https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b86bdf3128c44a11da85b89b0de1896b.pdf 100a1616604d190dcb79b93f6f9e3f11 PDF Text Text - •··· .. y·-- _.,,. ______-..:. .::;.:::_ -~. I. •• "I 12-DaD:r Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o, Nov. 29 1961 11 - - · - - - - - - . ~.v..l Bereans · r.u,.. · ' tlameOfficers •- N y ,.._- eW ear ,., Around And Abou t Midclleoort Family Dinner Was Held In MitU!leport A fam ily dinner was held last i Sunday at, the home of Mr and I I New officers · ~--for ed the romlng ,._,- were e~d Tuesday eveDtMi' by the Loyal Bereans Class of th Middleport Chutch of Christ in a short business meeting following a turkey din· ner at· the M art"lD .._........,.taurant. n.,., BY MIBS PIII!:DDIB Mrs. Dale BOUDAIIII!L'l' · Barnhart in Middle· r' port .which celebrated their 36th Rev. and Mrs. Clyde J. Bartweddmg anniversary , the birth- let and children James Martha day of their son, Ernesl, and the ,and Rebecca the ' Thanbbirthdays of two of their grand- giving holidays with their son-insons, Greg Kenneth Barn- Ilaw and daughter Mr and Mrs hart · sons of Mr. and Mrs Ron- Arthur Ford at Baltimore ' · Route.· · ·Mro. Childs, ot•tgoing ald Barnhart . I Other dinner'gUeSts · at the Fords ~.s,dent, P~ O"Yer the meet- Attending were thf' hnnored for Thanksgiving day were the . mg aod ofhcefl elected we r e ones. Ronald Barnhart , and dau· ' Bartletls' son aod family, Mr. R1ce , program, Mrs. Allensworth; 1i hter. Kathy. Visiti ng with 1 h e and Mrs. Eugene Bartlett of Mrs. Edgar Allnsworth. v i c during the aft ernoon were ' Hebron. Before returning borne president. George Meinhart. sec- Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd Huffman Rev. and Mrs. Bartlett and lam· ond VIce president; Mrs. George and daughter o! Chester. · lly visited in Newark with Mn. Mowei'Y,, aecretary; Mrs. Claude Bartletl's niece and brother and Ashley , secretary, and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Eu loin. Childs .. . treasurer. gene Emerich and Mr. and Mrs. Plans for annual ChristOscar Sines. mas party to be held Decem· Mrs. Marie Stiner Is employed bet 12 at the .church were disas the manager of the Sclmei· ..,..00. The group decided to OUr U $ der's Antique Shop oo Main ~t 1 1 ~ nd Marth~ 1 I Wide-Awake 4-H Club Closes Membership Roll '!be Wide-Awake f.H cl.m met ~~lr the homo o1 ~o.~~ot:nda_:_~M ~-. iBa atDiane · M~ Comas. cathy Russell, ~t in charge when prerta ' was eD by the : : ; andwere glv. er and gi Is treasurnew corned into the cl b r were wl· '!bey were Toney Shelia Toney, Joeephine Toney ' Mary · fiv~ B~· Jo Hindy aDd Sharon S.:, Bin· dy. MI$1 McComas the eed the Jriembership 10 ed. ro c During the meet.in the girls worked 011 pin eulfl..' and refreShments by Myrta Wil8011 to tboae ed tloned above ar.:1 RQbb ll¥lll· Ord, Betty Rae Bill.. n and April Mood and y WUson and L. W. Middleport Cuh Pack, 244 met Slreet in Pomeroy. as who were guests. Monday evening at the r i r 9 t Mr. and Mn. Bill Darst and Tbe next meeting will be held United Presbyterian Church with ' chikk'en , Jeffrey and Decenrbet 30 with Robbie Jean approximately 75 clubs and par- L;ron returned to their home Ord and She11a Toney as host· ents attending. John i rawsrzyn, Luna after spending '1llanks!!lv·[ was in charge of ....e ing with Mr. and Mn. D f~mlly ~s1.stant :ift w':e ~ M agic Show Was p resented By D F C b ~he1r ~ve~~:: lUI~ lhe ( II ~ ~ ~nno: ~· en exchange .for MJ'S. ~hllds Nfretbmtslt 0 owmg committees, - . aBob C t ' . Mr. Min?' MEIGS THEATRE - P•ID:!!,:!T~:DAY ~once! ~hlldren, - ''ftt!: ~ o-• ~~.!"J:.."r'" THE . PRICE DEFIEs . C0MPAR IS 0N.I ~ =:· =,: , "::"'en . .. tonal oraaa hu 10 much and coeta 10 Uttle ~OMPLETE MAGIC MUSIC LIBRA . :Wattu.a, Classict J•· b RY Hymno, Polkas, ' - - everyt ingf ·. .. .... .,...one Prow. It to rour..tr _ wru... _ now ·tor • free ltomt d._tretlen. I ~~.;~::.~•=:;t:~ LATilt-USI DUR I· IIII!OIT PLAN - -- . right sport ohlrts, ps •nd 2.95 Give Him · A Sweater Tops on many a man's Christmas " wish list" Js a sweater! You can be doubly i ure of pl_easing your man if you eboose his Hweater here! We hav,e au the good-looklnl styles in sJipovers and cardJgans that men lilte. COSTUME JEWELRY Fashion 1.,..1~ ll 1 leml· nine favorite - and It's e~ay to find the ·very &Ill abe wantl, here. 1.00 ond 2·00. 'fRAY TABLE SETS Beautiful HANKIES Wh i I e bacllaround with colorful rose design. 4 tables ill • ·set, . There's something so ftmhl· lne about our 1dat:nly hank· les-and they ~~take such wonderful remembrances such appreciated extra gift~ too. 8.88 ·'·. Final Plaru Made For PT.4 Bake Sale l ib..,.. of Mn. Rlohard VaughaD and attendlnJ wort Joho Nil Richard Batley, Mra. John er, IJI!I Mro. Harold Kaulf. eon. trlbutlo"" ""' beinJ aollclted membo~• and are welcomed . anyona who would like to PTA. Mernben ol the """" mltteo may be contaclad lor k llrvi<e. pic • BU: With oeasonol floral d"' ol1na. Traya are beautiful· 11 decorated with S!>rinl, erovHie, Onlorlo, Canada vlslited . Theoday with Mro. Norman Callum.loin. Minnie Divis 111111 Sarah Philllpo were viAitoro . Parlreroblll'll, W. VL lollso Mary Wll. George er and Michael and Jeffrey returned to thalr borneo In lumbuo saturday alter ope~ldiDJI[B with Mr. and M,.. • J· Mro. J. Hlll and dau~blora, aDd Mro. Janet Goooh In Parkerabora, W, Va., Suml!ler ~ Winter and Fall llowers. Rich wood flnloh· eel badtfJ'OUDd. 1.50 SHADOW BOXES Cherry wood wha.t • not ahelves. NatUral ·1inish. Gracefully deoitned. Fut Frli!J1. Tt..-, Cynthia, 8loan ond Gooeh I[IOIII tho -kend:!D with tllelr llfaJIIiparolllo. Mro. Kt,rl' Gooch. Eillllf wind.. ot metal hanrer. on back. Ideal lor I}Jurlnea, omtll ~IM!hlnt . lllllt'll ARNOlJN~ Mr. and Mro. Gone S I m m IMery. Dlil1no llemlloyl are nounc.ng ~ birth ol a a lb. , oz. daughter, Nov. 11th at ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;=i;;;;;o;;--.lcarmel boopllllin Columbuo. Sbe lo named Dutra Jo 111111 ·M.n's & Boys' K. GJondP.- Yues, etc. To WMr ' ::,!dro ~:.~~tad day with Mia Thtlm.l "' "'"· Albert Woodard and . Eleanor IIGbloD. at Holzer pllll. . SERVING TRAYS 1.25 For A 1 Boy's Christmas IIIIISI ... SCHOOL TROUSIIIS POilabed cotton• - .~n\ed cottons ln. Iiiii J ~ B llld lr to 11 $295 11 •• H ..OYI WHITI DRUI IHJIIT ..... . . ' · .. .. ~ e to ·l• ...:: li)Q~ Weoll ~n wear · . Permuent iill'l •-··· ·· -- ..... · , .... -..• , $US · 81¥1- HIM .Aooi!V IW..,.'I'IR ~~a·to" ~~ or I eoat ity!, from thlo fine "-up. - · Uld 8.~1o 18 ~. " Hl'tL LIKII .IOCKil' ........ _..... $US to $US IKn ..,h ooc!ol'sc;;.• ~bond Ioney ~tie,..' lljJort &ooa. a ta u Could Dwarf Give A BOSTON ROCKER 1.50 1.75 Fine seasoned wo'ods. Kar "'sistant finishes . Black and Ivory, ALUMINUM CAKE SAVERS . ·' Hlibly P•1llsll.li oluml· num mo' oovtll with blaek bakelite knob ·Qid heavy 1laoo plat.. 1.19 ,"" ..., .,. F RUGBY . JACKETS . ' $499·95 'FURNITURE . ' man by givlnl him ona or more of these fashion - 1.. 00 10c .. l Aaym0nd Barbrecht and .__ _ _ __ McCallum. · Mn. Charloo Gioeclmer of 11•••-11! r------- -------- .,--, e ":·throated concert hall tone• of a eomplete . . . . . . ' D~- d maj estic pow•r and beauty to the slmpleot _ ._,, .jult~t of all - anyone caa P1ay songe in aeoondl , .... iN by prosol111J the lettered chord bu~ ·;rour ~I ered ke!' that cnrr..pond with thooe In lao magic Mu.,. book. BIG in beauly - the timettoor~ ot thia tJ'atefUI organ will harmonize- with the III'O(MI' any room. BIG in nlue - no other ~bt&, full..cal~ scene . for your favorite UMBRELLA She'll look even prettier in the rain, when Simla's gift is a new umbrella fashionable so practical J Brighten the Cbrlatmas She Wdl Like A New an~ri~~M;· =gtonll<,bret:ht Mnl. 11 r1na1 p1ono ,..... made ........ onUil w1111 Mr. and Nn. E. evanlng by .tbo budget and HOI. . IIfuiimce oommtttee ot the Mro. E. J. run and Mn~·;ruti PI'A for tho bake oolo thlJ , Gooeb. and daUihtero, '-1 saturday at the Cl'OII Hardware! 81111111 and JuU left teday lor o 1~ keyboord • 72 boss chordo Trum t c 11 Store. II with .nlall'ltl ill .Columbul. ..,.....oa, Violin, Horn, Flute voiee tabl 13 pe ' e o, Pldtl o&.p....Jon pedoJ • liOie foot '!be meetlnJ wu held at the Mro. HollD Bearha vlllted~.,..·- · ~ t. 1"'). LIW!lii<O Norm~n Walker, Rov. 111111 Mrs. Donald Boone WIN In Columbu when Rev. Boone atondad meolinJ ol tho LonJ PIBlDilng Committee of the Bar,llll Convention. D"''lel Lee Malik. oon of and Mra. A. D. Malik and VanCooney, 1011 o1 Mr. II M". Pearl VanCoonoy loll for San Diego, whore tltay will receive t b o 1 bulo training In the u. s. lneo. Both boy, lfaduated MilS thlo paot May. -employed at Evans aDd D tal an at KroJer'o at timl ol thelr ~ ORCOA CONCERT CHORALTONE a~d A CDLORPUL 81FT bollda1 weekend gueolo of alter opendlng ll)e weekend with Mrs. onto, Mr. 111111 Mro. aDd lamUy returned to their home Troy, Sunday, lllter 1pendlng tbe weekeod with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard VanMeter Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Fish" ol Pa~ersburr. W. Va. spent the hohday weekend wtlh their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Muon Fisher aDd Mr. and Mrs. Ed Arnold. . Owen WMoon of Cheylon waa lh, Thanksgiving guest ol Mr. anCI Mro. Muon Flshar and lamHy · · Mr. and Mra. MHton Roush and oon, Gregg apent the holiday end at Apple Grove with Mr llltd Mrs. Dale Roush ~ 'oon ' Mr. Mra. Patrick Qubm and children and L&:ry G erl of Columbus were holiday ':.kend guesto of their parents . and Mrs. Karl Grueser and· Bob-by. Mro. Ellie Mossman returlled home Saturday alter 8 -k'l vlott with relatlvei In Newark · Mr. and Mn. Ralph Butch•r and grandson, Richard of Rut· land were recent •• m•eolo o1 Mr and Mrs. Harry Koloer, Mlnoro-. ville. Mrs. Stella Gruem and Mra. Brodlord Maag and daughter, Myrna spent . saturday In Pl. 81 I Pie t W V1 ~th ' •• a8Bn ' . Mr. 'd Mrs. Elmer Grueoer. Mr. and Mn. Paul Werry, and famlly ol Dayton - • Thanbsivlng guesto of their parenlo Mr. C. J, Werry and Mro. aDd AlmaMro. Kitchen. Mrs. Maxine Arnold and daughler, Snsanna wore Sunday dinner gueolo of Mrs. L. C. Somerville In Pt. Pleasant, w. va. Rutland Honored 9th Championship Team In 13 Years FL:ANNE~ SPORT SHIRTS . . Middleport. 4\ttendlng were Rev. and Mrs a pms we~ awarded . Gardner Mn and Mn All · to new cubo .Jeff Allen Gary El· Paul Smart, VJCO President worth, ~ Mrs. MeKtn~nli- lis, Bill Hensler, Den~• Boggs, ~ Ohio Baptist Convention wall Mr. apd Mrs. Meinhart, Mr. a':i Edward Brown, Nicky Childs, on Cnlumb.. Monday and ThesMrs. Bunce lolr. and Mro K U Smith, Sherman MIU. day of thla week to attend a Mr. and Mra. L. R. Wiiey e.~ Byers, Ricky VanMe~ Board meeting of the cqnnntion. IOD, DIWid. Mr. and Mr• M Mork Vroman, Danny Me· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer F'-"""..;.,~~;;:;..;:;;;;;_:~c~ ~ ~~:~•lll.James Randy Becker, Roger Pick- and daughters, Ruth Wilder th J Joy Roberta were m At h en 1 IIGlaze, Pat Archer,m~lc~ Len;. Thes<lay evening where Mra. SauLarry H<rndon aDd T e r ry er atteoded annual meeting ....,.ro,, Ohio II Herll<lon. the Santh Eastern Ohio S<hool '==~~~----- J an Lo ng wao pretented Board Association whleh h ld Bak TONIOHT & THURSDAY WoU badge and also the 0 01 ; ed : t gh er Center. Mr. Sauer NOT OPIN Arrow Point at !he meetl an ou tero apenl lht dg. with lr~endJ. An art display was held by the A I s o attending tbo cubo and !he group decided to from here were Emeroon Joneo, "TOMBOY AND r;,• Deeember me«lng. MP8. E. 0 . Rail and Goorp Dal· · THI CHAMP" 'Cubble, the attendan"" award, las and from Rulland, Carrol F. (Ttebnicolor) w? WOD by Mn. Riehnrd 011- Pierce, Eugene Holliday and ClndJ Moore, Ben Johnson er s Den for having the most cubs old Grate. ~-White, Chrlotlna Smith and parenlo present. I. E. M!Uer who hu lpl!nt ond Jeu Klri<palrick All tho C•b• who had re- past two weeko in Wlldo, "'r~l•:~:;:..~• cr•lted o nh member received with hlo daughter and 11111111. Mr. ('l'echnlco)or) a rocnJlter'o badge. and Mrs. Carl Vanderhoof and Rhonda Fiem!J>il, Lant Jef. Leo Smtth spoke of the I 1 v ,.I Peggy and FlOyd Pow Wow he recently at· W1led home over the .weekend. friea and DarJo Moreno. -~~~~~~~~~~:--1'1:':·~-:~ In Huntington. Rolresh- He wa• brought home by I h IUN,, MON., :1-4-5 TU.S. Doc-bor \\'Oro aerved by dena led Vanderhoo'· . ~ and S•-'........., a LAST IUNIIT" Mn. Franklin Triplett a 0 d 'Mianksglvlng dinner wu heJd (Technkol«) Heradan. the home ol Mr. and Mra. L. W. Rock Hudaon, Kirk DoUilll McComu and daughter, Dnroth.Y Malone, Jo.seph cot-' Neal aDd Martha Code, Mr. and other gueoto wore Mr. and Mro. ten, CArol Lynley, Nevllle Mrs. u~-rt McElhlnn• M Mont Miller, Mr. and Mra. Brtnd With the ufe huli· '• rs. Miller local and nooo _tllol they onught love Hudoon, Mrs. Erwin, Mra. Mow- strong' of HuUand, ,.... ' • • tiii!J turned the fury of ery, Mra. Erwin Haggerty, Mro. Sharon Joneo, daughter of oadl other I Aohley, Mrt. Betty Cline and aDd Mro. Emeraon Jon .., Childs. dent at ou will he In '=iiiiiiiiiii..iiiiiiiiiioiiiiio-""'ii ·l tomorrow where abe will the State Music Cnnventloo of OMEA. Mlso Joneo lo of the organization. I I I J' Mr. and Mrs. Richard • '69c "' 1·39 Give her something she. needs, something she wants. Practical and useful. ' For Win~'· IAH,R Qlm,IUs ,· MI~ . . ' ·' ~ '·.' ~...,.- en ... r..,.I d.... .,_ ....;.lio&lit• ••• .... ,. .... !If" LOW . . k FrWoy -*1!' .-,.a IW . ....... Pordy . - , • .. . 't ....... ...... ___ ... VOL XIII NO. 191 _j Give much pl~asure Jt little cost, with aprons. Pretty col· ors, tie styles and coverall styles. Give Her Nylon Slips enttne i SINGLE COPY-&! Come in and select your Christmas gifts early . We have our Lay-By System for your convenience. And in the furnilure, appliance, organ and TV departments, use our Sensible Credit Service. ~~v!l;~~~·--=====:...- 11 Mainly About People In Pomeroy &iffil ~;";:..~;~ ::'~: ;as reud by Mrs. Robert Hem- :!,~· :..:ul DO:,~~~~~ W;"" wao ( Tills Wnk.The Store Will Be Open Both Friday and Sat•••day Evenings _ _ _ _....:..__ ~ Jc:~ M ::~ Neal Mn ~ M~s.KC~arence Me· E M:cKini 'and e y, Mrs. 0. ·, ey Mrs. H 0 m er Ice·' program~ Mrt· ul Dorst, Jr. other dinner R'fts which was opened with ~ I~ MnB. Leslie E:;win and Mrs. flag ceremony by Den -4. with Mr. and Mrs. Dant were a r unce : gut exch" nge . Mrs Reg Tygrett (Ruth Mrl. Do y 1e Mille nd M ' A mag1c show was presented · Claude Ashley r a rs. Den 2 unde r d irection of Mrs. lltonl and daughter. Frances Ann Tablea were .decorated in Clyde Ingels, Mrs. .John Koko- and Mrs. _Clara Hamilton of Pt. lng· widl tfle Qlriatmas sekeep· vitch and M-rs. Leo Smith. A Pleasant, W. Va. and Mr. and 111111 the b .010n reading, "A Good Cub Scout" Mn. Dana Hamilton, Mr. and e Make Elberfelds .In Ponleroy Your Yule Shopping Center • .. . Soviet Power arents Glad· . .,.. �·. , • c • • -- Almuae J1 Ullh'Od Ptftl Jnierulloloal Today is lbursday, Nov. 30, 334th day of the year with 31 follow in 1961 The mooo is in its last q"'LI'Iel' l The morning star is Venus. The evening stars are Jupiter Television In Review and Saturn. On I!IIJ.s day in histDry: Take a l~nd tn Sout'heast In 17112, preliminary peace arti- where me<hcal care for the rles ending the American-British ltudes IS rarer· even t~an a Hfv ulutlona'""' ·' war were signed in meal. Take one Amer1can ac- 1 Paris In 1939 _ the Russo-Fmnish War iel Malan, ,.e... igned and was ded b d bt·~an after the Soviet Union Ieee y Johannes Stry om, 1 Treasu~ freasury Stops Selling Silver For First Time Ailing Peggy Lee Won't Finish era crew record some effects the encounter. Result: A film that is inspira· tiona! in terrrn> di of bwhat was The ailing Peggy Lee won't be abI e compllshed ; stur ing, in term3 t t of what remalns to be done. to J?lay the rest of her engage men . a . ---- was neilher t:uying ~or selling silver for the first t1me since the federal government was founded in 1789. Producers are pleased about the prospect of a higher price. Conswners are hopeful it won't so very much higher and that m the long run a free market will By EDWARD COWAN be to their advantage. WASHINGTON rUPn - ThP To assure tbe Treasury o£ a ITr''asury stopped selling silver .supply of silver for llinting new it won't affecl the dimes, quarter<; and half-dollars, of your money· Kennedy directed Treasury SecrePresldtmt Kennedy ordered the tary Douglas Dillon to retire $S . It is part of a package of and $10 federal reserve nole bills \mo,ves desi~d to take the Treas· backed by gold. Silver dollars ury out of silver trading for the have not been minted since 1935 first Ume in hl•tory to to estab- because of a huge backlog. llsh • !roe, ronunodi!Y·type sil· _. _ _ __ m market. WEDDING A rise in the price of silver, NEW YORK lUPil - Metroquoted at 93-M cents an ounce on politan Opera. star Blanche Thetbe London market in re<ent bom and Texas neurosurgoon Dr. is widely expected. bert D'Errleo will be married in The Treasury's sales of silver New York Dec. 10, it was an· 9M121J.& cents, and Its purchases nounced Tuesday. The inarriage 90lO cents, have preventod will be the second for both. \genuino lr...I!Ull'kot llading iD country. ENDS CAPITAL TALKS Koonody said he would ask NEW YORK tUPil-West Gee· Congress to repeal the statutory man Defense Minister Franz requirement that the Treasury Stracss stopped over in New York buy ·an oewly mined domestic all· for a day before heading home offered to it. That, plus cssa· tonight folowing a aeries of conoHered to it. Tbat, ceBBa· ference!l in Washington. The Voice 01 Broadway fully equipped and staffed. confidence in Mix the two by sending the m••cv ship to that sad land. Let 8 YORK ----- no resemblance at aU .to Tracy·~-ls becomirtg a recording star. He's made an album Of Christmas carols that will go on sale throu"hout France the first week in December. ' Basm Street East. Earl Grant was stgn· ed to headline at the club. He comes dif.uiNI to obtam territorial conces-lextreme nationalist. rect from his brief ''walkout engagesiOns from Finland. ment" at the Roundtable-he arrived at In a letter to hotel owner Morris in 1949, th~ Chmese Commu- 1 A thought for the day: that night spot to discover that they'd Lansburgb, Anthony Montague Brown, nisls c...tvtured Chungking, China. Spanish writer Cervantes suddenly switched to a Twist policy, and ersonal aide to Sir Winston Churchill, In r!l54. tbe prime minister of ''There is no sauce in the the Twist band couldn't play his arrange- P.'regrettably" declined an Invitation to the Union of South A[rica, Dan· like hunger... ments . .. Doris Duke's set reports that the great statesman to spend the Win· she's chilling it with Joe Castro, her ter in the Royal Suite at the Deauville long-time beau. T_hey hint he's roman~- Hotel in MianU Beach. There was such a ing a celebrated Jazz canary, and Dons strnng rumor that Churchill might be· in knows all about it . . . The nuttiest nt· a mood for a season In the BUll that the mars keep flying East from Californla, linking Keely Smith with Marlon Bran- mayor's office had gone so far as~ to do, when all the time she's here in Go- work out policing arrangemP,...·~ · · ·Debon ''The tham making no seeret of her love for ble Reynolds' pel-centage ' ,nake her disc tycoon Morris Levy . . . And Louis Pleasure of His Company" · $400,000 richer. (She'll be able to buy Prima's next Keely may well be lovely Harry Karl some diamonds!) ... Mere· Iris Paul. At least he's trying, and she dith Willson's musical project is called doesn't seem too frigid to the ide~. "The Great One." (Jackie Gleason?) Previewers will warn you: don't dati:! After the first three weeks of rU$hes miss the opening credits of "The Inno· on Kim Novak'S "Boys' Night Out." cents." Strangely enough, Deborah James Garner's asking price soared to Kerr's strongest scenes of suffering are $300,000 a pieture. rated ss one of ~~;,.;:;;;;;,;~~~~~;,iiji;;..,iiii;iiii.....iii~iiii.iiii-... shown as the background during the the most importantHe's of the new Holly· titles; you hear the sounds of her heartwood leading men ... Peggy King is sad. rending sobs and murmured prayers. It's Our fftDit flbulol&l Vllue! America's moat femoua rlnas tinct Her 11,200 dachshund, George, is ailing lt:50, auartnteed for full permanent dltmond value in writina by an eerie sensation; of, course the audi· at a local dog hospital and may have to ARTCARVED and by ual Yolll' dlolce of many mil!llficent at'yiiL ence wonders what she's crying about, a~~~~ undergo surgery. (Cheer up, Peggy; it but they won't find out until the very happens to people, too!) ... Metronome, end of the picture ..... Now a book is the jazz magazine, is going out of bus!· coming out with the title "I was Jacque· D k " N th ness for the second time. Several months line Kennedy's ressma er. o, no • ago It folded, but came back with new ing to do with Oleg Cassini; it's a Phila· depth. unmediacy and more se- delphia dressmaker who has decided to financing. This time there doesn't seem rlou!lness to the story by branch- reveal Jackie's taste in clothes a decade to be any fresh money around. Bedroom I= Fieldcrast ing off into the local situation. Long, florid sentences gave Bel- ago. Guests who attended the Pablo Cas-COTTON lamy a battle. He, and the script, Letter from Paris: "Brigitte Bardot, als concert at the White House report were most effective at the conclu· who has mar~ figures in the bank than that the world famous octogenerian has sion, when ,Jell with .mch simple she has lovers on a string, has invested developed the habit of singing alOng in By Fieldcrest lines <~S "~ he will walk. He will a sizeable bundle of francs in a perfume a hi~hly audible counterpart to his cello Rotebud Pattern. Downy Soft. talk . They will be good <luclors." i business that will turn out bottled frag· playing. Of course, this isn't at all unusREG. $2.99 70X)08 ')W .HI Ill The progrum would have ranees bearing her name starting early ual- at least not in jazz circles. Oscar Peachiev£'d a truer dorumentary fla- next year. BB's mama is in charge of the tetson, Slam Stewart, Erroll Garner and $1.99 $2.99 Now . vm·. abandoned the Pollyanna ve· business with almost 50 employes under many others have been distracting lis· neer, ir interviews with patienls her slave-driving wing so far, and mama teners with this habit for years. lty~ ... ( aJtiiiNINtlllt-IIU , .• Supwb and more doct~rs were offered, hopes to persuade her younger daughter, There's a big battle going on be· :"'.JC-ICtllK .............. and if more were tol<l about their Mi~anou, into giving up her not-v~ry thri· tween the publishers of J . D. Salinger's '; ;----~~··------·~ • Dtptndobll trial.~ and tribulatbns. ving screen career and join the family "Franny and Zooey'' and a New York Beau Crest Ptrformance Dialing and Filing: •'Here11y In as \•ice-president of the perfume firm. discount house. The publishers ordered 1 SUPERIOR QUALITY ." 1'uesdny night'" "Bell & Paul Pacini , owner of the famous the discount store to cease and desist Howell Close-up" on ABC·TV, Whiskey-a-Gogo, made a mint introduc- from selling the book at cut-rates, and orf genl'!rallties obout the tng American bowling to the French a the discount place defied the order by I I I By Fleldcrest Illusions being fostered hy Yugo- little over a year ago, but he's not being slashing the book's price even more . .. Lilac, yellow, pink, slavia's revisionist brand of com- ; that lucky with bingo. .• Not everybody is casting to type. Louise PrlcH $3.98 blue. Matching nylon FINE JEWELED WATCHES Bt~.in A& munism. The half-hour brought in The Paris courts have ruled ''Abso- Troy. who is so effective as the sophistlsatin bindina:. Diamond watches, telf·winding wutches, waterproof, inleresting comments by lutely not!" , pointing to the recent bin- cated wife in "A ShOt in the Dark" wlll • guaranteed shock~proteded watches - Elgin ma.kea ~ Malching Yugos1av t:ollege students and re: ·go rumpus in England to back Up their be seen as a pig-tailed teenager in a Wthem aU for that l}lecial someone on yoor ~:itt list. Lid Cover $1.9B fugees . wrapped Its point of vieW 1 ruling. British newspapers and civic or· forthcoming TV commercial. She'll shilJ styled diatinctlvel and priced for whatever you have to around the Issue or continued ganizations took a firm stanii agai11st the for a new cereal .. Cover girl Dodie pend. EllliD can be given proodly and wo1·n with~ ~~....-··Un!tP.d Stat.~s aid to that Kremlinclaiming too many housewives Marshall, missing from the predtctablP pride. Pric& start at $19.96 (plus Federal Tax), ori•nted nation. Since the old is· neglect their family responsibili- gJitter spots of late, can often be found --~ ~--·-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .JIItltllltltlt..........:lrtallltltllltat.: sue wos at the heart of the play it. at La Fontaine, the new restaurant in the Looped I though some viewpoints HJean Gabin- rem ember how he was UN sector, with Ogden Hammond-a $1 HOLDS ANY GIFT IN OUR 1 own legislative and executive j atwavs referred to as '~the Spenr.er Tra· rare species of socialite who prefers ~=~~~~:•, would have sharpened : cy of French movies' although he bore ('IUiet spot=•:.. · _ _ __ ~- ~ ~-- ---~ m I' considerably, Rug a~d Hugh O'Brian, that old squarenight's "Dick "Powell Show" CINCINNATI mPil-tlvestock: higher, sows steady to strong; : In Pastels &: White. Lid Cover Western hero, took on the ~ on NRC·TV. O'Brian went Cattle 600, halves 100, sle~dy; h'!l r~ows and gtlls No 1 Non-akid back. . Assorted colors. 24x45 inches. Court St., Pomeroy of a modern-day scoundrel Ithrough the half-cocked Hitchcock- uverage Lo high choice 1000 .lb. lb 7•35• SIT IS Sp•cl•liY Prlctd At . , st~Ts 26.00, 1036 lh 21\.0[), h1gh 225-2&0 lb 17.00.17.10, 2-3 260>2110 _ 1 , "' "Up Jumped the Devil," Tuesstory m Wyatt s manner: cho1re and pr1me · 1- . lb 26 60 lb tR 75-17 00 around 300 Jb $1.49 lsqt'"re·.i••m< •nd straight as eve!'. c hoir~ IOBHlb 25.50, choice aroundll-3 300-400 lb sows 1!.75-15.00, 2-3 I he did better in the rew 1300 Jb 24.00, standard and low feew 11.00. ~·· 1 scenes In which he was called ·worl 20.()0.23.50; average to hl~hl Sheep 300; steady; Jood and du some orting, for a choic-e around 1100 lb heifers ~UO, 'choice wooled slaughter lambs · BOO lb 24.00, standard and ~ood i unrler 850 lb 20.(1()-23.00, utility and 14 00-lB.OO·. h 1 d 1 1stanrlard 17.00..21.50: utility and· · · c 0 ce an pr me MIDDLEP!)RT, OHIO LO,VB , rommerl'ial cows 19.50-15.00; 18.00, utility and good 12.50-14.00; S MAR. DELIVERY 'uv and commercial buJia a.OO-O.OO TOKYO WPil - A .:; lowdown 19.00, individual high employes seeking higher lt9.50: vealers steady; choce LIKE THESE EVERY DAY AT THE FOOD MART II w•"•• bas resulted in a backlog 250 lb S2 00-.1a 00 good and · 1,150,000 pieces of undelivet-ed , · · , · ' . . -•a~.ta•rd CHUCK LIAN i and J 0 me 8 t i c mail chOI('e 24.00·.\2.00, uhbty n1 ..__ Japan, postal authori· 15.00-24.00. Ground Beef _ _ lb.49c . ROAST ties bere said TueSday. Hogs 2100: barrows and gilts 15 1 1 '111us far, I've said nohting that couldn't be said without seeing Good Ship Hope" on HBcTuesday night. Fortunately, sa id : house succeeded iD meeting worJd 1 ob!lgattons. Unfortunately, it accept more challenges. The filmed story of the private· financed hospital ship named 11 ,;, ___ . which ,-!sited Indonesia and South Viet Nam ift a one-year period, focused on the six-month visit to Saigo.n, where 17,500 Vietnamese patients were treated. Ralph Bellamy was aboard as narrator. He gave the program continuity by visiting clinics, operating rooms, the 70-bed shipboard bosl>ital, chatting wth nurses, docand techncians, and keepir:g : on a 14-year-old boy who was of the patients. Director Fred Rheinstein and ca•n.,•nan Dexter Alley displayed ingenuity in composing ef· l,f.,u,,. backgrounds for Bt!llamy in what must have been difricult working condltons. 1 Rhelnstlne's script was another' matter. It conLented itself with Imoking I over andtheoversameinstead obvious points of adding 1 1 .........,....... ......,.. __ ·--J ..... ... - I ,. ..... i: 1 i BLANKET II ~ L........ =---... LAY-AWA~" H. GOESftrR Jewelry Store ' I - \16i,l • • • • .......... THE SHOE BOX CHUCK ROAST 1 4 lb. $1· Bacon Ends _ _ 'lb. 00 5 sc Sausage _ __ • Pork Chops -... Oito .. Bacon 1 l I• '! Iti,s lb.49c 5 Cleaner ••. 39c Apples A..... 4 lb.29c lb. II $lOO 3: 51 .'~!~ 59c B1k•n .., • White, 'lllltw Potatoes swr.2 tit. 29c Bananas _..2 lb. 25c FRE$)1. ROASTED NOTICEI • • , All Kinds of , Christmas Candy ·: p E A N U T S )I •~ 3 lb. ' 41 AT INGELS Taking Orders Now . ' Old Snloke . House Wieners, lb. 55c BOiled Ham _ lb. 89c Vegetole Shortening _ . 3 lb. can 69c L•dy Tabor Peaches, large can, 4 for 1.00 Clover Farm Catsup, 14 oz. bottle~- 3 for 69c · B1ker's Finest Q11ality , Instant Caffee, 10 oz. Jar 99~ ,. 6 01, Jar 65c 2 oz. Jar 29c B8st Value, Drip or . . i!.g"lar · · · ' lb. tl11 4'1: ·-~ ' -.,. .--. ~ . ,_ ... •· .-::. .... ,... -..-... ~ .. -~ , ~ ~ . .... ~ '._ 2 HUSH PUPPIES from$7.95 Frying Chicken AI It's Best At Simon'• Markell GROUND BEEF-· 3 s1• lb. · ·= :..• .... .= -~ .. -. .. - .. ·• ' :. i :. ;.... '. ..• P~rk Pure Lhn and Muty Sausage 3 All --11 Sllc•d • Bologna _ __ -"'.. .. .-. " it .. ....--.. ' • Sausage ~ lb. 69c , lolu)bL,iii'ORT , . . ~ ~... 50 KINDS BIG DISPLAY Stacked High • No.1 WhiH Po.-es .. 411b. bag 1.19 Grapefruit · .... · 3 for 19c Florida Oranlles · · · · 5 lb. hog 49c ORCOA MI\L TED MILK, bulk - - - - - 59c pkg. CHOCOLATE ORDPS - - - - - - 29c GUM DROPS • lite lb• . ORANGE SLICES 29c lb. PEANUT BR1.1TL E 45c pkg, DIAMOND WAtNUTS 49c ~b. lb. PEANUTS IN SHELL ·· , 39c lb. ......auty . ·. APples ·:: ·•· 4 lb. ~'' 29c '·.':. ' . r,. . ~ - . r ~ .... ,, .: ~ Q~ 'f QAYS 'A ~~ 8 A.)l. UN'('JJ. 9 P.r.f: ·.rLi:N'llY FliEE ·pARKINO.::..OOtJATEOiili SERVICE i'WHERE TASTE •• PRICED LOWI Heacl ~.nlica ·~ ·· baciil23c -... "-• ~ ri' ·IS A Pl:.tASURE TO SH~)'~' " . • . '. . . . ·. . . .I .I J: ·SIM ' S.lf.Se,rvice Marktt · , Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:30. P;t~·. --~ Valley Bell "Quality Chekd" Milk has "QUALITY YOU CAN· TASTE" .• , The Big Red Check Mark on the package tells you that it has been double checked for purity, freshn'" and flavor , , . Get Valley Bell Quality Chekd Milk today, from your store or at your dOor from the Volley Ball Milkman •.. it's guarant8ed RICHER. ' .COMPLETE MAGl~ ~U!!IC LIBRARY H,;nns, Polkal, :Waltzea, Claa~"J:~.....;.. evet)rthtna:l Pr•ve 1t to Vlk.rt~tr- Wrlft .or ~ttMnl -now . for ~ frM ~~~ derrioMtr•tk.n; PLAY J<IOW~P~Y _L"!lii:'-USl OUit "The TASTE will tell '-f4M95 CONVINIEN1 IUDG..,. P.~AN "· - - it's Valley Ball" .,.,- ''~n Tho Btl811test 'Cornor lri Mrddi..,O,t.. :1 OHIO . . "" -·· .BA~E~i, ·FURNIJUR~: ~ ~· .. CONCERT CHORALTONE ea-oClgve keyboard e72 biss chord~ .Trumpet, Cello, Diapason, Violin, Horn,' FlUte voice tabs e13 note foot pedil •Expression pedal TJle BIG, full·tbroated concert hall tones of a complete orchestra add ~ajeaUe power snd beauty to the simplest melody, Beat Of all ~ anyone can play songs in seconds wJtb just two fingen . by · p~sing tiM lettered chord but_ton.s and "lumbered. ke,a that correspond with tbose iil your ,tpeetaJ magic Muil.e bOok. BIG in1 b&ttuty - the.timeless design of this gra.cyrut.organ wlll hatinonize with the decor of any room. ~IG in val\le - no· other blg, full-ieale professionll o~o l\u so. much and' costa so little. . ~ . · Ronald Barnhart. you can 5 lb. $p9 -~--- 2 ~~~. 59c A " 1 I Box Bacon Ends ""' Waid Cross' Sons .' COMPARISON I ' lb . I CHRISTMAS CANDY 1 ,• · THE PRICE DEFIES • Skinless Wieners lb • _ ....Slb.39c (lJPll ,:;::;;~~~~~B~a~rnhart~!'~son~s~o~f~Mr:.: HOLLYWOOD ducer Frank Plerscift ha, 23 af the 38 segments for •:~"";;,;.;"Have Gun, Will Tra<val" ·~ series. This will be the fifth COIISOCU· $'ear for the show. Richard Boone, Boiling Beef _ _ :! :r ·oranges 1 Cheese ',B,Air.ER;S - su~PlR MARKET , o: .- .. 8 w2 1 Old Smoke House FOOD MART ''SAVE S&H GREEN STAMPS" Phone WY-2·2829 .st, Pom!lroy, ..-. t . Buckeye Bacon -~....,_- lb. 49c :;.s9c l Potatoes_ Idaho • . Zenith FR,ESH MIAMI VALLEY . c 45 1 HOMI MADI = ~ - .::: • a:.... ;,-.•• .. $1.00 • GROUND BEEF Corn~- , SET Book RevieWS Were Presentee/ -----==---- BATH THROW RUGS · .. ~ proJe<U. M"·· ~::: I ;PfOII'~~am~'"~. -----.....11 1 J -···----""' I r!:.:'= ::'~/ ...me c:"a.~;:,.v:_...,.:: / ./ TIPTOE RUGS 1 1 7t::U , ;.... "' and the Gl~1 lnduttrtal !<hool , ° _____..! 1 1 ,4 1 Bapt;.1 Church Reeth"ille Met a:"~h• i r-=:=~=~:.:~;:-.-~1 ~=:U:met tae Pomeroy WCTV Ml!l !or I BLANKETS 1 Meigs-Mason Coming Event.s -w ° TOSS PILLOWS SHEET Feuowthlp 0/ , ~ , Dona lions were made Tuesday ~ and Mn. Carl Searl•. The group .. . at day at lbe Fint "ChooslnJ '1\e RIJbt Kq' • • evening tosix Veterans Hos- also voled to send gifts tu the ~=In~ of ~he Lordled 1 Qmm Sa'"...._ u.t c::bu.rt.b. tople Oled by Mn. ZuDdel, . pilals when the Ladies Auxiliary Xenia Children's Home f 0 r er a e. ag I' ge open• ...,.., - .....-..... ..-.-, •--~-- who od the t of ·•- s ~ -lor "]>utor'1 .,..... 1rho Group •'-"'ng with Mrs. Ted Riley · Jr · who W"S , American ,L..aUJes -.J· mee. ~g ofull:lthe yracuae thll .., Rev. JPreeland Nom. :--~~~~~ :~ Zundel....,at the plano · of prayer. AlliJUDg " Ito g· Feeney-Bennett p t met 'fh ho · Le· Christmas. Aux1 1'UJ.ry Volun- ty lnvlt.cll tf• .,.. ,_ 8 · taken lo Holzer Ha<:o"ital this I !on ese splta 11 A donation of $l!i was voted to lee y· Dept •- they ~nc."*' ..,_. pullllc the rwrwn-am and --Ins In c•-- ~ G. Mn. JOJepb c.k and lin. ,.. are located at Chill' th c· · r Jre · w•.,,. met •- .,.,...beet .,...., ...... ...-... "~ ·~~.- Ul week for treatmenl wa"' report· . . lCO e, ~n- the Me1gs County Tuberculosis In the village hall Mond ni ht lngt. hotlnt will H . . . , . (reshmentt, . .t.tec~ br ~. prnjdel:rt. lle~~Uou was Melvin Altlre. 8d to be improved yesterday. She .cmnaiJ. D~yttm. Sandwsky, Cnle aad Health Auociatlon and also ay g · ttl te rv• ..lly thrlt 4•Y• Powell and VIvian Humphrey. af the temperarw film to RefreJhmentl were terYed br expects to be release<! in a few ' and Brexvdle. ,$5 to the Chillicothe Veteran1 meRoll call wal answered by 15 for IHI) In edYiftCtc of tht An oyster IUpper -.11 Jhown in the publ!c achoola . of tbe host church, dur41ays. Mrs . Golda Morning, president Birthday party which wlll be held ~ ~nd 0~ ~uest.HAbboe~ f\IMt. Notlcn ........., fw iD the buaoent ud the to be ·a:tllliJIIDOed. Gifts I the social hour. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight went conducted the meeting with Mrs. December 14. The ladies also ~til u aru ,...,.. than th,.. lnMrflona "-' . 11 d was we 1comcu. will M held until lnMflnt __.,_ conducted Tbe ,.,_~ to \Aitumbus ye.terday afternoon Robert Hysell as chaplam. p anne to take cakes to the par·---.. ~ for tbe weekend_ Mr. Knight will . ty for the refreshment hour. 1'hey Acting Secretary Rose AD n tN •Mve ,...,,....,...,..._ ber meetinl wil1 be beld at t h KREMENTZ · "-'the Ohlo Teachers ASSOCI. ChPlans to send g1fl.s to the ldona...._. •-• 60 PI' und8 of eandy to TheiS! ~ad the min•'"._. ...... of the 1i '----=~~--..J\Long Bottom MethodJJt ....... ____._ , au.cuu i _ . G'f' H '-'DW1:'11 12 KT. GOLD OVEILAY ation meetin de . r slm<~s '~ shop at the hos· the hos ita!. last meet[ng. Asaistant TreasurOV. Jf with -rre.a Swain ud GeDeva . g 411 a _legate from p1tals were also made and Mrs. p. . er Ei~n Clark, reported $J16.15 Rock ~Gr-ange WDI Yatu havlng the JII'OifaJD. TREASURED GIFTS the Middleport: assoe1ation ann Norman Wayland was appointed Mrs. Walbam Radliff recelved to be k the In regular aeu1on 11Jurlday Crated io the tradition of predoua they will also visit with their chairman of that corninit~ As-- the obligation as a new member lot 11aL.~•-to bank maldng Ina. Mn David Kob1entt, 8 j...,.!ry, des!IPII by Knmeotz bo.,. son-In-law and da,,..,..._ M AM_..~ · 1 t th ·t .... . • a IHilliL account of $148.93. • - - _ , .......... "'6"""""• r. 'fUl-l sisting her will be Mrs. Hysell n e um · "'e group decided . . . gate to State Gran&e, wiiiHPorl l ~·~• ~ laJtillC, elwle beau!J. Wltb Ito ben)" Mrs. Ro1land Halley. Last week- _ t(l have Its annual Christmas parChildren of the village will be on Jta meetin&. All memben HOlLYWOOD CUPII _ Charoverl>y of 14 Kt. eold, tble fine jewe~ end the Balleys visited here with ty Dec-ember 19 with a gift ex- trea.ted by "Santa Claus" f o r; requestsed to bring ar aend a In Hradilak, a fonner stage star ry lw' aU of the rle1mea and mueh of Mr. and Mrs. Knight. Past Matrons Met change. Refreshments were aerv- Chrtstmas. 'I1le Auxiliary voted for patlenu et Athen~ State iii Prague, Oucbollovakia, ,.. b 0 the weuin1 quaD.,. of JOIId pl4. EDdurlnl Jlflo flit ~ Bobby Joo llloCiure, yOUDg<r At ilfaoonic Temple od. to pay half or the cost of the can· pita!. fled the Iran Curiam alter Jeam. son ol Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Mt· The Post MatronS of Pomeroy ldy, for the treat,. above what Dl!:C. I log be Will to be arnsted tor uaCitue iiDCieJ went """'('I'y yester- Chaptor 186, OES, met Thesday colle<tod in the jan, the · The Mtddloport PTA will hold acttvltleo, bu bee B. SANBORN doy at Holzer Hospital. evening at the Masonic Templel Mrs. Price JJ'ill ,have m the local &tore~. bake aale Saturday, Dec. to portray a .IEWELEII-OPTOIIE'l1IIS1 I - . Mrs. Charlotte Perrin under- wilh Mrs. Rollin Radford host· Ho&teSI To Club Final plaos were the Cross Hardware store. DW'Iba1 .to the Tine MIDDLEPORT went surgery Monday at Holzet' - Mrs. Vaug-han Price was Auxl~to orrati: t~, l I Proctuction of "Vitler.~ Hospital. H~r room number is Mrs. Nolan Swackharnmer, vice ess when the Chatter club met wh'1 h Y ·/ ~ 376. Her Sisler, Mrs. Jeanette president, pre.;ided in the ab- Tuesday evening at the home A \ u . conshJS ' Waddell of Charleston who is em- sence 'of· the president Mrs. Fr.ed Mrs. Joe Young Rutland R ad ""'11ary preparm~ t ~ ~ 00 ' ployed · H · m... . ' • o · mea lor any family w1thin _ _m unhne_:_n temporanl_! Bl~ettnar. P~s -\\-ere made to A short business se'SSion corporation limits o( Syracuse, 1 'nle Mlddleport Literary 1 the s~ut-m members at Iconduc~ by Mrs. Everett a death in their home 011 Wednesday afternoon at 1 time and take each a foot. VIce president, when the day of the funeral services. of Mrs. James Harley. Plans ~ere also made for : wen:l made for a Christmas par- Mrs. Clark was named chainnan meeting was opened with annual dinrier to be held m ty on Dece!"ber 20 at the home 01 lhis circle, wiU!. Mildred repeating the \Janu,.ry. ,of M·rs. Wilbur Yo•mg. co-chainnan. All metn· Mrs. Emerson Jones, Reffeshments were served Games were played bers of the auxHiary are mem, conducted • abort buaineu ROUND hostess to Mrs. Swackham- the social hour and prizes hers of the circle. IHa.rli••MIIrs. Alonzo Custer, Mrs. to Mrs. Wilbur The club's Christmas dinner There were 19 memben CUrd, Mrs. I. B. Weed, Nathan Biggs Mrs party will be at the Circle to tJwo roll call with I~;~~D~w.ight Parker, ~iss Mrs. Raymond ' Fisch~r in Pomeroy on Dee. "Inspirational Thought." I· Mrs. Carl Shields, Mrs. Bill Lathey 15th, at 4 o'clock. A 50 cent gift Mrs. H. E. Cook reviewed Hobstetter, Mrs. E. J. . . "II be f · t red M book ''Th Lov 1 Miss Ada Hoskiils and A dessert course was served Wl ea u · n. e e y Ambition," Mrs. L. F. Schoenleb. the ho.stess trom a table Hood will conduct a story of a Methodist Mbollh!r, ing out the Thanksgiving devotional session. written by Mary Ellen Chase. lvisdtod with her Tuesday. Mrs. to those named ,above arid Mrs. Th.e nominating Also reviewed was "J. B.'• 1Y<•rrin expects to be hosJiitallzed Chnrlee: Buck, Mrs. Harold gave their report as folloW!~ for Archlbald MacLeish, by M r t. at least two Wi'eks, fee, Mrs. Tom stewart_ Mrs. 1.961: Ada Slack and Carrie Donald Mills. .J. B. is 'a play Jn Rev. Howard Ruppelt has been Floyd Dunfee and Mrs, Sinclair were retained u presl- verse based on the Blble'a book \confin ' l!d to his home thib week Biggs, and vice president, M r _s. of Job. Iutter Kernel WHOLIICIRNIL FLORIDA wJth ttKl flu. Clark and Mrs. Maxine Sayre GuestJ for ihe meeting l were nominated treasurer and Mrs. R. M. Sherman of Mld\!Je. . MASON CLINIC secretary with ps.istantl' Mild- port and Mrs. H,lckman,. gueit . , red Pierce and Opal Lipscomb. Mrs. G. H. Lasher. · Admisswns: Mrs. Anna Bur· A f' t , id be The next meeting of the . 1 w1 11 1 LOOK! Welker's to p 1rs a cass gven , n, omeroy, November 24; Mrs. at the vlllage hall th k Will be held December 13 at the Whit. HouM PINK SEEDLESS US NO. 1 Robert Ohlinger, New Haven, . Dec. 4th, 1liis clast! ~~be 8 of Mn. George Dallu. November 26; Mrs. Elaine Hen- mixed gr f nd ....... Sauce ry, Middleport,· November '¥1 · nd oup ~~h~ 8 kwomen NAMES OMlTTJ!:D p 1 St k Mlddlepo ' a anyone w~ mg to ta e Jt is lnl.ear uc ey, rt, No- asked to be ·at the ball Dee Jl~ names of Mrs. Ernest vember 27. at 7:SO, · Barnhart and daughter, Sherrie, Birth· A dau...&.fe ro M nd .. were unintentionally : Amerlcen h•uty · ~· r r, a Dehc1ous pot luck refreshments from the Jist of those attend1n j Pork Mrs. Robert Ohlinger, New Hav- were ~erved to the above nam- f .1 d' ga 1 ... BeanS 2,. tor39c en on November 26 ed aDd M . Rl &ml Y 1nner at the home of Mr. 1 ·~ n 1 • · sne ~· Clara ftb:v: and Mrs. Dale Barnhart in Midender, SylviB Zwilling, Na011ll dleport all reported in yesterday'' Del Monte London, Mary Hubb~rd, paper, The dinner celebr&ted the Hubbard and guest LiOOa stowe. wedding anniversary of the Dale Barnhart• and birthdays of Fruit cockl1ll, 2v. 2 "In R•cine Since 1860" "HAVE GUN" IN lTD YEAR est Barnhart and Greg and IV Mlllft. f'RF.DDIE BOVbASREtT I _______..,. i Feeney-Bennett Auxiliary Makes -~ I Contributions To Six Hospitals Midr/lonnrt PW "'''"''' Syracuse Lad,"es Auxiliary Plans New Activities ' ., 'I IDally ··Senllnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, ~ · o-.. No• - . so, 1961.3 Around And About ' >aily SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Nov . 30~ 196_1._ ne ...... .' .. ,. ·-· .. ' ' i. .' ,,,\,L. ·. ,--. ,. " I;_, ' ' . ' .' ~ " .. .. . �..' • CJtrb ,..... i' nr. ehristmas ~ ~ Spe $1.98 FOR President Of 49 S<hlclt, llemiJIIIon, Sunheam, Rooton, Norelco. $J.95 for Him or Her up Guaranteed by JlUitln. All leather. Por Him or Her. .... ,. . by - tb(tt upert1r....,.... II ~uldc..,... ... _, f t ...,, _. ,.,... little • • nnr.gt Ct.oo. ,.... ....,... tpp~o ..,...,. .. When In Doubt Give Him A Gift Certificate From PARKIR PENS& . .T I - - - A useful cUt for Ill. GiveAway . Phone WY. 2-3198 Regular $200 Volutt A 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite iiveo 1t each store - Rutlana lo'Li· •· ,ure ~d ~uoa Furni~e. Nothina: to· bUJ. SHOP EARLYI . aU for )'OW' uee tiCKet. ' Rutland furniture COSMETIC RUTLAND, OHIO I "'IJ.I· · not oe pre:,~~ ~"' Mason Furniture MASON, W. VA. ........ r I Ql 4-~ CHRISTMAS WRAPPING Rll~ODI I ~I::~:=~·· Hank ~leland, Jlm 'I : McKer.Zie, Ruth Ann Judy Folmer. Jeuneth Nancl BOI11lB, . Jl!l'kln cor, Ral!ll! Warry, ADen Loretta Faber, Lance B JeDDlfer Crew, Fred Siuoo, nte Colllns, Keltb Whaley, 1 ::~! smuh, HoHman, John LOuella B~, aod Connie AMERICAN GltfETING CARDS loxod Cords . . . . . . 59c up WHITMAN •nd =- Pengburn's Chocol&tas $1 I e f'tj1 " ••• I 1111 I I M I I C1 JAC~ETS For Wlntw BAHR CLOTHIERS I C l p - - Pound Tobac,.. . Ylllew'..., Md K.J• .... PIP II -CIOAIIITTI LIGHTIII ~sc ' ' ~- No purdtaM ) HICII!IIII'J. A. .·.' '-(·. · .v . ePOOTIALL HILMITI •• Litdl•' ltenclblp 911c-$1.98 ' . 'i' ' •,_' . ·. . 5I. O!ir t.n- 2.n . .ASKITaALLS -------·--'··--· l.fl eCLIMBING TRACTOII .,.. ------ t.n •T&LIPHONI --------·-·[ 29c ... ·.f lo eGLASS PliO BANKS --·---· 10.eiTORY lOOKS IS.- 2f.- 19o\-t:oo •PAIN'r lOOKS --···--·•·--·· 2f. eCUT OUT ,DoLLS ----.. :,-~--~ LEATHER .. BOOTS ,.. Dozens of Pain From A Recent Special Purcha11l 12 Inch RubMr Gum Boets - - - 10-98 6-88 Natural Lt1ther Work Shoq 9· . Compo Sole Storm Welt Hither Prlcod N- StyiMI ;~~R 2 ss • PRS. LADIES', CHILDREN'S, TEENS' SIMON'S .PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STOU' SHOES • Cor. 2nd & Mechanic POMEROY lS.&, running 12 feet 00 roiJ.. Adrian Haner, Gallipolis, Ohio. ~omeroy-Maaon 21.13, pt, ~Ul, Hlnl<>n 1.74 l"lling 1 Falla 3.40 !ailing, Char· 18.45 faDing. All moveable above G8Dipolis are Marmet and Winlield were on tbe sills. I OhletnoVemubJ RJver ,_ Wllllam Travis 14, 4:35 a.tll; Miss Rl•ers ( eOLD .MAID --~----• ..........- .......... ~o.., . .. . ~ ·--· :...:::.i-:.· .:t .l'~~"~~ - ·-'~~h,·~ .. '· '·. 19c eAUTHORI '------·--------~~ '19o ·" •ANIMAL · IANKI ••:c·--··--·-- 9la . .. Rag. Price 3.911-0ur Price 2.98 Rag. Pr!ce ua:-our , ..ce 4.91 .. .' ..r. ,. R... Price 7.tl . Our Price 5.9t' ; ' - ~"ff: : . : ·r -dowa GrMDup 3:50 . a.m.; '!_0:'!~llne up Greenup 8:31 a.m.; Spom up Sl, .1: 5CI a.at.; L. Christy up .12, a a.m.; up 32, 3:55 a.m.; Ltill11 &bearer down J3, 3:45 UP.; J 0 b D II tfood liP 311, 7: 10 a.m.; Ellea up as; 4:30 a.m. DaJa - down 1:30 o.m.: Ql.a City 111' 1:11 w-.. o.w;.u.· Ladiet BioUIII :····.:.t '·..:9Je · ' (. . ; . - ' . . :li• ~~ Of t:hristnUt~ C,~· ·•. ' -- 3i~ LD'l.: clotwn FOR HOlVJE WORKSHOP At Eboroboch HardwiN •.. Here you can find one of the most complete line of power tools, hand lools, and sporlini equipment Shop here for your lwtdy llllll or 1porlsman. · - & O..kar 6W' HEAVY DUTY SAW - - $69.95 SABER S A W - - - - - - $19.95 'lltctr._ D II LL S - - - - - - $ 1 5 . 9 5 up w.n... lltclrll ,...,.... SANDER & POUSHER - - - $16.95 Wollor illqoort SOLDaiNG GUN KIT - - - $7.95 ~ ,.. - .,. lui, .....,..,.... IOidorilla- Diwltttleltlfwl,_ j • Dwlcao 1:40 a.m.: 1.woJ 1... Marmet 3:10 LID. • Everything Fori The Hunter :• lllttoo do!m Mo.- f:ll J. ~- lAwla clawlt mel 1:61 a.m,; Ole8ncler doWD Wlnfi.J<I 1:15 p.m.; 8epoa ..... WlnfAid J:li p.IP.; Helen Z. •• lido...· Winlleld F. and Sportsmar.w ... 8::111 p.fn.; dollll f:ll· ~ G.; .. I, l o:·::; I 2.79- 4.79- Ui ;_ (.91 RALl'$ ~B~tt JR.ANKLIN·.. \ i tO:• 1~}~P Freiberger up i$, 5:25 a.m.; OVEC down tts. 1:15 a.m.; Montlgontery up · 16, 5:30 a.m.; C. V. Horner up 17, 7:15 p.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 17, 4:40a.m.: Craig dowu 17, 8:55 a.m.; BG b IBeitterup 19, 4:45a.m.; Goa a II, 5 a.m.: Pew ' 4:61 p.m.; llab<rt II, 8 p.m.: Albert Hoklu 1:26 a.m.; Elgercllf! up I a.m. : R. H. Bosworlh n GIOenup 8:40 P-Ill·: Natlapal Greenup 8:66 p.m.: Alton tr up G10enup 11:66 p.m.; Bal•k- eCRAYOLAS -------·c· ALL PRI~IS .STURDY METAL WAGONS '. NIIW IHiPMIIITI • 111111CLY ·scOOTERS . ' ' I FREE --· .. ,. We're New •• Try U.s I eTINKIRTOY ---- l9c - 91a - 1.50· · • LINCOLN LOGS .. 98o - 2.00 - 3.00 eMODEL CAR KITS 49o - I,D- 1.10 eMODEL PLANI Kin -------- 98c up . . LECTRIC IU'P OUN -------- '1.91 ePOOTIIAI;LS 91a- 1.49 ..;.J,~.M •TAIILI TINNII -------- tic - 1.91 eMONDPOLY -······----------- 4.00 eSCRAIILI ------·--·----- ----- UO eSIW~G CARDI -·····-· 29o - 49o eTIDDLIY WINKS ---··--------- 19o eiPOI(fll BLOCKS ·-··-·-------- 69c eAIIC ILOCKI -----······ S9'c - 98o •MODILING CLAY ------- JOe to 98a eCHIU liT ··-··------------ .. . 91c eiiNGO --- - -~-:.. ......................... _ 29c- 9k eDOMINOII --····-- --- 49c - tic eCHICKIRI ------ 10.- 20c - 29c •CNIICKIR IOARDI .., . ... De - 49o •CNtNIII CljiCKIII ____ 19o- tic eOIIPoint 11J NumiMr , 1.79 • 1.91 ePICTUIII .PUZZLES 29a - stc - 91o •PLAY NUR. . KIT -·----- stc - 98o 1411. DQC~II KIT ----·--- S9o - 98o · - &.Mill. POTATO HIAQ ·--- 98o Min's I Boys' RUGBY Men's 8 Inch Gaace readluaa: GalllpoUa dam Letart. A son to Mr. and Mr a. Bob Buck, Dave There Is Ifill time to Lay-Away toys, dolls and w119on• for Chrllt• IMI. Only $1.00 down and pay the bllance 11 you wl1h. 811111 TO KEEP WORDII Allll WOIIIIDIG AND WORKIIG Ill orr., Trlm Ornamentl Llght.-8..... 41 f ii\ · -· I I - , -------------- SHOES MhMr'a Sto.t T• Work Shoe,, I llo 11 3.99 Just MEN'S ~iiiiiioiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilup 14, 5 p.m.; Invader up 14, 7:45 p.m.; tllinoll -up 14, 1 a.m.; j VIIWMAITII INrH Pldun l t t l l - · I I 1 I LOAFERS 11 ·s2 CHEVY.JOB MASTER TRUCKS I ' Wlillaml, Stoc- ~eaa ) NEW High Torque POWER JUST RIGHT FOR YOUR JOB SHAVING IIIT1----By Old Bplee, Seaforth, Mennen, ------ Report DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. GIPTI - - - - - By Coty, Tu-r, J:venJntl In Paril, Lentheric; LucJ.eD Letona. I I Men's Bl&ck or Brown Now I 3-Piece Bedroom Suite Wo·lnvllo You To UN Our Convonlont Lay·A·Woy P!on s4.88 I .TV'R• V'E.' r Ill.,..... 11141.,..,- IOO'tio . . - 100,. Dacron•, •aMIHI WetMI ef Nrtlw "'DDctM.• • 65"' DuPont pelymw ..... - "" .......... ........,. 100.. .,_..... tricoL JIWILRY La.,. Soloctloo - - - - PiDI, earrlllfl, neeklaeo, seta, ek. ·~ending I THE FABRIC SHOP PROPHLACTIC BRUSHES & SETIup For every member of the family. Shoes 1 • • m1mmum , ,.,.,-~no~owt~..__.,.,._ - PICK-A-PAIR SCience ·. CJuh with u, Simon's I CJNCINNATI (UPII - Intern- ' lhor Bawling, Callett.<burg, Ky., Other membm Wt.O tlonRI Teamster Union forces ; Mrs. Matt..e T. Wester, Ravens· Mrs. John · Watson, Mrs. Larry FOR CHRISTMAS! scored an "upset" in one of two wood, W. Va., and Mrs. Gladys Wiley, Mia Shirley Beegle, Mrs. Now ahowl"'l all tho now local National ~alfor Relations B. Andre, Hlntoo, W. V~ Bill Wood, Mrs. Edward Job.,.., models Board eleetlons Wednesday, Work· DJIICbarged_ Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mn~. Joaeph ' 1 , ers at Beatrice Foods in Middle- . 'I1w Science' Clllb of Pomeroy Patient& recently dlJlCharged Jn. NowelL Mra. Bill Robertt, Mrs. ' town voted, ~-11, to rejoin Team- jHigh School .tleld It! first meet- eluded James M. Curry, James j ~ard Hovatter, Mr~. Tom .50. up ster Lncal 836 Instead of remain- : ing under the leadenhlp of Mr. E. Koontz, Bob J. Hale, Herbert Sm!th and aponsor, Mrs. A. R. • in~<: in the rebel union headed by , Pearl Williams of Harrisonville Clonch, Mrs. Robert Jones, Mrs. Kn1ght. I Luken of Cincinnati, last Monday. Bessie Sayre, Mn. Neola Lewh, Guesb from the Exemplar NEW! Elections were held for ortl· Mrs. ADen Zinn, Mr~. Carl Kaul:%, Chapter were Mrs. W.illiam Atcers. 'They are, president, Mike Benjamin Brarraner, Homer Spur- ldn.s, Un. Selim Blazewicz, Mrs. See the S.l natr Tvpewrlt.n for Ch1 htmas, DEC. 18 APPEAL Fultz: vtce-presiCient, Dave Gor- Jock, M~s. Arthur Montgomery, Carl Krautter, Mr·s. Charles Mulpriced from, 49.50, 'LORAIN, Ohio (UPil - A hear- 1don; secretary, Louella Thomp- M.rs. ~ Ctiar]es Rando1pb, Phillip len, Mrs, Leland Sis.!lon, M r 11. ing has b!:!en set for Dec. ts in soo; treasurer, Allen Downie. Kmze., Mrs. Nelson Cromley, Ambrose Gibbs, Miss ".ouise Zlr· ,Elyria on an appeal by Rev. Mr. WIIUams BJWOinted a pub- M.rs. ~bel Swanson, Mrs. C. 1~·Mrs. WiJ.llarn 1\ndrnon, ! George Burdikoff from a court or· licity committee, who are Doug~ 0: HarrsJOn a?d Mrs. ll. L. Oa- Vrrgll Brown, Mra. Rlcita.d der barring him from the pulpit Moore, chairman; John AnCier· 1 VlS and infan. son. Rupe, Mrs. Daniel '11lompmn, 115 W. SECOND ot the st. P~!te1· and Paul Rus~ian ! son, Donna Smith, Jonnle S u l! Among Ailing Mrs. KenneUJ Amsbary, M r POMEROY, OHIO Greek Catholie Churcb 'fhompson, anJ Judy Folmer, 'Ite According to the midnight re- Frank Vaughan. :;;::;;::;;:=,...J beJe. next meethlg will be held Dec. port of the nursing department. those patients who were listed PLEASANT VALLEY BO!IPHrAL Members attending were Barf . . ud '~ l hara . Horak Sheila Hicks, .Shar- as a•r mel ~-Mrs. C. C. Spen- ADMTM'ED: Mn;, Me 1 vI ·Zan _ M cer, Abe Phtlhps, Mrs. Lucille Chapman Letart· Mrs on Howe II , a .~uomas, ary R w·u· M0 . 1 lam -, uompsoo, J onnte . 8ue c enmtt, . Mrs. Jordan• Cottageville·· Mrs. Dace,.d Mrs. Roste Sl· j Howard Sr New Hlt'Ven' Susanna Arnold , Linda DarneU• deav1 MMercer, M· Summer8 M ' ·• ' · Bowers, Sheila. C r J r.a, rs. ary rs. Mary William~ . Ravenswood; • John Curd, Louis Diehl, R a Juues NunnaUy' M:aU Bryant, ! Mrs. Ada Stough, McClane, c b Ste hen Mrs. Virgil Cottrill, Mrs. Homer ,ginia· Mrs. Adrian Haner Galli. am esesV, h p o· z· kl Stanley, Sherman Long, William ; ""'lis.' Ohio ' I Thurma aug an, 1ana u e, Le t G Reh . ~"w • • At Rulland At Mason i Frank Porter, .11m Clifford, Mlcky por' eorge s, Mrs. Rich- ~ DISCHAHGED: John Taylor. Fvrnitur• J D. • Furniture . I, Chares I Bax~e~~-- , ard W(I(J(Iyard, Steven Snyder, Letart to St. I Menc hm Thomas sLe 1 M S • transferretl ita Ha11, Robert ~teffy.' Carla Will Boyd, Keane; ~dkins~Franlanne H o s P ll a!, ~ Smith, Phd Swwdell, Ken- n M R II • b k Stover, Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. j , h e, rs. usse ~uans, C 'gh N H ny Law orn, Roger Moore, Ron Roy Riffle, Mra. Stella Wood . unm~ am, cw . aven t e r, Marjorie Bentz, Mike Lewis G1vens , Pt. l'1easant; 1 Mulford, George Mcintosh, Katy · Jobn Pike and ·aon, GaUi· 1 Morarity, Be&ie Watson, L y n •r :mas u Ohio. 1iill :~ Parker, John Anderson, Tom MeBIRTHS: ·A daughter to Mr. Go,.... Bill Sayer. and MrJ. Rkhar<l Bird, New llavOohgie calvert, Joey en. A son to Mr. and Mrs. Jwnes Crow, Rick Jordan, Cottageville, A son CoUina, Doug Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin CbapmaJl, Browns Prepare For Dallas With Slim Chance For Title ILICTRIC RAZORS l)e.IUtah Fultz EJ-.ted A SINGER STARFLASH OUTFIT GinS FOR ALL! HER ' $J.9B $1,98 $1 LegaI NOtiCe • I 1 1 Til Christmas BROWN II BtBLIS Matthews. Refresh- man Gabriel, North Carolma Albert H. Eben:bach, 838 Lasley Chapman for h • r hotplta11ty tState, 165; tackle Merlin Olsen, St.,· Pomeroy, Jame1 c.. Blank~ when the chapter held Its preferTile next meeting will be State. 155; center Ale% enship, 305 Wright St., Pomeroy, entiat tfa at Aer home Jut Sun<•mber 12, a Christmas party Kroll, Rutgers, 70; end Greg Mrs. Jl~ c. turner, Rt. J ear- day. with a 50 cent gift exchange by Mather, Navy, fn and h.alfback 1pent.er Floyd B. Tbompson, JackMrs. Donald Betzlng, social and also the ~hildren . Daw Hoppman. Iowa state; 81. son. M1'8. Ernest T. Gahm, Rt. cbalrman, announced tbe cha~ Tbe home economic committee 5 Jackson, AJbett M. Hale, Rt. te. will hold ita Chrisb'has party .will he !n charge. I Wellston, laam Walloo, Rl n;cemhe~ 20 at 1 at Ute home 1 ·'-'"' s WellstoD, Aaron Eugene Fout, l rr,rs. Keith Rlgga: who reJidea Rt. 1 Creola, Mr8. Arnold M. with her parents, Mr. aDd Mrs. SCORE UPSET Eicher. Hanging Rock, Mrs. Ar- Wayne Swisher. THURSDAYS TIMEX MARLIN WATCHES 6.95 to 14.95 plus tax MR. BIM MONKEY La,..,•..,........ - h-I••Joyed • Phillips Sisters Style Shop OPEN ALL DAY IILLPOLDI a.ta~~~~~-~~~~l~~~;~~fjarm~nr~~r~ID~W~al~t~ J- Chester Grange Ends Institute ..... I I:::::::~ held recently 11 were served. · Black and yellow pluah wltfl vinyl face, henda and thoes. 22" tall _ _ "'**· GUts .4rril'hlfl Dailu! GIF'r _________ J_I>auy_s.~tJn·'· Pomeroy-Middleport ._!!:. N•_•.:.30·-~~~~ .IIOHED ·unning &wl powered ways wantedI to win it, but 1 neve- over won the fa t Negro dole vote ,Chapter of Cbe L<lberty bJcl, Sy aa racuse id todayto hisa ,rer thought would." Bob award ll'erguson, full· EaterH BotpiM1 .IOtorit) ud thtit auetta, motioa pld.urt "8lg fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._..__ _ _ __.._..,_ _ _oiiiiiiiiiiii~ ::~electioo u tile Negro ev.er bad: of Ohio state. DavU had 1114 · Among thOMI wbo eotered 11oJ. ben af Xi G~ M'u l.w~Jier will jaln stan WaL. , 1 10 win ..the Hel!mon Memoroal point. .. the basla of !'It .Orll- zer hospital In the paal .. cooldna Trophy Ia the tlnd of lhlng you • place votes, 103 """"""-plaee l¥ere Mrl. T. Hamllllm, 1\letdsy evenln& at tho office ol dream about but are ..... will and 81 thlrd-plact ......... Seoond ,.••.• HI], the Ohio Fuel Gu Company.,. ntver happen to yw." Chester Grange met in regu. The voting lor FeriJUIOD was- lD tler, Rio Grande, Mrl. William Betty Newton demonttntor, pre. NOTICE OP PUBLIC 8A1..11: I "Thll II eertaillly one of session Tueiday evening with for flrat . and 'a total of TTl pinta. tE. CUrfman, Rt. l Cheshire, Mra. lparect a number .of hoUday diJb. On defauh ol the mortgagor, we · happltst days of my life," Holter worthy master The top pair were followed by 1 CJardJ c . Speactr, ~ 7th et wbich later were 11:rvtd. u will sell to the high bidder one Davis, wbo broke four of ' ' Jimmy Saxtoo of Texu with 561 !St.• Pt. Pleaaant, MrL James H. refre~bmenta. New 1955 Dodge Tudor Lancer at die mOlt prized reaonb set at The mBBter announced a reor- poiDUJ, .SaDdy Ste_pbeos of Mirmo- INibert, Rt. • Gallipolll Fet'l'J, Alttr the demonltr~Uoo ' th . H. ftawllnga Son1 cu.. by famed Jimmy Brown, ,_ l' a1 eelln f lh n - .1 sot.a Wltb M3 pomte, Pat. Tram. Mrt Qwles H. Aken Muon regular meetiDj ol Ohio Eta Ph1 eCostuma Jewelry eGioves, Purtft Ohio, on the --====..:,==.;."ilgaoua JOn m g o e n.cu U of Alabam 'tb . . ' ' Ch held . 1Croas for tonight at the court- med ...... ~ :,;:ig oii62Colorpomtll W. Va., lrfn. Roy J•aniaa• . ~~ard wa. ~ith Mrs. 11161 , at the R. --~ -~ all · t ted 10 an 6_..... ..oe • Grimm New Havill w va·• ch R1u1 Seyler, president, • Lovely Handblgs house unu urgt~~.~ J.Q eres do it.b 2'78 Jnta " ' ' · Sons Company, Mill attend. The home economic chair- othew p . Mrl. Rkhard Johnsoa, Hartford, arge. A check for $175 was loliddloport, Ohl•. !1 • Coma In & Browse 7 M.ny Gift ldeu announced that Utere would r ~p vote-getteera in ~ W. Va., Mia ADDitta R. Dunt. aented to the chapter by M r J . at ll o'clock A. M. '-~·, ute u.·m year due to annual poll lo oelect the natlalll lU. 1 • - w• va ·• uro · s:,_. ~-• rBernard no ~·J ._.... G Fodl! from the 0 hI This automobile wm not be 1 of interest among organiz.a- . No. 1 eoUege football p1ayar - McDermitt, Rl t Letart, W. Va. u~ 81: Company for tbe for leu than the own of ft50.oa. and people. quarterback Johll Hadl, Kanau, Mrs. Ted Riley, Jr;, 29C Pearl ter a spollsorship ~ her In R. H. Rawllnp 8onJ eo, Mn;. David Koblentz, delegate, 112 polnts; end Gary Coll!Ds, St., Middleport, Mn. BurdeU J,lrecent Mrs. AmerlC8 contest.. Middleport, Ohio on the state grange Maryland, 187; quarterback fto. Black, Rt. 1 Middleport. Mrs. Ml'll. Seyler thanked Mn. Pau] (11) :Ill, 30; (Ill 4, ... ~~ v....... CANADIAN HOLLYWOOD <UPI! - Can- ter PidgOOil . Gillet f'l~'lllt and , hJj porlrayal of Papa G;deoe leading televi.Jion comedi- Emile Genest on loc_-auon ln Que- 1111;' po!Jular · 1-'lvulit- Family.. ~ Doril wlll p~.y a . bec province. Kf' 1J famoutl lor neJ m Canad~ . Membett of Oldo Eta Pb 1 ~\ !{;' l~n6Nr Demonstrations Given ..~«or·ty I NEW YORK CUP!) -A!I·Amerl· ldestrucUble fullback of the Cleve- 1 DavtJ, who nande 8 feet, :I ·a haUback Ernie Davis, whose land Browns. "Natw-ally, 1 a1- inches and weighl 212 pouadl, SEE I'BESE AI' l'OVft KEXALL DftVG SI'OftE CHRII JINGll S.nta'• ' Heisman Memorial Trophy . . To Ernie Davis inospl.tal News Tornadoes To Baptize New Gym Floor Friday Night s•••, I I I -- ...... Wlnlle.ld Beav-er up Wiafield _. Ebersbach Hard\·;Qre ·. -Everything In Hardware'' _ . . . . -k; Wtllt Main St. ' / ., PollllroY . , .. �I r ' ' j l ' (9) FOR SALE !.o:ucrioN: WANT ADS (20) BUSINESS 1 Research Shows Newspapers w.v•. cuPn R hE w lk Of L.f l ha~r~~r::.r~ ~ a~~ eac very a I e FAYEIIEVILLE, 0 ason OCiety Iterns s. ing atDrive-In, 7:30 p, m. at tha MuonSafetySe"1ce. Equipette Muon , W. V1. LOGAN JD!DL FIRE S..lelaad:·.Dd --,. New aad uaed merchaadlle and Dwljbt Logan, R. D. No. '· connection with the death II f'OR CONSISTENT DIPENDAILE RESUt. TS furniture. Anyone haYinl any- Pomeroy. Phoot WY , _ months ago of • Belpre, 0 h lo, thing to aell, briDg It in. lG-U.30tc NEW YORK £UPII Newspa· read one or· more papera on a woman following .an lnegal abor· bTIS I 11 30 Up pe!"l reach every segment of the pass·along basis. lion operation. SPOUTING, Roofing, Heating. American public _ with heaviest "Four out ·or five adults 121 and Mrs. Morris. who was free on 1 ' 1~ WANTED TO BUY Frank Power, l3!1 N. Third. Mid~ Fran~ A'arris and Mr. and Mra. concentration among higher~in- over) and 72 per cent of the coun· bond on a ch.arge of performing 11•15-30te Jim Capehart of Mason spent ome, better-educated influential try's lS million individuals be- a Similar illegal operation in Ka· KA W FURS AND BEEF HIDES. dleport. WY 2·2301• Carl Chevalier, Lonr Bottom. AIR CONDmONJNG. 1\EFR.JG- Thanksgiving with Mr. Cape- people - and play a part ln the tween 15 and 20 read a newspa- nawha Cowlty, waived hearing l1 25 12tp £RATION M!"Yice. Jack's fle. hart's grandmother. Mrs. Hetty personal lives of re~l'! at aU per OD any givE'n weekday . In here Tuesday night and was r• =--=--""'===--:c::::-.~ . o1 fri&erattoiL New Ba1·ea.. Pboa. Capehart of New Ha"W!n, IOCiallevels, according to a study the course off adult five-day 100 lbo. of WALNUTS, 100 •~ad period, leased under $2.500 bond. hickory nutl. 29S Rutland St., ttl 1-mi. 1-IS-tt James Weaver, stationed with made public today . 88 per cent o a s re a news- State Police said Rrbert c. Phone WY 2 .Sfik Farmera Contact the Anny in Fort Lee. Virginia, The research project involved paper on one or more d~ys. Massey . 45 , also had been arrest• 11 30 .1tc .~-:---cc::-=-::==-:-~ 1 Nationwide Hay and Straw Co. •pent the holidays wi~ his wif~. the mosf comprb~s_ive study "Total newspaper readmgs by ed at his Charleston home in 11'01101 1 DAY I DAYI I DAD 1110. (14) FOR RENT Rt. s, Plain City, Ohio Ruth , of West Columb•a aad his e• ..r made of the CHI!y newspa- adults on every weekday are 125,- connechon with the death of Mro. IOc ll.A M.IO ROOM HOUSE. A. N. Bengel. Call Plain City f73.'73U. I parenl•, Rev. and Mrs. Edison J*r's reading public, it was an· 500,000 and by the teen-agers an- Freda Bullard, Belpre, in August 8 •1 'Ill U.at 18.00 Ph. WY 2-!272. 11 f 30te Weaver of Mason. nouoo:l by the__sponsor, the B~- other 12,750.000. of last }'ear in a Parkersburg hoJ.. 1 30t(r: '71t 11.10 lUG ri.IO REFRIGERATOR and Appliance Mrs. Norma Pillsbury of Pt. reau of Advert1smg of the Amer1- "Seventy·one per cent of the Ipitat. TWO ...t.raillletl eott.c•, Pto- 1 C 11 G "'""~Pleasant visited recently w l L. h cl i Newspaper Publishers Asso. time . the newspaper reaches the I:,.. PHONE WY 2-2157 pie"• Ttft'aee Pomeroy lhort .erv1ce. a eorge .-u.IUDel', lr .. • Roell "kprinJJ Rd Mrs. Helen Stewart and family at on. reader by means of regular home 1 wall to market•· Pheae WY 1· ' Charles T. Lipscomb Jr., bu- delivery - by newspaperboy us~ eAre You Planning 11•18-i!Jtp of Mason. III8S .. llfY Mm. ll·li·IOip Thanksgiving Day guests of reau preSI'de nt, an d Leo Bogart . ua 11y, a nd by ma1·1 . In 25 per cent (1) NOTICES (9) FOR SALE APAIITMENTS - , _ _ ·" '" aa.U. _ T V Mr . and Mrs. R<!uben Slewart vice-president for 1narketin~ plan- oi too ca,.s, the newspaper Is A New Home? lliiEE us FOR PUB NICBDS AND "8lfurailhecL McMalr.Ka. M.iddle-1 Pb. . " ' 1415$ and son, Gary, were Mn. Mu· Ding and research, presented bought at a store, a newsstand, Culllom GdHJII, Mlddlepurl BABY BED and high dlair in porl """" WYJ.Ial. ,.... lOll:. lllalll. Po_.., ine Arnold and daughter, Susie, higbli~hts of the st>ldy to a meet- or a self-service ra ck. 'This. reg": Does Financing ) 1 FH!d MID. 1 u 11 good conchhoo $26.00 for both. 5 ROOM and batlt apartment and !Cielucl T. v. o1 Pomeroy: Mra. Mary Aumil· ing of leading manufacturers and lar pattern of home delivery, Call Cb 7·2623. 11·22-at.e 4 "'Om ed bath apartment UD-' , u we Iller, Hartford; Mr. .and Mrs. Jack advertising · agenck!s. The study Bogart said, 'provides the basic S'and In Your Way? 1'RRM1TE .tND PEST CONTROL. WHAT IS MORE r ctic 1 han furnished. Phone WY ·2-36U or L adec1 Stewart and family, Ma!iOn; and wat financed "Y six major news- context for the social role of Phont.~..-R__uct A Se"tee SWtloa. h h ld Ch ptma aG'ftt f WY-2---3319 8-t.f..t(c AUCI'I()NEER. leealtd:_~ Mrs Jack Fowler and family print manufacturers. ntwspapers as a family me- If so, perhaps we can WY Z~. 10 U tfe a. ouae o' rJs as ' . o . Satlafactioa Gaaru.-a PI .Pleasant . • The projeet involved a proba- dium' ... help you! Write us .... I WILL ~OT BE stbl -I F1eldcrest. Bed and bath lmen. UNFURNISHED Modern first Call or write I, 0, M.C.! · · bTl l f 4 112£ . 1 , . 11 0 : re•pon e or Spreads and rugs. All in bar- noor apartment. Middleport. Clle1ter, Ohie Frank Harris spent Sunday with Y •ampe TEEN ACTOR Giving us style of home • m ervlews any bills made by anyooe ~ut monizing colors and priced to Automatic furnac~. Phone WY 2·. 10 5 tfe his ais(er, Mrs. Ann Erwin, and with persons 15 and ukler, repre- HOLLYWOOD !UPil - Ke-Ith you desire, location, alze myself. Chatrlea Henry Klet_n, fit every budget lay·a-way now. 3874. 11 21 30tc1 family ill Kanauga. sent!ng 2\449 ho~sehold~ drawn IHamshere, the 15-year-old wh. o and price range. Sr., R~ute N?. 2• Pomeroy, OhiO. Makes paying painless. The ---- -ALLEN'S RADIO.'IV Service. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blezsing from 622 aampl_mg pmnts. ~e i was aCclaimed on the London 11 28 31 c Shoe Box. _ _____ 11 28 14tc ONfE •he·dROOMd APART3MENT Pbone WY 2-3714, 788 HyseU St. spent Thanksgiving with M r 1. announcement sa.1d the sludy duo- stage in the title role of Lionel Strictly Confidential III T be bl f urms an one -room dd Oh U . . elosed· . " I W • ~ NO respanst e or TWO WHEELED ullllty trailer, apartment furnished. All utili· Ml leport, )1). I 15 C Blessmg'J son and family, ·Mr . "Of· h ·m h ld I Bart's musical ' 'Oliver, has 1 P. 0. Box271 any debh rontracted by anyone $2000 1 upright plano- $50.00. I lies paid Call Don Stivers NEJGLER BUILDING SUPPLY and Ml'S, Manford Blessing in I . t e 54 ml on 1lOuse 0. s n been signed boy Walt Disney for 1 other than !"Yself. Stgned, roca-cola dispenBina 'machine 2-~76 Af-ter 5 call WY 2-3574 RemodeUac Blrcb Cabl8ell, At. Point Pleasant. contmental I4S·statel adUn ted a featured role in "The Casta- ' Pomeroy, Ohio F k M o·n 11 29 ll • ' ~ · · ' States ~ 4 per ~ent re at least 1 1 ran · · · P •50 Also fireplace any ~---. Mrs. t hnd one newspaper on an average ~ ;~ay~s~.'•'========~===:~:iiii~~ ·· 00$1200 d pwood, td _. - . 11 21 -tfe .•amiDIIID~wladow __... IWai.Dp, "'-at-. J · S.. Windon h d 1pent gl Obituary ~Jze, · per cor · romp e- APARTMENT close in town 127 oors, '-'OW1 lUlU ...... rtu:aact!l, holidays Wllh er au. •ter a weekd • 80 4 t rb c:-:==:-hvery, New Haven, TU 2·5233 • • Batb Rooma, AD Copper Plamll- family Mr and Ml's Joe Buff- 1 ay, · per cen omes 11 30 etp tu• C il Ntlgler -or Cleek fta. · GUY HENRY BIRCH son of Mr. or TU 2·3520. II 28 3te Butternut. • . }e . buy and N!ad at k!ast one paper 1 . , __ ~ . _ -;~- . - .. : eo· a ' mgton. of Pt. P asant. eacb day, and another 8 per ~nt : and Mrs; Chnt Birch . of Port-, HOFFCO Chain Saws, 4 h. p. BUSINESS ROO~If w1th adJommg elae, Oblo. t 5 George Dean Bumgardner, sta. _·-I land, Oh~o. was born m Lehan- model Price• Jtarl. ut $115.00 nrst floor. 5 room and bath~ - FORH-iRE· 8 lid e 6 f t ltioned with the Navy :n Norfolk . I on Twp., M~illl' Co .. Ohio, N~v. with Inch bar. Gravely Tr• nnr~rnished apartment. Now OC· bl d 1000. anO: ::t:~ iva. lpe.Dt tbe holiday• With hi~ daughter of _Middleport, Ohio were I 18, 1935 and departed this ~de tor SaleB, 512 E. Main, PomeroJ. cup1ed by Beverly'• Home Beau. C:nt:·ct Pic:ett Farms, Rt. t, lparents, Mr. and Mrs, George Thanksgivmg guests . of Mrs . · Nov. 14. 1961 at Holzer Hosptlal Phone WY 2_2975 ll·l0.30tc ty. May be . rented aeparately. m , Irene .Kelley and farntly. after ·a lln.rering iHness. at the I --· ·- ~-·--- --- One furnished apartment and Pomeroy, WY 2-6f51. Bu gardner. Mr. and Mn. Russell Wolfe of 11 30 ·~oo. age of 25 years, 11 manll 1s, and, USED TIR~ $4.50 each. Guaran- one unfurnished garage.· 1part30tp ·.m:i.iilr~r<\Hh¥ Ahmwii1Q Bautelle, Ohio, Mr. and M r s. 11 1 teed agamst brea~. Winter ment. Gravel Hill, Call WY 2· , •. ..__._, days. AUCI'lONEER 1 • • Llnyd Hortman. Mary Ann and . He 1.-~...-· to mourn his loss, his tread• and suburbamtes fl.ISO. :1267. II 25 ate) Complete SorY\Co Kennie of Pomeroy visited Mr. rather and mother . Mr. and mcluding tax ~nd no trade-ln. NiCF. -.•:HREE-room hou-~ fo~ CrtU Bndf..-4 and Mrs. Lou Hoffman ThanksKeystone Servtce Station. Rut. • _ _., Pbo Ct'ltllet Mrs. ell nt Bl rc h or Port Ian d , l d rent with gas. water and elec"'"'e. Dl tr , 1 glvmg. 10 30 Ohio. one brother, Thomas an _· .--~ _ 60tc trir. Inquire c . R. Jordan, Sa- ~ C. BftADt"ORD. lbte!laf", Otate 1o. Thank sgivin g dinner guests of Birch of Waterford, Ohio, rour I CENT SALE 1 9 volt transiBtor lem St., Rutland, Ohio. ONE o£ Ohio's best markets tOf. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robinson si~t11rs : Mr~. Ellen Lipps of 1 radio batttry, 74c. Second bat11 25 6tp beet hides. root!. a•. furs. E. , .:r.wr~r"1; '"·"'""'~~mq;;_w~,'W"~"W'm" and family were Mrs. c 1 a r a . Vtnrcnt, OhiO , Mrs. Dora Lipps I tcry for only lc. Rowley A: R{'ed - - - -· lddl H M Albany Oh•'o Cllflon w Va Staats of Mictdleport Ohio Mr 1 ••1 I& HOOM HOUSE 'Rt. t M e. . orae, . . I . • · • • . · d d h. nf RPlpre . 0 to. Lesta an Har ware. lH!M. c d N bl• S It 11·11·30tc Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Nicholson and Mrs. Frank McDermitt, LeM rv I home and a ho!ll or · -- .- I port. Locate on Q e umm . I . I "· a . ' d f . GOOD CL..AN LUMP coal. dehv· Rd. $20.00 a month . Conlact NOW I th t' ~--1 Shl--"0 1and eon Nloky wore ThanksgiY·IIarl route, Mrs. Ethyl Rayburn. 1 olhPr relatlededVell 8 ~ drlends. ered or II the mine, one mile 1 .John Southern, Rutland. I C 8 ~ Jme doc~ , ';1er png _day dinner guests of Mr. aad!Point Pleasant and Mrs. Claro I H(' wa" prec m eath by a up Story& Run. Orville HOillf. 11 <~a 6tcl onstructJOn an. 0 e 1 me-1Mra. John Roush and family ar ' Williams. ! half·hrother. Herbert Dale Me- Rutland. Phone SH 1-4832. ___ ----~- .. _ " ·- stone for your drlvtway. Phone Kaylong Mr Raymond Foglesong Point Kmne•. who w.. killed In act· . . eotp FIVE ROOM house, good location. WY 2-3051. 11·17·lfc Mf ; -- w 1 f PI . t lied M .d M I ·1cm ·m Ma ff'm. New G.u 1nea . ------------~-·· -ss 1.4'\.ina arns ey o easanW'JI' , ca on P hone SH 2-4604. 11-29- ate S dr. an ·ra. ltme 23 Hl44 du•·ing World CHRISTMAS CARDS rrom $1.75 ·--···-· . llEATfNG and PLUMBING bu.s, Ohio spent the weekend 1 1ams un ay evenmg W:u· 2. . • . I ror 40 to 60c each with name $LEEPING ROOMS close tn town. 6\UAiltr furnaces her p&renta, Mr. and Mrs. Thank!;giving dinner guests of , LAY-AWAY YOUR • • • 11· 29·llp imprint, original• by Newberry, 127 Butternut. Arnold lrothtrt. ence Wamsley . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr. Sun"! and evenin~ Stur. Masterpiece ~nd Classic. tiOO" (17) HELP WANTED til B. Mohl st. Pamen17 . Oboe Miss Sharon Tumbull spent • Mr. and M~•- Homer Cook. CHRISTMAS TOYS NOWI Anrf une cltt.'lr rnll for mP! Rocket cellophane tape with - - - -~- -- - - - Pboae WY Z..IHI several days at Washington, D.C. Mr . Chet Tannehill and sons, Or. 11 1\nd may there bfo no mounlng plastic dispenBer only 23c. WOMAN TO ASSIST with house.· l ·l·t'c visiting a friend, and Mn. !"lay ~lckena and ~n 1 Qucdity P1·int Shop, North Sec· ut the bar. work and care of lwo invalids. Mr. Timothy Duncan whu has Ray all of M1ddleporl, OhiO, When I put oul to se•. ) ond Avenue , Midd leport. Live in . No laundry . Time off. (208) INSURANCE , employment at Columbus, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman, For though from out our hourne 1 11-22-I Uc Phone WY 2·8459 or CH 7"2164· BA.RNESSIMPSI>N INSURANCiivisited his parents, Mr. and Mfl, Mary Ann and Kenme of Pome. of time and ploce~ - - - - - - - --···--- - - - - u 27 ete . ' Buren Duncan Tuesday. roy, Ohio, Mr. and rAn. Edward . Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri. - 9 to 9 on Sat. 1 Th• nond mny htnr m• fnr. k $ WOMEN- WANTED to assemble Aaenta. Middleport Fire, Au.. tv d M Roy All and. Nalroas of Cllflon Mr and Mrs: '57 Buic , Now 995 mobilo. lloadM. Pboat WY • " an rs. en • · . MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT I hope to see my pilot face to WAS $1,195 jewelry at home. Stereo tiO W. aons Kenneth anC: Richard of Natrosa also celebrated the 1 r faC'e VB Century 4 Dr. Hard Top. Hay•. Banning, Calif. 1128 2tp 290.\ • a.27.U ontl, Ollio visited Mr. and Mrs. 56th wedding annive~r~sary~··:___ _j!,,..,..,..,..,.,,.,,.,...,.,....,=...,,.,...,=...,...,,.,,.,,..~ Whf'n 1 have t'ro~8ed tile bar. Power steering and brakes. GiRL- FOiieJ.~al housework. t'OMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. Pearl Nlcholaon Sunday. 11 30 Hp Beautiful original finish with Phone WY 2·5241 It 2b Stc tec:Uoa. Life Auto, IPtra. Ptltt Mr. and Mrs. Cline Erwtri. , matching blue interior. ---. -Call ' '"Milia. Mid<Ueport, 'luoJdaughter Cllnedda of 16 LOST & FOUND I $ BE YOUR OWN BOSS. Eam 100re ili.ArK FEMAI.E rock" sp-an led '59 ForWdA, SN.ol.~! 1,595 oelling Rawlelgh ProductsRoultr llsura. . ..\leacr Iwere, ThfanMksgivtn: ~·Y J h "" everybody knows and likes •gues 8 O r. an ra. o I with 4 white frpt. Reward. Ca I VB Galaxie 2 Dr. Sedan. A .a.asurenc:e for nery penoaa1· Harrigon wv 2 :1350 wv 2 5218 them. Work part time at start. •ad BlsiDe•• Ne-td'' \ , · -. or - ll. 28 ltc ~~~:::~.~ black beauty. ForSee for yourselr. Vacancy in Phoae WY 2:·!431 Mtss Nancy Eichinger of Pomeroy or Middleport. Wrlle 11 lMI tfc cuse spent Wednesday and Thu•s-1 LOST - Tarpaulin hPtween Prov· Rawlelih's Dept. OHK·84G.IS day v,isltlng Miss ;tcelth AM ko feed Co. and Racine. Con· Freeport, UUnols. 1130 DAVIB-W.,RNER INSUR.:.NCE Mi .. Sharon Turnbull. POMEROY Con't.ultt pl't'Mctloo for all Mike Roush, Pomeroy. 0 hi tact Groyt>r Hurri11 , Phone Vl 3· 2~12. ' 11-29-Stc 1 ------~-(19) BUSINESS _.to. Tel Wl 1-1966 • Uc vislled his grandparenll, Mr. 8 tns;, reddl;h -ie the; blllfnld o~' DON'T worry over s aluggloh 1"\IU'I"\DTIINITII=S l'lll REAl !ESTATE Mro. Pearl Nlelljllson SUnday. slrePI or in a store ofl Pome· .septic tank. Get Klean·Em-AII Janiee Nlcholsln and Mrs. rov's downtown busl"ess seo· Septic Tank Cleaner. Ohio Val· HOME RESTAURANT, Stock and FOR SALE: I rooms, !larago, I Hayes of Now Haven were ahsooti~n Please call T!J 5-2425, New ley Plumbing, Pomeroy 11-8-:!0tc Buslnesa. Reaoonable prl... outbu•lding, large lot. Wright ping In Park'ereburg, W. Va. -- ------- -· -gradu- Call SH I-IIIIlS or SH s-4792. •.• • , ll·ll·tfc urday. Havcn. 11-29- 3t P ONE TRINER Beam toalo II :15 etc St., ~ ~ 1 • • 7• 9 aled v, oz by 2 lb. capacity, ' 1-- - - - -- Mrs. Jame1 Cunnjngham and 18) AUTO SALES new. never been used. Extreme· FOR RENT- f50,00 per month, ,.~.-LI..: daughler Oenl'iO, New HaVIll vlt1~7 OLDSMOBTLF. 4 door SE'dnn ly acr11rnte. Ideal tcale for 2 bay service station · earage, ~ ~-., iteci Mine Lewis Friday evenlq. in t'XCP'Ilf'nt condition. Priced candy, cookies and all other Good opportunity to be in bus!. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd wthiaiNi rt>asonablf'. Phone WI 9-Z.'J7f. small items sold by weight. ness lor youraelf. Holst, air POMEROY-I room frame house and Ann were ":'!!aokslfvlng: dlft. 11 24 610 White enamel finish 13\1 x 7\1 <ompresoor aad greasing equip- , with bath, gao heater, baae·'ner aue1ts of Mr. IJid Mrs. Rich-- __ _ x3'' chrome plated oooop. ReiU- ment furniJhsed. .Louted at mont. on JOG foot lot. OUt of lard Gilkey and son Mark at Pcim· FORD. buslne" tudor. 19111. lar prlet $27.50: our saorlflce tnleraectlon of Rt. 160 and SM. blgb water. Total prtee ~.00. 1 Ohio Hood rondltlon. Phon• WY 2· price $14.911. Also one othor Perter, Ohio. Phone WY 2·DIIL peyme~ $500.00. ba!anee Mr. Fr.;,k Harris, Mre. Mar. '-'htt. Wocl. ~~·· ...,.. :1558. 11-29-ltp 1 similar new ocale graduated 11 U_:IS 3tc fSG.OO - l y . Cartwright an4 ElaJrie oW , .... . , ~ COl. (JNF. owNJtR- lDSit Falrlone !!OO I ol .by 4 lb. caparlty. Reaular Eaeepllallal Op..-lty MINEIUIVILLE-Satory,lroom Maaon aad Mrs. Dq J.olrlol 4 door tn"" sedan. Color beige , prica $27.50. Our price flUS. Reliable mao to oervlce whole· frame with bath, baaemeat, hot were Sunday dinner guesll of Mr. and white'!-" InterN!'ptor engine. i These sca,les were ordered di· aale elgar accounts. Sensational air heatlnl to all rooms. 90-foot and Mrs. Cline Erwin at rSouth powPr 5tP~r.tng, uutomnlic trans· I rect from factory !l'rough error. \ New way of merchandlling old lot on hltbway. $10,000.00. W. Va. m«Sion, padded dush, wind· I s .. these at Rolla Ben Frank- reliable nationally advertlaed liURAL - \1 acre lot with 4- Mr. Charleo Cartwright It f sh•rld w!f"· bnrk-up lights, I lm Store '" Middleport. product. (1959 eltar ulos ••· room rnuonry house, full ba.. allht lor Fredrick Mill'}' vent sho - ntler skirts, wheel '_ _ 11 2131c cteded f800,000,000t . You deter- ment, hoi and cold water, furwhere be hao tmploJ~iDij t'•WE'r!l w wall times, rock· ! Jt~OR SALE - Gas refrigerator, mine how much time ,YCMI devote nace heatiDJ, lafage. teOf).OO. alter beinJ at homt the p 11 t t'r pane1S8, mlie!l See this I "as stove, kitchen table and .ad how larp you want to Owner wW trldt for fum. L • I" • POMEROY - 1.1 bulldln• lola ll'teo. cnr l>efore ~ buy, $12!J!I Call • chairs, four poster bed and grow. Muot haYI a ear, .I.Lifl to !thin I llmltl 11 lei Mr. and Mrs. Palll lloollek end _ ,: :. 11 30 ttp chest of drawers Will sacrifice f2.1H ealh and bt JOUr own w c ty · A t ,.. for quirk oale, Mn. Mayme manacer. Wrfte B.L.D. Dlltrlb- available. OUt ol high water. (21) REAL tql ~~~ SAlE Rainoy. Fourth and Palmer uting Company today, JIM Unl· Can be booabt for leu thaD Piilaiifo TIRES FOR !ILE-;-- 2 :::~o;· ,--- Streets, Middleport oall WY I· varsity Avenue, St. Paul 4, ·:~ ~~~ REALTOR 2 - M~ x 1'1.'!3. U-:19-3te Minneeota II 3t lte • • •. •· ' BOX Ill PHONE WY 750 X "' I - 14'' ill RATS -killed with ' Sta~- War. (20) BUSINESS ALBERT IK. IIALESMAN ,.hW and 1110wtf;trea 1s·• MoNnlu.. ...,.ll...n1 ... 113.00 up. K't).atone Stottnn Iarin, guaranteed, I lb. fi.OO. SERVICES WY I.U. SAL!\ liiJich Ou~IN IIUleolp on dry J)Mement f<lr 1111 ~2\1'II lbs.~-$1.49. Run Flour ' New Haven, We• . Pow F1ve ... ,. ll 30 b Suaar h · - ••.,..., IBJIVTCI l::c===-:cc- -- ~ •• V~·glnlti~. · Ui;;;;;--;;;;;;-n;;WE, ·;;:::= - Ml · ~~rs nc Hardware. ~·~·"• FOR SALE· 1 bedroom house bedrooms, fuel . all •ol ~service. Alld you ret a lll'tOO!her, quieter rklel · . NEW AND S1114or .;.•lng II 30 stp REJ'aJGI£RATJ(;N ilath, wlih bull~in Grlnslead, TiJ 'I ·HOs. Machiao. l!ai1 FIVE HEREFORD wU! ....e•• . , . _ til'ater Bealtll, llvlnJ room, kitdlen 1rnbrtr Shop. WY ~-~. I& tfc freshen in April, accredited ~-~~ In cupboardi, Ill flour (22) herd . White heavy pullets $1.2.5 Appll lenloo New 1hlnf!)ed fOOl. 411 eoch, layina. Call or oee Nor· o•to Street, Racine. Phone WJ.~.n.l MATERIALS mnn E. Schaeffor, L¥urel Cliff. ' t-fotle ----,.----,-.,..,,;.oli··D-l~t~ /-- liaiiiiljl -i;;:i~~-:-• J MOl\£ ffi>PLI! 11tD1 Otl tOooYIIAII 1lWI 0.. NAY OTHill IIIHO Phone WY 11-2894. II 30 3tp H - USE N L'---•~ Rill I ia• no 0 0 .uo.-..u or Fo- Ra · - Co. GAS Circulating Wo.hl .,.,IIIIard., Colnpad .. Fui'nlohell opli,ltmen,t for Pllaao If\' 1 heater, 70,000. BTU's, $75. Jesse on M$!hanlc St. All , F'oreM flu . . . . .,...,.,, Brinker, Racme, Ohio. Blr tar room . .1de and pertom> paid. !leo Gloni'OY E:wth~j 3tc Bl.. u, isto~m CioN<~• , . 28 •, -- ~-~ _ _ _ . ~~ 30 3tC lite. Bm•U ear ii!INIIOinJ ,.._ ~ f1 . , . :- - _ . Trulltf' - CUI~ - - ~~~ail , •-•!.b,NE K .or p ring li'le 9 In excel- ••• l!l':thlltly. ron' SALE: Arthuri Bwlaber 1'11'0{ I Cfo~nl Rid . .... lf!nt eondition; One cameo 'itper. 1 .. ·ptl#f:) .,_,. $ llurd $l 7 I'OOri Ctllri'lnl'l.l · III~M':U, Wl~·wi. ·. bi4o! billfold, •new : One Hot' , M.....,..lltn 11'1""'" •'\fi.' IIIJib ',Full ' ~as.,tH!nt ••ar Cem•nt . .,·~·- · ~• t,.,.lil; Po'l ~l electric ran]J:e in gO(Id con-~1100 1!: "-11tri ~"""· Pftmfi'N11 IC'!boo~ AV,l!lilaht,; "'' Clril'@ ~ Ournwl!l , ~nfftft1N,., ,-:_.,' ; dltlaii;I'Phone WY 1-3793. l'llolt II'Y Jl!m.. A Thompsllll, Chl'le11,., o.,..t.:'t~!"· ~ l {, ·· . 11·2t,Mo. 411 ihi _.(i:Ji;jo. ' •• ". . 1!- A 0 , , . .' • ·.'!':'f ' . ,.. •• .. can --·-·· ·-ateiJ' ° • • 1 .!'! t.a: t6 ll.Aaaumecl I -~ to lilt - loll IL004 of plouUN ft.Ono Umo , 36. Wi14 ox aa. Condlenut In ~eneral it left the sklllful questlona baaed 011 "COD· crete examples.,. I U.S. officials cited the foDow!ng major omission" in Ule Ta115 !dan language sUmmary .for .home audience: -The President's charge that Russia had violated tOO Yalta and Potsdam agreements by never allowing the people of the East Eu· ropean satelllk countries to vote freely Oll what fo,rm of govern· ment they WUlted. -Kennedy's statement that Soviet Union broke the mDrator· ium on nuclear testl after paring for new blasts while it wa1 still negotiating wlth Britain and the United states .at ,....eneva on a possible test ba6 treaty. -His claim that ltie Berlin prob- 1 lem stems in lw·ge part from the Soviet refusal to agree to reunhll flcalion ~ Germany. Tau VenJoo Tass aaid stmply that trw of Kennedy 8li and ths defensive against Adzbubel's llber II.Aft.tr. eancl(u .• -~ latlon AWalltiiO> 4&J"•pe Get in Strid... use dasslfiecll The Waat Ad.1 ut alw•y• bltereat. inJ, lnformalm, helpful. Tbtr'll help you buy~ ..U, r•nt or bl.re pruflt•bb'. 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Mr. ==---c==--- ltorm • lllale• .. e I ' ~":' 0:.~1 ~!the Gomum Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Noy, 30, 19111·7 Interview With Evasiveness For Abortion M SERvlas Every Thul'lday ..... Tas8 Covers Belpre Death Leads To Trial ' "Warm Your Wallet With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds" _6-Da!!y Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov . 30, 1961 ... ' I �- . . ~ ·• ' j '• ' ... ~ ~- ~ r; Drew Webster Ladies Planning Gitl Scou~~p ~~t't N:-vesper Service -- Veterans Hospital Contributions _.~ at the grade school. The meet- Is pI an ned Plallll were made to remember chase glfU for the Cincinnati, • DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Nov. so. 1961 -=~~ w~ed by pledgin~ the &._., were eleven present b worbd Chr' ..:~~on IBtmas pro- entitled the various Veter&nl Hospital. at Dayton and Brecksville Hoapit' chr 18 · tmas h th Ladi ala A ibutloo of .. "Commissioned with the Mes- ~ w en e ea Aux· contr ... w a • sage of Reconciliation ... will be iliary . of Ore~ Webster P 01 t made to Crile Hospital ill Clev• ' presented this Sunday evening at Amertcan Legion met Tuettday land. the Middleport First Baptist !evening at the Legion baU. December 14 was ~ U Church by the Senior High . Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth pre- the day for the DiatriCt Eight 1/ Youth Fellowship . stded at the meeting, which op- birthday party at the ·CbUUcothe Pomeroy, Ohio PnPd in ritualistic form. Prospec- Hospital and the unit voted to Jack Satterfit>ld will givP the tive new members were introduc- send a large decorated birthday invocati~n and have charge . of ed and included Mrs. Allen Elcb- cake and a contribution of ~ for TONIGHT the servtce whtch will begm wtth Inger, Mrs. Robert Bowen, Mrs. 1 gifts for the party. The untt will NOT OPEN 1 the Call to Worship by the Verse ' Wayn~ Milhoan, Mrs. M i 1ton also furnish 50 poWKis of candy I Rhythm Choir made up of sev- ' !Wush and Mrs. Mason Fisher. for this hospital for the month of ~ F lUDAY & SATURDAY eral of the youth group. Others I Olin Knapp, n:presenting prew December. . . • December 1-2 • "TOMBOY AND will participate as ushers for the Webster Post, dl.scuased plans for Mrs. David Cumings, member"~ THE CHAMP" ; evening. a joint Christmas party for the ship chairman_. announced the * !-. (Technicolor> ' . Legion and Auxlllary and their quota of 124 bad been reached Candy Moore, Ben Johnson, . The offertory prayer wtll be families witli the children of the and thllllked all who helped. Mrs. Jesse White, Christine Smith gtven by M1ke Bratton and the I Co H M James Shepherd chairman end un 1y orne as gues18. r s. • • . . b 0 . k Bod' and Jess Kirkpatrtck bened tcl1on Y t<' 1mer. J ames Sh e pher d , ways and means Mrs · George Mow...-v co-chair. -J , "THE REVOLT OF Chairman for the Latin Arneri· chairman; Mr:.. Richard Young, man, reported on the candy ule THE SLAVES" (Tecbnlcolor) can portion of the service will be child welfare chairman; M r a. and thanked all who helped. A Rhonda Fleming, Lang Jef- Larry Gladw~ll. Dick Bodimer Olin Knapp, a11d Mrs. George report on the !aU conference h~ld _fries and Dario Moreno . will be the leader fo 1· this part 1Mowery were named as a com- ~ at Logan October 26, waa given with Janet Baker, Mike Bratton, mittee to meet with a commit- by Mrs. Orville Well, who stated SU~~e'!:~· 5ES. Martha Fowler and Darroyl tee from the . Post to plan t he that Marie Moore department sec"TH& LAST SUNSET" Stumbo as students. party . retary, apoke on patrtotllm and (Technicolor) A communication was r e ad Ann Eshlemar., assistant departRock Hudson, Kirk Douglas, Participating as North Arneri- from Mildred Hamilton of Galli· ment secretary, on Glrll State. Dorothy Malone, Joseph Cot· can students will be Linda Kauff, polis, district rehabilitation chair- The slogan for the district quota ten, Carol Lynley, Neville Diana VanCooney, Steve Pullen man , requesting assistance for Is " Over quota for Wayne and Brand. With the safe lusti- and Pat Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. various hospitals at Christmas. Jane" and the national alogan, ness that th&y sought love Tony Fowler, counselors, are di- It was agreed to send 12 T-shirts "Ring the bell for Uberty and' · · · they turned the fury of reeling the service and will serve w the Sandusky Hospital for freedom." their hate upon 11ach other! Colorcartoona refreshments to those participat- Christmas and Mrs. T. A. Hen- A contribution of $5 waa made ~~~~!!!!!!~~~.....-~~log . nessy, Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., to the Tuberculosla and Health) ~ICCICINIIICICICIIICIIICICICICIC""""""""""""""Itlll_......,.,..... Mrli. Ben Neutzllng and M r s. ASIQI!iatlon. Named u a comWildermuth were named to pur- mlttee to rewrite the by-tawa of the unit were Mn. George Bearhl .~._. A ve 5 POMEROY ELBERFELDS ,!. P e r ser"ice Open This Weelc Both Friday & Saturday Evenings Dress Up Your Windows MEIGS THEATRE For The Holidays :t--------------- J1_ I i Shop For Christmas At ... - 11 Miss Humphreys Is Chairman Mra. Ben Neut.zllnll and Mra. Orvllle Well. It wu reported that Mr. and Mn. Frank Cheesebrew attended the receptloo for Troop 221, Middleport G 1 r I the department prealdenf, Mary Scouts. met Wednesday at the Miller held at 01 k Poet :13 Scotu hall for their regul~r Po~uth 011 No~e!ber 12. ' meelmg. ~ew offtcers who wtll Best wishes were aent to the take over m January were elect- unit from Mlaa Erma Smith and ·lo BEN FRANKLIN s-1 -L rH 1\1 I ? n\.III"H · n N.l\ri Q NI\1 LV t'NOWN PHONE WY 2-3498 POMEROY, OHIO j • TOYTOWN SALE NOW IN PROGRESS Toys At Discount Prices! ~ifts For All The Family *Christmas Cards and Wrappings ed. Sandy Hwnphreys was elected h · z· ta Nle I . as c. atrman; te r as v1ce chaJrman; Margie Harris as Scrt'be : Dl ana Dav 1a as t reasurer, Kay Boggess as reporter and Olita Lewis as scrap book chairman. Plans for the Chrlstmaa party were discussed and th ~ glris declded to go carolling before their party and then meet at home the of Mrs. George Hackett, Jr. one of their leaders, for an exchanae of gifts and refre.shments Attending yesterday we~ Becky Allensworth Marilyn S t umbo Paula Theis Carol Anderson Christine B~lley, Connie Cook: Rose Marie Hackett, Dt b b It Grueser, Janis Schmoll, Janlee Everson and their leaders Mra. William Everson and Mra.' Hackell. ~ ;11rtl1/&ll1/&llJ&llWJISilUil'«'J&lJill¥8 TM.1 J&l81Xtl& II • • SPECIAL • I Mrs. William Baxter, who were bl to be Re ....... una e preaen1· pon••u Ul were Mrs. Baxter, Mn. Pesrl , Hysell M- John B M • • •· aeon, rs. Jerome Cook, Mrs. Lowell Carpand Mr K thryn Bake d ~~latmaa ~ar~ will be ~tanto I 11 -:~-the 1088 c I · of the ""• mee..... , Mrs. :arha, music chhlatrmb111• 8 program w c presen opened with the alnglnll of the two h the th ymns 1or moo , "0 Wor• hi Tb Kln , and "S s P e g, weet Hour Of Prayer." Mra. Webster • two poems, "When AutUIIID SllJII To Winter" and "Tbe Smalleat Blesalngs." Group llnglna of Christmas caroll with Mn. Neullo Ung at the plano, concluded the program, and Mra. J. -M. ~ton read • poem, "Norfolk. Following the program, a name waa drawn for a prize pack111e with Mra. Mason Flaher the winner. A potluck dinner at 8';30 p.m. preceded the meet1n11. Prlcft quoted below ara for 5\'andard Width 90 Inch length except as notedWashable Plain Colors Pair _ _ _ __ Washable Whitt Nubby Wtave Texture _ pair I He,vy Antique Satin Modern Pattern--- $6195 I Preferential Little Girls' Christmas Dresses At The Best I I- Prices In Town I ~ IIi Our Christmas dresses are pret. ~ tier than ever! Slzea to 3X, In nylon and velvet combination, all velvets, lovely oolora of red, blue, !'OM. l" and s~99 Laraer alzea, 4 to 14. Some are "sister'' dressea, and all of them are juet rl.iht for a lltUe ,W'a Chrlatmaa. ]-99 to 8~99 Ita Preferential Tea, Sunday, November 18, at the home of Anna - Lee Seyler, president, read the candlelight ritual to pledgea GaO Hovatter, Dora Nowell and Lor: ralne Roberta. Past-pretlclenta ~ Betty Fultz and Betty Everson fi. li. ~ lf. • I R. Knlaht pmlding. Durlnl the aoclal boura "Pauword" wu pi~ and tnjoyed by Lucy Amabary, Barbara BetaIna, Anna Chap111111, Betty Ev• eraon, Betty Fultz, Lee SeyJ.r, Mary C. Wiley, Donna Wlla o D, : Mlla Wooda, GaO Hovatter, Dora Noweli and LorralDe Robina ol Ohio Eta Pill ebapler. A pelt wu A11D Rupe ol XI Gamma Mu ebaptw. II I Maehlne Wuhttble - Sanforized. Cape Cod curtain featurea decorative preshlrred rod pocket and 3~ •· finished all around ruffle, :16" LINGTH -------------------------- $1.59 PR. 45" LINGTH -------------------------- $1.79 PR. 54.. LINGTH -------------------------- $1.99 PR • 63" L NOTH ------ ---- -----~---------- $2.39 PR. 72" LINGTH -------- - ----------------- $2.59 PR. VALANCI - 72" X 11" -------------------- $1 .00 • Cotton $1.49 ~cloth In handaome "M~ dem Block" print with white cotton liJIIq, Waahable, fut eolora Ill aold or brown tones on whit'! bec.Qround. . :16"- $US pr. 45"- 12.79 pr. 54"- $2." f"• 63"- $3.39 pr. '72"- p.79 pr. Lined Rtyl:!s in a b I 1 lmboutd with $7.95 pr, Satin Back and colors. SCRANTON Rayon Marqulaette FIGURED DACRON LACf.: CURTAINS T1ilored Curtains Tailored Curtains. Completely washable. White. Require little or no 1~. 2 attractive patterna In 81 ln. or 90 in.· lellflh. White. .11'9ib-trol flnlab that . requlrea no stre~blna. 81 ln. and 90 ln. lellllh In many attractive pattel'lll. PRICED FROM Will launder beautifully with no starchilloi necessary. $3.95 1 p1ir 72" length ---- $1.19 pr. 11" lenath ---- $1.99 pr. 90" tenath ---- $2.19 pr, FIGURED SENECRON Drip dry. Machine wastu.ble. Role or leal pattern In white tailored curtain. 81 ln. or 90 ln. lenath. $3.95 $2.95 NINON 'rhe Daupten ol Unloa Veter&nl met Monday llllbt at the , 6S" -·····-·-·--- $2.U. pr. 72" ··-----·----- ~· . ,,, 11" ·-·-····--·-- $2.95 pr. tO" --·-····----· P-29 pr. ~ II'· yard Goods to Match yd. 69c CAFE CU-TAINS RUPFLID DACRON CU~TAINS of Caddie Wlekhn '11le prlle pacUae . .ated by Mlnnil Neutlllq wu· WC111 bJ D~n with ~ headed ruffle•, II" ruffled ned tie becks. White. 45"- P.2t 63''- P.6t btribdaya _.. eele-1 brat.d and nlnlbmeDta · aervtd by Hallll Milllr and Cad- 11"- .,,. • die' Wickham. WITH VALANCE marqulaette ba~ hemmed Heleo Miller. The firlt nomlnatloo of olflcera for the OOIIIID& ,_. ... .be 1d. Tailored of Dlqlont Dacron. White. Wuhable. Requirea no lronina. Each panel 41" wide. 54" -----·------· t2.19 pr. $0.95 D.A.V. hall Ill Pcimeroy, Piwldent Evelyn Clark In ebarp. Final plana wen made for tbe Cbriatmaa dinner to liP held Dec. 11 at the Martlll BtltaW'IIIt In Middleport with the pirtJ a D d gift axcbange to be at tbe home $6.95 M•rqulsette Curt•lns Wuhable 100% aeetate cur· talns that will wash. Snow white. Choose from 81 ln. or 90 ln. lenltb. In Pomeroy Hall to DACRON Tailored Curtal.ns D. U. J'. Unit Met a pair H1rd~To-Fit Window1 For those hard to fit windows we have a speciat' service We can furnish Fiberglas Drapes (Printed or Plain) in any width or length - Bring in your window measurements All White. pr. selection of patterns $1.00 Standard width - 63" lensth. $4.95 pair pr. SHORTY DRAPES .Heavy Nubby Cotton $8195 Plastic Drapes Tier has jumbo 7¥t '' fin· ished baby beaded ruffle. Each panel 29" wide Val. 110 in. X 9 ln. . Quarterly / White Rayon Acetat•Satin Back _ _ __ 1 Broadcloth - White Machine Waaheble and Pledge Miatreu Mary C. ble. · Refreshmenta wer. lel'Vtd followlna the rltual with Mra. A. $9 95 Maclt of Springs CoHon Mills White Broadcloth ~ Wiley asallted u the Ritual ta- I Waahable Prlnttd Fiberglas 2 PaHerns _ _ pair Tier and Val Set AND DRAPE COO!tDINATES ChiP-nan. $3 95 Washable Floral TaHeta Pair _ _ _ _ __ Plain Colors Fiberglas _ _ CAPE COD CURTAINS CAP~ "I. ~ I I I I I Washable Large Floral and Modern Patterns pair 1 W11habl~ pair Washable $8~95 Printed Fiberglas _ _ pair ' · ss 95 I •• ~ IIi ~· In our drapery department you will find a large selection of custom look draperies. Wash· able cottons and acetates - Fiberglas in 10 different patterns and also plains. Antique Satin, Flowered Taffeta and others. New fashion colors and lovely patterns to blend with any decor. Standard widt~s. A nice selection of shorty drapes for hard to fit windows. • ruf. Printed sailcloth In larae assortment of patterns. " "' $2·95 W- tJ.49. · 12•- p;7t • tO"- .... pr. l ·~Our Lerge Selection of Curtllnt-AII Styl•: Tallorocl, 1:~, qp. Cocl and C.,._:.ln ~r Lerge Drapery 0.,..... .' . lhtnt l•c•ncl Ploer•. ·' .') • ,, .. ; . .. Thrifty! SaY• Al.I'Your 5. . Slips ••• ' } ELBERFELDS',. IR':.:POMEROY •• ' ' ,, '. ..I .- • '·' � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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