http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0369b1f2eb0fd629c6dbb9e5db9aeccf.pdf cd92334497b8c4f7bdaa86b66ee644a3 PDF Text Text ,. �. -.... .. _ _ ., '. .. ...... i . ., . - ,. _ - ::.) .. .. ... � . .... . ... .... .. .,. ~ '- - ·- � -- _... .. .... ... ,. ___ .. ·7, ----·-- ' ------- -� ,.,l"'l"O____ -�. - -- VOL XII e • • 4 � Alercllandl,e Frorn Home Tmn Brulnu, Men j : 1 1 , , , ,, .\, 1 1 1 .,f Sn, ) ' 1 l S f <i . .. al y , • entine Hlp loday lo lilt J!Oo. Porlly e-4, a1111 ■ mue eNHer ,... c<olnl. 111..U, I.tr rill IIWo lemperatve dwa.(e u,...Mn. '--- looJCfll 114'1. _..., ..... ly doody .... . - ....... .. Dnoted To The lnterull Of The Mel11-Ma.on .4rea Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, Dec. 19, 1960 NO. 208 5c PER COPY Fire Razes One Gravel Hill_ Home, Destroys Car, Damages 2nd· House Into the garage whldl wu attach- damaaeo would nm Into lbe lhouo- ln1 lhe fire. However, lhe Solln& I ed lo the houle. t then Jumped ands of dollan. He placed the ap, famJly look up temporary ....� . acroBS lo lhe wu... home and proxllnate figure betW«D five dence in the Burton apartment began burning rapidly near the and .atx lhousand dollars. How• on Page-st. The &lt.esz·, have ldtchen and back porch and aJong ever, he declined to make an of- three ehlldren at home; William, the siding, It completely destroy- flclal eallmale uoW further In- 11, Margaret, 13, and Joan, 1. ed. the back porch. kitchen, gar- vestlgat lon. ....:a nt nie fire de ...,. � age and 11166 Ford of th• Sol- Dara! had high pralle for hll water from • nea y h ,:-:' ten's while doing heavy damage men in combating the (ire and Ing 400 feet of r �· I u­ 10 to the sou hwes comer of t h -. expreued hill :hanb to otheri used were two r l' f who pitched in to help bring the the new truck and tw:e'i�r:1 Wilson home. 1be Soltesz family was home fire under control lines. The department wu 00 when he fire broke out T h II y He said h waa the flnt run for scene for three hours. were in the basement when a the town'a new $20,000 fln!i truck " popping" noise was hearrl u� and pve a lot of cred.Jt to t he No one was Injured dur ng the stairs near the back porch."Upon apparatus. He felt the fire could flre. However, unoke mask! and lnvestigallng they found the back no have been brought Wider con- Scotty air pack& were used lo aid in trol a. quickly a, It waa had It the firemen In breathing m· t b e part of the houM engulfed heavy smoke. not ,been for � new vehicle-. to templed a flames. Mr Soltesz to able wu Sunday·, fire was lhe wont in• f8Jfl:lly Wilson The burning lb& move his cu (rom lhe c!ly limila this year. home Aldo Ila Into follow, back move the slopped by wu garage but he a fl mes. Mr. and Mn. WU!on w e r e away when Ibo fire ,torted bul the Wilson's two . daugh er-a were at home with Mr. Wilaon'a moth­ er. Heat and amoke damage was heavy In the Soltesz home and . very little furn iture WM salvag• tota l �f 65 names have been draw n rn the Clerk of A < bon l ar e elgb and n ab e. Firem n Courts office for possible duty on the January term r!ed some furniture lo the outside was announced Saturday afternoon. and removed ll\OII of the belong- G rand Jury It drawing was Clerk Evelyn Lucke, Sherthe ttending A ing, of the wuaon femlly. a r enbach, Judge John C. Bacon and Jury Ro If H rt Cl � be ! Both struct11NJJ1 were inlurecl. CorimlSSioners Freeland Norris and J. E. Rowe. ·� NIId -\ ..... '- Chief Tom Dcu"" 11111C1 Fu Names of 15 pel'I01II to aerve Of y, _ FIGHT FIRE - In the abov� pictu re, Middleport Fi re Department Volunleen, Jack Bechtle and Howard grand Jury duty wero dra •.,, and ::ii;:; ,:,:� ���dr�::• Dal l ey are f1ghtmg smoke and f1re on top of !be home of Joseph Sollesz while department member. Larry L. • so for pell! Jury. na McKinley, Baker , John Nash, Bob_ Bye r and K enny McElhinney work wilh hoses from th e ground. Only cha rred �emaJ 111 of , Those to appear for poulble :�fiepo� and Le epo the Solles.z home rem•tn as does a 1956 Ford owned by Sollesz which burned in the adjoining ga rage . Firemen Grand Jury duty are Virginia J Names rawn for po,slble Petit saved the H. A. Wilson home at the left, which partial ly bur ned. - Senti�el Photo. Dough,a, Shade; Cllntoo Sarver, wy dutY are L. D. Scol , Middle . Pomeroy, Route 2; Dulcie J. Rel· port I Portland ' ; Nona Ritchie, I te port I; van dl Rou e he Mid l, l Christ seeond annua •OCfOt S The Middleport WCTU b�ld Its Walter entz, y; nFra Pomero B m as party at !be County Children's Home Saturday al• Halliday. Dexter; Charle, Cram- ce, Minor. Dexter; Dale Hill. _ m ternoon when each child received a number of gifts er, Pomeroy: Fred L. Hoff an, Racme; Francia Trlpplell, Midne , , Raci Norm Pomeroy; Dorothy fPOm sponsoring organizations and friends. dleport: John W. Moore, Porn. Rev. Ho ward Ruppel! and Rev, Raymon Konln-ight Roule I ; Pauline Aulheraon, Port- eroy Rt. I: Ethel Ours, Portland. le sv : il Reed Gilland, handed out the gifts and were assisted by the scouts of land: Orland Gladys Nicholson, Rutland. Vallie Ogdln, Dexlar; James Van Troop 245 of Mltfdleport. Ella Lemley, ;;rr Meter, Cheater: Gl n Spomortna """"' were I b • don of the lnflrnwy ..., a 1: PALM BEACH. Fla. (UPI) Junior High Clau, The Bu,y Beo nwnber of carole. Racine RI James BY BOB WINGETT ._ Heu'tbslone C I a s s, Re!reahmenla of punch and Clul, Damon Ferrell, Syracu,e ; Cha;. Democratic leaders meet wi h Ben Spencer, an rdent Racme Tornado basketbal) a Kennedy F. hn • Jo t-elect n ide Pre Bible CIUI and t h e cookies, which had been clonalad, W le, H. Evans , Pomeroy; Lola L follower, may be p romoted to the rank of "team pbyslr1 1lwo Clut of the Middle- were ■erved by Mn. Joo Turner, Ha1Tlo Pomeroy · Lester L 8 - loday !or atrategy alk, 011 the ciao" after his doctoring Saturday night of Forwartl polt Finl Jllpllal Phil� Mn. Den,er N.i- and Mn. ffar. ley, Racine ; Sylvia M idi<,� .... administration's legislative • Duane Wolfe. program. Cheoter star Route•' Ellzahell. thee _Society and Ibo . ry Hoadallhelt. The rofreslunel!t■ Wolfe woke up Saturday mom- ,oreness and nelling clown. • r• s Kennedy himself was expected The beiit-lM4- �I � ircentered wttt, •Ison tangsvllle a- of, Ibo ¥� CIIUrcb of table Ing and found that something had Enroute to the game at G� ye t e al employ... lhil un . ••·• of the' 1wo day q.r Erm,;, -·Cllrlll, 19SCS of � lloatl! M:olfio. rangemeni from tho Pomerov �· lo set lbl' ,.... �""�, �-�w•••-•.:.•-•·· haPJ><!lled lo , h,. neek during lbe ter, Mr. Spencer, who !ollol!' ly ear canll (hlltmU lllllll lo II ' . outline an supply may and talks �,.u1__. rlori.i ■hop . .,_. ..... C b u r e b' 'l\io -.-• F. Cremeans, Coofvflle; Vlrght. e w s ken 'lb' !he doc- ed Ra- .......,,11 p, lilai_t order to avoid tho lut minute ge ID :r w.:,i .. � J:.t rune chances years, rubbed Duane•, King, Pomo.ov RI. 2: Harold o! his early legislatives plana> He af a,,i■t , 111 �U� .Among tboeo atlendlllg Ibo per- rush tbot OOOJl'I eaeb In � ....,. � committed Is ' t Proffi t, a rol lo llvely fast ,i,:. Portland; R. O: Sm ith WcmetlI ty wore members of the h o , I O u ! 01 t en he wouldn'� P I a Y 1y all the way with a ulve � loftlces of Mel Counly· the l"lnt Unlted stacb and sac�of mail along Pomeroy Rt. t: 'l1iver Befley: tion on aid for depressed areas �yterlan WCTU. representatives from the ))OI agams! Glouster that n ight be- keep It wann. I"' Racine ; Ridney Pierce, Lon� and medical caro for the aged, Church,, Mlddleport, Pomoruy -Ing orpolulloDI, Rev. J. -•use 01 the pamful oeclic <"Ondi- _ Arriving al Glouster lies of cka ,:... al, moot le je the ohn but e pol . nllal sub , of ; c range �ion. J Role Long Bot• P. Miller, and Mr. Walter Ter- :/ keeping":,. � ■ort• Bo� J cme !ans though they didn't . lom, Jes,le Morris. Pomeroy RI · was nearly endles,, • _,...,.. rell, who bu IP'Own up at t h e Duane l!J)Ollt the bigger part of a cllant-e of WlllDing. Glouster MR. SMITH lllllil all nm their workln ho bill Catherine Hash, Reedsville ; W. Kennedy completed his cabinet BPW Club, Ibo a.ud Conlin• hmme, and his family. llhould the morning on the doctor·, te- loot ooly to Philo, 'IIH5. each pe Not R. _., Crouch, Pomeroy. Xl appointme Club, n ts Kin In Palm The Beach Sa lion ""-• • ble. He was brought home and was Duane', neck lnjun,d cards u ..... u pooalble H would Phvlll, Larkin,, LonJ llotlom: ursday by naming J. Edward Day � . Gemma Mu Cbaptor of the h,. anjured neck was placed Ill both Sam Prf<• and liD 114 rush.:.C.and, Ed M. Ander,on, lut Beto the avoid Middleport : of o! WSCS Los the Angeles �rity. I , Phi n surance an co � m=d be rntractN1n. All afternoon h ll neck vy had been in bed all uc Phillip Donovan . Syrecu fallgue cortolnly day &ai., se; El- pany executive and former law Metbodlll Ibo Lllart r■lll was rubbed periodically IO l:eep day with flu. ed, """ employee uld. mer Young, Mlnersvate, Ive partner of Adlai E Stevenson, as • �' Church and Ibo Mlddleporl wcro Sharp, Racine Route I : Herold postmast ge On the � Woll tbroup ..,trlbuUllg lrlenda. er neral With the caband talked with • Electon To Make :ar,ons, Portland ' Elda Cersev, lnel completed Kennedy could Four J[lrll &om Ibo county nv A gtnan, Id- tum 1o the ....;.d eche n didn't harm bl, � ever, the lon of It Official Today IDdl:;i:, ��de W� er :! abili one bil B• d,r-' .. ,. y executive bra ' n ch and some improv I WASIDNGTON IUPll - T h . Jlottom · Marie V ,.,: M!d� Harold , Equip, Meigs Smith, pomts ff, ch is good wh portent oub-cabl n el appointme po nts ' lor them ""'" the M iddle rt T h • lllddleport Emercency next Pre,ldenl of the United port. • ro ment Comp any. Pomeroy, ha, ter filnesa. of night a • . re w ex this eek. pected aquad mi■wered two calls o v e r Stolel will really be elected to- Phyllle · Rowan, Coolville; Ar- we been elected Pre91�en of the Following lhe game, Mr. ..... nday named the first Su Kennedy thur Slobart, Racine, John A. Ibo weekend and ... lhil mom- day, Ohio Farm Equipment Assocra· cer was congratulated Cbur@ of tluile, and Evaqeline ing. Barring IOfflll unexpected IW'- Taylor, Middleport : Hazel Black• woman to a top posl in his new Ion for l9ill. al fans and Racine eo..i, . dmi a n istr . a tion. He s e lected Mes. Chapter, OJr,S. . Saturday �I S:tltl p.m. ■quadmen prise, John F. Kennedy', slim wood, Harmonvllle; Helen JohnThe Meigs Counly Sber lr, de- Morruon or bJs Af r ng as • director of I f '"'." fme te 9 ( I , Eli 4 R. b t Libby 2abe , Sm th, bf ti • bold around went lo the Roll Shumaker ml• popular vote victory over V l c e oon , Pomeroy Rt. I ; Edna Ma ves 'l1te � p rtmen mvestigated a w r e e k � the atewide st g o anlzation_ for a doctoring. ateur Ken t fJeld. C lir., Democr a alic na· '"'" Oarlltmu tree a D d deuce on Pearl Street. Mr. Shu-. Prnlden( Richard M. Nlxon in Rutland: Charlvne Thomas, Midthe nine yean, and vice pre81d nl !hat occw-red late_ Salurday morn- The Ou bug didn't blla 1 .,r1 . lllea llarllaerl •- prooldod. II maker had fallen on lco and wu the Nov. I balloting will be con, dleport : L. P. Summerfield, Long tional commit eewoman from her durmJ lbe past vear. Mr. Smith ,ng and is investigat a breal:- Price ing ', ■coring eJtber be 11,111• II ho as te. a st a lre surer or the opened w ltb the linllni of "Joy laken to Melp General lloopltol !lrmed when the 537 pre,klenllal Bottom and Oma Montgomery, mt chosen for the hJgh office at ing and eotenng r@ported Satur- eel in J6 markers and United States to replabe Mrs. Ivy W88 to the World" wHb Mrs. Lillian where he wu treated. � electon meet in It.ate capltahl all Racine. the Annual Convention in Colwn- day. was outstanding in the �· Baker Prlest when the new ad------. Ste.lff u aceompanilt, Program At 8:3$ tlMt tame evtin..lng the �er the nation to do the actual bus recently. Marvm Glasgo, owner of lbe ing departmenL r�--:-7" . ministration takea over. �. dudrman wu Mn. M. L, Kelly. unit wu called to Headly St. electlnl, ----omeed C ing rovlco F Mill and P grocery I A ce by nled e n the A ,vcal duet .... prue ----lo aid Lowell Price. A phytlclan ller xperien pany M ille, repo the en!· busin s sand a tour of duty with ' inersv Mr. and Ml'I. L. D. Dllel and was called. He WU IUfferJq from rted nRJC WAI MINOR trance Into his busineu. e ,aid Deer H II Hibl 4 7 � Former the ' Air orce Syracuse In World the Cllrlatmu llory wu glva an lllnea. war F A fire at Rutland � we, a that a turquoise motorola table : Implement lhe entered Smith Mr. Fred I. Gardnar, Mn. Thia morning at II a. JD. they minor event. A touter llhorted b D Hunt T Resident Di es 1 r_a,llo was tnken which had an � Incco� G� 11111 Mn. 0. E: McKln- wore called lo trauporl Mora out et the !Joyd Dugan home Maude M. Bra nch, 64 , died business in 1945. He ha, played t1mated value o! $15, along with A II)' alao IPlll I duet, Leonard, Fourth atreel, to Melg, filling Ibo liomo with Dolph Joachim and Dm�Sllurday at her home at 458 an Important pert in the �evelop- several pens . lloopltal Only Nljl wu Sbe . cau . wu � Meljjl hunte ha minor dap1age sed Sycamore Streel In Columbue ment of the Implement industry The Boy Scout troop with their General According to Investiga ing offi- lng 47 dee � She was 8 longtime resident 0 in Ohio. � leader, Bob Billa, prmented an to have fal1- on the lee .and -... The fire department wu called wo cer Charles Sayre the main door buntin ...:., al 10,30 L m. g last � actloll "'11. Girl Scout troop 1111 lllfferlng from a broken hlp. Word hu been n,celved here Syracuse before moving lo Co- He ha, been active In man was e�tered and then the office 'Ibey aaid the report ii f • t 2 years ago. lumbus w Mn. Burt Bogtheir tha t Amelia Schorn Turner, nn. 1 co imlM)rt � an l mmittee a s i fo • : door hmges removed, , The eslllb- from official yet I erlv of Pomeroy, died Saturday The deceased I, 1urvived by ment, for lhe St ate As,oclation and tha man:, ish three sons, John -UJack", which aerves its membership l ment was entered in the same other deer were possibly tiUed at her home In Columbus. ___;_�_;__;_:=:..;:.;.:....:.= I •-----• · -----Rosary .ervlces wlll be held in Charles Ron i1 ld, and Paul, all w th management helps, public manner as l ast ye_ar when, the and have not been reported. A .., . Flood Road Colwnbus Monday evenJng and of Columbus; live daughlers, relations work, Industry relat10n, safe was brok n "110, omcers lal of 21 deer were reported ldJI. . maa services at a Columbus Mrs Dons . Wh11 l atch, Syrac use; and Jegislattive represenlation. sai� ed the first day and 26 the ffl.'Clllil or OW 01 1he Shenfl"s department also Phyllis Mrs. morn La Tue _______ Wahl, church Mirada, sday d last da an ing. Pomeroy M-,or CbarlN � inv('stig ated an accident on the � n Califor The Mrs. ia; Jt be deceased Kathry Renn will to ht brou H r nported the flood road via Lin• as ported Sumner road one half mile south hav: :� the Ewlnfit Chapel Tuesday morn- esto, Charlotte, N. c., and Mill Swi8her Serviees eoln Height■ wil lbe clolecl to � led b� g est� of Route 680 at 1 1 - 50 Saturday. area , h be mg ag O- � Inbujl In� when &sary ,ervlre, will be Helen Bra nch, al home; her mo- Ar T B T _. lortata untn the lco le melted. ' I pomt " e · o e Ona Y · While •- --• of ti,'" art1clN ...., unuoual held Tueoday at 8 p. m NOT : Thi1 It �A car driven bY I tl8 ' Springer, and F unera . aIt ie wIth ther' M rs · M which' we ghed over zso � The mayor ■aid that the road Chrl1t11111 Cv1tom1 of ure,e. Th-, are wrltjen � a Sentinel l services for Geraldine Carr. 30, Rt 3, Cooleville. hi an ......::.. . will be clDNd from the Walter lmpl eree wht tnfflell 111 u...,- wlill• with tha ,rMN 11nlc• funeral eervlces at the Sacred 16 ,1ra ndrhlldren an d one areal Swisher were to be he1d lhis af . place on the road and slid into icy mom• �nesday Church Heart • n dchild. ra g Bena Mme &o the town dump, ___ t m Ing at nine wllh the Rev. Father Fun eral services wiH be held � oon al l : 30 st lhe Rawlings- a rock bank causing damage lo � and that there were awneroua l,er' Ir ... e Home_ wilh R e v. the front Turel In charge. bumper, right side of a.m. 10 at day Wedne t the a All over town theae days Jou can see signs In stores report. ,-terday of penona alidCh:':te� Le��ey, ess,sted by Osthe grill, and headlight. There survivors Include a sis- Held Fu neral Home m Colum- ho 'Ibo road. and windows ■aylng only so many more shopping days er,Local oover, In c�arge Burial w Ing In Ibo dltdi Matilda_ Schorn. 111e del"eas-. bns and burial will follow in the t : ere no charges filed and no lnTown offlcl.all aaid that no houtet until Christmu. U you were in France today vou would ed wa1 a sister w l al the Cheshire cemetery. jur of the late Char- Green lawn Cemetery th re. ies reported. wUl be blocbd off, and that the see "On_ly 10 many more days until 'ReveUlon.1 ., Pallbearers were 10 be Gordon The j par m nt has also arrestle, Schorn. ----IM!lloll wlll not be an ln<ou""'1enoe 'Revelllon ' ii an Institution lyplcallly French that ls She le aurvlved by three doughSwisher Dlmle l Swisher. Emmell ed l)'.illiam Reeves 34 Albany . , the gaye,t celebration of the year. The first year I was lo rooldenla. Thomp.,on, Oliver Kail, Roy G rose 1 Roule 3 on a charg� of inloxlcam g ; R a cine Aidmen � Co M!•· :"' m Paris I y took trip to J a and during buddy in Europe ••,. -, Mro. H en C ll and William Ll Ue. lion. a ed Out Twi ce first Cbrlltmas. Therefore, I can truthklly say, "Re· B!,. C h of o� cucx "CCIDl!NT Tho Racine •�ergency ,nil wa, �=-�y:,.t':: of the year In France. Ja�. Columbus, ��d � �:; The Pomeroy Pollce � 1 IIIEETING POSTPONED •h s �rmng to the Morri•v• Appll<atlon, me.nt lnveatJaaled • - ' ,I. up In rotlourant window, through Ing the bealnnlng of • week' • feo, chlldrt11 and . th1"8 great grand ��� � residence m Ra- The JMetin_g of the Past chters· 1 re ot a J ck a M. Braley, rn. Pomeroy chlldren. �o· widow the wu She round a of dent tJtiJ morning Involving Jer- out ll'rance, reading, ''Reterve t.MUea that Jnclude .Ille. club o! Meigs Temple Pyth ,an a nd itary llolfmen, R . I , Po_ a W. r. J cing, da , Turne rollglout m<1 glft,gjvlng n ry Hougland, II, Pomeroy a a d your table without delay befon, At 8 : !lO squadsmen _ adm lmsterrs which was to be held th1� 1 meroy: Ro bert Bauer, 23, Ches. Jim RudJleU, Pomeroy. No dam- it's too )Qte,. Be auured of • aenicel, partJe■ and DIOlt bn· FrJenda may can at the O' • 1 Shaultfle&sy Fut1eral Hon- t. hf !ti oxygen to Mrs. Fa lrcl�lh . then, com ing Monday at the home of ter and �- elyn r... Capten ia. Midage waa done to the car driven place to eelebrate 'Revellon• on portar,t of al Ito a GI, eating. eq &F !It 11 p.m they were a_ga1� called Mrs. William Allmon in Middle- / dleport ; and Larry Weima:n, ... • • . • It for fore Sol"!1° R uiem High M by Houglml � �Jj M- .�� .�-............. ,.,.. , �Ion 1J11! �. � , tra s m to her Gen gs M shire_ port, C ral R • ind('finitely 21, an 2 port postbeen . t hu ehe �1 S. ... at Wil at d n Churdl ff' a. 1::tll a Leo � age wa nported to the Jludi.i.i1 It'■ the hip paint■ ol tha H'cb � poor, cttj ifwilJ'ep _ ospitol. She was ,a,d lo be ,uf. poned becau,e of a death 111 'l'Uo!lday with 8-ry ■ervlcu P -,C. ...,. "411 .,..... the .l an McDamel, 21, Cbe.,hire Rt· . car, j I u __..., ,eaMad ,._,._,__ (C " • Oo Pap 'llinol 7:30 lloada,1. ......, - -•· --· "'inc from II\ aothrna a tack. j famlly, [2. A fire o1 undetermined origin interrupted • pea.. lul afternoon In Middleport Sunday when It swept one Gravel Hill home, dam· aged another, and destroyed an automobile. The home or Mr. and Mrt. Joa.eph Solien and family, 541 Highst . was ,wept by flames and the family automobile destroyed. The home of Mr. tnd Mrs. H. A. Wilson located within IO feet or tht Soltesz home, w& also blaz• ing on arrival of the Middlepor Volunteer Fire Department. Quick action by firemen was credited loday for 1eving the WUIOll home from severe damage and preventing the Soltesz home hom being comple-tely destroyed. Eighteen Middleport firemen ,nswered the call at 1 : ts p.m Sunday and uo arrival found the gorage and back part or the Solten home and the aide of t h e Wilson home engulfed In flame,. f'he firemen immediately went to work between the two burning atructurei anrl the back of the Sl>J�sz home U> bring the flames under control. Heavy ,moke and heal kept !ht department bu,y for over III ho11r before tho !Ire waa brought under control. The Ure llorled In the back of �· batne and ate Its way Ibo So"- MEIGS THEATRE Po"'!"'I, Ohio t a: :O� t u.; t t •�,• ••,,,11,1 Wtcfl11 CGI bt Jllil . . . ..� It's 11 easy d Oold4\n · "' MONEY .......... ........ DOWN ...... • • • u,....IIIN puscu.1111 • • • _,,.... olcMlc ol tap ..,•., 111allfllll, all " •• I to IIIIIU wdlt llal 11 odd are perfect for _....................... PLA NNI NG CIN TIR f 11etsn 1 l 6dls • .,...__._ .. .. •..• •• .W. wt s ,, , .. OPEN I season, and bringing t i::,, i;;--Ha�==: D E P A R T M E N T - SECOND FLOOR UntU Chrlmn•• 50 MIDDLIPCIAT c::"urcb. •••• Tll• D11r Te A ■.....er Qtvht er ·-­ ............. .---w111....... .....--- Join Our Christmas Club Now l Weot A .... T• M&.t Y_ ._. ,,, �· II tnr ftlial: IO NDtl a weot lar lllly -:::� ""- -­ • will -.. ------ ..... .......... :r.:.:_-I.- .... ..... ::1r; t':'.t' wlll_,. _lii,_ ...,,,.. ,... ..... . .... ;,�:.,.... ..... II.All ¥ tnn Pl1ilc aoo • -- · NM ILMI 00 '!'!. · ��� i!Nl· .. .... . ... 1111, - will ' .:;� -- ... . Ht t 1n Nml '10,GI a ,... ..... Sar llltf - will ...... -- ......., - 00 00 SHOP TONIGHT · AT ELBERFElDS . UNTIL 9 P. M. ...... .... and Jin. Jolu, Sm1tb. Jin. Carl lloon, Jin. Dwilbl � ..., ..._ ,,.._ _, M r a. poql rri..s. 11n. Sd Kini and ...... Iha Holley and Mn. WII, Ulm �. '1111 ,_,, _.... Wrill . .. .... . 1111 ....... ' ' ' .; fl.lEtfflDS 1n POMEROY. ' tt ' . ' \ 00 50 r 0 ..,... p■llop '1.0ll 1 .... tar llllf - I liMhted Reg . S29· Dresses - sale �4-� 00 Dresses - sale �000 · '25 Reg. Reg. s19.so Dresses - sale S1 6· Reg. Sl6· Dresses • sale s12· Reg. S'14·'' Dresses - sale s10· Reg. s13-95 Dresses • - sale S9· Reg. s12·'' Dresses - - sale sa_-00 Reg. s10·00 Dre$Ses - - sale s7.r» ,eg. s9.,s Dresses - • - • sale S6-00 lllA llon>lhy Lona prnllloa� c:onductod lhl mHU..,, whleh op, - wHb lhl P1P11 ti A.,., In tho ..._ 111d llloat Nl&bl, 111d proyor by !In. 11: l lfo a WNb. hllowlq Ibo a.rlltmM by ololT - """' II. Lab !In. Claude Hllltod, IIYlral po, - .... rood illoludlnp, o r CllrlltmM, by !In. GoolfNIJ Wlla: KMP a.rlll ID Qi.­ Mn. ll;Jrtla Lona: BlrtbdaJ ti Ibo Klnp, 11n. J- Will: 'Ille finl Chrlltmu, 11n. llerl>on Dllrm: and Lei U■ Adon Him and ADnll 111d Wllllo'■ pnyw, lln. llabor Brvwn. Dorinl II-- .._ -. • � ·- amn m lho 'l1wlb­ pvlD& ... - to tho alnit,lnl, >\ .ullallan ol 111.00 .... macl■ lo 1111 oo.l>eln Home for Cllrlal, -- 'Ille - box doQated by - - Holley .. . . a•orcl■d to Mil. Bon Buck. At Ibo clci■o of the meoU.11, &lfta .,.. •xchlnlled and _ pal■ ...,. nvulld with a 111ft. ' • ·, • ' .-. ., \. ', ,\ .( .. ' I -·· I . ' c�c1rJ� an fa Mad Ch stmas Cards Earlier se,ved A 'D Cage Fan May Be Promoted .. TO Rank Of Team Phys1c1ali JFK Plans Conferences 0n , trate�y s i' t _ p' h8! ,u t Ice Falls Put 1 •' �lllllh • 2 In Hospital J1ii. bai'. t EJttteo Sheriff probes B&E Wreck On Sumner Road OhiO D eaIers t •u .:u.-:!t,:; t llhoolhtc i ri' i t e t • For Sernces Amel . Turn a ----- f Kill e f alone •�=•� ■ ■ ' t i e u: .!! i t ■ :f"· = :i, s e e t e 0 t �1 t �-=� e t · •hopplns ·-· .�, US ( CIIIISJUS SfAUI :· fl GIT Tl siste MinW: .. s 'Reveillon' Is Custom Of France At Christmas r·1me ■ dlf t �-"':.a, w�-::'!.�� Now How Bout Th,s Ja Cl ed F N :' :�ame er Afe AnnOllDCed !: liiJI pres1"dent Of '::7· l t !,an': "1, •j s �..: � � For Treatment N O W ON S A L E . I N T H E B U SY R E A D Y TO W E A R TIL 9 PM !!!!!��=�-""'""'""'""'""'""'·"'·"""'""' _.. a fresh touch of lovelineu Into your life. Make your choice here and nowl SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY Join Today l i BeSf• pres.ent·• =:=: �:I:: Fashion tonic for your holiday 1Vardrobe . . . . . . . prints, expressing _the breathless beauty of the the holidays i. .. ... .. ,.... ►t�.,,, CIIRI 'Cl ��:,:::::••;°":j.::::..':'.:! Kltcha 1N D.1llng --, ........ Jury List Drawn Totals 65 Nam es t year la" IIR•cl1• • • '9 • - • t :i1" w...... , 0111 t WCTUHolds2ndAnnual PartY For Children,S Home The Pomeroy Cemenl Block Co. ,, i �:""' HI II dbrf&!Ultlli � • �rthlii I The Daily Sen tinel IJIP""'"NG, EDITORIALLY Like l'eeds In The Spring "'-• are Nrtaln hardy politlcol per- •••,,, wblch appear .. lllf'ely IDd u -.warty u the weedl in the sprlne. The propoaal lo utend the coveraee ., Ille federal wqe-hour law, aa well aa Ille propooal to lncreaae tbe legal mlnl­ mum wqe, ii one of these. It ii brought IDrwvd la every Congressional session, ud tile nut will be no nceptlon. Tbe nempt worker■ - and they have ..._ uempt ever ,Ince the Low came in­ to belnf '- are In certain local service l:lldmtr.,, of which retailing ii the mo,t lmporluL It ts ■lgnlflcant that a highly lli!flllllled effort wu made to extend cov­ --,e to them during the la,t Congres­ lionll -Ion - and that, after exten­ lftle deliberation, the plan wae shelved. Aiid·· one reaaon for tbat, according to z•t1 ,-, waa a 1trong tide of graS&­ _. apjllllllion. Thi, opposition, to say the obvlou,, didn't arise because people are opposed 1 lo higher wage, !or anyone. II did ari•• I for I number of sound reasons. One is that the proposal would set off a whole new wave of. wage increases - which means I whole new wave of inflation . . Another is that if we need legislation at- I feeling local buslne88es, which must com- j pete at the local level even If they are part of national chains, ii should be ap­ plied by ' state and local action. A third is that retailing, like other service trades, offers unusual employment opportuni­ ties for unakllled , marginal, teen-age, part-time and other workers whose value lo the employer Is severely limited. An arbitrari ly high wage would cause wide unemployment among these groups. And a fourth Is that- no more federal fingers are wanted in local affairs. The last Congre88, like Ila predeces­ sors, set a sound precedent In this. } • • ' \ ,. .l ' I lJ � .( • .. ,Ii .••.. 1 • • , 5,-i,Q, Dallf IIDtllNI, l'b&aOflllddlwpo.1, O., Dee. 19, Asbury Class et For Dinner r 1'a Loyal ffelpew elw al. the .....a. OuMetbocnlt -.. _..., "'V"a, lhrtia JeStaut· GUN, mll!lt at lhl ...,_ Jor lurl...., -, a � •--. .,......... diDner• fl>o IP'OUP - - lo the n-1..ftft- ••'u•-.__ ol -. ... u.t.J. .....- nuuauu, ......•1• The Cliristersville• fer a .,.-. mu ltory from St. Luke 2 was .,vea .,� C. B. Weese, Gift& were ,_ _, nrhen11:ed• Cookif9 and punch weN earved Y the hostess lo Mr. and M r a. Dan Rizor, Mr. and Mr■• C. B. w..... Mr. and Mr■ William ilouduhelt, Mra. William E1cl\lnpr, Mra. Gilbert Sinclair, Mn. Helen Darnewood ond Mr■. Mel,1n Grtnun. ' • -r-r-....___ DI.Ill" .. • Cr '• i 1"9 DAILY SENTINEl THE DEVOTED ro l!ffl!RF.BI OF r- �cembE· C'th ') ?Cord Hop Is " · ina Planned � MEIGS MNJON AREA llclt•N l.e...n. P1d1ll1"Mlr J"llbLlabed ev•r, &ftH110011 1111ep1 llun. ila, b, 'l'll,e Ol!a.lo v,u., l"ultli.t11tne eo...._,, 110 M.rllnJ.l· SL f'o,l'lero:,, Ob.lo. B1Wfl.. Off'lee pho11e WV 1'15' e4Uorial phooe WY .N1M llntcJ'lld U teeond eiHI m■lhn■ 1n•t ,er ■t U.. � oltle. ■t p,..mero:, Oblo. N1tlon&J 1dYertlnn1 repr•HPlallv■: BotUn.W · IUmball, Inc., S&3 L•11.ln1• York City N11w \.'orll. 4••.. Nff" ratn, too■u.lMer:lptlon 0.ILver-9 D.\' .-ar rl•r wber• n•ll•bl,. 30 c•nte per advance at fll• l,1 year one we•lli Dally sen111,e1 ottlce, IH1.-. ,111 mci111Uta. •• eo; tJU'n month&, a:uo by mo· or rout111 wb111re available one montb. 11.00. l:r mall, " y11ar. 18 001 ��- montba. M.251 lbrn 111t1n1ha, .--;--:: ;: = =:: :: =-----c::------:-::,-------,-R •tatIOnS, SongS presentee/ FOr Gellef8l Tel •••ll'J'• Children Of Presbyterian School - • WillIDg TO \AN}perate you KNOW H1 . .. :,i:,�.:::..� THAT? 1:!:' °""' f',ectec/ By 1 d Friday Cl b fr 1 k.l:; :! � ;'3 z· "4 t::' Carn1va ·i:' ":a....t"°llP All Ofl,cers ' • - "°'"" 1::i°:i ro- !':, :ei 'i.!°cbl ;0:� in,• :U:O":� �:!!.!: �... Side Glances :tt.:: ..: 1 l· -,=,, l I Unemp)oyment Urveyed Jn Qu • estionaires =,:�the � -., . ..... . . ... .. _ I i;•a.""'=====c=:-==----------.!•�• ·:!.lfLJ ...---- .. ,.,.. -""' --- · Plan! for a record hop Dec- 1'he Golden wedding annlver• erriber 30 wel't!I made 11uU'Bday a&ry of Mr. and Mni. Ode Mu­ eveninj( when the Child Conserva- aar, Reedsville, will be observed h?.1 League or Middleport met at by friend! and relati\'es Saturday, the home of Mrs. Robert Schmoll December 24 with a card 11hower f for their meeting and ChrlBtmu for Mrs. Massar, who is in t h e , party. hospital. Commltees as follows were ep- Mrs. Massar was admitted at nointed by the president: Mrs. Camden Clark hospital sometime Charles Asa Bradbury for the ago with an illneM and is not ex­ Pre-Teen Record Hop to be held pected to be released before the at the hlJ!h school with Jlm Loh· 8M.iversary date. 1be couple has se as disk jockey. a son, Harold, also of Reedsville. Ticket committee: Mni. James Brewington, chairman, Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mra. nale Walburn and Mrs. Kenneth Sc ites PublleH,: Mn. Eugene. . Sean, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Jr .. Mn,. Dan White and Mrs. Donald Lowery. . . Soft drinks · Mrll J. J Da Is held 1t, annw,I Chr,strna, party Mrs. John ·Lengen · M · · Ch �e ' Saturday evening at the home of Clarkson, Mrs. &rna� �lti� Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Middle­ Mrs. Paul Theis and Mrs· Mil• port. Assisting Mrs. Milhoan with lard Wildermuth. the 6 o'clock pot luck dinner was Candv·. Mrs. Will'tam Everson, Herman Bailey. M rs. p Mrs. William Slater, M K PREPARES TOYS FOR N E EDY CHI LDREN - Recruit Jack Lane, left, Gallipo­ The Milhoan home was beautl• F'ry: :i:y w Russell and Mrs. e lis, and Sp14 James Fry, right, were among n umerous members of the 3664th Clean-up: Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. fully decorated carrying out the Ordnance Company, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Army National Guard, taking part in Lionel Boggs, Mrs. Dwight Cul- Christmas theme with a large dee• the u nit's toy collection program for needy children of Mason County. The l ums, Mrs. Robert Burkett. Mrs. orated tree where the gifts were Guardsmen spent two and one-half weeks collecling items, refinishing them for Glenn Hensler, Mrs. Bob Mills. placed. distribution to the county's civic organizations tonight at the armory. In turn, Mrs. Jame, Clatworthy , Jr.. and After a short business meeting the civic groups wiU- distribute the 500-plus items to the most needy children of Mrs. Gene Houdashelt; Door the gifts were distributed reveal• Mason County. In charge of the pre-Christmas program was Charles Knopp and prizes: Mrs. Roland Eggert, Mrs. ing each member's secret pal. Horace G. Miller, members of the Pt. Pleasant guard. Schmoll, Mrs. Richard Vaughan A basket of canned goods giv. .... ---------• and Mrs. Theo Neutzling. en to a needy family was anPlans were also made for the nounced and new Orrict!rs for the deooratlon of the two windows in coming year elected. Elected pres­ tbe Talbott •ullcllng In coopera- ident was Mrs. K E. Byer, Mrs. lion with the Chamber of Com- Etliel Hughes, vice president, Mrs. meree'a project of having all Noah Haskins, secretary, M r s. windows of the empty business Will Reynolds, treasurer, Helen houses decorated for the holidays. Reynolds and Nora Mills, flower Members appointed to take care committee. • of this were Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. The pol luck dinner was served . Russell M and rs. • :�� l'8 M to the above mentioned and Mrs. PT. PLEASAN1 - Pick up ol r ury, Doyle Miller. Mrs. John Sines, over 500 pieces or 'refini.shcd' During the program hour Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., M r s. toys of all types, for the needy we7 layed under � Orin Smith, Mrs. Lyle Diles, Mrs. children of is Mason Counly, on ° Jrs. Haud shelt duled this evening between Mattie Perry and Bush. Mitch, sche . � � Mrs. Cu11urns w1th prizes bemg 9 t P 6 won by Mrs. Schmoll and Mrs. Guestt for the evening were the hour� of and p.m., a t. Pleasant s National Guard Arm• Boggs. The group enjon<f a gift Mrs. Bob Mitch, Mrs. W i I Ii s ory. WeOOr and Vern Grueser Mrs. exchange and wrappings were Co-chairmen of the event, CharJudged with Mrs. Slater receiving and children. Knopp and Horace G. Miller. les ----the prize for the prettiest pack• . along with voluntary members age and Mr■. Bradbury for u., rd most o,lginal. �·,��. pa:� nt pe rs M . Russell was the winner of s for civic orto the preparing y both lhe traveling prize and the groups, and oos, gnlza cl\urch Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush _ U ome • p 11oor prw,, Th• Schmoll h and children of Columbus ,pent was decorated in keeping with The Ladi.es Aid of the Dorcas volunteer ftre department, w h o ' the week end with his parent,, up this evening, . the Christmas season and eifts i:UB Church held its December will pick' them (Conllnued From Page One) mas morning. And In the eyes• of Mr. an · d Mrs. H aroId Roush. Ior d'1st ribution, . were placed under the silver meeting a soId!er on 1eave, no American Mr. and Thursday afternoon ln . , . . Mrs. Roy GIiliian and allDllinwn tree. the form of a Christmas party at Members of the guard, on thell' farmer. In the ' ghttermg_ caba• New Year's Eve Party wwi any children of Chester visited her A delaert. course was served the home of Mrs. Sadie Wot!e. own time, refinished approximate-- retes of Paris, ch?mpagne, wine I wilder. Just one look at the piea by the hoatea.ses, Mra. Schmoll, Decorations in keeping with Jy 500 pieces of toys, donated to and beer flow like water as ture wilb this article will con- � :nbi, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. o nson. Mn. Boggs, Mrs. Vqhan. Mrs. the holiday season were used ln the guard by various persons and i<stalely Paris" feasts on ''pate finn tha tit is a gay evening or 1_ ' Mr. and Mn. �arry Swan v...' uth. �ft ex• groups. Toys were secured from de fois gras'', roast turkey. chest should I say morning. the Wolfe 1iome and 8 •• Theil and" Mn. 'W ited Effie and Linnie Swan of e t '' change was enjoyed by the mem• the entire section of the county to nu paste and "bu he de Noel .• Long Bottom. he remote regions, t ln Down hers A devotional period was aid th& project. Mr. and Mra. Earl Henderson • . s conducted by the president, Mrs. Knopp, on behall of the 3664th farm folk invite neighbors for_ a of Wheelln�. W. Va. visited his . t ial essen same the with party Edna Knopp, when the Christmas Ordnance -ompany, expressed his . o . brother. Eber Henderson. • mgr dients. J ue same goes on m .• _ storv was read' apprec concern m all ed to iatmn Alice Adanui and Mrs. Earl CrS 'lll,.s was followed by a bus)- making this project a most sue- the winter resorts th roughout the Jewett of Coolville visited •rrienda . so . em part oI Franee. · · which members cessful one, which will assure the uth n se,s1on here. se ar• °'!,ded t0 p1'" ay Santa Clau, t0 most needy child of a h a p p y . For weeks turkey and gee . d.. I Le t he b1g pans .l\ II es, II a s a r1ve · ••• rami1Y In lb8 communi·ty Christmas this year. "It was a a neeoy MASON COUNTY · ed for eIab . centraI market, de�tm • effort on the part of Mason and to have a jitney supper In united LICENSES MARRIAGE Revell buffett surners orate u' '' The Ruiiand Chapler Of the January. .Co�rians" sa,'d Knopp afte PearI n·1chard G'lk l e , , Pom• •J- r fm- Ion. " Bakeries dis1>lay various national Honor Society had ite r 26 The meeting was closed with Ii'> mg lh Iast art'JCle Fmwy eveand lS M ar1e WUI'1ama, y , 11· P ero h h e Noel," de "buche forms of the y m•or membeNI reSf' of tapping prayer by the guest, ReV. Dunn. . 1 on. nmg. .,. th8t ,18 the eenter centlv at the Rutland High 21 ' crn the huge c-e �.. Ali> J. � CBll"V'D'M BRO·Refreshments were served by ----Robert Eugene Tucker, 21 , Robtable. "Reveillon" every of &h�I. the hostess Mrs. Wolfe to the ertsburg, bes�des ''Rev�illon:.. r_ o F and Lillian . Mae Hall. following �embers, Mrs. Hazel Baker'S Birthday arge ch fn was ceremony The champ.1gnc, prize vmtage wmes US, Leon. e N Wieklfne, Cora Beegle, Mattgi d ellar. of Lerry HOffman, pres,'dent f ote A . t arty . out of the c are brought p . ,• Sham, Ida Howell, Josephine A Christmas party and IIUrth� organization, and opened Smith, Iva Sharp, Emma John. prise birthda party was held at Wealth and position have little to w,th the Pledge or Allegiance. Plan Your do with the meaning of "Reveil• y son. Belle Theiss and Eda Knonp. the of Mr. and Mrs. Jon ·• to every Frenchm&n. The Patty R1'fe · Carolyn Edwards Holiday Party . apartment • The January meetln� will be . In Our Private M1ddl Satur- season is as importa nt to the Margaret Smith and Larry Hon� held at the home of Mrs· J0se- Bob E. Byer, ' eport, • e meanings Of workers family in a shabby man exp1 81'ned th Party Rooms day evening. phine Smith· h � r ice � ade p C The party honored. the birthday apartment as to the millionaire = �: � �ere �e ] le "'." , 1 ars an h P ° of Larry L. Baker, Middleport. in a passy penthouse. bols or lhe Society. Eacl1 one Refreshments were served to Don The "Reveillon" begins r !ght s_rm ist- hghted a candle from the Dam• on_Chr mass after midnight_ J0hnson, Plants• Shirley McKeI- _ ____ _ __ _ ing torch in the center of the vey, Portland, PhyUis Stanley, 1 stage as the symbol wu ex· honored Middlepori and t b . plained. guest. Mr and Mrs. Dick Sterrett Phona'WY 2-3973 'Ihe following Senior memof Middleport were unable to at• By Mn. Ru88ell Paintff hers were tapped and sworn fn. 218 E. Main St. • Mrs. Will!• Will called on Mrs, lend. lo the organization: Nina Atkin■, Ohio Robert Pamter ,Friday afterP°""roy Bobby Arnold. Larry Long, RoaBEGINS LONG CAMPAIGN noon. Open 5 AM to 10 PM alie Davis and Waid Nicholson. LAGRANGE, N.C. (UPD-Paul Mr. and Mrs. Will Helhnan, Darwich 31 crippled editor of Mary Chapman Is the sponsor s Dolly Shirley and Billie Heilman spent the weeklf La ange Gazet�. anfor _the Rutland Chapter or the gr nounced today he 1111 beginning a Members of the Middleport National Honor Society. four-year weekend campaign for glee club perfonning tonight for NEW RAVEN election to the post of state com• the PTA Chtistmas program are COUNcn. TOWN mlssloner of agriculture. Karen MCEihinny, Sandra Brewhel da post­ Council Town The Barwich, confined to a wheel- inglon, Barbara Jones, Doris . Sa on ng mee poned �ur:<1ay e�e­ h chair since 1008, will campaign Rice. ctyda Taylor, Frances Pet. with Buildmg, each weekend in preparation for tit, Dottie Mowery, Judy Ratli£f, nlng at the City the 1964 elections. During the Dora McKee, Helen 'Paylor, Car- Mayor, Arthur WehrU, Recorder, en, week he Will be busy getting out ol Jacobs, Sharon Ingeis, Bever• Thelma Capehart, Councilm h, t i m S art, Glenn h ly Perrin, Karen Gregg, Karen Lewis Cape his newspaper. and Jack Flesher, Bachner. Ellen Dutton, Susie Karl Wiles, Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Buel Slater. Iva Stewart, Hope B ill- Donald Bumgardner attending. regu­ Ridenour and Elizabeth Wick- hop, Linda Dunfee, Carolyn Buck• 111e group went through the i b paying J I s. of procedure ley, Doris McHaffie, Susie Al Jar ham. was date meeting The reeular Recent callers al the PaJnter lensworth. Evelvn Gibbons, Sarfirst Monda the lrom changed i Sharon nn H Hoschar, y home were Charles Taylor, Vlr• Sh a gan, gll Roush, Mn. Betty Spencer, Ida Wilson. Calista Searles, until the flnt Tuesday of e a c h Harry Brown and £amily, Ralph Jeanne Bowles, Carroll Lyons, month. Council decided to add Anita Bowles, Paula Johnson, .additional street lights on t h e Painter and family. Caro lyn RusseD , Heverly CundiU main highway. A special meeting Turner Mr. and Mn. Dana s. Erwin. Betty Jo Bo.-Jea. bas boen called for the 2tOh of De­ Carolyn ,pent past the Diddle Jerry and week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dale S11San Pullen, Janice Zirkle, cember to discuss Sewage Dia­ Kesterson and Mrs. Shumaker of Linda Forrest, Cinda Morris, po,.al Plant and several o t h e r Texanna White, Marv Swan110D, Items of importance. New Lexington. Coleen Wilson, Mary Fratier, KaAl■o Caoh Loans For Shopping Feriruson, Judy WUdermuth, ren STORMY swan, Lrnn Daniels, Jo- BAKER and SEYFRIED Marilvn aa Chruim Longer Hour, WEATHER Ann Mourning, Neda Bradford, 125, E. Main Street Sandra Simpson, Sue Neulzllng, your LENNOX dealer BOOT Carolyn Searls, Janet Baker, Orlon pile llnlng. Children'• Carla Gilmore, Dianne McComas, NEW and USED black or white. Ladieil' Sarah Bechtle, Pally Lowery. COAL, 9IL, �AS Christine Coats, Judy Sauer, l Charlene Davis, Janis Hauck, NACE s· R Rosetta Richards, Kay Jenkln­ aon, Marcella Ward, Carol Scott, Linda Smith, Joyce Swartz, Ruth POMEROY, OHIO Reed. Maur..n Darst and Judy Mlcldleport ..__________,., Martin , · gs R•ck Spnn °'I S ial Items .a rsH a i Nurse Starting Duties At New New Chapter In Medicine SI•• Ba■btball Ian, are looking to! Morrtaon ha, that rebuilt team It■ opponenls' 51. EIKWMre t.ornorTow night·• 28th renewal of eliciting on a string of all: straight cage competition between Radne; wins. '-1.oore, now alJO bu1khng E�re in the art&_ � and Pomeroy quintets u the top eharacttt aJ well a, a win string, the holiday lay-ofb, Wahama. o-3, non-league cont.ell in the area. I Jtandt 3-2 on his se.aAOn . hav1n� lraYels to Ea.Item, 1·3: Rdtland, · I The game, scheduled for abOUI dropped SEOAL tests to Wellston 3-2: ill at ?iauncey : Galllpolil M 8: 15 at Pomeroy, will have Porn-\ and Atherui. both admittedly Is at Huntmgton Central, J.O; ad eroy aee�ing its 13th win, Ra· tough opponents HU. �am of four Logan, 3-4. 1t at Oak Hill, .,_I. cine its 16th in the ..modem l juniors anti one senior u II u a I lime,' aeries. " Since 1948, t h e lllarten, own im_pres1ive vktorU To� haa blown down the Pao- ie1 over Nelsonville, Logan and 1 rt. M.ddlepo 2 of 1 nine out tiler defenaes Both club, have starte'.' caplimet. oc Laat year, when Coach Russell abie - and 111ually domg 1t Moore of the Panthers made hil aooring Jn double figures. For Ra-- M Glady J Mor . sensational debut in the C I e 1 1 cine Allen Graham. g 1 junior, Mrs. omer �dford ...., � .... 1119AA SEOAL with a champiODlhip, hu ec1ged out Roger B'irch and I eral dayt in Columbut vid.lDg Coach of the Year award . end has dicked with double colwnn Mr. and Mrs. R. Gothardt any other honon floating around. IICOl'ing. IOl"I, Bruce. the P�thers knock� do:,vn a For the P�then Terry O�ling- Mn. Scott Folmer, who ... : _ . . guard, ha, hit for been in Columbul (or eye 1111'- · Larry Morrison fJVe 62- 1 er, slick Junior rebuddmg 48. 1 1 1 poinU in his la t tw oouinga gery for the past two weeb, II s But thia year lhings are differ- after a slow &tart. AU other■ on exoected home Tuelday. bolh teams comiateotly have been Mr. and Mn. William le)'- • enl. fried of Galll1>0lls apmt Sunday . ---------- at 10 or above. with Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm lllrl,. · Jolly Bunch Club Held Its An nual Party D oi A Group From Chester • ,..,.,I Dinne, En/07.,., '. Card Shower Asked For Mrs. Ode Massar I LadiesI Guests Met For Dinner1 , Party Meeting A group of women employees of the county and their gue:sbi en­ joyed a dinner 11iursday evening at the Martin restaurant . j: ) ' Following lhe dinner, the group 1, then went to the borne of M r ■. The anoual Christmas dinner · Nellie Brown, Rock Sprlngs Road of the Past Couocilors of Chester for a party. 'the home was decor� Council Daughters of America ated in keeping with the holiday WU 1'?ld Friday evening at the season including two aluminwn trees on the wan. Holly outlined CiI-de restaurant. inn grou adjourn After d er the p - the mantel on which was a snow ■d to the party room for a meet- ,cene, and a lighted Santa In the Ins. Mrs . Floyd R ldeoour, preal- llrenlace. dout, opened with lhe Christmas Gills wer■ exclianged and -.:anstory from St, Luke 2, follow■d ula was play■d with prizes rewlll school medical of ean three TW tJ rolne American medical slu, y by the Lord'a Prayer and pledge awanled lo Mrs. Haul W 1 1 o o n, celve financial grants to permit them to .... UH entered the dark corners of lo th• Dag. Plana wer■ rnado for and Mr■• Letta Spencer. Rem,sh. spend vacation periods studying In unlo Ittudy gra..root, metlir.. ...,tlnenll --:'T inltallation of officen al t b e ments were served by the hostderdeveloped areas of their choice. illeiM, l'ar from the great U. S. medical out meeting. ess to the above name dand Mr■• ---=--flnt-hand combat I 1 11, lbty will Game, were played, gills ex- Grace Whaley, l,lrs. Dolly Rayo■, This represents "enlightened business changed, and ,ec:,et pals reveal- Mra. Ruth Moore, Mn. N i n le 111111w aot t0mmonly seen In this activity" of a very high order. No proeel • od with • gilt and new names Cummins, Mr1. Joyce Kennedy, Guided l,y phyelclana already otion is Invo lved and no adduct prom Mlsl Leda Mae Kraeutor 1 Mlsl PhyWa Rice, Miss Marth• dra\YJI. Pl'Utlllnc 1n remote area,, these slu- vertising in the normal sense of the the door prize. IOn, Mrll. Lois McElhinney and dent, wW help lo orianize and maintain word. The free world and the commun, A program of reellallons. IODgl mao T,-...," "When Jo811■ Christ Attending were Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Joan Childa, ' and tho pre,entallon of the Flr,t Wa, Bom," and "Away In a Manprograms and, al the same pulllle lietltb Neutzling,. Mr,. Floyd Ridenour, , Isl world are presenllY, locked in a strug- Chrlstrna, U gh·en by th■ cl\ll ger." W Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mr1. H e I e n PRESIDENT GETS ART tlme, pi,, 'l'lluable cllnlcal experience "-gle for the friendship and leadersh i p of dren of lhe Finl United Pro■by' Wolfe, Mr■. Willoughby Hill, ll:-s. WASHINGTON CUP!) A lluH· A recitation, "Greell11p," wu tllldtr tlieir proctors. They wlll be "good the surging underdeveloped areas. Med. terian Sunday School at t he given by Nancy Buchanan who Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. H o b a r t garian refugee, who believes "it't , ba111dor•" in th• true an d (u II lilllll • COLUMBUS (IJPI) - General Nowell, Mr■. Ross Cleland, Mrs. better l-0 be a llltle 11111u,e here ical aid can be a mighty weapon in the church in Middleport Sunday eve- also sang "Silver Bells." Nllal of. th• term. ning �er the direction of Mi11 other recitaU0111 were "WIN Telephone Co. of Ohio aid Satur- Pearl Koblentz, Mrs. Fannie Ad- than a big elephant under the relentless cold war. Tbb ll!arkl the beginning■ of I new Fari, Erlewine, Men" by Bill Vaughan; "Mffl7 day ll i■ willing lo cooperate ams, Mrs. Marlon Wood, M r 1. Communists," bas given Presi, President Eisenhower has said, "In -tllapter fn American medical education. Chcistrnas" by Mary Ruth Sau- with lhe Bell Syllam to provide John Hayes, Mr,. Rolland Tor- dent Eisenhower sampl.. of hi■ 1 11e prozram waa OIM!fted wIth . , arl work. today • world there a re few !lungs of , the congregation,) ; ingong ol er, "Birthday Candles" by Shor- broader and mor■ Owble long- rence. It II administered by the Association of _ Big _ M Milo Mrs. . , Joseph Domjan of River Henry _ g, Edge, di■tance � t,lepbone aervlce, but greater Importance than introducing ' "Joy To The World" lollowod by man Milli, " Nlceal Gift" by MarAmerican Medical Colleges, and It is Ray Mrs. Mrs. Eichinger, Moms, • N.J deocrlbed Eua 01 lint one as t mllll be reach■d young Americans to the realities of in- the evening prayer by the Sun- lone Mahokey, "Merry Chrt■t- groemon m•de po11lble by a , 1aO,OOO grant from Miss Kraueter, Eldon rope's Mae Leda Friday s, t artll!!l leading preauch o . . mas'' by th Vaughan. "Chrfat. o how the nvenuea from . , , lernahonal affairs and preparing them I day school Superintendent, Rich- ma, Bells"Be Smith ltllne and French Laboratories, Kraeuter, Mrs. Jame■ Van Met- sent■d Eisenhower with a portby John Rue, "Chrt■t- ■ervloo will be ■har■d. Phllad -_ h ia pharmaceutical firm. l l is lo exert world leadership through their I a�� ;aughan,er, Mrs. Henry Beaver, M r s. flllo of woodcut,. Domian and hi■ . ma, Card" by Ruby Nlcin■ky, � h . 8010· We Lov, The Ch,Id ll��· General of Nonnan Frederick, Mn. Oscar famil flod Hungary In 191f. E " o Don etar. �!' I , various fields of competence." This med- J design to run over • three-year term, y Santa Clau " by Vaughn Ohlo pm1umlt esus, was sung by BI lly Hap- Ch .-N that no agree' , and •� "'Lt II me about 90 selected stuprogram falls squarely within that lonslall lol lowed by song, by lh■ I " rl■lmu i. Hore" by St,vle mont ha■ i-',, reach■d on th\■ Weber• Mrs· Esther Wright, Mrs. 1ca1 ui::ma s 11 • M �l_h�v� comp�•�� a� least _ fr� m�work . dents, _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Prunary Depa�ment ::' . W i l l ;:::-· �· int and no uegoUatlonl ar■ po ::: 7 :; ,. �id�::.::. :;: T�= pre. 1 Larry Wolfe, Mn. F.ddle Hartung sent a Christmas propam Tue■ ii f patriot who will L'Ven acek this. Not Forget God • World, Chriat• by David Fife, "Chriltmu Holly" In& OD. • day, at 7,30 p.m. Curtis Frederk:k. -{;Jarence Story goea by with by Tommy Lowery and "Chrlat- The Bell Sy■tom bu propoNd Mr■. --------------'-----When 'Silent Cal" Coolidge Iha\ big S1Dde - Clarence and mu Will," by Jimmy Maholi-,,. what i■ called wldt area telephone al aervlce which would permit, at ctNln of us local character, In said, "I do not choo&e to run," teacher wife Goldie and Dad and Abo •, 9luclte M. e...,_.. . the rt lint, potential larp hllllno■■ pa MlllllLEPORT, Dec, JS - plaet! of lhe three "gurrls" run- he 181d a real New England I have always had a great deal ry a Iha wert, unltmtted calla wtthln a uaen from new book '''111e Mtddle ning. But I Hhut the water ofr mouthful. He. in real tly said, Jn common - married about the :ry :: J E ry, Lo ■peclfied aru for a Oat ctrtaln D• ,n Ag• ol,,, i,tl. Eliot" which I'm by telllnl him you had lo get 'I've hod enou•h- I 'm lust too same time - My heart has al- :J' � :00 v MOl'N Krlata at , . r e readlna �fairly and your on � ways ached for their early toss knee, down tired to even · lhlnk of It." Fo ow.lq the v O ca I • o I O, get aome one to BE pre•• lo be& _ they but boy baby fine a of F,_'f.iR\• � ' "i!l\i, plll!lled out lo me lhal ident around hett. And he'd worked for )eq at It , were later blessed with daughter "Dreaming of a White Chrl■trna■" "Dolor■ "" will be able lo offer r d■nN mu■lc w,111 all than mo,t of his predett!lllon,. Ro11elie, a teacher at SallAhury- by Loia Ann Sauer, the p h J, or �lclpate In �- new NrvTwo of the moat dauntln ex• J In rhythm, utterly jL111t said nothlm? and 11awerl [ then, jul'lt what we'd hoped . we "The Flrat Q!riltmu" wu pn- ice, Wffllam■ .. kl, WI and the moniA S I've had ln �nt periencff . unln and lody ome wood, Just • little wood at ' mP.t Harry Glaze < Sp,4, U. S. Ar- Rnted by the clllNI t.aupt. by Bell Syltem lllUlt reach an 1grw. 11: .. nominating on being me wu In yean N l Mllrel1,J, -9f'Oltlng ffl the nl!; that. l my l here fr-om Germany for Mrs. Donald. Lowery and M h l metn which wll provide OIII' cmny a a n1e11t1 �t. lt ,c,ught to npre11. comrnllteet for church groups. lhare of the NY· ir f with pan lllnl Nanc Caroll with Dunbar, y I tuner.al of hi, brother Herbert. "Aw can't you now Hl'lrn'" 1 A t, t the Nl"Vlee... ue k' en rt nnlese W frcm dertved ■ y Jun y throu&houf: the ,: the bone b pla t oo� C'n n fu Harry had a chillln ight Nel'NII and " PleaN do, we'll do all the "nih, flf -" indldmtn � I bull�, eye. I, .� II ffll - boy el bnrk door with ff. cur. t here, having lo put down on an r C . '1111 wide .,._ � would lo hoir airnp)f "aht 18kt the 1tuff, but work." (bl& flbber1). - · Mother Is simply out of evPry• Island In mid-ocean, 1 ■' ooi:ie !he . permit bullneu u■er9, and latar for Readers , to the play • • r • i -1 pe retldentlal thing r. Ulerl, to call toll-tr. , hav• will her 1G let ou ng U lremb. �a'k IOl"ne when And , Nlffl . )'OUnllr fNlidMII' IMll"Yff y A ores _ and com l e lo lluiH •..- "• But, ,pita I repeat, t llOUl fb,ally glve■1 bl arter s stout a <'U P of monfiy, please?" y H , Ro l area and the tbey amecrtbed to. wlthia y Coleman throw his luggal(e alt'Qv to : nn 1 lnd Ro -ovw - '""' mlOIM, how turflll\y p1"odlng partl Taklnl Brown. IAJ.ond [ lighten the lood _ H,,n-y hav• has ' . art In vivid facial phonad and pereonally cAlled Addition to list of doctor� who · nmls�kAhle hht,'I f!vM'.! lf'IOk � were Ronnie Hand u JOll:Ph, Eel, that u 11 . 111o, n1n1 each all over u., pl- J well. 'tis a are MHS �rodu,,•• - Dr. Harry [ of all lhe GI,,. child,;. ·- I'd lty HaptOMtall .. Mil')' and ..,. - I eoa, set over joyou■ day. S. Kel•. son of Dr. an� Mrs. know It In Er,ypt _ An.J •lso eo Lewl■ &I Iha Anaal. 11111 � ' .... - to .... not One roa,on I try lo faithfully K•I� ol St. Peteroburg. �Is . I S aker■ about tho Symbolo ti -y D• -� • :,outh. Am I att•nd all the9e group, I belong Graduated In our soo s MHS would ln■tantl 1 \M up ,�. av- I pe File, Oitryl Wffll Chrlatmu � pie cheelced Walburn family In_ to la loyalty to the one who'■ no- claa& of 1952. HJ, very nearneas like manner __ two of our ITIOlt I ole Ander1011, Raymond Hi nCar U d 'I, · ,.�- · �In this way W81 what made him cherished set, of children 1n ! George Sauer, 01\ta Lewi■, Billy Mn. Dale Smlth entertalnod the bly conducting UI through. . 41,ttr "'J lint Chrlllnw cud ff ■be can lako It, w• ou�ht lo 1llp u• In thal recent !l,t. II MIL� _ and easy l-0 nam• _ all : Hapton■tall.Third Friday dub Friday eve­ ... today, Doe. T, P■orl Har- honor ber by at l&ut bolnl you know what I mean, I d love the Gla,e boys woro "r.eede" I Replff&llling Iha Star wu Con- Dini al her home on Spring Ave. to ,.. Harry a, a Slethoseope and all the Walburn, "Bu�ble," , nlo Bachner. ' Candles • • r e llurlnC lhe � oeuloo with ... Doy, 11111 I - !ht Ind there. -1 � llltr M fraln frillMII IPl man 111 of now. Seems only YH· - A.s simple u that - I Hw npreaented by Cynthia M 1 1 1 ■, Mn. Denver Thoma prealdlng, 1 I lm■gin■, then, lhe high cour- terd•Y, etcetera, etcetera. R lltloi. 1 the rod velvet Santa In Wn ·ne 1 Ruth Ann 1-y, M•� u....., and election of offleer■ wu held with -, •�N, lou - loo- ap ll tau■ lo ■clually a,k to be -[ l nd nd Id' H nd • ..�, are by Suo all officer■ reeleetod. Poln■ettla SallOI', Ann l<>i■ the A ow wt • aro a I _, that h■�--t . ere wa11 the man who , ree1 one 1n E)•·rf 111en th ,vq or •II hard job1 In • _.. ue "" eId'I iwllmP"11• R •nd Suun Morr11. Mu Mn. panktent; 'lboma, Mn. the world, PrNldent of the U . S. aecoated his f1"1end with the � :• ':;:h.: 1 i t 8 8 1 nk Ever+ 81C1'9tarJ: Spi e Mn. t rls Meinhart, • • w trnu Ch of ri n i � :: � :: 1 0 ♦• tuu, TY ltne - n 1pp1ll1 me to even think of bl11lng Chrlslma11 rreckl le _ ' bi ' =ly rll ay1or IHI · n- , repre&enled by Kathy Lacey and ett DIiie,• treasurer; and Mrt. ... ... tha hill1, ht dam juat the burdena, the decision■• the that really a nec-kll@ or have you · ta here many yeal'I ag - nd ID&jorlt,y leader, ib.. three Democratll 11N Kheduled for o •� · The G iver by Nancy Buchanan. Bents Wolfe, publlctty, • ahort promoUonL Sen. Mike Manlfteld (top) ot Montana movu ... • ftil from thl Peter and lack ol prlvM!y and home life Just cut your Ihm.el .," -· , how his lunch. mince pl• and · •■Ingmemlrlal emrlce playlet with wu Iha held for flom -.tant maJority loader to majority leader ; Sen■• up lo p. wa left out on our ront 11117 ...., - an ev■r mount- and time i. even road the poe- My hat 11 off - but off of I t Niaht. Hubert Humphrey Clower left) ot Mtnnoota becomea tor club. the of memberl deceuecl SUm � f s po e 11f _.. C!Oftt..l ■mong 3 1ible enemltl all a�t. the ANY advenlurou1 femal who I porch - An wha�dya know fcl_. maJori.. -�-•-·t _ .,.,.. Smathera (Iower Nl""t H o , '"'1-, Seoator 0-1• •� tea•-· "O I .... VIUUII ■ , " .,, '·"· Y --• .... II .... a Gardin Club lf'Nt, con■tant need for wltdom venture■ Into the local haberdnsll• le It w• •II t up . with nvtaled ..,.. pall 8tcNt d t to a 1 ■ rt i em y •. plano d��� w��� b)' Pllll ..� --• nex l l ..opotbo ��= °'-�• D• ■nd ,uldlnee from above. ery and actually comes out with ,., II l ""_,�."-.• tiff - d , a w n· r1 bl . _ _ a ln o. 1 N • r-ple Hapton■� ''0"w how d ,d he• ,,o, - n...� -- , - Mrt. L I 1 1 I • • .,., �� � --••-, ., W • loll& Ila placm, la my bool,, It'■ only ■ true thl, tyo■ of purch•"'-'---'""--------------== -l pri■ plapd 0o " d oc and _.. ■nd right -,ro packing basket■ Stieff and the v al uet star B I bow J,,, Id th loft for famlliel who can UH all ol lhe Eut" ..... ..... b; M r .. awardacl to Mn. Cltland Hi-, Chr�,tm wl;��t her and 1 • he... llaptonolall and Hr■, Harold - llrt. � �emharl - ':"' her and�./ too - ,moll wk,. ' :"' '"'spar I e II"· •ke 1 .n1-. _ .. _ n. 11 �,,--------------er. w her too jl!audy pal0ms11 �anrl ""_ n-�l�,t be a dreary world- without The nt,� ot. 1 •·· --� b n n� !R II ta a • -•-- ta wen __,,_ b' 1IN robe for - n ....• 11 brll1lAr.t !Ilore window, and 1 t)W m, & trut, far Iha dllldr■a .-lud■d deed. boot.to tbooe named above tho p 01, !rt "S Dl<k..,.' _ IW,ls ; " J, I ■olved thb probl•'" 'moolly > all i Iha program. Miu Erlawina - ond Mn. Henry llelbel, Mra. Bon • i>-nt" been ha Chrl,tma, ■ Ion• &lO by handlne ovor • ..mall I Inkl■d , a■■lsted with Iha - by Mr■. Noublinl Mn. Grvver Erl,, and 1l<m � d apr o an r . o onit " P"� wad of "' .... ituff wi•ti •·r.o --�1 e-� M r■• Ruall Mn. Alben !:benbacb. M r t. ' · , •ood cheer ii,norou,ly from hi■ 1 �••••• ,..,,.. lOIIIOpl " , L n JOIII, Mi■■ Dunbar, Mr■ . Hap- Hu Meinhart will be � far poloahl• •s n·, ·_ torrh y 1I · aming Trou:i. ii, t�re 111 atall and Lewia Sauer, Jr, the Januar, mert:n,. ton A O\'f alr nv n 111 or crt,n the In ,._ "°nd 1'ht'I'\ • • · • '....,. pac11;age 11rou wrap� rl :! an feel tan yoo thlni tolld can stand !ht),;r hurt : and who Hpro111.on■ at THIS ommI••Inn. tn•ich. Baptill Cirda • In other words, "How r,n Yo\l am our OU@: •1 s. h lh th! II ,, t B u A t, .. ,nee ! i ng T•� __.,__ Do Thi■ To Me!'' , tum to th• three fomlloa, the Clrcleo of the Finl llapllot LOOKING AROUND -On f'om. Statnloy•,. the Spencer's and lhe Church, lliddleport, will meet on S fll'O'/ 1treeta, we meet our fonn· Ohlinger'■ who In one ■hort De- Tuelday evenlnl: at the homel el er pupil Herman Mattox of Char eem�r da�· 1'.'l�t �'ielr loved ones. j metnben at ?:30 for their De-le.ton - ht'd been ln nephew Our rraVf.'M! nn� sym!)•th,• KO , �mber meeting■• Kenneth Grover'■ studio lo - out to th,m n1on� with •11 our The Don:ao Cir<I& will tnMt at prool1 ol hls parenta· Goldon Wod- . eommun\t,·. · lo w I th■ born■ ol Mn. Poul Slnlrt, An emplaynat no din& plctvres, lhe genial Elmer Reeent lo" oF • dtar rousln I th■ Electa C ir<I• at the hama ol COlldueted. 111 "'""1 Mattoxe1 of Gravel Hdl - Her- of ours. and II St"r 10U8 Of"r Rl\on I J.lra. Harry Hondeebeu.. County tlDnnalnacllltrllutm� mnn wa1 1 compeer of the Wayne I on Dad's brothfr.r Stanle)· IMW ' 'lbe � Circle wW ffllM � weet . flUII­ I Swlohor • Dan White cn,wd and i a double amlJU....1 ohodow,, the at lhe home o1 Mr■• Tony Fow� '!'ho � tbla ■hori M ll' 1 do\y he'd juot ■een 10veral of lheffi'."° , bl,s,ed Yule ltd,,. I er and lhe Prlacilla 1I tho homo Also rl•ht then rnn Into Ruth I lt'o protl•· nlco to be able to : of Mr■. Har,,ld 'lbomao. Bod, Tavlor Slroln <Opal', ,later> both wall. about• .,..1 ...,., friend■, I the Love • Joy and Prl■cllla Cir- :;,. .......,. for . dlolrtltulioll rtl MHS groduateo and hor hu■band ,njoy lhe warm llr■alro and oleo will have atfl ......, _, o1�- ���� �: I - ,.... ,..... ....,...,.. - 1 ------ol Columbua and she obowlng .,. family. One more precloue mall pie■ of h,r I month old and her Chriatma,. nne more pldon MEET TOMOIUIOW l s or s year old-- We greet long yeor drnwing to • c1-. Group I ol lhe Finl l1Dilecl 'l1le poet offleeo _.. A P > l e time friend Mn. G<orgla Wll- For 111,,._ we thank Thee, l'resbylorlan O!ureh wm net Gn>Ye, Arlludllj, llum, N e W ::-'. _ ,I _ � llatni!OI\ In Elborlold'o - I Lord . And we prav Thy comfort -., nenin1 at the homo !If �• Wut Oolumbla� S o u I h would be •bocked ever to ,.. for aching · h•or:,. heavy ju,t Mn. Everett Bachner for their tlldo, 1'1'.inl Plea'&nT.' 1.itart_ U... .... :..!!,!tt, _,,.. jL.�;.s.:::,::,, ...... � that plensant face without a now with lo«. �,,� !"�·•. at , � pPriJ. AlallllnC bol- ..U. Hartlon1, Lakin, Grimm'■ "!)II. I kr, ow Y9U'•• 8anta Clr.u1-l n111n what'• ,mile - and ■he ho, some pl'Ct- 1••111' ,come to them, and cour- l- wAI bt Illa httt - I t I, Oallipollo Ferry, JClin- "Wsmf,t le flunklns Iii French, but ahe probably won't - man1 fl'll1cllmer., anrwawl" . .. your m1kl•n na1111?" , . ..,. j wiilt ..i llrt. Luer Gna, wood, • Mitt& \y ■tera lblnp- la deal •ltll'tooJ--w • ' ,· -�,., •· . ' .... - . .... . ... . r �-'.,fi,;,, • ��f ..:;• '� . . '=""� L :.;,� Cage Fans Look To Pomeroy Racine Tvssi e As Top Basketball G rune Of Area Tuesifafk ' C ily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0. , De<,. 19, 1 960-ll • P-V Hospital c•IYIC Groups w•I, Pick Up Toys Ton1ght �=� D orcas Ladies Aid En1'oyed Chr,stmas arty .;;m:,::; 'Reveillon' Is Unusual But . • � French Custom EXhiliart1n i. r Plan A Party With Delicious ,. ' ·;. II Portland News Of Interest ·1 .. DOOR CHIMII .. ..... ...... ....... ...... .,.... _________ __ , ml.. • Honor th•• H hlHI awialw ..... Aa low $6.95 -- _____ ,.....,.,.,. $11>.95 �-- WW _ ............. .A■1■w . . . . . . . }, oc1ety Taps Memb ----�-- .' t Rutland . ..... .. . I eal&j w.n. ....W N I Jf t4111 a., ,..._,_,.ly, Mlew• • • • • ·10 · J . mo. !. .. --,� ·� · tlf ll tlil� •- � , ., � �-- . . .. '7.5(, . _,i,. ' tt. ,--loe.-,il;... A ..- 11 1■,11■ tt I ,, ° CIRCLE'S Restaurant $ We&t Shade News Items -=--=-==-=== MUS Glee Club Members Will Worth Of FREE TOYS With The Purchase Of Living Room .. Suite. ing T0night IA O N E Y TOMORROW Phone First For Qlllelc Approval. Then Piek llp Your UJW.f;OST WAN UmiJ J;;a=========", j -- . $3.99 THE SHOE BOX -� -i l - OR - \ a. Bedroom Suite. �: l FROM . . :� Mason Furniture & Rutland Furniture Mason, W. Va. Rutland,O. J• �rthlii I The Daily Sen tinel IJIP""'"NG, EDITORIALLY Like l'eeds In The Spring "'-• are Nrtaln hardy politlcol per- •••,,, wblch appear .. lllf'ely IDd u -.warty u the weedl in the sprlne. The propoaal lo utend the coveraee ., Ille federal wqe-hour law, aa well aa Ille propooal to lncreaae tbe legal mlnl­ mum wqe, ii one of these. It ii brought IDrwvd la every Congressional session, ud tile nut will be no nceptlon. Tbe nempt worker■ - and they have ..._ uempt ever ,Ince the Low came in­ to belnf '- are In certain local service l:lldmtr.,, of which retailing ii the mo,t lmporluL It ts ■lgnlflcant that a highly lli!flllllled effort wu made to extend cov­ --,e to them during the la,t Congres­ lionll -Ion - and that, after exten­ lftle deliberation, the plan wae shelved. Aiid·· one reaaon for tbat, according to z•t1 ,-, waa a 1trong tide of graS&­ _. apjllllllion. Thi, opposition, to say the obvlou,, didn't arise because people are opposed 1 lo higher wage, !or anyone. II did ari•• I for I number of sound reasons. One is that the proposal would set off a whole new wave of. wage increases - which means I whole new wave of inflation . . Another is that if we need legislation at- I feeling local buslne88es, which must com- j pete at the local level even If they are part of national chains, ii should be ap­ plied by ' state and local action. A third is that retailing, like other service trades, offers unusual employment opportuni­ ties for unakllled , marginal, teen-age, part-time and other workers whose value lo the employer Is severely limited. An arbitrari ly high wage would cause wide unemployment among these groups. And a fourth Is that- no more federal fingers are wanted in local affairs. The last Congre88, like Ila predeces­ sors, set a sound precedent In this. } • • ' \ ,. .l ' I lJ � .( • .. ,Ii .••.. 1 • • , 5,-i,Q, Dallf IIDtllNI, l'b&aOflllddlwpo.1, O., Dee. 19, Asbury Class et For Dinner r 1'a Loyal ffelpew elw al. the .....a. OuMetbocnlt -.. _..., "'V"a, lhrtia JeStaut· GUN, mll!lt at lhl ...,_ Jor lurl...., -, a � •--. .,......... diDner• fl>o IP'OUP - - lo the n-1..ftft- ••'u•-.__ ol -. ... u.t.J. .....- nuuauu, ......•1• The Cliristersville• fer a .,.-. mu ltory from St. Luke 2 was .,vea .,� C. B. Weese, Gift& were ,_ _, nrhen11:ed• Cookif9 and punch weN earved Y the hostess lo Mr. and M r a. Dan Rizor, Mr. and Mr■• C. B. w..... Mr. and Mr■ William ilouduhelt, Mra. William E1cl\lnpr, Mra. Gilbert Sinclair, Mn. Helen Darnewood ond Mr■. Mel,1n Grtnun. ' • -r-r-....___ DI.Ill" .. • Cr '• i 1"9 DAILY SENTINEl THE DEVOTED ro l!ffl!RF.BI OF r- �cembE· C'th ') ?Cord Hop Is " · ina Planned � MEIGS MNJON AREA llclt•N l.e...n. P1d1ll1"Mlr J"llbLlabed ev•r, &ftH110011 1111ep1 llun. ila, b, 'l'll,e Ol!a.lo v,u., l"ultli.t11tne eo...._,, 110 M.rllnJ.l· SL f'o,l'lero:,, Ob.lo. B1Wfl.. Off'lee pho11e WV 1'15' e4Uorial phooe WY .N1M llntcJ'lld U teeond eiHI m■lhn■ 1n•t ,er ■t U.. � oltle. ■t p,..mero:, Oblo. N1tlon&J 1dYertlnn1 repr•HPlallv■: BotUn.W · IUmball, Inc., S&3 L•11.ln1• York City N11w \.'orll. 4••.. Nff" ratn, too■u.lMer:lptlon 0.ILver-9 D.\' .-ar rl•r wber• n•ll•bl,. 30 c•nte per advance at fll• l,1 year one we•lli Dally sen111,e1 ottlce, IH1.-. ,111 mci111Uta. •• eo; tJU'n month&, a:uo by mo· or rout111 wb111re available one montb. 11.00. l:r mall, " y11ar. 18 001 ��- montba. M.251 lbrn 111t1n1ha, .--;--:: ;: = =:: :: =-----c::------:-::,-------,-R •tatIOnS, SongS presentee/ FOr Gellef8l Tel •••ll'J'• Children Of Presbyterian School - • WillIDg TO \AN}perate you KNOW H1 . .. :,i:,�.:::..� THAT? 1:!:' °""' f',ectec/ By 1 d Friday Cl b fr 1 k.l:; :! � ;'3 z· "4 t::' Carn1va ·i:' ":a....t"°llP All Ofl,cers ' • - "°'"" 1::i°:i ro- !':, :ei 'i.!°cbl ;0:� in,• :U:O":� �:!!.!: �... Side Glances :tt.:: ..: 1 l· -,=,, l I Unemp)oyment Urveyed Jn Qu • estionaires =,:�the � -., . ..... . . ... .. _ I i;•a.""'=====c=:-==----------.!•�• ·:!.lfLJ ...---- .. ,.,.. -""' --- · Plan! for a record hop Dec- 1'he Golden wedding annlver• erriber 30 wel't!I made 11uU'Bday a&ry of Mr. and Mni. Ode Mu­ eveninj( when the Child Conserva- aar, Reedsville, will be observed h?.1 League or Middleport met at by friend! and relati\'es Saturday, the home of Mrs. Robert Schmoll December 24 with a card 11hower f for their meeting and ChrlBtmu for Mrs. Massar, who is in t h e , party. hospital. Commltees as follows were ep- Mrs. Massar was admitted at nointed by the president: Mrs. Camden Clark hospital sometime Charles Asa Bradbury for the ago with an illneM and is not ex­ Pre-Teen Record Hop to be held pected to be released before the at the hlJ!h school with Jlm Loh· 8M.iversary date. 1be couple has se as disk jockey. a son, Harold, also of Reedsville. Ticket committee: Mni. James Brewington, chairman, Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mra. nale Walburn and Mrs. Kenneth Sc ites PublleH,: Mn. Eugene. . Sean, Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Jr .. Mn,. Dan White and Mrs. Donald Lowery. . . Soft drinks · Mrll J. J Da Is held 1t, annw,I Chr,strna, party Mrs. John ·Lengen · M · · Ch �e ' Saturday evening at the home of Clarkson, Mrs. &rna� �lti� Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Middle­ Mrs. Paul Theis and Mrs· Mil• port. Assisting Mrs. Milhoan with lard Wildermuth. the 6 o'clock pot luck dinner was Candv·. Mrs. Will'tam Everson, Herman Bailey. M rs. p Mrs. William Slater, M K PREPARES TOYS FOR N E EDY CHI LDREN - Recruit Jack Lane, left, Gallipo­ The Milhoan home was beautl• F'ry: :i:y w Russell and Mrs. e lis, and Sp14 James Fry, right, were among n umerous members of the 3664th Clean-up: Mrs. Bradbury, Mrs. fully decorated carrying out the Ordnance Company, Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., Army National Guard, taking part in Lionel Boggs, Mrs. Dwight Cul- Christmas theme with a large dee• the u nit's toy collection program for needy children of Mason County. The l ums, Mrs. Robert Burkett. Mrs. orated tree where the gifts were Guardsmen spent two and one-half weeks collecling items, refinishing them for Glenn Hensler, Mrs. Bob Mills. placed. distribution to the county's civic organizations tonight at the armory. In turn, Mrs. Jame, Clatworthy , Jr.. and After a short business meeting the civic groups wiU- distribute the 500-plus items to the most needy children of Mrs. Gene Houdashelt; Door the gifts were distributed reveal• Mason County. In charge of the pre-Christmas program was Charles Knopp and prizes: Mrs. Roland Eggert, Mrs. ing each member's secret pal. Horace G. Miller, members of the Pt. Pleasant guard. Schmoll, Mrs. Richard Vaughan A basket of canned goods giv. .... ---------• and Mrs. Theo Neutzling. en to a needy family was anPlans were also made for the nounced and new Orrict!rs for the deooratlon of the two windows in coming year elected. Elected pres­ tbe Talbott •ullcllng In coopera- ident was Mrs. K E. Byer, Mrs. lion with the Chamber of Com- Etliel Hughes, vice president, Mrs. meree'a project of having all Noah Haskins, secretary, M r s. windows of the empty business Will Reynolds, treasurer, Helen houses decorated for the holidays. Reynolds and Nora Mills, flower Members appointed to take care committee. • of this were Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. The pol luck dinner was served . Russell M and rs. • :�� l'8 M to the above mentioned and Mrs. PT. PLEASAN1 - Pick up ol r ury, Doyle Miller. Mrs. John Sines, over 500 pieces or 'refini.shcd' During the program hour Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., M r s. toys of all types, for the needy we7 layed under � Orin Smith, Mrs. Lyle Diles, Mrs. children of is Mason Counly, on ° Jrs. Haud shelt duled this evening between Mattie Perry and Bush. Mitch, sche . � � Mrs. Cu11urns w1th prizes bemg 9 t P 6 won by Mrs. Schmoll and Mrs. Guestt for the evening were the hour� of and p.m., a t. Pleasant s National Guard Arm• Boggs. The group enjon<f a gift Mrs. Bob Mitch, Mrs. W i I Ii s ory. WeOOr and Vern Grueser Mrs. exchange and wrappings were Co-chairmen of the event, CharJudged with Mrs. Slater receiving and children. Knopp and Horace G. Miller. les ----the prize for the prettiest pack• . along with voluntary members age and Mr■. Bradbury for u., rd most o,lginal. �·,��. pa:� nt pe rs M . Russell was the winner of s for civic orto the preparing y both lhe traveling prize and the groups, and oos, gnlza cl\urch Mr. and Mrs. Norman Roush _ U ome • p 11oor prw,, Th• Schmoll h and children of Columbus ,pent was decorated in keeping with The Ladi.es Aid of the Dorcas volunteer ftre department, w h o ' the week end with his parent,, up this evening, . the Christmas season and eifts i:UB Church held its December will pick' them (Conllnued From Page One) mas morning. And In the eyes• of Mr. an · d Mrs. H aroId Roush. Ior d'1st ribution, . were placed under the silver meeting a soId!er on 1eave, no American Mr. and Thursday afternoon ln . , . . Mrs. Roy GIiliian and allDllinwn tree. the form of a Christmas party at Members of the guard, on thell' farmer. In the ' ghttermg_ caba• New Year's Eve Party wwi any children of Chester visited her A delaert. course was served the home of Mrs. Sadie Wot!e. own time, refinished approximate-- retes of Paris, ch?mpagne, wine I wilder. Just one look at the piea by the hoatea.ses, Mra. Schmoll, Decorations in keeping with Jy 500 pieces of toys, donated to and beer flow like water as ture wilb this article will con- � :nbi, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. o nson. Mn. Boggs, Mrs. Vqhan. Mrs. the holiday season were used ln the guard by various persons and i<stalely Paris" feasts on ''pate finn tha tit is a gay evening or 1_ ' Mr. and Mn. �arry Swan v...' uth. �ft ex• groups. Toys were secured from de fois gras'', roast turkey. chest should I say morning. the Wolfe 1iome and 8 •• Theil and" Mn. 'W ited Effie and Linnie Swan of e t '' change was enjoyed by the mem• the entire section of the county to nu paste and "bu he de Noel .• Long Bottom. he remote regions, t ln Down hers A devotional period was aid th& project. Mr. and Mra. Earl Henderson • . s conducted by the president, Mrs. Knopp, on behall of the 3664th farm folk invite neighbors for_ a of Wheelln�. W. Va. visited his . t ial essen same the with party Edna Knopp, when the Christmas Ordnance -ompany, expressed his . o . brother. Eber Henderson. • mgr dients. J ue same goes on m .• _ storv was read' apprec concern m all ed to iatmn Alice Adanui and Mrs. Earl CrS 'lll,.s was followed by a bus)- making this project a most sue- the winter resorts th roughout the Jewett of Coolville visited •rrienda . so . em part oI Franee. · · which members cessful one, which will assure the uth n se,s1on here. se ar• °'!,ded t0 p1'" ay Santa Clau, t0 most needy child of a h a p p y . For weeks turkey and gee . d.. I Le t he b1g pans .l\ II es, II a s a r1ve · ••• rami1Y In lb8 communi·ty Christmas this year. "It was a a neeoy MASON COUNTY · ed for eIab . centraI market, de�tm • effort on the part of Mason and to have a jitney supper In united LICENSES MARRIAGE Revell buffett surners orate u' '' The Ruiiand Chapler Of the January. .Co�rians" sa,'d Knopp afte PearI n·1chard G'lk l e , , Pom• •J- r fm- Ion. " Bakeries dis1>lay various national Honor Society had ite r 26 The meeting was closed with Ii'> mg lh Iast art'JCle Fmwy eveand lS M ar1e WUI'1ama, y , 11· P ero h h e Noel," de "buche forms of the y m•or membeNI reSf' of tapping prayer by the guest, ReV. Dunn. . 1 on. nmg. .,. th8t ,18 the eenter centlv at the Rutland High 21 ' crn the huge c-e �.. Ali> J. � CBll"V'D'M BRO·Refreshments were served by ----Robert Eugene Tucker, 21 , Robtable. "Reveillon" every of &h�I. the hostess Mrs. Wolfe to the ertsburg, bes�des ''Rev�illon:.. r_ o F and Lillian . Mae Hall. following �embers, Mrs. Hazel Baker'S Birthday arge ch fn was ceremony The champ.1gnc, prize vmtage wmes US, Leon. e N Wieklfne, Cora Beegle, Mattgi d ellar. of Lerry HOffman, pres,'dent f ote A . t arty . out of the c are brought p . ,• Sham, Ida Howell, Josephine A Christmas party and IIUrth� organization, and opened Smith, Iva Sharp, Emma John. prise birthda party was held at Wealth and position have little to w,th the Pledge or Allegiance. Plan Your do with the meaning of "Reveil• y son. Belle Theiss and Eda Knonp. the of Mr. and Mrs. Jon ·• to every Frenchm&n. The Patty R1'fe · Carolyn Edwards Holiday Party . apartment • The January meetln� will be . In Our Private M1ddl Satur- season is as importa nt to the Margaret Smith and Larry Hon� held at the home of Mrs· J0se- Bob E. Byer, ' eport, • e meanings Of workers family in a shabby man exp1 81'ned th Party Rooms day evening. phine Smith· h � r ice � ade p C The party honored. the birthday apartment as to the millionaire = �: � �ere �e ] le "'." , 1 ars an h P ° of Larry L. Baker, Middleport. in a passy penthouse. bols or lhe Society. Eacl1 one Refreshments were served to Don The "Reveillon" begins r !ght s_rm ist- hghted a candle from the Dam• on_Chr mass after midnight_ J0hnson, Plants• Shirley McKeI- _ ____ _ __ _ ing torch in the center of the vey, Portland, PhyUis Stanley, 1 stage as the symbol wu ex· honored Middlepori and t b . plained. guest. Mr and Mrs. Dick Sterrett Phona'WY 2-3973 'Ihe following Senior memof Middleport were unable to at• By Mn. Ru88ell Paintff hers were tapped and sworn fn. 218 E. Main St. • Mrs. Will!• Will called on Mrs, lend. lo the organization: Nina Atkin■, Ohio Robert Pamter ,Friday afterP°""roy Bobby Arnold. Larry Long, RoaBEGINS LONG CAMPAIGN noon. Open 5 AM to 10 PM alie Davis and Waid Nicholson. LAGRANGE, N.C. (UPD-Paul Mr. and Mrs. Will Helhnan, Darwich 31 crippled editor of Mary Chapman Is the sponsor s Dolly Shirley and Billie Heilman spent the weeklf La ange Gazet�. anfor _the Rutland Chapter or the gr nounced today he 1111 beginning a Members of the Middleport National Honor Society. four-year weekend campaign for glee club perfonning tonight for NEW RAVEN election to the post of state com• the PTA Chtistmas program are COUNcn. TOWN mlssloner of agriculture. Karen MCEihinny, Sandra Brewhel da post­ Council Town The Barwich, confined to a wheel- inglon, Barbara Jones, Doris . Sa on ng mee poned �ur:<1ay e�e­ h chair since 1008, will campaign Rice. ctyda Taylor, Frances Pet. with Buildmg, each weekend in preparation for tit, Dottie Mowery, Judy Ratli£f, nlng at the City the 1964 elections. During the Dora McKee, Helen 'Paylor, Car- Mayor, Arthur WehrU, Recorder, en, week he Will be busy getting out ol Jacobs, Sharon Ingeis, Bever• Thelma Capehart, Councilm h, t i m S art, Glenn h ly Perrin, Karen Gregg, Karen Lewis Cape his newspaper. and Jack Flesher, Bachner. Ellen Dutton, Susie Karl Wiles, Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Buel Slater. Iva Stewart, Hope B ill- Donald Bumgardner attending. regu­ Ridenour and Elizabeth Wick- hop, Linda Dunfee, Carolyn Buck• 111e group went through the i b paying J I s. of procedure ley, Doris McHaffie, Susie Al Jar ham. was date meeting The reeular Recent callers al the PaJnter lensworth. Evelvn Gibbons, Sarfirst Monda the lrom changed i Sharon nn H Hoschar, y home were Charles Taylor, Vlr• Sh a gan, gll Roush, Mn. Betty Spencer, Ida Wilson. Calista Searles, until the flnt Tuesday of e a c h Harry Brown and £amily, Ralph Jeanne Bowles, Carroll Lyons, month. Council decided to add Anita Bowles, Paula Johnson, .additional street lights on t h e Painter and family. Caro lyn RusseD , Heverly CundiU main highway. A special meeting Turner Mr. and Mn. Dana s. Erwin. Betty Jo Bo.-Jea. bas boen called for the 2tOh of De­ Carolyn ,pent past the Diddle Jerry and week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dale S11San Pullen, Janice Zirkle, cember to discuss Sewage Dia­ Kesterson and Mrs. Shumaker of Linda Forrest, Cinda Morris, po,.al Plant and several o t h e r Texanna White, Marv Swan110D, Items of importance. New Lexington. Coleen Wilson, Mary Fratier, KaAl■o Caoh Loans For Shopping Feriruson, Judy WUdermuth, ren STORMY swan, Lrnn Daniels, Jo- BAKER and SEYFRIED Marilvn aa Chruim Longer Hour, WEATHER Ann Mourning, Neda Bradford, 125, E. Main Street Sandra Simpson, Sue Neulzllng, your LENNOX dealer BOOT Carolyn Searls, Janet Baker, Orlon pile llnlng. Children'• Carla Gilmore, Dianne McComas, NEW and USED black or white. Ladieil' Sarah Bechtle, Pally Lowery. COAL, 9IL, �AS Christine Coats, Judy Sauer, l Charlene Davis, Janis Hauck, NACE s· R Rosetta Richards, Kay Jenkln­ aon, Marcella Ward, Carol Scott, Linda Smith, Joyce Swartz, Ruth POMEROY, OHIO Reed. Maur..n Darst and Judy Mlcldleport ..__________,., Martin , · gs R•ck Spnn °'I S ial Items .a rsH a i Nurse Starting Duties At New New Chapter In Medicine SI•• Ba■btball Ian, are looking to! Morrtaon ha, that rebuilt team It■ opponenls' 51. EIKWMre t.ornorTow night·• 28th renewal of eliciting on a string of all: straight cage competition between Radne; wins. '-1.oore, now alJO bu1khng E�re in the art&_ � and Pomeroy quintets u the top eharacttt aJ well a, a win string, the holiday lay-ofb, Wahama. o-3, non-league cont.ell in the area. I Jtandt 3-2 on his se.aAOn . hav1n� lraYels to Ea.Item, 1·3: Rdtland, · I The game, scheduled for abOUI dropped SEOAL tests to Wellston 3-2: ill at ?iauncey : Galllpolil M 8: 15 at Pomeroy, will have Porn-\ and Atherui. both admittedly Is at Huntmgton Central, J.O; ad eroy aee�ing its 13th win, Ra· tough opponents HU. �am of four Logan, 3-4. 1t at Oak Hill, .,_I. cine its 16th in the ..modem l juniors anti one senior u II u a I lime,' aeries. " Since 1948, t h e lllarten, own im_pres1ive vktorU To� haa blown down the Pao- ie1 over Nelsonville, Logan and 1 rt. M.ddlepo 2 of 1 nine out tiler defenaes Both club, have starte'.' caplimet. oc Laat year, when Coach Russell abie - and 111ually domg 1t Moore of the Panthers made hil aooring Jn double figures. For Ra-- M Glady J Mor . sensational debut in the C I e 1 1 cine Allen Graham. g 1 junior, Mrs. omer �dford ...., � .... 1119AA SEOAL with a champiODlhip, hu ec1ged out Roger B'irch and I eral dayt in Columbut vid.lDg Coach of the Year award . end has dicked with double colwnn Mr. and Mrs. R. Gothardt any other honon floating around. IICOl'ing. IOl"I, Bruce. the P�thers knock� do:,vn a For the P�then Terry O�ling- Mn. Scott Folmer, who ... : _ . . guard, ha, hit for been in Columbul (or eye 1111'- · Larry Morrison fJVe 62- 1 er, slick Junior rebuddmg 48. 1 1 1 poinU in his la t tw oouinga gery for the past two weeb, II s But thia year lhings are differ- after a slow &tart. AU other■ on exoected home Tuelday. bolh teams comiateotly have been Mr. and Mn. William le)'- • enl. fried of Galll1>0lls apmt Sunday . ---------- at 10 or above. with Mr. and Mrs. Wllllsm lllrl,. · Jolly Bunch Club Held Its An nual Party D oi A Group From Chester • ,..,.,I Dinne, En/07.,., '. Card Shower Asked For Mrs. Ode Massar I LadiesI Guests Met For Dinner1 , Party Meeting A group of women employees of the county and their gue:sbi en­ joyed a dinner 11iursday evening at the Martin restaurant . j: ) ' Following lhe dinner, the group 1, then went to the borne of M r ■. The anoual Christmas dinner · Nellie Brown, Rock Sprlngs Road of the Past Couocilors of Chester for a party. 'the home was decor� Council Daughters of America ated in keeping with the holiday WU 1'?ld Friday evening at the season including two aluminwn trees on the wan. Holly outlined CiI-de restaurant. inn grou adjourn After d er the p - the mantel on which was a snow ■d to the party room for a meet- ,cene, and a lighted Santa In the Ins. Mrs . Floyd R ldeoour, preal- llrenlace. dout, opened with lhe Christmas Gills wer■ exclianged and -.:anstory from St, Luke 2, follow■d ula was play■d with prizes rewlll school medical of ean three TW tJ rolne American medical slu, y by the Lord'a Prayer and pledge awanled lo Mrs. Haul W 1 1 o o n, celve financial grants to permit them to .... UH entered the dark corners of lo th• Dag. Plana wer■ rnado for and Mr■• Letta Spencer. Rem,sh. spend vacation periods studying In unlo Ittudy gra..root, metlir.. ...,tlnenll --:'T inltallation of officen al t b e ments were served by the hostderdeveloped areas of their choice. illeiM, l'ar from the great U. S. medical out meeting. ess to the above name dand Mr■• ---=--flnt-hand combat I 1 11, lbty will Game, were played, gills ex- Grace Whaley, l,lrs. Dolly Rayo■, This represents "enlightened business changed, and ,ec:,et pals reveal- Mra. Ruth Moore, Mn. N i n le 111111w aot t0mmonly seen In this activity" of a very high order. No proeel • od with • gilt and new names Cummins, Mr1. Joyce Kennedy, Guided l,y phyelclana already otion is Invo lved and no adduct prom Mlsl Leda Mae Kraeutor 1 Mlsl PhyWa Rice, Miss Marth• dra\YJI. Pl'Utlllnc 1n remote area,, these slu- vertising in the normal sense of the the door prize. IOn, Mrll. Lois McElhinney and dent, wW help lo orianize and maintain word. The free world and the commun, A program of reellallons. IODgl mao T,-...," "When Jo811■ Christ Attending were Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Joan Childa, ' and tho pre,entallon of the Flr,t Wa, Bom," and "Away In a Manprograms and, al the same pulllle lietltb Neutzling,. Mr,. Floyd Ridenour, , Isl world are presenllY, locked in a strug- Chrlstrna, U gh·en by th■ cl\ll ger." W Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mr1. H e I e n PRESIDENT GETS ART tlme, pi,, 'l'lluable cllnlcal experience "-gle for the friendship and leadersh i p of dren of lhe Finl United Pro■by' Wolfe, Mr■. Willoughby Hill, ll:-s. WASHINGTON CUP!) A lluH· A recitation, "Greell11p," wu tllldtr tlieir proctors. They wlll be "good the surging underdeveloped areas. Med. terian Sunday School at t he given by Nancy Buchanan who Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. H o b a r t garian refugee, who believes "it't , ba111dor•" in th• true an d (u II lilllll • COLUMBUS (IJPI) - General Nowell, Mr■. Ross Cleland, Mrs. better l-0 be a llltle 11111u,e here ical aid can be a mighty weapon in the church in Middleport Sunday eve- also sang "Silver Bells." Nllal of. th• term. ning �er the direction of Mi11 other recitaU0111 were "WIN Telephone Co. of Ohio aid Satur- Pearl Koblentz, Mrs. Fannie Ad- than a big elephant under the relentless cold war. Tbb ll!arkl the beginning■ of I new Fari, Erlewine, Men" by Bill Vaughan; "Mffl7 day ll i■ willing lo cooperate ams, Mrs. Marlon Wood, M r 1. Communists," bas given Presi, President Eisenhower has said, "In -tllapter fn American medical education. Chcistrnas" by Mary Ruth Sau- with lhe Bell Syllam to provide John Hayes, Mr,. Rolland Tor- dent Eisenhower sampl.. of hi■ 1 11e prozram waa OIM!fted wIth . , arl work. today • world there a re few !lungs of , the congregation,) ; ingong ol er, "Birthday Candles" by Shor- broader and mor■ Owble long- rence. It II administered by the Association of _ Big _ M Milo Mrs. . , Joseph Domjan of River Henry _ g, Edge, di■tance � t,lepbone aervlce, but greater Importance than introducing ' "Joy To The World" lollowod by man Milli, " Nlceal Gift" by MarAmerican Medical Colleges, and It is Ray Mrs. Mrs. Eichinger, Moms, • N.J deocrlbed Eua 01 lint one as t mllll be reach■d young Americans to the realities of in- the evening prayer by the Sun- lone Mahokey, "Merry Chrt■t- groemon m•de po11lble by a , 1aO,OOO grant from Miss Kraueter, Eldon rope's Mae Leda Friday s, t artll!!l leading preauch o . . mas'' by th Vaughan. "Chrfat. o how the nvenuea from . , , lernahonal affairs and preparing them I day school Superintendent, Rich- ma, Bells"Be Smith ltllne and French Laboratories, Kraeuter, Mrs. Jame■ Van Met- sent■d Eisenhower with a portby John Rue, "Chrt■t- ■ervloo will be ■har■d. Phllad -_ h ia pharmaceutical firm. l l is lo exert world leadership through their I a�� ;aughan,er, Mrs. Henry Beaver, M r s. flllo of woodcut,. Domian and hi■ . ma, Card" by Ruby Nlcin■ky, � h . 8010· We Lov, The Ch,Id ll��· General of Nonnan Frederick, Mn. Oscar famil flod Hungary In 191f. E " o Don etar. �!' I , various fields of competence." This med- J design to run over • three-year term, y Santa Clau " by Vaughn Ohlo pm1umlt esus, was sung by BI lly Hap- Ch .-N that no agree' , and •� "'Lt II me about 90 selected stuprogram falls squarely within that lonslall lol lowed by song, by lh■ I " rl■lmu i. Hore" by St,vle mont ha■ i-',, reach■d on th\■ Weber• Mrs· Esther Wright, Mrs. 1ca1 ui::ma s 11 • M �l_h�v� comp�•�� a� least _ fr� m�work . dents, _ _ __ _ _ _ _ Prunary Depa�ment ::' . W i l l ;:::-· �· int and no uegoUatlonl ar■ po ::: 7 :; ,. �id�::.::. :;: T�= pre. 1 Larry Wolfe, Mn. F.ddle Hartung sent a Christmas propam Tue■ ii f patriot who will L'Ven acek this. Not Forget God • World, Chriat• by David Fife, "Chriltmu Holly" In& OD. • day, at 7,30 p.m. Curtis Frederk:k. -{;Jarence Story goea by with by Tommy Lowery and "Chrlat- The Bell Sy■tom bu propoNd Mr■. --------------'-----When 'Silent Cal" Coolidge Iha\ big S1Dde - Clarence and mu Will," by Jimmy Maholi-,,. what i■ called wldt area telephone al aervlce which would permit, at ctNln of us local character, In said, "I do not choo&e to run," teacher wife Goldie and Dad and Abo •, 9luclte M. e...,_.. . the rt lint, potential larp hllllno■■ pa MlllllLEPORT, Dec, JS - plaet! of lhe three "gurrls" run- he 181d a real New England I have always had a great deal ry a Iha wert, unltmtted calla wtthln a uaen from new book '''111e Mtddle ning. But I Hhut the water ofr mouthful. He. in real tly said, Jn common - married about the :ry :: J E ry, Lo ■peclfied aru for a Oat ctrtaln D• ,n Ag• ol,,, i,tl. Eliot" which I'm by telllnl him you had lo get 'I've hod enou•h- I 'm lust too same time - My heart has al- :J' � :00 v MOl'N Krlata at , . r e readlna �fairly and your on � ways ached for their early toss knee, down tired to even · lhlnk of It." Fo ow.lq the v O ca I • o I O, get aome one to BE pre•• lo be& _ they but boy baby fine a of F,_'f.iR\• � ' "i!l\i, plll!lled out lo me lhal ident around hett. And he'd worked for )eq at It , were later blessed with daughter "Dreaming of a White Chrl■trna■" "Dolor■ "" will be able lo offer r d■nN mu■lc w,111 all than mo,t of his predett!lllon,. Ro11elie, a teacher at SallAhury- by Loia Ann Sauer, the p h J, or �lclpate In �- new NrvTwo of the moat dauntln ex• J In rhythm, utterly jL111t said nothlm? and 11awerl [ then, jul'lt what we'd hoped . we "The Flrat Q!riltmu" wu pn- ice, Wffllam■ .. kl, WI and the moniA S I've had ln �nt periencff . unln and lody ome wood, Just • little wood at ' mP.t Harry Glaze < Sp,4, U. S. Ar- Rnted by the clllNI t.aupt. by Bell Syltem lllUlt reach an 1grw. 11: .. nominating on being me wu In yean N l Mllrel1,J, -9f'Oltlng ffl the nl!; that. l my l here fr-om Germany for Mrs. Donald. Lowery and M h l metn which wll provide OIII' cmny a a n1e11t1 �t. lt ,c,ught to npre11. comrnllteet for church groups. lhare of the NY· ir f with pan lllnl Nanc Caroll with Dunbar, y I tuner.al of hi, brother Herbert. "Aw can't you now Hl'lrn'" 1 A t, t the Nl"Vlee... ue k' en rt nnlese W frcm dertved ■ y Jun y throu&houf: the ,: the bone b pla t oo� C'n n fu Harry had a chillln ight Nel'NII and " PleaN do, we'll do all the "nih, flf -" indldmtn � I bull�, eye. I, .� II ffll - boy el bnrk door with ff. cur. t here, having lo put down on an r C . '1111 wide .,._ � would lo hoir airnp)f "aht 18kt the 1tuff, but work." (bl& flbber1). - · Mother Is simply out of evPry• Island In mid-ocean, 1 ■' ooi:ie !he . permit bullneu u■er9, and latar for Readers , to the play • • r • i -1 pe retldentlal thing r. Ulerl, to call toll-tr. , hav• will her 1G let ou ng U lremb. �a'k IOl"ne when And , Nlffl . )'OUnllr fNlidMII' IMll"Yff y A ores _ and com l e lo lluiH •..- "• But, ,pita I repeat, t llOUl fb,ally glve■1 bl arter s stout a <'U P of monfiy, please?" y H , Ro l area and the tbey amecrtbed to. wlthia y Coleman throw his luggal(e alt'Qv to : nn 1 lnd Ro -ovw - '""' mlOIM, how turflll\y p1"odlng partl Taklnl Brown. IAJ.ond [ lighten the lood _ H,,n-y hav• has ' . art In vivid facial phonad and pereonally cAlled Addition to list of doctor� who · nmls�kAhle hht,'I f!vM'.! lf'IOk � were Ronnie Hand u JOll:Ph, Eel, that u 11 . 111o, n1n1 each all over u., pl- J well. 'tis a are MHS �rodu,,•• - Dr. Harry [ of all lhe GI,,. child,;. ·- I'd lty HaptOMtall .. Mil')' and ..,. - I eoa, set over joyou■ day. S. Kel•. son of Dr. an� Mrs. know It In Er,ypt _ An.J •lso eo Lewl■ &I Iha Anaal. 11111 � ' .... - to .... not One roa,on I try lo faithfully K•I� ol St. Peteroburg. �Is . I S aker■ about tho Symbolo ti -y D• -� • :,outh. Am I att•nd all the9e group, I belong Graduated In our soo s MHS would ln■tantl 1 \M up ,�. av- I pe File, Oitryl Wffll Chrlatmu � pie cheelced Walburn family In_ to la loyalty to the one who'■ no- claa& of 1952. HJ, very nearneas like manner __ two of our ITIOlt I ole Ander1011, Raymond Hi nCar U d 'I, · ,.�- · �In this way W81 what made him cherished set, of children 1n ! George Sauer, 01\ta Lewi■, Billy Mn. Dale Smlth entertalnod the bly conducting UI through. . 41,ttr "'J lint Chrlllnw cud ff ■be can lako It, w• ou�ht lo 1llp u• In thal recent !l,t. II MIL� _ and easy l-0 nam• _ all : Hapton■tall.Third Friday dub Friday eve­ ... today, Doe. T, P■orl Har- honor ber by at l&ut bolnl you know what I mean, I d love the Gla,e boys woro "r.eede" I Replff&llling Iha Star wu Con- Dini al her home on Spring Ave. to ,.. Harry a, a Slethoseope and all the Walburn, "Bu�ble," , nlo Bachner. ' Candles • • r e llurlnC lhe � oeuloo with ... Doy, 11111 I - !ht Ind there. -1 � llltr M fraln frillMII IPl man 111 of now. Seems only YH· - A.s simple u that - I Hw npreaented by Cynthia M 1 1 1 ■, Mn. Denver Thoma prealdlng, 1 I lm■gin■, then, lhe high cour- terd•Y, etcetera, etcetera. R lltloi. 1 the rod velvet Santa In Wn ·ne 1 Ruth Ann 1-y, M•� u....., and election of offleer■ wu held with -, •�N, lou - loo- ap ll tau■ lo ■clually a,k to be -[ l nd nd Id' H nd • ..�, are by Suo all officer■ reeleetod. Poln■ettla SallOI', Ann l<>i■ the A ow wt • aro a I _, that h■�--t . ere wa11 the man who , ree1 one 1n E)•·rf 111en th ,vq or •II hard job1 In • _.. ue "" eId'I iwllmP"11• R •nd Suun Morr11. Mu Mn. panktent; 'lboma, Mn. the world, PrNldent of the U . S. aecoated his f1"1end with the � :• ':;:h.: 1 i t 8 8 1 nk Ever+ 81C1'9tarJ: Spi e Mn. t rls Meinhart, • • w trnu Ch of ri n i � :: � :: 1 0 ♦• tuu, TY ltne - n 1pp1ll1 me to even think of bl11lng Chrlslma11 rreckl le _ ' bi ' =ly rll ay1or IHI · n- , repre&enled by Kathy Lacey and ett DIiie,• treasurer; and Mrt. ... ... tha hill1, ht dam juat the burdena, the decision■• the that really a nec-kll@ or have you · ta here many yeal'I ag - nd ID&jorlt,y leader, ib.. three Democratll 11N Kheduled for o •� · The G iver by Nancy Buchanan. Bents Wolfe, publlctty, • ahort promoUonL Sen. Mike Manlfteld (top) ot Montana movu ... • ftil from thl Peter and lack ol prlvM!y and home life Just cut your Ihm.el .," -· , how his lunch. mince pl• and · •■Ingmemlrlal emrlce playlet with wu Iha held for flom -.tant maJority loader to majority leader ; Sen■• up lo p. wa left out on our ront 11117 ...., - an ev■r mount- and time i. even road the poe- My hat 11 off - but off of I t Niaht. Hubert Humphrey Clower left) ot Mtnnoota becomea tor club. the of memberl deceuecl SUm � f s po e 11f _.. C!Oftt..l ■mong 3 1ible enemltl all a�t. the ANY advenlurou1 femal who I porch - An wha�dya know fcl_. maJori.. -�-•-·t _ .,.,.. Smathera (Iower Nl""t H o , '"'1-, Seoator 0-1• •� tea•-· "O I .... VIUUII ■ , " .,, '·"· Y --• .... II .... a Gardin Club lf'Nt, con■tant need for wltdom venture■ Into the local haberdnsll• le It w• •II t up . with nvtaled ..,.. pall 8tcNt d t to a 1 ■ rt i em y •. plano d��� w��� b)' Pllll ..� --• nex l l ..opotbo ��= °'-�• D• ■nd ,uldlnee from above. ery and actually comes out with ,., II l ""_,�."-.• tiff - d , a w n· r1 bl . _ _ a ln o. 1 N • r-ple Hapton■� ''0"w how d ,d he• ,,o, - n...� -- , - Mrt. L I 1 1 I • • .,., �� � --••-, ., W • loll& Ila placm, la my bool,, It'■ only ■ true thl, tyo■ of purch•"'-'---'""--------------== -l pri■ plapd 0o " d oc and _.. ■nd right -,ro packing basket■ Stieff and the v al uet star B I bow J,,, Id th loft for famlliel who can UH all ol lhe Eut" ..... ..... b; M r .. awardacl to Mn. Cltland Hi-, Chr�,tm wl;��t her and 1 • he... llaptonolall and Hr■, Harold - llrt. � �emharl - ':"' her and�./ too - ,moll wk,. ' :"' '"'spar I e II"· •ke 1 .n1-. _ .. _ n. 11 �,,--------------er. w her too jl!audy pal0ms11 �anrl ""_ n-�l�,t be a dreary world- without The nt,� ot. 1 •·· --� b n n� !R II ta a • -•-- ta wen __,,_ b' 1IN robe for - n ....• 11 brll1lAr.t !Ilore window, and 1 t)W m, & trut, far Iha dllldr■a .-lud■d deed. boot.to tbooe named above tho p 01, !rt "S Dl<k..,.' _ IW,ls ; " J, I ■olved thb probl•'" 'moolly > all i Iha program. Miu Erlawina - ond Mn. Henry llelbel, Mra. Bon • i>-nt" been ha Chrl,tma, ■ Ion• &lO by handlne ovor • ..mall I Inkl■d , a■■lsted with Iha - by Mr■. Noublinl Mn. Grvver Erl,, and 1l<m � d apr o an r . o onit " P"� wad of "' .... ituff wi•ti •·r.o --�1 e-� M r■• Ruall Mn. Alben !:benbacb. M r t. ' · , •ood cheer ii,norou,ly from hi■ 1 �••••• ,..,,.. lOIIIOpl " , L n JOIII, Mi■■ Dunbar, Mr■ . Hap- Hu Meinhart will be � far poloahl• •s n·, ·_ torrh y 1I · aming Trou:i. ii, t�re 111 atall and Lewia Sauer, Jr, the Januar, mert:n,. ton A O\'f alr nv n 111 or crt,n the In ,._ "°nd 1'ht'I'\ • • · • '....,. pac11;age 11rou wrap� rl :! an feel tan yoo thlni tolld can stand !ht),;r hurt : and who Hpro111.on■ at THIS ommI••Inn. tn•ich. Baptill Cirda • In other words, "How r,n Yo\l am our OU@: •1 s. h lh th! II ,, t B u A t, .. ,nee ! i ng T•� __.,__ Do Thi■ To Me!'' , tum to th• three fomlloa, the Clrcleo of the Finl llapllot LOOKING AROUND -On f'om. Statnloy•,. the Spencer's and lhe Church, lliddleport, will meet on S fll'O'/ 1treeta, we meet our fonn· Ohlinger'■ who In one ■hort De- Tuelday evenlnl: at the homel el er pupil Herman Mattox of Char eem�r da�· 1'.'l�t �'ielr loved ones. j metnben at ?:30 for their De-le.ton - ht'd been ln nephew Our rraVf.'M! nn� sym!)•th,• KO , �mber meeting■• Kenneth Grover'■ studio lo - out to th,m n1on� with •11 our The Don:ao Cir<I& will tnMt at prool1 ol hls parenta· Goldon Wod- . eommun\t,·. · lo w I th■ born■ ol Mn. Poul Slnlrt, An emplaynat no din& plctvres, lhe genial Elmer Reeent lo" oF • dtar rousln I th■ Electa C ir<I• at the hama ol COlldueted. 111 "'""1 Mattoxe1 of Gravel Hdl - Her- of ours. and II St"r 10U8 Of"r Rl\on I J.lra. Harry Hondeebeu.. County tlDnnalnacllltrllutm� mnn wa1 1 compeer of the Wayne I on Dad's brothfr.r Stanle)· IMW ' 'lbe � Circle wW ffllM � weet . flUII­ I Swlohor • Dan White cn,wd and i a double amlJU....1 ohodow,, the at lhe home o1 Mr■• Tony Fow� '!'ho � tbla ■hori M ll' 1 do\y he'd juot ■een 10veral of lheffi'."° , bl,s,ed Yule ltd,,. I er and lhe Prlacilla 1I tho homo Also rl•ht then rnn Into Ruth I lt'o protl•· nlco to be able to : of Mr■. Har,,ld 'lbomao. Bod, Tavlor Slroln <Opal', ,later> both wall. about• .,..1 ...,., friend■, I the Love • Joy and Prl■cllla Cir- :;,. .......,. for . dlolrtltulioll rtl MHS groduateo and hor hu■band ,njoy lhe warm llr■alro and oleo will have atfl ......, _, o1�- ���� �: I - ,.... ,..... ....,...,.. - 1 ------ol Columbua and she obowlng .,. family. One more precloue mall pie■ of h,r I month old and her Chriatma,. nne more pldon MEET TOMOIUIOW l s or s year old-- We greet long yeor drnwing to • c1-. Group I ol lhe Finl l1Dilecl 'l1le poet offleeo _.. A P > l e time friend Mn. G<orgla Wll- For 111,,._ we thank Thee, l'resbylorlan O!ureh wm net Gn>Ye, Arlludllj, llum, N e W ::-'. _ ,I _ � llatni!OI\ In Elborlold'o - I Lord . And we prav Thy comfort -., nenin1 at the homo !If �• Wut Oolumbla� S o u I h would be •bocked ever to ,.. for aching · h•or:,. heavy ju,t Mn. Everett Bachner for their tlldo, 1'1'.inl Plea'&nT.' 1.itart_ U... .... :..!!,!tt, _,,.. jL.�;.s.:::,::,, ...... � that plensant face without a now with lo«. �,,� !"�·•. at , � pPriJ. AlallllnC bol- ..U. Hartlon1, Lakin, Grimm'■ "!)II. I kr, ow Y9U'•• 8anta Clr.u1-l n111n what'• ,mile - and ■he ho, some pl'Ct- 1••111' ,come to them, and cour- l- wAI bt Illa httt - I t I, Oallipollo Ferry, JClin- "Wsmf,t le flunklns Iii French, but ahe probably won't - man1 fl'll1cllmer., anrwawl" . .. your m1kl•n na1111?" , . ..,. j wiilt ..i llrt. Luer Gna, wood, • Mitt& \y ■tera lblnp- la deal •ltll'tooJ--w • ' ,· -�,., •· . ' .... - . .... . ... . r �-'.,fi,;,, • ��f ..:;• '� . . '=""� L :.;,� Cage Fans Look To Pomeroy Racine Tvssi e As Top Basketball G rune Of Area Tuesifafk ' C ily Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0. , De<,. 19, 1 960-ll • P-V Hospital c•IYIC Groups w•I, Pick Up Toys Ton1ght �=� D orcas Ladies Aid En1'oyed Chr,stmas arty .;;m:,::; 'Reveillon' Is Unusual But . • � French Custom EXhiliart1n i. r Plan A Party With Delicious ,. ' ·;. II Portland News Of Interest ·1 .. DOOR CHIMII .. ..... ...... ....... ...... .,.... _________ __ , ml.. • Honor th•• H hlHI awialw ..... Aa low $6.95 -- _____ ,.....,.,.,. $11>.95 �-- WW _ ............. .A■1■w . . . . . . . }, oc1ety Taps Memb ----�-- .' t Rutland . ..... .. . I eal&j w.n. ....W N I Jf t4111 a., ,..._,_,.ly, Mlew• • • • • ·10 · J . mo. !. .. --,� ·� · tlf ll tlil� •- � , ., � �-- . . .. '7.5(, . _,i,. ' tt. ,--loe.-,il;... A ..- 11 1■,11■ tt I ,, ° CIRCLE'S Restaurant $ We&t Shade News Items -=--=-==-=== MUS Glee Club Members Will Worth Of FREE TOYS With The Purchase Of Living Room .. Suite. ing T0night IA O N E Y TOMORROW Phone First For Qlllelc Approval. Then Piek llp Your UJW.f;OST WAN UmiJ J;;a=========", j -- . $3.99 THE SHOE BOX -� -i l - OR - \ a. Bedroom Suite. �: l FROM . . :� Mason Furniture & Rutland Furniture Mason, W. Va. Rutland,O. J• �.... .. . - .. J .. ...... .,_ • � . . • ... • ' • .. .. .. . J. . ... .. .. ... . .. .. \ .. • • ;. • ,, ,. � - ... . . . .. .; ,.. " .. • ' .. • ... • • .. • • .. .. . - .. .. , .. . . - • ,I -- . .. ... - � - . ... .. ... - ·- - ·- .... .. .... - .. .... - .. - . . . .. ... - ... - - • · - • - . ... - ·- - . .... ... ... � .,. . . .. . . - • • •• l [ol!th�rn loe:il Ea!les Win F��� �!art On 48-41 Success Over Hann an \:: [ : a _ i, r:1 'Jlie Eut<rn Eogl• mu,teced fo, the young Ea,te,n 11.EVATOR JOLTS BROWNS J. their flrst win in four ltartl Sat-I how v r. East m commilled 1 9 !\, ,d ., NEW YORK 1 UPJ 1 -The Clevel Eel'ilern 17. hud whllie Hannan land Browns received .a sev re urday nl!Ult, coming Jrom behind 1 the 1 7 7 0 .500382 390 to beat the Hannan quintet 48 lo continued to do inllte the boardi:; 1 A newlv orr·•nn:ed team, � Sunday btfore their National I Prufnslonal F°'°'ball Standing• New York Soul hem Local All-Stars, made getting 3() of lhe strc1y ttholi-. 5 8 I ,385 296 :m · 41 al Eutem. pood,all League game with the , By United. Prea111 ln�rnatioaal . Buflalo [ up from boys of the Syracuse, East· led eld Geral d 349 Summrrfl 7 3 . 5 rn_idHoston J8 National Uague to 40 New )'ork Giants when seven ! Three members of the unde· Price we, htgh for Racine , hit• Eastern. do'lt'n � o . 5 286 , rn D East.era Division quarter. rallied tm .once again unrler lhe bo.9.rdE Racme. Portland and Letart grade pla)'ip were in a hotel levator 1 . . . feated and well balanced Rael.nt ling on five of nine tboh from way in the fourth l\ utt 1 0 41vl11mo 1 o .7 1 �ett mg 12. Chari� Col!lru. �n; schools trave-!e<l to pt_ Pleasant w L T Pct. PF PA x•l,o· Ang that ,Plunged out of con!rol for urple Tornado baaket.ba1l lf:am the neld end lix of eJ&ht at lhe to move ahead of the Mason Counf' � :i7.:.i 4 , tmued as Ea�tern � leadm� porn, , S,1 lu rday and handed the b I g 8 6 o .571 :rn.2 253 came from ,ick bedi saturday free throw line for 11· JO 2: O .1133 321 24ii Da 1 .:u; ty five and go 00 to win. 1ix tb,n before coming to a K•Phila y ' getter wi\h 16, but wal!i follo"'-ed grade achools boy1 there a 30-29 6 8 0 _429 :119 388 night t.o he) their Nm win ! t i! 8 J I .727 362 217 Oakland Cleveland halt. • Howing cloiely wttb U WU The 1adl of Coach Bob A.lhle 1 p l o F . •• ,.••_ 4 close by La\n'ence lh.sh .<1ri;ien ' )ns:.ii. 4 9 I 301! 306 JOO , . ••~ o1 1'"' 6 4 2 li(l(l 271 21il Denve r . ,low• lllCUring but NOii ol the pl1.yens. whi,:h tn· New Yo, k six th •1ra1ght e-·__,, . big Junior Forward Roger Par� aisirted wi• th 12. Has b1t. rgen Iouled ou,'I The ga e wa!I tied 29.29 with s ··• ff . playo ip quarter However, H c-hampiollli the flrlt m point x-Meet 1 230 288 545 . s . 6 Louil! eluded Jimmy Brown, was mover a IaII Glou••· · · · · ....,r c,·v•, .,...,... , &Orui w ho h1t aeven of 13 1 h o t 11 . with 1ux mmutes left m t h f' secon ds to �n . Bill Knapp of SySunday'• Rt-11Ulh1 lie c' and Hannan fivt! could mUBter but 275 the 240 I 4 6 5 P1tt�burgh 5 lp h to jured and they went on 5 on the loaen' noor. f the f l 8 fr thr . '. g ame. 2 in Boston ::!7 back Houston 309 came 4 178 100 . Eagle. and 2 racuse C. nclie school shot thei ball 9 I ngton i Wash the def� Giants, 48-34. for second : 1 ee I · Tw0 membera of . th t&rt"mg . t !!c ,.. took th• game open g the second period to go ahea d 14 Littl e Jim Caldwell playd a just as the final buzzer sounded I Dallas 24 Buffalo 7 We11trrn Division plaed�J,,, the Easter n Division anil , ' ·•- hit on a Ihort 11,.. . . r1ve guard ipo and Gr&Ullllffl . . tem IC !loor game for thl" .-,,1g � t es I, ;md was fouled while in the proI . ' Center Sam p rtet tlJJll to 11 at the half. ' a PW"tic1patmg role m the x -G reen Bay 8 4 0 .007 332 209 Los Ange 1es 50 New y or ·k 43 I 1 1 . ump ,a� to givll! ���- Lar ry 06 J , B ill McKel v� , were ,uffer.... he hot- and dropred in 5 points. Eastern �s." of ihootlng. quarter was t The third � playoff bowl in Miami, Detroil · 7 5 o ri8:.i 239 2 12 1 0nly games sched uled. ' , rrom f1u wh111:1 1orwar d Du a n e Morr-.,11 • r1ve a Ie1K.1 UU1.t WH . · , Jan. 7. teat for Ea1tem ea theY pumpe d 1, � - · .s Im e Tuesday m· g1i1 10 '1 He was awarded two free :shots , San Franc1sro 7 5 o .583 208 205 -• w1·th a i-u• �••fuIIy In. never -· ,.... ': .., ,,o Ue p1ay� . 1"" hoopl. It ' I ace the Wahama \l•h JIe F8Icon.� . i.lfter pl;-1y ended. His first mlssut throug• t•· l• poIn'.,.. 6 6 o .500 288 2"A PRO CAGE STANDlf\'GS . el BaI llr.1or e · t k nee ur he 1 1 The J . pe Tornado l d a team 150 aco . . cl ring quarter of of Coach Jack Campbell. W hama 1 d wu their beat Chicago 5 6 1 .4S5 194 29!1 E ai.kru Di v is\.\rion b t th d 1 ret. : Both olfe and Price hit lfa ln d at the �nd of the flrtt per iod . the year. '1111• ,urge increaaed the was be :J ten by 6 H annan earlier Jn �h;oughl.lgiv ln rt the��f-�tar/: wJn 4 7 .:364 2 5 z!n "_V . L. UHi A.ngele.11 . . . . 19 s 67!1 double flgure11 a11 d bl Alkn. Gra• At the beglMing of the aeeond Eagin lead to ,ix points ai Han- the w eek. 0 11 .OOO rn :J6'J Boston Dallos 1m · the 1r 1 irs1 ou 1mg. pe p t d n.uger •arsoJ\I w hU iod ,;•• 1 D'" 66 I t1 r , 11,11u,ler Guar 1&e Ha11am an d c h t In me a g preliminry the 20 0 . 7 . . nan scored 18. However, in the fj. x-Mcd in championship µlayoffs 1'hiladcli1hia for as hi rry PriC c � gh the 12 1 4 .462 Olli McKelvey wu outstandlng! lield began hitting and with l:3ll Nil quarter Aahley '1 boys failed to: Eastem Freshmeo squad rolledl La Sunday's Reiults Syrarns-e 18 d Tarbett a� l a ta w1<h local n !-i II 21 . 276 in the playmaklng department but r on the clock left in thll! flnt half, hit at the beginning and r o u n d over the Sopho ore quintet 29 to l . Nr w York Philad lphia 3ll Washington 28 me it lc a t 1 soo his seaaon ' 1 low of r O u r th e st thermelve1 in trouble with four : 13_. Gtry �-· .;t . Louis 38 f'illshu rgh 7 \\'elileru Dl\lli;loll �0:�: :: ; . ; �: &uthem ;;::�';a!� ���:1el� �: f�· . ��� � w lnl mJnutel remaining . The Eastern 1 w1th . ' or I an w tg Bisse l Cl veland 48 New Vork 34 \\'. L. Pd. po All Stars wi iangle with ,8n Graham hit on another rage, th Sophomores. ; li lo ieacl t quintet then went to work ou Delroit 3t. Chicago o 2L 8 724 s1 . t.ouis I . Ra the on 1 t n 0 n 1n tO e S•:rr���ie;1 � �l �;. � :� ;; �::�:;g t' ,:� �1:· �·:; i :r::;1 oi" :.::;; n e :v:: �• .• :·��: n th s s.,��;·;:::s ':,;��'..'t;:�· ;;;:''��:�,es they s .th AO t!JM...6 Collins 6 1 4 -6 ) 16, Hui.singer ! a IJX pmnt lead which cine of e 1 cage iea n. , Amt-rte-an Lea gue 10 16 .36.5 (( l 1 ABYSS OR OVER llrlroit kept throughout the haJf nnd the Ea&tem ahowed improvement 1 2, Harris 3 (Q.Q) 6, Caldwell 2 )..l ( 1l•:adnn Division Sunday', Results BERT.IN (U� esl �e ame. 48. ( 2-19l 18 e Totals g 5. 1 2: ' � 1 at the fou !line Saturday nlg1it � w t.T P l. PF PA SI. Louia 104 Sy racuse 10., .��� . ay w ne a p pr WoUe, playing the pivot in the hitting 12 of 19. The Eagle, shoot- I Hannan scoring : Wat rson 5 -� 10 4 o .714 379 285 Phi L:ulelphia 128 Cinrlnnali 1 12 x-Hou�lon s . t � · . I m· : -,c the fo lowmg }Oke t satd was ' . . . p th1rd quarter hit or 11 point■. mg !rom the fieId 1ell off from the (2.61 12 I.,e11·is 3 1 1-2) 7' Payne · . <Only games scheduledl I nd I 1•1rcu atrng m o a . · ' · ht before when they hit 37 )>er o U-4) l, C onrad 3 (0-0) 6. Hl1ghes · 1 956 OLDSMOBILE Tuesday agamst Eas�m he had n1g 1 eu · Wh aI stage A studenI was ruJk-" . I h.Jt for I6 m the th'rcl of theIr ,.l.. 1 sta�z.a. Mio.ts. sa.turday !6 {3-6 ) 15, Tota ts 17 ( 7- Ull 41. 88 2 Door Ca s blue but you l,AKER8 BUY JOHN�N �nt i of devclo ment the United States By United PreH International -.,,,. . . DETRO IT ( UP I 1 -J he Det o it [ Th ree oI the sIate, s 1op bosket· In the last period Racme had night U1e Eastern qumtet hit 18 o£1 Score by quarters: ..1 won'l he Ir you buy ii. Hy• _ •'The Un1,_, was m. Hpe arurwereu u:u . � . h f r c s ots or a 35 4 nt aver ut on 4 louster 19 15 lead but for• e. a astern . . . p rookie d 51 . . sol G g O Fridi.ly tons s Pi 1 J te 4R � · : E pe l 56i be dramatk d ive wilh V·6 Roe• stat s stand on the brln lr: of the . am l including un aten ba l a full court pn,11 and dwindled Turnovers were still plentiful, Hanr.an . . 4 7 16 14 ,. -- 41 : An· ket ngine for the B('st in wa rd Ron Johnson to the Los ahy■s. . auu.., tough burOhlo Staix, •- face __ ___ _ _ · euu tt to I be! ••-•-• . . . ti ne ore iei rosn game mmg _tri ww Lokcrs. s gc\ Re ii the tclenUat, the 1tatea­ � P!!rfo mance. The nxiet question was In what dle• on this week'• relatively · Racine for the !Hth time thlS ter the Not,onal B•:.ketball ,As light achedule. maa of tomorrow. We neeJ stage the Soviet Union is. H• 80I 6 u e 1 of t1 l biDJ,4 ·aod many .., . hel'8 like : � B �cred ''the Soviet Union soon ;;: s team ie � � �� � ; ;� :� : : r ; The uck yea, only Ohio :1r:.hl e:i: : af� ���� . k . 1 ; will succeed m c atchmg up to the him If our natior1 ia to stay • . . ' lo come through lalt week'• IC· u1 per cen1 Whtle the TOmc8tS · sa1 d thD I J OhniOn, W hO ptayed hI! their perfect ._n1, keep the leadership p ' s . Umted S tate, and ov•rtaking it," collegiate ball at Minnesota. waa lion without marring but [Ht Loy- hit 21 of 50 ,hota for a good 42 per� . .I record, face a 511\llll lt DOW enjoy■. B ut if he i11 to cenL sold fo� •· con��·ae !bly more th an WEEKLY EITOCKS the skins of new supe sonic plane!i Pomeroy CONVENTJONS team tonlght In Chica�, while r,J belp)laep your lulure secure, ce. ver p the wea n _____ . BECHTOliD t Se By <l proved lOll'B h five Morr HENRY Coa J c ce vehicles. an? sp l a ,'.'.'.'.'. First national polillcal ne■ll We --..,.. H ton ..,...,.,,.,,,.,..,...,...,.,,., Dayton hos s . he nW, the backrround and 1 llself capable ot handling t a 1 1 UPI Financial Editor Same brokers some attributed convention held at Bahl. was l Brarl• on take, ati day and Cincinn lrt�inl a collese education team.11. Four of the five Glouster NEW YORK UPI - · It too� a 1 of t he Friday buying io the BeU 1, more, Md., in 183J. The nationley Friday. '! playien were •ha: foot �r over but s��rp Friday rallv to put an m :lc• 1 System announcem nt that it I al Republicans al'id Democrats OUl �ve. Make sure h4:1 1eta Only 0 games are 011 tap th • . _ m i n ftn111cial aid to. tlola 1 , , . for Racine held its own 111 rebound- e.1s1ve stock ma ket on the p!us would spend $2.S billion in 1961 I also convened In that city the w eek 811 tea s take l me o sl<le this week. lng. j on service impnn•ements and ex• following year, um. the llllea:e of your choice the hoUd aye. h Pr ces ifted ithin d a nar- pansion. AT&T Presid nt Frederw _ � i scorla all led Glousler' Hatfield 1 action no1'� thtN will be room Hlgh Ughtlng tonight'• ·, ho Akron 1nvltatioanl tournament er, wlth 20 polntl. The only othei 1·ow range m the f irst four ses- 1 Irk Kap�) termed it the " most lor blin-and qualified teach• Morris Harvey of Tomcat player hitting In double sio11S as dark clouds continued to 1 tangible evidence w can offer of which iinds -■ lo ruldt blm-loter. Charleaton , W. Va. making Its de- figures waa Conn,way with 14 on hang ove[ the t!COnomic sc-ene. our confid nce in the essentinl But as a tcc:hnlcal advance on · soundn ss of the economy. " hut In the fifth .11.nnual event by aeven fleld goals. &.an\ •r• about our current col• riday lifted lhe Dow Jones The more bulllfill brokers were lip' ·_,.. Writ. for your frH meeting Youngstown Univers ity in I n the reserve oontest the Jll,tle F dustrial average ast tho rec�nt encouraged by the fact that thl:l p Tomcat llootiloJ. "Ol'!N WIDE ™E COl· the over won Tornadoes the opener. · high of 61 4 huying picked 1 ,274 issues trir',.,·1 in Friday's risUGI 0001." IH 36, Time, Both earns carry 4 • 1 records resen es 33-22. Bruce Beegle ww, recovery , lfwe,. lt•t*, �- York 36, N Y. :he most since high for · Racine with Jl points. up In thP. afternoon dealings and ing market w· int.. the game. 9 w hen 1,279 .stoc-ks nearly the ed morning do gains. 1% 15, Dec. ubl outive t In w six. f Lo h wi led even ery Glouster Akron, Host 1 Wheth r lh� advance w lll be ex- were traded. in gs . tak s on MuAk in 1um , win- Studimt tickets for Tuesclay's tended re a1m1 to be seen , but Sales this week slipped slight� second the ln purchasbe can game■, eroy Po 300 W. Second It. -- WYondotto 2 - 2 1 1 1 , Pomeroy at e gam five les11 In the Wall Street experts to 17, 846, 485 shares, or a dally of most orSchool High Racine the e t a d conteat. ! tnx a elllng continuing lo bear ave :·age of 3, 569,ffl shnres, from aee . , flee, heavily on those groups which are 18,314,785 shares, or 3,662.957 1 By Quarters : r,ear the year·s low. At the same shares per day the week befon> . · I Racine . . . . 15 27 48 - 00 time. Mwever; tl1ey look for re- American Motors, which :m 1 When otlr specialists re• Glouster . . . . IO 23 34 - 52 investment of this cash to help nouneea a trial •·profit•sherinr.' I RACLNE - Wolfe 6 ( HI 13, the current popul ar favorit�s. program of rebates to buyer, _o pair your radla!Or, you Overall, these experts aay the Rambler cars, was the most ac• ParBOn9 7 0-2> 15, Price 6 ( 6-8) 16, McKelvey J (U) 4, Birch 0 uaua1 year-end rally seems the live stock on the week with sal es can be sure that the lob's best that can be hoped for. Cycli- of 256,700 shares. Jt, closed at 1 7'.l:l. < O- U O, Graham 4 (3-5) 11. done right , • at the right GLOUSTER _ Molner 3 ( Z.11 cal a�uritiea are unlikely to par· off· J ½i. points on the week, 8, Hatfield a (4-l0l 20, Phillipa 2 tlcipate in auch a rally, but one hitting a new low for the vear . price. ( S-5 ) 7, Conoway 7 :o-o 14, Mc- broker 1ald continued good action Standard Oil <New Jersey ) was Cleilan o t0-2)0, Jauchuia 1 ( 1.21 can be expected from amusement runner•UP with sales -of 233,000 Tho Only 2, Brunston o · ( 1·21 1 , Harrison o Issues, conven lence foods, discount shares. followed by Sperry .Rund, 1 Compleh Shap ! chains, el8"trle utilities, finance Universal Oil Products and Gen• l0-0 ). companies, 11avlngs and loans, il'I• eral Motors. In Tho lend &Ur1nce finna, meat packer, do,, The Dow-Jones averages at the mestic oil refiners, gas transmi,11,, close t-Tiday showed 30 lndust.!'1als sion companie�, publishers and at 617.78 up 8.88 point.a from the previous week; 20 rails 127.116 up c,r leasing firm&. EAST Phone WY 2-39n 0.09; 15 utilities 98.22 up 1.20; and Some Traders OpUmlflHe steel Bowl Tournam•nt E. M1in St. Po!MroY . i-'.f ,.�· Some g-aders bage their hopes 65 stocks 204.50 up 1.93 . at PIU1burgh, Pa. Flnllf for a n•w upward push on the s...;-,_.,..._._,.� 11 Duque■ne IO Pltt1burgh 88 large short Interest, and the per- "'-.,,,._�...,�•�--ComolaUt..'11 slstent daiJy excesse s of odd lot ! Colgate '78 TP.Dlleffff '71 short sales over odd lot purchases, 1 -which are considered evidence or I st. Bo■aventuNJ 108 Mereheail II a strong Internal marl:ct condi- ! "' • Cornell 49 Colombia '8 I tion. A"i'Y M BOiton U. S! Some stocks are being lnfiu- : Morrlt Raney 17 Ohi. We11, Tl enced by new environmental fac-- 1 Maine IM Baldwln-Wal. 100 2 ol tors. Sperry Rand has come into : Seton RRU 105 UoatGn Col, ftl the spotlight on new11 of an ap- ' 1 Connedlnt '74 Fonllaam '71 parent break-through ln the comTP.mple G8 Kentucky 58 merclal utilization of lbin rums f,0ng Island U. 55 Hunter IC which should be a major contriWHI Vlrltnlo 11111 VtrKlnla OS bulion , t0 · vastiy Increasing the W. Va , Teeh 67 Ald.-Broaddua 48 operatmg llpeedl!l of oomputer:s. SOUTH Interest in General Tire renects Blrm.lniltam Classje the succeUful patent litigation_ at Blrmtn•ham, Ala. which should enable the company Flnal to collect royaltlea on a widely AalHan 'Mi Alaltama a PATENTED uaed synthetic n1�r PurchalH C.aMilatlo■ oI Marquardt Aircraft ha'lle been Vlfllbl• Teeh ll lla,y lor 114 atrrlbuted to the theory that tbe n. tff Invltatlonal company will do a bif!!Rer bus.I• t ... • •- v neas ln ramjet entllnea, while InFlul j:ONITIIUCTIIIN Ulrest In beryllium e:hares cent.era 'I Let 71 Raadot,h-M■ee• , f around the belief that the �t.al CODIOWIA Ca&awH 11 Ram,IOll-8JtlntY U may have to be used as part of - h.Ulllto••1 Bradley Ill w1....;....Ill al Del.nd. Flo,. 1'1ul Prob 'II Payloll 62 .:,, _,, Ill Tampa 11 1•"11\ SI. 10 Waollloglon !<I Comolatloo W. Va. SI. l'I Howanl ID, CJ 411 Wollo..i Uaee.. (Tou, I IO NOl'UI Carolb>a 71 Kansao 'It Pro Standings' Result~s� IITomcats Tie lt Up Once,Trail ls ter O All Way Af e W Ife Ge Hot cage,. 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Fu aw. lank and . t.vLu. C0, -•n'WI ·c.41- Realty 1 alill C Jewel.. ,,,,,ro, 1tn Franklin .=s.,�, . , . f1 '- Th, Modtrn Mart NIW YOra ..I.. Clothing House City loan DoWnl·-l!rosI Inc. Swish• and Loh,, Drugs Marguerite Shoe Shop Ellierfehls • '' .• Illness-Ridden Tornado 5 Beats Glouster e • Stlffltn _.J l llna Drns Shop z The Dady iMIIII •--1111 "'rd "! ff Rtitaurllt Pomeroy P.-try Shop Associated Ra•lo and TV Hartley and Bennett Simons Shoe.Store Moons Sten Stmfts Phc:t&JCJ Max Wartllnsurance Ohlo V'!iley Plumlilag 1 1.andry NEXT DRAWING, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1 n. . . -· .. COOL C H A S S IS a ■ :::!�• :-:.; :: : : iohio, 1 wab F....t ,. Marylud • lloolll c.,.11na 11 Flwlda st. 'II Sl\W ts Tulane l'I vm....a II Nlapn '14 IJCLA 'II Baller II ctem.. ,. The cttadet • 71 110•• st. ll$ �. W111eJu lOI. Ill. lloma.. 'It O..pe 81, l'I Seattle 1;. � Loyala (La.) N Mllllnlppl . • .\tr r.... 'IS Ari.... l'I V� 'It Rlee .. 1ottl1n Cal. a - Pamo . Sl'IS =�:i;;.r.. N=::·;• =:,: ;:=.,: =�•=;."..-. • o..,.. 1 1 •· rr See All The PHILCO line At - a 'If Lftfa•Dle • ,O...tg<loo■ (!CJ.I a Mtomt (ria.i 11 -• - 11.. st. • ™ -... a a -...... • - " :f'�t:r-""."------------------�-----..-•'•' ---:-�-;•---'·=••e�== =k:·i,� ·;." ""'" · ; � -_ · : � "' · f -;·I , ' ,I -. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION ,, . "'fflny-Mille1y-Own-, - E. MAIN ST, ' \ " c nem e Marked Program For Church Women's Association lf, S d ,11.,;, . 1r------------------------------------------------------- The � hri.st��s _ eeting of lhoon the ■peclal Chrlltmu project \\, o, .rien s Asi;oc1at1on of the Firs! by Mrs. E O. Tewkibary and . llnued Pre'lbyter1an Churcb, Mid· Mra. Edward Burkett. Mrs. Karl I dlt•:'ort, was held Thursday eve- Ow ens reported on the dinner re­ 'ling at the chur<:h . cently served lo the Collllty Minl<"o!lowing the opening b y m n. ilterUll Association, "O , Co e All Ye Faithful " with Mrs. Myron Miller, Secretary 1 Mrs . Lillian Stieff as acromi>al"· oI Llterature, diatribL1ted isl . Miss Margaret Sauer was the scrlption blanks for "Concem" 1 devotional leader. AB part of the and explained of other periodicals devotional period , Mrs. o. P. available. Klein sang e medley of "11:iere Program leader for the evening is a Star in the Sky ' ' and " Away W&lil Mrs. J. E. Harley who pre­ sented the program, "Candles of in A Manger." Miss Sauer gave, '"Uie Three the Lord." Thie impressive � Symbols of Christmas '' by BUIY gram of scripture and songs (ea­ (;raham. These sym�lt he 11sUI tured Mn Mille-r as the Voice of u The Cradle, The Cross and the Revelation and Mrs. James San· �rown. saying that you can not born as the Voice of RespoDM! . \8ve one without the other two. Mn. Harley lighted three ::an­ l iss Sayer quoted the author 8 5 dles from the long candle wb.ich •Y ing that the ooe bope of tho ,ymbolized the Lord. The three �orld is that Christ is comlni� candles were the "Spirit of Mary " back, not as a child in Betble- who through Faith became Qocl's ,em. but in the lllaie o! Glory . aervant. •·The Spirit of the SbepTh"'e missionaries for the day herds," who in obedience harken­ Nere reaG by Mrl, Walter Wad- ed to the sign, and the "Spiri� -Jell after which Bhti offered pray- of the Wisemen," who through worshlp presented gifts to the new tr for them. born KIDg. M embers answered lo the roll The program �ed with the :all with a Christmas Thought. i s nging ol •TU Live for Him" ierlpture or a family tradition or memory, Mrs Stieff answered by ffltd a prayer of consecration by the president. ploying the ,ong. ••Moonlight Ma• GUta of money for a apec,;al donna." m r� .ef-� aub- 1 m Christmas project were colteel- . Troop .f.68 Held Chriatmas Party Girl Scout Troop 168 of Middle1st Aid course for some of the port held ita Christmas p ll 1' t Y � Tuesday a ternoon at the home of e boys are sen·mg Plastic e l d f Mrs. PauI Theis as· th lr ea er, . Ba skets that mak,e many dif(er- , ?:; shapes and they an only $I fftey make nice ChriBtmas gifts. The Bob Wbll4 Potrol won this week•s attendance points. We Invite any boy who Is u yeors to join our Boy S<out troop. There were 30 boy1 and one present. leader, Mr. Arnold, Ricky Cantpbell, 'l'nlw report• e�· ent HEAR THE ''TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOW" THE NEW SHOW EACH AFTERNOON 2 - 2:30 P.M. With Your Favorite Music-News Items of Interest In The Area and Slsted by Mrs. Remo N1eri. co­ leader· The girls prepared • basket of fruit to be taken to th� county inf� and also finished the ChrJStmas . gilts which they have beea making for their motbere. Cookien and hot chocolate were �ed to the girl, ood each rece1ved a Chrll!ltmas corsage from � - and the repea tir,g wink•light p -·-, ! ,· HA /L4/LTON Bring Christmas joy to your castle. Give your king lhe girt he'll really appr�iate-A Stet8(ln Gift Certificate. Let him chOOfle h18 own color and style from our wide s�lection of hat■. A miniature hat and hat box shaped like a crown included. You'll he bis queen forever. from $11.H to '2() .00, A REGAL WAY TO SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS . New York Clothing House POMIROY Thrill the &irl who means the world to you with a beeutifol Hamilto1•. The world-lamow 22•jewel ).1e­ dallion movement am1re11 acr:uracy _ _ the lov ly de• signs are the height of feminine fashion in fine jewelry. Vhmette in lOK yellow or white gold-filled with ■mart m sh bracelet, $85.00. Blithe in 14K white or y llow gold with two d iamonds sparkling on I tear-drop shape, $100.00 Other Hamil• ton, from $89.90. 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RIJTLA.ND FURNITURE RUnAND, OHIO Any man on your Christmas list will be highly pleased with Jarm.ans, for he will get distinctive styling and top craftsmanship - and ''friend liness of fit" for ex• tra-pleuant walking. (If you don't know his size or think he'd rather select his shoea himself, wie have Jarman gift certiftt'ate1.} $10.95 to $15.95. JARMAN SHOES - THE MOST FITTING �IT HARTLEY A BENNETT SHOE STORE Members attending were Pa­ Sure to be mother's - and b1by'1 - fnorfle Christmas Day on. Folds to 5%" flat for ,tdrq:e, _.. • vels handily, is a breeze to keep clean. Yet beeiud'lt folds upward it can't fold while occupied. Convert■ ti youth chair, too, with removal of footrffl and ,tpb]t11 steel tray. Cb r<M11e or metallic tan fiDilh. WesbabJe upholstery in..choice of colon• tr.. Bi\KER FURNITl!)IE On Middle Of Upper Block - POMIROY tricta Ault. Janis Schmoll, Deb­ bie Grueser, Marjorie Harris, S!.WID Morris, Marsha Hackett, llosemarle Hackett. Mary S u e Mallik and Zleta Nferf. Remalee and Tena Nier! were guest,, The Brlghlest IN c:orn.,· MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mr,. Wilbur Bailey and daughter. Ruth Ann. ,pent the -k end in Columbul. Freda Fill openl the week end with Mr. and M,a. Carl Hellman ol Peoch Fork. KITCHEN SETS by MORGAN JONIS Terry diah !owe� cloth 111d bot pad. Turquoise, gold, red Gift Packaged $1 ,69 THE SHOE BOX Middleport Fancy Holldoy Trade Items SLIPS EDDIE ATKINS ind F-or Toddlers BILL FARRELL ARE and Girls YOUR HOSTS 990 ON YOUR DIAL >;- I their leaden. Your-Buy-Sell or WJEH ·� POLAROID" 3000 speed film a regal way to say �erry Christmas . . . Scouts Of Troop 249 Held Meeting After the gomes the potrols worked on Personol Fitness. Pan• lher and Isl Aid. Bob Buck held ' -� �-1:� •✓ I . ess meeUn� Durmg the busm ed by Mrs. Sanborn after whlch conducted by the president, 1\1:rs. Mrs. Sauer gave the dedicatory Harold Sauer, a report was made praye r. The 21 members were ioviu.-d into the dining room for ref�sh­ menta. The refreshment table w.. decoroted ln keeping with Christmas and Mn. Sauer presid­ ed at the silver aervlce. Hostesses for the evening were Mra. Edward Burkett, Mba Phyl• Us Joachim and Mn. Stieff with Troop 1149 of Pomeroy met at the following contributing hoJt. 1 . 0.0.F. Oddfellows Hall Wed- eues, Mr1. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. nesday night and after that held Charlotte Perrin. Mra. Carl Gil­ Patrol meeting to truce up dues more, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, and other busilless. After that Mr. Mn. Peter Stace and Mrs. Wil­ Arnold tough! the boya t w o liam Ohlinger, -----aew games. 1 j , $1 .95 to $3.95 BECKYS Save Your Saleallp Mlddl1port, Ohio N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. WESTINGHOUSE WONDERFUL 4-IN•l RADIO.CLOCK It 's the moat beautlluul aound you ever aa:wt All-pur• pose radio, with wide-nnge AI1dco speaker and � tubes including redifier for fine perfo1mance and tone. De-­ pendable electric olock with luminous dial. Alwayi accurate. Never need• to be wound. Slumber awltch lets you tall .,Jeep to mmlc. by turning the radio off aflel' <JO mfnutea aulomatleally. Set-and•forgel "Mom• ory Minder" wakes you to muuaic or buzzer tone alarm automatically. Fully moulded cabinet tbat•t dust and lnaect proof in tbe,e delightful colors - pink, aqua or white. '33.96, 80-day Factory Warranty on Put• and Labor. HAR FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT r FOR FUN AND ADVENTURE • . • GO CUSHMAN ! l The road ahead looks excitingly different from the saddle of a superbly e ngine ered Cushmun scooter. For years the C?hoice of young America for sle<Jk styling, dynamic ru:ggedness and liBfe roadabllity. llependable Husky 4-cyele engine delivers up to 100 miles per gal• Ion- An Ideal gift. Priced at '436- METROPOLITAN MOTORS POM&ROV WERNER RADIO A TV . MIPDLll!OAT •· r siaou 1H1ns _, OPTOMETRIST Office HOUl'II: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy I. I l ONLY $J29·95 ;�.� ,«::';....:._ a· !)a lly Senllnel. Pomeroy•Middl@port. 0., Dec. H. 1960-5 Ready-Mix Concrete ,. .!'-;, We Mix ConcreM To Ypur Own Speclflc1Hon1 Deliver It Right To Your Job When Neecledl ! Saves Mon•y - Time - Waste - PQNiEROY, OHIO Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. P... St. Phone WY-2-3214 Mldtlleport GIVE A CORNING WARE ROYAL FAMILY SET The (11ft that eoob on range-top, In oven or .Jirollerl Made from a revoJuttonll'y new mualle maleriol. Pyro­ eeram, (R) develo))lll by 'eomtnc Gluo Work.I. Hottest hot or coldelt cold can\ hurt It, KHpt on lookiD& new, No tllAN to ocratch or tamfsh. Use It to lreeze, cook, and nrve. Removable handle and chrom� cradle provide all1tUfPO,le con..-enieace from freezer to range to tablet Three uu�•. 3 eoven, cradle, 10 in. 1kil• lei, cover, crotlle 111d I··-detocllable hlntllo (Ills all ploeeo). '2t,II. · · • - . . M00tlE'S - POMEROY OPIN IVIRY NIGHT TIL t THERE'S AN OLDS FOR EVERYONE IN '61 Your nearby OldomobUe Quality Dealer has a Roctet to fit your pocket ____ and your purpoul Cmssie 98dla!In,uhhed --·- dialinclive ··-- decidedly new! Su• per 88 - for spirited new skyroeket power! i)ynoml� 88 - for beauty ____ economy -•-- tull-oile comfort! And the family-size F,115 - built for the buyor who wants so111etblng better ln the low-price field! lt'o Olda for '61 - the Action Line ln performance and dellipl KARR A VAN Zi\.NDT POMEROY, OHIO .1 • ��i ARROW SPORT SHIRTS HAVE C They stand out from the crowd ___ ha.. features which man them dlalln<tJ:, Anvw b.ilored collan and iamoua t'Mitopu con • · · ./, · •· as Iona-wearing u they ue good t� ClzOOI• ftqal a variety of the fln..t fabrfe, ln eolon and patten,'-� IUit every taste, every tJpe, t""7 poeblboolt. , lli,il"· 1 flt add to their band,ome IIJlPOUln<e, And thq'N to $8.1115. SMITH 0..oTBING · VO. MIDDLIPOIT . .• .: I •- - ,, ..___.._.:i · ,, ...,_�,,:,r:-_•I� •. :; • 1 ,II. " '. f � . �.... .. . - .. J .. ...... .,_ • � . . • ... • ' • .. .. .. . J. . ... .. .. ... . .. .. \ .. • • ;. • ,, ,. � - ... . . . .. .; ,.. " .. • ' .. • ... • • .. • • .. .. . - .. .. , .. . . - • ,I -- . .. ... - � - . ... .. ... - ·- - ·- .... .. .... - .. .... - .. - . . . .. ... - ... - - • · - • - . ... - ·- - . .... ... ... � .,. . . .. . . - • • •• l [ol!th�rn loe:il Ea!les Win F��� �!art On 48-41 Success Over Hann an \:: [ : a _ i, r:1 'Jlie Eut<rn Eogl• mu,teced fo, the young Ea,te,n 11.EVATOR JOLTS BROWNS J. their flrst win in four ltartl Sat-I how v r. East m commilled 1 9 !\, ,d ., NEW YORK 1 UPJ 1 -The Clevel Eel'ilern 17. hud whllie Hannan land Browns received .a sev re urday nl!Ult, coming Jrom behind 1 the 1 7 7 0 .500382 390 to beat the Hannan quintet 48 lo continued to do inllte the boardi:; 1 A newlv orr·•nn:ed team, � Sunday btfore their National I Prufnslonal F°'°'ball Standing• New York Soul hem Local All-Stars, made getting 3() of lhe strc1y ttholi-. 5 8 I ,385 296 :m · 41 al Eutem. pood,all League game with the , By United. Prea111 ln�rnatioaal . Buflalo [ up from boys of the Syracuse, East· led eld Geral d 349 Summrrfl 7 3 . 5 rn_idHoston J8 National Uague to 40 New )'ork Giants when seven ! Three members of the unde· Price we, htgh for Racine , hit• Eastern. do'lt'n � o . 5 286 , rn D East.era Division quarter. rallied tm .once again unrler lhe bo.9.rdE Racme. Portland and Letart grade pla)'ip were in a hotel levator 1 . . . feated and well balanced Rael.nt ling on five of nine tboh from way in the fourth l\ utt 1 0 41vl11mo 1 o .7 1 �ett mg 12. Chari� Col!lru. �n; schools trave-!e<l to pt_ Pleasant w L T Pct. PF PA x•l,o· Ang that ,Plunged out of con!rol for urple Tornado baaket.ba1l lf:am the neld end lix of eJ&ht at lhe to move ahead of the Mason Counf' � :i7.:.i 4 , tmued as Ea�tern � leadm� porn, , S,1 lu rday and handed the b I g 8 6 o .571 :rn.2 253 came from ,ick bedi saturday free throw line for 11· JO 2: O .1133 321 24ii Da 1 .:u; ty five and go 00 to win. 1ix tb,n before coming to a K•Phila y ' getter wi\h 16, but wal!i follo"'-ed grade achools boy1 there a 30-29 6 8 0 _429 :119 388 night t.o he) their Nm win ! t i! 8 J I .727 362 217 Oakland Cleveland halt. • Howing cloiely wttb U WU The 1adl of Coach Bob A.lhle 1 p l o F . •• ,.••_ 4 close by La\n'ence lh.sh .<1ri;ien ' )ns:.ii. 4 9 I 301! 306 JOO , . ••~ o1 1'"' 6 4 2 li(l(l 271 21il Denve r . ,low• lllCUring but NOii ol the pl1.yens. whi,:h tn· New Yo, k six th •1ra1ght e-·__,, . big Junior Forward Roger Par� aisirted wi• th 12. Has b1t. rgen Iouled ou,'I The ga e wa!I tied 29.29 with s ··• ff . playo ip quarter However, H c-hampiollli the flrlt m point x-Meet 1 230 288 545 . s . 6 Louil! eluded Jimmy Brown, was mover a IaII Glou••· · · · · ....,r c,·v•, .,...,... , &Orui w ho h1t aeven of 13 1 h o t 11 . with 1ux mmutes left m t h f' secon ds to �n . Bill Knapp of SySunday'• Rt-11Ulh1 lie c' and Hannan fivt! could mUBter but 275 the 240 I 4 6 5 P1tt�burgh 5 lp h to jured and they went on 5 on the loaen' noor. f the f l 8 fr thr . '. g ame. 2 in Boston ::!7 back Houston 309 came 4 178 100 . Eagle. and 2 racuse C. nclie school shot thei ball 9 I ngton i Wash the def� Giants, 48-34. for second : 1 ee I · Tw0 membera of . th t&rt"mg . t !!c ,.. took th• game open g the second period to go ahea d 14 Littl e Jim Caldwell playd a just as the final buzzer sounded I Dallas 24 Buffalo 7 We11trrn Division plaed�J,,, the Easter n Division anil , ' ·•- hit on a Ihort 11,.. . . r1ve guard ipo and Gr&Ullllffl . . tem IC !loor game for thl" .-,,1g � t es I, ;md was fouled while in the proI . ' Center Sam p rtet tlJJll to 11 at the half. ' a PW"tic1patmg role m the x -G reen Bay 8 4 0 .007 332 209 Los Ange 1es 50 New y or ·k 43 I 1 1 . ump ,a� to givll! ���- Lar ry 06 J , B ill McKel v� , were ,uffer.... he hot- and dropred in 5 points. Eastern �s." of ihootlng. quarter was t The third � playoff bowl in Miami, Detroil · 7 5 o ri8:.i 239 2 12 1 0nly games sched uled. ' , rrom f1u wh111:1 1orwar d Du a n e Morr-.,11 • r1ve a Ie1K.1 UU1.t WH . · , Jan. 7. teat for Ea1tem ea theY pumpe d 1, � - · .s Im e Tuesday m· g1i1 10 '1 He was awarded two free :shots , San Franc1sro 7 5 o .583 208 205 -• w1·th a i-u• �••fuIIy In. never -· ,.... ': .., ,,o Ue p1ay� . 1"" hoopl. It ' I ace the Wahama \l•h JIe F8Icon.� . i.lfter pl;-1y ended. His first mlssut throug• t•· l• poIn'.,.. 6 6 o .500 288 2"A PRO CAGE STANDlf\'GS . el BaI llr.1or e · t k nee ur he 1 1 The J . pe Tornado l d a team 150 aco . . cl ring quarter of of Coach Jack Campbell. W hama 1 d wu their beat Chicago 5 6 1 .4S5 194 29!1 E ai.kru Di v is\.\rion b t th d 1 ret. : Both olfe and Price hit lfa ln d at the �nd of the flrtt per iod . the year. '1111• ,urge increaaed the was be :J ten by 6 H annan earlier Jn �h;oughl.lgiv ln rt the��f-�tar/: wJn 4 7 .:364 2 5 z!n "_V . L. UHi A.ngele.11 . . . . 19 s 67!1 double flgure11 a11 d bl Alkn. Gra• At the beglMing of the aeeond Eagin lead to ,ix points ai Han- the w eek. 0 11 .OOO rn :J6'J Boston Dallos 1m · the 1r 1 irs1 ou 1mg. pe p t d n.uger •arsoJ\I w hU iod ,;•• 1 D'" 66 I t1 r , 11,11u,ler Guar 1&e Ha11am an d c h t In me a g preliminry the 20 0 . 7 . . nan scored 18. However, in the fj. x-Mcd in championship µlayoffs 1'hiladcli1hia for as hi rry PriC c � gh the 12 1 4 .462 Olli McKelvey wu outstandlng! lield began hitting and with l:3ll Nil quarter Aahley '1 boys failed to: Eastem Freshmeo squad rolledl La Sunday's Reiults Syrarns-e 18 d Tarbett a� l a ta w1<h local n !-i II 21 . 276 in the playmaklng department but r on the clock left in thll! flnt half, hit at the beginning and r o u n d over the Sopho ore quintet 29 to l . Nr w York Philad lphia 3ll Washington 28 me it lc a t 1 soo his seaaon ' 1 low of r O u r th e st thermelve1 in trouble with four : 13_. Gtry �-· .;t . Louis 38 f'illshu rgh 7 \\'elileru Dl\lli;loll �0:�: :: ; . ; �: &uthem ;;::�';a!� ���:1el� �: f�· . ��� � w lnl mJnutel remaining . The Eastern 1 w1th . ' or I an w tg Bisse l Cl veland 48 New Vork 34 \\'. L. Pd. po All Stars wi iangle with ,8n Graham hit on another rage, th Sophomores. ; li lo ieacl t quintet then went to work ou Delroit 3t. Chicago o 2L 8 724 s1 . t.ouis I . Ra the on 1 t n 0 n 1n tO e S•:rr���ie;1 � �l �;. � :� ;; �::�:;g t' ,:� �1:· �·:; i :r::;1 oi" :.::;; n e :v:: �• .• :·��: n th s s.,��;·;:::s ':,;��'..'t;:�· ;;;:''��:�,es they s .th AO t!JM...6 Collins 6 1 4 -6 ) 16, Hui.singer ! a IJX pmnt lead which cine of e 1 cage iea n. , Amt-rte-an Lea gue 10 16 .36.5 (( l 1 ABYSS OR OVER llrlroit kept throughout the haJf nnd the Ea&tem ahowed improvement 1 2, Harris 3 (Q.Q) 6, Caldwell 2 )..l ( 1l•:adnn Division Sunday', Results BERT.IN (U� esl �e ame. 48. ( 2-19l 18 e Totals g 5. 1 2: ' � 1 at the fou !line Saturday nlg1it � w t.T P l. PF PA SI. Louia 104 Sy racuse 10., .��� . ay w ne a p pr WoUe, playing the pivot in the hitting 12 of 19. The Eagle, shoot- I Hannan scoring : Wat rson 5 -� 10 4 o .714 379 285 Phi L:ulelphia 128 Cinrlnnali 1 12 x-Hou�lon s . t � · . I m· : -,c the fo lowmg }Oke t satd was ' . . . p th1rd quarter hit or 11 point■. mg !rom the fieId 1ell off from the (2.61 12 I.,e11·is 3 1 1-2) 7' Payne · . <Only games scheduledl I nd I 1•1rcu atrng m o a . · ' · ht before when they hit 37 )>er o U-4) l, C onrad 3 (0-0) 6. Hl1ghes · 1 956 OLDSMOBILE Tuesday agamst Eas�m he had n1g 1 eu · Wh aI stage A studenI was ruJk-" . I h.Jt for I6 m the th'rcl of theIr ,.l.. 1 sta�z.a. Mio.ts. sa.turday !6 {3-6 ) 15, Tota ts 17 ( 7- Ull 41. 88 2 Door Ca s blue but you l,AKER8 BUY JOHN�N �nt i of devclo ment the United States By United PreH International -.,,,. . . DETRO IT ( UP I 1 -J he Det o it [ Th ree oI the sIate, s 1op bosket· In the last period Racme had night U1e Eastern qumtet hit 18 o£1 Score by quarters: ..1 won'l he Ir you buy ii. Hy• _ •'The Un1,_, was m. Hpe arurwereu u:u . � . h f r c s ots or a 35 4 nt aver ut on 4 louster 19 15 lead but for• e. a astern . . . p rookie d 51 . . sol G g O Fridi.ly tons s Pi 1 J te 4R � · : E pe l 56i be dramatk d ive wilh V·6 Roe• stat s stand on the brln lr: of the . am l including un aten ba l a full court pn,11 and dwindled Turnovers were still plentiful, Hanr.an . . 4 7 16 14 ,. -- 41 : An· ket ngine for the B('st in wa rd Ron Johnson to the Los ahy■s. . auu.., tough burOhlo Staix, •- face __ ___ _ _ · euu tt to I be! ••-•-• . . . ti ne ore iei rosn game mmg _tri ww Lokcrs. s gc\ Re ii the tclenUat, the 1tatea­ � P!!rfo mance. The nxiet question was In what dle• on this week'• relatively · Racine for the !Hth time thlS ter the Not,onal B•:.ketball ,As light achedule. maa of tomorrow. We neeJ stage the Soviet Union is. H• 80I 6 u e 1 of t1 l biDJ,4 ·aod many .., . hel'8 like : � B �cred ''the Soviet Union soon ;;: s team ie � � �� � ; ;� :� : : r ; The uck yea, only Ohio :1r:.hl e:i: : af� ���� . k . 1 ; will succeed m c atchmg up to the him If our natior1 ia to stay • . . ' lo come through lalt week'• IC· u1 per cen1 Whtle the TOmc8tS · sa1 d thD I J OhniOn, W hO ptayed hI! their perfect ._n1, keep the leadership p ' s . Umted S tate, and ov•rtaking it," collegiate ball at Minnesota. waa lion without marring but [Ht Loy- hit 21 of 50 ,hota for a good 42 per� . .I record, face a 511\llll lt DOW enjoy■. B ut if he i11 to cenL sold fo� •· con��·ae !bly more th an WEEKLY EITOCKS the skins of new supe sonic plane!i Pomeroy CONVENTJONS team tonlght In Chica�, while r,J belp)laep your lulure secure, ce. ver p the wea n _____ . BECHTOliD t Se By <l proved lOll'B h five Morr HENRY Coa J c ce vehicles. an? sp l a ,'.'.'.'.'. First national polillcal ne■ll We --..,.. H ton ..,...,.,,.,,,.,..,...,...,.,,., Dayton hos s . he nW, the backrround and 1 llself capable ot handling t a 1 1 UPI Financial Editor Same brokers some attributed convention held at Bahl. was l Brarl• on take, ati day and Cincinn lrt�inl a collese education team.11. Four of the five Glouster NEW YORK UPI - · It too� a 1 of t he Friday buying io the BeU 1, more, Md., in 183J. The nationley Friday. '! playien were •ha: foot �r over but s��rp Friday rallv to put an m :lc• 1 System announcem nt that it I al Republicans al'id Democrats OUl �ve. Make sure h4:1 1eta Only 0 games are 011 tap th • . _ m i n ftn111cial aid to. tlola 1 , , . for Racine held its own 111 rebound- e.1s1ve stock ma ket on the p!us would spend $2.S billion in 1961 I also convened In that city the w eek 811 tea s take l me o sl<le this week. lng. j on service impnn•ements and ex• following year, um. the llllea:e of your choice the hoUd aye. h Pr ces ifted ithin d a nar- pansion. AT&T Presid nt Frederw _ � i scorla all led Glousler' Hatfield 1 action no1'� thtN will be room Hlgh Ughtlng tonight'• ·, ho Akron 1nvltatioanl tournament er, wlth 20 polntl. The only othei 1·ow range m the f irst four ses- 1 Irk Kap�) termed it the " most lor blin-and qualified teach• Morris Harvey of Tomcat player hitting In double sio11S as dark clouds continued to 1 tangible evidence w can offer of which iinds -■ lo ruldt blm-loter. Charleaton , W. Va. making Its de- figures waa Conn,way with 14 on hang ove[ the t!COnomic sc-ene. our confid nce in the essentinl But as a tcc:hnlcal advance on · soundn ss of the economy. " hut In the fifth .11.nnual event by aeven fleld goals. &.an\ •r• about our current col• riday lifted lhe Dow Jones The more bulllfill brokers were lip' ·_,.. Writ. for your frH meeting Youngstown Univers ity in I n the reserve oontest the Jll,tle F dustrial average ast tho rec�nt encouraged by the fact that thl:l p Tomcat llootiloJ. "Ol'!N WIDE ™E COl· the over won Tornadoes the opener. · high of 61 4 huying picked 1 ,274 issues trir',.,·1 in Friday's risUGI 0001." IH 36, Time, Both earns carry 4 • 1 records resen es 33-22. Bruce Beegle ww, recovery , lfwe,. lt•t*, �- York 36, N Y. :he most since high for · Racine with Jl points. up In thP. afternoon dealings and ing market w· int.. the game. 9 w hen 1,279 .stoc-ks nearly the ed morning do gains. 1% 15, Dec. ubl outive t In w six. f Lo h wi led even ery Glouster Akron, Host 1 Wheth r lh� advance w lll be ex- were traded. in gs . tak s on MuAk in 1um , win- Studimt tickets for Tuesclay's tended re a1m1 to be seen , but Sales this week slipped slight� second the ln purchasbe can game■, eroy Po 300 W. Second It. -- WYondotto 2 - 2 1 1 1 , Pomeroy at e gam five les11 In the Wall Street experts to 17, 846, 485 shares, or a dally of most orSchool High Racine the e t a d conteat. ! tnx a elllng continuing lo bear ave :·age of 3, 569,ffl shnres, from aee . , flee, heavily on those groups which are 18,314,785 shares, or 3,662.957 1 By Quarters : r,ear the year·s low. At the same shares per day the week befon> . · I Racine . . . . 15 27 48 - 00 time. Mwever; tl1ey look for re- American Motors, which :m 1 When otlr specialists re• Glouster . . . . IO 23 34 - 52 investment of this cash to help nouneea a trial •·profit•sherinr.' I RACLNE - Wolfe 6 ( HI 13, the current popul ar favorit�s. program of rebates to buyer, _o pair your radla!Or, you Overall, these experts aay the Rambler cars, was the most ac• ParBOn9 7 0-2> 15, Price 6 ( 6-8) 16, McKelvey J (U) 4, Birch 0 uaua1 year-end rally seems the live stock on the week with sal es can be sure that the lob's best that can be hoped for. Cycli- of 256,700 shares. Jt, closed at 1 7'.l:l. < O- U O, Graham 4 (3-5) 11. done right , • at the right GLOUSTER _ Molner 3 ( Z.11 cal a�uritiea are unlikely to par· off· J ½i. points on the week, 8, Hatfield a (4-l0l 20, Phillipa 2 tlcipate in auch a rally, but one hitting a new low for the vear . price. ( S-5 ) 7, Conoway 7 :o-o 14, Mc- broker 1ald continued good action Standard Oil <New Jersey ) was Cleilan o t0-2)0, Jauchuia 1 ( 1.21 can be expected from amusement runner•UP with sales -of 233,000 Tho Only 2, Brunston o · ( 1·21 1 , Harrison o Issues, conven lence foods, discount shares. followed by Sperry .Rund, 1 Compleh Shap ! chains, el8"trle utilities, finance Universal Oil Products and Gen• l0-0 ). companies, 11avlngs and loans, il'I• eral Motors. In Tho lend &Ur1nce finna, meat packer, do,, The Dow-Jones averages at the mestic oil refiners, gas transmi,11,, close t-Tiday showed 30 lndust.!'1als sion companie�, publishers and at 617.78 up 8.88 point.a from the previous week; 20 rails 127.116 up c,r leasing firm&. EAST Phone WY 2-39n 0.09; 15 utilities 98.22 up 1.20; and Some Traders OpUmlflHe steel Bowl Tournam•nt E. M1in St. Po!MroY . i-'.f ,.�· Some g-aders bage their hopes 65 stocks 204.50 up 1.93 . at PIU1burgh, Pa. Flnllf for a n•w upward push on the s...;-,_.,..._._,.� 11 Duque■ne IO Pltt1burgh 88 large short Interest, and the per- "'-.,,,._�...,�•�--ComolaUt..'11 slstent daiJy excesse s of odd lot ! Colgate '78 TP.Dlleffff '71 short sales over odd lot purchases, 1 -which are considered evidence or I st. Bo■aventuNJ 108 Mereheail II a strong Internal marl:ct condi- ! "' • Cornell 49 Colombia '8 I tion. A"i'Y M BOiton U. S! Some stocks are being lnfiu- : Morrlt Raney 17 Ohi. We11, Tl enced by new environmental fac-- 1 Maine IM Baldwln-Wal. 100 2 ol tors. Sperry Rand has come into : Seton RRU 105 UoatGn Col, ftl the spotlight on new11 of an ap- ' 1 Connedlnt '74 Fonllaam '71 parent break-through ln the comTP.mple G8 Kentucky 58 merclal utilization of lbin rums f,0ng Island U. 55 Hunter IC which should be a major contriWHI Vlrltnlo 11111 VtrKlnla OS bulion , t0 · vastiy Increasing the W. Va , Teeh 67 Ald.-Broaddua 48 operatmg llpeedl!l of oomputer:s. SOUTH Interest in General Tire renects Blrm.lniltam Classje the succeUful patent litigation_ at Blrmtn•ham, Ala. which should enable the company Flnal to collect royaltlea on a widely AalHan 'Mi Alaltama a PATENTED uaed synthetic n1�r PurchalH C.aMilatlo■ oI Marquardt Aircraft ha'lle been Vlfllbl• Teeh ll lla,y lor 114 atrrlbuted to the theory that tbe n. tff Invltatlonal company will do a bif!!Rer bus.I• t ... • •- v neas ln ramjet entllnea, while InFlul j:ONITIIUCTIIIN Ulrest In beryllium e:hares cent.era 'I Let 71 Raadot,h-M■ee• , f around the belief that the �t.al CODIOWIA Ca&awH 11 Ram,IOll-8JtlntY U may have to be used as part of - h.Ulllto••1 Bradley Ill w1....;....Ill al Del.nd. Flo,. 1'1ul Prob 'II Payloll 62 .:,, _,, Ill Tampa 11 1•"11\ SI. 10 Waollloglon !<I Comolatloo W. Va. SI. l'I Howanl ID, CJ 411 Wollo..i Uaee.. (Tou, I IO NOl'UI Carolb>a 71 Kansao 'It Pro Standings' Result~s� IITomcats Tie lt Up Once,Trail ls ter O All Way Af e W Ife Ge Hot cage,. '){\ '; fl .... ... . . ., · • •• L.,"• �- -'---· - e e m 1 e e I St �.! n.., � •• m r:, . r ·r· remam m e . HELP HIS a ·· COWGE FUTURE ·w-1'· 1 I e e ,t:;;"' m ::,; Bucks Facing w::\ �r;�·;, �:;� Small, Fast Loyo1a F•JV e HELP YOUR NATION'S FUTURE · r ·n e · Ir e r r a . · Advan,ce Of_ S_to·-, e ,s May- N ot B e ermanent Experts av r .'°. e e r r m Karr & Van Zandt e r r a u. s. a ' I I I st•• e ' r e A GOOD THING TO REMEMBER e I e in·I $25 to $1000 ' e e e A r m m i���������;;:- -;;:;,,- ... --..-.-.,-.-==•---....•-•- ------------•----- -·_,-___.__,_;:;;�::.,.................----- •n u " n It If ,. SHOP IN POMEROY ,\, ti I j-00 �larlicipate In The Pomeroy ., •lo ...... Treasure al • .,,. r· ltt •• College Scores Chest HACKEn'S SOHIO t:" ·' ,,, •; I II .... II, ... .. Jo, � I 7 WEEKLY CASH .PRIZES 5 5 5 5 $ $ 50 25 25 25 10 10 5 5 NOTHING TO BUY - JUST REGISTER AT THESE T R E A S U R E CH EST STORES , I I r a ( 1 ·1 i · Pollll'OJ Natlonal Bank . l J,w,Iry a.••• _... Fu aw. lank and . t.vLu. C0, -•n'WI ·c.41- Realty 1 alill C Jewel.. ,,,,,ro, 1tn Franklin .=s.,�, . , . f1 '- Th, Modtrn Mart NIW YOra ..I.. Clothing House City loan DoWnl·-l!rosI Inc. Swish• and Loh,, Drugs Marguerite Shoe Shop Ellierfehls • '' .• Illness-Ridden Tornado 5 Beats Glouster e • Stlffltn _.J l llna Drns Shop z The Dady iMIIII •--1111 "'rd "! ff Rtitaurllt Pomeroy P.-try Shop Associated Ra•lo and TV Hartley and Bennett Simons Shoe.Store Moons Sten Stmfts Phc:t&JCJ Max Wartllnsurance Ohlo V'!iley Plumlilag 1 1.andry NEXT DRAWING, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21,1 n. . . -· .. COOL C H A S S IS a ■ :::!�• :-:.; :: : : iohio, 1 wab F....t ,. Marylud • lloolll c.,.11na 11 Flwlda st. 'II Sl\W ts Tulane l'I vm....a II Nlapn '14 IJCLA 'II Baller II ctem.. ,. The cttadet • 71 110•• st. ll$ �. W111eJu lOI. Ill. lloma.. 'It O..pe 81, l'I Seattle 1;. � Loyala (La.) N Mllllnlppl . • .\tr r.... 'IS Ari.... l'I V� 'It Rlee .. 1ottl1n Cal. a - Pamo . Sl'IS =�:i;;.r.. N=::·;• =:,: ;:=.,: =�•=;."..-. • o..,.. 1 1 •· rr See All The PHILCO line At - a 'If Lftfa•Dle • ,O...tg<loo■ (!CJ.I a Mtomt (ria.i 11 -• - 11.. st. • ™ -... a a -...... • - " :f'�t:r-""."------------------�-----..-•'•' ---:-�-;•---'·=••e�== =k:·i,� ·;." ""'" · ; � -_ · : � "' · f -;·I , ' ,I -. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION ,, . "'fflny-Mille1y-Own-, - E. MAIN ST, ' \ " c nem e Marked Program For Church Women's Association lf, S d ,11.,;, . 1r------------------------------------------------------- The � hri.st��s _ eeting of lhoon the ■peclal Chrlltmu project \\, o, .rien s Asi;oc1at1on of the Firs! by Mrs. E O. Tewkibary and . llnued Pre'lbyter1an Churcb, Mid· Mra. Edward Burkett. Mrs. Karl I dlt•:'ort, was held Thursday eve- Ow ens reported on the dinner re­ 'ling at the chur<:h . cently served lo the Collllty Minl<"o!lowing the opening b y m n. ilterUll Association, "O , Co e All Ye Faithful " with Mrs. Myron Miller, Secretary 1 Mrs . Lillian Stieff as acromi>al"· oI Llterature, diatribL1ted isl . Miss Margaret Sauer was the scrlption blanks for "Concem" 1 devotional leader. AB part of the and explained of other periodicals devotional period , Mrs. o. P. available. Klein sang e medley of "11:iere Program leader for the evening is a Star in the Sky ' ' and " Away W&lil Mrs. J. E. Harley who pre­ sented the program, "Candles of in A Manger." Miss Sauer gave, '"Uie Three the Lord." Thie impressive � Symbols of Christmas '' by BUIY gram of scripture and songs (ea­ (;raham. These sym�lt he 11sUI tured Mn Mille-r as the Voice of u The Cradle, The Cross and the Revelation and Mrs. James San· �rown. saying that you can not born as the Voice of RespoDM! . \8ve one without the other two. Mn. Harley lighted three ::an­ l iss Sayer quoted the author 8 5 dles from the long candle wb.ich •Y ing that the ooe bope of tho ,ymbolized the Lord. The three �orld is that Christ is comlni� candles were the "Spirit of Mary " back, not as a child in Betble- who through Faith became Qocl's ,em. but in the lllaie o! Glory . aervant. •·The Spirit of the SbepTh"'e missionaries for the day herds," who in obedience harken­ Nere reaG by Mrl, Walter Wad- ed to the sign, and the "Spiri� -Jell after which Bhti offered pray- of the Wisemen," who through worshlp presented gifts to the new tr for them. born KIDg. M embers answered lo the roll The program �ed with the :all with a Christmas Thought. i s nging ol •TU Live for Him" ierlpture or a family tradition or memory, Mrs Stieff answered by ffltd a prayer of consecration by the president. ploying the ,ong. ••Moonlight Ma• GUta of money for a apec,;al donna." m r� .ef-� aub- 1 m Christmas project were colteel- . Troop .f.68 Held Chriatmas Party Girl Scout Troop 168 of Middle1st Aid course for some of the port held ita Christmas p ll 1' t Y � Tuesday a ternoon at the home of e boys are sen·mg Plastic e l d f Mrs. PauI Theis as· th lr ea er, . Ba skets that mak,e many dif(er- , ?:; shapes and they an only $I fftey make nice ChriBtmas gifts. The Bob Wbll4 Potrol won this week•s attendance points. We Invite any boy who Is u yeors to join our Boy S<out troop. There were 30 boy1 and one present. leader, Mr. Arnold, Ricky Cantpbell, 'l'nlw report• e�· ent HEAR THE ''TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOW" THE NEW SHOW EACH AFTERNOON 2 - 2:30 P.M. With Your Favorite Music-News Items of Interest In The Area and Slsted by Mrs. Remo N1eri. co­ leader· The girls prepared • basket of fruit to be taken to th� county inf� and also finished the ChrJStmas . gilts which they have beea making for their motbere. Cookien and hot chocolate were �ed to the girl, ood each rece1ved a Chrll!ltmas corsage from � - and the repea tir,g wink•light p -·-, ! ,· HA /L4/LTON Bring Christmas joy to your castle. Give your king lhe girt he'll really appr�iate-A Stet8(ln Gift Certificate. Let him chOOfle h18 own color and style from our wide s�lection of hat■. A miniature hat and hat box shaped like a crown included. You'll he bis queen forever. from $11.H to '2() .00, A REGAL WAY TO SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS . New York Clothing House POMIROY Thrill the &irl who means the world to you with a beeutifol Hamilto1•. The world-lamow 22•jewel ).1e­ dallion movement am1re11 acr:uracy _ _ the lov ly de• signs are the height of feminine fashion in fine jewelry. Vhmette in lOK yellow or white gold-filled with ■mart m sh bracelet, $85.00. Blithe in 14K white or y llow gold with two d iamonds sparkling on I tear-drop shape, $100.00 Other Hamil• ton, from $89.90. FOR A CHRISTMAS TO REMEMBER . . . e e e K and C JEWELERS POMEROY MAYTAG HIAT DRY ERS Jarma n lool�or wilt. That'i;: right! Now you can take indoor ptetares at lllclt without flashbulbs-and see thtm in jut IO urcmll too. Polaroid Corporation'• new 3000 speed film .S. • aensiti\le it can make picture& bf ordinaly ftNllll>lilld­ i.ng. The wir.k-ligbt erases dark 1badow1 on ject - winks more than 1,000 timu OD ■ aina1,e bat&uJ. Come in and see a demonstretion tod■ J'. ,oar .._ 11,a I GROVER'S STUDIO POMEROY j' Perfect For Christmas .. I I " Evtnhine" I ( NOW: 60 SECOND PICTURES WITHOUT FLASHBULBS 'I; HALO OP ' . •1. J i i l W FAST DRIES IN SAFE, LO Hl'!AT Exclusive Maytag Halo of Heat Dryer, dry a nonru,J load quickly at lltUe ruore than body temperature. Gentle circle of heat surrounds clothes, no bot spots to damage fa.bric&. Automati-c Air Filter pre-cleans all alr clreulating in dryer. Either p.1 or electric model.I. PricM start as low aJ $149.00. RIJTLA.ND FURNITURE RUnAND, OHIO Any man on your Christmas list will be highly pleased with Jarm.ans, for he will get distinctive styling and top craftsmanship - and ''friend liness of fit" for ex• tra-pleuant walking. (If you don't know his size or think he'd rather select his shoea himself, wie have Jarman gift certiftt'ate1.} $10.95 to $15.95. JARMAN SHOES - THE MOST FITTING �IT HARTLEY A BENNETT SHOE STORE Members attending were Pa­ Sure to be mother's - and b1by'1 - fnorfle Christmas Day on. Folds to 5%" flat for ,tdrq:e, _.. • vels handily, is a breeze to keep clean. Yet beeiud'lt folds upward it can't fold while occupied. Convert■ ti youth chair, too, with removal of footrffl and ,tpb]t11 steel tray. Cb r<M11e or metallic tan fiDilh. WesbabJe upholstery in..choice of colon• tr.. Bi\KER FURNITl!)IE On Middle Of Upper Block - POMIROY tricta Ault. Janis Schmoll, Deb­ bie Grueser, Marjorie Harris, S!.WID Morris, Marsha Hackett, llosemarle Hackett. Mary S u e Mallik and Zleta Nferf. Remalee and Tena Nier! were guest,, The Brlghlest IN c:orn.,· MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mr,. Wilbur Bailey and daughter. Ruth Ann. ,pent the -k end in Columbul. Freda Fill openl the week end with Mr. and M,a. Carl Hellman ol Peoch Fork. KITCHEN SETS by MORGAN JONIS Terry diah !owe� cloth 111d bot pad. Turquoise, gold, red Gift Packaged $1 ,69 THE SHOE BOX Middleport Fancy Holldoy Trade Items SLIPS EDDIE ATKINS ind F-or Toddlers BILL FARRELL ARE and Girls YOUR HOSTS 990 ON YOUR DIAL >;- I their leaden. Your-Buy-Sell or WJEH ·� POLAROID" 3000 speed film a regal way to say �erry Christmas . . . Scouts Of Troop 249 Held Meeting After the gomes the potrols worked on Personol Fitness. Pan• lher and Isl Aid. Bob Buck held ' -� �-1:� •✓ I . ess meeUn� Durmg the busm ed by Mrs. Sanborn after whlch conducted by the president, 1\1:rs. Mrs. Sauer gave the dedicatory Harold Sauer, a report was made praye r. The 21 members were ioviu.-d into the dining room for ref�sh­ menta. The refreshment table w.. decoroted ln keeping with Christmas and Mn. Sauer presid­ ed at the silver aervlce. Hostesses for the evening were Mra. Edward Burkett, Mba Phyl• Us Joachim and Mn. Stieff with Troop 1149 of Pomeroy met at the following contributing hoJt. 1 . 0.0.F. Oddfellows Hall Wed- eues, Mr1. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. nesday night and after that held Charlotte Perrin. Mra. Carl Gil­ Patrol meeting to truce up dues more, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, and other busilless. After that Mr. Mn. Peter Stace and Mrs. Wil­ Arnold tough! the boya t w o liam Ohlinger, -----aew games. 1 j , $1 .95 to $3.95 BECKYS Save Your Saleallp Mlddl1port, Ohio N. W. COMPTON, 0.. D. WESTINGHOUSE WONDERFUL 4-IN•l RADIO.CLOCK It 's the moat beautlluul aound you ever aa:wt All-pur• pose radio, with wide-nnge AI1dco speaker and � tubes including redifier for fine perfo1mance and tone. De-­ pendable electric olock with luminous dial. Alwayi accurate. Never need• to be wound. Slumber awltch lets you tall .,Jeep to mmlc. by turning the radio off aflel' <JO mfnutea aulomatleally. Set-and•forgel "Mom• ory Minder" wakes you to muuaic or buzzer tone alarm automatically. Fully moulded cabinet tbat•t dust and lnaect proof in tbe,e delightful colors - pink, aqua or white. '33.96, 80-day Factory Warranty on Put• and Labor. HAR FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT r FOR FUN AND ADVENTURE • . • GO CUSHMAN ! l The road ahead looks excitingly different from the saddle of a superbly e ngine ered Cushmun scooter. For years the C?hoice of young America for sle<Jk styling, dynamic ru:ggedness and liBfe roadabllity. llependable Husky 4-cyele engine delivers up to 100 miles per gal• Ion- An Ideal gift. Priced at '436- METROPOLITAN MOTORS POM&ROV WERNER RADIO A TV . MIPDLll!OAT •· r siaou 1H1ns _, OPTOMETRIST Office HOUl'II: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close at Noon on Thurs. - East Court St., Pomeroy I. I l ONLY $J29·95 ;�.� ,«::';....:._ a· !)a lly Senllnel. Pomeroy•Middl@port. 0., Dec. H. 1960-5 Ready-Mix Concrete ,. .!'-;, We Mix ConcreM To Ypur Own Speclflc1Hon1 Deliver It Right To Your Job When Neecledl ! Saves Mon•y - Time - Waste - PQNiEROY, OHIO Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. P... St. Phone WY-2-3214 Mldtlleport GIVE A CORNING WARE ROYAL FAMILY SET The (11ft that eoob on range-top, In oven or .Jirollerl Made from a revoJuttonll'y new mualle maleriol. Pyro­ eeram, (R) develo))lll by 'eomtnc Gluo Work.I. Hottest hot or coldelt cold can\ hurt It, KHpt on lookiD& new, No tllAN to ocratch or tamfsh. Use It to lreeze, cook, and nrve. Removable handle and chrom� cradle provide all1tUfPO,le con..-enieace from freezer to range to tablet Three uu�•. 3 eoven, cradle, 10 in. 1kil• lei, cover, crotlle 111d I··-detocllable hlntllo (Ills all ploeeo). '2t,II. · · • - . . M00tlE'S - POMEROY OPIN IVIRY NIGHT TIL t THERE'S AN OLDS FOR EVERYONE IN '61 Your nearby OldomobUe Quality Dealer has a Roctet to fit your pocket ____ and your purpoul Cmssie 98dla!In,uhhed --·- dialinclive ··-- decidedly new! Su• per 88 - for spirited new skyroeket power! i)ynoml� 88 - for beauty ____ economy -•-- tull-oile comfort! And the family-size F,115 - built for the buyor who wants so111etblng better ln the low-price field! lt'o Olda for '61 - the Action Line ln performance and dellipl KARR A VAN Zi\.NDT POMEROY, OHIO .1 • ��i ARROW SPORT SHIRTS HAVE C They stand out from the crowd ___ ha.. features which man them dlalln<tJ:, Anvw b.ilored collan and iamoua t'Mitopu con • · · ./, · •· as Iona-wearing u they ue good t� ClzOOI• ftqal a variety of the fln..t fabrfe, ln eolon and patten,'-� IUit every taste, every tJpe, t""7 poeblboolt. , lli,il"· 1 flt add to their band,ome IIJlPOUln<e, And thq'N to $8.1115. SMITH 0..oTBING · VO. MIDDLIPOIT . .• .: I •- - ,, ..___.._.:i · ,, ...,_�,,:,r:-_•I� •. :; • 1 ,II. " '. f � . �----· - - · - .. . - · - · - -- � - -- - - . . 9 ·• · - - - · " • '" •- · . . .. . ... .. ... .. -. .... .. .. . ♦ - - - a. .. .. . . •· . .. ... . ... 'It, * . .. ,.. _ _ _ _ _ _,.,. e . .. JI .... --·- ·- ·· #-. .. . .. ..... w - 41' • • - · · • 111 .-.. ... ... ... , - ... .. .-- - - j i oi:� .-----------, were reeent buslnHI vllttorA 6-D,11� Sen '3 n el l'om eroy-Middl eport, 0., Dec. 1 9, 1 960 IIOUSI': 1&4, LINCOLN Relgl!la, G,, lhro l',. I . • rooms and baU1, new ga, I JW · - • ,, m M,, nnd Mrs De' ' I furnace. Phone WY 2 3,575 "' Q ! Huth Ann Gaul > .. 1,., O I J ,,.,. Entt-rtd Hospital I 12 tJtf G allipohs G t 6--01 .\6. ' tioned a� Buekroe B•· ach, Va. , I \rlams ; R ut�, Reu�ah S t o b a r i , I Amonj.; those <,1 h11 enter 1 _ Offic-ers of the Racine Chapter SaMartha. llzll: Pauline are home for a }O day lt.'il,Vi.! ,·.-ith Eslhf'r, Llrday Sa mstallcd '"ere ES. O l :k . j EIGlITR 00�1 I IOUSE-lwo f1�i zer hos pital O\ l'r lhe pas�w JohnHelen e lheir pa.rents. Mr. and Mrs. Curo , n u . M bra --i, ... d. El rn...o w1\h Temple Mason1t: t I the a at rday night Sat visited •ngel H Bentz Wolfe ' t3· A. N · c .tmen room apru l t· nd "er£' · Sunday - Hie hard L · • · \\' c1rcIe r . _ Do rot l1: Srw>n('er ' Pl unts with h is sisters, u in 1sses till Johnson and Mr. and Mr1. FOR CON S I STENT DEPENDABLE RE SUL T S 1 1 2- Lk C:c1uf � an . 103 Ct>dil r St ' M r s. the Worth y G ra�d P�tr0n . w 11 . �n . . . r-� I Phone W Y 2-:tm. --- -. !){> n 1 J nel , C'h.1 1 ]PS Ht 1l:'> 1<"Y � and b ro- J ake Gaul. ' J d Wolfe, s mo;.tallmg offlcC r D t unlap a and Augusta iam d RA TES u1 ,Jo hn W . Hafft>II, �4 f u-sl Ave.. r SLEEPlNG HOOMS, do� Clyde Johnson of Colurnb� Bud• Stnndm� Commi1t('eS iht-r, Crover. \ Guests presented wrre Worthy :i.t,ss Joy < e Ann ( hurtil. Ht. to'A'll 127 Uutlernut A\ f'. 4 oenta per word, one Insertion. Minimum i:harJe--60 · the week e>nd guest of hts was Ton d - , M rs Bentz Wol fe. Miss l d a l'at ron of Oh i o, W1ll 1 am gel: ( ; 1 l'll a Sir. ,�on, All re ' ce nts. ti cents per wotd for thr ee conseecuuve t�ruona. 1." 14 -6\e '-, · ruwn lily . Otho Wandlmg, Pl 1 Grand Curtil t , M r . and Mrs · par u o L en.ti a lh on . l\ta ry , Wolfe and M rs. W il l iam Baxte r , _ Stc , ph.inie Spec1aJ---one month for 30 cents per word. Houg t1t, D un lap: Emma K. t'latwo!'th'.-', ev t::hz hl' T e" ---ilnt, " • :s PlCilS m , Johnson, r o 1 s h u ., ...ull ra t e of 4 cent, per wo r d w1JI Ot! charged (or sd• Win!{ctl · C Tlll(E.��F�U HOOM HOl 'st. · Grnnd Ad �- 0f �l' · 1 dl.i..• 101'l Chap- ,Ihle. · Mi.lxine 130 L aur e 1 ,, t , l 'om('roy, �1 r s. . . �' 1 0eyu1 y Jrtmm vertismg i1 001 patd within IO days after receiving b1U. Charles Gaul of Cincinnati . CALLED SATURDAY rt on Second S1 1 t't!I, . I iddlepo M · 1.d1n��. ce Spa• B I enu Errors in Advert1smg-Sbould be repor ted immed1atPly. M Bolm , Hutlan d, M i s s 1 P1 : foe the week end with his parspent n r , \ House !\'o 207 furni�twd o u ,. ".,'fl • ,1 ., G r.a nd Matrons of A1h('ns ( h:i py squad . . i,;::,v The Dally Sentmel will 001 be responsible for n1ore than • 'The Pomeroy Eme rgenc · n : ,.. Wrt,•, Ma"< ,0. . . I 1 1 son . .1 ,1c J.ine 0 ,a . _ , � , v ,n lnslructio . " 1 en s, I jYj r • on.d "rs. Jake Gaul M 14h 7-7 1 one incorrect rnse r l1on. furnished . (:'..Ill E l l ht lo I d ne, r ed h 1 :; u Cr a�I Satur ay mg s ter; 1 c wn , · : s aul I L W dd 1. Rt. 4 Jackson, 1 R � Grnm te\J: ine \\ in ccl l . Al fr ed Toney . � � Mrs. Firn Gaul. teacher in the Card ol Thanll:11 and Special NoticeH of Even t s S l . 00. 12 14 .tik al resentah ve to Que bec, of I\ r � : � l ta \ei.n and transported } .'i Hi , Wellston Mr Ell i � chards If c c1 t rry n J . I l Cleland. s. z Obituanes published al l cenl per wo r d. n am : i Racine gri!lde school, was unable I is � d r he� A of a -and r, ment ield r for Chapte treat Marshf Bake e \ W ORDS 1 DAY 3 DA\'S ti DAYS l MO. r: � Ulackfor and rub!, k. G H. � e . . F. Allred ell ' in IT' W st rn Grim -,-. u� to attend class Friday due to Chior - - -M.50 15 60c 90c $ 1 . 35 I M 1 ss Carmen , Sue .f aulkner, Ht. : Macomber, Grand Representa t J\'\' , Proi:r<l m; Chl oru s G rimm, Ber- � n Ju r� . l �e was l ater charged witb illness. 20 60c $1 .20 $ ! .80 $6.00 --. lo Texas. of Wilkesville Chapter nice mtoxicallon and released on bond. M iss Susie Smith - . 3 Co0lville · who has :Ill 75c $ 1 .50 $2.2!1 $7.50 Carpen ler .. Co-Chairman . WANTEO _ Man to do dwres _ ______ . . , Duncan, L. Saturday James Trustee sinpillar, Hu Edith ub icit_1 or l C been _ m tralmng at Cluldren's ('x-; r o Grimm. e hlorus : in P l t and f d a ound hom A.di re1:ei ved by 10 A. M.. will be in that day'li paper. 1 osley, for � ('ha ri ge l or roo m ,m d hQ;u-d or 94 Loc ust St. . G cor �e W. � o E.S. Home at _Mt, V er�on, an Hospital in Col wnbus \\';,y;i a nd M eans : Naomi Brink- Por t l a n d Operetta . Cl d v , da Car�n, V ice P resident o ! , lan M • s Ave., ond S 1 1 e . past three months. arri v ed Sat � �� e, 9 2_3060. WV , Corn Webb, M a r� Lou . 1 h I 'hone e r s mal l house. l PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 . . Da t e ls Olanged urday for a week end visit wltb 12 . 14. 3tc H . WJ!lls, Ht. 2 Ga\1 1pohs_ : M.rs. D1stnct 25, were also wecome<l Jane Hill, Ruth Barmtz, Elizabeth :'-ilrs. Richard Lee, vocal music _ Thomas J. Hanks, RI . 2 l at not. Guests we re present frorn Bel- Toney. her_ parents, Mr. and Mni. Theo . -t . f S O u t h e r r. Local 1 · st WANTED: SOMEO�E TO L I VF. John Albert M ill('r, Rt. 2 Thui • pre, Athens. MiddlPport. Uticn Sm1t h, before returnmg to her n&lta: Wil l iam Stew• �:h:�� ; i s;r ict, announced Paraph�r . t h e oo m care for 2 ch i ldren si.- h l man, F aye J . Murphy, Pt. Picas- New Marshfield. Cheshire, Ames11tudies at Holzer HosptlaJ tort, Elizabeth Toney, Mary Lou Portland G r ade School operetta � •� PE8T CONTROL! KENMOHE HEA'r"E H . SAM E ,A.S ai-:e wlule mothe r works. Good l'EBMl'R Hen- villt• W ilkesville T'omeroy, Gal-' a Bonccutlcr, L. Homer day, ant . • -�•· new Used one winter \\ 1th -· · , . ' lslI Ic, Caro ll B ireh . · · bJ ' Pala. .,._ •....�-L 1DIW',flJ.Tlolhy J. Stew, · 1o i·mer1y scheduled Ior th 1s ev e. . wages. < all 511 2-4747. Va., W. derson . · McConnelsJe z and Mrs. E . J. Tracy aubstltuled Marietta well, Glenn ipolis ge l r an. f". a st ! t • · Appen1s and Gnevances: R uth ning has •·· 1.11..-,:;n post poned unti ed It N.UO.wide. Pbone R. r 12 1 6 jtc ar t , Mason, W . Va., Alva V. Wea-- --n Solois was last week in the Harr�nvIlle l intock ton MY Mcc ville. 8Ph. t Ohio. wning . Do � d m z Senlc• S&aUon Wl' tud ·y, H a rtford, \V , Va . • Law rence Maxine Wingett gave a Musical Ba it , Beualh Bradfor d, Leona Wednesday night at eight. 1 v 12 lG 6lc school. . ,._ .. , 3135 Albany. c 1 _ , 1 ,. - " ( l B) Wednesday at 7 0 30 p.m. t h_ e Albert Swatzel returned 14 his · 11 cnse, F. Willis, Hailroad SL , Midd l e- Reading Grade Sch�l also w ill home , Nye Ave ., Sunday, from WANTED Syracuse UNDER NEW MANAGEME.'ll T, 2 STORY BRIC!\ nun.DING. N. nn M y, arrell c Ki e i9 J Ref res:hments were served at . Au diting: F i m Gaul , Gretta -- po rt. D • -- ·-• · operetta Santa Saves Meigs General Hospital and SI an 8W Lowe ' a Serrioe Statloa ..... pres('nt t M or , r s. 1 •i ldl St 2 room ron apart- I NSTA L LATION Of CUST OM or F l Business and . . l' c i! p ., the cl ose of the meeti ng from a ,. Simpson, A ll red Ton ey. • , . . . Thursd ay at 10 a.m. un . t Carry-out. Poweu st ru, • Mid. mcnts. 1 13 feet deep. M 1'dd le- f wtory made cabmets Day. . The � B n cme, e H 1 n · 1e1s prov1ng. s , . 1 Tl · e ,1 ' ccram1 <' B1 yt l lered with an ar nar-er, 1 I romp1crs. R u th B a i mt z, Ber. • . table cen · . 11 . . ' • . · dieport. Fea,.. . ....... ..,. mlnor re- port. Pru:-e the Racme Gi·ade SchooI W I pre- Mr .and Mrs. Maurice Dean ol $21 , 000 . 00 . Contact I plastic . nice Ca rpenler . or floo r t i le . buildmg n . pfancu ff , J ai.:�kson. M r s · M in- mcnl of red carnations in a while , of "A Gift GaJrlpoI'l!I were S""d,zy gue,q , pain. lab Jobi and complele Walter Grueser. WY 2-3230. 1 rn n c· h -ty pe home al $ 10. 00 pe r mie J o h n s o n . Wellston, M rs. s Beulah Br;id- .,ent an operett a ennled bowl with green candle in white Illness: Racine. •-�•·- of •·•-•&•L 0-0 ". 1 1 ......... - apartment 1or rent. 1 J.7-ti square foot Also any type re- J ames B . c r ayc, ra11 . lit . 1 Iron_. .... ._._, ·• Naom1 8 nn • ,... er; Dorcas, 1' or Santa." Then Thursday a t Mr. and Mrs. E mer WIckbam. holders· The Chapter room wa s 1 1Olu, 1% S SOie -- - · Jolauoa. a s Let l F U l th e a ents d r s M stu H . owa rd Seiden bel and .m. p uisa, Potter, E. Lo Roy - -Rutland SH 2- ton, and (.'OJTI· �odelin" e , -NECCIU SEWJNt; Machin ti,• P1tone _ ll "' , the o beau1 ,· 1ul w 1' th pine branches and Nina Theiss ; Syracuse, Margar• l 00 w1 presen J h h l Tu A • rlz., ar• p pson, o n, o cson, i Gra d e Sc I 12· 1 9-30le K y. omeroy R ut 8aret N ewman LADY OR COUPLE TO SHA RE plete zig zag. Makes b u t l o n 49 14. red poinsettias. . . Christmas E ve." rived Sunday for a v lslt i ; • l ''A Doll's with erella r Letart Fa l l s, Velma Quillen : my nke counlry home. Refer- boles, monog rams, and a l l fan' ______ t ers were Grand \ mtz : lling Offic nsta I Mrs. Ray Seidenabel and Mr. . . 1627 o n, McCoy, 20) -!:l ci o BUSINESS N s. r M • ( . en..,_, •·••ed. Phone EM 7• cy 61 J. 1ches. Origma 11y so Id 1or , Long Bollom, G race Swan , port· _ ...'-"--to 1 G Officer. ra W1 iam Dun ap; d M Ro �-•· __ , f[' �r 1WU an rs. 1 r• nr.1 hle r 2 26 Y p m u da ve Eastern A ' '1'128. Ella Evan, Skidmore, • ovc c .,� 1 and • M a r tha Lou B eegIe. ' SERVICES ......,.., 00. Pay oll balance ol ' . N I n r mk er; G rand I'ly• Swlday. M rs. Bobby King, nav• Secretary,, aoi_n -----12 ts 6lc $&Hl0 o r payments of $2 per Cheshire, Ohio. , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riebel a n d ens ·ood W Va dau irhter 1 · 20 Conductress, Chloru.s C r l m m ; i EX PERT MEAT cul ling • • v. ' · "'. ' · . ·• · · \\' t THE FISH SANDwlclll!JS ure week. P h o n e WY 2·22M. · ' e Ch G me n a and family and Mn:. Charin m t ran ap 1 d M wrappmg. Phone WY 2-9'175. r . p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Wil liam B urr, x � • 12-15-Gtc deliciCJ\lB at Jack·, Dairy Bur R eut e r and son, Rodney, lf 'I'uem!)i S Jsabella c ""n ' born Friday Grand Organist, · e St • "" Sunon ' s Ma rkl!t, Pomeroy 66 v m · 2 13 · l . 61. ktdle c . , son Ariz ., an-lved Sunday for I . an ti k r 1e l l -30-30\c Mrs, John Oran C l ouse. s O u t h son : G rand Mar .srlO s, F • in N port. . SINGEl�SEWING MACIIINE JSit wi reI &tivei. th V G r a n d - -- --• r• - M c:Kelvey . Firn Gaul ; ' (6) LOST AND FOUND Hound bobbin, in b,and new NEIGLER BUIL--DING SUPPLY Poml , dau ghter, • ,;o P m. Satur Warder , Hazel Cleland Grand i and Ml'Jl, Eldon Kraeuler Mr w · , ..qup ped to Kitchen Cabinets, vinyl asbei;- d ay, LOST - LADY'S Bulova Wrist console cabinet. E and dau ers, gh Leda Mae and Sentinel Ernest Wmaett · zag an d m1;1 ke bu tt on hOIes. · Dl11charued ,., · z1g l ' tos block 9 X 9 Insulation. awnU8IneSI \'lsl'-R berta b re O e Wl"l5 w . ' . In fmed "Watch 'Iott Friday In Pomeroy · were • Five persons c w,· 11 .,., ••II to ••espons 1' bl e 11a•ty Patients recmtIY d 1scharc'ed •m- Officers installed were Worth·v ( ' , m · · Parkersburg• Sat---'ay ing, window type, call NTe1g• . U£U • I Le .leward. Phone WY 2-2778 · Pomeroy Mayor Char es gar s · r•. KenI Matron ' Phyllis Martin ' Worthy · to Lake ove r 8 payments of $8.40 lers, Racme, . 1 1 -2.3.TFC e luded Mrs. W111ard y mge 01uo. l2- 19-3tp pe William Stew rl Patron, ; Associ- The New Haven Garden Club court Saturday mght and t w o Mrs 'Thomas Goegleln ls re.i 1;1 au Willis d Clel r month. Phone WY 2-2204. E v a n s ' M rs. a.s quite W in. Meigs Gen�ver th� 12- 15-Gtc AIR CONDITlONlNG, REFRIG- t: ln ude s wa u n. Charle� Stockh " ate Matron , G retta Simpson : A s- is · agR in sponsori n� the Chr i st• others reported arrested eral Hospital. (8) AUTO • ---------of cc . sociate Patron• Alfred Toney·' See• ma·� Home Li "l- ling Conte st th i s weekend by Pomeroy poh ft Ann M I' I I s. K cmherly Jauc�• BHANU NEW G. E. SWIVEL E�Tl�N service. Jack ' s Rf,, Sue Good a... Vied CUI TF.EN CANTEl:N cers. , hb W Trea urer, rutary, Cora :, f e ' : seaso,1. ! Al o ea the r nts resid e . Sex.Patricia r hc i �let c . op Vac uum Cleaner on wheels . fn�e rot 1on. New Havcn. Phone son. James t . . • · � s e od, Charl hned It has been reported that 123 Le ar ,... - __, __, M .. to Gr ·ilm m Mayor • • �-•Barkh1 1rsI , V 1 c k l Velma Quillen ' Conductres· s• Eliz- from West · Columbia · . . . 6-23-tf ton, C.:harma ' ' . 7 -3 53 T 2 Beautiful lone pastel. rCle ::i _ u _ 2 _ _ _ _ ec $ i.l a c d ; 5 C w HaV• d a _ Bill n teenag Wilson ers atteoded the N ember METllOPOLnAN MOTORS L. Gia omc, T mi H mmond. ab th Toney Associate onduc- Station are e l i gible to enter th1> Downie an - E__. M ... -'- SL ancc priced nt $33.00 o r 6 J>llY· NEER costs eRch on a chnrge of reek• en Teen Canteen on Dece 1 AUCTIO SI nnton tress, Mary Lou Ihle: Chaplin, contest. , Is,· M rs. • wan Jur<1· Id So . mcnls of $6.25 per month . Phone REASONABLE RATES fomereJ. Oblo J l es s operatmn: Raymond Lord for• w1th "The J ays., splnnlng t h e the in nw�nlcd he wm .Priws Birch: Caroll Marshall. ; Hill � anU o t Allen nald D Mrs te WY 2-2204 . l2-15-6tc SATISFACT lON GUARANTEED Burde st, Lee Lee ; Ada, Barb.oi·a following C'ategories: Overal l . re- feited a $15 bond on an intoxlca• re�rds for the evening. Six door and infa�t son · Mrs. Euge�e Sllff- Ort;llni ----- ·----- l li�ious; . ' hardtop DOOR • MeCoy TWO Overal, non- religious : tion charge, Lester Yeager was pn1.es were awarded. The N e w wrlki I o. .. , ButCK. Call or 1... � le:r and m 1an 1 c1 au,;,, 1er, M 1·s. nob· . . E EC M OLU L CleanVACUU X . TR Ohlo Doorway, good rel11:,:1ous : rubber, Chetitcr, Doorway. fined $ 1 5 and costs on a reckless H a v e n J unJor Ivory, oman•I Club• and ·-Gn r.!I. Do l)tl(1 m 1 an 1 son, ,1 rst A. ert er with all altnchcleaning i c . . ¼: . 8-22-»lp non-religious; Ford W i ndow, ous r<'lig 1949 , p , : o rt 1 he tee t Condition Can Fair n, have reo raliori charge a d $5 and costs sponsors Davi d M cKenzm and m1 w11 son, J . -�= :'= St k. · bed menls an pape r bagM. ExceI- 1 d . w· d 1 m � r e ow, L' hi l nonious • ve ry tg •• me e< tal -l rt d th t I _......., ; po wo a • e a T00 on a charge of passing on a. ye • � f--"1es amn lloward Dennmgton, M rs. 8 · L· llving Chr istmas t ree. . p,d running condition. See or lent condition and guarnn1ce<l. $25 and have been helped from the � Carl Smith was fined St.1,rchcr. Ha r ry llamJ!ton. C1;1rl . ' ••ll for $18.7". • Phone WY Entrie s mav r� . he malle by call- costs i>n a ch arge o[ havmg no ___ -lie Jim EvMI• uua n.- 20• Syra· W1 ll .,S of the Cantee• Cha�rom t.� .... 1"1 aynard , M rs. Shelley s l O n e, , . 212.15-61c ing SPruee 3- 5274. TUrncr 2.-1 185 operator s 1'icense. 2204 12-14-Gtp Mra. were CUN, e v ening for the Alfred . Mrs Hazel Montgomery, M r •· Or TU er 2.4335, E nt r s must • -----------�-1 �w= .... ;........... amea ,..., ested over the weeke?d w�re Sprouse, Mrs. J Arr .....-, llat�ie Williams, John M. White, , 1'1151 PLYMOUnt '59$.00, 4 door REPOSSESSED ELECTRO IIY• be madm e on or be lo re, o ,� ,.__ 2 · • . es.son. ll Eugene ROger Norman t 7 Hamsonv1lle and Mrs. Mrs. Ca r l Gcr lHch. Mrs, Curlis 8edd. Like new finl!h. Blaet,. glene Vacuum Cleaner. I, i k e Judgin_g will lake place dur ing • · , on a yeJ · A Christmas Party will be held terrett C D a C h a,ge O1' pass mg Ca eon Dy e p J Wh 'te Jody 1 C a mm. ame l 12- tHtc n e w condition with f a m o u s ' tnar'1, Pomeroy . l I e evening £ c. O 22 J Al D on• M counaccidents · i eigs Two In £' c 8 f line and Julian E Moore for the Cante..' Ml De((imber 22 9 : 30 A M 1:'1rs. Leslie Hubb ar d ' Qucnl 1n test� nts a re t1Sk('d to have thei r low health chamber, and all n e w j d .. driv in ty er, Saturday ure WY 2-1'49 Midd1:;:r, . Athens Rt. 1, on a distu;bing th� in the down atairl skating room 11157 DODGB: •1095·00• V-8 Cuelom Sayre, M rs. £lay Morehouse , Mrs. entries lighted by 41 : 3o p, m. cleaning ntlachments includ ing KAUTZ FEED STORE a i 'uvenile d to who w• cit e ' Comm\tnlly Building Royal Four Door Sedan. O n e • ' F:�mma ,._SIu1_ ver, M rs. B rndiey 1 1nr• At ChHt■r M rs. I�Ioyd R oush ·is serv ·m� as peace Cliarge. Ife por.ted $30 bond· of the rug t1hampooer. Sold for nlmollt eo le Meigs urt county juveni . . . ar e local , owner, Show, good � aujjh r, M rs. der and m!nnl d .,.,._,,.,...,.,,.. . $200 .00. Wlll aell now for l esl the conte�t n�1 Mrs . He was Robert G r aham, 16, d��; �an HAMILL"'s�:�fc2J4:TATION llnl ,h O ' B r ien, .and in t •ettnar'a. Pomeroy. lJ. tUtc ant mt co-c�airm an. Wo per 1 1 f 13 payments of $8.75 p e r Before 9:00 A. M. Rt. 2 Rncine, who was driving : � . . 1 � n n an d Rrown Walter er n nts a 1 Mrs. vn r t<l:JS or� rmr.m- : � -..,� Alba ny 3353 month, with new guarantee. i.outh • . e � 338 one on mile Rt. north � . 15 B ilcayn.e $ 95 , 1959 Chevrolet E v• rv Da y Sa rv l� lions m � he Bend a rea are do- •---· ' son, Mrs. Willi.um M oore and m- of Phone WY 2_2204_ 12. J!Hltc ---' Racine when his car went out > 00. Two door Sedan, original 1 ------------Norville daughte r and Mrs natlng prizes for the contest. fant AUCTIONEER · 1 1 1 45 t d o con ro a : a.m. a ur ay t 9 S Blaet black finish like new. ,. HOUSE - 3 BEDROOM ull elee.,. McCoy. Com pleki Servk!e and ran off the hi)!'.hwny, strik:, 12-H-tttc tric. ranch-type, Have,; Heightz:1. tnar•1, Pomeroy. ,1 �. . ; , Among Alllng B radford CrlU ing a power pole. The car land- Atnericans, GeJ"n1ans LB67 BUICK $1195.00 v.a Special Make ofCer. Phone Turner 2AccordinR to U�c midnight re- ed on it s top in the roadw . Wrlte, Phone or Contact . ,· �y Jo in I n �lou rnin ,r A. 1741. l2-15-3lC , BRADFORD, Raclnr.. rt of the nursmg dcpa rtment, Ohio po C Fout Door Sedan. One l o c a l G r aham got a bump on his MUNICH Germany l U Pl l .� . -----. . William WU!fom.son was m poor h ea d ue · ---------- 1 -----DIWN ' . oWIMlr. Llk8 now 8ll whlUI fin. . , or Septic HAY OR STRAW delivered · u wa· 1 1 appea r I n , uve. Americans and Germans Jomcd m .. In (,1.0GGED ' 1 cond1t1on. al 7 nice. Btaettnar s, truck nile cou r t charged with re�k, . load lots. Call� or Write : Tnnk? Get Klean-Em-AII Sepmournin� today for 49 persons :.a:,. Tho� who were hstcd ns fair Ies ope ron 12-lHtc . 1 • He _tank cleaner. Fast and econWatk.Jns Farm Supply · who met flammg deaths whe� a 1 :,i>f -----=-- --'---;:er ace,'d ent took pla ce included Thomas Clutts, Lnwrenc:e Tl ie O .!I Burm r Fa •· ormc:nl. Landrnork Bellefontaine, Ohio LY-2-20f'i0. For Sa • W I 1 1 l s, M rs, Thomns B n n k s , a t 5: 30 p.m. S111ut·day on Owl U.S Air Force plane hu1'lled mto j ! 12-17-31Jlc . ( 121 15-30lc eau, Pomero:,. a st reeleir in downtown Munich. ; George Bosley, Carl M itch. Hu m- Hollow Rd threo tcn1h.!i o f . IIIEW 'IHREE BEDROOM HOME • ----------� · . 1 ex- 1,� 1 , Tll<' r� s1 111 was no orricm WEST• MUELI..ER FURNACES, er Bonccutle r nnjured in Chcsh- mile west �f Rl 7 ,_ m ST. cuae. H ard wood floor, , ' CHRISTMAS TH.ADE-IN Values . John , · · plnnatJon of whot cnused I he re- ., ...la . (urnace, on Used PlanOB and Organ.II. IN G HOUSE app1·1ances, A moId ire wreck 1 . Newt Hadekm. . . A ca r dri \' en eas t by .John A . , Ka built•t cabl , d i f cenl y over1au wm en�me 1 1 l ed 1 ' Pl10110 Miller Alfred G rubb, Char les Mc- Goeg lcln 47 Rt. I Pome roy nwt 1 · 1-used Lester Spinet piano' llrothcrs, Syracuse, OIno. , __ lated , P r ice . . waII•• u111U • pane ' ' ' . . . v mr Ct31, with experienced Hu 1 1-n-tf Elhlnnf"y. M rs. l- .min1e •u.iv•, WY 2 n imatemahoga y finish. Approx , C,alel well . a <"ar driven wciil by Owen A. Con n . . . ..,..,..,oo' CIIII Pat Palterso ' .. . p1 ols m t he cock p 1, , 1 o cr,'IHh . i,;, Iy 10 years o Id - good l<Jno - ------------ N ed Ham,'I Ion, ,, ue Ivn pr1'ddY, 'I " IS. Nutlec 1 8' Rt. 2' Long Hollom. 1 Portland ' VI S-228\ · ' . Bul amon� C ermans tl,ero was (20B) INSURANCE ......,.50. 1 . 1 vester w n I s h , Goegleln pulled to the right Lance Lyons, Sy 12 16 Rte recent ly tuned. OnIy """ 1 -------�-=-= • · . . -·• no resentment ove r thc Iact th111 c,,..--, �= ••"'==-,-.,== ccP .,-lor ,ale - UM:U Winter Musette spmel COMPLETE 1N8URANCE PRO- Mrs. Lou1l>I I .nmb , M rl!. S a r a h and stopped , N utter n pphed . !us I S AS TR E� lllO �nnISTM t ie plt1ne bel onged t o ll on, ·,011 · p Iano, mohogany 1 in Ish - e :ic- tection Life Auto F ire Pol lo Nease. Jlob crt 'I n I'ller, M '1ss Ade- br akes , nncl s 1 ·1d s1' d eways 1nI o . . • · • ta . . S6. � apiece• . . . d bombs I cellent tone and action - orig- Call Don M ills Middleport• , Ohio line Olclukl• r , Mrs. W innie Jo1I ll· t he Goeglem car, doin g slight whose. 'FHrcra rt h ac1 ramt> ' t 12 1 t?-llp Wl ND34. on lbis and oliler Ge r man cities inally $000 value. only SS.'iO. t son, nnd H omer Henderson. dam ag e lo both. � , SIMPSON , NCli' INSUltA - --·BARNES-eed lll 42 od in Worl d War 11. 18 P108 FOR SALE. Crou be- used Wurlilzer m el 4 0 r -----tweef Berbhlre and Hamp- orgao-walnut finish. New guar-! Agent, . Middleport. Fire, Auto1hinJ'<1>hone YU IIW445, ant.... n o g U I a r ,w5. Only I mo_bil e. llonds. Phone w;, ! Mike O'Brien Fell, g.• . 11 18 Sip $ 1211'. 1 - demonstr ator spinet 2ll03. = r===c f.ut L,•� Pain fully �NE =� ""' - R� . ,1.;; piano , blonde oak finish, ,..mGaug• ,eudlngs, GolhpollS d am IN�<l FEED ER L= O (2 1 ) RE AL ESTATE . 1 M ,kc O'Bnon, son ol Proseeu_ ___ _ ___ 18.0, 9.5, runmpi,: 2 fee t , Porn- l about · 600 lbl., 000 Beag le. plete with bench, Recently tun- _ moke Is blown through I p1ece ol t or and M rs James O'Brien. wa s FILTERED SMOKoING-S i steel, which 1• 1 new idea la stainless us por o[ made pe ,, , · , ,,r, t p 2 , •, roy Plcasnnt Mason maI•• Ju!l ,tertIng ,. w run. 0 · ed and wlll compare with t h e l TWO ACRES, 5 ROOM tlOUSE, , P :m, 0 c · Ht:C. 19 n rtcr 10kcn 10 a lo• · l phy 1 can remove dirt partlclea you Biter type this With oil floor fu�·nace, run�1" lit _w 1filters. w lt.l e t �an t 2l,!t7, l <' a I llinton n .040 P. Karr, Racine-Duhan Jload. best, Only $5!:r:· OIJ, . H a m · m:v ( o f{ l<' uh n idd l p t . Tl I C'g cut t h I s one-half a m icron i n size (anything smaller than 40 mlCN>ns � l suffermg a severe ldmgs, i , outou two r W house, ln W ite: er r.nde I e Music, 7th 11nd 1 l2- l9- tl p f will hnvc \\!'I Chl ' istmns dinne r 1 nawh u Falls .075 fa ll·n,�. Chm l�s- mornin�. c 't be seen with. the naked eye) from a liquid twice u Wnrrcn St., Muriella, Ohio, for : cell1;1r. gOO(I one cnr garn�� Dece mber HI and members mus1 ton 17.95 stat ionary. All moveab le 1 The yom1gsler f PII nn,1 cut his i�Jck as molasses. The porous n1etal 11 made by binding TWO k M TRAILER ON T\ITTl. O(J {\ information. { t2l l!i-fllc ' Om, und 9,10 mile out of Mui- Zerkle by Fi·lday. dams on the Ohio ni v t- r were u p. le � as II result of l hc ice a n d pow d e red steel. The filter�, mad«: by the Pall CorporaU011 _ s le porl . 7.u11 1mr� Holl w H�I . , R ______ rl : ai Lonrlon, Marmd an<I W i n f i e l d � 1' U � , 1 snow. Tt•n sliklws we re nce,lcrl I in � len C ov «: , N ..Y . , looks like 1olid Ill.eel but JOU CID eveaJ �;: 1958-2-U EDIIOOM HO S tr l- I t. t . E l mc1. D,1rnha1t, Legal Notice dams we re on the sills . I 1tnm te� with it. lJ 5 lie l'r, 35 x e ft. Mel\•in Llllle �:� -� l 'Q close the wound . 12 110111 •,•L,• --,-,,c=-'C'C==c-:---::-:c:--.,...---:;-- 1 Trailer Court ' ChcKhirt · Ohio. - R•�I r11111,tr owne - -- -•Y Rer< h 11 •• Roat movements: I UIB7 LIBEHTY ' SO Foot three · 12 15 tile NEW MODERN. 3 BEDROOM r' ha•r lo..a1NI •t 1:io llnlon Tl'n·11,·�. Ohio Rlwer - F.li-zabeth down ._..,._,,._...,._,-.__.•---�·--,..,.-' bedroorn trallflr. 589 Maple . roy. Ohln. Cennn t b<' •nhl rn r St • Add 1' I 'ion. Pnm� ' house m ( ,rant len 1h1111 9!1.!IOO oo. 1.h� 1111r11·Alllffl vnl 13, 5 u.m : Titun down 13, 5:45 M lddleporl . Phone WY (91) MARI NE SUPPL IES ,11bJer� 10 1he RPPrn�111 or /Ill utilities. built-in kitchen, ue, amt . . - . . 1hr l' ruh•k l nurl, Mrlv, I m1my . a • m· • Hobert Heed up 14• 4 · 55 , - -l1-14-6lc t� Supp y, I nnd l ,umbcr Vulley oh1n. AS 18 SPECIA.IA � p.m: Forsythia up 14, tQ p.m. : ·"" W f' t.,,. .i1ary -'j1n1lnl 1tra1nr . .,.12 16 lfc 1 GAS, "\'Y 0 IL and coaI fur' 2 '"111"• 5'1 Mercury fifl n . 11 . t4t!i. M . 01 Ber1ti1 11 t� · ,S : ,t the 1:11al Charles Snyd e r up 14, 4:30 p.m. ; .. • · . e Call for free e11t1mate11 5t Mercury 70 n. P, $595.00 W 15 p.m. Coal King up 14, 6 · - • ; <' utornay• : U- ' ' ' rnw , c��:;:; !J 1��1 FGnlnBD • Abbott Middleport 4S H. P. Mercur:, OuUII SM.GO : '(��1_7�1u �o :l1 etc , a.m. ; r\ .' liam Penn down ?4. 2 : 15 � , -: 6-10-Uc .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS , L ■a&L NOT1c1 Bob Bentcr down 14, 5 : 45 n.m. ; t ;., 0 7-.:. ,;--t..�, l!lealed bld1 will b11 ��c.,1 t-d ■l the v -1, . ·;_f!'t =�==��=�'"'7.C-"7" 'ENETIAN BLINDS. all colors, 1 - Eaal Mal■ StN!f!t, Pomr:roy 1 11mc• nr crow. Crow Al rorM. Al- Cornell down 15, 6:05 a.fn. ; Char- "i �' .r ''\ ,,, 2 e 'Phone WY!-S811 Blind• and ahade11 all Jes Stevenson up 15. 5:40 a.m. : kjl·. p'.:� ��·th e POMEHOY RURAi, - 2-sloty ,_ 2�r1 8-20-tfc room frame with hath' forced "' NHl e■t 11h• ,,wn1111 by Jt1 h ,1 Fran k Onwara down 17, 1 : 40 a.m. : Pen· "" •' colott. Dale Wlppel Surw .-,-r,ly, 215 Mttchell, ()ec11 ■,w,rt 1 loc11W!I In 1'1U!illr , Unlaa Aft.• Pomeroy. Ohlo. air gas fired henting throu�- port, Ohlu, sa1 11 property 11 •l'r,r1i. nsylvanm up 17, 5:50 a.m . ; C. V. , , ( 1 4) FOR RENT �,l;:.•d H��: Horner down 17, 7 a.m.; Southern 12-8-SOtp out, 1-2 hesement. garage, lot ., P - APARTMENTS - Furnished and to 111• • Pprovn l "' t h' Pro- up 17' 7:20 a.m. ; City Of Hunting• b Jed •• l\l oc )92x250 124. Route ated on l --cc,-OF,-Trop1caI CEW = SHIPMENT ' bate Courl . .. ala- Caunh. Ohl" =-=�� mfurnlshed. McMasters, Middle- $7 .000.00. Nettle Mltah•II- Adm1n.,1r..trh1 ton down 18, 6 : SO a. m. : Aztec up 11th 1111d -U.. Lowell Mo­ . of ,he ltaUPI• af John J'r.m1' port p ne Y2ho 2821. W fl ti e O II llCT"eS, 1-4 m 96\:a S-3FARM 19, 6 : 50 a.m. ; A. y. Chrls up ...•1 ' �.· 1 ' ,''{ ,.• Mlt.ehell , lec11•Kt'I Nlclde, Anllqll!IJ, Ohio. S:lf' io-it e 1 • 4:25 a.m.; Jerry Bmrworth up 21, � 12-13-11< NICELY FURNlSl-l E O 5 R00�1 lloute ,, with 30 acres tractor (I,> 1s-1e.-'1T c gran a , hous m land. 75 h � <' roo �, th .u���•�•c:�� t th e offl N : 45 a.m. : Aliqulpp� up 22 , 5:30 ' apa�nt. automatic furnani. )6 INCH BOYi BICYCLE Stlli. Al- or Blw ,bater and Fulti . A ttor'1n1 , \ a.m. ; Walter BeckJOrd down 23, l.-- WY 2 ...,,u dmgs. _ _,_. bu shed, other ary, U p'IVll'II' 1 1 12 -c ""°1 .., National B•nt 811lldin1. ....I On H•-''"• - 00· -------a Slove """ - -- I Is-ClmI iners tractor and equi·p- l'omuo1 ' - 5 : •• .w Pomeroy, Obl1,,, 11nm Th1.1rlday, o.-' midnl ght: Helen z. up llli Mp A GOOD WARM HOME ready lo ment. $6000 .00, WY l-llna.� U nrnb11t• :at. lNll. for th, -■ 11 ur t h e a.m, · Billy Waxler up 30, 2:30 ' utat• of Ullle D, Minor. drcH• move InI o rtght now. \" ,,f'l Iurn- FARM - l'1� acrl:!s on Route 7 r,,,11 ed . a.m . ; National up 92, 2:: 15 a.m.: , l lsh venled healing equipment l ntate con111u or iapprn• near Eastem 1-llgh School. 40 The .-.11 a • m. • • 'JO IICNil or land 1ll111t11cl 1n Jeffboat up 33• 6·40 Close to mmn sto11i11 11nd I acres in cullivatlon, balance sm•t•IY ,111m Town1hlP, Mell• Counl_y , Ohio. Gallipolis Dam _ Queen City · 11 l01'at1c1 111111 De.11t11. There 11 ('hurches •See Ew'n11 1 ,.. s s• t O r •• I pasture ond Umber , N o bulid• a111111,,o om rrlllTIP dwclllrl• hou■�. barn down 1 a.m. ; Robert P. Bonnle 1 Pomeroy, Ohio, 1.>hono WY !- 1 ings' $ROOO. 00' • •M oth11r 011t'bulldtn1■ 1oc1.t1d on up 3 a m. ,. Lelin Shearer up 3 .. 55 , Hid !'el.I �st•t�. 2600 or WY 2- 3092. 12 19 3tc I ALBERT NI. COX. SRlesman Thill rtral ..tnt11 wu 1ppnl1ad lnr a.m. -- - -· • ·- ts..100 OD and a.nnC'll b� aolcl ti,r 111111 HM CM.VILH ...ONE FIVE ltOOM APA.RTMF.N'I' BOX 229. rttoNE WY 2-= Kanawka River - D u Ill C a n tll•* 1.1:1. 1ppnl.111d Vuhlll. ,rtacbor »-1ne t dr. e s '!;; �� Bruce do� Marmet' 1 : 55 a.m; -17 c 'l'lrff lib wlth bath. Phone \\� '2·3642 or WY 2-38.'JO U nL •°'°'• =���,t\t 1:° 1 l � .al o l r or ...,... atl.llMi upboi.t•rr , - "f th• Pr0b•1• Cc,urt. evenlngs WV 2·3319. 11-17-tlt.: Solvay down. M•rmet 6:20 a:m . : • ..U.. e)Ma, 1.uto­ DEC• .w Edt■lon Hob1t1.ttn0 l, _1-.. · ·&:55 aatle t....... JI' Admlnt■tr11t(lr 'fflelma AM --up-- MllITTll!t MODERN :3 rooma The Fairview Church will preFMIOl7 I taM, 10-oll• of lhe Ell.II• of m n:: 1 R w • -a up W' i nl'-ld IJ •· • &AJ a. . ; · · ·• "'f"1 ·� ..... M.lllle D, Minor. and bath ap:rrtment. Bir<!h cab- sent a Christmas progr.am at u,.:; ,� "•\ rd ' 10 a.m. : Buver dowrr Wlnfleld lnels. dlspasal . ll"lcinera or, church Tuesday night Dec . 2Q at Welll t:r:�� !"ull2, t hr 3:05 a.m. : 0. F. Shearer down lar&e cloaela. Phone WY2-514L 7·30 • · Tho public iii invited · to pt- 1 Auorn971. Admlnl■tu tM , wu'eId 7 • 10 a...... �16-Ue DttelnMr n. 11. :u. �. a.. N ud a W'•'· ____ ' tend, ... A NT U...... u~lzer Hosp1' t al ADS Officers 01 Racine Cha pter bi M ai nly A bo ut I I n S t f nsfo n eremo e ura ay II d I C ve , y I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor� ,_O . , De�. _!9, 1960-7 Stor:� . Jwer Given In Honor Of Mrs. Wood-e P eo pl e I n Pomeroy Mn. Sue Woode was honored Nith a stork shower at the home 11 her sister, Mr,, William Carr, on Saturday evening Dec. 3rd. Gifts were placed in a deco rat• � bassinet, The table was cover,d with a cloth appropriate !or he cccaslun, Favo rs were tiny :repe paper diapers, lllled with ntnts. Blue and pink were p1· ,. Jomin.ating color& ln all the ar·angement11. I j� , • _ , ( 1 7) HEL P WA N TED I (9) FOR SA LE ) NOTICES ~...., ,!_ EM PLO YM E N T n· ; , 45 Sign On 6c00 Today With God e, 15 Coontry Jamboree fS: :w Fann Time 6183 Cowitry Jamboree G:511 News Beadline8 & Weather 7: 00 3reakfast Party 7,25 Extended Weather Forecast 7 : 30 Breakfast Party 7:!lO Sohlo Ne'"9 Report 8: 00 Rreakfaet Party B: 25 1be World This Morning ' F'1ve F•1ned In L)ghtIng Again • Mayor,S B ====-----==�:::::= SALES -- ,------=��- e1ng Featured 0 ver '• n ompet1 t1on OUft d eeken · '' I ported ----=======--- .- ==-==--- ---c-====c-c-,.,.==c--�- uven1'}e Gets ===--- .. . Gaines were played, under the lirectlon of Mrs. Diet Sterrett ,md prizes awarded. �rs. Janlte <uhn won the door prize. Refreshment, of doeorated cup :akeo, ice-cream, chicken 8ajad ,ndwicheo, punch and <0f£ee were served by the hostess, assist,d by Betty Person, Lols Ann ,terrett, Helen Woode, s u e Woode, Vicki and Pennie Carr, Pamela Henderson and Linda Sue Henderson. Pro,el!I bNldel Ibo abovt moi,. tioned were llola Taylor, Juanita SwarU, Hilda White, Banh Woode, Grade Swart,, Vlr(llt Buckley, Vera Heodenoo, 'n>elma Henderson, Clara Follrod, Nina Robi n, nso Alma. Swarts, M • r Y Cnrr, Mary fer, Shaf ll4lldHd Da:inl, Dorothy Smitb, Darlene Smith, Genevieve Guthrie, Helen Woodyard, Esta Whlte1 ,nd O.ie Mae Follrod. Sending gifta were Thelma White, Velma Newell, Jeao Seidenable and daughter, Clara MWhoa nand daughter, Sue �glein and daughter, Donna Ohlinger , Jean Summer!leld, Mary Kautz &nd Joy, Emma and Pearl Powell, Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Mn. Clifford Hayes, Fern Cheesebrew, Pauline Ridenour, r..ona Roaeher Carrie Swart,' and Rac'iel Gutllrle. The following men enjoying the evening iu the basement were William Carr, Charles D. Woode, Robert White, W eteman White, Sherman Henderson, Jeuell Carr, Dick Sterrett and Clair Woode. WMPO Radio I -----=-==-=-=--;;;-;-;:= 11:00 ll:25 Ile ilO 1 1:5'1 12. 00 12: 15 12:30 1:25 1 : SO Country Hoe Down Farm Bure•u Show Country Hoe Down Mid-Day D_ Jone, Avetapll Noon New1 Pat Boone Music JUBt For You New1 Music Just For You w 38. M'atlve ot Ankar& �9. Game ftah 41. Polish river 43. Drinklnc veuel -· · ..... ,., I I I I I I • I =�����-. I wmv =------- - ultt · ; �:!,, w:;.�'.-L 9,IIO Dann., Thomu 9: 30 Aody Grillith 10: 00 llennessey 10, 30 Clty Managen Report 11:IIO II O'Clock: News 11: 10 Weather I I : 15 Thenler IS TUE8DAf 8:00 Newl!I B, 15 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Cartooo 10: 00 December Bride 10,30 Viedo Village 1 1 : 00 1 Love Lucy .. --� ' l . I fJ':. ,W . .t! I I IIARNEY ;'� -� -i� •··- � ·' 11· �---- ....., � ", L. i d�'T �A � --· •--- ---·- - GOOGLE ind SNUFFY SMITH - 1 1 : 00 News AeadUnea II: 10 Weathercaat lie 15 Jack Paar Show l c IIO Sign OIi l : IIO A'ioul F..,.. l:illl WOlllall't Pap l:IIO Day ID Court 1:,0 Road To ll"8lily 1:00 Qt,-, For a Day 1:,0 Who Do y.., TrUII �:00 American Bendat1nd 5 : ,0 llln Tin Tin 6,IIO Wbirlyblnll 6:30 Nn·• 6: ,o Wealher 8:45 Newt 7c ll0 Expedition 7c!IO Bugo llwm), r;,l/ --- LANDS. NO !! l WISH ALL M-1 Pm IENTS WUZ. 1HOOGH1 Y AS '/Oil, 5llltJf FY Sc ,o Woody Wood Pecker le IIO You Aabd For It 1, II Jim Tbaclr.er ahow 1,211 w..I: ,o NeWI Picture .,. llwrtleJ' Brinkley Report 7:IIO Jim Bll<WI 1,ao Laramle 8:30 Alfnd llilchcodi 9, 00 'Ibrlller IOcllO NBC W.lite Paper J - '" i ' Ll'L ABNER A 81.AO<-H4fl?EI) eat � I.OOHEP AN-lfFlf· AWFU JOTJJK£ Al11Ht vUli1"aRAVEJ.Y FiVTEl/l'D b:JOMQ{ll<'S ROOM··• GASOLINE ALLEY No, th·� i, Clovis, mandfather CloGI:. Mom and � ari Out, l:IIO IUfleman lc,O Wyatt Ea,p 9: IIO Stqecoacb WOii IOcllO Alcoa IOc ,O Take A Good Loali: 11:00 New. II: IO Weather 1 1 : 1& Sport, llc:10 Movie ' II, ,o Clear Horlfflll 12,IIO Love Of LIie 12:,0 Seareh for Tomom,w 12: 15 The Guldlng Llgbl 1 : IIO Lile of Riley l:ilO As 1be World Turnl l:IIO Full Circle t:,O Ari Llnklett,r S: 00 1111 Mllllonalre l:,O Venllcl la Youn 4:00 Brighter Day 4: 15 Secrol Stonn ,,,o Edge of Nlgltl I c 00 Three Stooge, I: IIO Arthur J. Smith I: II A Look At 1111 Weather 8: :ID Sportacope 1:,0 Amoa'N AndJ 7,00 Hall ol Fame 1:illl Dobble GUils 9: 00 Tom EwPII Show 9:illl Red Skel14n 10:IIO Garry Moore 11:00 Newa 11 : 10 Weather lt: 15 Movie W E LL , BOTH OF YOU LOOK FOR IT UNTI L. YOU FIND IT NANCY- · - W H AT D I D YOU DO W I T H MY FO UNTA I N P E N '!' ·- · S E ARCH EVE RY NOOK AND C R A N NY UNTIL YOU Do I I . , t''.i'.:K TRACY WE - NA$ A ' LDT OF FUN WlTll MIS BIAAQ X Q W ZD P W S Z P V .J m F .J D lll W U W W D; A E Z D AW J' .J zoo .J D Z P J - W Q Q F C .J . Ila�• o,,.pt.quote: YOU CANNOT RUN AWAY FROM .1. WJllAKNESS; YOU MUST • • . FIGHT 1T OUT OR PllllUSB -IITEVli1NSON. (C 1980, Kl»r J'eatmea ByiuHeate, Ju.) CURLY •, , ! OON'T BL.A.Mi VOU, � l JIM , . , 6/JT 1111/,,T SEE DON'T MAll'E ANY HN.SE/ --�! .£(.� ' �... WHY WOULD HS SNEAK IN THERE 'II) DO 11/AT � , MONDAI TBROUllB FRIDAI 7,00 Sign On, Musical Clock: 7:'5 1be Lifeline 8:00 Obio Valley �?1W1 6: 05 Sports loday I: IO Ohlo N...a 8: ts World New, 1,ao Musical Clock Be 5S Communlty N.,.a 9, IIO Musical Clock 1, ,0 PubU. Service l:'5 Sbowera ol Bl...... 10,00 Talk of the Ton 10:55 World New> 11,00 Talk of tho Town Fri. only, 11: II, Church Bells fllngl II: 45 World Newa 11 ,ss Mluon County Newa 12c00 Communlty N,... Jl',05 Local Noon Ntwo Ille ilO Agriculluro Ac• 12: 10 ObJo Newt 12: II M12: II BalleliJI Board 12:11 Newt -0 Gram1 12:'6 Mr. Muatc 1:55 t.dcal Newt t:IIO Mt. Muatc l,IIO World Nm S:OII Mt. Musle S:55 Local �CWI ,, IIO Dll<lll& •lib ., . RolliDfJ 5: 10 World Ntwa 0: 15 Ohio New■ �rJ'.� ':� �furni&hed --- -- ' I I ; All HIS '(� IN A.IA"• DEATM CRouCHffi IN EVEIN liil-lADOW I OF= COUQS'E JOMMtN"S NERVES AeE TIG,HT I BUT IT'S TIME H1i RELAXES I D<la , l:IIO Communlly N.... l:to Sport& � 6: IO Dfnnlr M111\c■le l:IIO Sip 00 r �:1� �= ·-1 , LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE :!'.:\:!�·� ......� ���=i ,, .. , .. .. :�.l�� 8 21 lt W I f /i.t't. .I. (lrypt.gnLm quot&11oa T W. V X P W I '-M,� f. �X I stree?t MONDAY 4c00 Brighter Day t: 15 Skret stonn 4c30 Edge of Night s,oo Three Stooges 6c00 Arthur J, Smith · &: 15 Weather 6 c 29 Sportacopo 6c !IO Amos 'N Andy 7c00 Highw,zy Patrol 7:30 To TeU The Truth 8c00 Pele 6 Glady1 8, IO Brln,!lnl Up Buddy -- ) WJ� H RADIO R1',,er Report Com1ng Events ■ W C H S-TV Channel 8 Theater al M eigs-Mason 11: ,Ooe 1 lJ:GO Tntb • Cr i 11:• B Caald Be y.., 11,II NBC 1:00 Nftl 1 , U Uovlotlmt l:• i.-. Young l:IIO Younl Dr. llalooo 1, ao ,- ,- 11oo1a ,,oo Mue ., . llero'1 Hollywood I : IIO Steamboat Bill _..,..._-: -- W H T N - TV Channel 13 1f I ��. &11),,ood . OI' 81:etmboee Bill l: 6:30 Sbema 8:IIO You Albd for I Iii : 15 J im Tbacur Show lli:26 Weat.lwrc:alt, & : 90 Newa Pictun 1,45 llulltleJ BrmtJ.,. 7:00 H1ecldeberry Bound 7:,0 Riverboat 8: 30 Welll P'lll'IO 1: 00 10ondJb 9:30 Dur.t 10:00 Barban, Slanwyck 10:30 BowlJna: U :00 Newa U : 10 Weather 11: 1& Jack Parr 1:IIO SJgn OIi TUESDAY 1:45 SJgn On e : oo Contineotal CWllrooita 7,00 Today 9c ll0 Welmmt Nelpbon 9:SO Mr. and Mn. North 10:00 Dougb Re Ml l0:30 Play Yow- e.uncb I I : 00 Prlco la Hll)bl DAI LY C R O S S W O R D R.oad Acc1'dent t; "i TELEVISION GUIDE W S AZ-TV Channel 3 MONDAY ,, IIO American Band!l•nd 5:30 Capleln Gallanl 6:00 Wblrlyblnll 6:30 Your Easo Reports 6,40 Weather Teller Ge 45 John Daily Newa 7, oo Trackdown 1 : 57 News Headlines & Weather 7:30 Cheyenne 2cll0 Say It With Music e,ilO Surfside Sis 2:57 News Headlines & Weather 9:30 Adventure, In Par&dill 10: SO Peter Gur,:a S: 00 Calling Pt. Pleasant 8: 30 Breakfa\t Party 11:00 News 3:25 News From P l Pleasant 8: 57 News eHadllne1 & Weather 11; 10 Scanning the Weather 9:00 Coffee Time wlth B. Faye S· 30 calling On Pl Pleasant 9: 57 News Beadlines & Weather 3 : 57 News Headlines & Weather ll: 15 Sport.a Report 11:20 Movietime 10: 00 Morning Mediation. 4: 00 Platter Party TUESDAY 10;25 Ohio News f: 30 Local New1 U:00 cartoon Show lO: "3 Country Muslc Time 4:35 Platter Party 8:30 Romper Room 10,30 Swap Shop 5:00 News Final 9: 00 Movietims 10:5'1 News Headlines & Weather 11: 15 Sign Off 11:00 Morning Court 11 :30 Love That Bob 12:00 Texan 12:30 Beat the Clock ffead BUfflP Jn II I k S I !' ( IIUCIC51CAN!! HOW LON6 HAVE YOU IJEEN U6TfNIN!S!' I' ·- . - -- --:-:,s.,'= I HEAAl>A MAN� Y01Cf. l 1IIClllalr POP' HA17 COME Met<, T1£N I iOT WHAT MAJ'� I.I!! ¥- l \ ' �------�~-- ·-··· . • l • • . .. -�- ..---·---� �----· - - · - .. . - · - · - -- � - -- - - . . 9 ·• · - - - · " • '" •- · . . .. . ... .. ... .. -. .... .. .. . ♦ - - - a. .. .. . . •· . .. ... . ... 'It, * . .. ,.. _ _ _ _ _ _,.,. e . .. JI .... --·- ·- ·· #-. .. . .. ..... w - 41' • • - · · • 111 .-.. ... ... ... , - ... .. .-- - - j i oi:� .-----------, were reeent buslnHI vllttorA 6-D,11� Sen '3 n el l'om eroy-Middl eport, 0., Dec. 1 9, 1 960 IIOUSI': 1&4, LINCOLN Relgl!la, G,, lhro l',. I . • rooms and baU1, new ga, I JW · - • ,, m M,, nnd Mrs De' ' I furnace. Phone WY 2 3,575 "' Q ! Huth Ann Gaul > .. 1,., O I J ,,.,. Entt-rtd Hospital I 12 tJtf G allipohs G t 6--01 .\6. ' tioned a� Buekroe B•· ach, Va. , I \rlams ; R ut�, Reu�ah S t o b a r i , I Amonj.; those <,1 h11 enter 1 _ Offic-ers of the Racine Chapter SaMartha. llzll: Pauline are home for a }O day lt.'il,Vi.! ,·.-ith Eslhf'r, Llrday Sa mstallcd '"ere ES. O l :k . j EIGlITR 00�1 I IOUSE-lwo f1�i zer hos pital O\ l'r lhe pas�w JohnHelen e lheir pa.rents. Mr. and Mrs. Curo , n u . M bra --i, ... d. El rn...o w1\h Temple Mason1t: t I the a at rday night Sat visited •ngel H Bentz Wolfe ' t3· A. N · c .tmen room apru l t· nd "er£' · Sunday - Hie hard L · • · \\' c1rcIe r . _ Do rot l1: Srw>n('er ' Pl unts with h is sisters, u in 1sses till Johnson and Mr. and Mr1. FOR CON S I STENT DEPENDABLE RE SUL T S 1 1 2- Lk C:c1uf � an . 103 Ct>dil r St ' M r s. the Worth y G ra�d P�tr0n . w 11 . �n . . . r-� I Phone W Y 2-:tm. --- -. !){> n 1 J nel , C'h.1 1 ]PS Ht 1l:'> 1<"Y � and b ro- J ake Gaul. ' J d Wolfe, s mo;.tallmg offlcC r D t unlap a and Augusta iam d RA TES u1 ,Jo hn W . Hafft>II, �4 f u-sl Ave.. r SLEEPlNG HOOMS, do� Clyde Johnson of Colurnb� Bud• Stnndm� Commi1t('eS iht-r, Crover. \ Guests presented wrre Worthy :i.t,ss Joy < e Ann ( hurtil. Ht. to'A'll 127 Uutlernut A\ f'. 4 oenta per word, one Insertion. Minimum i:harJe--60 · the week e>nd guest of hts was Ton d - , M rs Bentz Wol fe. Miss l d a l'at ron of Oh i o, W1ll 1 am gel: ( ; 1 l'll a Sir. ,�on, All re ' ce nts. ti cents per wotd for thr ee conseecuuve t�ruona. 1." 14 -6\e '-, · ruwn lily . Otho Wandlmg, Pl 1 Grand Curtil t , M r . and Mrs · par u o L en.ti a lh on . l\ta ry , Wolfe and M rs. W il l iam Baxte r , _ Stc , ph.inie Spec1aJ---one month for 30 cents per word. Houg t1t, D un lap: Emma K. t'latwo!'th'.-', ev t::hz hl' T e" ---ilnt, " • :s PlCilS m , Johnson, r o 1 s h u ., ...ull ra t e of 4 cent, per wo r d w1JI Ot! charged (or sd• Win!{ctl · C Tlll(E.��F�U HOOM HOl 'st. · Grnnd Ad �- 0f �l' · 1 dl.i..• 101'l Chap- ,Ihle. · Mi.lxine 130 L aur e 1 ,, t , l 'om('roy, �1 r s. . . �' 1 0eyu1 y Jrtmm vertismg i1 001 patd within IO days after receiving b1U. Charles Gaul of Cincinnati . CALLED SATURDAY rt on Second S1 1 t't!I, . I iddlepo M · 1.d1n��. ce Spa• B I enu Errors in Advert1smg-Sbould be repor ted immed1atPly. M Bolm , Hutlan d, M i s s 1 P1 : foe the week end with his parspent n r , \ House !\'o 207 furni�twd o u ,. ".,'fl • ,1 ., G r.a nd Matrons of A1h('ns ( h:i py squad . . i,;::,v The Dally Sentmel will 001 be responsible for n1ore than • 'The Pomeroy Eme rgenc · n : ,.. Wrt,•, Ma"< ,0. . . I 1 1 son . .1 ,1c J.ine 0 ,a . _ , � , v ,n lnslructio . " 1 en s, I jYj r • on.d "rs. Jake Gaul M 14h 7-7 1 one incorrect rnse r l1on. furnished . (:'..Ill E l l ht lo I d ne, r ed h 1 :; u Cr a�I Satur ay mg s ter; 1 c wn , · : s aul I L W dd 1. Rt. 4 Jackson, 1 R � Grnm te\J: ine \\ in ccl l . Al fr ed Toney . � � Mrs. Firn Gaul. teacher in the Card ol Thanll:11 and Special NoticeH of Even t s S l . 00. 12 14 .tik al resentah ve to Que bec, of I\ r � : � l ta \ei.n and transported } .'i Hi , Wellston Mr Ell i � chards If c c1 t rry n J . I l Cleland. s. z Obituanes published al l cenl per wo r d. n am : i Racine gri!lde school, was unable I is � d r he� A of a -and r, ment ield r for Chapte treat Marshf Bake e \ W ORDS 1 DAY 3 DA\'S ti DAYS l MO. r: � Ulackfor and rub!, k. G H. � e . . F. Allred ell ' in IT' W st rn Grim -,-. u� to attend class Friday due to Chior - - -M.50 15 60c 90c $ 1 . 35 I M 1 ss Carmen , Sue .f aulkner, Ht. : Macomber, Grand Representa t J\'\' , Proi:r<l m; Chl oru s G rimm, Ber- � n Ju r� . l �e was l ater charged witb illness. 20 60c $1 .20 $ ! .80 $6.00 --. lo Texas. of Wilkesville Chapter nice mtoxicallon and released on bond. M iss Susie Smith - . 3 Co0lville · who has :Ill 75c $ 1 .50 $2.2!1 $7.50 Carpen ler .. Co-Chairman . WANTEO _ Man to do dwres _ ______ . . , Duncan, L. Saturday James Trustee sinpillar, Hu Edith ub icit_1 or l C been _ m tralmng at Cluldren's ('x-; r o Grimm. e hlorus : in P l t and f d a ound hom A.di re1:ei ved by 10 A. M.. will be in that day'li paper. 1 osley, for � ('ha ri ge l or roo m ,m d hQ;u-d or 94 Loc ust St. . G cor �e W. � o E.S. Home at _Mt, V er�on, an Hospital in Col wnbus \\';,y;i a nd M eans : Naomi Brink- Por t l a n d Operetta . Cl d v , da Car�n, V ice P resident o ! , lan M • s Ave., ond S 1 1 e . past three months. arri v ed Sat � �� e, 9 2_3060. WV , Corn Webb, M a r� Lou . 1 h I 'hone e r s mal l house. l PHONE WY 2-2 1 57 . . Da t e ls Olanged urday for a week end visit wltb 12 . 14. 3tc H . WJ!lls, Ht. 2 Ga\1 1pohs_ : M.rs. D1stnct 25, were also wecome<l Jane Hill, Ruth Barmtz, Elizabeth :'-ilrs. Richard Lee, vocal music _ Thomas J. Hanks, RI . 2 l at not. Guests we re present frorn Bel- Toney. her_ parents, Mr. and Mni. Theo . -t . f S O u t h e r r. Local 1 · st WANTED: SOMEO�E TO L I VF. John Albert M ill('r, Rt. 2 Thui • pre, Athens. MiddlPport. Uticn Sm1t h, before returnmg to her n&lta: Wil l iam Stew• �:h:�� ; i s;r ict, announced Paraph�r . t h e oo m care for 2 ch i ldren si.- h l man, F aye J . Murphy, Pt. Picas- New Marshfield. Cheshire, Ames11tudies at Holzer HosptlaJ tort, Elizabeth Toney, Mary Lou Portland G r ade School operetta � •� PE8T CONTROL! KENMOHE HEA'r"E H . SAM E ,A.S ai-:e wlule mothe r works. Good l'EBMl'R Hen- villt• W ilkesville T'omeroy, Gal-' a Bonccutlcr, L. Homer day, ant . • -�•· new Used one winter \\ 1th -· · , . ' lslI Ic, Caro ll B ireh . · · bJ ' Pala. .,._ •....�-L 1DIW',flJ.Tlolhy J. Stew, · 1o i·mer1y scheduled Ior th 1s ev e. . wages. < all 511 2-4747. Va., W. derson . · McConnelsJe z and Mrs. E . J. Tracy aubstltuled Marietta well, Glenn ipolis ge l r an. f". a st ! t • · Appen1s and Gnevances: R uth ning has •·· 1.11..-,:;n post poned unti ed It N.UO.wide. Pbone R. r 12 1 6 jtc ar t , Mason, W . Va., Alva V. Wea-- --n Solois was last week in the Harr�nvIlle l intock ton MY Mcc ville. 8Ph. t Ohio. wning . Do � d m z Senlc• S&aUon Wl' tud ·y, H a rtford, \V , Va . • Law rence Maxine Wingett gave a Musical Ba it , Beualh Bradfor d, Leona Wednesday night at eight. 1 v 12 lG 6lc school. . ,._ .. , 3135 Albany. c 1 _ , 1 ,. - " ( l B) Wednesday at 7 0 30 p.m. t h_ e Albert Swatzel returned 14 his · 11 cnse, F. Willis, Hailroad SL , Midd l e- Reading Grade Sch�l also w ill home , Nye Ave ., Sunday, from WANTED Syracuse UNDER NEW MANAGEME.'ll T, 2 STORY BRIC!\ nun.DING. N. nn M y, arrell c Ki e i9 J Ref res:hments were served at . Au diting: F i m Gaul , Gretta -- po rt. D • -- ·-• · operetta Santa Saves Meigs General Hospital and SI an 8W Lowe ' a Serrioe Statloa ..... pres('nt t M or , r s. 1 •i ldl St 2 room ron apart- I NSTA L LATION Of CUST OM or F l Business and . . l' c i! p ., the cl ose of the meeti ng from a ,. Simpson, A ll red Ton ey. • , . . . Thursd ay at 10 a.m. un . t Carry-out. Poweu st ru, • Mid. mcnts. 1 13 feet deep. M 1'dd le- f wtory made cabmets Day. . The � B n cme, e H 1 n · 1e1s prov1ng. s , . 1 Tl · e ,1 ' ccram1 <' B1 yt l lered with an ar nar-er, 1 I romp1crs. R u th B a i mt z, Ber. • . table cen · . 11 . . ' • . · dieport. Fea,.. . ....... ..,. mlnor re- port. Pru:-e the Racme Gi·ade SchooI W I pre- Mr .and Mrs. Maurice Dean ol $21 , 000 . 00 . Contact I plastic . nice Ca rpenler . or floo r t i le . buildmg n . pfancu ff , J ai.:�kson. M r s · M in- mcnl of red carnations in a while , of "A Gift GaJrlpoI'l!I were S""d,zy gue,q , pain. lab Jobi and complele Walter Grueser. WY 2-3230. 1 rn n c· h -ty pe home al $ 10. 00 pe r mie J o h n s o n . Wellston, M rs. s Beulah Br;id- .,ent an operett a ennled bowl with green candle in white Illness: Racine. •-�•·- of •·•-•&•L 0-0 ". 1 1 ......... - apartment 1or rent. 1 J.7-ti square foot Also any type re- J ames B . c r ayc, ra11 . lit . 1 Iron_. .... ._._, ·• Naom1 8 nn • ,... er; Dorcas, 1' or Santa." Then Thursday a t Mr. and Mrs. E mer WIckbam. holders· The Chapter room wa s 1 1Olu, 1% S SOie -- - · Jolauoa. a s Let l F U l th e a ents d r s M stu H . owa rd Seiden bel and .m. p uisa, Potter, E. Lo Roy - -Rutland SH 2- ton, and (.'OJTI· �odelin" e , -NECCIU SEWJNt; Machin ti,• P1tone _ ll "' , the o beau1 ,· 1ul w 1' th pine branches and Nina Theiss ; Syracuse, Margar• l 00 w1 presen J h h l Tu A • rlz., ar• p pson, o n, o cson, i Gra d e Sc I 12· 1 9-30le K y. omeroy R ut 8aret N ewman LADY OR COUPLE TO SHA RE plete zig zag. Makes b u t l o n 49 14. red poinsettias. . . Christmas E ve." rived Sunday for a v lslt i ; • l ''A Doll's with erella r Letart Fa l l s, Velma Quillen : my nke counlry home. Refer- boles, monog rams, and a l l fan' ______ t ers were Grand \ mtz : lling Offic nsta I Mrs. Ray Seidenabel and Mr. . . 1627 o n, McCoy, 20) -!:l ci o BUSINESS N s. r M • ( . en..,_, •·••ed. Phone EM 7• cy 61 J. 1ches. Origma 11y so Id 1or , Long Bollom, G race Swan , port· _ ...'-"--to 1 G Officer. ra W1 iam Dun ap; d M Ro �-•· __ , f[' �r 1WU an rs. 1 r• nr.1 hle r 2 26 Y p m u da ve Eastern A ' '1'128. Ella Evan, Skidmore, • ovc c .,� 1 and • M a r tha Lou B eegIe. ' SERVICES ......,.., 00. Pay oll balance ol ' . N I n r mk er; G rand I'ly• Swlday. M rs. Bobby King, nav• Secretary,, aoi_n -----12 ts 6lc $&Hl0 o r payments of $2 per Cheshire, Ohio. , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riebel a n d ens ·ood W Va dau irhter 1 · 20 Conductress, Chloru.s C r l m m ; i EX PERT MEAT cul ling • • v. ' · "'. ' · . ·• · · \\' t THE FISH SANDwlclll!JS ure week. P h o n e WY 2·22M. · ' e Ch G me n a and family and Mn:. Charin m t ran ap 1 d M wrappmg. Phone WY 2-9'175. r . p.m. Sunday. Mrs. Wil liam B urr, x � • 12-15-Gtc deliciCJ\lB at Jack·, Dairy Bur R eut e r and son, Rodney, lf 'I'uem!)i S Jsabella c ""n ' born Friday Grand Organist, · e St • "" Sunon ' s Ma rkl!t, Pomeroy 66 v m · 2 13 · l . 61. ktdle c . , son Ariz ., an-lved Sunday for I . an ti k r 1e l l -30-30\c Mrs, John Oran C l ouse. s O u t h son : G rand Mar .srlO s, F • in N port. . SINGEl�SEWING MACIIINE JSit wi reI &tivei. th V G r a n d - -- --• r• - M c:Kelvey . Firn Gaul ; ' (6) LOST AND FOUND Hound bobbin, in b,and new NEIGLER BUIL--DING SUPPLY Poml , dau ghter, • ,;o P m. Satur Warder , Hazel Cleland Grand i and Ml'Jl, Eldon Kraeuler Mr w · , ..qup ped to Kitchen Cabinets, vinyl asbei;- d ay, LOST - LADY'S Bulova Wrist console cabinet. E and dau ers, gh Leda Mae and Sentinel Ernest Wmaett · zag an d m1;1 ke bu tt on hOIes. · Dl11charued ,., · z1g l ' tos block 9 X 9 Insulation. awnU8IneSI \'lsl'-R berta b re O e Wl"l5 w . ' . In fmed "Watch 'Iott Friday In Pomeroy · were • Five persons c w,· 11 .,., ••II to ••espons 1' bl e 11a•ty Patients recmtIY d 1scharc'ed •m- Officers installed were Worth·v ( ' , m · · Parkersburg• Sat---'ay ing, window type, call NTe1g• . U£U • I Le .leward. Phone WY 2-2778 · Pomeroy Mayor Char es gar s · r•. KenI Matron ' Phyllis Martin ' Worthy · to Lake ove r 8 payments of $8.40 lers, Racme, . 1 1 -2.3.TFC e luded Mrs. W111ard y mge 01uo. l2- 19-3tp pe William Stew rl Patron, ; Associ- The New Haven Garden Club court Saturday mght and t w o Mrs 'Thomas Goegleln ls re.i 1;1 au Willis d Clel r month. Phone WY 2-2204. E v a n s ' M rs. a.s quite W in. Meigs Gen�ver th� 12- 15-Gtc AIR CONDITlONlNG, REFRIG- t: ln ude s wa u n. Charle� Stockh " ate Matron , G retta Simpson : A s- is · agR in sponsori n� the Chr i st• others reported arrested eral Hospital. (8) AUTO • ---------of cc . sociate Patron• Alfred Toney·' See• ma·� Home Li "l- ling Conte st th i s weekend by Pomeroy poh ft Ann M I' I I s. K cmherly Jauc�• BHANU NEW G. E. SWIVEL E�Tl�N service. Jack ' s Rf,, Sue Good a... Vied CUI TF.EN CANTEl:N cers. , hb W Trea urer, rutary, Cora :, f e ' : seaso,1. ! Al o ea the r nts resid e . Sex.Patricia r hc i �let c . op Vac uum Cleaner on wheels . fn�e rot 1on. New Havcn. Phone son. James t . . • · � s e od, Charl hned It has been reported that 123 Le ar ,... - __, __, M .. to Gr ·ilm m Mayor • • �-•Barkh1 1rsI , V 1 c k l Velma Quillen ' Conductres· s• Eliz- from West · Columbia · . . . 6-23-tf ton, C.:harma ' ' . 7 -3 53 T 2 Beautiful lone pastel. rCle ::i _ u _ 2 _ _ _ _ ec $ i.l a c d ; 5 C w HaV• d a _ Bill n teenag Wilson ers atteoded the N ember METllOPOLnAN MOTORS L. Gia omc, T mi H mmond. ab th Toney Associate onduc- Station are e l i gible to enter th1> Downie an - E__. M ... -'- SL ancc priced nt $33.00 o r 6 J>llY· NEER costs eRch on a chnrge of reek• en Teen Canteen on Dece 1 AUCTIO SI nnton tress, Mary Lou Ihle: Chaplin, contest. , Is,· M rs. • wan Jur<1· Id So . mcnls of $6.25 per month . Phone REASONABLE RATES fomereJ. Oblo J l es s operatmn: Raymond Lord for• w1th "The J ays., splnnlng t h e the in nw�nlcd he wm .Priws Birch: Caroll Marshall. ; Hill � anU o t Allen nald D Mrs te WY 2-2204 . l2-15-6tc SATISFACT lON GUARANTEED Burde st, Lee Lee ; Ada, Barb.oi·a following C'ategories: Overal l . re- feited a $15 bond on an intoxlca• re�rds for the evening. Six door and infa�t son · Mrs. Euge�e Sllff- Ort;llni ----- ·----- l li�ious; . ' hardtop DOOR • MeCoy TWO Overal, non- religious : tion charge, Lester Yeager was pn1.es were awarded. The N e w wrlki I o. .. , ButCK. Call or 1... � le:r and m 1an 1 c1 au,;,, 1er, M 1·s. nob· . . E EC M OLU L CleanVACUU X . TR Ohlo Doorway, good rel11:,:1ous : rubber, Chetitcr, Doorway. fined $ 1 5 and costs on a reckless H a v e n J unJor Ivory, oman•I Club• and ·-Gn r.!I. Do l)tl(1 m 1 an 1 son, ,1 rst A. ert er with all altnchcleaning i c . . ¼: . 8-22-»lp non-religious; Ford W i ndow, ous r<'lig 1949 , p , : o rt 1 he tee t Condition Can Fair n, have reo raliori charge a d $5 and costs sponsors Davi d M cKenzm and m1 w11 son, J . -�= :'= St k. · bed menls an pape r bagM. ExceI- 1 d . w· d 1 m � r e ow, L' hi l nonious • ve ry tg •• me e< tal -l rt d th t I _......., ; po wo a • e a T00 on a charge of passing on a. ye • � f--"1es amn lloward Dennmgton, M rs. 8 · L· llving Chr istmas t ree. . p,d running condition. See or lent condition and guarnn1ce<l. $25 and have been helped from the � Carl Smith was fined St.1,rchcr. Ha r ry llamJ!ton. C1;1rl . ' ••ll for $18.7". • Phone WY Entrie s mav r� . he malle by call- costs i>n a ch arge o[ havmg no ___ -lie Jim EvMI• uua n.- 20• Syra· W1 ll .,S of the Cantee• Cha�rom t.� .... 1"1 aynard , M rs. Shelley s l O n e, , . 212.15-61c ing SPruee 3- 5274. TUrncr 2.-1 185 operator s 1'icense. 2204 12-14-Gtp Mra. were CUN, e v ening for the Alfred . Mrs Hazel Montgomery, M r •· Or TU er 2.4335, E nt r s must • -----------�-1 �w= .... ;........... amea ,..., ested over the weeke?d w�re Sprouse, Mrs. J Arr .....-, llat�ie Williams, John M. White, , 1'1151 PLYMOUnt '59$.00, 4 door REPOSSESSED ELECTRO IIY• be madm e on or be lo re, o ,� ,.__ 2 · • . es.son. ll Eugene ROger Norman t 7 Hamsonv1lle and Mrs. Mrs. Ca r l Gcr lHch. Mrs, Curlis 8edd. Like new finl!h. Blaet,. glene Vacuum Cleaner. I, i k e Judgin_g will lake place dur ing • · , on a yeJ · A Christmas Party will be held terrett C D a C h a,ge O1' pass mg Ca eon Dy e p J Wh 'te Jody 1 C a mm. ame l 12- tHtc n e w condition with f a m o u s ' tnar'1, Pomeroy . l I e evening £ c. O 22 J Al D on• M counaccidents · i eigs Two In £' c 8 f line and Julian E Moore for the Cante..' Ml De((imber 22 9 : 30 A M 1:'1rs. Leslie Hubb ar d ' Qucnl 1n test� nts a re t1Sk('d to have thei r low health chamber, and all n e w j d .. driv in ty er, Saturday ure WY 2-1'49 Midd1:;:r, . Athens Rt. 1, on a distu;bing th� in the down atairl skating room 11157 DODGB: •1095·00• V-8 Cuelom Sayre, M rs. £lay Morehouse , Mrs. entries lighted by 41 : 3o p, m. cleaning ntlachments includ ing KAUTZ FEED STORE a i 'uvenile d to who w• cit e ' Comm\tnlly Building Royal Four Door Sedan. O n e • ' F:�mma ,._SIu1_ ver, M rs. B rndiey 1 1nr• At ChHt■r M rs. I�Ioyd R oush ·is serv ·m� as peace Cliarge. Ife por.ted $30 bond· of the rug t1hampooer. Sold for nlmollt eo le Meigs urt county juveni . . . ar e local , owner, Show, good � aujjh r, M rs. der and m!nnl d .,.,._,,.,...,.,,.. . $200 .00. Wlll aell now for l esl the conte�t n�1 Mrs . He was Robert G r aham, 16, d��; �an HAMILL"'s�:�fc2J4:TATION llnl ,h O ' B r ien, .and in t •ettnar'a. Pomeroy. lJ. tUtc ant mt co-c�airm an. Wo per 1 1 f 13 payments of $8.75 p e r Before 9:00 A. M. Rt. 2 Rncine, who was driving : � . . 1 � n n an d Rrown Walter er n nts a 1 Mrs. vn r t<l:JS or� rmr.m- : � -..,� Alba ny 3353 month, with new guarantee. i.outh • . e � 338 one on mile Rt. north � . 15 B ilcayn.e $ 95 , 1959 Chevrolet E v• rv Da y Sa rv l� lions m � he Bend a rea are do- •---· ' son, Mrs. Willi.um M oore and m- of Phone WY 2_2204_ 12. J!Hltc ---' Racine when his car went out > 00. Two door Sedan, original 1 ------------Norville daughte r and Mrs natlng prizes for the contest. fant AUCTIONEER · 1 1 1 45 t d o con ro a : a.m. a ur ay t 9 S Blaet black finish like new. ,. HOUSE - 3 BEDROOM ull elee.,. McCoy. Com pleki Servk!e and ran off the hi)!'.hwny, strik:, 12-H-tttc tric. ranch-type, Have,; Heightz:1. tnar•1, Pomeroy. ,1 �. . ; , Among Alllng B radford CrlU ing a power pole. The car land- Atnericans, GeJ"n1ans LB67 BUICK $1195.00 v.a Special Make ofCer. Phone Turner 2AccordinR to U�c midnight re- ed on it s top in the roadw . Wrlte, Phone or Contact . ,· �y Jo in I n �lou rnin ,r A. 1741. l2-15-3lC , BRADFORD, Raclnr.. rt of the nursmg dcpa rtment, Ohio po C Fout Door Sedan. One l o c a l G r aham got a bump on his MUNICH Germany l U Pl l .� . -----. . William WU!fom.son was m poor h ea d ue · ---------- 1 -----DIWN ' . oWIMlr. Llk8 now 8ll whlUI fin. . , or Septic HAY OR STRAW delivered · u wa· 1 1 appea r I n , uve. Americans and Germans Jomcd m .. In (,1.0GGED ' 1 cond1t1on. al 7 nice. Btaettnar s, truck nile cou r t charged with re�k, . load lots. Call� or Write : Tnnk? Get Klean-Em-AII Sepmournin� today for 49 persons :.a:,. Tho� who were hstcd ns fair Ies ope ron 12-lHtc . 1 • He _tank cleaner. Fast and econWatk.Jns Farm Supply · who met flammg deaths whe� a 1 :,i>f -----=-- --'---;:er ace,'d ent took pla ce included Thomas Clutts, Lnwrenc:e Tl ie O .!I Burm r Fa •· ormc:nl. Landrnork Bellefontaine, Ohio LY-2-20f'i0. For Sa • W I 1 1 l s, M rs, Thomns B n n k s , a t 5: 30 p.m. S111ut·day on Owl U.S Air Force plane hu1'lled mto j ! 12-17-31Jlc . ( 121 15-30lc eau, Pomero:,. a st reeleir in downtown Munich. ; George Bosley, Carl M itch. Hu m- Hollow Rd threo tcn1h.!i o f . IIIEW 'IHREE BEDROOM HOME • ----------� · . 1 ex- 1,� 1 , Tll<' r� s1 111 was no orricm WEST• MUELI..ER FURNACES, er Bonccutle r nnjured in Chcsh- mile west �f Rl 7 ,_ m ST. cuae. H ard wood floor, , ' CHRISTMAS TH.ADE-IN Values . John , · · plnnatJon of whot cnused I he re- ., ...la . (urnace, on Used PlanOB and Organ.II. IN G HOUSE app1·1ances, A moId ire wreck 1 . Newt Hadekm. . . A ca r dri \' en eas t by .John A . , Ka built•t cabl , d i f cenl y over1au wm en�me 1 1 l ed 1 ' Pl10110 Miller Alfred G rubb, Char les Mc- Goeg lcln 47 Rt. I Pome roy nwt 1 · 1-used Lester Spinet piano' llrothcrs, Syracuse, OIno. , __ lated , P r ice . . waII•• u111U • pane ' ' ' . . . v mr Ct31, with experienced Hu 1 1-n-tf Elhlnnf"y. M rs. l- .min1e •u.iv•, WY 2 n imatemahoga y finish. Approx , C,alel well . a <"ar driven wciil by Owen A. Con n . . . ..,..,..,oo' CIIII Pat Palterso ' .. . p1 ols m t he cock p 1, , 1 o cr,'IHh . i,;, Iy 10 years o Id - good l<Jno - ------------ N ed Ham,'I Ion, ,, ue Ivn pr1'ddY, 'I " IS. Nutlec 1 8' Rt. 2' Long Hollom. 1 Portland ' VI S-228\ · ' . Bul amon� C ermans tl,ero was (20B) INSURANCE ......,.50. 1 . 1 vester w n I s h , Goegleln pulled to the right Lance Lyons, Sy 12 16 Rte recent ly tuned. OnIy """ 1 -------�-=-= • · . . -·• no resentment ove r thc Iact th111 c,,..--, �= ••"'==-,-.,== ccP .,-lor ,ale - UM:U Winter Musette spmel COMPLETE 1N8URANCE PRO- Mrs. Lou1l>I I .nmb , M rl!. S a r a h and stopped , N utter n pphed . !us I S AS TR E� lllO �nnISTM t ie plt1ne bel onged t o ll on, ·,011 · p Iano, mohogany 1 in Ish - e :ic- tection Life Auto F ire Pol lo Nease. Jlob crt 'I n I'ller, M '1ss Ade- br akes , nncl s 1 ·1d s1' d eways 1nI o . . • · • ta . . S6. � apiece• . . . d bombs I cellent tone and action - orig- Call Don M ills Middleport• , Ohio line Olclukl• r , Mrs. W innie Jo1I ll· t he Goeglem car, doin g slight whose. 'FHrcra rt h ac1 ramt> ' t 12 1 t?-llp Wl ND34. on lbis and oliler Ge r man cities inally $000 value. only SS.'iO. t son, nnd H omer Henderson. dam ag e lo both. � , SIMPSON , NCli' INSUltA - --·BARNES-eed lll 42 od in Worl d War 11. 18 P108 FOR SALE. Crou be- used Wurlilzer m el 4 0 r -----tweef Berbhlre and Hamp- orgao-walnut finish. New guar-! Agent, . Middleport. Fire, Auto1hinJ'<1>hone YU IIW445, ant.... n o g U I a r ,w5. Only I mo_bil e. llonds. Phone w;, ! Mike O'Brien Fell, g.• . 11 18 Sip $ 1211'. 1 - demonstr ator spinet 2ll03. = r===c f.ut L,•� Pain fully �NE =� ""' - R� . ,1.;; piano , blonde oak finish, ,..mGaug• ,eudlngs, GolhpollS d am IN�<l FEED ER L= O (2 1 ) RE AL ESTATE . 1 M ,kc O'Bnon, son ol Proseeu_ ___ _ ___ 18.0, 9.5, runmpi,: 2 fee t , Porn- l about · 600 lbl., 000 Beag le. plete with bench, Recently tun- _ moke Is blown through I p1ece ol t or and M rs James O'Brien. wa s FILTERED SMOKoING-S i steel, which 1• 1 new idea la stainless us por o[ made pe ,, , · , ,,r, t p 2 , •, roy Plcasnnt Mason maI•• Ju!l ,tertIng ,. w run. 0 · ed and wlll compare with t h e l TWO ACRES, 5 ROOM tlOUSE, , P :m, 0 c · Ht:C. 19 n rtcr 10kcn 10 a lo• · l phy 1 can remove dirt partlclea you Biter type this With oil floor fu�·nace, run�1" lit _w 1filters. w lt.l e t �an t 2l,!t7, l <' a I llinton n .040 P. Karr, Racine-Duhan Jload. best, Only $5!:r:· OIJ, . H a m · m:v ( o f{ l<' uh n idd l p t . Tl I C'g cut t h I s one-half a m icron i n size (anything smaller than 40 mlCN>ns � l suffermg a severe ldmgs, i , outou two r W house, ln W ite: er r.nde I e Music, 7th 11nd 1 l2- l9- tl p f will hnvc \\!'I Chl ' istmns dinne r 1 nawh u Falls .075 fa ll·n,�. Chm l�s- mornin�. c 't be seen with. the naked eye) from a liquid twice u Wnrrcn St., Muriella, Ohio, for : cell1;1r. gOO(I one cnr garn�� Dece mber HI and members mus1 ton 17.95 stat ionary. All moveab le 1 The yom1gsler f PII nn,1 cut his i�Jck as molasses. The porous n1etal 11 made by binding TWO k M TRAILER ON T\ITTl. O(J {\ information. { t2l l!i-fllc ' Om, und 9,10 mile out of Mui- Zerkle by Fi·lday. dams on the Ohio ni v t- r were u p. le � as II result of l hc ice a n d pow d e red steel. The filter�, mad«: by the Pall CorporaU011 _ s le porl . 7.u11 1mr� Holl w H�I . , R ______ rl : ai Lonrlon, Marmd an<I W i n f i e l d � 1' U � , 1 snow. Tt•n sliklws we re nce,lcrl I in � len C ov «: , N ..Y . , looks like 1olid Ill.eel but JOU CID eveaJ �;: 1958-2-U EDIIOOM HO S tr l- I t. t . E l mc1. D,1rnha1t, Legal Notice dams we re on the sills . I 1tnm te� with it. lJ 5 lie l'r, 35 x e ft. Mel\•in Llllle �:� -� l 'Q close the wound . 12 110111 •,•L,• --,-,,c=-'C'C==c-:---::-:c:--.,...---:;-- 1 Trailer Court ' ChcKhirt · Ohio. - R•�I r11111,tr owne - -- -•Y Rer< h 11 •• Roat movements: I UIB7 LIBEHTY ' SO Foot three · 12 15 tile NEW MODERN. 3 BEDROOM r' ha•r lo..a1NI •t 1:io llnlon Tl'n·11,·�. Ohio Rlwer - F.li-zabeth down ._..,._,,._...,._,-.__.•---�·--,..,.-' bedroorn trallflr. 589 Maple . roy. Ohln. Cennn t b<' •nhl rn r St • Add 1' I 'ion. Pnm� ' house m ( ,rant len 1h1111 9!1.!IOO oo. 1.h� 1111r11·Alllffl vnl 13, 5 u.m : Titun down 13, 5:45 M lddleporl . Phone WY (91) MARI NE SUPPL IES ,11bJer� 10 1he RPPrn�111 or /Ill utilities. built-in kitchen, ue, amt . . - . . 1hr l' ruh•k l nurl, Mrlv, I m1my . a • m· • Hobert Heed up 14• 4 · 55 , - -l1-14-6lc t� Supp y, I nnd l ,umbcr Vulley oh1n. AS 18 SPECIA.IA � p.m: Forsythia up 14, tQ p.m. : ·"" W f' t.,,. .i1ary -'j1n1lnl 1tra1nr . .,.12 16 lfc 1 GAS, "\'Y 0 IL and coaI fur' 2 '"111"• 5'1 Mercury fifl n . 11 . t4t!i. M . 01 Ber1ti1 11 t� · ,S : ,t the 1:11al Charles Snyd e r up 14, 4:30 p.m. ; .. • · . e Call for free e11t1mate11 5t Mercury 70 n. P, $595.00 W 15 p.m. Coal King up 14, 6 · - • ; <' utornay• : U- ' ' ' rnw , c��:;:; !J 1��1 FGnlnBD • Abbott Middleport 4S H. P. Mercur:, OuUII SM.GO : '(��1_7�1u �o :l1 etc , a.m. ; r\ .' liam Penn down ?4. 2 : 15 � , -: 6-10-Uc .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS , L ■a&L NOT1c1 Bob Bentcr down 14, 5 : 45 n.m. ; t ;., 0 7-.:. ,;--t..�, l!lealed bld1 will b11 ��c.,1 t-d ■l the v -1, . ·;_f!'t =�==��=�'"'7.C-"7" 'ENETIAN BLINDS. all colors, 1 - Eaal Mal■ StN!f!t, Pomr:roy 1 11mc• nr crow. Crow Al rorM. Al- Cornell down 15, 6:05 a.fn. ; Char- "i �' .r ''\ ,,, 2 e 'Phone WY!-S811 Blind• and ahade11 all Jes Stevenson up 15. 5:40 a.m. : kjl·. p'.:� ��·th e POMEHOY RURAi, - 2-sloty ,_ 2�r1 8-20-tfc room frame with hath' forced "' NHl e■t 11h• ,,wn1111 by Jt1 h ,1 Fran k Onwara down 17, 1 : 40 a.m. : Pen· "" •' colott. Dale Wlppel Surw .-,-r,ly, 215 Mttchell, ()ec11 ■,w,rt 1 loc11W!I In 1'1U!illr , Unlaa Aft.• Pomeroy. Ohlo. air gas fired henting throu�- port, Ohlu, sa1 11 property 11 •l'r,r1i. nsylvanm up 17, 5:50 a.m . ; C. V. , , ( 1 4) FOR RENT �,l;:.•d H��: Horner down 17, 7 a.m.; Southern 12-8-SOtp out, 1-2 hesement. garage, lot ., P - APARTMENTS - Furnished and to 111• • Pprovn l "' t h' Pro- up 17' 7:20 a.m. ; City Of Hunting• b Jed •• l\l oc )92x250 124. Route ated on l --cc,-OF,-Trop1caI CEW = SHIPMENT ' bate Courl . .. ala- Caunh. Ohl" =-=�� mfurnlshed. McMasters, Middle- $7 .000.00. Nettle Mltah•II- Adm1n.,1r..trh1 ton down 18, 6 : SO a. m. : Aztec up 11th 1111d -U.. Lowell Mo­ . of ,he ltaUPI• af John J'r.m1' port p ne Y2ho 2821. W fl ti e O II llCT"eS, 1-4 m 96\:a S-3FARM 19, 6 : 50 a.m. ; A. y. Chrls up ...•1 ' �.· 1 ' ,''{ ,.• Mlt.ehell , lec11•Kt'I Nlclde, Anllqll!IJ, Ohio. S:lf' io-it e 1 • 4:25 a.m.; Jerry Bmrworth up 21, � 12-13-11< NICELY FURNlSl-l E O 5 R00�1 lloute ,, with 30 acres tractor (I,> 1s-1e.-'1T c gran a , hous m land. 75 h � <' roo �, th .u���•�•c:�� t th e offl N : 45 a.m. : Aliqulpp� up 22 , 5:30 ' apa�nt. automatic furnani. )6 INCH BOYi BICYCLE Stlli. Al- or Blw ,bater and Fulti . A ttor'1n1 , \ a.m. ; Walter BeckJOrd down 23, l.-- WY 2 ...,,u dmgs. _ _,_. bu shed, other ary, U p'IVll'II' 1 1 12 -c ""°1 .., National B•nt 811lldin1. ....I On H•-''"• - 00· -------a Slove """ - -- I Is-ClmI iners tractor and equi·p- l'omuo1 ' - 5 : •• .w Pomeroy, Obl1,,, 11nm Th1.1rlday, o.-' midnl ght: Helen z. up llli Mp A GOOD WARM HOME ready lo ment. $6000 .00, WY l-llna.� U nrnb11t• :at. lNll. for th, -■ 11 ur t h e a.m, · Billy Waxler up 30, 2:30 ' utat• of Ullle D, Minor. drcH• move InI o rtght now. \" ,,f'l Iurn- FARM - l'1� acrl:!s on Route 7 r,,,11 ed . a.m . ; National up 92, 2:: 15 a.m.: , l lsh venled healing equipment l ntate con111u or iapprn• near Eastem 1-llgh School. 40 The .-.11 a • m. • • 'JO IICNil or land 1ll111t11cl 1n Jeffboat up 33• 6·40 Close to mmn sto11i11 11nd I acres in cullivatlon, balance sm•t•IY ,111m Town1hlP, Mell• Counl_y , Ohio. Gallipolis Dam _ Queen City · 11 l01'at1c1 111111 De.11t11. There 11 ('hurches •See Ew'n11 1 ,.. s s• t O r •• I pasture ond Umber , N o bulid• a111111,,o om rrlllTIP dwclllrl• hou■�. barn down 1 a.m. ; Robert P. Bonnle 1 Pomeroy, Ohio, 1.>hono WY !- 1 ings' $ROOO. 00' • •M oth11r 011t'bulldtn1■ 1oc1.t1d on up 3 a m. ,. Lelin Shearer up 3 .. 55 , Hid !'el.I �st•t�. 2600 or WY 2- 3092. 12 19 3tc I ALBERT NI. COX. SRlesman Thill rtral ..tnt11 wu 1ppnl1ad lnr a.m. -- - -· • ·- ts..100 OD and a.nnC'll b� aolcl ti,r 111111 HM CM.VILH ...ONE FIVE ltOOM APA.RTMF.N'I' BOX 229. rttoNE WY 2-= Kanawka River - D u Ill C a n tll•* 1.1:1. 1ppnl.111d Vuhlll. ,rtacbor »-1ne t dr. e s '!;; �� Bruce do� Marmet' 1 : 55 a.m; -17 c 'l'lrff lib wlth bath. Phone \\� '2·3642 or WY 2-38.'JO U nL •°'°'• =���,t\t 1:° 1 l � .al o l r or ...,... atl.llMi upboi.t•rr , - "f th• Pr0b•1• Cc,urt. evenlngs WV 2·3319. 11-17-tlt.: Solvay down. M•rmet 6:20 a:m . : • ..U.. e)Ma, 1.uto­ DEC• .w Edt■lon Hob1t1.ttn0 l, _1-.. · ·&:55 aatle t....... JI' Admlnt■tr11t(lr 'fflelma AM --up-- MllITTll!t MODERN :3 rooma The Fairview Church will preFMIOl7 I taM, 10-oll• of lhe Ell.II• of m n:: 1 R w • -a up W' i nl'-ld IJ •· • &AJ a. . ; · · ·• "'f"1 ·� ..... M.lllle D, Minor. and bath ap:rrtment. Bir<!h cab- sent a Christmas progr.am at u,.:; ,� "•\ rd ' 10 a.m. : Buver dowrr Wlnfleld lnels. dlspasal . ll"lcinera or, church Tuesday night Dec . 2Q at Welll t:r:�� !"ull2, t hr 3:05 a.m. : 0. F. Shearer down lar&e cloaela. Phone WY2-514L 7·30 • · Tho public iii invited · to pt- 1 Auorn971. Admlnl■tu tM , wu'eId 7 • 10 a...... �16-Ue DttelnMr n. 11. :u. �. a.. N ud a W'•'· ____ ' tend, ... A NT U...... u~lzer Hosp1' t al ADS Officers 01 Racine Cha pter bi M ai nly A bo ut I I n S t f nsfo n eremo e ura ay II d I C ve , y I Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor� ,_O . , De�. _!9, 1960-7 Stor:� . Jwer Given In Honor Of Mrs. Wood-e P eo pl e I n Pomeroy Mn. Sue Woode was honored Nith a stork shower at the home 11 her sister, Mr,, William Carr, on Saturday evening Dec. 3rd. Gifts were placed in a deco rat• � bassinet, The table was cover,d with a cloth appropriate !or he cccaslun, Favo rs were tiny :repe paper diapers, lllled with ntnts. Blue and pink were p1· ,. Jomin.ating color& ln all the ar·angement11. I j� , • _ , ( 1 7) HEL P WA N TED I (9) FOR SA LE ) NOTICES ~...., ,!_ EM PLO YM E N T n· ; , 45 Sign On 6c00 Today With God e, 15 Coontry Jamboree fS: :w Fann Time 6183 Cowitry Jamboree G:511 News Beadline8 & Weather 7: 00 3reakfast Party 7,25 Extended Weather Forecast 7 : 30 Breakfast Party 7:!lO Sohlo Ne'"9 Report 8: 00 Rreakfaet Party B: 25 1be World This Morning ' F'1ve F•1ned In L)ghtIng Again • Mayor,S B ====-----==�:::::= SALES -- ,------=��- e1ng Featured 0 ver '• n ompet1 t1on OUft d eeken · '' I ported ----=======--- .- ==-==--- ---c-====c-c-,.,.==c--�- uven1'}e Gets ===--- .. . Gaines were played, under the lirectlon of Mrs. Diet Sterrett ,md prizes awarded. �rs. Janlte <uhn won the door prize. Refreshment, of doeorated cup :akeo, ice-cream, chicken 8ajad ,ndwicheo, punch and <0f£ee were served by the hostess, assist,d by Betty Person, Lols Ann ,terrett, Helen Woode, s u e Woode, Vicki and Pennie Carr, Pamela Henderson and Linda Sue Henderson. Pro,el!I bNldel Ibo abovt moi,. tioned were llola Taylor, Juanita SwarU, Hilda White, Banh Woode, Grade Swart,, Vlr(llt Buckley, Vera Heodenoo, 'n>elma Henderson, Clara Follrod, Nina Robi n, nso Alma. Swarts, M • r Y Cnrr, Mary fer, Shaf ll4lldHd Da:inl, Dorothy Smitb, Darlene Smith, Genevieve Guthrie, Helen Woodyard, Esta Whlte1 ,nd O.ie Mae Follrod. Sending gifta were Thelma White, Velma Newell, Jeao Seidenable and daughter, Clara MWhoa nand daughter, Sue �glein and daughter, Donna Ohlinger , Jean Summer!leld, Mary Kautz &nd Joy, Emma and Pearl Powell, Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Mn. Clifford Hayes, Fern Cheesebrew, Pauline Ridenour, r..ona Roaeher Carrie Swart,' and Rac'iel Gutllrle. The following men enjoying the evening iu the basement were William Carr, Charles D. Woode, Robert White, W eteman White, Sherman Henderson, Jeuell Carr, Dick Sterrett and Clair Woode. WMPO Radio I -----=-==-=-=--;;;-;-;:= 11:00 ll:25 Ile ilO 1 1:5'1 12. 00 12: 15 12:30 1:25 1 : SO Country Hoe Down Farm Bure•u Show Country Hoe Down Mid-Day D_ Jone, Avetapll Noon New1 Pat Boone Music JUBt For You New1 Music Just For You w 38. M'atlve ot Ankar& �9. Game ftah 41. Polish river 43. Drinklnc veuel -· · ..... ,., I I I I I I • I =�����-. I wmv =------- - ultt · ; �:!,, w:;.�'.-L 9,IIO Dann., Thomu 9: 30 Aody Grillith 10: 00 llennessey 10, 30 Clty Managen Report 11:IIO II O'Clock: News 11: 10 Weather I I : 15 Thenler IS TUE8DAf 8:00 Newl!I B, 15 Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 Cartooo 10: 00 December Bride 10,30 Viedo Village 1 1 : 00 1 Love Lucy .. --� ' l . I fJ':. ,W . .t! I I IIARNEY ;'� -� -i� •··- � ·' 11· �---- ....., � ", L. i d�'T �A � --· •--- ---·- - GOOGLE ind SNUFFY SMITH - 1 1 : 00 News AeadUnea II: 10 Weathercaat lie 15 Jack Paar Show l c IIO Sign OIi l : IIO A'ioul F..,.. l:illl WOlllall't Pap l:IIO Day ID Court 1:,0 Road To ll"8lily 1:00 Qt,-, For a Day 1:,0 Who Do y.., TrUII �:00 American Bendat1nd 5 : ,0 llln Tin Tin 6,IIO Wbirlyblnll 6:30 Nn·• 6: ,o Wealher 8:45 Newt 7c ll0 Expedition 7c!IO Bugo llwm), r;,l/ --- LANDS. NO !! l WISH ALL M-1 Pm IENTS WUZ. 1HOOGH1 Y AS '/Oil, 5llltJf FY Sc ,o Woody Wood Pecker le IIO You Aabd For It 1, II Jim Tbaclr.er ahow 1,211 w..I: ,o NeWI Picture .,. llwrtleJ' Brinkley Report 7:IIO Jim Bll<WI 1,ao Laramle 8:30 Alfnd llilchcodi 9, 00 'Ibrlller IOcllO NBC W.lite Paper J - '" i ' Ll'L ABNER A 81.AO<-H4fl?EI) eat � I.OOHEP AN-lfFlf· AWFU JOTJJK£ Al11Ht vUli1"aRAVEJ.Y FiVTEl/l'D b:JOMQ{ll<'S ROOM··• GASOLINE ALLEY No, th·� i, Clovis, mandfather CloGI:. Mom and � ari Out, l:IIO IUfleman lc,O Wyatt Ea,p 9: IIO Stqecoacb WOii IOcllO Alcoa IOc ,O Take A Good Loali: 11:00 New. II: IO Weather 1 1 : 1& Sport, llc:10 Movie ' II, ,o Clear Horlfflll 12,IIO Love Of LIie 12:,0 Seareh for Tomom,w 12: 15 The Guldlng Llgbl 1 : IIO Lile of Riley l:ilO As 1be World Turnl l:IIO Full Circle t:,O Ari Llnklett,r S: 00 1111 Mllllonalre l:,O Venllcl la Youn 4:00 Brighter Day 4: 15 Secrol Stonn ,,,o Edge of Nlgltl I c 00 Three Stooge, I: IIO Arthur J. Smith I: II A Look At 1111 Weather 8: :ID Sportacope 1:,0 Amoa'N AndJ 7,00 Hall ol Fame 1:illl Dobble GUils 9: 00 Tom EwPII Show 9:illl Red Skel14n 10:IIO Garry Moore 11:00 Newa 11 : 10 Weather lt: 15 Movie W E LL , BOTH OF YOU LOOK FOR IT UNTI L. YOU FIND IT NANCY- · - W H AT D I D YOU DO W I T H MY FO UNTA I N P E N '!' ·- · S E ARCH EVE RY NOOK AND C R A N NY UNTIL YOU Do I I . , t''.i'.:K TRACY WE - NA$ A ' LDT OF FUN WlTll MIS BIAAQ X Q W ZD P W S Z P V .J m F .J D lll W U W W D; A E Z D AW J' .J zoo .J D Z P J - W Q Q F C .J . Ila�• o,,.pt.quote: YOU CANNOT RUN AWAY FROM .1. WJllAKNESS; YOU MUST • • . FIGHT 1T OUT OR PllllUSB -IITEVli1NSON. (C 1980, Kl»r J'eatmea ByiuHeate, Ju.) CURLY •, , ! OON'T BL.A.Mi VOU, � l JIM , . , 6/JT 1111/,,T SEE DON'T MAll'E ANY HN.SE/ --�! .£(.� ' �... WHY WOULD HS SNEAK IN THERE 'II) DO 11/AT � , MONDAI TBROUllB FRIDAI 7,00 Sign On, Musical Clock: 7:'5 1be Lifeline 8:00 Obio Valley �?1W1 6: 05 Sports loday I: IO Ohlo N...a 8: ts World New, 1,ao Musical Clock Be 5S Communlty N.,.a 9, IIO Musical Clock 1, ,0 PubU. Service l:'5 Sbowera ol Bl...... 10,00 Talk of the Ton 10:55 World New> 11,00 Talk of tho Town Fri. only, 11: II, Church Bells fllngl II: 45 World Newa 11 ,ss Mluon County Newa 12c00 Communlty N,... Jl',05 Local Noon Ntwo Ille ilO Agriculluro Ac• 12: 10 ObJo Newt 12: II M12: II BalleliJI Board 12:11 Newt -0 Gram1 12:'6 Mr. Muatc 1:55 t.dcal Newt t:IIO Mt. Muatc l,IIO World Nm S:OII Mt. Musle S:55 Local �CWI ,, IIO Dll<lll& •lib ., . RolliDfJ 5: 10 World Ntwa 0: 15 Ohio New■ �rJ'.� ':� �furni&hed --- -- ' I I ; All HIS '(� IN A.IA"• DEATM CRouCHffi IN EVEIN liil-lADOW I OF= COUQS'E JOMMtN"S NERVES AeE TIG,HT I BUT IT'S TIME H1i RELAXES I D<la , l:IIO Communlly N.... l:to Sport& � 6: IO Dfnnlr M111\c■le l:IIO Sip 00 r �:1� �= ·-1 , LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE :!'.:\:!�·� ......� ���=i ,, .. , .. .. :�.l�� 8 21 lt W I f /i.t't. .I. (lrypt.gnLm quot&11oa T W. V X P W I '-M,� f. �X I stree?t MONDAY 4c00 Brighter Day t: 15 Skret stonn 4c30 Edge of Night s,oo Three Stooges 6c00 Arthur J, Smith · &: 15 Weather 6 c 29 Sportacopo 6c !IO Amos 'N Andy 7c00 Highw,zy Patrol 7:30 To TeU The Truth 8c00 Pele 6 Glady1 8, IO Brln,!lnl Up Buddy -- ) WJ� H RADIO R1',,er Report Com1ng Events ■ W C H S-TV Channel 8 Theater al M eigs-Mason 11: ,Ooe 1 lJ:GO Tntb • Cr i 11:• B Caald Be y.., 11,II NBC 1:00 Nftl 1 , U Uovlotlmt l:• i.-. Young l:IIO Younl Dr. llalooo 1, ao ,- ,- 11oo1a ,,oo Mue ., . llero'1 Hollywood I : IIO Steamboat Bill _..,..._-: -- W H T N - TV Channel 13 1f I ��. &11),,ood . OI' 81:etmboee Bill l: 6:30 Sbema 8:IIO You Albd for I Iii : 15 J im Tbacur Show lli:26 Weat.lwrc:alt, & : 90 Newa Pictun 1,45 llulltleJ BrmtJ.,. 7:00 H1ecldeberry Bound 7:,0 Riverboat 8: 30 Welll P'lll'IO 1: 00 10ondJb 9:30 Dur.t 10:00 Barban, Slanwyck 10:30 BowlJna: U :00 Newa U : 10 Weather 11: 1& Jack Parr 1:IIO SJgn OIi TUESDAY 1:45 SJgn On e : oo Contineotal CWllrooita 7,00 Today 9c ll0 Welmmt Nelpbon 9:SO Mr. and Mn. North 10:00 Dougb Re Ml l0:30 Play Yow- e.uncb I I : 00 Prlco la Hll)bl DAI LY C R O S S W O R D R.oad Acc1'dent t; "i TELEVISION GUIDE W S AZ-TV Channel 3 MONDAY ,, IIO American Band!l•nd 5:30 Capleln Gallanl 6:00 Wblrlyblnll 6:30 Your Easo Reports 6,40 Weather Teller Ge 45 John Daily Newa 7, oo Trackdown 1 : 57 News Headlines & Weather 7:30 Cheyenne 2cll0 Say It With Music e,ilO Surfside Sis 2:57 News Headlines & Weather 9:30 Adventure, In Par&dill 10: SO Peter Gur,:a S: 00 Calling Pt. Pleasant 8: 30 Breakfa\t Party 11:00 News 3:25 News From P l Pleasant 8: 57 News eHadllne1 & Weather 11; 10 Scanning the Weather 9:00 Coffee Time wlth B. Faye S· 30 calling On Pl Pleasant 9: 57 News Beadlines & Weather 3 : 57 News Headlines & Weather ll: 15 Sport.a Report 11:20 Movietime 10: 00 Morning Mediation. 4: 00 Platter Party TUESDAY 10;25 Ohio News f: 30 Local New1 U:00 cartoon Show lO: "3 Country Muslc Time 4:35 Platter Party 8:30 Romper Room 10,30 Swap Shop 5:00 News Final 9: 00 Movietims 10:5'1 News Headlines & Weather 11: 15 Sign Off 11:00 Morning Court 11 :30 Love That Bob 12:00 Texan 12:30 Beat the Clock ffead BUfflP Jn II I k S I !' ( IIUCIC51CAN!! HOW LON6 HAVE YOU IJEEN U6TfNIN!S!' I' ·- . - -- --:-:,s.,'= I HEAAl>A MAN� Y01Cf. l 1IIClllalr POP' HA17 COME Met<, T1£N I iOT WHAT MAJ'� I.I!! ¥- l \ ' �------�~-- ·-··· . • l • • . .. -�- ..---·---� �( t Engagement Announced 8-tl; 1'1!11 Ir, Middl eport, Ohio ' ' MEIGS THEATRE 1 ' Tl! "THE STORY OF RUTH'' Technkolor Btuart Whilman and Peggy Wood Allo Colorcartoona Runnlr>j Time 2\o Hn. Bo,: Office Cloae• 8:30 p.m. WIDNISDAY & THURS. "THE ANGl/:L WORE RED" Ava Gardner, Dkk Bogarde Colorcartoons FRIDAY NOT OPIN SATURDAY "GUNFIGl!Tf:RS OF AIIILENE" Bual.er C rabbe and Barton MaeLan• - abo "PAY OR DIE" Erne,t Bol'lllline • • • The onl1 man lbe Mafia foondl Same Day· Laundry I C Service (6 u • If Desired I ! ROBI NSON 'S II LAUNDERERS _ DRY CLEANERS Roblnaon'• CIN ners Tri-Luster CIHnen PHONE WY02-5428 11 IN MIDDLEPORT ' � I.. ,,, For Your Shopping Convenience CHRISTMAS PINE SALE Enjoyed Dinner If you have been pining for niiw and appliances now II '")._ th, time le Nve end to get extra lo, furniture ' '' ' llker'I win P'Y yov nlture when you trade "'� BRIDGE -·\;� .-., ' ') I• ,•.,.,1 � ' I I SYLVANIA \I _ ,, \ ' ' � <f"'- � .. f, . �, �\ •. \.;: f""·, ., sns 1 Table, Reg. $1 .95, 4 Chairs R111 , $7.95 N, $29,95 SET , .·:�·\, SECTIONALs $269• IAMIONITI I, >\ ,\. ; .... " FOAM RUBBER 2 PIECE L I VING ROOM SU I TES $168-00 CLOCK RADIOS Prlced From $29.95 CIIRJSTMAS SPECIAL-Bu, anJ clott radlo and receive I aportl blanket ,nd tarrylnf .... !or only 11 .00 ••tro. SOFAS LANE CEDAR CHESTS �rl,ed u low ., - - - - - - - - 14t,H Other Coder Chott, - · · · - · 12t,H DOOR MIRRORS 16x48 . . • • , • • . • • , • . . . $5.95 l 6JCS6 •£ 95 16x60 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.95 Oomplote wllb mountlnc ll&lllrtl. . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . .... COSCO • "• 11oo1, o utility T,bl• • •- Dlvldoro o-■by o "•• Pon, • loby Ju111pen SUNBEAM e Toa1ters • Elec. Fry Pens • Deep Fat F ryer1 • llectric Mixers • Electric Bl1nktts :��-=:.���nn,- � 11n &rnno Andiron, lloetrlc Loe• 8100 $ a.. r.. PROM JUST 58·00 sN Our Selection Of C HAI RS Speclal Group-Yaur Cholce Swivel Rockers • Platf«m Rockers • Lounge CHAIRS ___ Modem $3a.oo 1 lA>C -•ta 95 • '. - s99.oo s 199 00 • BUNK BEDS ■ from . $68,00 HOOVER QEANERS lt NOts M lt aw11p1 n lt clNnl 1· . ' ----·- .I .' I :': ' .' I I ' ' ,, ' ' '.' .. " ... '" ' •' ' ' '' ,, / a ,!; _, mgtan, ' � Tractor Rig Wrecked In Mason County , Doub le Boile rs Sundav, :ts. Chrlatmas Day, Chri,t'1 birthday, the Sunday Churth School and Worohlp ,.rvlce will be combined. '1111• wUI be a P'aml1� Olrlotma1 oerv1co at 10:1111 a. m. There will ,,. I no N!!(U�r Sunday Church School S.ulon, lnst•ad. the entire 11111: llv I, roque,ted ta come and wor­ ! ,hip togollier cm Christmas Day. , ArranJ10menta will � - made ta care for the bablea and IIIU• 1 ohlldrei In the Beafni1en De- , partmnt ,and an &mday School I bf Ill be led mern 1 1or'"�-�• •-•�- ,. � I en �•Y �.... • -1 I .,. In Ibo ehuroh •"let, l Gleaming easy-to-clean stalnlesa steel double boil­ ers. Thick copper bottom prevents bot spoil. Cool, bakelite handles. I , I j f::lan l2 To Meel •·· 1 .4, Strmu1 Ho- II of H...lb llathodlll lllddlopcxt, will WednoodoJ ...,,1ng at Ibo bamo I of Mrs. Atthur Sir""'° at 1 ••· elodr. 'Ille ctr.It will I !1111 nclrange and llanl far the I Chri<- bub! 111 to I brought ta Ibo ! llm>Uoaol loacler will bt Mia ; Churdi, Cluo s , .. . SALE SN the eomplete IIM of Copper Clad 1t1lnl- 1tNI -king ui-111 the Hou1ew1Nl Dept. . . 111 Just Received A Big Shipment of Ma's DRESS SHIRTS · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Special Purchase $2.95 MEN'S LEATHER DRESS GLOVES · · · • · · • · • • · · · · • • • · $2,95 IOYS' LEATHER. DRESS GLOVES · · · · · · · · , ·: · · · · · · · $ 1 .95 MEN'S NYLON STROCK SOCKS . . . . · . . · · · 3 pn. $ 1.00 Santo Claus Will Be In The J-oy Dept. On The 2nd Floor This Week.From 2 to 3 P,.M. •·...-- ! -.. r., Ibo ...,_ WIii I ho Mn. 11:arl lllll,tlt. llra. II. . • �· I. ,&BERFELDS in -1-0MEROY ' . .' _, l . I I la W.....,, fntO Oh•IO cund'lff Has la pres•'dency Of F' re Company -:d a:,:TU �':"'.U: money inc money i.: out• Three Fined Upon Court Convictio� route north I l ·.._ , lie tonl/lhl, .' -�-- -·-· w.,.. year p i ,.. dI s-:-4 N S F'I d j ln F1oride Court rourts (',,ollision Checked On Hi111h School i tu• I byl -Ible ..-, n 'Tl}e Beard' Threatens TO \V reck \VorId sugar M3fket .,:;. ��': :�:: : G e t I n I out our Chris_.;.. :i.: . lol' has ool been determined. "card" •arly: or a new notional associatioo of "bandit." and denouneod tlielr HAVANA CUPII - Premier Fl• and lhe tJ.S. government. The "staff' heN!wltb extends No injurte, occu.,..d and M ar- del Castro lhreatened early today eastn, ■poke al • meeting billed amall fannen. He promised lhem "brutal criminal supp,...ion of • reported. ta ever, per,on who ha, picked re,t,, lo wreclt the world 111gar market u a "plenary -ion of lhe SIIIJ&r help In crop dlvenHlcation and lhe , �ugar > 18 ta which we ----I �. . f "lmperiallsm" tries to develop Industry:• which in fact wu boy.. other qricu)tural improvements u� a phone to glri UB news, or: ,, h lor c r t. ne 1v 111gar • growing areas al cotted by aD bul 2 1, ol the 65,000 The pro-govemmonl minority In have " ls i igh PROGRAM SAft!JIDAY walked In with the ,ame, ·and all, U1e Cane Growen• Aasoclation He predicted that Cuba will pro weR-wtsbers, and even an ill-wls"h·, Thi'! Morning Star F. I: B. Cuba'1 expelllf. membera' al Cutro's militia. demanded that H be diuolved duce 7 to 8 million tom of sugar had udience 'Die wu Auoclation mara-a . We see in the papen that one en Hhere ha11 been but one in all) clmrrh will have Its Christmalll 1 ID a S-hour•and-41-minute and ill loaden, Imprisoned - in- lhia year, compllftd ta 8.5 mll­ be de- made up mainly of unUormed PNJll'ALO - Saturu., ev■n in#. De, thoo ,peed! .._.t lo lo three lnchell of snow Js expect• hlalory who dlould have been prblem■, oupr lo , 1lrlclly Castro'• elder brother Ra- lion Ion■ last year. Re Mid the eluding memben YOled p,;,.,i,ted m p. 8 at 24 militia. cembor io Cutr'o el ed by all, bul ·be wua't> a MER· ed _ In Solitheulem Oh ,urpluo would ho llockpiled nr and much 11101'1 than that In ct11- RY CIIIIISTMAS and a HAPPY 1 by chl1dren and youlll o( tbe the beardid CUiian llhouled new The ptWDlor ballod the 118 CU- moo. · _ Tbe ,nmlar o■lllcl tJ.& ofticlel1 lato Ibo ......... cw lrolll lral . ancl aortbem 0blo. obun:b. ______ d■liaa<e al _hil fnll ID tbe !'burdl NEW n:AR, _ _ ,_ :,:!"'oo:�� :: lr _dealroyed. Dr. Davi, waa one of Jhe bw,leol men n !hi! ocene loaned • valuable hand . wliJrever needed and stood by in case of lnjurle1. I � I storm Moves re� ;, illD . in , ► oulllde. 2fid M3J0f !i-e tJ' -.a "" dtllJlt!!P .,_ dniill r t • T0 HOUSe Seat By GOVefflOf oulakle 120 Day Delay Offered New Marine M,en IIWed :: 'I'•• In 3 ½ Hour Speech· .. Casto Named will-� !"4P Be Bright OD December 22. nd F•Ire· In· Midd}eport · Drew HeIpers For F•,re F°'1ghters 1 be ,, ,_ . - -- J . I ' y . Jumor Board Racine Youth '1 :: Li hbl, ShOuJd Now How 'Bout This Also A Ilg Slilpllent of W011H 1 ..... Ungn uve - � ,_ u ':ice - la Headed By home--5!1 Hme. rire ) nc.-. TWO Me1. gs Rest.dents o·ted :$iW11J ' I Services Announced 0ur,. t '' $1 1 . 50 - 1 ½ Quart Revere Wore meet..,._ -� I' • S.tumy, December 14, the Sunday Chureh School Chri,tnw prol!l'am will be held al the Fed­ erated Church al •;:,n p. m, The Beginner'■ and Primary Depart­ ment. will have their programs and the Youth F•llowshlp and Junior Department will present � :!�y "Gift. from the 1 Th• candlo light ing ,ervlce l wblch he, - held for the put five yean, w01 again be 1,efd In !he church Saturday at 10:30 p. m. I :,, ' .. " • .' Gll l 961 F al:c: F:.;'" �..:"": o•:.__Ji� 1 =.: �1'111 0. =lll Tlck � • •: __:..;.._.;.;..;� .. .._ _ .,..., •_ --__ ·� -���• :1 . ld md llll. .._ :.: ::; .=;:.::: . ,, ; � ,. • ' I Baker Fur· nit· ure : ��..be-==-- � On The 8r19hmt Comer _In Mlclclleport '. : I I 1 Tile tld will love 'em anti they clo aave you fioor apace. See our llll'ae aelecUon priced low.· .'' ' . : I I Chrlol I :�:'____ SOUD OAK SUITES ' ' '. ' Special Service At Federated • rs Announced --· BEDROOM SUITES s129;00 " . . • ' ' .'; '' ' ." Famo111 froll .. tree refrileraton, automatic elee, r.naea, wuben and dryer■ u low u fl39.00. SOLID MAPLE SUITES ... ' ., " ' FRIGIDAIRE 4 PIECI ,. ' " It In on new during our Gift Of All 11'1 r. ½ " CASH for your old fu.- . ., '. ' For The Fl-t Appllance GIFT SUGGESTIONS '' ' ' s Save On Every Item In Our Store During Sale ; ' ,.,,ooo . SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY Open Every Night Tll 9 P.M. Until Christm•• Ttpe Reeordera ________ flf,,S Pockol ltedl■1 - - · - - - -·-- 129.H 6 tran1l1tar, comp1tte with Hr phone1 tncl c■rrylng UM. Cone.rt llectrlt11: Oreono - - - - - - 179.9' '349.H lterophonlc lenrd Player, _ _ _ --··---- t7'.H lyroco Wall C lockt ______ $1'.95 lyreco Well Pl8flu•• Ill If 2 · - - - - - - - - - - - ---··- t5.,S ... lllllty ethw attractive WIii pl�un. '>ix women delegates of 25 Welshtown Hill resldenta In Minersville told Pomeroy council Monday night IOIDI families on the hill don ' t have enough water eve to drink or do $imple laundry, and threatened to lel!'l movement to take their district oul of the Pomeroy COi' poration limits unless something is done. The six women , Mrs. Aaron Kelton, Mrs. Herac:hel A Jury of five men and seven women were seated Rose, Mrs. Samuel Gibbs, Mrs . Rollin Wolfe, Mrs. WU. Monday and nine states' witnesses were heard in the b_ur Imboden and Mrs. Orland Floyd, presented to coua, Appropriations for lhe motor cas of . the State of Ohio against Glenroy Ewing. e H _ ctl names of persons on the hill wishing to have toQ ,eMcle and ga, tax fund for lhe The Jury was seated at 10:05 after over a day of inwater piped to them. year of 1961 were ,et yesterday terrogations. A total of 70 possible jurors had been callMembers or oow,cil tald c h e denc. from lhe hill. most al ._ at a ,pceial rneeling of the Meigs ed. The defense used two of three peremptory chatwomen lhat their hand& are tied live in Poir.eroy . and otllft'I wbo County Commissioner, in t h e lenges left. The prosecution used none of the challenges lhat only lhe Public Utilities reoide ;n Sutton Towmhip. haft and courthouse. which automatically disallows a person from sitting on Conuruuion can order the Meip written a letter to lhe Publio 11$, MRS. K�NNEffl BYER The engineer•, salary was ael Water Ci. to pipe waler onto ities Commiwm al Oh-,, A lady In Mld�leport I� helping the spirit of Chrlstm�s a case. al $6,000 for the coming year with . . _ ln w state appearing i � the for eu O'Brien We!Bhlown hill, Jameo l'rose<ulor shu tn her _ for candles l ChrJStmas makmg days wa, tb_ese '44,000 approa bond or $200: M,mben 11 - lt wa, reported that a reprepriated for contract work done friends. She is Mrs. Kenneth E. Byer of 368 N. Thtrd- in charge of the State'• ease. Man- they amelled anything like gas. u l"ffl .ult die PVT. HAYMAN senlative of the water c:ompany :_ :; during thls year ; '9,487.50 wu set ave . S�e has made more ti.a� 20 candl�s this ye�r from ning Webster and Bernard Fultz, kerosene, etc., while the f i r e ...W u:": aside for Elmer Barrell, engineer old stick candles and paraffin by casting them ID card or Webster and Fultz law f I r m, wa, burning or H they saw rag, Pvl. Jame, W. Reyman, oon of said that il would <ml fZ1 ooo' ,-plo Mr,. Garnet Hayman, baa eom- plus 18 per cent intereat to �ipe l � �-.. _; servlcea; no,ooo for road mach- board milk cartons , tin cans and rubber balls. The dif- Pomeroy, are defending Mr. Ew- near the burned area. 11111 '-" wllf Byer Ing. Each wicneu' wllh the excep- pleted eight week, baalc training waler onlo the h UI. 'The informer _...... ferent colors are made by using food tnery and Interest, and $30. ,.,,1y to ..,.e ts . coloring. Mrs. I t would 1 ..,... ,..able ..0. ...., e ar 1· I d d got the 1" dea fro� read"ing a magazm� � r IC � an . S appropriated for an overdr�rt. At l0 : 30 thE! jury went to the tin of David Goodwin, said that at Fort Knox , Ky., and has been said that a six-inch line The co�issioners also sc!t the h�r annual proiect around Than�sgtvmg time m 1959. bu,iness establishment of Ewing's he did not amell anything. Good- �anaferred lo Fort Lewi!, Wa,sh· have to be added from the water- po,,,n.' _ where be oomplehng works ta u,, hill. approprlallons for the Molor Ve- Smee then she has made approxunately 50 candles, us• West Main Street which Ew- win ukl lhat he wu al the buildnc agreed ta have lit _ training paratr padvanced r ilmen Cou dts are candles wen mon e O oo 01 l l- ing Is charged by the otaie wilh Ing the day foUowing the fire and t 10 far ne of lhe wo hide and Ga, Tax FWld for the ing original de�igns and shapes. H r village Solidtor, Fred_ C,o,r, lhat be could smeU ,omething in- ing. Pvt. Hoyman attended Ea.,t- ...,.. .....,. u .u,.,- -le II cemainder of 1h18 year and the buted to shut-ms about her netghbor�ood and other try ing ta burn. n i II lrJlnl ID present lime has bardly _,.., reoe c lhe "' denta &!rts of . Middleport. And she sees to ti that relabvea Soon afierwarc!· the state·, firsl describable, but he dkln'I know em High School. monlh of January' l!ICII. wa w"' P......__ I • • �· gel ter "·,...a -· 8 ----for theIr ChrlsI mas d"mner tab !e, too. drinking waler • MOil cistem1/1 ve a ruce one The CQmmissioners_ appropriat- -----'----------- ---�-- witness, Clarence Frank, w a 1 whal hill • source of water lo the resldenls, <I $3,700 for tho bridge c r e W, placed on tbe stand He ... aaid Goodwin WU al the building 'The council voted for Ibo tlu are dry. � for direct labor, $6 ,000 wit lire the following day lo be the person w� reporled the the mg, lo allow rmdentl 1119 llf a � 25 reslthat One woman said fo_� ma mtenance and repairs, and ___________ fire at the Ewing building OP May Harry MeLaughlan, Jr. , arson In· village pump whkb $217.50 for employe<s help In the veatlgalol' from lhe state F i r C 18 of thia . ta from pnvately ._. reeolullon. will be lhe :"" s , who hall' oflico ' Maro , m mon Po . y rue · Followln;:. testi ' In other actions the oommisleading lllate witness. er en cer eroy The de;.gation aaid I foll Iii . � � i:l; .7 A number of wllnwe!, from the ' ,inn•rs received the finaneial Marion Ours , 77, died suddenly a• his Racine RD 2 · e state a in appea ro water mpany should not by._ statement of the road fund and residence yesterday afternoon. _ · a fire dep rtment mentiol1ed ,eeln rking 81 test ied be m the 11n<e mo,t al Ibo a � " wo u aa,sed a resolution permitting LeFuneral services are tentatively scheduled for Thurs-l wu� or 1: th Officers were _ named for n�xl he duru,g officer Police oome I Pomeroy ask in g for wai.r are •rl Township ta purchase a used day at 2 p.m. at the Letart M ethodist church. Burial will n year at a meetmg of lhe J,mior f lhe that he like • co a fi lhe 1 1 nd g I h n re • corporal.,n limits • La . . . ura molor l!l'ader on the deferred pay- follow in the Letart Cemetery beside his late wife' Fair Board beid Saturday in _lhe directed troffic during lhe lime went mlo detail. They aiso said that f ment plan. not ta exceed 19,000. Powell Ours, who died in 1950. Extension Service Office. County the of witnesa other only of the blaze. The ID!8DI ol 5el'Yiee lo them cm Ill& uis aon Creed Janes for • numblr , It wa, moved. by Commisslon- Children suniving are L<i Rumlleld, w h o Elected were Carl Wallon. Ra- Carrvll w. Caito, Point Pkm- he woned aul lhey DIIJ .. to In �ur appearing wu day wllneu � The o 1, u r er Roland NeuWlng ta tran,fer Oun, WellsvUle, Denni& . of ean wu 01.an Good- waa appeanng for the ■Ille. He elne, president: Palsy Price, ant City Attorney , was appolnled be N!mOYed from 1h,, «<pr I from the Unanticipated Emerg,n- W inter Park. Fla. ; Kenneth Funeral services will be held the ataie 1 � for Ew- Portland, v1ce-pre11dent : Janel by Governor Cecil H. Underwood, 1 limila .,f Powto,. cies and Contln gencie, Fund ISO NelsonvUI• ; Wiley Ours. Racine; al the -Ewing Chapel al 2 p.m win, Pomeroy f\Nlfflll. He tesli- testified lhal ho -lted secretary : lo fill the oeal In lbe HIIWIO of DelRutland , Wright, 1 al eaU O<CUrred. '9 1 Ing when the Oilier into the Clerk of Court■ FWld !or Mn. Mildred Ours Donohue. Ra- Friday afternoon and budal will fled he an,wered the lln as- egac.. from Muon County follow- Couoctlmeu voted to � •­ Lang,ville. Wayne a l Roush. w y dl he nd cu aa dn'L Rumlield', testimon other •�-. and Ill int. the cine RI. 2; Ralph Oun. N e w follw In the Ravenawoocf' Ceme- the Ewing building but l ing the reoqp,ation of Clifford Car- · oxtra police offic!er m attic durlni ohort when II wu announced tba1 aislanl oecrelary. Conunt.toners Fund. iery be■,ldl her late huaband, '" an)'lhlnl In the Brighton, Pa. _ d The young people . repre,eoting der who wu electec! to lhe oeat tween 9 Lm. unUI I p.mt O n wu aiso reoolved that t h e Also survlvln& are Jodaoo _ of Braxton J-.,,, ,J'riondl ma,\' call tho flN that may ha!• ,tarted R. �_ of the Juror'• lather 1>a F.FA.. F.H.A.. 4-H Club boy, ia lhe November aeoeral eledlon. traffic moving 'l1unclay told he WAI denoe, DoQohue Mildred dliiil. ,,_ heal Smoke and of A_th• tL lbe !poor/4 Boan! ol· &•n!y,, _ Lake and l!Jrvey · . , ; .by lbe falhe<'• dealt!. ,.,,.i_ g!rla group,. wilh their advl- Carder gave "poor �" u Saturday al this weelt clio le ..,. 1 her of , uld. · request an ,advance of , ens, _, . • James Soulaby, ilclo • lir9nan Cnmmoll l'leu Judge John Ba, sors, _ wlll help plan and carry oot Ibo reason for bil mignalm ge.t)iilr......,,.,. Chrl■bna .....' · anticipation, of the laxell fen- the Friend, may call at the Ewlnl n Me1g, lhe County 01 _ acliv1tire> beeauoe g announced lhat_ Rk<:led wa■ along Casto co wiJb buildi burn the when then n pen_ pruent g counlJ general ,fund, Funeral home antyime b e f o r • ed, tettHied he and other firemen of lhe deolh Ibo trial wUI ...,.., Junior Fair which each year Ill George Rairden and Brighi Mo- '!be water rate ha Commissioner, Don M u 1 1 e n Thunday al noon when the body _ an lmporla.ot part of lhe Melg, Causland a, candklateo for the agaia dlscoAoed but 80 dellDlla attempted ta put the blaze o u I unlil December 28 al 9 a.m Dan Rerllnget and Roland Neulz• will be removed for servkt>a- Rev : County Fair scheduled for Aug. office at a meeting of the 1,1...., action WIii taken. Carl bull were d jW'y the r oo the Seated third the cif floo from ling were in attendance. Paul Casio will be In charge. , o16-29, 1961. Yoong. wa■ County Execullve Coounillee, then Counctlmeu determined to (Ill Elva Phillipa, 11 nece Iha! found 1tln A R but Ing Hall, Mra. Mary Jane,, 91, died lall y de Howlncl ex offi Advisor and, with son ,ary cer, n gar T . Y _l • r, Governor Underwood made t h e the cinder ..,....i.. ·- by !Ill Ed ry , ta go Wat Ma nighl al lhe Meig, General , , HowMn h e r, ard Nolan, presidenl lo I N•ig : obert nllo ladders, cUmb final oeledion l(<IOn lhe list of village baek into wwtma -F. le Carroll Wolfe, n le R , nine o'clock_ , Don m,. viceadvilory th thel W o o d . arc! Ebersbaeh, E . red I and heve ciddm pb<ed Glf-1); from building the oh of lop Mild ue • She was a l'oriland resident centrala Mae raues Mi w ea Lengen andi president_: llll Led the fire tte A Jackson County natlv e , Cu! flood road OD top of Linea1a . K eaid that a Agn He Wright E r and had made her home with her The lighting conte11t for t h e of I h e Lucy Donohue. adv1SOry secretary, and C. lo he, been praeticing law since ' So that lhe ...i eu be 11■ ; fl'Oot ier, near lbe l ated ly oc Bend Area sponsored by lhe New the I h I r d E. Blalte�ee. adv1BOry asst. his graduation from w..c Virgin- Sign■ wUI be plaoed ID ,... ..,. Haven Garden Club 18 progreu- attic which ii obove Untversicy in 1948. He ii asso- lol'l&Ca of icy - - tk, secrelary. Door. Ing nicely, Other wilnellH making an apOetalled plans for next year ciated wilh the law finn Casto- roa! . The date set !or the Judgi g 11 will he made al the meelillt! of Walters In Point Pleaaant. arance before the court duru,g Chief of Police Jed J. December 22 A lraclor-lratler over-turned In c. pe d all Feb. morning trial for the Saturday J pas . the of the group t of t He l h presiden e i day first report of 26 artelQ, 17 ecclf t the are requeated :have :i/��8about 9: lfi, a. m. Monday O II Roy Ka•t the County Filth Judieial Bar MOOC;ation, investigaled, 10 bonds tabn, • 0 Reuter, .m. Roy at _ were 1 tale , � 11161 4, plays lighted by e p.m. onl hat � Roule 17 near Baird Store about Exien11on office. and past preoklent of the local funeal eteorlll. m complalnla 111r John McKenzie and David . 12 miles north of Pt. Pleasant evening. As ,tated before, a I I l pe , ers alCendmg lhe meeCmg Rotary Club. He he■ been actlve vestigaled, two iUepl Plnilll � oth . Goodwin eau■lng an estimated $2<!.000 In re,!denla living In the aroa from he la,l Saturday were these mem- In politics for several year■ and rest■, five warnioga -■-1, ie tald the court property dama1e .. the traclor Columbia ta Graham Sta- McKenz Weal wing follo dmg son Mar buil ben, Sharon Jewel, Patric!a served u a member or the exe- emergency, $1,091 ltNlt ...,. John C. R the chard ocked Sgt. J padl _. was completely demolished by lion.are eligible to enter the cono may y for n lhe p0 tative of Ualietl • B � laten■U n■I Blakeslee . John Grue�r, Bruce eutive committee of the Young re u n ordera collected and ine Recruit ing represen pa$aft.er overturning. test , Dec. 21 Is the entry dead- the The IIK'Ond ma.J()f storm of the MclCelvey, Roland Sayre, Charlul Republican League oC west Vir- · Jot c.'OIJected, WM • from Portsmouth. Ohio t the key wa1 handed area, this tha and or The driver of the tractor-trailer m ze e. unced a 120 day delay ;i to the night policetnlll\ on winter moved over Ohio tod ay Lee, Earl Hunt; advisory mem- ginia and was a delegate ta the cepted by l'OWICil. was J. R. Breamer of Fancy Gap, haa anno rst pri of $10 will be ward- over _ dumplni the first of what wu a bers wer. Mrs. Howml Nolan National Co,wenlion In 1115$. Council will - imt T I � Va.. who received minor lacer- program. ed In all calejlOries Second and duly five lnehes of IIIOW In and Mro. Virgil Aikin■ . yo ch ed i p ----plan. q cted un red this ea r Unde uk i altarney1 ue Oefen■e , al 8 p.m. 1" ....., a;,;..,:l fl � ze � ird ho liven A al lon■ about the head and wu pri ■ will th ,.me area■. lee. .. Blak enlist In the U. S. Mar Patricia can Miu men for the coming it - MIii, oo V ' trealed at Pleaaant alley H grand p,ize of ,1s being given 1'11e U.S Wtather Bure�u said 1ng vice-president, preaided at right �ow and leaev for their Ines ed. • 80 pit.al and released. . by the App8lllChlan Power Com• lhat the ,now accwnulallonl by the meeting unlil new officen, after the new year �I al the -. Aerordlng to State Police who basle lralnmg pay .. a grand prize for the Three_ penons wen fined yes- Coun lmen s time tonight wffe expected' to average were aelect.ed. offer Th program s. begin u1 Franklin Riis. par ci s ac h the , e t ciden be t entry In the coneht. investigated t by Judge Schefeer Don Collini. ad i., terday m county and 4-6 lncheo over the _____ gained tawards promot ion an d . drl�er ron hiB truck off the road 0v U LI hi Caieg <enlral portions and 1-3 Inches In MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Emmett People,. higher pay once a quallfled young lie Fuli,;, Mll)'Ol' Charle'! �. ' onlo the berm cau,lng_ II ta overIng, Re�:.. N.::i.ug:u,; Walter C. Baker entered a and Clerk Edna SchoeaSeb, signed to ac a s actuall the aouth. n Black' Nonna Admissions ma y s • Doorway Religious i:nd Non-Rel tum 'ffle truck w4s loaded with live duly. Road.o In the oorthwesl portion well, Pomeroy ; Mrs. llorah . .. mv plea and was fined '5 and llgtou,; Window, Religious a n d potaloe,. The traclor-trall1 •ere reported snow covered and Leonard, Middleport ; Helen Fair- costs on a charge of intoxication ; D Non-Religious· Lighted L I v I n g a er waa owned by the Wright MotSERVJCE ANNOUNCED ,slippery from the stonn that cloth Racine and M rs. Harry : Warren Black, was fined $5 and omeroy Squ Chriatmu ,.;_ or Lines of North Wilkesboro' i. on a speeding eitat lon by Two Rum Monday Resulls of lhe recent election moved Into lhe state !tom North- Dav� Pomeroy. rt l The Chrlatmas program or the l In Th idff pa N c. t , Fi Ohin State Patrol. and Leon- The PtAoauy EmergeD£f .... �he De r Z ildred _ i� Syracuse Turnpike Ohio t aa partmen he re of :ne:C. Enterprise E. U 8. church will e igle em Arkan ,. The . ______ D harges M 8 w w f , en Fi nty D. •Longo was fined $10 and wu ea1led .into terVice once late-.. r Meigs Cou rt UJ c: . !..o g1 a J ' rem peed reduced to 40 and the was limit 11 be Saturday evening December :. te GAME MOVED UP n Middlepo · Bertha S e r the U ! t on a speeding charge. costs e r we M ion t tzti c'. ; weste the in yesterday morning and apm Ille Associa oannounc«I t hour of an 1 miles chit,": rn : l r:\ he o Neu ng, iddleBottom The Kyger Creek-Rutland bu- 24, �t 7:30 in charge esot1g M )ona d F ----H335 TU in lhe .;-.,1™ t day. wiU sec ion. , port and Margart! Bailey Ra-I ketball game will be played dren and youth. 'The youth Mn. Philip W I rt • nl of · ' PARTY TONIGHT l Fire Deparbne oxpecled ta gradua : ,.,.: ll U15 !Jo . Sid Syracuse were Al U:30 a.1" ■q11edP11P1 e Thunday night al Kyger. 11 wu present the candlelight service M • A yd I-I Legion gh Jr. The A,aJli, Arneriean wilh during_ l : nt the i CUndllf Gleim are called ta the office of Dr. T. A. fken, � clear Iy i World lllUl1 " the ': scheduled originally for Frida:,,. enlttled Tbe Light er _____ y en e■ he In by W Lu will Mlddleport 128 iel, . c of Post A rr ary Friend, leo Hewetaon b flume•. Snow Ou sst ,ome IIIIO lhet chief: i.. admmloler ..,,.,. It W la Je8111." Oec. 33rd. 1 ' •ven"ng December 11 ' hold its meeCing lh;, evening al a palleol 1abu 1ben by 11io .. ' Ori& Hubbard, captain ; Larry wen, expected to persist oo OD• upporl I e 7:30. There will ho a abort bu,. cine emergency uni. Al •=• pa Hubbard. lieutenant, Pele CundHf, Wednesday. ----According to t e c o r d a in lneas_ session followed by a auilt,. aquad membeD ....awaal ,a ,al president; Bill Hudaon, vice-pre&office a non- mu party and a $1 gilt aclumge. lo the Paul Cloocb noldenoe • ON LANDING SIOP klent, and Jim White, oecretary Lot ! the clerk of al wa• r Sal interior r Ray , r been reconlhas , se charge Lemaate support trea Beech Grove road. Bil -L. and OlveY._ · aure I A t'Br and traclor a>llllion OD G EVENIN TO fi CHANGED m ho diagnond •• was Phillips war lon Tho l Mary eloclriclon by ed ion• � ,ec• rornmunlca reman. uoc e! lecled IO Schoo I the Pomeroy Hlg� l park• 1 aDed. I Ing lot was investigated by Pom-1 At the County Association meet- ond clua, USN, of RQute 1, Rut- against Jack Ellsworth Phillips. The Syracu.!M!l Grade School op- monla. A phytician wu e p I e land, Is ■ervlnK aboard lhe dock ! The charge waa drawn up in eretla "Santa S.,ves lhe Day" eroy Polke officers l.,l night al l in!', memben l'HI� . t for the coming landing ahlp USS Caaa Grllld i judkial clttult court of Florida wUI be presented Wedl-1ay 11 pre,iden Cundiff : • 10: 10. • Wedneoday of Instead y r Kenny Imboden, v ke-preai- operating wllb the Sixth Fleet l ln and for the county of D u v a I, uo p. m The big Sur.day fire on Gravel HIii I n Middleport Jimmy L. Watson. 17, Mlner■- i ea , evening aa formerly llDIIIIUllCOd. ■. den! , and Bruz Mill,, oecn,tary . In the Medlierraneao. t around was urning he said vllle, drew aeveral notable volunteer assistants besides mem · ·­ hers of the fire company who are self -trained at their in lbe parking lol and didn't see -- - the tractor which ii ownec1 b)' the fire figbUng jobs. • One sU<li" pruon V"'Y much In We may yal have a While ,chool and ran bead-on into ft. The front el lh• car drivon evidence wu Dr. Josepl, J: Da- airtstma■. I Until Chrlstm•• Chrlstmn Sale. ce1h for Chrl1tmas. Nine Witnesses Gave Testimony on TIL 9 PM $. •-t '"1, elwo i I ---..., ,... " -· - • - al a -­ ooo OPEN IXTRA CASH U .... la Roush's Shoe Store Wesleyan Guild Mlddleport elun,, , Mon. end Tu-.dey DN. 25, 26, ,27 "'PSYCHO . Anthony l'erkln■, Vera M1le1 PHONE WY-2-51 30 IN POMEROY MRY NIGHT T� CHRISTMAS rwletl ,.. Cisterns, Dried Up, Empty, Have Brought Critical Problem In Ala The Glenroy Ewing Trial Engineer's Pay Determined By Commissioners TONIGHT ond TUISDAY , . ___ .... Weather (Welshtown Hill Delegation Of Women Ask \Water Service, Help From Pomery Council $6,600 Aloo S.locted lhorll and • • • NO. 207 Salary Set At Sandra Dee, Cliff Robertaon, Jwnes Darren I I LA I VOL XII ent1 n e __ -,- -.. -___ ... .. ....._ .-- ----------------------------•-•-- - --·-- - __ (Color) We take care of all your holiday wearables and give you fast dependable service always. ' UN I C • Brultu!u Men "GIDGET" Service J: From Home TOtDn NOW SHOWING D ry Cleaning •.. Mr and Mrs , Robert , . ,.c'J M . aon, returned to thtJr home Ill Wh!!!!ling, W . Va. after vlaitiD@ Saturday and Sunday with theiJ parents , Mr. and Mn. P. L Mitch and Mr. aod Mn. J o b t &ines. Joe McBride of Hwitingtoa vll­ Jled Saturday evening wlth b I 1 aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrt. Clarence McNeal. Mr. McBridt who had been in New York or business , was on his way borM Rev. Donald Boone who b 1 1 been a patient at Meigs General Hospital for the past two weeb was returned home ye,ierday af. ternoon. LIBERTY THEATRE QUICK 2-HOUR at y Buy MerclaandiH Afddl You Want - WE HAVE • >' 1 lto-i ""11'� -- . food.,_ lflllllllaS d ,S ■ ... IS( c111-•• " 1 - Slltl flCIJ Tl · I Ii Ii .,, :J; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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