https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/718a43b237ade76859e850a2ffc82913.pdf 919d4d51ecd36a47a216507b074c2d72 PDF Text Text - . ~· . .. ·---.. ~- ~· • - -· ·-·-- ·-- ... . . . , ~ • • •, \ 8-llaDy Sentlne1, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 4, • ' • Now You 1tumt ._ ................ -..1o 1)'- ... - · "'"" · 'IIJ''I NIU Zoao ' · Open . Friday 1nd Slturday Evenings Until 9:00 Mile • at y ~ .......... r.. ·~· Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Christmas Shopping (enter I Weather enttn Soulbtn aDd Ctldl'al Gilt. HottJy r • I r wn&, - ~ eloudl!IIJU r ..c ..d coNn WIJ'• RIP ..... Fm ......... 1o ..,............. w-,.w enaslllc c~ * a - ~ Warmt'r. VOL XIII Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 1961 NO. 195 SINGLE COPY-le' President Kennedy Will Be Speaker For DiSalle Event Sewer Bond Sale Expected B f J E • Salle~ ~~!~~~::c:d:~:~::::n~~~~~"t:~~~~!· e 0 r e an uar y xpirati.OD COLUMBUS (UP!) - The ·main speaker at the $100a-plate dinner bore Jan. 6 to honor Gov. Michael Y. Di- And - there'slllllhiD& ~~;:! ~~~~~m.~r. fo~~~fr~ ~~t't~mc::dmt~n~~~.~ :~~ abe wears IIIOl'O happiiJ. • and DlSalle. Thloto Ohio will since l>e Kennedy's flral triP the 1960 presi·~"ol campoIgn, ~ 'lbe dinner is to be the m•Jor fund-raising event for the Democratic partY in Obio lhls year and takes the placP. of the usual Jef. ferson.Jackson Day dinner. S,taln party teaden decided to • . ~~=~~-;;;::=::=---;~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; _,111 ~ 1 ~ 1111111, 1111 111 11 Sheri'ff w ant s WASHINGTON ltJPI) - Forelc• ul Amtrif'u Everyone Alive ...,... hoveftr....... wtlal . could llni lmpoolnl After HoJidavs ,...,,_ oPlD••II ea...Or,a..u. hard for hu him.been milch speculaThere lion since the governor's an· nouncement that ne will not run again that he. may he in line for a federal post. Askod if Kennedy would anpoun·ce at the dinner whell>er DiSalle was helng lnvitod to Waihlngton, the gomnor ,... U.. lo ..... .Dext. moaUt llle llep ,_..,. be give the·dinner 1ri DiSaJJe•s honor plied: "l doubt it. He'll probably eJ De eoueU the following bls annOuncement be talk on current affairs. " Meigs County Sheriff Rober c. tloa or Amerlcu Sta&et . IOAS~ do!S not plan to ~eek re-election. ~ Hartenbach h.as urged aU Meigs voted 144 MoHa1 ..,W !a 1• The governor aaended the County IMlorlsts to d•lve with ,.,. ol 111• - • · Oaf1 Caba Army • Navy football gt~me in care so everyone will enjoy the aad. Mexleo ~lied Colomw.'l Philadelphia ·last Saturday ae: a oncoming holidays. pnposaf fer Ute confereae., " ' gllt'!lt of the PresJ~nt He said Sheriff Hartenbach said ln his flve ·etw coull'"" ...tabled, November re('IOrt bis department investigated eight traf£ic 8CCI· dents. '111ere were 48 personS held l in county jail during November: nine were boldoven. For the same period last year there were the dinner lad been dle:cussed at the game, but had actuaUy beeD · 11\1. Some time before that. Whera asied if he had made a:ny side be~ with the President at the game, DiSIIle replied: "We we~ both Navy n-.en that day." man. MEIGS THEATRE Pomerey, Ohio and bad check. ~ I Minister Asks Christmas Left To TV, Stores 1tate Long Sleeve Binion , Sllpover Sweaters :1.95 and 4.95 . . Beautiful hiJl'ltltched box pleated sklrta, In fiannels, novelty tweeds and ·tartan plaids - lilt old favorltelin full pleated atyles - •emi..Um sklrta In several differe11t stylea - all basi~~ colora In 10lld flannels and a beautiful Jl'Oup of plaids and tweeds aome wltluweatera dyed·to match. 2..95 to 11·95 Week's Dining w. Tra· ···~· lor •udtlor ., ltlte ... tbe · May. lB. prlmarlel. and financial interests in Columbus have agreed to buy the $180,000 in general obligation sewer bonds at a 3%. per cent interest rate. GAMMA RAY BUFFER-Economy ~~~~~~t~=; Final sale of the bonds will be the first big step take by the village toward construction of a sewage treatment "!ion sh~lters appear to be popular at I~ntoo. plant and sewe~age here. . !Is on d1sp1ay at the court house. Promoters claim a . Crow_ told e~uncilmen 8 •pec·lcomnut~ and clerk abould .set may hope to thwart that Strontium 90 dust tal o~mBIIce will have to be pas• I a meetmg date Cor budget appro- 1 1 blasts. Possib)y, it's a good refuge when ed qmckly 10 th~t legal proce-- priatiou of_ next year's money. mounts; it's rather large for a rabbit .hu!l.~h. ~~~Ill dures _can be carried through be-l - ~ hght ~lem at UnKI~ 1kennel? But the Humane Society won•t it !fore hme ru.DJ out. '111.e bond 1 av agam was d~. Council oust Rover if anti·missile missiles and robot atomic WiiJ''i". must be sold by January l, l982. 1taid It hu the J1ght, and heads streak through the skies of southeastern Obi~. lit(liil! It was agreed that eouncilmen willing to put it up, but they Sentinel Photo. ~ will meet in special session next , no place to put a Juide line. Monday night to pa111 a resolu· l' - Chle( Webster was a~~ked al tion authorizing the sale. Joe motorists are using the town I The announcement that t h e lot between Mechanic and Butbond• wlll be sold privately made ternut-av or if persons Y(ho work it clear that the federal JOV«<l· out of town are the ones who ment would take no action. A park their ears there. Webster 1member of. the Ohio Pollution said it was definite that . iocil Board had told council earlier if worken are parking there. Calculator~ were ~lick.ing, !Ypewriten: ticking, . no private flim will buy the bonds Present at the Session were a_dding !'lachm~s buzzmg m Meigs county ~urtho\111"'111~ when an altempt .i5 made to sell i Mayor Legar Clerk Edna Schoen. flees this mormng as wqrkers began checking bow .IIJ them the federal 10\'erMM!llt l leb. Counci1~ Don Collins, Dor the county genera~ ~und is in !he red . would act. Schaefer, Richard Rupe and .co1:1rthouse officials e.xplamed_ t~t each year alii~~ 'l1le $ISO 000 · sewa~ bond Franklin Rizer this time the county begms runnmg m the red. The were voted' in 1 1be action ~ ·• ficit usu.ally is tak~n care of when the February cat10li,lll Calculators Hum In Annual ·. •· Check On County's Red Inlr ?~~.~e I I :S. ree. Racme . H0 l"d I ay ber _ .1 . vern counc1 · Leslie mee Fultzmgoil red DaOCe T0 Be ~~-• talon th the viii e soJielklr take necessary slep.!l December •30th aUempt to sell the bonds: Ule the money Oh' on~tl . ol-.asthemade datJQn ommen 10 .-u ut1oo Board. It came at the No- ·~ tax ~~elpts ln. Actmty ••..-come tl>e amoont of apparently bad ...., t:!;:~ th ~ · tl --·•· -~· of money_ e_ cou,,.y IS presen y i . 1n auuu~~:r <~~.,~ swners Dan Hartlllier . . ~;~~ e.y ·Nelson, ••_, trans r-~ ~1151' waa dete.,ied $Wo 'ean from the enginer.r e~ . NEW YORK IUPil - A. LuJo.epll 'r, FertuoD .ID I ...,_u n a1 age the to 1.icen5e and .t..~~ tlon, the golq to forme• theran leader attacking the grow· • Dtmocr•Ue Jao4allde to ay. IT h au . clerk 1 THOMA•• SWOP.J Vieo ·Preoldent Richard M. Nlxoo P~ ~ loted ~ lhe -'~1 lo-wwk 1o It was •eporle<l lhat Comrn~· • engtneer . ing commercialism of Christmas, . •;r · ,,... ••• . • D H l' nrl A • through the auto l1ceme and deoplte trlpo through the IN8PECTION _ Illaow'-a• ~ h ged h bes -ro 1 oa die baUot, "'... Crow satd he was told by one 1noners an ar mger a very . state. ····-·~,. • Marier -Afdlle Swartz presldas_ ur ..........._~ - ~~ , eance The. ~. poll w111N_, 1 ,. Columbus attorney thJ!.t thert ·· ·-Jbeine Fire ~rtm~t Nalsoo wen discussing~ over-Jund of the eount~. But OiSalle was one of the ftr8t ~- u ~~~~,&~ueecU ~ wu . ~~s:;~~ =::~~':,'!: for ,pilli<~ year, ciDCt . . ~ suff~lent tJme iG •11 t h e JwiU _sponsor a New Year a ltoh- all picture of the rounty s £i- 1 One cwnty. official said I& pre 111 t audllor, . l•mes A. bonds but notes coUld be issued )day ~nc!t' at tbe old R a c I~ e nanees. ~ da~ and the budget of r~ ~him~~ •. major polttlcal flguret to endorse ....pee~ uy· anwnM , .,wope, , · . ltboiln, ilu PaMacM Jda: ,or a series of note! could be is· l High school December 30, with the engmeer s department. [s1onen ~d tbe engmeer 1 ~ former senator for the Demo- Portamoutll., Qraad CaptU 0) .ment stores. musk by ~he Five Saints. T he II was reported the finance dis· for th11 year is BOW opetllo erath~ nomination lind worked &be Guar4 of. &he G,.aod CouocU ' The _Rev. Dr. Edgar .S. Brown 1 ea4ld:aey fer Use GOP DomiDa. e:ued UIUI the bonds al'(l! sold. of Ohio, Royal 1r Select Ma.· Ja.: dJrector of worship oC tbe tloa far JOVM'IIor Leading off the subject of the Southern LOcal Boo:;ters A~ia- russion began aftf;t the commis· mg on an overdraft.. 1 aonl, Wednesday evenin«. the Umted Luther~n Church in AmtF~ ·' ' bonds, Council began talking with tian will be invited to bt' ro-!lpon· sioners noted that a resolution 1 Engineer Stamey • Bbizniet· Royal Ma!lter df!grte was con- 11ca. th~ nationalargest· Lutberan ~ ZM~JDiiii~ . Crow concerning the gae: rates. sors. in the amoUnt of $5.0S9 had been denied .the seatemeat aftcr . llit '·; (erred followln&: dinner 1 erved , ~Y· made the ~.ppeal Sunday~He was asked by one town offi- Firemen said they will apply transferred frorh the county fund .foreman, , Danny 'l'bampeaa, hat 1 by ladle& of Pamer.,- Chapter The Lutheran, .his church• cial if he thought council should aU proceeds to the remainder of 1 W aid for dependent children made a check of the budget tbil· .. 186, OES, ai the Ma!lotdc weekly news ma1a:une. . turn down the Ohio Fuel G a 8 the note on the emergency squad sumetune back. The resolution morning Blazewicz said ftllll,tJI! Temple. Reunion of tbe 6th "Chr~stmas, _the . u.nnual ~~U!I Company rate increase natly and ambulance. Admission charges , has been spent fnlm the Arch Cryptic A.no .. council• ~alute m the dtrect•on of rebgwn take it to the PUC. were set at $1 and -rn ei!nl.s. ' neer·s budget trus year . ...~•'•,· of Cbllllco&he. Athena, Galli· IS now the property of th~ bustThe tolicitor saki he thought _In other business last night. the$457,000 was appropriated. polls, t.ogaa, Pomeroy. Jack· n.ess world, and I saY it I! high council should consider trying to firemen purc~a.'led two nPw 1said his department: .,:~:~ The sale of 1962 dog tags wa!l 1011 , Porttmou~ 1 r (o 0 t 0 a, b~ that .the churth aald In get a better price than has been heavy-duly ram coats for the de· has SS3.001 left in its o tou~hed off Monday by Meigs WashlnJton c . H. wat hP.Jd MIStake-ably clear words that It offered. Councibnan Franklin Riz· partment and announced a work 0 ge-t of this year. Cot\nty Auditor Gordon H. Cald- FrWay at Wellstoa Couat!ll No. intends to d!;orce i~lf from the . . er uid, .. We mad& a pretty good session at the site of the new well wfld said he had previously 121• whole mess, he said. di::~ Betllllg, '16, ol Pome~y. •offer of increase _ we thought." town hall-fire station next Mon. cens. and g33 tax fund planned not to bello selling the He urged Lutheran churches to onday evening at MeigS Crow ~aid he believes the Pub- day evening. · overdrawn at present licenaes untO Del-ember 11. Htlw· minimize Christmas services. BUg· ral Hoepitalllhortly after suf- lie Utl1ities Commission wlll go Representatives of the depart· . I through a transfer of ever, he said, t~ number of perlliZeDS gesting they hold. midnight Holy ferlng a heart attack •t the home Ialong on a rate increase to a cer- ment indicated some other or· A footba_ll banquet ~onormg : in the· t'flgineer's budget, it sons already have asked to buy Communlon services on Christ- of a oephew, Martn MacAnills••tain extent. ganit.ation should be in charge rJ Easl<ern Htgh School grid play- ibe taken care ol. Workera the tags. mas Day He al!IO proposed that dence with. whom ·she made her fe!\1- Makm' •Brepoon a rt the w te aChrilltmas hel<l Thursday at 7::li !lthe aud'tJors•ce , offi had not ·. r . . tree decoration in Ra- ers will ' behEa ' hShl 00 1 1 ~dwell 11ald several of the congregations not "bother' to· ·. :situation of the village which CUJe this ~ar. The department p.m. ~ t e stern H lg c lpleted figures on the auto 1962 dog tags were sold Monday. decorate their churches. The Pomeroy emergency squad 1g presently In the Public Utili· has 4ecepted the responsibility in cafeter1a. censf and gas tv: at latest • The tap eost owners $2 while took Mrs. Betzing to the hospital ties Commission, Crow laid a the past, but "we are not the on- James Vennari. Rutland HitJt "! today. the charge of a kennel license IS at 7:115 p.m. f'Sterday evening. complete flnanicial ~-tement Jy organizatinn," they said. School Coach, will )(! guest speak- En . If' . 1 ld a- . She is rv· ed b . ter ...... r· id h Bob hi . gmeer 0 JCaa s 18 ill tlO. IU IV V a SIS , from the last raise to the present 1remen 118 anyone or a n y er wben Coac As t'Y s rtn"mnt IU probably · ,.rs. Margaret 1Riggs Of Colum- has been completed. The local business wishing to donate to- team is honored. Tickets may be pat { ~fund "thin,• ..• , , There were 3~364 dog tags soJd 1 D.A.R good cltilenship tests In Melgs county during 1980, then will be ~iven two !Ienior girls bu!, a brother: Charles S~key, water company 11 asking a rate ward the annual visit of Santa purchased from any or the foot- :etra;;,s ~ Sof.WIthe the number declined last year to I from each high school in Meig_s o( Baraboo, WIICOJJSin; 17 nieceS increase from the PUC w h j I e to Racine is welcome to call the ball players or anhe hlgh school lcense and g:r~ fund at a,SM. A $l penalty Is charged county this week. The tests WI! and ne~hewa, five pf whom were the . vlUaJe object& to il department nu~. Clildren of office. 1 next meeting of the "9rnm.lsb•, for all doJ!: tags purchased after I be conducted at the contestants . reared m her home, and are ~or· In other busblea _ Racine will be giVen trtats b¥ The dinner will be served by 1ers. Highwa depa~ January 20. respective school.!!, either Tues- ~~o E1gbth DistriCt A~rlctm l tin McAngus.' Mrs. Irene Bailey, - I t was dJstussed if the vfl· Santa December 23 in the bank the band mothe-rs of the high lers are from that fund. Dol Warden Genrge Logan day, Wednesday or Thuuday. ~gJ~nAttoet&· Kd ~ c;;:s;:n :·~~meroy~Wall~ J.FMorrlJ, Mkl- )age should provide holiday free !yaNi. school Eastern completed its grid ha1 warned MeigS County do The girl witt. the h,lghellt score 1._,0 1 hnt an. c re 0' pit' '11port 'eolumb"'· sryndraRoncoll's ParparklnJ. Mayor Charles Legar &eason thiS year on October 29. 1 . f cb h d . •~ or onors m sco s com · se o ue: a m Me· . M' UJ R d 1 1 1 owners that th ere w1l 1 be a c o11e 1om ea. sc oo w~ I be esJ8· ed b Ohio post& in the Amerl~ An us or Zane!lvine. 1a1d the viiJage €!annot afford Juu e oa eJ"8 To S . ]H Of Troop 245 Sell:-eheck on tag!l this year, and if nated wmner and giVen a good , 1 Y and Post AcU 1 Re g . . IUCh an expense at present - M t F •d E ~CIH ours F ~ nectessary. a house-to-house can- lcitlzenllhip pin and invited kl at- eansm vty ports Funeral servJcu wall be held and it has never been done beee n ay ve Stalt• Store NotM oot Mud v. . wBl be made to learn how , tend the Charter Day luncheon of for 'l1mnday afternoon at 2 p.m. fore. The Repu~llcan Middle of the Spec:"ial store hours for the Boy Scout Troo~ m.y dop are · without proper ; the local Return Jonathan Meig.R 3511 re:~~~U~tt:e : : frOm EwJng Chapel with Rev. - Pomeroy Police Chief Jed ~:H: A=:=onFr~IU s~so~ ~ coming holiday season will pre- ' rnel~ ~onda~ evening at the ~· Chapter in March. , score~ ~i compiled in win- Waldo Bartels olf1clatlng. Burial Webtter gave Mayor Charles 7: 30 p.m. at the a~~rriso~vil~e vail at the State Liquor Store ::re an ~idd~port. Sbt bt I Candidates from Racine High ·ng last year will be In Beech Grove Cemetery Legar an increased figure when Grade School All Republiean men on Mulberry Avenue. areording I recetved mto the groop • ~hool will h~ Miriam Srruth and IDl Large naUon~l cltaUons for dll- beside l1er late husband. Wendell asked If any additibJtal tickebl and women ~ Invited. to an announcement by Managt"l' r~r::n:u= for a lrlb Ractne Dl'feated Sue Circle; Pom..-oy h 1g h tlnguishod oervice, slped by Belzlng. were , bs~ last week. C h leI The public will have the oppor. John ~·II. . . · . Rutland Graders school, Sharon. Moore and Lola Past National. Commander Che•~ W~r 181~ n ticketa have tunity 'to meet Mr . Fred Rice, Re- _Begmmg Der. 15: the ~tore The troop 111 se_llmg mud ,· Racine Grade ~hdol defeated Ziegl~r; M_idd1eport Hlgh School, ter Stellar and .national and d~ · & k M I been tuued m the Iaiit four days. publican candidate for representa- w11l be open for busmrss from 9 ers or wrought 11'011, f~ uw 00 SVJ e Rutland 20-lS in a low scoring, . Sarah !"lannlgan and Sharon Pick· partment adju~ts wft.e mailed an 8 - The lhlrd reading of an or- ,tive of the tOih Congressional a.m. to !l p.m. untll ~}(>c. ~I porch~s to clean shoeS. tl«~t defemdve game Jut week. ens: Rutland High School, Phyl- to both pol!lta last mbnth Dead At Age Of 71 dlnance to P"ant a franchise to District. Jacob Turner. Middle- ~egular store hours w11l pre- Tomght the troop committe , ~ top point getter for: Raclll@ ,lia HowarL an~ ;Connie Lewis and Middletown POll: lia ranked tee· Charles seldon . tSeddieJ Rose, the Columbo• llld Southern Ohio l ~· is chainnan of the Associa· v:11l from {)e(o _ 26 throu~tt the 28, ;to meet al the ~ Ball , w Larry Circle with nine fol· l Eastern High School, Annette ond with 8 score of S30 and al!o 71, of Crooksville paaed away Electric CompanJ. was gjven. tion. then ch~nge lo the spec1al sched· . mab plans ~or ~ }o by Charles Cleland wlth :Bahr and Marilyn Koehler. . ed the tlonal ltsttion f In November it was reported b7 - It wa11 reported the finance ule agam through the 30th. The ~other~ AUXIIUU')' of 11 , V~~trnploylDett P1 Selt. 1~14 ~;~rlouJ ~- ~ A~ by relatives today. "Mr. Ro:s 1 Four Fined In uullfrERS To "'EET 1~~;n~s 0sellmg home made J11 ck.. led Rutland "With ilx cl•lms In MeliJ and. Racine hlt.l, under tom- was reared by his graodparents, •••••••••••••••••••••• Court Actions Meigs county Fox Hunters be p1a.a.tt ; 111 po nts follo.,ed by Uttle w 1t h are 'down loom aame mandert Wilson If, Cert and· WD· John and Sarah Rose on a farm : Four persons were fined sociation will meet at the Racine '· ft~ , flaclne )ed 7.S at the end perloo in 1980, according to the Uam s. Carr, respectively, dalnl· near B~ban. • • week in Meigs County court by Legion Hall Wednesday night at ofJ the ftnt period, was tied at _late.!lt flgurel!l rei~ by the Bul\o ~, credit for 20 of the 29 actlvJ. 'Ibe deceased is survived by : . Jud~e Emmett Peeples Wlllla~ 17:SO p.m. Fox Hunters al-e urgfltd Seven lnitiatf'd '1-1 'at halftime, Racine IJ'&bbedj' ea~ of U~ployment Compen.. t"tes Jilted on the annual report. two children, Wavelene and ! , Montg.dtnery $IOO and 'costs and to at lend. There will be- eleclion the Ielclt+ll ,by tl1e third quat- utton. Poe:t· 2JB ciatmed credit tor ,11 Chatk!!l. He W81 employ~ in a ~~";' :. !lel\teoced t£1 three days fn jl[Ji1 1of offitf'r.s. fnto Shrine aub ond ~ ,Total claims for the week were activiliu; ·CrooklviJie pottery. He was prev ! on a ch.arge of driving while inJtmGMENT RUI .F.D I· Seven lCK'al men were ~~~wiU : lay Let.art- on the 307 wtuch Jru;Juded 47 n e WI ~ winntn&' )Xlltl were high ceded in death by his father, : toxicated; James H. Matthews. A cognovit note judgment for mlo. the fall class of tbe ~ . , Sc~l eourt. to- claimll end 260 continued tllln~. from 1152 iD QITiO' who. eompleted Charles Milton Roae, and an • $18 and costs for passing at an $1 ,815, plus interest and costs. I Shrme ~t the fall al 7.10 p;m. the~ were 350 unetnp}oyment~and ~bm~. tiM annu~ repol'tl. aunt, Mrs. Car_rle Rose Yatea. intersection; Richard L. Hawley was awarded thE' Farmers Bank urday m ~olu~bus, as , .~ , · . Dutmg the same periodlbl UNlO, . ~ .-eeeivfd -national citations 'I1:M! date of his -:Ieath \'laS ' orr $10 and costs for no -operator's li· and Savings Co. of Pomeroy of the Twm f:Jty Shr)ne G8NBRAL BOIPITA,L claims filed by Melga Countlana." ·for AmerieiD.. November t. cense and Burdell Edwards $10 auainst Frances Foster Racine Pomeroy · MJddlepo:t. Frtd Painte ' ' '"' ' They a~ Pallas Hdl Dale -"r, .w . . a SET and coets on a reckless operation b. Meigs county common pleas Thooron John.!IOD, Don~ld 8 ft&AAft ~""' Green, PonteSQUAD CAU.£0 LOoq£ TO MEET charge. ... court Monday. Ch 1 rfford 1 Bll!lleU, dbester; NEW HAVEN - 1be New Tbe Pomeroy emerdlnw. 3qued Worshipful" Mae:ter Phil WilTO ELEcr ares ~agner. C Weaver 1la 1M. Have w • c1 b 11 __ L' D--,-.., Harry H1ll. Others : ..; . c n omens !.1 wl have ~u IUIIUilOned It 2:JS a.m. -this llamson said Pomeroy l...odge No~ LOCAL TEMPS 'I'ht're "''ill _ be a community ceremonial from the . . .; -. ~pr lC In&. ba1aar trema and. baked goode morain!J to Ule'· ~~ ,residence U14 F and AM will hold Jt.s sUit· The temperature in Pomeroy·~ meeting in the Bedford Youth were Archie Swartz, Max . ·,,....~· ~.L , . for aale, Decembet 9 at the :8os- OD WyUi1 HID ·for Etta. Greened meeting ~ednMday, Decetn· down town businesa aection at Center Wednesday, December Dr. Ray HP.aton, ·Bob · , Bfrth, ~. .,.~Wllbert tic bu_Ddfug iD New Ha\'en, from wllo was tr~porl:tid ..~ Me lg 11 ber s at 7:00 p.m. AU master 11:09 p.m. today was 36 degrees at 7:30 p.m. to elect offlffi's. Ev- Claude Woodard, . , 'f ~-· , 10 a.m. Jto~:J ·.l'·ID. _ . ~'fal ~pi~ IDd adznitted.(~ are iAvitld.. witb IUDD)' Wei. _ _.._ eryone is urged to attend. iJoe Beegle. 1 Tl'aeJ. whl Hid the It It e tre8aurer'1 ptal 11'0111 ltll uW "-·· iJm..v aco .., I ,reetpl~ . 1 L.- Wnen 1 · operatmg m the overdraft cof. umn began afU>• a meetmg of the Meigs County <'ommissionl'rs Mond r '. . tsl · Mrs. Betzing Died Monday Of Heart Attack c· . hip. I . T W'J} B , . · ests e HeJd Th' week . posts Leg1on I Tie For Honor I Vennar1•Goes T Easl em _ Only For Talk I I 1 I fund. I . 1 I RoomFarels pail Announced gl :1. IIn: . ~::r::::~~ ·n When You Let Robinson's Do The Family Washll 1 1 Unemplo~l ~~ty Try Our Rough-Dry Servke All flat pieces-ironed. All items washed and dried. 16 SHOPPING : ~ As- ~ ~th. ~may thl~ DAYS LEFT : 12c per lb. 2-Hour Cleaning On Requeat. l I ROB·INSON'S •• 1 · Be Thrifty! Save All Of Yaur CLEANERS PHON& WY 2-5310 IN MIQol.IPI)llT Treallln!r Itecu daey tor tile Republlwa llODll- w; Choose Her ' favorite Skirt . .. ' Fro~ ' This Be~utiful Colledion ..• Tri.J.uotor Cloonoro llle BerU. ey today' aDOIIaced 1111 ~.u- Dog Tag Sale I~ Begun Early By Caldwell Short Sleeve Slipovers To Match _ _ 3.95 Christmas Shopping .•• u • Pomeroy VIllage Soliciter Fred Crow advised Porn· eroy councilmen Monday night that the two town banks ?et Bulky Cardigan• _ 5.95 to 7.95 Banton Cardigans _ ___,_ 5.95 More Time For ~:u~fo.•• well COLUMBUS UPJ _ Former ·- •1 PRIDAY & SATURDAY OenmiMr 1-9 "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" Don Murray, lArry Gahw, Cindl Wood, Keir Dullea A TRUE StQry1 "THE CANADIANS" (Technicolor) Robert Ryan, John Dehner, Torln Thatcher and Terha Strataa SUN., MON. & TUII. Dec, 10·11·12 "ADA'' Susan Hayward :Dean Matlin BIJ Four eoafere•ee wtt.b R11118 nut year. Offlclala Aid &oday &be twa leadiPMI' probably wouW cover 1 wide raa of B t-Weat 11 Je •• l\let •ucla as &he .SO.tbt.ut Alii ertsli, dbarmameat ud aa~lear 1 aa -.It WEDNESDAY & THURS. D1cember 6-7 NOT OPEN (UPJ) Pftskleot Keuedy aad Brttllh 8S persons confined In jaiJ · The sheriff said 10 perSOlUI were ; h.eld on charges of drlvlng while intoxicated, nine for intoxication, eight transltA, five for disturbing the peace, two on open c~argez, :two far investigation, and one each for speedln1. non-support The announcement from -Wa&h· lngton Baid the invitation to Ken· nedy was extended by state Democratic Chairman William ColeDemocrats ·were jubilant over the oiiiiOUilcement, hoping the ~ Pres.ident wiD give the 1962 cam· paiiiJI • good send-of(, Up for grab& ln the election ere • u.s.. Senate seat and 25 congreuioaal Mats and numerous ttl~ ond eounty joba as ~ as t1oe govemar.hlp. , Kennedy did not fal'l! well at aU in Ohio In the prosldontlal elec· 'WASHINGTON PriJJle MIDIRer Harold Mlemlllao m UkeiJ ._ t.aclde a broad u.t . rtf e,ld1 ..,. pNhlems at their Bermuda_ mee&tDc Dte. county ~1-.!Z, bieluciJDI proapeda for • N.t.vy Won, 13-7. J\aisl Ele«<oa Hopes Pomeroy Banks, Columbus Interests Offer Purchase :Sill I! ill mballten . ,l Domonelll4 Patricia.ALSO. IIL~Cno ~ll'rS JIJ!IIOII, VIc ; Sa"' Slips ~ •• I r :Mid~."PGrr.~,'oJ~· ·': : J~·~!fP.t'~< "lil}·~~-~-1\._:r~:~~vn.. 1 ·, ':~i.'h~A;··:.:.;:.,,,Ji'~-~w -~"\~,::.~~ '.:.· ~~··· - ~y·; ..b·· ·-~.. &. I :1 ·"· "·~ ~ �.' • Pianist Captures Audience In 2nd Event Of Series ,, • I The Voice Of Broadway Tennessee Williams Bowing Out THE POET'S CORNER • I • Todays Medical Report t' Alberi Robert , Henry. CleM William 'Mwma•. MarUyn and Mr. and Mn. Bob wne. and Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-MiddJeport, o., Det. 5, 1961-S and Frank of tbe Ca~ter area : Nanc)' and Charle. Leiat, all of children at Hedway apmt Wfld. - - -- - - - - - . - - and IOIIT fillel'1, Anno <Mtt. Gi<D Columblu und Ben und ' Gnwer neoday oigbt and 11tunda)' l'edl 'J'IumUgiv.., with Harriet Woodyard of AJbany .... Jamet Andrews. Polm Pleu. Kendolli of Sprlnlllleld, Rozel Strut, loco!. bor J>b""tl, Hr. and. Mn. ZJza their nle<e and family, MJ•. and! oloo 1 ond Mi" Rebeeca llnt High School band director . 1Mn. Wilbur Slater) of Millers· The Temple MVF met at the MrConw, aM her 1iJter, Mr. lln. AlviD D)oe aod children. Mrs. I Dye, OU at.udent, wa. homt. attended the Weal V~glnla Band0Cl8 0 port; Mabel fMro. Howard Cib- ' chu'<it on SUnday ...,lng with and MN . VIctor Porry. masten Aseoclation winter cHn· aonl, Bowllng Green, and Mrt. Janet Ingram In charge of the A house oweoed by Mr. •c In Huntington over the lo\'etk· Ill! •• ••utt 5 tl , '"JJI'' ,,.. Alice Phllllpt, Columbua. An Jn- program and D11vid Woodrum Jlv-: Mn. Lavera Jordan <m SR •nd where he was a member of fant daughter, hl,t parents, and in& devotions. Plans were madeqoear the Sttte EJ:perlment nrm t PT. PLEASANT - The annual t screening committee. The entire community was , a aliter, Villa IMrJ. Donald to go carolinj,C al the next meft· was destroyld by fire Wednoocb~.l l Chriltrrut5 dinner of the Polnl The committee wa& to telecl •~ked and sadtt.med by the I Swearingen), prect'ded him ir. lng. Tho!!e attending ~o~.·.-re Vickie I'I'M hou~e wat occupied by a Pleasant Women's Club wll1 br nuslc'for clat:IS "AAA'' btuxl use. tram wreck at Poca, W. Va., on dea'th. Womac, Paul, Larry, Bobby, C.ar- ither .and family , Mr. and hekl Friday, Deeember 8th, in thl' Other members of ti1e commu,.ee Tuesday, Nov. :n, which claimed Funera1 services were held on Ia and Butch Wallace. David, :Ciay Jordcm and children who dining room of tke 1'1'\nlty Metho- were A. E. Rapellalre af SoUth the life of Ralph Turner~ 47· who Saturday at COlumbia Chapel John, Bob, Mary and Phlllip ·l all their belongings. They cli;K church be;inning at 6 p.m. Charleston and Bill ,Duer of St. flOW realded near _Dexter. Ralpb .chureh with Jnterment in the Woodrpm , Carl and Leah Crab- now Uvlng In 1'00fTII over 1 aCcording to am IDDOUDOel1'W!Ilt by Marys. The committee :node rec·l grew lo manhood In th is com- IStandish Cemetery. MJ!ny former 1tree, Warren KeintJ, Walter Jor-1age ~longing to Mendal Jor;lan. Mrs. Bertha Fllaon, president. ommendatioru; for music to De ' munity and attended JChool at 1sthool.. rnatea from a distanc-e 1dan, Janet Ingram, Judy Seel and !1 Dennis, 11 year old 1011 of Mn. Eumce BeDer, ebalrman 1".ed at the spring festivals. • 1Columbia where both he and his we,re BJnOrnl the large crO'Wd that Caroly,n Davis . Mr. and Mn. Ar· and Mrs. Carrol Woodgerd • ij)eoENT • of the literature departmeDt, and wife, the former Anna Elizabeth attended the services. ' thur Crabtree and Mn. Mendal again eonflned to Ch.ildrftl•• • 1 memhen ol tbe COfiillJUee bave l .,,«~·''i1'->J'i:l"l'tr~ Ogden, gr~duated f_rom big_h i ~· Nf&es of llltei'Ht ' !I Jordan were eh.aperones. Ipita! in ColumbuJ. He has a bfoll+ , planned. for 1 Ouiatmal drama sc~L, BesJCJea his Wife, he 15 1 Word was rece!Yed here dur· , Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey were Ien ankle. to be presented by several mem.sur:vlv~ by two. daughters, L~D· I ing the weekend Of the death of lo ColumbUA on Saturday and Mr. and Mn. Clyde Walker • *~ ISIIf". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ben of the '111eaplao Troop of Pt. · na (Mrs. Robert Goode) of Woost· l Dr. H. E. IHarley I Caster, Tl, of, tended the iitsurance directors 1family and _Linda and H~::~\ Pleuant BJgb Scboo!. er 811d Sherry at bo.zne, and two Spokane, Wash. , on Nov. 24. He meetinr.;: and called on his mother Cordle of Thurman spent ~ ~ ... Members and guests attendlng grandchildren. had suffered • 1troke Jn June and Mrs. Mary Starkey and his si&ter, l wfth her parents, Mr. aDd • S.. Hllll loolloal Mtl ........lc ........... the dinner will receive a booklet . ~ing _one~ a fa~lly . o( fift~n l ntVer fully recovered. Dr. eas. l Mrs. Jessie Jewell in Columbus. Dale Dye. • containing favorite recipes of children, he 11 survl~. by mne j ter was the son of David .. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roger McCall andj Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Cr~obtl'ee l • •• : EFFANBEE the thirty club members. #I!WW::!!mvn.~~~~~'j'.'!'sl:w'*'ll broillf;I'S, Tom or DexfTr. Wayne ·N8Jl(!y Caster and a broth~ of son, Kirk, of Indianapolis were "Were Thanbgtvlng Day pea:tl Members are remiaded that The . of Rutland, K.eMeth, Glenf~rd; , Mrs. Oma Starkey and A. R. ~ guests of his grandparents, Mr. their sister and brother, Mr. 1 gifts for Lakin State Hospital and re 1sk .00 onger reason for . Warren G., Reynoldsburg Joe., <llenl Caster of thls community. and Mrs. John Rawlings. 1MI'I Edgar Crabtree Mr 65 0 1 the Pl Ple"asant Fire Department man,y dwolr mg peok' pie a1~· . dAnother siste~ Elda Starkey Shuff Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan, Dale Ml'8: Mall: Crabtree ·who· • .iJ£_• ............,... • ... . tfor the needY are t o beer •- ago. , spent proJec f o lh .eaymamg . I ri applcatmn be fJ passed away three Ymi!IU' an dBar bara, Ioca IMrand , . teaeching ln Micblgan, brought to the meeting and plae- or s:mw_~cu Bn\ ts, Spending 'Itumksglving with Eddie Jordan and sons, Clay vacation with bil parents, 1 'oram h · 8 ~ er' ed under the Christmas tree. Daccto~ tmgM their par.ents Mr. and Mrs. Reed liam and E. I. of Columbus Edgar Crabtrees. . guests I·r ad. Social 1S r1c anagerOffice: t e Mar1etta Membe rs ~ay .brm? • • •If'· Securit Jeffers and RJcllard were Mr. M~. and Mrs. FranCIS Queen Paul, William c. and vance regtstratlon IS made. U"d Y ha and Mrs. LaYer!\ Jordan. Ruth, Mmnle Maude or h 1 1 NOTHING TO BUVI - 1 · d' kt n er recen I'c 'blngesf n t. e1 Jane, Jackie, Daony and Betty, were ~ 1uanksg vmg mner E\ 'HilS Promoted T0 w, persons .e lgl e or socta Mr and Mrs. Johnny Dunham of their mother, Mrs. Faye FuJI Colonel Rank . ~rl:~'!s s:~ ::n:O~: :I! Co~ie, Yvonnee, John Carl, and Mrs. Ora Cottrill was also JACKSON - Ll. Col. Memll . addition 10 their eae n'ng.s Mr Mr. and Mrs.. Gene .teffe~. 'Mar· ent. B. Evans of Des Moines, Iowa,! Barker .said r 1 ' • PT. PLEASANT gle, Le!ter and Marco. Mr. and ,Mn. A. R. J ....... .Sylwanlll has been promoted to the rank of H . t f , pi :Towd) Long, 74-. of Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight of s~nt Thanksgiving In Cht"leotaol full colonel th. te podm th 0 " 1·d la9l examk e, Ji'erry. died Monday In spent the weekend with with their son-In-law and daughtSchlck ... WritJor ... P........ r - ... . a un er e o w, a wor er H ., I He h...:: been : M .and M F M d M Chester Spen Executive officer ot the 103rd eligible for a monthly benefit of os~n a· ...., parenU, .r. n. ern er, , r. an rs. · .~. . . . . .1....... ...., . . . . ., ••• infantry division artlllery with $90 could not collect any social Ill since September. . Mr. and Mrs. Ral~h cer and Stephen. nearly 20 years o[ service In the 1security checks if bis earnings for A lifelong Mason County 1 and family, Qalllpol1s Mr. and Mrs. Earl . _Starkey actiYe army a'nd active army re- the year amounted to more than dent, he was .bom Nov~r _Sunday afternoon guests at were guests on ThanksgiVIng • DIAWING WIU II HIID Hill! serves. Col. Evans is the son 0r1$2000. Under the new law · this 1887 in Mason County the son Gtllogly home.~ . !Mrs. Hanna Caster and Eddie • . d ' k ' the Jate Phillip Edward and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop Albany. Mr. an Mrs. Leon M. Evans Y.'Or er can earn to $Z5M a year d t ThU .sd nd F M M llle Lowther ~~~:~ ~ Jackson. In civilian life be is di· and still collect some of hia pay- anda Burgi! Long. dan son,c' 18 ~n tl ..~ ay thea ~~ f " ·w-•a -• untt'l the ay n ncmna wnere y VIS- rom eunceuay rector of the Iowa ments. He , was an emp~yee W ited her brother-In-law and sister. 1 with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Research Corp. and personnel dl· The ~aw no~ considers both ~arlet}" ' Manuf~turmg Company Mr. and Mrs. James Violand and . Armslerd Perry. Oth~r guests rector for the Iowa Farm perso~ s ea111mgs. and his lor 28 years pPKlr to his retire- family. ! Thanksgiving Day at the Moln 51. eau Federation. rate m d~te'!l'lnmi; ~hether ment. ~e was a .me~ of the Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Ola home were Mrs. Charity Knox ean tJ_e pa1d some soc1al ~estmnmter ~ethod1st Church Perry and Frank were Mr. and Radcliff and Mr. and Mrs. Jan1esl beneftts. Mr. Barker ot GaUJpoiiJ Ferry. Mrs John Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Reeves and children Wolf Pen. that workiil.g peopl'e 65 or Surviving are his wife, VJvlan · ' ' who have not applied for Long; two SO. . ,. J 8 me I social "curity benefits should Long, Henderson; Philply now so that they can be Long of Rutland; Racine Grange No. 2806 met they won't lose any benefits. daughters, Mrs, Nov. 22 observing Ita ~r . Barker warned that some GalllpoliiJ Ferry; Mr'l. Thanksgiving dioner. people will lose benefits if they tber Rainey, Cheshirt!, o hi Earl C~os.s wa.r; first for do not apply in the near future. Sybil Freei1Uill, the most articles on the scaven- To prevent this loss of money we . three brothers ph llli p 'Long Jonas~~ IDd 1 ge_er list , Mrs. Belle Theiss for urge all workers over age 65 having the most antiques, and apply now. Applications Dewey Long all of Gallipolis Mrs. Bertha Spencer for having flied at the Marietta Social one sis~ M , s t e 1 the oldest article present which ity Office, 309 Putnam Street. BrooksvU~ ';[; one ~ was .a ~an Bible over phOne number is FR 3-5007. Frank ~g. ·• WoUTen, 1 years old .. The.re also was a 1931 imd eight . grandchildren. Sears Catalogue. F a1 • ·u be 'lbe m"slc 01 Charlie Be<:gle and r 2...........~ Slev'1"•1 Ed Salser was enjoyed b.y p.m. a. . peclally the youngsters.' .Home. 8\]rJal wa'"·alll;pollsl 'lbere wm be • degree r.e.,. Cemetery at on Dec. 6 fQr 3rd and ·J Ferry· which wlll be given Dec. IS. --;;Nc;;E;;w"'v;;o"'a"K~r"'u"'P;;ll-;;;'lb;::e:-ol91l;;;;;l one having &"ifts for the Heart Fund campaign received Slate Hospital patients .are CLIFTON _ Mrl. Vlold totaling more than ~~ing them to the meebng, Dec. and Miss Marilyn Burns $26 miHion, it was announced toj• · hostesses for a Donak! C. Power, national I·~~~; at their home at c~ulnnan, said the·$28,1F evening,, Dee. 1st, for received by the American Bnh Southern, ,Mr. Southern Heart Association and)~ · l.,~loned at Ft. Polk, La. throughout ·tbe country u. s. Army. 1lte evenlnr gratifying." The total fell Folk, rnotfern, clas.slcal in play"ng games short _of lard yell''t romantic number! featured wel'fl awarded to M r recital Sunday afternoon by wQinsley, Susie w~;::~Trr ano pupils of Mrs. Clara Lochary Stewa·rt, Deann~ C!JIId. In P001eroy Senior High AudlBurns, antl Miss torlum. er. door. prize w~s won Don Swi.s~er opened the pro- 111'awline Stewart. 1 gram with a patriotic theme Refreshn,ent.s · were served ro played "Star Sptm~led Smith, Mrs. Gol4ie Blake, and "America... The selections Mrs. May Wamsley, Susie WamsStunley' Couts wt:re Sherry Tttrnbtill· Janie "Clouds'" and "!parklets." neu, Carol Peters, all of Clll•ton; Ye 1banklul People" and Edtth McllanieL May ;;.:~ Scout March'' were presented Mis.s Decker, all of West ·c Owen Blackwood and Den bia; Mrs. Pauline Stewart son and Jack Lohse teamed for DeaJJna Cundiff, of Mason. duet p~aentatlon . Later, Lohse returned to play solo, "The Brownies• Catrnl••al" *".,.AT INGELS nnd Anderson did "Little General.. and ''The .';)wls Quest· Jon.'' Cathy Fu,ltz was featured on three French folk songs and Jeff· . rey P:ibbs' number was the mam11 theme of "Exodus.'' Lynn Proffitt was presenJ.ed Jamf"!!l Andr~wA Helps Sele<'l Band Muoi<" Annual Dinner To BeHeld December 8th I .I HAPPY ANNIVERSARY u auwu a •ass ez utz nl Carpenter s •JN l es I 1 HOLIDAY DP..AWIJG ·*: • SOCIAL SECURITY Red Hungary Still Shaky After 5Years ;lr at·l I Sherman Long D'IedMonday At A 7.41 ge t; :u:'t'X1 ~· ·.SPORTS SET ....,,..,... ...,...... . ·*." DOLLPLAYSET . '. . 7J" .... '""'- - · ........ ~ . Girts Galore ted . . . , 0 0 . . . . . . . . 0. 0 w...... . "*- ·~ 1 ··I STARK'S PHARMACY Mr. Cross Won Scavenger Hunt Held By Grange Clt'fton Items nr Interest : ': ·~ " . ",., .... 4~ , 'I ~' ....... '" '" .• I I • .... ' Varied Progra.m ' hi'1ghfed H,g Pupils' Recital ,.. ·111•"""'' .HUSH PUPPIES '" " from$7.95 ~ .... ....... ·.,,. .......-· · .,; ".. . I' ,ZENITH· .. ~"· .' ,.. _. ,.. ' ' .. .., ... ... ,.. .... ... .. , .' . •· .. ...' .." ·- · :-! ., ·; ; .. ,. ,. _ ing "Pollf! ~ce'B' loakrr~ca•lnegeedplay·ll Fro!ll•and Jamlf" ed "Rotnance 'higane.'" Nancy ntus played S<h~:~n''.• ll "8u_nSblne" and the Lovely en." Alita Carpenter's lectiw was "SOnatina!' · "Lorlcionderery Air'' w8s by Jilcklyn Jean Jennifer Lohse was twice during the recital on "Rush Hour in Hong Kong'" and •'Sonata in D" wlth Don Swisher doing "Holiday in Spain.'' Gibbs returned to play Grieg'~ "Walt% A'' and "Grasshopper's Song." Rounding out, the program "Waltz In D" by Opul uwtut, ..Holiday In Mdnterry" by rl Fultz, ! "nte CJ<tqootte" by ela O'Brien, "Etude" by · An~rson. ''Sonatina'• by Loralnne ltoberto "Waltz .In E·Flat" •by Patsy Ftdtz, aDd ~;Artlat's. LUe'' by Kay Compton. AT ll!:ANERY ' DAY Five membero of tho Cn~1olk' Boron• has Carburetor Cl•aner to elean your · I'Uburetor wbile Y.01J' ~~v,~ ... and keep it cleanl I The dirt In your carburetor Ia cauaed by depoaMonnlng fumeo from your cu and carall!tJU)Id you in trafllc. These 1umee ]JIIBO lhrouaH yo1lr lit ·and \I<Pouit dirt particleo on carburetor walla oround the· throlt]e platA! (see Thls condi~ ts.\rfcta air flow at idling opeeds causlnc stallq, i:olirh idJinc, il...,lln<l .wastAt. BOron with . · liB opelllal '~ cloaft« rel<ioVeo theJiO depoitlls. lt c1.....,. women'• c._ of the Sacred Hearl cliurdi In Glouotet s;~;)l o!terooitn lu· atteml. the N1 I wero arrows). Deanery DOy ol Recollection at the Jloly ero.s. church. ,tending ·were Mn. John · Mri. O!arleo Radfor<l, Mrs .. .Kunzelman, Mr1. Paul . · deana!ll<V'oar~~~Jteells ·~carbu:etoD~ ~· ~ ·Btiruu. ,.. .. •- .. ." Ohio , ' ,_, ' .. ' ..\ .'"'..., I '.;. • ~ ." , , .. .. '. Boron baa Iee·&'ard• to nop tuelline freeze-up before,it nops you I In wlna, wats cond..-1 from tbe air In your IIIIB tank ...., ae1t1e in your fuel line and , _ aolid 'Wheti this happens.. chances are you're stuck until the tow truct comea. With tbe 11mt full tank ol Baron with l-ard, you aet protoction qalnsl fuel line freooe-\111. Each additional tankfull<eopo tbe prOiection roina atnmc. There'a no need to add antl-icerL And cool 'Ib he oompletAtly pro. IAII;Ietl all - · uae J1tiirU11 with Jao.p!d -lialiMMI~I no- �.•.•:)" ..., ...... • ] THE SPORTS DESK 1 ] f s 1 t• •b Pick-Off Prize Plum Halfback, Ernie Davis Cleveland Browns Do Very Well, All ~:~:~:~,!~h~:~.~::o~ ?.:~~~~got -~~-~~/- , PT. PLEASANT - ThirteenjJohn Peck, Leoo, also aa deer were reprted cheeked ill at poillt buck. ~ the various checking, stations in · At Ray Meade's 8th Street Mason County on the opening Pure Oil Station, three deer were f aay of !he ,.,aeon, according b> lcheclted in by Fred Daugherty, Conservation Officer Mlleo Darst 1'1. Pleasant Route z. six polnta: Mary Ann B~uer, Route 1 Le- Guy H. Sayre, Route 1 Pt PI... on. checked in to the Dorsel Keel- ant, a to point deer: and James _,. quality. . . . ! er store OB Route 87 .with an. 8. Huffman, Pt. Pleasant, a two The luck of Middleport's Yellow Jacket basketball The Browns, throu!b trades. 1thu.o wont be fable to "~t~ ~~.:'- 0 0 (JOint buck. Mary Ann JS a Jun10r . point Mr. Huffman killed hJs team so far this season bas been on a level which play-~ had two first chmces, two _second the pro teams or a year. " ..,.. ' - · at ~e _Pt ~lel'ls.ant H.•gh school 1deer in Jackson County. r and fans are calling "heart breaking." choices and Lwo third ch01es and 280 names listed, 68 were fuand 1t 1s beheved she IS the first 1 The McClintic Wildlife Station e The Jackets made aU-out efforts in their first two wound up w<lh 23 players. tures" fD .of them nruned by Los . ''My pop's going to lbrow oul lh.e woman hunter 1<> check in a deer reported five deer checked there, ball games only to lose both by the total of three points. 1 more than the 20 permitted each Angel.,, nme by Balttmm~. eoght, flrsl oaowbaUJ" ed In MaS<On County nine years L. Eugene Lawson, Huatlngton, Games losi by the one and two poin.t margins are the !club OOf01e trade of draft rights. by Ch1cago, and SEven by Cleve----- -·since the first deer season open-point; otmer R. Casto, Ni· 8 10 hardest of all to give up. Just one dtfferent bounce of ' San Francisco plucked 24 play- land. I ago. tro, eight point: wayne Fields, the ball can turn the tide in such matches. ers from the list, m01 ·~ than any Colnrado l-eads Four deer were checked at P. Haliford, four point; Samuel Ij Jackets Two Basketball Losses · In the opener against K.yger c.reek, C~ach Bob Wise's I other Learn, and Los Angeles, also Colorado, tOO champion Gf the team showed a good spirlt. A fmal penod outburst by : with two fir~t chOJces, had 2.1. St. Big Eight, furnisbed the most a 5 a ) r tl n • • • t. I 'I I ' a"V or s ' HE WH A MODJ6J.. F0/2 OTJ-IE12 '5~ ... - - P . Rutland's Red Devll! travel ..t Boys Ran1 dF'Irst bans, four point. • One checking ;!atkon In New Haven, Raymond CUnningbam'a garage was unreported An adult doe was MondaY morning by an aulomohlle (the killed lfi.ed) . driver of the car was not identl· es 11t.arting at 7 p.m. Coaclt Jina Vennarl's boys, led by rubber-leggt'd Lee ~bs: will be going after their first WID of the aeason after dropplag their opeaer, "'Eaotern, Friday night, by one point: Reserve 'teaD:w play at 7 p m. . . Racme watts untD Tburada, night to go In!<> actfon again, at Point Pleasant, against • But they will bear watchmg. T ey a ways wt pu th 1 - · ··1 Tul · basketball show proving ther~ is a thinking man guid· : Newcomers to e eague too i ane. . Team! game series - Blue~;e on Route 3S near :o Mile th Wlth f'0u · · iors and one senior as starters : a beatmg m the mart. Mmnesota, I Other first draft ptcks were. Grev 2541. Creek. 1L was brought m and are in the 1962-63 seaso n. in its first y<ar of compeUttcn Roman Gabrial, North Carolina · · ' STANiliNGII dressed for use in the schools of 0 Coach Wise mafes no bones about it: •'My boys need could draft 14, and Dallas. tn <ts . State quarterback, and Mcrhn OJ- 1 w. L. Pel. GB Mason County. a Win, we need one real bad." ~cond year, drafted 15.. But Ute sen, Utah State ta~kle, by Los Blue-Grey .s.s Deer with one . or both lmtlers tough Big Black outfit. 20 16 6 He is wondering how long the Ja<'kels' spirit can he Cowboys st~le an edge sm~ they Angeles ; Gary Collms, Maryland Foreman-Abbott 20 16 ~56 I NF.W YORK (UPl l - De£end- at least three inches In length, Eutem ~Ids off until Frkla,maintained at a high level, taking losses, whether by were the fJrst team to sJgn a end. ~nd Leroy Jark~on, Western Swisher-Lohse 20 16 .5-56 Iin g national chamr-ion Ohio State visible above the hair, will be • n Coolville of Athens oouat,r 0 40 POints member of the current crop. Ullnms halfba ck . by Cleveland~ K to M l 18 18 500 ed d f f 't ti'tle tod legal game ou the north aide of Ls invaded QlleH•'d r like ....nothing , . eys neOil o ors 161> 19',1 ..458 31> open r ense o 1leader s ay · . •:,;,iiiii;;ioiii;;;ii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ better than to upset the Pomeroy . Hep,....ntatlves of the club Bob Fergu~n, 0 h.'0 State f ull· ,Ashland as the fid weekly in the i ·-Panthers tonight . lmpossible'! Hal ~othmg IS really im· sJgned theJr 17th pick, tackle Raf back, hy Pitt!!bur,gh; Northwest· Downie·Gross 13~ 221h .375 6lf.! · unit.ed Press International Board P•·O~s~si~b~le : _1~·n ~ s~ p~o~rl~S:-_· : J :U : :S:: t ..: l i::k :::e:,: IY_: •..: o:.r..: uc: n::. hk : :.e : :. l y. -. Jacobs, a 270--P:Dunder from Howern tackle Fate ~chols and Ken. Hl .h Score& Nov. 30 lor Co.<~ches ratin s. 4 - -nrd Payne, mmutes after nego- tuck> center Irvm Goode by St. Ind Sl~ le Game _ Paul Hal\ 1 . • .~ . tlatlng rights had been acquired. Louis: Bavlor halfb~ck Ronald · g 1 The hJgh,scormg Buckeye5, up-Philadelphia and Baltimore Bull by Chicago· Arkansas hall- mon, "n7 I set b\1 Cinrinnati in the NCM fj. ' ' each si~ned 20 p\aycro, New York back Lance Ail>•,'rth by San Fran-I Ind. 3 Game Series- Pau llar-~ n~l! last season, were the top : gol 19, Washington 18, and Pitts- cisco: L.C:U halfback Wenrldl H.ar. m~n, 540S1ngle Game_ Bille Grey p1ck of 2ll of the 3~-man U~I ratA... burgh, which traded its Znd, 3rd, rls by Baltimore: Kansa• haU- B2S earn . in~.board in the ftrst of thl8 se~· 2-) 4th, 5th and 6th choices, had 15. back John Hadl by Detroit; Colo- Team ! Gamee Seriea -- Blue-- sons ratm¢s. However' the Bear· Three football players from the ntcklea: Dick Bauer, Ket:teril\g I The clubs went heavy for "fu- rado end Jerry Hlllcbrand by New Grey, . cats, who. wert~ picked for the top 2258 So th Ohio League have Fairmont, 2-45, Sr.: Doug ture" picks, players who have York, and LSU (ullaak Earl GI"Of! Top Flve Bowlen spot by eight coaches, were sec. 1 ted Horn, Columbus Eastmoor. 251, college eligibility remaining and by Green Bay. V WI 1 162 ond on 25 other ballots to rank u eu m been bonored by being oelec S · ppe 181 a close se<:<>nd behind Ohio State 1 th U 't. r. J Bailey 1 4 DOOR HARD TOP B·. Wilford 100 points to 320. I 1. Guards: Jim Fraracclo, Alliance, ;;;,io '::mo. 220, Sr.; Jack Norlon, Cincinnati P. Harmon 158 Ohto State was the second p<n ! ~ Sotid black finish. Uke new w/s/w tires. All U. Roger Bt~con, 196, Sr. C. Kirkland lS8 · to nine coaches and thus was Andy Gl\l!ll)ft, a ,.nlar guard Cente" Jay Makey, ll'remont Cadillac featurea. A beauti1ul, one local owuer ear. from Galllpollo, Roger Hyden. a n 1116 Sr . SCIIEDUI.E SPRING GAMES aamoo either l!rst or second by aenlor back from Jackson, and ~~:·ck: Dick' Snyder, Ndl'tb Can· It., ;, rr. LAtmERDALE, Fla. (UP]) the entire board. The Bearcata J o h D Conger, a oenlor guard ~ 195 8 Minnesota, Alabama, .Loul.llfllla polnta aver Mississippi (9-1), -Tho New York Yank... will 1were aamed third on one ballot ONLY from Jackson ha~ all been nam· on, ' r· M State and Texas were Usted as In addition, the odd,..makeTs meet every other team training Iand fourth on another to make It ed honorable mention on the Halfbacks: Henry Weaver, ans-- the favorlte11 today In a New ll.!lted the Dec. 30 Gator Bowl in Florida at Iea11t once next \ dream team annouactd today. field, 190, Sr.: Rick Sygar, Nllea Year'• Day bowl lineup that looks contost between Georgia Tech and spring when they will a so- strictly a two-team race for Gilmore, the eon a! Mr. and McKinley, 171• Sr. like It will provide 1011"" of the Ponn Slat. teach 7-3) u a pick game home and hn!De top two spots. The hoard plc:ked Mra. George Gilmore of T b I r d Fl!llbaek: Larry Duck, intereolillg eompotlfon In 'em affair. series. '!be schedu!O will otut Ohio State to win the national Avenua, w •• the unanimous Ferry, 1120• Sr. '!be Uneup ill tho four major March 10. agaill In iia pre-oeaaon choice of the SEOAL sportswrl~ FIRST TEAM DEFEN81! Here'o how 'New YO!'k odell- bowls wu eompl<ted Saturday ing. ~!i!!!i!!!i!!~ POMEROY, OHIO era for a berth on tha AU-SEOAL Ends: John Plamer, rate the toamo in the wftlt tho addition of Minne119ta, BECOMES 111:AD COACH !.:._::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __; ::: team and woo oelacted by hlo Fainnant, 195, Sr.: Jina Pyle, line," whlcb, fJl eotll'IO, Alabama and Mlsalu!ppl. Minn. STARKVILLE, MIA. teammates as the Most Valuable Newark, 199, Sr. may bo edj111ted before tho team• sota, runner·up in tile Big Ten, Paul nevis, a native of Knox- I Player of the 1961 Bl~ Devils Tackles, Peta Melcho!r, canton actually meet oo New Year's accepted a Raoe Bowl bid alter vUie, Tenn., who joined MlulsslpfoathaU team. Central, 225, Sr.: Mike Morgan, Day: Ohio Stato had rejected 11. and pi State's coaching atarr a Hydea aDCI Conger are the two Zanesville, 180, Sr. . Rooe Bowl: Minnesota (7-11 Ia Big Five o!!lcla!J apparently do- ago, wu named head foa(:bail otalwarll from the undefeated Middle Guard: Gary Miller, Belle- 10\io pointo over Ua.A f7-3). eltlod 1gain.ot chaosillg Navy ._ coach Monday. He .......0 Wade Jacluon Ironmeo that 1 wept vue, 200, Sr. . Sugar Bowl: Alabama CIMI II the ·.strength of a ''routine" 13-7 Walker. through a Ill-game schedule uado- Linebackers: BJD Stanforth, Cln- 8 points over AtiuoiiiU t&-21, Yietory over Army In tho aanual ::=::=:..________ ! lea ted. cinnaU PUrcell, 188, Sr.: Ted Orange Bowl: Louisiana State lnter-aervlce elaaslc. · ceplillg the fonner after eompletHyden, 1 Uti-pound oenlor, iB Andrick, Cuyaboga Falla, 110, !9-11 Is I poiDII owr Collhdo That made the remaiDIDg bldo lug a por!oet oeuaa wlth 1 114-0 reported a very likely pro•pect Tam Barrillgton, Lima CJI.U, to tho Sugw and Collml bowls ""'t of Aubttrn IDd MlloJulppl !nr Ohio Unlverslty'o football 210, Sr. Cottoa Bowl: 'l'olw 11-U 11 e vlrlually aulomatle-.AiabaDia ae- State, lfl-7. !oroeo and wu ttamed tho Molt Hallhaekl: Ran Bradbury, Han•D+ Valuable Player ot the SEOAL ton Garfield, 1110, Sr.: Sill t.r 1961. ilatruo, Somclulky, 112, Jr. Conger, a 115-pound lanic-Uke Safety: Sam Price, Toledo POMEROY IUurd, wao one of tho league'• 195• Sr. to•Jiheol linemen durlnl tho pall REJOINS IL\WKS OHIO OHIO 1 NEW YORK CUPil - Cliff Ha""' y<ar1. COLUMIIUS CUPil - Tho 1961 gan, one of the st. Loulo Rewb' United Press lnte"'tatloual All· hllfh-acoring 1tor1 , it expected to Ohio high achaol football laams, he 1n aetloo too!ght whan the with poflitlon, player, ~<boot and Hawlu play the Chleaga Packers we1gltt: In a Natfonal BalketbaU AsffOCfa. JI'IRST TEAM OJTJI:NSE Uoa IIWno at ldadlaon Squara En<b: Keu lYan, lduaillon, 1811, Garden. Hagan 1 u If e rod a Sr.: Doaa1l Fluagaa, Nlleo, =o, opralnad ankle Saturday In Sr. a game with. tho Detroit rok~~ed anal~ Over NatiOn Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 5, 1961-5 Southwestern At Fairland Alabama lst, Bucks 2nd, In BROS. TODA y 'S sp E c /A L And·yG..Imore Roger Hyden AndJ0hn COfiJ'er Afe N te Gophers L·eadFavorlle • 'S Lis't In. cOIDlng • Bow}Games V'R'E'E.'! autiiM 3-Piece Bedroom Suite At Mooon Furniture 19 s8 cADILLA c I ~~ ~norab~te':~i~::a_~n 196~ ~ •' A. Sayre's Arbuckle store; Paul Roush. l>t. Pleasant, eight point; wn~ (Wike~ille Conaolld~tecl) Bowers, Gtirnms Landing, five and Carl B. Steele, Jr., St. Al- ton1ght for a pa1r of cage m~ INDUSTRTAL LEAGUE the Bobcats sent the Mid~leport squad do~n to ~ 46-45 : Louis, which had two first choices talent, eight players, with Missl8- · November SO Scorn point buck; Charley Pickens, Leloss. Nearly the same thmg happened Frtday mgh! at too. picked 2t players. ·sippi, LSU and Penn state each 1 Sea ... Rlgb Scores on Route 3. ,.,.en point buck: Ne.lsonville when the Jackets were overcome in the fmal The other teams to pic~ ~re i turning in seven names. S_ix play. , Ind. smgle game- Wm. Chisler Smith Ferrell, Nitro, eight poirit; seconds of the game- , 44-42. . · than 20 players were the Ch1cagc~ l ers were listed from Michigan, • 256. . - - ·· ~-- · The Jackets, as most every~ne realizes. are not a Bears and Green Bay with 23 Purdue and Synacuse and five ! Ind. 3 game series- Joe Bailey ~ ~} ' squad equipped to match the height of Jackson or Pom- each. and Detroit with 22. I from Houston, Southern California 56fl. Ju . 'I er.')y. . h I '11 t 0 n' Take Be,_tlng Notre Dame, Miami. Fla., and 88;eam single game- B e-Grey, ~ rt!,~ter et~ings ------ Red Devil"" Go To Wilton For pau ..;., Of GameS RO WLJN G r • ..,.... tho Kanawho 1\lvor ill H...,. County aoly, through SaturdaJ, lloumber 11th. '!be 1100th fiDII well oltlo fJl tbe Kanawha IDd New Rlv.,. are eloood b> tbe 1W1 hunting fJl dter tbia ,ear. thrc~ I - -··· ........ After First Day Of Huntin~ Activities elJbt the prize plum of the 1961 college football crop, Syracuse I ,:;;:/14 halfback Ernie Davis in the National Football League ! fit:~ draft, but San Francisco, Cleveland, St. Louis and Los jJ,.--'"Cj · ' Angeles also came up with a heavy share of talent. 1 . The Forty-Niners picked the most players among the j• 260 listed for negotiation nghts by the 14 NFL clubs 1D • the 26th annual grabbag to divide the best of the college talent, but Cleveland and Los Angeles got a break In the 'Heartb eaking' Is WOrd FOr ........ FRACTURED TRIBUTE 13 Deer Kills Reported In Mason County sw, ,.. r .._,, -,,......... _. AI fUI'IIilvre ._., J -341. ! f A 3-Pc. Bedroom Suita &11.... •t each atore - Rutland Furmturt and Jla,.. ll'llnliture. Nu~~UD,s a Karr & Van Zandt uk for your tree ticket. ~eect not be ~' 10 I Rutland Fumlture Mason Furniture RUTLAND, OHIO MASON, W. VA. """"ol Lay-Away TOYS • Lay-Away ' ' • CASH FOR SHOPPING REDUCE PAYMENTS W.Uhl ....... lib ...... - · monthly .. hom w... w - llu .. ho.. $200 . . . - SIOII .,. ,... bnlln te .. lhtpplne ............................ One ....... ....................... \ \ TAkl THI CAlli. " ' ! ' - Mil-no lllllo ......... Uot 1M......., ....... II dNo- the ...... """' ho....., - _ _ ..... IOIIunt hoN.• Mike I ....... - · . _ ooollf It ...., to .._ ,..,. Cllr Lean ... ....., - . flhone uo. Gild te talk Ill!"" ........ the litht ........... ........... the rlt!M..._ .....II-. 125 E. Mlin St.- Pomtroy, 0. Phone WY-2·2171 J. L Mlhokey, Mgr. tTOI- THitUU.T. ' •~ OIID TIIUIIIIIAY AJITIIIIOON . (, NOWI Mtlhl't CMtty Cathy Dollt 12.11 20" Bride Dol\1 3.71 "'- ....,. Dolle 1.91 . Clothe~ Por Mila IDhth - 9.. a.11ar1111 Mullc Box_.....,. Teblo & Chttlr s,tl fronl 17.91 up Rocldng Chttln ' 't.SS up Nativity ..,. .... up NOW'S THE TIME .-~. . . .~A~II~P~Mn::o:u:N~Inmd~~~Gt==m:-.~~:o~S=a~la:c~I:P:t•:•~~~....~i 1. . I - CHRISlMAS CARDS------- 50 11ia 1 II forWt . BECTRIC BLANkEtS full lla ~·~ ' TRANSISTORS, all allft 7:9$ ,up TIMEX & WESTCLOX WRIST'WATCHIES "9S-'!J» PORTABLE ELECTRIC: MIXERS · ·· 19... 45-PC. BOOTONWARE, "VVolets" ...JUS ElECTRIC SKILLET$, G.E. with 1k1 ., 26.95 ELECTRIC SKJLLm, W"tlnghou.. AUTOMAnc 4-SPOD RECORD PlAYERS SINGI.E PLAY 4-SPEED RECORD PLAYERS 6reak \ .. ' ' .... d ~- ' ,Why be tied tJO ell'!. M - dr.tY·· -IIH for the I'Ml .· your life? iri'M :vour:MH' for ti1P •·•• willa • mot!am ell mtrlo . ' clahW....._ '-tM!t An eteptrt~ c!llhwatlher walil'taa, 1'1-, clll11,. • • • tur~ ltlielr ort. Dlshaa - . -ldecl clnn, -end ~ f'IM'Ick' rtell'w'touoh A~ theY're wW ld, ', IeiWe '"""'"V.•i:htlwailhtir. Out Of out. r.l . them .... . . 8l8ht, . .• . . 2'1.'95 49.95 '17.i18 . ) .llhw... Of.... ..... the.new 'nil!kaa flllli m~!tJII OfJIC?t .NI end..._. . • lrt a~•.atll!t. dll!fi'NM'-' et ~ ~..,_.._, 'N!i ~ . ·· l.oy-.4_,.1'1_ • •. t.y...4_,.lY_II : ~"'!·~ 'r~ ~t~tter OPEN FRIDAY & 'EVENINGS TIL " ~ ' L ."( .~:,, . ~- ) ' .f!'- • , , . .... .... _.,.. . •""f; I !~ · . , --. I~'-lo-":""'• ' ·~·f.,_ .· ', .~'.·1--, . ·• · •1 .. 'f· '}·, I . ... :·, < ·~ ' ~':.. ,, ..... • ~· ;·, ,,. • 21. ..-. -,"' , Wllb a~~· Blootrle Ctott. Dryer, YGU'U never apia .....,. ab911t.......,._tber. You can dry elotba soeaay, 10 ..r~, ID fut, dayO.. lllllit. OYeR In OO>Id vr roiny -lhor. You aaw limo, work ina pat;- Just put in y - wuhed dolhol. tum ... 1M awhch and ·aameleu electrle beat does tbe Job. Your out 'MU>IhiDe freob'- just tbe way youliloo U... do-..;,. ~ SIJ7en - • •.. to 11\q-prics ~tan at about $10Q. See JOII• dealer now, ask him about Ohio Power'l ~ "GuAUNTEsg 8.\TI&rACTION" dryer J1W t plan. Coot of operatloa to oaq al>out •• a aooatla far a"Hrap fam 11Jr - . -'1 fc!r~Cl•••t.....J ......c: '.,... lt~~~-~. .:i::' ·~ : ~.'. _. ~ TO·-BEAT BAD WEATHE~ · with a flameless ELECTRIC DRYER. :-,.,~""' ····----······ . ' (WHY NOT YOU?) I 1 ~" .,,.... .·t!- aev~, ;t .!.1,~ni\•~\.r · -~ ·):~ :/""--, ·• --. , · '\' ' " 11. . •fi ""f" ; .• !· r.,.•..._,·r··· • • >fo. 1,,.. ;.· ·."If<~ t..;' . c , ' ~-~. '- • ••· ' ' ' ..~ �---,--·--- . ) } ,, "Warm Your Wallct .With Cold Cash. Use Sentinel Classifieds" G- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 5, 1961 -----. - - - - --- I (9! FOR SALE ~ I Meigs-Mason (20) BUSINESS UNCLAIMED Sinller Sewing MaSERVICES chino Ill perfect candltion. CORA SERVICE oHm lilt ..II. Equipped to zig zag , darn, rnon- wllb doo ..... II) Slret tll Senograrn. etc. Pay 6 payment! of lee m Eaperl~ Tecbalelaa. , IS.OO or $28.50 cash. Phono WY FO< lbe ..... ! Pboa• WY 2-:1204. 12 s 6tc Dk:k Sterr.«: IIWI4S Koals WANT ADS coming Events !--- f-OR CONSIS"iNl OEl'ENDABLE ltESUL TS lti<~ES •.. ~.·-•tt ,.er wor4. oae 1-.nu..oc.. "t.bnltiJII cltiU'I....... •e oer word lur tluft CUDIMJtiYe -..rUou. - -: NECCHI Supernova Sewing Ma eel'ltl FHCI Store. Noto: llooclon oro """"' ly lnwltecl te . UN thil .,.. naunc•~t ••ce ter t'UtiUc J syracuse oi near Cbetter. Mrs. Lettie Spencer and ,.., Clarence Frank, were Mr. and Mrs. ChariH Prl.. and farnlly ol Long BotlDm, Mr. and Mro. Howard Frank and family of Racine and Lou!.. Birley of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mro. Ne!oon Crooa of Parkersbura vlalted Mr. and Mr1. s. F. Wile; SOCI3 •}N - ews """"IJH ...,, chi ... Look> and ...., like new Sold for $219.50. Will sell for balance of $98.0D ar take over paymenta of $8.110 per month Phone WY 2·2204. 12 1 6tc , 11 1 de I ville and Yr. 1111l Yrl. D1111 Fell af Wallillqtaa, C. II. Mr. and Kh. Herbert ....., and farnlly open! 'lllanko1wm, with hlo father, Pw1 P....., ol ·- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - •II>any SenUntl, Pomeroy.JIIddleport. 0.1 Dee. t, 1861-1 ·..'felevisionln Review en~~~ M;~u, '!'""'tu!:: on Thanksgiving Day. GueN were Mr. and Mro. Samuelllllmo hart and cltlldren of Cle;voland, Mr. and Mro. Gilbert Hart and childn!n of Racine. Mra. George Schneider -and ond mootRadiator Service '""'· ....._.. will n occo!ll· Ropolr - Recore- loll Out ect te run' NUy thret 411Yt (or 1•N• lit alllw...ct ~~ the Pomeroy Motor Co. """' Noll... ,..1•011 ._, I more theft three lftHI"fl.,_ Pomeroy. Ohio I will M ,hel• until ......,-,..., . Eleanor Kay and Mn. Albert .ioec1•! .oM' muatb tor iiO eeatl per word. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard and Mro. Hazel J.llchael of Athen• Duckworih visited Ml" Eleanor r\liJ r•tt ot t ::entl per wurd riJ l)t eblraea fot •• 1008 · Ronnie, left Friday for spent from Thursday until Sun· Robson 1n Holzer Hospital. .....,,"ILJ d CW1 Datd Wltbtn lO dllye llliftf!J teelld9111 biU. Jl"redrJek, Maryland, where • Mr. day with her son and daughter-inErrors lJI. A.dvenliiD.I Sbuuld ._. repurted itnnaediate}J Hubbard and 11011 have eemploy- law. Mr. and Mro. Gerald Mlch- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ""'• t>a1tv Seahnel .W 1M b- "'eeDOILiibll fot lllOr• tb .. OD" mcorred :ast:rliuta. ment. L 111 8Ilks Mn USED CEILING bun" unit heater M L. B of ae I g pesll were Herman London and ~aughtera rarJ of Tbanu and SPI"Clll Nunc•• of EYenta. 11 .21, tho oMve . n. awrence rammer Mr. and Mrs. Red Bolin of Mid· were Mr. and Mrs. Jamea GuinfOJ 50 ar,rd rrummath Each ..SdilJona. word, lc. with I an and lbennostat. 17S.OOO . .. '"ul-. PJttsburl!h apent tho 'Mlanklglv- die rt and Mr and Mrs Glen thel imd. Lori of Pomeroy. BTU. Wesley Fry Plumbinr LOGAN FIRE lind Safety Equl~ ~ Jng w~ek with her ·mother. Mr1. po ' ' • • Oott1rn1e1 o•bbtbH at 1 e.M lltft wv,.t. d H . M'ddl Oh' I menl Sales . nd Service DEC. I Thompeon of Pomeroy. A Satur M _ .. M' E--~ Duffy --• an eatmg. ' eporl. Jo , • . , Cheoter CoiiiiCII Doughten ol Mat Cowie, and oloter and broth- day end Sunday guest wao Mrs. r. ro. ,_, . W<JIWS I OAY I DAYI I DAYS I 110. P~one WY %->709. 12 5 3te Dw1ght Logan. R. D. No I, Amerl .11 t . gul er-ln·law, Mr. end Mro. Charles Hrlen Byera Akron IMrs. Mark Duerr attended tune,.. 15 IIIlo IIOc SI.D suo --Pomeroy. Phoae WY U8k . ca wt mee m re ar · lfyatll • · at services for OScar McDade in 14.00 :ae 111o S1 ~ tl .llll VIOLETS, assorted colors. Call Tu sc\a 1 'II 'IDa IUO )2.21 suo ' wy 2•3738 after , p. m. 10.25-JOtc ses.slOIJ e Y at T:IO p. :pt. Mn. Tbomis Eynon and four Mr. and Mrs. Olin Knapp and Parkersburg. He was a co.usln to 12 s 6t Farmers Contact Thbeere will be ln!~.."lioD and whmem- chlldre~ opent ThanksglvlnJ Day farnlly wert w!tb relatives In 1Mn. Duffy. PhONE WY 2·2157 c rs are requeale\1 to wear ite. h ~-LFlodla 'lb k 1 · Nationwide Hay aod Straw eo. M L~ ~· bri with er 1uuluer. Mn. Leort y an an ag vmg. M , ·Iah H nd . 1 P LUMBER , heavy cut: 2x10'1 , 24 . . . emueu are 11so Ill•~ to ng Schart of POmero R 0 Her rs. lA: e nx o omeroy 3 ~---------feet long , some sheeting, som~l Rt. • Plam City, Ohw I sales tax stamps Refruhmeata y, ed. · Mr. and Mn 8111 Winebrenner Mr. and Mu. Dave King of St,u-~ scrape lumber, kindling. cutl Call Plain City &'13-'1341. will be served by Ute refre1hment son, Tommy, remain with his and chUck-en . ·nd house guest, benville called on Mr. and Mrs. (9) FOR SALE 11 4 30tc It grandmother until Sunday. M M Ha f f N nnn C ttrtll Sand M H 1) NOTICES ( I slonea to lay up wall. • ft. high. • --- : co.;;:~ ~;:';~beth Stark MIMfonary Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Keiser· ..:::~ret .unday ::,t~ of ~~ - ..,.. o • ay. ro. ensF.F. US FOR FEED N!tEDS 'ND I WHAT. IS MORE- iaeticai. than 150 ft. long. Ok•Y Wood , Syra SPOU fiNG, Roofing, Heatmg.. , c· I f th p F'rst Ba and family of Ironlml and Mr. d ,._ Ste Ro. b •- G II' ll drlx accompanied the Kings ~'·tom GrhlldlB&, Mlddle,-rt a household Christmas Girt or cuse, Ohio WY 2·6086. 12 5 6tc Frank Power, 183 N. Third. Mid- .'rc eo e . omeroy 1 p- and ~rs. Elva Walton of Port- an :VJ.IS. ve son, a 1po s. home where she wiD spend the ..~ Mill. 1 IS d Fieldcrest? Bed and bat~ linen. CANARIEs, singers and- hens~ dleport. wy, 2-2301 . 11-15-!0te rbst Church Will meet at the home land were Thanksgiving Day MIJI Frankie Mumaw apent winter. 10f Mrl. Joseph Cook, Lincoln Ter- gue1t1 or Mr. and Mrs. - - - - - - -·c0'lTROL. Spreads and rug!! . All m har- Phone WI 9-3016. Charles R Robert~ay, to Saturday in Mingo Mr. and Mrs . Ernest Thets1 1'F:RM1TF. .\ND PEST S uoa monizing colors and priced to McNickles, Rt. 2. Racine. o.. AlR CONOJTIONING. ltEFRJ<P race, Tuesday at 2 P· m. Harden. Juoction with her brother and 1and children or Groveport apent PhnM R aad A. Service 11~ lf' fjt every budget lay-a- way now . 12 5 6tc fi:RATJ~ Jer'"ice." Jack's R.. Mlldleport Lodge ·No. 363 F. 1c Mr. ~d Mrs. JamJe Pi<>kens sister-In-law, Mr. and Mn. l Thanksgiving with his mother, 2 2166· W'l' · e Makes paying painless. The fngera.t1~ New a..,·ea. Pbone A. l\of. will meet next Tuesday Jnd daughter of Columbus called James Mumaw. Mrs. Carrie Slnelair and lister. l 'w ood 2><' - hotdogs, 5c cofr.O: _ s hoeBox.ll2814tc fill WANTED TO BUY ru · ws.r. ·-levenlngatthelrhallforthelrreg- on Mr. and Mrs. Ttituo Pickens, . Rose Ann Theiso. They were ... .J;Jrk's Dniry Bar, Middleport. HOFFCO t'hain S 4 h - ·- - --- d- . Maud Johnson and Josie Pickens Mr. and .Mrs. Ernest McBride ied h b M Sl 12 1 6tc model . ltaawrt''at llt··.oop. WANTED TO SUY : 01 coins. I REFRIGERATOR and Appliance ular meeting, ~nng the meeting Thanbn'lvin Da . . observed theJr 40th wedding anni· ccomla.!aandn RooeomAenn ywho re"ma· In-~ 1 ._.., " .Wr ite -John VP.ith, Che!!hire, aerv1ce. Call GP.Orge Sk1noer,I Lawrence J . Hemer will be hon· M "Fr' g YR'tt f N lversary durtng the Thanksgiving " .. -- --:-- wilh 16 ineb bar. Gravely Trae- Ohio. or phone EMeerson 7·74;D l\ock Sprin~a Rd. ored by the presentation of a 50ra. anees 1 er o ew until Sunday. 1Boston, Mrs. Frank Morgan or 1 weekend. '11teir children, Mr. and l .r i .FX"I'BIC Refngerutor, 1 Coco 1 tor Sale5, 512 E. Main , Pomeroy . l2 1 6tp j 1 1 1 &tt 'y ( lllfl wet poop rooler, 1 meat Phone WY 2·2975 11·1G-30tc l- a. p ear ewe ' ' Portsmouth and Mrs. Bob Mor- Mrs. Ray Williams and children . Jeff Folmer of New Raven, W. rl'l;t('hmto. I cash register. All in ~ . . -- - P0meroy Chapter 188 OES will J&n, Micky and Stephanie, of Liv- of Rayland "ttnd Mr. and Mft:. G_il- Va. spent the holiday with hil >li<w. 1 paJr seal••. I adding CfiRISTM~SedTRE:S: Whll~ P'~· · (14) FOR RENT otodlo- Tlllomeo meet in regular session Tutllday onia, Mich ., were visitors of Mn. bert Beegle and children of Fmr- mother. Charlotte Folmer, and 1 "(l{)tl shnp(' ..John C. .lohn!;on,! Jondg ne: Ire' SLoccotrt dp•bne s ROOMHouSE. -A--:-N-:-Bengel. PhODt IVY Wt5& at 7:4S p.m. There will be insta"J.. Ada Slack and sons. John and , born were here for the double tlsters, J\ldy aDd Jenn.y, ~ II 2 l """ Bottom. Ohio. an nalrve p ne . . a e e3011 101 E. Main, Ptmeroy I . I ff nd fll mem- Eugene. and BeuIah Sac I k OC I '!Iss Na~ Parker lpenl 1' H . "' "" . side Rizer Oil Company. Del- Ph. WY 2--3272. 8 c atlon o o icers · a . on Fti- cas on. . ...;, !'~.one lor appmntment. 985· - -- 4::k!laJUI t. V. bers are urged -to attenCI dav . Thursday night with sfna Mae of bert and John Lawson. j TWO aafan&llhed eottagH, P.. ' 15 we Th rd f · Ed R. bert A Hard t the Mrs. Lettie Spencer and ton, near .chester and the weekend 11 5 3tp 24 s:l 0 · - - -- 12 4 3tc 1 pie'• Tenaee Pomeroy Short e Boa Chrlatian uca. en spen Clarence Frank were supper h C ld n of Tu OF THANKS: walk to morbh. l'llon~ WY !- AUCTIONEER, L....,.d, Booded tlon of tho Middleport .Fir' I weeke~d ~ith Mr. and. Mrs . Ker- gue,.u or' Mr. a~ Mrs. Charles ~!in;'anet a we ppert ~ I USF.D TIRES $4.50 each. Guaran· I!U or Wl !-!32'7. 11·11-SOtp ' Saltsl'actto• Gaarantf!fll I B_ aptist Church wlll meet Tues- ney Wlckhne and family of Mar· Price of Long Bottom. . \\F. WISH TO lhrmk neighbnn , t!ed agam~t breaks. Winter . CaJI or •rite I. 0. MeCoJ day evening a& 7: :10 at the ion. . Mr. and Mrs_. C. A. Stewart or <md fr t{'nds ror theu· kindness l treads ar.d suburbanite• &0, APr\RTMENTS - P'unlshed ·n1, Cbwter, Ohio ehurch. . Visiting with Mrs . Edno Carel- Mr. · and Mn. Mark Duerr and : N~lsol)vllle vlstted. on Wednesday · , ton , Sunday aftemoon were Asa Mrs. Ernest [)ufry spent the I w1th Mrs. Lettie Spencer. Satfhtnn~ the sl<"knr!ls and denth including tall and no trade·tn.l ·mfurnr!hod. Me~amn. M1ddle-l J)"F.C. 1 10 5 tfel uf r\nrma M Wtlson. also lhe Keystone Service Station, Rut- PDtl. ~ "'~~L _ _,~s.t. , ervi Pomerov Shnkespen re Club will and Ada Hosklnt and Jessie I holiday with Mr. ~d Mrs. Bill : urday guests ~ere Mr. and Mrs. ntti'S('S at the Angel of Merry land. 10 :10 60tc APAR'n'IEN'f' . ~"ij\e in town , J27 AJ,.LEN S RADIO·TV S ce., meet at the home of Mrs. Saood~rs of Pomeroy R. D. Hallerman -of Cincmnatl. George Fredertck Sr. r.:u r ~ in~ llome, Alh any. Oh,o. - ,,--.- --- - - · -. But~rnu& 1'harik!!givlng Day dinner guests SUnday ruests of Mr. and Mn . -Ada lid 11 3o 6tp Phon• WY 2-37l4, 186 Ry~ell St. Our th<mks a\1'0 10 the Chase 1 I CE.~ r SA.LE 1 9 volt tranststor _ .. . . --· --~-~-- . _, MJddleport. Ob1o I lS tf~ James c. Quick were Mr. Elm~r Funt•ral HomE>. the flLI II bearers. radio bflllf'ry , 74c. Second bat- G ROOM HOHF:F. Rt. }. Middle- NF.IGI.F.R BUO.OING SUPPLY 1"'1 \ IJI:I\t l;t;TAT.f Bartels Wednesday at 2 p. m. Quick o( Cannonville, Mr. and A'M'ENDING FUNERAL 1 s\n gt·rs, R('v . Earl Rw~~ell for tery for only C. Rowl~y & Reed port. LO<"sted on Noble Summit · Remodellq. Btrch CabtDril, o\t- f'OR SALP.: 5 room1. ~arage. 1 for a Chrlstmaa party ani glft Mrs. Thlmas Quirk and daughter, PT. PLEASANT - Dr. and hi s wo1"ds of ('onsoiotion u.nd --~~~dw_are ·--·.. . lHG-tfe Rd. $20.00 8 month. Contact antlnum wtllfow 1ntnjfl, outb1Jilding, larJt;e Jot. Wrt~ht Members are to bring Anita, ancl friend Joe Wessney,_1Mrs. Dan Glassman of 28th ul llho~e sentlin):! ftowe rs and GOOD \.l.l·AN LUMP coal. dellv- ~ John Southern, Rutland. ov. ! dMn, Coal ••• 0.. ll'aruarN.j St .. \VY 2-2749. 11·11-tfc for the Girls Industrial Mr. and Mrs. Floyd _Chapman Street, Pt.· Pleasant. are In Erh!, W.C' :;~a gP~ - w. R. Wilson F'mnily. erPd en 11 t.htl mme. one mile -- .. --·-·-·---- . ~ 11 ~ ste Balh Room1, A.ll C:o"fft~r Ptamb- FoR- SAl E:-~~thur Swis Columbul'l, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon :Pa., to attend the funeral of 12 S ltp up Stol')·~ Run Orvtllt Ho~ne . • FlVE ROOM houst , good location., m•. Call Ntlgler er Clf'f'll. Ra- ~ .~ .,., S Th d 8 her pro. Cemtnc Enntl SP.at. West and children or Raclne, Mrs .l Harry Glassman, father ef Dr. -· --·- OST & FOUND Rutland. P•on• SH 2-4932 Phone SH 2-4604 . . . - 11-29-ate , ..... Ohio. I 5 :::~ybot: Full ;ase~e~t. DEC. 7 Mildred Chapman and connie of Glassm~n. Mr. Glassm811 died 16ll . __ 1 9 Blllltp F IVF. ROOM hou se good locotion . h 1 A .1 bl The Pomeroy Gord•n club will Letart Falls and Mrs. Margaret Isunday m Erie after • prolonged i/)ST: 4 Bl.'al~le puo~ nn~ mothrr. ClfR iST~AS ciRDs- from S1.7S ' hard ro3 d. tPhone' SH 2-4604, ' FOR HIRE: Bulldozer, 6 root !1 ~ca::e: A •;;.:m:S:~. :~~Ire, have a Christmns dinner Thur.•· Cottrill and ch1ldren. lmness . He was a fonner Morg;BftPu p'l fi . Wf'Pk~t old . ThPir mother! fo · 40 10 60c f'a ch with 0111 me Otc blade. 1000 gallon water tank. Oblo tff' day December 14, at the Martm Mr. and Mrs . Charles Sprouse town , w. Va. resident wh.-e he D 11 29 1 ;H1swtors to · name or "SuRle.'' l~prinl, originals by Newlx>rry. -· . -. -- · - Contact Pickett Farms. Rt. 1, ·--~ - · __ _ - - restaurant. Reservations are to and family ho\'e moved from was a prominent bustneuman un( ·onl ~wt Hov rrnw ford New . d Cl . 800 .. NEW OFFICE room. Mahogany Pomeroy WY 2·6351 I FOR SA I.E: 5 room!l and bath, be made with Mrs Theodore Eb- Pomeroy to the Mattie Right~ til he moved to Erie bl 1960. 1 . 1'U Ho3!15 Rew~rd . I 1\. Rskterpu•('t> ll ahn asRIC . lth panelf'd. Ulilitie!ll rurnished. ' . l1 30 30t.p l Vine St., Racine-, Ohio. ersbach or Mrs John Lietwiler house property on E. Third St. - - - · - - Jl :I~P n . · ·· · Ro(' et ce op ane tape w C t' B lid' Mlddl t 0 F I d N · · 12 5 31l' . on s u mg, epor, . - -ree an orns. · 12 2 by December 12 A party will fol- Mr. Thomas SnowbaU and son .... - 1 plastic diSpenser only 23c. · 12 2 tfc ~IJL'I'IONF.ER <- · . · Roll' f B bert lled on A y p( 1 (P.\ A' ITO SALES . Qualily P•·int Shop , Norih Sec- ~ .CompleiO 8er.loo FOR SALE- One story frame, I low the dinner· at the home of ID 0 ar on ca I • ,. ou ann ng ' ond Avenue, MidJiepnrl.. I NJCE THREE room house for Crlu Bndl'lnl ye8r old. Seven rooms and bath lV.rs. Fr.eci Blaettnar, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Wise. IJ .22.f4tc rent with gas, water and elee- 1 WJolle. PhoH 81 Coaaaet: (4 bedrooms), garage and other I The Women'• Missionary .o- . Mrs. Helen Damewood and 1 1.''-7 Wll .I.VS .lF:F.P - 4 whePl . A New Home? drivr. slee! lop. Pome•·ov Mo·. _ -~~--·--~-- - -----~ ~-- ~ trlc. Inquire: C. R. Jordan , Sa- " c. BII..4.Dff1RD. RHII'N' . 01111 outbuiJdlngs. One ucre more ciety of the Pomeroy First Bap- son, Le11te.r , ~isited with Mr. an~ lor ('o ll 2 31c , . k. $l 395 !em St., Rutland, Ohio. -· , -- -avallohle If deaired. 112 tlot chiii'Ch will meet Thurllday ~·· _P~~-~~':<l_~~~ Brook • Does -Financing ) 58 BUIC --~· , 1 . 12 2 6t.p ONE of Ohio 1 best markets for 1 west of Salem Center. Call ew.Ung at the churrb with the l" .'o MF. RC\IRY, one ownPr. E•· V8 Super • . Dr. Hdardb Tkop. 4 fiOOM HOUSE. and -bath onE I beet hides , root.. a· .. furs. E. 2·2342. Rodney Downing, Middle- Elizabeth Stark Circle in harge' SPECI4L PURCHASE Stand In Your Way? 1 Powe r stee nng an ra es. · 1 H Morse Albany Ohio. po1·t • 3,. .11 N••w tires II t d 1 12 1 eft en con on. · F.xtra nice. WAS $1 ,495. Main St. Call WY 2·2S30. I · ' ' ll·ll ~c _ _ • "-1-\: of the program and the (\uth Cir- LITTLE GIRLS' HcasonahlP. ('ontaC'I fJnn Wil· 1 ~•• 1 ho te If so, perhaps we can 12 4 "'" '58 Pon11'ac $1 ,395 1 (22) BUILDING c e .. ' ""· . d linm~ . Pomeroy. Phone C'hf'!<ter Th al r t II u f ffi Nylon Qullte help you! Write us .... '"·' '''"after s p.m. 12 s 6tp V8 Star Chief 4 Dr. Hard 4 ROOMS NOW io the time to call Shuler's MATERIAlS eoc"~nu ~sa ;h on ~ES Giving u. style of home Top. Ftnest and best aer1es Newly renovated. Construct1'on and orde•· l1'-... cers vange me apter, -__·- --~9_\--FO__R_ S__A__LE ' I Pontia<'. All genuillfl leather December 15. Phone WY atone for your drlvt:way. ....... 8ulldlll Mattrtal~ will be held thla 'nlu.-"'day evePeter Pan Co11&rl. you .desire, location, size .. -;:--:-7::-: trim intiide. Power steerin~ Frank Fugate. 12 41 WY Z...SOil. ll-17-tfc ForrM Rua lute' c.. ning at 7:30 at the Masonic Pink or. Blue. Size 4'l 4• and price range. ~~W mD USED Sin".<r Seolng I und brakes. WAS $1,495. • ROO'' an --d ...ba . •L a · · - t and Phooe Wl' 2-%00'1 Hall In Middleport. Ma('hine easy terl!ll Fnbrlc I ~ llJ w .... H .._ , and Forfld Ru• ...... P.m ..roy. DEC•• Strletly Confldentl•l Shop WV Z·'liM. I 15 tfc I 4 "'Om and bath apai'UIInt. Ut> IIUAIIor flli'IIIICII Blocbr <Iteam Corodl Tho Pomeroy W C T U wlll (,llT,DF.N anrl SILVER Pheasants, . Pomerty, Ohl• furmlllhed. Phon• WY-2-3841 Arnelcl lrothtrl Trulllt - CIHet - R,plu their ChrlsLmas meeting, P. 0. Box271 11 fancy bon lams, trnpi<nl fi sh and . ... _ -~--- __ _ _ -WY·I-SIIIl Ma.. · Po.,...,. Ctlnell Bloel at tho United Methodist MIDDLIPOIIT Pomeroy, Ohle .~uppltP"'-. J.. MC"Ni eklt, Racine. : DON'T worry over 1 tluullh PhOM Wt 1-!441 ClhlmBP.J ~ trtaclen. 1·~~~at~T~:'80'!_JP.~m~·:___ _ _J,!!!!!!!!!!!!~;,;;;,;;;;,;;,;;,;,!!!!!!!!!!!!.,l~...,...,...,!!!!!!,.;.;,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,.. Ohio. or phone WI 9-2374. • oeptlc tank. Get Klean-Em-Ail Ooor apartment. Middleport. Ce11111111. Mnrllr, Sloel ......... I DoN'T PUMP your alngglsh sep~ Septic Ta~k Cleaner. Ohio Val· Automatie furnace. Phone W\' Dam= : . : : :..• . 1 11 21 t1r tank. GE't Klean-Em-All Sep- ~~ !~~~b!ng,_ Pome~~ U·B-30t~ -~~--- ~ It A. Orwe.er a ao. !ir Tank Cleaner. Landmark FIREPLACE WOOD. Any size ONE 4 .. ROOM F:trm Burea\,l , Pomeroy. l loads. Hollon's Keystone at furnished and one IJI punuanee of la1t, I, Clyde G. Mllthono, Treaourer ol M•ll• County, Ohio, do hereby 12 1 30tc Five Poinlss. 12 2 6tp apartment furnished. AU I 1Lve notice that the number of Mill!! 1evled on taeb dollll' of property ahow.n -on the Gen· --- ·. · , tie• paid. Call Don Stlvera lJSF:O GAS Conver!lton burner: CHRISTMAS _TREES and mlstle . 2_2276_ Arter 5 call WY otandard ohlft. I cyHntler, ml Tax Dupll~ll• oC Re•l Estate, Pllbllo UUIII7 end Poroonal Properly :wltbm llid Count)> u~ rrf coal furnace ; used oll 1 toe . Npom1 Thompson , Rt. I. ll for th' 7tar llNil i1 u follows: 11 actual miles. New paint;·.<h~l..t I ht>nlrnl: used roal heaters ; ust>d Langsville. Phone SH 2-4747 .. llningo, fuel pump. ' ., ~1:tvt.:.~ drver : used shallow 12 5 12tp oyotem and wlater tlrot. TOWNSHIPS wrll wn ter ·system. Chase Hard·' H1cKOi1Y-NUTS~ bla-<'k walnut!!. holstery Ute ntw. F!nan~od SCHOOL DISTiuCTII :t. Wlll take older lllodol ., W'llrt'. Phone WY 2· 2~ 1 1. goodies. 40c a pal·kagt>. Call 12 2 AND CORPORATIONS payment. Write care of: _ __ :nc 1 WY 2·3726. 11 5 6t.c Dally Senllnel, Box 1S8 A. At 'CTION · Rvf'ry 'J'hur!lday eve- , iiRC~lHo~~-~!1>idfi.oni.;l le .IO .el 11.00 1.50 1.80 IJJ ning at '7 :30p. m. at the Mason· ., RECPI OSSESEI D Eleclltrotlwt Vadcltul~m bath and • half. BEDFORD --------- -··-·--· ,m e11e Or:vr·ln, Mason, W. Va. eaner n exce en con on. Good location, Wehe Terra«•·I CHESTER 2!1.10 .1111 .811 Nt•w and usf!d merrhnndi~ and I Has 1oss out ofpaper bag& and C1ll WY 1·2MIO, Globokar"a. uo 2.00 18.50 Euttra Loa! s. D. -----1 set :1111.80 . compete attachmentt. 12 • .811 .10 J.OO 11.00 3.80 SaUibury LocalS. D........20 furnttnrt>. Anyont hnving any· B 1 d '-11 80 .. 8 01 1 10.80 thing to sell. bring it in. I men " """ f : · h Phopay· :~ 13.80 1.50 1.10 1s o "" per mon1 . ne COLlliiB~ : .........------ ,m 12 2 31 • • 1 ' 1 - I ..N . . .-----------'1 v::k I LI'LABNII p,,._, GASOLINE ALLEY ° '"' CARD-· I :!2 I -I tUorml I i otj Phone WY nel I I DUST.ER$ ° $1•99 Bl aettna rs THE SHOE BOX RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1961 WMPO Raclio . Santa Suggests ... A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL • Willie a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR ~~ Legal Notice . . . p O'E HFRF:FO RD BULL for snle. ~H 2·4fiil. ·- - - - - : ::c 12 2 6fp I SWF. so".;,=-~ nff on'toy!l, doll:~~, I ~ln~sw are . \r:nirknnrks, novelty I 1 trm~. All mu~ t '"'0. Save 507o. F'ift Novelty ShGp. Middleport. i Gift Idee For HIM! no 12 1 6te j HII·F.S. 1 f;1 rl ChPoJalier, Long Rottom . ~ II 2S 12tp 2 BF:ACLES~·fnale-· 3ud female. Pa ir roller skates. size 8 1 , Motorola TV. Phone WY 2·2359. 12 ~ 6tc WINTER POTATOES,- apph~•., turnip!, and wllnutt, hickory nuts. William Buckley, Mlddlrport. Ohio. WY 2·22G8. 12 I 12ic RIW Finis -ANtl RF.-f.F ., 12 5 ete WY 2·2204. 1-· -- ... aaapa, o·a; a • ..._ hdtft.l ·---........- • I• 'I LEBANON Elllera Loe1l I, D. ---,-- .10 Soulhtl'll Loeoll. D. "----- .211 uo uo LETART Soutbom x-11. D. ------ .m .115 18.10 ll'l.tlf 1.011 IIO.iiO .811 .Gll .1111 1.10 1.50 . llti.IIO .811 .1111 OIJYI: Elllem Loeol I. II. -··· .20 1.80 uo 18.00 .811 111.80 ORANGE EollltrD Loal I. D. ···-.·- .10 uo 1.10 18.110 .811 111.80 lltm.AND ,m uo n.eo .1111 .10 · .20 Utl 1.110 .60 17.110 .ID uo 1.110 17.00 .811 IALISII..'RY . S.lloblll')' Loeal 1. D. ---- .20 I.AO Ut Not'lhw...., Looll. D••• · Rulland VIU ... ---------'SALDI . Nortbwtllom Looall. D. -- S.llabu,rJ -ord 1. D••• vm.,, ..- .m Mlddlaport -~-.20 Pomerey Vlllt,. ---------- .110 l.llO ' i .IO 1.10 Uf 1.110 .20 •lit) • 1UO • .811 -~ .811 -~ .ea .115 .. 11.40 u ,80 .115 ' :18.00 ••·• ... .10 1<1.10 2U() 11>.110 3S.20 24.80 sup Thrifty to buy, thrifty to OJIOf'm MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY . &lttoU . .. 7:00 Broaklalt Par!!' '1':!5 Extended Weather '1:10 p,,. ,~PIII HardwiN 'ues. • Tburo. Olllyl Soluo Newo lleporl Breakfasl PartJ World Newo Braakfasl PartJ Coffee Wltll Janet Betty Newton 10:00 Mot'Din& Meditations 10: 15 catllug Pt. Pleaaant SWap Shop I< Commun!IJ 7:110 1:00 1:25 1:30 ll:oo 9:45 "MAIL" Subscription Rates 1 YEAR ...... •.... · ·•.. · $8.00 6 MONTHS ........ •·.... $4.25 New or Renewal GENTLIMINJ ltMI- t--------for which oond ....... yooro ..n.rlptlon to Tho Dtllr Sanllnol 101 _ We Wll Send AChriltft¥11 Carel f:OO Karr • VanZandt Show MOD., Wed., rrt., oniJ) ! : II Sporto Parade S;:JO New1 llouDd-up S:t& Ofi lbo;,__ All' ' ______ _ WJEH- RADIO Moado' ,.,,..... Friday 8:58 Sf&JI 011 7:00 MIIBical Clock 7:411 fbo Lllellno 1:00 Ohio Valley Newa 1•011 Obio Nowa · 8: 10 Sporta Today 1:20 Mlllleal Clock 1:55 CorilmiiiiiiJ News 11:00 Clack 9:30 Public Service Sbow D:t& Sbowtra of B1ouloc 10:00 Mallll .Coullty NIWI Talk ot lite Ton World Newt what's My Number !Mao.. Wed., FriJ Talk ol lite Ton !Tuoa., TbUn.) --------------------------------~-----····-·- CounlzJ Music Tfmo lt:t& Form Timo 11:5'1 Mid-day Dow J011e1 Avo. 12:00 Noon Newo 12:15 Jual For You 1:25 Newa . 1:30 :lual For You 2:00 Pace US Ohio Newo 2:30 Pace S:OO Platter Party 4:30 Local' News t :IS Joneo Buick' Show !Tuesday oolj>) 4i t!O Musleal M)'llel'loo II: 30 _________ U: 15 Colllttr)l Roe Dowa II: 15 Tallt of tht Towa II: 15 Churdi 8ello liln& ll'ilday onb') Social Securill' !'l\leadaJ oolj>) ,U,.JIWoriiiNowa .30.60 30.60 Takes stralaht banr up to ~2· .4:22: l s:Nr ratio •' ... .2'UO I• $tan1 fnt'ln any weather 1 • -·- ApftiiMelllniM ULLOCH MAC/35A CHAIII SAW 1 _.~ .so !:55 Sfgn 011 1:00 Today With God 6: 15 Country Jamboree 1:45 Moigl County RI'D 8:13 Form Tlmo Bulletin lloard II 1 2-2157 "'"""' 'County News CotmnunJt;r Neyo IJ<f!J Nooo Newo IJ· m Oblo Newo 12• II Marltell 12:20 Bulletla Board 12:11 N.....o.GrOIDI Farm Mid llomo Hour Mr. Millie .,. LoCII NOWII 1:00 Mr. Music 1•00 World Newo 1:05 Mr. MuSic 1:55 Local NoWII 4: 00 lllselita W)tll lloSI ,4:30 R4llla& Homo 4:t& ' Woild Report 4•11! Sportl 4•111 Muou County News S•OO Comn1unlt1 NIWI S:otl Worid liiiWII 5: 16 Musicala f:OO 8IIilel Boulavard . IJ:otl ••• Slllt 011 NOW I'LL SHOW YOU DAD'S PEN I • �'f'lo.:-""1'--·..:;'"':r~~ ·-:------------~·-~ • -·- ...... I .,, ~ • ·- ·-.... ---~ J·-~--- • -·---- ..... -......- ...... ~··------··"·~·-· .....~-····-··- ...... - ·- -- - - -~ - ... ·- ·:-,.---~··... ····.-···-.-'' • ; • • • • - Dally Sen~n!~~meroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mrs. U. S. Savings Bonds of 1962 · Senior Youth ,olan Meeting To Sack Candy ' Around And ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • ....... oo o 'Will' I, 1t'U rejeetell ., W e I l Pftat llecaut al it~Mth'e er• I I. IICJal. iI About aajor......, WorY MidrliPI'IOrt Plans for the Chrjstmas season Bl' M1S8 P'RF.DDIE .ert' made Sunday evening hy HOUDA.SREJ.T !he Senior Youth Fellowship of J\t:>ti lll Vil>thOOist ftmN.'h whPn Mrs. Dwight Wallace anrl son, it met with counselors Mr. and Alan spent tlu.. wf'f'k('nrl in Mc ~!r-; ChariPs Asn Bntdhury . connels ~·ilte with Mrs Wallace's I ..d •IJirl· Low »& 17 ratr, SINGU: Evans Super Mar Chain Asking Me 1 rhu~l'h treat , and on the 23rd wE"thling anniver~:trv . \\Ill h.:.~·p ~ <'arolin g party. Thi':V 1 Mr. and Mrs Roh.ert ShArp aml will mE-et at !he C'hHrrh al 7.15 Mr . anrl Mrs Pan] H lli""Ji on ~tall anrl return to thE' chtll"ch ror re- and rhilrlrf'n . F..:lilh ami J!l·... •hlm'llll, p-__d..,., ... dttliiJ' , ••rlllf'l" ....,., IIICl ...& Flilr &. partir enttne Tht> group will meet nex-t S\m· parent~. Mr and Mrs. G. C. Knox ~a~· evPning l-o sad c ea'1dy fot· who were celeht·nting tlwir 54th thf' Weather Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, Dec. 0, 1981 V9L XJII NO. 198 • ',\ • at y e 1'..-mtr.....,... TraiH, wht Dec. 5. !961 'r I I • f ' Now Y011 Know , ; 1 Billv Thorofa~. which at.es in Penn:!llylvania, Gallipolis Based Firm To I I Reap Advantages In Move :;::::;t,;:~;:ein 1 • give your 1or 127 million annuaUy Stanley L. Evans, Evans Grocery Co. board chair-:super markt>ts and Evan!>.I) man, said today the Evans Grocery Co., with headquar· lion from H . • • .,. ters in Gallipo.lis, is party in a proposed merger as an : Thorurare has just opoM§ 4 family music for chrisfma$ 1 operation and personnel of the Evans chain of super mo~ new ·super markets. The name of the local firm will be retained on two chains do not S' B . SUPER KEMTONE and KEMGLO To Better Balar>ce Our Stock, We Are Offering SEE TH. MANY EXCELLENT MODELS OF The Followir>g HAMMOND ORGANS ON DISPLAY Colors Only. AT ELBERFELDS · N11:W YOR!t (UPII John Glomi of New Concord, picktd to .~ _, ,._ ui'L'" f'irst u .•'s. m11n to mike an OO'b!tal hll,fl't the ltaat doubt about su~i less the venture. : ·~ . eMelodie Green eSkyline Blue Syracuse lias D'rive Going Fo'r :Me ...i'Tru'c'n ..... ~m • 1'hl IPRIT!, 11«11 . . , . SH tho com"lote llno LIBERTY THEATRE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I I Floor. (Technlcolor) "THE GRASS IS GREENER" Middltptrt "ENGLANDER" MATTRESS SALE ' Professional. Tree Tnmmer SlashedBv0 wn power saw ~y~IVPI . ~l'pOOE, Oh~ sndnd .,:~~~ •. van~ ,. '"' poh•. Ohoo, Cha•loololl, w. ........ - Died T...J,a_v t I Chester G' I countv w·toner " ltlil!l,~ I' al k ni~; Jn Peare T Sacred Music ,I Js PJanned " . I CornelJ~ . 1 ~ormosa. 8 Ziegl~r "Si•~er f' ,:. rn.: Janllation, but., ~e . that for ltl& ~unity, college , E. 0 .. RaU reportel on Bqtrd «>ltD~. ,. ' ' which slie attended Columbu1, at a . CaetTo Wnt Take Away RAVAN.,_. •. " the Mlmiy' rUght with all preeent. . The boai'd dt"!cided to · meeti1ig on · 2 instead Qf Monday 1 88 . . ' Chaa!t I :e ::::11: • • you JIVt: could save your .experience. Tbe new secretary ls · Ch.ristmos Song. The girls ensem- Pomeroy street! ~tly rovid· Or home."" wanted by next January 2.. I · ble will sing, "~o .~~;tle Was ed by merchants oPtbe ~own Tbe Syracuse "" department . Adlai Turn• Away Th......And N<; Fore, o HoI Yhave been romplet.d . .Merchants hu m~berl who PETITIO~ FILED F Night, and 'Thirty-Two Fee I wh h ve t cmtribdtecJ to the at fires aad for ·. A petition fo• divorce has been rom C...ongres8ldea and Eight LitHe Tails," by Hugh ~ ~ra~ion ~nd a~ asked to conattend month- Ifiled by Charle!l Jackson Hand· CHICAGO CUPII-Adlai Steven- Frey. 'tact Norbert ComptOII or Gess· Ore · asmcia, ]ley .. of Langwv~le ·against Edl!h ~turned away f~ Dlinoia pol-l Other Semor band numbers ·wiO ler's Jewel Stre. . the Enter· Marie Handley of Springfield, abcs and one of his oldest ambi- 1be "Carol Festival.~' ''Goffin.·· ry of th~ Ohio ' charging gross nl!glect o( duty tionJ Tuesday in euhange for an and "Zacatecas... Inc. . ·•nd ,.~rome ....euy. ' . "expanded role" ~ the nation'• I' 'J'Ioe JUDlor Band will present , · fo~Jgn policy. two nomben "santa·• Holiday," . I Katangese•UN War Rages Into Second Day.; .!'"t!O::: r:!:::.t~;:~ ;:...::~~ I' s'Ioo ·'· 'd'F'"1'o'ws Jet F.•g ~ h .·-ter . ,·s'Get I n Acti·o·n -. ·· ' ' · · London home "inn !=~~2 for Christnw," p ltklay visfl hero. Tue&da ternperl.turel ' 19 yWedi)Ud&J to: So a.m. rn, ···. • · +.:.., .& lc at Mason cOUDCI"} Will'. R : . uv =~..::~·.: Grader If Prite Is Ri,.-~i. . tU.. · dentlol nom.,.. deellned an mvl· solo part on the Jattr number. ' I' · to '-l't ' lhea'_I;;;; Jati!,O from leadei'S ol hfs party ' 1be senior band will p I • y . . l. try to the llltOJi!or Ml ' to 'opPOseloenate Mfno•lty Leade• """" Comet Santa Claus," •• Mason town council look steps to relieve to ~PI ~~ permtts Evft'et\ M. Dlrben for the state's Its finaJ number before audience . ditions Monday evening with authorization of_~ · defini!t term for their . ' , · . , · . junior Sen~ !M!!!at neXt year. Ste:. partlcipatlon numben: which will Icommittfe to purchase a street grader, if tiW obroaf 1n t~ past, .UCh Et.JSA.~E. Katanga terlaJ to ~.N. tropps In Katanga .l In Ehsabethvllle, tokl newsmen .venaon aald he would remain as close the prntram. lrf'asonable. · could 5;, obtalrlld,_"""!' . !Ul'Jl-"FIOrco' l)tlhting be-n TWO heavy ·t~ak!eoi W<ire gciiOg lhat tbe cea,.·fire Is "lin~hed'' l u.s amhasoodor ot lh• Unit«! Ticket• may be pui'Chaaed from F"nk Board and Olin Wolle tloat tile be laid -•• _~='#'•"" Illation. ·' · Natlona and Katange1e ·on in. the. I!:Ustrbethvll~ area today and that aerial and troop rein- Nat\on",;. any bantl member and will be ' told council they had loca'ed a oo FJrth-st iD raged Into the second. day .......o~ In ~ reBklen~J .~ and forc-ements 81"e on the way fro~ sold at the door. . street grader. Council moved to He said It ' and·U.N. jel-lfghlef' roanod the ot!>er at thll Old olrpott, now Leopoldville. pur<ha"' '' p•ovided the price fa lardou.o ""'dltllltO. lntd .action. , · unuaed, Dear the sUe of Tuesday"s Chlldr'ell Vlc&lma TICKE'l'S ON- SALE within the town's mean•. to lay the Ule u •"'~' . Tile lfrilt+c' . Nations ~11~ battle. 1.' . ·• ·' · · Nye~bo c'aimed that U.N. sol· · ~k$ are on sale ·11M' t h 4!' Ca~man Servle~ All persons with drlinquent be purchased. ·. "Flying Barrel". U.N. vrftclall ~ at least 43 diers fired twire thit morning on t 11 r e e a c t mystery-ccmedy. ·Wall Be On Fr1day water bills were warned by coun- It was annOl.IDl"ed .the l.uluabo01j Persona · h~ bH.fk\Jied and 20 ambulances and had aWpped ciVi-- ''Man Overboard" which will bt Funeral service~ for Henry cU that bill! oJ persons who have ning commissklll. .dl Kat.anga air base at woubded Tuesda7- '11Hl figure was ')ian men, women and ch.ildren. presented F-ridaY evening, o.. Cannan, 77, who died at 2:30 received a fmal notice wm tae ·meel Wednesday · certain h) ~Jae tDday. fl'OVI le&ving the s~burbs and go- ceriaber 8 at the Rutland High ll m. Tuesday wiD be held Fri- turned over to a collection agency ber 8, at the city 1 Flilathll · llea'fy · Kat1!1i11 lnf9nn.,~Uon \ttf~l&t.er ing into t}le: ·city. sebpol audltorJum. by lhe Junior "day a.t 2 P·~: in tbe Ewing <llap- immediately. 1SekJon Fle_mirll ~ the ~ ·,~ SwecQJh•'miJ. A~~~ ·· ,fi.,fore- A )oc:al senior Red Cross offi. CIUi. 5eat1 ma,y be reserved at •1, w1th bunal in Gilmore Ceme- Mayor Olston O. Wright read • ant Comnus:'lon, .P .tuiJ ilt.~ lrlalh Canlferr; ei 1.wtu..fl6 l;tJra1, 1 ' · ' ,an4 ,cl•l, Andre Van Roey, rep;orted the high !K:hpol. ery. recent leter from the West Vir· ' progress bemg ~In bonlbm &lao took part b, the air fllglit" and that ,..,0 t/oopt !that a U.N. mortar had struck a He is SUI'Viv«< by ' two ch1ldren ginis Publlc Employment Retire- In M...., Counij, ba4"driYea &he Y,Plted!fat&ons out truck removtpg women and cbU· :ecil, Pomeroy, and Dorothy ment System .inquiring whether Attend!~ the ' ·aid• ~t tbt tc.Qaogeae.) (lb LeOpqldvllle, ali U.S, G\ob2. o( Jti.hAaQ~ •In the ~UY to •dren from a pollee camp near the ~AL TBMP8 'ltoore, Charleston; a stster, Mrs. or not the town wants to partiei- . Mayor Wnght. , !f,\~~~IB ;AI'i"'dCAll'IOI~,, l'.ne',.·or pWieo · pul under U. N. 1 ..,.u ,hliltio' ~- tllia~lll• 'fightinl 110110 kUling Iwo ojllldren 'J'Ioo !Omperalure !b Pomeroy' 'ianche Baurp, Wheeling, W. Va. te . 'ts tirement pi Tl Ile Roush, and eoa~l 1n fhe COqo' for ~~~. 1'"' -I ' ~ • .~ ;;~, ' .. Iand injuring Jt women. downtown busineu distriCt toda tnd two brothen, Albert a 1'1 d pa m J re an. ~ McFarland, I.Al~r 1 ·~·~,of~ ~rly. - thtl 1.. ~,1~~ · ~· ~\the ''It wu a rrll}itful aliht." llli' 'At 11 :50 a.m. was 43 de~ talph, Min~rs~ille. Friends may matter was tabltd. Board. Otin V{~e lercyinJ met> and ma·llitdlan' · r of li.N.~cts ,sald. __ wljlo 1W1t11 okles. caU al Ewin&• ~ VOI'DOII- oppear<d to Ilk, Werry. ""!ulreB · . . . 1 '"""~:~;e. " vaol, .... ton. Ravenswood, Ashland, Ky. . " I L . B. Smith, Jr. wm A Racine man was seriously injured TuesdaY after- as President, J. P. Support Grows For 2Chinas · Of As UN Member · I program I < "!iJh~ Jtr·W . no ~ver to Gn:r;alliOOllJ N91{1lnating petitions of ~~dl· Ice Station. A list _of all donoTI ex~u:~~~ t~~d of Northwestern. idea fory.:ard aeriously ~esday. ~~ .~~~~e ~~:~~·~"~.S~~t ! ::~~~~~~~h O:nd =-~~~= tan, and Mr. Olen 8trlek1and, I f&- County court )Udge be placed· ·in. the .~sines& BC oo . a r . . h M Before that, Swedish Minister of Night" and "Silver Bells," by Tufner of the R~tland Methndist \ ~0~ I(UeSt for l~ attendance must be flled by August 8. All Jists of contributors The vacancy came w en rs. State Mrs Ulla Lind~ while 1 od WUlstoo ~~'~i~ie~ E~ In Cite~ K be kept up to date I a c h Jud)' Herrmann al\nounced her Cavoring Communist China'~ seat- Pau y er. . Church. Idown on hill ~ ' ' M · d . 1--'-atkm, effective ·December 1 g •--I ed ••'h · tl The opening number of the pro- , to the 1unny I polliled mll that ' . rs Rllll ftt:!!norte i' &"10'"5'' n ' uet; ar UUI~ IUC 8C on . . i . t Wll an ord • . --·r In making thEl rt!queM. for con· 21. Applicants. sh~ld have would leave the problem of Na· ·gram wdl ~ Silver Be~s foUawSEE MR. COMPm'N l retary, ~ ,. .. I~ not iiJar7 On .Sta~ MMin« officials 'tald, "'l'b, do-!ll'lme commerc•al tramlng and tionolist China still to be solved. ,ed by Chr1stmas Greetmgs and I The Olristmas decoratiDn!l 00 Isaid ChurcbiD ~ 'J'Ioo .... -'f'U. R ITUR . . •, . the OlhiO Caro- l =-·' new - MAnRESS OR BOX SPRINGS May Be PurchaHcl Sep1r1tely . A! · ~35.00 each 1 I ~--~ nilbl PER SET . • D. A NEW KIND OF TRANSISTOR , •• Now RCA Victo~s purse size radlo gives you more station-pulling power, less static and noise - thanks to new high efficiency transistors. They're the best entertainment type transistors on the. market today, Powerful radio-type batteries cive up to 100 normal hours of listening ••• aver 300 hours wlth earphone attachment. The $prlte goes wherever you go and alves you lop radlo ·pe{lormancel I . . I Mrs. Of poJDeroy I "ffiiiiASIIrl UICl"" Mo$t Trusted Name In iadi~ 1arf' relatively adjacent approved. will be Jan. 3, 1962. kally so the merger is Evans Super Markets. an o("!f'r· :tO bring opportunil1 for alion in Welt Virginia, Ohio aJMI ~ and will expand the Kentucky, will ~me an im· ls:tantially. portant operating divisloon of I Thorof w h.u ~~~· trui#:mmli'MW~,'im~ noon when he was severely cut across the forehead by ior Vice-~President ~ a.ls~ ~:~~~~~~kl~:t~~e~ f~~a:~~~ II' of Rodios in tho Music Dopt. on tho Moln NOW SHOWING sub.)ect Ul apatockholders at wlll be schedul· 27,. and thee[· the merger, if • .:e Limited Quantities! CLINTON FISHER COMPANY Funera1Rit . es Thursday For c . ICh" .. RADIO eTwilight Gray ~·· grandparents, many have passed on, the venerable T. H. Flanagan, pioneer Meigs County teacher! for one. Others in the photo ••• Grace Crow, Duane DaVIS, Clara Schorn, Mary Olds, Greta Donnelly, T. C. Coates, Harry Probst, c E W Downie Mabel Race Hortense Reed Florence R3ce HOmer Ra~e Ameilia sehort, Clara Davis Stewart, Ann~ Ashworth Carrie Yeauger and many not idenli. ' Copy. •. fied.- Sentinel . a~ RCA elinden Green ·' h'te h"rts aU its 14 stores. Mrs. Kanuns • ky C. 1e Club ~ per gallon eCamellia Pink r I Candidates Still To FIle ;,r...n,o,..-~,..., Of Only ..• N. Stcand Av•. Nearly 100 a I A Cost To You S4.95 the :n Extra strona: pull, clearer receptio~! v. Or At Dying upside_ do~'D ro: a ln .~he pro~ orbit is ~:~e hitting to ... bow doso•oentatoon a keyhole on tloe <ky and- adntv mits ers thatInvolved" "there in may ••.., .senses '." he sald . dan the be foursome and Glenn .1nud putlmg the capsule h!lf hour space flight try will 'ts TH~ HAP. PY YEAR . - oys wore S~l , W I s I • 1be merger is and ~1es. Gtrls dressed demurely: n~ Jeans, curlers or proval of Evans T·Shlrtst Tobact? was taboo. But t~1s was 30 years be- a meeting which. fore t~e fl~pper 20s. P?mer~y Sr. High has replaced th~ ed prior to [)(oc. old brick school. Many m th1s 1892 photo are now great fective date of suppose the thlnghthat su~ Ualted Prell ln&erDaUona) a powet saw in a freak accident near his home. Evaru, now Board Clll~il! "I f:IJI forward to the tams me most Is t~at I a~ .com A gale pulhetl old IIUI the Ai· Kenn~lh Wolfe, 52, suffered the . . IEvans. is to become " -kl4t plek conHdence m the m1sslon .~ lea~·· 1 .mre cut when a tree he was cutting squad took ~urn to Mf:lgs Gener· MembEor o{ Thorofare. 1antie ...... nd . h h rd . 1 ed t ay, .. -. . l ' tlcn,'' Glenn wrote 1n m t e a ware. lnVO v . lajurM ai New York ... oae fell on top of him. striking him al HospJta . . . i The terms ~r the mer-atine. also have confidence 1n all o{ the J ,.... 1 N Yorlr. aDd. .... in the back of the head while he Members of the umt said the approx· te 1au · I ed" be 581"d a ew '" If d' tl bo h"s lma one 1 I The Marine lieutenant • • peop e mvo v • · dead bt New Jeney. ley air, was standing near lt. ~ impact s~w cut 0 e lr~ Y 8 ve fare Common S!ook taid bt plans tO give capsule, ''I~ addit!on to _this, I have ::1 • meaawhUe, tilted IDio ibe IMN'tb- is believed to have pushed Wolfe ngflt ey~ . It went mto the ~kull ~ 5hares of Ev\U coo'm! and bimleU" a workout" relig1ous fa•th which add1 to plY I . ea&~ ttatn. into the blade or his saw. as he 1of tht mJured man . squadsmen Stanley L. Etant. while' 1n flight to it and to N hundred and\dates feeling of confidence . • • Funeral services for 'f'helma. Heavy rala feU at Dallu pli fell . reported. "lhe Evans Beard Wd · 1 teat human in apace. whoe':.!gh: of&e il:. thee Novem· - · Jean Ka~insky. who dled M<HI· F 0 r t Wtrib, Tn:. N..-dlen Raclne emergency squadsmen ! The accid~t occurred ab:~~rt "Am.onl other tests, her lectl h t flled exday evenmg at Wellsburg, W MfiDe gat aaow aad upt IDCJW .said it was reported to them the 2:50 p.m. wh.ile Wolf.! and Ills e ave ~ b 1 Va., will be held n..ursday at was . EaUiaf early &oday .. the accident occurred Oll Wolfe's son were cutting trees. Wolfe has 5 ~tu bo rdy afwf.' :Melgo !".': ..: p.m. in the Bald Knobs Church. .-thel11 plallll and up""• Mi.. pro~rty near the John ' Youna been employed as a profession;~] ! . l ~ '-"'unty ei':'C lon a 0 I· . 1 'II tak la . 't h c• lilsippl Valley. rry e . mbe ol . .' laid today. Butla Wl . e p ce ID residence on Yellow Bush Road.!tree trunrner a nu r years. ' ·Bald Knabs cemetery with Rev. 'l1le injured man was in (air iHe has not been employed re- I Harold f1Dlrne8 · ll : iJII!flllU.WAXCtMJ!WMJ• · nd U la'· th" · • • , ~ ~· 1I eently becalL<>e of a fool injury have filed the ~cq I on ...::: 11 mornmg a 1 The -repe•l.o mull . !lolgo Gene•al Hlllplal. De<ember 22 at • :a. Sh~loy l!IJJG, . . Wolf• was taken ... .-..llome ~ p.m. Dannie Boyd, all of Eaot Lover. • by nis son, Eugene, following the J U' I I. IrC l I :.00 to be given certlfi- the Syo'acuse voluntee• n.. de· !pool; Del<! and Joan Boyd odf II<'Cklefll. FI'OIJI there the Racine I I Ma..prd IIJppOltl w. . n 0 r t t adv"sed residents of the I Toronto, and Anna Frances Boy -. I i of Pomeroy died Tom Brown of Pomeroy was cates of election, winning cand· par men . I k I ,. •., ,of Portland I' today at Meigs Gt!Q!U'al . f lh R . _. , __ fil t& A v11lage th.1s wee that ts llrlU · JnstaDed prelude~ 0 e I dates must aJ.tN e repor . ny od f k 'll bee ob- Also surviving are her parents, She is survived Grande. College Clrcle K candidate who failed to submit m1 el U'ethtrucb .'W! I u;el9S2 1Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weddle of Bertha Call of Anahe;m, 1 which Opened lt.J 1961-81 the report will be disqualified soete e. egmnng. · 1 Portland: three brothers and two Mary · Ues wlt,b tae installation of five yean from running for ~b- The village' present fire tr~ck Sisters whO are Lawrence wed· UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. mPP I t \ M111n .: Clara lona• • 1 een and lllductlon of new Uc office. was purchased as a used ve Lc· die of Portland, Ralph Weddle -SuppOrt developed In the Gener· Lola Aletha Ziegler of Chester , Oregon, and Prances II bers at a meeting. thiB week. 'Jhe board of electicn!l will con- ~ 1 ~ and ".'as converted Into a!~~ ot Rogers, Robert Weddle of · Alsembly tod~tr tor the "two · Iwas Mei<>s counly wmner of the . Wakkor of Columbu$; . . Da1"Iey of RaMar~e . Bobi¥Oft. After beh1g installed, tn be open from 1 to 4 p.m. truck · Fire department d . r memli'Cill Portland. M&'rle mas Ct?'1 ...'<'.,~ a u · N· seat I fma\ Prince of Peace ('"flmpetJo 1Mrs · Br~ pre:;ented new rnembn's a[ternoon except Saturday have begun a rivet ork rr;n~ cine and Grace Currans of East for the Communist Peipln~ re- , tHm held Sur.day at he Enter· 1·Slack and lin. their certificates and plns and for candidates to file. to purchase a new rue · Liv~rpool. igime and cne for the Natlonalist ~ A pro~r811\ oC Christinas mu· pnse E u Church lough, and ~~::; 0 recognized a• memben. Election board officials Frjends may call at the hor'ne government of . l'.ic Bell Serenade.'' will Miss was presented with lnf'phew, all _i . k New members mducted were said t.h.ere have been no cand1· __ .J of the parents, Mr. and M r 1. Both the Chmese Commumsts be presented this Thursday eve· ' ·1 e metal and a cash award i Funeral .O.flo.'is' 1or a new true IUII.O ne!:U·I . "A buns -••1e on WeIIs Run, un t'l' and the Ch'meae Natlona . I'1!d.s have ning at 7:30 at the Middleport ar 51mv the r merchants of Pomeroy Saturday at J~t:~ yl Ey~. Dave sagan, dates to Hle yet m tu~ on('Om· ed . ent Dap Wt:U\.1 ,ood, MarahaU' M:~l, ing May primary candidate• · eqwpm · refused to acknowledge the po!si· 1High School auditorium by t h will reprP!'en~ he county in Sacred Heart. 1the hour of the funeral. .Jones. Charlel ~an, for all offices iD the 1962 elec·. The departn'lent asked res• nts bility of both regimea as k!giti- 1schnol bands ant!! the girls en· :istrict competition in January.'er Jo~n Turel. B. Orebaugh, Jac"k Walker, tlon, except judg(· of c 0 u i1: t Y t{l donate $I or ~re ea~h month. Secretary's Job mate governments, and the Soviet semble. ,She is 8 membtr of the United ! ary wall brt '~' -:.c•, 1~:; Young, Terry Nye, James mlllt file befOte ' p.m. on Thla wookt bring m en~pgh o' A R I d Union and the United States, i DireclinR the band will he Eu· lMethodist Chul"('b in Pomerov. Ewing ~· J:asterllng, Tom Perry, '1. , ey to buy a new , truck ai pen t ut ~n their principal backers. have nev• ene Gherke and the iris will , . . . . . Mn. W D ·'l'ucker, VlrgU Morar, M'l At in the May primary ~me. . Appl~tions are bemg taken at _er discussed U {ormally. directed b ·Mrs. gClar~ Other fmah~ts. who weN! JUdg. l ~tb by her DanleiB, Bob ~er1 year w'iU be CQ'Onty commts- Donations JD}IY be left either Rtttland tugh sthool for a replace- Jaja Wachuku Nigeria's for· . Lace y ed by Geneva Stobart, ~artba ' m l95S. Burill Bob flarriiOil. coudty audtor, cen· . at Hard~n's Grocery, Chapman's ment at secretary of Rutland ei minister who is 'considered , y. . . I Hust.e~. a_rNI Mrs. W. A. Rlce, all f!eart C~. 'nw president cma:ratulatecl committeemen, and COWltY Market, Rizer'• Grocery, Lisle's high school. 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