https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f4b71bdf8ac7c62d32c80f5bc965f37d.pdf fdd24665178b7f946f5318964ebc5784 PDF Text Text . . 4 .. • • • • .... • 1 f .,,,,... . "'iltJ!; , 1 "{\ ~ ' . 0 ,- , , ' " " I ' ' r/1 • • at y enttne De.,oted To The lnterettl 01 The Meir•·Maon Areo VOL XVII NO. 211 MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1965 POMEROY-MiDDLEPORT. OHIO Marines l(ill 6 Trenched ommunists SAIGON <UPI) -Two heavily no reports of bombings In token we have received no , outnumbered U.S. Marine pa- North Viet Nam since the cease orders to commence bombtrois battled entrenched Viet fire. ings." Cong near Da Nang today and A military spokesman said, .In the Mekong Dt;lta, a lilled 56 of the Communists, a ·•we have received no lnstruc- V1et Cong terronst posmg as a military spokesman reported. lions to lay off bombings of the recruit smuggled two bombs The fighting near Quang Ha north - but by the same into a barracks filled with village erupted as the Leathertrainees and exploded one, necks resumed full scale IR!m •Jt~'lilsd Hi 22 causing heavy loss of life. The oJV!ratlons for the first time VATICAN CITY (UPU - second bomb designed 18 kill since the Christmas cease fire Pope Paul VI bas made It his rescue crews failtd to go off. by sending three full battalions "major task" to bring peace Military security prevented into the field. A Marine to VIet Nam before tbe sltna- publication of the exact number battalion runs from 1,200 to tlon explodes Ito world war, of dead and wounded. 1,500 men. Vatlcaa sources said today. A 2~ ton truck carrying GROUP AT LUNCH- This Great Lakes Steel Corporation photo was taken during a luncheon at th~ Martin flcstaurant In Middleport during tJt; The two Marie patrols wert "The holy father Is very troops of the U. S. Army's 1st visit of the late Paul H. Carnahan to Meigs county Dec. 2. Seated around th e tabl e are Mary Kay Yost. Matt ie Ci rcle. Mrs rred Crow. the late. llil'. operating about seven miles disappointed that the Cbrlst- Infantry Division later in the Carnahan, Jack Carsey, Hugh Custer, Jim Spencer, Mrs. Carnahan, Mrs. Harold Carn~ han ~ nrl ~'lr. ll arold f'arnallar 1. r"l;rt ri Ps of th e industrW south-southwest of the major U. mas cease fire was not extend- day struck a mine in Bing leader · S. at Da Nang, 375 miles ed," the sources said. "But Duong province, about SO miles ' he will continue to do every- north of Saigon. northeast of Saigon. U. S. and Vltnamese planes thing possible In the cause of Details were sketchy but a U. also have resumed attacks on peace. It bas become his rna- S. military spokesman said Viet Cong positions in South jor task and major worry." _ "heavy" c a 1 u a I t1 es were Viet Nam. But ther have been .:w:acu . 1dfl.iW.WA feared. ---* * * Jury Hearing Truce Pretense Charged Evidence in Weapon Case * *: * TOKYO ( UPI) - Communist North Viet Nam today accused the United States of only pretending to go through with 30-hour Christmas ceaseflre and charged "the aggressors never kept their promise." The North Vietnamese also charged the U. S. and South Vietnamese commands with calling the truce as a "counter Jlfeasure' to the Viet tong proposal earlier for a 12-hour cessation of hostilities. The official North Viet Nam news agency aaid In a broadcast monitored In Tokyo that "to whitewash their vile acts, the U. S. ~rdered their henchmen in Saigon to spread the news that several Viet Cong Initiated actions took place at Isolated posts and villages during the ceasefire period." at in the WORLD AimnN, Body Count Breaks 10 Year Record By United Prest International The nation's traffic death toil set m: all-time Christmas holiday record today as the count zoomed past the old mark of A Jury of eight men an.d four .w~n w~s seated th1s mom10g 10 Me1gs Ceunty Common Pleas court to .hear the charges of assault With a deadly weapon and c~rrymg a. con· cealed weapon aga10st Pierce Case, 50, Pomeroy· Case was arrested by Pomeroy Police Officer Henry Werry on September 29 following an automobile accident on Butternut-av. The defendant allegedly pulled out a homemade .410 calibre pistol while enroute to jail and the weapon reportedly discharged following a struggle. Officer Werry said at the time a slug from the gun went , through the glove compartmt>nt 1 box of the police cruiser. TALKING TO STUDENTS - ~r . Paul Carnahan. chltirman of th e board of National Stee l Cor puratiu rr. talkt d to Su rr llre rn lli gh srhool studentl Case has been held In county in his hometown of Ractne JUst 24 days before ht s death last n•ght of a he art atta ck. jail on $1,000 bond since the in- ·~ - w~": ~.:':. :~'"'"' E:~~-p~;::~:. ::::~;~;:~:;! Paul Bames Johnson, the PresJdent s count showed at least ff f r · d · 710 attorney Serving as counsel for th · h PI M P t t e peop e o1 e1gs coun y 1or ~:!~:r In~ ~ft::~ta;~t: ~o~id~y ~r:~swh~~~ngbegan a~ ~lt~t~~il~ Ju~~:~~~o~ ~e~~~~~ q~:~ ~::;:~m::id h:~::a~:s a ~ouse wedding, a spokesman 10dicated Monday. "She wlll be . ll he I' . tl mhlamedH wh ~. s 'dlvthes 10 f ~~ W te press ouae, secretary, SBJ e Mrs. Irs lady's El' beth C t IZ8 arpen er. Newly engaged Lucl, 18, and her fiance, Patrick J. Nugent, 22 ' headed back to the LBJ Ranch after spending part of the Christmas weekend with his parents in Waukegan Ill. An ' Nugent Air Force basic trainee, had to be b k t La kl nd A' Force Baseacat aSan c !ntonl:. 6ended p.m. at local timep.m. Thursday and ll :S9 Sunday. The breakdown· · Traffle .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. 110 Fires PI ........ .. ..... .. ... 561 anes ·· ···· · ..... ....... Miscellaneous · .. ·.... .. 54 T0tal --· · · ·· ............ 83% The "Black Christmas" mark o! 7,.. was set 1·n 1956 , 8 four w da holiday. This ear's period sp!'nned 78 hours y Texas~~~ the 08 ' ti' on wi' th 52 "" traffic deaths re rted during po (Coat!Dued 011 PIP 2) Ohio had Indignation Sweeps w t G es ern ermany BERLIN (UPI) - A wave of protest and Indignation swept through this divided city today over the fatal shooting by East German guards of two German men fieeing tG freedom through the Berlin wall. . 8 A third companion wa wounded and an East German girl Clllptured when ~e men attempted to crash thetr car Sunday Into the fortifications at the Henrich Ahelne Strasse crossing. REPORT ACCIDENT ·. Pomeroy pollee mvestlgated a minor two - ear accident Sunday at 2:50 p. m. on West Main1~ near the Pomeroy • Mason Bridge. Pollee said a car drlvColumbus, ran Into the rear of Columbus, ran Into tht rear of an auto opera.ted by Ethel Sbank, 30, Middleport. No .ar- ..,.. or liiJurlel wert nported. . 1* 1 * Oh"10 n·JS3Ster Mrs. Maud Kohl n· s d The joyous Chrlstmus week-I Ies on un ay end turned into a disaster on• I ' ., IS The on the . weekend . " No one · ·u bench. went at 9,45 a. m. ''very qu1~t • . tod Jtorythe h th was conlmed to J•rl durmg · ay scene w ere e . th incident allegedly took place ChriSt mba~ . .. 1t w:s l~ne o1 e 01 and. also to view the poli ce • bave best C ays been we By Ch es te r Tanne b'll · of a busy sc heduIel shock Pd upon trr< d•·;rth B u t Iron where a man can begin .•• hadnstmas since I have I I ute ('tmmg cruiser. .d H 1 • b ' Paul Carnahan, who came to here from arrrval by priva te their shod. "" ' sol tt nt·d lor a stt'Piwork Pr and 40 years 8h .11 ,. Jurers are Kathleen Fink, Jo- eHn. ' d sat atr eouac t.td 1hrs boyhood home in Racine 25 l plane m Parkersburg at II 30 a havm g been p.rrl ol l';, ul ('.ro - (•r boss thousands ul stPelw.... 1 an H. Wo1fe, Homer E. Cooper. w·u·ts epar E I'llmen St repor 30 d ~ys ago - December 2 - for m. to departure for De trort th at nahan Day .. 11hL•n trr hu lP w;" Prs. 1 1 Lillian Triplett, Earl Dill. Dean Rt ;a~id;l; ort.urge:~;o w~s a round of recognition cere-1 night was routine for a ( hair- given I" " rmn 11lro rr r:rd•· li lt ' Uf th is Mr . Carnahan waa 1 ' d .rn anp acc1.den 1 1as Blackwood, . · 1v•• . .1 monr es. dred at hrs Grosse lle1man of d Scr Herschel ,.. . . Roush , . 1nvo , the board of one of .th~ dream that . rs pec·td rarlv· Ame rr- rroof. •• 1 "Ye agg, Wav1e Ctrcle, H. a1 Rutland is bein home Sunday of a heart attack .. world s largest steel cunr pa nres. ca n aga rn btTnn.t• n•;rlrt ) . , . • .. 1 N. Wolfe, Gene Yost and Ralph week d . b DWI • Th . _g. He appeared m robust health ! Relallves whom he had not For Amcrr ca . tlrouglr th e ~~ ~,(arn ran ,,Js pleasedwa~ McCumber. (harged w~: ·• e mts . in Racine. Middleport an d•seen for many years. and new wor ld ·s most :rdl';tn"(·d •n scrt•rr cem er 2 lh~l \1ergs Co . 1 bap. ha b ocen . ; frren . ds he made here, . . tee hno1O~)·. rs yet a na- 1w h unner b .11 mves I· . Pomeroy that day. H.IS sp11.t-mmwere lrfre .. 1dd . Paul , dl arnahan . Day• •: gat10o Y t e s en . sar su, an mea nt rl. 1 FR.'?"·"' •P>n:>,r·,···M···''' •·; · 11 , I The picture here and othert ::~o~~a~a~~~a c~i~Y f~t Death Count is 49 Tex., today. THE NATION'S MIDSECtlon shivered today in the coldest weather so far this season. A bitter rain and wind storm accompanied by gale warnings raged from northern California to Puget Sound, Wash. . Temperatures sank to 20 below zero early Ieday In Montana and subzero cold extended over sections of seven Midwestel'll states. Cold wave warnings were ~ted for the Great Plains ":.om the Canadian bor· der to northwestern Missouri and KansaS · COLUMBUS _ THE FIRST ot Ohio's five unlvenlty • operated research centers will be located 1n the .1(blumbul area llld will be ertented to the iutomotive !Ddustry. · .Gov. James A. Rhodes pJan. ned lo uk the state Controlllna Board today to releatte ta.5 milUoa to acquire land llld begin constructloil of, ~ 7,0QO.acre HIP.W~Y Researclr'Cenler to be . eprerMW by Ohio State Unlver- Carnahan Dies at Grosse lie 24 Days Aft er Re vlSI ••tIng • Racine • * * * * * * * * Paul Carnahan, 61, Rose from Steelworker •~ar~:g~Ji : t~~~\ a~:ho~o!~:~ stq I sw ff look dunng his short DETROIT (UPI) - Funeral will be followed by services lt>hem Steel Co. in 1924, working ht>re. He had copies mailed belw I services will be held WeunesGay l at the Grosse lie Presbyterian at the Sparrows Point, •Md.) for di strrbuiJOn to friends aM i for Paul H. Carnahan, a Na- Church. Burial will be in Mich- plant. . re lativt"S who would treiiSUI't Ohio's bloodied highways. Funeral services for Mrs. rtiona! . Steel Corp. executive, igan Memorial Park , Flat Rock, ; Joinin~ Na ti onal St~'e l in .1933 : them. The highest death toll for any Maud Kohl, 89. who dred Sun- who d1ed of a heart attack Sun- Mich. at the Great Lakes St•:l Corp., Christmas weekend in history day morning at her resrdence jday at hrs suburban Grosse lie A native of Racine Ohio substdrary rn Detrort . ( arnahan' V M . . . ; home. He was 61. . . . e1erans emorra 1 Hospital was reported. The Highway Pa- at 706 Mill St. , Mrddleport. wrli 1Carnahan grew up in Beaver advanced raprdly. He . was trot said it believed it was the be held Wedn~sday at 3:30 P·J Carnahan rose from a steel-~ Falls where he atteded school · named drrector of product ron rn Admissions Friday - Adille , worst three · day holiday week-, m. at the Rawlmgs · Coats run- worker m Braver ralls, Pa .. to and worked with several steel 1943 and . fr ve years late r was Barton. Raerne •.. end on record. Ieral home ~ith the Rev: M. E. chairman and chtef executive of : ITIIInufacturtrs. H~ joined Beth-: elected vrce president rn dwrge Hr scharges Friday - Mrl. The latest . count by United • Dowson officiating. Burial wrll the Nahona .. Steel Co~p . . -·-------~ of sales of Natwnal Stee l. AIt- Robert Roush and son, Pozai, Press IteriJIIlonal s~ow~ that l be in Beech Grove cemetery . He Is survived by llts widow, Announce Service er servrng as ass1st:rnt to the roy: Helene Nelson. M~ 47 persons lost thell' hves on She was born at Syracuse, the !Mrs. Dorothy Sloan Carnahan, • prestdent and senror vrce presr- por t. John Hunnell. p:~:~. Ohio highways In the period daughter of the late Robert and 1 daughter, Mrs. George F. Pink- For Ahb1e Stohurt dent. he became pn•s id1•nt of Will ram Middleswart, p that began at 6 p. m. Thursday Merinda Peck White, and was !erton Jr., two grandchildren. Funeral services for Mrs. Ab·. sales in 1954. Donna Hayman. Racine; and ended at midnight Sunday. a member of the Heath Metho-1and a brother. Funeral services bie Stobart, 89, Star Route. Pom- i In 1958 ' Carnahan was named Gould. Ironton : Pearl In addition, there were two dist Church of Middleport. f eroy, who died at 3 p. m. in chairman of the board and three son. Minersville ; fire deaths and ~ mlacellan· was also preceded in death by HAY DESTROYED Meigs General hospital on years later beca me president. rcher. Pomeroy: Clara. Saylilf, eous tatalltles, brmglng the her hsuband, Andy, and a son m A barn and several bales of Christmas day, were held today He was named vice chairman of Mrddleport : Mrs. David weekend accidental death toll infancy. . hay .were destmyed Monday 1 at. 2 p. m. at the Ewing ~apel the corporation in a gpneral rP-. and son. Mason ; Mrs. to at least 52. None, howe-.:er, Survivors :ncl?de a daughter. evenmg m a fire north of Port- with the Rev: Menzel Smith ~f~ organization of top ma nag~ ment McCloud .and son. MicidlEIPOIIi: occurred in Southeastern Ohio. Leona Kohl, Middleport, and 1nnd. Racme volunteer fire- ficiating. Bunal was In the Gil- in. late 1963 . Mrs. Dwight Carl and 1 se~eral nieces and nephews. 1 men were summoned to the more cem~tery beside her late The following year Ca rnahanIter. Pomeroy : Alfred Duff, WOMAN DIES Friends may call at the fun- b!Lze and saved two nearby ! husband, Floyd . was elected rh:<irman and. chr ef tcr: Francis Douglas. AI~:~· CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - Pat- 1 erl home anytime. , buildings. Firemen said the Survivors include a son, Floyd executivP to succeed Thomas E. I Admissionns Saturdayrlcia Allasandrinl, 39, Canton, . barn was owned by Creed Janes Jr .. Star Route; four grandchild. Millsop who retired. I Dischargl!i Saturday -NJillllif . died today of injuries suffered LOCAL TEMPS who is spending the winter in ren, 13 great grandchildren, a - --- -- . - Admissions Sunday S:itllrday when she was lnvolv- The temperature In Pom~roy'sl Florida. The hay, .200 to 500 ' number of nieces and nephews, WEATHER Nelson, Middleport; 1 ed ir an accident In front . of business distt.let at l1:3(11a. m. bales, was owned by Mrs. Dlx- one of whom is Thomas M. Win- Cloudy tonight. Low 10. 28.! Woodard, Pomeroy; the Stark County Safety Build- todav was 38 ~egreea under sun- ie Smith. The alarm wu turlied tte, Columbus, and a sister, Mrs. 'faesday partly cloudy, much Clay, Pomeroy. Ia&. . ny aklea. _ , Laura Walker, Nelaonvllle. lcolller. Dlscbarpa Sanclay - • w:;.; 1ID at 7:01 p.m. 't �'• ,, . . I' t o .,:.~ ' t t .... . ~~-. , ' I • I - • I .. 1\ I ' ' •. Odis Lewis, 84, Perishes Packers to Battle Browns Wichl~~:-:":.~ College Quintets Hit Holiday Tourney Trail; Top-Rated Teams Seek Revenge Au STARs =.~:=: GREEN BAY, Wla. (UP!)- to revive 50,431 •hUied and bllng and fumbling before the Place tlck1J1C opeclall.st Don shaken homeww• fans. crippled Colts In the 32 degree the AU Chandler, CIIIW frustrated In a Chandler was the deciding temperature. B J)!;FP K Ok ..COllege pro fiOiball 0vertlme lped 1 Y • - • "'"" entucky bolted Texas Tecll , rently JG!Iering 1 4-3 season lahoma Clty, wblle ~ctor in litis too, Since he Playing without quarterback UPI Spono Writer and Iowa wao Idle. 1 hosls the Los Angeles Cia lc: clashes wllll tile • w out every UDpleuant mellli!J'f lcicked a 22:yard field goal with Bart Starr, Green Bay had Its After losing etghl of 14 The Quaker City classic tn · The Bruins lind themselvJ' In· In a non-tournament and ICOI'ed P81'1011411 re9enge only one mmutt and 58 secoods ebances to wrap up the w1n untets 1 k th top 1 Pblladel hi g1 S! Joe!' nd 1 IWed nes day. In lbe With 0111 lpeclacular boot to play to tie the score and long before the regula!'ton 60 enco ut wee ' e 0 P a ves . s a ' tough company with a pair of Sunday d college ba.oketball teams have Minnesota an opportunity to Iunbeatens, Vandy and Syra- cla,.ic at El Paso, · • sen the game Into Its sudden minutes had passed and cllancetoregalntheirtamlohed repair !beir Images while , cuse. which play each other lmeeto Arkansao In &JI. H wu • Z.yard field geal, dea!b overtime. couldu't casb ln. prestige this week as holiday Brigham Young, ~other ~n- Tuesday. The Bruins tang I• Iday game. 13 after m!Duteo and 29 seooncls It resulted in the longest The determined Colts with tournament.o oWing ll1to Hlgb !rant, can boos! rts presttge with Louisiana State in an Also mcluded l,a of lteuslon-paeked overtlmo game ever in pro football, only desperallon choice at ' uarter~ gear. with a tourney crown. Tho opening-round game. Itournaments playl!d blstheto·seooCbnd ovdelrtime In leaglue back, Tom Matte, 116 Three of the top five quintets Hawks lace Niagara In a first Providen I h . h N are the Hurricane ......, ry. an er was mvo ved opportunities go by On the fir t were whipped last week with round coo~sl. th f' tee cas " wtt VUiMiami, the Motor over lbe Baltimore Colis lor In the o!ber too, in 1958 when play from scrlm.:n.,ge, Sta s only No. 1 ranked Duke and Anolher Chance ~olid~y rr;es~i~~di;f ~;: ECAC at Detroit, the Big__, ..-.. tho same Colts defeated Chand- [111l1Sed to Bill Anderson, w::, "My girl .. ... I promised)• !bird-ranked Vanderbilt escap- The Far West Classic In · The tournament boasts lour Kansas Ctly, the WCAC ' es Y ion ~·P•onshlp. ler's New York Giants 23-17 for fumbled lng unscathed. The Blue Devils Porlland may enable Michigan~ the nation 's top 10 FranciSCO and the ~~~~ Equally Important, the deei- the NFL cro•n after 8 minutes . SPAIN SEEKS BID won an overtime conies! to bounce out of its currentl among the eight teams entered ClasSic at Honolulu. slon advanced the Packero Into 15 seconcls of overtime in looDon baShlllnnlckd picked Upd the MADRID !UP!) -A spokes- against fifth-ranked Michigan, twt>-game losing srreak. Th• ' The Blue De 'I 'I . . the league title game next Yankee Stadium se an scampere 25 man for the Spanlsb Olympic which also w be te b W 1 . .vt s aren tn a BUDGET SHOP, Sunday against the Eastern "I prefer no! to think ahout yarcls for a touchdown. Lou Committee said Sunda that Botler as a n y. v~mes oppose ArIzona i holiday tourney this season b<li Division Cleveland Browns, on that game," Chandler said. Michaels converted, and in the Spain will ask te host ltm T · d to ~le m ~ r:..ro~nd encount~r! neverthel~ss wrll play twul lhe same field where the Chandler's kicks were almost second period he kicked a 15- Otympic Games dur· the 64th o roun out the p 10, In are av . capture t e games !htS week. Duke. conqueP~ckers came from behind and the only bright spot of the day yard field goal te give the Colts session of the ~matlonal :!~~n· ~:~~~~:u ~os~: :.;::rou~~ g:~fs by !he ;:r . of UCLA ttwicet and Twins;,. Hollywood Wiped out a 10-polnt Colli' lead lor the Packers' inept, stum· a 10-_0 lead, after lbeir only Ooympic Committee in Rome ern nlli.tio· Marquetle Brig~ UCLA pi ked N .I . th Ftchdtgan, dfaces Notre Dame Beds $.31Jt:l; ' genwne march o1 the dav,. • • c o. bulm cur-eJ Saturday. rt av an Wake FoN>st ~:~~:~:~= Jf. Jf. Jf. next APrll • ham Young ' whipped Whomlng, UPI pre-season poll """"no i 1 ~:yha~~.:.~~.'"(;.IOtJt."._,?,r_eepnb fet j· ~e :ll~allsFoo~~ague's ~ t" J. * * * ShulaProudofColts Despite 13-10 Setback. Christmas Present Ingenuity Hits New High in Exchanges· -~ r traditional exchange of bumorcu!l Christmas presents betIH't"'l two prominent Pornefo~ businessmen pertraps hit a new high !his yeor. ~d Reed, pres1dent of The Farmers Bank & Savings Co., and Attorney Fred W. Crow, • director ol the hank, annually test their mgenuity to obtain presents for eath other. This Christmas was no -exception. RM thts year gi:IH' Crow a lavish "C h u c k Wagon'' painted with signs for th(• sale of popcorn, frog legs ete . as is shown at right. I Crow·s prese11.t to Reed was a ''G<~slronaut!' which in reality 1s t~n outhoust. The gastronaut I w"' equipped wilh large he!- : mm ftlled balloons and attempts were made S!lllday on the Pomeroy parking lot to send the out- ~ ftl - along with Mr. RReed mto outer space. I 1\ crowd of over 100 watched I la1mchmg as fireworkt~ boom- 1 t'd and smoke bombs sputtered. Heed, wearing a space h<!l· 1 md purchased at one of the local stores, stood inside during I the launch allempt. Reed and 1 Ci"ow are shown above beside 1 !1 1 ~ Gastronaut with the , l.~unching crew.'' Others in P" ture arl!' ~ightning B o y d, I F'"zer Moi'gal\:" .Uns Roush, 1 J,"' Seeli& and Ollie Price. - - - - - -- -- - ::~k~:~~-~- Area,· Rio Plays Tuesday th~ I . -- . "n'-. Methocll'sf Church Program " lsPresentedbyCh'ldre 'sCI $5,189~; asses 1 tgi;t rBAKER River news - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - are (~arged with 11 'd' Enemy 10g Property Transfers llERKELEY. Calli. (liP!\ - A social scientist says that with widespread use of the birth control pill ''sex has be- _ j come recreational rather than productive and the whole l..JJwrence . Reed, Frieda basis or our morality has changed .'' I Reed to Mannmg D. Webster, I Others at the annual rneetmg of the American Assoda- Salisbury. ltion for the Advancement of Sc1cnce (AAAS) at the Uni- Manning D. Webster, Mary A. 1verstty or California (ljd nut agree wholly, but none ques- Webster to Lawrence Re~. 1 \) tioned the effectiveness of tl1e pill nor the vast implications eda Reed, parcels, Sahsbury. fnr ('hange m the wolld so---Mary Evans, Admrx., Sam . , ~AHA, Okinawa (UPil - ~ rial str~ueture Evans, dec., to Dale C. WamT., o u.s. Armysergeants !reed The speak; r who called er, 29.95 acres, Salisbury~·,,..,., I by ~e Commumst Vtet Cong ImodPrn sex. r~creatmnal wa <; Clinton Sarver•. Betty s~ las t .month and who later were I M Loeb drr-tor of the to State of Ohio, .m ar1m. 8 • "'"" . . , ·e cntiea1 of Amencan tm o1\ · f S 1 W k at I he' Sahsbury. merlt in Viet Nam have been 1~Uchool 01 °f"118, or Entrred Hospital Arthur W. Hendricks, Matmiej 1 111 verst y o • 1sconsm. II H1 H ~.:ha~ed w1th atdmg the em·mv, l L b · d that despJt€' lhe Persons entenng ozer os- 1Hendricks, to Mary E. Ho••eno,l 1 the J.l. S. Military command dis° l' ds~ ·tons ·,n 1, 01. 1 ..~_ p1tal over the Christmas hoh- 1Robert E. Bow~n. 4 acres, 1 pro oun Jmp1IC.I 1 , ' ~: I d . I ded· M l I clostd to<hy. . d . f the 111 thrrc Js so day weeken me u . em- tsbury. 0 TQe two are Sgt. George E . ' ~~ ~-~~;t~e sen~/ of n·voluti~n l da I Wnght, 839 Second Ave.; Manning D. Webster, Mary Smtih of Chester. w. va., and ! but srm ly the sense ol , George w. Hamilton, 1050 Sec- A. Webster to Fenney-Bennelt Sru--' 5 Claude McClure of Iprogress pth a1 sho CI\S '· gran d-,Iond Ave:' Robert L. Erwm. Leg10n, 31 ac'" ,. E . Rt. Rt Post SAmertcan I' b Cha(tanooga Tenn They were dl B1dwell; Ja~ Ellen rwm · res, a Js ury. 1 1 f~eet Nov. ,2& at the Cambod- ' por:nts, p~;fd::. ~aren s an ' 1 Bidwell; D<mald L. Elliot~ Rt. ' Fred Little lo Leon Miller, 10 !an b6rdl!!f after two years mtngues c S d , I I Patriot; Charotte Markms, Delores Miller, Parcel, Salisbn~ SCientists }f) un ays sym .l \'' L K B rnett Gall• cap~vily. sium on ''Psvchologrcal Control mton ; . ura . u ~ .- ry. . A ,1erse staterllent issued by 'j '" Conce tto~ and Ils lmplica- •polts; Mtchael E. Facemrre, Rt ' WUham H Clt~pman, dec. to IS mtlilary authorites on Okmawa P d th 2 Galhpolts , Raymond D. Tay- Maxme Dons Chapman, Cert. td charges would be brought (tons'' expresse ese vrews: Itor Rt 1 Vinton: Mrs. James for Trans., Orange. : 4lst the men for "preparing, In all medtcal htstory there F. 'Neai, Rt. 1 Northup; Sylvta 0. C. Greenlee Dec. to HanRio Grande College has r&o f~;nishln and delivering to !he has been no potent drug used ' G. Lane, Rt. 1 Gallpolis; Rt>- nah J. Greenlee, C.Orge E. eelved an unrestricted gill of Vret certain documents, many years by so : ar.na Warth, HarUord; Mrs. Har Greenlee, Affid. of Trans., The new Rio Grande College nual support to Rio Grande, c! t5IIO from statements and writings mtmi· YP P · . ' ry E Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Ar- Mtddlepor!. library has been named lhe major aid in the remodeling of Foundation ~ cago, · cal to the interest ol the !Jntted 1ac:~. ta~~s to~~~;:: th:~::l:~ lln Hall, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. George E Greenlee, ~ran~! Jeannette Alblez Davis Library, Haning llall, 8B well 8B the pro- Thphe gtl~ ·~=ted ;.:: S teo P e I Melvm D Moore Arbuckle W. L. Greenlee to Hanna · Mrs Beverly Russell L1brar- gram to make the llbrll')1 a A1 us · n, ta.,.,. I te t Jnd 1 0 ted ' mixed company, whereas open Va . Mildred J 'Woomer , Rl. Greenlee, Lot, Middleport. tan. announced today' reality dent ol the college by John ' 1.,. 'a men 1dtscussron of other methods of ·' ·ed C oh~son Pomeroy Exempted VIllage ' . . · r. · Krawsczyn, Gallipolis, repreSmdithloand 11McCedlure ;"'re bet~~ ~ contraception are no! accepla- ~Le:~.' ~~~r:: R · ~amsley' School DIStrict Bd. of Educa- M~~ D~;I~ ~a~:~d~! gnci"::. Her Interests, other than be- senta!lve of the foundation. he! r a eg ••• Ings wt , ble as · · ' tion to Village of Pomeroy ease- urn s, • . Ing a mother and housewife The gtlt Is part of a continuing their Communist captors and 1 There IS. "on th e d'1swn ·•~ 1 Henderson; Kenneth ' nalt. She received her Bache- have be en as a tru stee o Ha n-' program o1 aid to privately .... m~ M ME. Carter, V rnent p omeroy. . d r 1 no• lor statements attnbuted to Ihomon·• posstble genetrc con· ~artford~ MtrsC I. bae Man Po~roy Exempted Village ~ of P~losophyty eg~ee l:ro~ nah Neil Mission of Colum- ported collegi!B and universities. them in a Nov. 30 news conftr-1 trol that would prevent some atre, es o_um 13 ' rs. School District Board of Edumson nlversl ' an 8 en - bus a private social agency pro- Rio Grande is one ol 30 partleience In Phnom Penh Cambodra dtsease• IStephen D. Wllhams, Render- cation to Village of Pomeroy ed the Chautauqua New York In- vldlng Interim em fnr ehlldre1l paling coUeges and unlvel'lities Women mav someday take son; Mrs. Oran L. Bowser, Pt. 1 acre, Pomeroy. ' stilute Ltbrary School. , ol roblem homes· a fellow ol In Ohio which will share grants TO DECIDE FATE a pill to get pregnant rather , Plea:~nl; ~Ill;:' ~ Gilmo~, George Michael. dec., to 011- ~~o~ her ma~;ag~ to ~m-1 De~son UniversitY· a mem- totaling $43,1100. Alloge!ber, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI Ithan vi ce versa. IPt. ~asan; rs. racy . ver Michael, Cert. for Trans.,~ . av~ m 1 . '. rs .. av- ~ ber of a women•s'auzill.arJ of more than 600 colleges and _ The fate of the Charleston The ltme may come when Stmpkins, Pl. Pleasant; Joan A. Bedford. , ~ wo~ked m the Cmcmnati Pub- Children's Hos !tal · vtee- res~ wilverslttes !rom ooas! to coast Rockets, who bowled ever the 'the Boss," as the employer of Slone, Racine; Mrs. Davtd A. . . . . , he Ltbrary, and taught m the den! of the ~nl.!~ Unl~ersl- wtll receive loandatlon grants. oppos1!Ion rn the new Contrnen- j h . Davts, Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Monte er L. G1bbs, Wilham N. LewiS, I Newport, Ky. school system. . Purpose of the program Is tal Football League but took a , ;om~n, ~a: in av~n aor~';. ;~ I R. Wolle, Rt 2 Haclne; Roscoe Mrs. Evelena J: Williams, John The Davises have two daugh- ty alumru chapter ~ systematically to help lnstilu1 beating al the gale, was to be , r'~!Y t Plhe set~in u of work C. Coger!, Racme; Harold W. E. Bruce, Conme J. Carpenter, ters, Mrs, Ro~erl J. Curte of 1 ~hi:~,t~ty' . m~ o1 blgher learning meet decided lodoy by s!Dckholders. I '·h~tal e g P Demoskey, Mtddleport; Mrs. Lu- Joe H. Easton, Lovell T. Cossin Columbus, OhiO, and Mrs. Jos- 1 tal . berague, ju .~ their financial needs The lifts The Rockets were unbeaten sc u es. ther Johnston, Syracuse: Willie Mrs. Worthy A. Evans, Homer eph S. Guylas, Jr. of Stevens- ~s . rung ';:::dm Col olb v: are unrestricted 1o tillow !be in the first season in the league D. Cross, acine; Kenneth R. Goodwin, Danny M. King, Lu- ville, Md., oile son, Samuel B. ervace Bo ' um us, s. .schools to allocate their funds but atrendaoee at the champion1'WO ARRESTED Cromlisb, Columbus; William zon L. McQuaid, George . Davis of Columbus, and five DMavthlsodls aChumercbmberof ofColumbTrlnlty accordlnl to their arealllt ship game here was far helow H 1 C . ha IS d B. Gillogly, Rt. I Albany; Ray- Moss. Allen D. New, Mrs. Ralph grandchildren. e lsi us. needs expecta!\OIIs. Several crtres were Lo ar ey Cunmngh m, 49 ' ~~ mond K. Packham, Columbus; E. Parker, Mrs. Paul R. Sav- Mrs. Davis' parents were Her major avocation ts gar- In ~dd!Uon to 111 grants pros eking the lranchlse. f ~~~':ne ~~~n:.:;::;.n ~rrest- Richard w. Wemte, Ironton; Iage, Carla K. Pullins, Edward both of German extraction Her dening, mixed witb sporadic ·~ lf&m, !be foundation clurlnl tbe 0 .po ' ... on 1..,_ Mrs. Scot! E. Thompson, Well- C. Rowland, Lewis A. Stms, lather , emigrated from the l£mpls at the game of goll. Her CWTent year will spend approl). · ed by Mtddleport poh .11 ston; ll'•vid M. Silvey, 0 a k Dehorah L. Spangler, Mrs. Ste- "Black Forest" area of Ger· lamtly reports !bat her lndlller- mately $'150 1100 lor a variety of U~VOO'ED TO INTitR£81' OF tox!Caho! ch~ges WIS a~ Hill; Mrs. David J. Wellman, phen D. Wiliams, Alee B. many at !he age of 12. His edu- enee at golf Is offset by her scholarshl~ .00 other types of MEIGS • MAllON AREA :"r h~ore ayor • rru Washington, D. C.; Vicky L. Woolever, Monte Wolfe, Ken- cation in lhts country came bas- Il excellence as a cook. educational programs, bringing ~'.:!':~~ ~.:;l,'li(~:' ll1i · Gaffney, Akron; Damon L. neth E Carter, William D. Hel- lcal!y .from pub!ic libraries. At the beginning of !he II· 111 total expendltuiel for blgher ~ '.'\~~~h-:., T:.170h~t•:= Pu-:l~ Stapleton, Rt. I Ewington: Mrs. man, Mrs. Ernest E. Higginbo- Mr. AJbiez, who lived to be 931brary fund raising campaign, education purposes dtia year to c nmpany, 110 Mecllanlc st.. P~Jm · PRESENTS FLAG Goldie M. Galbraith, Jackson; tham, Mrs. Robert A. Lang- yean oJ age, was a su~essful It was announced that the plivl- almost $1,750,00G. 8 ' ,.M Ohio ,.., """'" ' Sid ers, Mrs. mere ha nt m · N,ewport, Ky. Ior Iege of nam Ing the new Ubrary . ,. wY. .. 2-11sa; J.d..ltortat C)lli<O Pbone Albert Roush, Cornman der or Joseph L. A' Nea I, Jackson; horne, Mrs. Bessae 2 7 1' 1 111 ~~~ u aeeond ca ... .,.111" 1 the Middleport American Le-IMrs. Robert L. Montgomery, James S, Faulkner and infant 40 years. Her mother, L:mise would be given te the person DIES 0 " · , ,., ' ' ' " ' ' " ' " ' " ' " , , • . , . , , gion Posl, presented Middleport. Jackson. I son, Mrs. Jerry D. Eads tmd in- J. KocJ>, attended Marysville who made the largest gill to the FATHER '" ,"'"""'' """'u""' "''"'"""""' Police Chief Herber! Gilkey j Births lanl son, Mrs. Floyd R. Allman College in rennessee. fund drive. This hooor went YOUNGSTOWN, Oplo (UP!)1 ' " " ''"", "' "' "New •••u.'I' or• '"'" City, ,., 1A""'· ••w American Fill•1!1 for 1 Mrs • Robert L. Montgomery ' and infant daughter• • Mrs. Rob- Jeanette Alblez Davis has to Mrs. Davis's husband• W••aU Terles.., ..... of t"' N • • with a ._ - , , 801 ~ ' "'' the villa,e on Thursdly. Jackson, son, 3:U am. Friday; ert G. Bennett and Infant son, evidenced great interest In Rio Dedlcatlon of !be $420,1100 Younp!Oim Pllllce a.lef John ,.~~·.~~'"'!,Pt!!~: ~:~~~b~n.r;!v~':'n~ .;: Mrs. Tracy L. Simpkins, Pt. Mrs. Everett J. Michael and Grande College during her hus- stmcture will be held on Su~ Terles!IJ, died Sunday. Ttrlaky ~~:,;· 5;~.,~;;• :,,,::';;;.~~· 0 ':': FAIRFIEW STATION Pleasant; d•ughter, 10:19 p.m. Infant daughter, Mrs. Earl G. band's 10 yef!l's on the college's day, Jan. 16. Francis Keppel, Ia fOUt'VIved by !be chief ~ ""'"" "·"' '""' moacb ''-''· "' Sunday ttrnperalures blgh Friday. . Morgan and infant son, · Mrs. board ol .lrustees. As secretary former U. S. commissioner of anothf!\" son, Mlclvtel. Funeral :::;~;..~::'t! ,'!."""'o.!~r~: ""loJJ 14. I>I<Jnday reading Dll<~arged Allison L. Scott and Infant dau- of Jason ,f.,!ll1ndatlon, Inc., she education, will give the dedica- tlel"'llces will be blld Weclnes~~~ o;:,,-.:,.ll!;00 20 at t i30 a.m. Robert L. Erwin, Mrs. Hom- &hter, baa beeu COIIII.Itenl In ber .,_ tory lddreu. ~. ' , '" I . From sears Gift Narne Chosen £Of Library ~!~larl~o~e Assembly I'son Ch tfS. t trJOS theme Af R f/ dH• h U an tg 1 °v: THE DAILY SENTINEL •;'! l :.=.- MOTORS DISCOUNT uncle :·~ Delt! tlol1l W8B followed by tbe lnvoeaUon, sermonette and benediction by Rev· Tom Carter• pastor o1 !be Rutland Church of Christ. Speeia) 111U8ic was ~ by tbe Boys' ensemble, a solo "What Child Is This" W8B of. fered by Vernon Weber, and a party followed 1n the gymnas. ium wJ!h refreJiunenll provJd. ed by the aludent council. Mn. Roy Miller dlreeted and Debbll Smith served as &COOIIlpanlll for the opec1a1 musle. Claaael wm dllmllled at 1 p.m. and will reaumo JIDUIII'Y, 3. "' .teed money I Or I MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS Charles Warner Leach, 211, Rl 1, Pomeroy, suard, and VJr. glnta Rse Blankenship, 18, RL 2, Albany; Mitchell - Chlrltll Holley, Jr., II, Long Bollom, U. S. Army, and Carolyn Yvonne Bush, 19, Rt. 1, MlnersvWe. TIME TO PAY Mlddleport Po""" "•• ,.,_,., ~ Herbert GUkey said today parking meters In lllddleporl how )>aen unhooded IDd aU parltiJ1C lick· ~ ell lD1Isl be .,.... •••• UJ "'' Jill. L · NOW YOV IHOW Tht first unde!:CfGUJICI rallwa; , ayatem W81 OOI1Itruete'd In Uta' ' doll, lD ~. ~ It tile ~ Brlt~, . . ",I 1963 Chevy II .I IbyTheDavepledgePeterson, lo the Oag, given president, 1 1 Th ..~~a~f 1962 Volkswagenonly $] I ~ ~s ·~buck ~d <;:'ls:~:n~ts:~:lyOC:: ° 1959 CHEVROLET only $395 Happy Hustlers Class Holds Annual Party a.m.l Recei·v- $500 Jeanette Alb.Iez DaVIS. . · , 1964 FALCON _ •nly Rio College At R' Co/[ ege Arl h perry D S day This Week's College Games llospitall'eWS oit!:" ·....,..,, (UP[)- The Bills just .overpowered victor over rivals Ibis ~e and left Diego Cha th doubt In anybody s mind. can Foutb"Jter:_.,;r e Flanker Lance Atworth was "fluk , b 1 th gu d ,1e hwas ~~lng la>l year, and fullback much\o s u .:1 (: a':" ft ellh Uncoln went out In the game ay a u '9 year 8 rst warter of the 20-7 Buffalo · wm. ell, Alworth was around I ~ergeants +'; E~:N~E~idCal;~e sm.?' tOO: r :.uf~~ ~ ~t~merl- &Boxsprings I Ella Bryant of Pomeroy Dies Christmas Day Social Scientist Claims Morality Basis is Changed Con~ Buffalo Cops Second AFL Title in Row Quilt Top Sunday and Uncoln, thoughj title games. Kemp was voted Most slightly hobbled played too, hot · "We had t~. prove last year Valuable Player in the ga.;e Choice of Nylon Covefl GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - a short field goal. So we stuck San Diego scored even less. was no fluke, Buffalo quarter- for hos d~ectioo of the Buffalo B d R Christmas - a green one - to the basic.," Bratkowski said. Lou Saban's Bills shut !bern back Jack Remp said after the ! attack. icccx Buffalo e oom Suites came one day late lor tho The basics - straight ahead out, ZJ..O, ., they captured their game. Sunday was the culmina-' attack. ~ ~C:'t~~t~~·'~Jlo~ Green Bay Packers Sunday, ail plays and simple pass patterns second straight AFL title. Tho tioo of our play all season we ' sunday the Bills didn't claw· Suites __ _ _ because Zeke Bra!kowskl pre- - set op Don Cbandler's 25San Diego loss was the fourth scratched and clawed for they struck qui;k ly lor tw~ !erred n~! to mnke mistakes. yard field goal after 13 mlnuti!S for Sid Glllman In five AFL almost every game." J touchdowns '" the secrmd Tables Set of 3 Tight-hpped Don Shula knew and 39 seconds of sudden death quarter and then relied on Cotton Mattress he wouldn't be coaching a Na- overt_tme and propelled Green _ Daiy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mid~leport, o., Dec. 27, 1965-3 . defense and Pete Go~otak's tiona! Football League champ- Bay mto next Sunday's national Rut/an~ three field goats in the second Lamps Ion this year, but he was deter- f o o! b a II league showdown half for the championship. It 9Xl2 to bow out like one. against Cleveland Browns. was worth for each •;"·'eum Rugs We )US! tried not to beat Chandlers 22-yard boot with . I n Buffalo player. wh;Je the 9Xl2 ourselves," said the journey~ less than two mlnu!es to play T~e Ruthnd Method1st church ! Harrison, Ann Colwell, Duane , Chargers picked up $3.447 85 ~~minist11 r Run~ n.an quarterback whB for t forced the overtime. His game HoJiday cage tournaments men meet Concord CoUege in ~rtstmas program and party, Weber, Grant Pope, Jane Schil·, each. n 1ling. Daii;Js Weh -~ r. Frank Col-I Buffalo second time this year was winning kick was 'jthe greatest 1lake the Jimelight th.is week as the 9 p.m. tilt. w1th Mrs . . Harold Sauer as projammed up the """"''ar Chest 1 pressed into action in a crucial thrill" of ~is ll}.year NFL four big hoJiday events are sch· Tickets are still on sale by : gram c~a!I'man, December 1.9 ~ell, M.ark Morris, Robbie_ Birch Chargers running plays PLATFOR'M game against the Baltimore career, he smd. eduled. Rotarians and at various loca-: at the churc~ featur~d the prt· j rteld Songs presented mclud- effectively that all- time 1 Rockers _ Colts, and who for the SecOlld "ThiS wasn't my first over- Th b' t I I I tions In Pl. Pleasant and Galli- I ruary and mtermedrate JJn- ~ ed "Santa Clau, is Comin' to rushing champ Paul Lowe . time became a bero. time game," Chandler said lp e .tgges, ocaly, I the polis. lOr and Semor classes. Mrs. ITown," and "Away m a Man- netted Just twoyardsrushmgl rt' 1 "We Jus! didn't want to make thinking of the t958 g•me ;~ c~i / e':~~et~~~ry-s":'nsored In high school tourneys, John Colwell, Mrs. Har- g•r." Itbe second half In the first half a mistake that would give them which the Colts heat the Giants h' ~ebe . a _ourney Nelsonville plays In the York old Rice, Mrs, Dayton Parsons Dramatic re/idinl{s given he broke awav for 61 yards 23-17 for the NFL title. ''But ; tc . Tucsda~ mght In Tournament t91light; Pt. Pleas-1 and Mrs. Don Harrison, who were Johnson's ''The Creation" most came ~n a 47-yard ,first StaudJngs the results were better '' e P&m easant High School ant will play in the Milton Tour· Lach tbe lwo younger groups, Iby Jane 1.u. . ..., o:: and '' [\"! ' ,1cal quarter run. , Lombardi, who was a Giants' gy;~st Virginia Stat C 11 Inament tonight. Thursday, m) he~e~ ~~t part of the p~ogram. / :ah~kground" by Mrs. Jacob , The winnmg Bills outgained . NFL Staadinp coach in that first uvertime battles Cam beiisvJI~e ~n:g: Gallia County, Hannan Tra~ ertta; tons were given byl c llmg. ,, . San Diego. 260-229, and ht!ld the By United Pm International game, gave his team Monday l;n the-opemi: ·!·7 pm wh~ l wtll host a four team event. lt Tperrl O~ell, Joy Sauer, Tony LAhp,laylet, _Theb R3dtaol·l br!lhanl Ahvorth to four o Iand Tuesday off before begin- C h Art La · " • Rutland Zaleski Hannan w ope, ,.,ulumn Eilts. Mary 1 Ig l was gtven y the .lun- catches Ea Co f 1 nham's Rio Red· Va and 'Hannan 'Trace will' be· ' Cowe I 11 , To mmy Mar t·lD, Abby 1or · cIa~s tau· ht hv Mr : ~ w h.· ~ijii;~·iliiiiliiiiiiiilt••~;iijiiiii stern n erence ning preparat1Gns for the oac Pet. PF PA Browns The Packer• ttormally featured In Ute H'r holiday Martin, Tommy Tucker, Mary ard Lucas who assisted In 1ts C\eve 11W. 3LT. 0 786 363 325 · ' RR th S J Wh' · ' d· I' New .York 7 7 0 :500 270 338 l>egin the practice week on card. ,'. u uer, 0 tie, Rtgmna l~C ~·· l k b Ro· Dallas 7 7 0 .500 325 280 Tuesday. In other games this week, ma:yr ~i we~ a e~ by se-, Wash. 8 6 0 .429 257 301 "I'm happy," Lomb a rdi Jackson plays Oak Hill an di Ur ce. on no. e eo , ' p · . growled. "There's nothing else . Waverly tangles with Logan on Ia 0 Dell , Ellen Rtee, Jtm Morhtla. 5 9 0 .357 363 359 to say. 1 have a gre•t deal of DGauge rtadlnp: . Galltpolls Toesda y nt'ghl whlle Lan easer ris Steve &hillmg and Connie 1 ., Pills 212 0 143 20Z 397 122 128 71 . . admiration for everyone on th I am . , . ' runmng eet travels to Athens and Wellston • Gibbs, and stage managers were Westera Conference Colis leam. Without the horses.. !on rollers. Pomeroy-Mason. 21.- to Ironton, Thursday evening. ' ICS 00 UD St•ve Hoffman and Beecher W. LT. PeL PF PA without a quurterb•ck the did ' 25· Pl. Pleasant 24·57• Hm!on SEOAL action will resume on 1 Cooper, c-G. B. 10 3 1 .769316224 a great joh." ' Y . 0.44 stattonar~, Kanawha Falls Friday, Jan. 7. PT.PLEASANT-ArthurWI~ , The playlel concluded wtth Bait. 10 3 1 .769 389 284 IL96 _fallmg, Charleston 18.81 ham Perry, 66, Glenwood, died a manger service during wh;ich 'I [:hirago 9 5 0 .643 409 275 · statwnary. London, Marmet Sunday afternoon in the Galli~ the congregation brought thetr San Fran 7 6 1 .5.18421402 Iand Wmf!eld dams were on tbe tis Medical Center after an ex- offerings to be shared with a 2 Dr. Sedan Radio and healer. Standard traru1. Minn. 7 7 g .500 383 403 Sills. tended lllness. He was a former I needy lam ly . e proJect of the Detroit 6 7 I .462 257 295 Boat Movement•· Mason county school teacher commission on missions. 6 cyl. Good tire• L. A. 4 10 0 .286 269 32& I . and Iarmer. I A nativity scene was present· ~ x-Won Western Coni. Playofl Ohio River - Jacob G. down He was born on March 26, ed by the Senior high class Sunday's Resnlts 13, 6 <l.m.; Andrew Calhoun up The annual Christmas party 1899 in Mason county, the son •taught by !\·lr. Vernon Weber Green Bay 13 Baltimore 10 By United Pr.., _ln~rnatlonal 14, 7:10 p.m.; Luther Herdman of the Happy Hustlers Sunday jof the late William D and Min- ~ who also served as party · tOnly game scheduled) This week's ~hw College bas up 14, 4·40 pm. ; OVEC up 17, 1School class of the Racine Me- inie McCoy Perry. man . . Economy 6. Radio and heater, standard ketball schedule. 12 50 a.m.; Queen City down thodist church with Mrs Ow 1 Surviving are his wife Helen Takmg part were Saundra MONIJAY 17· 6 a.m. .· J en k~ dOi\n· 17, 6:30 en Watson as 'president · was-, Da1 p err~;· one son Arthur ' Del- IDean . J ·.an s·d Teresa 1 Fl a1 AFL StandiD Del 1 ers, Clean throughout D II aw_are at Toledo a m ; Vulcan down 17, 7 a.m.; he ld Frday with a 6 'o'c'nck ; ano Perry, at home; one- daugh-j Dean, Jim White, Larry Lem- : By Unl~d Presl lntematloaal Baldwm-Wnllace <II DePaul Pennsyl~ania down lH, 1 25 a. r turkey dinner served in tbe I tel', O!eta Fern Perry, at horne; Iley, Dtan W~ber' !.illy Imboden Eastern Division N y To~rnaJ.lJents m. Reliable up 19, 6.30 church dining room. one sister, Miss Lillian Perry, . Darlene Smith, Koren W. L. T. Pet. PF PA ew ork C!a ss_Je : . Tit)()Jt duwn 19, 6·35 a.m ; }<~lis- 1'he table decorations w- ' Glenwood. j ~nd Sandra Tucker. Carol singx-Bul · . .10 3 t .769 313 22li Otterhem ~·· Ailelph t ha Wottcl.!l down 211, 10·30 p.m.;l ried oot the (.'hrlstrnas lh"me i . . mg wasoffered by members of! 2 Dr. Sun Roof. New engine, radio and he:at~r. N Y· ' 8 1 36' 2&5 303 All-College, Okla . Cttv . ' Lucv Jane Lucas up 20 2·50 a I od I Chr' ' Funeral serVIce will be held the . Senror high .class and the ' ... il • il Do 1· G , . ,' • · ·a avon were Istmas Tt d . . . . Bos 302 w mg TU recn vs. Okla. t:Jt~ m··. Onward down 20 • 5·25 4 speed trans. ..... 4 8 2 ·333 ••j ~ ~DAY · am · ... corsages for the members an d Vles ayCh2 p.m. h m B the. Christ . tan chotr. The benedaclton was giv- ~ Hou . . 4 10 0 .286 2!111 429 t . Jerry Bosworth down 21, 4:30 ' their guests the men's Bible: . a11 ey .urc · una! wtll he en by Rev. Lemley. Western Division Uooh al Cmcmnatt am .. Orco up 21 5·10 am . I ss Th ' I he , m the McCoy cemetery at Glen- Gaames were played at Wake F t t Oh'10 S ' ' . . . ' c a . e program was n ! ' od F . cis U t the W. L. T. Pet. PF PA ores a tate Franklm P1erce down 22, 4:55 sanctuary decorated with ar-1wo · rten may ca a 1 party ~ith Mr Weber as leadS. D. .. ... 9 2 3 .816 340 2271 Tournaments a.m.; Philip Sporn down 22, 6· rangem•nls of roo insett!JS Crow-Hussell Funeral Home af-' er, asSisted by Mrs. Schilling. Oak ..... 6 5 t .615 298 239 Ne~ York ClaSSIC; . am.; Bob Benter down 23, 3:20 iand greenery on the :ar can-I ter 5 p.m. loday. Gtfts were wsen!ed to the 2 Dr. Hardtop Radio and heater. Auto lr8111& K.C. .. .7 5 2 .58.1 322 2851 val. Ken! Stale vs. Evansvtlle a.m.: Cotton Queen down Green- dies lighting tbe windo~s I t HOSTS AT DINNER minlster on behalf of the SunDen .... 4 10 0 .286 303 392 v Otlrbein vs. Hofslrn up 12;50 a.m.; Miss Susan down lighted decorated CI!RISTI.!Asl Mr. tmd Mrs. Raymood Krl-· day School, the church and the Very clean x-Amerlcan Football League E.:nsvtlle, Ind. Holiday Fe<!lt-1Greenup I·50 a.m.; Zimmer tree, and a painting by Mrs. H. Ider entertained with a dinner IWSCS. Gtlts were also presentChampion. I. Kel Sta.te vs. Evansvtlle tdown Meldahl 4:30 p.m.; Esso L. McDaniels "The Nativity Christmas a! their home in Sy.l ed lo Jtm \\ ,rte, )'Omlor, and Sunday's Retnlto W~ster Classtc: Ashland .vs. IPennsylvania down Meldahl 5:- Scene," as the center of lnler· racuse. Guests were Mr. and I to members of U~e Juruor choir Buffalo 23 San Diego 0 (AFL Delaware, Wooster vs. Grove 45 p.m.; Ravenswood up Mel- est. Mrs. Marvin Krider aod Mr. by their director, Mrs: Sauer. Championship] . . CtlY idahl 8:10p.m.; R. H. Bosworth Mrs. Tyree Pickens Ia eel and Mrs. Vic Pecora •nd Peg- Relreshmtnts ~~em charge (Only game scheduled) ~st~os Festtvat al New Con·/IJ down Meldahl 9 45 p.m.; In- organ music at the opeJ,.i oil and Mike of Columbus; and of Mrs. George Whtte, M r s. e . uskmgum vs. OhiO Wes-, ca down Meldahl 10. tO p.m.; the program and Mrs. Mattie! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raines and ' Rice, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Altce SHORTY HACKETT, OWNER I yan, Demson_ vs. Mar~elta • J•ffboal up Meldahl lo-55 P m.- Circle was organist for carol IPeggy Sue and Karen of Els- Sprouse, Mrs. Howard BtrchPOMEROY, NBA Staadlap :~:~ge: XaY!er vs. Wichilal 0\lv~r Shearer down Meldahl singing. Rev. H L. McDaniels! mere, Ky. Calling in the after- field a~d Mrs. Colwell. Treats PHONE WY 2-2050 By United Pren laterDallonal Ohio Nor~.~~"!! Mt~h., Tourn. 12·15 a.m.; Valvoline up Mel- offered prayer. Mrs. Albert! noon were Mr. and Mrs. Els- were grven to all the Children. 1 Eoottre Dlvlaloa Ml h M;rshall, Idahl 1:30 am: ChriSty down Htll read the story of Christ's I worth Dill and daughter, ConW, L Pel. Rio Gra c . ournamenl Meldahl 2:15a.m.: Allon Zeph- ! birtn. nle of Chaster Road and WarBoston 22 a .733 nde at Pt. Pleasant, yr down Meldahl 2:15 a.m.:/ Mrs. Edith Hayman present- ren Connally o1 Reedsville and CioelnnaU 21 13 .sta WE~~;or~urnamenl . Buckeye State down Meldahi 3. -, ed the following program: Mrs. in the evening, Mr. aod Mrs. Clean them all up with one loan Philadelphia 19 12 .813 Toledo at Butier 40 a.m. 1A. C . Bradford and Mrs. Guy John Krider and Joella and . New York 12 20 .375 T GaiUpollo Dam WaHer l' Netgler defined the splrll of' John Chester Road , •. and start the new year right. Wellen Dlvflloa Capital H ~~rnameQnlo . Hougland down 4:20p.m.; Edea- Christmas as being 1 time of ' · W. L Pel. Wllm o t ay: Ulllltico vs. na Bosworth up 5:05 p.m.; Pol· sharing joys and high ldeala· ENTERTAINS FAMILY Los Angeles 2t 18 .581 ington, Capllal vs. Lock-~ ty R. down 7·10 p.m.; Annette Mrs Tyree Pickens sa ~ Mrs. W. A.. Morgan entertain' let us help. We lend miUiona Baltimore 18 tt .488 MI. Ullict11 H . .bou~ne AFB Jones up 6:45p.m.; Frieberger "What Child Is This?" M:s. l ed her farruly Christmas, at San Francisco 18 22 .421 Trans lv . oliday. Htram vs.. down 9 35 p.m.; Beaver up 1:45 Gomer Lewis gave the story of ber home, Athens Road. Guests of dollars to thousands Sl. Louia 13 13 .419 y arua, Mt. Unton vs. Ly-, am.; Peggy Downey up %:25 a. "Tbe Advent Star," and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gottof people for hundredl Delrolt 9 2,! .281 New York Cl . comm& t m.; 0. F. Shearer up 5:30a.m. C.Orge Simpson and Mrs Mat- hardt and son, Bruce of ColumSunda,y'a RReoulll asslC: I Kanawluo River - Semel up Ue Circle sang, "Star Ol · The· bus ond Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boston 1.20 Baltimore 99 Kenyon vs. Lemoyne! London 4:50 a.m.; J. s. Lewis East." Morgan and Keith and Kathy of different Philadelphia 121 San Fran 101 Sugar Bowl, New Orleans: up Marmet %.15 a.m.; Helen Mrs. Hilton Wolle gave Middleport. To us, clearing up old Chlcinnati 117 Sl Louis 11$ Arlrons Dayton vs. Auburn Z. up Marmet 6:30 a.m.; Jef- reading, "Chrlstrnasls1 ~~~~::/~::::~::--;,;:=,j (Only games scheduled) as :r•u~ment, Jones- lerson up Winfield 3:30 p.m.: '!be legend of the c Central~~qj,Mtaml vs. Rutgers H. E. Bowles down Winfield 4:- Rose was given by Mrs. Hudquarten bills is reason enough, 18 HAD BAD DAY · at Ca~ln CollQge 10 p.m.; Asa up Winfield 9 p, lord Morris, and Mrs. K:,~~i./1 For ... F ornament m.: Allen R. Merrill down Win- Coe the legend of the c . MIAMI, Fla. (UP!) Line-~~·~ Holiday: Steubenville field lt:15 p.m.: Duncan Bruce ma~ card. to m1111 Bill Ridder of Ohie -State N~...u~::k ~=~· vs. Pikeville Iup Winfield 5:55 a.m. Mrs. H. L. McDanleiJ gaVI! II teamed with Randy Be!sler o1 Dl~llein · fhe story ol the author lndlana to score a ..rety for Flnall 81 E:!t!: ~"!"~ire ASTRO BILLETS em, "Sllenl Night," ' I the North, but flUOI'Ietbactt: Don I'd Flint, ' w on- HOU ' by the men guests •InC'•• "Sl Unverler!b ol Ohio Stata Jiad oo ' M[ll'shall and Pl. STON tUPI) lent Night." -. -~ miserable · day In !be · South': Pleasant program concluded with :1,·l4 victory · Saturday In the W~ke Forest et CinclnnaU more than 81100 • gilt exchange 1111d m~.""d I SPEC IA' f l ~~-~- Cage Action Resumes in 1 1 ? reasonr. • $25 I ' .. =~~~· All-8tr~, ~:t A~":; ~:rted Unf~ltJ the ~=~/ir"J;oy:-T:•~'l'ht~W~o;;;r~ld.~"-=~~ rlne orders lor ll6tl Unverfertb wtrame.' era 7 or 17 pass!Biowa at TOblo ettempl8 lilr 116 yards but bad F , ournamenta season. Sa~ Manager e pair Intercepted In' U.. lnall at Oklahoma City, Ark· Kaiser also reported . ,.;, mlnulll, .one ur ·them ~ ~' Capllil,;Ml. 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Second St- WYandotte 2-2111, Pomeroy NOW OPEN S~TURDA Y 9 AM TO 12 NOON DAVE OHLINGER, MGR. �' , \ I ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~o::_.EDee~.~27~,~118~5~ bad 11111 M 111111 tilt !l'n t1mt, 11141 11111 11111r de:llne In generaDJ lllmptd 11 fOiksilllllll Thus, tbs night that I waa at cltiD and atralllnarUy vtr1- IDUIIcal-ctmeil nn1m1 « 111elr Christy MJnatre1a for oome llbarpnosa and quaUty had ~~toups, but actually with a far Ledbetter's, I caUibl a very aloua, and br\llbllll up occa- woadlrful •~~oaeJmoanen• ... shown It, and 1 wondered wbat wlder-raOiing talent, Jl'or eacb polished II'OOP Cllll,~ atonally at . Le@ettar'a IJim rlet o! bfsone daya. nt AIDwlll he waa doing now, What he " of bis up-anckoming groups, Back Procb Majority, whlcb I thorn tho edg. Be II ooe amart A ball·bour eonversatloo wllb By Ulllted Pnl• Jaterllalleul dolDI now-and Ledbetter'• is there aeoma to be another 11ghl bad aeon 011 NBC-TV's "To- tllowmQ, · BriiJille Bardot, lllmed duriDg Today is Monday, Dec. tt, an important part of it-is the bellilid, on the way, but not olght" lhoW aDd tboUibt wu a NBC-TV o!fen 111111 11 ber recent villi to Niw Yark, the 361st day of 1965 with four kind of lhiDI that should quite as developed. knockout - and which I felt eonaecuUve g . o! color atri Gil "ABC Seope~ New to follow. Interest network entertainment Rebeonal Clall euctly the ume 81lOUt after Jll'Oil'BDIB on New Yw'a · Day~ Ylllr'S Day with Howard K 'The moon II approachiDI Its executive enough to pick up a seeing the ~ In penon. Thta the Orance Bowl parade, the Blnlth 81 ~temewer and lh; · quarter. phone in New York, or 1 Ledbetter'• Is a sort of oltl- was the !eature act of the Uule Toumament of 11-. parade talk takbJI place In lbe ~· The morning stars are wherever they are, every few fashioned club in style, but to party, but I was told I mleted and the footbaii IIDIOI In the ~ Holel ltllta ••• Jl'riiik ~'YWOOD (UPI) -Early furlher lhat the proprietor and Jupiter. days, and call Sparks and say, Sparka 11 Is also a l!.tnd of another Sparks fii'OUP called Sugar, lloat 111!1 Oranp bo>.!ls Slnatr~'a recent qne-mu lonetill "'!~~iDe ~. with not llated as Randy Sparks, Tho evening stars~ Venue, "Hello, Rsndy, old kid, old kid rehes1'11al ball for b~ groups, "The New Society," which waa . , Jackie Gleaaan•a CBS-'1'1' bDur musical itpeCIII Cll 'imcmucli t. d.o at 1be end of a ty the gniding light of Saturn, and JupiieJ'. ~ -what have you got for us where !hey can play before the at least ~s · gootl, and was Cbria1mu ~ay 1!bow r.&tured TY'wtn bo f'l1ltlled Nay·a :•. brle( nqaiJo!l, I aoliced IIIII 1 sion'a New Chrllty Minlstrell, In 1932, the lsrl'st indoor today?" public and make mistakes moving up ID the farm system. blm lD bia Poor &iul" rule Ia 8imolle ·Siporet, o.orp ·)fpa. ~~~- ; ,l ta:=.,to ~!!.:;.ot~ decided to look in. :e~~~ ~o:~ ::ro ' : What SpsrkJ bas got- and without doing this In front el In short, Sparks baa found • a IPfclll bouf ID wltleb a lllrf r1s 1114 ~ LmDe . ., on place Clll4d near wu cblelly matter Hall ' Y what the networks should have milliona on television while they bright, lntelllgenl, logical way l'inceaa ~ to NJIC.TV'• 8ob Jfolle · 'i'Jieatre 11 1 1 developed in a much more are sUII deveoping. THis lis to run a businesa lhat Is ~~tale. or n ,Jao. 12 lJI a 1110ey a~ a ~lha:::u<U;;CilllpUB:::::·:N:o:tlc:ln~g~cur=iol=ity:·:•=tnew~=ths=t=~~ A thought for the day- major senae long 110-is a an Important need, for entertal· notorlouely at looae endll, and · III')' cbaractera • • • 10IDIB pleywrlcbl who ll'!ia to r French novelist Stendbal said farm aystem, something like ners nowadays wall that there although it is on • relatively Gluaon'a Jan••• lhow nunllel jlennade a flm~ ~ to "One can acquire everything In baaeball's, but with his own are few place~ to learn, and small scale, video could well bjm with Art Ceriiq 1114 111ar In a drama she ctiiiJders solitude , , . ercept eharacter." special brand of entertainers, !hey are rlaht. take notice, IDs groupe are Audrey MeadoWI Ill a MI hlllt' I!DIIuthlul. · , .., ' ' I .,_ -~·,. ..~~-·; ... .. ., ,." DaUy Sentlne~ Pomeroy;Mlddleport, o., Dec. 27, 1968-5 j ' ... ' ·Long Serrlce . :·Tha By Firemen Revue = J..edbeti;.: Is Recognized ,:Ji" wd::-' HELEN HELP US! !BE L1VIN' END Deor Helen: It'a bad -.,11 wbon our local radio advertiaea "goin& study" rlnp at 1&11.55 a pair, but IIOW lbey've &ot a new ona. A ball boad pllch. It aoeo somethlDg Uke this: "Wballf you or your IIIIIIIJ pt pieked up in the middle ollht night and tak· en to jail? W1U you know where to turn? Jot down this llUIDhec, jllll ill case. No ODe EVER knows when be'll need ball boDd!"' he's either robbing the crati!e JI or bas bis daughter with We've learned to laugh, that's what anyona who bas "Happy problem" should Those wrinkles won't come til they're ready, but if brood people wlll think vou'rell an "old crab" no matter young you look. - 38 • YEAR OLD TEEN-AGER Dear Holen: '!'be five- foot . two mo~her ll Ito . d bo k' w worne a ut 1oo mg • you01 to be married 1110\lloll 1 Well reaDy: AU I need ,. tbe com• to visit us! I'm 1 telephone number of a goy wbo will "spring" me. from jail! Just tary dward (that means what tbe we!Hqulpped wallet proportioned, but half • """· II Clll't be wllbout! Am not much more than 11 lhls ldDd of advertisin& inches tall, and to get to really necessary? - T.W. l!.ttch•n shelves, I must cl~~~ Dar T: up 011 the dralnboard. I'm I .. . ried to a wonderful man I TbiJ ldnd of adm;!ISIDg . 18 at a LitUe People of America • what koepl lhaky radio atabona convention. He's four four Inch· oalvenl, er cJoee to ll After all, d ·b bail-bonillnlls 1 legitinJSie bus- es taU, an baa a line JO in an , aircrall company (and not ., lne and lb bl •"· .. uruo aren 1 someone who can cllmb into any worse taste than those c~y small places, either-a BRAIN . ooap and mouthwash sptels. job). My daughter, (by 1 for· Simmer down! - H. mer marriage) is, at age 13, Desr Helen: foot taller than I am. Our I juot had 11 answer "35 • will probably be normal size. YEAR • OLD TEEN -AGER. Does this bother us? No! Occa- , She DOES bave the happiest sionally we're treated like problem, If she doesn't let it and patted on the head. get her down. I know. I have wben people get to know us that problem too. I'm five feet, forget our size because It's the , and loolt like age 15. stature that counts - and we HeloD, my oldest son Is II to think BIG. COMPACT MODEL :-ou can aee bow I hate to look Note to readers '"Think Big" !0 you01. I tried everything to is the motto of Little People of .mke me look older, but I just America. This national organi· .ooked ridiculous so I realized zation is a great boon to those , hew foolish this atitude was who ce.n never hope to be over , and sllrled amiling. Also doing four feet ten inches tall. If you ! eve"ythlng possib1e to be the are a ''little person" or have : best wife and mother in t h e one in your family, you can i world. II hope.) get help and encouragement by I've discovered when people wrtllDI to "LITI'LE PEOPLE really Jet to know you, they OF AMERIRCA, 938 Blue Lake never notice your looks, be- Circle, Richardson, Texss. eause wbat JOB DO makes H. more lmp,....lon. . When our son started junior This column Is dedicated ti, I went to the get-acquainted family living, so if you're PTA meeting, and a mother iDI kid trouble or JUS! plai••ll tried to help me find MY etass trouble, let Helen help kfore I could make her un· She will also welcome *ntaud I Wll 1ookiq for my own amusing experiences. Cbild'o claasroom. !IGw I can dress Helen Hottel in care walk into tbe school and the this newBpaper, ~ are friendly, but respect 110. Our 11111 tblnb it's just In 1945. the US., Britain and 1 creal Ill bate a youllJ • looking Russia annoonced they 1 RECEMNG KEY - Albert Hill, Jr., president of Racine Village council, Is shown here as he presented a key to the town to the late Paul H. 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MciKinley, j a volunleer for over 30 years; John Vroman oldest iQ !letVice· and Bob Fish;,, for special ' vice. Guests included Mr. and James Daniels, Mr. and Raymood Kloea, Me. and Richard Karr, Mr. and Mrs. vid Ohlinger, Mr. and M r Frank Gre9S, Mr. and Howard Dailey, Me. and Mrs. Donald Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byer, Mr. and Mrs. erett Bachner, Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. F. Parmalee, Mr. and Mea. Robert Fisher, Mr. and John Vroman, Mr. and M r Don Lowery, Mr. and Mrs. \ �,I .. "· ! ,, './ ' "r , ' Classif'icd Ads Your Modern <;:ommUDity llullctin Board WANT AD Business S.rvlcee &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 27, 1965_ ncb DIOII" of tM flltermllDt ,.r104. but not to uoted t . .tv. <1:1> montbl. FUll. ~OIT Voice of Broadway CLAUII Da,..aerTbe aervtc. rate. prat"ribe4 abov. .u;.; OONDmONING '""'" "& a.. aults-ct to m ad.haalalW lor 1111 atlon ll!ntoe. Jack's Refrtl- INFORMATION Pomerov watlon, New Haven. Tlf 2-3537. 4 llhiDJa lA U.• rue. paid b)' Cohuubla n.~o.-... Ou of Ohio. JDc, <CompanJI to Th• r'"UUIRI Ohio Fual'a ratu ~ the comp~ artl I tie for the pureh... ot aatuntl IU or 101' By Jack O'Brian IJl1 refund or refUndl rect1Ved from t Ohio J'uel. • he~nalter ProYidd. cit • ~ ........._ UGIIT lmultng, cosI an ca Ohl• ,..,.,., ""' " ••• c•.,..., ,,. The Julius La Rosas lost the wasn't even there . We o! her 11111 (Bia •IC• ...... tie. Phone WY %-7'186 and WY :;:,~~~...~' '"' ....,,1 ••w" baby . .. Joan Bennett's been thought Anita Loolae and hu• lng's very - flf8lldlon) relm'na 2-7286 12-18-301c ••• M"l"' ,..., ......,... '"'"' dating sister Connie's widower band Henry Bergor were "Ute from Special Services lD Ger-, 1962 Corvair 4 Door Sedan $1195 'C':~~~· ~..;..~·.:;~· .'f'1 11'1 John Coulter ... Faye Emerson new Ira Katzenbergs" in their many for the bolldays; "'•kina Local car and clean inside and out, fawn flnlsb, automatic Ev•ryday Specials ::~~c~!~ :,•rb1 thr:.':!=- ' 1·:~ bought a casUe in Ireland and. regular frotat-row opening night lt three Perahing generatlou tr.ms., heater, good whitewall Ures. •t :J:il.o:sc pu on• 1housand u.ooGJ cu'hlc bas let her hair go white . . . seats but Mrs, Katzenberg Jn. who've soldiered iD Germany . · 1960 Oldsmobile 98 4 Dr. Hardtop _ _$995 Marie's Style Post ~:', 1!:;-.;•,::;:~'!:"..~"'!..,::: G(U'diner McKay and Mlcbellne formed I!S the one, the original, We spied Dina Merrill In a Power seat, ~teering and brakes, autom~tic, radio and heatHaircuts · · · · · · · · $1.25 ra~:" PURCKASED GAl ADJUST· (ex..;Mrs. Alan Jay) Lerner the only and famous first night Madison Ave florist (Rhlnelanf"or .....,. er, see th1s fine car today. Maroon (mtsh. Shampoo & Sets · · $1.50 KENT went single to Betty . ... Mrs. Katzenbergs still are and will der S) ordering posies, Yery chl1 811 " "" ,., •·~ ... ..,...,.. 1959 Pontiac Star Chief 4 Dr. HT _ _ $795 30 day color rintt, ,.;:'~1o'"i, '!'.:':'~.!:.,;:,''.,'"•~~: Sam) Spiegel's party but left In be lront-pewlng. in a wool suit of purple It llllnlm•llft ,;hsra• ..... -..:: . d' ond beater. Shampoo & set $3.50 Fuel. tlll .enica rate• b.enm shaU tandem . . Elena Bulova's lrivmateR wttat she WBI born to . Power steering and brakes, automatic, ra 10 Permanents $7.50 up be mcreued or d.creuH 111 lb• rol· o· Tbe h~t Paris ICUttle Insists 1 . .. ~~.~ v., w11rd tot !!:"'"· -~riiMl• 1 Color white. I lowin8 manner: lng Count Dino Pecci~Blunt the . I Row secure Dina must feel 1 ""'' """' .n•• ~un 011 wo w Ptll w" Sell and Service <•• At th• ba. . rate. and right time .. Tex and Jinx are French· om.anton_ intI banker ..01 J'ust •--use she's 80 rleh ~ pll<'l ..-llnlfl 111 ...... I w· d WI leta (b) At lhe new raUl. Geo g L tman died b ted h , ...... '",1% I~fll\l~-" ';!~UA~: I""''III 181 an g Thl difference tn lhe COlt ot staying married in 8 separater e 1 US ; e and talented and stylish and 8• • t:&cb aadluoaal "' 0111 1" I Marie's Style Post :~~~~~ec~~~~~."\nthU.,0a:,~= but·equal arrangement . Which w~s dolo something very big dored: but because abe baa tbl n:.,.. ~F~•~! ~~~ •· Daut OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. It RL 124 Ph. WV 2..5271 ~~m!b~~eia~~~rt~a;!!rldb~t ,~! makes Shipreck Kelly the in· WlLahrth,thelreRedd Odnesnde " bBIInert prospect of looking like her mo1t~tf11"-v 9;JII ... ol. •.o \IIOI .... ~ Syr.cuse. Ohto Company duriDJ the~ ••me twel\·11' 1121 nocent bystander .. . Good sa· s 8. a y up a ~ g ther (Mrs. Marjorie .Merriwe,. rr,ro a loon brawl in Le Club when , Mt. Smai after surgery and ther Post Hutton· Davlea May, llKSUlll t>H.oru'' INO ·· · · 11.ooo1 cubic: te11t, to th11 nearc•t one- one Ivy League type nastily will be horne in a few days . 80 far) when she getl old. "'ilN'I -.o hurulr>Adth al a cfl!1. ....~tu-n Phall be Retir d B x Bor0 p J For Rent . FOR SALE EXPERIENCED ,.. """""u' au _ , ....,... reminded another he'd married e roo res. •m The January Playboy mag PHO NE WY 2-21 56 u~~n~b~r111~;!~:a;!!ub;h:~~ r:mot}:i for money In Danny's, X. Lyons underwent emergency sur has a narcisstic piece about HOUSE, 5 rooms ait~th, USED work pants, shirts, jaek· of the purchued ••• adlUlltment a• Cugat and his Charo pretended ge~ yesterday_at Harkness Pa- lts exhibitionistic publish~ Of Thanks Pomeroy, easily heated, out ets. and shoes. Carl . Cheva. ~!c~.r::in:1th'\J'~ra~:::~re: !~· a'::.i ~Mr C gie Lorraine Allen vihon . TextJ1~ exec~tve Ned pi t 'th 10ts of nekkld --~--- -- of high water. Phone WI 9-- lier, Long Bottom, Ob10. aner the 30th day <th• err..ctlve datel ex s, u Spellman and his Corrme were ~m e e WJ . . \\'i~H to tht-tnk all of my 2180 . !2 21 6tc . 12--11·2Stp foltowon 11 tlte date on wni.'n a nl'W smiling parents watching their pldUres of dolls (Jnc11Jdmg nte of Ohio Yuttl II flut u.etl tn eomnudes sunbathing on the roof) fri ends for cards and•s letters n pa- BRIC·K - DUPLEX3 - bidioolnS APPLES, red and yellow beticputlnl the monthly blll 10 tllO' I'OIIl· daughter Lisa receive First HoI n·n•I\"Pd while l w P'rom the largest truck or pany; pro.lded \hat th• ComP<~n,. Iaround hiS $800,000 Chicago . . 1y Commumon Winesap, bulld-"r •hall llave med wuhoftheObloPublic· m a pr 1vate . 10t 01 e1pected tltnt in lhe ~Ietl..110dist Hiver· ! living room, dining room, kit· iou5, Stayman, O ........ rad~a'tor to the itlel Colllllllnlon and UHI· tile fro Lisa' t cer· l bOUSt, S1mgs 5 ,,,dt' !l o~[Ji tal. Cnl . unhu~. Oh io. chen, basement and garage Grimes Golden, Melrose. p- smallest beater core. Clerk of l:oundl oJ the VJUa~~:'! of emon~ m . grea unc e and unexpected names of guesta . f Bt d 'I alld Sunday Well's MiddlePOrt. Onlo. not lell Ulan fifteen FranCIS Cardmal Spellman Pt:lrl Parker, Laurel (I: IIf . forced alf ga.'l urnace , U- en in Y · $ (15) dYYI prior to the effective date, .. Un 1 Fr -•• •··t I I tl who drop by for the awlngiDJ l'l 27 ltp ternut Ave. Call WY 2--5127. Orchard, Wilkesville, Ohio. I a computallon In support vt lilld I'll.... c e 8uA s 1a.ll oca ac v~ I I ludl M Sahl tfc 12 8 30tp chaled IIIII adjullm~nt, to~:r.thtr with . G B d tad• M 0 ity before his Vletnam trip nove Ues, DC ng ort. • 13 11 . · WSCS WY 2-2143 Pom~rey a nouce tb•t 1ueb pureb11'ed ga• By Wayne . ran s ., · ·1 . • , King of the Squares· Lenni 1 \\1SH TU THANK the • I -- - ·- , · - ---- I adJustment 11 to be plu~ed In ..n .. et I p 1 vaulting has become a ! L1za MUU1elh adored the art of B t . t 'M I . Bel h to ruce, cour jes er; e vm MF: Ch h for the 1MODERN unfurnis_hed 3 r_o_oms TWO_ bedroom, 54" . Ho~se. _ u n:ot A. M. on tile effectiN •Jute oe i Ch 1 A • ,f ( 'l w~tPI. • urr h t 1t New pamt Job and sh<~ll apply to an hill• rendered· spectacular and popular sport ar es znavour enoug U of the shrinking~vlolet legal 1 8 38 1 fin(' Chri~tmas basket so gen·l and bath. Furms u l I les. traJ ~r, x . . 'I KARL GRUES!:!:R, Plumbing onB~n~,.;~~rn ''::t\.,~i·~ME~T with the invention of the gla~s I make a trip to see him sing In! s;t; Robert Mitchum of the eJ. ~!'OLI~Iy filled. MD.y GGd bless I Coats Building. 11 16 tfc See ll at Damels Gulf Sta~l d He1'ting Minersville Whenever, ll.urJDII l4 q~arlerly per· ('ber pole This type of pole IS Canada. Ider swmgers, . . Sal Ml neo, Hugh bl . - - - - - - - -- - tion Racine 12~15-10tc , an • 1}. lod endlns each Mareb .II. June Jf!, , I . . . I al 1 with his richest essmg HOUSE on Lincoln Heights • . __:~ _ i Oh10. End your sewer trou Septftmbl!!r 30 •nd Dl!!cemb~r Jl ...,~.~ full of spring and wlll lift your The Tony Bennetts agreed to O'Brien DiCk r.regory James I d ted t'••t'de and CHRISTMAS trees, sheared les We have aU Sl'zes sewer 9equenl to the eHI!!l"ilve d ~ltll or lhll h . hts attained I I J • 'Jrc.. \'l'rgl'e Wolfe. 12 '1.7 ltp' 1• ·'_ ---·------·-uewy ecora , '"' · tul co1t clatllll!, the compuy ~·1son to e1g never a New Jersev divorce Bob Meredith, Norman Mailer and lod and Fnund out. Call WY 2-5127. "9 tfc SBocoltt~~ 1:ee:~~:~ i;~~ Crnalalchwinyes .., ~9e7a4s,ond~byleor ~~gt:~· ~ ~~::• F~ef.el~hn: ~!m~~~~~~ll:.han''~~~ Iwith the old wooden poles. But Paris, his m~rriage to Dorsey IIhold on to your bat in t hI __ _ 10 " v" '' crc~e the 1ervlce me• in the fol· every new advantage Is attend~ , st". Helen O'Connell annulled Whlte House ring) _John Lind· - T-11'0 Beagle n~bblt dogs ---· ·-d Carr 12-13-l2tp 9 15 tfc IOWini manner: ed b 'I spec'lal disadvan- 1 ' ' . I 0\T .· UNFURNISHED 5 rooms an . _ t n Di~ldtn1 •uch tetuu.1 or re· Y l s own quit rock-roll and joined an say ... (Page 205 lD act). hind$ by lhe aclualIM volume~ or P•~ : ta~ . ti' on f'IJ'm As a prope II~ in tile vicmity of State_ v \1G.!lr· bath, downctat'I'S apar tmen t ! T-HOROUGH BRED C<ll!ie pups. BEATING• PLUMBlNG Rural purrh.lll(',j durin• twel~e mo:Jth ' b""' . d' d ' t e Iavta t agt o; nC'.ar .ches er . I age. N!ce location in Middleporl. Phone WY 2-6:1.54. Dolol Hottle Gas. Arnold Bro- penod endtn~~: wah th~ .,uarler ~~ In thiS case the tsa van ag er . . . Robert Shaw starred in l''ITY ralHf'S mnoculatwn tags tf tp S which tbe rerun•! or refun.11! wrn· Is ciated with misuse Glass 121 12 24 3 34 ' . be 1093 Call WY 2-54 · · c thers, 618 E. Main treet reC'elved. The quottenl 10 de111rmmttd asso . · ted "Battle of the Bulge" without Tommy Richardson's funny Ci'll dog license nllm rs ' ~--~-· - --9 22 ttc to the neared one-hundn:lh uf ll fiber poles come m assor wt'f Mary Ur but dec'lded to- c th II . k b ht • d Hosmer ·-1965 ZJG ZAG Pomeroy. cenl sh111l be lhe ··~tuM il.dJuit. . d 1 e e a o c JO e roug more ..c. I 1·b 1 9 19 HJ l. " ' era rewar: . · f\vo -11fAILER SPACES for . M<1chises. Salesman'<~' -- ....... ment. " weights. Each weight es gn~ gether is better and so wrote a ummeriment our way uch a: 1~\;o~~~ ed to correspond to the weight screen script for himself and • 1'l'm an intellectual Catholic. Phone Today For Rn:l-;h . Bo~ 66 · Mmersv dlc ,l renl in the Village of Middle- . Sewm~nstrators. While they 1 at~~r~~! !!r~~~e e~~!~ ;hhu li. Phone WY 2·3327· I port Call WY 2-3346 or WY 1 dem . I ~reased for I twi!IVe month period ' of the U5el'. bride Nifty Newshen Joan [n case of an accident call a 12 22 61p 2-218.6 or 1\'Y 2-.'600. I lpaesdt. These machines equtp1 FREE ESTIMATES ""'"'"""""' "" '"" ""' '" or '"' Wh th proper weight Is I season is happier Jesuit." ' and - - - -- - -- - -a to zig zag, make button. . third month aner th~ 'l,uarl~l·ly per· en e Crosby's Vue The big grin 1 Notice __ _____1~ ~0 tf:_ I holes, darn, embroider, etc. , ~:r e n r:~~~hM~h"T:!'":eJr .. ~~~ ':~~~:.used the pole is virtually UJlo -her mother'.! ~angerous thumbs-up Walter Scbirra ge!I ON I ment lhall terminal• per· blood-clot diswlved and she is ture as the Gemini capsule .. ld twelve month•. ,,I tile end of breakable andB therefore t thusiastic )EI.I(.;-!OtlS Homemade Pizza,· FOUR ROOM furnished apart- Pay $6 per month or pay ba· 11..I'•_tiC, ance due $54.62. Call WY •v e ALUMINUM SIDING tbe Publlr Com"""' ll ~~~ ' •""11 fectly safe. l u en ,.,....,_ "r5c, nd $1.00 sizes. De· ment. Wy _ •3658 v · uuuuu '"' commiulon are out of hospital . If Rnddy Me- batch opened waa a warm thrill· 0ften 00 . v\1\" .. 12 21 8lc I • STORM DOOR I Ohta and Clerk of Council of the ...II· I youngsters DowaU looks back he'll dlscov- er of 8 happy moment . Greg luw Pizz~:~. $1.50. Jack's 0:1i· ~--- Far S•l• 655? & WINDOWS ' tal{e tof .MiddlePort, Oh•o, lhlrty ·~o> Itempted to use a lighter po~e . er he's following himself - in Bautzer is advertising Jungle ry B:Jr, Middleport. 12 8 tfc · R~~· .~~~~-·~li=:~~~c~or~:~~~ e ROOFING I :~~~m~~f~n t~n t::P;!~c\:~e ~~;~;ere~ 1than the one spe<'ifi~. It IS 1 the current Music Hall's 11 That Jim Aubrey . . After Johnny - - Wanted n ·siNExPENSlVE to clean ildju~tmcnt toi/ether "'lt'l II J\·(1·1true that if your .son . lS hilucky Darned Cat II and in its next Carson enthused about the IS· f"fl r')!ovment d pholstcry w i l h wa re, Sugar Hun Mill, PlckExterior Decorators fund UC'e lhll the refund Jdjunment w•ll l h . , ------.rugs an u Hardware, Mason. . I •toe placr-d in effect as or 12.uJ A. M. 5UCh a pole may hft hlm g er Warnef''s "Inside Daisy Clover" tronauts Skitch's piano nood· -~;. . - -;0Ul,D !t' ke a perman- Blue Lustre Hent electric ens Of Oh' ! on the err . .cttve dule and 5hall •P~>IY th th h a ·er pole he should b R be ' Fr Out or - ,. 1 11 F . 12·9-30tp l 10 lo all bllll rendered •In a.td .. u.-r an e e Vl . . . Met eauty 0 rta Peters led the pretty II om t>n: home in exctrange (or shampooer $1. Baker urm- ' WY 2·5644 Middleport. 0. I ~hn dat~ for a ~welve m.. n•il penod. be using, but thl~ lS too mucb : and husband Bert Fields dine Space," the kind or subtly topi· h· J, J"t''\ork. Wou!ri prefer stoy· ture Co., Middleport, 0 . ·~ --1965 STEREO CONSOLE -· ~:~~~~~~~"~~f;!~llot~~e~~r~:~~\h Pt~~ l"k l I g Russian roulette I Wh I .. lit tal to tcb d I 12 27 6tp Just taken Jn. 1965 model radiO ehas~d Jas adju~tment ·~·l the reI e pay n 'I at the lte House with LBJ ca triVIa y cer n ca i~l! With 8 couple or el er Y -~~AUCfl()r'ljt:ER 1 fund adJu~tm•mt• determln<ltl u• If he is not so lucky, and the t and Lady Bird Dec. 20 night, our ear .. · Yvonne Craig mov~ 1 up~ Anna Thompsott, Rt FOH •·a job ~.;]Jd~~e--fCelin'?• l ~quipped stereo This set Complete Service here1n prol"ltl~d tor the """' four pole s!Taps he may be impaled when she'll also be on _ via l ed up from Mort Sahl if only er system Du ltl quarterly J)l!r!OdB. ' . ' ~ l'nnlv1lle, Oh io. ( 2nd l'OHse. clean carpets with Blue Lllstre. has tWins peak · -~ f'ril' li.radturr• (-lJ Wb~n a refund or Nt·.mrl• hav• on one or the fl'ilgmenls. tnpe - the Perrv Como' slightly, to VInce <Ben Casey) , " 1 '',,tch Ridge Ro:~ d at AI· Rent electric shampooer $1. 1 el volume control. been used t·u~tH 11.11 <l credit to the must Clms . tmas Show .I LBJ. arrang~ • Ed \VBrd s . . J 0hn G'leIgud's cou dLcvely I wal~ r 1 Write. Prone or Conlael pun·hued Ulldl!r till' l"IJ illP!l"}~a·'H I: p aren ts and coa{'hcs . frld ). 12 23 3tp Pomeroy Cement Block Co., l nut finish. se on y our : A. l.. ~RAUP'OKD fOim"r fuel cott clau~e but _not lor , make sure that their high-fly- . ed for them all to watch the I 5taT in ''Ivanov" on Bdwy next - -~ h 12 27 61 I months Take over payments Ra iD Oblo twelve 1121 month~. 1he f.OJIIIPOIII\ I d d th. ' . Pomeroy, 0 io. c · c el ~h<~ll t1rll!rrnine-" refund 114Juttm~nt 1 ing charges un er~tan l s Comocast after dinner. Spring wiU be Vivien Leigh. 1-! ol.o Wanted --- -----~ 1 of $1.2 ~ r ?r \I"''C'k or Oa\" b:"ll-' 5 I ue for ~Ul"ll rerun~ or reCU:lj~ HI tile I d too liaht a G' s· • - ---- ---- C\RPE1'S and life too can be: d $S · I' C ll WY 2 ... 11me manner as preeerJbfld m. para- an never use .l..lfi mny nnms Minnesota Greg Bautzer's being dlvorc. \! II S- - Married farm hand beautiful il vou use Blue ance ue 6. ... a ·~ •uph - ctl. said refulld adJutment nightclub went kerplunk . .. . ed from Dana W·...•- but be'a fur grade ··B'' dairy, house . 6555. 12 21 6te Ovtrsul Employment will be IPplled ta tbe !lllet'Vlte n tu A_ .U dau'""'ter 2 has v v Swi be d I. ,_ Lustre. Rent electric sha m- SEW lNG machJoes. repair ser 1 whiell would otberwt.e oe to eifed • ~nY &.. • • era era rt must o ng sWI proud of ber careenJng Cl· fJ I·mshPd. Glendale Skid~ .... ~~~,~."~::e~~~~~·c.~~d~,~~~~=- walking almost a toed year. She something right- she lunched ...... h' Phone pooer, $1. Baker Furniture, vtce. aU makes. WY 2-2284. AU trades truck driver to ~.._ ""r - told us tn the Colony more, ~Sha de, O. to. Mddleport. 12 20 6tc project engineers. Africa. Til• company •h•ll. file • eomput•· terribly pigeon . . in "21" like Melba must bave Dana's off to Gennany lo •tar 12 2.3 6tp Tbe Fabrit Shop. Pomeroy Uon with lhe Public UtlllUu Com· . h h , 69 '118" 1· lo-·- -Authroized Singer Sales and Europe, Asia, South Pacific, m1111on or Ohio •net the Clt!'rll: or it help if s .e wore er m the good old days- surround~ in 1 movie . . . Glynnll JQhRa THE PROVEN carpet cleaner I Service. t>aid travel, bousmg. food. g~f:.111 in °~ut!~o~tt~~·e.;; ~~iu~~~~P"~~:] on the oppostte feet'! ed by seven men Mome checked into Mt. Sinal for two 1 29 tfc Blue Lustre Is easy on the 1 Atlantic. RI.;h salary jobs. JUitment determined undar 1hl1 para. A-Pigeon toe is (Mrs. Warren) Pershing all<( nights _ while spouse Elliott budget. Restores forgotten ; Real Estate For Sale male, female over 18. OEIB "~f,'·w ... ,, a ,,,. or associated with a bigh • family are off to Jamaica; one Arnold had his gall bladder recolors. Rent electric shorn·' . Box 23190, Oakland Park. ;:;mr~~~od :U~~~~e:, ~e~eu~m:n! foot. Although a mild degree moved ... Peggy Lee Picket:! pooer $1 . Pomeroy Cement FOR SALE: 6 room hou5e With Fla. 33307 credit undttr the Company'• i'onner pigeon-toe may be ~~:'·~~~:1 London Lee to headline tbt fuel COJt clatlle. •neh refund •mount• degree Is a bath ' full basement BIM HyBlock Co., Pomeroy. llall not ag~ln be und to determine ous, a severe Boston Blinatrub's bill wUb her 12 20 6tc sell St., Middleport. Phone: CUS1'0M BUTCHERING 8Dt 1a refund adJ~t~tmena eJ:cept .. pro. . cap and should be treated. bpt not for family reasons _ RUTLAND - - - - - - -- ---- ·- Pt. Pleasant 695-2607. cutting. Will buy hides every vJ~~E~I/,~ ~: 11~~~\: ~41 -u.pm•· reverse her shoes. Instead have It's not either one's real name I USED c!otht'ng for sale. Large 11 16 tre Monday. Phil Meier, 18 Pbooe C'ondilioned lervlce ttl to bll lei!· a leather wedge inserted in -~ . th e 8econd pta-· ·"- ,_. ....... U ,~:vered by aald the Company, •ue~.._... ~ m .,..,, .._ assortment, Men's, women' s WY 2-3510. 9 C ton or ... Punuant to u.~ o•dJ. the outer (lateral) aspect thinks be's very fUnny Apply WY 2-2156 and children's. Jeffers Used Insurance A Sal !':~c~o~~~r::ar~:,·;::_fo;n~om~~~ her shoes. This should be DEC. 21 • Servtee. Cop UIO II aemu .nau not " ntended to least lh inch thick at the The Amert'can Legion AuxUTHE Cl othing Store, State Route 331PHCrl'O Conymg ,, other ransume111 of dlffereol ~laY1e1 all a ......ltiJ Pomeroy, Ohio. Monday, Wed- tea made of tegal papers. 1964 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent Wltll After Ill reuonable require· edge. When this treatment tary of Drew Webster Post No. Pleallllt v ey uv.ra OAILY SENTINEL nesday and Friday, 9 to 7 b1rt11 records atld almost any condition. WY 2-3951. ~uer~~•e',or .~a"f~~~t ,::~. ~~':merr~~ started e'Brly the results are 39 will meet at Bailey's restaur· ADMfiTED -Gary Rea, Pt. ~-:"":'":":~"""""" ·::":""'::~: , p.m. Saturday, 1·7 p.m. other dllCUIIlents. 12 2.3 trc provt•ton •h•H be blndln• upon uld ua\ly good. ant, Tue-•·y, between 8:30 aDd Pleasnat•, Emma Sue v•--·u DEPENDABLE person needed· Company, its succll'uora or Ullllll. AIII'"I'N 12 21 6tc Beater los~~ruce, PomeroJ -d-- dunnr each month of uch yflu: ~Would giving a 7 p.m. for a dinner, followed pt Pleasant. lor ~teady trpavel amongd Mc~nd-~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;..;.-..-;1 I 4 Uc 196ra1dFIOA,LhCea0tNer,Deauttuoxmae lt'cTtrua:: r:ctt ~~r~,~~ ~:~ee~~nntu!~.?Lr,~~~ -.:-:,~ baby small amounts of wine with a party and $1 gift U· DISCHARGED- John W. ~umers in omeroy an I• B • k $2750 after ~ompllance with the rorC!I(IinJ beer cause brain damage? ch wamer. Leon ; Mrs. Earl MatrJ\r>port. Permanent opportun- 65 UIC - \AETNA CASUALT\' lnsurHnct" mls!!ion, motor overhauled provhuont ta. may be cteUvtn•d to glln ll ange. Mullen Lnsurance Agency, tnc. $6'". John Richmond, 814 East Jny other Culllurner lnd ado.l!Uonal A-Aitbougb v I sma DEC. !I tol, Leoo; Mrs. w. E. Uptoa, 1.,,, wt'th large rmnufacturel'. LeSabre Cw;tom 4 dr. Se· dan. was $2,995.00. One care at~ :~':·~ndo:r c:;:mce:~d~:~-"•.ue,h,,um,,•,• mounts of alcohol to toddlers Tht Pomeroy Shakespeare Leon·, ·Mrs. Samuel Mlller and t•; 11.1· rel iable person consid· 1u1 1oca 1 owner. p owe r Pomeroj, Pbone WYt ~338L M";D St., Pomeroy, Ohio. ....... ctl !2-l·tfc •ue.h r1te~ •• may be aJree 1 u1oon a common pra ce 1n JDme club will ' meet Wednesday at 2 oon Evans. 1 Uc Pred. Write Raleigh, Dept. steering and brakel, between the company and 1u~:h con· tr' it Is """' F t Ill Ponfl'ac _ $1877 ===;--;~;-;;;""";;;;,~•umer ar cansumen. European coun res, p.m. at the horne of Mrs. Ben -----63 UH L 840 244, reepor • · GRANGE INSURANCE. Mplllleu l Legal Notice -~ uos~:o~eJ:..~~e'e:;.m~.,eaurd~n~toP.~~~ couraged by Ame~lcan docl<>rs.l Neutzling, for their annual PLAN SERVICE __'ll_ 1..:1p:...... Bonneville VB 4 dr. Hard lmurance Agency, Inc., om· •haJJ conform with and be 1ubJeet to Alcohol 19 on acquired taste Christmas party. Tlte DanvlUe Pl1"""" .... u...llnel1 - _ __ _ _ __12 Top. Was $2,195.00. Beauti· Ph Wl J..338) ORDINANC! NO . •, the Rule• •nd RetulaliOIUI lor lllr!l· tber . h about estsl~ · ... ~ "" 589 For Rent ful all white finish with eroy. one · REPEAUNG ORDINANCE NO. Mh1n11 , .. •enrtee or '"e l"omJ>any e IS no urry 'nle Wildwood Garden club church will have Watch Night 1 white inter10r. Powl'r !'-terr9 1 Uc 1~:~~~~J..R~~=-ITED OBSTRUcTION ' ~~~ff!• u~~i ~~~e:n~a!'::t;;~~ o~' 0~~: Ushlng a liking for lt. ~f 8 will meet at the home of Mr.!l. services Friday evening, Dec· TRAILER Wf, Rutland, five ing and brakes. Automatic Insurance Re l1 onhiD"d b' the Council of SEt-TION "' That the natural aa~ is thirsty he should drmk Homer Holter, Chester Road, em~ 31, from 8 p. m. until m1les from Pomeroy. Phone of Middleport all follows: fuml.8hetl or dc<ll v<:red IIUJIU~nt to · I ler ""' - -::C':':':-c::-:-:::--:----c-:c---,: theseeVlll~ll"' l That Ordinance No. 5&1. pro· the Lerm• of Ultl orclln;,,...,, by the i orange JU ce or wa . Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. for a 12. Everyene t.s welcome. The SH 2·5613. 12 23 tiOtc \U1'0MU8LJ....ti. msurance been hlhlti~ll · the Obilrueuon of sldewallul 1a111 C:um1•any, !hall na\·e ~n aven1e lthat replaceS the first 1 eancell«<l Ia( your oper• be and the ume 18 hereby repeale<l. heartlng valul!' of 1.(1011 rltilb thenn· th hlld ! potluck dinner. pallor is 0. H. Cart. hiO Sec 11. Thii Ordinance lb~ll taka al Unoh per C'UbiC toot for anv con• these rObS e C 0 Pomeroy O 4 ROOM CO'M'AGE, bath and I I lur'l lk:enlef CaD WY 1-1.111. etfeet and be In lone from and after .e~utlve twelve c1:1) month pnl~d ~Ub· needed nourishment. ·1 Ma.. Decemher 13, 18~. Ject to a ~arJance of not mnr& lllan gt~.s . Furnished or un furrus t~ WHY wor-ry over 0 sluggish ._...~ r 1ned the 13th day of December. five !111 per l:!en.t upward or dow 11• Whatever the ttl. Call Carman's Rest home. sept.lc tank Get Klean·Em . d T t11611. want. g however Wante 0 Buy Atllllt: Gene Orate, Clerk SEL"l'IO." ' 5: In the event the state a es, , brain 12_ 2l tfc All Septl'c Tank Cleaner, ====--------;------; ··· ~wayne GJbba!lll. of Olllolhould or tl:lehereafter vmare orJmpo.e MiddlePOrt, -_-. Presld11nt of Council Ohlv, 1 tllX would not be one of them , Lcmdmark Farm Bureau, USED 5nare drum and stand. (JaJ 27; (I) 3, 2to upon Ula Company lllal •• not nnw large amounts were gtveu H_JUSE IN MASON. Call TlJ.. I Pomeroy. 12 24 3tc hnPIIsed, or any 1hould hereafter tn~reil~l! long time • 12_1" 30lc Ph: WI ~3833. ORDINANCE NO. 192 Ole rite or lat now lmpoll.!d up. ·OVer a 1Z 21 61p , - - - --~--~ -·u.926 ---F1vln,11 snd I"!IUlatlnl the prlt:e lon thll' Company above the ux rat~ -. .-·-- ~=~==--;-- - -~ 50,000 BTU floor furance, WY· SPECIAL, fox gray 2.50, red that m~~ 1.18 charted b~ Columbll now nlttlnJ. other tnan th 11 rate 1.1n d gbt I ~ IDOIHI 11>USE FOR RENT - 5 r~ms 2-2651. 4 30 6tc 3.75, all four feet on. Gas of Ohto, Inc. ll.l IUCJ:!('UQJI or property IJJted in lhll rul el!tate In ~My au er, I uaS ;,nd bath on !U. 7 above Che· Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Ohio. ':~n;f ~.'dd~=~~~,' J~o. U:.~beto v,t~ ~r!.c~:ed d~ 11~!~'01101~1 he~le ,;a~~ onucleosis. Could th1a lead 1' 23 6t Inhabitant.. for the penod of Four ereued to tne extent ~ece•aPV to leukemia! Is there • cure hi. e eau WY 2-ti508 t4oJ Years rrom an' a" er .. w.., v~ eompenute the Company lor "the in· I •' 12 20 'etc TIME TO BUY " - c d.1te ~ •<<-••• ' r' of thll ordinance crea.e In eoat due to IUCh new IU: OlOnGnUC eoBIS · d FURS AND beef bides. Carl BE rr ORllAINI!:D BY THr. COUN· or hliher tn: rate. Thl1 ¥hall be tlone A _ lnfed&oua rnot>Onluc!leo-11 . Two bedroom bousetrailer, an an Chevalier. Long Bottom Ohio en. OF THE VILLAO& OF MIDDI&- f.n the followlnJ manner; . . furnished. can WY 2 EADY FOR I PORT. OHIO: UJ lf the new til. or blihlr Ull sis is not related to leukemia. ulihlleS • BE R 11 19 ?btp S&.'TION 1: Th1t for the period rate 11 compU~ed tn dlrt!ct nlatl n h1 1 ~')46 WY 2--2186 or WY 2·3600 of Four 141 yean from and after the to 1&1 sold or revenun receht<l f~r Your doctor may e p c ear '" ' ,.,t• ..~ WINTER WEATHER ANTIQUE Furniture dishes etteetln dJte 01 lbll ordinance. t.M the uJe of ••· the r3teo~ tet forth it up without treatment allier II Ul' v-~ " m~xlmum pr1ee which Columbia Oas hereln 1ball be adJUIUid to the ell• th ~-,==-;:;:::-.:c::':'c:--; misceUaneous. Call or write: of Ohtu Jne. 1u •ucca.uou or u· tent neceuar)' t11 Nco•npen 8., the two or three mon s. Corti· II f) lliEE BEDROOM house for u- HOWIII'I -· Cecil, 8110 w~ I lor ~llnl. lhall be permilt.W to cllar•• Comp"ny for th• amount lbi!!P.!Of. JUJ·;,. ~ nd the minimum price at , (b} U the uw IIJC or hl&h .. r tax son or a related drui H·nt Phone WY 2-2246. 161 N. MaiD St. Pomeroy j whlrh ll or the)' Jhlll he required to rate II not related dlreetly to lid shorten this period. 1Z..14-UC ' ' furn\llb natural 1111 to the Vlll•s• of 1ald or to reven 11 u received for :,th AVe, fJ 29 tfC Middleport. Ohio, aod l11 lt.l lnhahl· the 11ole of il&l• then the IDUII doUar · . IUI'f' tan\.11, JhDil be and the 1ame ill here- efflct thereof upun lh.O COlt of Ht'Y•l eff~tlnt dste of tiW ltltQ\o, OtdiD• ' t<;t; anG mur ,.ll"' \'1:1 l<:tl& FURS WANTED: Red Fox, $3. by find f••r each Individual eun.um· In• u by lhe t:ompany ln lhe Vlllate anc• 01 reiOlll1ton purlll.tnt to wb1oh a1 IDd IZIIfundiiiiMt ' - " $! ar, as follawa; ~ ~n~u be detenntned, Jt~•e·l upon 0 p. tha naw tu: or lntN.,.d tall rst• il We'D prepare your re~d.y JJJIDd COJio tLOWEST PRICES Muskrats, $1.50, raccoons, .·1 Thir1y Centt (3(1(-l p~r one hund· eratlon• of the CoiUI"I:JIIY In the VII· tmpo,f'd nen•.. mv 2-&434 " e tft F A 0 nd {10()} cuMe feet lor the flut laoe c1urina ··I II I . • t .... '" eALL SIZES IN 75. Maran ur gency. ( . 1.1100 <obi·•·. r~el. ued lhrou ... eacb 1able tw.,lve month• '"" DIOIPf!n<otl f"!Cet&endlnll 'J ..... 1' Written ' jul. erete 9.J'der to your spedflcatiOIII. IIIII. deliver an Ment lhall DOUtleatlon .,. a•nt to ')f•liei.he01rk of _ 4 r: OOM furnished apartment STOCK 0. Wright) N. Brown St. 1 Ma· 1 meter each man:n: .. _ the Jut day of till Decemtt.er . or trte \Jt'•ge 11 qulrll:b" u p!JII~: ble •tt· EIKht(8-MlltlVcS.IOOC' ninety.ftve lh• e£1 tc It ve aa \e uf er tlw effect of th• new tn. <tr b> ,,,. • It anywhere 1D towu, tlll ready to· pour. Ct111 1 • rent. Phon! WY 2.-2776. A.f· LANDMARK SUPER wn, W. Va. Ph. 773-5296, Cenu l per onehundn>dlns hundred 1 Junt.., prt~;edln& · 1 _ . 5 p.m. Phone WY 2-3574. k d 1.2+'"'11001 euhlc teet tar the ne11t 98,100 1 :~.td~n~~ h,,''mn!.':,. ' , · ~~teU • .,' 1 ' ! 1! •r 1:1A r1te can. H dator':!"l "'· " 1 1-1 wee ays 4 p.m. o)VK -·bl' ' ' "· Ule<l throurh eatb meter r...... D SEI..'TION e: '(bat 1Jll' o.-.. oal'.l'l SER• today , • our Hrvl~ iS prompt and our prleel fla d "" Ibe dlvldetl bY Ule tot.U &~!e' m~lll' r'fllolu11 m, ot pari of ~n ordln'lnce or huw ley and Reed r ware. STATION ln•truct•'ons la~=v:on:~d flfteen·hUndredtht Cent• ' to the t.¥P•• of euJiooner• oi:Ovtrtd retlolutlon. lnc:onlll!enl t:et<Owllh. ill, 11 1 tfc Jack W. Cersey • t'P- 1!1-IOOc) per one hundred 1100) b7 thill W"dlnance d+llhlll HM! lime to th• ntent of IUi:!'l tnc1'ltll'.enc:y, 11'8 lbe 111willt poiSiblel ..ontha period a11d the ~atu hereby repeaJtod. .. r S CIVIL SE_R _VfCE ' TESTS' cublc feet for all in exeeu of LOO,000' twelve pre~crl~ tlltlrelu lh~ll tie corresp~,~nd· SECTION ' : 'Mia1 thould aftJ tie· - - c-::::c--:-;;:;;:----;;:::;-::::: "ji!<\. II .F.Ii l.nl'l - free • • Ph. WY 2-9932 U. • · eubl~ feet. used lhroulb eacb mete 1n 11 1~ adjwlled. tlon or part of a wctlo>n or pro~lalon !!"t' a-"" .atJ. Brown't fral1 11!!!11 - womewo U 1110 ..,er -.clltol each month: . Tha adjUI1ment 11f ftt!O raleti pl'll!· of a leeUon of thll ortlhnnce be " 'IU 'ol!e. IUJII 'lf.arttn• PliY Sbfl,. A Minimum CharJe for eac:h cuttornd ,lerlbed In th~t Ol"dlltil!ll<l, :.1 t>rov1d,d decl~~d void, lbe 1 ~ruain:1t't ol 1hll f'l Park f8tatl Approved) uUDGET re In noura A.dv•ncement P... (Mrll.nr" ~r each month of Two Dollar~ ~nif iD IUbParl.raphl \Ill and 1hl abtove-, ortllnance lball ftO' bto .lilec•ed ..,.,•. ~ h" d fl bud el h tram! I• u "'"' • r&qutntel Fifty tent. 11:1.50J •hall be rna e. •• 1hall be made by 1·ouwJm'j the muh· bJ . ~;lnersvilll. ~ I'DODI " l our t lr oor g 5 op. Ttmuuncs. ' OJ lotHo npen ICXpttnf'llltlt> ••rvlr.ll under Ulll ra\tl .elletlt1\e "': l•matiCil f'fiUlt of UiQ t'Omput.nlonl 1I SECTION &l That thll ("-' lln!lne. 1 ~ !', •". ' '' '··,''\..1,~/1 .' 1 1& tfc Baker Furniture, Middleport, uuau, UMecuRarr Uremmar dl•eontlnuod at tha reque~t ot •:w~tomr I •o fre.•erlbed t~ .!lfl n~lf~ on"' <ptM1 Ishall beoonte ellllcUve at.t thto earllflt . Phone WY 2-3284 ..- u'" .. 1t~]U', ecbool 111ffia1eru for man1 tntllo er, the Compan' 1hall not be llnde0 Iter cent (.De) per nn., th 11 u~ 1n<J •·ublc ! d~~.e allowe by law. M . '-·~ apart.-- Ohio. 1112_tfc nu tafonn.Ucm Oft Jobll. PJen... be obll¥atlon to MIIUT11tl .,nll'll t.,f~e! ' ' PASSP.:PI DeHmb•r lao net. 4 ROO - -- __ IWCIUII'IIrnnt.- Write l'flll4Y 11~n• thfl um• eu•tomer on tha II'\ I Thl! tdJm.d rate RhaJI he plaef'fl · ATJ'I'8T• Gene Grtl~. t :.. , 'f A.~tUl':ll~, Mason, USED KJNG FLUTE, for sale. name ana JaGrHI l.lncfltll lert~. preml•es until the eu.tomer ~~~~In effeu\ ·~ · a~ &p••l• tn , .. ru~·~r~· , . ' uo• IJm.lt.l)) Mbn m•. ltt. 'f!"'!';"'1U Bo• 1110. c;., ., Qae 0&111 made Plfmenl of •n amoun1 e~1u. , readlno ...,, uu •nil MJ-1. •,.. I -· "m.. n.' ,. " ~._at. W. Va. · · D-11-tfc WY 1-2i50, ll 17 C IIMI' ae' to Uw ~lUll 111011thlJ...~•• lo . ·--..:; , , • ,· ·r, '/. -, ';7" '!'.,. ~ "'l" . 1':!' d Motor Co. :i: f::, lllke'f BARlOW AIN'r GnTIN'ONE- :t. :::;"'•tt HE JEST CALLED ME A CHEATER 1 pomeroy Motor co. "(IUD IU =: e:1~. :t:r JII_,..,..,,.,..,~PI;DM:IU!::RO't:~·~a=I~D:.,..,":;:~;;";;';~~..,..,,JIJ~===========~I~ :.::!! !re~o:!~:.ede;:rr;::: ~~~::!i a~ RADIATOR sERvIcE (a;d D0(10R SAl'S BLAEnNAR' 1 I I :d I "(lea whlltik~n~, Mom! You told me yourself to make a ~ Gilt al e'en s wr UD tbA ward!" 'I oJ I I I I ! "' ,.,, o, I WMPO Radio II'UNDAY nJRU I'RIDAY- lTV 1 I -- CARR IER NEEDED R"'"' " I SOCIAL CAIJ:NDAR - ,,n•. I)UG I - BIaettna rs 1 I UNI(O Mud & Snow nRfS 1 • I c r:. :! GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO~ 'I j ,, 1:00 SUndown Serenade 6:00 Sign On - News 1:45 Sign 011 6•05 sacroc~ Bell'f Ul loleJ&I County RFD SATIJRDA YS 6:25 Paul Bowen, Form 1:00 Sign On - News UV NIIWI Sc30 Happy VaUey Boys 1:57 Weather l:l!i Country Music Thne WJEH LOG l.tltl NaHooal .;ewo l:20 Country Ja1I11101'ee Monday Tbrougb Friday 7:05 Bill Miller Sbo• " 00 Protestant Hour 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7c30 Sports Pararte 7:30 Sports Parade 7:45 Echoes o! Joy 7:35 Bill MJUer ~how 7:35 Larry Anderson Shnw 1:00 Ohio Valley Newo 7:~ Picken; Hardware lti:4li lt'o Music - 1\rmy 1:05 World News tTuos lbura.) 11:00 Dulto<l's and Hems Dairy 8:10 Sports Today 7:itl News 'fop Ten Sbow 8c15 Weather Picture 8 .. BIU Miller Show 12:00 Nt!Wll 8:16 Musical Clock B·i5 Beter Furniture Show 12:15 lusical fntertudr 8:55 Comrmmily Newo 9:00 Newa 12c30 Rev. Merlin •'eelll 9:00 Talk of the Town 1:05 Coffee wltb Janet 1:00 News 9:50 Mason County Newa 11:00 P011ra1111 of a Patrtoc 1:05 Jim Mees Show 10:00 Public Service iOcO> Swap Shop 5:50 Sporll Parade 10:15 Family Worship Hour 10:30 BIU Miller Bru'lch Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade 10:30 Latchstring 10:45 MaSOD Agr. Plrocram 1:45 Sign 011 !tOO News SI.'NDAYS II :05 Morning Melodieg 11\•esdly) 7:30 Sign On - ~ Hour tezcept Friday, Church 10:45 Family Worship (Tbun.) 7:55 News Bells Ring) 10:40 A.!..C. Program (Friday) 8:00 Baptist La,man'J Hour 11:45 World News 11:00 Newo 8:30 Sunday Show 11:50 Mason County Newa !LOb TillY's Country JllliCtloo 8:30 Tbe Bible Spea~r to You 12:00 Community News 11.30 l'ttty's Country Bymna 9:45 Legislative Report 12:05 Noon News 12.00 Cement Blocll No1r1 111 til Tbo Good r,Ue 12:10 Markels U·30 Goessler'o Guest Star 10:1• <:on~~ressman Moeller 12:15 Mid Day Weather tFrtaay) 10:30 The Coontry Hymotlmersl2:20 Bulletin Board l~c30 Larry Ande1'801l Sbow 11:30 Tbe Qwet Hour 12c25 News 0 Grams 3c1f Jim Meet Show 12:00 News 2:30 County Agent US Blaellnar Auto Sbow 11:!5 The Christiana Bour 12:45 Country Go Round 4.30 Electric Company Newa 12:30 lbe Rev. Merl'r feel! J:ss News Beat 4c41. Jim Mees Sho1' 1·30 Tbe R Sil Bill 2.00 Country Go Round . · ev. as ups 2c55 News Beat s_oo Newa 2:00 1'be Rev. Andrew Farso111 3, 00 Mld Way Matinee 5 05 Jtm ~eea Show 2:30 Sunday •howr.as.· 3,55 News Beat uo Rizer 1 WeaUtar Report 6:00 SwJdowa Serenade 4,00 Dlsclng with Doss 6.50 Sports Paraao 6:45 Sign Ofl f·30 !ntercbango THE BORN LOSER . WJEH RADIO I <:"" 5 . II, ?!0$;1 2 , BIIWIUDWP !i «a • _.,.-.; Tn·aA *I • a 101 CAR c::oJIE'WJB .,_. ....,... --''? ........... , I 4:45 SpoUight on Sports 4:55 Weather 5:00 Community NeWl! 5:10 World and National 5:15 Sign Off 7cl5 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World News 8:10 Sports Today 8:5 Weather Picture 8:18 Pl Pleasant Football !Oc30 Songs for Children 10:45 Golden Key 11:00 News 11:05 Saturday Show 12:00 Local, Ohio, Nat. New1 2:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 GraDUI !Zc30 Saturday Matinea 1:30 News Headlines 1:31 Saturday Matinee 1:55 Ne ' Z:OO Satu•.lay Matinee 2:30 New• Headlines Ul Saturday Matinee 2:5" News 3A Saturday Matinee 3:30 News Headllnes 3c31 Saturday Matinea Ul Saturday Malinee 3:56 New• 4c 00 Discing with Doss UO Radio R I 0 5:00 News Roundup 5:15 Sign Off Bv ART SANSOM MY "<;oao ~S" GOTA LOT WORSt lORN UP IHAN I 010 BUT Mil ·1· SAY~ S~t'6 SIJRE I . SHE CAM MEND , 1. IT. 'MC~:>T .4$ GOODASNEwl Coa..IE c:t-J MI<YBW, LET'S C~ EAR OUT Of= HERE: . I . ':'HJ NK THIS 16 A TJMf WHEN ~RDIE AND Tl.H\.1 ~HCtilD AlONE!! e! �.. • ,. '(. . . '1 I . , · . ,..Dally BenUnel, POmtrof·Ylddlepott. -- '• In. College Students.~a'diC_rpate D 'ognit•on Servtce Heath Ch UICh 1\ec ushers for the gf- College students orne the holiday vacation 100" 111 tile student recogmtton held sunday morning ;cethe worship service g tbod' t Church . S hool Racme A blc held ssem y for Students . At d And oun About M'ddl rt I epo ·o., ~~ee. 27' tee• r ' • • J)eiJbll flllllllfl tbl ' People In p ~r~n~bus I Hea~h !:.~ce"o?"ned ~ith I :~oke hov~-learned m~sa~~~ th~lr Winchester with dauShter ...,t son in laW, r. and Ws. Ra)<mond Pullins and famUy and 'Mr. and Mrs. Roy 1qld' familY E';!,.na pairlck Lochary \ ,nd-~· ~~~!"~ "SI~t N~" ed by the junior and senior S:o, outh groups. e u ... Elblnn with the YThe program opened with by Ka~ ~ Y earol atnglns with Miss Carol choir~~ ~Uan of the play· The u Don let was glv~%hthe Re~cluded p rfy D' t !)('Coats. MedtcaJ Ichapel butldmg Ktrksville. Mo and denl fal'llilt:s. He re rt:admg by Bar- the Church on ~:ra"S~~."<. Ohto t~~~v~:1'1~~d i ~~~~~~~~!n$~:e:~·;lhio He: w. 0. injur<es but has been dts- 1Carnahan. Sharon Baker, were Chrisw:s :"<;:;:.in·I•w, The Letart Falls WSCS held by In- ; charged from Grant hospttal. dll cy Cole, Lee Smith and BWy their son : Ru:Ort Bernltz Ita Christmas dinner and parly Noell m:t i'· Mr and Mrs. Bruce Lloy Harrts. Mr. and_l W Va at the Falls elementary mas 0 MeU•- '1 enttne ~ the Nativity with • Ugbted die symbtllzlns the Christ as the Light of the World. A slreamofllgbl madeupofroW8 of candles ~resented the ,Ugbt comlnS from the ma1111er. VOL XVII NO. 212 gt~nandel fessons learned hom lormer ' and son~ere holiday guest• i dy Huffman, KeMeth Rose and Mr. and Mrs. ~· si· Lo~is l'!;oss. Mrs. Da\e Jllll read .tile teachers and the ~rayers and i K;"~ton~nd Mrs. William Rus- 1Sheryl Simpson. . d d·l Auf£ and .;muly ~ of her m~ scripture narraUon of the brrUt mornmg pra)er was IS Enr Cha_:nbers, Rl&_ __r - • good wishes of the congregalton , o I r. d children, Ken, Marl< Recitations by the thtr g.::;. ' ,Mo. ore ~d~e Smith and oth- of Christ. Mrs. Don Bell ~re· toward students The benedlc-, sel ~\ 'I were Tim Bentz, Helen tp-1 th•r. Mrs. e sented the story, "The Chrl!t• twn was given by Miss Brad·\ an~rs.(,;i~lding Hawkins re-, plett, .. Bea Jay. Autherson . _E:- er relatives. mas Scout" and Mrs. Buell burv. . ed S nda from Belpre ' d<e l.iiddle, Sktpper McMilha : Miss Marlha Genhelmer of sears a reading. other students recomzed 1turn ~ h~s been the hoh- Mitch Nease, Monty Hart, ~~a Columbus was the holiday week- Mrs Ernest Shuler was the ServiCe e were Dianne Cmwe\1. student where s~te ef her daughter and vid Huddleston. Vicki w0 end guest of her aunts, Miss acco~panist for singing Christ,.. An 1mpress1ve can~~ehgh.ling nurse <~l St Joseph Hospilal m1d:~l~e Mr and Mrs. Charles Tim . illl\. G~enn Simpson, an 1 Lucretia and Ada Genheimer. mas carols. A gift exchange wa~ ~"rvice. "Joy ls Born, bv Shlf-11 Parkersburg. W. Va .. ~Jrhl : ~t'Q.;;n and Children, Mark and Ja~kle Prof~ltt. . ants in- Mr and Mrs .. Robert Har: held at the close of the pro ley Lockhart was held at the Lloyd freshmen at Olm~ Stale E ·ther They were )Otn· \ Fourth g1 ade partlcp C brecht end famtly of Worthing gram. Attending were Mr. and Umted Methodist church Chnsl- Umvt~stty: Jumes Johns~n.l ~~tlhn:tma~ Day by his par-, eluded Paul~ Kmg, D:laeoft~~~: ton spent Friday with their mo- Mrs. Don Be.n and Lorna, Mrs. mas Eve. . Marshall Universlly : . Jant< e . •nls, Mr . and Mrs. John Vro·l LISa McMUllan, G:ilh Smith, Ihers. Mrs. Raymond Harbrecht I St. Clair Htll, Mrs. Em~~ An organ prelude by 'Tom , Tannehill Ohio Umvcrs1ty. and I Mrs Ha\\kins accompan-, M1ke Anderson, O(rp Wolfe 1and Mrs. Norman McCallum. Shuler, Mr. and Mrs. Haro Baker opened the service, fol- 1Leo Ken~edy, Jr. , Rw Grande 1 ~~n UH~ V;·omans to Middlrport I Glona ·~,aylor a f ;;istmas" I Mr. and Mrs. George Kor~ of I Roush, Rev. and Mrs. Jame~ \owed bv the proces:;iona\ hymn ,\ College \ S da Song 12 Days. o Faith Columbus spent the hohday \Early and JuUa, Debby an ··u co~e o Come Immanuel," \ M mbers ef the militarv ser-1'u~r y und Mrs Albert Clem- was sung by Gl!~rla ~aylo~, "We weekend with their parents, Mrd ,Christopher, Mr. and~f' A~­ aml sent~nces on Joy by thP vieef' were recogmzed afld in- son ~nd son, rodct of Conneaut, 1Smith and .~Gas s~~so by Mila Iand Mrs. Gorge Korn Sr. an I rew and Paul and. e, Ma~: Re> c Melvin Alkire A hymn I dude Robert Swan,on. u s.! and Mr and Mrs John Kelch- Three Kmgs vw; Jot!.son. Mrs. John Thomas. 1- and Mrs. Dale Hill :d Marremarks from the pastor : , Edward McComas, re-· nd dau hler, Kim of Brook- Powell and lC Y the Mr. and Mrs. George A~ge vm, M1ke and Danny.. s.. El BE Rf ELDS ·It's trans·tstor·IZ d! I By United Pres• lntenalfonal post three days was nolhing\ defensively lor their own good less than a national disaster," and wear seat belts at all fll8hway aafety .officials, said the National Safety Coun- times," he said. shocked by an all · ltme high ell's John D. Lawlor. . . . . !raffle death toll during the "If we can rocket men into The tndivtdual drtver . was Christmas holiday, mapped space to rendezvous in cap- Widely blamed lor hts lndtflerplll!' today to prevent a sules, we can reduce this every ence to the htghway staugh!<r. sinular INgedy during the New day slaughter on our roads •nd ' 'I'm continually disturbed Year's weekend. highways," he added. that tile good people in the They viewed with considera- Around the country, a num- community, the community ble alarm tile toll of 721 her of reasons for the high leaders, apparently think little persona killed durins the three- Christmas loll were cited by of nothing of disregarding day period, five more than the highwoy officials along with safety laws and regulations,'' number of U.S. casualties several suggestions to curb the jsa1d Kentucky Public Safety during the two bloody month! toll in the future. CommissiOner Glenn Lovern. of the Viet Nam war tlmt ended Ohio Safety Dtrector Warren "It falls back to the same old Dec. 20. C. Nelson satd of the 511 people Mlrning," said Col. Fredrick "I am appalled by the death killed in his stale during 1 Davids of the Michigan State toll on U.S. highways," said Christmas only two were Police, "the driver must accept Michigan Gov. Georse Romney. wearing safoty bells. Poople jthe responsibility for himself "What happened durilll the "must learn they have to drive and his passengers." d 1 ~~eermng More People Own RCA VICTOR Than I s~7 ~~!' ~:;;mg servire U. S. ~ar~ne~,: ~~1:. have gbeen h~lidaynr~~~' fil~~v~~~d:e~~r~o~;;~e Tea-,•ttl ~f ~~~~e~~~he~~~r:o~:~f- ~~' H~:~~r~il;:,th~:r~::;: the B1ble ~~:~;.~g :~dL:~~:.:~\; Mrs. ~r':.~n,~to~;etL~;~,M;~':·st~ph:\ ~a1~~: ~;:,;:~;d a~d Mr. and ford, ~:~~~ndB~~~::~ ' ~~;g~letti 0 Any Other Television .. Black and White J~~~~ r:na and Mr. and Mrs. ys ShieldsMMr. :.rM'!s. Glenn 0111. The choir present- \ en and Ronnie Jar.obs. iMrs John Ketchka. . h Ervm, lUlie Lelend Sisson. w· I of Wash- Hill and ~1~ and Randy •d the anthe~; "Rd ej~iee R~: ' A baptismal service for th~ I Mr. and Mrs. A;:ol~oliil~;c i~ Cr~~:th Grade students Renee . ~~~erD Jo~n w.'i~~e holiday Se~~sm:~were :layed and prlzes Pure m Heart, an t e three infant chtldren o[ Mr. an 1ards VISited over . e D bra west, Jean Me- ~ mb • M and ded · ers. A.lkire gave Lht> Chnstmas m~s- ' Mrs Leo Smith was conductrd i Columbus with thetr daughtersd, I Burke, ~th Theiss Pam Hill, guest of his p~ren,ls, r. were awar wmn ' E D ·ith ' A Angel and Mr an Turner' • H b k Mr!l: Joseph Wlppe . sag!:' . . ; by the Rev M owson " ,.I Mrs. nn . and therr iBecky Proffitt, Dandy ,,o.ac · ~and Mrs. Marvin Krider Whilt> the organiSt played ! tht> children taken lo t~e alta, ! ;·.1rs . Edward Smlth Iand Nancy Ours. sang SJlver j or~~lumhus and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Employee• set! music the pastor hghtt'd by Mr. and Mrs. Sm1th and , families. God n Ga Bells'' and "Wmter Wonder- C1 d R es and Peggy Sue p t bl' cttndle from the altar candle : their sort Kenny Baptizf'd were I Poml Roush, Fo~t r ols, Mr land" Bennie Wolfe and Elmer I ndy eK am f Elsmere Ky ar- Guests at ar y ~ l dlt' Betty . Jhne. . Bar bara J ea n and I .LS VI siling Leverett WJ!h his paren • . . a aren o ' . and explained the arge can Roush. Mr. Parsons gave recitations. . ' rived Thursday, to spend the I Employees of the Martin ResIS symbolic of the o~ly true i Sam J. Smith. Grandpare~ts and -~rs. lOT is scheduled to The assembly was closed Wl~h IholJdav wcPh'nd \'.'ith their par ' taurant were guests of Mr. and Joy of lhe World. after wh<ch , present were Mr. and Mrs. Aar- Rou s , sen ' t Holzer Hos- a ChriStmas prayer by 5th gra c ts Mr and Mrs. Raymond . Mrs Calvin Simpson for a\ be lighted the candle of each of i on Zahl. Pomeroy . Mr and ~trs \undergo sur~~r\:lidnys. . student Lou~ Col~, ~nd the ~ruier. . \ Christmas party Thursday eve- ' lhe front rows and they m turn \ William Gnw~er. Rork Sprm gs p1 tal nft~d Allensworth ls i singing ef ''Silent Night by the I . d ning A gift exchange was held i lighted the others. C\osmg cNe-, Mr and Mr!!. Hane~ BlArk- Mrs. ga~ 1davs,in Alexan.i students as they returned to , Mr. and Mrs VIC Pecore an s· nd ifts were presentt'd to the mony followed slo~e. Rock Spnngs. and Mr. j ~endmf'"wi~h' her daughl•r' thetr rooms. lfts Pe~gy and Mrk e of C~u~~dl :mpl~... from Mr. and Mrs and Mrs. John Prentice, Louis- I 'Ia. a t C )1 and Mrs. During the afternoon g arrived Fnday evemng s , . Games priceB were ·I or Color ·I ' :rr.~~~~~' l2"tu'*(-ntld_, 74111.1n.plctvr. ID~@ Q l UPrri Ault8~i~'; Pnrt~f on rrt J u.v :M.r vi~-~~e~J; coming i~~~::"r%~;~~on~~dc chtl~~~· hsmal service ~c:luded ~r and . Tomnd~n the holid<.~vs with 11~ I John I * RCAV ICTO R12'1 TuBE ServiceS for Dale mond Knder De Weese bt TV from Present were Garnet Ashley, channel performance. Transistors wont burn o~t • • • .tas , ~~;;tsE~~r~:~ ~~~ma~' and. rela- 1Mi;s Du~\M~s .. :~~:·1 ~1 ·~~~i ~~~e;sm~~;~~:~e ]:ck for t~tany private ~·~ninig' ~~so;~~ :~1\ ;r~~rsg~;ist:;; Day. Th~, ~~~~s ~~l:n:i~thw;~e M~'~:~d Mnurnrn~ ~clu~~dhe~rsso~sa~:~ Mother Will ho !day theme wa~ carried ou ti Mrs Raymond DaviS and sons, famtll~s, r. children . Co!umh. the df:'('orations. ravors und Job~ and Torn of Kmgston , , Mow·n.mg ~~Irmng und family B • T ledo Jives in Middleport. Strick Ian , trgtm Copper Circuits replace old fashioned .. a w rm • • • . Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Tho~- Coletta Boyard. reater dependability, better performance. Here Is truly big rdre< hmenlo of IC< cream IIDd l fnends of Mr. and Mrs. Wtl·' bfusE. ,c arl Ohio as and fam<ly of Sfl. Louk·~.· g I e In a handy •mall·screen portable! ·~ke ' . o yna, . t Mo arrived Sunday or a wee OF ANDREWS Vl!l u ( 'fh~ guests sang carol~ and ham Russell. Carol Scot~, st~dPntGn~~~selli~ Mrs. Vera Esther Jones .. 65. \'ISi.t with his parents, Mr. GUESTS g::~ mrs were played. The honor-! • • Holzt>r Ho~pital m s ~r~~f'nd : Gtla Bend, Ariz., who died , and Mrs. E\'~rett Thomas. I Mr. and ~rs. Cl~rence And- ~etubtrtetlfle • ed guest received gift~ from ' s~ent thE'. Cl~nstma and Mrs. I thfre Dec. 22. was the mother \ Mrs Ray Warner and son, rews entertamed With a. turkey th(' mvited guests inc\udmg Mr. v.o1t h h,er famtly, Mr. \ of Mrs Bertha Little and Mrs. Dr. Marvm Warner of London ! diMer Christmas at their home and Mrs. Gary Aull and son, Paul Scull . \1 student nune Olive Satterfield, both of Mid-I were Chnstmas weekend guesls . Ebenez'"' St., Present were Mr. • THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS Todd. Springfield: Mr. and ' D~anne CrtS";:.; ita! in Park- dieport. ' of Mrs. Jay Warner and lam- and Mrs Clyde Andrews, PornMrs Cltarl.. Bush and son, 00 I at Sl Joseph p 1 th h li· Other survivors are two sons, I•'Y MISS Lydia Ebersbach JOin- eroy . Mr. and Mrs. Jenmngs Cteg· o Harris and Mrs Krt· 1 The children of Syracuse ersbur~. W}a. t~p~~r p:re:ls Everett E , Toledo, and Frank ed the group for dinner Christ- Wa)iand Jr. and son, Terry. 1~, B~·ntle.y, Point Pleasant; Ruth IGrade School rtre~enled . a' dn)· week~~s ~~mes Cr1sweU. ' M., Waterloo, Ia., end other mas. Middleport, end Mr. and Mn. Ann Haley. Mr. and Mrs C. H.jChr\stmas operetta tnlltl ed, Mr. and 1\ • E R Keig of daughters are Mrs. June V. R H ton Andrews and chtldren, Susan Wise. Jr., Waverly; Cltuck Han- ''The Liltle Blue Angel" Thurs· ', Dr. andbMrs Fl; vi;iled here Haynes, Las Vegas, Nev., Mrsd Mr. a;~ ~r~ G~~~kne~; of I .an;;d~Ra:;;:Y,:;m;.::o:;nd:;;.======:;" nah s, Pomeroy; and Kay, day afternoon. I St. Peters .urg, . s For- Nellie Smedley, Colu~bus, an (Marr ua e ·.i , and Perry Aull .and The main characters wore recently wtth Mr. andMr · Mrs Gohhe Yeager, Gtla Bend , Hunlmgton. Pa. and Alfred \ ~y Luster. ' I Maria, Barbara Fisher: Bil\y, lrest Bach!<! and fatrul~· k and sev~n grandchildren and two iGloockner of Canton were •~.;;;;::;~===--==;II Johnny Eichinger; King, Ntcky Mr. and Mrs. owen u~stmas great-grandchildren. day weekend guests of their !hie: Little Blue Angel, Peg-~ son. Danny~spen\th ~r dau- Servic.,. were to be held ther, Mrsd :;cob ~::ckn~~ush g weaver; Lady Margaret, tn Chesape e. w and Mrs Monday from the Eggleston · Mr. an rs. 1 n Pomeroy, Ohto .f.resa Gooch: Lady Esther, . ghter and lamtly, ~· .1 · Meinert Morbtary In Toledo at and Greg and Sandra were Ann Nease; Lady Isabelle, John Buckley and :;{Fink 1 p.m. with burial 1n Toledo Cltristmas dmner guesls ol IILee TONIGHT & TUISDAY Tern Ash: Heralds, John G~: haMr. ·~~:~ ::m Racine Memorial Park. anMd Mrss A. ; - ~~;~~~nd, oAflbHar.,..'Y·\1 WOMEN'S ''THAT FUNNY FEELING" ser and Allen Pugh: Guaru,, ve the h l'rla _ l rs. usa • d (Tecbnlcolor) . ' Pat Arnold and Bobby Eynon. where they spent . o t ~ FISHERS GIVE DINNER derson, W. Va Bnd Leonar Reg. $18.95 Sandra Dee, Bobby . nann, ' Other roups of children weekend. with thetr daogb~~- Mr. and Mrs. Hiram FISher P.•c.kens of Pl. Pleasant, W. Va. Donald o·connor, N1ta were ~e Banet Giris,Music- and fam~iy, lllr. and MrsiJ!Iver- entertained witll a family dm· vtstted Sunday wtth her . Talbot. , d Featurett.: Hors~n Aroun . ians, Tiny Tots, Bells. Bakers, ard E~m an! c:~~~~~~r grand ner Christmas, at their home, Mls~ Ethel Koemg and MISS Colorcartoons ICastle Choir, Jesters, Gilt Beard I iy Er';: ~cc~~eport lor a vis· Minersvtile. Guests were Mrd E~e Ha~\drs R L Gotthardt 51.. pr. and ihurldlr , ers. Snowmen, Icicles a~ ~aren and Mrs. Christy Baer, Mr. an r. an . iur~ed. to . Reg. $12.99 4ta10--- Doc. 29-30 Mrs Btll Grueser and Mr. and , and son, Bruce re toda Sla rs Teachers helping wtth tL · L I · h Columbus Y NOT OPEN the operetta were Mrs. Lee ee, I Mrs. Joe Gloecknor and son, omed. th h l'da ~eekend Mrs Ruth Steams, Miss Rose bb apen mg e 0 I y fridaY and Saturd:Y Womens V1lues To $6.99 p1ir Easterday, Mrs. Anna Hilldore, Bo y. with her mother, Mrs. W. A. Dec. 31·Jtn. 1 "THE ART OF LOYI" Mrs. Leiba Morris, Mr. Larry ! , GIVE DINNER M~or~ga~•:_·-------11 Fleece Lined -Techmcolor-1 V n I Wl Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush s nd Raymond of PomiOrOl' II D1c a i Wolfe. Mrs. Elma Louks. James G arneg, mer Angle A large crowd ol parents and . entertained with a dinner sun- u.sanSha M ynard of Muon BOY'S GLOVE LEATHER g~~~in~:.e MeMnau, as frte· nda atteoded, Mr th · ho e Syracuse MISs aron a and POINT PLEASANT s. day at ell' m , s. W. Va., and Mr. Mrs.• · Mad!;r~A~oc~' -coOL" HOST RELATIVES Ina Hall hill, 85, Pt. Pleasan\, Present ~ Mr. a;dcbll~~n· Rouoh and Greg and Sandra. Bobby Vee, Helen Shapiro, Ev It Tbom· died Sunday in Pleasant Va- Clarence ews an ~- -· - - - - Hilly Universe and the Salelt Mr. and Mrs. ere 1 ley Hospital after a long Ulness. lttes Danny as entertained I fi'OIIP of re a- She was hom in Masoo County . Willlams pr. llaal0193 lives Sunday, at their home, Qctaber 16, 11180, a daughter of <lolools..i<n... SUNDAY, MONDAY Locust St. Guests were Hev. the late William and Caroline Valu• To $7.99 the end TUESDAY and Mra. Eugeue Thomas and Coverston Rose. Her husband, DttoJ;~!~,;!.,-, Laura F•y. and Gwen of George w. Halfhill, died In 1962. "IN HARM'S WAY" Louis, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. She was a manber of the Zion $3.88 pr. -Technicolorter Thomas and 'nm. Ted and Baptist Church. llaalllll91 John Wayne, Kirk Douglas, Susan of Crootsvllle; and Mr. Surviving are three daugbPatricia Neal, TBom and Mn. Gene DeWees Ka- ters, Mrs. Ethel Morro\V, FayPaula PrentiSI, nod~~e o I b andCall Wilde Franchot Tone, James ren and David, Co um us. • etteville, w. Va., Mrs. Bonnie Mltcbum. Jill Haworth, DaIn the afternoon were Mr. Pierce, Cbarleston, Mrs. Sere· na AndMwo, Bu1,en lrleroMrs. Don Thomaa and lam- nice Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant: one 'I e Ill 0 I Children giVe Operetta at G d Sh I I ra e c ; $119 9 5 ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy ·I Rubber INSULATED BOOTS MEIGS TH EATRE Goodrich $12.88 pr• PRE-INVENTORY SALE ------Dress and Sport Shoes w.ane;a.y I I I I Mrs. Halfhill sd I' DieS Et;e'f Converse $7.88 pr• sz.aa 2 pr.s5.oo ----- ay BOOTS 8" BOOTS, WEDGE CREPE SOLES . $4··· New Year oU on the right leg." «start w::: 6" SHOES, WEDGE CRFIE SOLES GIRlS OXFORDS-STRAPS l~~~;~~;·rco~H=:=:'.z=n~F=o=n=•=·:ii::i:!,;n;y;.--~~::::::1 3 ROOMS New '299 ONLY - ~~~- .. _...,T.,.. $30M - M·ASON MNrtUIIE CO. ~W.VA. . 1' \. ' I, WOMEN'S LOAFERS sister, 0., Mrs.10 Rtma Clark, Galll· polis, grandchildren and 21 grea~grandchildren. Funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. 1'uesday in the Mohr· Stevens Funeral Home wit~ ~e Rev. Charles Kinnaird offtctaling. Burial wUI be in Suncresl cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. today. AT RIVER STATION Aerograpber'a MoU Airman Randall D. Reiber, USN, son of Mr, ~ad Mrs. Robel' I Reiber of Route 1, Racine, is servmg at the Nayaf Air StaUon, Patuxent Rivr, 1411. Skin Lined ValuH To "·" , Eve par t Y?· have "'Having a New Years . , some of . my0 5 Kentucky Fried Chicken. It's m~rl~ ~ith ~r;;·~:nt~~r~~n g. it's tender and tudty ~nd.nkn~~r~ptc~:u~::p·robably got a lot of All ou have to o 18 pte J , h?'• re&Olulions to keep, 10 why start out on an empty ltomac ." . COLONEL sANOERS' - Kt11tuck, fritd Ckicktllo THU DINNIR$1.25-THI IIUCKIUIJS THI IARRIL $5.00 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ' WY 2-5432 Si:wi4Mi to9 ·s .88 pr tBLACK Converse IASKITBALL SHOE.~ eBROWN eGREEN eBEIGE V•luesTo$6.99 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Rill· $6.99 Middleport, Ohio , -IL-~-L....--.-~__, WA811INGTON - THE UNITed States, anxious to proJect Zambia from the backlaab of sancllona against the rebel re-, limo In neflblloring llhodesta, plalll nut - k to begin an oil airlifl to tba la~ke<j nation. , Secretary of Slata Dean Rusk said ·tile United States also is wUlilll to take further steps to protect Zambia against such sanctions as the oil embargo declared egalnst Rhodesia by Great Brilain. Zambia has already beeJI affected by the embargo, The Viet Cang'• four-d4y ceasefire during the Vietn(l.mese lu1UJT ntw year celebrationl J(J11 • 20·24 appeared to have been made anly to the South VietMmeoe. The Communist proposal came as the lull in U.S. a1r attack• on North Viet Nam entered the fifth day. The offer, broadcast by the Viet Cong's cfandeotine radio, did not appear to have any direct connection with. the mysterious lull, the longest •ince a siz-d4y respite last April. There wa& no explaootion in Washington but the ad· ministration presumably haped tor some peaceful Hanoi reaction. SAIGON (UP!)- A Communist broadcast today said the SELECTED FOR TRAIN- Viet Cong would observe a four·day truce against govern· btg - Alrmaa Clalld T, M.. mont forces next month during the Vietnamese lunar new Dermltt, aoa ol Mr. and Mrs. year celebration~. Slraud MeDormftl .of Weal The broadcast, by the Viet Cong "Liberation Radio" Columbia, W. Va,, ila1 beea heard In Saigon, said the Communists would not attack selected to a traillfDJ acbool "the puppet armed forces and government" between Jan. WINS MEDAL _ Colonel Will iam K Kincaid (r!gbt\;''' ::u:;rc;ftc=:na:;;,ap:: ~~4. The period covers Tet, the lunar new year in Vtel son of Mrs. John w. Ktnca~d of 344 N Fourlh St., Middle< ' He is a lfiiZ !11'8doate of WaThe truce offer was authorized by the National Libera· port, recetves the Legion of Merit, one of.. • thi8 natiop.',J h1gh(>st peal'e~-:me decorations, dunng his r~,rement cereltama Hlgb ICilool. tion Front, political arm of the Viet Cong and the body monies at Headquarters, Space Systems Division (SSD). which proposed a 12·hour Chriatmas ceaae-ftre. The U.S. Los Angeles, from Major General Ben 1. Funk, commandar, and Vietnamese military commands extended the period to SSD. _ ( U 5 Air Force Photo I. 30 houra over the holiday, (,; The broadcast left open the Cong. possibility tllat the Communi.!ls A Communist hallalionwould continue flghllng Ameri· about 500 men-tried lwt'-"! to . can Australian South Korean overrun the Bu Prang outpost, :¥ and'' New ~alond troops, 1110 miles n~rtb of Saigon in allowmg the V1etnamese to mountains stx mUes from the • . observe their national holiday. Cambodian border. Colonel William K Kincaid, son of Mrs John W. ~~ · ~0 omdentilled peraona on 8 Traditfonal Holiday " Fr , b d caid of 344 N. Fourth St., Middleport. has received the ~..... party telephone line were The period from midnight The .~beration ont roa · gion of Merit, one of this nation's highest peacetime deco~ ~ reported to have refused te Jan. 19 to mldnight Jan. 23 is a cast 181 : at ions, during his retirement ceremonies at Headquarter' '·. yield tbe servtc~ to the ~er time when Vietnamese families "Soldiers, o!firers and per- Space Systems Diviston (SSD 1 -~ of • boma that was hommg traditionally get together lor sonnel of the puppet govern- Los Angeles. al the llniverc.~ly of Cbica(o. down nea.r Apple Greve Mon- the biggest holiday of the year. meot who return to their native Colonel Kinca1d was award- 1 Dunng World War II, ~ day mormng. The broadcast was heard vlllages lor the Tet lesltvals ed the m•dal a! SSD for out- serV'd m llaly. flying 22 co'!l![ Complete dealrucUoa ol I afl<r dark, 11 the pause In U:S. musl comply with tile practical standing servie< to !he u s a< \ bal m<Ss rons He is also a ve "f five-room structure owne1 and air strikes agBinst Commurust regulatiOOB set forth by Ute commander vf the 6594th Aero- eran of the Korean War. Cot~ oecupled by the Leo Taylor North Viet Nam enl<red its SOUth Viet Nam UIJe,ratlon space Test Wmg at Sunnyvale. : el Kmca 1d is a command P~! family,! aApboulel onGe mile oortb- filth day. armed forces command. ' Calif This marks the second •with more lhan 4,5110 fiylf1C , east 0 P tove, Wll r• It also came after mJlitary time ·he has earned this medal \ hours. ported by Racine firemen. ok 08 men anoounced that "Replalloos" not Clear . '•clud!r,i F' 'd Mr T 1 •p It did not spell 1 the The colonel, who has more HIS other de•·oraltons u wen':"~e':wsa~me ~! 1 :Jgf,_ govOJ'JUII1!nt troopa, outoi!D>- "n&uiallons" or say ::::W tile tllan 'll years service, was spe- lhe Distmguislled FlytDg bor to turn Ill'-" ~1!1 .IIIII._J]. herod i to I, repulsed kstwo 'Red guerrillas meant to enforre cia! assistant to the command-~ Arr Medal w<lh l~ee oak. leled il was t5 ·to~ :!II 'mrnutes :"~;.. ~~ them. er of SSD prior to his relir•> l'iuslero •nd tbe A..- '"'"'l!.Y. before be was able to ae<ure . The broadcast apparently mont. slandmg Unrt Award. • tile line. border, ld1ling at least 10 Viel was beamed only to the Saigon A l!'adual< of Middleporl Colonel Kincaid and h~ .Ua, ~ The Racine department wfth region it was oot heerd by Htgh school, the colonel attend- the former Mar)one L. Brow• • 10 men mponcllng to Ott <aU monitors in Tokyo and other ed Ohto Universtty received his of Mtddleporl, wtll make !hell, Immediately after they were Far Easlern listening posts. B S.E. degree and commisston home m Phrlade!phia w~ ~ta-il sommoned, battled to save The Bu Prang attack began upon graduation from the U S. is employed by General Ele& , lOme of tho structure, but the shortly after midnight. I Mililary Academy, and_ sludioo tr<r Compa~y. :· House Lost To Fire in APpIeGrove c }one}K•lOCal•d • Awarded ' 0 IS Hlg • h peacellme • Decoration·.1. • eo::""O: I 11111 I~ llf~ GRIMSBY, ENG, _ CALM OLD TREE - Allee Faye Scarberry, 4 year-old daughter seas permitting divers hoped , of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scarberry of R. D. Racme, holds a to reach 80 oii drilling rig gift from Santa that had been under an artificial Christwhich sank Monday In tile north mas tree believed to be 100 years old this year. The tree, sea wltlt 32 men aboard. Early with a woad t~unk and wire llmba wrapped decoratively In toda on1 19 men were known green, was g1ven to Mrs. Scarberry when a child by a to h!w ~lv•d friend of the family when she lived in East Liverpool. It The divers bad a two • fold was said then the tree was 55 years-old. It stands about task: to see what 11_ anything three-foot htgh, - Sentinel Photo. - could be oalvaged from the multi • million dollar platform and to determlna why two of the rig's 10 hydraulic legs • • • • buckled, plunsing In Into 80 feet of water 42 miles east of here. Jury PonderS 40 MI.DUleS' Bfl ngs I n GmltyVerdicts SYDNEY (UPI) - YOUNGaters Joha Newcombe and Tony Rocha '""' Aultnlfa her 20th Davis Cup today with a COO· vlnclng &-3, 4-6, 7-5, 8-2 bumfllatlon of Spabo'a Manuel Santana and Jooe Lull Arilla. 'lba victory In tile dooblq by Newcombe, 21, and 1\ochf., 20, In their ftret cbaUqo rttllld appearance gave the boa I nation a S.O lead .In tile besl· offive aeries. In smgles play on Monday, Auaale Roy Emora8ll ~ JUID Gisbert ln three Hll and Fred Stolle of Au. lralla ~lllfed a .mallft]tice.nt comebtck to nip Santana 111 live. The cloaJnri two sJnslOI matcbeo Wedesday were there. fore redUced to tiblbltlonll with no preaure ~ lfley caMCJI alleol' the outcome. A jury deliberated only 40 minutes Monday afternoon before returning a. guilty verdict against Pierce Case, 50, Pomeroy, on two cnmlnal charges. The defendant was sentenced to the Ohio Slate penitentiary for consecutive terms of 1-5 years for assault with a deadly weapon and 1-3 years ••• charge of carrying. concealed weapon by Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judse John C. Bacon. Case bad been lll'l'l!sted by Testimony in the case conPOmeroy follceman Henry Wer- eluded before ROOI and after ry $eptemher 211 following an closing arguments by Prasecuautomobile wreck on Butl<mut- tor Bernard V· Fultz and Allorav. 'lba defendant allegedly pull- ney Wlllfam H. Sowers, counsel ed a homemade .410 .callb~e for the defendant, Judge Bacon pistol out from under his shirt charged the jury. whlle OIII'Oille to JaU •ad the About 2:30 p.m., the (Uilty weapon diRcbarsed alter a slrug- verdict was rebtmed. Rfe. Olllcer Werry told the Jury Foreman 10as Joan H. court a slue from tba sun went Wolfe and other members were tbroogh the glove compartment Kathleen Fink, Homer F.. Coopof the pollee erulser. ler, Lllllan Triplett, Earl Dill, Caae, testifying Ia his owniDeaa Blackwood, Reracbel defense, told the .coon he could Roush, Clyde Scragg, Wavie net feCaU any atruule over the Circle, H. N. Wolfe, Gene Yost weapon, Cue eabl he had been and Ralph McCumber. I ~ ~ lligbt of the eg · log~: :nd w~' mflaiDa f9r Pl'eaidep! J!ll!nson Ofl1cer Werry Donald Spires arriY~ lt..tll]llll toDlPito be- Frank Sisson,~ Edward rue: TOII:YO - VICE PRESI· :'. . 011 dent Hubert H. liumplny, hJa llrtt major tlipiomaUc r sa::Qalnal lt!J'trJtc ·: ::..t : e aU wllneSB8S for the state. .:WI)' -poaalblt ~ Spires was bo the vlclnlty of . the M~MI par111nc 1o1 J: when the slnlqle over the fUll _.~:.... 11.. ·day tlrllpted and was the flret per. '"""' ' " ' ! - " pan, 4lle 1Gb al the scene. Sluoa, who Pblllpplues, F-, IIIII lives near the parldnrl le~ told 8oulb Korea, admflt«<lJ Ia 811- If~ 1be abo1 and Fife fli'Oitllll, SAIGON (UP I I - 1 WORLD PERSONAL SOLID STATE* TV ' an~' D=~~~ ~~~· :;:~ of Colum- Pearl Hoffman, Lula Russ~ll, far longer than tubes. NewVistal3,iiOO·v~l\~"~~~~:~~~~~ , bus were holid~~ls ~1~ek:~~ ~~;o~!e D~~~:keySy~;;~ Bye~- , hl~h-level perfor;•:~--;,~~~ ~~~!.~~~:;,~. p:HF and UHF • .. Ill 0 ;:::~;~:~"[."~a~~" pu~~~l'hm ~~~~:."M~e:~~ndM~~ ~~I :%~~:~~ ~;ss B~~;:~c~~n ~~:·v~~::~.".e~.~oc:~:~!~. ~:·~~~:';~'~i~~~s."big In •II; lur the bap ~~er~rsAu~il~,:':!hi~:I~f c~l•-: ~rs. dJam~s R~~~.~~' i• Hd;~: ~is s~renl:, Mr and Mrs ~rated h~r brrthday wit~i:l::-. \ tr:~; ~ s J~ president m: L~~~~d~nd g~::i;y ~I Mrs NEW at Wm[Wffi u 0 January 20-24 'Tet' Offers New Respite in Asian War Christmas Slaughter may Be Repeated this Weekend ImpressJVe Candlelight • H /d TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, i965 mmunists The youns people wenl Debbie Gru caroling following the servtce the World" tbe and to the church for i POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ' ~~is:'~s 'e:;.:~t ~~s~~~on(:i~~d::':~li~~m';"~n~~~ ""~,~~~·Mrs. R.;;,.rt ~~~~ ~~~'!tt::::'~'Get A~~.:i. :'.\.: ,?Jhrlslmas In JaPan" by' refreshments. The mormng ;oH , Flock ,. , odtSl Churches. !b trgh Pa with their son and Becky Harris, Lee Hall, C_andy I Jr. and daughter; b~ mother ed" game diMer was served ''H(' Shall Fee . h lsby Hand~\. Keilh Mor~an. ~ fre,;hman l r~milY' M;. and Mrs. James ' Proffttt, Molly_ FiSher, uene I are the guestsW o and ar~ to the ~mbers and &heir !rom the Messm rest Bachtel. ' at Ohto Umverstt_Y· ~puke on I L\ovd and children. IKntghting,. Gail Evans, Mik~ ~r;;·. Rob~rt arn~t Veterans families. • as sung by For T h e]the place Heath Church had I . d M Raymond Dav-I warner, Dtane Jones, Paul Da vlSittng hiS rather! A Christmas program was Jr. Mt Umon ('...ollege.. bv \ layed m his \lfe. H~ pomted to I. Mr. an ~~hn and Tom of vid Schultz, Greg Johnson, Bra- Memorial Hosptta. Big er· esented by Mrs. Andrew • f nmerov World .. was pre'Sellted Wed- and Jill Beaver. Elblnny. aQd Mrs. Rollin Bearba nesda' ~enlng at the Middle- The prosram Included aev.,: The call from the manser !e~ Mri Friday In Thurston and portl':t.urch of Christ sponsor· a! cs,rol num':~ ':;.!:,. IJI. lured the llf&.slztd fi&Ul'eS of =I • • • ~~~~ 0~::~:~ ~~n:~~~~y R~:;: ~~ ~;.r~1~~s2. ;i~:~;~~ ·~~d \~~iu:~;. ;:.~m~~.~ak:: ;~ ~;~nr!~~= ~=: ~~::·h:O:~ Ml= H~dby :scs !~=~~!eaN::.~~ a~:..'!:~:fd,.n~~~Fi ~;:d~~ryw~~:~~~~~!~:r:~~~i ~r.~~.d c~~p~:em;~~~~: :~:~:: ~{~~:~~=~~~~£I~·s;E~ :~~ :K~~~~·e:::;~~~~~:~l ~~;, Be~:~ At Letart Falls :~:~~~~~::•. ~ ~~! r.:;~s ~~!~~~n: ~· ~~n a~d , othe~cn~edl ~inor N~n-: ~~ ~la~lr·~Chrlst- c~. "r~ 'o~m J os~avla" H~ath ~ ~~ ~aso: Letart ,?J u~ returned lege by I Schoo "· Junior,SeniorY~hGro~ps ;::.:~:~1;.~ Sponsor Candlel1ght Jackie HaWley: a vocat duet, . ScottServ1ce playing the orsan • n d "0 Holy N1gllt" by Jackie Haw· An lmpres5i~ Ouistmas ~ chime accomp8Dlment Candle- ley and Debbie Grueser; "Christ :~ ''~\liUI~·i~ound Tb: lighters were Ricky . Triplett mas bo SWIIden" by Kathy M.. M{1111 · 1Y About . The Racine Elementary School Christmas assembly profor Colleg\::' sOndra Simpson, Mra. w. JC. Wllaon of Rennse- gram Thursday moming at the part Business School: Tom laer, N. Y. is visiting her sis- acbool was opened with : • ser- o u State University; ter, Mr. and Mra. Glenn Lam- Pledge of AUegtance tt the ag dur- Rall, ~ent be and Slephen bert and other relatives m led by the fourth grade mem· at Enr tham rs, I Pomeroy and Middleport. hers of Den 3' CUb Scouts. Co•ts. ' .... M and Mrs wnuam Slater Giving recitations from the an , Student :•:: that their daugb- first grade were Herbert Ervin, llymll, •• ' ' ' ' ' ' 011 I' 'ih < \ ~ken REMAINS CRITICAL Mrs. Earl (Carrie) Rumfteld of Westerville Road, Columbus, who suffered a heart allaok a week ago, remains In critical condHlon at Riverside bollpital Ia Columbus. Mrs. Rumfleld bad lived In the LanpYllle vlcinlty. "!'' SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - A powerful storm with winds approaching 1110 miles an hour A joint meeting of the Middleslammed through the Pacific port and Pomeroy Chambers o1 Northwest &lain today, brmg Commerce proposed by the blizzard conditions, power fall- Community Improvement Corures and fears of a repetition of poration has received full suplast year's Cbristmaa week port of tile Pomeroy Chamber. diS"aster. The meeting is planned for Wtnds up Ia 120 miles ao hour Monday, January lO, at noon roared across Washlnston, Ore- in the Grace Episcopal Church gon and Icllbo Monday a,.. parish house. It wlll follow a dumped heavy ratn and ~ soup-and-S'andwich buffet servon dozens of commumties, ed by Buwers' restaurant. virtually isolating many. Blll Otild8 C 1 C 'dent Rivers and streams were ' . . ~. presl ' bl to ha dl the extra told the Pomeroy chamber Mon:n,.e far there day, above Bailey's was no Immediate floodln restaurant, Harmony and CO' da er But the US Weath! operalion in advancing the Bu!.~ Issued a . ~ bullelln prosperity of Meigs County can warning that tlt~aln •torm bt well served by holding such was now heading toward meetings periodically." California and a second atorm Childs, who will chair the was moving into the already meeting In cooperation witll soaked oortllern states. Middleport Chlmtber President Grocery store clerta ill the Jack Welsh and Pomeroy Chamtiny community of Sllelton, Wash., reported a brisk bosiness Ia candles and kerosene IS flO lamps as area residents &eared for another possibla disaster. Ho~ :r~lpitation PLAN SERVICB Watch Night services are being held •t the New Lower Ught church on the Rarrlsonville road, Route 14!, Special lingtng and guest speakers are betDg featurecL Everyone fJ weicome. C of C to Seek Harmony~(rft ~nd meelln~. Left' l T • Seeking Hanoi Jdea 0£peace AIJXIIJARV TO MEEI' The Ladles klxUlary of the Veteralll MI!Diorlal Hospital will have I special meeting Wednesday December 211 in the bos- NEW RAVEN, CoDII. (UPI) pllal cafterfa at 2 p. m. Both - Slaughton Lynd ol Yale Uniold and new membere are urc- venity, a leadlns critie ol U. ed to atteod. S. lnvolvament In the Viet Nam .. her President Jack Carsey, will held wi lh regularity, a~1 meet wtlb tile two prestdets <ng between the two loWIII!. 'il January 4 bt plan an agenda in other busmess, the focusing on proJects of mutual ro) Chamber voled to send inl<rest. m lo the fam1ly of tile "We have not determined the Paul Carnahan, who dle4 response of all the members of day . our Middleport group," slated The Pomeroy Welsh, ''but 1 know they will Coonlyl Fact be actively behind such a )oint der preparalton by the effort to deal with county·w,de Umverstty lnstttule for problems." a! Development wtll be. Junior Chamber of Com-Iand ready for dtStrtbotioll merce members have been 111:- Monday, accordmg to . . hatrman Rev Rtck c Delmar . • . ' that he Will travel to lul~_'llch_ IOIDt _meetings_ Wtll_ bel ton D c January 5 to for, allocation of ,.;,,e"ll ad dollars under th• 1tc Opportomty Act to a comple!< work-up on prowls mentmg atd from source. such as roads, diSposal, a restored COUJrlbq and o new Pomeroy Present, in addition to Do you have an idea on what bove, were Richard the new consolidated high Bill Grueser, Bill llo•mie, school to serve Northwesl<rn, Blaettnar, Ted Reed, Bedford Salisbury Pomeroy cobs Fred l'row and and Middleport sho~ld be nam- Gru;ser. ' ed, Se I . rest' g sugge ver~ m1e m slions, 7'~ Z5 :rds or l~sf 1 ~ suppor • ave ". re~etve 0 ;:m~ Tie :enun:l s mvt~1orwar sue names Y1 <Me~gs :~::· a~:d :!~;m~t~es::,~: Fifty • nine pinta of blood were received from 77 penons who offered themselves as donon Monday when the bJooc1nu>. bile came to Mel&• county. Operating In the Pomeroy elelllenfarJ school Mulberry..v, the bleocfmobll~ took 44 pinta u raptKemenla. GUf Guinther became a four p11oa donor, Enna Smith, three pllor., Robert Llndatammtr, !wo P11oD, •and Nellie Moore IIIII ·Heary 11abr one pUon.do- ..,. ' ~ ' llllelldlbf 11ft Drs, Edmund Bulrfmu, les Mullen, I. R. Ray Heaton, R. R. PlcDu and J. J. Davia. Nunet llllllfDI were F1o · Martin, Collbts, laabel Wlibnuia ind Fran· ces llrewlnltDa. Ladles ol .the v... .,.. llemM"lal boapllal. ·•!xnlley ..,-q the canteen· Witt Wpda t.IIY, Lou)le 8e4lrila, . ~ ~ on, Ruth 'l'uCbr Inti·..Beullb llratlford• .~i, 1!1111! .: wu .~ f*1wmed;!li·. - 'M_ Ill· ry N.Me, M;~'*_lea fla3n, . . . ~~ ~ '1 '. ' ' rw · :~~):.: SCh00}NaJDe Afe ACCeptabJe is room for more. Hanoi 00 1 It · The new school hoard Is schIn aimed eduled to_ meetJanuary 3, lillill. "the other stde'a approach to One of tis ftrsl dottes followHamm, Clara Mclntyrt, Mar- peace." organization will be to selha Mayer, Pbyllls Eqllab, No- Mn. Alice Lynd, wile ef the !eel a name. for the new consoll· om! Lciatlon, Pbyllls Mclalyre, 311-year-old assocfate professor dated dlstrtct. The for Eclwlna Scolt, Beulah Slrauu, of blltory, lllld Monday Dlght the new high schOOl likely will Lilla Hampton, and Martha her btllband and Dr. ll«berr derive from lt. lloae. Aptbeker, I leadfDa CammU· l.oldllll and tlllloadln& wu nisi wrlb!r, and Tbomu Hay· TO ISSUE REPORT perf(l'lllod by Ver11011 NaN. C. den. GrJII1iur of a ltllllll 1111- Reger Clond, Auditor of Slate, E. Blakeslee, Mike Davis, Dick dent group, left Dec. II for the wfJ: release the latest report of DavfJ and Jock Hagy. Commaallt North Viel Nam the audit and examinatioa of 'lbe Melp County Red eapltal. Pomeroy SchOOl Dfslrlet Ll· chapter alended itt llfiiii"!C» Tiley art due back aomelflne bra., on Dec. 211. 'lba l'4!potlll tlon to the ..._, adtool Ill JiJi!lll? IIIII !aee polllb1e are open 1o pubUc fnllpeelicll liOaM . t SapL diaries Glblll ledenl !ll'i*AIIfoa Itt 11111kJDc A copy of this report may bll 11111f llllldlliol and 10 tile Qll tirtP wllilout Slate Dlpaft- - a1 the olllct of the Bo.rd •(oaaii•H • . Pill I) a.! liPPmiL - a- Ca~aday More Ideas on ::i·:'u..!wens~":.~!:,~~!; n;;e~ 59 p l•nts 01 Bl00d fJ1 k .l a en :a ~t ::'art!= a.ar. l o g ~urn, IIIJj_ce ~ publle !map, flew ~ be bad been ahown lniO Toti'o lilttrlllllolll Air' lilt weapon by Cue. port aboard Ilia Prel~'l flll8' . ~ da1 jelllllf WU IIIII· by Japm. IH;illoiPITAL ... and U.S. ofllcllla llleludJic W B ~ 111c1t II a Prime lliDIIIIr Jluku.fletlllllll m.ilcal ~ af Hoir.er fa. aan. -.ulm.d Ill pill I) jiiiiL He II ia r-. SIL · Pliji!Ws r.•. \~ , . homem. =~~~~=~:ief~~lr:~~~~~: aa1d no estimate of losses bas been made. The fire reportedly ot.rted !~om an overheated stove In the kitchen. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor have lwo children at home, PallIa and Sandre, both lludenta at Sauthem Hlsh ac~L Meanwhile, the Racme E - R unit waa summoned ot 11 a.m. Y.•terday lor Mrs. Paul lllU, Letart Falls, w'be ill She was. to Metaa General hospttal b~ the squad for medlcal attention. The equad also answered calls over the weekend for Roscoe Cozart Sharon Road who was transPorted to hospllal and for Ann Healey R. D., Racine taken to Me!g~ General. Both were reported medical patients. Storm Keeps Return Date InNorthwest ~me ~id~lf:'"! PPio:~lk:e~tl:~i 1 1 ey s dl ~~s~~~~ng F~~a;i of . hl m~t was reported to at 10:311 p.m. Monday residenco of Mr. and James Euler, 246 N. had been broen into proximately $40 in A lock was prind door to gain entt). house pollee said. ' .,.,. • .. .,... C....U, 1'*, hlr M'IM, lMr Millay ll&ftalfac ... .. "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 27, 1965 bryant carnahan halfhill kohl perry stobart white