https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dab0c7f5dab5e3a3fe535287f55102c6.pdf 995cb8ae094ecbd22ea7632a7d4b649d PDF Text Text ,...·· --~ . ..... - . - . .. --~ . ' . . .. . . ~ . •• . . . . ... . - . . . .. . . .. . ' • ' I 12-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Nov. 28, 1962 president . In charge. A respon- 1 A pof'm, "Family Altar Fra-ply, The Church and The Fusive readmg of John 14, a po- grance,' ' by Kenneth Wtggms, · turt,' ' by Vtctor Brown and Program Given Church Class em, "Highway To God, " by preceded an article, "Blessings i " The Golden Years," Mrs Karl Clifford Phillips , and Mrs Brad and Buunlit's from God , cheer Grueser , wh1ch closed thf' pro- The Gleanen tlaa of the ford Maag reading an article , hearts oo Thanksgiving Day," gram . Minersville Methodist church " Beautiful Things Art> Yet So by Mrs. Cli(ford Phillips . Two . . met Monday with Victor Brow'n H.are ,'' (Jpened the CVI'nts arlif'les were read , ''The FarnDunng the busmess sessmn, 1 ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.i.jjlllllil.;.iiiiillliii••liililiiliiiiiiiiiiiili iilli--~ p ans were made for a turkey • 1a~r•ner to be held in the church ' room on Wednesday, De- . & cen11ber 1:: at 7 p.m. Names 1 were drawn for a gift exchange. . " . 1 I!IIWIIy ~lt.ol levy wu dropPeraonal properlY IIIII real pod .10 of I miD. ThlA reduc1411te tu l'lllel have lhown a !loa lives Ill lupayen a deliiierol drop 111 llolp County, ereue from the lllel rate of b\11 111 a majority of lbo vl1- .11 1o .8$ ol ' miD Ulla year. ..... .11111101110 otlttr 11'011 lbo 'nle TB leoy will ream1n at l'llte wUI tncreaoe becaUJO ol .1111 of a miU for lbo Ufe of ..,. 1a:t leYlot, Melp County the levy, be oald. Auditor Gordon H. Caldwell The district with lllo highest oalcj W-1!. rate Is Syrocuae vlllqe where \llr. CaldweD uld tho n!al re.sldenlll loll year paid liMO 11\&te tu rate will el!ect reo- mllll bul thiJ year wUI be pay. Idonia this year, but lllo per- Inc l!UO clue to ol a ~ properly tu will have road lmprovemeat levy, oncl 10 ..- el!ect Wltll 181!. The audl- miU cemetery levy. lor completed the !IIIZ tar clop. SyrliCIUe tupoyen voted Ill U~tt Wedneodly, mllll olt he road levy oncl the On the county ,..le, ~ wu other Ill mllll wu liven the noted by catdwell thai lbo Passa.ge "' the - .. MEN'S Roush's OXFORDS--LOAFERS N. SECOND AVE . MIDDLEPORT I BOYS' 1 I' , Kenneth Wiggins reported that tables ordered by the class for the church kitchen are ship.. !' Refreshments were served by I Maag , with Mrs. William ! Russell and Mrs. Charles Grue- ' ser as contributing hostesses. Attending were those named THE SOLE and HEEL OF THIS SHOE WILL NEVER NEED REPAIRING Special Levies In Most Areas Boost Taxlt yers' Bills above and Mr. and Mrs· Ernest .wa... Stewart. Mrs. Victor B r o w n, and Benny Thomas. PLANNING DANCE e Yo, we guarantee that the sole and heel of this shoe will never need repairing . Lon& befort they begin to show any wear at all, the ahoe upper - which itself gives un- uuaUy long and ntisfactory service-will be worn out. Tbu1 there will never be any aHd for repairs. I>UII8• ol lllo throe miD levy lor IChool expense. Olflctalo uld lbo IWimJIIln8 pool levy decreased II miD. Tho vU!ap ol Pomeroy boo a ra!Je from 33.211 lui year to 35.:10, u 41; lllllla wore added becauoe ol the IOWIJI disposal Ia becauoe of o 10 mill .,._ Clletlel-, Olive, OraiiJe IIIII tory leoy IIIII an lncruiod op- port o1 LeboDoD - 28.10 lut orating levy from one miU to year, 25.50 this year: <lroppod 2\1 mllll lor current • • - · hoH miD through betancln& ol The lnereases or decreaaes clerk's funds. ol other lo:llni dlotrlcta In! u · Ollve 'hrp. - 111.10 lut year, follows ' - ToWDMlp CaiUibiB Twp. lncreue from 20.10 1ut year to 24.111 this year, due to Atheno County IOhool levy that lncreued millage by thr.. lor cun:ent erpelllll, IIIII one miU 25 mllll th!J year: decreue for bond>. 11.110 wu because of II mlll for bel- . L e - Tw,. to s.a-. - 8olllbory - lledlonl - - 1aBt year, 24-'0 1hil year; IIIDf u iD Solllbury Loci!. 8e1p1o io ........ - 1Lo> Ill last year, 23.10 llllJI year: d. crease of one mill lor bonded indeblodnea and .10 lor llolpl' al II 8oalboro IMII 2'7.40 tafl yoar, 28.50 thil1~: dropped 1.30 boudod lndebleolo . od by bonded indeblodneu IIIII oeu. oddod 10 mUl for ...,..., hospitaL tery levy, 8oll•bary IMO) - 2UO lul l P - • Sa- - • • year, 2UO this year: ooly lui year. Dropped to 21.•11dt .• change was on .10 miU ii<IIJiital year; ooe • hall miD ocldi4 decrea,., but lui year Salis- for cemetery levy, :uo mlllll r bury Local dropped three mllll 1dropped lor Pomeroy Scllocll ; on bouded indebtodness. Ibonds. """'" I • • at y enttne .Devoted .To The lnrerem OJ The llfei••·M•on .irea V0L XIV We can make such ruarantee berause the tole lhd heel of this sh.oe are of a new NO. 191 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1962 PRICE FIVE CENTS PLAN TEEN HOP IUbltance (injection-Jnolded polyvinyl chloride) ..., tlmn mon dur•ble than ordinary htel and sele materials. Thia remarkable 10 to 1 ratio has been proven conclusively throutb wear • trial• by adi\'e, roueh-on- MEIGS THEATRE .rwhoet. younesten. POMEROY, OHIO - Further advantages are that tht sole and hnl are 1 one,piece oonstrurtion bonded to the upper leather, which means no thnad1 to break lwJ levy· oddod IIIOIIIer JO o1 plant, but 1.11 mllll ...., lalt- lui year, reduced to 24 milia ~~~<Inc deark'• lund In EaJt,. 2UI mil,,;,: year to :lf.!O 1 miD. l'lrl of lbo hJib rate en otf from tilt bqpdad ~ thll year; one mUI deer.... em S. C. IIIII .10 miD hospital thll year : r • , ·n Loci! loond· wu reduced when a mUI IIIII edneu of ..........., Eumpled lor loondod lndeOtodneu, wblcb decruae. ed t <1. ; tecrwod 1.311 .1111 decrease wu graotod oo Ullchool Dlstrlcl. Lib every- llulland vlllase allo received, Oru1e Twp. - 25.10 last mill ' -'; 0 the bonded lndebtednesa ol the eloe 111 Ill" l!llllllly, Ill IIIII o 10 miU lncreale IO< cem- year, 2.' rnilll 1hil year ; de- Le181 . ' ~ ;o ; - %1.41 loll Southern Local School dlllrlcl. vlllqe reates were allo de- e1orf levy. crea,. saiD< u Olive Twp. year, r7 1 1 "'·; is :;ear: d&ADother .10 wu taken oil u creaood .10 of a miU by lbo Bedford Twp. - 25.10 taR Leba0011 Twp. io Ealen 8. creaoo be .s-:: ~ of tho 1.311 mull ol the hospllal decreue. holpllal levy. year, 21 miU. this year: only D. - :IUO lui yeor, 25.10 thiJ bonded ind· ~ ·- .; • c1ecre.- in A raise frvm 23.10 mllll last An lDcreaoe front :If mllll to dlonc• wu JO of a mill de- year. Southern L year to 1111.90 this year bu been 26.90 mllll 11 reconlod In Rut.- croue oo bospital levy. Clletter Twp, - 28.10 mills 8olam Twp. - 24.110 lui year reconlod In Middleport due to laQI, Tho .10 ol o miU lncreaee ·Eulmo Dlllrlct of lui year, 2$.50 this year. 23.50 mills this year ; .deoreas- TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN Legal WarLoomslnRail Featherbedding · Rules · rot. They are lighter, mor. oomfortable. And the new ~~oubstance Ia waterproof, 10 moisture cannot damage It. Allother festure - which molhel'll especlally like - is that the non-skid sole and You aet all tbla Hfe·of.the-shoe durHbility plu. the other advant.age• de1cribed above (If Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy , , • an eutsttndlnt value) MEN'S 6! TO 12 ~~~ BOYS 8! TO 6 PAIR ROUSH'S SHOE STORE eCANDY MIDDLEPORT OHIO Never Before ••• 6 CYCLE * 2 SPEED DEPENDABLE e IN HOSPITAL Guy Buo;h is in a hospital at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Hi s DUTTON DRUG CO. These Features is U.S.Y.A.A., versity Drive Hospital, Iburgh ••• sc• the dependable au(amatics BIG CAPACITY WASHER ~~~~~~~ at these prices! Leaf Schedule 316.Pictures Controls {! Multi·Cycle AI·Fabric Cool, FOR BOTH [ Cobinet Protected Against Rust .' ;,e : ..... "Trade Away Your .............. pror•a Tiley Just Wash Away" - • oga1111t .sta• eea- China Won't Give Up Strip ~ On Northwestern Frontier wUIIIo _ , . -~~~ "Old Maytags Nev• congressman-elect de- commlttee membon, IDol c.o11ouod oa Pllp Two) a $1110 merk 1!1"8nl. .~ ............ llolllood - The scribed the duties of ~'-_~~ Zinc-Coated WITH TRADE Dlt Is !lthounced · •.. By Mayor Of Lungs On Wednesday Fully Auromotic, Fully Flexible .95 101011 ....... ......._... 10, Pa., Room S Easl. Shopping Center ................................................ IT'S A BREEZE WITH FLAMELESS ELECTRIC DRYER tSP&D .......... ......... ....... Uni· Pitts--1 Fire Continues • To Ravage MULTI-CYCLE 1Z ALL FABRICS MAYTAG --------· ..--........ ...._.... BUY THE PAIR .......... ......... ......._.,.._ .... leaal Leape. Christmas Your ,_.................. ...................... PAIR ROCHESTER, N. Y. (VPI) - '1111 Amerlcu Al100!otloJI wao dltoolved today wileD Ill Uve remalolDJ lrlndloeo ...,. dlatrlbutod • ....., tlie lllterllalloDal a a d Pacific Ceall IOqaeo to Iorin lbe If. 1o1m Triple A cltellllll. Denver, Otlahom1 Clt;'1nd Dallu-Forl Worlh Wlft llkl· od to ... PacHic CeaR LeaIll" IIIII. lodlaaapollo IIIII 1J1. tie Roet joined lbe lateraat.- Troubles -Get Dtpentlablt llavcilvlng Filter Snaps Out, Filtn AllAIRin llrJw Maytagsu NEW ELHI IUPD-The C.m· the ludiaDt move hock lllto 0111 Chinese will not give up territory from which Pekiut of 8111 part of Ladakh oo troops are I"I!IIIOved• aorthwesl frontier wbeu The r.,.;gn )llDiatry stateml!lll bqia their scheduled with· came 81 the. United States ID4 dra.wal Dec. 1, the Foreign Min· Britain appeared to be matm, 1 said today. major effort to ..,.lve lbo,dllf.... Foreign Mlnistry spokesman ences betweeu· lndia and Patlstu this waa the tenor of the ln the face of tbt CommuniSt Chi-li"clarificallloa''" of the Red cease-- nese thrta&. and negoUatlollll proposals Duncan SIDdy 8 ltish secrehad ~n asked by New tary £or common~ relation~, I--.c•lv•olaad wbieh now have been made o llUl'prise fllghl L>oek to ,' I" here from Peking. New Delhi from Rawalpindi this 'l1le apokesman eald tho clarili- mornlug and beld 111 hour Jooc the Chinese talk with Miniater lbe line of actual con- harlol NOhML • of with the line <i con- Tbe IUb8lanco <i tho Ialit ,... they hold today." kepi s8ero\ but 1 dl!potoh lrom ct.U Pollee Con1HI Rawalp!a\li·quotod o "'Dablo PotThe ChiDes<! oaid this control vl"!!JJI ....ftoo. II ll)'ing "oOmt be malD!alned by clvU po- thiDa hlg 11 happening." . , ·"!' . and they have .--ved tho Saadyo· 11'11 expected to ~ .( to resume their olta<U If to P~ f1iaiJbL , ~ _· . 1ca,:::.;meana 1• THE MA YTAG SPECIALIST Phone SP 3-5592 Mason, W. Va. are Prime Jaw• . , .f �) The Dilly Sentiaat I of the past lew days underlines markedly the close neigh· borly cooperation of our peoples from West Columbia upriver to Graham Sta· lion (and beyond) and Meigs county, prinCipally Pomeroy-Middleport-Racine· Syntu~e. The disappearance and subsequent discovery In the Ohio River of Mrs . Ora Mae McFarland, and .t he fire that des· troyed the bome of George P. Connolly, and tlle lives of Mr. Connolly and b i • wife's nephew, brought Into action the pubUc services of Meigs county, even of Gallia county, in a sense. It is fair to say, perhaps, that when oui West Vir&inia nei&hbora of those communltlea want something done they tblnk flrlt of us. That pleases us. Here II why: When ICUba divers were needed to help tn the search for Mrs. McFarland, there wu no satisfaction In requests to Welt Vlrclnla officialdom. Our local Pa· trol Poll responded at once, aendin& Ita BY 'ETER EDSON own trained diver and two others brought in from Portsmouth and Chilli· cothe. Their work: was crowned wit h success. Ear Her, the Pomeroy emergency-rescue unit helped the U. S. Coast Guard search - purely on hunches that. even· tually paid off - for the McFarland au· tomobiie m the cold, swirley waters of the river. The Pomeroy unit was on hand again Tuesday when the car and body were found. Tragedy came hard upon the heels of tragedy In Mason county, as early Wed· nesday morning two lives ended in the fire two miles above New Haven at the Connolly house. Again, New Haven fire· men, needing help, called upon the Porn· eroy emera:ency-rescue unit, and it responded. These recent acta signify the friend· Hness and cooperation between our communntes. We expect this spirit to grow In month• and years to come. WASHING'JV)~ - t NEAl First chance to see if there really ia a new and more relax.. ed Rusaian foreign policy in tho wake of the Soviet pull-back of misaiJes in CubP will come at the disarmament and nuclear test ban conferences resuming in Geneva. Chairman Nil< ita Khrushchev is not Pte only Russian who has been making public •tatemenla in support of disarmament and 1 teat o.n. Signal> that t h t Ru.ssia"" are at last willlni to talk seriously about peace have been coming from Soviet diplo. mats farther down the- line at United Nationb , in Washington and in Moscow and western Eu1'Upean capitals. The possibility of another Sovlet deception is alwayo pot!· sibJe, of cuurse, but ~tfttr sov. iet · Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko dellberatdy deceived President Keunf!(ly of the offensive nature bf Russir.'a aid to Cuba , it is considered ie~s like.. I) that the Communists can get away with another major deception so soon. The Cuban mistake 4!08t the RusiiDJ 1o0 mon II 1011 PI'"' tic• amoaJ t:Je Nert AUantk: Tre1ty eoaalriet ud die Or· pallllttoa of AmeriHit S&a&et fol ony qale~ ropeol. In Latin America. even 10me of the lert·wineers a~eem to be abandoning ..:ulro. The mlullt blse picturu convinced them. JUST HOll nRMLY I h e western European nations are committed to suppor. Amorican firmness sgsht~t Ruula lbould bo developed at the N,.TO Council of Mlnlltm meeting in December. If the western European gov. ernmentl belieVe tha~ 1 n e w ert. of reined East-West rela. tioru. is already at hand, they · th st 1o ...h. n.ay contm1.1e e pa s u.,... off of their responsibilities to NATO, now that the Cuba criJ.. is has ended. Tbe guarutee tba.. Raslla wm eonlinue on a ~outte ef good international relations eaa come onJy dlroup IUIIaiDed weslei'D ttrmaess. KILGALLEN THE CELEBRITIES Wilt J>Lmey is about to make big mo· vie newa. He's notified the Johnston Of· flee that hiJ company Ia atepping out of the Important Motion Picture Assn. of America for reuona highly interesting to the rest of the film industry ..... Grief stricken Peggy Lee almost didn't go on at Basin Street Ea!ll when she heard of tht sudden death o! Morty PaUtz, the record executive who had been auch a great lnfiutnct on her early career. Thoy'd been close friends through the years! and II was Marty who recorded her c ualc "Why Don't You Do Right?" with Benny Goodman many seasons ago, lighting the fuse that skyrocketed her to the stars. Pt18Y paid him a sad trl· bute, then went on to do a strol!g per· formance, in the best show business tra· d!Uon. Sal Mineo's close pala are betting he'lllly adieu to the bevy of beauties In his date book and stroll to the altar with .Jill Hawortb sooner than most people exrect ' ' ' ' liollywood's worst kept sec· re Is the romance of a top new smging· dmctng·actlng star and a very, very big flicker producer , , Gene Kelly, who has plunged Into dlrectlna on a fulltlme scale, made film Industry news in Pari• the other day by signing a beautiful Eu· raslan girl named Mil!Jouko lor the fern· inlne lead In hiJ next production-a mu· steal to be aet in the French Alps. Gene hopes to land l!ln& Crosby as the pic· ture'aatar. .UWy Sentinel, Po~Ut!roy -.\tah.tit'!JUll, v . 1 w~ . •u , t ... u..::.,) Kllru!ltelleV's --.11e .,........ W&) P• oblelll! _ internal u well as witb ill allies _ Russia lise hu both kindl ol probleml. Tho UnitOd Slota would rather have lib problema than RUI ;JI'a. Tile llutb!Jty of .Amerlcu foreip polic)· bas eome tbroagb weD after 1 lfi'Delllla lelt 01 dll CUba crisis. A little over 8 28' Abele credits Committeemen Sophomores Of Southern Set oy Meeting Held OT uesday . p ~~-'c"isil(io"'n~on"__'nl1JuLl'ciLl'e!Uar:..._cdLl'ep~l~oym~e~n':t-~~to~regr~o~u'!'p~,~is~no~l:_bein~ · ~g~ov::e~r·:_~~are:::_Y:..:•::t_:!o::_:he_:..:r_:.•so=lv.:;ed=·~-:::-- Racine Legion Auxiliary Plans Food Baskets Pomer WCTU . Ur. issue in the immediate fu. ture . It is clear there will be oo negotiation! on Berlin untd the CUba situation Ia cleared up, and many elements of that un- Cl b M I ered secouduy. clear. 'lbe poaslbllity that 11 II a draw play, aivl.ng him Ume CERTIFIED OIL CO. C d On, Meetm Hundreds of TOYS and GIFTS g TOYTOWN SALE , Efa Ph'G roup Planning Party G'I E h t ange Y 28' Cube Steak Or Minute Steak. Made From Boneless Round a much older man. lb. 99c CHUCK STEAK __ ,•. 69c SLAB BACON lb. CERTIFIED OIL (0. =i:i;Pii:oii:mo~ro::;y~~is~to~ta:k:•~•~gu~e~st~.liiiiNiiiW-1 Ier0in~g::!by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapt,. of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority ~:~%~rl~~~:t~~~ Fabric Shop •s 3rd ~~!~~.:: 1 n~;,' ~~r: 1 eTHURSDAY eFRIDAY GROUND BEEF - - - -- -· lb. 39c SAUSAGE SPRY SURF rolls SHORTENING - SOAP POWDER llEG. SIZE 3 .<~~. 69c Valley Bell READY CASH $100 . .. ssoo . '. $2000 Gal. Jug 79c CANDY-CANDY-CANDY - · · - ;.:,,. 01odt to ovtt you. ,., 42 DiHerent Kinds To S.lect\From JonlltiJH, roo: • Shell Pe1nuts eMixedNuts . '"'-• •· · a ~~~.J co; •• r :. ~ '" ..~ ' 'l, ,~--"' ,.~ .,.. ... .. •,,. , .. . , ' ' I ., •. , . • ' 1Jeer and Wine ca,.,.Out ,, ' ( ~,._' ,. . ... : ..... __ _..._ ,.__;.__.,_ .... ~ .... #•-JJo.:.iA ''_.r~ "- -.,:.~-- ....... - -......_ • - • , .. - eW•Inuts eLots of Dry Fruits For Your Holid•y Fixing ; .bsLM!Intt.t ,,; ""'l. "'.. ., "~~ ,..., '....; _...._, "",.. ,_. ,.. , r - --. Jmportant Javinp on for Christ.mu • • , vacuum 7 $1 VII - · Do,...ltlo . 1ft, wac.Plllt lf_,ce 1912. WI •Mertitflil 1M .,...,.t it .. lrloMif lng. ~leaners, our N ,.... ""' ,., fait ...,,..,... .,... . ..., ,.,...... .. ' .... - event to do your Christrna1 sew· •s' FRESH MILK .......... """ . . . ""' - --lant ~e- ..... - . J&vlngs quality fabrics just in time EVAP. MILK ONIONS 3 lb. cello bag 25c POTATOES, unclusified 50 lb. 1.19 ......... annual bringin• 1pecial nvin&• on 4~••• S1 IISCUITS, 10 to pkg. ___ 10 boxes 99c lilllt .... ~ . .. - An See the complete Sin&:er line Carnation Pet Wilson's 19 Students Join Up With Latin Club NOVIMSER 29·30, DN 1 Singer Iewing machines, too. • of "-ca, tbo by tbo baby lho VGI'Ia lho ...nb~J. eSATURDAY .3 S1 PURE PORK typewriters. U•e Laoy·Aw•y Plan, Easy Sinrer Tertru1. Help Ul eel•· brate, Jet bit NVin&Sl FABRIC SALE! Reg. 59< Drip Dry Frult-Of.Th•Loom Prinll yd. 39< 1.91 POMEROY, OHIO I • ' From pure luxury to pure performance, JOUr Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Center cowers all lite hases! ' ., - ........ . :!... , •• • -~o' ~ ' ' •••• _, ~ ... ''. ··~ . llow's this (or variety? The Jet-smooth '63 Chevrolet, Iuxurioua enough to beat at extra cost) that makes the aporty Corvair Monza secolld only to the aU. more expeDRive.,..,.. at their own game (and 1... upkeep, too, in the bargain) ••• the new Chevy II, all BPiffed-up to make aaving more fun ••• a new lJiO.hp Spyder package (optional new, all-out Corvette Sting Ray for exciting goiug, With four l!lltirely differ• ent kinds of new cara like thele to choose from, you can seewhyjustpickingyour'63 Chevrolet is a ball by itself! The maAe more people d•pend on Nineteen new members were initiated. They were Dixie Cir, Larry Circle, Charles Cle· land, Pamela Davis, George Diddle, Jim Diddle, Janice Hoback, Linda Imboden, carolyn Lips('{lmb, Ernie Miller, Beverly Price, David Sheets, David Bill Zerkle, George Lynn Mallory, Clarence Other members attentllng were Roger Adams, David Gox, Gloeckner, Marsha MorIn, Clarice Norris, Nancy Parker, Isabel Pickenn, Larry Price, Susie Price, Diana Rou!lb, Faye Roush. Eleanor Schneider, El· Taylor, len Shuler. Jocelyn Toney. Sammi Yates, ~.~: Oiler, Juanita Smith, LeI Brewer, Rick Sargeant, il l 1000 McNickle, Roberta Chaun· 1 1''er, Bob Essington. Club Is planning a daymeeting once a ·month and a parenta' night next spring. 21 Reg. 2.19 Orion Acrylic Flbra Vlocosa Royon _ yd. 1,69 SINGER SPECIALS liNGER ILANT..Q-MATIC TAILI NIDOIL IN ILDND - - - - S A V I Unci Singor Foathorwelght Reponftoocl Spertan by Sinter Unci Premier 700 Deluxe "C( HilL Pamperocl Colton• & Robatt Prl1111, yd. 69c Reg. 2.91 & 2.69 BEN FRANKLIN ~~·j Sharon Theiss, Cathy Reg. 89c Drip Dry Skirt Lontlha _ . Studeatt Seut Imide 1-U eal The Latin Club of Southern School met at the h i g h 1 ""'~' building November 16 to annual Initiation of n e w ~ Rog. 1.39 Drip Dry Cotton Solin yd. 91< Reg. 49c Fut Color Waohablo Prlnll - · 3 ydo. $1 ;:iey, president, conducted the meeting Tuesday . A donation of $5 was made the Meigs County Tuberculosis Association and it was announced thal the next meeting would be held on Dec. Jt, Mrs . Thomas Scally gave the cultural program. "Art 0 f Dres..1,'' and refreshments were served by Mrs. Joe NeweU and Mrs. Richard Hovatter, 39c FRESH Pltl FEET - - - -- 7 lb. 1.00 FRESH NECK BONES _ __ 5 lb. 1.00 , At Low, Low Pricesl I OPEN EVERY DAY Those laughs and bravos you hear comins from Greenwich Vlllaae emanate from Bon Soir and ar.e caused, dellb· erateiy, by the marvelously •any team of Betty Kean and Lew Parker. Their sketch of a not-too-happlly married cou· pie celebrating a wedding anniversary In a nl~ht club ranks as a classic, and now they re doing hilarious sr,oofs on "Cleopatra," "West Side Story' and "Whate~­ er Happened To Baby Jane?" Betty s mimicry o! Bette Davis Is priceless, and Lew Is always in complete command of the acl's timing and the audience. They're a "must see" ... Jill St. John, estranged bride of Lance Reventlow, has been making the New York rounds with ~_ SAN BQ RN I SIMO·N'S ness. - ... ..... ... ...-.,. ,., B H 1• millionaire husband recently, won't be an extra woman for very long after her divorce y,roblems are solved. The chap walling or her to be free I• a former New York detective, Danny Moran, currently headed for the real estate busi· • • Hostess for u ee •ng pur- j ·. Today the situations are re. vened. It is not expected that Khrushchev will press the Ber· to About M 'ddf eporf Mrs Ch apman Is' month ago, aU effort was beiDC play alon1 with, for 1be time ~lag. After all, he dh.. b 1 e k Dinner Before Meeting 1 eoncentrlted oa llow tl baadle tbe Khrubcbev tllreat of a Ber· 6n lbowdawu. CUba was eensid- state- r Around And . !lOA.Mrs . All<e Clark 1 thil altuallon iJ beJng aummarized is to say that l rbile the United Sra~• has ita JDeat tbat h ordered withdrawal of llaa•la• ollooalve weapout from Cu.ba beealose be Is a mo of pace is a •Ill&~ that lbe U.S. 11 appalently willillb Potluck r· tio~~ ----,1 1ento, Mr. •oo '"'".:.H. Jolln- 1., "'"' ""'" ,,,.,. "' '"' wtet- l,k" ·~ ,_____ lest of th... 'i\ Jnllllt'f camptr~~ "'' raii.O program ,,,. " ·' vnuth of lho Til•. MLddleport Litemv ("luh w~re "" dJ<pla• . home last week from C<Jiumbu< ··h""'"' . . . rnt>t illt.."finP.~ay afternoon at rhe program of tht aflll"rnoon where she walt vr~rllnlil: her A 6:30 potluck dmner pre- Pllals. ~ru.! tr.~ the X(•flul ~d_er Dr An~HI M!'~· f"r , whr~ . rt'- the hom!! of Mrs . Warlt>r Wad - was a ff'\' rew of the ~JoOk ·· The I daughter, Mn . Mddrf'd Mt! WERE IHNNt;R GUF..ST! ceded ~e regular meeting of ans Chi ldren s Home lor Chrrst turned r:~ent_Jy from rnr_ssron- _dell with 18 m...,bers respond- Dupontli " wrilted by Max Dor. . . burn . Mr111 . Clark lo'>t all hrr \1r and .~1r-; Clrfford Holte1 the Ladle! AuxllUtr:y of Dr~w mas . Money tor these grfls was ar~ serv 1ce m Jndta . Will be 1ing to the roll ca ll with a 14111 . RJven hy Mrs. George V1s1tors m tile Albert Roush t pvssession:o~ in the fire last wt't'k and Mr and Mrs t.A:Irl p Webster Post Amencan Leg1on derived from the poppy sale in guest speaker at the Congre- Thanksg iving Thou«ht A 1 8 0 ILasker home over the pa11t weekend m Pomreoy C · nd f S · 1 ~ay evening. May . Named to purchase and ! gational Christian Church of ., present were thrH- gu~sU Mrs The ~eview whit·h was to have were their children , Dale and Rev Ma~ln Dow ~n local /oss ad amJ Y spe~~ atu; Mrs . David Cummings • pre&prepare for mailing the gifts I LanRsville th is coming Sunday R · · M · Sherman • Mrs · iam~ 1been aiven by Mn · Ben Phil- : Judy of• . Columbus.. Mr. ,a n d and Re. ••..' n.ulft: n - L.-rt Cards<: ..· n' d Mr""· Marsy als.arrv mneHrgl uest~ 0 h ' · 1 , . a o te-r tn 1 etr neVF-Ident. opened the meeting 1n were Mrs . Ben Neutzhng, Mrs morn mg. Euler and Miss Stansbury ol ·son on •· A Bndge for Passing" Mn. Jo nday Kes!<lmger (( .era\- l!:lsie Smitb were m Luncaster 1 . ·I . Sf"d h H II' rd ritualistic form . Towels were T . A. Henne ssy. Mrs . Ge~ald _ Dr .Meyer has carried on an Rutland was not heard as Mn. Philson ' dine Housh.l local , and hi~ i y~terday They are <~II mem6hi~r~-~~dinn~rm:a·~ i n 1 h:no~ 1 purchased~ make bibs tor vt-1· W1lde rmuth and Mrs . Jed \\eb- ~r.tensive ev~ngehslic program Mn . Charles Asa Brudbury Ihad to he out of town . Herre- gMrandsoLon .. Ji~ my JoedAdrnoldh. besr uf the Camp (;m·erning of ,\ trs. ChffurJ Hol ter's biftb, erans hospltab arx:l at the close ster 8r. m rLJral India for more than was in charge of the meeting view wJJI be presented at 8 Jat- n. u1se umeo an aug ·I Hoard lor the Ylethu<JI ,t church- day . Qf the meeting, they were cut ; It was det•ided to have 8 four decades. He foum!ed many which opened with the members er m~etmg. ,ter , Pat . of Columbus, Mr . a~ ~ r---"'i:{lj;-;=-;:;~;;;;:~~:-"""~:-:---iiiii•l out and distributed to the mem-1 memorial servicE" In Ma~' for new churC"hes in Madhy Pra- , giving the club collect in unison . The next meeting of the club Mrs . ~nard ~Iller and ch•l- 1 bers to make. A communicatl~n 1all deceased members the past dosh i~ central province f'"or t Mrs . Bradbury reminded the will be held on the 12th of De-, dren . Lmden , Lissa and J~ ot was ~d from Mrs. Alva Rite 1 year. A prayer written b,\ Mrs snme t1me he worked_ am~ng 1 members that names or pro:J- cember at the _ home of Mrs. 1 Huntmgton. W: Va. . _ eJtendmg best wishes to the , Stanley A. Staid\, national d 1ap. the Khonds, a hill tribe wh1ch pect1ve members are to be pre-1 M. L. french wnh the program , Mrs . Joe Bailey Will be Ill CounJt. The transfer 9f Ed ith Fox lain, was read .by Mrs . . frrnl( ~nee practiced human saeri- sented al the next meeting. !" Christmas Select~ons" to be lumbu~ toda~ ~nd tomorrow from Pt· Pleasant to the Porn· Cheesebrew. umt chaplam , fol- fl('e . A letter wa!l read from the g1ven by Mrs . Wilham Brad- ~here ~he Will_ attend a rneet1 eroy unit was received. Dr Meyer is a native of family of the late Mrs Arthur ford and Mrs. Everett Hayes. ,mg . fo.r the OhiO ~ca~lon As1 lowed by the closing ode. ~-· p u1ton, M1ssoun · · Before gotng · Carpenter lhanking ' • club Mrs. '\,Nittributrons of t5 each the ' soctat1on. . L- L ' l .Ba1\ey C HI serv. t 1 d' •- d'd h · · mg on tne ,., e<:tJOns omm111e-e · ' I th d t b I were ma e (l e u ercu OSIS DINNER GIVEN r n I~ Ut: I orne mtsslons for the remembrance sent when d f Cla . fund and to the "Yanks Who 1 wor~ m Iowa and Minnesota Mrs . Carpenter died • for the ~partment 0 ss Gave '' 1t was voted to A surprise birthday dmner an~ for several ye.ars was the The articles o{ the blind r~m te:. e;; Albert Ro h chase a record plaver and ed- ~ was served at the home of Mr I mmJster tJf the St Paul 's Evan~ which members are sellinB t• :- a d ~ rs. t ~s ' ~ - -- ~ Bee ytl an th e~ny s~~ a ,;y ucatJonal records rOr a 13 year and Mrs . Paul Justis Jn honor gelical and Reformed Church oiCI Pomeroy girl who is Jos- 1of the former's mother . Mrs Jm Trenton, New Jersey. Mrs Robert Chapman enter· ~~enM~llwl f ~mower:., s. • • 1 lng her sight. Plans were made Lucy v. Justis, on Sundav I Las~ Sunday evening a fel• tamed the Fnendly Neighbors ~rs v:rsi: Rous~· and d:~gh.JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST to attend. the birthday party Those present were Mr and l lowshJp dmner wa~ held by the , Club Tuesd.ay evemng at her ter, 8@ck . North Third Avenue . MILL ST. MIDDLIPOI.T at the Chillicothe Veterans Hos- 1Mrs Ronald Crady and ch11d- church congregatiOn at the Pleasant Ridge home. M Gy 1 H nt nd l jF;;;::=;~~~;;.;;::::;:;;;:;~:=.==:;::::=:;:;::J pita! on December 13 and to ren of MmersvJI\e, Mr and Mrs i Rutland Legion Hall I'~ or the n Dunng the busmess session d rs ' ht arne M Buemana Mathenu ii'IIIIIIIICC'IIIII('lCtCC«CCIIII:t(l(l(lll'll(t(t(4(tCt(-tlll'tl hd k f'l . aug er , rs . nme 1 ., , d I b 1 1 ohr er a ~rge Jrt ay ('a e or Jp& dt. Woldfe k am children of Prograbm a R' m eednt~! ed. " WJI· Group smging of "Sweet Hour j in charge of Mrs. Donley Rei- and sons, Gary and Jimmy of 1: 1 1 1ants .an 1•1r and Mrs Justis Jams urg es1or , e occas1on. w a s ·of Prayer ," followed with pray - bel, pre~Jd~nt , plan~ were made Leon . w Va were in Colum- 1w Jt was also voled to send and children . , shown ~ _ _ er by Mrs. G.H. Ewing, presi- for ~ Chflstmas d1nner at the bus shopping and visiting with ' : gUts to the six veterans hos. I f dent , opened the meeting of the Martin restaur~nt on December relatives recently. : ?S Of UCfS Pomeroy WCTU _Tuesday even- II followed wtth a party and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons : ENTERTAIN SON, FAMILY . FIRST I I f~rst mg at the Unded Methndtst gtlt enchange at the borne of took their daughter, Evelyn ~ QUALITY ; Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Bul . Church: Mrs . George Buchanan. who was home from ('{lUege for REGULAR i ler enterlained the ir son Ce--- tt~" · fMa;vm ~ws~\conduct- i A Light Line Union certifi- A contributi~n was made to the Thanksgiving weekend to nd h'· ··f e . e l~s- sessJOn o t e teach- lcate was ~resented to the Un- the Tuberculosis and Health As- Charleston , W. Va. last Sunday I 1 .• a 1II' IS VII e smd son. of ; ers trammg classes at the . . socialion. 11 was voted t~ place I Fmdlay, o., ovPr the Thfmks- Heath Methodist Ch h Wed· mn by Mrs . Mar~ne McDougall, where she took a plane to Bowl· j: 'li\•in• h I. . urc national director of the temper~ a wreath on the Naylors Run ing Green Ky. r 1• o !day weekend . · nesda" evenmg Th• pmgram M · I f Ch · t ' ·J · • ance. and missions department. emorJa or rJs mas . · Mr. and Mrs. Edward John~ itiiiiiliiiiiittiiittliiiiiiiiilttiiiiiiiijj ·Js bemg held to ass1st younger · were m · Charles- :• . . It was announced that temper- Games were co nd ucted b Y son and famtly people . wh~ are mterested tn ance day would be observed Mrs . Buchanan and priles were ton last week for the Thanks- w becommg Sunday School teach- m - the Pomeroy schools on Jan . awa rded to Mrs. c. E . C1ark, gvmg · · · par- •w weekend With h•s NOW IN PROGRESS ers. and also for olhers of the 22 1963 M 0 Ol' d Mrs. Reibel and Mrs. Jack --~ ~- - ---· ·- - r HUNDREDS OF TOYS AT DISCOUNT PRICES :church interested. . , . M~s- D~isy r~~s~~wer~v~:~~ Robson . Mrs. Emerson Well COMING TO MHS ~ ' Wedn~sday evenmg ~ .session to pack and .send pajamas won the door prize. Edward H. Rhine, director ., I was pnmarly on_ ba~lc funda- made by Jle members to the Refreshments were serted by of University Relations at Bowl- : Self.Service Market Pomeroy mentals of teachmg m church Christian Orphanage in Hong the hostesses to those named ing Green State University, will : • Christmas Cards • Tree Decoretl0111 sc~ls, the problems of the Kong. above and Mrs. Elwood Bowers visit Middleport High school : • Christmas Wrappings vanous ages, how to handle M All El h' Mrs . Charles Weyy, Mrs. Rob- Th d Dec 6 at 3 p m w certain situations and pre!if'.ntrs . en c mger pre. u~s ay, · _. · ·· ,. . . • . senled the program using as .ert Arnold, Mrs. Leon McKnight to d1scuss educational opportun- w • Gift Items For All Of The F•mily at10n of the Bible to children . . . nd Mr W'IJ rd R · · · d l!t · and adults of all ages. hertoptc, "DimensiOns. in a s. 1 a mes. !tie~ at .BGSU With JUmor an ~ ·~ INCLUDING THURSDAY , d 1 th she was assisted semor h1gh sch{Kil students. 1-sonnel." 9:00 to 7:00 a emee . . I i AI so d 1scusse th 'bl\'t r MISS Lucretia Genhelmer I Mr. Rhine served as a mem- ' ~ ~~~ ;~:I ~ ~~ 1 0 regu· led the devotions taken ber of Bowling Green's admis- ;i SATURDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 :,~•' CJ>,r--.f, '• ' '. . ~.-.~ e rammg sessions. Psalm 103, Mrs. Robert Warn. slons staff before hi~ appoint- ~ 1 FIRST and Miss Nelle Bing. ment as direetor of University w NO FAT-NO WASTE QUALITY The Christmas meeting wl\1 I XC Relations. He is a graduate of w REGU be held at the Federated Plans for "a Christmas party Ohio Universit~· where he was LAR Church on Dec. 14 with Mrs . and gifl exchange Dec. 20 at an admini strative stp.ff member ~ PHONE WY 2-3498 Phil Williamson in charge the home of Mrs. Richard Raw· for six years. ~.,.. . .,.,.,.,.,.••••••••IIIJIJtltJta»~""'"""'~"'!~~~~~'!! the program and each member lings were made '1\Jesday even- - --· · COMMUNITY p 1 r t 1 lddership conference In Mos. evw hu put far mor .. emphalis on the weakness of Rulstr 's internal oconorn)' than it nt t on the international aitua.. IT SEEMS TO Bl! •I reed there can be no western relU· 1tion on Be:rlln or an)'thinl else until a dilarmament pact is mgned, aealed and executed un· cter lDipect.u;n. On tho loll ban, the RusslanJ tu.ve talked much about new, automated monitoring stations. The Uolteo Sialet hal DO such (h,YlCOI, ~alter time tbe RU!IIaruL hive boeo uked to ptrmit inspection of their inatnJ.. ments. None llas beel'l shown 10 fatr. The time for the Russlanl to put up or shut up wiU be at the Geneva talks. tsook ~eviewed By Mrs. George Las her FOr L.1ferary C/ UbEvent MiSSIOnary I o Spea k DUrmg . Sunday Service Drew WebSt er AUXI.,.lOry Held ~~ lor NATO. Thio hu been dt. c ..ssed for ever I year wtthaut decialvt action. dOWn from • war. Why he did this Is sttb A NATO show of Ioree Ia consktered important •• a Rignal to Moscow· Thia inciudet 1 de. Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting Family Of Nine Dies When Fire Wrecks Frame Home ly DOROTHY Q., Nov. 29, 11162 Soviets' Real Intentions Question Mark Co-Operation Spelled Out 'l'be lnlic events 2-J.>atly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, WASHINGTON COLUMN COMMINTATING .- · EDITORIALLT $20 only 64.45 39,60 lust 29.60 Th@ .#abric Shop Singer S.les & Service 115 W. Second WY 2·2284 Pomeroy DRAWS OWN TICKET GLEN RIDGE, NJ CUPil The CtH'l!!bral Palsy Rehabilitation Institute held a drawing for an automobile ednesday night and • woman turned the w~ng tick~ et over lo Charlet McCarthy, the president of the board of trwltees, to read aloud "You won't believe this," said the 1omewhat flusteffil McCarthy, "but the Willlltl' ia Charles Me- '&3 CORVAIR MIINZA CLUB COUPE-Lets your whole family get into the sports-car act. Ad aloui•Go rtiUt lilt~• a~ rocrxdlllbum o(klp lllf/rls and hits and ... (fwrentko/t) dl,.,.,t Alndt of..,. ol '/OUf Clwrrolot dollllf's- '6.'1 Chovrolo4 Chery ll, C-r ond C<>m/t. POMEROY MOT OR COMPANY POMEROY ' wv 2·1121 w '• �' THE SPORTS DESK - .... ........... "Y .... "' . . . . . . . . . ,. .. ......... . 't ., ~ .......... -. ..... ..... ..... . y ........... .. ............. , . . ., . ' ... Falcons Will Field "eight, Experience On Cage Court ...,' Pro]' -t Contributi'ons DonaUona are at111 beiDJ accepted for the HJcb Athletic Boosters• project to build dresii!IJ room faciUUeJ under the foothill atadlum. Do you feel thla II a worthwblle Interest? If so, contribute to the proJect by maiUIIJ a check to Booster Vice President Frlllk \V, Porter, Jr., If the old Jretnback re· posltory wllllllnd lt. Ar. a result of the aeveral hundred letters that malled out to PHS alumni, some donaUona already been returned. A former Pomeroy Pentber attached the note with his contribution: "Encload find a &mall contribuUoo. Wlah It could havo been '100. "I had the honor of playing ID tho flnt pme played on the new field and I was quite proud of It, th~n and now. I remember wishing at that time that we had dre&a· lng rooms under the blea•hen and am happy to soe tho BOOsters taking on the project. "Athletics owes a aroat debt to your Jl'OUP for the time and effort put Into such projects." ~· UJed quite a Falcon card for two I, ~· ~~ ·n reserve 1ames, are SandyvUle, fdo, Po lloaltt ~uspan, Jerry Powell. Middleport, ~;"'~\..... •' a... Surface, Paul Maynard, Ravenswood, • • ..,...y, 11 • Dennto Foreman. Pomeroy. n~ alfay, at PolllOfOJ The Sandyvllle game o The schedule follows: ~~~~~Tuesday opens a 2~ game slate Dtcembel' C, Sandyvllle, arreD wtll ollrl d a JiiH" for Wahama Including an home; :· lla!uwl, away, II 31 Wm teal al 7 p. tL ru contest ocheduled for P .m.), U, llalland, !lame; ~~pill will ollrl her Zl, tbe day ofter II, Middleport, komo; II, 117·• m. Bunn .lllltlud, any; It, Par'- -~ wtll starl at 1:31 , New clubs on the Falcoo barr C.lholle, !lame, Zl, m. All oilier pmea will schedule are Warren, Lo- AJomnt, !lome; It, p.llrl I foal .. 1 ::.'i;;;'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cal, and Parkersbur1 any. • ' Each will he played once. On Juaary «, Raelna, !lame; • II, Ballalo, any; II, Rav· average dipped to • diJapjpoiDI-1 •••wood, boiiiO; II, Racine, tng .:w laat ....... away; 15, HIDIID, home; !9, Bro';fll atresoad that the llllveaawood, away. ROCHESTER, N Y mPil - day opan r.r the !...wheeling PI· age and first basem •.,... ,edl••tely ure ol· Hoak, ohortotop Dick 1 . .:FeiJru:!:::ary~~~·.,Bt~pl~ey~,~h=•m:;e:J.:=:::::::=: Pittsburgh Pirates publicly rates aod left second baseman cho Herrera, who "' end ftut baseman Dick Stuart it lhaiWd 35-year..ld Don Boak lor Bill Mazeroakl the only remaining wu assigned to COiumbua o! within tha put 10 days wao "a job waU done" Ieday and aant member of Pilllburgh'i cllaln· lnterna~Ollll Leagua. predicted on a him packing to lho Pblladelphio pionohip Infield. Pralle Boot Jll&hly special youth movement. PbiiUu In a trade which all but Considered by many as the Plrat. lllliD811r l>aaDy In addilloo to Savage, the tha break"'P o1 their player who per11011ally led the PI· taugh and General Manager ralel acquired pllcber Do '""' world ch&mploD&hip inlieicl. ratea to theft world title two yearo L Brown both ware proloaa SchwaB and catcher Jim · Hoak'o tr&llller to the PhiiUeo ogo, Hoak went to the Pblls In their praise of Boat eveD from the Boston Bed Sox and waa the third deal wttbio a 10. eJOhange lor outfle- Tad sav- the fiery third bauma•'• lion CardweU and lnlield-11 ~.1 from the during tl!elr t'raill~g MASON - Your returning auard; and Dick Tonnant, J.IO court; JDell o•• .tx feet toll lolb!nnen wtii!Qflll the nucleus pord. two bad< court men, both ol the White Fakon All four lettermen ·are sen- whom are. abto to bit the kln8 !HJfi wlltch opens Its lors, but there La a cbance that shot. Har~~taves, who saw a lot " at home aaalnst Sandy· the starting five wiU COD9ist of ol acUon last seaaon with the BY . BOB WING£'1'1' on Tuesday evening, 0. Jewell, Yonker, Hararaves, Jim varsity, is harp on bia one hand leaiiMI llperll Wrllw ice~nber 4. Bird and Pbil Smith. Bird, 6-1, jump shot. 1~----~-~~--~--=~---•JO:He::ading the foursome lo and Smith H, are both junior&, Other boys expected to see Yonker &-1 forward who ohowed a lot of promise actiOn are Nick Howard, 6-0; wu one ol 'west ' •aoreserves laat seaSOII, and In Bobby Roush, 5-7; and Gale ·"" .,., ICOI'ers laat seaaon. so lar this season. Shrimplin, 6-3. Howard La a by bfg BU! Jewell, Such a starUng Uneup while the other two ~ ~ Cbarlie Har~~taves, the Falcons three who will S .u ""' Boosten Are A""'eptJn'g, Y- ,..,.-r-...,. ........ 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Yw llreteh boa . adua1Iy ~tre~es •IWlce ..J~, f~n&tl' .,lfUIJRJM:,.,,. ·:~r.n~.~IWP i• iittlti It "$11.'85:0r 'u Jauch 11 $100. anr otraiD fOU. $37.88.OIOJOU orlflO , ~O!F- ·~· 18· .14oi~. fo<. ...,. ' ·'" . . IAHR ClOTHIERSI Middleport STIFFI.E'R'S STORi In POMEROY .. Tilt IIIW.II& POI.IUI DID' ELECTRIC lYE IAIID CAMERA • 14;95 ·-·-.- II. At :·. mbach HardwoN ... Wrestlers To Exhibit Skill In Point City JARMA~UHOES-THI MOST PiniNG GIFT Ally .,.. on )'Our illt list wilt be highly pleased ·wttb Jarman~, fM be will get diltincti.ve atylin& 1nd top crafts. IDAnlhip--i.a.d "frlendline• of fit" for extra.pleasant -walking, (If you don't know his alae or think he'd rather ~elect Ilk ahoe1 btmaelf, we have Jana.an a:lft certllicate1.) HEAVY DUTY SAW _ _ $69.95 Other JariiWII!t, 9.95 to 15.95 - _;, · '... HARTLEY & BENNETT, POMEROY lttctrto r- SABER SAW _ · -- - - - $19.95 DRILLS------ $15.95 up hmtroy Wolter I - • - Jlevolutionary new cup~ mate BoontOnw.are 'better- tba1 ever! New STAIN-FREE Cupa are absolutely guaranteed in writing agalnat ooffee and. tea ataioa and to retain original color. Theae eett ctome witb aU the other f.amoua Boontonwart: benefit• - extr1 melamine for supreme break r&&islance, permanent patterns and colon, . diJb.. WHher aafe, written ruarantee a&ainat brea.taae. Come iQ. 1ncl ehOOie yours DOW! any light without worrying •boU:t expomre and ;,ou don't even bave to foeua. Juat prese three buttons, pull tbe tab and wait 10 aeconda for your finished 3¥4" x 414" print. AccessorieJ aren't n~ed . Everything, including 1 flaabeun, II built in. DUTTON DRUG CO., Middleport 45-Pf- HrYfco lor I - Yloltft,lbadow- ""' RtllllsNnn -··-··--······--·-- - · ·· -· only lUI MOORE'S STORI ·IN POMEROY ' ... '·' ~-'r>-" SOLDERING OUN KIT - - - $7.95 .... .-.. .• '" . Everything. For The Hunter ancl Sportsman L-------------~. 1 . ' Y!lllr TELEPHONE. ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY for big room cleanin1. When you're throueh, touch the toe control and the cord winda itseir:up out or lliibt. DoY· ble action cleaning unit adjust. automatically tQ rugs and bare fifJOr, Upholltef)t. no7:de, duKing brw.h, erevi.ce tool 1Dd waH and floor bruab ride piggy bac.t in cronventeot oareyma ..ddy . .-.1111. Other model• $39.UG up. .-•. ---.::.. . 16.95 G1llrl!ltatd lor IJOU· be waltlna. Pun out only a1 mucll eord as you ~ , , up to 20 feet NOW .... BETTER THAN EVER ~Wfeet pi4!turea in 10-aeconda &u~ticaHy-tbat'fl w'hat JOu &et 'with the Polaroid J66 Camera. It leta you shoot .tn ~ Ever1thlna "'" """ ltr ,..~ ' " ' . , . . ~ off old bills. CORD DISAPPEARS AT A TOUCH 01' YOUR TOEI · '•.;: Wtllfl lltctrlc hwtHd SANDER & POLISHER _ 1110fteY.Y!ill PUSH-BUnOfol SIMPLICITY H & R FIRESTONE, Middleport 28' Need money Give us 1 call. . Buy new ckllhu, a "' . Here you Clllllnd one ol the most complete IIDe of power tools, balld tools; and sporting equlpment. Sbop ben lor your baDdJ man or sportsman. 6~" • .. ..... . .1 ,. • •' . ltBMIIfGTOfol MoolL 870 ''WINGMASTIR;. SHOTGUN . . . You eive the greal outdoon when you give I nnr Thll :Ebersbach Hard':;are : "!'! ., 300 W. Second St.-WYandotte 2·2111, Pomeroy _,,·)j ,. "Everything In Herdware" )It I! . ~ • W-.MIInSt, STATESMAN MODEL 2300 HIGH FIDELITY TAPE RECORDER • Cbristmaa wby not present the hunter or ahooter OD~lqtll' list with a Remington Model 870 "Wingmaiter/' light, atreamlined, here's a pump >Mtion · .shotlua u..t feature• instlnti.J changeable barrels, Add ex.tra bantlta fOr all t)lpea of.huntint:. Priced tom $811.95. ftit.. EIERS~Cit HARDWARE, Pomeroy . " o- t-lllatuNort ,_Now Until Chrhtmn. "-' ' .I 'l'he Stat.e.srnan tape recorder is designed for -compact port.. · GIVE MANHAnAN ."iIIMIIASISA~IOR"_ DtiRTS .Amb111ador 11 the luurioqa new, pure fH»Ih Manhattan ehirt of 100 per cent Supinta(r) cotton •. tht' · ,h~~~~opqaetof .eottona. Ambuaador lhlrt.t are tmootb·- an~.f!:.t . ,. ,Iona wear~g aod luatrou.:· Qua1ity tailored: 'ta . · lm!COIOi',. IDd oolla.n. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE, Pomeroy ability and lim.pUcity of operation. It feature. hro speeU PJ1 opeak•r, fuU tlcklity recording head, pta,. S", G", ·and 7•• reeJt; on-off vohne control, 1 hand-held fi'J<Ie-r.ance m~ phone; fast-forward, rewind, play and stop ..-atlona eoatrolled by one push-puU lever. Carryfnl welabt 01 li& pouoda. HADE IN AIIERlCA. . - 3loi ood 7\l ipo, a powerful amplifier, • t" INGELS FURNITUR£. MkWieJtwt ·•' �,..-. ·.· . . - .. : News, Events LIHie Boys' COORDINATED SLAX & TOPS Sizes 3·7 THE SHOE BOX MIDDLIPOU ' This Beautiful SPECIAl WINTER TIRE 2 all·n•w IYLOIS Our Low Price ON THE $1.10 FRONT Rifle Cleonlng Rod _ _ __ ' Pickens Herdwere SALE! 2 WI ITER PDR I.Aft MODeL CAll OWNeRit full set of 4 for · • RETREADS ON THE REAR tax and your recappable tiNL Add $1 each for gloaming whitewall •• what we sell. Goodye•r'a ,,.. t economy tlr.. the AII·WMihor .a wllh nolllllvt '1\illyll h- Rutland Furniture lnforctd ,_bber Ia RUTLAND, OHIO lllo IN04. Phone SH. 2-4811 ANOTE OF THANKS ' ! • l ' Raue&cled witb Suburbanite tftld lo .... IIIIi• 'lilt Ill• oil llllllliW 1J 8IL M .... --~ ISHt - .. .. d••ip and Good· yeu'a toua:her ,.. -rubber. NEW HAVEN, W.VA. EAR i ,., RIZER OIL COMPANY The Board of Directors, The Medical Staff . NO MONEY DOWNI EASY PAY TERMSI FREE MOUNTINGI l>q-lllllllow Terry Grocery Remains Tops In Independent We handle all sizes of tanks lor bottle gas. We service - TO SOMEONE IN OUR 1lln'l noiHrw • 1o..., • ...,_ ._ • • ... ilopolllllo 1111 ....... - . . . . Ill lilt-.. ,.. ... .. tl•o& 7.50 X 14, 6.70 X 15 'f'IUI MAlON, W. VA. HOME OWNED & OPERATED and the Personnel of Meigs General Hospi· NEW HAVEN, W. VA. YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE PHONE WY 2·2101 tal wish to offer sincere thanks to all who POMIROY, O, helped us move our ~tlents and equip· ment during the recent fire. Special thanks to Mr. Tompkins and the Kroger Company for the use of the parking lot; to Henry Ewing and the Emergency Squads for transporting patients; the Ath· ens Messeng11r for Providing Room for the Office Records; the U. S. Coast Guard personnel for the security detail over the equipment; and to all others who offered Coin:()p ":" Dry Cleaning 10 pounds '2.00 SATURDAY DECEMBER 1st. HOURS: 2toSpm&7to9pm trucks end storege room. Duke Cleaners MIDDUPORT ~~~o••••• POMIROY All of the Fire Departments and the Coast Guard deserve congratulations for the way Visit With I Redemption Representative the fire was contained and prevented from SANTA doing further damage. WILL BE AT OUR STORE Cor. 2nd & MIU.St., This Sat. In Our Meigs·General Hospital, Inc. Toyland I Everything For ARoom or AHome I~· OltDIIU WILL H PILLIDo LUM.BE Tues.· Dec. 4th Wed.· Dec. 5th 10:30 A.M. Til Closing 8rfnt Your loobl MIDDLEPORT DEPT .STORE . STORE HOURS: 9 to 5 Mon. thru Thura. - YB'IRICIIn . 9 to 7 Fri. - 9 to 9 Sat. j ·. MILL STR..,• ·- I, - - , .,_,. N~ eullabl• It I localf0111z c......,. Thlnl 11Mf Mlln In MIDDLIPORT oncl Court In POMEROY, \ I STAR SUPPLY CO: · Yflr Gifts l1 1'lllt For an..... RACINf, .OHIO .. .• '·. •• Our deliveries are automatic! 'You enjoy dependable heat all winter longf ' j Wekeep-..teweetherreconlll-keepdegree day records. That waywem•ke~~~n~yourfuol supply never nma low. We deliver ro. liablo, top.qua)ity Texaoo Fuel (]lief Heatiog Oil to your home tllllo~11o Dcpead Gil our prompt, oourtcoUI service. Your r ....,._.. CITY ICE & FUEL PHCiNE COLLEC:T GALLIPOLIS 446 4UI MIDDLIPORT WY 2-.5186 FUEl@ . . . , CHIEF HEATING OIL " - - - - . J. . �o., 2t, . • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 , Nov . 29, 1962 -~- ~ : 00 P . Ill. Da:r Bwfore t'Libll r aLlon 1110114&)' O.adline lii:OO A. M . Mond a~ CANCELLATIONS CORRECTIONS l\1 J'or Jny of Pub lluuon REGULATIONS fir ~blilbl'r re.rrv•• the riJhl 1..- tdll or rll'jtc l any ad1 de~med ~dlonablt . Err11n atwuld t' , N..,J1fd lmmedlatelv . The- pub· .u.tter 111111 nut br reapooalble for •or. tb•n one ln<"on.,rt lllll!'rllun . RATES For Want Ad Service lovely . .:_-· blonde cabinet , like new. Equipped t o darn, zig Rd . II 24 6: APPLES and sweet cide1 Red and ye1\ow delicious, Sta ~ zag, buttonhole, sew on bul man Winesap, Red Romf tons. Assume 8 payment3 of Grimes Golden, Cillogly's Ot $5 .80 per month . Phone WY chard, State Route 689. Car 2·2204. II 23 ~tc penter, Ohio. • all 21 30tp SINGER electric sewing machine, uses discs to zig zag, buttonhole, rant'y designs, etc.[ A-1 condition. Pay $27.61 oc $1.65 per week. Phone WY 2- ' 2204. II 23 ~tc REVIEW .. SERVICES fURNIPS, Rring containers. Dale Bachner, Harrisonville SINGER SEWING ri1arhine , in DEADLINES WW bll anepled until 11:110 A . (9) FO' SALE WANT AD INFORMATION 1201 BUSINESS FOR SALE ====~=-c_-~ ~VIS)ON Attention D1irymen c s E 0 B R A c v I E OFFERS THE BEST PHONE POMEROY WY 2·26ol9 CHESTER 985-2145 ' MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. OPEN TO SERVE YOU IN THE MILLER BUILDING (Rear of Meigs General Hospital) PHONE WY 2-2176 OVERNIGHT EMERGENCY PARTS SERVICE AVAILABLE . ~:~i . ~llc ._. '" ,, ...... ''' , ht Y<M l'l''' \ffuile ~ ,;;. \lciu' '. . SEE OR CAll "SHORTY" HACKm For Exjlfrlenctil, De~~tndoblo hrvlce On ... *WHEEL AUGNME!IIT *WHEEL 8ALANCE . . *COMPLETE BRAKE SERYICI ' . . *RADIATOR REPAIR . Service PHONI WY NPt PGMIIOY . Oifto ' �. • • • ~ ' ..... ·Mak• Elberfeld$ .., • "' r 1 \ • Your · . ~Hristrnas · . . . I I . ~. JUit Recetv• •· •· Chris•• 'StiJig . / . ~ 'F.' .. . . ~G · ,.,, ., ~l: ~- ·~'/ :" ...... SHIPMENf, ,. •• •,. .~ ·- ' 28' PIRST QUALITY REGIJLAR •. r::~ ... CERTIIED ·.QIL CO•. "--Y W, llbla It, -t .• FOR ao'ts ·· Sins 3 to 7 1nd 6X to 20 'FOR MEN · · SIZ.s 36 to'46...:.. 4a. ~52 . ' j .•All llf•no ~nd Boyo Jl!'l:o!l and cir Gifted For Chrhtm•• Giving oon'o 1111art co}pro ' ·'• ~ndl heolctuede. . l m walhlbl~. ~·n all · ""' pony made and opeclll Nl• priced for . lf;Jloo .' · .snk;c;l -s••;.; •f rr-~ . .. \ ~: al!!f 1 9' 9 $.JI . :......r . •' f I Sllli,34 to 46 . ' ' ~ ~ 'f " .,. , , . I '· ~ " 1 ' ,, ' ,•. , ' ' . 1•• \ .,• 'f . ~ ••. 1 ·v· 1 '$p-~ •. , ; 'o· ;.;s" · · . , :' -A·::a . · ' . ' 'f . •• • ~ ' , ' . • • ' '· '- I • ' ' ~ j . ,. · , •eAIJ Jfcl<oti ~ ,'ll'ilpiJJ~. Ilfed. Ka111 · . ~lell!nl. , -( .. .w,;..·sZ:~s.O· i . tlono. Cotton tlwllll .lit iolld eolort, Nylon tacldo ~Ul•~ Vl~l' ln thr - Cardigans · .. .. ' · Ooata at " " ' ~ 1ot'ihr. 111o. ' eM Wooll - S~edo and knit ~... •. ~. " ' ".' ;frJ! .. J ' ., ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. 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