davis 2-10 50n t-0-2 MiUer 1 4-2 Bowm:m ! �• rloae man for-man dt- lhot time after time against thc Rice I tO.Ol 2· Thomas ?·'12 • :io t attemp s. The Chieftains hit 13 l 1-0..2 M a rtin 2--0-4 TOTA Wam,loy I IO-I I 2• J0�nson 1 LS 27:£;�---:=:-;;=;;;:;;;:;_- Panther zone. REGULARLY PRICED 'AT $199.95 l of 29 to make the difference In J (-<11. 7 "( 1-21 l llt-2 ; 44. ' 3 Totals 1 7 . And 18 , the fmal quarIer when their come-Irom• beh'md-wm. , WEU..STON (◄3) the Panther• BOught to presM ev- �r� by quarters: · · · · · · Ranrlal "Mealey" Bowles conSEOAL ALL GAMES I y R a 4-lt-R Graham J -2--t Ramse he ry 26 85 18 Racm 24 e . • 17 connected on e w re, Cha tinued his scoring pace inside the • W'l p I W L P op' kensh -2 Mul5 TEAM 8 2•1 B sey i ree 3 · 1 1 9 - !4 SEO, flitting for important fleld goals by Kyger Crl:l!k �� 8 th nll1e goals and 3 lins 5_2_12 Sowers 0-1-1 Camp- 1 Athens . . . . . . . . . . 4 D 230 176 I driving for· a lefthancled layup of . four foul nU�mpts for 21 . bell 0- l• l Richards 2.0,4 _ TO- I Jackson . . . . . . . . . 3 o 186 153 Dill or tho circle. See All The PHILCO Line f\t po mt,, lo led all ,r the scoring . Nelson,ille . . . . . . 3 2 250 242 TALS !7-!.43. Winebrenner was high for the column. Lo gan',11 &-6 center was 3 ! 242 254 Wellston Panthers with 11. By Quarters: .,__,nd with 15. Middle . . . 2 2 ZOO 195 . . . port Cba,. hit 20 point,, ,tamping 08 , fi Tom Anden,on and Raymond Jackson . . 12 20 20 16 -_ u' . hlmself a, the main hope to stop . . . . . . . . . . 2 3 261 200 t;,gan . 1 ''Hotdog" Kloes did yoemen jobs Wellston . . . ti 12 15 to Jaokoon'• 11-8 Ed Sprigg,, while 1 2 141 144 Porn · · 28 · · Re,erve Jackson ..:or• on the boards ogainat the ta ller the burly Rich Bacon collected Galli;:'l . . :::. : 0 ' 182 200 '''! ' Chieftains but Kloos lert the Wel19lon 17· lS !1°tnts. Cha!e got 28 of Albgame in °the final quarter with en!... rebound, . if:'��� GALLIPOLIS (40l SEOAL STANDr:GS ONLY fast-breaking Rutland R e d five personels. That may have A P b 1 ,1111 Ba y anthen came from 111.omas s-1-Jt · • TEAM Crawl 1-1-3· ey ,i; Harry Miller, Own•! w L P OP ---•"'1 ' --.:-n the dlfrerent>e. Danny Hindy, Pope 8-0-16; Conley ,..-\._, . with NadOGWIde'I behind In the third quarler to Devil qub1t�l a.,..,...,ered the vI�- '--2 Duno-4 ; so , . . . S o 153 186 Jack n . . . . . . . , ! e hack co11 rt man for I can 3�·, TOTALS 19-%-40. ,....,,,, family Haopllalia· defea( the Athen11 reserves 0- ting Zaleski Cager1 74 lib 56 Fri- an agress1v POMEROY, 'OHIO E. MAIN ST. . , . S 0 172 139 Athens . . . . . . . • . . day night. �. Plaal Offen llbnl the Middies, also fouled out In the M. Ray Poulin had IO for the NELSONV O.l,E ( fU , lson"'_ vlll e _:_·::: .. Nlee� � C O 8 c h �im Vennari I boys final quarter. --- l,mofl11 • • . ..onJ.. wlnnef!I, Tucker 11 for Athena. BrwtSton 0-2•2; Anderson 5•6-16;. j ginm umped the out at front be In the Reserve Ult the Logan, Dex e S- - : ATHENll (H) Kwwnan &-0-12; t r 28 nlng of the flrtl quarter behind "Little Chiefs" walked away from Gardner .,1,9 e.nnelt 0-l·I Elliott 3-0-6 ; Stufflebean 0-0-0. oo 11-1 l ue 9Ba n 2-20 Bo. a ,peedy fi,t-break attack lo roll the Little Jaokel3 36 to :i:,, John- TOTALS lHO-«. - J Ch Comwell 6-- l•l Bl. Cornwell 4.o. to thelr 1tt0nd wln In three son I� the wnr for Logan with By quarte rs : start.&. 10 poml.8. Ronnie Carr and Tom• Nelsonville 1 TOTAL"i 2:Hl·S! MAX WARD 9 14 M 7 - 44 Rutland led 12 to 4 al the quar- my Rall hit for five each 1.o led POMEROY (SI) Gallipolis 9 12 Ht 9 - 40 . i'lfl, 2n<I Ph. WY,2,24'0 Winebrenner S-5- ll 11lomai 1· ter mark , then exploded m the Middleport. 0-I Bunch S.O.ft Hamm 4-0-8 aecond quarte!' with a 29 point Middleport travels this coming MIDDLE PORT ( -U) '•rMrty* Ohlt ,:-0- Oh g: 'I _ aurge to hold a comfortable lead Tuesday night to lesl Coach Rus- Bo Buffingto er 4 lln n S-1IJ.S.21 Oller 1-0-! Hinwles !J" 1 of 4- 1•29 at half lime. sell Moore's Pomeroy Purple dy 0-2-2 Kloe.9 5-0-10 SwackhamTOTALS l&-l-3ll At the start of the second half Panthen. BY quarlen.. · · mer 2-s-1 ToTALS 17-842. Cooch Vennari began lo suhltiAlben, · · 4 51 By Quarters: 38 1 ATIO.WI D LOGAN "" lute freely until the Zaleski basSweeping MIIIIAI eerrttQ CDlll'Mlf Pomeroy . . 8 1 161 27 . . . . 9 23 33 - 45 L<>gan 38 e . With G. Dalton 3-2-8 Sigler 1..0.2 OM. within rang came keteers Clillo Rnerve ICOre - Pomeroy 44 Ath• M'ddleport IS 3:1 37 - 42 R e d u c t i o n , . N y l o n . R21yon. Zaleski drawlng clos.e in lhe thlrd fl a l n t e r 2-2� �oltz J -2-4 S. � em M. 35 rve �re - Logan • n Dalt 6-3-15 2 o Lomsa ,. -2-6 GashIs quarter VeMarl returned Middleport 23. T u b e l ess. Tub e - type . . All 5 i : i: '., llarllng . flvo to put the game on ,er 1 ,0.2 Donnh•Y 0-2-2 TALS l6-t3•45 Ice. Blackw 21 l ls, W l l 1 te w <1 I I ·, · SEE US FOR YOUR Zaleski outac:ored the Red Dev- - ·11/. ill in the final 1tania 19 to 1e but Totals 32 ( l�J6) 14. Non-scorN o m,1ttc r w l1 ,1I ·y o u r t i r e· r'. 1· • d ·t h e en : Pierce a�d Sheets. never really- threatened m i g h t be . if y u 11 R U Y N O W ·y n11 I I dw'p,; of the Rutland mentor. Zalesk i scoring: Mace 7 (4-8) Both teama turnod In aggreulve 18, McKlhben • 14-9) 12, Sheet, IIO<Olld quart,n with the Dev• l (0-0) I, Shutts B 1 1-5) 12, Coffey 1 1 1-ll 3, Tripp I 10-0l •• Allman 11, edging out on top 29 to 11ie Rutland combination of I ( 2,4) 4. Tot.ls 12 1 12-251 56. <' Score by quarters: � 1 . • .T i ' Jim Gtorp and Leo Combs 7 12 IS . . . . ' ; ' ;-· ' , 4 29 18 Rutland k• ball-haw the and dfr tho boarda I I I . . 4 25 8 19 - 56 � ; , 1 , , r 111g of Dave Martin, Jim B 1 1 1 Zaleski I Hobstetter and Larry Hoffman Offlclail; Bierly and Zlmmer' , , • , I MIDDLaPORT . ' : '' ; ..-...i to be too much for the Za, man �:_ · _______ .. , � ' ; ; 1-1 qulnlol. ; : ; : Four Ruiland cagen h'II In the ' ; : : : doublo fljpn braokots with Mar- ,[ , ; : ' , r ,. . Un laedlng aU with 19. Hoffman had II, Comha 11, George 12 and . , RobstetUlr ■ix to round out thr Rod Devlll' lop five. Jerry Macr Plu1 IP Ind led Zale11ld with ti point, whll rec111111b1'1 tlr1 MoKibbcn and Shutts had t2 an IM pllce n1 llelOW 13. " Amorlc,a'1 QU,\J,ffT - til'I Rutland oulacored Zaleski fro, INSTAiiA,iONS CMAilPIOK tNld delilD tho field !I lo 12 whll AND \.IIPAIIS Q 8/F, S ■ fety-Forlifiecl cord body ry bltllng • ve nice SU per con * Mam wilh Firestone Rublier-X at tho lino- Zaleokl waa olf a . GUARANTEED to go tho dlarlly line hitting 1 2 of 21 •' Need au,n bot water to keep the home thru Ice, mud or snow RAYON NYLON 1D4 bouNhold IOIDI miartly? A new, lar• llm!P, or we P•Y the tow A thrllllna nip and tuck ball: .., water heater pro�ly lmlalled Is th• Tube-type lllack• White' lllaak• Whltll0 · 'IDIWe?- We carry lbe IIIIPt makes. dovelopod In the prellmlnar ,:.'. " 1,(1(),11 tt.15 pme with • the Zalellkl reserve tLtl 111.IO aG .... .... 11..... '69,95 edging out • SI to 36 win over th, 1,71),10 11.tl ,,. •"1 ... t._lO tLN 111.IO ltlOHT Llttlo Jlocl Devlil In the fin•' 7,11),10 14.05 17.IO 11.IO (,IO ...,..ch ol play. Cbeadlo lei 7,(1()-10 18.40 11,U 11.IO tut · with 18 point,, Colley had t fo,· ' 7.50-14 N Y LO N Coadl Jim Vennari luel bl> T U B E L E !:1. S f1111lly 111d1 Rod l)m) qulnltl ... the road ' FrldAJ tho -.I -­ ... ol tho Ripley Vlklnp. 'lllll pm m11 ba pt.:,ad at Rav­ . - EAR MUFFS 19c THE SHOE BOX \ ::S. • ,a a.-t Ph ilco TELEVISION I IS A. GIFf FOR THE FA.MILY% �- am· Philco Portable Special ', lronmen N"1p e-11ston F"1ve A r,'1310 68 43 GABS fIAJSes - I I tree: SEO Stand"mgs . I' =� · LOW COST Red DeVl18 Ut Fast Break O --To Beat Zaleski" :health ;..�'INSURANCE I p . PR ICE S RE UC ED .n: on fi rest on e TIR ES .._. A cross-th e-Board I TO[,_.iiiii;;;;;;;;======a;I ·'" HOTEL MARTIN BAR G I FT S FOR CHRISTMAS NOW OPEN (Open 24 Hours A Day) •· :as. E. E. K. & Co., Inc. , P0MEROY .WY 2-3290 ( un- SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY J I Jtat Your Family ",0"9rown Your ' • �.· I I , . .. . .; , ,- .: : .: :' .:' .. firttton t '°"ii •• 7'-d!tiJJ.,t:tJ- -:� � · _ ;t t . ,· \ Valley Plumbing 1,n·j, Dhio . . ·' ·:..., ·. . and Hsul•ng, Inc. '°9"'@,-••• 0. �,, ,('1 -,: ,._!!•-� �l!lf . -� .\''\ ' ' '( •' llflbl ,.. ...Dail Rllilaal 'Martin 8 (S. I) 11, 1W llel l(N) e, Cuter I (tol I, � I (Hl 11. Du11111, I (Ml 7, Hollman 7 u:,i;; �� I C • ? -1o1, � JJ��� - . CROW'S fflAK HOUSE ,-_.y,lot,ie ��..,.�i-... ...e-..-u•� r ' ; FIRESTONE CHAMPIONS 96 * raa1z■ 1 5!! -- ,...,,. "" 1111 Available � •. 3""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""\ 'Wat• ""'"' ,.> - :::··:::·_:21__�1�150�145�============="""="""=""",_� ,r_ S. • -' I ' ' · 9 17 ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION ._. cxwen• . . . ,_ 1 5 SPECIAL Nowl At CROW'S . • ,_�-r,,�---...-� .i, . . ,.,.i,.,� •. ,. ,.... · 1415 1830 ,, ··· . . . . . - ·W1ttlAMS N · O 01t CO. Phil WllllamloD-flreltone Dlllributor W, MAIN srit■IT ,, . · l'OMlltOY, .,..10 . 1. 1 '' cmmm SERVICES �. . . . .. - .. . . . •_ ._ 1 990 ,_ 10_ _ ntt _ o _,_ epon d1_ d_ _ Ml _•_ 1 ,_ roy _ e _e_ 1n _ m _ _ Po Sent ,_ ....., r •N __ WANT ADS .. ... - - . .. ... ... -= , ,,..... "' . lloy �-.. c..;oOH l Sf-. n 24 inch bicycle. BOY'S 20 HICYCl.t:. \\ di sell 1 12 ' lO-.'.ltc f'hone W[ 9-3 124cheap. Ph \\'Y 2-294_ l l I2 1 J�ltc 1 -=- (9) FOR SALE • rNow' How 'B out Th.at River R e>Jort � , Gau�e niadings: G.il 1 1 1ulls cfan' {Continued From Page One) 18 7. 9.6. runn.ng 2 feel un t h t! A nd this tim e he set his sleigh down on the g n. t• 1td . And that was the time he 1ot caught in the act · rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 1 8, Pt. Pleasant 24.69, Hin ton .051 staI saw him myself . so [ know it's a fact . tionary. Kanawha Falls .06.S risThe pup got his bone, butl i t made S a nta blue To think that he'd missed him: he WASN'T qui te ing, Charlestor1 J7.!JI stationary. through A ll movet1ble dams on the Ohio ! River are l!P - London . M nrme1 So that's why we have all those Santas at Christmas !T h etre on every corner �rom here to �he Isthmus !_) �d Winfield dams were on th· fhey re J I ! out there work10g 1 each helping and helping I sills. To bring ALL the gifts, ane keep pu � p!es f�orn yelping. ! Boat movemuts: p.m. Bayou Lallelne dowo :J 15 .il.m. Cornell up 9: 25 a.m. Kane11· ha RtYf!r - D u n c a n I ' Ill Urncc down Marmet 1 : 06 a.m. ( 1 4) FOR RENT PVBLIC AUCTION - --:-- . Salanl.ay. Ott. n, 12:30 p. 111. Helen z . up Marmet f : � a.m. E HT ROOM HOU , t o v: 1 "1 � � ri y home has been sold, there- JG Solvay up M annet I a.m. Mer• nge N FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 1 fore, I wiU sell the following room apart men Ls. e 11:!°� hone _ Vi'Y z.3277.. _ P rill up Winfield & : !S p.m. MyrRATES personal property at the houSl' tie C. down Winfield e;40 p.m. and Furnished at 744 East Main St. , Pomeroy. APARTMENTS 4 CflDtJ per word, one kosertion. Minimum charJe-60 eenta. I centa per word for three consecuti'!le inseruoru. oo R . w. Lea down Winfield 2: II 2 piece living r m suitt>, one mJurmshed. McMasters, MiddleSpecia l---ODfl month for 30 cent& �r word. 3-3-tf porL_ Phone WY2- :t82 L eruiy chair. two end tables, om· a, m. c. v . Homer doWD Wio� rate of 4 cent.a per word will be charged for ad­ coffee table, two lamps, gray \; !CELY F RN SHED 5 nom! ftl'tiaing ii not paid within 10 daya after receivi ng biU. field f a.m.. U I bedroom suite, Frigidai re re- · Error, in Advertising-Should be reported immediately. apa.rlmt:nt . automatic fumac-e. _ !_ 1 The Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than frigeralor. five piece dinette Pho e WY t home . the a or Phil William Mrs. t 4 l n - Oh io Rlvn - 'l'rade W I n d s 2-387 one incorrect insertion. l L2- 30 c , eV 0f lO nS set, Hardwick gas range, two Qf \. Card of Tbanb and SpeclaJ NoticP1 of Events SL .DO. son on December 16 to make down 13, 3 · 45 a.m. Albert Hold.utiLlty cabinets, 7 piece din in� ------- - Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. tray f�vors. A thank you no�e was en up !4 , 2 : 30 p.m. Peggy DownON � FIVE ROOM APARTMENT p WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. room suite , one floor lam . 4 read JOm Mrs. Ralph Gilmore t') up 14, 6 p.m. Orlenian up 14, with bath. Phone WY 2-3642 or 16 60c 90c $1.35 $<i.M table lamps, and a few other . Y 17-tfc vemngs WY 2-3319. 11 20 U 60c $1.20 for nowers sent at the death of , 7 : 55 p.m. Titan up 14, 10: SO p.m. $6,00 , 1.00 I I useful articles. � . 25 75c $1.50 $2.25 $7.50 hf.Ir molher. Chr!s Jr. up 15, 6:40 p.m. AliRobert L. Faulk. Owner TRAILER SPACE, IDEAL loca A six o'clock turkey dinner preI Mrs. �ne Eu Br-,wn , g u e 8 t i quippa down 16, 4!-45 a.m. Ted g Ml received by 10 A. M. will bo In that day•• paper. ; Terms of Sale: Cash. tion near grade schoo l in Mid- eeded the meeting of the Twilight d1 aker pl yed her , oollet- i D. down 17, 5: 10 p.m, Robert , � 5 s� Th . club acciden held 3346 for Carden W ponsible ursday evel8 i Not re:i . dleport. Phone Y 2. PH ONE WY 2-2 1 57 t,ons or portraits �f the ,-,tadon- stewart down 17, 7:50 p.m. WalSale conducted by J. O. McCor. 12-5-6!c ning a. the home of Mrs. Pearl , AuctiOMer: I . 0. '\tcCoy 1 Hysell, M u lberry Ave. The home na and gave an mterestmg ex- ter Beckjord down 17, 5: 50 a.m. 12 10 6tc \lODERN unfurnished 3 rooms was decorat.d in keeping with I plan•ti0n of th'm. Preceding her 1 Elizabeth down la, S p.m. Little (9) FOR SALE ( I ) NOTICES talk, Mrs, Hrown a�ked l h e F�ward �own 19, 3:40 p.m. Capand bath ap.ll'lmenl Birch cab- t h� ho:iday season including hol- ! I . 1 --·---I WILL NOT BE responsible or GOOD USED 24 INCH BICTCLE. , -g, There . lo s s A Song group In tam HarrlSOn down 19, 12: 05 a.m. ANTIQUES FOR OffiISTMAS m y po ttia candles inets disposal incinerator ] inse and lights , · ' · ' ' d . -·' •· · 12-7-3tc 9-3124. PhQJ1e Wl debt, cont.acted by any other ___ ____ ,I Aztec up 20, 10: 40 p.m. J e a n large closets. Phone WY2-51U on the mantel, and lighted Christ- J1 The A tr. ___ , G 1f�. cut • coIOrea and presse I cl s an y old lamp lovel also glas Hutc�inson up 21, 3 : 25 a.m. M �e s The hristmas arrangeme�t ! of � 9- 16-tfc ' mas figurines in Mch window. I LI MEST?NE. ,� �v SIZE, rurnish. gn�: A. L. Rollins. than �rae PornW Main, 700 ves. primill Cred I itor up 21. 5 a.m. El�erchff t month by made WilderMrs. oo HosteSSt>s for the evening were delivered and truck spread. 4 ROOM UNFURNISHED AND 12 10 JtP ed eroy. up , 12 : 25 a.m. Jerry Bosworth muth 23 large a was or ' basket cones, Shuler's Construction Company. I room furnished Phone WY 2� , ttrs. Hysell, Mrs;. Gerald Wilder________ _ t'ERMITE AJIID PEST CONTROL Phone WY 2-3051. 1 l�tc . 02 W 2-5 down rn holly, 23, 3:45 a.m. Charles Stevtr and o aments. Cor, ee muth, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, and J2-7-6tc � Y 2'l3 3302_ Chrislirle ·Beegle. b7 f'aba. Fret lupedlon. luur• down 23, 6 : 45 a.m. Ernes-nson � the by �ages were made members : with 12 9 I\Lp l\-lrs. Katherine Millikan, N � NaUo■wkle. Phone R. GAS, FUEL on. and coaJ fur-t up e udged KIii Thim Youf'lllf with Eddie Mrs. by Tl, 7:20 a.m. Coleman m h, t i l m S Mrs. John Handley a, �ontr bu- l J naces. Call for free estimates. 30, Lo Al.Al U.00-IT up a.rn. D. ud A. Senlee station WY !• 2:20 uisiana Mrs. Louis Mr, Reihe] and , Phil rt MODERN NEwLY DECORATED ling hostess. The table was at. T CONTIOL ._26-Uc I Foreman & Abbott MJddlepo ERMITI Laco 31, Ila. up 5·35 a.m. Bayou I I mb Williamson, V. with A, Mrs. Howunfurn ished four rooms and I tractive in white cover and dee6-IO-tfc , EuJ to ve S more $1 or 00 a 32 up , a.m. 30 : 32 1 Coal King up ell , winning first; Mrs. Waldo J. IJNDE& NEW as furnace. : orated with holly, candles and '. 1 bath g apartment, No u . nti. � h se pl.a to arm 33 3 PIECE BEDROOM SU�. Mat- 1 1 i miniature Nativity Scenes. Pa- Bartels, second : and Mrs. Jed ◄ : 20 a.m. 0. F. Shearer up , I Phona WY 2-3874. am Lowe 1 8errict1 Station and n 6:20 a.m. Webster .&. , third. Can,--o11t. Powell street, Mid- tre�JJ and box apr�g, hke new, , 12 10 6lp vors were candy canes. �'!:t':c::. i 1 r, dressc �able. Sland , GaWpolhi Data - Larry Turn- at your Lumber Yard. 'fbou.. $JO, $7S re , &part. Feat•rlDf mlDor . 8 room house, w - Following the dinner Mrs. Hen- , Gifts ot food were broi1ght by RAC NE . 1 a i nessy president conducted the the members for a JK:edy ram.Uy er down S p,m. Bob Benter up and1 uae il l : . IN palrl. ID Jobi and complete ! $2; • chair■ $8 Ava Gilkey, - a r. Ingels wishes to con - I ter, electri�d y, gas, $25.00 aeleeffoa if bever glf'1. Onllle , Harrisonville, Ohio. M tc 12--8-J . , rneet�g which oi,ened with devo- i Attending were those nooned - - --- -- 11 a pick to party reliable • 10nt tect h art Bi o I Rac e, m z I w . s, C Jr. , Pomeroy i Star ' Rt. : . · J....... • l ons by Mrs. Louia Reibel who above and Miss Sarah Phillips, Le J u: 5 sotc s1 N G E R SEW JNG-MACHINE, : up pa)"ment1 o r . o. 1 10. ( 121 10-Utp I - -- - - - - ---Alexander Fer�•=n R ti d, "".""" • u an · ______ ____.c gave Uie Christmas atory taken , Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. Dwight l"OJl THE BEST hamburger Iove1y blond consolo like new. i Debra Lyno Patrick, Oa k H 1 1 1, from Luke 2. Members respond•i Parker, Misses Augusta and LuEquipp,d lo make bullonholes, : $8.50 per week on ( 1 7) HELP WANTED yo)!'ve ever eat.n, Jack ' s Dairy Miss M ry Alice Crabtree, a Jack.� ---- eel to roll call with a Chrlslmas 1 crelia Genheimer, Mrs. T. A. 12-7-&lp dam, embroidery and sew 1n Bar, Middleport. --- ;- - -,- _ Phone WI 9�641 ' WANTE D. TWO CAR salesmen. decoration. Plana were made to ! May , Mra. Ben Neutz. ling, M iss son.' _Robert S. Miller, WeUston, I zippers. Assume lasl 8 pay- 1 f 1 No Experience necessary, GUN SHOOT, SUNDAY, Decem- , ment, of IS. BO month GuaranPhillip RACINE, OHIO B. Grahm, Rt. I Beaver, make tray favors for the Melg, Ada Hoskins and gue,ts M r s. 1 Keith Goble Ford, Middleport, General ber ll, sponaored by M o o • e i �ct. Phone WY 2-2204. 12-8-6tc : r and Mra. Willa r d Mar k ins, onI I tm I •--------• Hospital at Chrls as Brown Miss Vida Ihle a�d Mrs ""'8,, Behind Skallng Rlnk on ' Ion. ( 12 ) 8-31c and aIso to d orat, the Sh ' j E es = • op m pers ec · 12-8-3tp 2 STORY BRICK BUILDING. Old 11oute 7, 1 ----Birth■ _________ Lounge. Memben BNI to meet l · •- - Business room and 2 apart\\, ANTED, WOMAN BE1WEEN ! Mr,. Jo ph F. Jone,, Gallipose (6) · LOST AND F� U � D , ments, U3 feet deep. Middleage 3� and 50 lo live In a n d ri (20B) INSURANCE I ]is, daughter, P ce was $2200 . 80. now on 9:46 p.ln. Friday. r::1re for four children. W r l t e --------- ---- � LOST - ONE TRUCK TIRE and port Pnco $21 ,000.00. Contact u h Mrs. William Monroe llall, Rt. 1 Pomeroy Box 3ti8 or phone WY COMPl.ETE INSURANCE PRO- ) J�er��r� io!!·. rlD) between Pomeroy imd Har- Wal ter G rueser. WY 2-3230, 1 1 R.e� Enlerecl Ro1pltal Crown City, daughter, 4:51 p.m l Po lio tedion, Life, Aulo, Fire, 12-6-fitc '.!-2784. - apartment for reo r. 11-7-tf l y 2 pc. living room ,uite Jr rllonvUle. If found notify Walt Ainong tho who entered HolFriday. Mrs. se Larry E. Dailey, ---Call Don Mills, M1ddlcpo11, . --· _ _ ! fine cover wlth 4 matche<' _ _ - ·er Morris, Harrisonville, o· hospital r past the so n 24 1900 hour, Cheelnut 1 St., n, I 31 : 4 p.m. ze ' (18) EMPLOYMENT DAJINES.SIMPSON INSURANCE � WY um. 12 10 stp WI LL SAcdh·1cE - Singer Auto- tables, 2 table lamp,, 3 p,· a H. s, h Kent Evan Fourt 433 Frid y. •· matic Zig Zag Sewing Machine. I walnut bedroom with mas ---- ----· - - Agents, Middleport F•··• Auto- :•• WJiNTED ve., Mrs. _ Richard L. Meadows, Dl1ehu1ed _ _ 2 ehesl ive triple dre,.er, " 5 s ·s, : WY 11, s T ho SALES l _ _ , AU O w, a. Make, butbu le on lon (8) . mobile. Bond _ _ _ _ _ 2'1-tl RI.. 2 Galhpolls, Mn!. Arthur C. Patients . IOUSECLEAN!NG. BABY SIT• and bookcHe bed, boudoir ------- - - --recently diS<harged Jn. ton,, overcasll blind I, "''• and , 1 82903· If PONTlAC $395.00. 8 cyl. 4 dr. 1amps , plllowa, m8ttre11 end -•• ______ · Preston, Rt. l Bidwell, Mr&. Hareluded Mrs. M G. Willianu, Mr,. TING. Will 1lve in. Write: The dozens oC fancy deslgnJ without d D old Dally Sentinel, Box 668-8. Miller . Wat.rloo, Mr,. E. '..amber!. E. Homer Layne, , E. (2 1 ) R EAL E STATE allachment,. Will sell to respon- l :: d;:;);::�1 �fh :1".;,t po::�\;.:;:,• �::; Thomas Rose, Marquetlt! Ave., Lacy Henry, R C. Sheridan T. 12 9 6 c sJble party payments for 1 1 of ' ____ ing ehalni, t twin bed wlth __ __ -tn.r'1, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1. MODER · - --N RANCH TYPE three pt• Pieasant, M" sarah I E . S. R···-·'J · � , Mrs. B. H. Hankins, matlres,, ,pring, lal'lle 9.3 I month. P h one WY 2dres• per 12 I et, $ .5 (20) BUSINESS bedrooIll home, living r o o m, Nease, Mason, W. Va., Jody Scott N. M. Kloes, 1 2204• Mrs. Willie Lead• , 12--Utc l 1er and mlrror. kitchen, bath, har<lwood floors, I Dye, Evan,. W. Va., Charles E. Ingham, Mn!. · - -- 1 1 , SERVICES C. L. Sliver, Mrs II ,.;;;;;; �-•ROI.ET .....oo. 8 cyl, • --- - ------ --·;;;::;;;;;:;;:-:;;;;::;-:::;: ___ full buement a n d rarage _:.___:.____.:___.:_.:....::. OWGINALLY THIS OUTFIT William Gibbs, B. H. Riggs, MlcbI tXPER1· MEAT cull�g ..... New p,lnl job. Extra I KIRBY VACUUM CLEANE!t in I a n d, Phone SH 2-4162 or ,.. Carroli ael Roe, Carolyn Murnaharn, &Ol<l tlrell. lllaettnar'1, Pom- 1 excellent condition w ith • 1 1 I SOLD FOR I wrapping. Phona WY 2-11975. Snowden, Rutland, Ohio, Randal Friend, Becky F u l h, .,,,., Ohio. tJ 1 61< . cleaning altachmeni,. Sold new $2200.80 j Simon'• Market, Pomeroy !2-5-fitc Sharon Lanon, Ranald Greeal .., for ,179. l!O pay oil $37.oo �- I I'_ ll-30-30tc ' ________ I � PLYMOUTH vi -695 .00�-d� . : Doris Shoemaker, Richard George .,,, LU.. new flni,h, Bl ffl- payment, of ,1.00 each Plf,lhi UNPAID IALANCI ' 1Joe Smlth, Mn. W. O. Dyer and l2-Milo BUILDING SlJPPLY Pomeroy, Ohio. I WY 2-2204. NOW ONLY f'99,IO lnlant daughter, M n. J. O. HowKltchen Cablnell, vinyl ashes- � I . 12 I lie ' DON'T PUMP YOUR SLUGGISH DEC. t .) ard, Mn. D. C. Gwsler and Mrs. · --;;- I o.p" Tank. Gel Klean-em-all ,_ ••·-• 1 1 ,____ , tion. awn;;--;,::-;=-:::--�--; I The Loyal Pals Cius of I h e G, E. Carter. oo uo ltl VB ,m.oo. Cuslomline oepllc tank cleaner. Ohio Vall"!' No Down Payment Inf, window type. Call Nelg• POMEROY - 1 • story frame, • • '•liddleport Chur,h of Chrbl will door, Worth much more. A A1llq r■, Racine, Ohio. le " "'·TFC . roomo and bath, full bMement , ; meot al the home of Mn. Audrey ! , g 11-17-30tp Pomeroy Pltunbin . I B · tnar'i, P·meroy, Ohio. I coonltn:-;;,' the midnight ,.. A Nece111ry au- heat, basement gar- l"ro,t this Fr�y evening inltead port · G- gu II I 6t , JUST LIKE NEW, 8 CU. FT apt. Am CONDIT!ONW of the nursing department 1 age, lot. '3000.00. Tel1J!l. !i of al the home of M n. Jenkinson l large . ERATION ,.,. . . Clair Spencer, Thoma, Ryan 1ndl --- · ---- -- / ,be refrlgeralor and 18 cu Contact Mr. fnc:els 19"8 CHEVROI..ET I FOUR DOOR 'flDDLEPORT - l-1tory frame , 31 was preV,('lL'iY &nnoun:-ed. Mr11 . 1 Mrs, Chauncey Rose were all 1rl frigeratlon. New I Kelvinator Up-Right Freezer. 2 6 rootruI 1nd bath (I be.!roomsl,: Grace Pratt wUl l,,e Ibo asalstlng poor condlUon WY- -21138 llllalr. v_,, &ood condition 1795 1249_ 00, Call WY 2-1238. TU 2-35.17, 1 gu fumaco, good localion. ho■teu . Gill Muter. Phon1 WY 2-lltN!. INGILS PURNITURI 12-Ulc Those who ;...,. listed 81 fair ' AUCl'IO�E 1'tMle $5 ,500.00, DEC, :t! l Included Cary Maynard, Charle, REASONABLE RA 1 ,:,i 4 WHI, , DBIVE JEEP, 11147, 11M N, Second Middleport f ��-R-l" ,_ fr ., .... Clna UHd Can � •-, """'• w· 1 The Laurel Cllff Better Health Stockhoff, Mn. Kelly C o l l l n 1, SATISFACTION GUARANTE&D ��•� complcicly NJbulll Phone WY ly Insulated, 6 room, and bath, : club wUl have their Chrlsbn.. Clyde Southard, Charles McEllD Mun ud Modell r C e Startln o wrlle L O. Mee., g Monday, all D . ID, 12-Mtc 2-202ll. ec plenty c!OJiell, full ba,ement, i dlnner Monday at 6:30 p.m, al hinney, Mn. Nina Wagner, Deblllfl'ROl'OLIT.\N MOTOR.II Store Houra 9 to 9 Evecy Cbnlor, Oblo oiii gu furnace, Loi IIOx lOO on pav• the Circle nsllurant follow.., by ra Patrick, Roger Vance, Ru■ty Doy UnW Christmas. - Eal Mala Ill. l-3WO-ip eel road' $9000 .oo. · · a party and 12.00 gill exchange in Baird, M r■ • Lance Lyo'!I, Mn. ' P-,, Oblo __ AUIERT M. cox, llaleamaa tho puty room. Louil Laml;,, Mn. Wiley Coleman, .1 ELECTROLUX VACUUM CleanFor Sale llfra. Emma Shaver, Robert MU. BOX ZZt PBONJI: UIIO er In top condllino Include, December tJ WY Alexander JCn PIAN08 - Buy DOif for ler, Robert111 Berry, throw out paper bags and all Pl'A Ul Ila WY '11Io Portland F l orguaon, Cccll Plckeu <who ,... cleaning altaclun ta. Pay off � at dlllcount prices. lJ 10 Ito l!'antlly Night -� COMPANY tau trade-lnl. w, ...,_, In Rt. 141 a«ldent wt injured "13. t.l or 6 paymeru, of $6.:16 ---------- ! Monday evening, Dec. 12, al H and r He South Third Aft. l ndencio Sa �; lluy now al Rutland }'ur­ ome ; turday A la b' M R Phou. WY 2-2204. OO HOUSE WITH B TH, grade achoo!. Each IU-6tc faml paCall Dick Sterrett Mlddieport nltunl, Rutland, Ohio. tJ.1--W, funw:e but, atorm window, aated lo bring either ■an dwlcbel Jahn 'lbompson. All 0th" ! ELECTRIC TRAIN SET, excelBolore t,SO ,t,, M. llenll were � good. garage, pod localioll. PhoDI or cookleJ, TWO ROOM TRAILER ON Pmn­ Mlddlotlort WY 2•264f l l01JI c o n d I I I o n. Reasonable SH Hirl3, Rulland. 11 :18 121c KAUtt f ID ITORI Dll:C. u trO)'llarrilonvUlo Road. Jame1 prleo Pllone WY 2-3tl0! alter I '11Io lneeltng of Ibo TNsteet of Rl l, PtJDerOy, Ohio. p.m.· Day1 all SaturUnllld 12 I tic Finl Presbyterian the OR A FOR SALE 1U3tc ' HAAIILL IIRVIC I STATION (24 ) day. O!urch, Mlddllport, wUl be held t TON OF IITRAW. SQUARE ' M. Monday ovenlng In the Putor'• FOR CHRISTMA8 - Now White Balla. 4IIO bu. of 0011, EmmeU FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDSI •••ry Dor Sonic• Give Him A , new lirol, llludy al 1:IO, Tlieoday evening N 0. WJU, l'omen,y, Ohio. Partabll ••wing machine, •·· ---------- 'l(i TO CHEVROLET Also, freab cow. G. A. Deem. Ra- the Deacou and Deaconessea will 12 S etp .t.llCl'IONU& so. Melp SewinJ C·Jter, Mid· CD. 0., PhoDI WI WOlltl. - at 1: IO. Wednelday the Se.We Mix Concrelti To Your Own Speclflcutlon■• dleport, 0. (12l 1-«p C..plele tJ81l:D SEWING MACHINES a4-6lp t1on wUl meet at • p,m. with new Dall- II Right To Your Job When N11d1d. · ON &,adfor,I ·� up. Jdonl Chrilbnu Gift. FOR SALE: l!'OR BALANCE _______ momlior, who wW be received -· Pbou .. ...,.,, houo 11.tll and '3.1111. DUE. - Two a plec,, brtaldut into the church on Sunday 18th. SaV9S Wnt. A. C. IIRADl!'ORD, llaelao. &.gal Notice ll1!11 l!ewlng Cent.r, �Uddl• -. 1 Frlgldalro refrigerator. � 12 � Queen Washer: I deak , lNTERIOR PAINTING AND I s,..... 01) 1-etc A Ovallty Gift Thal WIii u•a• NOTtco, JIOI'!, O. '11Io December ._Una a n d ua Pay For lltelf • n·d Fur­ and ch,lr; I three piece bed- W■llpaperlng. Work gwu-anteed t�.= Cbristma■ party ot the Mid h dleIIOOM HOUSE and approxl­ nish Extra Income B• room sult.1. Ph, WY 2-2111 be- Carl E. Nelson, Rutland, Ohio. - " Pomo,.,, Ohio. ,., "'' .,... _. 111. -, drilled • t 1 1, n t"'A• BPW Club wUl be held this nmacu n Of Olrffton amt UMi U , o tween t a• m. aod 5• 30 p• m. •WY z-12 I Ith. '"'I' of -,, other 'butl■IIN th•I tJnllJ' um• evening at the Masonic Han" A ••• In kitchen, with or with­ Won lh• lllNUq, will ... Mld al It 9 11:c 1'IUELLEB ftJRNA.CU. WEIT� th• olfle. ot Aid Pa11111ro,- N'aUonal turkey dinner at 8:30 will preOlli lunillurt. Will ..crUlce. Al Low Al $25,95 Down _______ , Place INGHOUSE appllancea. Arnold ::.- 09 +laa� lO. lNl at ue cede the meeting. A doliill' gift HANDMADE APRONS, IANr Knapp, t mile up Balley I mall, towela, luncheon cloths. G>lllON aoun:rrn Brothen, Syracuae• Ohio. Phone achange will be held• 11-lMitp Ila Rd. PNl&d1a1 ~· mowa n ••"-lll Mn. •.__ IJ 9 61c WY :H384. DEC, It 11-11-tl <II> ,-.,.,._,L Where Quality II P1Nmount (1) ' ... Racine Grango will meet DoONE USED BUMPER POOL Phont WY-2·2176 -,lier !4th for their party. Table • Regulation 1bie. Lib Cul Your own c....... lvltentul • ,,_ will be a lliSc llfl exchange, new, Would make a good O.rlat l'OMIROY, OHIO Luher Trw Ferm Glfll lot Ille A- Slate llmplt.m11 gilt, Call WY U'lll6. lutlond, Ohle al p,Uenll, allO art1cleo for 1 G.E CANNISTtR V a e u u m 12 t lie .,... ...... 114 hubt for · -11 Will be Cleaner. UNd ...., lltUo ... ll ABY HEll!'ER CALF , week old. hrouaht to tltl, meeting. llefnoh. l'ONlll:S l!'OR CIIIIJ8TMAS, , ruerant.,.J. '11111 week GIiiy j Nleo poay, chlldron'• pet, dapmenll will bt cooklel. .00. 'l'erml, Phone WY l-220! ; pl• and whl1a mane and tall. 1 P.M. GAL�A · WAY FARM •_ u... ...., down Pl,)'ll1eDI will hold $111 DEC. 1' 12-&6tc Pearl Willlamll, Horrlsonvllle 1 0 Miles E11t Of Athens, O., On 1111111 <llrlltmu. Paul Orr, FLOWERS, PO'l'l'ED PLANTS Rood, Pomeroy. Pb. WY Hmi . Pia. WI Nm. Rout. 50 to 329 Through Guysvill• I r.,,i:i�u� 12 I 3tc and cemetery bouquete. RI,111I ll-lJ.11-11-tlp dq Dae. H al Ille bome ol llrl. Mill , VBNfflAl'{ BLINDS, all color1, noldo, Ralph Mcllade from 10:111 L m. Slreel Middleport. (91) MARINE SUPPLIES 12·1� to p. m. O!rlllmu Idell and W...... Blinrlll and llhadel all A.I II IIPBCIALI ........ Dalli Wlppal Suppl,r, Ill flRE WOOD, OAK and Poplar. ftlenu 11iae,tlonl will be I h e rr M......, It R P. Mtl.lt topic. An ol gll\lI not llalaa A.... Pu.woy, Ohlo. Cut to Order for the llollda,y • .. 2 to II years old. Some ,_,. balance close. Nearly P Or rord, all vaccinated with -:;;;al• comlllf( from state 1, . � • r.=.:. � ._ approved herd. All with Individual stafe-health paIIB'l'IIONILft'AN II010U <II• Nie pe g • - Mala -. p rs. These are bi cows with well attached ud• u; ders and real dairy type. Small calves aold separ¥fJST l!'OR CAR OWNSRS. ve - W'IWrll ately mam Battery lat life of w-. ...Uc ---------e lALDWIN Every cow was personally picked direct from '3.00 Guaranteed. (1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY the farm In Wisconsin by JD)'lelf, Every cow mUJt eWUIILITZIR Maude w. Young Cll1fc1 Or ry. Our reputation la our be satisfacto 1ni1 OTHII •AMOUS Phone WINl4l Jlaclne. WILL PAY CASH l!'OR Slfil,L FINANCING AVAILABLE RANDS < 12 l I� ...,_ ud ......,._ Glvo Ille, 7=---= � 1 '¥ e-�-___:, 1 loalli■I ud lllklng p r l c a. - --4...,. ce. cCtJLLOG UN SAW uted BAII AWAY Write TIit Dol11 ...,. 11tt1e. • ,,_,1 ..._ u... S ltJ .........,, Obit. P1iaae WY-Nffl II s ltltp Doaald Auellonun O• C 11 III H,. la11 • •lll c,. w"' 1., Mkh. � t;IR �R SADIPHONll. RI. No _i, ,r · o. � , . • 111 " ., · � -·- ,. ,..,... -Cail 1 ft 'lali. DNic .· • r � • • "- • , D • M k M eet,ng H e/d 8 Gorden C/ b Sherwin-Williams PAI N TS - - - - -- -- - 1 '---�===�----��=�==,--'I General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets 1 I ,ERMITES I I , ___ N QT IC E MANAGEMENT. I ,. ___ , F11rniture B1111-ers! t · · -··--- -- ----- 1 4 R00ffl 5 J::� ,!f:!: --- 1 I RAC I N E PLANING Mill 0 t s•--- Furn"ture �ot!:�t C� Y(�\ 1J1Ji (J , i')J,fa_; Holzer Hospital 80 j Obiul RESIDENT Pbon; PLASTIC FLAf WALL FINISH :::,r;:;�i• ---------- 1 I NEIGLER lair'•· = -• • •�'"• .1111'_...LI.- b� �-If' bbl , , n, Meigs-Mason wming Events ---'='--c-,.,------' l.. I ' r� ( II ' l ==--====== I· v-. ... BE PRACTICAL �"""""""""""""""""""""""""I GIVE . --1 Week doy •7r:.:�:; Ready-Mix Concrete TRADE Money _ Time _ ou. ho:'!:': f ':�� ....... mali!T u; • ■ v�t�i'I� McC ulloch Chai n Saw I :!t_• :r.mo . QUALITY lfatlr, Meigs Equipment Co a.- • I Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. DA I Ry A u CT I O N Tuesday, December 13 f I . VA LLEY . L UMB E R and Supply = :::.:: J-._ a. a. ::, �.:... 1scOOS1·n Holste'1ns an guarantee. a.. -. "" J1• so W' Mlle · DOYT · Phon A..__ '2•,ul4 "" SllWART . Nit,...,...._ a '-111 CLOSING SPECIAL =:_ DAIRY VALLEY A'I' errh,.,. !iJ :'��.:: P I AN O S - DEC. 10th and 11th 1vJ 2 Pints 2 Quarts Of FROZBI CUSTARD And Get 1 Free Of v,.. Clloctlatt Cluistneu ·�- Trees h S•i. h Pte•�a •lr9 V.Ut At 'l'lle �rl..• -- . , . -. If/I p� !�.. . -- DaDy Senlt■II, Pllmll'01•?ttldmeport, 0., WMPO Radio 25 Sign On 7 . 30 Music F0< Eu)' Liltenlna "46 Sunday Cluipel 8:00 Rev. Montgomery <Rutlandl e· " Sunday Chopel 8: U Social s..urlly Show 8:IO Country H)'r!ID Titna 8:'11 Manbalten Melodlel ,,oo The 0.urch at Work 9: 15 The Sunday Show 9:25 News 9, Ill The Sunday !!bow 9:5'1 News Headlines & Weather to,oo The Sunday show 10:25 New, 10: IO The s...i., Show 10:57 News Headlines 6 Weather 11:W 1be Smtday Show . 11:2& News 1 1 : IO The Hour ll!,00 Noon NeWI Ill: a Almy !!bow 12:IO SUnday Sbowt.. 1:15 Newl 1 : 30 Sunday Sho1:57 New, Headlines I Weather 2:00 Sunday Showcftll 2:25 Neww 2:30 Sunday Showcue 2:57 New BeodlinOI • Weather 3:00 Sunday Showcuo 8:25 New1 3 : 30 Sunday Showe... 3,57 News Readlfnu I Weather 4:00 SUnday Sbo10C811 4:30 NtWI 4:35 Sunda1 Showcae s:oo Nelfl l'lllal 6:ll Off tlle Ab- , , , "= !lei. -- 10, 1980,7 • 81\TUIU)AT 1: 111 ••__.. � 6: 00 Mel Price Show 6:ll Coualry • w...,, Top TIii 8:IO Farm Time 6: IS -, ,.__._ • ..... TIii 6:57 N.,.. 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UJI MIIJ lalO Dla ft M ... ,.., 11r11111a ... 111,0D to:• .... lltt ..... 11:IO IMIWI U11I W..._ u,11 11u,v: I NANCY AUN't FRITZ! ••• WHAT DOES "BRAND x• MEAN (' _., IT'S A PRODUCT WHICH ISN'T VE RY GOOD �. . . . .. - .. . . . •_ ._ 1 990 ,_ 10_ _ ntt _ o _,_ epon d1_ d_ _ Ml _•_ 1 ,_ roy _ e _e_ 1n _ m _ _ Po Sent ,_ ....., r •N __ WANT ADS .. ... - - . .. ... ... -= , ,,..... "' . lloy �-.. c..;oOH l Sf-. n 24 inch bicycle. BOY'S 20 HICYCl.t:. \\ di sell 1 12 ' lO-.'.ltc f'hone W[ 9-3 124cheap. Ph \\'Y 2-294_ l l I2 1 J�ltc 1 -=- (9) FOR SALE • rNow' How 'B out Th.at River R e>Jort � , Gau�e niadings: G.il 1 1 1ulls cfan' {Continued From Page One) 18 7. 9.6. runn.ng 2 feel un t h t! A nd this tim e he set his sleigh down on the g n. t• 1td . And that was the time he 1ot caught in the act · rollers. Pomeroy-Mason 21 1 8, Pt. Pleasant 24.69, Hin ton .051 staI saw him myself . so [ know it's a fact . tionary. Kanawha Falls .06.S risThe pup got his bone, butl i t made S a nta blue To think that he'd missed him: he WASN'T qui te ing, Charlestor1 J7.!JI stationary. through A ll movet1ble dams on the Ohio ! River are l!P - London . M nrme1 So that's why we have all those Santas at Christmas !T h etre on every corner �rom here to �he Isthmus !_) �d Winfield dams were on th· fhey re J I ! out there work10g 1 each helping and helping I sills. To bring ALL the gifts, ane keep pu � p!es f�orn yelping. ! Boat movemuts: p.m. Bayou Lallelne dowo :J 15 .il.m. Cornell up 9: 25 a.m. Kane11· ha RtYf!r - D u n c a n I ' Ill Urncc down Marmet 1 : 06 a.m. ( 1 4) FOR RENT PVBLIC AUCTION - --:-- . Salanl.ay. Ott. n, 12:30 p. 111. Helen z . up Marmet f : � a.m. E HT ROOM HOU , t o v: 1 "1 � � ri y home has been sold, there- JG Solvay up M annet I a.m. Mer• nge N FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 1 fore, I wiU sell the following room apart men Ls. e 11:!°� hone _ Vi'Y z.3277.. _ P rill up Winfield & : !S p.m. MyrRATES personal property at the houSl' tie C. down Winfield e;40 p.m. and Furnished at 744 East Main St. , Pomeroy. APARTMENTS 4 CflDtJ per word, one kosertion. Minimum charJe-60 eenta. I centa per word for three consecuti'!le inseruoru. oo R . w. Lea down Winfield 2: II 2 piece living r m suitt>, one mJurmshed. McMasters, MiddleSpecia l---ODfl month for 30 cent& �r word. 3-3-tf porL_ Phone WY2- :t82 L eruiy chair. two end tables, om· a, m. c. v . Homer doWD Wio� rate of 4 cent.a per word will be charged for ad­ coffee table, two lamps, gray \; !CELY F RN SHED 5 nom! ftl'tiaing ii not paid within 10 daya after receivi ng biU. field f a.m.. U I bedroom suite, Frigidai re re- · Error, in Advertising-Should be reported immediately. apa.rlmt:nt . automatic fumac-e. _ !_ 1 The Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than frigeralor. five piece dinette Pho e WY t home . the a or Phil William Mrs. t 4 l n - Oh io Rlvn - 'l'rade W I n d s 2-387 one incorrect insertion. l L2- 30 c , eV 0f lO nS set, Hardwick gas range, two Qf \. Card of Tbanb and SpeclaJ NoticP1 of Events SL .DO. son on December 16 to make down 13, 3 · 45 a.m. Albert Hold.utiLlty cabinets, 7 piece din in� ------- - Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. tray f�vors. A thank you no�e was en up !4 , 2 : 30 p.m. Peggy DownON � FIVE ROOM APARTMENT p WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. room suite , one floor lam . 4 read JOm Mrs. Ralph Gilmore t') up 14, 6 p.m. Orlenian up 14, with bath. Phone WY 2-3642 or 16 60c 90c $1.35 $<i.M table lamps, and a few other . Y 17-tfc vemngs WY 2-3319. 11 20 U 60c $1.20 for nowers sent at the death of , 7 : 55 p.m. Titan up 14, 10: SO p.m. $6,00 , 1.00 I I useful articles. � . 25 75c $1.50 $2.25 $7.50 hf.Ir molher. Chr!s Jr. up 15, 6:40 p.m. AliRobert L. Faulk. Owner TRAILER SPACE, IDEAL loca A six o'clock turkey dinner preI Mrs. �ne Eu Br-,wn , g u e 8 t i quippa down 16, 4!-45 a.m. Ted g Ml received by 10 A. M. will bo In that day•• paper. ; Terms of Sale: Cash. tion near grade schoo l in Mid- eeded the meeting of the Twilight d1 aker pl yed her , oollet- i D. down 17, 5: 10 p.m, Robert , � 5 s� Th . club acciden held 3346 for Carden W ponsible ursday evel8 i Not re:i . dleport. Phone Y 2. PH ONE WY 2-2 1 57 t,ons or portraits �f the ,-,tadon- stewart down 17, 7:50 p.m. WalSale conducted by J. O. McCor. 12-5-6!c ning a. the home of Mrs. Pearl , AuctiOMer: I . 0. '\tcCoy 1 Hysell, M u lberry Ave. The home na and gave an mterestmg ex- ter Beckjord down 17, 5: 50 a.m. 12 10 6tc \lODERN unfurnished 3 rooms was decorat.d in keeping with I plan•ti0n of th'm. Preceding her 1 Elizabeth down la, S p.m. Little (9) FOR SALE ( I ) NOTICES talk, Mrs, Hrown a�ked l h e F�ward �own 19, 3:40 p.m. Capand bath ap.ll'lmenl Birch cab- t h� ho:iday season including hol- ! I . 1 --·---I WILL NOT BE responsible or GOOD USED 24 INCH BICTCLE. , -g, There . lo s s A Song group In tam HarrlSOn down 19, 12: 05 a.m. ANTIQUES FOR OffiISTMAS m y po ttia candles inets disposal incinerator ] inse and lights , · ' · ' ' d . -·' •· · 12-7-3tc 9-3124. PhQJ1e Wl debt, cont.acted by any other ___ ____ ,I Aztec up 20, 10: 40 p.m. J e a n large closets. Phone WY2-51U on the mantel, and lighted Christ- J1 The A tr. ___ , G 1f�. cut • coIOrea and presse I cl s an y old lamp lovel also glas Hutc�inson up 21, 3 : 25 a.m. M �e s The hristmas arrangeme�t ! of � 9- 16-tfc ' mas figurines in Mch window. I LI MEST?NE. ,� �v SIZE, rurnish. gn�: A. L. Rollins. than �rae PornW Main, 700 ves. primill Cred I itor up 21. 5 a.m. El�erchff t month by made WilderMrs. oo HosteSSt>s for the evening were delivered and truck spread. 4 ROOM UNFURNISHED AND 12 10 JtP ed eroy. up , 12 : 25 a.m. Jerry Bosworth muth 23 large a was or ' basket cones, Shuler's Construction Company. I room furnished Phone WY 2� , ttrs. Hysell, Mrs;. Gerald Wilder________ _ t'ERMITE AJIID PEST CONTROL Phone WY 2-3051. 1 l�tc . 02 W 2-5 down rn holly, 23, 3:45 a.m. Charles Stevtr and o aments. Cor, ee muth, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, and J2-7-6tc � Y 2'l3 3302_ Chrislirle ·Beegle. b7 f'aba. Fret lupedlon. luur• down 23, 6 : 45 a.m. Ernes-nson � the by �ages were made members : with 12 9 I\Lp l\-lrs. Katherine Millikan, N � NaUo■wkle. Phone R. GAS, FUEL on. and coaJ fur-t up e udged KIii Thim Youf'lllf with Eddie Mrs. by Tl, 7:20 a.m. Coleman m h, t i l m S Mrs. John Handley a, �ontr bu- l J naces. Call for free estimates. 30, Lo Al.Al U.00-IT up a.rn. D. ud A. Senlee station WY !• 2:20 uisiana Mrs. Louis Mr, Reihe] and , Phil rt MODERN NEwLY DECORATED ling hostess. The table was at. T CONTIOL ._26-Uc I Foreman & Abbott MJddlepo ERMITI Laco 31, Ila. up 5·35 a.m. Bayou I I mb Williamson, V. with A, Mrs. Howunfurn ished four rooms and I tractive in white cover and dee6-IO-tfc , EuJ to ve S more $1 or 00 a 32 up , a.m. 30 : 32 1 Coal King up ell , winning first; Mrs. Waldo J. IJNDE& NEW as furnace. : orated with holly, candles and '. 1 bath g apartment, No u . nti. � h se pl.a to arm 33 3 PIECE BEDROOM SU�. Mat- 1 1 i miniature Nativity Scenes. Pa- Bartels, second : and Mrs. Jed ◄ : 20 a.m. 0. F. Shearer up , I Phona WY 2-3874. am Lowe 1 8errict1 Station and n 6:20 a.m. Webster .&. , third. Can,--o11t. Powell street, Mid- tre�JJ and box apr�g, hke new, , 12 10 6lp vors were candy canes. �'!:t':c::. i 1 r, dressc �able. Sland , GaWpolhi Data - Larry Turn- at your Lumber Yard. 'fbou.. $JO, $7S re , &part. Feat•rlDf mlDor . 8 room house, w - Following the dinner Mrs. Hen- , Gifts ot food were broi1ght by RAC NE . 1 a i nessy president conducted the the members for a JK:edy ram.Uy er down S p,m. Bob Benter up and1 uae il l : . IN palrl. ID Jobi and complete ! $2; • chair■ $8 Ava Gilkey, - a r. Ingels wishes to con - I ter, electri�d y, gas, $25.00 aeleeffoa if bever glf'1. Onllle , Harrisonville, Ohio. M tc 12--8-J . , rneet�g which oi,ened with devo- i Attending were those nooned - - --- -- 11 a pick to party reliable • 10nt tect h art Bi o I Rac e, m z I w . s, C Jr. , Pomeroy i Star ' Rt. : . · J....... • l ons by Mrs. Louia Reibel who above and Miss Sarah Phillips, Le J u: 5 sotc s1 N G E R SEW JNG-MACHINE, : up pa)"ment1 o r . o. 1 10. ( 121 10-Utp I - -- - - - - ---Alexander Fer�•=n R ti d, "".""" • u an · ______ ____.c gave Uie Christmas atory taken , Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. Dwight l"OJl THE BEST hamburger Iove1y blond consolo like new. i Debra Lyno Patrick, Oa k H 1 1 1, from Luke 2. Members respond•i Parker, Misses Augusta and LuEquipp,d lo make bullonholes, : $8.50 per week on ( 1 7) HELP WANTED yo)!'ve ever eat.n, Jack ' s Dairy Miss M ry Alice Crabtree, a Jack.� ---- eel to roll call with a Chrlslmas 1 crelia Genheimer, Mrs. T. A. 12-7-&lp dam, embroidery and sew 1n Bar, Middleport. --- ;- - -,- _ Phone WI 9�641 ' WANTE D. TWO CAR salesmen. decoration. Plana were made to ! May , Mra. Ben Neutz. ling, M iss son.' _Robert S. Miller, WeUston, I zippers. Assume lasl 8 pay- 1 f 1 No Experience necessary, GUN SHOOT, SUNDAY, Decem- , ment, of IS. BO month GuaranPhillip RACINE, OHIO B. Grahm, Rt. I Beaver, make tray favors for the Melg, Ada Hoskins and gue,ts M r s. 1 Keith Goble Ford, Middleport, General ber ll, sponaored by M o o • e i �ct. Phone WY 2-2204. 12-8-6tc : r and Mra. Willa r d Mar k ins, onI I tm I •--------• Hospital at Chrls as Brown Miss Vida Ihle a�d Mrs ""'8,, Behind Skallng Rlnk on ' Ion. ( 12 ) 8-31c and aIso to d orat, the Sh ' j E es = • op m pers ec · 12-8-3tp 2 STORY BRICK BUILDING. Old 11oute 7, 1 ----Birth■ _________ Lounge. Memben BNI to meet l · •- - Business room and 2 apart\\, ANTED, WOMAN BE1WEEN ! Mr,. Jo ph F. Jone,, Gallipose (6) · LOST AND F� U � D , ments, U3 feet deep. Middleage 3� and 50 lo live In a n d ri (20B) INSURANCE I ]is, daughter, P ce was $2200 . 80. now on 9:46 p.ln. Friday. r::1re for four children. W r l t e --------- ---- � LOST - ONE TRUCK TIRE and port Pnco $21 ,000.00. Contact u h Mrs. William Monroe llall, Rt. 1 Pomeroy Box 3ti8 or phone WY COMPl.ETE INSURANCE PRO- ) J�er��r� io!!·. rlD) between Pomeroy imd Har- Wal ter G rueser. WY 2-3230, 1 1 R.e� Enlerecl Ro1pltal Crown City, daughter, 4:51 p.m l Po lio tedion, Life, Aulo, Fire, 12-6-fitc '.!-2784. - apartment for reo r. 11-7-tf l y 2 pc. living room ,uite Jr rllonvUle. If found notify Walt Ainong tho who entered HolFriday. Mrs. se Larry E. Dailey, ---Call Don Mills, M1ddlcpo11, . --· _ _ ! fine cover wlth 4 matche<' _ _ - ·er Morris, Harrisonville, o· hospital r past the so n 24 1900 hour, Cheelnut 1 St., n, I 31 : 4 p.m. ze ' (18) EMPLOYMENT DAJINES.SIMPSON INSURANCE � WY um. 12 10 stp WI LL SAcdh·1cE - Singer Auto- tables, 2 table lamp,, 3 p,· a H. s, h Kent Evan Fourt 433 Frid y. •· matic Zig Zag Sewing Machine. I walnut bedroom with mas ---- ----· - - Agents, Middleport F•··• Auto- :•• WJiNTED ve., Mrs. _ Richard L. Meadows, Dl1ehu1ed _ _ 2 ehesl ive triple dre,.er, " 5 s ·s, : WY 11, s T ho SALES l _ _ , AU O w, a. Make, butbu le on lon (8) . mobile. Bond _ _ _ _ _ 2'1-tl RI.. 2 Galhpolls, Mn!. Arthur C. Patients . IOUSECLEAN!NG. BABY SIT• and bookcHe bed, boudoir ------- - - --recently diS<harged Jn. ton,, overcasll blind I, "''• and , 1 82903· If PONTlAC $395.00. 8 cyl. 4 dr. 1amps , plllowa, m8ttre11 end -•• ______ · Preston, Rt. l Bidwell, Mr&. Hareluded Mrs. M G. Willianu, Mr,. TING. Will 1lve in. Write: The dozens oC fancy deslgnJ without d D old Dally Sentinel, Box 668-8. Miller . Wat.rloo, Mr,. E. '..amber!. E. Homer Layne, , E. (2 1 ) R EAL E STATE allachment,. Will sell to respon- l :: d;:;);::�1 �fh :1".;,t po::�\;.:;:,• �::; Thomas Rose, Marquetlt! Ave., Lacy Henry, R C. Sheridan T. 12 9 6 c sJble party payments for 1 1 of ' ____ ing ehalni, t twin bed wlth __ __ -tn.r'1, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1. MODER · - --N RANCH TYPE three pt• Pieasant, M" sarah I E . S. R···-·'J · � , Mrs. B. H. Hankins, matlres,, ,pring, lal'lle 9.3 I month. P h one WY 2dres• per 12 I et, $ .5 (20) BUSINESS bedrooIll home, living r o o m, Nease, Mason, W. Va., Jody Scott N. M. Kloes, 1 2204• Mrs. Willie Lead• , 12--Utc l 1er and mlrror. kitchen, bath, har<lwood floors, I Dye, Evan,. W. Va., Charles E. Ingham, Mn!. · - -- 1 1 , SERVICES C. L. Sliver, Mrs II ,.;;;;;; �-•ROI.ET .....oo. 8 cyl, • --- - ------ --·;;;::;;;;;:;;:-:;;;;::;-:::;: ___ full buement a n d rarage _:.___:.____.:___.:_.:....::. OWGINALLY THIS OUTFIT William Gibbs, B. H. Riggs, MlcbI tXPER1· MEAT cull�g ..... New p,lnl job. Extra I KIRBY VACUUM CLEANE!t in I a n d, Phone SH 2-4162 or ,.. Carroli ael Roe, Carolyn Murnaharn, &Ol<l tlrell. lllaettnar'1, Pom- 1 excellent condition w ith • 1 1 I SOLD FOR I wrapping. Phona WY 2-11975. Snowden, Rutland, Ohio, Randal Friend, Becky F u l h, .,,,., Ohio. tJ 1 61< . cleaning altachmeni,. Sold new $2200.80 j Simon'• Market, Pomeroy !2-5-fitc Sharon Lanon, Ranald Greeal .., for ,179. l!O pay oil $37.oo �- I I'_ ll-30-30tc ' ________ I � PLYMOUTH vi -695 .00�-d� . : Doris Shoemaker, Richard George .,,, LU.. new flni,h, Bl ffl- payment, of ,1.00 each Plf,lhi UNPAID IALANCI ' 1Joe Smlth, Mn. W. O. Dyer and l2-Milo BUILDING SlJPPLY Pomeroy, Ohio. I WY 2-2204. NOW ONLY f'99,IO lnlant daughter, M n. J. O. HowKltchen Cablnell, vinyl ashes- � I . 12 I lie ' DON'T PUMP YOUR SLUGGISH DEC. t .) ard, Mn. D. C. Gwsler and Mrs. · --;;- I o.p" Tank. Gel Klean-em-all ,_ ••·-• 1 1 ,____ , tion. awn;;--;,::-;=-:::--�--; I The Loyal Pals Cius of I h e G, E. Carter. oo uo ltl VB ,m.oo. Cuslomline oepllc tank cleaner. Ohio Vall"!' No Down Payment Inf, window type. Call Nelg• POMEROY - 1 • story frame, • • '•liddleport Chur,h of Chrbl will door, Worth much more. A A1llq r■, Racine, Ohio. le " "'·TFC . roomo and bath, full bMement , ; meot al the home of Mn. Audrey ! , g 11-17-30tp Pomeroy Pltunbin . I B · tnar'i, P·meroy, Ohio. I coonltn:-;;,' the midnight ,.. A Nece111ry au- heat, basement gar- l"ro,t this Fr�y evening inltead port · G- gu II I 6t , JUST LIKE NEW, 8 CU. FT apt. Am CONDIT!ONW of the nursing department 1 age, lot. '3000.00. Tel1J!l. !i of al the home of M n. Jenkinson l large . ERATION ,.,. . . Clair Spencer, Thoma, Ryan 1ndl --- · ---- -- / ,be refrlgeralor and 18 cu Contact Mr. fnc:els 19"8 CHEVROI..ET I FOUR DOOR 'flDDLEPORT - l-1tory frame , 31 was preV,('lL'iY &nnoun:-ed. Mr11 . 1 Mrs, Chauncey Rose were all 1rl frigeratlon. New I Kelvinator Up-Right Freezer. 2 6 rootruI 1nd bath (I be.!roomsl,: Grace Pratt wUl l,,e Ibo asalstlng poor condlUon WY- -21138 llllalr. v_,, &ood condition 1795 1249_ 00, Call WY 2-1238. TU 2-35.17, 1 gu fumaco, good localion. ho■teu . Gill Muter. Phon1 WY 2-lltN!. INGILS PURNITURI 12-Ulc Those who ;...,. listed 81 fair ' AUCl'IO�E 1'tMle $5 ,500.00, DEC, :t! l Included Cary Maynard, Charle, REASONABLE RA 1 ,:,i 4 WHI, , DBIVE JEEP, 11147, 11M N, Second Middleport f ��-R-l" ,_ fr ., .... Clna UHd Can � •-, """'• w· 1 The Laurel Cllff Better Health Stockhoff, Mn. Kelly C o l l l n 1, SATISFACTION GUARANTE&D ��•� complcicly NJbulll Phone WY ly Insulated, 6 room, and bath, : club wUl have their Chrlsbn.. Clyde Southard, Charles McEllD Mun ud Modell r C e Startln o wrlle L O. Mee., g Monday, all D . ID, 12-Mtc 2-202ll. ec plenty c!OJiell, full ba,ement, i dlnner Monday at 6:30 p.m, al hinney, Mn. Nina Wagner, Deblllfl'ROl'OLIT.\N MOTOR.II Store Houra 9 to 9 Evecy Cbnlor, Oblo oiii gu furnace, Loi IIOx lOO on pav• the Circle nsllurant follow.., by ra Patrick, Roger Vance, Ru■ty Doy UnW Christmas. - Eal Mala Ill. l-3WO-ip eel road' $9000 .oo. · · a party and 12.00 gill exchange in Baird, M r■ • Lance Lyo'!I, Mn. ' P-,, Oblo __ AUIERT M. cox, llaleamaa tho puty room. Louil Laml;,, Mn. Wiley Coleman, .1 ELECTROLUX VACUUM CleanFor Sale llfra. Emma Shaver, Robert MU. BOX ZZt PBONJI: UIIO er In top condllino Include, December tJ WY Alexander JCn PIAN08 - Buy DOif for ler, Robert111 Berry, throw out paper bags and all Pl'A Ul Ila WY '11Io Portland F l orguaon, Cccll Plckeu <who ,... cleaning altaclun ta. Pay off � at dlllcount prices. lJ 10 Ito l!'antlly Night -� COMPANY tau trade-lnl. w, ...,_, In Rt. 141 a«ldent wt injured "13. t.l or 6 paymeru, of $6.:16 ---------- ! Monday evening, Dec. 12, al H and r He South Third Aft. l ndencio Sa �; lluy now al Rutland }'ur­ ome ; turday A la b' M R Phou. WY 2-2204. OO HOUSE WITH B TH, grade achoo!. Each IU-6tc faml paCall Dick Sterrett Mlddieport nltunl, Rutland, Ohio. tJ.1--W, funw:e but, atorm window, aated lo bring either ■an dwlcbel Jahn 'lbompson. All 0th" ! ELECTRIC TRAIN SET, excelBolore t,SO ,t,, M. llenll were � good. garage, pod localioll. PhoDI or cookleJ, TWO ROOM TRAILER ON Pmn­ Mlddlotlort WY 2•264f l l01JI c o n d I I I o n. Reasonable SH Hirl3, Rulland. 11 :18 121c KAUtt f ID ITORI Dll:C. u trO)'llarrilonvUlo Road. Jame1 prleo Pllone WY 2-3tl0! alter I '11Io lneeltng of Ibo TNsteet of Rl l, PtJDerOy, Ohio. p.m.· Day1 all SaturUnllld 12 I tic Finl Presbyterian the OR A FOR SALE 1U3tc ' HAAIILL IIRVIC I STATION (24 ) day. O!urch, Mlddllport, wUl be held t TON OF IITRAW. SQUARE ' M. Monday ovenlng In the Putor'• FOR CHRISTMA8 - Now White Balla. 4IIO bu. of 0011, EmmeU FOR YOUR BUILDING NEEDSI •••ry Dor Sonic• Give Him A , new lirol, llludy al 1:IO, Tlieoday evening N 0. WJU, l'omen,y, Ohio. Partabll ••wing machine, •·· ---------- 'l(i TO CHEVROLET Also, freab cow. G. A. Deem. Ra- the Deacou and Deaconessea will 12 S etp .t.llCl'IONU& so. Melp SewinJ C·Jter, Mid· CD. 0., PhoDI WI WOlltl. - at 1: IO. Wednelday the Se.We Mix Concrelti To Your Own Speclflcutlon■• dleport, 0. (12l 1-«p C..plele tJ81l:D SEWING MACHINES a4-6lp t1on wUl meet at • p,m. with new Dall- II Right To Your Job When N11d1d. · ON &,adfor,I ·� up. Jdonl Chrilbnu Gift. FOR SALE: l!'OR BALANCE _______ momlior, who wW be received -· Pbou .. ...,.,, houo 11.tll and '3.1111. DUE. - Two a plec,, brtaldut into the church on Sunday 18th. SaV9S Wnt. A. C. IIRADl!'ORD, llaelao. &.gal Notice ll1!11 l!ewlng Cent.r, �Uddl• -. 1 Frlgldalro refrigerator. � 12 � Queen Washer: I deak , lNTERIOR PAINTING AND I s,..... 01) 1-etc A Ovallty Gift Thal WIii u•a• NOTtco, JIOI'!, O. '11Io December ._Una a n d ua Pay For lltelf • n·d Fur­ and ch,lr; I three piece bed- W■llpaperlng. Work gwu-anteed t�.= Cbristma■ party ot the Mid h dleIIOOM HOUSE and approxl­ nish Extra Income B• room sult.1. Ph, WY 2-2111 be- Carl E. Nelson, Rutland, Ohio. - " Pomo,.,, Ohio. ,., "'' .,... _. 111. -, drilled • t 1 1, n t"'A• BPW Club wUl be held this nmacu n Of Olrffton amt UMi U , o tween t a• m. aod 5• 30 p• m. •WY z-12 I Ith. '"'I' of -,, other 'butl■IIN th•I tJnllJ' um• evening at the Masonic Han" A ••• In kitchen, with or with­ Won lh• lllNUq, will ... Mld al It 9 11:c 1'IUELLEB ftJRNA.CU. WEIT� th• olfle. ot Aid Pa11111ro,- N'aUonal turkey dinner at 8:30 will preOlli lunillurt. Will ..crUlce. Al Low Al $25,95 Down _______ , Place INGHOUSE appllancea. Arnold ::.- 09 +laa� lO. lNl at ue cede the meeting. A doliill' gift HANDMADE APRONS, IANr Knapp, t mile up Balley I mall, towela, luncheon cloths. G>lllON aoun:rrn Brothen, Syracuae• Ohio. Phone achange will be held• 11-lMitp Ila Rd. PNl&d1a1 ~· mowa n ••"-lll Mn. •.__ IJ 9 61c WY :H384. DEC, It 11-11-tl <II> ,-.,.,._,L Where Quality II P1Nmount (1) ' ... Racine Grango will meet DoONE USED BUMPER POOL Phont WY-2·2176 -,lier !4th for their party. Table • Regulation 1bie. Lib Cul Your own c....... lvltentul • ,,_ will be a lliSc llfl exchange, new, Would make a good O.rlat l'OMIROY, OHIO Luher Trw Ferm Glfll lot Ille A- Slate llmplt.m11 gilt, Call WY U'lll6. lutlond, Ohle al p,Uenll, allO art1cleo for 1 G.E CANNISTtR V a e u u m 12 t lie .,... ...... 114 hubt for · -11 Will be Cleaner. UNd ...., lltUo ... ll ABY HEll!'ER CALF , week old. hrouaht to tltl, meeting. llefnoh. l'ONlll:S l!'OR CIIIIJ8TMAS, , ruerant.,.J. '11111 week GIiiy j Nleo poay, chlldron'• pet, dapmenll will bt cooklel. .00. 'l'erml, Phone WY l-220! ; pl• and whl1a mane and tall. 1 P.M. GAL�A · WAY FARM •_ u... ...., down Pl,)'ll1eDI will hold $111 DEC. 1' 12-&6tc Pearl Willlamll, Horrlsonvllle 1 0 Miles E11t Of Athens, O., On 1111111 <llrlltmu. Paul Orr, FLOWERS, PO'l'l'ED PLANTS Rood, Pomeroy. Pb. WY Hmi . Pia. WI Nm. Rout. 50 to 329 Through Guysvill• I r.,,i:i�u� 12 I 3tc and cemetery bouquete. RI,111I ll-lJ.11-11-tlp dq Dae. H al Ille bome ol llrl. Mill , VBNfflAl'{ BLINDS, all color1, noldo, Ralph Mcllade from 10:111 L m. Slreel Middleport. (91) MARINE SUPPLIES 12·1� to p. m. O!rlllmu Idell and W...... Blinrlll and llhadel all A.I II IIPBCIALI ........ Dalli Wlppal Suppl,r, Ill flRE WOOD, OAK and Poplar. ftlenu 11iae,tlonl will be I h e rr M......, It R P. Mtl.lt topic. An ol gll\lI not llalaa A.... Pu.woy, Ohlo. Cut to Order for the llollda,y • .. 2 to II years old. Some ,_,. balance close. Nearly P Or rord, all vaccinated with -:;;;al• comlllf( from state 1, . � • r.=.:. � ._ approved herd. All with Individual stafe-health paIIB'l'IIONILft'AN II010U <II• Nie pe g • - Mala -. p rs. These are bi cows with well attached ud• u; ders and real dairy type. Small calves aold separ¥fJST l!'OR CAR OWNSRS. ve - W'IWrll ately mam Battery lat life of w-. ...Uc ---------e lALDWIN Every cow was personally picked direct from '3.00 Guaranteed. (1 1 ) WANTED TO BUY the farm In Wisconsin by JD)'lelf, Every cow mUJt eWUIILITZIR Maude w. Young Cll1fc1 Or ry. Our reputation la our be satisfacto 1ni1 OTHII •AMOUS Phone WINl4l Jlaclne. WILL PAY CASH l!'OR Slfil,L FINANCING AVAILABLE RANDS < 12 l I� ...,_ ud ......,._ Glvo Ille, 7=---= � 1 '¥ e-�-___:, 1 loalli■I ud lllklng p r l c a. - --4...,. ce. cCtJLLOG UN SAW uted BAII AWAY Write TIit Dol11 ...,. 11tt1e. • ,,_,1 ..._ u... S ltJ .........,, Obit. P1iaae WY-Nffl II s ltltp Doaald Auellonun O• C 11 III H,. la11 • •lll c,. w"' 1., Mkh. � t;IR �R SADIPHONll. RI. No _i, ,r · o. � , . • 111 " ., · � -·- ,. ,..,... -Cail 1 ft 'lali. DNic .· • r � • • "- • , D • M k M eet,ng H e/d 8 Gorden C/ b Sherwin-Williams PAI N TS - - - - -- -- - 1 '---�===�----��=�==,--'I General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets 1 I ,ERMITES I I , ___ N QT IC E MANAGEMENT. I ,. ___ , F11rniture B1111-ers! t · · -··--- -- ----- 1 4 R00ffl 5 J::� ,!f:!: --- 1 I RAC I N E PLANING Mill 0 t s•--- Furn"ture �ot!:�t C� Y(�\ 1J1Ji (J , i')J,fa_; Holzer Hospital 80 j Obiul RESIDENT Pbon; PLASTIC FLAf WALL FINISH :::,r;:;�i• ---------- 1 I NEIGLER lair'•· = -• • •�'"• .1111'_...LI.- b� �-If' bbl , , n, Meigs-Mason wming Events ---'='--c-,.,------' l.. I ' r� ( II ' l ==--====== I· v-. ... BE PRACTICAL �"""""""""""""""""""""""""I GIVE . --1 Week doy •7r:.:�:; Ready-Mix Concrete TRADE Money _ Time _ ou. ho:'!:': f ':�� ....... mali!T u; • ■ v�t�i'I� McC ulloch Chai n Saw I :!t_• :r.mo . QUALITY lfatlr, Meigs Equipment Co a.- • I Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. DA I Ry A u CT I O N Tuesday, December 13 f I . VA LLEY . L UMB E R and Supply = :::.:: J-._ a. a. ::, �.:... 1scOOS1·n Holste'1ns an guarantee. a.. -. "" J1• so W' Mlle · DOYT · Phon A..__ '2•,ul4 "" SllWART . Nit,...,...._ a '-111 CLOSING SPECIAL =:_ DAIRY VALLEY A'I' errh,.,. !iJ :'��.:: P I AN O S - DEC. 10th and 11th 1vJ 2 Pints 2 Quarts Of FROZBI CUSTARD And Get 1 Free Of v,.. Clloctlatt Cluistneu ·�- Trees h S•i. h Pte•�a •lr9 V.Ut At 'l'lle �rl..• -- . , . -. If/I p� !�.. . -- DaDy Senlt■II, Pllmll'01•?ttldmeport, 0., WMPO Radio 25 Sign On 7 . 30 Music F0< Eu)' Liltenlna "46 Sunday Cluipel 8:00 Rev. Montgomery <Rutlandl e· " Sunday Chopel 8: U Social s..urlly Show 8:IO Country H)'r!ID Titna 8:'11 Manbalten Melodlel ,,oo The 0.urch at Work 9: 15 The Sunday Show 9:25 News 9, Ill The Sunday !!bow 9:5'1 News Headlines & Weather to,oo The Sunday show 10:25 New, 10: IO The s...i., Show 10:57 News Headlines 6 Weather 11:W 1be Smtday Show . 11:2& News 1 1 : IO The Hour ll!,00 Noon NeWI Ill: a Almy !!bow 12:IO SUnday Sbowt.. 1:15 Newl 1 : 30 Sunday Sho1:57 New, Headlines I Weather 2:00 Sunday Showcftll 2:25 Neww 2:30 Sunday Showcue 2:57 New BeodlinOI • Weather 3:00 Sunday Showcuo 8:25 New1 3 : 30 Sunday Showe... 3,57 News Readlfnu I Weather 4:00 SUnday Sbo10C811 4:30 NtWI 4:35 Sunda1 Showcae s:oo Nelfl l'lllal 6:ll Off tlle Ab- , , , "= !lei. -- 10, 1980,7 • 81\TUIU)AT 1: 111 ••__.. � 6: 00 Mel Price Show 6:ll Coualry • w...,, Top TIii 8:IO Farm Time 6: IS -, ,.__._ • ..... TIii 6:57 N.,.. 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North Ill: OD Doaat, lie Ill ID,. Play Your Rimcli U,OD Priot ll l\lpl ll:IO Catt11:00 'l'nllll • "nn... 1-• 11:IO II could be You 11: SI NBC Nm . r., ·1:1-�� ' .... ..... •&fp:d •t:;e,•!11"� --� -ti:.&lllivllW �·, .............� - re --- .,_ , t:IO 10:IO 11:111 11:10 11:II I: -..ourn, N,f T:V. STATIONS WILL GII/E ME PRIME TIME 10 00 IT!!' Bob llopo Bowlilll NWaalblr J.. PIR OIi ■- .......4 a •-r., =-=,� .. .. �-:-. = == .....•...... .... .. ····••2• - 'tr ... .. .. .. •z�••• • • z • ______.._. - '1111· --•11-- ' �. . 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I Rae. 1:00 Record Bop 11:00 OmlmmllJ 1: 11 Poot Gune lie I nr! l:G0 11:oil Local N- llffl 11:0D Monlng Coull T:IO RoarlDi llO'I 12:30 AgrlculluNI � U: Ill Love Thal Bob l:IO Leavo II To IJ:IO Obio lletn 11:0D 1:00 LaIJ: 15 Marbta 11:111 - Ille elocs 10:00 B.lxiD& II: IO Bulletla Board l:OD Aboul ,_ l0:16 Bow)Jna IJ:15 Nen O Gram1 l: w-•1 I'... U:00 NeWI 1:00 Dq In Oou.t 11: 10 Sportl 11:11 MGM .... l:IO Raad to llullty 8UNDAT l:OO Q,.- lor a 0., . 11:IIO l!allllo .....,._ 1: Ullo Do Yoa Tr.­ -&Of 11:IO llonld ol Tnilh •:• A.met! , ,1..,. 1, .,.. , .,.i. "'!I:'; enda l;IIO DlN<lloal 'II l: Clp. ll■lluol .. ·I.CctII CIIP,) l:IO - 6 Anlwea (po&) 1:00 Whlrlyblnlo B WQ'out. 1:00 People'• O!oiot '- Spldtlu-., t,ct l:IO Yoar SIio ... 'a :IL HlglUllllldia. , .. -to . Neal l:30 Sb: Zero 'IO 1:40 Wlllblr Tellor a-w &C-ar t 1:16 .Iola Dal, .... S:OO lllldgt (..-1 l:IO An. l'oolllull 7:00 Ttadldowa � , t.Wlil'S I lo:nll,­ 6, Ill Walt Disney 1:30 Cheyenna l:IO Suruldo .. ... ,.�• V � . 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UJI MIIJ lalO Dla ft M ... ,.., 11r11111a ... 111,0D to:• .... lltt ..... 11:IO IMIWI U11I W..._ u,11 11u,v: I NANCY AUN't FRITZ! ••• WHAT DOES "BRAND x• MEAN (' _., IT'S A PRODUCT WHICH ISN'T VE RY GOOD �- 0 • - 0 • - · - � 6 H - - - - - •• •• - .... - - - - - - - ♦ -- · · - - · ' , •• a.t)al!y Sentlnei. �eroy-Mldc!leport, o . Dee . 10. 1 ,eo , Zion Live Wires I Bar� Jean E_ndn Potfuck Dinner Preceded Meeting Of Rock Springs Grange This Week To 11 "" Mr. W,nan• Around And About Middleport Plan Skat,ng · S:30 Dinner Preceded Christmas Party Jan . 2nd Meeting 01 Winding Trail Gardeners . 1be monthly mee tmg Ohi o -., 1 1 1 <' J\ rt'h. &: 11 1•,t SCH 1 · 1' 1 ,\ 1 1 1 � ti S!!I. ! '11 ! 1 1 rt1lH�. Ohio Mainly About People In Pomeroy Rock Sprinp Gra111• held lheirtee. .nnual Ch;lltmaJ party 11u,r,day A Chri>tma, program waa p,.. t1\'t'fllllg, l)egmnlng with .1 potluck >ft)tfd by trn!' lPCturer. Mrs. Huof tht' Tia Oirl!tmH theme was car- room waa an aluminum tree w1th1 Zion L iYe Wires class was hf>ld Re-v Donald Boone ·� ho has at 7 p. m. RNorded ChrllUnaS her Brown. whkh opened with Mr!. Jed Webster Sr. and Mn. ·iell, out on the table w1lh r e d \ L'Ok>red reflect.or. On one � of i ght a nd was opent'd hy bet, n i ll !ltnt'e Sund a y "'1th ;1leur- carol, 11· ere played du.dn1 the din group singing or ""Oh Come All .Jed Webster Jr. and son were Monday n eoftl', ifeell napkins and a �rh1t- the mantel, were two large hght• ·{e J,'ailhM . . followed b.\l the '11s1tors in Gallipolis, Friday. the p residenl , .fa n "imi th. I t 'A'as i sv . WHS admitt ed 10 \f eigs 1'.ien - oer. ma arr 11tn"ement v._i lh Lighted cand les and on the other end dec ided to bri\'e a Qkatm g part y � l H s pi o tal yt>sterd3y alter- Fred Goe glein. \I. Orth master, reading o( Luke 2 : 1- 14 b ,• '11.rt. e a Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freeman tapen •� 8 c�nler� iece, when an arreneement o( gold ma�lla reting on noon. for the ne,t das� n, Three poem• were rtad, m Bro1,1, and family moved today lrom gave and meetiJ:l& I.he presided at the Windwg T1 iill_ tiardt!n club lea.YK_ and red baubles , with a t>t" a shon ,1 r and M rs R:: lµh Humblt a N!'port on the officen (..'(tnfer· , · 'Conrad the C.obbler. " bv Mrs. Jan. 2. There will Lin new ly ol n HelghlB to their r l mil Tbunday eYemng at the Mar· red disk 1D l� bark�d A rnee li: tin before tht- gruup goes to and .:hildrt'n mowd d l l " nil the en . . 1 1 u rchased home n Ne w Haven. . Pickens ChrislFor ·· Rkhi:tr<l Fred Mrs. week. last held I ce , Un �t for a 6 · 3(1 dmner. m.adonna In white angel ha1r. wtlh to the skating rink E a h . c peTSOn past week to Oak Hill �· he i·e Mr. Lei fheit, community community mas," Mrs. William Grueser and • Mn. Geneva Joachim, Ml.II angels at the f�t and a b a ck1 th Po&Win& tht din� . e group to pay his own way . H umble 15 employed. 1osalie Story, Mr!i. Edith Riffle servic-e chairman . named Fred (N ight Before ChristmH." Mrs. L. . • • of M r I 1 p-ound of ghttered branchtt. .,�.-... lo the ho •rt! cie on ru� a r r� n ser . g nd M rs. ClaI"t!nce Story attend• M l F k G A rd, tm the Lto ollowing mo m l na rs. mee Geo Gibbons e A s . Waynt' · ,itr!l. and �1r bt> v g .i _ F ;n"; AYe · r o r c..:otered the telev ision . Christ • . Spr--e :'.�-Ltw11, iwwn T ere h ed the Salem Center school pro 1 . R C were ymon d M _ ues ..... o C e 111d t s y pop rs. a servni and daughte r, EYelyn are spend· Huber Brown, Mrs. W. A. Morgan hn t mas u · j � Chriltmas meetin� and par· �as arran�emenll were .a lso UK\I wa1 also pract ire for the Christ- m ' gram. p a ' Holiday Montag4!-," 'I'hung the week end in C inciMati. and YJ: r1. Homer Radford u her preceded Christtrw antomime ty. IAr&e red tapen hghted the m tht dinm& room. day evening. Mrs. C. 0. Chap, mas play which will be g iven on , �t r and Mrs. H trbert Miller assistants for the pro)ttt. Mrs. : by Mrs. John Erw in. and Mrs. le. the borne and • large Mrs. Charle, LewiJ. res ident. man, music: supervisor, Wal ffl · are in Columbus today on busi- Amos Leohard, home economics Erwin presen ted ber mothn, Mrs. Def' . 18. p 1 tDta on the porch� 1 7ath �: charge of the presentation. for ct pin 4-H a with rondu ed the meetin1r:. which opi chairman . e�plalned the state and : Amoa Leonard, 1 Attending were Bertha. Rett y _ ness . 'Glly with red bo an bron r . work . 0 n ce y ea rs o E l don Weeb and Linder Davia ened w ith the club prayer . I t was 1 Bobby, Do rothy . Evaline. M ar _ se�J I '!"ff '.! . ·1d Mrs. Lewis Sauer .Jr. , national contests for the year. i 1 .! ' . and . � ataff on _ the door w a c an dl e tmg w e re ln Barboursville. W. V a ., o voted to ('Omp lete the pro)eel t 1 1ha , Mary and �athan Arnold : .1.nd • 1 .,. are .spenclin� t ht! 1 The Worthy M aster ass1Sted by : A hgh serv ice li lpta In each wmdow greeted the y gan Mrs. W. A. Mo o a lte n d the funeral of Mrt. nducted b t r the Vietor Rieli fund. A contribu l Don. L inda and Robert Arms. , Wt', ,, nd in Colwnbu1 with M r. �ln:. William Gnteaer, Mn. Leif. oo waabe.a. ' James Ray Parsons. ma a J a n gla when 0 de o n the coun and of TO WED tion $1 wu e _ � ss .l Welma Davidson , Nancy Hal- and �n. Robert Wile,y, , heit, Mrs. Homer Radford a n d l A Nativity tcene at the toot of ty and children · • home:1 proje<'lt. l g n u en was Night t Sil t .s Mr. and Mrs. Rex Summer• . Mr . and Mrs. J ack Bachner Mrs. Robert l.()uk, lnstaUed l due field, Tony Hendrix Lind a Hy] Mr . an d M rs. Haro Id' Erw m 1 • \e- atepa In the reee pUon hall had Mr1. Leo Bryan was na med and r HomFrank Gruese by Mrs. field, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy. Cha rl dene and son' Ste\le were business ', Frank Grueser 81 treasurer! sell Paulette Keys · , 0I " Hark , announce 1h• engagement Ond Mr. an M rs. L • · g from I't purchase a book for the Pomeroy •� l lgh'· •-ndm I>__. ... ex.., · gm DouglaBI , Pomona er R'ice . Group sin __, d C· M cCoy .,.... Mary Jane so !litors day in Parkersburg one Bill vi Mc,:, Ki n g Bev e rly n John I · ' I1 Of thetr Mrs. Eldon Gaul· we 1 a pproach'mg marriage living Library _ r · • the atairway. ln lhe Sing,'' udl onc gel!! n A Herald The re In B arF.lro;. Butch McSlroy . Bill Sayre I thi11, week. 1 Mrs. Frank Grue5er, Flora and t.e a e urs the progr a m. Th�::. : � !��=�� �: ;; �;, : I � • Jan Smith. Sharon �a. Fre- \ Mr . and M rs . Richard Vaughan Howard Bolin___ �xerutive commit- ec The nower show to be held 111 � ,;: J !;'aa . Mrs . �rown announced that o Tuckennan, Marjorie Warner, : and children p lan to go to Dun- I Mrs. The<M3ore Winans of Fair• the WiU� Funeral �ome the library on December 16 and d e Ray Wyatt._ Gerald W ea rs, Nev a bar tomorrow evening to visit l ' Rock Springs and Hemlock Gro\l !l born. Ohio. • ..,.,..R MONTCLAIR 1 7 was di scu_ssed bY Mrs. J O h n ..-..,vv McElroy, Vi rginia Wy att and Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. w. D. ParGranges would present the pro- 1 o n, rrell chai gram for the Pomona meetiniz; in Miss Erwin is 8 graduate of lolid white finil h, pow er 1te�r· I : and Mrs.- Eugene Un derwood. son s. n: I or • rs. A�tard Int, power brakes, Merco-mal1c, ' rs. Bryan. _______ _______ January. Gallia Academy High School in r � j d Holzer Hosp ital [957 and or Chris)· a meeting, the lowing l Fo :PW pio ;:.�:�: �; 1!"g�is\.":':e'°:'ho�. �;: , ,.. . ' of n S.plember Nursing i School <h s. t G" I h Id h . • WOI L• l w y part mos e,nd ..t. A r.. 1 value. R,v. wis named Mro. Proll, Mrs . ' Fred I. Gardner µr been placed under a ligh.,.;,.1 !_, oI this year. Sh8 11. presentiY 1 Heaton and Mrs. Robert Lewis to OJ sented the Story of Bethlehem to had $ 1 695 the birth or Christ and to lhe tree. were exchanged. Gifts were employe,d as a nurse al the Uni- The Teenage Cla11 of the Brad. I ...·st , .Mrs. Terre ll . in Columbus. ford Church of Christ met Fri, present lime when the L-0yol also brought by lhe memben lo versity Hosp ital She 15 a grand d aught er of Mrs. day evening at the church with Mrs. Wa lter Bentz . Mrs. Bryan The Women '■ Missionary � Plsn1 were made t,o serve a l Pab class of th� Middleport , be given to the Jaycees for distri• Albert Mees of Pomeroy. nd Mra. Heaton were n amed a a Linda Forrest In charge. T i u l ciety of the Pomeroy First Bap ' POMEROY Frlday l bulion lo needy famil ies. d ne to the Im r ial Ele,clric l Church o( Ch rist met a committee to revise the bypostpon• The was next meeting class made plan1 for its Christ­ list church znet 'I1i unday eve- � ;n Decemb@r �5 when the for its Decembet meeting. f Mr. Winans wa, 1 grad uate cf laws. Plan• were made to )Din nin at the church with M r a. e December 22 unt ed from m a a party Dec. 23 aod • N e w h q club met : '!be meeting was held at the\ Cat olic W men' s . g U l) . Miami University in 1957 where the Corsa ge Club. Joseph Cook, 1'\ce presldent, in : Thursday evening at the church. ! home of Mrs. Audrey Froat w.tth : �ber � when the quarterly he wa, a member of Phi K appa Year I Eve party. b day dmnet will be held. Mrs. Tau Fraternity. Presently he 18 Russell Roush and Emma HyMiddl eport, Ohio At the close gifts, which had charge. Mrs. Paul Case! presided at lhe i Mrs. Grace Pratt a■ aaistlng � d Koblentz , delegate to the a aen ior at Ohio State University sell were in charge or the D a i pe!l I hoste!ls. During � the business pro, ed with praybetn placed under the tree, were Group slng�g of ., Oh, Come ,'ll meeting which o the STARTS SUNDAY 1 meeting presided over by the Ohio State Grange , will be pres- in the College or Medicine, and gram and refreshments of tb t in er John Turexchanged with Mrs. Pratt Fath Rev. by er Ye Falthful, opened the meetent to report. will p,raduate in June. eYening and conducted a candle h ge c'hristmaa cooklet were In , fol lowed with prayer by r . el Commitlffl named for t h e i president, M ra. Allen Jenkinson, . g t of clan projects were light sen-ice which included po . , by the hostess. The table Cook. A gilt of money Wai given di� included . kitchen M r 8. 'i reports � =m g w1· 11 •-•· · • Th w_., =e pIace on LADY" M iv • • , • em., and reco refmgs of " The Lit. B ITlh Of waK attraclive with red cover lo the Rio G rande forelan stu• Charlet1 Radford. chainnan and � �� rs . F,a. n�,�- Roush re- nnnounce the twenty.first of December at • Tony Curti1, Dean Marti n _ ed p rt on lh• Thm-glving tI• Angel." The group en)Oy 1 and Chrl·Bllnal een1erpIece . Nap, dent,. Mn. J. H. Stephenson Mrs. John M l· ,ch . co-ch a i· rman, j 11 = !. aug O IA!r ny n seven-thirty o'clock in the Indian• · nn> h O M nd . , n d Janel Leigh ect ·M rs . Edgar Re)'TI Id on the tmas C singing h r a�� and kins a lso carried out the Chrilt· ga\le the ' praver for the love ift Mrs. Theodore B e e g l e, M r s. l)]. � JS k t • O , g saJe of bas e s. and Mr1. Pratt Rev. and Mra. George T. Sid- ol a Presbyterian Church in C lhe meetmg was c loKU wi th mas theme. The Jenuary meet· dedication . �rge HackelI, Sr.. M rs. John �dall, Jr. of Ansonia are an- umbus. he saIe o ut•W ith Bowery Boy, prayer by the teacher of the class. ing will be held at the home of 8l be ;i _ 1-�da : nouncing the birth or a seYen -----Goett Jr., Mrs. Philip M e i e r, , on I Ch r . M -. ep lUIOll led de\lotions , A sa le o r■. ris...,_ car I James Reed. l Mr1. Pat.rick Wood and members Alto S.lectecl lhorll 1 Mr.11. Henry Wel s, Mrs. 1 11om as ' a led pound, fou r ounce d ughter Moo8TUDENT TO PREACH been d c h w whi h opeoed wi'th h h d p ,1n n i..g 0 to the , · aru usked to take dried arr ange.,., Hennessy, Mn, Dorothy Gloeck- '1 < laBS by M rs. L �,• Qu' : day eyenlng at the Memorial Ronald Brown, stude nt of Ken- R efreshments of lee e r • a m, of .�11 came Upon �� uR\' Midn ight u 1a .. ae 1vev. 8 : ' . • ' & and aoft druws numt,. M Th H ner, Mrs. omaa e nr.es. y, rs. ,.L- were aerv. , s Hospital m G reenville. n.ev a1- tucky Christi8ll College. will be COOk oe ; former memher, was ne Clear. and acnp1ure re, ading of L-Jd dur. lng ' ' · K J h rs. o n 0\1 Joh k I h ,1 . o ed to tho t'oned above ltllt. · h se men 1 le n h ave T a son, ommy, t ag@ 20 • n e guest mmister Sunday at the the evening· Luke l · �20; A poem 1 1n Thine Pomeroy, Ohio Lengen. Mrs. John Goett Sr. I months. , Bradford Chmch of Christ. He Catherine Russell, Lynn Migl TO AT'l'END SCHOOJ. Own Hearl and prayer by M . rs. Plans wei:e made for the an- \ Granctpa rents are Mr. and Mrs. will speak at both the morning Jim Reed, Ruth Reed, Wes""' Misses Katle and Agnes Grueser, _ Monday eun lng membeni of st TDNIGHT n n cloaed 1 de\l v " George T. Siddall. Sr. of Hyan• service at 10 : 30 and the evening Sisson, Harry and Tony Hendrid.., ao t: · Mrs. Leroy McGlone. M rs. E. E. : r�� dmner of tht: clan "NOOSE FOR A GUNMAN" the Middleport and SyracUH te:progr e m Jan�ai�· 8� lhe Martin ni1, Mau rge O am In . and M r. and Mrs. iiervlre at 7. Richard Gilby, PhyllJI WilllaN �- Follrod, Mrs. Adolph Saelens, , lkD DIYi■ , Barton MacLane Flnt United Presbyterian ChurRest auran t. Miss N ma Russell :I Paul J. E. Foster waa • playlet, 1 ,_ ·•-• --E Smart of Middleport . Mrs. Roberts Hoover' ft\lhv -Ith their p tor' d M n Weh rung, Mr• Mar. I . w rs. , "DAY OF THE OUTLAW" c " and Cha. . · W ruler II l Wander c�ming u a 1f'd t chai • -· -• nnan f the j' Smart is in Ansonia to a ssist in RAVE INVITATION garet Waddell and Mrs. Thomas eWM �rom. 8 a Robert Ryan - Tin, LoulH : ftn Howard Ruppelt trill be In hr les Taylor and Rogtr Dillon who • Ch omm1 Uee on arrangement.. Fol- the c C latmu and world rehef. Mrs. . L are of her d■u ghter and th SUNDAY, MON., TUii. e -.. rl1tl1D 1 1R1" Internar10nt1l o·•ii U ! Ables. Wallress named were Mra. 1 l . rnt!!r oI JUUft - - wu I pteS t 8t the meermg. 1 Galllpolla to attend the I the ' M Cook r the eI J and O I I i:n i: l'l� Sidd 'TIU: UNFORGIVEN" child all ren. R Education Leadership Tr.ilnin& .: � .;':U Mrs. n , Da�ten a n irma , ch eimo Neiri of Bethe l No. 81 has Do ; "Oh, i the ho:e':� Mrs. .;: t To. . Technicolor <II 1:i ■ul n <Ced Mullen, Mrs. Robert Burkett and SChool IIJIOlllOrtd by tho kloto received an invitation to attsnd , The United Stalu p,odu<ed 8'1.· for their meelin� at whi� 1rne pr ed U e e Burt L■ncuter and Temperatures or 125 degrees 1 1he aem! • annual ln1pectton of1�. 4-t0 net tom of �gots a n <i Ptett,ytery. Thi! JD1el1nl whleh • wn . Mn. Richard Freeman, co-cMir- hey . 11 have thelr Audre, Hepburn eledton of will begin it '7:00 will be held at acrlpture readmg of Ma:ew 15: • men , Mrs. Eugene Conde, Mr,. below ze� have been rec::orded , Rethel No. 65 It Belpre on ne- l steel for castings durln:1 the ftrst AJIO Colorcartoona !mce�1e 0 by r l th, Pre1byterJan church then. :. :: Homer Brickles, Miss M a r t h a During at I to months of 1960. p. m. Friday<■ meeting 1 ����-r� � �- -·�gel11, :;:. � �e::i:per _ '7:30 _ __ _ I �bet" 1% Howell. Mn. Howord D a I 1 • y. donation to the Christmo■ pro - __ and prayer bY M rs. Ralph C· ZunM ra. Thomall ScaliY · M rs. Lei and ject of the Melfll County Jay- � ,....... r-a,;. � � rar, � � � � P'P�..flf\"W .lf\,_......._...,_�� del clottd the program. Sisson. Mrs. George Buchanan, cee1 wa1 voted. An exchan e of g • llefro,hmenta ol undwlchel , Mr,. Mary Kunzelman, Mrs. Phy • ! 1ifta wos held by the clan , nd tooklet, roffee and tea were le�• I i Knopp, Miss Patricia Henne i ■- giftt were presented to Rev. and 1 1 ■ ed from I t&ble In keeping witb Miss Carolyn Allman, Miss Mrs. Gardner and Mn. , ■ Y AltH J; . Christmas with rnernbfl'• of the Sarah Hanmgan, Mrs. H o e r RobeSOll, teacher of the tlasa. • I • Elizabeth Circle 81 hottesses. •-----------• ··-----••-------• aace Ac a cc aceaca aa«•1accwcccwcac 1111• • ceca cc lfliil<i.,444444 Gordon. Mrs. John Bacon, Mrs. Chrh!tmaa decoration1 includJames Shepherd, Mr11,. John Hand- ing holly and lfflall trees were 1 l<y, Mr1. Robert Schulli. M r ,. used by the hoste.. throughout , Relatlr,n Comlng ! David Goodwin. Mlss Margaret the home for the meelinl and • • • • For Holiday J'g,c• Hondley and Miu ChrUlline Grue- Chrlstma, refreshmenll wore • M r. and E. L. Hughe, of se r. ,erved to thole mentioned above • Middleport are expecting their I Mn. A roport 00 the Deonnery meet• and MIH Mabel Hysell , 10D-ln•l1w and daughter, CWO W2 ing held Ill tJuchtel laill Sunday Thelma Pratt , Mn. Villa Carl . Che,ter M. Oweno and children, wa, given by lhoM attendln)I. Mn. WIIUam Kennedy, Mill MilBobby, Sandy, Kathy and Mich• Hoste,se, for January I were drtd Hawley. •I, lo arrive this coming Wed---· · · • M r 1. announced ■nd included, nosday to •pend Chrlltnw wHh • George H1ck•tl Sr., Mra. Mary , Uf them· Shaler, Mn. Robort Sch1tlll, Mn. I• The OweDI have been otatlon· John Milch. Mrs. John Goett ... . ,:rO,f eel at Lowery Air Bole In lleu· and Mrs. Betty Welch. ..r. Colorado. ■nd alter v111t1ng Or I A program w a • J)relMIta1 'i' hen: wlll leave by plant January ann Chrlllma ual The 1 1..- Madrid Spain. They left which onened wllh ., orticlo of tho Pul Coun<llor ol. 'ftieodor- '. ' · Colorado the first ot thi. month "Talk of lhe Advent Candlo," by : and have � vl&Jllng 1n nunoi. Mn. Robert Burkett. The lllory U1 Council Daughten ol. America he al n( OV1!11 ld wu Thul'lday i ol the Christmas Crib, waa given a,d Mlchlpn with relallvca, e DI LUXI SERVINO CART ---- - --· · · · by Mllll Terou Cr,,<I and Christ- Federated hurdl. Makes tntertalnina more fun-lesa fun f r o m A tu rkey dinner wu lll'Ved at ma1 and lbe Chrilltmaa tree, Mila Eagle Knit Chri1tm11 Day on. Smartly-styled shelves lhal look ! Zita Nelrl. Aa artlcl1 "Christmas e,:io and memhen ...,.. oealld Ute ■oftly rubbed walnut wood, are actually ena• al • table with white IOYer, ..,. , , 1 In other eountrl•s by Ml'/I. Cuc! mel-on-sleel and virtually indestrucUble. Everlast­ concluded tho prot1ram. of• tered with ., orrong.meot ing aolden bra,s frame finish Is easy to keep clean. Prayer by tho Rev. Father Tur- holly and candln with I amall · Rolla effortleaaly, soundlessly on 3" rubber Hsi­ el clllled tho meetinl, alter which lighted tree on each end. Favon 1 • en. Here' ■ true eleaance. Angora Cap,, with halo relreshrnonll were ,erved buffal of ,mall Chr- bop contafn. -..___WbJte and eolon otyle with Mro. Cascl -idln( inl a boltla ol. tonll waler ad' 0011 Ear Warmen plate. I 11 th, coffee NrVlce, - plact card■ ,... la All lllet for Httlt tots and boy1 up to Ille IO. Black, white, red ,,.. Mil■N Ann11 ond Martha Followlnl tho d htner tho group Howell , Mr■. Robert Burbtt, Mr■. odjourMd to Ibo borne ol. Mn. , You'll find corded cottons, durable plasUc■, all Chari•• Cohen, Botternul Av■. IAlend si- and Mr■ . wool plaids anti 10lid colon. Some wltb lmoda. a party. Tb■ i- w• -,. • . Seally keopin& will! Ibo hoU. Otben wltboul llldinl • u,i,tad da, -• ln< 1 - under whlcll 1111■ .. . . . • p1....i. 'Tl...,-, to! Story Of J.esus ;'� ! rai•;ir:-��;.��: '' I I 1 958 MERCURY Presented F w Theme 01 Group Devot,ons • o,·nner To Be Served Dec. UBERn THE ATRE 8y Ch urch Class 15 i �;.;ed . r -- - -·------ I '° MEIGS THEATRE I !8 I to, I i!,., ° g ;: i i�: ;ds ·----· :': i. Perfect For Christmas . 1;I t: Mn. I' I • • D "SPOOK CHASERS" I ! arty_ Planned I "WHO WAS THAT I pDecember 23rd I Monthly Meeting Electr,'c Co. Christmas Story KARR & VAN ZANDT ��'?' I ,__,__,_,a,__,.__,. ____......, ...,,,,_... ,_ ...,,, -� :f I( ElberfeIds T key IJ'1nner fnJO , Yed 8__. • . D _. A M eet1ng I , , I :,If :f I BUY YOUR BOYS WINTER COATS ANO JACKETS :0 Ii: Shop Saturday T'II 9 NOW DURING THIS SPEC.IAL SALE • 1 1 .ium.'. I ' i.• : INFANT CAPS BAKER FURNITURE . '°"" THE SHOE BOX On The Brightest Corn■, IN MIDDLEPORT ' I n- Mldcll1port r.r ••led "' RB&ftJMJM JM&&&_____.. Adult Bibr. Cla. Met For Dinner Ope■ The Door To A Merrier Ou-t■tmu 1!: duh 11 ; I .:;.:i 0..: � B .!�":.... -:r�x:: ., Join Our Chri stmas Club Now I '.II Friday ....... al Ilia - - ,_ ..,.._ Mrl. Jaclt Robaoa CHRI StMAS SHOULD BE CAREFREE Select A Clua To Meet Y111r NNda � CLAM paylJiC ill fflll■ -k tor nrty -b will reelivt -------- fll.N •-n ~- a S:.:i.:" ,...1,, --·----- 11_ -·•-• IJII -t !or llltJ -u will lllmbln pqlq ,t'cio °'a � tor fHIJ ------···· ...,. �;� llamblr• PlliDI! fll.00 a Wffk !or fin, WNlla will Nff),. - · · ······- SIIO,N fl.GO CLAU . 11,mbon pqbtc '8.00 • wwk M1 ""b ---· ·· - - · SIN.N �� llambon Pl1htc '°·00 a for nn, -• will reco.lff - - - · -----· UN.II 110.IO CLAU II•- PlliDI H0,00 a - ,_ Join , ay I Tod .· The Farmen �: .:: �;1�· 9 � ··; lftmblr 1 M=::.:: � �=- ------------ . ,. . flJ.N ' . �y, . OHIO . . ' .... ' 1111 . :f !Iii :t !Iii $2.95 Coltl • J■cbts --- $2.50 I! taurant for a Olrilbnu dlnnor. and 11n. Albert Woodard, tho Attendlnl ""'° Mr. and Mn. "1lll1lll1lloa for Ibo partJ, .,_i,. W- Kini, Mr. ml 111'1. - .t Mr■• Coha Iha outpq - llarl Mlllor, Mr. ... Mn. Rq,li 11ra. Donlln. a., CUrlll, - Juli Jlillor and Mr. ond 111ra. - - aum1i1o. I $3.91 Co■tl . J■ckete --- $3.00 ¥YaeU. Al Home From = •• • $7.95 ■ncl $1.95 Com Jackets _ $6.00 I $9.91 Colli - Jackets ____ $1.91 ,!.!.�!'.i t �� I $10.91 Co111 - J■clcets $9.00 ' o. � ealit � •I qipod willl a 0riilmao dooora- 11oa and pundl _. ..... ' �--- ...._ � Ibo - :t . !Iii -:._,,_ A-=& _. Jin. II.,- I. �-� i llalllao. 11n, .... 'llro. 1'oa> • Olot. Mn. _,.., 11n. Onl . Dld!Do, � . �·-� 1· ;! 1Ji: _ llra. Goodwin. - Ina ..... : �� � ::=,;_ - "-lln ... I � . �,:.-::-� � ·, . l - _a:..._, $1191 Co■fl • J■cklll ___ $1 1 ,91 $11.91 Com • J■cklll ___ $13.00 . .Uea', i,,,.,.,. c.. - ·}aclret, .41,• o.. r1aeJ1u 11oor. . ' ' . 0,. VOL XII Of Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio , Monday, Dec. 12, 1960 NO. 200 I '" ··-· . -. Area 5c PER COPY Two Wrecks Blamed Onley Condition Of Area Streets Family Of Four� Two Small Children, Made Homeless The season's worst storm today had closed an the schools in Eastern district, and Bedford elementary , and left 'highways and roads in a hazardouli condition this A small frame structure house owned by Mr. and Mrs. morning. Wayne Baird was completely gulled by flames Saturday County highway authortties however expected today's morning. sunshine to clear snow off the roadways by this evening, : The house, occupied by Baird and his family of two Pomeroy street crewmen were busy all night cindersmall children was localed on Route 143, 1 ½ miles N Ing hills and helping motorists get a slarl from slippery GERALD PBEBl'O from Wolfpen �n •he Harrisonvi lle Road. places . For a time traffic was jammed al the PomeroyThirteen members of lhe Porn• Mason bridge approach. Cars having come lo a slop, gorage type b lding buildin eroy Volunteer Fire Department could not start again. near t:e :ow gutted houae.ui were called to lhe see�• at The office of County Superintendent o Schools 0 . 0. The Pomeroy Fire Department l 1 ' 45 by Mrs. Charley Sm ,tb. An Patterson said Eastern High School, and elementary estimated fire damoge at neorly rep0rted the $5000 unidentified man dollars with $2000 of that schools at Riverview and Cliester were closed today. It fiae lo Mrs. Smith at a ,tore opis expected they wiU reopen tomorrow, as should the amount attributed lo house con• erolld by her husband on the Bedard school near Darwin, tenta. -----Harrisonville rood about a mile State Highway workel-s were busy through much of from the . scene. the night. 'lbe fomllt was reportedly at A spokesman for the County Highway Depai:tment ha, aceepted Preoton Geralcl a , home et the time of the lire but a poslllon u oalet manager for s id be estimated about two mches of snow fell m the had no phone and could find . no the Haaon County Moton, 1 n e. . eastern sections of the county but that U1e western secone to report the fire oeeord,ng · Point PIOUMI, W. Va. He wa■ tor was harder hit. to unofficial reporta. , rr Mei t ' p Coun y She lfl De- A cor operalld by Donna Lee fornwly .-elated with Pratoo '!be family had occupied The partme,,t investigated !me ae- McGuire, 211, Bidwell, a(id on ice Moton iD Hlcldleporl the home aboot two monlha ogo Prell 1, ut oald,m cldeota over the ,...keod. One inlo lhe driveway of the service /t pr p ton Mr , and was plannhtg to build a new • turday and the other st.allon and hit the atation'• siiJ! • • , H .,_; Sa of occurred CbarnbiOP Middl� of o home at lhe ,Ito next Spring. Dale Kennedy, Middlep0rt, k ,._ durioi the Icy ■ d p0le in front of the u pumpa g ernber ol. t \ e two 11,ey were In lb• proce,s of being charged with drivhtg vhlle � weather SUnday. Three A pa- er ht lhe vehicle, e.,,. .,,,..,., STRE WN CO AL - Coal was strewn over the area between the Dairy Queen and the ub ol g Y intoxl<'ated and having no operaand Order of perlODI were injured, nooe -- Tom Comer, ...,.ived lorebend t he Shamrock Motel al the Ohio side of lb e Pomeroy-Mason bridge Saturday when o t vole tor·, 11,,,... by the Middleport e Muon or Jolllly, ID tho aceldent lnve■llgat- 1 cuta while the driver received , this truck's axle broke, sending it out of control coming off the bridge. '111ere were 8 32nd Pol ice Department lollowhtg an ElbS rln eel Saturday and one on Sunday. 00 cut.. Damage to tlie vehicle , no Injuries, but a number of Christmas tree• for sal e were damaged, aa were two lhe b e elub all of accident at Page street Saturday or' Arner! Al 1:41 Seturday · night the de- 1 wu tenned light. There were no' vehicles. ,' can the W. V•. • and at 4: SO p. m. partment Investigated o lwo car o ch 11es Kennedy wa■ eominl from glon and iddleport accident one mile west ol llarcl- A�ing to United Preu InX M hlcl hl n a 1: • 10 1 : :-� = o:: ,;,i;:I :00 � : fo�'u..�t llve yean with b l • � � major lloJ,n of the I fence Approxlma fool,;! :·�:::\:'"' Two-yOONlld Lolt Dianne Hy- ...... whipped acrou Ohio SUn· !;a . in l ..,led for Clair Ed- �..: :.::i:i In auto .. """'Jvecl lacerallom ., I b o day leaving up lo live inches oi A cor and true\ escoped moC lnto 9.. yard of � • Funera . p. She wu 1 11DOw and a host of happy achool . upper and li eye rtlht busdealerablp ad ,son spencer, 49, who died ol Dr. J. J. Dav11 and lnlo • gar- flnano,_• ior damoge and two drivers were As a result of a new law passed by the Ohio yglaleIn led children who didn't have to 10 to Holr.er Hospital Seturday morn- age owned by th, Rice Grocery. neUOL ef that <><accid -�uninjured in an lure, beginning January I, 196 1 , sheriffs and their dep� � �• :;'1 cI ;:'°' today. ln g will he held 'l\oelday at I P- The department also ,n-ested Strell In ury orth irectl curred ol Saturdoy mominl 1 1 : 15 · the uties are required to wear standard uniforms IDd j to y attri ere d 0 d,alha m . at ,th• Ewing Chapel, Garmen H . Wortman . II . Che- � the of Po n intersectio m lhe t a rn arked cars. the '�rm, allhoogh r�e· Tho deceued WU • Bedlord shire. on charg.. o1 drlvilll! )'Cl....- .... '"""rtad minor• bu� "' I ridle and 11ou1n llel eroy-li!ollOll b p County Sherill Robert ..,a ,he ,... IUl!D bome by lilr men in Cincinnati were hampered 7 il 33 Townahlp lnlltee and wu as- while lntoxleated and having no w1lb wWle , ach said today the OOUD• be pointed black n rtl!llb ff · bwe light 110<lated with bl1 brother, Roger, operator•, Ileen... In Mayor Ken• efforll to In their ming. parenll. ; roal truck d riven by William ,;department and all �lher stot, ltun In the Sponcor llllltel at Mid- neth McElhlno•y•• court this Hyaell collided wllb Cllrtl■ OI· that detlroyed a ,upennork<!I. An 111 II-inch , 11n pollit tbl wdl Tl 80 Ri ies A g!, Street. Sheriffs department w m he Uni• E. Spro •. , 7 dleport. morning, Workman wa■ fined ! mer Jewett, 16, Pomeroy, w h O School o(flciala in I number of Middleport went out o( control formly marked with the -Nord appear on the emtet al . bath He I, aurvlved by his wife, $100 and coat, and sootenced lo wu 1olol eat driving • 11155 counlie■ announced no claues ., the lr �k a roached the m- "Sherifr· in the hood and the front � All lellerlnc ..U ba , , u p Betty Spencer; bis brothers, three days 1n jail on the DWI gold, outlined 1n rt11. ,etFord. 'J1le front and left tide of would be held today due to ofte; coming across trunk o1 both county cars. sectlon r te u,. Sidney, Ralph, and Roger Leo charge and fto and coota f« the ol condltlonll Jewett II' by lrHchen,us Other by operated the vehicle th• bridge. The Pomeroy Police In addition. on the trunk Is to lhe Spencer , all of Pomeroy. � h avin oo u...... n cl were • l• . ,. Sc dama ro lian ad ived med g g hoo oaed I Deportment investigated and said he the name ol the county ond Mr. C.011• Bryant, 1111, died al rece IUfflVOl'I are four nephews an and mery, M adison . ---- . hil blme on the Rutland Road The vehicle operated by Ryaell part, of Montgo . Ute cauae of the acciden t was at- car numbe-r in three-inch letten fu two nieces. m and nton Vi l �•'!be �lckawoy rllb Fairfield, ill OD heavily � 111· wu damapd e word "Sher iff" Is lo he in Th turday night alter l a ' trlbuled lo lhe oxle of the co l Sa Mr. Spencer WU preceded In orm .. !JD aide. CO)lllliet. other P left and lroot o lef! ,Ide, the lour•nch lelrera, The car, are • .: bl. __ •• truck 'breoking death bv his parent■ Albert -- - - --- - · - - -- - - wmt11 trw•n. _., reThe indirectly hill wu storm .., • «idenl The oceurred a ,_ . The deceued -I hill enltro Spence,: and Myrtle ' Heaton overcoat wiDler and g in The uncontrolled truck ran into d m filed Ible I0 lp. Rutland Ule In townllh He I, in· ;: : : :. : ..:� p- a vehicle driven by Grant w E ...... Spencer. and a brother, Eldred. ........ ha , l hal, l ,.; li Erl• h .. : � -, survived by bll nltee, Mia Net• YRo t, pe i< tep, 1 6 M ason, traveling on the Burtal will be at the Ml. lierbreat badge, hat bodp. oc denta on d over 8I the mouth of R y u two ICCl tie Tolliver, with whom M made veatlg tn1ck, The bridge. the below road man Cemetery. pla te, collar pflll, belt. tll. • • Waves by Rlv ea , bll homo. Severo! other DIO<II IM � �� clip, ....... IIICU, wliflllo ,al :.i : I�rong c1-:;�;,revenlld ofter h itting the oar d riven by i m. au Ml\:& e &1N Y · and nephews ■llD IUl'Ylve. Mr. ■now . betwe Sham th� Estep went en chain. . Al s p.m. tho ShorHr, Depart· rescuers from reaching Robert B. death 1 i ta procedal wa. Bryon! Trou!ers will be ,,., ... • rock Motel and the Dairy Queen. Repair Follow ng • ALGIERS , Algeria meol .... ealled to 1nv..t1gale a Pennell , 28, of auburban Cl•••· Moo- by Im bnithen and lhNe b l ack stripe ■b1rta wlll be 1Pld, and id h'll upd ron up the 1 ' • · <1>W rlolel'I lhrealeoiol a b o 1 Der Ument Is Set 1..,..,ar oecldenl .I mllo west o1 land, before he went under. rL ::,' J te blowie will ' he gray, •·• 1, 1 ZANESVILLE, Ohio tUPll - war against tho French tried to- Servlcel wil be Central Ohio wu the hardest held II t h e Rt. 135 on Roule U4. l . . will he blact, hall ON to .. e veh,c 's wos e Esl to l amO Work erew■ were expected to day lo •torm the center of AlMarion K Ohl inger: 28. N e w Funeral home al William F, Farley, II, Longs- hit by lhe lloJ,n that moved Into . ! Cbue gray, ties will be lrll al !:,ol lru<k medth e HOl'�n , W. Va . lost _h� fight lor clear the debrl■ and repair the glen but were driven back wllb from the ::::"';., ci::rg,. were !,led. I p.m. lleY. Raymond Hummol •�le, drlvinl • 1951 Buick eollld- lhe state early Sunday le in Hoh.er hosp,tal at 6 . 15 shoes and IOCb black. trackl today from • long freigbl COBUaltleo. Heavy fighting apread Il In Meip Coomty Ibo - ... will o!Dcata, and burial wtl1 fol- eel with Jamea D. Adam,, 5t , RD west. ves• Pomero Pohce also m train dorallmenl about 15 miles lo the oaabah. p. m. S daY ter he had Five 1Dc11 Saowfall !o low In MJIOI Cemter)'. Frlenda S Pomeroy, dtlvinl a tl151 Volltlw1ll t.. prodded _ nus . � �! un i h I eorly t !den 8 ..! an tl alld Ida cr1uoo11Y burn= '" an acc1=•I HI llarteobocb north ol. bin The government clamped down Both Columbus and Dayton hod g � !dent funeral od al Iv The and u,,. • ,_ beinll avoll are arc not ls ing but detai morn I d m plant Philip S .,. m lhe A dolen c.;.. of a UO-ear Penn strlcl cemorahlp bul ft -ared a l p0 l on five inches ond drl ta in th by tho count, 1141 7 J o<CII a":e a« P. I onY rding lo unolflc ia l re- morning Saturday • the areu totalled 10 inch•• to three j able. aylvanla m,Jght train derailed the dealh toll In four day, of homo waa reporfed. Damap wu reported to · mmor. e waa , amag Ohl inger was OPe ol. sev�al 'Ille snow ports Sunday, apparently from a broken fighting was approaching the 100 left rear fernier, the back bump- feet in AOme places. axle, Nobody wu bwt In the ao- mart In the wont rloU., cleaning out a vat with workmen r Alp la er and the aJpal Ugbl or the ve- ,reolld headaches for road crews ]a Tim and citric acid. T h . Ladia Will Tua ed wa':"' cidenl of the Pllllbur&h to Colum- Jui, known. More than 1.IOO plC'- Ch hot 1st Daddy e hl<le o))ll'lted by ' Farley. H eavy ht both <Illes .. ,alt ■preadert . B poured onto h I m. wrapping Leu 1111 I li l bus train. wd letha Playboy ) 80III were lnjurM. !UP YORK NEW a<• into q o[ and plowa had lo be called g ypo11ce0-� arPomeroy -.,.rtmenI damage WU cauaed to the aide 1be Third o edi and third desecond suffered He I had ha, who Manville, Th Tommy I the car o at,d by Adamo. ere lion to clear the moin streets. The Syraeuoe W Iy , 17 arrested Leiter Yeapr • CoCRA8II mu THIRTY C OF C MEIITI The &late Highway Potrol said wlv,s. 13 marriages and 66 years gree bum& over 99 per cent ol. Rome Demonstration !llub w i l l or lojurie,. wm1 no nigh l s, BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -Thirty The regular meet1n1 of I h • umbu !Sa� :i.. .:::: Shortly after lhal accident, the that no fatal accident, hod oc- of life, haa proudly anno_uoced his body. . meet wednMlay, 14 111o Dec.<,nlber 1 • � ope i: ......... doparlmeut wu called to htveatl- curred oo Ohio highways alnce the that his current wHe la 10mg to One Hol,..r hospital �ffi<:W penona """' tnled when an Ar- Pomeroy Cbambor ol c..nmerce shargu 1 sleod of l in • g said shortly oiler Oblmger a a<I "" U.,. ...,,... la anotbor at the Laopvllle mow hit earl> Sunday. But auth- have a mlllfon.dollar baby. ""'1llllllCed 1entlne air force plane eruhod wW be held too1ght at I p.m. In runn Yu1er • In nearby Sall Andrea de Giles the ofllcd of the Ohio Puwor .-1 arroll rris w1D be ,u. llallon In Lanpvlllo. Thl>I orltles out � speed limit on the "I'm going ID beoome • father mission, that it w.. one of I h • ly n No M . C . tance before taklnC hbn Intl) at the seen ever cases asbesto1 burn worst the time," _ (1rst the for from m.ph. 40 Company. to Turn Sunda) . pike Ohio CUI wu I one car affair, bostesa at her home. The mNtlnl tody. I ��;________ Fremont •utward to reduce lhe he� soid. "I'm l(ling lo leorn h<dpltal Re wos admitted to the ill he from It a.m. until J p.m. ff• po■ted bond and I, lo apbospital at (US a .m how lo pul on di.pen." danger of accldenta. ;',,. armual � ...... � d!D' pear befon Pon•oy M a y o r ___ _________ ...,.._ Funeral sen-ices are to be held . ,t -, and • be r ll w . held i cJiar1eo Ltpr on the cha11ea tomorrow at 2 p. m. st lhe Sl. oe ha WUarnot,d '!be deparm-,1 allO PALM BEACH Fb. (UPI) - PmldeDWled Paul Lutheran Church In New -:. :: ----F. Ke1111edy today 'allllODDCed the appointment of Dean 11am B. Wlllon, 18• Pomm>y and Raven with Rev. Jaci< Welsh of. 1 ---. ppod Tb■ h . . , , A. li II l'on>m>J Dowtlla Cbarlel aanoanced o ■ al Kennedy atate. of ticiating. Burial will follow in i!:'g, :. �"::" aeeretary u 81111!: be t 0 • M Graham Cemetery. tbal Adlai E steven■on had Keepkd Keanedy'1 of. IIGlh will appur In W appm r . g _____ Survivors include hi>. wile, fel' ol appolnimmt U U, S. Amhnndor to the Ual1ed pr'I eoarl <m ...._ ayor ol. ,_,i,. LoIla operation, Coraletta Ohlinger; h11 sons, Nattou. 0 Lest'." Marion and Timothy 8TURY UNDER RBDII flte 1ria1 elate in the .... ol · �j �1 Lewis, and a daughter, Jill Ann, U. State ol Ohio a1alnlt Glen• · ACCRA (UP[) _ Pretldmt. uJd today 1ba1 The moat sports-minded family In Meigs co�nty, and all ot home. Other survivors in• Kwame Nkrumah, "'f R. 11:Winl bu been ■et for deola wll ence sc na 3 000 Mn. nd a Mr. par"'.'ts, i atu , Gha Doeember II al , a. m. by Com- maybe Ohio, Is the Hubert Prices' of Portland. The fam- elude h15 n> a b and Ohlinger, K. ter Lea year he sent for tr&Jnln& to the 8ovlll fflllll P1eaa JudJ!• John C. Hacon. lly not only participates In and watches games the Ewin1 i. c:harged with anon round, but It also predicts tbe outcome of hundreds of ther, Pele. Union and other Eas1erD l"' In a llre al a bulldinl owned by others. tries •arly next ,-. Reali! amblllon of D0011'1 program. 0. P. Kle1I - hm ..-. � 11 ta1 Jhln Slleel During football season this year, unUJ Th anksgiving � l�• Ex'?lec. ted and " • maklnrl Fo by tho Y JobH ee .., will 11■11c1 1rta1 h l'umnOi11111 :,. M e-1op• pra,-r ..._ 11111o llowinl w k, the family of flvt at boame In the evenhi. gs pr ta T l t b e s.-. tho au-Jlllmu S t o r r bnghtar for '"'1deo of o it S M I li ons the obrl"I made by l'role<III, dieted tile outcome of games ll acrosa tbe nation, b g ,, Coant)' Homo, tho WCTU ol Mid- "Whm '!be 'Inn Wu Full" WU ·- ..... WU - by a Attorney Jamel O'llrkrl, The collefe and small. WASHINGTON (!JP)) -UnemIn dloport, beaded by Mrl. Clanoce given by 111ra. Donald _,. who llr. and )Ire. L. D. 00. aflar charge st.tea 1h11 Ewinl, .. When the final 1UD1111ary wu '!be cum�lete total> of how many ployment rose to 4 mlll ioo in No­ HcNeal, held !ta aecood ..,_ substlluted 1111 the program for wblcb the - wbich had been lawfully, wWlully Ind mallcl11111> lobulated last ....t. Larry, an she predicted rigbl ond how vernber and Is expected lo climb ful party at the lnfirmarJ 1 a a I ber hlllband, lleY. J1oooe ol tho taken lall Olrlalmu morning at ly, with Jnteol to defr1lld, ■et Eighth grodor and o1or baaketball many wrun1 ,..,.. DOI told, hut to ot Jeaat s million next month, 5alurday afternoon al I. fire or caused to he burned and player sl Portland where bi, f■• aure .. shooting, ■he watcbes government officiala rep0rted Jo. Hlddlepol'I Ff1'II Bapllot Churdl. the county - """' lhowa. Mid a n 1 1 1 I rtle pulor 11n. lllloff ol coaeh. enough bueball, basketball and da L damaged the building that be tber II priDclpal and 8a Y· r _____ t w fo had ffolhaU 1ames to have a t,lenty o Re lop on he when . ...., ' out am• and presenUy I� of the dlaporl sa the ac, pa1tlo of Belonl the IDUlieal numben and R • •· operatn a ' buslnea. correct- good knowledge ol. the game. pred Plafflel over 300 icted M COMMON C GROUND H U I "N led :;":. Bertha N 1 rge the - nud>en. Attorney Manning Webster has ly, � wu p� in c� JERUSALEM, Isreal (!JP!) _ the COUii· Erlo CUJ: led ton to � Mr■. Dana the the ll m1 hlgh the In or N u ned , wl<olne l l!III gur liDe with on OOIIDll!1 f the ldenll l8DI "Silent '!be mora than 'IQ allmdlng behalf of lrteodo who wlstad ty home Dovld Beo-Gurion haa Premier been N!la ' party IDcluded rn """ of I b • delmdanl. Ewing wu Indicted percenla(!" ol. comcl predlcllooo game, from newspapers and been told by President..le<I John o Nigh!.•"•- JIOIIDI Oil wltb the party glftl, ldeo the Bet I r Iil Rocbpllnp WCTU who wit- by the May t.ffll, grand jury. , wu Mr. Price, lhtll Sam, a the �la <m the ,core F. Kennedy that there " will COIi· ' poethlg l W M ty • ed wllb lbe glflo. Iha """"PY Also ..,..rd1og lo cour\holl!f lor baaket<tr •I Racine High. ,heel which m kepi behind the llra. HcNeal, pruldonl, Int,,,It J.;;;"'Jn&n. tlnue to he much oommon ,..:;"" U.. bolt wcru WCTII. • • d records, M•rlha W· Coroey. !,!Id. Following the men In lhe family \lichen door. ... dooed Mro. B a r r y Houduhelt. ground" in Israe li and Amerl<AD the fo prugrlllll chalrmao for Ibo party. "rd Rather Have Jl!IIUs," wu lrienda from llndbmy, &ffflh- dloport, 1w ffled • divorce pell- cont,ot wu mother Corolyn. She 'l1lll typo aellvlly kept relgn policies The message ,... _ 11 nery lleY _,1y 1iuq Pr1ct ■port • 11 II 'l'bunnan tho llen,• , di- lion ag,.;n,t _ . Margtlfft Sa-, p a i l IIIIDII by , Howard Ritppe1t. IDl!llla ...,. oer¥ed under In � le l!l,m Ken· · , , Preston Takes Sales Pos1"t1·on In Motor Finn DWJ Charged After C3f nalrd R ODS ThrU yard the ;i.,..-, ·· ' __ ',,.._• :'°Lio:.Proleetl•• De- Char1- Services For Oair Spencer ,. i..'. w·11 Be Tuesday :::: °::.:: ! :::.i::� 1:i :JO ,..;. � M3B D, ,_.:,_ u ·r Saturday Crash At P-M Bridge u • • . . Shen.ffs, Deput1es, T0 Don Ill onns, se Marked ars A Ie Blameel In .:!!.'.'°"1 cald...U A':.J 7v-Vear-v 1ut , :-:;" u. · · t = ape< 1e 1a I N1ece s Home ------- MOS}em Dnve • n Back In Threat W th Holy War i: ;:::!'� Ian& .... I ""':.�.�i:... .::-.,i New Haven Mau I , Died Sunday :11o o ui>t - ■ D TueodaJ 'lbe punuad Rusk Gets State Portfolio "! 1 ' � � �� · pct4tam O')l"rnfftee for lhl anerbii II '1- r " :i w -- Be ':..ta De,...._ :..1co Ian& Arson Tn'al lobn Now, How 'Bout Th is Set Down For -'----=----- t,son: ::: f . •·o . e FamI·1y Is Candidat· e December 15th pric or 'Most norts. Minded' ==le� s e. w. amr!:; itu-":r Hoppins da,1 :,! USE CIIISTIAS SEALS flCIT Tl G:JltiStlilllf (jjfNffMlt I �t':��,,�;t;�, .. :.�•.IM� r ::. Toft Gt , ., After Accident �= Columbut Man p u = - Clearlac wnC _, a few .... fl- ... teolpl - ...... ........ ........, w.. .e11, ,-11J tloody eut ud CINII. Hip ..., .... la 1h, .... i- leollM 11-11. iStorm Leaves Highways Dangerous , Schools Close Doors In Eastern District, At Bedford Baird Residence In Wolfpen Area, Gutted By Flam e Hamil U:,:, c: !or. ent1ne a1· y Weather Dnoied To The lnuruu The Mei11-Ma,on ----· ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .:-Inf'"::, :' deeor-::i au: 8: . E�BERFF.LDS IN POMEROY ., . Meig, Merchanu WCTU G•JVeS second party for Children Of Me(f'S • county'S ffome saturday Aftemoon $6.91' Com J■cketl ___ $5.50 .... - ol. - • 11ft. Mn. 01an Goodwla, Ilia - � • baball ., Ibo a lift lo Jin. Calla. ....., _tad ,.... crh ti a.121m, e nu,- Merclwndiui led • " 1111o ' ' ., .. r 1am11J •,� �L�!� • •. IIIIDlill' ...., , :.!�:·f.e t.= i1\ ·, .'' .,eif: •--:-,- ....,.. - • . • �-pIt anly � ::::-.= Kennedy•, wm-l ' • ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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