https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/283bc422f7dcf1134e8aa898b5db5994.pdf 7d9823b13637d4bc0256114d3a8a7a24 PDF Text Text ' .'• ' •. ' · ::-Dally SentineL P<>meroy-Mlddlaport, SO Attend Dinner Meeting Tuesday Of Chester COUnCI'/ D 01A GTOUp _. ... "" r : .. ~: "'' ' ' !. :~~ "' .,, ... LO '( Wood Carving of Nativity Obtained ~allabury Troop In Bethlehem Displayed qt Ha, Holiday Party o., Dec. IS, ttes Mainly About Peopllt lit The December ~a Cin:le of Gmeroy m~ the Around And About Middleport Meditations Remembrances Feature M.ISSIOnary . sOC/ety . c· Ie Meetmgs . • Young Children A.re GuestS at Christmas Party Gl VOL XVII NO. 209 ' ing- Tomorrow, Friday until5 in the Enjoys Party - As usual we'll close I' ' .. POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIC) f)f Tlul Meigs-Ill,.._ Area FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1965 E onstruction , e Tonight, Thursday until 9 In the even· ., Christmas Eve at 5. * G V M reg an e er Is Host for Church Party I D1m0ted To The Shop At Elberfelds One Won One Class Dl'nes, •••If . enttne . / Rev. Perrm" Speaker for PHS Assembly I Mi . . evening . Dl .... Christmas Eve Communion Service At Grace Episcopal Church to be held ot1flrmwht 011t that the light 'l'lle Sansbury Girl Sot!Uts Veotmenta of the ancient offered at 10 o'Clock Ch•lstmas United to the shepherds on the Troop lOO met al the home ol church will be worn 1..-· ihe .mDl'lling, lor those who cannot 1 11 6 30 baked ham dinner pre- 1ng. Quarterly birthdays wm Methodist Church was h a! d Chrlstmio 'was not of this Mra. Phil Ollllnger Friday even- eondlelilht service of Holy Com- attoll!l the Christmas Eve Nr(eded the meettns of Che.•ter 1 be observed then, with the kJI. Tuesday evenlns at the church. but was the slory of the Lord. for 8 Chrlatmas party. munton Christmas Eve at 9 p;m. vice at t. Council. Daughters of America, chen committee servlnS the re- Miss Patricia Fields, student Prayer by Mrs. Richard Rupe Following a h,ymn, Mrs. , In Grace Episcopal church. ---Tuesday evenlns. with 50 pre- freslunents. Ada Morris and nurse at Holzer Hosptal School opened the meetint!. Symbols nie displayed a Christmas Games were played and Sifts "The Story of the Chfilltmas ""lecflJ Circle Meet~ '1ent. Ada Morris asked grace. Letha Wood reported on taking Of NurslnS, Is spending a weelcs ol Christmas were used on the she had received which was uciransed. -Each Sirl received Fire," created lor the oecatlo~, "'~. ' , , , Leda Mae Kraeuter,' rouncil. a basket of fruit, candy and vacation with her parents, Mr. worablp center, including a adapll!tion from the a Girl Scout drlnklnl and , will be told by The Rev. IUcb. AI ClaW,tth Dmner ' or. opened the meeting in ritual- ~ nuts to Bernice Ridenour, and and Mn. Joseph Fields Sr. wood carving of the Nativity, 4J Uno Bible printed in 1456. a candy cane from her ard Martin rector In place of The EJeCta 'Cin:le met at ' lstic form and reported ill were Erma Cleland and Esler Wright , and Jeffrey, purchaaed by MI., Lydia ' Eb- told the ilory of Christmas Mra. Wi!Uam Ohlln&er tho aermoo: · ' . . ·f.lnt .BapUat chilr,ch ·~f ~ Mary Parker, in hospital, and 1on taking a basket to Faonie l Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Milhoan ersbachln Betblehem In 11162. cordins to Luke, which Phil Ohlinger. Icier · ' port wltll a . ~IS drE 0 Zon> Btgii• and Selma Call have i Adams at Elmwood rest home. and son, Rhett, spent Monday The scene was carved by ..-. read by Mra. Downie. were served to Connie children of the Sllll!lay li01cl11fl p:ai. ,Mro, WiUII ' babv bovs A thank you letter In Marlette with Mr. and Mrs. phan boys In the Christian AP" 1 Tw• e&rols preceded the Floranell Burney, Ann. School will sins a selection -of· 'tltOtiy; iilile cillajl'ln)ll!; ,pres , .,; ,.,;1 from Golde Kra<'kom· l At the close of the m~ting Robert Calland, . prt>ach Mission. ltns of Mathew 2:1-11 by Coonie Grueser, Becky carols before the aervlce bet!~ .'In the abs¥. !>(_!lk•. Tqpy 1 berger tor cards sent her whtle ! a Chrtstmas party was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sadler Rupe whO explained the Debbie Ohllnser, Nancy and all young people are In Fowler. ' Jli and fro m Dorothy Lawson JWhile members were seatPd in iof Bridseport arrived today to Mrs. Rupe told of the period lbQI of the star. The star Diana Ridgway, Beverly Smith, vlted to atay for the rejnalnder . 'Mrs, Dave. [)ant was~ Comtwtmcations were read , a cir<le. Santa arrived and the · spend Christmas with ber sister, of advellt and e<plalned the guided the WISemen was a Darlene Michael, Sheila Folmer, of the service. A nursery In HDIIal . ~~- 8J1d bed .lor from F'dtlh Wakely. district de- ~ group •ang Christmas carols I Mrs. Bentz Wolfe. four weeks berore Christmas. only destsn. A carol and Shelly Clark, Becky WUI ODd a the parish houae Is provided bor theme, "~emlier." Treats put) '"'tUng aU past council· I With Olive Eeber as acrom· l Miss Bonnie Smith student ~ ats,oI fplatned ':'"t the by Mrs. Downie closed prl> guest, Kim Ohlinser. for the younsest family mem· wore Jli'OP81'ed lor: flll!il-lna lor '" ;.. au end a mt'Oting .lan· l pan is!. The book officers and ; at Glenville State College in co or VlO e • or purp e, r<:P"" srun. hers. tbe holiday and Mrs. AnthQDJ usrv ! "' Pomeroy !OOF for Erma Cleland. deputy. were pre. Weal Virginia, arrived Friday ' seated moumlns or penitence; Mrs. Jay Warner, 'l'lle church has been decor- anno"''C8d that tlie circle would . D , P : sented gift•f thby Mary Holler, . to d the I d the red rose a symbol of Mary, conducted • sh..-t business ,... IS• ated for the occasion with Oo- have devoUOilS ~r the January '"~""' "ttun of a 1Slrlrt ast ' ch ood f d evemns apen hoI ays mather of Jesus J_esus IS re- st Can-d good5 wers and poinsettia plants about m•etm'.• of ..._ Socle·_ty. Pre·~ . 0 or er wltb her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C11un J!o! s rlub am~an • e g · ~ II'W ~ a ~It! oan The guo <! ol order committee I <'Ummlttee. Secret pals were re- Menzel Smith. !erred to as the Ro~e of Sharon. b1'0118bl by the members t~ the alter, wreaths on walls and were Mrs. Anthony, Mrs. Dal:)tt, fhunked the Young Wives rluh vealed wtth a g1fl. new names Mrs. J. A. Eden and motltor, 'l'lle symbol ol light was ~· prepare baskets for ~eedy faml· doors, ribbons and pine 011 the Mra. N..-a Hamilton, Mra. MU· lor leavtnR th• decora ted tree drawn for the commg year. and ' Mrs. B. F. Gravely returned pla1ned by Mr~. T. A. Dowrue lh!s. Refreshmenta m keeplns pews, and a Christmas tree. ton Hood, Mrs. Joe Wllaon, for the meetmg A vo~ of g1fl< were exchanged.. Lilli! home Tuesday £rom Dunbar, who said that light to ChriStians wtth Christmas were served by Several pieces of Christmas Mrs. Frances Bearha and Mrs. thanks was ~iven the kiU:h•n Chnsty won the door pi'IZe, W. Va. Mrs. Eden Is tmprov· symhohzes the commg of the host'""''· Mrs. Jack Car· music, both rare and famlllar, Richard OWen. · committee for preparing the din- ! 1ng from surgery at 'l'llomas ChriSt. She lighted two can<lles sey and Mrs. Charles Perst~ will be offered by the choir. . Esthe · Ktd•nour thanked • Memorial Hospital on the worship center, one for er. Favors were nut cups o and besl·loved e&rois are to be ANNOUNCE PROGRAM ; :;· l'am /or gift to her at ! ~ Mr. and Mrs. J~mes Patter· His divine nature and one for Ia~ doily and decorated with sung by the congregation. 'l'lle EnterPrise EUB church 0 1 the Hoosier meet ing. 11 was an- I f son and sons, Brent and Terry His buman nature. It was pomsetltas. Rev, Wilbur Perrin o1 the A celebration of the Holy Com- will bave Ita Christmas prograjll Pomeroy Federated Church munlon, without mucls, w~ll be Fri"·y at 7;: 30 p.m. nounced that the books would I ol Racine were Wednesday din"" be audtled December JC at the • ner guests of his mother, Mrs. spoke at the aonual Christmas ' assembly of Pomeroy H I • b I Patterson. Desse home or Lucille Kaeuler. Installation of officers was lfC Wednesday afler!IO'In. announced for the next meet· Christmas meditations an d given to those present including 'l'lle assembly prosram was ·--- -----Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· holiday remembrances for shut Mrs. Kloes, Mrs. Frank the final activity of the Porn doo of HuntinSton, are apending the Christmas vacation with Ins and home and foreign ms- brew, Mrs. Harold Chase, eroy calendar year usherlns sionaries highlighted the meet· John Fultz, Mrs. John the Christmas vacation for their parents, Mr. and Mrs . lngs of the circles of the B. H. Mrs. Charles Edwards, students whlcb wUI extend James Brew'ngton, Middleport, Sanborn Missionary Society of Jacob Turner, Mrs. James January 3. :OON Mr.Hand Mrs, VLuck"'fdoo the F'rst Baptist Church which I ders, Mrs. Fielding .:~~~~~~~~ 1 ew aven, W. a. . M met Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lera Jones, Mrs. The annual ChriSimao party 1 Mr and Mrs Willis Anthony\ 1 embers of the One Won One ! The members of the Lovejoy Searles Mrs. Richard for th~ Middleport Kindergarten 1 were.ln Canal Winchester Tues- ~ass of the Pomeroy First Ba~ Circle met at the home Qf son, a~d Mrs. Donald Boone, c!a!:lses w~s held Wednesday day to attend funeral services ] list church met at the _Martm I Mrs. Paul Smart for their meet· guest. The next meeting mornmg WJth the room mothers for Harold Hoy who died sud- ! re;t~~r;.•t Mo;~ayta~enmg .f: ing with cookie treats being dis- announced to be held at In charge. denly Saturday. . • ·the ~~~er~ e the carn'th trlbuted to shut-ins later in the home of Mrs. Richard Owen His talk followed a Toys were pre!lented to the : ou1 rJ mas erne ~ 1 evening. Mrs. Manning Kloes, the circle is to have the sented by the Stwdent AcliviiJrll classroom inc)uding a battery 1 Alan Wallace,. who i~ with ;grt>en _cover. and .8 cente:rpi_ece chairman, opened the meeting gram for the January B. Association. Featured in operated train, dolls, telephone, the_ U. S. ~avy , .1s spendmg the of white poinsettias and pme. with a reading, "Busy Inns." Sanborn Society meeting, were Terri Fultz, Sandra Hen1d·ll tops. games, and other toys holidays With. ~us parents, Mr. Following the dinner the group Devotions were given by Mrs. rix, Linda Haggy, Shirley from a fund f!lven by parents of and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and went to the home of Mrs. Harry Charles Searles using the f ter, Jennifer Menchinl, ~~:~::II the children, an ann•al project. bis_brother, Bruce. of Marshall Lee Bailey, East Main-st. for theme, ''In the Fullness of Legar, Becky Nease and S Mrs. Dale Walburn and Mrs. UmverSity, and thetr Sisler, a meeting and party, The home ,"rtme," and reading "The Globokar. Fred LewiS '!'ere cha1rman for Nancy. was beautifully decorated, in- 1Strangers ." Mrs. John Fultz Tbe Pomeroy Glee Club, tbe party, assisted by Mrs, Char- Airman Tom Anderson. ol the , eluding a lighted tree under was program chairman and der the direction of Mrs, II. Wtnobrenner, Mrs. Gary Wa- U. S. Alrfon"O, is spending the \ which gifts were placed. presented an article written by A Chrtstmas party was held cllle Swackhamer, presented ~nd, Mrs. Walter Harn•. Mrs.l Christmas holiday with his pa-\ Mrs. J. E. Foster, vice pres!· ~athryn . Marshall entitled , at the home or Greg VanMeter several numbers. Barbara """'II Charles Smith, Mrs. N..-man [ rests, Mr. and Mrs, Francis : dent, was in charge of the bust· When Chnslmas Means the •for the Primary Class of the nedy, president of the SAA, Yeauger, Mrs. Kenneth Wlit~I, Anderson and tamtly, ! ness sessien, Mrs. Dale Wippel Most.:~ . . RuUand Church of Christ Wed- ved as mistress of ceremonie!l. Mrs. John Gross and Mrs. Will· I Miss Seren Lewis a fresh· I thenked the members for the Donng the busmess sessiOn neaday from 6 to 8 p.m. The Earl Youns, advisor or the SAA lam Ingels. i man at Warren-Wils;., College many cards, gifts and flowers . the circle voted to sponsor two home was beautifully decorated :t!r~i. Thoodosta Frecker di· Mrs. Rey~olds, teacher, was ; in Ashville, N. C. is spending sent her wbile ilL The annual school lunches for the next and gifts were, placed under S Cl pr<'sented w1lh a camall<ln ~r- 1 the Christmas vacation with her business meetins of the church month and to. send gifts to the a lighted Christmas tree. . tri:~ c.:: (Rodth Karr) dl!· sage Sh.e pres~nted the child-1parents. Mr. and Mrs. William ' was announced for January 12 scholarship glfl, Emma Jane Ashort progra*' was held wtlh follow· the Yasto e ren wtlh mlmature nativtly Lewis and daughter. Olita. : and plans were made lllr a pot. · Justice, and Betty Killian, borne prayer by Teresa VanMeter, lllg sembly. scenes and favord were g1ven Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hindy luck dinner. \missionary at Wierton, W. Va. The Birth of Cjlrist £rom the by the room mothers. Ice eream and chl!dren of Seneca Falls, A Christmas story was read I and other missionaries and fami- second chapter: · of Luke wa5 and candy canes were _se::'ed: New York, are spendins the by each member d~ring the lles. _ read by Brenda lin. The P"" holidays here with their parents. devotiOnal period wh1ch closed : The Smart home was aecor· gram was clo wilh prayer I Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and ! with the formation of a £riend- aled throughout in the holiday be Greg VanM~er. AN OPEN LEnER TO THE MOTORISTS OF MEIGS COUNTY : Mrs. 0. Hindy and family I ship circle and silent prayer. theme including a lighted tree. Games wer'lj played with , Pomeroy, Ohio I Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D~rst Gifts were exchanged and a Refreshments of holly decorat- prizes going to each child. An , and soo of Akron are spending gilt was sent to Mrs. J. H. Step· , ed cake, Ice cream trees, and exchans~ of gifts was made. I (HAPPY BIRTHDAY ERNIE) TONIGHT Thru SATURDAY ; the holiday with his mother, ; henson teacher of tht class and , coffee were served at the c1ose Each child r.ece1ved can~~ cane "~~S~~~A~~ : Mrs. S.ulah While and other ' to Rev. Carver Williams. White I of the evening. Fav..-s or holly\ candy stocking, and mm1ature (Technlcolor) : relatives. i gifts were brought by the mem· : nutcups and candy canes were sleigh and reindeers. Gifts w~re Now it can be told and should be, we believe. 7 years ago, Ernest Burton Peter O'Toole, Peter Sehen, I Mrs. Harold GeBrge and new hers for a basket for 8 needy presented to the class teacher, Joined with our organllatlon as our Meiss County Representative. At that ~~~~ :;,rr~~t/:.~'·w~.f:'~ii: son. Brent Edward have been ramify. Thelma Hysell, from her pupils, time, we bad few members In the area and aervlce was at a low ebb. en, Ursula Anaress. I rdurned from Holzer Hospital I Prayer by Mrs. T. T. Shelton ~efreshments of decorated cook- ' ~OOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS 1to the home of her parents Mr , closed the meetins, alter which lies, Ice cream, and kool·ade I Ernie has worked bard and faithfully during the following years In build· (~.~~!...... I and Mrs. L_ w. McComas. Thei~ : a dessert course was served to with those named above were ! etber son, Brian Lee has been 1 those named above and Mrs. bara VanMeter. Others present , ing membership repreaentatlon and service. He has been a loyal and faithful SUNDA'!r MONDAY with his grandparents while Mrs. 1 Lorain Sterrett. Mrs. Joseph ! with thos 11llmed above were i oervant and the employees, manasement and board of directors o1 the AutoTU•SDAY George was hospitalized. Cook, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Cindy and Steven Anderson, 1 mobile Club of Southern Ohio are pleased to take thla method of publicly DEC. 26-27·21 Mrs. Oliver Michael, Mrs. Albert ' 'l'lle home ol Mrs. Phil Meln· i Judith and Rosemary Snowden, commending him for his efforts and In reeognlzins him on his 76th blrtb date. "THAT ,UNNY FEELING" STUDENT DAY Smith and Mrs. Homer Braley. hart was the scene lor the re-I Michael May, Teresa Brown, p ~·,· WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY CHRISTMAS! * Elberfelds In Pomeroy I 1 ... .. '(·- 1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 I Mrs. Meinhart IH I s ostess or Holiday Patty I D ITeehnlcoior) 5~~~~ S,~.:.::.~bkitoDarln, -· l?· Talbot. Peaturette: Har1ln' Around CotomrtooM .. ! 'liN r I ~ • • Sl !' Student Recognition Da~ will Hostesses for the January meet. I ctnl Christmas party of the Jimmie Anderson, Ricky Bolin, be observed Sunday, Dec. 26, 1mg wtll he Mrs. George Skinner : Past Chiefs of Meigs Temple , Brett Carter, Bobby Williamson, at Heath Methodist Churcb with and Mrs. Victon Voung, Sr. Pythian Sisters. It opened with 1Beverely Thompson and Purl coiJege students taking part io the story of "Silent Night/' by VanMeter. the · Mr M lnhart ---_"':"Ice: _ -~-- . ~hr :eadings included, "The Slides Shown to Rut1and Churc h 444444 1 Program Given 44 ~~ ===:==•:-:cc•:::=-~ H ~ ~!'ft ·11{<·. • Sunday Evemng 1 .' , 800l s . i• i ftl 'theY ear 'ROU nd Gi ~ ~ Miss" &. Mother's ~ BOOTS " $3 99 $12 99 • • . • I II •• II' SOFT UNED $3•99 J Folhen anclli!lloyf-51m6-12 J eFLEECE LINED WELLINGTON _ Man who Ke~t Christmas" and WinebrennerGue•ll ''The Myster1ous V1sitor," by \ . Samuel Dogman. Games were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wmehren· pia ed and prizes won by Mrs. ner entertnlned m their home A Chnslmas program was : G..;rge Childs Mrs William i Friday evening. Rerreshmen!B : presented Sunday evenmg at the I ' · I ed to Dr d Mr · Rutland Church of Christ with Allman. Mrs. Pat Gallagher, were serv . an s. · d 1 Betty Bi•ga and Mn Karl Owen , Raymond E. Boice, Mr. 1 e by Sabra 1 preu e . · brought !' Mr s. A· M. "" •-bJ , 11arold wea· ·, the Ca piano da · th 1 The travelmg priZe na Y opemns e prosram Merritt. · followed by a con aU j Iby Mrs. Owen waa won by Mrs. I· ver. J'c., a nd El'·-beth ,.. ' h,ymn. 'l'lle Invoc.'i;~ "::s Meinhart. Gifts and corda were j Slides were shown of ! made by the minister R presented to Mrs. Meinhart in the South Pole, Alrlca, Gfb,ra~. II 0 Y observance of her birthday. AI- tar, Porto Rico and other inter- II 1 Carter. ' 1 1 : Recitations and son :so, a birthday cake baked by estlng places by Mr. · by these children . B gt~ ;er~ IMrs, OWen, waa served with 1who has bees In these places er, Tema Brown~ Br'::t ~[n,ltce cr.. m and a salad course. I wbile In the U. S. Navy. ~- Teresa Van Meter, B 0 b h y IThe table was covered with a Williamson. Brenda Bolin, Cin· 1 red cloth and centered With a ebans~ wa:' held around the "21dy Rosemary den,Anderson. Ricky Bolin, Judith Snow. Snow· ' den. Greg Van Meter Steven Anderson. Michael MaY, Ricky Carter. Billy Nichelson. Debbie 1 1May, Mtndy Klns and Janie Ll"f• Girls -!' There are now 1,017 AAA members tn Meiss county, 21,000 piUI lD our club, over 800,000 in Ohio, and 9 mUJion in the United Statea and Canada. Contmue Probe Of Mishap in We pledge continued aervlce to our many Meigs County membera u weD u le&lalatlve repreaentatlon and a variety of worthy 111ety acttvltlea to ALL Meiga County motorists. TO YOU, ERNEST BURTON AND TO YOUR WONDERFUL WIFE AND COMPANION EDITH, GO OUR WISHES FOR CONTINUED HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS IN THE YEARS AHEAD. YU HAVE INDEED BEEN A. TIRELESS WORKER MAKING OUR SLOGAN "DOING FOR MOTORISTS COLLECTIVE· LY WHAT THEY .CANNOT DO FOR THEMSELVES INDIVIDUALLY" A LlV· ING REALITY. Rutland area A bio • vehicle mishap occurred tw1>tenths of a mile east of the bridge- In on State Route 124, Thursday 11:115 p.m. is still under invesll&atloo by the Meiga Sherlll'a department. Sheriff Robert C. hoch'l 4eparbnent reported SIGNED: THE MANAGEMENT, EMPLOYEES, AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHON OHIO car """ted f)y w:~•m::: I Stursedll. re; RR. 1, raa IIIIo 1 parted cor to Lee Okey Wood, 16, RRI. 1. white~~a~rr~a'n:g~:em;:en:l~ - - · ·- · - ~A~s~if~t~e~x-~~llgh~ted~~Chr~ll~tm~u~tr~e~e~.iiiii~~~~~~~~~~i:~~:~~:~iiij~~~ii~iiiiiiii\iiii~il IIRIIIRl.-d· i $12.99 '111eril i i, I A I Mana Soft lui Husky eFLEECE UNED CHUKKA BOOT- $11.99 F Men's Plglkln Unlined eCHUKKA, Only 7 pr. Broken Sizes $7 .~ Little Boys •4 BUCKLE AROIC - - - - $3.99 Ball Bend Ower the Shoe, l'lHCe Lintel T f eKNEE HIGH PULLOVER - - $11.50 The Shoe Box MIDDLEPORT, 0 • .. Transportation Being Offered I . I l'fRST QUALITY REGULAR _ 28.9 Certified Oil Station . W. Mlln II. ,.IIIII OW ""* heavy damqe the loll rear feilder andl b::: of the lltl6 .model car 01 by '11l0d wb"!' the vehicle . en 1>)1 lltursaon bad cJamge to ti· 'i8hl front lender and bumP" tr. · w~;;ipture I from Isaiah and the i book of Luke were read by Mike Nicholson, Kathy Thomas Rodney Davis, Billie Jean Car· i ter, S.verly Thompson and HIIJ'oo , old Burke. A duet was sung by Roy j Snowden and Thelma Hysell and another by Ethel Nelson and Thelma Michael Several i Christmas hymns were sung by the conwegaUon and Challie I Greer played "Silenl Night" as an invitation hymn on his harp. The program was clesed witb 1 the benediction by the minister. , The provam was well attend· eel. , J '•. Particlpaling Store in,the Miclcllipollt Mtrchan~ Ho~day Gift.A.R~. Atjt For Your.F.,. f~et. ~ PurchtH' . Ntwsetry • • -BAKER FURNITURE i ~ . I. l ·• . • .. ~ . . I j Backlog of Blood Needs Is 50 Pints �~ - ............ ... ;.. .. . .. ~.- ...... .. .. It' ' ( .Voice of Broadway 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 24 . 1965 1paltmls and most Important, .. wnlt 11111l111Ji!Jt lilt ldtl pWf HI jail dotm'l ftnl llle l'am«<a IIIIVellll, A* lilt ltllltd ldl Wmtlll c1ut to to llld!" Ilia Caltlwll IIIII ID I b t IIJeri 10 1111 I 7 ;I WJ wr11t 1 1111111 llloul wkat of dtaeourqemiiiC aplnlt wrl$o THBY periGIIIIIy natetitl '1td &111111. 01 ,. . . . . . . . s.o. 1111inl en wbo -wort the co.-vat!M about IIIII 'glorloull' ltmtl r ol B. putll ' 1 I W the two Chrlstlln elites In J• tbt lyncldnl Ill John r. Jtenne. aide of the typewriter. Her IJIIII, 111111 Willi THBY pa SUihll- ely. llbe fired II ell kl lhf n. ~Dear ml Olorloar PbyllciBD'' "helped" along by the use crib sheets, plays written wltb red ink on a plastic band on biB BALTIM(,IRE• (!JPI). -Tom In 1963 as a h~lfback , was a Wrist. Baltimore coach Don Matte, ~·· 14-day won· rolloot passer at Ohio State five Shula will also help his der at qalrterltack, goes Into years ago. Pressed inlo the quarterback by calling most the cructal test ·against' the quarterbacking chores two plays from the sidelines. DIVOTID TO INTEIII$T 011 M.l.. MAlON AliA l!iclltl'd I. Ofto, l'IIIIH... Cllatir Tullfllill. ~ - .... '!lrlor c.tdweD, Publiohr<l ..flJ lllernoon d ... ..... day 11J Tbe Oblo Vllloy Publillllq Comptny, llO llooblnk St.. Pomeroy, Obio 45769. Business Office phone WY 2·2188 Edtrorlal plum• WY Ht!l7. wu rold lo lbe movieo. "The Jlresldent of the company whO bought tile book from as and Will a close frlencl ol Cudinal lpellman, and II Will Hit Entlanoe who •11 It~ that the president buy t h e book," Miss Caldwell writes from Buffalo, N. Y. tiOabii wlae, I am sure It would never bave beell bc>!lht Moreover, when il was outsel~ fllg aU lite other boob on the belt-feller 1111, IO,tJIIO I wet, lll1lliD Ml~l II II. Y, wn Aeplq II dan Ill lib, eth tr 7tlt pllet, ad willa II .., IIIII oulMIUDf tilt ft1ll book 1111 lltolt llltltltq 101111 aut Entered as second class mailing matter at the post office at Pomeroy, Oblo. N::~t ional advertising representative: Bot1 melli Kbuball, Inc. , 343 Lexington Al't', Nt•w York City, New York . Subscription Ntes: Delivered by carrier whN(' available, 30 cents per week; one )'!:'lit' in advance at the Daily Sentinel of. ftce $15 .50: six months, $7 .80, three months S3 00. Hy Motor Route where eanier sernce not avaUable one mont!! Sl.30. By mall one year $10.00; Six months, $5.2~; ·n,re• months. $3.00. 11ae llaily S.ntin•l 'DIIr lltd OlorloiM l'lmlella' I 4llll lht IIIII book G1 lht 1111 - lll1lDf jull bill II ·WW COMMENt.lnNG EOfTOIIAUY Nlllncl '11 dolln't Iaiit I frJIIII bill Christmas 1965 Ill)' book - to tnow wily, Yau -. 1 - THE spirit Gf Christmas that descends on our communities with the coming of the eve of the birth of the Christ child almost 2,000 years ago trai!Sfortns most all residents. Christmas is a day that almost without exception we all remember and one which is the hope of individuals and of the world. In th& period of its observance we recapture lo a degree the apirit that should be part and parcel of our lives for all of the other days of the year. The idea of klndnes>', forgiveness, love instead of hatred is the essence of the right kind of living, and if most of us could retain even half of the spirits engendered by the ho liday this world would be a belter place to live. The holiday is much more than a happr lark for children with their anticrpabon of Gifts to be received in a tinseled world . We as adults in our rememl>rance hark back to those dear dead days of long ago before we grew up apd r<"alized that this i• a world filled with disap pointments and achievements. We "" th at the world is changing, but the , 1)rrit of Christmao never changes. It is a season that draws us altogether. and Jroad• us to want to share our worldly goods with thoso less fortunate. It is a ur;irpH~ observance because it is for evervone. in all parts of the world . '!'here i:. not hm g else that eompares. It makes no difference whether you l"Plr hrate as a Christian or not. There is a l>ond that could be made with every other belief and creed that exists in the world. All people like to be loved. and the eternal values of the brotherhood ot man should be more readily recognlz. eel with each passing Christmas. Our eel· ebration of 1965 finds our country In a prosperous state, but there are still those who are sorely pressed from an P'onomic standpoint who live in the hr•pe that their lot will be improved Will! 1he romlng of another holiday season It ts rather hard to imagine the money that is spent on what might be called useless ttems when there Is such a crying need to make everyone happy. by tile sharin1 that was instituted by those wise men or Biblical days. F.ven though we are now engaged in an undeclared war, we can still 11 thi• Christmao time be filled with hope I hat those troubled water> will soon be stilled and those over fifty Meigs boy& " ill be horne with us safe and sound when Chrtstmas rolls arouna in IB811. It ts remarkable that Chrlstmao hal outla~ted plagues, and war;, and thOH who have attempted to decry the observanc• of the ucred day have been forgotton. II is man and not the spirit of Chrtotmao that ito out of joint in this world. We all Jive in the hope that mankind will even· tually learn to live together, and the ex· ample of the Prince of Peace will evtn· tually wlo ortt over the greed, and aelf· i.•hness of the human family . Let u1 bt happy and thankful for the hope that comes with Chriatmas. • • I l11DAII.YSE1111111L • lilY• a Commanlfl, a lib Amo llldmtnt taUr Clr • otlttr ldad Ill lrllllll'. II It 10 dlle, 111111 ..,., 10 btttl)' ,011' 001111117' lltd ~ IDIIGI ..._., -.tIa'thtWllb,.. taelft 11m I fiPIIO dlllllll' (Rotd Vltllwn).• .~41. (,'apitol Comment, Events Adlai Stovenson Jtd, tDn of the late American ambassador to thl United Nations, wb4 also was twice o.m.,.,.ati< l'rul- dential candidate, has now pul>liohed documentary proof that ouch Blilll<lllkmo ate 11 wlthou: foundation in fact aa IIley are imspolllltblt In olfoct. It io proof 10 detlslve .. lo be quite beyond furlh<r cba~ lenge from the two tory dif· ferent group8 which hlvtacted, knowllngly and unkttowllnel)o, lo discredit tile po8ltion of till United States In Viet Nam. lint of theoe sets hao moved In simple malic~. on the nollon that any tti<'k io fOOd ellGUih to but • dol with - In Ullt taH the dol o( an AlllfriC81! policy they detest. The alhtt oet lnvolvet a few earnHt and genuine frtendt of the late amo baosador who honatly IUpi!Oted lhat he wao Pf'!!'arlns II run ool In private on lhe Yff'l policy he had Ions dtlendlill ia public. AI is usual In Rch Mflellfd opii!OC!es, however, the record 11 bolh§ put right too late. It I• too late to save the lflltimate interems o: the UnUtd Stat.. !tom wholly unjustified damagt. It br too lite to Aft tho memory of Adlai Stemlaon, him..u. ttom lmpUcadont - well moant and ulllntendod In 8<JIT1t caS<s. hlrlbly uncartn" in Dther C'llll - that he woo not really loyal to public pooitlono he hlm..JI hllli rt· peatedly taken. Perhops. however, It It not too Jato to draw 1 let!IOII from tbt• Ollperience. II ptlltlll a gauntly warnint fln(ar to tilt danger and lhe drHdlul lfi'OIIII· .... or attemptlniiO quote clfld men in the service, COftiC!Ioul or not, ol dtsttnl to dtserldlt, In oo pelly and aulltlrr- I way, any n'liooal policy .rblltVOI'. All this If llllltiJ 10 IIJ 00l1'0R tiN. Mally of SAYS ~ llllo oppclllf out actloos iD VIti Nam, Ill> deed, .,~ ly mlklnc 11 lllOI't thtd w.,.. Q, ............... D, Q - I 111\'t w dtroait mu. more difficult lo liOIIdllcl ID adult and civliiMd clfbtle. End- loldiUI lot about 18 ftltl. ID asly, tlley clamor lot "the Ar>rlll htd 1111Mt r~. right to tllsseot" - Is llloug.b What il the btat tnatmont lor they wert not already ner.:i~ Ibis? tnt that right 10 ite acriiOChillf, A - 1\a cella an howling full. Endlessly, Utey omall &ire cavities in lila temlllfgest that they, tile dlnldi!!Jte poral bone jutl bellind the ear. ll'll being OIJill Uld, IIIIJPit... They open Into the middle ear. td, r..,.sed, by some crush· When a person Ills a mlddle ing oontplracy ul "conflll'm- ear infe<tion (ollti! media) the lufection may ,:tend into the lsm." Endlesoly, too, tboy Imply matlotd cells and case mastoidthat 1'- who support the wflr Itt.. In lhe da)'l lle!ore Wt had ll't inMDsiti" to llvtne1l oul• leriiJI ond crude apologists lor antibiotics the llalldanl lrealo !he mailed list. at ho!IJI and ment wao to CIPOil lite tttnpor. al bone am scrape out lhtse lllroad. :'he plain lnllh II lbtl novar air ..u.. but lilt dlsellt II now In tile history of Ibis or any best treated with one of tht lilt other country whose men were peniclllin.o. If IIIII falls 1leJn« killed by bnJtal anemy old opentton may bave to be hiVe the opponents of a war of performed. reslotence IIHn fl\'e!l IUch IJ. _.. •• they att boirlf given II - What Is tbe cause ol today. The plain ltulh, more- l'lck't disease? It there any 0\'er, le that the langwtte being cure? used by mill)' of IMle ptot@!!l· A - ~ dllfereat l'1cb eto, who 10 pt'llelalm tbrir ten· have deserlbed thrte diflere!JI dfJt IIIOIIOf>Oiy of COfll!fl'ft far disea!l8 and all of thlrn lltve human feelings, is infinitely been called Pick's disease. '!'bat' harsh« titan ill •DY blnlllner'a the trouble lfilh 1111111111 1 dllanlllll• .,111111 them. Hale aftor I ll!.ln. The 41lesH For one amall natTIJ)Ie, IIIII 11101! usoally refotrad 10 u eolllrnnllt'a 111.111 br1nf1 lotttrs Pi<k's dl~eua II dlronic ldd«'llrilll him to 1M "an an~ ltellvo ptrleardltll, a IIIIIIM mal," or liOIIIeCIJimlt 10111e Ill which adltttlon.! fQrllllltiWetll mort ljlel!lflellly llrlflntd bHII the hflland the clttll wall. Tht ol fll'lf, for bld!IIJI tilt Wit iD tiUH II utUally rheumatic leY• Viet Nam. Now, ne ont It liking er and the outlook depl!ndsllr&t In COIIHqUtiiCI for 1 Purple ly on the ltVerlly of tho orlllftal H!art, or a"Ylnf out lor the attlck. Antlblotlft and ullcylmttant MITit'lll of lhf madle 111111 ll'll tiven lor tile tiCitltl and the chlplllll. 11411 lhoN atiiGk. All aptrltlon 1o frtt tbt Wlto boiiiYI In dtt poltq in ldhttlollll II ftfe:fllll')' In 101J1t Vtet Nam DO 0U1101 Ill lhtl1t Ia Yldlml. ' tht. ~·t lHdltlon of f , , • II - I Ill I ...... 18 Jllll apelclt 11'1 tlllllltd to 11k Wilt old IIIII am r-erint Iron\ It It who ll rttUy QUUICII!i r!Jeumatle ltvar. How oan 1 lhlt tladllloa. II II tboN llllo tiD whelltlr tilt valvtll of 1111 port ol tht Wit? Or II II tbGN bt.-t blvt bHII clamatedf 141 wllo wiU Ulp to 1DY dodle to ~~~~~ IIIIOI'IIIlll llllbulb lbll fOIIcyf 4 - II tat rtCII'fl')' frcltJ (C<IpyrtiiJI, 1111, llr Ualit drhel•mf!il ltv• a II01IIl.tl Millo ••told f _,,_ .. '1 dlill'l en. but 1111 llllld dtNI. lit, too, tnowt tilt wily, OUr ,., ... till told Ill thel the II. Y, tdlfelrl for tilt Dt0¥1t, lndu.ti'J 1101 oot, ltdvlltd DOl ltuylnf and Oiorloua Pltyslctu,' but, lht 111d, lht7 ICIUIII)o wrott IGIIf atlll feverl&b ltltelll Rl•tnd Ill 1ibt taid thl bad bard of ~h I lhlng. Bat !0111t ·n. ""tr obiiCIIft lloolc that IJf\'et' leiJ on the best-seller ll!IIS at all, and sella only two or Ut r e 1 tllouoend CGpies at tht mosl, wild promotlod ttom tilt 'liberals' and ill Invariably sold lo lhe movies. ,.II ''Tbil Is becaWie It 'dissents' trom Ameri<lllnlim or 11 tilt v(ll'y le111 bolclll Amlric1 up 10 mockery, lt'l Vet)' folbl0111bi1 those daya lo fllld Amorlca tow and contemptlblt and wortllleM 8lld ba,. and 'lmporlallltiO.' And dull and Sl&lpld ilnd 1fH11Y and llllt«all, or guilly Ill Yilt, but umamed, crime8 against hutnanlty. If y011 wrl!f like that you can bt absolutely ..,..In tbt tlloYlet Will 1101 only buy 7illn' booll - no mttw If no 0111 aver bought a copy - llld WID ptoduce ft with shouts of Joy and trill pabUcitt. II:• ptelllly tl II IJ poTIIOIIIpltt~. tNow do you bear 11>c>tt m~ DeW bttlottlllr, 'A Plllll' ol lron,' out 1111 ltCI'tl). a lpriJI&f It 111111!1 '"''hhl II whJ' wt IIIVet' 1o Ia the IIIOYift tbJ lo!Jier. Wa don't ltlte 1o • our CGUn1t7 lrldue~o ed. And Whln lbt btU Ill tilt movlt ~ 101n1 to ltop fllbuna Hluer, wtto kllltd 111mlilt OVIf 20 yilt! 110! "A 11111111 1t11t of mint, . II • ,..,...,ld, ·~ .-.!ltct, m11111Uon r111 1t1 fully • lmpor. lint II I IIOI'Illll tleltoGII'dloo 11'1111. UYIIW' IIMl'l YIIVN 111ft IIHa clatnqtd fGilt llocllll' IIIII bt tibia lo btlr I btarl Dltll'llllll', 'l'btrt Ill, IIOMvtt, dllltNal llld 1111 Ill tl the Jftd1u1t dWe..J lyplt Ill IINI'IIIIIII --- --- I Canton Central catholic Gil Je!feraon r7 Perry • Canton Tlmkell 12 Burton 60 Kirtland 57 Coohoctoll lacloon n Tuslaw 68 Elyria CatiJoUc tt VermiiiDn " Portamoutb ,. . BIIllard a Gahanna 67 Cleveland Weal Tech 73 Millersport , Mlfllln ~ Groveport 41 LakewOOd M Newark 12 Cleveland st. Edward 11t1 Cleveland Kennedy 78 Dublin Sl 1 . Cleveland St. lgnatlua " !.edgemont 27 Columbo> A<o~• Clevelalld st. Joseph rl IHillsboro 82 Blanchester 76 oak Hill 57 So~th Cleveland Latin 74 Vernon St. Vincent tOO Coal Grove Tllronlol! enemy defenses. I i~~~t~~~o~~s i~?. riJiaSier I ·FOI1Uer ()SU Quarterback e: r·~e· ston . ' . s day un Gets.,.·--' ·~rl' ' ' . · · · · Green Bay Packers SUnday week~ ago when injurie~ Matle, in his nrst National 'lllth crib sbeets and new-found Bldelined Johnoy Unitas and Football League start Ta our m""Y /riflnJ• a11J palronl .... J.~•• made tl.;, ch,;stm•• puling lmowledge. Gary Cuozzo, Matte has had to quarterback last week, had Matte, ~ Colts' top receiver lelil'n plays, audibles, pass big hand in enabling the Colts .. . ~ ·- ---- -- - - - to tie the Packers ror the 110 granJ /or u•, Wf! M,,;.,t CJ.,;stma• Western Conference lead by guiding Baltimore to a 20-17 w.;sh the o/ a//. victory over the Los Angeles IR.ms. I I The Packers, who could have I won the title with a victory 1 over San Francisco, were tied by the Forty-Niners t.o iurre the showdown Sunday at Green r1!8(101Jd1na llltb JFX, r Wlllll 111m 1ft H!'ly oetollet', 11113, IIIII lit mull llllt tilt lllliiiJt . . . • lilt Cl.lmalllllllll 1IVUld - Bay. 1 Matte was the game·s top runner again!'t th~ Rams, I picking up must of his yardage : on rollouts but failing Lo JIINIA11JIUZJID-'I'om Ma10a, 11 monlbo, of Center· t'Omplete a p<.~ss in two port, N.Y., reacheo for hi• flrl!! r~ristmaa tree whlle bll ck. lt'a lual bla lhe. /attempts. Bul this week the IIIIer Sean, 9, tries to he' ·I · former Bu t kcyt signal - calkr . has been prartic~ng staying in -- - ==----::-c--::---:-. , the protective pocket, rather Obio Hlgb S.bool Baskethalll Bowling Green 48 I th an scrambli ug, Lima s~nior 96 Zanesville 48 Canton Lehman 40 111m,.,-. IIIII IJillta IIIII -llltuL No, PLANI' IWIAOIO 11111t eolltlf wlllt'la btdiW'IIIr CI..IVIlLAlfD (UPI) - , . 01111. YOII'd Itt ltol'rUitd fo ltnow llplvtlca IIIII 11H 01t11N lit Ill umt. And 110, lbt ' r ol tlllmalad fiO.OOO -.... N Wlltl'llfl!ll1 rtlliYid olltlt poo lllildl)' II lite WIDIGI lfiiUnt -'tloa· ill 1t1 a .,... 'Dblnl.' eo. 111 ..~~ar~~a Racily Rife, SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRAMAT I VERA & MERRILL O'DELL 1-DIIJ11tntfllll, ~ 0., Die. 24, lltl HELEN- HELP USil - b y H..., . Bottel __j Dar llflfn! y <Ill 1ltlt from • lol of ,.. tired JIIOP!t IIIII doll'lllllt tltfto trimmed. omantents an gUmmeri't6, !Wnta'1 .fri..J and everybody', lwpp y' To all you wonderful peop/, We .aernl wi.sh.e.~ for all the hut of Christ""". We are happy lo krww and )'GIIIIIIIIflhborl. llm'IOM WIIO 0111'1 . . 1111111111 QO()J) . . . btn. frhtB 1 am m, tbtJ IIU "Oul ., • workl1llde bell • Nlltta -._ two ol Wbloll 1111411 JIUIIIJdlnc l!iltory - wt baft aold bulloar 10 lilt IIIOYIII, IIlii lilt 4illf Ito bMD JII'Odtl*t rnturt ~' lite.) partmenl o1 Juatlce In Wubo lnglon. "One Oran Waterrnau lii'OW me coldly and Clli11y t11et 'tht man has a rlghl lo ex~ 1111 opinion!' "! began lo notice attacb 011 JFK Ill the liberal preSI, · and among 'liberals,' aand I ))ecame dreadfully alarmed, especlallJ Iller lite Cuban Conlronllcton. So, • I bad alwayt M - dldD'I 1111'11 Ill lbt tbtllt M «dlnd. Tbt Ella l!aall)o llrlllhl- dlt ad II all aut, bul lilt prot 1t1 1IOI1b .... ~ to iiiiJIAI the Of I policy, fJJCit II tbalwwan! VIII Nllh, 1lllldt 1J dorooMtral>ly not plllll.. and whicll is sllttlJ enlltltd lo Ill aa big ill pUtpOII, if DOth- lilt l)o mnembertd ol tile end ol the I'll'. ''My youq pal • • appolnlrd 1potesma by nis bewildered elassmat.. and be atood op and mentlonttl the fact !bat NONE of the members of !bat class bad even been born then. they bolng In the 17-18-year • old group. The 'liberal' prof bid a fit, 'Of course yoo were born and In scbooll' he shouted. Tbe war ended only a lbort ttme 1p!' lit Ilea ttaallnid 1o lllntll IIIII Wltoll Cllltll If llllf • •, II 1111 '1'11111' II 1P' bold lilt _ , , . . diNIIII from llommtmlamT HilL 11'1 1111t1t !lila 1t1t1r IIYIIIIIood II By William S. 1Fidle WASHINGTON - From ~ JVfN1 tile lflYe, Adlai li:. Slev· ..,..., hao &~- tilo He to blll!ily follered Innuendoes lhol be was privately opposed to lhe Amori< .. policy of hooeot mil· ilary .,.!stance to lho Commu. oiBt invasion of South Viet Nam. ... ., "dolnf' Itt 1111, 'l'llq llr1Df lllf drop II lot dlatl, maw 1111 IIW!I - ll!d tltq IIOII'IIIh pty, My ~ llor't two - paltlltd 1111llotllt lllnU ..-w, IUt tiummer. Wllln I olterld, ti'IM to IDilll Gl 11111nt lllfm, Dear lltltn: Jlld, lltltltlDc. It wu fun · No prvblml, Jull I WG!ldtl• lht7 lad fOOd and ''!Ita ful ......... Site II btl! pall nol'' Wt lllvt liWt ot1e1 and If, 1 nne atudent, 1 montlly ant.. llralgbt, hon~t. ~r girl. Never a day goea by but What we tell hfr how tlil')o proud we m of her dtl bow mucll WI love ber, We """"ldor .,... selves among Ute most fortunate of people, nol because wt illvt worldly ~"""'• but because we are very, very rich In the love, underBtandlng, fatlh lltd mutual 1ffJJec1 and 1n111 we ba• for taeh other In 011r bomo. - MrB. M. L. 1. Dear llelen: I howe tht most wond"lul, anderBian41nf parent& In tbe 11'01'1d. '!'lillY LISTEN.-LINOA Dear Helen: ' 'II• have 1 !arte lamlly Utal doesn't get togetber often because we're In different parU or Ute country. WID, 1111 Sllllo 4ay, Ifill' I 101 Ill plann!Di, we surpriled our KOlber and rather Willi 1 reunion. II wu a btaullful olrbt to ... my Morn'1 fa.. btom wilh happlntlt and m1 Dad )1111 OUJW. Toole loll ol piiMifiC IIlii Under• IO>'rr work but If anyone wanll "' Nail~ PfO't hOW much pa. f'OIIII ll'll loftd, tben .,.. thtm IIIII kind of tutprllf. Our moth• 101 tan yfll1 JOUIIftt rljhl btiON our ~HI ll:llflteen of Ul, aoununc ralldchlldnn, c:ama llld WI dkln't Itt tilt foiU do I Ullftl - loGII thtm CtUI lor dinner, lfW tlllm a btlltatful ol tJIIJ - tnd, the btl! port, II Wlln'l In llllllVil'llty or Ill)' lpiC(tl dly - ~~ I IOIIl'ltiJ' Ill lo¥t. - CAIIOL AND JIM blf In our - . and 11tq are a joy_ I'm - SO LUCKY ~r Lucky: So 11'1 your 1l From All of Us ... CHAPEL IN THE ROCKSAn unusual church in an unusual setting, the Chapel SWISHER & LOHSE DRUG STORE of the Holy Cross perchea high in red rock cliffs near Sedona, Ariz. It will he the setting fur a special Christmas Eve television pro- POMEROY, OHIO au Suracla, rutnJ•m DlllriDI, 1 gram by folk singers Chad !llitchell and Judy Collill& JlRtSTm~s 0r1eo aa, lndil: Ill. Colulnbln'J Stfllo !nary, l?m 8rdl Hill lldld, Milton, Mill. ftlltl. Used Chrbr!MI Cardl: Itt. Rav. Jamel Maddell, C. T. 0., 614 North Stanton St., II Paso I, Tetu; lllltrl ef It, Jlllflla Indian School, Kesbena, WiscoDsin: Mrs. Lillian Dickson, P. 1), Box 2131 Tt,lpel, TaiWan cJi'otl. mosa) Free Chills. Be sure to print on the packafe PRINTED MATTER, U9Jill) Ofii1:11'1HQ CARDS, NO COMMERCIAL \1AI~Ut. For OVIII'Ifttl ttt1llll1ll, tbt package 1111111 1101 .,.. tvot Ill potJ!Idj, nllle OUIWII. Plllllltt II tiOihiDIL -11. · I ' s you and your loved ones gather together to shor~ the bleosings of thio great holiday oeason, we extend, to.you and youn, our warmest wishes for a bright and happy future. traoquility of a !!IIOW-covend laJ. .cape, the spirit e( Christmas - ~ ucl tot ldeSII bri~hteo every heart and t-Je. h is HI' wish that yoa 11ay eajoy tLrice fold 16 Yule d BERRfS WORLD • I llf~borl! - Dear Helen: Willi aD !Itt Chrlllm., 111111, I hope we'll bear again trora you about wllen 1o lind CIIJo oelltd allmpo and lllld wda. Another list please? - D£1! Dear Dee: The Marla& Mlllloftlt)' IIJWI, '81. 'l'heresa't Stamp Bureau, 591 Sprin llaad, lllillford, Mau. collect tlndJ o1 -lid ltamps - not jttll • Uvo, but rtllHfolllt-tniU 141t... They Hll In bulk to wboletalt llamp dealera ml 1110ney II used for their cbaritl8. Len• one-fmlrth liiCII lllltgla aU • round, ~il!g 11M perfor1!14 edft of lltf stlmp. O!ltera who would tppreelate )'Our eanoeled JtaftiPI 111: P. Fuent, C. M. Catllolle MIIIIOD, l I I g the wollllerltd thia~ that ~into makinK ~ l Alii .., 11111.-. ....... ia Joar frie...lship, ~ 1lle aeeds el you ... ,_. W,. llup ilt alletter way. We bow how m•h ilJBelos to Hille 1n11t .r ... wil tllelb like yn, and we are tndy &n'•M TINY'S FOODLANt MIDD~EPORT-KANAUGA TINY'S BARGAINLAND I -, MIDDLEPORT ., COLUI.. BIA •. ''· . OF OHIO,, INC. -"'·--- --· -~ ····- TINY'S - DRIVE-IN ... .._.. -. ' PT. PLIASANT �• ' I . llafi1 .SeDIIne!, -llllddlopart OIUO at dll NDIIQ SciiDOI t:IO L 111;1 ~ ....., Rev. Cl,ydo J. Barllett. or ·... Suada). 7:111 P11 . m,.....,... $1Dday qcbOOI 1:10 L Bioi Mol'llo 1.-.1 fdl IJIIIIIII' ..,........ WOI'Iblp 10:10 o. m.; NYPS Ia Cbrlll Qwrch. Jama Mor· Paor>'•· 1:46 p, m.; lhD rl8oa, paltllr. lilmi!IY ScboOI II I~=: meottDg t:IO p. m.; 1:10 a. m. Preech!DI oervicel li tnef'''•lo Wed., 7:10p.m. li1'Bt and 1ldrd 'lb1lrlday enn·lllp at 7:31 p. m. &ecoad and I'GmenJ CJimlo II 111Jo ND lourth SaDd&J it11111* at 7:10 Sentinel Church News ~-- ~ 0.. lilt. . . . . . ,.I lie- -"M==J:: ..- ~ Society Notes . p. m. Prayer Ulillllll peond P m • IIIII lourth ~, IIIII lint and lblrd Y ..,_ ~ ~ PD ea1J1a1 II 7:1111 P• m. IlL ~ ~ .,..._ 111 Cbrl8l Quudl. oervtco: l'IIUndoy, 7:30 rtce. 7 p. m. ~'raJa' llll!tlllllo meetlaa 3rd WedloldiY Gl 1111 • Norm. Pra7W - 1:10 p. m. Wed-ay; YOUN IIIO"tb. IMnll ol tal N - . Po"" r110 putor SWII!ay i1cboo1 C1r!1oa111t .... Cllaftln I'OIII>le'l Bervlco Friday, 7:311 lrlahnodl llelllodlll ~ eroy .Rev. Clyde Belldenon, 8 , 1111D~:m. Preaelmr, &lndll' Sohool 9'10 •· m.; Mol'l> p. m. - Pearl ·A. Cuto. pallOr. Wor Soliday 8dlool 1:111 L . first and lblrd Smiday alibi• big Womlp IO:ta I Ill. ....,., 11 God, 1111. . _... llbiJ) IOI'VIee 10 a. m. lfll'l · .....,lcel 7•111 p. m. Sua. al 7'SO p m saec.1 and loUrlb Flnl lllpllll ~ ·~ Ret. Dulol Worllmu, pulll otller SUIIdoy 7:45 P. m. 8UD m.: Morll1nl Wonblp 10o80 o. ~ at U a. m. port, Rev. Oonald Boooe. .,.. SundaY 1leiWOJ 8:411 o. m.; Wor dl7 Bcbii01, 10 o. m~ .......... 7'10 P. m. PraY e r Prayer meeting fif(t'l Wldlllfo Somday 8coOOI 8:1b L m.. oblp IIOI'VIct U 1. m. IIIII 1:11 Belley, Supt. Prayer !:,.;~.:tli P. m. day at 7:10 p. m. cilrlltlaa Jln. I!OIIman. Supt.; , lO:Ib L 1. m. Pl'lfer IIIMIIDI 1:., p , _ J1aD lllllbDdlll olllnb _ •.,., ' P. m. • deaVGI', IH1COIId and lourtll I!UJio Wonldp Service; BYP I p. m. Tualllay: YOUDI l'lopll' - sunday SCbool I I. Mra. Cbareb ol 1111 N...., 1111- days al 7:10 p. m. EvtDloa Worship, ~:30 p. meetlD&o 1:10 p. m. Friday. Fred Neue, SUpt. aiDe, (lido. SUaday sCbooJ II Utile lfpr Ulllet Gllrdl Wed. 7:30 p. Ill. Prayer RalliDCl Cllllrdl 01 Gad, Ret. vice 10 a. m. Rev. t:IO o.m. &mdlf Wonblp of Cllrlst, Cbelblre • ltypr • meetlna fbt•-.doY. 7:SO p, m. Jobo smaUwood, putor: SwldaJ stutler, putor. Service 10:30 a.m. 8aDdiJ Eve- Hartford Plrllb, warren G. praeUce. llcllOOI 10 a. m.; lllvan~ellllllc Btalb Melbodllll Cllllreb, Mid- aiDg Servlco 7:30 p:m.; 14111 • ZIDD, pulor. Hartford ~~~ Flnl lllplbt C11are11. . PomOo service 7 p. m.: YDWIII People dleport, 14. Ill. Dowsoo, pastor; ftek Prayer Servtce Weclau. Cllu1do, Comrnllllioll Wonblp roy - Rn. Carver Willllma. B:ndeaver 7 p. m. wednelday; Mra. Nan lloore. Cburdl day 7:30 p.m. Rn. Morrla 14. IOI'VIce 1 a. m. TUe1411, 1:45 SeboOl t1IIO Ull 10:20. Prayer meetlna 7 p, m. Sallll' SUpL; Churcb ScbOOl, 9:30 a. Wolle, PutGr. ClllldND UDder IJ; I, Clll)dra aervtce. 10:10 a. m.; day. m.; Wonlllp Service, 10:10 R!ollud Cllun:ll Gl lilt 111..., lJ alld up; 7:30, Mull Stud1 aDd Junior church for Grace Epls<opal Qludl, m.; Metbodlll Youth eae· Sullday SchoOl 8,30 I. m.· aroup. Pomeroy, '!be Ret. Rlcbard B. sblp, 7 P. m.: Ofllefal Wanlllp 10:46 L .,; l4lddiQed rlnl UIIIM , . Flnl lllpllll Qllftb, Racine Marlin Rector Saadoy _ Mor- meOIIaa, lJI SUnday ol mootb. Bvangelistl0 service 746 · bfter1aD CIIDrdl, lin. !IMnl'll Rev. C. I. O'Conner, pulA>< o1ng p'rayet ..id Sermoll. 10:10 7:111 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Midweek ~ 7~ m. Ruppel~ paiiOI'I lilmi!IY School 1 ISuiDU! SCbool 8:30 o. m.. SaiD m coffee boor ronowtaa "' '110111h, 7:30 P· m.; ll:leaoor w~yer p. t·SO L m. Mr. l'nd Lewlt, ICUrtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Moro- •·Dt.erprlse EUB Cllurcb, ·..... Wednesday, 7 P. m. Synl!llll ~b Ill llie " - .,;pL: 10:30 a. 111. Woroblp: &:45 10018blp: 6:30 p. m. BVP Menzel Smith, pastor. Worship MIDerrrille Metllodlll rene, Willlalll C. 1borpe, pUior p. m. YF: Wed. I:SI' Junlar Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. service 9,30 a. m.: Sunday WOI!dell G. Stuller, SUnday Srhool D:30 a. m.· Cbnlr: 7 p. m. So!dar Choir 10 BveDID8 aervtce: 7'30 p. m: SchooL 10·30 a. 01. Yoolb Fel· Sw>day School, I. m.; 11111 Wlll'8btp 10.31 1. rlnl u.llod ,._ WednoldaY. Prayer ~g, towsbip l :30 p. m.; Boys Olld tlblp service II a. m. p~ .AIIelllbiJ, ...,.. bJ1et18D Cbllldl- Ohunlll _. 1 110 ~- · ell.,... •:bit ""hn"l 'ill;:!. Qesler llood: Ret c. 1. O'loOI> 01e111r 11 Qed, ""· Pearl A. CUto, l'llstor; wor Bvea!Di Wonldp 7 IIUIOt: llobor1 IA1flt. IUPl (lllblrl pPIAir. llwldaJ 1 lel1iOe 11 8 L 111., SW!day Prayer meeiiDI. T ' & L !11. MDIIIID& Worahlp i!obool 9:10 1. 'm. l&oi'DIDI WOI' ,Sabool II 10 L m.; WSCI Ret Clyde 8UDdaJ ScboOI; I p. m. Bv oblp II L m.; llnllpllllie ... l'bUriCIQ ol IDODib; till' ' • Wll•'llll lllpllll ~lop 'wed. II J...._ ,. ..m... = • •• , And all U..OUih the house, not a creature was ; llfrring" , , , except these tm> little rascals! Christmas is .-day , •• dreams of toy&, and sweets, and pmeo, and 1ail of wooderful things l · Chrlollllaa ia for children, yes. But, Chriatmaa Is for IJ.'OIVI'Upl, too. It'a a time to give, a time to receive. ilut, -etimts the spiritual aide is overlooked; not deliberately, t1. course. but lost in the delightful chaos of cheer and joy i IIJdfUD. Theo remind youraelf, to go to church-your choice! ! Pause there to pray, to give thank• for all you have re· aeived: especially, that wonderful gift, the gift of God ' Jiimaelf, in Hl1 infant Son. Christmas is Christ's day, : I iBis birthdafl ;' Su11 d•y ;! Luka Moaciay .• U ·ID 4120-21 Rom.~ns THE CHURCH I"OR ALt.. .IILL. P'O" TH. CHUINCH fill...,,_ TMCiwohil \he ter ou NJ'tb tor tbt hulkHDI of cMrlc&a aDd ,ood dtlla.hlp. It ila awrtboUMolapidtwal val-o uH. With01d a al:rDQ Chureh. 1 itblr dRDOCNC)' Dill t:hilia• tion ow:~IW'vin. aound nuoaa wh)o M'DY pftiDil lhould etttnd •rv»- rwp)arband IUpport. U.. ChurclL 'l'hq aM: {1) fOI' Jail OWD .U.. ft) For hit. d\lldml't •ke• (I) b tM Mh of hili co~ od. natioa. (4) J'ol' .an or tlw Cbunh l!Mif. 1rhlch ...U WI moral and material wpport. Plan io 10 t. cburck ~ na.. '"lour u. and rtld JOill' Blbl• 41111'. _ ,... ...,.._ .................... futtday Wtdne.4af Thursday Frltlay Saturclay RomiM l Cotlllttii1M I Corln+hi•• I CoMiiltftiiN Malnew~ a,o.o 2,.. ,. ll:lo11 14:211-11 1:1-4 i ~ · ~·~·~·•·~·•·•·~·~·•·~I f With 1M hope it will, m tome meature, foster ond lu!lp sru- tain that vhich iB good in family and community life, this 1ture it tport80red by tlu! bm inus firms and organillatiolll whose rwmes appear bel0111. m: ~IMIDesday, lli!Pda, t.tora: WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING LIEVING COAL COMPANY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. I • •' . ' •• • ~ •• • \ 0 ~riiftn]s 0 '"* ~ 5• 11(1<4 1111" t6t tmi- al/ll of ,..,, ~ M ~ .,.,, /INIW,_., ~· POMEROY FLOWER ·SHOP MRS. MILLARD VAN METER W, MAIN ST. POMIROY, 0 • DAVIS ICE & PRODUCE CO. Cole St. ~ •• we send these wisbts to ~ 11/J our Nntomers with 11 note of it( tb4nlu J• their ptttrooag<. BAHR QOTHIERS, Middleport ".f"';YD s~ ~ GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ML 1!1Gr1U 'Jo,lillt Chmll, Rev. Eugeoe E. £mersoa, pa. Cllurcb School 1:10 L m.: Wll' Comer o1 Fourth IIIII MaiD SL till'. 8UDday SCbool l:tii I. m., alllp II!I'Vice, 10:10 L m, M lilllddleporl Rov. Nyle NormiD H. Bahr, SUpt. Sunday Y. F. MondaJ, 1:10 p. m. minister. 8UDday Scbool t:SO Wonhlp 10:t5 a. 01. IIIII 7:30 p. Sllftmlllo Melllodlll Cllardl m. AniOid lllchanla. SUpt. m. Allerilllelf. Bible Study Arlbur Still, pastor g.: •• romomberU..i a:ory •f aw-t. GREHINGS .,/1, JDII And tGCJd elaeer, pea~e and Bani•. 'a: SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS J.,l- Ch h H fd Final Meeting Until Spring .t CLrialmao time, Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. P•ei'St. '·: Birth; Tollll· The bt1le are 111errlly riDging with joy001 notes of sood c:heer to bring you, Olll Cltlllomera, special gredinp of 1ho holidq -aDd aorllpCOill"lhaak you.• We want to ICI1' a oineere wthank you" to all our great £riend1 and wjah them all the laughter, fun and good cheor ol !lincer.t IIUa llllppr llolldcry Nason. INGELS FURNITURE All Of Us Here At. .. MIDDLEPORT, 0. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy ·Middleport, o. •• ..;,b4 good King Builders Supply Co. Middleport, Ohio V. D. EDWARDS .......,...,,.. INSURANCE AGENCY ... It GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER 1M a 80 ek-e~, 011ro•. 1/adlildren watc,h and children wait, we wish all of you. the uu.e joys of Chrisrmas dme. GOOD WILL TOWARD MEN Tho bloaed 'Wish of the Cltrtstmaa IOaiOD II oxprened GDew, ,. •• lobt ""' ._~11 prayora wllh YOWl, tltcll peaco ancl gOCiti will lllcry lOLA'S BEAUTY SALON EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Mlln St. Pomeroy, 0. ooon oiidure for cdl. Gilmore Supply Store Kenneth Wiggins-Bob Vaughan W. 2nd St. Pomeroy Cheers 'Wo cheruo happy peetinp and heartfelt gratitude iu a ""'' or Chrletm.u cheer to aood .rriends au.d lo.,.,.ly halfd«y cnstomer~. Gloeckner's Restaurant 11 P E. Main St. Pomeroy Roush Shoe Store MIDDLEPORT ~~~:~~~~~~ ... • SUNDAYS at 9. AM . . RADIO STAnON WMP0-1390 - THE REV. R~ ~· (MR1'1N MIDDLEPORT BOOK . STORE ,,,I ..rshop l .at. f. m.; 1\obeol\eell ~ PfY,tll',lii'Vit:'* ~~!;45. :1t1t. w..,..,. r,.~ paa.. fritnds ... ""'' lht pom ond joy of thil btouliful ""''" ; ~ olwoys bo youu. ; · Detr Meigs Countl1n1, , We extend warmest wishes to you for THE SPREADING KINGDOM a Merry Christmas and a Happy end Prosperous New Year. ~ . Froaalloluoto alJ-' ,. TDU. "" "nd our ~ . .... cmd all... tx1tnd our ;ntliDV• lor a' · laolldtr . . Jrllh 'lor tlllll -···Ill. MERRY CHRISTMAS SHERIFF 1nd MRS. ' IOBIRT C. HARTENIACH •• To all ol our Your Sheriff ., BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT • From Grace Episcopal Church RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY ~-.:..----------------------....J sood ltealth ond , •• d th.... .. 1"""" A Holiday Message ,..,too BEN FRANKLIN STORE THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA 111111 1M fl/11 •/ ~ I• - FOREMAN & ABBOTT -IL • happt• 1 1 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. RUTLAND, OHIO o't. a.. BAUM LUMBER CO. RUnAND DEPT. STORE, INC. ~!.,~1 :'~ ~ ~~ ;.,,.Oft HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE • Srn nr Girls Fellowship, 1:30 p. m.; P-. HEINER'S BAKERY •• • .,,_ Proffitt. All evllllill ..,.. friends IDg -sbp at 7:30 p.m. All ices bel!ln al 7:30 p. m. and members are iDvlt· Olr Lady ol Loretto MilaiU ed. Ltng Bolltm, Rn. Tlioaw .... tnmek, adrnlnlsttator: 8undaJ llomlng Wonblp, 10:111 a. m. IIIII Prayor IM!I"fke led by paat.- School. 9:30 a. m.; Gene Mass8:30 a. m., est.: Holy uaya UfC eS 0 Mlddleport. Ohio 7 Naomi IIOpllll Borell: so. or, 7•30 p. m. 'lbunday. Supt., Services 'lbunday ...... Ill Obligation. p. ... lollddleporl, Ohio Scbonl D:SJI L m.: Wor- Syrl<ase E.U.B. ~Pall IIIII· . 8L JoiUI'I Ca1holfe M!oillat 11 o. m.: Prayer eerv~ce, &. 8e11on, Sult!MI Methodist Chan:b Guysville mulch Rldgel: i p. m. Wednelday. , f:lll a. m. SuadoJ. ~ Ben B. L. llcl>onieL _pastor: CUnt Frank Manlerl, Tbe Golden Rule Sunday Cll'leloil ~lurrdt. Kfnpblry QuisenberrY, Supl., 10.111 a. m. Orr, Supt. Preachiaa t:IS a.m. tor, Sunday Mass 10.30 a. m.. School Clus o1 Loni Bottom Road, Rev. Clyde Blaton, pu- MDIIIIDI Wonhlp oenrwo. Ill 8UDday School 10: IS a m Holy Day ol Ob118atloo 1:111 L olurchea beld lbelr Olrlslmll tor. SUoday School, a. m.; ..a ant 8UDdayo o1 tbe IIIOIIIb; ()all: GNYe Melbodlil Chordl, m.: Confession, li boor befort meetlna with Mr. and Mrs. , Bakers of Good Bread 1 30 Ralph Csrl aopl. SlllldaJ Wor- 7:SJI p. m. EveniDII EvaogeJll. H. L. McOamel, pastor, Earl Mass. Charla Hensley We FUI All Doctors PrescriJillona Huntineton, W. Va, sblp serv!C:.. 10:10 o. 01. ODd tic Service, 2nd and tlb Stu> Cross, S :pt. 8UDday School 1' 1 11 SalvoBoa AnDy, lllnvOJ The home wa; beautifully deWY 2-2955 PomtrOJ 7,80 p. m. alt.ernalely. Prayer day of mmlb. BETBAIIIY - 10:15 a. m.; Preacblni ~:16. RayS. Wlnlnjf, o~ Ill charge. coralld iD beplllg with the meetiDg WedDelday, ,30 p. m. 1:30 L 111. l4omlrrg Wonhlp: 8yracuo Melllodlll Cban:b sunday 10 a. m. Holiness -~ . .,.... OUtside decoril/ions, 7 Colnmblr ~~ Wenbfp- 10:30 L m 8uhllly -~ BIJ· Wendell G. Stutler, put.er mg: 10:!0 a. m. SUilday SchooL lncludiDg 1 nativity oeene. rtoe each 3unday I: IS a. m.; lbe Tbelss. llupl.; S:SO ~- m. Worsbip Service 8:43 a. nt. . 7 p. m. Young People'l llgbkd stara and crObBI with IISullday Sdlool 10 I. m.: Youlb Youth Fellovnhlp. CARMIIL - llay Scbool 9:43 a. m. MYF l.eg:on: 7:30 p. m. Salvailnn llghts were enjoyed 11 well as Service &:IS p. m. Evening Wor· 1•30 a. 01. sunday 8cb0ol Way· day 6 p, m. Prayer meeung: Thursday, I to I l.lo lhe ll&hlld !rae. lhlp p, m. each 8uDday. ,. Rousb, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Sunday 7:30 p. m. · 11os Home League: 7 p, m. Prep A Chrlllmll J)nllt&m was 7 240 Uncoln Sl Mlddleporl WY 2-2!110 UO E. Second PomoroJ WY 2-:MfO !lndhar7 Cbnll arlll. Mornln1 Worahlp, 2nd and fib Tile Ulliled Melhodlot cborcb, claslles; 7 30 o. Ill. Billie IIUdy, held wllh 11r1 prelld«<t Tress 01 o\r1 Man:um, miDISter; Bible Sullday of the r.oOIIlb; 8 p.. m. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, ,..ayer meelfng. Other lll'\'lcol Swain, reiCiiDI lbe Chri11mas School and r.tornlng Worsbtp, Bvenlns Evangellstk: Serv:ce. pestor. Sunday School, 9: IS a. "' onnouncemenL 11ory alld prayer by Mr. ll'.dllell. IO·:JJ a. m., CbrlslliD EndaV· lit and 3rd Sunday ol 1111111111. m. Mommg Worsb1p 10:30 a.m. ,......., tllveatlo 0., ,,._ R*lnlll wm pven by each · p. m.; Fvening Worsblp, 'hppcn Plllu E11B Chord!. sermon: "Our Best Today." ikt ~biii'CII - Mulberi'J llllibto ln l'llpjllllt 1o roll call. carol• P8 m. Rev. Eugene E. E - . pas- Te>l: Deut<ronomy 33:22-29. Rd., OOrtll ot Melp M-'81 wen II1IIC foll01fed by 1 COn· Establl.sbed In 1904 1 Commilillty Cllardr tor; Sunday worablp 9:30 L m. The Holy Communion IIMIIIIII. Pillar. V. W. OIIIOrd . die Uibtmi ceremony. Jllddleporl West Columbia, W. va. WY 2-3284 Ret. 11u11e11 Cline. putor. _ 8uDday Scbool It a. m., IJo. menl will be observed on o\!llilanl Putor, J 11epor11 wen atven on food Ph. M..on 773-lili93 YOUDI People's service 1,30 p. bar1 Vineyard, S1p1. Bible Stu· day, Jan. 2, i961. Pubhc Is !!offer Services 011 Satulday: 1a1am 1o 1 DettiJ widoW, lifts m. Thurlday· £vangellltlo aer- lly and prayer service~ led by come 10 worsh:p. Sabbalb School. 1:10 p. Ill., 1o ICIDOIOcol clillc!Na. ODd lifts Salurda;, 7110 p. m.: and pastor, 7:30 p. m. Tullday. Lelart Fallf Ualted Bretbren Worablp, 1:30 p. m.; You Ill 11111 progroma for vlllll to the IIs.~:~~7·~·~ p. m. AdUlt clau meellq 7:30 p. ltl C rlat Olurch, SUoday Sohool meeting. 1:30 p. m.; Blbl• 81& ltlmllllld ~ 11ome ODd lbe II Gme Qrlldu m. las1 Monday of month. 9:30a.m. worablp oerv:ces. The dy. 'lburaday, 1:11 p. m, at OilldriD'I Home btfort Olrlat· Bulova Watrbea - Salea and Strvtce West MaiD st Pumero)' Church. Jam.. Quisenberry, recteraloll hmllrOJ. flnl and third Thursday even· fl Evaoa Heigbla, 01lllpolil. mu DoJ. C1J111 were 11enec1 Middleport 188 N. Secon~ Support tho Cl>ureb ol Your Choice worship ,.rvice, 9:30 a.m. Rev. W. R. Perrin. pastor: lDp at 7:30 Olld the second Edeo United srelllhl 18 to be •t lo 11ct and 1bifllt Sunday School 10 a.m Terry Carl Kautt, Supl.: Suo d H fourth Sunday Dlghls al ' Cltrtat Cltarch: Rev. !Cidaa R. memberl. Collums, Supt. · School, t a. m.: Wonblp boar James MDrriiOD, pastor. Balke. oastor; SundaY Bchool. A chicl<eD dliiDf!l' WU aaned Bndlo"' Ill""'~ et CVIII. 10 a. m. ' llyoell Raa l'i'et lltelbodlsl. 10 a. m.; Wlnnl• Hlllllltpr, oopl. from 1 table decorated fit die Joo RabiDaoD, Mlnilter; ML U•IOII f .W.B. Choreb - ' " ...." E. Sllllb, Sr .. PB1"" ' Christian Endeavor. 7:11 p, >11. bOllday motll. Tltla wa tbe ' Hom~ fl'orrest. Supt.· Bible l1wKiay School t:ti 1. m., WI ISunday School 1:30 a.m. 0. 0. Mrs. Lyda Cbevaler, pr..w.t. last meetiJII of 1111 elm ulllll ''EverythJng In Hardware" Scbool t :30; Morrtlng Worship, lllartey, 10pt., Even!Dg W<lf ' Pallerson, Supt.; 140111~ Wor !o: au. Baq llt'Vk!tl, tlpl'laa. Chester. Ohio 10:311 a. m.; F.vontng Worsh:~. sblp, 7:30 p. m. by Cecll Cos, •hiP \U.iiO •· m. Voulh liervlce, p. m. PreaCIItlill 1:11 P. m.: Prl.... .._. Mr. IIIII Mrs.· Pomeroy, Ohio 1 p. m. WedneiUy, 7 p. m. Lo.yman; Young People's metl· Uli p. m.; Evongotlltlc m.. \11<1 Weeto Pra1• -dnc. 7:• IAwll l'ctU. a. Woblllr, Bible Study. In~ and Bible SIUdy, 7:30p.m.; so&e. 7:30 P·1 m.; Prayer meel- p. m. ""'""""' lAid- llory Plerot, libel ~ Do- Chardl e1 C ~ r 11 1 Wednesday: Choir pracUce al, 'n1. l'burlf' Y1:30 P m. ..,. Mrt I4Qit ~. Aro MJen. llulh LlltiDI, HDBible School 9 30 a. m. Preach- 7;311 p. rn. Thursday. Fne MeCbodlll Cllord, Liar· llldllll Eto....Jeol UidiM da ~. lllllord Court, (leo.; 111.11 10:30 a. m., 1l1'111 and ll!i,. Doovllle Plfgrlm HollneSB, IP "1 ~lifl. '..ev R. I ·ne Olll . Brelbi'ID Clturcb - 8tmdiJ' r&e llllillly, Dove Yalll, Trels Take Someone With You to Church . ~undaya. 0. l.anR>•'IIIe Ohio I, Rev 0. H. pastor. SuodaJ Sobaol IIIII a. School 9:0 1. m. Wonhlp, Swolll, Alma Lellar, lieu Let· Builders and Building Supplloo Maooo Clly Chorel of Chris!. Cao .. put.er: Sunday School, 9:30 ILl I'I!P Wlae, tUPI.; 2nd and tlb Bullday, t :CS a. ldlll, Mr. and Mrs. Cbltles ln Pomeroy Over 90 Yean Cbester. Ohio Ph. 983~003 1 Miller Street: Sunday Bible ·•· m., Roberl Grate, Supl Wor· -•~lp 10 iiO a. m.; You m. Acbub MIUtr, paat.er. a.n.ley and a pst, Geaeva Study 9 a. 01. £venlnjf Wor· thip service al 10,3; a. m.; PI~ -., ... ,.. 1 p. m : Bvonaelllllc: U6 t'llu,.... LaW• Yllel. ------ ~ ·-~-- --- --- -------Attend The Church of Your Choice ship 7·30 p. m.: Bible Study. vim Voulh. • 45 p. m.: Eva<> ..rvlco 1:111 ~. m Mid Wot! 1 311 p. m. Wednesday. gelistic ,.rvice, 7:30 p. m. Mid- onver 7.110 p. m. wea Middleport Cb=b 01 Chrtsl, W<ek Prayer and Praise, Wed· WednadoY •1111 ~J Ashland OH Productl 5e to ~1 .00 1nd up $th an~ Main Streets !)maid oesday . 1.30 p. m. f,.otltlal Ololl"' M!olllle, Ba Browil'l Bottlo Gao H1cks, minister: Hible School, Klngdom Hall 01 JeliOVall't shan lll 1"•,..•11» Rnticl: B. J Pomeroy WY 2-3498 Ohio WY 2-2166 Pomeroy :311 a.m., Kenl't!'h McElhinney Witne..es· Public meetins. Stu> llrUfith, p81l0i't Racer W1~ ·POMEROY, O. ) Supt: Morning Worship, day 5 p. m .• Watchtower study lord. Supt., Sanda' !!dlnnt 0:30 m Evening Wurshto. 6 p. m.; Bible study Tueed&J a m.: ltl•";"~llllllo PRESENTS ,;.._ 1 p m.. Prayer Serv:ce, Wed· 16 p. m. Service meeUng, 7 p. 30 p. m 1royw mM!lltll. ' ' oesday, 1 p. m. m. Thursday: Miniiii'Y school. \' m Tu-"'> · Furniture and Appliance• Cllutcll o1 "'"''· Pnmtroy. \6 p. m. Thursday. Rullo• Mllaloo 1 Olivo NIW· Quality Furniture at Lower Pricfl Jerry Masoers. past«· Sundav I 81. Paol's and St Jobo't man, mllllUIIII"' Pllltlr · lltlil Cbeater. Oblo Pbone 886-2125 (A NEW RADIO PROGRAM) Middleport. Ohio S<:llool 9 30 a m Church lU !ll l Lutheran church. - Morning I day SchOOl I liD I m.: WOI'Ihlo·ll 1 . m.; Chnstian Endeavor & :so worship B 15 a. m. and 10:45 lUll 1 m.; Proarltlnl I 30 o o m. Evening Service, 8:30 p. a m.; Sunday School g 30 a.m m.; Pra'" •tvlco, 1:10 p, Ill _, IBolh congreg.llons ore meet· l'llllriiii&Y . Retllud Chardl of Chrlol - lng os one al SL John's Church lbraOIIIO MI...... KeY. Roy Carter, Minister. Bible ar Pine Grove willie the new •:utter. ~aot.er: ServiL......,~ School 9:30 a. m. Worshln and . Sl. Paul's ~hUrclJ Is neine bllllt.. •' '1 311 11 I"' ' LOCAL ONION 51161 Pomeroy E. Main Sl Preaching Service 10:!0 a. m.' Alf...J Metbotuol ' (:harclo0 fte djoo,.,. et 1ilf Naza.. ne Bavtuewood. W. Va. Stt-moni Actually.Dtllvendln Church·Byt Young People's meeling 6:30 p : Rev . Pearl A. Casto, past..-.I ~' Re •. ,H~rberl Grate. ·- ·m. Evenmg ~rvrce 7 p m. V.i Sunday School at9:311, Charles pafiGI': Rlchanl llarlon, Sup! 1H. Braley, Btble School Supt. Taylor, Supt. Wors~ip service !.lilt~ BINI>Il oUst. Supt. llH Chure~ 01 Cllrtsl. Porn• ' al 10:45 with Vere Swart.. lay '!trn.t•• !lo l1ill• 11111 • m.; Murn Cburtb and Oflleo Suppllll - Gilta rov · ltarrl•.,vllle Hoad, Eu· leader. MYF meets at 6 p.m. •n1 W~rlllll! II o. m.: NYI'lo RECTQJ ~t>ne U11dt!rwood, mlmster. 81- Worship 1ervlcts at '1 :45 wltb 1141 ' n: ' m.: lvtntnR !w.rv11<t lliddltPOri ..; laker1 of Ho1•um BrP~· . WY 2·2llfl •It Sl1lool g 311 a. m.; M · ... the Rev. 9Bsto. W~ne~y e,_v· r SO 11,~"l;ft , Mrtltl••ll PrNvPr ter TINY'S FOODLAND I 0 Cbolr Pracltce. S.30 p. m. Tue• Bvenlni service 7:30 p. rn., 2nd JIIIIU!I Early, i--------------------------11 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Jfolidays Pel/owl..:.tt J,;,. ;,. 6ttNf'lrearf ".,., ~"J •'~"¥•• •., !&one Cllope IMellotdJII - 1'4, Rev. "aali Ill. Jones, plllor. v'•<> • I. rn.; SU· ' " ' pastor, SUDday School 10 L m.· Wor- 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., Junior Choir Prartl"" ood 4th Sundays: Youth Cllolr, Sayer,_ SUpl Sunday School day, Wedlleoday aDd Frld.,. 7:311 p :m. Cbelhlre • Kyaer • Harlford 6.30 wednesday Prayer 1. m., Preaching II a. m. Tbe P.,...OIIal a.-~ ~ Cheshire-Kyll8l'llal'llord Patwarren G. ZinD, Postor. · .P· m. · Porllaad Melhodlot Chardl_..., lllh. Hartford Baptist Chui'dl The Baptist Church MeeUng. 7:30 o. m Wldoesday H. L. McDaniel, pastor. South ant Ave.: Sunday Morning Woriblp 8•11 DET Ser10 •· rn.; Soliday eveolng 111011 ''Wa~ II' tbe Teo will have two Christmas J'ro. Lolll'ldge E1JB Cllordr, Rev: School 9:30, Harold grams this year. The first wm Eugene E. Emerson, pastor. Supt; Kenneth Mcl.eod, ..rvtco. 7' 30 p.... VlrglnsH Tuesda - Olflcets be pretiented by the Sunday 8111111 a. Supt., PreachlnJ7:30 p. m. • Bible Study 7' 30.!:; planntni meeting.' 7 p.m. lllDT. School plplls at 9:50 on Dec. 19. 100 ... ~r. up un . ' day. m., al!lht Prayer F' Tile Ullleld MeWII Clurrth, An enlarged prosram will be W111'1!blp 10:45 1. 01. aod 7.30 lllciDe Melbodllt Worship 7·~0 p. 111. Pastor, Rev p Rev MelviD Alltlre by the Hartf'lrd Grede School P. m. alternately. Bible study B. L. Mcllanlel, putllr: Suo- B. L. Barrell. B School 1""•sent•ed at the Baptist Church and prayer aemce led by past. day School 1:111 a. m.: llarrls9avdlo PreabylerlD IS rn · Cbrtst111811 Soliday Dec. 20 at 7:30p.m. The pub- or 7:30 p. m. W~Y· Clu1J. lng 10:30 a. m.; MYF I p. m.; Jolm Davlel, )JIIIer: vine· worahlp 10:10 a.m. The lie invited to this pf08ram. llaD Endeavor, 7.30 P· m., 3rd Prayer BDd Bible Study, 7:30 Cllurcb Sohool 18:10 a. m. WOI' Qu:islmaB Message. Moaday ev· HallaH ~·Inn HaP"•• t:burcb Salurday of iDODih. m. Wedn<lday. alllp service :SO P· m. eolng the JOF ClaSS m~ at ISur:day Scbrol 9:30 a. m. PreacJ>. -~ Star £UB Cllmdl, Raoll 8pr!Dp Melbodlll Reorp•IUO Cllarob 01 J - tbe home of Mrs. CW!ord Ed· lnr Sunday 2:30 p. 01. Rev. Menzal Smith, pqtor: 9:~ Cheater Lemley, plllor: WOI'o Chrlir of Latter Day SaiDII. Ill ll'lboch on Mulberry Avenue, Free wru Bapllsl amra, I. m. Sunday SchooL ~ 811Jp aan1eo t:SI L miles !rom RaciDa CID Raell» Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., the Lydia Rutland, Pastor, Rev. P 1 u I Slllltb. aupt.: Earl Sbuler, Ass t day SchooL IO:IS L m.; Road. Sunday 8cbOOI Circle of the WOIIIBII'I Society Taylor; SUodly Bcbii01, 10 o. m. Morning wwablp lO:tii L m.r 1:30 p. m. Prayer ODd 1. m.; Worship 10:111 L -Is at the cburch, for their Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preaching Prayer meeuaa 8 P. Ill. Thor. Study, Wednaday. 7:111 p.m. &mcla• evening aervll:e ar Chrfalmas meellllll. ThUrsday ev aerv1ee, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer - day. RaiiPd Helbodlll ~ p. m.: Wed .. wmbtp serv· eulng Is choir rehearsal. Frf• vices, 1:30 p. 01. Wednesday: 8aatlo Belliel EUB Chlreh -Rev. c. J. Larnley, piiiOr: at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. day, Christmas Eve Caodlellght.P. m. Jfoppy ~C · ".... . IDE /.At., ''·· ~,.;.,•., .;,;1 "'p••:••,J ~~ · 1 ... . . Np · groelfnp an4 t. ... -'·L- lor .. ~-a merrr, .W·Ahioi>H laollllcrt 111<1101&. Kari·Grueser Plumiing &Heating WY 2·2974 Minersville HOYT'S Sohio Servi~, �'I ' ·' "I ' the ~ e1 thy Delgllbor.'' oter, and that the rlgbt of "Someone must remember ! the stem of Jesse, and a ~~~~~ ~ -~Dal~ly~Se~ntl!n~e~!,C.:P~o~~m~e~ro~y~-MI~dd~l~epo~rt:._,_(!O::_ .• :n~ec . -~~ And 1 aald, "I Will· take heed people to rebel against an uo- that JR the city "are persons lahall grow out of his roots: Aod ts thy ways that 1 sin not wanted government did not who know not their right band ,the spirit of the Lord &hall real 11 my tongue. r will keep my come to an end in 1763." from their left hand." upon bim tbe spirit of wisdom May the world rejoice again, In mouth with a bridle, while "Someone has Ia declare that ' wicked is before me. 1 the world can not be run by and understanding, the spirit on Earll\ Good·WiU to Men. dumb with silence; I held my policemen and intelligence ag- A thought _for ~~ day: The counsel aod mlghl., tbe apirll _ ieronymoUI peaee, even from good; and ents, or ambarsadors either for prophet lsatah: Aod there I knowledge and of the fear my SOI'I1lW :wa1 sUrred." that matter." shall come forth a rod out of llhe Lord." ~My ·heart was hot wltlhln' "Else some future , , :.- . ' me; 'While I was musing the may say of America as Tacitus ~ l.9'IQ odd years ago, so ing ol tbe sun. This short truce lire burned ; then spoke I did of Rome, ' they made u deso· tol d, Ja>par, Melchoir, could not have much effect, longue." Jation and called it peace; and 1 . wiSe men of the militarily, but could add to the "For somewhm, some child repeat the cry ol travelled westward to peace of mind for one d'l', to in ail thiS bloody tangle of Miyas -Qknra of Hiroshima :" ' a brig ht new slar told of , several hundred parents of , tics and diplomacy, a Give hacl my lather. of 'blin ' wM .~me · boys who are in service in Viet-~ human decency has to survive GJve back my mother. as lhe pr~ .of ~ace. nam and possibl y to some "Som~ne has to affirm that Give back my 110n1 and brought gilts to him. parents there. l a Chinese has as much right to daughters. was proclaimed "On , But our htgh command · can eal as a Californian, that Give me back myself. WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS mrm _whase id~as .d!ffer ~ Give back the llum&D race. , peat'e and to men, good i not consider the proposal we do no recognize the ours IS not necessarily a Give back peace. POMEROY, OHIO ~ rbi) year. our "wise" men Congas a governing body',. ~~cl l l"_..... hav~rued their fares toward can not _ therefore make agn>e- 11 tiu~~b'ast: but there is no peace) ments w1th tht> m. $lr f~ 1here good will to men. If we are to bar any possibili'l'be ' gtfl>" of 1965 come down ty of "Come let us rea.wn bwr~.the skies; gifts of incendi· gether." how .are we to end . arv 'tibmb~ and napa].m for the 1 war? Have we gone back to the destruction of villages~ of t ancient "herem '' of fht> Hrdlemiei11 spray for the destruc- ' brews t& proclaim that '·All · tit:m ,lf vegetation. and of high who liveth there in shall be explos1 \· ~s for the destructon to the sword." wm to all Int'n he your of men - and wemen and I can only echo th e words guidi11g fa ilh forevt'r. ehildrt-u. Thomas Jdferson, ''I tremble •' lt'o Lulle md LU&tlo .The ~tar these wise men fol- wbes I reflect that God is ius!. '' 'til all io <Lmo •• , wheo it'o IQw is not one placed in the liniahod we ••for the f 1111. Happy Holidqd hf!an:ns but only tlM! star worn A'so Sprake Varlou'i 1 bj t1 e general of the army. sla. Our npponents in Vietnam ! "And there came yet another PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY have a~ 1a' d for a truce on our I commandment: Thou shalt not Christm:-ts day, and on their I speak other than the voict- ot MIDDLEPORT POMEROY, OHIO &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Jollddleport, 0 ., Die. ·· " 1~!5:::-' ..,, Crolby reluaUon. I.,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..,;;;;;;;;;;;;_,..,_,;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;=-· ll chalcedony II 15. Co-t 18. Bn.g.. WeiJ"ht 10. ProjecUw 2. Prize rlnr or t . Printer'• bully 19. Truck J'&ft :t E xtinct bird Wllldow 12. Rerlons 13. Kind of tablet u . Rural dally 11. Hawaiian taro pa.• 16. RadJunL . meu urea .21.l!lpocb IS. Tolew.b\e 6. Former 2t. SheP'" homeo!R, E. Lee herd~' U. Food 3S. Semblance 7.Creek 26. LU'etime 3<LP'aclal li. AIIJ'ht from 27. French eotn features ara.iii'Qact 2V. Part of 31. Wither car llto bl'' -4.0. Bn.r.U t.rM oym, IT. Famllh 9. Beret, fe:r, tam, etc. 21l, NIJh 22.Cereal 32. Welt Indl&n·U. Back aborteiM '2. Poltah rraln 2!,SrnUe 2(. Coulll1'1 tuvaded by Haoro ====.;,.=__,.._==.....;'-==----=-.11 ft, lalrtl. AI...W anll othert 28.Labelo 29.Court 30. Inc:llt 31. Clole rela.- Uve, &Jrec- Uo:u.tely. optaldnt U . Chlneee department ] ogous <Khrisfmas LTHi'J'Asrli 1-1:..~--m~m-t--i U,ht 4LJofook 43. Copywrft. ••· s~ep<or a l&ddtr ~~tid. fUIIb tilltl! ll.f pta;, anb gnoh mU!. DAILY CR'IProQUO'l'lll- Here'• bow to worllltl AJ:rD;J.aAAli:R ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING ~ristmas • , . Wt lift our voices in DlJ to wish you Jncl you.rs the many joys of the Yuletide seasoa. May your holidays be lnlly metty, er'•pret~ bt )upr. Us frltnhll~tps Blrnngtr anllaH 240 Lincoln St. L;;rt-t-f-fZ~T"i--lrtr 36. Larre worm 11 aa.DQ<ton· ~up 1~ 39, Bluing (till' lllq-I(Jit l~t lltllllng nf lll~r!Bimas Tartan eve-n older holiday of the turn- the Consensus, else thou sufft: J On.~ ctUith the Christmas Middleport, 0. ..· Star tl"minding us of Love, Peace and Good Will, we joyfully thank all our worH1Nfu1 tustomen for their patronage. W ilb 1bougb1• of tbt m•wy b'""tiflll things f01111tclttl UJilb lbit SltUOn1 WI Slllll wisiJtt lo ""1°"' for • tuttful, blmu Chtrslm41, II LONO'IrELLO'Il' lette r aimply stan&! for a.n.othet. 1B tbla .umple A 1a yged lor the three L'a, X fgp Cbl two 0'1, etc. SJnclt to.>phl.. , the lqtll RUCO A O NG; PROFFITI'S WHOLESALE, DUDLEY'S FLORIST Third Street "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" wi th joy. v~ .... doy'o apoa- all hllllo. merrily e~ho llwi r !'O n I!. !\-f~ rr y MIDDLEPORT, 0. fKV q.otattoa M!IC:CV' N NLGEGSHEO RUNL J HI• Vl!WHMF JKV LUI.-TKH - NCG Ceypt001aote: IT IS ONLY IN LITERATIJRIII 'J'J-IAT COINCIDENCES SEEM NATURAL.- LYND .(0 ~ Kine J'cacvu s~ JM,) voh:er Jn •ong, and . we raise oun in thank. to all of you, our eustomen, for lui notes an d voires RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN art dlttttaat. A CQptucs.. 1 :NLO lttten~, and fotmaUQJI of tho ...,. .,.. kc'h da.y the «>de Jettln JlllAGNG ring out C hri ~ t m as Lo 1. Gem know!· ed(o hot I ; U . GIUAI <6. Wind lnltnunoal DOWII U. Billlar4 A. D. WEED & SON 'li~e },enR " . Horae .&OIIOIS l. ArriYe4 I. Rod tf, The Blue any more to 11111 charity. My . !hiD It did before I reeorded ·llllol ..,.. Gl 11111• 'Wbile Cbnllmu' ," be llld. from lbe $ It "II'• always been a opeclll various iood DAILY CROSSWORD ! GROVER S STUDIO tf Ume of lbe "But the _ . . "No. I don't t1t1nt Cbrtl1ulas In a ,rut • l ·lf eresv Holler Wit~ I WU I plcturt . . es pn g As vote 'd all! }l oh aY out wiih ·d like cheer, .,.e . wishing to Jo'·n tJ,em '"O •itlrnosl yO'J o MerrY f, ,, Many Thanks For Your Patronage! VILLAGE CUT-RATE RACINE, OHIO Th e glad. t idings of His birth li >•e /01·ever in th e hea1·ts of m<tn. May the jof this Ch rist m~s be many for 11oa. ' THE GREEN Lt\NTERN 'f. }·. . . BAKER & SEYFRIED Maili •nd Court HeATING " AIR ·C~DITIONING 69&--W. Mtin Pomeroy Christmas G~eetings · To you and your family,,. may thla bt your happiest Christmas ewr. t/ .~• .{), our /wm f!l 1'f'WUnd ttoitJ. • a!l our loyal i"Y• •I "'- /lolid•r . customers . In ut si••'lhank, far aU tlltl" mng fo loll olthe great joy ol the/in! FROM All OF US AT Ohio Valley Plumlaing & Heating ~nd .232· E; .. Sanla's coming your way, sounding Jh~ ri5tnut5 :Jhe 1lar >!tone aDd tho a>2ge16 MIDDLEPORT MILL STREET • greet and thank Jllev'2' SPENCER'S MARKET • merry 1eason, we ere pleased to · ~ ' \ . · '11 Chrlrtma•. W• ~rilh that lor Cllld " Meuy Cbrillma~ c. <Ill olrou. e~istmas 'd,.:eetings For Euy Ustening All Day, Christmas Day .. • Tct you and yonrJ, we wish a nry blessed Christmu, and may the miraele.o o£ thia woudrolll ae11ou Ji.lJ. ency heart wilh happiueu I!Dd coulealmcnt. WMPO Man~~gement 1ncl St1H YOUNG'S SUPER MKT. ·~ Pomeroy • a note oi sood cbeu. Middleport, 0. Locust St. rn~r~y 6~it1JI. 412 2nd Ave, ' - Gallipolis GALEN BROWN AGENT FROM ALL OF US AT CHAPMAN~ANADAY SHOE STORE Midway Market MINERSVILLE • W. Main OHIO Pomeroy POMEROY \ S~!atlon•s To our many friends in havt . , _ . , . good will 10 • .J. 'Chrirtmas Cheer I Mloy lhe """' cheer t1 CllriiiiHI lorlghton eWif'/ home, llghton wery hoart. llpnlally, - r you and youn have a wonderful hellday. ·' BAUM LUMBER ·CO. .... . CHESTER, OHIO GRf.HinGS .....~ TH E ( !/,d .•. . . •• .,, · ' 1.1 IN 1\1 331;lticlland Ave. ·' _, PHONE br ,_ w11k gt I 1110 Wla Wit to ..,, ·~ . stu that &bowed the war for Athena 593-666~ the three Wile Men lead you to a dbrtsuflllcd with JOy 111111 bapp~ VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 923 S. Thircl !' ., Midclleport "Thaair JOlt for_. ••ndnN .,_,• ~nagement an1 ,Employes MOO liE'S . . .'J',9fr\~~, PHIO • ' . I '' 1111m. tt 111in the ·-"-- IIIIJ SIISiiW.t lias lhl .~ ' .. .... 1111 " .........i \,...... •rrlllllf Citflsbuses fir ,eu, 111 ' ,• • under 'IIIII lrll. 'Bit's llr war II UJitl ''llllnli Jll" I, ·JH"}Jtha "hi.veo.ly}lelce" of that fint Hlf Clllllttrl. . """''·""i'IN~t.~..;,..,,. . •" • ChriB~"W+'l1fl!l4 ,upon the world, ·brincilll to ~hi)';",!~ th~ f1 and happi· 11111 flat tomes With a cool:lmbd heart. . ·EX~EUtpR:~ OJL C~.::.. 636 E. M.ln st.. ~~ 1111 lt,al pll-. Tt Jill, wrapped up IR lilt illlltlt, '"&111111 pu~lfl J P 1. loyal pat ..... Our .......... IG -----· G11lsimal tiM 01111 dtlld, •• thul111p!. a II II of "P-•Ilallll. GNol Will to Mea.• Y... dear a I 111 lilly " !Itt birth ., .1/t ,.,. •,.. ; ' ll1 ..tl the area • • . WI .11r IICI obrolu to Grl!l!tings aatMr lqllfler As THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. . .· ' .MR. & MRS. JOHN WERNEt 'I.. · .. ~ ~ . :.•: WERNfR'RADIO .&TV h MIDDI!PORT, Pomeroy ,. ·/ ,. ' . . ... . .. , ' OHI6 ••• .•. .,, •), j' ·~, •. .' \'· May all the spiritual blessinp of the Chriltmas season be with you and your lewd one~, and your hct8 be Ailed witb peacre aDd trutt hi!( =!mini;, FROM All Of US Al .. , WILLIAMS NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ' �.1. . . '.. .., .,, .. ' ' ' ;o··· ·), 1t Ob.ioCrops Fill Barns 8%Foller M ........, ~.,;wm~C~Mt, "·· DM. tf. ,,. 1\\t IIIK£D CDCIIPINATI (UPIJ - A 3 Ill' ceill wage Increase for about s,ooo COilllty employ<s, llffecllve today1 was approved Wedneaday by the Hamilton f'I)II,OOO • year and ortly Wt ~ fare Department worker• wlwlo l!alarles are paid by tlr8 111tt of Aplcui&Ure, HI lilt 191& pro- est 1111 record. record high, sutJ)IIJIII.._ 1M' cltictloll iftdel at lJI pet' cent on Wbe t _ p~·d• 11 record by t,OI'JO toos, 00-41 111M, .mpared wllll a •wucwft per Fruits - ProcluctlOii IIJ per cent a JUt qo and lbe ctnl below liM and IJ per cent above averago but we1J lil\11~ I'8I.'Cl'd 1118 bllb t1 1211 per cent. undet lbt llr•ywar average. last year, except fo·~~~=~~ l\leGrd p<HC1'8 yleldl wert Soybean~_ - Productom again Seed Cropo t'OLl1MBI18 (tJPI) nporled tr 1a11 pota10111, ~~Mel at all all-tim& blgll, I per cent weather conditions at crop prodUction Ill Ohio Ill clortr lied and llllgllr beetl. higher tban_lbe previous. record t1me responsible for ~~~:::, - I ptJt eet~l abovt liM but smey, c:ot11, popcom, rye, 1Jur. of 48 miiiJM bushel• lll 1981. in b....wsted acreage. ley IJld cigar lobaceot all re- Yield of 2U buehelo per acre lion lower than in !tiM. CGI'IIed near..-d per • aere well below 1111 record, Record Hay _ Production dow• yteldl. production ered!ted to ln<n... per cent from both Ia•! y~~f,l_,,-1' OIIW fnlll8, Ill brief: iD acreage. Iand the live-year average. were exclude4. WHAT "NOt;(." MEANI "Noel," llle French word Olunty Comn\lssloners. T be Cbrlstmaa, mtalll "blrlhday," lloolt will cHI tilt COUDty about "news," or "A lhout of joy." ....... ,.... ....,..,.k ,..., •1 ..., ..., JWn I'ICOrf eom - '1ftfl p!'Oi!dei!C!D OJ!J.... Pl1llledol tho Obit Cl'1t JleporllliC mlJUoD butbell. 14 per oeot tinct 11111. . ._ , .. f u14 IIMiay. above 1. . production and 3 pet\ Barley and~~-~ 'IW M 110t, • •. tiiGrt ol ~ abon the li&MS average. oaly allgbtly bl · . lllialrllfl,t . a. U.l, 1111 Oblo Depea bllllllll Yield of 75 bushf!la tlllnl hlgbo Sugar 8eeU - ~ 'Ill(" "' Otldlnto (Derr~ ........ Tirol •s "SHORTY" HACKm Pomeroy Main Street e: ~ d ATHENS, 0. hristmas Jsimas From All of Us • , • Downie-Gross, Pomeroy FOR ALL OUIO P'RIEND. ., I ) WE WANT hi TheJoyftA Chrlatmu Cl s•etonJe,_.. e• · agell't, 11v1na ue tM TO ADD 0UR \ Christmas Prayer our ,aratitude to our customers. Our ptea11nt essocllllfOn with )'Ollie • prlvllt&e Indeed. and moat linwN,wllh Wilh a!I the happy peacefulness of a child'• prayer, we greet you during this holy IOGIOR. to JOll Gild~ fro. all of .. BLUE & GREY RESTAURANT WOMEN'S APPAREL 120 E. MAIN POMEROY MARTIN RESTAURANT ROBINSON'S Mar yo ur LAUNDRY heart be filled wilh Moy the bless· ings of Christmas lhfniftl . . . . . . . . . . .r - tht tlo"" of Jhot lnt Chill-. be yours during •lew, .....,. .. ...,.. IMithtw. the rlrh ltletlinP, and abidioC lmo~ o( U. holidaT• and IKIY they From Management & EmplOY" of continue long CHASE HARDWARE into the futuse. lihri.Stmas, Locust St. Locust St. Th• ti'H Is trlmllltll, tht pltMnll art here Middleport , • , now lind out if your Chrlatmal wl1hu have como true! Ouro did ••• wo hive the niceal cuatomers thora aro! Many thanld. • 'T'11 tho 1001on for joy, lhoughlfuln.. and thank yooL So wo'ro IIJking flmo to t1:1f [ull thai, and wllh you a vtl'f li<lppy HGIIday. And we wish Associated Radio & TV MR. & MRS. HARRY MILLER May all lht holy Joys of that 11111 Chr!slmar nigh! abide with you and your loved ones during tho hall· day season, bringing the same peace and tranqumty that shone upon the earth 011 that Night so long ago. POWRL'S SUNOCO STAnON 5·1o BEN FRANKLIN -- - - - - - - 5·10 --. -- - POMEROY Middleport, 0. POMEROY PASTRY SHOP ••• MAIN ST. POMEROY, .OHIO ---- - -~- -- --- I:Ot Sacred Heart I::U. Melga CouoiJ ltFD 1:25 Paul Bowm, form 1:30 News 1:57 Weather 7;110 NaUonal Mewa 7:08 Bill Mllltr Shcnr 7:30 8port.l hnlll 7:3& BIU Miller SOO. 7:35 Plcken.o HardWIN {Tues. Tllurt.) 7:50 News 8:00 Bill Miller sb011 8:4; Baker Furnlturl 3:1011 9:00 Newo 9:05 Coffee wtth Janet 10:011 Portraits ol a Patriot IO·ai Swap Shop .. ' \ ' \ . )' 1 . POMEROY .......,joy wlo/1 yova Merry Chrl•tmas. May your 1laclneu h everla•lln1l - OHIO - > •• ,,;,.,..... ,..: .. -··:,..;. •• • m ~~ qill •IJtlt 1111tttll jllitt tngtt~er btlllll!#tr G atllJIIIttg. Jt's t!Jt ttw 111l)tu lilt tnuttt uttr &lt••l~tg~~ d J1Jm= guub furtmttiiiiiUIJ frltnils atth mangeu. •· II!: INVENTED TOYI Sir lslae Newtoa, Engtish J)by!<lltt, malbematidm, IOIIO!Jber, tl}t qupplJ ...lldllll, t I . .'.. ' lib. 1st t!Jt ttnt GtiJfl.dttttltJI ttllhttllln, lllt'il Ub tn tx· Ifill tat 1J0U anllunurJ, nur &tJt 111i.ll~tll f11t a attttJ GtqrtlltmaJ. FROM ALL OF US AT .... ~ed hie Chrl8tmae, anilllil tirBt day. Linoolnsbtre, Eft«land, Ill 1643. ' Frail and llckly u • youth, ho devoted many boyhood 1 llecembera Ia invenlin~: and , moldna ChristiiUis toys. RIZER OIL CO. 700 1!. MAIN '.' POMEROY r NMrl Headlines 8atur4AJ MIIIIIH 1111111 Oi&cinl wHh Doll t:SO RadiO R I 0 eace S:OD NIWI RoiDidup 1:15 SlgD 011 10:10 Bib Miller IJ~ Show 10:45 MUOD Agt. Progrem {TIIes.iayl 10:41 Fllnily Worship {1'11111'1.1 10:41 A.S.C. Program !Friday) II ;00 Nl!'lll lt:C. t'IDJ'I Co1111ry Junction 11:30 ,.,., Country Hymna 12.00 Ctlllllll BtO<k ~ewo 112:10 Ooeuier'1 Guesl Slur (Friday! tHe Larry Andenon Show 1:111' Jim Meea Show t : 15 BLaeti!W Auro Show t ~IO Eteotrte Companr Newt t :40 Jim Mess Show 5:110 Nellt 5:00 Jim Met. Show eL le JtJ, "' •Jove If tlll'lrlttu 6 00 Sporll Pll'!dt 5:30 Rizer's Wtatber Report 5:50 Sports Parld1 6:00 Sundown hreoade 6:45 Sign Off SAl'l..OA Yli 1:00 St.. 011 - Ne"" 8:011 Country Muso< nme 8:20 Coulltry Jamboree 1:30 Happy Valley BOYI 7:01: Prot..rtant Hoar 1'011 . .: . -.raMieir • • . . aD. we siiCeniJ tltl• &*Mia .. te ceuolty 'Wday •• titllllil aost treiRRa • Te.. Sbow 122:00 News 12: IS M118tcal IDterlude t>:3r Pov. Merlin Teell 1:00 News 1:05 Jim Mees Show 5:50 Sports Parade 6:00 Slllldown Serenade ·.!: . . ····.(.>·· ... ... .. ~ ' 6:45 Sip 011 rtdiUJ$ DurlnJ tbla lleautlful dme of 1&. yW,nnd'vouaad~dac1Chr'.sl arul wllh you aD tu J.lae!np of die • - "11•""111 \ MINiRSVJLU ' ~ere eleaving two briets wltb Oat blow of tile lllnil.llrh~o ..no, portielpalinr Ill 1M 1116 All Amerleon Opea K ara te Championahip at l'l'ew York's Hunter CoJ. lege, ~peciallzu in 1 11 the lrl kaowll u · Jlyu. 12:00 New• • •..,Mrt it iJ liiM ogai# for it Joyful Yulttik. PROVICO FEEDS 1:30 1::11 U5 4:00 - klnlt uperll J~~Ch •• Peter Slrlnrano, 2:116 Newt S:OO !lllturday Matlnet POMEROY, OHIO Howu... tiOfJ}lr OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES, INC. 4:lill Weatller 5:00 Community Hewa &:10 World and National 5:15 Sign O!f Saturday 7:15 Sign 1n, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 1:D Sports Today 1:15 Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant Football 10:30 Songs for Children 10145 Golden Key 11:00 Newo 11:11& 8alurdl7 Show 12:00 Loeal, Ohio, Nat. News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:2& Newo 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1:30 News Heldllnes 1:11 SalurdiJ MIUnto 1:115 NIWI 2:00 8aturdJ)' Malblet 2:30 Newa Helldllntt 2:11 laturiiiJ Matinet 7: !II lpoi'U Parade 1:15 Larry Anderson Show 10:45 It's Music - Army 11~00 Dutton's and HerD! Dail"llt GRAVRY TRACTOR SALES Ar tills JltCl Btr8Tft-It'1 Ill In knowing ho\f, Or 10 aq Sporle W.M.P.O. Radio IIONDAY THRIJ f'JIIDAYo: 110 Sign On - Nelli 'JOU A Merry OIJ Fashioned Chsislm"" OB ~~~~----~~~~------ Middleport McClure's Dairy Isle We greec you and wish you an abundance of thf! .~'• joy. S10 N. Second DRY CLEANW this holy season METROPOLITAN MOTORS ~his e 4:45 SpotllaJtt Monday Tbrough Friday 7:15 SlgD On, Musical Cld 7:45 Echoes of Joy ':00 Ohio VaUey News 1:05 World News 1:10 Sports Today l :IB Weather Pl41uro 1:18 M111lea! Clock 1:55 Communlly News t:OO Talk of lht Towll t:liS Ma11011 County Nen 10:00 PubliC Senlet 10:15 Family Worohlp Hour 10:30 Latchstring 11:00 News 11:05 Morning Melodies l~cept Frtdey, ChurCh Bello RlnJ) 11:45 World Newa 11:65 Ma!IOD County Newt 12:00 Community Newa 12:05 Noon New• 2:10 Markell 12:15 Mid Day Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board 2:25 New& 0 Oralllt 1J:30 County Apllt 2:45 Country Go 1111111111 1:55 News Beal 2:00 Country Go Round U5 Nelfl Beat 3:00 Mid Way Matlnet 3:5> News Beat t:OO Oiscing with Dod 4:30 lnlerchaa*' The L& l SHOP MIDDLEPORT, 0. hFimroa~ WJEH RADIO WmB LOG DUTTON DRUG STORE FOR A .JOYOUS POMEROY, 0. WISHES FOR A FROM ALL OF US AT ..• ur-lfags glad expreee opportunity to Lit "' , ....., ~~~1J11 ~~ gift of lo~t, ,. M<~Mibil Cbris,_ 6 jqpt~~ ,;,., jorllll. BAKER FURNITURE, Middleport RAWLINGS & COATS Sugar Run Flour .Mills POMIRO'(, .9tll' . HOME FOR FUN~ALS ED.NA JoiAXINE -COATS- STEPHEN COATS .JAMES BOO SJMPSON ,,,' ' "' .. MIDJ?LEPORT, O• .· a Spreading throughout the land, warm wishes ror bright md happy Qu:iiii!IU- 1111011 filled witlt lauJhctr; 1011.. fOJid memodet tlMI loftd M cl011 lly. M., )'OUt Ollllofll appr.ed•ted ~ be blessed with IIKh • Jaoliuy, . SVNDAYI- 7:!0 Silltl 011 - Army llour 7:55 Newt 8:00 Bapllsl Llvmrut'a Hour 1:SO Sutlday Show " 9:10 Tile Bible Spelikt Ill You 9:t:. Legislative '\eport 10:• 'the Good I.Uo 10: It 'Congressman ~ler lt~lll The CounlrJ llyiii.IUmB' t. ·30 The QUiet Hciur 12.0!' Newa II: 15 Tile Cbrlsllllll Hnur 12:10 Tht lie\. Ul '1'111 itet: '·~.llD* ' 2: 00 The HeY. Alldtel! Pll'loiiJ • Bud ~lmpMI .lo Doll Mills, Acenll Downi~g ~nsurance il.,,,.. ' 2:1& SundQ lllofta · l•lt Iii I lia ...... Oil ~ \ ', fll · . U . ",. ••• From Thf$1 Local Insurance Agencies Miii•Simpsctn Agency Reuter Insurance Agency ~gency, Inc. · Rollaer liowDllll lo Bill C:ldldt ' ·'. ' ' - .- -- Davis-Warner Insurance Service V. D. Edw..orchJnsurance --------------~~ - ---- �' Annllf11. Christmos Program Given by FirstBaptistChurchon Wednesday . . ~i~~:::; Mrs. Phelps is Hostess at PomeroyMissionary , • ' 1 t~~r~~Iv?win~"""'~-lht~-~.:!;· ~ar:- ~.~ ltat~"t,."';D~ ,_~ . 1 .1 ~ s.~n~ ~· ~~el.~P:omero;y~J.Mid~~=::··~Dee.~~~:"~"""=· 1 0 1 ;' Bill. Pullea ; ..R"JaniOI Gi~bs, Andrews and Mrs. Doril McDonald, Mrs. Clyda,Andrewsand Partl~!lng were Debbie -- , , 'Mle annual Chnstmas program 1 Kmdergarton department tau~ht Galli8hoi SharM Wilson Nan- Mrs, A. L. Phelps enlerlalll- mclucjlng • -M Of the Middleport Fl"t Baptist by Beulah White, were J•nnnelcv Buskltk Roberta Duck;.orth, ed the Evangeline Missionary wlllch the wel'O "' elitirch in Middleport was held Boone, David Wilcox, .lenni fer , (ire gory Hayes, Jackie Kauff, Society> of Pomeroy Olrcb ell Prayer by Jerry !idne!lday evening at the: Wise, Trino Gibbs, Joan Mur· Ronald Hoffman Jeff ll'Jrst & Society of Pomeroy Church of opned the meeting In ·. rch. The program was under' ray, Joe McCloud, David Smith, Sieve Brotton, Ven!da Gibbs, Christ Tuesday evening at her of Mrs, Leo Bryon, , direction of Mrs. PAtty Carmen and Diane Thoma, V•l·: ~arbie Anthony, Mike Hoffmsn, Wetzgall·st home which was d~ Members responded w roll ~ ~ith and Mrs. Bert l;lodimer . \·et Swisher, Beth Jenkins, BPv· Bill y Thoma, Allen Acree, Da~ coraled for the holiday season,, with a Chrlstmu poem. . -,f The program was openPd with erlv HoCfman and Greg Be<'kt>r. vld Sw isher Ste't-:e Jenkins ~b R ·• J ks communication was read "'d · d h Th . p · D h b, ' · ' grace y ev. !olmug ac on tbe F famll y, 1 ~· _ orga n an ~~a~o ue .v, e nmary ept. toug t } Peggy Imboden, Helen Thoma, , receded the dinner llJSZ ·Mrs. Franres L1evmg an_d ~rs. ~rs Frances Bearhs, M.rs. KenL Kloc.s, Chester Roush ttnd l P F0 11 . th diane lfts ln Germany, and also 'il!wothy Anthony. Rer~tatwn• Charles Bermett. and Mrs. 1ony Frank Hoffman, The primary j owing r, g Mrs. Florence Btll'lltllde ~e given by the nursPry de- : Fowler includ::o d redtRtions by , departmen t provided back~ were tlchanget!. Guests f~ lnj: the Society for · partmenl taught by Martha Patt,v Hoffman. Dickie Owen, sround music for the playlet. :ni~ Nw~..Rev. d lng her since her acclclenl Fowler and Mrs. . Manm~g and Timmie Thomas . , .Tu conclude !he program Santa 1>fr:.v J~ll~ McCl!t IDs. MilSOn Fisher thanked I K.loPs and mclnded L1s.t He<k- Primary DPpt. No. 15 mcluded Clau~ made h1s apparance . 8 ardn .ks_ Myrtl members for plant and ~ards l l er, Darla Wilcoy, Davod Boone Mary ((, Gallagher, Joe An- ~Jth treat' for all the chlldren. ~:rre~~ss ~ Russel~ sent her while hospitalized. and Lon Kloes.. ·thony , Marc Fultz, Tammy ; Arnold Election ol officers waa 1 Mrs charles Jones , B1vmg recJtat1ons_from __ the Hoffman, Johnny McCloud, Joey 1 Richards Mrs Wllllai!IJ with Mrs. Phelps selected 1 Kir kman with a dialogue en tn-, Dmner Party and ~tes W: ton. viCe preldent; Mr. Lou! 1 181 IN SALVATION ARMY ! led "I Ring My Bell ." ; prsldent: Mrs. Milton nou~•ll 1 Born on Christmas llay ;11 Other reritolions were ,gtven' u rice pr8Sident; Mrs. Loula tl!65. Ev ngeline Booth was the b\' John Pal R1ley, Terry 1 hom.l IS::wrOWQf IS borne, secretary; Mrs. :~~=JI ftlurth daughter of the Salva. as . .tudy Owen, Douglas Acree -: OS UXI IO.ry , treasurer; Mrs, Masters, tlon Army found<·r, William .nd Lynn Sheets. . \ The .~mencan Legum Auxlhz!ne chairman; and Booth. By the age ot 23. i A ~lay kt enti!l~ ''The Child · ory of Lewis Manley Post No. S ver Kapple, publicity. wa~ he-ad of the Sal va tion Arnno~ ren 1 ell of .Jesu:- was prl"St'n!· 26.1 held a lurkey dmner and! In an as the COmmlttP.e to plab ln London. · ed by the JUnior department ~;~nnuod C hri:~tmas parly in ~he i NEW HAVEN- Plans bave program for the year were meanln• or Chrltttm• be r""--========----=----------~ social room of tht> Mt. ~1or1ah 1 betn completed for the wedding Bryan, Mrs. Phelpa and Baptist ehurrh Middleport on of Barbara Jo Howard, daugh- Roush. with you lilw41ya, Wednrsda y e\•emng. The room ter of \-fr. and Mrs. B. J. How· ''Gifts of Christmas" was llrinlilna Joy, naht · was ~corattd for the holidav ard, New Haven, and Larry topic of the devotiona and and IOYa Into sf'HSOn inrluding a lightt>d tre-e Herbt>rt LeMasters, son or Mr. gram in charge of Mrs. D~i:~; ll ~heart and home. And under which gift:s wen• placOO . j and Mrs. Herbert LeMasters of Readings on seven gifts Members and guests were ;Folla.,bee, W. Va .•. at t.he given Including the glfta of th 1 may aft YOUI hopetl seated at a table with wh1te 1 New Haven Evangelical Umted shepherd, by Mrs. Walter Kelll- 11 be brlahter beoau1a · (:over and ('entered with the Brethren Church at 6:30 p.m. nedy, Jr.; of Mary and Josep~ or the ctw111: antiv ity scene. Group singing of. on Tuesday, Dcember 28 with Mrs. Edward Veooy; of the FaChlld'a oomi!JI• ··.Jny to the World, '' lN! by Mrs. i t~e Rev . H~rry J()e ?rimm: ~if~ ther, Mrs. CJyde Andrews; Arnol d Richars, president. anti fm, uncle ii the br1de offlcJat- the anels, Mrs. Harold, Smltb; ---- ing, assisted by Rev. Martin of 1he natrona, Mrs. Masters: .Berisford, pastor. and oJ the wisemen, Mrs. Den. ~~,~ I 'The nwid of honor y,ill bel ver K:aj,p!e. · ' Adele Sismondo: bridesmaid, At the close ol the · ' ,. Brenda Potts ; Oower girl, Am· secret pn!s were revealed with ' , anda Howard, cousin of the Ia gilt and new names drawn · . , bride; best man, Mike Byrh, for the new year. Cookies, POMEROY 3.00 E. MAIN =· ' ushers. Garv Short and John ] salad, punch end coffet · , Wheeler, .acolytes. Michael How.!l~ser:;;;ved~o~n~c~ry~s~ta~l~tc~a~ys~,_;;;;_;;;~iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iii;::;:: ·, !I ard, brot her of Ute bride, and . 1Bruce Adams. The custom of open ehurcll r 1 ! will be observed. A reception ! "ill follow in the education bllild ing of the chrch. 5 ======~19 E onrl· .{ulla Held Tuesday by M' _ d, p fA '/' A , nnOUnCing Wedd' g pf m~the­ 1 1ti rJvilfmPf. s~· Holida~ ~eeti we're taking thll foyous time to wish our fine Cllltomer& aU the best of the holiday and to eJpre$1 thank• fm !JOt•r ,Gtronage. G&J AUTO PARTS , W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, 0. ·<'\.i;·f;c ;, -· 0, 11oly Night Ma·l k _,n ' wonclr ous r;me co me to you and yours, lighting your days with peace and con- uuder which gifts were placed. Games were played and gif~ were ex:chnnged. Each girl received a bar of soap and a 1thimble from the advisors. Re· , lreshmento carrying out Chrislmas theme were served by Diana and her mother, Mrs. Jack Carsey to 19 one guest, Vicki Carsey, th advisors, Mrs. Roy Holter and Mrs. Oris Ginth~. a new and glori ous morn o f enduring love and hope to everyone, everywhere FROM ALL OF US AT BE PREPARED-It's hack to the old ways to beat Ecnnomy Savings &Loan Co. the threat or a continuing ' . ,,.. ,": ..-- . ~ the world Is happy •• ,It's awlttlua Dey, the bells are riiiGhil those special Christmas wiahBa f:if joy and happiness tD IlL We are taking this perfect opportw11ty to express daep appreciation to you, our WkW fl'llnl;la41lQ ~-- ' ' ' slrn:erely epirit of Chriatmao1ou on. fmever, and 10 do our hearty withea for your happinet~, and our eamett tbankt for JOiir frioadl7 FROM ALL OF Jood will. EBERSBACH HARDWARE, POMEROY ' _... ...) ..,. . ' Chridmos onf• ftows with all tht good thin!is. mat. lnt 11 nry special for our good kitnds. " ''· .....______.... 1nd WARM GREETINGS and From Mllnagement SUPER SEIYICE STAnON llarp THANKS TO OUR MEIGS CO. FRIENDS I and Employet Of DUKE Cleaners lnd Pomeroy Wolfe Wllllam Thuener J:lltll Blr4 Robert {iunnel How Moore Terry Pierce ,Joll UDdltlmer ~~~~Jewell 'ta~BIIIh ; RAY RIGGS, IN·C. ; I ' . .. ~ . "--- ' .ATHENS, 0. ' .} ., . ~. -- ~ -- , ·•n.,...-. ' LINCOLN-MERCURY ...... 593-1236 ,~ ~. ·v. • -- ... .... . . -....... ., " ' . .- . , ~o · • ,I 15. N. Cou!'t St. .' ' * •.· HEMLOCK GROVE ;' , :1 I'" ' ' ChlriN BIITeU Cbirlee Neutzllns .. . . . 11Klk117 ~Crnla .... '!"~~. ~:wllltr Cba$1 BUlb ,• ·IEIDDI!Ii Pi;Dt. : 'Ceel1 Jlc!leberrr )act ,,.;:-~··,~.ff:::,i . f: • rr :;, .;- . ,. ( . ~ l' ' • that you and your loved ones may peace, hope ancl aloidinr love of thol Christrna• filling ~our hearll anJ home throughout the ia)'au.holida) stas1~ Meigs General • 'l'iiillllfliJ ID~UE~~D~CI~ '][: WI ' t~~eb .,4 "'"1 - of '"" JriMMit, send Dtll' .Wfl bolidll] SltUtn' e ' perf~ ••'"-1 ;, _.It fllilb g,.mu •PP'~ J•-11- ., r.un-lbrtlllg'-' tl¥ jllll ,_. · . FROM AU OF FROM ALL OF US AT GOESSLIR . ' . J~WEL~ · 5~0~~ . -·. Tlil' ' ... ~ 't..\ brislmas is the time to ooUDt out IDIIlTo IIWlY blessings, High on our list is dMt c:oolideoceudfii'Od will you've showed us. So royou, Ollfpitt!:G", ClllCIIdio.s: a cheerful, heany holiday ''fl1pUf•· ~• : , , f{ll'4illl .W, /« II ~ Charlft .follliJton ' .. ·..* • : TOWN and COUNTRY STORE Middleport US AT .... POMEROY ..earall•• te ••••• , ........e ••,., ...................... ···"" ..., •oe• wltll t:llrlatw••· To eRP . . . . of .... e•ee•, we add a 1peelal nate ol&.,.....,lo! yeaPidnd pacroaa•e doraa ...aa die yNP. We an deeply appnelaalve. lii&J' 0111' . . . . . . hieJltblllp ..........~ -~- , ..... llop1 thi' Tunes chan,e, but tho aood old-fuhioned POULTRY FARM COLUMBUS !UP!) Work has already begun on Ohio Historical Society restoring Adena at Chillicothe, Wednesday it wants the Campus Martius and reconstruction projects at Marietta, the Glendower derway at 25 state House at Lebsnon, Our no later than next November. Tavern and Inn at Daniel Porter, director of the Hayes Library at society, said work...as and Zoar Village, 1 begun on eight memorials communal settlement. preliminary architectural work l .=~~;;_;...,.;.iOiiiiiiiii=iiiiiioiiii Is underway far the new state hlstortcal center at the Ohio State Fairgrounds hue, The 25 memorials are bein~ restored out of money from U1e $290 mllllon developmnt bond issue approved by tbe voters last May. 01 the $12 million appropriated lor the society, $10 million will go to build the center and the remaining $2 mllllen will be used Ia restore the me- , mortals. ' We•ve - to all ol J'DIL ' · WELKER'$ MAPLE LAWN Construction Deadline Set wat er shortage next year for residents of Rid~efiel d. N.J. Th•y are digging their own well& POMEROY, 0. cmd a Merry Cllri.otal111 midnigh~~J-~~~1!:::::::::::::~;~;;;;;====~ 1 i lenlrnenl. And may each Ch ris tmas bring 'Ji,e .tar •hone and IU apll .,.9' to tell of tbe f'real for cl 1M - -, .. CbriBimal. Wa wioh !bat joy i>e record lor holida: Thursdaytraffic and deaths In 1956, when 700 persons died during a four-day weeksn. River news hoping that SHENANG SPRINGS I the ooppiness and joy of this A United Press International count at 8:30a.m. EST sh<owe~!ll at least 91 persons killed traffic accidento since holiday began. The breakdown : Trallic 91 Fires 10 Planes z Miscellaneous ' Total HO When fire swept a building in Newark, N. J ., 11 apparently trapped people wbi,lell they slept and eight perished. The National Safety CeiiiiCII I ti t d bet 560 and es rna e ldwdeen tralfir 11 per~ns wou Ie m acctdents between 6 Gauge readings: Gallipolis O.m t2.J, 12.5, running 4 feet I holiday gi~s on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason ~.- Fireslone .G&J 87, Pt. Pleasant 24.35, Hinton ore yours. 0.68 rising, Karmwha Falls Po•t Cage Wins 2.33 falling, Charleston 18.95 ri:sFirestone lng. London, Marmet and Win· G&J won easily, was scared but downed Weih~ rield dams were on the sills. er's 77-69, while Elberlelds of Boat Movemenl1: Ohio RKiver - Esso Pennsyl- Pomeroy posted • forfeit vania down 13, 7:35a.m.; Queen over McCelland's Thursday City up 14, 1:20 p.m.; Waller night in the Gallipolis lndeptndHougland up 14, 9:45p.m. ; Phil- ent League, ip Sporn up 14, 3:50 a.m.; On-. John Milhoan and Don Magward Up 14. 6:45 p.m.; Nation- nani paced Firestone's victory al up 15, 5:t0 a.m.: Albert M. l with 22 points each. Carl down 16, 5:4> a.m.: R. H, Bostall'·~ !6 1 th 1 1~ worth II down 18, 7:30 a.m.; ver or e esers. Steel Ranger down 19, 5:>0 a. Gary Lashley's 38 points led , Route 7- 3 Miles North Of Pomeroy m.: Brimstone up~ . 6:20 a.m.;I G&J to its fifth straight win. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iii~ l Zimmer down 21, 5 45 a.m.: Ken Creel had 24 and Borbara Gay up 2t, 7:15 a.m.; Buffington canned 23. I Walter Beckjord up 21, 7 o.m.: . Jefferson up 22 5:>0 a.m.; Lu- Jim Smith's 24 points led !her Herdman down 23, t:20 a. Dunlop Tires, The final m.; Irene Chotio down 23, 3 a. was 11~57 . m.; Reliable down 23, 5:10 a. m.; OVEC down Greenup 9:>0 ten down Meldahl 5:40 a.m.; p.m.: Ravenswood down Green- '! H. E. Bowles up Meldahl 7 a. . up 12:25 a.m.; Valley Voyager m. . , up Greenup 1:05 a.m.; Jerow GatupoUs Dam •~ Allen R. down Greenup 1:25 a.m.: Char- 1M..,.iU down 12:111. t.tn.; les Stevenson up Greenup 2 Jan up 3:35 a.m.; Frlbenger up , a.m.; Harbor Point down Green- 8:15 a.m. up 4:10 a.m.; Chickasaw and Kanaha River - Beaver White up Greenup 7:40 a.m.: Marmet 8 p.m.; Gorge Pri•ce •l Mimi down Meldahl 8:05 p.m.; up Marmet 10 p.m.: Miss Susan up Meldabl 10 p. Bruce down Marmet I : 30 a.m. m.; Alton Zephyr down Meldahl 0 . F. Shearer down 12 :45 a.m.: Lorena down Mel- 5:45 p.m.: Lucy Jane dahl 3:15 a.m.; L. Fieore up up Winfield 12:3a a.m.; Meldahl 4:10 a.m.; A. J. Pat Bosworth up Winfield 6:05 The Five Point Star Stitchers : held a Christmas party recent! ly in the recreation room llil · 1the home or Diana Carsey. Lin- ' · co!n H~ights, which was aec<>r- 1 ! Qled includmg a lighted tree I' made driving doubly hazardous. lhe greotest , ' . , Star Stit.-llers 4-H · I Uub Holds Party · At least 12 persollll were killed in a Greyhound bus crash today and eight others died In prHiawn lire in New Jersey the worst accidents reported at the start of the Christma• holiday weekend. Police around the country brsced lor a record crush of holiday trsvelers on the highways, Storms and had Wellthelr!l in many sections of the country we! We're all of FRANCIS FLORISTS I Die, 40 Hurt n Wreck of Bus O!f r: S::,. Ambulance companl~ from Granta Pass, Medford and Ashland took the Injured to hoapitsls ln surrounding communities. Private cars and taxis helped out. A spokesman at the Rogue Valley Memorial Hospital re· ported that 18 to 20 Injured had arrived from the crash. The ROGUE RIVER, Ore. (UPI) - At least nlne~i~~~~~~ ~ Sacrod Heart Hospital In died and an estimated 30 more were hurt Medford and the Josephine when a Greyhound bus packed with holiday General at Grants Pass reportskidded off icy interstate Highway 5, careened down ed II more injured. , embankment and overturned. Among the injured at Sacred Heart was driver Joseph Bailey The Portland·to·San Francisco bus was through a cold rain when it left the road between of Battleground, WHSh. The River and Medford in southern Oregon shortly after extent of his injunes were not night. It wound up 50 feet revealed, pending X-ray. from the road upside down. man's corpse was Police said the accident was Police arrived on the scene beneath the vehicle. the worst of a chain of mishaps that occurred on the "black 1 moments ater and reportedsaid more bodies might be ice," created wh• rain falls seeing nine bodies, One wu-lound when the was and partially fre1!zed on the highway. State Pstrol Olfloer Charles Conway said that when he arrived shortly before 1 a.m. "injured were lying in the bus, Ioutside the bus and on .the highway. Ambulances ...,.. takmg them away as fast as Santa is they could." here to "The eivil defen"" bad set up a spotlight an dthe beam cut wish you through the ram. ThiS was all good really a nasty one-the worst tr. f1c l\ccJdent I ever saw. In cheer, and fact, it looked more like a plane crash." so are lt-f)ally Holiday Toll Of Dead Going Up Quickly .. . ,.....,t~ US AT ... ' �f 111.,. do not want lo be forced to atay In damp, 1"'91'lJ veniJl. New In rarmmg ···· ' - Jayhawks Belt Bucks llle4 ljlllllorl. Winte.r is Busy, Pr.ofita.b.le Time for Farniers~?::i;o;a lllllr littii:JI, AIL STARS 'l'ourlaiQelll DEC. II: Jackloa al Oak BID Waverly at Lngaa ' DEC. %1: odually bavtng better bealtll · th!ID whoo the,. ~· llbul up in .. . • B' , •nm n• By C. •· ..... ~...... supply deolen. -.bes. You won't bave Jng ohedt have eome U sloclt .......... Colnty Ellfnoloo AJODI Incidentally, tllero io ltiU op- 1botller with tile mesh againm Mei· .s ~ounty farmers and portunity for 4-H •lub, FFA ar.d four or five years if yoo le ~omemalcen lind winter a pro- 11'HA members to order tree 111 IMp onou(lb for ibe !reel fitable time as well as one SG- seedlll!go under tile program 8r01f, , II nr·eme1l!o aultable to plan 1m-' whereby tlley gei 2011 free oeecl- In making tile lllnter • UHII•IJ provements for the summer to lings. ApplicatiCfl blanks for more comfortable, as well follow. these may be seeur<d from theiprolitable, farmers ar·~:SII The toreol tree busi!)ega 1a Eltension Office anyilme !his Jarly concorned aboul tbat needs to be taken eare jmontll. One of tile most immediately tllnugh Its fruill While I'm lalkln& about trees, thinp about livestock Is ~ (laccn~e tile year around. we mij)ht raise the question • lng them witll sufficient water Land owners witll areas bout tile possibWty of a Uve 1 during the winter. If ll~e:=:ll one-hall acre or more Chrlstmas tree. Some people are dopendin& on water l"llorestatinn should order bave bought these and hove or ponds tlley may have to have seedlings now from tile made tile mlalake of l!guring tile Joe brobl oul to lei Division o( Forestry to be this small tree wll alwaysjl water. sured of a choice. For stay smaU. This al!o applies to Aa far as dairy farmers with smaller areas where ~ fokl that, next 1prlng, get tree concerned, the most vaiLiabli!IJ ' trees will be used for seeclllnp the)' may think w i II lnvestmelll tlley can make II MIDDLEPORT, 0. In~. they should purchase always be amaU. But we should autometic water system. Ifrom nurserynten or forest keep In mind thlt 111011 ever- beall C8l'l')'ing water to ..____......--..-.-....,;;;-.181'00111 sold for Uve Chrillmal Uve~tock and wiU increaoe . ed· duction areatiy. troes are· Scotch Pine, R I Even WI'th tbe auto mauc u wa""' , . Pine, White Pme, Douglao Fir, er system bowevCl' tile or Norway Spruce. You almost[ !em of fre~ze-upB ' ean count on trees such aa these curs. Many folb are to grow from 40 to 60 feet tell. IeUminate Ibis by wrapping So don't plent It In a conHned · er pipes wbieh ore exposed area . freeWig temperatures w It Is possible to plant otller electric beating cable. It trees almost any time during •importaDI that IBrliiC!!'I tile winter or early spring, if, underwriter tested heating the ground is no.t frozen. Dr. lble to be sure tbey 11'1 ~BJthe.lOJ'o• Ke~neth W. Retscb, associate both from the fire ,:;~:ill lljllrlt I professor of Horticulture at ; and tile shock atandpolnL The Ohio State Uoiverstly, says Another opportunity to fll pea<e,love tllal before you plant • dormant prove, both borneo and baruiJ May all the traditional joyo 111 adldrulness bare-root sl\rub or tree, be sure Is to lee tbat openings are of Chriotmas be youra ••• /IOOd bomonthat you know how. Good caro later erecl. Around bomee, storm frionds and /IOOd times : seldom makes up for a poor JOb dows may be a prolltable Ho17Nillht ' at plantmg time. ment. 11 tlleae aro oo1 blua ;your home and ~iftr and Areetinl,e. And Try to place your plant In 1 ,.. cost too m ch flm!IT, alwayo. At Christ.,... know that our ;eetinftl are weU . •~rained •rea, Dr. Reisch Iprotection can ':.e ' time, aD of as here wl8h an of says. Poor drainage oCCOIUIII nailing plastic over tile entire II warmly oincare, with for more losses In trlllllplaotlna wind0 w P1a511 U -~ 7011 .,.., happiness the bat fll roecl forllme. Arateful thanko for than anything else," he note~. c, Clll1:U • Our rratlftll thanka for ;your fDeD4II ~ Dig a hole large enough properly, will laot one, rour loyal pattOMie, set the plant tile 18me or three seasons, depending u It orlgmally grew in tile care .and fbe tlllclmeu sery. Thla depfb Ia shown tile plastJc. the soil lint on the stem. As far as livestock is con<,.m-·11 the hole wide enough to ed many farmers have hied the root. to lull length. i keep tlleir livestock closed top ooil alone is UBUally wltllnut providing 1111fficient N. 2ND AVE. i enough for growtll of good, Ulalion. This Is one of tile re.,. JI roota, about one-fourth to '"" why loaflng cotalil and third of the fill should be a of organh~ matter, sueh ooarse sphagnum mosa, or co,?.:; il post. Separate fbe top soil r. the subsoil, then mix the . top aoil wltll the organlo rna~ 1 ' ter. Discard tile aubooU. I Place the plant in the hole at the corre<t depth end lllraigh~ 1 en the roob to prevent C!l'ovrd·!l ing. Work the prepared soil l 1 around the roots, Jea\'lng POMEROY, OHIO large air pockets - but ntver 1 IIIIo! I"' Lancaster at AthenS DEC. :Ito Wellston at Il:OIIIOn' ·.· Pt. Pleasant in ment Hannan Trace Holiday ment :~;!;u~se~.__:·'""'""Oiii'""'""'""'""~lll=d~:~e~~<lll=ln~-~-~·='a~tbef!IRII~:.=:~~:~~pe~:~~=arl«a~ero:wded,~· :.:poo:;rly II ,. . . rown is Named op Pro Player '65 1 Home Laundry Co. ,. ..,.,,lfj Noloonville at ~. • AlFIL ~'ITTI1riLIE ~~d~~ ......., 1 SALE Hornung Smells Gold Dust in Wisconsin I Starts Tues., Dec. SEE OUR ADV. 1 ana STORE HOURS FOREMAN &ABBOTT 1 CLOSED ALL DAY CHRIST MIDDLEPORT, 0. OPEN 9 A.M. TIL 12 NOON SUNDAY DEC. 26th BLAETTNARS Rams Fire Svare,Seek New Coach peck tile !lOll beavlly. ~:~~:11 raising and lowering th~ wlll help settle tile soil. hole two-tll~ds lull with soU mixture, tile rest ol way wltll water. Alter tile wa~ Cl' has drained, ftftloh Ming hole witll the prepared leaving a depression arouod plant to help hold W[l tcr. Anotller problem Ibis wliii"':I witll people baYing fruit : especially youna ones, is ' bit.. Rabbits seem to like fruit tr.es u their chol<e attracuon oil tlletr dinner table. Once !bey : bave clle!red tht tender bait completei)> off anxmd tbe trunlc II the tree ususlly dieco. Frull " - ohould be protected from rabbits every from tile time tile treeo planled wrtil IIIey ore enough ID ._. fruit. Oae me~~l l ol II to pt a cylinder of fourtll inl!b - . . . . mesb round tbo - . frola tliflbll1 beneath tbo loll nne to tbo POMEROY LANES Women's Sunny Knigh'm UP! Sporto Writer D~embrr U, 1965 The West proved quite a bit W wilder today following: am· Daily Sentinel 23 bushes by Wyoming and Utah Crow's Steak House . . . . 2.2 State. Forest Run Block ..... lt The Cowboy• picked off lola's Beauty Salon .... l\ second • ranked St. Jo ~ep~ 's · Friendly Tavern .. •··· . 17 By JEFF MEYERS I ;By ALEX KAHN (Pa.) 99-92 Thursday night and Dutton Drugs . . . . . . UPI Sporll Writer NERVE DEAFNESS? D"lteS Raditoear (o. 1 Karr & Van :zandt Motor Sales . MANAGEMENT & EMPLOYES CMII•c..Oidamobile lt'l Chrlstmastime. The land Is cloaked In white IMifllty ••• hearths are a~ow with so/den embers of warmth lltd hcmellnesi ••• pe~~Ca and happl(leSs fill the air. With out deepest appreciation'for all the blessing bestoweq upon us, we reach out lo ow friends and Mii/lbors lo share with us the joy1 of this Holy Season. lEST WISHIS TO ALL AND THANKS FOR YOUR PATRONAGE .. ·i. . • . MASON FURNITURE RUTLAND FURNITURE o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~~~~~~~~~i ~~~d~~EI. r~:.... head since ru coaches have the lse was mo~ from to Los Angeles 20 years ago. I Some were from tbe pro ranke, l lome from mUege. ' ' ON THE WAVES HONOLULU (UP!) -The lolakaha lntemadonal aurl'"!ff championships, pustpolll!d Thunoday be<auoe ol wave aeUon, were to n lc$y wilb the semor jwikr l!JIIl'l llnals; . ::11 - OPTOMEfRIST Office Houn; Uto 12. ~ to 5 !Close at Noon on Thurs. - Eas1 Court St, Pomeroy 2 Miles South of Middleport PRESENTS · THE. FOUR WANDERERS FRI~Y & MIDDLEPORT, 0. Here We Go Again Folks . .. PICKENS SATURDAY THRU NEW YEARS - STARTS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 27 AT 7:00 A.M. SALE ENDS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1965 We Must Sell Before lnventorv •• • Our Loss Helps You Save ltfoneg! e Prices Cut 50% On Toys • Bicycles & Wheel Goods 25% oH • Hunting Clothes 30% OFF All Paint Goes Out 25% OFF • • • • All Wallpaper Cut 40% . Fishing Supplies Less 40% ij Baseball Gloves Less 50% '" All Hardware 25% Discount . THISA.NNVALSA.LE IS A. CASH & CA.RRYEl'ENT-NOLAY·AWAYS SALE RUNS 5 BIG DAYS TO DECEMBER 31 OPEN EVERY DAY 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. THROUGH FRIDAY HIGH-7 CLUB Route 7 DUTTON DRUG STORE · 13 the Aggies sniped fourth-ranked High Game - Louise Minnesota 97 - 72. Brigham ore, 185; Hlgb Ser~es LOS ANGELES (UP[) - The Young !No. B), fbe only Linda Winebrenner 172; Los Angeles .Rams ~ar set Western team in the top ten, Team Game and Series about the busmess of fmdmg a whipped the Hawks 103-83 last est Run Block, 626, 1763. -'«essor to Harland S~are, Monday. ladustrlal League iead coach of the National Third-ranked V'anderbilt, venDecem: -~ ta, 1965 Football League team. turinr, only as far as Chicago,! .,Bint:J Svare as fired Thursday by still ran into difficulty but Bietner Block 74 )tams• , prsident Dan Reeves esCilped with a 59-58 triumph K. and c. Jeelers 70 wbe .said that In v_iew of the over N~rthwestern on 8o Blue and Grey Restaur;.mt 60 team s 4·10 record m was felt Wyenandt s free throw with 10 Swisher and Lohse Drugs S2 ..a fresh approach is necessa- sconds left.. Davis - Warner Ins. 48 1 . Wyoming's. Leon Clark, rit· Ed's Auto Trim ry." 31) But a Rams' spokesman sa id lbng. on 8 bhsterinl!l 67 per t..-ent High Game and Serie11 - F. the majority owner of the NFL of Ius shots, netted 30 points to W. Porter, Jr., 212, 576 . club bad not don much deep lead the. Cowboys to their fifth Team Game - Swisher and searehing Md claimed Reeves consecutive victory and sixth_ in se Drugs, 881: Team Higb had not interviewed nor talked seven games. The tourmg les - Blue and Grey Resl:aur· to artyone yet. Reeves, howeY· Hawks, hurt by the l~ss of four ant, 2467. er, sold he Jlad thought about players on foul~. trailed by 19 _ c..::.::c;..._ _ _ _ __ Eeveral persons but refused to points midway in th second na!he them. half but managed to pull to WHAT IS THE TRUTH, , • Opinion was divided as to within three at 93·90. whether the Rams would go Stretch Drjve ln!o college or pro ranks for a But the Cowboys outscored new coach. Among thfl pro St. Joe's 6-2 in the final three coaches whose names immedi- minutes to decide the game. etely popped up were those of The Hawks, with a 6-2 slote lill)(AI George .Wilson, former eoach of were paced by Matt Guokas' 25 the Lions: Buddy Parker, points. i The answer to thil qUMticm plut former iy of the Lions and Paul The Aggles easily handled many mo~ importaot ract. cau Brown, one time Cleveland th_ei! Big Ten visitors after l1 be lou~ in t.he '";::.':;~:~· coach, and George Allen, Wlpmg out an early Minnesota . booklet, 'The Truth assistant Chicago Bears coach lead, moving to a 46-42 balftime I Deafnea."' Write, phone or end an ex-Rams assistant. advantage and demolishing the Iu today ror your FREE copJ. When college coaches were Gophers by buildlng up a 31- l'hme ia oo obligation. mentioned , th'! rrames of John point bulge aft;er il"'termls<=ion.l ~ McKay of the Universily of The Gophers, playi"'l withou! 1\ADIOE.UI" Southern Oalifornia, Ara Parse- the injured Lou Hudson. were ~~..:;: ghian of Notre Dame and Iunbeaten In five game!' befort · Frank Broyles of Arkansas moving west. Utafl State, which were the first to be mentioned avenged an drubbi"'l ~Y I w'lhout any Indication whetller IMinnesota last season, raised aoy of tbem would · be its re<Ord to IJ.4 on tile hot · LY 3-4550 Athen1 interested In the job. of Larrp Angle (25! 245 E. Stoto St. ABOUT '.fht Joyous ChristmiU SeiUDII is bt,, filling PI" lmwls with its spirit of happiness 1111tl good t/J1tr. Mslfyo,u enjoy aM •bumlance of pleasures t~mong family and friends. Anti pltast add our linrert grulitlg for 11 ~ery. Mmy Christmas. N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. We W1111 To Sell To The Bare Walls And St1rt Over Agllnl �, \ osculated Into 11. But since It seems to have conneclioo wUh the IJII· mate~ stairway known as an or In Brooklyn as the uppandown staircase, I decided it can mean either to go up or go dowo. So It would seem that a good many Americans oller ' .',. • 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Thieves Hit • While Manis .Jk ,; • • 7('f •• ... 0 • •• .PaUl VI asks Again for •• • ' Coon_Hunting World Peace .are correct in their assumption "Pown .the Up Sl.....,se," a 1at1alactory definition lor Ewr smce the word "escu. 1 tried "''"" the di tl to "'" c onary IaI.' • •· ~ gan 1 appear In the my Webster's Isn't of the we don't know which way A Crown City man went coon 1 we are going In VIetnam. bunting Thursday night and And then after a look al U S. . I be was gone some one 1 history of the paol fifty years, stole the two rear wheels and d"..';...-'_P•,;.pe...r..s.. . '"h'"a'"ve... tr~ied~to~f~in;,;:d~es:;t~vln~tag~e~an~d~tbe:_~wo:rd~·~:'~·~:I suspect the word may have another application. Poss•bly It tires off his car, according lo l . mean• moving the making or SMAIJ. BREAK·TRJlOUGH..,.I!aUerles ilte geU!ng the Gallia county sheriff's de· • -U•r and This one, eom(lllred' In al!e wltb a war up Pennoylvanla Avenue. ®n the tir!t Noel modeb eye, hat jlllt been Introduced by Mallory. ·It partment. .For It seem!! the "declaring" will lead to oven moze eoneealment for bearill& aids an4 lhe herald angels eang of war has now travelled the Deputlet said that Billy Ia &be UMlhiA Ill lbl warlcl to far. long mile from the chamber or ley parked blJI 1952 Chvrolet tidins• of a New Congress to the White House. at !h Symmes Creek Bridge on I - ''" King to shepherds Back in 11193, William McKen. ' Rt. Ill at 9:30 p. m. When : . ley had to wait through live returned to the car at 10:15 P ·l watching in their ; days of debate in Congress been. his rear wheels and tielde. May all 'tvere gone along with a lore getting the authority to the joys of Chrilllm_, Ure in the trunk, flashlight get the Cubans out of the clut· t•ries, a jack, and small wro:n-11 rhes of Spain into the hands of time be yout.;, · ches. 1t11e sugar refiners. And Woodrow Wilson found 1t orrirers said that necessary to "keep us out of tore out the hack seat of War'' over a year before the • car to get at the spare in !he i Congress approved of the w:J.r trunk and •!so removed to end war - and to make the dome light from the car. The i world safe for democracy. Even MASON, W. VA. sheriff's department is investi·- 11 !hough he had assured the English in January of the previous year that ''we would enter the war as soon as he could bring American opinion to that point." Even Franklin Roosevelt. Y!LLOWSTONB SNOWMCIBILI - lncrua!n& uee of ~··.· ... . ·.~ ~-.~ ·~ though he, personally, derlared passenger-<all')'ln& 11110wmobllea ls tumlng famed Yel· .lowstone Naltooal Park Into a year-round playground. ' war against Hitlah as early as A fleet o! lhe 30-pPaenger JJIIOWJIIObUea operating out 1937, had to ''not send our boys . _ ISpldal/y time of Unis!mat, o! West YeUowi\OIIe from early December through early to fight in a foreign war" for Man:h <aeries tourlsla In r:omfort and afely over mow• quite a long time berore Con· · we'd like lo extend our best packed roada tbtougb YeUoWIIooe'a wlnler wonderlond. Igress egreed to save the Amer- ~ lean way of lile and preserve . ,l .' ~ • • ' ·"'f •.: , • ·,. o\ ·~ ··· ; • htliiay wishes to you .. :.·r •.•..•..•.•.•..•. Democracy by entering WW 2. and then It was by the back I yauis; b.has -been our door by way oi Japan and th' .·· .•.• ·r · • J ; 1 ., Paci£1c. • ~- :kI ! , platHurelo ser'te you ' . Bloodmobile . . . But just a few year!! later 1 Harry Truman easily by-passed .· and we lllank you Monday, Dec. 27th I Congress by getting authority .• 1 fro m the United Nations for a for your loyal ~ Pomnfly -Elementllry I pollee action in Korea, which I .: polronoge. / seemed to most of us to The Gallia county sheriff's de· I . '· Scliool .; considerably like war. partment Thursday evening ar-1 '·: '·,' ..... ._.. ... And now that the way rested Carl Brannon. 35, Rt. 1 _,...M:IfH.i~i-tMl\Mt:.:r 1 .;~;:..,.:-:- ·~-~~.;,;r:r:-:: 1 • war seems to be by escrrla-1 Crown City. on a charge of tion , and consensus fwith ceny in connection with without consent l, the tnly theft of tobacco money from left for Congress is the another Crown City man. I priatiun of the fund..:; . No some future executive Sheriffs deputies said find a sol ution for that and ley F. Barry signed the war~ . HENRY- FRITZ- HOMER - BEUlAH congressman will have to rant lor the arrest of Brannon. MARY BEN DORIS BO the rest of us and watch tele· He is in the county jail to aw•m 1 BBY vision lo find out when a hearing after the first of the We are glad to put aside the routine ol Business to extend to you our year. Good Will and appreciation of our association during this year. : appear.or unW be posts bond to [ VATICAN CITY (UP!) Pope Paul Vl, In a continuing trcrt lor world peace, today appeareil Willing to use blJI holy tlftoea - posolbly as a mediaIaior - In the search for a i r ~ ~· Polneroy·'Middleport; o., Dee. 24, Ulen-:is ., , . ..J .. peaceful <olution to !be war Viet Nam. For th~ second time In po~t few days, the , pontifl i Thursday addressed hiiJlself to tb eseolating confficl In Sou!b· east Asia and urged efforts tor "just and sincere" neg:oU.,t!OJlS to end !he strife In "Stop 1111d iblllk," the PojJe told world leaden Ill blJI :13 • mlnlile 1111nual Cbrls!mas mel· '"" broadeasl and televlseU arouad lbe world. "Cheek the COLUMBUS, Ga. (UPi) !be brlghUy HShted· cay with j:(dldren'o and the burry ol throng&, • lall apeeda on a tragic errand. The driver otops before a brick aubruhan home in !his city of 135,000, walk8 reluctant!)' to the door boldl:ng • yell... I!DVelope. A pretty YOUD8 110ma0 answers and knows why man 11 there. It 11 another dr<aded hut now telegram, bringing · news that a husband and father : Is dead in Viet Nam. Often the · wlres some late al nlgbl and CJDI women oayo: ~llilllllls Man Charged With Larceny After Arrest .. .·- j ..... ., ~y """"'~ i ~~ 125 11 • ~y LOAN & SAVINGS CO. . " ST. . 1 way thiogs are going, It It poss ii.J!e u~ :~ t yuu arc on the wrong &rBek'' - to aU .. out war, he w<~rnf!6. . . . . . . . ~.Moyyooandyoungivea od "No one ought to set dist urbing the peace of olhers by means of underhanded I schemes and contrived disor1der," he said. "No one ought to 1 force his neighbor and today ! we are all neighbors to ~sort · armed defense. And no ought to shirk just and <ineerel negotiation to restore order and friendship." \ , .. . . . ..,...., of '"eoningful Chrb,mas joys. The Management & Employes of One ol the genuine pleasures in doing business is the friendships that LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. are developed, and we are grateful for yours. \~e take this opportun· .1. ity, therefore, to extend to you the SEASON'S GREETINGS with the profound hope that the 1\EW YEAR will bring you a full measure of • • otce good health, happin ess and prosperity, 'I•• Sincerely yours, ! (Day 2,000 years ago, the Wise . . , c:..ir~Mit 'becaMe a seaSOII of givin9 •. . ~===~~s~ho~o~tin~g~st:ar~ts~.==..---.-, That's when Barry missed the money, according to depu-1 ties. Two witnesses told offieers they saw Brannon give some ! the "glaJ tidings of money to Clarice Caldwell, op- ! era tor of the Inn, to keep lor 1 great joy" that so filled the shepherds him. Mrs. Caldwell told depu-. with wondo;r that first tics she gave the money back · to Brannon . Christmas bring the same ;,.;. ....- , Deputits van Fife and James 1 Io.ve and peace to you ' E. Baldwin met Barry at the : cmd Y0\1111 this Christmas Day.'~-·,..e:., Inn, and questioned Barry the two witnesss. The officers searched for Brannon late nesday night but were unable I to locate him. The oHicers returned to POMEROY, 0. Brannon home early Thi,r<<lav I morning, but Brannon's told them he had not home huring the night non was taken into c~:~~;:g. his home Thursday • ShrUl's reputies Its! day night arrested Delbert Clonch, 34, of 3 Franklin Ave., ' Athens, on a charge of disorder. I ' ly conduct He was ludged I jail for a hearing early year or until he posts bond : an appearance date to be AswiiUIR sougltl "' Clrlst Child, •111 II seek IRd Mr. & Mrs. Abe Phillips, Owners SKYLINE LANES NOT SO CUDDLY-This kitty on display at the Paris cat Show ls not of the cud· dly variety. It's a four· month-old sDow pan t h e r from Brazil and even as a playful baby, it's treated with RACINE, OHIO 1 just can't put up a · Christmas tree this year, would make me too homesick." Some wive·s had gifts with their husbaoda receiving new!l their men dead. Mrs. Paul E. Telbert, GErman native and mother of to-year-<>ld Melissa, said her I Jasl letter from Viet Nam told of exciting gifts her sergeant husband purchased In Saigon. I Silk Pajamat "He didn't tell me what ' WHERE U.S., RED SCIEN'nSTS LIVE TOGETIIIII-CcHiperatlon Is the byword among scientists of 12 nations maintaining researeh rrtattons in the Antarctic. Ex·· change visits, sometimes lasting up to a year, are common and the cold war atmo.. phere ol the rest of the world makes no difference In friend!r relations In the cold climate oi the south polar regions. Above, Japanese 196U5 gue,..at the U.S. McMurdo Sound station observe station chief Arthur I. DeVries, left, cheek water samples broughl up in a Nansen bottle through a hole in the lee. Below, a Soviet visitor, ton.. sphere physicist Leonid Kuperov, takes a sightseeing tour of the 14d!w••o landscape where windrr ~eulptw:e eternal snow and in into fanciful forms. IIMI bOM gifts to th• Infant Saviour. At This Happy Holiday Season ,..· : WAID CROSS' SONS 41 I/\II~Jt9~ To Our Friends • PEACEFUL NEW YEAR 1 . , · ancl a The air cavalrymen, engaged North Vietriam~ese regulars in the Ia Drang Valley · botUe-bloodeist or the war -lost scores of dead. In the nearly 3,000 homes where mere sound of a doorbell brings fear, Christmas is a poignant day for many. One explains: '. Barry accuse!! Brannon or stealing 1525 from him WedneI day afternoon. He told officer that he and Brannon had , been drink ing at .the BaiTy _honre. and that they had gone over to I the Eagle Rock Inn in Brannon 's tru ek. A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS II .•.... ,.,. ...·:•.······ . ... EWINGS We Uve In the Memory of our Friends • • • War Torn City I Columbus is thousands of ' miles from tha battle lielda of Viet Nam, hut It is otlll awar torn city. This city 011 the Alabama border is home of Army's lamed First ea···Iry Division, which shipped out here in August lor Viet Nam. ; .. . . i 1 Lies in the Thought That II ara.t an4 The Charnt of Christ11111 I. mldnlgb!." ·.. ' Greetings: "I UJed to !bini< I could get a day without bearing i IIIIJiblng, uothlng could baPireD il j after dark. But I w88 wrong. My lelegram mched me at FOGLESONG FUNERAL HOME l. CAPTAIN'S LOUNGE ~ tltl bUt '''" ul ill tf litis !alJ GALLIPOLIS, OHIO respe_c_t_by,__"ha:n:d:le~r~•·_'.!.~~~~~~~t~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~ ' ~p ~ ~fow of a Ja111if~ ~gristma) -f .I. 1 0pav;dit1j ~sl?~ffet1ge or a _(6r~"e (J\ew • ) ,I I (_": ClrlsiiiS IIIIIL FOOT SOLDIBR'S IIAINSTAY-Tbe Army II looulng a new troplc:al combat boot expeeted lo answer footwear complalnll in._ steaming Viet Nam, where climate and tropical mud quicldy rot away stitching and rip oJf JJOies, beeLt and IJoall of.the old·lalu• boola. Tile .new model baa 11010 o! nitrile rubber and polyYinyl chloride vulcanised d1reetlJ to the booL Ill 10 years of rlgoroUJ testing, It baa bold up for Ho yearaln eonslallt use under tropic:al condltlont, eompared wltb aa average of allol& tbreo weeb for the old otandarlllropial boola. •. . !' ' oot." YULETIDE 1965 , . pajamas ta Mellssa· lriillt inl:'f baven'l gotten them:. know if !bey'U come l.:iii....=iioiooi.;..;:~ii.iiiiiii~------............ I -ner. 1 bought; he wanted it Ill be a surprise," she •aid. "But he wrote to my sister in Germany thai he was sending IIOJJJ8 1111< '8ea'r. ' ··~···;·~ ,. ., :. ! "' ( MASON BOWLING & RECREATION . MASON, W. VA. 1 (UP!) ·, j Herrv · • a\,.•we,~ebrate this joy~ua occasion of the birth il tbe Qrlst ChUd,lei ua remember especially the Ch........ * ••. ' . thlt · ~'~ ~wand the love that fllled the world ''• • Our wisH is the message o!ChrishQas lives anew,lo comfort and ~,Pile us. At this glad time, we would like to wish our :lllallY IrieDds tun measure« joy and bleasings. POMEROY MOTOR YOUR CHEVY DEALER THE Shoe Box POMEIOY, 0. - ._ .. .. . ... .__ Middleport .. ' - " . ,, .. .... ~ ~~ alrlstJnas. May their USht shine tod~y, ' ..t ..... _"I...!.JJ £ • 10 ~tpl lUidilatanding will prevail airl:ong men. that you ma1• kniiW aU lbt jeys •I Cltrisfmllr. co. . •tlf .. ~ '.i , ··!, · • • , .. • ; r 1 ':\~ •, ''"'! ' \J '. ; tlf':: . .• '' . .. '.1JJ. .. :',· "\ ' :. ' ., •' ' • ' ' I . . ' . " '· .Ri/A :: Mligs ~'lqt;tJpm~nt .' 1Wfti, 'f,-1' · ' '',, l .' ' : It's that joyoua and flathome tilllfl ol year when we open our hearll 011d lu.lma to olie an4 all, alulrinl our lllMinrs lorre and small. May vow. ~- the ,ich delicht that eoma with po~taAing of tM 1pirit of ChriatiiiiJI. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . POft\EIOV, '· 9ft10 ' ' ,' �·-···---·. . . .... . .. ... . .. ... ... : . .. . . . . . . ... . . ~ ~ - - ~ · ~·- · ~ ' ... " . . · ~"'.u·...... . .. Junior Youth. .., 'lllanday ev· ~lli..~ .,. Fellovisltip Hold P PineGrovtUJ , 8ltoy Ho{dWorship 'lbtre wo1 ••ding OF CJr"RISTffinS ABIDf WITH YOU THROUGH COMMISSIONER A~L THf The t-1artin Funeral Home Men. Russeii-Neutzling Wedding Vows Exchanged at Sacred Heart Church 'Wt wish f~r you a 1 1:l1ri!lma1 glowing wilhi joy and fond frieod.tiliipt. BAILEY'S Restaurant Cloood Chrltlllllt Doy arid Sunday, Doc. 25 & 26 <lnistraas is made of 111owflaka and church beiJi and lauBhler and diH.., ... may all of yvura come true. Havea Merry Chriltow Telet'isioll Revile EVELYN LUCKE MEIGS COUNTY CLERK OF COURTS MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE dreams of our loyal patrons in bright MIDDLEPORT, OHIO May the true spirit of the first Chrinmas brightly in your heart today and everyday. shine array brneath thrir Chri~tmas trees. A hearty "thar.k you'' lo you all! 1 al F• ,;,11 1•• lht b•ppilll of boliJap. ..ilb .Jllbe i•1• •Nt J.lighls Norma Goodwin FLORIST Middleport Ever J Pomeroy Bowling Lanes glotio~. Cl1ristmu comet with ;., hl...wgo Ill 70U. 0 ~ tWlfJj CUCKLER REALTY Wt wid1 all out fritnds a vtry joyous and chetrful POMEROY, 0. The excellent mUBic was by Laurence Rosenthal, th Dim editor was Lortus • McDooougta. and Hazam tied the whole hour together with precision prof... siooaliflm. When it was all over, one had the feelln& that be and Priestiy would rather heve painted lbe eeillng of Sistine Chapel than have been, oay, president of the United Stolel. So it is only proper that we take time out at this busy time of year to say "Thank-You" and once again renew our pledge that has become the trademark of our department. That being; that whereever help is needed we are always willing to "Come-aRunninm. of human bebsvlor' and oi!E~:I 1118 progrnos In plnpolnUng man•v I tbat unerring gavo rile an ......,to eDK>tlooal rea<llon and . "~r floe camera obvious evolutionary traits apee and human belnga (with hristmas Th• bulk of Dlght's hour concerned Goodall's long vlgtl before chimps in question began trust her, and let her chummy with them. It was bad as moving int.o a . ..,"' ...., ....., - .., ...... ., <.As the church bells chime 1m Chri.stmas i . . b ........... ~\rit of The ,.; BRIDGE- POMEROY We wish to extend season's greetings to all in Mid- . dleport and the area we serve. To the doctors and the hospitals, we wish to say thanks for your help. With the help of the people of Middleport and thole of surrounding areas, we were able to put into aervice better than $20,000.00 worth of fire fighting and emergency equipment. It has been a long year of hard work, but you people were an inspiration for us to keep going . You dug into your pockets and bought us a new emergency truck. and still you were willing to take part in our fund raising ectiv: lties to help us toward buying the new tanker-pump er combination. worts of~of~lbe~~~~~ art, or to have madeproof William ~E.~SeCOI;;n;d~St;·~~~:=;:=;:=;~P;o;m;•;ro;y~~~ca~reaein~~g~on~e pholograpbic (waasJo:::1 Bryan miserable. ., .... ..,..,., Th•f·Dairy Valley mood, it seemed a living . participant in the program construction, rather than just a technical device. The special theatrical effects, used to heighten significant moments, added to this feeling. And lh~ Ci!lor was simply breathtaking. viewer without a color set was at a disadvantage. The actors-Jose narrator, and Peter lhe voice ol were by no means assets to the program will be concluded Feb. yet Hszam and PrlesUy aucb love and paBSion for their subject that they were seeming· Jy propeUed to erceptlonal achievement. So much hea been said Another worthy hour .'W ~"" 1 wrllten and repeated up Wedaeaay night on CBS-TV, Michelangelo that II "'q~~~ ''Miss Goodall and the an out-of-the.ordinary Cht.mpaozees." and dealmen! of the subject ing with a handsome 26-ytar· stimuiat. lbe televiewer. old Engllabwoman named Jane camera work, ute that In Goodall In her five years l'V's ~ tour of l'1!8elll'cb IIIIlOI\II apes In with Mrs. Lylldon natural surroundings In Tatoa·l 1...... this d•- !alton lila. Her purpooo wu to lllld prov ...,. ·~·u clu.. for a better underslaJul. •f 1be St4Sflllo 297 Lincoln a writer and a camerman steal the thunder of a television production from famous actors, it is an .' to remember. Such an ' took plact Wednesday when producer-writer Lou zam and Tom Priestly first half of documentary, "Michelangelo; The Last Giant," 011 NBC.TV. 1 , A half hour of nuptial music was presented by Mrs . ach" atn Waddell's Grocery HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - When, roamed over a field to set a · • amJ yk. nd ,_ · · d M' p J B r1s mas wee e gues~..:~ ll 11 Ben Neutzhng, orgamst an oss cggy o owers, so- M d M . Ha S M e. . . b h ran m. ~. oor , Given m mamage Y ~r . will be Mr. and Mrs. F. H. father, lhe bnde was lovely _m; Lyle, Mrs. G. H. Wheatley, sis- I a floor kngth gown of wlule •ters of Mr. MoorP., or Ashland, nylo~ orga~1.a over. tarfeta, fea- jKy. and Mrs. Lawrence Pues : turmg a f1lld hodiC<! and lace Iof Paris, Ky. They will be join· Jackel With long sleeves com· ed by Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ing to pomts over the hands. Moore Pomeroy The tiered skirt was trimmed Mrs.' c. A. E.;miilh Is spend· with lace matching ~he JIC~t. ing Christmas in Columbus with , Her elbow length .••d of Silk ~ her daught.r and family Mr.l illusion was held rn ~lace by and Mrs. Earl Bougher 'and tiara of seed ~Is mter:wov~ family . with lace male~ ber Jacket. Mr. and Mro. Bruee Lloyd Sbe carried • wbit. Bible, a and son, Micbl, are Sj10III!in3 gift from her grandmother. Mro.l Christ.m.. Eve in GaiUpoUo Milton Jlllussell oo her siJIII ' with their daughter Mr and birthday. topped with a yeUow Mro. John Basliaoa 'and ·childthroated wbito orchid. At this special season of the year It is a time for ,.. membering p8st favors to those whose associations we value above many things. It is a time to sprlld some gQod cheer and we're happy to greet you with this Christm8s message. Jiere's hoping Santa lra vr·.s all the I single nng ceremony at 10:30 a.m. wo as e so w 1 e f ., d M d Mr mums and shasta daisies decorated the altar raHing . ;~ 1 Ya~ f r. - ~" s. MAIL ORDER SANTA-A let1erf10111 11ar111e Pvt. Wayne Luby of Port Wublngton, N.Y• Rrvlng Ia Viol Nam, usured 1 Merry Chrlat.mu for the 500 cblldml of an orphanac.: Hue, South VIol NIDL Tho letter Wtllt not to bot to Luby'o brother, Thomas, In New York, whoiM! follow employoea 11 C.LT. FI•IDCial Corp. then chipped In to play Santa for tho Vlolaame1e ,.. phaDJ. Kathleen McNally 1111 among aome of the more than 1.200 toys eoiloded for the orphanap. RUTLAND, OHIO Dunkirk, lndiBDa, were Sunday i Mrs. Joseph Thoren, Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl l Blaettnar, Mr . .and Mrs. Gilmore and dausht•r, Carla. I Hamm, Mr. Samuel Micl>ael, Also daMer guests ere Mr. Louise Michael Lenore and Mrs. Judson White. Mr.i ael Gary Mich~el Charles and Mrs. Miller and daughter I ck~r. and Pastor 'Kraly . will spend the holiday week 1 • • • • • ith her parents in Galllpolis. . Thas ":1rsh1~ servtce, like Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wilson of • the servtces m the The Rich Valley Dairy Com· I Chrch, .Is open to all me1nbe1rs MR. AND MRS. NORBERT NEUTZLING psny entertained their employ· and friends. : ees find guests with a steak i The Sunday School idinner thiS week ot Miller's ! present its program SunJiay ll 1Restaurant. Attending from ' morning, December IMiddleport were Mr. and Mrs. ~ a.m A special pageant, · A · s R d ghter of Mr. and Mrs. 1Clifford Hayes and son, Greg- 1mg the borth scene of the l\ftss mta ue usse11 ' au . 1 ory and the1r guest Betty Truman Ru ssell. Union-av, became the bnde of Mr. Nor· S · • · bert Neutzling. son of Mr . aod Mrs. Norbert Neutzhng i '::~~ David Entsmingr is , Saturday, l nd: Ch ns. tmas m . Clnlllr 1esSr·· Peacock Ave .. , at the Sacred h Heart . church, f th b 'd ·, spe mg October 30, wh1ch was the oOt anmversary o e " e s 1 w th h nd maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Spenci!r. d~~hl~r ~d 7~mili:; ~~ :nd The Rev Father John Turel read the vows of the 1 , 1 Ch 1 E ,_ : · • d 1 T b k t 1 h't 1• rs . ares n.... mmger an · · THE .!TOY Ann PEnH CHARLES R. . "DICK" KARl party. A-ing were Rhonda oell, Sylvia Swanaon, Gl~~nnal Sprague, Sandy Johnson, ny Sntith, Eddie Brown, Doxie! Wallen, Otey Ritter, Dwight Dowson, Jennifer Goble, Jerry Stobart, Verne Ord, David 1011 and Karen Johnson. ". I be • Mrs CorDle Walker of Lima, Eve Candlelight 11 lbe holiday season &1. Joho'o Lutheran 111;' her cousins, Mr. and Mro. Pine GI'OI·o, beginning •' II Orin smith. , m. It will be 1 special order Mr. and Mrs. llle Wilt and service with Cbrlat.mas ....... 11 chlld!'en of Columbus are spend· by au. ing lbe .(jJirlat.mu holidays with Th organist, Mro. Bred Gl• her ]ill'ellts, Mr. and Mrs. Ad- eunar, Is plaMing to have sp• olph Saelens, and son, Dennis. clal prelude and poollude music 6t yovr1 lo Mr. and Mrs. Cb<ator Erwin with a vot~~l duet, "0 Holy and Mr. and Mro. Don Erwin Nlghl," to be sung by M r i. r:lwriM"""' """.,.,... are spending Cbrlatmas Eve '• William B. Downla and Mro. Belpre with Mr. and Mro. Mlch- Joaepb R. Kraly. The IOI'mon ael Erwin and son, Scott. theme wDI be, "The Reopened MEIGS COUNTY Mr. and Mro. D. R. Grimes Door," by the Rev. Jooeph R. and danghtor, Karen, of EIU· Kraly. The highlight of the cot City, Md. are spending . h wnr.. /1 Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. ..,. will be t e candle1ll!bl Earl Davenport and tamtly aitd ihlp ln. whlcr all tho men1bero Mro. 8. B. zeigler. Mrs. Z<lg· of lbe congresatlon 1er wUI accompany lbem to Ugbtd candles and join In Maryland for a check..p for ing "Silent Night," and a her leg injury ocstained in the in.& prayer. fall. . 1 The church has been Judge ond Mrs. John Howell l ated with Chrlatmas greene1ry of Gallipolis and their daugh- and a tree. Those who hod tor. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Miller . special pari in the ~~:= and daughter, Melissa Rae of! were Mrs. Clarence II•"''OIIDI • .• Luthetansctt . .Juound Anll . A~out i · Middleoort excbanp was held .,..,.d . the ko• .$ arty lighted Chriotmas lt'ee and . Tbe Jomlor Yooth Fellowship games were played during "'of Heath Methoailt Qlurch held eveotnc. The grnup went carolln& ...f'~i·~ lbe borne of sbut·lns of ·• • • ' cburch and returned to t h A<"'i"''ll ': cburdt lor refreolunento aandwiches, pop and hot olate. Assisting Mr. and Mr . Emerson Jones With Ule were Mrs. James Johnson Mr. Jobn Krawsczyn. Mr. Jannesl Brewingfml assisted with _1 Morn, stop to IAitr.k of their meuage fi,,,_ , rs : os~ , • oo "Peace on Earth Good WUl TIIWIIrds Men." JPe stop -to tlttmk you Coddllla PRIVATE PARTY IIOOMS 59 Court St. G•lhpolla, Ohle , !' R. E. 11ACY, SR. I neighborhood. Finally, they trust her, and even began visit ller camp, and lo with her. The closup shots the ch.imps were really ,..,.. , tbing to see. All of this, way, was filmed by Bar'OIIj Hugo vau Lawick, 27, who is married to Miss G~: I which Ia lbe kind ol ending that makes it easy end • column. \ 1~ 'JOu.r patron ., dluinl Fire Department Suppllea PHONE WY 2·2804 May the world joice apin mtho ip.irit of the &eiiUA. J't /. JOE'S CARRY-OUT ·: MIDDLEPORT P€AC€ on ZIRK'S DAIRY IAR ~-~~ !.n.n.\.,n ~L ..t' -t ·']' ,,. + ·A' ,1.-'t- .~I ' *- •lilt-"""" (/0114. wiD LeiIIJmoa ... I« 1!1 la loWGIII.·. . . . '!\Ia M., de klppitwt .j1h lwliup h wills JIM ~~w~P· , Quality Print Shop MJDDLEJIOif, o. tejoicl-.t Odet Fl IIIIIYtnal ~.... , . wlllir.-'10 ""' lor Coull St. i IIIIIIWr•ill• COURT STREIT GRILL The Waffle Sllop <! . N. Second Ave. GW . ' :· KEITH ' .. ,, .. •• MIDDLEPORT Clo•ed film> Cbrtotmas En 8:00 .PM until Christmas Nllbt 8 Pll Dr. Ray E. Pickens · Howard Dailey, Fire Chief Lee Smith, President · First Aid Chief John Vroman 0. E. McKinley Gerald Anlhony Jack Bechtle Larry Baker Doll Lowery Wayne Gibbons Raymond Russell Everett Bachner B. F. Parmalce Bob McElhinney Don Mills Bob E. Dyer Charles Karr, Jr. Russell Mllla Richard Gress Robert Fisher Pete Kloes Lewis Ellis Wilbur Ashley Herb GOkey · Lawrence Hanison James Daniels J1m Neutzling Dave Ohlinger Kenny Imboden Frank Harold, Jr. ~--------------~.--------------~ HONORARY MEMBERS \ C. B. WI,., Jr. William Bolio H. McCoy Paul Swisher •' l!dDemomy Frank Vromao Dave Jenkills Brad HudiOD C. 0. Murr17 Sidney Russell Tom Mills Emmall Sbulor �\·· (# .; ' ,, '" ') ~ ~ . ..• .::~ If ,. . Dally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 24, 198~19 .... '-·· ~ ..... • ....... .,an r:. ents. Kennedy will Be Extradited Kennedy was placed on the m<dt Wllllled fugitive list after he escaped la•l year from the Cuyahoga County jail w i t h four others. He was the last to be captured. Ohio Slate EmploymeDI O!Hce hero uld today eooll'ary to,., MRS. CIRCLE Meigs Coanly residents are lnvUOO to donate -blood nell MoDday for Mrt. G. Doqlas Circle, Racloe. She .11 to have heart aura:ery tbe_ week of January 10 ·atb U11•venliy HoaI I CoIam us. Donon may pta, •· lbel doo 11 •• lndlca... r a on a1 .ue BloodmQbUe from 12 nooa to I p.m. next !\load&)', December 27 at the Pomeroy Elemen. tal)' Scllool on Mulberl')' Avenue, Pomtroy · ··l '' . ' 12Winners Announced in '''"' "«JIIIiO ~. Gift-a-Rama Freel Hoffmaa lEE at lany Baker T~l N 6.::..;-... . ~ Cliristmastime !lt'• the season (or merry makin~ and peate on eardt wilh lots of good cheer. And we're ringing out with a sintere "'thank you" to all our wonderfu1 cU81omere (or tlH'!ir Joyal patronage to U8. A ver~· special Merry Christma1 to all of you ! Dlc1 Owen HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO. Jim DaiiDir FI'remen l ·I ' Chief of Miami Student ar'...,z.• .... Ji I Mary Helen Battle, 11. of Oak ' Is ConVI'et•d .. II. •Rid,., Term., a theolo&J • " 101 11Jf ~- . I~nr '"~a h~tp flee • Istud<mt rree r ';'":" mmun t sst er riopart !fill ' . ClaUJet to ,. around thla i unlvenlly, wu reported under, HAMILTON Oblo (VPI) -A clwpd "' • year. larrtJt by the Eul Germana. · ' Oldo 7S, IIIII "We have ~everal men with Moses R. Herrin. Sl, of Altrcm, , Miami UDiverall)'studml 'J'bun. bla .ato tbe proper dtsposltlan and fl&·' David Cleland tblo week was , Ohio, and Frederick Matthews.· day wu convicted Ia Buller 11dlltrw ~ ure who would hove qaaiUted elected chief ol the Racine Commoo Pleu Court of; ca, N. Y., 123, of Ellwand City. Pa., were lor tbe job llatl tbere been ad· unteer Fire departm011t and ' sentenced to eilbt years In In the tralllci It SbUer dUional request&," said Lewis 1 Walter Cleland was named em- 1prison. i death 12 of two other ' th~ other H. Evans of tbe employme•t ergency chief. offtce. Otller fire depanment ports there . . . . . . . Santa Penned7l !I PI SENT eld ' CLEvELAND iUPII - James Edward Kennedy, one o[ Ute CLUB MEETS FBI's 10 most wanted criminals, Is eXpected to be extradited to The Middleport • Pomeroy ' Ohio. Kennedy, 28, was captur-, Rotary tiub met Thursday evened Thursday night in Worces- :ing at the Martin restaurant in ter, Mass., after waging a gun ·· Middleport for a pre-Cbristm:•SI battle with poll"e and FBI ag· 1dinne:r. No program was held. --- ·-- ' u.:,...,k,. I Cleland I·s CINCINNATI (UPU- The ' 1 1 NEWPORT, Ky. (UPII ;_ cials el<cted. were Allred , Two molotov .cocktails """' ossist.ant oh~ef; Richerd WO]fe, :l aapt.a,in; Edward Autherson. found Ia Newport Hlp Scbool first lie ,1 and 0011n·e Hill Wednesday. u. •• I , Pollee said tbe gasoJIDe 011· second heut. .ed bottles wUh samratfd rae• The Rev. Paul SeHers Iii wicks apparently were e1eated asslstant em<!l'ge:ncyiJ : plaated Ia the school In au ef· squad clllef, Dale Roush. : fort ~ have school closed oae taln, and Bruce Cleland, i day early for the Chriitma• tenant. 1 vacatloa. Other d rt.ment office I On tbe alght Cluisl was ers and ce:mittee bora, Jea:eDd · 11yt, aU the e1ecltd wert Rev. s·11 ers, . trees bunt Into bloorn, 'nul 'dent· J h w· 11 · be . boa J , on mge , v1ce 1 pa m.aDy siorJeS a t tile Ident· Walter Cleland Cbrlstmaa lrte. ' and •treasurer; Evere • It tiarly folk tales described aDd Edward Autherson, 1 buge tree Ia tbe mtd&t of a tees. R Sell Jore11t. Tbe tree laeld IDIIIJ co~it:·; Wal~::· caDdies, aome atralJ:hl, some erett Roush and Rev. upaldf dowa. AI the top WIS by-laws committee; Walter an Infant with a hllo arouad David Cleland bts bead. hoard; Eddie Autherson, It was beltevtd tbat the Roush and Richard WoHe, lree represented bamalllty. nance committf'e, and tbe candles, up IDd dowa, Cleland, public relatlons. symbolfz«< people, good and bad. Tbe Infant was tbe Chrlat cbnd. m;:r~J-'"7'1>~~~.G 1 Twelve winners in the Pome- . roy Merchants Christmas Gold . I Star Gl_ft-a-Rama ~c.re anrJoun- 1 , ced Fnday by off1c1als follow: mg the final drawmg In the downtown business district. ' Growers will Meel Jan 3rd II West lltrlln'l I Suspect held : In Torch Death 1 ' MAYSVILLE K (UPI) II N ' y. LaloJ~ I ~usse . Brammer, 48, ' • , , ta, was held without bond 1 Winner of the $200 gift was I . 1 day Jn the Mason County Earl Mossman, Rt. J, Pomeroy Me1gs County vegetable grow-. pending grand jury action 1while Mrs_ Arvil Holter, Long ers a~e reminded that the com- 1, U:Je ~'human torch" slaying. Bottom, was awarrl<>·1 a ~-M~ merc1al vegetable growers cash award. Getting $50 cash meeting will be held Monday I Brammer pleaded innocent I gifts from the druv.·ing \.. . 1:! evening, January 3, at the charge of fi{st degree mw'der il George E. Carson, New Haven, tart Falls school, aGCordlng to hut did not teStify. 1be body and Ruth Wingett , Syracuse. C. E. Blakeslee, county exten- . the m;;~n he Is accused of killThose awarded $25 cash Ision agent, agriculture. 1 ing has not been identified. I w_ere Mabel Swan, Rt. l, La_ngsOh•o State un 1versity extefl.. , I VIlle, and Esther McKmght, sion speclahst Wil!iam Brooks ACTION "DEPLORED'' I Hartford, and getting $5 gifts Robert Partyka, and Roberl l WASHINGTON (UPO -The ' 'I were Charles Griffith, Chester Holdsworth will present the ' State= Department Thursday ! . Road; Bernetta Young, Pome- latest Information on cultura\ 111'deplored" East Germao action I roy; Jobn W. ~ailey~ Rt. 3, practices insect and disease 1against three Americans, I I Pomeror: Archte J. Ktmes, West I control. The meeting will start p~~~~a~cc~u~sed~~ol~~att~em~p-~ , · ~lumbitl , snd George Steatts, · at 7:30 p, m. Monday evening , .~ No purchases were Jan. 3. 1 ISyracuse. required to participate. j ! • ree tn s P.c.tu1n • countryllde wrapped In enowy whits, 1t1e quiet contenb•terlt of Christmas spreada - • the land. We I"Mt you with the wish that g<~~retrtjoy may be yours et this hllppy, holy tln\s. And with elncere .t hanlal, we extend to you our great spprsc:llltlon for your favors lind frllinclly good wll. 1 Le-I• I US AT .... FROM ALL OF i IDGHWAY BEAUTY Tile battle of Sba·llo wao the , WAS!fiNGTIJN (UPf -Sev· second Gf three great battle . enty retired farmers lylve ""•·• I wbloh marked tbe ' maiD ad- recruited · to direct~ •a $1.4 ~ance of Jbt Japane!lt $1Jles j million highwa~ beaUtification JD Manchuria daring tb Ras~o- program in rural Rakansas, JIIJ13Df>tif' WP". New Jersey, Oregon and Minnesota. I MASON, W. VA. I The NaUonaJ Farmers Union said Thursday that 10 teams, : each comprising seven armers each, would work three days a week on lhe Jour--state project I under a '768,142 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunl- I ty. The farmers, who will be paid $1.25 an hour, will receive : 25 days o( training as gardeners, landscapers nurserymen prior to beginning the project. Llllavis ~rtJ-!nn r -·~(:011111,~. Bdl Gardner I JNJaeu.t ~Zul· --q 'Wlalle b._ble el !ylal da watched t.bel• flock-. .. Peal ........ Ctt: gpo. -tlllllE•Io•-a-.Id ·nca.. PREKel a HolTO'McLF. . . . aers••••s•.- =•e. • ·•n p H ' • «<lle wlee wea r-m, ..._, •• ._,ea wf au •M~e• d 2.... bape . . . . . ued •••z ... i &ecazcs et.'ntrc., ro. . . tod«<l'• . _ , c 1a.,... Tt u r• aU the • • goob will ·. towarb men ih ,_.118 .of that 'itd;r ,.., S.- laRK alra. weaallfp (,Jii QOiwM M Ole "" ,. bleared • • • . - . - ·•••llf- all a &ral7:1o s a•w Oalll&l?al••••z.;,.•alllatlzlllla 7 n r tee. A?• Gz'FI ass tiii.EIF- al• • .Aa - h paEMC • i menaa• of cood cheer that rina out llurlna tbU holiday teUOn, we'd like to add our own, wlthinc a very merry Christma& May you a•• PllfiiL ...,. yo" firul till tlfaudaliCO ol the real joys of Chrlatmas fillin11 your heat . . bqme, briaalal you peace and contentment. • ~. ' ' ' . -; at y ' • , ,; < en tine ' R. H•.RAWLINGS SONS ·CO•. S. 2ND AVE. \ . ' lj'_ . MIDDLEPORT. 0. ' roua.m.oJII!.+zAn,..,... I ~nlll !our-ln-otse -Bite I llatkllo to llelauntbtd from Ctlpo KeanodY 1board At thla joyful season, may there come 10 every heart a 1iad renewal of the warmint epiril ' of peace and aood will. May we all be richly blessed, u we ' 'L redetllcate ounelv• 10 $he aloriou. m~uaee gf the first Chriltmu. a lllree atap Tliaa 3C rocket IDtludel 1 Chrlll· m11 presenl tor h1m ndlo oponton. o.. of IIHi lour aatollltu to Ill plate4 In otaUonary Ol'blt at 20,000 mu" from llrlh wtn - vide rei•Y tbtJDMII for ndto ham& Balli bf .,.e. ea~ Wbo a7lo 3eilDell lo Ill lllllll, list llll?llle'•· ~Peed and !lfb?t . ltat~~~ '.r.:;;fll= ...... ?lit Oarth =-~ .... I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO "8.4KERS OF BOLSv/11 BRE.4D" ,.,.LEPtaT, 0 • .- . ' . . �l Classified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Boafd ~~~~~0~.,...... "~tlo~()~~~i~'N;~~~.H~·;~~:; . Tears Fun Songs Prayers ~~~::;:~~~~;~~?. .~: ~~~~-R~~it~~·h·r~rn~:::i- 1:"~~,7.~~~-~e-.-m.:.~~ ~;~~~::~::::~::~;~~~_;;~~~ Engulf World Chri.stmas Eve ___ WANT AD ... lllllfttl•, o...:~un• 111 .. n~~., Q .,., 4 .. 1 - ~~:~!~'!~'" •.oo - Fo· Rent ~ TRAILER LOT, Rutl&od. nllles tr·orn Pomeroy -... .~ , ta - 1 - Allu~ ww " __.__ _I Bus'ne • r ss Servrca~ 20--Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 24 1965 4 ~H 2 s613 w I FOR -SALE -- _ 2 erat10n . Nf'w Ha ven. frve THPiblR 0 liWGYH B~~~~? L'\llhe Jmps I _ 000 Phoru~ -v"'" - 12 23 60tc !lJ • 1 Phone 1 __ __ _1 _s tfc_: ~ ·· · ' 2-.1_5:t7 ' ' · 12 24 3tp II LIGHT h-auling, co:ll and ra1 Sewing "'rnrreo r~. ~tu" SH 2-4175. 12 22 3tc demonstrators. WhUe they at 1,..m.-11•n•" •·"'"' .. w - .... ....,,......,.~ rn· llist. These rMchines equ'~ -.on waa - •-.n.ct 1. . .raor. .....Marie's Style Post I ROOM COTTAGE, batll and peel to zig zag, make button- Holrcuts . . . $1.25 ,.., ::_1;"*.,.., s - . gas. Furnished or unfunrlsb- holes, darn, embroider, etc. Shampoo & Sets S 1.SO . By Unlred Press JnternatioDal was opened to American Gls, variety store...My mama saJd plana to pay an extra special 1 • c.w '*' ...rg """ ,....,.._ ed.CallCarman'sResthome. Pay$6per ,monthorpay bal- 30 The world made ready for 1 many of whom ara spending he won't be having any visit to Mike and his brothen 1 » ~~;::u-:.. o.::,r~• ! ~,! _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _12: _2_1 _tfc ance due $54.62. Call WY 2- Sh•~:OC: :rs~!nse. $l.$O [ t11ristmas today with seng and their first Christmas away Christmas this year . .. Mama and sisters tonighl ;:;·oo~~~~=~: au~ .._ UK' 1 OU 6555. 12 21 &tc , Permanents Chrl gbets hrnon~y from welfare, but For a dozen convicts at 57 .SO up solilude, laughter _and tears and froBm lftome. lio. p••a .-..rnm to rt.,._ H SE IN MASON. Call 773·-- -I w a prav. er for peace. ut or many, stmas was y e time we eat and buy California's san Quentln Prlson, C:..tn, m I'IU""Kb ., Vaii'I'U.UC11:.\o n Selland andWlgletJ Service I thes, she don't h ave anything Christmas is a dream come • 12 21 6tp RATS, mice eliminated foreYer. j Wigs , In Viet Nam, the guns were going ro be a day of brightness co 1 -E~ '"' . , ....,. -.~. 5926. '*IlK! l!~~n. ::-'~~~: "'D"' h: HOUSE FOR RENT _ 5 rooms Get "Star." Ebersbach Hard· I ' sli!led. and hope. With the President lert for toys .. , We will take true. Last September, they lt.lll "' • .. Wll' , • · ~~IJ and bath on Rt. 1 above Che- ware, S•J.gar Run Mill, Pick-~ Marie's Style Post In Bethlehem, the faituful seated on a swing, the Johnson anything you bring us." learned of a little girl who lay llr'llra._v ~~~ ~ ~".. 111111 . _ shire, Call WY 2-&508. ens Hardware, Mason. RL 124 Ph. WY :Z-5271 1 watched. family gathered Thursday nlght A group of police department incurably ill and to make her aJSVl-~ "~~:i~ .0:0 ·c;::;:-,--,----c-12 -- 20 s_tc _ 12-9-30tp I;:===S:yr:•:<...._=:O=hl:o==:;· Und~r the silent stars ol on the front porch of their jailers and their wives were Christmas brighter they made 1 Bethlehem, t!Jousands of pi!- Texas ranch to bear the happy keeping it a secret, but Santa 93 separate gifts lor tllo cbl1d. PHONE WY 2-2156 TWO bedroom !lonsetrailer, all 1965 STEREO CONSOLE , and tourists crowded carols of Otrlstmas sung by And they prayi!d. 1 grims lllilities furnished. Call WY l· Just taken in. 1965 model radio ' EXPERIENCED t!Jrough !he streets for Christ- about 100 choristers. TO HAVE GIJE5TS mas Eve serYlce. A record Across the United States, - - - - - - - 1 3346, WY 2-2186 or WY 2·3600. equipped stereo. This set l2-l6-tfc has twin speaker system. Du· number of Israe li Christians thousands ()f children had PI'. PLEASANT - Mr. and 1 SERVJCE TODAY In Memorv TIIR-==E=Ec-=B::E"D"R"oo =M~house for t!il volume control. Lovely wal· ' were allowed into the Jordanian vision of sugar plums while Mrs. Tom Walters, Mason Blvd. PT. PLEASANT - Funeral --rent. Phone WY 2-2246. 161 N. nut finish. Used only four town. Many hoped lo at1end a their parents jDined the mad· will_ have as guests dur~ng the service for Mrs: Jame~ (Jean) [X LOVING MEMORY of oor 5th Ave. 12-14-tfc months, Take over payments i midnight Mass tonight of the dening crowd ln last- minute Chnstmas weekend thetr son, Devine, Zanesville, Ohio, were of $l 25 k t 1 From the la·~cst t·uck or Church or the Nativity, built 1 Attorney and_ Mrs. David Wal. held_ today_le Charleston w_lth 1Christmas shoppiM. dearwifeandmoUler,Glad- o t\: . to~tdnC"·"''''· "•furt· ,· tJe · perwee orpav lf! ·; ' • •.., t d bid Cbrl h bu-·• l v.s .M. Smith, who passed eli and .mturnilbed lparf· ance due $96.44. Call WY 2· bulldozer ra iator to the ' centuries aga ()Ver a grotto For a boy named Mike tn ers an c I ren, stop er 1wu to Ollow in the Spnng ~way one year ago today, ments WY t..\4!t U If(' 6555. 12 21 6tc , sma!Jest heater core. worshipped by Christians as the Oklahoma CHy, Christmas will and Amy of Milton, W. Va.; Hill cemetery. Mrs. Devbte is 1 J)ecember 24, 1964. Sadly . place where Jesus was born be a special surprise. ''Santa, I their ~aughter, Mrs. Jam~s a niece of Mrs. Chester A. missf>d by her husband, Law- 4 ROOM furmshed apartment '$ 2,tXIO years ago. know you will help me," the lad Moui'Jliilg and husband and cbil Roush, Pt. Pleasant and a courenc~ A. and Familv. for rent. Phone WY 2-2176. Af· ?~~~E~v:~N~1~s~ WY 2·2143 Pomeroy ' A bright tropical sun burned [ said in a letter found in a dren, Dale ~nd Ju11 Ann ~f Co- sin of Geilrge 0. Harper, .Pt. ·12 24 Jtc ter 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574.1 ·~~~~~~~-:-::-:--..J over Saigon as a planned J().. lumbus, Ohm. On ChriStmas Pleasant, and Mrs. D. A. Smtth, Rowley alld Reed Hardware.! Christmas GIFT ; I hour truce il' the Vietnamese CROWNED QUEEN day the Walters will have a Hartford. Otller survivors ln11 1 ftc KARL GRUESER, Plumbing, war went into effect. For the . ramlly dinner wlth their son and elude ber h1sband, James; ner 1\"ITI I LOVE at Christmas to "rR""A;-;Ic;-LE"'~"""'t..OTS=;;:-_-_ - ,.; 1 IDEAS at Landmark : and ~"ling, Minersville . first time this week the city~· d ~ P~EAS~NTh- Ml5! Ju- family; daughter and lamily, father, John M. WesU.ll, Zones8 our beitwed son and brother, age and water Brown·• l'rail : ?!~o.W~~a:~~ll ~~:~ !~! 1 =~======~=~ Y reen ee, ug ter of Mr. and Mrs. Goldia Mourning, Mid- ville; aister, Mrs. Kathryn FlanHaUie Earl, who was killed er Par' tSta•· •pprov~l I h R • and Mrs. Byron Greenlee, Jr., d1eport; Mrs. Vern C. Filson agan, St. Paul, Minn. 11 ... , ..,.. i mac ines. easonable rate!. Cha 1 t R d M two vears ag~l March 16, 196.1. Minenville, Obio, I"OODt W\ Call WY ~ es on . oa • wa~ crown and son Frank, of Point Pleas- Mrs. Devine died Sunday af2.2974 • da~· or night. Oo ibls Christmas, Hallie S-3::12-4. I lfr trr loY"'• or Girl'• 44.95 bicycl• , 0SpJta e\\'S Rambow Gtrl Queen at a f.or- ant. ter suffering a cerebral hemor· 9 15 tfc _ dear: _ _ with purch.uo of tl'll• - -- · mal dan~e held at the Shrme Mr. end Mrs. Louis Silvers, rhage wsile attending church. Itrmembraoce bring heart I ROOM, unfurnished apartUNICO 28 CU. FT. HEATING, PLUMBING Rural - - ·Club by he Point Pleasant As- Jefferson Blvd., will entertain aehe nnd t!:!ars. m~nt. Charles Lyons, Mason,CHEST FREEZER Ooxol bottle Gas Arnold Hro· Persons rnterlng Holzer Hos· sembly No. 22 Order ef Rain- with a tbrlstmm.. dinner SaturPeasau& Valley Bospltal We can picture happy gath- W. Va. 773-5611. 12-ll·tfc : : Lhers. 618 E. Mam Street pita\ during the last 24 hours bow Girls. Members of the day. Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. DISCHARGED: Minerva enng around Jur Chrisl.mas HoUSE, 5 rooms and both, : $299.95 Pomeroy. 9 22 He included: Mrs. Naida F. Fry,,· queen's court were Sheila SmJth, Elza Martin; Mrs. Eugene wears, Henderson. Titree years ago and agarn _we 1 Pomeroy, easily heated, out! nA GOLD STAR STORE" 204 Kineon _Dr.; Mrs. Grant ~anda Wilson, and Nora Litch- (Minner) Martin and son, Ken- BIRTii: Mr. and Mrs. Saml think of that tearful partmg of high water. Phone WI 9P,one Today For Long. 30 1\.-1111 Creek St.; ~Trs. field. ny and Rex uel Miler Evans a son \\ht·n you left us here below. j 2180 2 tc ' POMEROY Larry E. Wilt, 17 Garfie ld Ave.;l · ' ' · 12 1 6 l:' s so lonesome here without ---- - · I Joe< W. ,.,,., FREE ESTIMATES ~Irs . Rov Hai.,den, Jr., )DU, llallie, and sad tllis BRICK DUPLEX 3 bedrooms Monooec man: Mrs. Thonms H. , • ,,.._,,,!.' r Christmas Da''· livmg room, dmmg room, klt- 1 Ph. WY 2-2181 ON Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. J Our life is not· the snme to us chen, basement and garage eALUMINUM SIDING 'ferry, Henderson; Lovell T. In pursuance of law, 1, Howard E. Frank, Treasurer of Jdelgt County, Ohio, do hereby Sine"' you were called away · forced aJr gas furnace. ButSEWING •STORM DOOR Cossi n, Leon: Derah L . .Span"· , . machlnea, repa1r. .ser I " RWe notice tbat the num ber of M·11 1 ~orne days it seems so long I ternut Ave. caun WY 2-51"" "'· & WINDOWS ler, Rarine; Mrs. Jerr_v U. 1 t evted on each dollar of property &hown on the GenII 13 tfc ilce. aU makes. WY t-UII4 Bgu, The Fabnt Shop. Pomeroy . I ROOFING Eads, Rulhmd: Will iam 0 .1 eral Ta1 Duplieate of Real Estate, Pubhc lltllity and Personal f'roperty witbiD said County Smce we last saw your smile, MODERN unfurnished ~ rooms Authroized Singer Sa'es and Exterior Decorators Helman. barkson; Mrs. for t.be year 1966 iJ u followa: And other times like yester· and bath. Furnish utilities. Service. Zl lf~ R. Savage, Ashland, Ky. 3 day, Coats Building. II 16 tfc ' Of Ohio Biribs r-n • ft TOWNSHIPS Smce _we talked a whil~. HOUSEOn Li~ln--HfiihtS Auto Sales I WY 2-5644 Mlddl~port, 0 . Mrs. Marvin L. Baird, Rt. •• •• •• ~,. • • ii l~ ~!" Sometlmes we feel you n re· newly decorated, in.•ide and ___ _ Gallipolis, son, 1:08 a.m. ~h ... •' 1 ."rn , t II out. Call WY 2-0121. 19tl4 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent 1 ~~umrnptetnNSei!:ER day: Mdrs. Larry E. Will, SCHOOL DISTRICTS '• 1hat you re no . rea y gone, condition. WY 2_3951 . vu e rv1ce Garfiel Ave., son, 10 • 10 29 Uc '' But when Christmas comes _ _ _ _ Crifl Hndtorrt Thursday; Mrs. Jerry D. Eads, 12 23 trc AND CORPORAnONS '• witllout you : UNFURNISHED_ 3 rooms and. Write, Prone or Conta<l Rutland, son, 2:22 p.m. Thursl 1 \\'eJmow that we are wrong. I ba!h, downstairS apartment. ! · -~ A. t.. UlADI~'OKD day. N. I t' . Middle rt ' IM! FALCON Deluxe Tudor, Raelne, ,, nd as we trim our Christmas Jce oca wn ID ,., poltfc· l radio. heater, automatic trans· uu Discharged .15 3.110 1.110 17.110 .65 23.80 BI!DFORD --····-····--· .20 tree Call_ WY 2-5434. u.! mis!ion, motor overhauled 5 I ttc Elza Deeds, .Miss Beatrice I CHESTER With light of eYery hue, , TWO TRAILER SPACES for i $650. John Richmond, 8, 4 East Eisnaugle, Alexander 2.!10 3.80 20.il0 .6~ .15 11'1.110 Eastern Local S. D. ------ .20 The brightest star oo the rent in the Village of lotiddle-. 1 Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Overseas Employment Mrs. Elbert C. Fulton, Daniel l ,65 2.!10 18,00 26.30 3.80 .15 Salisbury Loc.a..l s. D. ------ .20 29,20 3.80 1.50 22.90 .15 V~"ry top port. CaD WY 2-3346 or WY ' 12--Hfc .' All trades truck dr 1ver to W. Garthee, Mrs. James V. COLUMBIA --·--- ---······· .20 .65 Will shine with love for you. 2-2186 or WY %-3&00. I project engmeers. Africa. Glassburn. Elmer D. I LEBANON ,65 2.00 l!D.50 .15 3.110 27.30 Eastern Lou1 S. D. ----- .20 .· . . 11 J ) tic: 1 Europe, Asia, South Pacific. Emmett Hughes, Mrs. Southera Local s. D .•••••• .20 3.110 2.00 19.50 .65 .l~ :18.30 J.~ ,~ mg parents. M~ . and . Mrs . . FOUR ROOM furDisbed ·_. Instructions paid travel. housmg, food. 1 McK inni s, Mrs. Ollie M. I.ETART \ !Cio_r Gotschall, and SJ~ters I WY 2-365&. apart U S. CIVIl SERVICE ·rESTS! . Atlantic. ffl.;b salary jobs. Ben R. Pfancuff, Mrs. Mi•:hele ll ,65 Southern Local S. D.•••••• .20 3.80 2.110 .15 28.80 11 IS llc .... - ~meoo Ul IrK! ..... ll«uN male, female over 18. OEIB r' Phelps, Glen S. Sheets, Ju<lmta Clark, Janet Gnmesl menl. OLIVE ond Kaye Smith, and all for •·1e I6N H11111 .,.. ,..lilt par Shnr< Box 23t00, Oakland Park. Robert H. Stevens, Patricia L:IO 20.!10 .65 .15 26.110 Eaatern ·Local S. D. ............ .20 3.80 ~ llooUI.. "'"~·-·"' p,....por a•nn w· l Henry A. Skidmore their families of Baltimore, . 1n'"'"' u "'"' ., O"MMl"""d Fla. 33307 1 mer, ORANGE ~taryland. 12 24 Hp ! CH IHU AHUA Puppies for sale. Tlv>uunru 0'1 "'"" nppn h~ ... l"nNo I Mrs . RRodney D. RRippeth 20.ll0 1.110 2.00 .65 .15 27.30 Ea11ero Locll s. D. ·-··· .20 Call VI 3-'N:.J') Port land. Qhi... IUU.IUJ unl'!~an Hr•mmlr I cu·s·T · M BUTCHERIN ~ .....,._, "" _.noo f .uff•r•..... In• '"'"~ lnh.l u G anl son. RUTLAND 1.2 22 3te rlilf:r. •ntn~m'''"'" "" 111... "Utarle~~ ·n b 2.50 19.!10 Northwellerll Local S. D, ·- .20 a.110 .65 .15 26.80 Lost and Found - _ __ __ r.qul"'"'"'"" w, 1,., roo A v ~~'"... cuII mg. w lu uy h1d es every NBA Standlogs HARWICK FOUR burner. g:iS "' .... ana 101 . _ une.lro ~ .. ~ . Monday. Phil Meier, Phone 4.00 1.110 1.40 19.!10 28,70 .65 .15 RuU.od Vllliio ------ ---- .20 ..,":._~· eu ~ UM oaur WY • "10. 9 t8 Uc By Unite<! Press lnternatlooal ... SALEM LOST _ Two Beagle rdlblt dL1gs range. Good coodition. Phone . -· ~ Northwestern Local S. D.•• .20 3.80 L:fO 19.ll0 Eastern Dtvisloo .65 .15 211.110 ill tho vicilllty of State Gar- WY 2-3102. 12 22 liC 1 legal Notice SAIJSBURY W, L. Pet. age or near Chester Village. CARPETS and life 1,;,- can be leal Estate Fo1 Sale c~-- Boston 3.110 18.00 1.30 .65 .15 24.10/ Sallsbflf)' Local S, D. ---··· .20 . " J j' jaao LEGAl NOTICE 20 8 .714 carry rable.!l mnocu a Jon ~ beautiful if vou use Blue · FOR SALE : 6 room house with Nonce ot= STocKHOLOEAS Philadelphia SalisburJ Bedford s. D. •• .20 1,30 .65 3.110 17.!10 .1~ 23.60 18 12 .000 1 also dog license numbers 1093, Lustr e. Ren1 elect TIC · sham· bah full ba H ANNUAL MEET1MG 22,30 3.80 .l!D 3.00 .65 .15 30.80 Middleport Village ---~---· .20 t , !'>ement, 894 Y· :-;.,t ·~~ ~~ hen·by 1!"1\'fl n that th~ Cincinnati 19 13 .594 Pomeroy VW.ae .................. .20 3.80 22.110 6.70 .65 .15 1094. Liberal reward. Hosmer pooer, $1. Baker F'umiture, sell St. ~fiddleport. Phone : •nnual m~.. tinl{ ot thf! 81<;oc.\llol df!n New York .20 M.l!O 12 19 .387 SCIPIO Roush, Box 66, Minersville, ddl ' nr ThP hrme111 Ba nk and ~a\·•nl• •~. ·- M eport. 12 _20 &tt! _ Pl Pleasant 6~2@. 1 ('nmp~ny ol Pomcro .~. Ohio. will v. 0 Western Dtvillon Northwutem Loea1 S. D. __ .20 i he ld ~~ the office uf •~ld ba n k in 2,110 3.80 a.iiO 0 ' Phon. WY .tr<I>HII Jill .15 118.80 u 22 6tp THE PROVEN . carpet cleaner 11 lf tfc l l'omN<Jy, (JI"Jo. llrr<>rdln~ In ,... bY · SUTTON W. !.Pet. law3, on ""'" ••~on<\ Wpdn~>!l(lay ln Bl ue L ustre 15 easy on the I Southern Loeal S. D...... _ .. .20 J anu.>ry. lllllfl, a t 4-:CIO \'. '1! . f(lr !he LJs Angeles 1.110 2.00 19.!10 .65 .15 211.:!8 20 16 .556 - - - - - : . , . - - - - - - -, budget. Restores forg otten lnsu 111(8 I J>UfP'J"" pf ele.,tmw lhreclorR and the Baltimore 3.80 ,70 · 19.ll0 7.110 Jl5 .15 82.110 Racloe VUloie ·····--.20 18 11 .514 Notice . r l nnsa~· uon or ~urh , ,h•·· hu•ineu ... 3.110 ,70 19.!10 4.50 .115 colors. Rent eiP-Ctric abamlnil.)" pro perly rum .. bl'fore meet· San Francisco .15 28.110 SyraCUJe Vlllap ----······ .20 16 20 .444 Pomeror SUtton & D. ••• • .20 uo 2.00 22.110 .65 .15 28.80 pooer $1. Pomeroy Cement P'HPTO Corvmg Semce Con · I~~£. R ichanl E. Jooo••· St. Louis 12 17 .414 DEUCJOUS Homemade Pi12a, B'wek Co." pome,roy. lea made of ~J papers• ~>eeret.ary Detroit 92: Real OJlate taJteo which bavo oot boeu paid at the elo10 of ncb <ollec!lflll · - 1 poa. ~oc, 75c, and $1.00 sizes. De1•lo •• etc bl r th re<"Ord~ !Hid almllSt any ll:l) :u. no .w Tbunday's RHultt 1 alty of teo per con~ Tueo maJ bt pold at lbo ,.!Dee ol tho COWl!)> trauunr or lrJ man. luxe Pizza. •1.50. Jack's Dai- - - - --· · - · LEGAL to. Angelel 12:.! Detroll 112 ry Bar, MiddJeport 12 8 tfc USED clothing for !ale. Large other doruments MEro1 couNTY Pleuo brlni rour lui tu neetpt, ond II JOU pof bJ mall, bt ..,.. to toeote your propertJ assortment, Men's, women's Reuter latllfaoct. Pntfleroy "uL nun owttus _ (Only game scheduled) bJ' taxing district and encloM ltamped Hlkddrund euvllope. Alw•r• ••m'ne roar tu n Ut 'l'hfl tu boob are IIOW opeJ\ ,,, and Chl'ldren's. Jeffers Used' the T:lf!r .. mber or f'i • 11 h~lf collf'("lion receipt to sea that It covoro Ill rour prvporiJ'. Offtct B..,._..:OO A.ll. 111 &:00 PJI. da1l7 Employment Wanted Clolhing Store, State Route 33 \AETNA. CASUAL , of tile 1005 Nul Ji"JO<tal.. Tuea. Al•o TV ln.<!Urilncf" l de-linquent tu. CI1Uinlil d~tf Will M 236, 59tl. 111gb Game Series 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. Monday, Wed· II •-l'orll 1 198 da N...., IUS, 620, High Team euept Saturd&J wh011 olllco d-. at !loon. Tu: Boob will bt apon D«oaabtr :111, 11186, to LADY WOULD llkt! a perman· d d Frida A Mu en WIIU1l:lnce Agency, lnc. · il~>waN! E. F n mk hom nes ay an y, • to 7 Pomeroy Pbont \V'{ 2--338L MelAI• County Treuum amo and Series - Dart Hoi· Fobrual'J' 1, 19tlf. ent t in excln1nge for p.m. Saturday, 1·7 p.m . 1 • w n..u.J1 n• Ho&-21-2& , .._ low Fon, 1JI, 2060. 1 1 tt0 hoUieWork. Would prefer swy-: 12 21 lie _ r::--;;::=::::::=:~~.;..;, BeoCeeo l1nl Jloll Wlllom lllg will> • couple or elderly - c GRANGE INSURANCE. u.u.. 1 ladies. Anna Thompson, Rt. , WHY worry over e. sluggish ln!urance A&ency. lnc., PomTERRY I, Coolvlllo, Oblo. (2nd house , aept!c tank Get Klean-Em - oroy. Phone WY 2-3J81. . .. D1lleb Jlldit Road at AI- All SeptiC Tank Cleaner. ' I Uc trod), l.andmark Farm Bureau, Insurance 12 2S Jtp · Pomeroy. 12-16-30tci-~-~------Help W•nfiKI 50,000 BTu Ooor furance: wY- AUTUMOBIL& IDJUronco .... ~BEST 2-2651. ' 30 6tc etooolledf 141 '""' operac IIALI!1 - Married !arm haad . BUDGET PRICED IUI'IIIture In tor'o CaD WY 1-Z!IIe. L:."::..Bend Lea guo loo fll'l4l "B~ dairy, housa l our third float budget shop. lUIIe Dtcember 20, 11115 funtllbt<t Cli!lldalt SkId- Baker Furnlturt, 14lddlepoct, Wanted To Buy Po!nil mort, Sblilo, Olllo. Phone Ohio. 11 11 ttc Team 300 78 l%2Htp USED KING FLUTE, forli!O. USED tmare drum and stand. llfl&.lllf. W.Ud Cross and Son 62 e WY 2-%150. 11 17 tic Ph: WI .__ 12 24 3tc I Dutton Drugs 58 GIRL toR CENERAL offic 57 work, ~ In lnsur• USED wort panil, shirts, Jack- SPECIAL, fox gray 2.50, red Ed'o Auto Trim all four feet on. Team Nt. 1 51 anco .or 8CCOU'Iting helpful . ets, and shoes. Carl Cbeva- 1.75, 50 BUI Bailey, Reeds viii<. Ol!io. Midwest Steel ller, Loot Bottom, Ohio. 1\eplJ to lloJ: 166, Pomeroy. High Gama Bill Boyles 'JJfl· 12-ll·:liitp 12 23 6tc 12 22 Jtp -·-··. APPLES, red ood yellow Delio- FURS lll'ID bee! bides. - Carll High S_eries - Ken Yeaug~, lou., Stayman. Willesap, OleValicr, l.oJll Bottom, Ohio 539; Jligb Team Game ~JDd Series - Ed's Aut• 'l'rim, 836 Grimes Goldla, .,..._ OpII 19 23tp 2411. • eo dlllJ and h Wl'o ANTIQUE Furn!lure, dishes, Orcbard, Wllh 14 Clblo. miscellaneous. can or write: MoodoJ Mt..tl Leapt 121 JOtp Mro. llowlltd Cedi, 800 W. Deeember :111, lt6li TWO bodroom M" House- Malo SL, Pomeroy. Points I !railer, 8x38'. New paint job. I 21 tic Reo Cees RUTLAND See It at Daniela GuH . Sta- FURS WANTED: Red Fox, $3. The Patsie1 Racine. 12-1$-10te Muskrats, $1.50, raccoons, St.- Blaetlnar's Apply WY 2-2156 I' tion, --·-~ ·-: ('HRISTMAS trees, aheared 15. Maran Fur Agency, (0. Aahland 00 THE Scotch, Rt. 124 between Long 0. Wright I N. Brown St., Ma.. Lo Bo'a Boltom and Reedsvtlle. M. L. W. Va. Ph, 77:1->296, ' Dark Hollow ·FOIII' •4f· DAILY ~ENTJNEL 12-12-12tp week dayo ' p.m. IM;-3tltol lll&b Game -llol>-119iM I Carr. . . '"' IAIINEY OOOGLI and SI'IVFFY SMllll 'IE OUGHT TO BE 'SHAMED OF ~! ~e ·s 'lORE 1-11: LENT THAT'S PERZACTLY WoW I DON'T WANT TO SEE HIM ~WO DOLLER~ r::::=:::::;::3;Q,--- DiD VE ~ -. I'OUND A 6A~S EAR BOB tN TH' PLAY 'lA~ 1ARN tTINTO "TH' SCHOOL· MARM? 'IOU MARCH Rt6HT BACK AN'GIV~ IT TO 1'H' SCHOOL• AFTER. :I LOOK AT IT REAL ClOSE MA'RM-- LAST WEEK- 1 .,., •• = - _ RADIATOR 5ERV I CE BlAETIN R A fREE , H . JN r:. . I e RAns OF TAXAnON FOR 1965 'I I I I' - . i ···- ... ..... c." I • ..... .t ... . ,. . i• ·-to 1 -··d BOWLl w.·, hI he -T ~ - CARRIER NEEDED J.: • .... .,. ' • ' .............j - r '...... ~;.. ~ \ ' .., /,~; .; ~,o,,.,. ..,. ...l' • ~-----------------------------w- t -- """'1«\'E QGI" IT ~ F IIJOI -110 Br HAROLD GRAY IT'S MOT f.tUCH o• A Clo41?1STMAS FOR YOU,Pif'IE', AFRAID 'IOU CAUGHTO...D S~ACLAUS BY ~ISEI ,f �I' v l \ I Mainly Aftout People In Pemerov ~~ •Gordon Fisher, student at Mountain ~tate Business College, Parkersburg, W. Va. arriv· ed 1ilesday 1o spend· the bolid"' vacation with his parents, Mr. _and Mrs.-MastHl Fishe'r and ! en tine " ~:, ~;. ~.. ' I I I , 1·o.; wilh relatives. Mrs. Stanley Trussell _\[rs. Arvil Holter were recent .~~i tors m Parkersburg, W .Va. Euward T. Bauer and daughlt'r. Polly AnD ariived today to_ 1u 111 Mrs. Bauer at the-borne . hrr parents, Mr. an4 Mrs. Char- · \l1.::.-; Polly Karr of -Colum-b-.1 ::. arrived today to spend the: L'hnstmas weekend with 11arents, Mr. and' Mrs. Charles H !\arr Sr. VOL XVII NO. 211 We Wish You All [um1!y. \1ts. Ernt"St Harris returned hnme Wednesday, after a visit m Kalama, Wash; \lr . and Mrs. Fred Swatzel >IE'ft' Wednesday evenkug dinflt'f guests of his brother ~~~ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ~rrt Swatzel, Mason, W. Va. \ Jr. and Mrs . .Charles ~ll!l<ell h'lt Thursday k~ton. W. Va. to A Merry Christmas! DBIIoted To Th11 lnt11Nll(l 01 The Mei••·Ma.on Area • POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1965 arines J(ill 56 Trenched ,, . Elberfelds In Pomeroy ( ommunists SAIGON !UPI) -Two heavily no reports of bombings In token we have received no , outnumbered U.S. Marine pa- North VietNam since tbe cease orders tu commence bombhis batUed entrenched VIet fire. ings." C~ng near Da Nang tod~y and A military ~pokesman said, In the Mekong Delta, a l:1~l~ 56 of the CommuniSts, a "We have received no imtruc- Viet Cong tenorlst posing as a ma!Jtary. SJ>?kesman reported. tions to lay off bombings of the recruit smuggled two bombs .The lighting near Quang !Ill north - but by lhe same into a barracks filled witb 1 village erupted as the Leathertralnees and exploded one / · necks resumed full scale Nl na:ra~~ causing heavy loSR of life Th~ OP"raUons for the firs! time VATICAN CITY (UP!) - serond bomb designed to· kill since the Christmas cease fire Pope Paul VI has made Jt his rescue crews failtd to go off 11 by sending tJu:ee full battalions major task" &o bring peace Military security preven~ ...-, i . - , . _ .. '" 1 Into . lhe f1eld. A Merlne lo VIet Nam before tbe olhla- publication of lhe exact number ).11~11~ Jllllllh!'"ll!lfl,li''i!ili. . , ,,,,.,,,,,. ,. · battalion runs from 1,200 to tloa explode! Ito world war, of dead and wounded. ,~}1~ ,i.~~~mfinl!irf,j~: )M';~~.'t~HJ:!'::~,,i·1t, ~/j\$"''fh'' 1,500 men. . Vaticaa BOUt-'6 said today. A 2~ ton truck carrying . . · The two MarJe patrols wert "The boly latber to very troops of the u s Am • GROUP AT LUNCH- ThiS Great Lakes Steel Corporation photo was taken duri 1 ·h, . 1 1 operating aOOut seven _miles dbappolnled that the Christ- Infantry Divisio~ l~te: ~~: t~!, visit of the late P~ul H. Carnahan to Meigs county Dec. 2_ Seated around the table a~! ~a~~cK~~- ~t _the Ma•:t.• n _n_~~st,aura_~t '? Midd_leport durin_;, soutb-southwestoftbemaJorU. mat~eea~efirewa!laoteJtend- day struck a mine in Bing Carnahan, Jack Carsey, Hugh Custer, Jim Spencer Mrs. Carnahan Mrs Harold Carn<~hfl~ . ,,o_sLJJMat1 •t ~ IHie. Mrs. hed Crow. the S. at Da Nang 375 miles ed" tbe sources sald· ''Bid Duong provmce, . ' ' · · :1nr1 · 1 · aro'11 ( Mna ha n. n• la tm,•s of th e iJJdutlj . , • about JO miles leader· northeast of 8aJ.gon. he wlU continue to do every- north of Saig Mr. •md Mrs. Oris G6ul ---- nristmas Tbe clarion notes of the uge1s -nd on high, extending to all their moOIBge of peace and good wHI during this l•o•y Chriatnw ,..,.•• 'lte send along Ol'f apprtciation of your good wilL U. also VIet V1et VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, POMEROY, 0. S. and Vltnamese planes have resumed •t?scks on Cong positions m South Na B t •• h •~m. u w1er ave ut:t:J.I tldng possible in tbe cause of Details we~n~ketch but a U peace, It has become his ma- s. military spokes~an said Jor task and major worry." "heavy" c a 1 u a! II es were f1nWS'tilaoummzwnw 8!!!1 r:w~ feared. * * * * * * Jury Hearing Truce Pretense Charged MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio Evidence in Weapon Case TONIGHT & SATURDAY TOKYO (UP!) - Communist North Viet Nam today accused the United States of only pretending to go through with 3~hour Christmas ceasefire and charged "the aggressors never kept their promise." The North VIetnamese also charged the u. S. and South VJetnamese commandr with calling the truce as a "counter A Jury of eJght men and ll'teature' to tbe VIet 'eong proposal earllex for a l2·hourEfour women was seated this cessation of hostllltles. morning iil Meigs caunty Com.Tbe.. •.,..·~; .. · 'rt". 11 1J:,t N-.m nP.Y'" .llDii"V'V.,at&id- ;'" ..·"" PJr.~ t!OJlrt .lo hear .Uu> "WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT?" (Technico ~or) Petf'r O'Toole, Peter ~ller! , Komv Srhneider, Capucine, /-'i;l ul8 Prentiss, Woody All· P.n. Ursula Andress. 'OOTBALL HICIHLIGHTS of 1965 Colorc1rtoont SUNDAY, MONDAY TUESDAY DEC. U-17-21 "THAT FUNNY FEELING" fTt'!chnirolor) Sandra Dee, Bobby Darin, Donald O'Connor, Nita Saturday's Telev:sion Program ~'a I bot. Ft1turette: Honln' Around Colotcilrfoont WSAZ-TV Channe13 7:00 John'• Almanac 8:00 Popeye and Pals 9:00 The Jetsons ••• • ••• ••• •• ••• •• • ••• • • 9:30 Atom Ant 10:00 Orange Bowl Parade ll :30 Rose Bowl Parade 1:30 Orange Bowl Game 4:45 Rose Bowl Game 7:45 Orange Bowl Game 1LOO Late News 11:15 Sports Roundup 11:20 Film_, ol the 60't •• •• r •••• • • • • • SATURDAY'S !.ATE MOV!"'S Chtmnel 13, "Circus er Hor• rors," 1960. Donald Pleasenca and "The Devfl's Messenger ,. 1 J962, Lon ChaJJey. Channel 8, "The Sun Shine1 Br1ght." 1953, Charles Winning('r and Channd 3, l'The Happy Trme," 1952, Charles Boyer. The original television musical, "Cindt-rel!a," created by Richard Rodgers and lhe late Oscar Hanunerslein, will be repeated on CBS Feb. 2.1 at 7:30p.m. The 90 • minute color show originally was presented on the network in the fall or 1964. HOST !lOPE HRI~Tffi AS ;ov bringloyoKand . . . the gift.l of peace, 4tld l4Btfftg eontAI!ltmcM. With tlliB wish, 10e greet our f~ and neighbor• arid ea:tend OIW lieMf. feU t/umkl /Ill' ~ 'lllaiii/IMdtleNIIIL WI fll'f prit/ilegsli lo ..,.., rotlo , " The Citizens Bank MIDDLIPORT . The Pomeroy HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Bob Hope will be master of ceremonies lor tbe 141h annual MU&slone Award dinner of tbe Screen Producers Guild Marcil 6. WCHS-TV ChannelS 7:00 TV Classroom 8:00 captain Kangaroo 9;00 "Heckle and Jedtle" 9:30 Tenness.. Tuxeoo 10:00 Cotton Bowl Parade 11:30 Rese Bowl Parade 1:45 Cotton Bowl Garno 4:30 Golf Classlo 5:31! Jubilee 6:00 Trials o! O'Brian 7: 00 Smothen. Brother! 7: 30 J ac.kle Gleason 8:30 Secret A8ent 1:30 Tho Loner 10:00 Guosmoke 11:00 Newt Tonight II: 15 Million Dollar Moolu SAT., JAN. I WGIILIGIIT!I PARADE - taped hlgbllghtt of lhe annual Orange Bowl Fntival e..,t in Miami, Fla. NBC-TV's IArna Greeno narrate., II :30 77TH ANNUAL 'l'Ot1R NJ.MENT OF R06)!:s PARADE - on Colorado Bou!....anr In Pasadena, CaHf. Nlic-TV star, John F..-.ylhe )llld U.tty Wbile will ba COIIlllletliatm.. They will be witted bl' Stmi!ey 11aJm. former president o1 ·the Tournament of &... 11:30 - BIIGAII' · BOWL BALL GAME -MliiOIIri vo Florida at New Or!eono LL 4:15 ROBE BOWL FOoT· Boll.L GAME - Mlmtpa State vs UCLA at '""<!i!fti. CaUl. 7:45 ORANGE -BOWL PWJ'. I WHTN-TV I C~annel13 I 1:00 Neighbon 1:15 Social Securi!J POMIROY ** * SHOPPER'S BONANZA MIDDLEPORT POMEROY I I I I I I I Ii 11:30 Magilla Gorlla 12:110 Bup Bllllll7 12:30 Mllton the Mousier 1:00 Hopplty Hopper 1:30 American Bandalalld Uti Let't Dance 3:15 Sammon't StarUmt 3:30 Adventure Tlmo 1:00 ABC'a Wide World ol Spto 1:30 Flintstone& 7:00 Tammy 7:30 Sbindig 1:011 The King Famly 1:30 !be Lawrence Well Sbo• 1:30 The RollyWOOd Palaeo 11:30 Wreattiog 11:00 Bob Young News .. 11:11 Oliller Theater li li t!.. I~ j:; Ia I I I q . Bank PQMIROY~RUTLAND / """ IIIGAY bfeHiRIIS. M 'H c.i1iwM Willi lclaiify oad flitmls, The Farmers &Savings Co. lbo: ver,raQ Jatk Bald- Silllilalll. H4 l'he Gallia Timet, Gallipulia, I I I I I I I Obit · 19 65 DfC :"IM::'B;"!;:R:----~19;-:6-;;5 ~ ' SMIWTfS ; I ..oet.u... BU. GME ;,. NebriiQ Supplement To Tbt Dolly llefttlnel .Pomeroy-ll!ldil!eport, Gltlt I 1:30 Word oi .W. 1:00 S11p01'DJ4D 9:30 P'roggle l'reJento 10:00 Sbenanigans 10:30 Tho Beat!eo II: 00 Cuper Cartooa 1bo1r 'k/e're wishirtg yov joy and happiness during this beautiful s..,soA. May the tGUe spirit of the Yuletide bring • peace and coiotentmenl, will! th<lnkfulness for STIFFLER STORES, ·INC. 1 1 I 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9 10 12!314151617!8 ' ,,9 20 21 22 23 24 251 26 27 28 29 30 31 u: - ' SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1965 Charlie beat the hen out of him.•• Made Sure There's Wasn't Puppy Love BY VERNON 8CO'IT UP! U.U)'WOod Con-etpoOdeJll HOLLYWOOD(UPJ) - Larry SWrch, the corporal with the low brow and lowt!r boiling point on television's new 1'F Troop" oerieo, saved $10,000 on his new home by agreein~ to keep • cat that went witl. the plat<. "lt'a true," Storch says. •My wile and I fell In lovo wilh thio big, rambling Ponder... typo house up in Nichols eonyon. It as very expensi..,, but the owaer said he'd knock ten grand off tbe price II we let bi.s cat live there. "So we bought the place and We stU!" have the cat His Dam! io Charlie, and pound for JlOUild be u... better than 1 do." Charlie lo visited DOW and again by his former masler. un Invasion wblch Slnrch accepto will! a •hrug. Cherlte also hns 1 companion, a Si'Hmese r~··nl­ ly purchased by the Storch•~ uThe new cat 's name l!l Pablo, •nd he and Charli~ gel along like brolhera. But onlf aflet IS-Year Eogagt<hlf!Dt Larry and his wife, Norma B_ooth, an AAU ro;wimming chamPion ot the 1940.'!, hnve been married four years . But thcv were engaged for 15 vears · Storch explnins · " V.;e wa.nt.ed to make sure it wasn't puppv love. She propo~ed to me on~ day, and I said, 'Okay, let's shake on it.' " They have an adopted daughter , June, 11. The Storch home has two bedrooms, two baths. two fire places, a steam room. sauna bath and swimming pool. It sets high atop a peak in the Santa Monica mountains overlooking Los Angele• and Hol/yIVOOd. Larry is that rare television star who owns but a single automobile, a nashy sports model H~ 's up by fi :30 very monring for a cup of tea with Norma. She drives him to work at Warner Bros. tor the ABC-TV series and picks him up in the evening. A l!IICCesslul night club comedian before turning to t~le­ vision, Storch had made his headuqarters in Ntw York. He Jnoved to HollyWood three years ago, buying the house {and <llarlie) little more than 1 yeer ago. ••My astrologer said all my Vibrt~lkill.'l Wfffl f'OIUifll,l" rmm UJp west,'' he says. "And he Wa!t right. I'm cra:t:y ~IHJut life itl California. ll's tbe most graCIOUs way of living in the world. Evocy0110 .....,. 1o ,., tiona hPHPr, e!i~r·ii11ly when I Gmt• of Ihe mr~d dogs in New York. .. lntrospecttve Storch i.~ riO introspective man \\-hll r xa mnw~ U1e success o1 "' F Tror•p · w1 Lh combmed sus_PICmn .:lnd rt>llt"{ After troop. around Lh ~ country for ~o tlwn.l ~.!:'drs he can hardly ht'lit'Vt' lu~ gnod fortune. BP·c : w .~p \rti"ma still keeps In shape sw1 rnming in their poot_ Larry h(ls t;·ken up the sport and 1.~ nnxi m1 s to try his skiD mg at S('l' I.H din ng Soriall_v he is almost 1 recl tJst• . Ht' ll n~ liundr~d s of hi. reeords whidr ht> enjoys listenIn hv lht" hour . When nobody · ~ IL,tniog he joins the remrdlng b~ honking away on a saxophone which he play1 _fJ Ing ba dly . The Storch family entertains infurmnll~· wh~n frH"nds stop by for a swirn and pot Ju("k _ Most fJf h1s pals nre in .shuv: hiz and inc/ude co-s tars l''orn~st Tucker Ken Barry and such long-tim~ buddies as Jetry Lester and Buddy Hackett ··rm no gourmet," Storch 88 YI l·but I enjoy Norma·s cooking, She's the most daring cook 11 the world. J bought her a book · on Japanese dishes, and by golly she became sn expert at 1t, '' 1 •\l humf' Slnrch c·an hf' fnund L:tumbHng uround in I.J iu1. jl·JUtJJ. T-sJi.irt.il and bare-footed. "lt's all p;trt of living corQo Ioria~," be explains . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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