https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/22ef5b2b13dc8dcc892819244f5bd459.pdf c38e89945e97525567f7d88fcab101c3 PDF Text Text '• .... .. V " . ... I Y '~ :.; ~ f ~ ~ ~ l ~ ~ l 't .. 'I" \-p ' ' • 4· \ ' NPW YOU ltNOW "* • fto Wpnl nl I ~ Nord! *1'# e -lleeld 1'1,11'1 leot. . . '· • • e li h,..:r' JII 1e M+ lew, et ' enttne at .Y WEATHER ' ~· Dnwl«l To f'h• lnureiu 01 tl.e llefl•ll1110ra bell oeur· flf . . . . ., . .. !! .;::. ..... ... \ 1111... ,, lit .... -·-· til.~ ... ... c ;. ~/~. ~ ""!" rm. 11111 \s ,..,.. "" ...... 'l1!w ,~:.!,o ~ ' « ,, 1ft • ~ .to(,.. ~~~~--~--------~-----===~~~~~~====~~----------~~~~·---------PRICE FIVE CENTS • VOl XIV . 'NO. 208 POMEROY..MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1962 ·-~.::. o~ 'f . !... I - Profit Charier Granted M. D.'S 2hree ~y medical doo: tOil! . .. boeR luulld a non- clw'ter, II a releue from of State Ted lbe three MllleCI trustees for .he I!O!IilrDflt corporation ·char· ter lo the "Twjn'City Hospital," · · called the matter a "buolness Bltuatkm." . 'Pro5ecullng Attorney Barnar<t V. FUltz had different ideas of the llOJioprollt corporation char· · ler wtieD he learned of it. · Full! said: "ll!y guess Is ll!at Davia, Sollm Bluell'lez ' ' and Charles J. Mullen, the named Initial trustees, may get Blue. Cross ·ln'!""ance back b~ appearing to . he llO!I-proflt and COI!tinue Ill . comll'te wllll the new hospital." IVPilSES "I would guess what they . plan to do Is 111 lease· the Meigs · General faelllll01 Ill the non·prom corporation and eaU, It rent back . iD Me~ Generit HGoplt· at," Fultz oddecl. pr. Davis ~Uned to com~1\tll~ on whet mollvated lht 10 obt.al!t ' oon¥0fit cor· poratioo ~. aayb!l: "I'm not free to ~ fill' lbe ll'OUP· Dr. Dllvis.-.ld, howevef, the nell' charter •wtu .. not ao into effect until lim ol the y.eir ahd gotten, upor idea any future , _ ,.. Me Ill." llrAHDBY CIIAIITI!II The new charier WID allow to have a Illand· by corporation, ......una 1o lht Middleport physician and staff meuiber oltlle Melp .~ Hoopltal. Dllvis referred ' Ill lbe non-profit charter 11 "A dor· mant lbln8. and il - l y retlle Melp Community Meip General ·' ' The ...... Caw>ty ~ ' included Jn bil taualb, "rm Jlalpllal charier that was dropped earllfr." . ProsecutOr Fullz bead hhl ldeu on lbe lMo!anoe ol a DOllprofit charier .oli lbe !act that "* -- .. Croll won't pay to a profit cor· happ)' lo ~ Bolee, Slact and JlulrbDU • pilrel!lly don't' have JI!Yihlnl III do 11'111! thl&." AI lbe aame lli!Je he said: " I ll!il* a- ll!ret cloclln poratlon where there .i.o a nonprofit In tile - whether I Blue Croll was cancelled at Meip General. Fultz IJSid 8!111 owe tile pollllie 111 4J1i beliefl... ' YOU'LL FIND .EXCELLENT SELECTIONS ALL OVER THE STORE FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR GIFT LIST. . . '· . " Comforloble Swivel Rocker I I ' j I Early TOPS surfuced with matihin& wood 1rain American, ; iolftns Modem or ' I , T Traditional Beoutiful Bed Room Suites by Bessett Kroehler, 58nford, Willett, Broyhill- In the 3rd Floor Furniture Dept•. lli!o tile . . ol tho ables That Reflect YQ'lrGood Taste I ~ l'll'lral ol Premier Cyrllle The United Sta1A11 lo l!!ler"~ ia J'O<e!!l IDdlcatlons Tile !I!lldeot weadler of tiio lbe 8oYiot Unloa wairto lo be -~~~ .....d lal8 l*lo .._, lo ·.. ,... ,, GIFTS FOR THE ·HOME I adnorel-rieb ...... lo l!!lervenl lD he ., IJII . inVIII~ thot migllt ll'ltb feiJlporatara espeeled Ia from • IJJiw'o":~:::!tho and low • · ~ Adoula' I UPI retiorl llld. Tloe .!I!lld ~tareo at. . . Nirtbea$ler!l Ol!lllt ead ~.,,..., aeiBitles I o rBI jlur:leet of _ , H at GIFTS ~FOR . THE . HOME EVERY HOME SHOUlD .HAVE ~ MIRROR " MER S. MAN TABLES .G~UINE Pi'n'SBURGH Pj.A'TE have ~IJ~ ·~ W8id Roush, 89 •Dies Tuesday v-n•~ Family Wells, who wu old SUnday Wll IIUUI of • flmlly party Sundll)' al hll bome on Rt. .I . I. . . I,_. H : IsF.ti.... ~v~ Modn, Tradhlonal an4 ,Eift.ly · · Alllli'kan In th• Fumfiurebept•.o.a tht ani'-· ·. l".n· ltlnt the KlddiM hi - Santa Cl1111 In the Furniture DePIIrt"""'t 011 tjW S..ncl ,._ 'r-row bMw- 2 tncl S PM or ,.·~. 7'11i thl> _,,.. . " . t·. - " ' . .. ' . tho IIIuUied "'""' [1111111 of ... Ia lui _.. •• - · . The clilel ol. ·Oblo'l . .,... .. tho In the new warm fti~~~&anY flnlah. · Jl'ORMid. tOpll II allenliloll .\" .·• ~ .~ GIFTS FO.R·THE HOME Give A lm .of JJ11 llllmlllt,Ia Nassau Talks Search Areas Of Friction Between Allies ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN EVERY EVENING THIS WEEKI GIFTS FOR THE HOME am ·I �I • ., The revelation by Cuban e<onc:.mlcs j.'2ll1' "Cile" Guevara - that Cuba would have launohed 1111 all-out nucklar •ttaok against the United States in the event of war .....: may probably be written off aa a particularly iruane bit of bomba(t. The missiles ilnd their warheads were Russian, manned by !l~ssians. anti It II certllin the Kremlin would never have turned control ql them over to Cuban• and their unbalanOed leaders. T bey must have been aware, even belore"the President's warning, that any nuclear attack from CUba would have brought U.S. retaliation against the Russian homeland. Nevertheleu, Guevara's boast sends a ohill down the ·spine. It also under· scores tbe fact that tbe question of dis· armament Is not one that involves only !be two nuclear giants. A small nation like Cuba, even with only a few nuclear bombs, could set off World War Ill despite all the "faU.safe" controls the U.S. or Russia may have over themselves. One nation '4'lth one PolarJs.type submarine sdniewbere at sea could preclpl· tate war by launching a missile against either the U.S. or Russia. Unable to de· teet tht'. soutce.Alt 1118 mlssu~. tile na· lion altacki!Q WOUld' lSSUme -the' WDrSl. Pending disarmament....or. at least ~ ban on · weapons testing and manufacture, the President's recommend~ttloli 'for "it~i!tnbutenua communleation" with the Kremlin Is something tliat can and should be followed up at once. White House officials have revealed that during the Cuban crisis, telegrams between Pfesfdent Kennedy and Premier Khruahchet took from six to as long " 1-2 boura to be delivered. This is far too leisurely for safety. This "hot Une" would probably be a telephone or tel~prllller (the President favors the latter) with a dire~! line be· tween the two capitals, manned around the doc~ and used only during real 1erious U. S. crime wa• 110 per cent, tbouah population in tbe BY BRUCE BIOSSAT WASHINGTON -.. (NEA) 'ftlere are some U. S. cities v. here the chances are 1 In 1S that any dtiien will be the victim of a serioul crime within . the next 12 months. Within zones of high crime Incidence in these and other cit ies, the chances of i.,eing victirpJzed are considerably greater. The citizen's prospef!Q natura11y imProve when wider circles are drawn. In the United SLates the ratio is 1 in 100. But in the Pacific states as a group It drops to 1 in 60 and In certain states it is ! In 45. This is just one way the F'BT measures the impact on t h e averaRe citizen of today's great and continuing rise ln major crime. aame span was rtsial just l8 . por <eat. :t.Juch has been made of the enlarging role youthful oll•nd· ers pJay in these increases. Individual!! under 18 commit two every five serlous cri~. Most stag~ering is the fac~ that last year children under l~ eom· mitted 32,000 burglaries and 62,· 01 000 larcenies. The latter total was nearly four times that in the 25-29 age bracket. In the view of government criminal experts, these changes are creating · conditions for crime which never existed in similar measure before. ,I I ' ' , careleSBiy gulll'ded by· their citizen owne!CS. . a •' ( ,' • I.•, •' ~ '~ ~., i•,, r •~ ' •' I ~ emergency situations. Such C01t1111Jlnlcations, which could be npa11,ded to Include most ioa.Jor coun· tries, may not bring the world doser to peace, but It would certainly lessen the chances of misunderstanding and rash action. Anything that does that Is mandatory ln;a day when• • It takes only mlnutea for. v __ a ml~slle to cro01· from one hemisphero to another. lty arising from tbe eonstant movements of people frJm farm to city, city 10 city and sliCe to state. .,' '> ~ • ••• ~ , LAST BLAST • • ' ' . ly· DOROTHY K'20ALLIN BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Show bualneaa Insiders are watching oloaely 'to He wblcb faction winds up on top In the current lmock-clown, draa-out atruole for l'fiWtr at GAC . . . Harold Robtilill, wboie novel "Tho Carpetba&· &era" lfOUed .&96,000 In lbe bard COY• er edition (and more than a milllon In tba aoft'cover version), flaurea to do al· moat u well with hia "Where. Love Haa Gone," which Is ·expected to take In at leaat •l.GOO,OOO . .. British soldlera are more than a blt milled at: ~be .way; they're being treated In Germany. They think they're heine forced to Uve In tiny rooma; with their wlvea and children, at "exhorbltant" renta - while the Ger· 111111 aoldlera never had It so &ood . .. . Wl!Uam Redfield Is out of the cl&t of "A Man For All Seasons", and feeling ra· lher slUy about the re1130n. He's suffer. lng from the mumps, wblcb he picked up from his children . . . "Something of Value", the Robert Ruark best-seller of several years ago, waa made Into a none· too-successful movie starring Rock Hud· son. But since lh•n. Rock Hudson has become hotter box office and the Afrl· cl\lllltuatlon a hotter topic, so the flick IJr being re·releued around the nation wllh a freth Utlt, "Africa Ablaze". WE'WISH ·,OU A·LL. A ...: Chance Of Serious Crime Striking VariedJ; Voice Of Broadivay~. ~. Riportiig ' ~- FULLY CONED ., r • Multl·miU!onalre Ted Briskin, once a Jletty Rillton b111band, may be mak· t~world·wlde headllnet In the near fu. I If tho experiments ho's financing ve auceellful. The secret lab work t'ol- a new kind of clcarelle ... Nan· cr Kwan, Seven 'Arta' choice to star In "1\lo Strlnp", Ia due to fly In from Hone Konc soon to Ht the Broadway hit lor the !lilt lime. Htr entourage will In• eln~ •hv oNtatrlqllil, Dr. !!'bella Dun· eaa . . . A &fOIIP of old-time ''reformed" !lllw Ycrii'Jualtloi have banded toceth· •t to lobby lore State•Narrotlcs Rehabll· ltatloa Holpital on 1111111 laland . . . Ella ~enid liM been .tined to follow the b!J eount Balle ahow at Basin Street ED~ Januaf)':•On the bill with her• wDI " ·-.dlan.-Dave Astor, · another BUill . Sttoiltr ''first" . . . . . . Soncwrtter S(evt SOriCihelm and: modtl Nancy Bere ·• · baa4·holdl!IJ twotome at one ol 11ie ''ll'ti'IB Bulbi'' aereenlnp. They've bee\1 INti dating all over town. \ ''.' "., or lb. ' HALF . ' WHOLE ' '" tfANiittRv ... .,. ' - - -. . -- ... S A' · I I . . ' ' 1a-x25· ' .'• 2 ,.;,25c. 80 "· 2 h.29c · .. •: CAN POTATOES , s.""' c.n --.: 2 '"' 49c GREEN BEANS~! .TANGERINES lb. 1. ' • ' ' ~ lOc ... 39c. . Chris,mas dinn•r i1 just a few days away and then all the · CALlFORNt" ,I\$CA.!-. . family will b8 githering,tog•!h~r and among the things you Crl ... Stock• - - - - - -re planning ·to pi•••• them are th• various foods they like 10 w•ll, so be .sure you chiCk:ill !litpartments. and heve that . . e.xtra. little som.thin,just for · th~m. C!andiet,, nuts, chfps or maybe something frOm the dairy case, check them all and : be sure YliU ~r~ reaciM. · .· ' • ,..• ' CELERY .' JUmu' . ' CfiH#m.as To AU ¥our Loeal Clotier Farm Grocers ..' . • CLOVER FARM . ' ' . ' ' _lb; l's D. R ESSiNG • . . - . . . "" ·C~UUFLOWER '- • qt. 1ar c .for "' I .~· ' ~..~... ~ ,. ; ·~ ~ ··;. •l :-"-;--.,.,._.' ..:....-._.,...-----...,; .39c: .- GAUL'S ., 19c SALAD BRUSSEL ·_ SPROUTS .· PICTSWEE:t·" ... KITCHEN CRAFT ~ MARGARINE· ...i. 59c , " ' c ' ' ' '. c· ,· :·'·' E · · . '300 ''CENTER SLICES - 19c 3 ~69c "'s H. '' 2 ..... HA · :·,. o. s. r. atar hal .' DElUXE BONELESS . ' ' I . . . 2·Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Dec'. 11, ·1882'- Wublnfon Column The Dlilr ......Senti• .. - .. .. Needed: Ways To Cur'b Perils I ' ' •·' •• COMMENTATINO EDITORIALLY j . ' I • " ' • RUTLAND ·r ··:c~o~r ··~ stote' c.:;· · Store PRIC~S Department EFFECTIVE •· December Store ~ .Routt No. 124 ' RUTLAND; OHIO .. '' 20-21-22:., . �-. -. . ' ... .... .. ' .. . ' -~ ,~ ................ ......... . . . MJddleporl tl Gllllpollo • Rl CARRIID IT OFF · • Lopli • ·-'If ·.a.•oeolln .. " Nord! Gollllt " Dreoldel • Glollllf 4li Eullfll II M , Rutland s Team Fantastic Middleport Romps over Devik61..39 For First Win Antiquity Social News fiUI STeAM_, OilY IRONS -····- ·US 11-ic y, IN, DlliLLI __ ....ft ll.arlc COliN I'O~PIIIl -- fUS Hot . . . HAll DllYIIl ___ fl4.ft "'AU Amerietn Made Sinee 1807'" CLELAND'S •• TV & APPliANCE •• FOR HIM P"-WYI-2251 60t I. Main lt. ....,.,., FAMOUS WHITE QUALITY "FAMOUS SINCE 1876" eSWEATERS ly lqlty, JDCkeY and Arrow, ' Canlllon and. P!lllover, I(Djt ohlrto ID eerllan, wooll an'd bailloa. ": ~from 4.50 eArrow Dre.. ·ShlrJI Are alwafl wanto4. Paatel J]wloa on4 ehe<b. Wbltea Ia wub 'D ·titer In aU ooUer •tJioa. '. from 4.50 SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS _ eJackets, C.r C0111 Uno4 1114 unllllad Trench Coati. Stfltl for men au4 bofO. ( e Sulll, SDort C01fl ., IIIJI•man. Ml44110ha4e • -kflolll •JJn,.llry Kill by Swank jlmes by Rell, 3.95 • 7.95 t Neclc-1r by Superba e9PEN EVENINGS ALL THIS WEEK • Belli by PionMr · •underwear by Jpckey • Hall by Portis )\ •Gloves . Fur-11Do4 and unlined drlvlnl &loveo 1\ ' :Give Her A . ' SINGER .THE SEWING CENTER ·\ For Christmas! / Wbtnln clellllt give him a Olft Cmlflcata ' hit fa¥Orlte mtn'a -fralil shop ... . '* '' ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS COMPLETE WITH CAIIRYING CASE e FREE SERVICE FOR ONE YEAR WHIE-GROSS, ·POMEROl ·< '• ~' ' Middlepett ''· Santa Suggests ... It ••• or buy now-pay later on convenient term• I ·fir tat. '' - . . OTHEl 'GIFT SELECTIONS 1 CONSOLE & PORTAILI . up A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION FOR 21'!' CONSOLE Women's & Miss•' COWl T.V. Snow Boots A JANUARY SPECIAL IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS ' $3.99 . PROGRAM ANNOUNCED There will be a Christmas proat the Long Bottom Methodist Church, Dec. ~. at p. Ill. DELUXE YWOOD BEDS MIDDUI'OilT Many More loviely Gift Ideas! St. ,i II • MAIL" Subscription Rates FOR HIM • 8ulo4a, Hemllton, Eleln Watchn ~ ~rt GIR$ FOR ALL r..J· .. THE SHOE BOX LINGERIE GIFTS FOR HER! :" Will be a Gift for the WHOLE YEAR ~~· Beautiful Robes -FORS DO Slips and Bed Jackets . Phillips Sisteri-Style · S hop BAKER FURNITUREMI::m Abaotute Comfort, 180 j:oil Smootl>Top Mattreuos, lllatdliJJc Box Si>rinl•. Headboard C.Were4 In M.ol<hinJ, SoU Retistant Fabric! THE DAILY SENTINEL Jewelry FOft HER 1 YEAR · · ........ · .. -· · $8.00 e8ulova, Hamilton, ll1ln W1khN •llln11 eTie CI•IPI eCuH Llnkt eLl.,..,. • k.epNk• DI~MOndl 'eBirthltone lln11 , ellllfol"' e.-Hicotlonlrkoloh e.W..Iry loxn ~ . •Cntum.e Jeweliy · - ePur'" elft11o1• 6 MONTHS .. ·.. · · .... · $4.25 . OINTL!MBN: •. •nc.f•M $ ·------ for whlcb HfMI ---- - yurt .UbtcrlptJon to TtM D•llr hntlnel tet N~~n• . _'___ -- ---- -~-- ---- -- ~ .:.:.:.."'::.'! _________ .--•• Addrtt~ ------------------------·---------------- :I L. �• I Cohesion, Faith, Vital To Common Market l:w lJ !M UJtHr: ·o faced DUUI witb an eye to his- the poDti.cal and eeooomle conse- ficult but not that they fthe tory . quences of entering the Common ~·ould be so unreasonable." He sees the current oego. Market but has asked fur certain Heah's determined optimi!m lwhleb Is t:t broad definiUno of the !terms upon which they demand O:bft'OR'8 l40Til: - FoUew- .Brita in BC'«'J)t entrv, without firm ._.., ll 1M ...,... t. • leriet guarant~ for B;·i tish industry or el ,..+n . , UPI ,..,.. agriculturf' or for the Commoa- ~ Store Rows: "'"nday, Friday, Satunfay 9:00 to 9:00- Oose At 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 24 6-Daily Or lllrald tlatioDJ as having one "•upreme adjustmenta - adjustments to that the current negotiation I object - fD create that wider come Into Une with Europe's end in success i.s not lhared by i etp Newt Aaal,..c: PY New- ftalth nations which would lose European un.lty, economlcllly and more Cilstly price aupports for Harnld Wilson , former cbancellor j .. ,.... • tiM •Jeet .t tlte c .... their trade advantage~ with Brit- politicaUy, which will enable all aiJirulture and adjustments to of the F.xche(Juer and a member "'.... M.W ... EID'OpeU . . aio. the eountriet to develop their own protect Commonwealth products I or thf' Labor party's "shadow Uy: mlraelt tr •lrqe. J OM Of E:rpooe•t. resources for the goof of their which nuw come into Britain duty cabinet. " Walter Hallstein, prealdent of people." Ifree. He bf'lieves the Macmillan gova, PHIL NE"-'SOM the Common Market 'a ruling Heath hat beea tagged by , Has Britain a deadline on ne- ernment's obvious anxiety to en- , UPI Pwntp Newt Aulyat; ,eommi&sioo, IJ one of the fore- many as the next conservative gotlations? ler the mnrket hns destroyed the • The men iD charge of the day- moa exponenll of cobesiob and prime mlnJster of Great Britain "No. We will ne~tiate as long Bl'itish bargaining pvsition and ~1 desttnles of the European lalth. and he lmowa the consequences as nece.'lsary. " that no agreement acceptable to ComtnOD lluket approach their Halltteln, a German, Is gray- if he fails at Brussels. I Are the negotiations mort> diffi- British agriculture and to Com· la.!;k with almost religious fervor. :lng and precise even to the way flu ..\ecepled CeuequtDeet cult than expected? monwea lth exp01'ls can be AmiJIDI · tbem 1 favorite word .Ia he combs his hair. He il!l, in Britain. be says, has "We thought they would be dif- reached . .. cohesion."' Another ts "faith.'' selt parlance, a federalist, · - - ------~-- *- ... 'I 1 -~·J &.r 25 ... .... 3k Kaiser Folf bty M ~o..., 18 ...." 61c "nw!lr slnceri.I:J ean no more be who favors close European quedlonecl thiUI eu tbt Wldoubt- cal un.i011 under a ~werful Euro- il ed «'Gfflll1ille aucoeea of tbe at 1 peu parllame11t. aallila Europoao Comrnoa Mllrkd ..._ ...._.., ,1,.11111 from the de- He ""uld lib political unloa · Jbw of the six to ao bind them- now but her agrees that It must leiVII tcgett. that future wan come slowly, not until arter! CHRISTMAS TIME tmobC them would be imposalble. Western Europe baa been able to Christmas time bas come --··'-' NEW HAVEN - The Wom- potluck dinner was enjoyed by But tbt word• "'mhMion" and 'ettle on a common nuclear pol· God S"""ed it on its way, en's Missionary Society of the the foUowing members: Mrs. Mrs. BCU!h.ner Is Miss Ann Howell, Miss Marllllol 1 f"'" First Church of God of New Ivy C8pehart, Mrs. Dexter Er· Howell, Mrs. John Welsh, "faith" are oubjecllo lnterpreta·, 1~ hlo "'mlortable office In the With dpreseldnts lor both Haven, W. Va. held their De· ,win, Mrs. Wyllis Davis, Mrs. Card Club Hostels Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard. tloo and upon how they are iDler· commt 8ston'• modernistic office an. 0 eember meeting at the home of Fosler Grinstead, Mrs. Law- Mrs. Jack Bachner entertam- iature Nativity scenes preted will depend whether Great building Just off the Avenue de To braghten Christmas Day. Mrs. David Fields, Jr The rwce Booth, Jr., Mrs. Cundiff, ed her card club Mof!day eve- given as favors and the Ba1oh-[ 11 Britain to be successful now la Joyeux Entrei (Street of the ' . Christmas story taken from Mrs. Nellie Dudding, Mrs. Juan- ning at her home m Maddleport. ner home was decorated in ller efforts. to jolD the Euro- Joyous Entrance>, he uy• : ' May Chrlstmas bring good WIU Luke Chapter 2: Verses 1 to 21 ita Cunnillgham, Mrs. James Mrs. Angus Howard was pcu mmmuDJty or whether ~ I "The creation of 11 united Eu-1 to men, . read by Juanita Cunning- Ball, Mrs. Robert Beach, Mrs. guest. son. entry il to be put off indtlbut. rope ~uiret both responsilJWty ' ~ peace to everyland, ham. Opening prayer by Mrs. Edwin HJdson, Mrs. William WinrUng prizes were Mrs. Jr, perbape for yeart. land trust. ~ W~th faith, hope and charity, · . Chr!stma• songs were Gibbs, Miss Margie Brinker and Richard Owen and Mrs. Eugene GAVE PARTY ADd upon them alao may de- •• With love on every hand. by the group followed by the hostess, Mrs. David Fields, Gherke. A dessert course was pend the future of the commun· · · · Ttl. la•k cannot be ao· by Mrs. Nellie Dudding. Jr. served by Mrs. Bachner also to Mr. Jty Itself. whether it really ls the compll.~hed overnight. That Is The Christmas card! all call was answered by nam- The Executive Committee of tertained Monday evening forerunner of a united Europe why so many ~f the aol~l!ons •o and sealed, • of favorite Chrlstma~ song. Mi held 8 Mt-m~rs were seated at a ta· their home on Rutland Road stronger either than the United far envls&ged m the British De· And re~y to be ~ailed, and treasurer's re- the ssionary Society j ble With a Christmas center- with a Christmas party for 100 8 Stata or the Soviet Union or gotl.a~ns may ~ vague or In· In sendJng e~ch fnend were read and approv ;~~~G:~s::d h::~o~e::~ Ipiece of and wbi~e carna.- employets of the i r store, whether Europe once more Is to aulCiclent - promJs~, Proced· lng card, . 'lbe society decided to sell 1 °~ tlons and greenery. G1fts were Young's Super Market. Those ran beet lbkJ • tystem of eepv ures: declaration of mtent to bell hope I have not failed. candy reindeer as a Chrlslmas ' . exchanged and Mrs. Lucke, on present were Mr. and M r 10 arate alliAnces and power blocs se~. motion in the future. I, project. A box of Christmas A Christmas program of reel- l:.ehalf of the class, presented Richard Root, Mr. and M r s. IUbject flo old jeaJuslee, twpleBut that 1• precl8ely what t.he It 9 80 e~syk. at t~l• 1tlmef ~f d· gifts were sent by the aoclety tatlons and a pageant "The a gift to Mrs. Everett Thomas, Wilber Young, Mr. and M lous ond ambitious. EEC treaty wag In 1007 - and To over 00 8 ov ng r en •1 to the missionaries in San An· Star-Lighted Path" will be pre· teacher, and each member al- Ben Rife and Louise Hall OtHr Natktn~ InteftltM Ilook ,~w far we have come lin~t~For in this hustle and bust e tonio, Texas. The society will sented by the children a n'd so received a gift from M r s. one guest, Mrs. Harley (Kate) Tht tommunity whJeh BritaiD then · vigil for t h e young people of the church on , _Th=om ... ••..·====----=..:,:B;;r;;iow,.nii.iai.ndii.it)li.e...h,.os,.ts,.. _... to jol.b 1s compote<) of Hallstein ean quote tmpres8il'e Las mmute ta5ks seem to have o t d aon December 20, 1962 Sunday ever1lng December 23, 1 FrHIIl'e, West Germany, Italy, figures : ! no end. rtunate 7 untO 8 p.m. The Direc- 1962 at 7:30p.m. at the church. , Belgium, The Netherland8 and Internal farm tariffs amonlil' tlle If 1 ~ 80 unfo tor of Missionary Education, Everyone is welcome. A ·~·- 1 Luxembour~~:. ,alx cut 35 per cent, industrial tar· To ski~ a friend 80 dr.ar' Fo&ter Grinstead present· ial offering will be taken Upoo British entry alao de- 'lff• 50 per cent and with a chance We wlil humbly beg your fiH'the program uwho Cares." Rev. and Mrs. Simon .Roi•Jnoo~IJ pende membenhlp for Denmark that all intemal tariffs will be l glvenesa, a talk on Socially (the former Mae Johnson Norway and Ireland. ' abollsht>d by mid-!9!1?, two and • And make it up agal~:~ :;~~ Children. "'Er- New Haven, W. Va.) and their II And conditional upon tbat It the half yeara ahead. of ijChedule. I Love" WBI the topic three childrtn who are now question of as~ociatt> memhenhlp ' The grost~ nabonnl product of the Chriatmaa proll'am. A sionaries in Kenya, Afiea. for Sweden, Swlterland. Austria the six up 24 per cent between ----------j::__:::_=.::::::::~::!::::::...:::::::::= ---...-'~--~-- 11 and Portugal to whom Flrltaln Ia IQS8 and IOOJ. I bound through ill !leo with the lndUIItrial production up 29 per I Church Of God Missionary Society Meeting Is Held · ~ke Kroger ttovr "'dquartm fM r..'•rUfma.t CancUn ar. ·' ToiJs . • • Comr' ...~ Vlfrioty r ,. 53c 1 I 1 I '. 932 :im~, I J red ;.~rayer r •• lilllll " ' " Ca111at1o11 Milk ....... 59c with thh CO\Ipan and pwrchoae of .,_,_.. ..... ' Carpent er I v.•.._. Froo Trade .w..J• • crnt. llo~ befond that l.l the hope of '81External~r~h Up9 2'7 =par J!': por ~·t News Events · loc • EED MONEY ? it.. Decem ber Meetmg . ChfiSt . mas Party Held By JOF Class Group llc =: : 1 ". •. • • • •• ! ....... , _ WY-2·2550 .... Hllllox NAill DRYIRS ---- .II.U SHIAFPIR PIN a PINC:tL SITS ·--· '4.95 IIIVLON C:OLOGNIS In Gilt Pocb... MAX PACTOI: COLOGNIS In Gift P"*EIII GIFT DUqtNG POWDIRS $2.98 ond up $17.90 $99.50 $116.45 TIMEX WATCHES ·_ COMPLETE LINE OF TOYS, BARBIE DOLLS a CLOTHES F- Chrome or Gold Plohtcl lnltl• on P.OO or ...,.llllfol• For Only C-loto •tectton of • - - a - l o PT,o ToiMHOO In ........ & holt po..... MJ4. • - ...._ s. c:~~oroy . - . Plrlne Duhll••n. 1.o11f1 Hair Genuine WASHER 95 189- 1UY HOTPOINTI WY 'IDM5, TOOl FURNITURE fttol., a 111un1ar Nlthto MIDDLII'OitT .SIYt· BIRTBANNOI!NaD Soft Padded Leather Sole1. Pink, Blue MASON - Mr, and Mro. Paul D. Va Maire of Ma""' are IIIIIOUIIdJtl the birth of a GlrlllO. to I Womens4to 10 Ill .~ Jfoopllol ... IJe. eember t. 2'ltt baby Wllched eight (IOilllda and oov• OWI<OS ., blrlb. Grolldparonll - Mr. and Mnl. David Vflllllfte Oobnnhla and MrL Grootbouoe of Pomoroy. baa been 111111111 B or • lnlulthe tldrd blrlbdly or 1• VID MalrW d"iii"W• WaltiUt, ............, Mixture 79,. Aunt & MiJ!Ie, C....., ........ IIIII Nottonollr K - ShllrllntChow IOtl~er Styl• $J99 l& IFnim $1.99 · Many ROUSH'S SHOE STORE '' :·~ Ice Cream all flavON l-1 gal .-\ with <OUpan ond pun;kott •f I 14 oa. feu Ttir••••• N._ ..., ...... of Pipe llcb. DUTTON DRUG CO. . Mlcidleport, Ohio Buffer J0 ....... lop Valuo lt•u p1 .....llnH wftll ~ awd • I k;o fill J """- Kroger White i'· ·~· ..... Mor&on Cream Pies ... '' ........... ,_ 711 TIIWC!ftk l'wolt- Pvrlhuee ..,Uoll .. __ -- ......... _ .......... ..... .... ... of ......................... j- .... ------............. --";;-..., 4 pc, of Ptoco - • Ill Ooldtn Ho_. ..... .CoHage Cheese ..................... 2 Viti ' 'I · ·\ 711 . ~ '::'.::-.:-6 ..... $1 Froan ' 16e I I I I I AirWilk ,< &.~...... 7..,. " ''•nt•ld ,,.. Ltv.,.. In L""uoy $J99 .... kropr l•m•v . . 3lc ...,._ $6.95 up Tide 50 Extra Top Value Stamps ... .....,..... . . . ........ SLIPPERS Sweet Potatoes .,.... 4 ""·,!':!$1 Salad Dressing ....•,.,., .. ?. ··51c Sweet Peas ........ 2 "'c.':: 35c Vac Pac Corn 7 t2or. $) ' eJiplr•• Mon., O.C, 24, 1'62 ....., umE FALlS ' Unt-oot POLAROID J33 OUTFIT POLAROID J66 CAMERA POLAROID J66 OUTFIT _ ,..... ...... hal, • •, Kroger Peanut BuHer . 2 2 IIUIIILL ITOVIII C:AND!IS LIMIIM' Tllllh W-(·wttll 2 d l - ) .15Af Antlqt"'JJ iA....,v..,,o,... C........Cnpeloleoad Heol Peachas '.'. ··-··•.u... . ....3 ..(:,...·~ $1 Giant · . AND HEATING \ 3 ...... lie SANTA SHOPS CAMERAS 139· '. No. 101 Avondale FluHy Aft PLUMBING II Cranberry Sauce 2 ""c.:' 39c Fruit Cocktail .. ...... .. 3 "::.!!' S1 Mayonnaise .... ··- .... •. 59c Green 8eans ... c,. . . .8 os.,. $1 Tomato Juice .......... .. 4 ~= $1 Sugar Liquid AD IIJHrt Ocun lprar I< ~~~~~In'• chief DRYER 95 •• 10 ... ... .. ... .. 1 Beolb to a handoome, HOTPOINT 3 !~ $2.49 5 !~ $3.89 10-... !~ . . lb. 73c Tendoroy, lone'- Beef Half Sup~ulated Dish Aft ANTHONY Plumbing· Heating rr-. • Mvtllaa ca• Smoked Ham •• ' The December meeting • n d William Woodard, Mnl. J. d ChristmB!I party of the JOF Webster Sr. and Mrs. Wllderclass of the United muth, flower committee. A card churcll was held Monday eve· of thank11 was read from Mrs. nlng II tile dlurch. Chapman lor flowers sent Mrs. Antone Lucke, prellf... while hospitalized. Mn. C. den1, was In charge o1 lhe :~::J~Tom=~inll thanked the class lng, which opened with oenl her white Ill tiona, uslna: the Chr.latmas alao for the contribution to•1anlill . from Luke, with all decoNJtions for partlclpallng, lottowed church. A report on the stamp II olnglng of "Oh C o m books lor the choir waa etven Faithful," "Away In the b) Mnl. Wildermuth, '' uo Little Town Refruhments carrying out the and Cbriltmas theme were served. Night," with Mn. Everett Thomao ao acco-nlol. Mra, Allen Elchlnger gave the andolthallo nomloffnallng comker1 were reOfficers are Mn. Luc. Your Depe...ble ke, -ldent; Mra. H. E. CoopDtolor l'or vice preoldent; Mn. Marta oecrotaryt and Mlll.ll Just PJurne • 14-16 lb. .vg. or Full Shank ==-.I an .eooomle and polltleal foree 1d ~ per ~nt or biDdlDIIOO nUWoa Wilt Europe- I ll~ wor trtht expamn~ lhfl . 'ket w I!! ex Coin~~a; T. M. Glla'Wifi""'J ..._ of When tho COmmoa M-1 th hi. I I)' ~~ lth Columbia &!hoot hes tletn IU : •Ooke~men IPIIk of "'oohesi(ln " DMeil lcurdren ne~~ a Ollll lw at hls borne with a congested an oBrltaltl M on •till 1ureereRards coon a: th lung and pleurisy. Junior Jones they •peak ol the foroet which -That have broughl the lix throop the l!uropeu oommunlty limply haa been 1ubstitullng as Janitor evt'ly erllll of oraanlltle~~~ and an enlarged market and not u for him for the past two weeks. enol her whJch brwght them to ·real eommunlty with political Rlchard Jeffers has returned •~t on th1 tbcmy queallon'.,u., ocon lc goall thUI hla home alter having ol agriculture. tortlng her .~;.... ' 1o a hernia operation The lorceo of eolletlon, they -That Arltnln's podtlon on •I· hospital recently. Ho aay, alrNdy are at a minimum rlculture 11 unreallstl~. nicely. and might dfaappear altogether .. That the Macm.JIIan Mr. Mrs. Lavern - l d rulel ol entry he rolaxt!d. menl erTs in altemptlnR to family visited .Mr. Thorelore, lboy 1peok of "faith" the question out of Brllloh Reed Jeflera and Richard · Uco - that the movo lo 10 Sunc!Q oftemoon. portoot to Britain that a llr. and .Mro. Jewall Joneo become a major tl!lsua In 1 have received word tbat their h1h general election 1011 J~kle haa been promoted To which the Brltioh reply: to rank of E-6, Thla ronk, a., 1..., .../ "Who '"' hey to tell "' comparable to Sgt. 1n tho or· ~·m11 to run our country?" my wu atven to him lo Vtolto FOftila Ol~co Germany where be to Thoma•, treasurer. In tho olone pile which lo Uonod wJit. the Armored Mrs. O...ald Wildermuth, Mill• Brlll•b ll'orelgn Olllco off Grace C..IIIJibell and Mr 01 1 tonk driver. lulU !ltreot, a ...1 llro burno .Mr. and .Mra. William were named u I an open llropto.,. against b&ve ntumed from committee ODd .Mra. early winter chlll. where lboy spent And in I morb~ YIIJIJni with n- office, Lon! Privy seal Ed. the l!ghll. word Heotb ncolvtd thl.l lfiiCIIIdeat durJna 1 breather tween lltlnlons of Parllament ' I lb. ., • - lenr.r ShiM 28c Dubuque Hams Whole 100 lxtra Top Value Stamps 1 I 100 Extro Top Volue Ito...,. with tb.IJ COUpon and purchue ., · $10 or more 8f Kroger Exclude~ item• pro.bibUed bJ l.awl Firestone's Tenderfed lV• rert~rue tile right kJ lim# quanrltie• 1 THE POET'S CORNER Thelt!pricet effecth'e until closing time, Chri•tmas Eve, Monday 6 P.M., all storea Kal• Fail v..... .... ..' '. ~· ~· • 100 lillrll Top Ya Staonp~ ' . . . fWI f'/(1 . ·~ '' '· .....-n •• ,..,.,._ el .... ...... !!. Christmas Wrep or lights - ..... *'1. ""' $1.19 ~.!top•• J.tnJ., N.J ~· English Walnuts== .._ .. 59c Bra11il Nutt --.. -- ..... ·~ w19c for Mixed Nuts-··· ..................59c .,......, ___ ... . . JOiillriiTopYalwSI'IInlpl - . ............. Jlweheit • 4 . ... Almond.·-~ ...... -· ... 59c . - -·--- ·· • .. 50 lura Top Value Stamps ... Fresh Cranberries wltfol 25c tWe -..n •nd pvrmot. ef I RtD Ktclacolor Film 5-$1 �I i .. . TELEVISION IN REflEW • (I) WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES ~ ..._, 00 P . M.. I)Q lttiOre PaMkaUo• Monda)' DeU.llu 1:80 A . M . CANCELlATIONS COBJU:C'I'IONS 1\ Ill IMI M:UPl-« ··~ t;GO A . l"'or DQ ., Pabllf'.-tlo• ll. REGULATIONS The .....,~ _ , . . . tbe riPI \0 i!'dll ... ......., Ilia....eftltd (1) NOTICES wr •ord. oftt tn...UOL tlflnhnuJD Cbaf'•• to eenU , C•n.tll plr WOrd ftll' 'l'tlr'etl tDft· ltt'UIIvo lntertlozu . f' tt ll rar. of 4 orentt '" "ani IJtrjJI t• .. ebarJ~:fll tor adYirdlihl It not Hi d wtta\n 10 ,.,., arm .na bilL t'411.D or THANKI VI wont ~,.. 11.11 1o1 Ea~ ~tletn• lt.l.llbaurn. Peo,'e In Pomeroy Point Council ' Keeps Curves ....._ DAILY CROSSWORD ...Ptnon.: I (Continued F"rom Pat;:e Om•l r.-....,..• ..,••·• I 36. Piece Of canvu ... se. Untcont (Rear of Meigs General Hospital) M!IIU. ' ·:·~ ·"." ·,·M.' ·:·b""'"'"'t"""" f r. ,Cif' y f.~ OU •• RATES For Wan' Ad~.. ' Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. Dec. 19, 1962 • OPEN TO SERVE YOU IN THE MILLER BUILDING J Business Services Senti;~;'!. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Enan llf • ,.po rtiJd 111111\ed:ta..l.)' Tho pob,,< ho:or WUI ftO.I bt NIIOIIIibll tar "'"re U.aa one lft"rr«t lnMrtlon nOjrdiOM~.. . • • ., - NOTICES 1s-Da1ly = 37. Sweettop 39. Candlenut ..... <0. - U.Olde..- PHONE WY 2-2176 .. OVERNIGHT EMERGENCY PARTS SERVICE AVAILABLE 1! word IJ , Obltuafl• lltiMllhri ;r l rfl!l ptl' -rd. OFFICE HOURS · '1 JI 1:30 A . M. ta I:CIO hlu.rd.,.--t:lll 4.11. t. M. 0.111 to I:I:DD n"o• IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A RESULT PRODUCING WANT AD PHONE WY 2·2157 llli\IOTICES ,. KEITH GOBLE SPECIALS e36 Months Finance On 61-62 Models e 24 Months Flnonco On 56-60 Models "CI••n~t Cars In Town" ~OOD·--I'M HOM!i AHEAD OF Al,INT FRITZI . ·~ '" . ' .-, .' ' ,1®. ' ,,\ . ~~~j I / ' ...... ..... -..;. ......... 011\.Y '299 C.IWei'IJIMT..... MASON FUIINITUM CO. iM.iOH,.W. VA. KEITH GOBLE FORD USED ~R lOT WY 2-3422 COt'Mr Locust & ~'tCII'i'ffH'W IN MIDDLEPORT '. ,I· ' ,/ r : ·•· -~ r · ' ' --·THAT l:· DISOBEYED . HER--- �• ' > • , • ' ' o' l ~ • -• • Elb - ds I Po RY ou • En" ... ... • t• lNG In Time For er hri' as Gift • ' sh r s e •. • • ' •·' • . •ero ' . ' • h * * * eases ••• • --l ztzes So ·ets HO S ~ ~ 1 thiJ R r 20, l962 ·' ' ..... ;;,... • on I, 0 • ' T IS W • • . r Aro nd A bout Middl t t * en ,., * * * * Co . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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