https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/59ebc493155b8f9f4f642520bc44051c.pdf 745a51fed8e0cff3011129797607d689 PDF Text Text .•. .. - ..... . . .... • ....... ____ - -.. ·... ' • Mainly About People In Pomeroy n Mrs. William F. Clark reiUrll· ed home Fridoy .... ~ns. aCtor OfOrl 1~~~~!.the past ....,n weeb tn I( wilh Mr. Clark and ... a~ empJoyed there. Final plans lor ~ Christlloas\ Kathy Morgan and Nancy Har· were m~ when Ohio Eta o1 Middleport speDI. the p.ut · Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sor- weekend with Xathy' 1 grand- Y ans Holiday Party JARMANS From Hartley & Bennett ' 't PI S met Tuelday evening at mother , Mrs. w, A. Morgan, Atb· orr,ce or the Ohio Fuel Cas ons Rood. IComp.any. Mra. Richard Seyltr Mrs. James Mitcben t visited was in charge and a donation lr5 was made to tbto Meigs 1m'ntY TB It H AliSocl.aLion. Members were reminded of the Chrlslmal Party w he S . he home t th. W aeaynew1sr Wett Main street Decem- FOR-ALL THE GUYS VIsit Every Department In t~e Store! You're Sure To Find Just The Gifts You're Look. lng For • • • and It Sure To Visit • • • ' Mrs. Homer Showers. Roclr: Springs Road J"e(eOtly enroute to her home, ~erly from Tenoea.- , a-------ELBERFELD$ TOYLAND------.. ILocetttd for the holiday season at I 02 Wast .Main Street (two doors below Court Str~~t). ovr wonderful a~d exciting new toys, games, beautiful dolls, whHI goods, musl· ~Ys and ·lots, lots more .here at Elberfeldsl Recent gueats of Mrs. Homer · .. · Showers Wt!l'e her ilder-m-law, Elberfelds Holiday Store Hours: at 7. Wrappings ri girh Mrs. Fred James and daughter, exchange will be judged and Mrs. Jerry Muae of Stockport. apeat m~ml"'rs are ask-~ aa t o be sure t o Mrs. Ed. King ol Atben.o · their gift to the party if S~ay WJlb her aunt, Mn. Hom &l"l' Wlable to attend j Showers, Rock Springl Road. · , Mr. and Mra. Lealie Showers . 20 Open Friday and Saturday Grueaer, service Gallipolis we~ Tuesday JUestl reported that to date Mrs. Homer Showers. Mrs. Don Othor Sty!" In l group has co1lected $1515.80 m Girls Soout Drive and that to rnake • anyone wishin& l'OR· Mra. Harold BlacUton , Mrl. WUliam Grueaer Jarman . may mail It to M r I. burg, w. va. Monday. Shan Grueser at Mlnenvllle Route I. Chester Speocer who 10.95 Mrs. Edward Johnsoo present- Holler HOJpltal Monday 1w pneu. to 15.95 the progrum, "Love'• Miracle monia. Marriage." Mn. Alfred Ruschel enteNd Refreshments were aen-ed General Hospital Tuelday Seyler and Mrs. BALLS were busineN vlsitoi'J In Parbr5- DART GAMES Paper wound dart board with wite d'ivldera - .a Champion metal darta. Choose from a wide assortment of bri&ht colored ~inyl balls and &pc:mae rubber balla In all mea and colora. DOLLS Beau tlful Vinyl doll Til 9:00 p.m. with molded or rooted hair. Othor WHk Days Until 5:00 P.M. underwent aurgery thll mom- thoee mentionli!d above Lucy Amsbary, Miu Beegle, Mn. 'l'homas Mrs. Charles Eskew wu a bUll· ine11 visitor in Cbarleatoo, W Va. ' Mrl. Larry Tuesda ey , Mro. Robert Wilsi>n, Mra. M yea . I W llrn --~ "" II ra. r e an •N aon, Wood s, Mrs. J ose., .. Nowe , Mrs. Jlnvny Sutton who were called J~:·;;:,=~tter, and Mn. here Saturday by tho deoth . ol Mr1. Clara Grueser, returned to their borne, Ft. Gay, W. Va.'l\ltl· BIRTH .ANNOUNCED day afternoon. Tom Smith, You're style-wise ••• in Jarman's handsome new blucher featuring "sideline" stitching Here in one modestly priced oboe you set ""' lateot styllna. hand....wn "aideliDe" ' atltchlna, and that Jarm011 "lriendlin- ol lit" whioh makee walkina doubly pleuul'Bble. It will be a wiae move, when you let M fit ,JOY in a pair. Come in eoon.. Mr . and Mra. Lartyy ~::!~~~I Mrs. Clifford ~ifbelt, Ill r a. tEiaine Wilhesl art 81 Hanford Stanley and MrB. WUthe birth of an 8 lb. 14\1 O<. liam F. Clark villted Tueldoy Larry Wayne, at the Mason a.fte11t90n with Mn. Roy Riffle at lc, saturday, llec<!mber 1.' parent& are Mr. and Mrl. lea Withee of Pomeroy and and Mrs. Jack Stafford ol ter. Mra . ~nevieve Dewhurat Ruland ia a great-grandmother, LIBERTY THEATRE M IDDLEPORT, OIDO NOW SIIOWINO (Technlcolor-) Holler H01p!W. ----- Verse, Songs Fedture Event FOOTBALL TINKER TOYS .PLASTIC GUM lANK NURSE KITS kits Sturdy . plasU~ bankJ with ali flavored gum Ail wood construction Polyethylene toy with color safe _pill balls. rods. Completely play ufe. boxe~. with lnatrument..a. EQUIPMENT Plastle helmet with ·loahie face bar. Should• pads, thieh pado, jarur and p4nt1, A program of vene and 101g W&!l &iven after the llllnUBJ"Chrbt. mu banquet or the Horri'olllllld· elaoa of the M~t TueodaY .... Church ol Christ nlng. Rev. Fred I. Gardller S"'" the blea11ing before the meal ttr· ved by the PhUathoa SOCiety. . GREENER" Horace Abbott, preolderit, was Ia charge of o abort buolnoM Cary Grant, Deborah Ktrr, 11 meellJ'I! and thanked oll the ,;m. Robert Mitchum and II "THE GRASS IS Jean Simmons Al10 S.lectH Short ·lubltctl needy fanuUeo. Mrt. Chea- pl'Oierited !Pita "' Rev. and Mrt. Gardner from the clau. Tho program wu opened with a vocal aolo, ••silver Btlll" by The Merriest ·" Chrlstmaa For The PLASTIC mlttee the evening. The Cheer offering wa.a received to TELEPHONES TOPS Assor~d Uthographetl decoratiolll. They all want a top. ReaUstle fuU a!H tale· phone In safe, fiexlblt polyethylene, Olear rin.einl Metal or fibre boards wIt h multi colored bel~ marbles. • A carol Mrvlce wu presented by Mr. and !lira. WUUam Bradford, Mrl. · LOhte, Mn. .Erwin, Mrl. Leonord Van 111-. Her· · maa Kincaid, Denver Rice and Mr. Bahr. Sews! 'YARD GOODS v Remninll lc per Inch Dan liver Glngh•m•, reg. 89c yd. - - - - - - 59c yd. CI'Olftl>lon Corduray, Pl•lns, reg. 1.19 98c yd. Prints, reg. 1.49 1.19 yd. Fruit of Loom Prints, reg. 59c _ 49c OTHER SUGGESTIONS I .' dlctlon by Wondell Cerlaoh. Othera pn11nt wore Mrl. Gorcl· nor, MDIGa llouduhelt, M r L Bohr, Mr. and Mra. Bud Wllaoa, 1\lr, and Mrt. Bruco Blaaflam, Mr. and .lira. Norman Y..111er, ll.lrold l..oNo, Mr. oad Mrl. Ken. DOth llcllol, lllrs. Walter L o o, ChHtor Erwin, Mr. aud 11 ra. Ro1or PhlWpo, !lira. Klacold, MrL Dorothy BarD., Mra. ley Fry, Mra. Joo llllhop, Mra. Cleo K-. !lira. Alia Badoy, Mra. Rlco, Mrl, Ahllott 01111 llro. STUFFED ANIMALS ALPHAm BLOCKS Tho program waa clooool with the VOUP •lnlinl of "0 Come AU Yo Falthlul," oad the beroo- TOY BOWLI"G SET Hardwood Bl~. Non toxic. Safe for tittle Bears, dogs, donkeys, ones. chimpanzees, poodles. Heavy polyethylene ,b alb. Unbreakable. 10 pins arul 2 lar1e size balls. MEIGS THEATRE DOLL. .._...,, Ollie TONIGHT I TMUIIIOAY. NOT oPIN .,._,.,.,..,. PIUOAY I 1.11UIOAY TOY RECORD PLAYER . SfROI.LliS -Qiillte,d ·lll~e. ~~aU~: ... ·. "THI HOODLUM PI..IT" Don .IIIIITOJ, Llrlt. Gt&*. Cindl Wood, Ktlr DuliN , lleluUful rod lealhoroltll )l'ltb .. TOY REGISTERS PUih button operation makea II like a ptG!loat~ eaae •.Plata 411 and '18 1tJm h<Otda. Voiume adjua~ al. New "Spa<e Aco" ment. ln&, Include~ plaJ moneJ'. · (Todtnlc*'! . · eTrHdl• •• • iASY TIIIMS •Portable lloc. t C.n10l• $1.95 to $5.00 $9.95 to St9.95 $29.95 •New 5111101' Sparton Economy S.Wint IMchino - - - - - - $49.50 •vacuum Ct..non - - - - ---$39.50 eS.. TheNWI $Inver Typewriter $49.50. ollcl $79.50 Optn Friday & Saturday Til 9:00 ' P.M. · ·ELHRftips llobert R,ln, Job . pehllllf, ToriD 'l'botefl,er illd . .. Taro• strotil; IUN., MOit, &. !Uti. .....~":-~~·!' ' . ~ ., Dou Jlo&\ltl ·. ; 850 shot repeaters and high powerM pump guns. .tj-1. PEG POUNDER Sturdy beneh with multicolored peJI and bareS. wood mallet. . usr A TIIUJ: 110171 . "THI CANADIANI" · Usel SeWing Machine Salt! AIR-RIFLES - Gerlaolo. . v- tlve design on board. st-. dy plastie chod<erL It Be?'" '-1 PurchaM ' , Til Chrlotrnaal RelfUiatlon Board. Attr. . Bethlehem," and Mn. ilaroid Lohoe ,..od the poem, "Why can't ""who Will Hold CHECKER BOARDS Checkers Cash Bahr. Mrs. WiUiarn Orue• er rood the awry of tho WlitlnJI . the carol, "O Lillie 'ririn o1 Woman .' \ ,· DO!L· SEU · • ' Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center WCILLB IIAWIDNI , ·' , \ '.r' • CoNYIN'ftT .b\Y·i.Y PlAN• ,_ IIIIIIJ, ll•p•llt lttkta . yfi.ir .it.d~e~' ;,; to;s • C~r.h- . ' I \ , ,, . r RltE~ITE · Save All Your Sa'es Slips! Brlrit Them In Any Time To Be Added! .. I 1 Now Y011 Kuow , 87 UaiW Prell !Men :1 ••' ODe U S. ~Mt!eeltlp. . . Art- ~ .. II tloa ~oa Poor! ~ .., - · •• 011ook a,ur edtfn - .,.. Oklc' a, fW. ~ ~-· 01111 Wool VJo. • ' .. •• • ' . at y I • enttr! 'r ' Weather \ l"''•-··..........,........ ·;q; VQL XIII NO. 197 Panly ·-r. ri101J """ e-r, 1ridl • eludee .t ... ..... loolay. Rllh .... Folr .... ............,,, ,_ IHI. ... . twubll dn fh d:IUJf .. ... Mi ..~........ , .... J i" ~ •! Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Dec. 7, 1961 ,I •· Fire Ruins Cecil House In tittle Hocking Phone Building To Be Larger 'I SINGLE COPY-II �. '• • • t ' The Voice Of Broadway Judy's Ex Is Amusing Friends By DOROTHY KtLGALLEN Judy Garland's friends are puzzled -and amused-by her relationship with her estranged husband, Sid Luft. Just when they're convinced Sid is out of the piCture for good, he turns up on the scene at an odd bour, like 5 a.m., after her new personal managers have said didn't want to be bothered. He tossed out Senor Bias Pina Lopez, president of the Spanish-American Institute, who ~as calling on Ava to ask her about makmg a cultural film ... Janet Mick, the cur· rent Rhelngold girl, will waltz down the aisle with Tom Flaherty, a business man, early in 1962, when the new beer queen takes over . . . And chums believe the often-in-Love Anita Ekberg really means to marry Australian Rod Ta~lor, which will have many Italian swams Sighing for their "Anitona." Some of Russia's high-ranking Air fi'on::e officers are quaking over the possibility of a purge. Reason: the new Russian super-bomber, Beauty, has turned out to be a dud ... Singer Janet Harp· er and her husband, Cecil Kitchens, have parted, although she's expecting a baby ... Now that Dick Clark's divorce Is final, will he pop the question to ac- goodnight and departed .. . Ahmad Ja· mal the 1azz pianist, has gone down for the' coun as a nightclub operator. His Chicago club has shuttered again a n d he's back pounding the 88s for a Jiving · . . . . . . Liz Taylor has lost a lot of the weight that was worrying her "Cleopatra'' bosses, but Richard Burton has put on poundage, and they're ordered him to take It off. "State Fair" will make P a t Boone $500,000, counting record royalties One of the networks Is workmg on a bright Idea-to hire a Negro newscaster to handle the Latin American scene. tress-singer Ann Margaret? The fellow who geta the job must speak Jake LaMotta, the former prize ring Spanish and Portuguese.. . . Louts Roschampion, may be a Broadway actor by ensteil, the wealthy liquor execut1ve ·Spring. He's been asked to play a role whose forthcoming divor<:e will be front in "The Harlot House," wh1ch will be page news, has called In Roy Cohn to by Pete Petrella and directed produced head up his side of the legal forces ... by Emil Belasco ... Judith Anderson Is The Sardi Set hears John Huston would like to sta_ge a Broadway musical adap- talking her rnt!molrs into a tape recordtation of hili movie "The African Queen," er. Eventually they'll wind up as a which was an Oscar winner when Hum· Knopf book. Bobby Ramsen, the comedian at the phrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn Copacabana, will make his TV debut on co-s~ed in it. the Garry Moore show. Tho big ques' Marcel Ayme's new play, "Loulsl· tion: will he be able to use h i s jokes ana.~ a bitter attack on the racial situ- about Newton Minow, the FCC blggie ation· ln the Southern part of tbe United who is always criticizing video proStates, received the worst possible re· l!rams? The gags get lar~e laughs from views in Paris and Is the biggest flop of the nightclubbers, but will the TV centhe current season over there. To dis· sors take the chance'! ... Joe Schenck's tract himself from that woe, Ayme is $3,500,000 well may be the subject of rushing a comedy Into rehearsaL It's tit- some court battles. Marty Allen and Steve Rossi, doing led ''Maxibules," and everyone is trying their topical routines at the Palmer to guess what that means. Actually, House in Chicago, have captivated the there's no such word; Ayme just made Windy City. Even !he great Bette Davis it up lo create Interest and puzzlement. went to see them the other ni ghl, and John Payne, recovered from his· terwhen Marty introduced her Uw packed rible automobile accident o[ last year , wUI portray a priest In an upcoming GE room gave her an ovation. theatre episode, "The Little Hours," on Truman Capote, In London, offered video . . . . . . Former dlsc jockey Alan some comments about European cities Freed, one of the expendables when the that ought to interest the travel bureaus. payola scandals rocked the industry, is For instance, ~· venice is like eating an Ilirtlng with two Eastern radio sta!lons, so he may be back In the broadcasting entire box of chocolate liqueurs in one go. I can't bear it for too long. Too, too business soon. Cy Feuer and Ernie Martin, the pro- rich." Then, "London ls a delicious sogducers of "'How to Succeed in Business'' gy steak and kidney pie. I£ L stay here are readying still another show besides too long I become physically ilL I begin their prospective uLittle Me ." They 're to disintegrate." Finally, "Paris? I hate conferring with Vernon Duke and Yip Paris. Last year I drove 150 miles out of Harburg lo do the score and have ap- my way to avoid even the outskirts of r.roached Neil "Doc" Simon, author o! Paris. The Parisians don't like me. And ------- ' ' . ~ntine1. Pomeroy·Middleport, o . oec : 1961 Mr. and Mrs. Thoma• BY Ml88 PIUCIJDJZ News (tems only 90.:. Catholic Women List Committees I ...,_ . TIMEX WATCHES lad(.s 01 iilan'L Sporbtar or Marlin. ''jiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiii.·ii.i.jiijiji.;.j_;;;.;;.;.... 1 ptlhWM••t• ................ ... 9.95, ... 5.98 smokers can AVOl•d cancer J (' t CJNCTNNATl IUPI1-Evidenccdactnrs from the East Orange, ~ .,~~rest which thP.y believe showa lung 1N. J., Veterans cancer among smokers can be i R~~tf>ital_ '4ff<~"'·lT~'ll)'W~''?fM'!i'tlWIM;;M®'W,'!<m "M'; I Don't Let Teenager Son Catch You Arguing Wrong Carnival t"' -,;;;,;,.__________ .... AND ANJri.IER lHIN<>-YOUR FAM~V WERE ALWAYS A llUNGII OF TROUBLE· MAKERS I NONE OF TIIEM AilE ANV (,000, I~UDft.k,; Time ..-- .. -- Ihdo I OPEN FRIDAY and Wedding Vows Exchanged At EUBChurch ,LOOK WHAT $J.OO WILL BUY !I By GI.VI·ng Up ci·garettes .DQ It served beautilully decorated cakeo, <llrlstmaa candy, ooffee 1 kool aid to about 200 people, SIMON'S 1 a tr;r, Helen? - SCOtrr MAS-TER. Dear S.M.: Fine Ideal ~t's call It ••Junior Boost of the Month Club.'" Nominations will be happily accepted - and here's a k>tter ta start thlna:s going: Dear Helen: How about a big hand for a little boy, not more tt.an seYen, who found my purse in th.e street In tront of the house where I waa visiting. It contained mon~y. my keys and medical tablets. T h e youngster · rang the doorbell and delivered it to my hQst with a wide grln, saying he knew t h e medicine mlght be "real Import· ant." It was, for that medl('ine could easily haw saved my life. Mrs. L.K.J., Englewood, N.J . Dear Delta: Recently, I read the Alcoholic'• Wldow'a letter. She ahoukl 1¥ank God ewry minute that he i8 1ane. At least !lhe knows he ian'L cold or hungry. I am 69, crippled wllh artbrlUa, unable to earn a livJ&nlo i• klnda wild! I found that ing. My son wa. a $10,000 a year aot h•r banda on a menul" mau. Now bla children are wards tefreahment · Evelyn Montgomery, Freda gomery, Faye Walker. COughenour. Vivian Hoffman and Merium .-c~.-. . plut Ill 1 Helen Help Us "' ..... Rock Springs rrs. :::::=::!:!l::::::..--------- O.,_llec:_'7,_1_961.:-3 1 Columblll Monday. Mrt. Grace Pratt ond i'"r.d· daughter, Debbie Powers in Galllpoll• Wedneaday on Around And About MiddleDOrt CLEVELAND IUPP- A North·beds. of pati<nt cue jiVen to 52.189 ,east Ohio Citizen, Hospital study 11"te new dev ic-e ·•3('s· ~n.-;u.s rig- 1ron:.ecutive hospitat patlenUI NEW YORK <UPIJ-President by the President's CouncU on ·l eo~nmittee has ('{lme up wilh a ures of the numbers of persons in ~ served in Cuyahoga County ho.s· l Kennedy today threw, the "full YouUt Fitness, which ll under the formula that-apparently far the 1arious age groups in the commu- lpitals during a thretE"-month perisupport'' of his administration be- direction of Bud WUkinJOD, atb- first time in American medical nity. From there, :1 hospital slat· od hind a national youth fitness pr~ Wtic director and football coach and hospital hiSLory-takes the istirian figures aut hov. many hos- 1 The patients were M"pt~rated by gnun which he. said "will enable at the University of Okl~oma . guesswork out of measuring a pltaJ beds a~ needed for obstet:. .age and cause of ho'J)ltallzalion our athletes to. win the Olympics" He said Wilkinson and the eoun- community's needs for hospital rics, pediatrics, surgery. for the and then compared with the cen· and alw improve the nation's cil staff "have worked out a basic • Ji&. - . aged or geriatrics and others. sus figures. It showed for example health and phYsical vitality. physical fitness program for our The formula was the most strlk- that less than two beds were reSpeaking Tuesday night at a elementary and secondarJIChooll lng new fact in tlte committee's quired for medical ftlld surgical report Issued Tuaaday night after can! of each 1,000 patient.. bedinner of the National Football in cooperation with the nation's Foundation <.tnd the Hall of Fame, leading educational and medical a afx.year study of hospitals In tween 20 and :U years af age. the President said , "The sad fact organizations'' Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, Ash· Nearly seven beds are needed for i!i that 1t looks more and more as Urget More Protrams tabula and Lorain counties. each 1,000 patienta between 60 and If our great national sport is not The President urged organila· In arrivinJ at the formula the &f years of age. playing at aJJ..--but watching." tiona "to help establiab more pro- ~mlt a commJttee analyzed 435,233 daYs Persons OYer 45, slightly more ··we have become more and g:ramJ for partlclpatiOll by Amer· Sunday School attendance for than a third of the papulation, reo more. not a nation of athletes, icaDJ, ~· .-nd female, young Dec. 3 w48 M. OfferiDg was $22.38. GaWpoliJ," Ohio quire Jn(ln!l than half tb~ days of but a nation of spectators," he and old . 1 Mr. and Mrs. WUhur Bailey BaturUy. lZ-1-, 1181 hospital care. The cnmm1ttee said SALES REPORT o1 that while persons aver 60 romaaded . , "In s.bort," be explained, "what spent last week end ln Columbus. '' I do not say this in order w we must do is literally change Mr. and Mrs. Jam" Euler of Ob'.o Valley Llvedoek Co. pose only 15.2 per cent of the po~ decry excellence in sports or any- the phyaical habits of mlllion1 of Middleport called oa Allee Euler BOGS _ 175 to 220 lb 16 50 ulatlon they requlr4 :.8.8 per cent where else, ·• Kennedy continued. A.m~ricans-and that Is far mo~e and John Terrell Friday evening. to 17.00; 220 to 250 lbs. ~6.50 ·to of the days of hospital_ care. . 'nle committee said 1t was un"But excelleace emerges from difficult than changing their Mrs. Cllfford Lellbeit spent Frl· 1700 , .L'•ht 16 00 to 17·00 • Fa I f tun te "th t th 0 ''"· , ' Sows · ' 12.00 .. to ·15.00· mass participation. This is shown tastes, their fashioM or even day .'"'th Mra. Ray IU.LIQ)' who II Sta I lJ 00 or a . a e anaIysIs of by the fact that in the Olympic their poli)ics." conrmed to Holzer Hoapital. to 15 OO· Boa • B · hospital need by age groups had Games we are steadily falllng be- Kennedy received the annual Judy Dell Hysell ~pent the Sowa ·, ,Pigs :.~ ~00 s:~: not been undertaken In lhe pa!lt." hind the nations which stress Gold Medal aw"-rd of the football weekend with her_unele and aunt, 5.00 to 16.00. r~. ~ that a continuing ar pe. broad participation in a great va- f d r Mr and Mrs. Robert Burdette, CAm.£ St riod1c study of hospital uses and ., oun a •on. Mrs. Edgar Abbott was C(Jnfined een 16·00 to 24·• costs be provided. riety of !lpGrt!l. Dw·ing the dinner, 10 men were to her twme the paat week with 00: HeUers 141.00 to %2.00; Baby Lotits Team Title indicted into th~ Football Hall of influenza. Beef 10.00 to 25.00; Fat Cows The United States has main· Fame: Glenn Davis, Army haU· Mr. and Mra. Hugh Bearh.s 11.00 to 15.(10; Canners 9.00 to Ohio C Ue Basketball Score 0 tained its traditional superiority back: Weldon Humble, Rice spent SaturHsy evenlnl with Mr. 12.00; Bulls 14.00 to 18.110; Mllk It' In track and field In the Olympics guard; Charley Justicto, Nartb and Mrs. John Smith of Pomeroy. Cows 90.00 to 175.00, Ohio Sta&e. tt, PUUbur&b 71 but has lost the unofficial team Carolina halfback : George Me- , Mrs. R. T. Burdette spent sev·\ VEAL CALVES -Tops 37.00; Dayton 72, Toledo 57 championship to Russia because Afee. Duke hallback; Pat Pazzet- eral days wUh her daughter, Seconds 30.00 to 35.00; Medium Bowll g Gr 741 CllbiiiiUI 81 01 points piled up by Soviet ath- ti, Lehigh quarlerhack: Claude Mrs. Glenn Smith and family of l20.00 to 26.00; Com. 6: Hvs. 18.00 n ee• ' 7 · 1to 2:9.00; Culls 15.00 to 20.00. Wayue State 87 •/ Jolaa Carroll S letes in gymnastics, wrestling and Reed11, Oklahoma fullback; Bob Pameroy. other sport. considered ••minor" Reynolds, Stanford tackle; Bob Mr. and Mrs. William Radford ·SHEEP _ Ewes • Lms 4 00 DefiallCe 83, Blufftoo M lu the United States. Suffrldge, Tennessee 1108rd; Doo were Parkersburg visitors: Fri-lto 8.00; Stock Ewes 4_00 to a,OO: Ohio Northera 6"1, Athlaad 57 "Let me say that his adminis- Faurot, Missouri coach. and the day . I rat Sheep 4.00 to 8.00; Culls 1.00 x.,·ler 94, Maria• 4T tration intends lo give full sup- late Charley Caldwell, Prlncetcn Mrs. Maston Roberts .visited on 1to 5.00; Bucks 4.00 to 8.; Fat GeMU Pa. 83. Young1towu 'T7 port to the Olympic development coach. Sunday afternoon ':1th ~rs. Wethers 4.00 to 8.00. Kenl State 79, program." the President said. George Robert~ who 18 confmed LAMBS - Tops 16.50; Seconds Baldwin·Walla~P: 5t "We will not subsidize our alh· Mrs. Ed Blackburn has return- to Holzer Hospital. !12.00 to 15.00; Light Wls. Marietta 86, w. va. Wesleyan ?t lctes, as some nationa do. But we ed home from a two weeks visit Jan~ ~mold w~ ~de~ent 8 ~ to 1-4.00; Common 8.00 to 12.00. Pikeville Ky. 58, Steubenville 51 will. through greater pal'ticipatloa I ln Pbleps, Ky. appen ec omy at eags enera ,~ ed h 1 l f't M•·s Bruz Gi'bson has been via· Ro~>pltal last week was returned 1 · and unprov p ys ca 1 ness, . h Sunda produce a standard llf excellence lting in Columbus with her sons o;;e and My . Will" Cla k which will en<:~ble our ath!etes to Granville, Harold and Vemin r.R. h drs. aamf 'cl ' . . 1 . BOn, tc ar , came rom evewm the Olymp1cs-and do so on and their famlhes. land to spend the weekend al an amatPur bnsis ." I Guest& or Mr. and Mrs. Chef!· their home here Kennedy said progres!l toward ter Jones Sunday evening wert' Victor Brown. conducted the this goal already has been made ! Mr. and Mrs. William 'I'hamas. worship services here Sunday eve··---- ·-·-- - - ning while Rev . Card was in viva] services at Alfred. prevented by cessntion of smok- liJ.J.· Oscar Auerbach and E. ing was reported Tuesday by two Cuyler Hammonil reported they Mr. and Mrs. William VB11M<'ter - - - -~------------ -- have found what ' they believed to and family of California are cancer itlng Mrs. Alma Johnson and fam· 'Come Blow Your Horn," to write the I don't like Parisians. Then I'd discover- of the stale. After hi~< first wife be pre . cancerous ed something, I discovered that Parislans died, he married again, and in celb disintegrate and I ily , libretto. hate everybody, Including each other. six yt ·ars this woman has turn- m smoker" who stop Miss Joan Oliv~r, Miss Bormle Did you know that Ava Gardner had All the nice people you meet in Paris eod h•m into Lhe worst alcoholic They said this Indicated that Wamsley and M1ss Sandra a bodyguard? Well, it seems she has. At want to kill tbemselves and the rest " 1:~: a v e ever known In my S2 effects of years of cigarette smak· 1 nett s~nt t~. ~eeken~ In Coll>many rate, a William Gallagher, described ought to." years of nursing. He will take ll)Y 1 ing can be reversed. fbus, Oh•o. vJsLtmg Miss ~s her "Secretary and bodyguard," was Truman, honey, just for that you Social Security check and ~ave ; They presented their findings to · Wamsley · . . . fined.25inaMadridcourtforfollowing ought to be sentenced to five years in me without even a crumb oflthe 12th Annual VA Medical Re- I ~r. and Davld.HarrLson orders · when the screen star said she Bridgeport. bread. He lies and cheats - any- searrh Conforen('e here. an ~~ 0 ~k~o';d OhJo, 1 0 8 ~~~ aHu ~J Sev~~ ng. _::=::.:.....::=:::...:::~:::=::...:=:....:==-==---==''2cc::_:: ·-----·---- thing to get liquor. He joined the ''Previous studies showed that (but not quite) that you should A. A.·, and had psychlatrle treat- ttte Incidence of deat.h from lunR Mr ~n':f Mrs ~lbea~osm.lt~vllslted list~n well to his side, be su1·e of m~nl for four months. Was I cancer among continuing ciga- M · cl M · r ytJur point, s~ate ~t, and . with- fine for. six weeks . tl_ten his wife reHe !lmok~r!'l was considerably fa~ll~n at p~~t J;l~~!an~~~day. draw. If ,you re nght, he II take c11 !1f'd tum back and Ll starter! all higher than tor fonner smokers Larry F ox, who 1s s1a110ne · d . 11. If yvu re wrong .fand pa1·ent9 O\'er a~ain. 11~ is 44 b~t lo?ks who h<~d stopped," Hammond Marylnncl with the Army · · ofte~ arel, ~u won I fH!l nearly 60. I know he 111 destroymg h•m · said. ''But here wa!l no definite hil parents Mr. aDd Mrs. so sLI:y backm& d~wn when you !!elf. but whnt can I ilo? - AL· proof thllt this resulted from the Fox, Sunday. haven t made a b•g rhubarb ov. COHOLIC'S MOTHER. ces8ation of "moking." .Jim Hamilton and Mr. and er the subject. - H.. Denr A.M.: The bronchial tube lining of 'me M:rs. Clarence Ward and daughter BY HJ.:LEN BOTTEL Dear Mother: Dear Helen: If he joined lhe A.A. once and persons was studied by the two Brenda of Cohunbus, Ohio. visit· Play alon1 w1th hlm Yank lhe You said, "Remflmber that, took voluntary treatment, than researchers. Those studied tnclud- ed Mr. and Mr.s. Oscar Dear Helen our 10n doesn't t.alk hack or "vlolm" out or his hand and clob- you old~ters. when you read the there ls hope for him - he recog. ed 72 persons who had smoked for SUnday. Brenda Lee is vislting her get mad. In fact. he uauaUy ber h1m over the heed with it ,In fro?t page sensahons on Juvenile mrecl h1~ problem ;md wants help. at least 10 years and given 1t up grandparents for • period of !eventually> doea what we te11 other words. laugh - he ('Xpecls delmquency, but skLp over l he But his wtfe must be helped rtrst. at least five years, '12 of the same time, him to do. Frankly, he's a pret- Ll storle~ of r,outhful aciJievements leilher up on her feet, or out o( age and occuptUon that continued Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Ross and ' ty good kid but one Lhmg he does Lo~k, if. you~ don'L kno~ t~at 0 ~ paj,je 56. Helen, peop_le would- the p ctw-e Two alcoholics, Jiv -l to smokP and 72 non-smoker!. family of Mason visited Mr ' 1 drives rrt;..craJy. Wht!never 1 try ar~umg lo\'lth a leen-ager Js hke n t sktp ov~r these stones about , ing together, ran only drag each ln both Ute non-smokers and ex· Mrs. Artley Blake, SUndaY. to ar"ue "ainling o~r a -sed surface • the . good k1ds If they were mler- 1Io'h('r Mrs.Ohio Marcellaited Olapman af • down · - H· e 8 point he pieks up an "' · a• ~.. smo kers, they found ·many 1ew- land M d M I 18 1 imaainary violin. rolls up his then you're as unawure as the estmg Y written and Prm:"inenUy ~~or a revised Helping Hand er atypic 11 J cells-those that some ' · v r. an rs. eyee, gets a silly grin on his face rest or us motllt'rs who hope dlsplaye<l, like ~aybe m y~ur Department List, send a Ion g ICientiats believe precede the 00. H. C. Cartwright, Wednesday. I and startl' to "play.'' How do you l!Omeday wt'U win Iii battle of etJlumn? Why don 1 you set as1de stam'ped, .self-addressed envelope set of cancer. ~rs. Hazel HOM!har of combat puaive reai!llance in a words, but never do. a spot _each week or rn_onth far wHelen BotteL care of this news· Some of these ceUs tn ex-smak· :~~ed Mrs. Thelma Henry, tHwgert - MOTHER WHO lS With six years exper)ence be- somelhmg, GOOD the k•ds have paper. ers appeared to~ disintegrating, M;;~ James CUnningham and TtRED 01' KID-DING. hind me I hav. almost learned d~~- YHolu 1• • alreadndy 11oldb about 'IlL is column is dedicated to ty reported. dau"hter Denise of New Haven · ta~•r e p ng Ha C u s I 1 'I U · 'f , h o Mina • • Wednesday kn · am• Y vmg, so 1 you re av· "We believe thhL will answer visited Lewla. ow there are hundreds of oth· ing kid trouble Dr just plain trou- the question of many physicians Mr. and Mrs. Cline l:rwln . er good things young people do, ble, let Helen help YOU. She wiU as to whether ceaaation of South Side, w. Va., and Mr. -:";;.;:.,;;;;;c:r======;~ wmsual. kind, thoughtrt.:l gestures also \\o.elcome _your own amusing smoking after many year! Is Mrs. Tony Colley, Rusty and r" that, were the~ known, would experiences. Addr<.ss Helen Bot· benefkwl\'' Auerbach .said. "We C., called on Mr. and Mn. h~lp eombat thJB growing cynl· tel in care of this newspaper. believe the B.lliWer is yes.'' Lewia NCent)y. c1sm about our teen-agen a n d smaller fry. How about giving it ~~~~,.:,.,::< DaUy SenUnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, Northr,ast Ohio Study Committee Reveals President ~e~nedy Worned Important Facts About Hospitalization About Nation s Poor Health 2-Daily SATURDAY BUY BY THE 9:00 to 9:00 :sox ALE UC:herkhed HoiWI" Sausage 3 Ground Beef ~ - 3 3 B0Iogna Baeon 2 Boiling Beef~·:.~/ 5 Her.~ Cheese :~:~ lb. lb. All Moot snced _ _ _ fiRESH SIDE David Davlos Coii-O.Pk. lb. . tb. tb. 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Low•ll Hungry lronmen Cager8(Invade Pomeroy Friday Night FOR HIMI . ., .. 111 ... Wlopll 'l!le witb Sentinel, Pomeroy-M!ddleport1 0, PLEASANT VALLEY H08PITAL ,Daliy J - ..........., a OllOUl!h tak!m to beoaalo ~•. 0 h lo LuI u champ!. iii:Jovade Pomeroy Frlday night Ill bopot a1 upootllnl a similar bid b7 !he Panlborl. 1l\e honnlen took their finl two league ea.lly will> &a jwrior center Eddie Sprlgp Ieadlng lho way. Sprlut 1001'111 31 poillta In the opellel' ogaiDal II tile Pntbon. ~-·• · !,WO Iiiii aodl'llllt ......,1111 . . .,. 'l'bt opkuo OoiUpallo 'llloldot· - Will be ~ J.l._. red.Jioaded lAIMIOD p1oymaker 'l'bt 1oak7 two-tl• AIJ.8IXIAL Pulber AileD lllmm 111111 II 1 lOp outtillt allot for JICUon oW' lod ~- Ia -1a1 lnl M forward Bob WIDebnmlor. t1J1a ......,, year. He - " for J40 polala llamm hla ......., lm~ 'l'bt J»werfu1 ~'amber olfemlve d urI B 1 tile lad pulled thilleiiiNI over WI year. lrl the maclllnery is expected to rely olow!l .., .......,._ Ill tal1lad openlnc two lequa tllta, I he .,.m on a potent fut b r 1 a k lnOitly Cll bol>bing ftod-ln pla)'l bUlky . - hla chipped In o' to- wbJcb hu been Ulllloppable tbla from lho oulllde. .tal of 31 polnll and rebounded ......, 111 three outfnga. Ill and ruged S..S forward well. Pomeroy'• Terry Oh11n~r. 4-(l, Ra.... lfJIIoo . will team wIth Guard Sam BotkloJ, aiH - - and Eddie Buffinlton, 5-B. team Sprlip fol- IOboundlzla oplnJt lor, wu the J"""- oquad'a- devutalinl fut brook. ~- -~rib i1 Tornado,· Big Blacks, M~ke History wilh Bob W,...,..._ on ' tho but 1.1 now begJnnlng to get the ' Tr1cky playmoker Bullington feel of varsity bali and Is bocommovoa tho boll clown court IN! in( a valued ollenslve player. the lut break and IDIOothly The Panthers have material to lipo -~ to hack up th.o otarlen. Rusty Leieither Winebrenner , or Ohlinter. lie, a 11-1 junlor may ,.. action 1 Colcll Ru" M..,.., quintet il oround .the hlaket while Tom oxparienced except fo~ Bopho- Wblte, 11-8, Junior, is a r..t remore Mickey w-.er, ..to. serve forward. Mike Werry, a He hu pro\'lded t.ha Panthers stnklr, may not be ready fo-1 acwith a reboundinl pui1Ch at for- Uon alter suffering a sprained waed In !bob- lint throo ,..,.., ankle earlier this week. B4rlter, Ravenswood ; Mrs. Lelia C<jleman, PL Plea.anl ; E I z a Smith, fuvenswood; Betty Lou SOan. MiMI•port DISCHARGED: M r~. Hershel ' Flelhler, Ravenswood; M r s Gift Suggestions From His Favorite Men's Shop! I ~Daily Gdmm, New Haven; Mr§ Viola Jojm Kincaid ll4fll By ArrCtW; Ruaby and Jockey. WbJte, wash 'o weu, but· ton-down and Lab coUart. • ,. BaDlon and wool, knits. Checki, » plalda In contoured and Ivy style•. lido, II Igame!!. Sygar...who automatlca 'I By R'tBERT GRIMM UnUtd Pl'fll lnl.ern.Ueaal .~amed W81 COLUMBUS jlfPJI-The cream year, u-~I back~ the wo~i out Fin a c . ~~~~ac~~ ns Du;~~~ top back· Jackson :' MnK ol Ohio's high school foalball crop flf'.! , SHIRTS SPORT McEifre~h. Wtl· 7, 1961-S Talent, Speed, And Bulk Feature 1961 Gri'd Squad gl~ Wilhams, Ravens"'·ood , Mn went on display today as United . ORISS & SPORT Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 7, 1961 Mtddlepol1 Dec . rry Press lnterilatiOnal announced its ho~o~.. li rd J~s Jordan and son, Collage- 1961 All-Ohio teams . el klngK nelman lawa m.. M.ra Hi Stu•- G ,, . wenl to an y en van o v..,....; · ram ..,., aut· Seleclfli by the state's sports. . · champton Mou1llon, a ft.-foot, 1· pcJllt: Mrs. William Pbelpl! .md writers, t·oaches and sr-orts an- inch la&-pound end who fuUilled IIOil, IA!tart; Mu. Ralph 0 II e r , I nouncers, the first team 'lffensive the Tigers' traditio~ (Jf · .JllRTliS : A 80Jl to Mr , aD d ' and defemtive ..,.,uads possessed . ~., (me ends almost every season. •~ LoweD G · N Ha . an abundance of speed, bulk and .~,u... ru:mn, ew v Quar-terback Race Tight eri. A IOD to Mr. and Mrt. JaJt)(>s lnlem. A look at the person~[ on Roth Sygar and Ivan probab\v ..r.lal G·"~lis the first teams as wt>Jl as lhe runJ .E:.p er, .......,... · . "'ill be bombarde(j with offers nerup squads reveai.OJ that Ohto ~ DON'T GET UP NIGHTS still is one of the nation's top pro- from college!!, although just n. JW• Juti l9c ID(I u ho-w:• to .atart . . any other member of the top 22 ri!J.Iet'--or your money baell: at any ducers of gnd1ron talent. k lh·' 1 k d~ .tore. Wben fUnctional IW!.n~y Call a1so ta e tnr p c ' d~rdva e11u11B 1ettJng up nilbh. The leading vote getter in the . • ac•ntJ flow , humin•, backache. le~E b kfl lri b 1 N'l M Teamed Wlth Sygar on the P4t.n~~> d.itune.. uae euy·t~>-take ac e was un ea en J es c- team offensive backfield was Hen B~KETS 4-4u trutm.et. Aett tan to Kinley's Ril'k Sygar a 171-pound . · •·~ , eate and reJUI•Ue paaaae. NOW red' • ry Weaver of Mansheld, probably •f SWTsm:R & WHSE DftlJ'Oii · halfback, who 500 178 pomts ] [ f ball pia 1 th '.>tJMElWY . ROHER PHARMAC'i . nd i ed 1200 ard . yer n _e 2 the astest oot . 8 10 1 l -HDDLEPoRT· Adv. ga n . • Y s state. Weaver gamed 918 yards m eight games before suffering a k~ injury right after n !16-yard f run in the opening minutes of his ••• AT INGELS ni11th one. '111e starting quarterback post was 8 tight race between Dick Snyder of Nort~ canton and Frank Slavroff of Columbus Eastmoor. The 1!15-pound Snyder got the nod frorri a convinced bloe of voters frm Northeastern Ohio. Snyder gained 1,420 yards in 157 trips, and com'pJeted 68 of 134 passes for 954 yards and six touchdowns for North Canton, which lost only once in 10 starts. Marlins Ferry's Duck played in a losing high school game and five times ~ained · or more from hts fullback posit ion during the campaign, 1 ~ ZENITH SLACKS ... by Jaymar and Park Ave.~eated . and Ivy styling. Popular fabrics and shades. SWEA'ri!~S . . . by Rugby and Purllat). Pullover and cardigan styles. SPORT COATS ... BLAZERS ... SUITS .••• by Stylemart, Brookfield, Mlddlshade r I I . Zl' SPECIAL OFFER 189'95 Modm~ Sfyl·ing I WORLD FAMOUS HANDCRAFTED QUALITY I (Open All Day Thursday Thru Chrislmas) E. Main St. o.... u [ljlll"'lli JlltUitfl "ClUJ• h .. s. .. ............ p ... .,.• ...,_ ~10 1 D<znisn . BIG 23" PICTURE SCREEN! - Pomeroy, Ohio Th• NORFOLK • Model T~2706W·1 features Handcra11 ed St'lrllice Salter Cha&Sls for grGa1 er operat ins de~end11bil tl ~ . Sun5 h lne• Pic luo e Tube . 20 ,000 1/0its ol p tdure po"'ef. Trim mo d ern st~ led cabi net in1rained W•lnul color on matchl nll Danish Mo d ern Sa~ - BUY NOW! LIMITED TIME ONLY OPEN FRI. : Middleport Pop Ivy Quits As SL Louis Pro Grid Coach TO GIVE OR GSTI ' ~w ----,~ Electric Sabre Saw - - $15-95 Drills llectrlll! ~•ller l~ect.rlc Sander Powtrtcl AND up . GRAND GIFTS lV£9VON' .. .. -· .. = I I · On defense, John Palmer of Kettering Fairmont and Jim Pyle Newark weN! the ends, ot;hers on the defensive line were Pete Melchoir, Canton Central: Morgan, Zanesville, and Gary M lller of uobeaten Bellevue~ Linebackers were Ted Anilricl< of Cuyahoga Falls: Bill Stanforth, Cincinnati Purcell. and Tom Bar- Chio PICK UP PITCHER BALTIMORE IUPI!- The Umore Orioles have picked agent JOO Nuxhall lefthanded pitcher and' a to their Roc'hester club the International Leagu e. I Sizes 6-2 $2.69 Last lbOIJth more Amerlcano hougbt Fordo tlutn Ia any Novi!Dlber in history. The blazinrsueeeu ot theloai Ford line was end-to-eud, aU aero.. the <OU!IIry ODd up ud doWD it, . too. • Ever,.here the people llod<ed into their Ford Dealera and boutJtt amort new'l'akoao, and the new Faleon Squire, the glllleriJIII tnrlft Galulea, the famoi!S Ford Statioa WqoBO and the hoi Tlluaderbirdo. And they poured ln to see and bll)' up the ltnnd.ew Fairianes just introduced. • Tbere are roar D1qie retiOIIO•wby behind tbe smuhlng ....... or the .... Ford Une for 19112, Firot of aU Is utterlr modern IIJO.,, the freah crlap l l - that are DOW being .. widel)' eopl•d by other car·makero, the anwt look that domlnat.. tile IDduatry. Seeond Is ab80late powe< in ele•en kinda or enalnea, ririn& rou anytbinf you could w•lll ill oqlno '• Warm Fleece Holiday PUMPS TOASTERS --~ · - - - - $22.95 ~N ·OPENEil $25.95 ·SunllooM lloctrlc - I R0 N 5 _ $17.95 . ' -· ~ T optlou. Tldtd Ia fatal _,._.....,. Ford model 11 priced dirediJ at yoar pod<etbook, and e•ery r.nt,torp, medium or omall, gir.. ,... panline oat......... ill Ita duo. Foartb Is the Mniee·•>lq OOD<epi-1Tf17 Ford rar lo' buUt to reiloWD _,,...,,,... warriee and .)II'Oblemo, with ...-.l<e·aarine featareo oilier eon 111111 bOTe 801De dar. • Ford leaderltblp from r.- to Thwulerhlrda Ia fOUDded OD lread·aettblf bmo>allou , , , The llot ldeaa come from Ford. ADd at the heart vi Ford • - iJ aa almoat ......autll.ar, uew mneept vi qaaliiJ ••• .....,. and direet ..,......, with tile -.1 part-by-part qullty. Fat- the hoi ....... u. tbe hoi ror .................. iD qaaUIJ, ..... ror the beat ba.J• tile Amerku Jload, oee yow Ford Dealor. mn..,. COMPACT CLASS1 pictured, 5-9 ;;, : __ ®liOn.···- NOW THERE ARE FOUR CLASSES OF CARS .•• AND fNLY FORD HAS ALL FOUR! IJke cuff u Do<- FAlliLANII IJ.ASlh a..ular 2.99 599 Mlsstt' & Girls' RAIN & SNOW BOOTS • :M.ul;b erry . FRY COOI<ERS $21.00 Do<'l'-' ' . , ~=~!~~!XERS BOWJ1NG SL~PPERS Side Gore For Fit. And here's what started the heat wave! SNO·BOOT 3.88 Sil11 SVnblo,;,. illodrlc $19:~ $19.95 . ,.· SKILlET ..... .·· , .· Wellllcm . ' RED ELK ::::::11 HOUSE L.dln' Pl11tle 288 · SVn~ . lloctrlc ·. -_., Galllpollo eBiaclt N'IIIIRI('IIf-IC'PICC:IIII'IliiCfttlllta:•ael 1.99 -··•tq. ........................................... Arctics 4.99 .,..hi:._ ll'aidaoe II the lint JJII!IDba-- ~ • ..., U. wbidt. lbli of both ~ . aDd bir caN • • • , _ aa; bit' eu toolll. ride ad p8l'lonaaJ&ca ••• oomptct M\'inp and •oao~mtrabillty. Priued below ~ ~. Fatrlane •nn rihbl ..... la PI U. ~ Mm,_"C'o ~by U. llele"'a 'l'blo Pont Mo.....,_ eWhlt• FIJLL-Sli£ CLASSt LUlURY CLASS1 IOYS' ENGINEER BOOT. SIHI 4'12 to 6, just llh d•ci'L- Sbet 7-1,2 Ne-llt JOBD P-'liii.AQ eRID Men's 4-Bucklo H"vy Rubber ' , IOYS' COWBOY BuOTS S!Jn 6111 to 12 - - - -CHI~DRIN'S at ' --11 II I I 4 I $ADDLI OXPORDI 3.1B Black &. Whit.o Siut 91ft to 131/t and I to 31ft ~~ I ---- --- - -- - .. ~- . f:. ·,. "' I . • nGIN WRIST WATOIES II BAREBACK SCUFF -~- $20.00 ' B. H. SANBORN Lioelj with Fur- Athens Lo... MJddlopoet · . KREMENTZ JEWELRY the center. SAT. NIGHTS & Ever,rthinJ you. need for tut, praftuional •olderJna. WiU 'Please! ,.,.,.,.U[I IIIICIUfQ. Soldering Gun Kit Home ........... =-.::..::::::::=::..:::::::·:____ Gift Her With Comfort Weller ·1xpert -· I 1 STYLE- COMFORT- PRICE -SIMON'S PICK·A·PAIR PO~IIHIR ~ Guaranteed fllr 1 year. I I I smart I 'steps •tO• savings! Block & Docker 6\lo'' HIAVY C!...,. DUTY NEW YORK tUPJl-Tbt li61Stl:lte. Bucby. lmetnlber. who av•1'u lbe competltloll ror tbe end quarterbacb-Pat Tt•"nllll tf AI>Amerlcl collegt football team. Guard~: Joe Romig, Colorado. aged I yarda per..,., ~- II many .. e!Jiht Alabama. Roman Glhrlol olllortll powerful aquad paclins: eYen and Roy Winston, l.oulliana State. b.il oollep caNe!', waa umed meo .,... Jn contention for the Carolina State, and Job Jlldl t1 more poundage than but year'• Center· Ale> Kroll. Rutgers. the lint tam 1>y rn .-. 10p two opou. In the bacldleld, IKanau. unJt, wu llllDOUflCed today by Quarterback · Sandy Stephen&, on thl M:CODd by 24. FerJUIOil. Davia and Saxton were I 'me Learn waa liD .n...rlor • Preta International Minnesota. The bar&nnmc om. ... oamfortably l:xlne m front but fit, exr:ept for Richter wbl . . . Picked u the H best players 1n Halfbadta· Emle Davlti, Syr~ MCODd hlghe:lt Yot.-ptt.er He StepheN bad to down three other I junior. the nauon at ~lr position by a cute. and Jamet Saxton, Texlll. ceived ~ fint..tam ,~ and ;1 ;::=~:.~=~~:.,::::;,;::::...,-.-.-. "'t pol· of 1por1J wrlten Fullback: Bob Ferguaon, Ohio MCOJkl..team vola for • total. and broadcaJten were: Stale. 282, wlt!cb if 84.4 per eent Ends : Ga .... Colllns Maryland Topped by the 1-(oot, 5-tncb, thoee cast. o_..l.., a(•.._ ..... I " ., · • ......_.,.. w-.u and Pal Richter WiJCOnein Z65-pound Olsen, the llne avera.., .. amallelt 11octnum at 1--11 , .~.... . .. .... . _,.-' • : . ....... ...A. • Tackles : BIU Neighbors, Ala- a atunnmg W l,l iN"'..... per_ma?, pound., wq the blgelt \'o&e llama, and Merlin Olsen, 13 pounda m~ ~ last Y9r I traction among the linemen, finta .aod 45 1 h and ·tncludmg the baeked ceJviag 14 KT. GOLD OVERLAY Tt'tnns S•'gtt Kroll · t ed entlre team averag for a total of 287, which il• f tha laat J!Ol!" s, our more •L- n ___ _.~ per cent. LARGE SELECTION OP ... AJI ..American Center ·over :z::.very man on ~-~~ IQJ,~aU T., Pouthe ~pound mark exNEW YORK !UPIJ-The On a pomta bulJ, the top York Titans of the scatback Saxton, who scales were Fergu1011 with 3 IJl <out 1&4 Football League - committed · a pouible perf~ score of J,.fJ'74), ....... otto I . Three I W - · D ' 2 O.A. CIA ... -~ ..... , - - • a -· campa gn to 11gn ...avlJ .- . .-...wu ,...,... • Alll.l ' players _ acquired one of the 1bere were thr ldovera Romig 2,712. • 1. _ _.~ .F JEWILER-OPTOHETIUST tion's biggest stars Monday u.st year' I aqum.- erguson. 1 'Ibere wen lt'Vtr&l clole battles MILL ST. MI-I~T they signed Alex Kroll• and Romli· and they were .~ln~tbe~v~ot~•~··~~~the~~~b,,;;;;;;;,;,;;;,,;,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'..;;;-;;;;;,;~,;;;..~ .. -&• and captain of tmbeaten the heav.est .fote-getten untied Rutgers the team. All tnld 334 wrJten · broadcaster11 througbout. the The 6-foot, 2-lnch, took part In the poll. ~0~ iaf expected_ to play were compiled on a basis ~c er or the Tdans, who ll points for a first-team vote bid _the Los Angeles ~m.!l of_ six points for a second-team National League for his servJces. The Titans' No. 2 draft choiice, 1 Kroll decided to play for the the polls, being mentioned on tans partly because to~ wants total o.f 301 ballots, 90.1 per play in New York where -~ will cent of those east Tbe 217-pcnmd numerous opportun~bea slort a career lD advertlslng. Ml11ts or Little lor• . Stllrs On Defense rington of Lima Senior, the latter II Wtth Ivan at the ends was Den. flne offensive halfback as well MIDDLEPORT nis Flanagan of Niles McKinley, a delensive whiz 220 pound senior. The offensive _t;.""'""'""'""'...,""'...,""'""'~~~==~~~~~~~~ I I :::~~:' were Dick Bauer of Ket• II Fainnont and Doug Van Horn of Columbus Eastmoor, bolh weighing well over 200 pounds. Teamed at the offensivr guards we1·e 226-pound Jim Fraraccio of Alliance and U~5-pound Jack Norton of Cincinnati Roger Bacon, while Jay Mackey of Fremont Ross, another 195 • pounder, was INGELS FURNITURE POWER TOOLS Ferguson-Ingram Named To UP/ Teams THE SHOE BOX When In Doubt Give .Him A· Gift Certificate From .DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. , Ladlu' & T•e'ns, 4-10 ----------- - 4,t9 . Steel tot end Arctics·~---~ 4.99 • ' IJ Sizes 7 to 12 oiMI lhonl< - - - - - 14· MIN'S STORM BOOT$ 12" Lac•cf ltYbbir, steel · sh•nk, flnca lniUiated, 11n1 7·12 95 ' . I · '· GALAliiB BY iOBD j, . . V.Iue leader II tb. Fonl GaJuio- whicb bu eVery ...._tlat 1-.tun of f'ar ooetHat ftlll ean. Wltb thi$1.iol'llll Thw\clerbbd 810 V-8 ea,Ui., a Gala:de WlU eutpedorm Ame ' . ;maR npeiiii,.IIWV)o un. ft.eq'aiN IIII'Yiclaa: only ~. )'Mr. • ... 1,000 mi.laa. • . " ••.._.,..~-~~~~~--~ WHATEVER YOIJ!RE .LOOKING FOR IN A CAR ••• LOOK . ,yg THE LONG .FORD LlliE AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S ' 'PICK-A'-PAIR,, KEITH 'GOBLE FORD INC. ' 461 SOUTH THIRD ST. • 1.. . 8 99 •..a•a•~•~••---•--••...._._._.. SIMON'S ' -n., c._ for famillel who want bl1 CRr oomt'ort, .,..tw. .not tmdl ~... MEN'S MINER'S 'HOII Men's 4-Buckla DRESS ' .. . ... . .. . . . -- ~ -· ~~ ·..:·.,..•·-- ~ --··:-::. ~ ...... :: --·. ··~-- . • MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~: •' _.__ .; .-_.....;.J. .... --"- ' o-~ .. ~ ~ •. .,.., r~·~ I' · ······· ·-··- - �• • ti - Daily Sentinel, ~ • .1•• Pomeroy-Ml~d~eport, 0 .. Dec. 7, I ,..,-------- ~-1 th 8 Srott vOl's.!l!t. and Mr . P"red J ohnron. ocgani>t. Por hec wed· , () Hartford N N MASoN CLINIC 'I Admissioaa _ Mrs. Margaret. Edwards, RuUand, Nov. 29 ; Mn. Helen Weddle, Portland, Dec. 1; Melody Snouffer, Pomeroy, Dee. • • "fln tems j • ,. W --•.,.rest kG 1961 1' din" the brtde wore a gown of ' e white I&~ over salin and a white feather hat with .. bouquet was of white Mt~. R~~!ey Adi:inl recently Recent guests of Mrs. "'" "":=:as"""'"., Harley Bonecutter. who" em-,Yeager .,.,.. Mrs. Gay Itne, : Mrs G-raham, RaeRuth McClean was mal on Ladte~ Alii 01 the Oa1: some ployedume on the r 1ver; Ls 1 oc. She wore a gown of blue sal· Dec.Elizabeth 2; Mn. Maxine Staf1'htot hiS home here. Hardy, and Clara Dyer, Ston, .,...- ' ""nsc s IJ M wa ford Porn ru Dec 2· Mrs 1..&BY VIRGlNIA CARLETON , m Her N>rsage was of pmk rar- GrQ\ P EITR (burch spent the dav -- .I I0 . and Amy Booto:> and • e y, · • 1 · . . d t rags Mr and Mrs Earl Keeler 4lJt.l •• 1.,,. \USCELLANEOUS SHOWER ra Van Meter, CUlton, De-c 2; On November 9th at 8e\fen nahons . BridesmaidS were Miss qUI 1tmg an sew .. "6 h ch ld Charles Geraldme Car. I Boston, both of Letart, w. Va. \ sho'.W'r last Friday Mrs. Minnie Hutton, Racine, Dec o'clcxk ill the evening Miss Nan- Martha Scot and M1ss !ai a r Y ""h"' n the-y n;~t lreoehnt" at ~--= ly'n re~,d PatrJc~a were v~iting Joseph Ush employed ln Grean-11 b was M given V I 8 ' o hh · k bind becam th t {'(! church A sa('!L unc wa!l Sll'rv'I!U o . a • • f'' ' ntng y I'!. 10 et urns m 3. • ry •......, Fin en er e e Pot.ll M1ss Scott was au · d res relatives ln Columbus on Sunday. up, Ky ., spent the weekend 1 'lOr of her dau~~:hter, .Mn. Ro- 1 Blrth.s _ -A son, Daniel Gll-lb r id e of Mr. William Thurl m pink satin and M1ss Pots lll ~~noon , Mr~. Lt-ster Aot~~ ~us!- A revival meelmg will begin at his family 1 ·t Southern. Attendmg were , es, to Mr and Mrs. Larry Ed- Kimes m the Fort Gordon chapel wh1t.e R)'lon Theu rorsagl?'s were Jdrnt, '11-as In charged the Board Ba tist Church Sun-1---'-------00 "r<; Lt>o Stewart. Mrs Melvm wards, of Rulland on Nov. 29. I No. 8, Fort Gorden , Ga. T be ]also of pmk camallons Best ness rrw>€tln~- :lte~ mg II ~=~~~~ day I:H>cembe~ 10 Wi th ftev. Clyde Mr . and Mrs. Harley BoDecut.. •·.11\h Mrs Harve McDaniel, of A son to Mr. and Mrs Lawrenc,.,f bride is the daughter oF Mn Na- 1•man was Mr. Robert Mann Ush- Mn C E Fly H rs uT'hse ' h ng the sermons Every- ter were in Parkersburg OD Fri\ ' t C 1 mbi Mrs Mack Stew 1 bl f R d ,___ mrm Mrs arry ompson, proa<' 1 · o u a; · • Weddler, Portland, on Dec . 1 om.i Ruth Trem y o avenna, ,ers we1e Mr R1chnr Suerman 1 ' · 1 · 1 · Adk Mtss 'J'Y,•ilo one is invited to nttend day night. : ·' 1frs Raymond Cundiff , Mrs. A son, Larry Wade, Jr to Mr :ohiO and the groom is the son and Mr. Mt<'hael Holcomb. Im- MR,.,k D 'l"g'h·t Gibbs Mrs I Mr and Mrs J ohn Gregory Allen Bonecutter and t. lnce Wamsley Mrs J ames d M Lar S aif d f f d M K th K. h Jc aru. rs. w .. , . . ' Peter~ and an rs.De ry t or o Porn-l o Mr. fanrd Wrs. VJr eane !lTles mediately followmg hl el<l ceremony Albert and daughters of Ma80n were Christl were visiting on Friday R tm·•tt Mrs LoUUie ....l.• . Ch Se · I Stanle' , Adk ms. Mrs. crpe 1 d.~~~~h~· 1Lo~· I ~~e. BW~m- 1 eroyA sonon , Johnc. 2.Fletcher , to Mr. Blld oflalnHartRobert o . . G~andstaff Jr om $7 95 • :'llell Cit" ~1 rs. Robert Rickard. Sending a- "'"· 'drs. Byron Van ' Te'leVI.Sl.OD In Revi·ew Meter, Mr:: · Bill Williams, Mrs. Charles Dec- :~· ~~~~~i,ll!~ckc~~~~~~, '!;~~ ENTERTAINS CLUB HHM~&wau a w . ItheMr::. W. T. Stone entertamed l•nd Mrs. L E. King. BeDd Sewing Club with a turC E F . . -~ ~~ d:;yi~~ ~: 0~~~:~ ~:: sh~;~r in ;oin( P~::a:lre ;;• \ ROU$h' $ ShOe ',ti~Hil ~ By J&F By aurpri1in1 him with a Feature Fabric SUJt by J&.F _th ~ Chri1tmas you'll be giVilll 'hlm 1 sUit that il topl in qulity, style and f1t. O u~ b and10 m~ n~w pattern effeetl of JA:F Sutta will iJve you abundant proof of JUJt bow clJ vv:raJfied hi1 wardrobe can be. La)'·Awa;y your selection now. .) $49·95 Mr and Mrs Tom Kin~ of nlinols ~re visitin.g his parents, Mr. MRS, W. T. a TONE long gift! were Mrs. John Harri- Feature Fabric SUITS ; p • kiD ranne1.1 1-.s Just Brush To Clean Roush. .~:un~d~ay~e~ve:n~in:g~gu~e:sts~o:f~M:r.le~v~en~intg~w: ith~Sandr;:•~and~;B:uc:kyJ":5ii~;;;:;~5iiiiiil~ .-~ horl ' omr:a_~Je ~~nec~~r Suited For Christmas And After ••• _ .. Fest . Mays read apthe Club No. 3. was Fo llowing M r : ; and Mrs. 1. E. Kin.1. 5-'-"UI. a reception e a rvl<'t" 'W Th • M v· g'l Adkins 8 Mrs. Lester Van Meter oi Clifton Methodist service Nuptial mu- wedding trip the couple w1ll re- T:~· Bostony and Mrs. Clarenet' T't;rnbun , Mrs. Ella Rickard, and on Dec. Z. -I Bic was presented by Miss Mar-!side in ~ugusta, Ga . Yeager. · J:an, ~'l(tke LJV~aro~ e~~~~s- S~~~: at Heart When a HUSH PUP.PIES 1 -~'M" "Q•wlily Clorhing Sinn I 866" News Items spendlng l berberof Newoomerstown,O~:::::Ir~·==·~~~~~:, 0 •== Syracuse ~::!~~~k 1 ce Othor Sulfa Prlood F111m $29.95 10 $69.95 Give Him ReaJ Luxury and Style t TOPCOATS n rilyn Burns. NEW YORK «UPU-The NBC-public. We saw a home-grown Mr~. L. c . Roush, Mrs. L. J . J . C. Ri rkard was a btlsln_es~ · BmTRDAY PARTY TV newa special, •:Japan : East lJ version of Elv._ Presley and a!SG 1Ruttencuter. Mrs. Huga Juhling visitor in Pt. Pleasant on \\edCandy sue Anderson celebrnted West," uaed some clever. l!llter· caught a glimpse ol a traditimaJ Mrs. N. o . Wein, Mrs. James Me- nesday her 4th birthday December 2nd laining photography and comme- Nob drama. 'lbcre was baseball, Kninght, Mrs. H. L . Dyer, Mr!. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yeaat 1 party given by he[' parents, tary to make a stale point. Per- ~ night cJuba, "Disneyland," hot .J. L. Stewart, MNJ. WaUace Stew- ger and Mrs. Blanche Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Jim Anderson. At- haps a more valuable inspiratlOD logs and so on. Some of these i art, Mrs. Ottie Rou~>h , Mr~ . R. 1 d sited Mrs. Andrew Cross of Le- · tending were Mrs. Harry Varian for the project would have been jltema were cov~ by Newman ! F. Bryant, Mrs Fred Bntey, Mrs. tart Falls, Ohio, at Holzer Hos- : and children Tommie and Beckie, the working title, ''Peorlod of Ad- 1in another NBC-'IV news show i Herman Layne , Mrs. Edwin Stain pital, last Wednesday. Mrs. Cros~ · Mrs. JGAnn Cowncll and boys Ro- jWitmeat.'' I about Japan that be aired last Mrs. Uoyd Roush and the host- recently underwent 'iur gery al lhc bert and Jamea; Kimmie, .James Monday night's full-hour once- 1umrner. ess, Mrs. Stone. 1'he next meet· Shelia and Gail Peck, Eddie and over-lightly for the land of the 'Th.ere were also some shota of. . ing will be at the home of Mn. Hikers, Hartford Hoofers and Joe Varian, her grandfather, Mr. island kingdom, filmed in color Japan's more allur.ing landscape. Fred Batey. !Hartford Huskies. They chose ' last summer, set out to depict the 1 WWJ happy to note that thYJ wa! 4-11 CLVB ORGANIZED Hartford Hikers for their I I Qlarlea Varian. PEJUK)NAL MENTION' social, cultural 11.Ad erohOIJlic rev- one imide-In-Japan travelogue A meetibf: was held Tuesday Mrs . John Kearns Jr. was chosMr. and MI'B, Melvin Morri! or olution 1 that Japan and its 99 mU- which shunned Mt. Fuji. But 1 · to organize • -4-H club en leader. Membership cards Columbus, 0 ., and her mother, lion inhabltanta. are undergoing. was unhappy to note that the Iin Hartford . Three names were I were given out to those attendMrs. Morrbl of HaiTisonville, 0 h d _._ bj~ ni J d · r., Ed Newman, the narrato.r-re- program s unne LII'C! 8U '<'\,;~ - : suggested for the club. Hartfor in.g the ~~mg. •l!lted Mr. and Mrs. Charles Va ·porter, told how Japan, with feud- poverty, the .slum$ of Tokyo Um Sunday. alism only about 50 years behind Osaka, the phght oC the day fl Frank Harrll or Mason called ber not to mention her World er and the labor broker .in all thi~ on Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewia on W.;. 11 defeat, has climbed to the upheaval, the study •w~"'~t:f!~ Wednesday evening. statui of world industrial power to the easy, obvious, Cl Mr. IIDd Mrs. George BUI'DI aodon No. 4. Much wa• mad~ of her ing and niildly rhauvirll~t.lc ap daughten went to Charle8ton talent for att.a<!hing Western tech- p~oacb. Not enoogh attentiOn Wtul Saturday and spent the day shop- ntque~, · fads ard folbletJ, often devoted to the people of 111 ping without aD)' alteration or transla- and the forces controlUng _ ·II Mrs. Frieda Henry and Mrhs: tioD,. to htr own Hfe. reactiOIUI to their varied pr•ob-•' il -ll"ene JU5ti8 al4m.l with their ot -~ty h ! y An :-. ~~sisters, motored to Upper Flat. 'l1le report m :u le it clear that 1eroa, A r"'~ s ow 61· • ..... I By ALLIGATOR Give him true fabri~ luxi.IJ')' - 1 luxury blend oJ orion and wool is light· weia:ht yet will ktep blm warm and comfortable, ~ate~ repel!('nt procesud for aU-weatber wear thil AUi.a:ator outercoat w11l 11ve real u t15faction . La)' Away a aeleetion nowl For Chdstmas From Mason Furniture . Othor Topcoata Prleod To $59.95 Always A Welcome Gift • • • STETSON HATS If you're not sure of his &i'le or the ~t yle he likes hest . , , Here's ?. novel way to gi ve4h~ eift he. real!y w an~s 1 ondi,.;::.....,...--:::--:'::"::"-::-=:-:::::-:::- SALE! 'Miursday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Probe Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Roush and went to pt, Pleasant for dlnller at the Ball Restaurant, On the way home they visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenee Colen1an. Mr. and Mrs. Harry AlliJCOtt, West Columbia, and Mr. and M~s. Glenn Glaze and family of Middleport, visited Mr. and Mra. Harry Johnson Mr. and Mrs. recently. Byron Van Meter J r. and children of St. Albans, visited Mr. and Mrs. Byi'OD Van Mt?ter Monday -ml'. Mr. and Mrs. BID Stobart of RAl'ine, 0 ., and Mr. and Mre. George Johnson were shopping Jn Hunf.ington FrldaJ. . Mr. and Mr!. James Bennett And son Sammy Joe spent the Wt'<'kend at Waverly, 0., villt.ing Mrs. Martha Bennett. Mr. and Mra. ReeH WllHama and daughter Sharoa and SUe Morgan of pt_ PleuaDt ealJed oo Mrs. Alma Johnson Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varian, Jr. and family 1pent th& weekend a miniature hat bo:d The certificate will be the hP ~ir 'that a Stetson Hat awaits him and he can choose it from our selectiOn of sty lei and colon. Give lfim Just What He Needs world's faBled selling remote control TV over a million uBeral/ $1l95 .. $15·'5 Other Hoto Priced From $7.95 Open Mon. & Sat. Nltoo 'TII9 P.M. SLACKS By RESTON Make his C~lstma1 a real succe98 with • palr ol STEEL FLATWARE ST this national dynamism, despite portant lhow? No. starUiq and almost romical man-ifeltations, al!o breeds domestit! Remember P t= a r I upbe~:Jval. Unfortunately, produc- "HeMesey"did MODday night. er Lou Hazam's approac.h di<ln't After be had 8 pleasant taU get down to cases. 1 thmk they with a. folksy admiral and 'II got their entertalnment vs. infor- a camera 1ale 11num, Jaclde l'.ii mation priorities mhl:ed. and Abby Dullon- Ll. Chi,ck 11 '11tere wis, anyhow , very llttle er and Martha Hale, probing. Newman spoke of .. &ailed out into pan' 11 struggle to make Ita and placed a wreath at ment to Jta new status, but the Harbor Memorial that , $38·75 1 OUR FINEST TREASURE CHEST Haskins-Tanner From weeke~. visite<i J . C. Rickard. lac~.~~ ~·· llrs. Dorothy )>yiltseveral IIMI - daya o1 Bayside, Va., spent recenUy al her home In M..... 1 ed Ill So1Jn. Lester Dodaon., emp oy . mervllle, w va., wpa home ~ his family during the . Tbomaa Ryan, Springflek', O., with hiJ - Mason Emory Fry recenUy w.re Mr. and C. E. fi'[J' and Mr. and Mrs. Probe News, Even l s ~ar: nattons ctrcled wlth , Vtsiting with Mr. fOVe " n. v~l. H~ br~l ews Otes •hospital. Jlaeb from our a~lection of gabardinea, nam1els. worsteds and rayon~ in sha<lings sure to Jlatter his wardrobe. r· I $5·98 .. $12·'5 · FC!r Work or Pleasure 1 major ~esign of the program erected above the llulkeroll of lhe USS Arizona. The meaningful CBS-TV made its point with feeling. Nurse Hale'• sigh was most eploJgue, Chick 8bd 1 Dec . 7, 19f1, and •nr,og~<lll a philoaophlcal chat about peace · n wu 110 effeettN pragram.. to depict the superficial ltles between East and West. Of course, with that In the camera~ were able to tum many interesting scenes of contrast. Some Ja~ women wear taprl alae~ . others still wear the tracUtiGnal kimono 1n --~-· Sport CoCits ··by WARREN ® Reg. 4' ·16-pc. Set SAVE 1 5 96 I • 4 TtoapooM •4 Dt-Spoont Regular FOR YOU! Reg. 7'5·26 pc. Set-SAVE 3 from your easy ch with "S.il on Sund:oy, Jan. 14. YOUR CHOICE OF THESE FINE DOMINION · APPUANCES "'l'olepbono Hour" , aopr11t10 JO&D &ltherl::nd appear oa lbe f'rid:ly, Feb. 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Also See Our Nunn-Bush & Pedwin Styltt Alwoyo A Woloomo Gift ~.98 '" FOr His Outdoor We1r SJ3·'5 You' ll be sure to find a Sport Shllt to please bim from our choice Nlleo tion of eottooa, na,yons, wools 6: waal blends in the seaso~·a newest ~ ment ot stripes. plaids, ebeeki, .pmllt or plain colors. "" . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MM?Itllllll.......... A Useful Christma Gift Winter Jackets &. Suburbans ARROW SHIRTS $4.50 to $6.95 Give a man tbe kind of Christmll that will highlight his life with $6·'· .. $39·95 f~ahion a~ ~ttery, and it 's easy to do with Mulow SHIRTS. Our ae1eetion includes a wide rt.nte Of collar styles, all Mitoga tailored •nd "Sanforized" for lastine fit. He'll really &ppreciate one of these winter jackets or surburban tbat are warmly proteeUvt1 in any weather, and long on loots and wear. Jf your man likes • CIIIIIJI c:lllmtl1 • Aljnt tiNt \'Oklme IO SPORT SHIRTS We are cooperating In the llollipolis Merchants 1961 "Bonds·away Bon· anza." $3,000 in U. S. Savings Bonds are to'be given away, so, stop in and let us tell you ·bow to be a lucky winner. e~ts, • ntm •• 0111 111d IDff - FREEMAN SHOES $10.9$~$20.95 BONDS:iwAYioNANiA' ~ Punch Bowl Set •e-o.-..a- •12·"-CrroM"""" Give Him A Needed Gift warmth and comfort, stop In now two lntta If •ou•d 1nd 111~te . . 111:1 WIIUI MD 18011 and l..aJ·Away a selection. .10 lltTullll ; SAMSONITE SmAMLITE Boys' SWEATERS $3.98 to $18.95 w-·•Fffend CREST 1'01 LA•MATIC WMHift .................... :.•.:, ---· ............ ,............ ·~ ~. . . • • • C....: . . . II ~ .... " ... ... llltlll Yll.. .,.. • 8ittultliaN._ Dfllll ..... .. •I t •• "'•on: .,..._ ~ fluiiiiiiMJTIMir. . . . .tllc-. S19-'5 ..... E AN & ABBOTT . ·- .··--· ....... 1.65 ..1 WEill.\ ':.~!.::""""" ~"" "• ' ' ' e SUCKS eHAU e GLOVES e SHOES e SPORT COATS e NECKTIES e SHIR1S eSWE'AURS Open 9 10 S Mon.lhru Thun. 9 lo 1:30 Friday 9.Saturdays' . - !ASLOWAS Jor HER for HIM ... , . uolllng- e DUSTERS . • BLOUSES e COATS e G~OVES • SHOE'S e SWEATERS• • eSLACKS • e' HANl»IAGS M~dleport IMIJLL IT. · Thia ChrJstmu sea10n our young men's 1weater leledion i! blgger alld better tban ever before, to selett for bim a &ift be'U ·eally appreciate. S1Jet 8 to 20. ' .. ' :V..Italile SHORTENING· '2..9 .9~95 3 U.. Can ' Wmt . ., . TRADI . .... ...,"' ' .---a-.... - ~1,1110.. Till '' . BOYS' JACKm .. ···:·· O!llf ~9( $6.98 to $23.98;, There's 1UU a lot of winter ahii'J\, Give your son a jatket or .surburban to ~i!b:a warm from the ruoged eold. Choooe · from a ltra:e ~lection of styles in aiu1 I . 20. PRODIJCB' . ' Tang~n· .~ ...... dot•~c c..... ,.... ' Milk, JaQ ~!i~ :: . , J.~'79c, JO..I~ ,Dog 12'411'i $1.!)11 ~!lei.• L•'- ....... Head 19c - . . ~.I Boys' SPORT SHIRTS $1.9810$3.98 All boYI eo for handsome bria:ht colon in Sport Shirts. and we really have a abarp .telec!tiOD tO cbooH from. CbOOII DOW from ........ 5 .... ~9C:::•......~ l!ltll!!t '"""" ~pPJ.. - ,..,. . . ' . -~to:IO. ' ................................. ................ ................ .......................... ........... ---~---­ ............... ·-....... ..........-........ ................ ..,. - .\ ..... 1 • " )~' I . . . . . . . . . . I,, I ·~ ' ' ' ,.... (, ·-· �• -- ~ c£-nt s per word, one insertion . Minim~m ~harg~-60 6 cents per word for three consecutive maert10ns. one month for 30 cents per word. r ull rate of 4 cents per word ~ill be charged for ad· v~riis ing if nbt paid within 10 days after re~ivin& ~ill . Errors in Advertisin&·-Should be re[)orted tmmedLately, The Daily Sentinel wHl not be responliible for more than one incorrect insertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events, $1.2S, lor 50 word minimum . Each additional word. h :. OUi t uar ies published at 1 cent per word. 1 MO . WORDS I DAY J DAYS 6 DAYS S4 .:t<l 1~ 60c 90c $1.~ $8.00 20 80c $1 .20 $Ul0 $7 .50 25 7:>c $1.50 $2.2l5 ~llr rial - ,. w- Tbe ~ ,. • Pomwoy.Mflllll.,n, 0 ., !He. 1, 11&1-t n.JI)' - - - ' - - _ ; ; .'.- -- - - - - coiled to tho Gllmo" 1m-oe Salurdoy to OJIIJDpllll ""' in the ldtchen. Mr, ll'u - 1101' - · Mr. """""' tho -.r.l ot lllelr beN. / NEW YORK (t/P!l - A"' ard FOil GOUIII!liiG sec11ng a Chrtsunq c to NEW YORK IUPI>-'J'be k.' 9 ilila year? ' annuThe Soviet premier has made II Jolm Dewey award olllle UaJt. tr. Yuletide mailing list of at eel Federatloa ol Teaehen will bt b:st one American tlmlly. And here Mareh a to Seer. tr..y asked today tllat their fellow of Labor Artlrur Goldhorg, (ti''~n• join them ln flooding the .nnouacecl Tuaday. '!be FOR <!ONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS .. , RATES l( 1 -. t~. Se~llntl, Flrt Deporlmeot - - - , ; - - -- .....Uy. Advise Putting Nikita On List For '61 Cards I • - VIOLETS , assorted «:olors. Call WY 2·3738 after 5 p. m. lZ 5 6tc I emIIn WJ~o~• ·.- some c, ''!tmos cheer. ..Olllllldl ......,_ -~--·-~ ~~§§~huecutlve Aid1 at an unp'~'Poi:IU '"""'"l..... "There's room in ~ world for a of love. and tl1iJ lo the g"t"" 'OdelllltEliWi;:;;:-;;:;;"E"&'unv f ' -on for it," said Newton o .. t:burbsn Ga~en City, N. Y., s oc;or of tbe idea. "It ,miibt ac· what · caa c:r1''"'1ish nothing-but be lo~t?" Ojell saki the card be, bil wife, Lo:s, and two daughtera had pioked out lor KhrushchO¥ con· centrated on the theme "peace on earth, good will toward mmi." PHONE WY l·l157 ill behalf tl collectln fot tucben.'• "Such a gesture, If made by even 10 per cent oi UJ, w~ on WASIIINGTON !UPII - Prell· KenDed:r Toelday revt,W ·~·· flag that Dew over faewhich made productioa reein World W• D. 'ftle qmbol now bt awarded to plants to Increased Amerl- ·- ILJI'Iolr7 &st. •rt• ._ -~ , Mr. and Mra: Okey ·a. Roush vid't! massive evidence of our gen- were bualneu visitors in Muulne desire for Peace," be 1akl oo Friday. Odell. a 50-year-<~ld advertiJiD&I~========= ex ~ cuti~. presented hll J)I'OIIOiaJ in a letter to the. editor appear· ir~ in today's Herald Tribune and elt" :oratsd ·oo it iaI an .~Dt.-.tew • • with UP!. · ~ ' Laurel Cliff · lt~ms Of Interest Get In Stride- use dasslfletll DAILY 10 1111, .... . . _ - - llo.l SENTINEL 4More Bucks Checked By Phone WY l-7157 WMPO Radio Santa Suggests ... ...... ,, • •• ...,. Counl7 FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL Wdl bt a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR "MAIL" Subscription Rates t'l'ae• • 1\1'1) n.... l!aD JUII rar You l:tltl Poc:o on1y1 I:~& (IIIIo N~wo 1:10 Poce l:tltl Pia- Port, J- 4:llll J.t<al - · NS Joneo Buick Sbow tl'uolda1 only) 11e11J N......, Ul_,~ 10:00 Morning Meditalloal tO: Ill Callinl Pt. Ploaoant 11:00 Swap &op A COIIlmunliJ - Bullelll Board 11:11 Country Rae llowa "...., ......... 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WIC . khom Is Instalied As Coddle Worthy Matron Of OES Chapter !()-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 7, 1961 • ATTEND MEETI>IG Miss Char,..ne Zundel w., elect- ~ f M • I A'-Oln Y &.r..JU ed d•stnct Vlre president of the I Y th FeOowship at a r• 00 :::··:late BaptiSI .-mg held In I • I ' WWth Caddi c•-'. .,.., e. llmployees ol the _.., Post Ollke met at the Circle ..... iDBW!od Wllliamsoa aJIOdate coodu<tnou lllurant - y am wu 'M "'·le C eh lain · J , turkey dinner. e a worthy matron when Pomeroy Tue~y ~=~~inga:~ the in::lcd=:~ People In pOm eO r Y D lneu --~' Ill Chapter 186 OES met Lims:. The meetmg wh1eh was HI three d11'1trtct conference, was aty po . \ the chapter room tended by Qver 600 young Pfople BY LUcu.LE lJAWKIN! Th eeting w~s opened by Also attPndmg rrom Pomeroy -...._ e m ~ere Mtss Sally Foster MillS Mr and Mrs. Glen ·~wers of Marjorie Crow , worthy ~-~· . · ' · ~ d and Alfred E H Crow wvnuy 1 h Wellston Sh<Won Zundf'i am'f Mrs Rap and Mrs Claren.re War · · ~ w ( ZundeL or Mi'Arthur VISited frtends Tues· ! patron. Gu~tsM pr~~ Dl t~ day and attended the funeral or Deputy Gran atron s c • .... ..ary lllanhaG rl)up Mel Monday 'lbe Docember Et~enlnB ....... PW'ty Held Upbn InC withwldt_..bnenta!Dtoop. the holiday ...... were 8 ' 81 tL-'-· terVOCI by Mrs. William Bamhart oy • r ·~ IIHM!IlJtl ill tho and ...run1 fot a Mary Martha CUcle of thO First Baptllt church wa• 'lbe !Kilt birthdly or DIYid Grant, eon ol Mr. ond !lin. BW loin. Herman Martin. Pome- v L-- 1:' ed 0 G.rant, wa• celebrat.ed Tuesday the , owa I'..XCmu•l n during the afternoon aeulon of 0 B r w ·-~~aU;=- ~ ~ long .::pw~:'::; ...., ~ Mon:y-= : Mro . Tui'Mltty Afternoop the Middleport Klnd1111orlen. ~~ Ru:~ CharJ~ Dl1- Christmas ~ration& Pollowing Eugene ~plett, and group alng: Anno~t Ul ~~ made Seated . Jt hb 1pe..:1al ttble I rd E th . wa~-n dmner the '"""'P adL...--:~ to 8 10.g of ......__htmas carol• of the marraage of Mill K a 'I were Mtclwel BartawUt, David 111 ar,.... row, z· . ap . The aoe ted at roy ::!, Geo-• ~&-a a · s er · ......, • ' o· .. ~"""'_... "' H d ghter r Mr d Martha · Genevieve Swartz, Elec.- party room for a IIOcial evening. During tile business ae!lion in ' anaon, au o . an ' . ti Attending were Patrick Lochary Mrs. Harold Hanson of Pomeyoy, 11. ta ;L anLudla Phil WI lhoarmon, ~~-; Fred Roacnbaum Arthur Skin: charge of Mrl. Richard Flnlaw, to Mr Allen Lee King of NeVI ne Neue w was e~a.:v ' .a_ ~. • t.a Ha W v ed 8.i secreta will be mtaJLed lner, DurrJJ"d Cumfql, Robert preai~nt , ·~- on pro~ ven, · a. 1 batl May, M c Oodlon. Helpo Anthony, Ter---i. Rlc'.. ~. a.J Swilher, Michael Haley and DBMY ers 9/ere Barbara eaa Snyder, Kim at 8 later da~ ·Slory, Edward :l:em1edy, Ptdllp completed by tbe group we~ gtv- The double ring ceremony wu Stobart, v J c l 0 r McCloud and . ·. I Radford, Pearl Smith, Tom fteu. en. Planl were made for t be perfonned Tue.sday afternoon at RelreshmenU of Me.. Clara Grueser. '"· Blanche Hart; grand _repre- Followmg the JOStallatlon, Mrs. ter. Fred Goegleln, David Cum- coatlnuanct ol the ..wing pro- 3:30 In tbe sanctuary of the Mid· Michael May. . • sentat1ve of North Dakota, Ger· Crow was presented a paal ma1 . AU B E rl T h ~·· lor needy at the eam.........,U die rt ~-t Uot'ted ~--•merChristmal enokiM and 1 e t Mrs Huss Watson aoo M r s 1 . h mga , en a11 , a om a, .,rvo;1111 ~ po .. "" r.r~,~ Pomeroy, Ohio --~ by Mrs. aldme Young; grand repruenta· I Scott accompamt'U H .d... trons JeWel, on behalf of t e Homer Radl--~ oru, Roy Ho1•• ler, "·nvnr Christian Center • Youn1otown • 1-80 Church by Rev . How-~ "'u Run. r cream wert served by hll JnDlh.. 1 11 TONIGHT 1 · William Knight of Pt. Pleasant. v~ . of Kansas, Mary u&' ... s; chapter, by Gerald me Young er Smith, William Radfonl, Rob- and for a au'istmaa party. pelt. Witnesses for the ceremony er, uallted by M'n. Guy R~ NOT OPEN 't . Va visitPd 'I'u<'sday in Hunt- vlsJtmg worthy matrons and ~~and Mr. Crow was ert Lewis, Richard Flnlaw The meeting closed •ith a cir- were Mrs. John Werry and M.n. nolds, teacher. Coloring bookl . gt . W Va ;thy patrOOJ: past matrons a pallt patrons jewel by F Don Wood and E. J. Hill. 'I cle of prayer, and a des8ert Clinton Fisher of Middleport. were giv@IJ to the claA. FRIDAY & SATURDAY m on, Edd. . . h d d past patrons of Pomeroy Chap- tnar on behalf of the chapter. ft. •· Mrs. 1e K1tc en an aug · Ed'th Hu...,mp ' ". ill er, trustee Refreshments were aerved ......cem.,...r 8·9 nd M AI K't h ter : I 1. "THE HOODLUM PRIEST" Iter. Jute, al rks. dma Ch'-' .' iot the OES home : and dist:ing· the dining room decorated Dun Murray, Larr)· Gates, en spenl t 1e wee en m I11 I· . l..~..l • d' H ry • . D II h d M w·n· K't UISu~ masons me1u tng, ar a ChrlstD)/:UJ tree and holly on od K 1 • 1P. Smith, Fred Bl.aetnar, 'Ibeo ~i.Cindi Wo , e1r u ea rot e, Mr. an rs . I tam d the refreshment A TRUE Story! cmd daughter. . . . ~~ mante1· an HJ"HE CANADIANS" Mrs. Willard Ebersbach and i\Sm1th and Ptul Willi.aJmon. table attractive in a white cover, ('fechnicolor) ~ ~ ~:~:~:,~r Juye<e were Columbus Invitations to attend installa- centered with an Robert Ryan, John Delmer, i Tuesday. were read from the fol- of mwns wlt~ candl.es' in crystal Elberfelds leatureo dependable nationally known Torin Thatcher and . Mrs. Kenneth Harris and Mrs. loWlng_· chapte_ ra._ Harrisonville, holders on e1ther atde. makes in every department . . . floor coverings ... Teresa Slralas. Ch es h1 ~· G8 II :po118 • AI'm~ny · N Russell were Monday vi!ii, ew Mrs. Crow presided at the furniture ... applianees ... draperies .. . ready SUN.D=~~0-1~-1~UES. in Parkersburg, W. Va. Marshfield, Bartlet. ~well, ~lh· fee service and Mra. Yoijng at to wear .. . music .. . home furnishings ... men's Mrs. Charles Penrose an Thea, Mt. Mor1ab, Rarme, tea. "'ADA" and boys' wear ... domestics .. . hosiery ... wod.mg'htet·s. Marilyn, Mary, Minear. Susan Hayward Courteous, capable sales people men's wear ... infants' wear ... Kodaks . .. cos· Installation of officers was con· and JeanneUe and MiSs Dean Martin to help you, metico .. . notions. Come In and vis it with us and Koski of Newa1·k spent be past by installing officers, ElSUN., MON., TUES. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. sie smith and Theo Smith; invit,.. see the many Chrlstmaslime values all over the Make Elbtrfelds Your Shopping Center Dec. 10·11 ·12 •tosaman and (ami"·. Miners- ing marshall, Patl)' Radford; store. ''ADA" " IQ ville. find installing off leers, Maud GruellltllllllllltllliiiiM-··1'11111 ' MEIGS THEATRE pr=ted : hI Elberfelds In Pomeroy ltlon.s Elberfelds Are Open Both Friday & Saturday Evenings Til 9 I' Mrs. Biggs Is Re-Elected Most Excellent Chief ('l'echnict~olor; ll ro-CA. ~~~;-;~; Susan HayWard, Dean Martin '62 TEAM Ralph Meeker, Wilfrid HyC e White. Based on Wirt Wil- KING'S POlNT, N.Y. Iiams beat seller "Ada Dallas" , • • behind-the-scene• story of a fabulous hellcat of woman! St..lrtlina:! Reveal· Center Mike Gallagher of Curd marahalls· Lucille Swackand rd , organ!~: Thelma Dlll, land, ·, and Fr·" Blaetln·•. aenLewis Ohio, ol SylcE!gua,guaAla., ~:t.~ .., d . f th name CO·ca~ams 0 e . u· s· Merchant Marme Academy Other officers. mstalled were, t'ootball team for the 1962 seallon .. Denzil ~glem, wo.rthy patron. . BROS . Ella sn:nth, li.SSOCI&te matron • Dale Srmth , associate patron; Mabel Goeglein. trea1urer: Ruth Tompkins, eooductress; Ethel • · lYe• G AWay AI Maooo Furnltyre V'BE'E.1 At llutlond .,J fyrnlture Gir-l Scout• Work 0 n Timely l'ro]'ect• · Alteneding were Margie Harris, Morris, Olito Lewis, .Janis Scl•m<•ll.. Paula Theis , Christine Batley, Connie Cooke. Becky Alleo>Swt>rlh . K~y Boggess, Dian· Davis, .lamce EverlJOil IIJ1d Mal'ie Hackett ; their leadMrs. William Everson, and Mrs. George Hackelt, Jr. !I LIBERTY THEATRE Ragular $200 Value MIDDLEPORT, OH10 A 3·Pe. Bedroom Suite glven , at each store - Rutland Furn1tura NOW IHOWIN0 and Ma1on Furaiture. Nothina to bU)", alilk for your free ticket. Need not be prelit!H~ to wm. "DONDI" Mason Furniture Based on the comic strip that thrills million&! With David Janueb, Patti MASON, W, VA. Pa,i;e, Walter Winchell I RUTLAND, OHIO ALSO SELECTED SHORTI I NECKTIES $1e00 Men's Dress Shirts On The Main Floor - Mrs. Ohlinger WiJS Hostess At Church Event GIFTS FOR HER: eFuture Lock eArtcarYed Dla!110nd Ringo e Diamond Cocktail Ringo Dlallltlfld Rl"'" •PMrl Ringo e Block Onyx Ringo e Eutern Star Rl"'" • Birthstone Ringo -lul.vo tl Eltln Watchoc ' iI !' lo:. eRemlngton, Norelco-Ledl•' EIO.itflc e Pendonlo •Identification Br_l... eSIIvorware eHoll-are .,,.., & Pencil Seta e .Watarmon and Parker e Prlnce11 Gardntr Billfolds •Manicure Seto eRomon Lodl"' Lighten eCultured Purl• .;~ 1 ' .• GIFTS FOR HIM: eJiack Onyx Rings • Lodge Ringo I eSignat Ri"'" eBulovo tl Elgin W111ch• e Speld1l Watch Banda Mro. PhU Ohlinler enu•rtal•~\1 tho WSWS of tho Enterprloe Tueaday evenlnl ol home,~ BiD. . "Tiut Angal'o Mtooai•· Cbrilt, tho Lll]ht ol the w ..,....... tho ~- of the' lad by Mra. ,Dolt oJnilltll "' O>rlllmao hymDt qeclod tho rudlllg ol aerJp&uie IIOIIIlciDC tho birth ol JOAI !lin. st1Jm Blar.owlcl,. Mlu Davis and Mrl. FrlliCla A otory "Anpla Point ol g'.ven by ¥n. Arthur JllJIIel Will end - · BUD· ..L followed by a porlocl ol IDitiiH I tatltm 011 ''What Would be Anpl'o moooage to .,. tadlaY1'" Pra,er by Mrs. Ed Arnold eluded the devollonl. lolro. Ohllni• prtotdtcl al \h• baalmtu -loft and ........... 1111wered roD call wtth • Vetil ol ocrlpture. World DaJ •a• at~nounced e R...,lngton e Schick e Norelce El..ctrlc gueat, and nine -Wolllrmon tl Porker tho - eCuH Ll•1k1l el\llova Translator Rodloo ePockat tl Table Llglllen ' G~!-1'~~~\fi·. lnoiur- ~har<oal P'lY·' Slul nylon blend MoW bl.. or to 14 e See the Complete Line of Suede .Flannel and Woven Flannel Sports Shlrlo and long lailshlrls•on the Main Floor. aflo ·te_ SPORT SHIRTS -Colorful p I a I da, lllrlpes and prints . SiM~ 8 to _ ljl. .-hero, .... cbiJdNI:l. Sure To ,~nl · BIG YANK 'Boys' ,. ' Mano Blue Cllambray SHIRTS Give Him ~ .... 1leevea, loq leta. Wath sbl\i·..,uor. Kinl olio poo- · Printed patterns.- ·&kes B keta.' Sl,.• ·14\i to 17. G,.......,ly tailored. Lo01 'n wear unforb:ed cotton. tot. ' . . LAY-AWAY TODAYl"'· ' COURT STREET . ere•WJ: et..ttnr P _.. Mil dui•Je • ~· I c I'll-.,~: ~ ~------------------~----------------------------------------------------------- Plan New Street Goldberg Asks To Hike Productivit~: Then Take More Pa ·t Surfaces Biggest Job Since 1957's WI p • " ater r0 jeCl IIAUMGARDNER IIE8IBa BI.JFFINGTON , CROW FOOTBALL PLAYERS - These were twin town representatives o~ the All.SOutheastern Ohio Football Team honored Thursday night in Jackson. Left to right, Manning Baumgardner, 175 pound Middleport fullback: Eddie Butflll~n. 16o pound Pomeroy quarterback; Gene Hesler, 185 pound Pomeroy fullback, all seniors, and 180 poun!l 'junior Rick. Crow, Pomeroy center and line backer, who was losllpldway In the season with a leg fracture in the Logan game. See l'age Uoday for banquet details. - MIAMI BEACH cUPn- Labor price movement that woukl hav~ does ~ Arthur J. Goictherg told not h~ an a ;erlous effect upoc our ~pon wagH, pr;..., our AFL-CIO "''vent,.. today ol JlllymenU and 00 ~ abilicy to Uve post~. aod our_ '11tt village of S)'racuoo 15 ~ mcreaoeo 18 • rule oboulcl be underwrtts freedom w~ • ....,..J Jlllf111011la, he explaDII!IL oeQtty In· tho midot of p]anmng earned b y - productivity. · and vlg~rous "'-"""""Y. . Goldherg lllid .;:;:,ita blgpot lmprov«nent for tho .But Goldberg lllid In I opeecb H~ oaid the Kennedy be .• ltnglo wage IG"l ll!t« comp]elln& the woter preJIIIred fOI' delivery that vana- traboo would not JII"'IIIS" wage or Uoited States becain 1M. tion between companiet in the price controb but depend instead varied in Tho 1\!"jtc\ iJ to eomplelo reaame nduotry ond IDequltios be- on voluntary ..,...pon,lble" bar- and their existing lll!'faciJit of all .t..- In the . twee~ grou~ of workers ~uot be gaining to prevent Inflation. In a ll<mnote, vtll-ee. • . ~ · considered m applymg ha yardDeflMS &taM off how tl.abor aDd ~Jraou. M11y~ Herman lm1- PALM s 'EACH. Fla. IUPJI - His main points: year for federal aid in acllool con- begins to mount and our economy Rick. ''By that, we mean bargaining ooukf help tbe dctft aald oouneD decided last Praklent KIXI~- appeared to- Unemp1QJ111e-' - "UDeJnploJ· atruction and teacher aelarlel. to slow down." The cabinet ilfficer •a.~ there t~at represent& the .fair distribu- a~iev~ JuD nifti to hold a public meeting day to have .ettled on the heart ment compebllltion must be Be-V•illtq _ ''We .Died a pro. 1 Reciprocal tratle _ Moderniza-· was no room for an upward tion ol wealth that 11 earned and Res1~ to the week of I)ecember 11 to prt· of hJJ leglalative program for the ,placed on a permanent, rational .gram," hu .taid, for retraiDI.ng tion of ~ Reciprocal Trade technological 115 ~ch ~ aent; tbe ~~~·and dJICUI& flnauc- next Congreu. , basis of natior.wide etandanh." workera puahed out of jobl when Agreement.: Act to put this couninl ol .....racing all otreets. llte New Ft<otler legislative Medleol .:are- "Tb- wlto ore technology cbangea production try In a otronger compe"tive Jill' ~·.~ he !Wd. . ~=~; Mayor London said he believes rt!COfDfll8DdaUone next year wiU older and retired must be per- methods and lndustriet move to . sitioo wnh pr00uct& of other na· Restrictive tarifU a:ad financ::inl of the project C!an be center on at leaK eight basic mltted under a eyatem of Social new locations. i bans. To ielp domestic areas tionist trade policies will gott•'! bo~ or a )flY. items, aelde from hill proposala Security to get auistance andre- ClvU lliiW-- Be ... ..tprom· lhard-hit by competition after tarin creating jobl for the. II Ia ~loved by _,...,.. ol- deaUng with national aecurlty and U.f _from the staggering co•t of 1Be speeUic legislative """""'""n· Uf barriers 111e lowered to some they wiU flciall tlw.l the .a,etiJ can be the cold war. Tbe Chief Execu· their medical bills." daUons, but said the fate of"mi- extent, Kenne~y wlU ask Congresl!l "Restrictive practices N11,1rf1cel lot. aboot .,.,tot. EsU. tive supplled the item11 'rbursday Ed~~eatloa.- The PresWe.t Pkl r.ority citizens•• required aaUonal to provide "a recognition ol the WASHINGTON <UPII _ Admin· ment manpower expert, aaid the do~ indust:~ efficiell.e7 mates in U.m his speech to the~ . CI0 1he would renew his fight next aUent.ion so tbat aU P!3J'IODI, re- national respolllibillty in the pe- tstration officials were elated to- department wa~ "pleasantly sur- ~ palr competitive puetm61 area Wlrf «~n~ld~ at the national ronvention in Miami gardleal of race or, eoJor, wiU riod of trans.ltior, for those indus- day over the first substantial Jm.. ~" at tbe extent of the ••Jonlt .atop unemployment; theJ . Thurllday ~meeting. . "have an opportunll:y .&o make a tries and people who may be ad- provement In the unemployment awaited improvement in our un- ~ ~ more. ~~~!~~ 'l'!'e ~~the~~ ·tp Beach. Alter revlewln1 ·Iegillative ac- ~ life for themselvuiJKI theJr fam- versely affec..'ted," lrJote in 8 year. lemploymeol data." A~ on be held ··t tile Syr~ grade complilhmentli in the Jal;t session Uies, to get a decent education, The Labor Department rtport- 1 from wh1ch new ..hool one dl)' - ....... will be -accpmplJahmento for which be that they have • lair ehance L~st while tot.! pl80I5 muot be . opon to all· ~ldtnta of tho gave . orgautzed labor a large to compete a'l(] then bt judfJO!I I.edem Thursday loyrnent wont up to about indr 'vide. new job., 1101 · towa. He 1~;~11 would like measure of credit -Kennedy told . on what'a in here end, pot on p last month the seasonably lt Wi~ hurt us. to 1Jqr tho ~ of toWtt ...]. the labor delegates, ''We .... comwhat's outsllle." joble" ; ... dropped to Uruon leaden. at the dent• conoitrn.lijj the propoaal. tng In J.nullll' lfJd we are PlaDt re lnveehbeat - He wiH per ceui of the labor force. " gene~y favored . Street. in SJracuee are now In going to .tart again." renew his plu to Conpeu tor 11l r with •li htl Mdy 11 plea for a U.. wont "lliCCl"- !boy h a • o '!ben Itt tleked off what must Don Mllls, Vanadium porsoonel a tax credit to be uood u an Ia hc'OI!IJIII ., mill' . gbl r program but oaid their """ · · nd 1oc 1 · t an 3.9 1on JO efi5 1 Jd h. !lttn ........ ... be fn clac...... be ...... fn hJa opinion. and hJa manager • a •n•ur.... lneenll•· for .... plont In October and a .....nwou mge 011 ... ·~ llurlnl tho, ,.;: 11 Yeari linea ~allons wore e¥pe<ted agent, woo elected proaident of men~ f '" job-pr1 lhe llllll·.,;mn~~ tellll'iat~{ to be the, loundat;,;, ol the do- ithe Mlddlaport Volunteer Fire --by "II' ...,..,:~te o &.& per cen Mrs. M!lrr· Rebecca Edwards. PI~ 3rd PCft: was flnlahea, the ~ · HVe . ~le .porticw of ~11 State of ~p:: l:'nnh~~::. ~~~~ht in.tll!_~" ~ ' ~--~ de~nt said _tha~ MJO.· 84. die1 at her ~ in ~ gradually reverted to lf'IVtl thi UnJOn MNa.age m January. Fl~men named Larry'Bak~ at Jb next teuiOn ttlr ltandbY au100 worken. whO normally lose tart, w. va., RFD. t~;~ts mommg roads. I ld Bob M Elh'nney thotlt1. • • to make grants-in-aid jtheir job! Jn November because Iat nlne o'doc.k. She was thf. Councfl hal been debating the ~s::r• Sml~ ~re- tc communities ~r needed public :of seasonal Ia}roffs, remained at : daughter or John anct Amanda po~lbllitiflfl of completely rtaur· tary. ~orb whta our unemptoym~ work. I Almiller Roach. . factng the Ktreets for IOJ'lletlme, Gerald Anthony takes over aa ·The deceased wa!lii pret-eded tn ; but h~s been wllhout flnanceo. ,It !ire chief, asalsted by Everett i Soor..., or c-..a ideath by her husband. Ramie. In w~s fmaDy decided If the ltreetl 1 Bachner. with these other offi1 The jobless ~ate has been 6.8 11!160. She is survived by !leVtn • will be fixed, It wW be by ltev7 cers, "Brut!"' Mill!J. captain; ; per Ct-'flt, or htgber, for the ~st l daughten, F..dtth Ohlinger. Monor by oelllq bon&. H. A. Dalley, lsi lA.; Harold Hin· mnoths -a IOIIFCO of ""'~"'' I na Gibbs. and Nettiti Edward~ In olher B<.ilon _by S,racuse kle, 2nd Lt.. and Bob Byer. 3rd JUed concern lor. admlnl!tratton all of Letart RFD: Mary Zerkle. Fifty Gallla ond . CouncU . T h u r 1 4 a y air.td, Lt. lf:ader11 who are aunmg at a tar- Hartford ; Bessie Ohlinger of New ans learoed about llii!W a report 1!¥ m.~._. pouibll· Funeral .ervices for Hattie LewiJ Elll 1 , street foreman, OL' get of 4 per Cent • Havt'n. Nellie Schools of P l In the FederaJ Illes of oblaiuln& ltdill( aid In Sc;l>wartzwalclar, a lonner Meigs be<omes first atd cHielaaslstod by 00 lllymnnd D. Larson, a depart· Pleasant and Ruby Smith of Rose· dinner _.;ng conotructlon of a COIIIIIIU!Iltr !all· county rtildent who moved to Blaine Walburn while Emmett . --· -- vme. o. . night at the Lal:oy0\11 out shelter. . Gary. New York a number of Slmler Is captain. Sheriden Molden, M, died at Sons aurviving are Earl of Le· GallipoliL ' Council was also odvlsetl by. ... . Jlllrl ago, wiU be held at the Firemen titmouncod they will tile home of hlo oon, Robert, near tart RFD. WIUie of Hartford . IV. Ror Allen. diotrkt 1Va.: and Edwin or New Raven : the Columbus olfJ<Ce. cal attorney Frank . W. Port., !wins Fwleral Home Saturday make their second pickup ef noq De.r 'lburtde:y followiftl an exNICK COATES Jr. fm the~. ~l b annex· at S:30 p. m. perishable fOods and ~ash . Sun- tendfd flbtea. RECEIVES AWARD- ·Nic!l Lhree sislers, Mrs. Nettie Jeffers; speaker. He ~ted •1\"'t p~~- ~ riapqaoibfl. Mrs. Schwamwalder is the day starting at I p. m. _Fireman Mr. Molden opeot b~ entire Ul• Coo\Otl, • oophomoro GeoJou MrL Saralt Spurs •nd Mrs. Gert· ...... ol Fedora! ltie8 of eowtcD bt thil,JDBtter. mother or the nationally recognlz. detall!l will cover Mldd~ .~near Dexter. He WllS a rttlred 1 ntaJ!ar It MnltUa CelleJe, ••• ie Regy, all of Roseville, o. A. outlined what 1.s Preient last nl~ ,..,... Mayor. ed football coach Floyd (Ben l stop where non perishable, tiavt: farmer and' was lpreceded in · aw...-. hit nnlty '"M'" It 1 brother Ernest Roach. ol LA..>tart.: cal bea1th aulhc'lrities. ~ Clerk . BIJman. Schwartzwalder, head grid toach been set out on porcheJ. 'J'hey death by I 1011, four brothers, 1eere...., tM11 wtft. lie 11 a 32 grandchildren and 31 great He abo gave a "'I~ bflillll ~surer RJchard, . ' rth, at Syraeuae University In N e w wm ring no door bells sollcltlnl, and three siaters. former liar fallbaek a1 PomeroJ . grandcblklren. down m~ all Porter, and colmcp members Clif~ York. He was formerly a · ~ch Tbe drive 11 for Chrlttmas bn- Surviving are three sona. David RIP Sebool alld 11 Ute ' " If Greenwood ~ync~ 54, diM at Funeral services will be hekl CUftl Federal money &It · ford Williams '11aomaa cJNt · 1!: at Parker&burg, W. Va. hi g b kets for the needy or Canton, Wilbur of Letart, ftob. Mr. .... Mn. A. N. eo.ta: e1 7:30 this mornmg at the Dana at the home of the deceased Sun- ant' remodeling bomll!!5. E . Hayman,' Rof w~'ner: tchool ' and Marshall University _,'!!.,Wfilt'g;p!•JWM -P!;:::ttltiitll!- ert of Desttr, and a step-1911, (Jaeoq RIU. Coa~• ••• lajUrei ;:~rt ~ke ~t: ~1:: day at 2 p. m. Burial will be in ed the more libera1~;;; Truy , Zwilling, lnd .(:herte1 NeQo at Huntington, before taking ·over · · · · ......_ BeiUI)' Lebaey of Canton: a b~h- at JDid.tlhSH after urnblg .• po · . was e · Zerkle Cemetery with Rev . Ralph' in regard to Jaw cost , man. at S:rracuae. He is expected to Donallt HuP Da ~~ er, Minter Molden oC Rutland: &tartla& ·nle 11 fallbac• • the rival of tM Middleport emergen- Mahom~v in charge. Friends may trailer courts, mJ be in Pomeroy f<lr the service1. •a• t.kea ~~u~el1;. C tbret daughters, Helen •Ge~ :of Ploadr-- - . ltut II expec~M C. cy ambulance. , call at ibe residence anytime aft· loans will be made ·_. , The deceued reskled on Harri· Com1n011 Pleu ~ ' Martins J'erry Jeasie anil Gwen· be healthy II dme te Jol• the Tht d.eceaeed was ~ Story s er noon Saturday. Arrangements erty in suburban aJUS f~!"' ~nviUe Road lD the home owned. ~~~=-*a= etaartta~O:..: dolyn Fuga~ both of Gary, Indl- nnlty ltueU:Il team whn Run resklent ~t Chesh 1~ Ro~te are in ct:arge of Fogles:mg Fu- not covertd. . now by Mn. Georgia WllllamJOD. Ylltlto tertiC . rtl ana; aeveraJ grandchildren and drtlll opMI. 1. He ls JUTVIved by his wife, neral Home. ThNe members of Her deceased bueband ll buried ,... _ fla.........~u .. ~. lad ~N&t IP'andchtldren. Eva; four ·brothers, Alonu and _ Murray Dole and In Q-b G ,_ •· •'II be conu~,~~..,.,.,. ~-~-• at. Burn Vi~im Not Pat<, U1 . _... rov~ n.~~~u~:tcry. Satturda montar. ~rvfC;ea, WI I·Jao~r r • both ·ot Columbus; . THREE FINED i were at' the meet:inl 9 'lbe retnJtirli or Mrs. ~hWartl· o.. IIOt plllJ the Chut Funeral· Hoaw at J' • rick of To~ and 0 II of Gore . . in rin answering quest.ions. walder • ·e expected to llrr'.ve by ":'ot~ na ;.. p. m. Mllllday with Rev. ca Nellie Blirootll 0. and two oiotero, Mn. Lloy~ 1 Th,.,. men were fined too.1ay 111< dinner mootln& ..., BaJtili'KIN and Ohio . Railway af le the elw1e B~waa Herrinl of the Method lit Churdl Middleport v i II a g e official! Jenkins of Polnfo.roy and , Mrs. Meigs county court by .Judge Em- sored b the ~thena Ieday at noon. Burial wlU ~!'eo:.';,":,.~ by In charge. Bnr!al wlll be In Milot Ieday t!'ot Mde Smith. Harry May ol Bullhead, Atrzona. melt Peoples cltaUnns by the ..~t u;oc~;2,:~~;;: be buide ' her hU!Iband In Beech In Beramlhlt.. Re Cemetery. Friends will be l't<!eiY- not Nellie Bal'Mtti, wa& burned Mr. J,ynch Wll I veteran of OhiO Slate Pllt~l. J~mes. L.. CbamberotCommeree . 'nle latett Ol\1ftllj nleued by Grove Cemetery. w!tm~ ~~~ fll NpNMaaa. td at the Chaae Funeral bome painfully 'J'tFIIIQ' morntng when. World War II. 1\meral services Farnsworth was fined h1~ .$1.1.70 eutem Ohio .Real Elt.te the Oltio ~A-~ , qf Educ• Allo 1U1'Ylvlng an two 10011,. tin b •• atloratJ ... paM I!Jter 1 p. m. SatunJay. a blate errupted from a defective are tentatively ~ for 2 p. ~· ~arance bond after fading to , . tlon abow ~~ COufttt. )oell Wa)'D8, of SyraCuse, New. York jury• ., · · Thursday , mombig at :Mill-d. Sunday at the S1lver ~n Baptist 11.ppear on a charge .by the patrol. ~ehool di~ . tteelvtd ~ .WJ"Itt of ' Oovin~Um, KenMAN ARREBI'ED The . fiN was reported at 10:25 Church witt, Rev. Merlin Teets of· John Fi11le~. wns fined sao and $188,909.10 81 ~, ~• share of tucky, and flvfi grandchildren. w : tl!!!ilttt. !Jmflil~tl.. r . Th, Meigs County Sherifta de- Through error, It was unlnten· Delating. Burial wm be in Gra~el costs~~ faJimg to stop at~. in· ·•~· operating ooat., ' '. , Sl>e wao a lllltllber of tho Fret O I F W· portment arreoted. Lew!o M. llonolly by town official> Hill Cetlleto!1. Feeney-Bennettllerseclton aud Jo~ph Oscar f~ch The ·fourth~·- Metllodlat Cbutoch. ' perat e an y Brown ol Pomeroy RFD s on • that K wu Mrs. Banotti who Post ... will COIIduct military fined a SII!IIW 11100 ... • f""" the ·Fund Given By Studenlll . cbarge or auault and baUery ,.., burned and treated by 1 1o- rltel. Frlendo "'"' caU at the c:Mrge ~~ faUmg to obtaon proper reYtals !bot tho_ Nlltll1-.,. · A. O>rlotm!t• fantaa)l._.tto,. ,~Ufld~~0)'~--~---..2<~al'.!ph~yllicl=an::.·_:_·_ _ _ _ _:::Ra:.w:::lllll':.._-Coata =· _ _Fuoer __ai _ Ho _ - _._re.:gc.•st_r_ot_,._"·- - - - - Diflrlct ~ .II» totaeot A.l 'ropam To "" preaented , ot Ha-~• - · · . - · · "'·~·~ , : D- D -L-l...L ..adt scltuol 'b)o ....~c . ~ ~ . Soutllentf ~- " Mil.llll. ..., eee......,.. 7111 " lD adeo I tllntuill 8 waclnotllay ~ • Itaatant • J!odford P'I'A. meetlnlev!'lng. ·_ • '1'111.19, and ,W ...C.il. IC~ lor Tuttdo)t, December ,It .wao dlreoted by Maurita L. · · lt bas ~ eapca~ bee- -•f Miller. ~-· Jncluclo<IO ouoh Then'• 00 ioaeret about the orlte topl<, tlJt "value o1 athlet• vDavid Chadwell, iioger Starrher. Patty McGrath and Janet ColdMlftha•lo to , , • , , • , , 11 , , , , • ~·~ ~, , , , , ~~:r:.~.:.br ~ ltory-boot ~lllactert aa the,~ wlnninl 'football fGrmU1a at ltut- lea'' In the school IWGtvam· He I VemoD ~ Cleland, R..p Ritehie. John . well. and m:magera recognized •ept tltelr d..,. opea .. •' • . --r· " • ' aoJdiert, ange~ Jack Frolt, _.~ land Hfgll SObol& where the Re4 warned Easiefn'a 10 letter win- .udenour. Ttrry Hqffmaa, Bob ' were ,John Benb and Ronnie H.ar· en -*II 1 P. 1L Mary st!Jinfr,. The ·~11111 ia!U Ia Claus. bro,.Jea, Jidr·ln-tht Devils bo,. ~ nine ebam· nen and oquad. however. !bot Kaut>, Bob - . . Ken Hager. rls. ...., .., _ _lpo held ·.at 7''!' P· m., Doeentber l!olt, Merry Chrlatmu cot and Joo•hlpa 111 I! years ......<tina to booklcomellrat. . and 'Gary Durst, moot1y lilpbo- Co-Cal)lains for the 1981 squad ...., ••"'· Tlte • · • 11. at ~ W COIJQ:ntmity mtJUJe, Chrlsb'has c~~lei,, sua:ar ~ Jlril Veidtari. Re .uid ehancter may be h'IOfl'!l. but tnelw:l~ four seniors. are )Union Richard Hensley and h • eftdiHDD. 8 • 1: Center. plwns. ond others. ..11 ., notltlnl tiiOI't! than hsrd Jaodlt .,; the -- • ,.... but He made progren r.porta on ' Larry Belley. He"' ley presented p1..., , .......,~ : A ll'nall adml&akxt wiD be , lfii'IA!I CAU.BD I' work,'' the veteran coaeh u.ld Jn Uul& I& • • .,.... ~harvter " each boy aa he denSopel ml both coa<"he.!l with giftlll on behalf wm elele the _.... : clta~ for 1he prog:-""' whl~ llte MidcllOport enierg<fllcy-re•- a lalt at !liwll-High Scltool play footltoll RIU through the oeason. of lite !IQUod. plaJ ,...,. at~~~~i~ • , wW ~ • l'!ay, 'The ICillo eue UIOd .,.. llllli>l!toned shorl· Thursday nll]ht at the Eaglea' an- . Assistant COaclt Anthony G•n· Mr. Aohlq !banked the boost· Also lntrodured and speahlng m~-at • Chrlotlit>o, lind IINIP by the ly af::r noon ~ Wltoo Cur- nual foothoU banquet. nette spoke briefly, praising Mr. era, P""""' ~ aehool ofliciels briefly was Chester TannediU. el ....., bean 40 .pupils. AU PTA membera are tls Splret of Rutland had fainted Vtnnarl. .lnirodu<ed by EUCU· Davis u "the fllllll man of aD for tllelt -atlon during the editor o_f 111< Pomeroy . MttMle- ltefore ~ roquoated lo - ~ring candy lor tho to hlo vohlele It the liltbllllll de- tlvo Head J. s. Davll u . _• ...., that I bave Jutown," Hlo loolboU """"'· He hoped to lm· port Datly SentineL elteok it! IIOftfl! ,..,. ;1111 ~ ' . wai . . . ' to. the ol- IJI....,., pld hJa Buckeye League _ , . tum played eight 11111'101 prove on tha team'o s.s ,_rd Mro. llorathy Michael offered lUI lhe ,..JodiJ . . ,.. · _ . . ~ ~ R. ~lekena for po_. hat had low "outatendl'11 and. had ,.,en vldorlot •of 1081 nextyoar. "~ wo dOn~ ' grace preceding the dlnnet JK"O: mala opea uiD 1 ;. · · ft1lll ~ . · ·5tara'' to build !Oama I!I'IIUII<l. 1111- Head Coaelt Robert Aahloy and ligurl ...,•ve won ''" game• by 1 pared and served by band mo~ A ltll]h .,Mot ..d~ wW be troatmant. . liter. he ..ld, ltt'i 'had hoy• wiD· Gennette p-.n.d ''E" awards l'ob;Jey, inotead ol pi&Yi~l . to Iera and booster membera. MEl~ GII:NEitAi Satuidltf.....,g at ASK L~ _ lnJ to"""' !tori~. and together, to John McLttufthlln, ._,.nl KOe- win them -September, Octo- Ross Clelnnd. proaldent ol thf . . _ Elltol·! \M Mlcldle~ ,..ularfum. ,;.. Ot~ WlU~ · 'llo,..lr, _SI: ,.M&· ltir .110toty. . all, Gary IIDlter, Rlchard a.... • .811 Jd IBoooters, !honked every member Admtwonl · · Jo~ Kettbjt,E'yoeU, 1,- ~onlan. IIIIi lit. Va. U. S. J\I'W. and Opl!Dil18 with a 10- mlllute - ley, Chorleo Mlilltla. Dannlt Park· her and M.....,ber, he • . for his eooporatlan and aulotanco, Albany. . · 'l'llt .event 'II ~ley All• ;~., II, ¥111· olon. of. humo.,.U. otai:lol. Von- er, r.ariy < Balloi, Ma.vlord Hu· Chetrlo,iden gl...,iettero wore !ond urged each to be at lite loot- Dl•cll.,..fntm ·a '· Jlt.lo 11'10 Ill. dloooit. · · \1111'1 U..lattldtocllato btt ftv·lrll. Honltlo Burke 8ob Footer Pip)' llubarcea. Barbaro HW. IbaUbaaquotaplnaexlyear. Coolvillo. "II'i!iin l ~ ft' w ~ 1'·"'k1 ~ "" 1~lf'ti~W;.... ... · .. . · , . ,..-.... ~-~~ •. ~ ~ ~~~ -~--·~ a~ :Pt)Ster' h•lfV '~· lerblltrt ffi.lt 1bel! ~..,c \""' •r~1 ... "C>-..:• v~<~· !' ~ ' '' 11 t . balan"' !"< ;;,r;:::;, p resl•d-e n t 0 u tt•ln es 1962 p rouram I 1 'ab: ..,.. Sftond Drive Coming Sunday .. In Middleport ""'I Ser\'l'ces For : :m Mrs. Edu•ards po,..h - .In·- Are Announce d_ I c.n.- . ., ::Wt,Lee Resident Of Dexter Died At Age 'Of _ Mother To Be Buried Here '" wor}d war IJ 0 Schools Get $160 9M.20 1n· Foundat•IOn Aid litH:. .. w!.. .......... •• r:Uo . reported on lila/' . m· . B s t en,narl ares ecre - -or 1nn1ng PT .~~t~i14-· - I.... ... Businesses Stay Open 9For0ne :e t.6J . .,. : 1'1 ' :,U· , , Meiny , -~From JEWEL ttY. ··' ' ,t Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Jl'rlday, Dee. 8, 1961 reported Cut lor wod.lng coaifort. Trlplo • otltehed throUIIh· out, Good lookln1 dreu . - ·-:~~ ..... -··lllP-. -... ............. lMI, h.a.-. PA.IlMAS \ \1 . ·.~ .. C<>at otyle with ' jamt with qqillod __ 1 eilael tf Al Story'S Run ',, eD•k Iaii i ' eThl Ban eTte Tacke eLodge lnlbiOtN ~~ •1- otooure. lltyon · ' , lnter'.tit· ' ~ vel eran o•Ied 1.95 , . ' poe!~ ~· 14\1 to. 20 .---- - $2.95 l'rlqf;lSN'J, in sir:e1 28 to 19 wahlt· 111easure ----·- $3.95 e Trovtl Cltoclc•ol ePrlnce GardMr Blllloldo ea.'re_m eters JACKETS - s.r-1oe A deuert ~ wu 11twd $2-95 With two pockets. Sizes small 14\o!J-IS...C.Medlum 15~·16--and Large (16~·17). ·Beautiful selection ~~ patterns and your choice for · ZIPPER · 1111. ol11h BuY yJUr correet size· Shlrta. Mens 'King Kql,~ Flannelette Sports Shirts for J'ebrua., eldenllflcallon lands aturdy enough to take a beotin; when you get there. Tailored fo r comfort of flne cotton twilL Men's Sport Shirts Men's Solid Color $edgefield · VOL. XIII 1110. 198 FamoUS Coach's Handaome •nough to travel to work ... Another Big Shipment Clarbtmu SPECIAl.! enti e P•rt)J .....,, - er, Deeoted To The lnuruu Of Tit. Jlelu-Jfaon Ar• t!!'. Just . Received ON SALE FOR - - - - ~tUoqlt-- '** See The Complete Line Of Mrs . Carrie Zirkle, Mrs. Susie 1Thomtl8 and Mrs. Cella Young. .-,·-lite Wwher '"*" •tr:actors Elch In a gift box!l nounced that lonna! ln•tallo>ll80 will be Mid at the January ing. Committee announced for tnsta11ation were ~oration. Allman, Mra. Meinhart, Mrs. Chlld1 and Mra. Margie Jones: refreahmenb, Carl Owen, Mrs. Myron M"'", Mn. Neubllng and Mr11. Speneer. The charter wa~ draped for ' at y e .,~..._ ~ • AdmiDIStration • • ElatedBy Drop I8 unempIoymenf.Rat e $1e50 i __ __ ,.....,._, NowYouKuow I I and guard: Mrs. Mabel ter of work; Mrs. William ~-••·II staff captain; Mrs. William man, Installation officer; Ben Neutzllng, planillt: Mrs. Meinhart. representative; Martha Childs, alternate; Mrs. Griff Rus1ell, trustee and Meinhart and Mra.·'· auditing committee. Mrs. Russell rePorted on convention which ihe attended Wilkesville. several were .reported ll1 and all asked to remember Mildred ley with a eard. Her addrelll Hamlet Road, Levltton, Island, N. Y. Mrs. Biggs presided ' V- Men's Fine Quality I I members who have died recenUy. The hall was decorated in keeping with the season and lifts for exchange were placed under a 1\ llghl"! tree. Refreshment.l were served by Mrs. Edgar Allensworth and Mra. George Hud1011. . Special Purchase and Sale! e ec e ay even n n temple met at the K of p HalJ in Middleport. Mrs. Nathan Biggs was re-e1ect- 1 ed most eJtceHent chief. Others e 1ecteu" were Mn . Hlor"'"l McElhinny, past chief ; Mrs. Chester Zirkle, excellent senior; I Mrs. Richard Owens, junior: Mrs. Joan Clark. ger; Mrs. Richard I tary ; Mrs. Sherman . · treasurer; Mrs. Arthur protector; Mrs. Middleport girl scouts troop 221 met Wednesday afternoon at the Sunshine Cottage for rou~ine bustand to work on Chri&lmBI i Ivroje<:ts 3-Piece Bedroom Suite Rutland Furniture . ser, secretary; AM Rupe, Conductress; Nellie Tracy, chaplain Officers for Meigs Temple Margaret Blaettnar and Mrle thlan SU.ters weJ'e nominated I ted 1\t sd 1 g whe ' ' , : ; -n. ..,.!"lit ,.._ "'Ia wil ,..,...-.'""'"' . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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