https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5a3b733bdc9977cf576aa7ce85a53233.pdf 872a87b387fec8e0580ae92062392578 PDF Text Text ·< ; '. ' ' . - ~ ... rw-r-: ··, (7" - ..-- -- - - ·- -- Oo • o o , _ I• " ,. ,., '1.! \ ., '\ \' R~--··-· ____ 0 ..... - ' .- . 1: , 0 I ' I ., \ e'·Couple I ; s-~ Sentlnel, Pomeror·Middleport, o., Dee. 7, 1957 ,_ I"~· ., ' . ' ~-li .• -cKev . ···" \ .P~-~ti'Evil EyeOn U.S. · }1or -~~epirtgJjp,Wiled Sputnik Roeket MOSCOW UP-soviet C'OI!Ui.un· but they did not live up to it. "We know it frll somewncre ehev sitid Friday thai the.;eitrier· In the United States and will anrocket 'of the first S~viet-:;sput- llounce it publicly soon w1th a nit- plunged tG earth -9Ver I_Amer· request that they relurn 1t to us" loan territory. last Sundar but A reporter asked Khrushche•1 1 1he Amerieails will not give it whether be was serious or was up to us." . joking. Kltrusbebev made his dcclara· "I am abSolutely serious," tiGn to foreign correspondents at Khrushchev replied is( Party ·c~i;ltllin Nikita. Kl\ros· a F1nnisb Embassy recepti"\lb: Asked whether he mcanl uwe know the. carrier rocktt fell over the United St&tel, ' Khruschev said. "But t}ley do not want to alve it biu:k to us. "We relied Dn their decency, O\'C i' the American continent, the United States itoelf or tho AUanlie.\ Khrushchev sa1d: "No. It was not the Atlantic but United States territory" Use Elberfelds Sell9ible Credit Service in Purchasing Tel· evisions, Carpeting, Radios, Appltances and Home •'urn· ishings. Ask Any of Our Sales People To Explain The. Plan To You. • En~neers Deny Missile P'iogr~m Will Crimp Program To Build Dillon D4m ml ssilc pro1Jrlm wnA catulng the CINCINNATI UP - Col, lloh-~ Corps to rcotudy lh budget. crt W. Lockridge, executive ofll· "ft will be a week or 10 days rcr of, the u. · S. Arm.Y En~lnecrs' before we know anything," he Ohio River Dlvislo~, 1014.,Frldny snld. "hut we are going to have • there will be no abantl'Qh~ent" good prbgrom rcgarcllcss." of the Dillon flood cuntl-61' pro· 111 Conlraets for the eonstructioil o£ )eel near Zanesville, despite tho proposed $7 • million D1llon Dam fact thai tho Corps is mtudying aro scheduled to be let ned Its enUre budaet. spring. "Netllini'' . ···being abandoned "It will not be alfoctcd creatly than 1 , ," Lockridge said by any budget reduction. II any," lfe admitted, ' ver, that efforh Lockridgo "ld "There will be no to channel federal funds into the abandonment." lie suld at tho most there mignt be some delay. Southern Ohio Farmers Sell 8,000 Calves 1 area Wt!rc Ill Athl'ml, Ga.lllpoliR, J,sneaster. Cllillicothc and Co•hncton. In pro·aala tilRpeetlons farmors commltlcOI oheet~d 7,787 celvcl und 376 yearlings and eliminated thoBO nnlmnlo that did not meet breeding and qualll)l standard•. Jumca Matti1on of Chllli•othe 1radod calves !Old at Athena, and Gallipolis and 1Henry Leltnaker of I.an~aotcr tho ealvea 10\d at Chll· llcotbc, Lancaaltr and Co1hocton. Tnc gradero placed each call In one of four erode• and ealvca were penned accordlna to unllonn welch~ Jrade, breod and aex. Tho graders then rt•lraded each pen, lngranam explains, into unllorm lote of from alx to 1wonty·five he: d. . Followlna Ia a aummary :or lhla year's area feeder calf trices. The average price was determined by dividing tho total dolllra ~aid for each grade by lhe· total pounds of oaivos In oaeh lt'ado. Av~. Wt Ave. Prlee llba) l'hoke •Ioera ToP Good Good Medium Choice helfen Top Good Good :lledium All oteero 1 All heifers · cording Local ~llehigan ..a·' 4oOi 1 25.6& 28.38 :14,2Q 22.011 \tit 21.75 r-,,•13 21.21 20.26 18.63 24.63 ~~ 8~ 1f,'l3 · 40'1 ;:jl~~~;,.~~~C 21l.i!O atlrjcled ~~~:;~~~: l~ calves Cnt)tlltillk, ·" " ' I Weather . ....-~~· ~~ •"-·· (' , . f•, •· Good Po•fure begin1 in the Crib I Start your child on a KANTWET The Pqslure·Ptrfecl CRIB MATTRESS ~ 'j } . _ lle~liatory Powef.Said . -Too Powerful And Strong: Modern and trod.itionol ' desiMs. Pl~nty of room (l]RJ _,_ Gen. Lauris Noi"Mill, . ilu~reme forces, said todi_i it would j,e I all of Ute thousands 'of ~. for h;r most cherished iI . 'sEE THE coua.attt:· · UNE 9f\. -~.1" ~' ., ' ' '•1.: L · ' .,._ • things. All in o smart ' chest. A perfect gift. Choice of finishes. PlD. 70 coil innmpring ' , ,._.\ (, •' 'KROEHLER LIVING RoOM SUI)!$; · I unit, JoublNcalcd " butttD nihiosl , ·' · •If.' 1:. " Jlitmer, suaiglner support ~use of th~ buHc-in DORSA!. 1 ;,, \ ' \ I u.s. News . , ' 4 World Rti• by ~le or - --=:- 3 1' ' • • .: , :, \ ; \ ' ON THE THUUI FLOOR • ' ,, · · ·.-: ,• '"' ' MIRRORS Reflect YoYr Gift Wisdom Normai·Firm model for those who want d"ply ro~M comfort with perfect supPort. M~igs' cAP Unit, CondUC!tS.Sale CHOOSE IIERE FROM MAl'iY STYLES 1 are, art, Hosej!ar, West llyrtle LiWe, Clifton; William, CliiiDn, and Mason. $5.49 to $32.50 New model for those who want Beoulyroot , comfort and sup pori .plul added flrmnou. ~ I" ' ~ I .ll~~· home. rheSmith body en to the at Leon, where . Funeral arrangementi lor the couple are aa yet incomplete and are being made by the .warren Funeral f;iome of Nel10nvllle, who removed the bodleo of the two to NeboDville, Sunday even~n~. .!i'"" y '" !'s.harpes; ·i . . ' . •...J ·i , $24.00 to $79.50.' QiR(SIZI$, ON THE 3rd I'LOOR ' .BAKER FURNITURE ' - All In Heavy . .~.. ' I : ' Washable · · Plastic 01~1111)11 rA MtyjjOOO-iMiltM ·' ... ' ,, Choose A·. Breokfost· Set .. FROM OUR COMPLETE STOCi Chrome, Wrought Iron an~ "ronze "''''' ''5n .. Choose from ' a Wide Choice Of Dtsigns ond Finishts . SEE THE NURSERY F.VRHITURE. . On The Second ·floor Baby Bathinettes - Sassinettes Strollers- Baby ~urrl~rs Ploy Pens- High Chairs . ! \,( Training Chairs-'. . B(!ds Car Seats- BQtly_.,";l·wings JIODII((,', FnendJ 1111Y eaU -at tile oooc l'Unenl Homo at A lhon serviee will Tuetday at 12 noon at t~' tlai..a HA<SSOcKS ·, • by (Cw() 601 «ll· ' SUn COST. . ... mlftt. 11l<' M1C5, 'IIIPOAIIOfCld rummittC()II o( ftlrmcr1, • VISIT THE 3rd FLOOR- FOR FURNITURE - LIVING ROOM SUITES- CHAIRS- TABUS- BED 'ROOtiSUITES- K~TCHtN'I FUR· NITURE- FLOOR COVERINGS AND APPLIANCES- COURTEOUS CAPABLE SALES PEOPLE 'TO HELP YOU-ON T~e 3rd J.J.;OOR~ SEE THE COAIPLETE LINE OF MATTRESSES COLMBUS. 0. - Southern Onto farmers sold 8,000 feeder calves for $8Q2,000 In nine •pcelal sates this fall . reports Chartco Inm· bam, Ohio State Unlvel'tllty Exton· sion livestock marketing ccono- -· . \ I ,. ... HOME AT -'NO EXTRj\ ,. . (J ! -.=--------- w FLOOR COVERI~6S DELIVERED ·To YOUR q Bonus Rule Is Dead; War Over Territorial Rights Continues COLORADO SPRINGS. ' Colo. - settle It Jan. 26, at tne next league UP ..:. BaiobaU:s ecmlroversial I rqeeting. bonus rule offieially wQ delrd toFrick uid there have been no day, but the battle over terrlllorial applications for any club wiahin" nghts was more alive ]ban ever, to move into New York, and In with New York t>eing' dec~rcd answer to a question, he sa1d the "open territory" for a11yone-eve11 Dodgers could return if they Inc departed Dodger!, If they wish wished. to return. The Dodgers arc cncounttrln(': Tho major leogues wound up dlffteulties in obtaining a ball park what Wll! prob11bly the m6st hec · site in Los Angeles and President t1c meetings in their ·h\atory Fri· Walter O'Malley conceded there day, not onlv by kUHn~ the bonu• WAJ a po .. iblllty tne club would rule, hut bv lmlitutlng,a new typr return to Brooklyn, but he ''doubt· (our·)'ear ('tnrrstrieto<f dtaft, rais 1 ed it very murh" ing the pl;~vcr lil1ary mlnirpum to lttguH Differ on 8an111 $7,000 and waging . a drawn.out The bonu• rule did not P881 out. fight for the terrtloty lelt vaeant of existence wltnout a battle. AI by the departure of the Dodger; though both Inc minors ond tho and Gianls to California. majors voted for Its extinction, the Boiled down tbe battle stack• National League voted 6·2 against up this way: ' moklng it retroactive while the The National Leagu~ wants (,) Amencan League voted 0·3 for the retain the New York territory "' opposite •ide, which would permit a pos ~ible "haven" for any of it3 the 21 bonus players now in the club!! which migbt wish to move major~ tQ be sent to the minor~ in there The Amerit>an League immediately. on the otner hand, wants to rP· Since eacn leogue voted dltrer· mve tne right of approval for any entfy, Frick was called qpon to club deming to share New York' break the dead lock ond he sided w!th tne Yankee~. with the 1\'ational Lcuuc. rh11t Fnor~ Opfn Territory means lfll prefiC nt bonus play~.~ Commissioner Ford Frick maclc must rchta1n w!lh tl'leir respeetlve It patently eielll' that he fovor.< mojor tea1ue clnbs until the two· declaring llny lllrr~tory open from rear pflrwd expires, wh-Ich a club leaves. The four-year draft earrleJ "The Glontl and Dt.dgcrg Bi'~' Frkk's endorcemcnt and was ap· not yet offlelally estubl ~ he•l fn provod by tne mojon and mlnorJ Ca11£ornia," Frick told ne~vsmcn olik<' . In CR.U!IlC(' , it calla (or til-:? later. 1'Meanwllite, if somrone unrefitr11'ler1 draft or all player~ tornej 1n and desires to opcrat' with four _yt•ars cxpcrl~nce In tbf' in Nciw York, 1 Aha ll con,iit.lcr 1t min·ors. The. drdt Pfl<~C will b.~ opert territory." tt was llgrced tn $25,000 ~ f MeThOdist Board Is Held ~will~-~~~~ •'i!!Ei~ will be held a~ 2 The 1\ev. Ralph M~~~:~~~= f Mason ~nd Clifton I will be in cllarg~ of . Interment will be Ill Church Cemetery. �';,.-• ,, 1 1 .. ·, I ; I . '\ 2-Dall)' SenfJlle~, ~~)'·Midt11epon, O.i fl~. 8,19$7 -- • ral ~~,~~ers. 4~~ .~ Their Efforts To Bucks For Brac~s I gmpatgit,lh OhibWhlch Hos Helped So MDny Children l .ne o.f the fiDe, .w~rtll}' ,,tfortll made each year It the "Bucks Jl'~t llr~es" campaigns made by the Ala~dlti 't91j!p1il' ·Shrine of co, lulilbus. Fted Ru.stell of ~{J6dl~por1 Is head· mg up the IQcal tiucks fot Braces and hai tic· kets for the kick-off banquet this week. Jim I Clatworthy and other Shrine members also I have tickets. Leo Durocher and Frank (Trader) Lane two of the sports world's most rolorful fig: ures, ~Ill be among the celebratal guests ~ who will be in Columbus, Thursday, Dec. , 12th, to participate ln the Bueks for Braces kickoff at tl;le Stat~ fra.lrgrounds. Both Durocher all,d Lane are expected to come to this elty welloarined· With tales of their spec1aculat cfli'lltlrs. Durocner since his retirement as a baseball manage;, has IJe. come an executive with NBC and has been featured on national hookups as a apoMscaster. i I Lane ·is no newcomer to Columbus. This will .mark his first trip to ColUmbus however, smce taking .over the reins of the Cleveland Indians as general manaeer. Cost of admission to the kickoff affair will be a $1Q donation to Bucks for Braces. The fete is open to the public. Dlnnet will be served. . The Dec. 12th proaram will ma·rk the offl· cia! opening of the 1957 Bullks for Braces campaign to raise . 1!19~ey fot the Aladdin Shrine Crippled .chlld~en Hospital program. All money will be to provide hOspitalization, braces, shoen..nd other paraphernalia for youngster's Wh'o h~'fe • been handicapped by crippling allmen't. \lied No DiscrlmJnatio~ Made There is no discrlmlnat.ion as to race color 0 ~ religion In accepting children Cor trent· ment by the 12 Shrine bone specialists who donate their skill and know how. Eligible tQ receive treatment ls any crip· pled youngster In central and southern Ohio ___ .. - •- · _ _ ___ NE W/ 1t' . . 8.96 9...8:.00~0, •.•0 10·00 11 :110 ltto • A taloht ~Mw for the month of ~,~~ ~hll~en, ~1~!. Doccmb<r Wal planned fur en· "• Y. ~lc Y and Rodney tcrtJinment: ~r tbe j,okin patients. I S~"'' 1'·.• '~nd Linda l!art. Sending Th~ program "Ghr111m" in Many ~r;' ~';'8 ~utr~la Smlthlcn and Land8'' will be under tbo dlrocliun · ' .;~N1 · ol Mn. Poul Powell. ., ONI Mr1. ·Bub M~nt'Y, who h moow. .1he Nov.e rnbor . meeti ng or tho lng to eonnectlcult ' "lined as Wm One WOI held recently president ol tho club. ut the dourrh. Hurry llllicr guve Others altendlnJ were Mrs the ~e,·otlons and a •hort business Donald Duncan, Mr1. John ~organ: ::~~on8 ~~!d. ~c~i .~·,, J. Scott 11 Mrs. J11rnes Cunningham, . Mrs. ed b ur e c • follctw· r.rrllld Clark, Mra. RolandC Karr lid Y a question and answer per· Mro. EuBene fleuon and lhe hos: . Othors ottendlng the meeting tcs• wero Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and DINMI!R Mrs. Robert Cooke Mr and Mn The annual Christmas pnrly of Paul RJckard, Mrs.' Jack FleAher: the Bend Sowio( Club WBS beld Vernon Harroh Mrs Seotl Mro al lhc home of Mrs. Hermon Layne Lowrenco Lelvina, Mr. and !tiro: T sd James Roush Mrs E L Stein on ue ay evcnlni. A gill t>· Mrs. Tom Il~lfma~ a~d Mr and · onuse wu held ond tho10 at· Mrl. Corl Glbbo. tendlnl were Mro. 1. C. Roush, Mrs. A. B. Woodrum, Mn. L. G. EllctAcN &Oeleordo EmnH tRow llulteneutter, Mn. Donald smith IHOWIIt Mro. W. T. !ton,, Mfl. N. o. Wein: A stork Show,. ~on,red Mn. Mn. Hugo JuhliAJ, Mn. II. J,. Fotter Grlnlttld r~eenlly at her PYer, Mrt. J, t.. llt~Wir\, Hl'l. R. home. 4 100181 hour Wlllpehl 'oy F. Bryont, Mr~. ·otte ROIUh, llrl. Mn . ThOJnu lltynoldt . lM DebUoyd Raulh, .Mn. . F. A. Salty, ble, Mn. Doml McCoy and Joyot, Mn. P. J. Wolpert, Mrr. E. L. Mn. Kennetb Bldenour, llro. ·De~ Stein and Mn, A. D. Hume. lie Ohlinger, Mn. llorr Zerkle NOUI,IWAIIMING Mrs. John Turley and w,, llro: A surpri.,. houaewormlnl woo R b rt B h ,. I held Nov. 22 at ths .home of Ro•. 0 0 eoc ' .,l'l· Jenry John· !tiro. Dextri ·ErWin, and Mn. Thoma• Reynoldo, the son, Brinker p J • lin. Ro•' 111 new Plllor of ii!e Church of God. ' rt. ·~nor onnoon, Mra. Altendln1 were Mr. 1 n~ Mn. Ed· David Jl'leldl ad4 d-Uihler, and word Iludaoo ond children, 11r. Nettle EdWudo. '1'1!• l'red and ltlrt II· r. Rldeaour, llr. ond ~~~~~~ Mnt 1 lift, but liQUid not J.ln. Ray RltWd, Hn. Dexter Er· N~T\' . win, Hrl. Robert !leach and Amy, Jimmy Rico celebrated ..,, 4th ,.,., HcGrtw, Clrtl and NeUie blrtbdoy at the home of llu irrand· Duddlnr. Hr._ Henry John10n, paNJnt1 Hr. ond lin. 'i'ltom.i'·a110. lin. John fu{loy,liro. Fred Stew. 1t01d 1111 art, Mn. Roy Brinkr, Mro: Leonord mony 1111. Thooe Sunday.atltndlal ~ !'tceivt4 wert J'Jeldo, /lin. Dorl1 Jl'leld1 ond Mr. Mra. William Morartantl. <:lllrlle T ... • ond Roymond, Bob ltd Sb~by 1 IRI Grinotead, Mr. ond !ln. CIJdtl\lce DIVOTI:D TO INTIIMTS and Jackie, Mn Cliff l\oiull and . Ot MEIGS.M"" • "ON AREA llr•. Thomu Grlnllttd. NIHJCLIMA ~aUonol odvertlllnl repro,.nt• The Nehicllma ~lub held llvo, Boltiaellt-Kimbllt, Inc., 8f3 lhelr Chrl1tm11 \he Mor· Wlnrttn Ava., New York City tin Restauronl 6vetiina. 18, N. Y. · ' Tilt dinner wu Mid· Z.tered •• llitond el111 maiiln1· dlepott tllller 11 Ill• liosi o!liee 11 Pon> Roll eall was eroy, Ohio. orito 8ubltrlpt!011 ntet: ~llve,Y by emler wH•re avoUoble 80 eento per In advance at The Office, $15.110: Ill three months, $3.90. where ovall... .... ,.. able:. moll or.e Ray rear 1111.. ¥rs. Restiesl Gun Tales "' .Wella Plrf• Twenty One Th. Good·~. T.h-~ 0 ... _... Suspicion N II dlln u.,, ;r: ft"· DaiJ Sotlnel B•·! nhlno lllller Mrs Dou M111 Mrs. Roy We~vcr ;nd M~l. Cly~r, nice. t:;uest.· were Koren l.levln: and Mls. Otho 'tlevlng IIRTH . Mr. and .Mrs. JCJe Paugh are an· nouncin( tho recent birth r ft lb. 11 oz. d~u hter o ,a Louise at Scha:kcl Cu~~:q~el;ne nal gr~ndparenta are Mr. a~ 1 d M~~~ Joe Paugh of Mason while maternal erandparenh tre M d Mrs. Melvin knapp AUXILIA(IY r. an Th A I e "'tj''ican Legion Aux111sry r~~hn I Y ond openod the meet~on II~~·I Filii lllute .and • praytr. The group planned their com· munlty C'l'l•lmao parljl whlcb will be Sunday D~mbtr 22 Thay allo plonaed l pOUu~k oupper aftd arib bll for tllt bee· ember meilln;. . I Secret 11111\er «if11 were ek· cha'l.ed ond pom"' rtYetle<l. !tOt· lt11 I lor tilt' .•~ft· M'rt. IIIli Rou!h; llro. f'hda I!Jrt iild Mrs. Cot~erlne E!nbletOII• Other llleJbbtt• ~ttiobdlna were Mro. C. C. .IIOili~lrt-.,, l&rl. Sa~io Worth, Mra. NOI'a Trip~, llrt. l'l'ed R b ous , rs. Gran! 0U1h, Mra Harold erkle,llii: ll~lltrt R0111b. Mn. H. C. lt'oney, Mn.l Ralph Rouoh, Mro. Everett ltou1h Mr• Nanny Roulh 11114 111rt. 'Sybli Smith. klOii• · The New ~Yfll ~· Club 111•t ~ellfay tv,l\1~ at tht Aliltrlun ....at.Oil H.U. wj~R:i~tlll John Wolfe ......... :.; · :;ad•• .,...,~ plant lor Jlltll' ID•Q&I C ao project IJf ~Hi'lll for neetiY ~hlkiMn, W. W. ltowt1 ond ~~:!~ w.n iPPolnled u eo- I' ... MEETIN~ ;~ea w~~: ~:,~~:: b=~~ - C~urch, rn~ ==========:.. f. A ~ehedule for t¥rnlna o~ ond off the tnwn'• Cbri1tmas llahta was set up. The club voiQd to aijln offer a prhe to be uaed In the Uchtlnl Ctnteat, oponoued·by the Gorden Cl~b. t . . The Uoao vollld ·lo ondorte a proper(1 re..viluation in Muon County on~ nnd a1~ter to Coun· ty Court ..n<lfllliil oue~ : r.l:embott ~hi were John Wolle, Jack tit;, Cborleo Leller, Kermit Fcrd, lameo ltetfer and Bob Johnston, · NEW HAYIN HAIONAI.I ldl'. an4 !It~ ll<>b )4un•y and Jimmy bovt moved 'to t011neetl' cult. W,J EH 1~~c~ut.WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS ~:i=:; I Toft Rop•bl!co•• Looking fot o '$10-·Nixon' Man ii:OO Meet McGnw Daily Then, New Jersey'• .Democratic Oov. RoiHlrt Ptt~dtnt .Niatn on 990 Sf#Ot On Your · aitd, "I -"'" we'll juot b••• t,o walt ond ... who develop• atltr next yti*r'i etectklh. • ~ • ' 1 .. ' JJ:TS AWAY-~• C'fvU Aeronouuca 'iidn.tnlotrallon 1111 P"" dt<telt thai jol•PIOI>•lled ilrwlilt may ~Y!Ilpoplaco P~tpn-drtvori planea on 1'01\1 h&\111. , .. . , \ . ~. CAA <•piirll pot•t ~l:,l.hal',leta h ore ~at. of!tclehl ot high oiU• tude I oa tutttlned nma. 'thll w11.s broU Cut 1ft 1 National Qeoo rraphto SOCit\Y roullJ\up,' iJl. PI'OIIP1C'~t'rl ftlghte lll<lnS lho place of conventional cralt.l,l( llle not• ant futurt. Tho .o<tew l&ld that Afllorlcan·butlt jellhlert, oxpect•d lo otarl haullnl pauen1ert to mld·l9!8, will makt fOUOd trlr tn the I to 10 houro It pn~aenUy lak11 to 10 one vlay fi.oM 0011 tn eout. Silencers wiU lilake tome jet crlft eveu quieter than biC P.,. ptlltr-typo plaJ!fl. yet ftyln( at opeodl w!ltoh would hav~ them Iandin( in nltornlt tour hout~ artor .mtat ,.,...¥ '""' If"' York. So~ olllnil<l, the National (leolfiphfo ,.y., wUI ~ hugt paa!On r loada at bettor than eoo "'II" "'r ~"·. .... . ', ·.\ ' • Jl0cm 10:30 Th0 · ~ J.>f<~ .... · · " '· · 't!',......~., !l'' · llart,ll ~·. . .. H.~•slleadllu6• " . · · ·, · IJ:) Weitb,reallf ' .. ,, 1''n 11:1 l'tlleW.reh 1:00 Slgrt Oft SUNBEAM CONTROLLED EVEN HEAT AUTOMATIC FRYPAN GIVE SOLID COMFORT ..• WRAPPED IN STYLE Ma11aglcs combine a carpet of soft apo1111e rubber wltll ~ .flrni, yet •flexible, Arch lift ___ to asaure ~und4be-Cloe.k eomlart. They ere a wholly "fitting" solution to oil your "what-to-live+ man purzles. Ma518gic Gift Certificates, in any amount and style. Priced from $14.95. now. MARGUERITES SHO! SHOP .· .;~~~lSSLER ..J.EWELRY . STORE ~ ' 0 :' ' \~UIT.'.'f' :: ", 1 1• · · \ ' \ E. MAIN ST. POMERQY 1 POMEBOY Be tlllU·JOU give .or cot the genuine and orlglnll SUNBEAM Con· trolled Even Beot Aulomotic FRYPAN. Meals tute ood. look better, m euler, faller In prepore with SUNBEAM'• Cont:oJied Even ileaL f'ty-Gulde ond Heat Coottol Dial oo baodle eJIOJin· ateo guO..work. 4 alz<J, Standard, Medium, Llrro ood Super --3 eolon: Pink. OUrquoil•, nuow (in lledlum fr1pan only). ' $19.115 JOIN Till FUN-DilJVING'S GREAT IN A I! Jlakt. thiJ too CbrlitinU your family will alwlll'l reolelilll<l' ••• "'•• tllom 1 1110nderful uw ltll!ll Rocl<et OldlmobUeJ You'll be• ,, "' ~..;., "'--''--•• -• ·'·d ' \Oil, lor Oldl1lfll•JOII 1 I · ' ' 110 , . _ Dll ...,.y.,._ - .,. ooiete to ~ from _--- one of them made to order .., JOll •· ~ pest -·· .,ate , dt010llltrlllon daU with 1 Rocket 8 ' ,ur thil wOI!kl WRAHD VAN ZAHDT . . · PomereJ, Ollio ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV ~ E. MAIN ST. POMEBOY I Radio Di~J 1 · Writer ua -' . 9:110 9,:4} 9:115 ,. 10!00 10:30 II:~ .. 12:110 12:10 '*1~ 1~:311 •. $37.95 . .'• .• 12;45 BVD 1:00 ' 1:30 2:01! · Ileal th 2:30 Ho~i""·"'· Robes :- Pajamas · Underwea• ' HAMILTON1 . · ,· . . 1:;;;u . .· 3:00 Btg· 3:~o. T~e Verlikt II Y\)1111 4:00 Brigh\er tl..t' : · •· 4:1J ~etl-et S\Ot"lil '"~""" "' 4:So Edge ~'Ntiht' i · c'. 1:30 6:45 8:55 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 Your Esso Beporter Sports Parade Weatherman Governor Underwood Robin Hood Burn~: al\(1 Allen Taletit 8\jouta DanDy Tbomaa j)eccmber Bride Stucllo One Yt>lo-the-Minute Newa 'Scanning tbe vreatbor TheLate s~~ow. '· . 8:30 8:55 8:45 7:00 7:30 tJ:05 11:10 . · · , CHAtMING ·PRECISION•BY ~TON ACTIOI'I"C~RBINE td:,u;.IIl'ER BOLT Graceful beauty and unsurpaased aeeuraey combine to form a tribute to Jlamllton's flawless deallfll and craftHmanship. Give her a Hamilton tile finest watcb In tho world. $9.~ up ond Fed. Tax ONLY 'AUTIIORIZED DEALER IN MEIGS COUNTY n~'a': 7:0lio~ ~lip-maguine carbine with new type cloaed· io . atli~lf,.~hat lllakiir for :pJeasltig, ' streamlined deolga and im· frGVed, lhoo,ter's' ·~~~g~~U1111 rm..nd Is hinged In form band grip in .doWII''· ~Jtlon. Siliirflrap oo left of stock. lllodel 342 (peep li(ht\ ~-~(o(IWi· slg~t), $31.15. Also in autnmaii<LModcls Your Esso llepor!er Weatherman' ... ·o. n · Sporto Parade Parade of Slln TetepMne TilDe · 8:110 • PbU SUven·BhoW' .. 8:30 Big ')'On Hilhllahlt. 9:00 :ro Tell The Truth 9:30 Re.~ Skelton 3~21ild ~ $3'1,~. . I : · . . ,,.,:\_\~ .~()ORE'S SfORE W... .;L\"N ST•.,. · ·. . \ .' ·, . . • GIFTS THAT MEN GO FOR For ~ lilts men go for you canlt go wrong by eiloMing' BVD, a Brand name known the world over which sUindJ for quabty. Come In and choose from our large seleotion of BVD Robes, Pa· jam.. and Underwear. it. MAIN• ST. BAKER FURNITURE DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. COLLINS JEWELRY . COSCO ,BABY JUMPER. . • · i , 1 Sure to make a hit with mother ond child! Slls~baion .!~,om• permila freedom or movement, eounteracta lippiJI8. Wiler~ duck.. cloth seat dips oU for isuoderin&. .Rubber (IIIIi prtvoat ereeping, won't "'" f!OCII!I. Gray e01mel baae and tray. Seat In, red, yellow, pink, or blue. $.H5 Oo The'Brlgbielt Comer In Middleport I Pomeroy, Ohio . POMEROY POMEROY 10:oo fU.ooo Qll&all!lli 1 .. ''1 10:!'0 Mama •' " ... . . II :00 . ,Up-to-the·mlnult Ne,.. 'Iu:to n:D4 .. 8eatmia) the weather N ·ttfii1.._.:<r!f!":r WHTN...TV C._i.nllei1Si· .1Channei13-Monday Cha~nel' 13Tuesdaf· 8:44 Sl&n On ~ 9:4! Morning Movie 1 the ltlte Senator .tosepll McC&rthy'a Se!nate aeat. Vko I 12:10. p.m. Me)'ntr won an overwhelming rt·eh ,lion agalntt Repu&llc&.n Malcolm B. Forbf!l whO "''&n With tht per110na1 blessing anll help oJ tha Preatdent, and vice prelitlent, too. Tilt illilcal ratlytnr point wilt bo Senalor WU· llam Knowland 1f ht wina the CatlfGmla ,overo nGuhlp next year. t~GWever, lhtae RepubllCIJll thll).k 1111 election 11 no ctJ.talnty &J'alnat Blatt Attorney Oen<ral Pa~ Bljlfm. AI 0111 'l'altltt . , 5:oo ldys~ T-eatet 111:00 , W ' dill~~ ;Bhtili'i' ~ ~ •• Mystery· q~eaU.• l !'l' 9:30 10:00 Meias County News Stt CallfornJ'o•l Kntwlond At '¥o•t Loglcnl Leader '• . . ' ·. • n:oo L:OO B7 JIENRl' C.lTIICAII'r CeJIIt'lll Prea~ wa.1t~llgton 'Wrltw ASHINGTON-The Toft Rcpublicano ,,. looklnr lor a atopNix(!• man, and at the moment, without any Am\ tucceas. The eoilaemUve Midwest branch of the party '1\GW thtnka · the vtce prealde~t ll to:o much ot a "Modem" ljtpubli~n and that being a "Modtlll" Rtpubllcan 11 batl pol!Ucs. AI evidence, they point to th.e de!~t ot Elsenhowu Republican cand'ldatea tn: recent eloct\Qns. Flnt, torm1u Gov. Walter Kohler wu Whipped by Democrat William Proxmlre in WlllCODiln for k __,.,'-1/C- ev.4M~?O.P'~ &:so. ..b ;:iliitini•• ......... .. · - ..... 10:00 The Callforlilllll ..•. .• .,. w,ath~ait dAll· \Vay \f;•"'92•f!/l , . Schaekel of Jerusalem will have a rcrcmon ore se lling pecans dJ;ain made gifts, candy novelties lui Friday, December 13, at UO th" year. The nuts arc $1.40 n wlll be sold. A Bake Sale will 00 p.m. at the IOOF 11•11. Mrs. Stew· pound and may be obtained by held on Saturday. art Uuwkins, Worthy High Priest· calling Mrs. Hsrry Cheschcr~.Mr.:; 1 esB, has rcquc~ted membt:rs to . Bufort Ea.st qr Mi~g Frieda Fueh· 1.· bring sundwichcs or cookies, for 1 nl e. This is an annual project of refreshments. the Cl:.tss. Jo~;: MASSAGIC · . . Channe18-M9nday I8 bca . M . ,. WCHS·TV' Clianwte18 -t'fl;f6f~ I Mrs. Charles Roush Harold Fr}l, Jamcs CunulnR"h11m, lfrs.' di® . 1:00 Slgo Off ~.~ :t~Y p~ ~heM~~~e~a~;/~;: tn g, 011 1 11.1n Mtri>ateb Daybook >11 11 1 HJggs = :) .: ,' ·~li. ·~9"* l'icllirt '.'~ · ,r :·~ ftte Newt :bb ·~· 10 FO<JIJ)III · · T:~ , . <·~i COle . • · l' · : .•.,, •• .. D"ily SentmeJ' rs. • ,.. ,, 'J'foubf,· W .i!li. "'"' ;} 19: · Arlene fr~'&Jjpw i\:~ 1~ : ~~~e Huitt • ; ·; II :00 The l'tice. It lll;bt 11 :30 Truth or Con&eljUenee~ t2:00 Tic Tac Dough · 12:30 It Umld Be You \ 1:00 Mid-Day Newo 1 1:15 Movletlme c 2:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 QUeen· for a Day • 1· · 4:45 Modern Romancfl 5:00 Cemed; 't!me •. \ 5:30 Spinach f"'l'howt 6; 15 Sport• Eye ' , ~:~: Weath~rcut .: ':1 2 members of the Ohio State University foot· -~ob~~:;:::;::::;-1--~PLA:NiiiiSTiw~~r~~:---:-:--~--::8:00 Capt.l~ JCantoi'oO ball PLANPhllathea society PARTY th team - the 'Rose Bowl bound Bucka and o · The nf the O . t.. ~ 8:4C CBS Newo . e1r coach, Woody Hayes. Church or Chrilt will have t~ir . Ul 8:00 MornlnJ Show All crippled children from central and Christm... Party on Thursday, nee-. 8:00 CBS Newf southern Ohio whos Is f 12. at 7:30. Friday, Dec. 13, tho ' s:sa !.fori¢:~ State Nm · • e paren can not a fotd SORORITY PARTY Loy.al Women's ct.., will bav9 ' Ul 'I . 10:00 Garry .Moore to pay for the costly treatment, are eUgl&le The Exemplar Ohapter of Beta thew ~hr11hnas dinner at UO Ati!J:Ns, c;i. UP-llhlo t1rdf1r· 10:~0 Artl!ui Godfrey . to receive help from Bucks for Braces and Sigma Phi wlll hold their Christ· P· m. at the ehurch. 1lty wo1 never ·!lOaded fkt<>ujl· 11:30 Strike It illcb 1 12:00 N~wi at Noon the Aladdin Hospital program. , vuLEtiOI 12;,0 KaUo:a Almanac The public Is invited. Cost~~ adml~ion Is queated· to take their owp hble 'l'!le Mid~leport Uterory Clu\• ·nilhl, ·Winnlnl ~·71. · · 12:1C Love o( Life . a $10 d9natton to Bucks for Braces. service. will have t"eir Christmas rttu)int . . N ·' Wednesday )I the borne of M,... Forward Bob Puten_ of Ob~ U. 12:30 Search for T~oriow . ot one cent of ~he money raised is used ANNUAL YULE DINNER A. J. strauss. · and gtHrd Sandy Smtth of Mot· 12:45 G·,dclliJI IJibt · ,. for admi.nlstration. All work Is voluntee~ed The Laurel Cliff Betur !Jealt~ ' letb shored ecorinc hon~;s with 1:00 Katle'a ICitcheo • uo f., t~e WorW rUrna Jim Rhodes ls general chairman. Donations. ;~:: dfn~."ro!dt :hh:'~·'a"rtn•~'ae'C~ralusrt: CHURCH CLASS DINiriiR 1_1_8.;.·•_a_ch_._ _ _ _ _ __ f B k " w " 1'he Ho!lellullders Cl&tli cf lho 2:00 Beal t~e Oloek or uc s for Braces may be ·sent to "Bucks ant tonight at 6:30 o'clock. A par- Church or Christ will have thelr PLAN BA)AAl 2:30 IIOUSOPIJ'tl' For Braces " P 0 Box BB Colomb ty. and 1\11' exehan&e will follow Christmas dinner this eveninJ 1t The Women of tbe &oct Sprlnp 3:00 · Big Payofi 16 More th~ hild • r us, • 0 · at the home of Mrs. Ire Wellman, 6:30 at the church dinl•s·r'*".' ' Melhodllt ((burch wm loid a 3:30 The Verdict Is Yours . th t n 1 c ren have been aided Mechanle Street. Chrlstmu lia.zaar in the'"l'lckens 4:00 l!rlibter Day tn c pas . . • I I Hardware Butldlnll, Second Street P~AN CEREMONIAL S~LL PE'CANS ,.Friday and jaturday Dec 13 ond 4: ID Se<ret Storm Fieida, Jr. and Edwn'd Rvan, "'''· E. A - ""Mory\!Shlllle 37, While Shrlno Clu" 12 Circle, lleaurlll(,thudLit 14 ltom 10 a. m. to ' · . .;, Home 4:30 Ed1e ·'of Night ond Mrs, Jolm Wnlfe. I> ' ~ ! ~ ,:. . ) X~~ ~~r 11901!1• "' . , • 63 6:. 4., ~'~.!'}!!l!lre N'OO)rt~::wi 7:110 'Hawkeye 7:80 The t*lc!e Ia Bi&ht Also to be honored that evening will be I, '1 11le, ;:~ 10:30 Treasure Hunt 11:00 The Price is Right 11:30 Truth or Consquencea 12:00 Tic Ta• DouKh 12:30 It Could Be )ou 1:00 Mld-Da! Newl 1: 1ft Mov1ehme 2:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen for a Day 4:40 Modern Romlllces D:OO 4;omedy time · J:~ SpiJiach Ji!aytiouM 8:18 $por" Eye 6:25 Weathertast Rose Bowt.:Bound Bucks Too GOODWILL '!'he Goodwill c1,., In •t 18 1 Friday at the h()me o£ Mr~ 1.h ~ rna Capehart During the e.v .e · l.!ames were Ptaycd and Mr/~~~ Ham l\lr.Farland won the d . 001 prize. Other m'lrnbert attending Ire dlscuMed the plana to organ- ,,.,, 11~?.~.c 1vcd Sifts Crom U~ose at· w~re Mrs. Thomaa Grinstead, Mrl . lze the Youth Center which will ld S lthMr. Ed l<lng, ~lis. Hor- Ch!f Rou,h, Mrs. Ponsy Frv Mrs b,c c.loblhhcd at the New llaveu ~~"~n ';.\1 daufrhter:- Mrs. Hay Sybil Smith, Mrs. Lawrence'L<>Iv: 1 111u J:~ 'tio~por Room a Sondln~ ~lfts wer~ i . r:n r , 9:30 Trou~le With F~tber I 10:00 Arlene Francis Show Bucks for Braces didn't have to go to Hoi· lywood in quest of a Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield to select a queen. The petite miss of nearby Newark is more charming and more important to Bucks lor Braces. · She's Earlynn Marie Hammond, da·ughter of M110. Paul Winegardner. Earlynn has a lot to ~e thankful for this year. She's been pronounced almost com· pletely cured of club ~~~~~ She was born with them. However, Aladdin Shrine's bone specialIsts have worked wonders 1-'tb her . The comely youngster's recoV81'Y has been suffl. cient that tbe Shrine doctor•. who dona·te I their services, have promlsM that she can I have roller skates for Christmas. Eorlynn will reign as queeh of Bucks for Braces during December. She'll be crowned on Thursday when Bucks for Braces staees Its kickoff banquet. , ff 1 An.'!:elo. Mrs. MIITING ~~~a Rou,h. MrR. Ira Fil•ld!, Mr.. A Hnccial m~etin( ul tho Moth· H k lloard and Mrs. Ellon Marers Club WAs ·• held laJt 1'il<'~dnv s a11 · ew•11int.l nl tbe horne of Mn Don· 1 PARTY aid Drown. · Mr .•~nll Mrs. 'l'e<l Swartz honor· \fr!l. Q. J. no11Uc nnd Mrs. Jnc'· e, ~I lht lr flaughtcr, Jan, on her 1st Fl h 1\. I ""lt11h 11 Nny 9!'j Jth · C!'S "'· the recreational conunll· ' She · · · w a pur~y. Commu~uty .BullclipJJ. 8:~5 •Found Queen Near Home · 500 '/ .• , 1 . Channell-;Mondqy Chann~~ 3-f uesdQy whose parents are unable tQ afford the huge expense thtt so often is involved HAVEN . _,_____ ___ -----·-. Mr.•. lluvld 0 --.....---TELEVISIOM ! GUIDE, WSA% -TV Chan;.el3 . _......,........;..· 9:44' · Sjgll Qa 9:45 Mornml Movie 11:00 Adveaturesin Learning 11:00 1.1:10 Neigbbor• il :50 t2:00 Noon N~1 12:05 12:0& Cartoon Club 12:lb 12:30 IJberaee 12:80 1:00 Gretchen Wide Show 1:00 1:10 Movie M:atlllit \:30 2:48 Lot'a Go Cbrlllmas Sbop. 2:fl pin& 8:00 Am-·· lllllldiland: . a:ao J>o tou iri08tv0\iil'\1111r1 · 4:00 Amtrlclb ~ -··t~ . .. 8:00 Sup¢ftu 5:00 ::~ =ii~l'"~ 1:118 tlri .6111' Find. 8:411 . Nell's .. , . . . 7:00 Qov. Ulld.,...d • 7:119.• Amerlol•u ~ol,lod . 11011 Guy ¥UcbeU &bow 8:10 · Chino SUlith 1:00 Voice Of Flrellone bO LIWIIIlllOWtlk U:30 I Led Tbree Uveo I 11:00 Nein · ll:!& Tbelter 11 I 12:$0 . Siiil .Qfl · · Adx~n*"' Jri\ ~ · Netiltbdi'i Noon Newa ,, C1rto91t ~ · . P'ra~e Llbte ,:· .· · · Gretcl!,rwade SboJ '· AloVIdlotlnee · ' UVI ., ,.C)lrlataiu ........... · '' · • .... / . GENERAL ELECTRIC SPRAY, STEAM, DRY IRON · ~:~ ~.:2J ·~-· ..... 8:45 ,... • l .' . 7:00 1lnY Ghotit , " I : " . , ' - 7:30 · ..,,. s~ru:tWI o · . . · . . ·. :I 1:10 Wnllll711'P • ' , ..~ •. ·• 9:00 Bro•en.Arrqw. 8:30 l'olapbent'-Tllll ,_ 10:00 Well' J'o)Jt ,•. ;Jere's the new, revolutionary iron with triple ad)on .that, irons ;o il labrics lnatanlly and easily. New exc(ulive spraj> feature Iels You oprinkle elothe!l as you iron. Erases stubburn .wrlnklcs tn a iirry. You need vre-dampen only your larg.St 'pleees-euch aa tablc-elolhe. Buill•in <ord lift. Three irons in ·one. 0•~~ $19.911 ROWLEY and REED •HARDWARE · · Middleport,' Ohio · LOYNGE-RITI AUTO\IIATICPOSTVRE CHAIR . ' ' Dadl Hete is the ebalr that reclines tn any desired po>ltlon without levers or cadge\1. Buill for reining comfort :. _ ~lei tor modern good looks ••. ptieod to meet any bud11et. Ideo! t.>r cbrialdlas · blrtildaY, anniversary Or F«l.h~r's Day. Choo10 ·from our wldo 'vuiety of plutlc or fabric covers in <ieortone colors. From $'19.00. · I.. , For RUTLAND FURNITURE RuiiiDd, lie wlll .appreciaw rmir ·JWOII .talle when you pve bim I Stetltill -the world's moat popubr ·b'oll lie'U like aeleolmg ~ ll1ln Stetson, .too, because be'll ·bavt OJ Ore· colors, more s(1lea, and 01ore ~eodsizeo to choolli .from. Slop in· todalo and piCk up the dlstin<llre Slelaoo glfi ccrtlflcat. and miniature hat box. . $10.115 to fl2.95 The New York Clothing HouM . . POMEROY, 01110 Ohio 10:30 o\ll!ltllitDil"'rriill W4ti u:oo NeWJ u:1s rbeaw 11 . 12:30 Sip Off ' I UORII: IIPOTLIOHT FOR !IA~IIIl!-All tfort may Itt .nder W&'f It llllllll a ~righter tpolltght on Mil ~It IJilleJ\IIqwtr 11'1!1 · baa bton on her oince hor husband beeline Molt4iat 011 .Ju. 20, 11"- On two eonotcullve days, the Fll'llt Lady wao thO'Iubjtcl ot prtll attentiol\ ala party ltonortng her ott her 811t b~ Ud lh. a vlllt to a ;tammar achool near the Whitt HOUR. Thll ted 1o IJIO<¥l&Uon that thto mlrbt bt 11\i ltarl ol on atltlnpl to ,Portray Mra. lllenhower a• o. tolkeler tort. than lht h~ apptO:Iod in hlrf'laltvely unpubllclzod lve .ytlrt'bl' thf·Whtlo"'Houut. Th. reMral (eellnr. ltpwever, ta that thO ap~rt ot pubUclty 11111 "'fll''"ed to \lkt' i>l&Ct all at once and thlll/lllfl'\lt witt ""'Unut to rtnialn iJI lfti tla•k....und ..d ko<p her.~l IJio to htftllf, on tho bl&[f. that It viU her hu,band and · ~ who ~'U ~"" 1o p,ubllc' Ol!toe. · . . :, , I . , • • • • • t,..,1 . BENSON QUJ'I"'''N.O! NOf- BetUnr . W,..liia& \lOW If lhat Arrteulturt Je1:rettry Ez.ru Ttltt ...,~ - WJU ~~~.t the ,.ftr.. lti'Oilpr attempt~~ ~~ 1,1\&ny Republlellll poll \ill~~ him !loin• I ;to t\_; , \ Dop11ten who f"dlcltd Benoon'a dep..,!'l,rt;.;,ft~r t~t. O~P ae~a· to Utah. . . · ' toM~ ~baelt ln Wteeonsln rtneu·ed Ui,ert: 't"'~Uclttlonl when Gov. Robert M•~•t owamped hts Repu\ilic'an ojtpotientin the New Joney l\lbenlalorl~ race, · So far, howeve~, Mr. Eisenhower h14 t\U'I4cl a ltattn te ear to -~11 tlamor for Benllon'a remOval. · $11" If , · del\18 . hll flexible pl'!Ct ~~ftport, · · . 11:~~:1~~~~~E:~r.1d:;et;eata. ftiWild He ~~· Me Ccu• A woNnt:ui.li r>irT roa ALL ritE FAMILY The Daily Sentinel Is lhe. favoriie with families becme something in it e.ry 'day lor everyone. Mom, Dad, and \<id brother all enjol[ ~eodinl, the Dally SentJnel. not a regular reader n(fll'1 this Citfistm11 aea~en. is the to start. Just tele,bODI ·aDS a!Jd uk for l4e clrtulaUOD mont. We'U 1ladly ~tile reet: · ~ THE DAILY, S.~:N'I\INEL �';,.-• ,, 1 1 .. ·, I ; I . '\ 2-Dall)' SenfJlle~, ~~)'·Midt11epon, O.i fl~. 8,19$7 -- • ral ~~,~~ers. 4~~ .~ Their Efforts To Bucks For Brac~s I gmpatgit,lh OhibWhlch Hos Helped So MDny Children l .ne o.f the fiDe, .w~rtll}' ,,tfortll made each year It the "Bucks Jl'~t llr~es" campaigns made by the Ala~dlti 't91j!p1il' ·Shrine of co, lulilbus. Fted Ru.stell of ~{J6dl~por1 Is head· mg up the IQcal tiucks fot Braces and hai tic· kets for the kick-off banquet this week. Jim I Clatworthy and other Shrine members also I have tickets. Leo Durocher and Frank (Trader) Lane two of the sports world's most rolorful fig: ures, ~Ill be among the celebratal guests ~ who will be in Columbus, Thursday, Dec. , 12th, to participate ln the Bueks for Braces kickoff at tl;le Stat~ fra.lrgrounds. Both Durocher all,d Lane are expected to come to this elty welloarined· With tales of their spec1aculat cfli'lltlrs. Durocner since his retirement as a baseball manage;, has IJe. come an executive with NBC and has been featured on national hookups as a apoMscaster. i I Lane ·is no newcomer to Columbus. This will .mark his first trip to ColUmbus however, smce taking .over the reins of the Cleveland Indians as general manaeer. Cost of admission to the kickoff affair will be a $1Q donation to Bucks for Braces. The fete is open to the public. Dlnnet will be served. . The Dec. 12th proaram will ma·rk the offl· cia! opening of the 1957 Bullks for Braces campaign to raise . 1!19~ey fot the Aladdin Shrine Crippled .chlld~en Hospital program. All money will be to provide hOspitalization, braces, shoen..nd other paraphernalia for youngster's Wh'o h~'fe • been handicapped by crippling allmen't. \lied No DiscrlmJnatio~ Made There is no discrlmlnat.ion as to race color 0 ~ religion In accepting children Cor trent· ment by the 12 Shrine bone specialists who donate their skill and know how. Eligible tQ receive treatment ls any crip· pled youngster In central and southern Ohio ___ .. - •- · _ _ ___ NE W/ 1t' . . 8.96 9...8:.00~0, •.•0 10·00 11 :110 ltto • A taloht ~Mw for the month of ~,~~ ~hll~en, ~1~!. Doccmb<r Wal planned fur en· "• Y. ~lc Y and Rodney tcrtJinment: ~r tbe j,okin patients. I S~"'' 1'·.• '~nd Linda l!art. Sending Th~ program "Ghr111m" in Many ~r;' ~';'8 ~utr~la Smlthlcn and Land8'' will be under tbo dlrocliun · ' .;~N1 · ol Mn. Poul Powell. ., ONI Mr1. ·Bub M~nt'Y, who h moow. .1he Nov.e rnbor . meeti ng or tho lng to eonnectlcult ' "lined as Wm One WOI held recently president ol tho club. ut the dourrh. Hurry llllicr guve Others altendlnJ were Mrs the ~e,·otlons and a •hort business Donald Duncan, Mr1. John ~organ: ::~~on8 ~~!d. ~c~i .~·,, J. Scott 11 Mrs. J11rnes Cunningham, . Mrs. ed b ur e c • follctw· r.rrllld Clark, Mra. RolandC Karr lid Y a question and answer per· Mro. EuBene fleuon and lhe hos: . Othors ottendlng the meeting tcs• wero Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and DINMI!R Mrs. Robert Cooke Mr and Mn The annual Christmas pnrly of Paul RJckard, Mrs.' Jack FleAher: the Bend Sowio( Club WBS beld Vernon Harroh Mrs Seotl Mro al lhc home of Mrs. Hermon Layne Lowrenco Lelvina, Mr. and !tiro: T sd James Roush Mrs E L Stein on ue ay evcnlni. A gill t>· Mrs. Tom Il~lfma~ a~d Mr and · onuse wu held ond tho10 at· Mrl. Corl Glbbo. tendlnl were Mro. 1. C. Roush, Mrs. A. B. Woodrum, Mn. L. G. EllctAcN &Oeleordo EmnH tRow llulteneutter, Mn. Donald smith IHOWIIt Mro. W. T. !ton,, Mfl. N. o. Wein: A stork Show,. ~on,red Mn. Mn. Hugo JuhliAJ, Mn. II. J,. Fotter Grlnlttld r~eenlly at her PYer, Mrt. J, t.. llt~Wir\, Hl'l. R. home. 4 100181 hour Wlllpehl 'oy F. Bryont, Mr~. ·otte ROIUh, llrl. Mn . ThOJnu lltynoldt . lM DebUoyd Raulh, .Mn. . F. A. Salty, ble, Mn. Doml McCoy and Joyot, Mn. P. J. Wolpert, Mrr. E. L. Mn. Kennetb Bldenour, llro. ·De~ Stein and Mn, A. D. Hume. lie Ohlinger, Mn. llorr Zerkle NOUI,IWAIIMING Mrs. John Turley and w,, llro: A surpri.,. houaewormlnl woo R b rt B h ,. I held Nov. 22 at ths .home of Ro•. 0 0 eoc ' .,l'l· Jenry John· !tiro. Dextri ·ErWin, and Mn. Thoma• Reynoldo, the son, Brinker p J • lin. Ro•' 111 new Plllor of ii!e Church of God. ' rt. ·~nor onnoon, Mra. Altendln1 were Mr. 1 n~ Mn. Ed· David Jl'leldl ad4 d-Uihler, and word Iludaoo ond children, 11r. Nettle EdWudo. '1'1!• l'red and ltlrt II· r. Rldeaour, llr. ond ~~~~~~ Mnt 1 lift, but liQUid not J.ln. Ray RltWd, Hn. Dexter Er· N~T\' . win, Hrl. Robert !leach and Amy, Jimmy Rico celebrated ..,, 4th ,.,., HcGrtw, Clrtl and NeUie blrtbdoy at the home of llu irrand· Duddlnr. Hr._ Henry John10n, paNJnt1 Hr. ond lin. 'i'ltom.i'·a110. lin. John fu{loy,liro. Fred Stew. 1t01d 1111 art, Mn. Roy Brinkr, Mro: Leonord mony 1111. Thooe Sunday.atltndlal ~ !'tceivt4 wert J'Jeldo, /lin. Dorl1 Jl'leld1 ond Mr. Mra. William Morartantl. <:lllrlle T ... • ond Roymond, Bob ltd Sb~by 1 IRI Grinotead, Mr. ond !ln. CIJdtl\lce DIVOTI:D TO INTIIMTS and Jackie, Mn Cliff l\oiull and . Ot MEIGS.M"" • "ON AREA llr•. Thomu Grlnllttd. NIHJCLIMA ~aUonol odvertlllnl repro,.nt• The Nehicllma ~lub held llvo, Boltiaellt-Kimbllt, Inc., 8f3 lhelr Chrl1tm11 \he Mor· Wlnrttn Ava., New York City tin Restauronl 6vetiina. 18, N. Y. · ' Tilt dinner wu Mid· Z.tered •• llitond el111 maiiln1· dlepott tllller 11 Ill• liosi o!liee 11 Pon> Roll eall was eroy, Ohio. orito 8ubltrlpt!011 ntet: ~llve,Y by emler wH•re avoUoble 80 eento per In advance at The Office, $15.110: Ill three months, $3.90. where ovall... .... ,.. able:. moll or.e Ray rear 1111.. ¥rs. Restiesl Gun Tales "' .Wella Plrf• Twenty One Th. Good·~. T.h-~ 0 ... _... Suspicion N II dlln u.,, ;r: ft"· DaiJ Sotlnel B•·! nhlno lllller Mrs Dou M111 Mrs. Roy We~vcr ;nd M~l. Cly~r, nice. t:;uest.· were Koren l.levln: and Mls. Otho 'tlevlng IIRTH . Mr. and .Mrs. JCJe Paugh are an· nouncin( tho recent birth r ft lb. 11 oz. d~u hter o ,a Louise at Scha:kcl Cu~~:q~el;ne nal gr~ndparenta are Mr. a~ 1 d M~~~ Joe Paugh of Mason while maternal erandparenh tre M d Mrs. Melvin knapp AUXILIA(IY r. an Th A I e "'tj''ican Legion Aux111sry r~~hn I Y ond openod the meet~on II~~·I Filii lllute .and • praytr. The group planned their com· munlty C'l'l•lmao parljl whlcb will be Sunday D~mbtr 22 Thay allo plonaed l pOUu~k oupper aftd arib bll for tllt bee· ember meilln;. . I Secret 11111\er «if11 were ek· cha'l.ed ond pom"' rtYetle<l. !tOt· lt11 I lor tilt' .•~ft· M'rt. IIIli Rou!h; llro. f'hda I!Jrt iild Mrs. Cot~erlne E!nbletOII• Other llleJbbtt• ~ttiobdlna were Mro. C. C. .IIOili~lrt-.,, l&rl. Sa~io Worth, Mra. NOI'a Trip~, llrt. l'l'ed R b ous , rs. Gran! 0U1h, Mra Harold erkle,llii: ll~lltrt R0111b. Mn. H. C. lt'oney, Mn.l Ralph Rouoh, Mro. Everett ltou1h Mr• Nanny Roulh 11114 111rt. 'Sybli Smith. klOii• · The New ~Yfll ~· Club 111•t ~ellfay tv,l\1~ at tht Aliltrlun ....at.Oil H.U. wj~R:i~tlll John Wolfe ......... :.; · :;ad•• .,...,~ plant lor Jlltll' ID•Q&I C ao project IJf ~Hi'lll for neetiY ~hlkiMn, W. W. ltowt1 ond ~~:!~ w.n iPPolnled u eo- I' ... MEETIN~ ;~ea w~~: ~:,~~:: b=~~ - C~urch, rn~ ==========:.. f. A ~ehedule for t¥rnlna o~ ond off the tnwn'• Cbri1tmas llahta was set up. The club voiQd to aijln offer a prhe to be uaed In the Uchtlnl Ctnteat, oponoued·by the Gorden Cl~b. t . . The Uoao vollld ·lo ondorte a proper(1 re..viluation in Muon County on~ nnd a1~ter to Coun· ty Court ..n<lfllliil oue~ : r.l:embott ~hi were John Wolle, Jack tit;, Cborleo Leller, Kermit Fcrd, lameo ltetfer and Bob Johnston, · NEW HAYIN HAIONAI.I ldl'. an4 !It~ ll<>b )4un•y and Jimmy bovt moved 'to t011neetl' cult. W,J EH 1~~c~ut.WASHINGTON MARCH OF EVENTS ~:i=:; I Toft Rop•bl!co•• Looking fot o '$10-·Nixon' Man ii:OO Meet McGnw Daily Then, New Jersey'• .Democratic Oov. RoiHlrt Ptt~dtnt .Niatn on 990 Sf#Ot On Your · aitd, "I -"'" we'll juot b••• t,o walt ond ... who develop• atltr next yti*r'i etectklh. • ~ • ' 1 .. ' JJ:TS AWAY-~• C'fvU Aeronouuca 'iidn.tnlotrallon 1111 P"" dt<telt thai jol•PIOI>•lled ilrwlilt may ~Y!Ilpoplaco P~tpn-drtvori planea on 1'01\1 h&\111. , .. . , \ . ~. CAA <•piirll pot•t ~l:,l.hal',leta h ore ~at. of!tclehl ot high oiU• tude I oa tutttlned nma. 'thll w11.s broU Cut 1ft 1 National Qeoo rraphto SOCit\Y roullJ\up,' iJl. PI'OIIP1C'~t'rl ftlghte lll<lnS lho place of conventional cralt.l,l( llle not• ant futurt. Tho .o<tew l&ld that Afllorlcan·butlt jellhlert, oxpect•d lo otarl haullnl pauen1ert to mld·l9!8, will makt fOUOd trlr tn the I to 10 houro It pn~aenUy lak11 to 10 one vlay fi.oM 0011 tn eout. Silencers wiU lilake tome jet crlft eveu quieter than biC P.,. ptlltr-typo plaJ!fl. yet ftyln( at opeodl w!ltoh would hav~ them Iandin( in nltornlt tour hout~ artor .mtat ,.,...¥ '""' If"' York. So~ olllnil<l, the National (leolfiphfo ,.y., wUI ~ hugt paa!On r loada at bettor than eoo "'II" "'r ~"·. .... . ', ·.\ ' • Jl0cm 10:30 Th0 · ~ J.>f<~ .... · · " '· · 't!',......~., !l'' · llart,ll ~·. . .. H.~•slleadllu6• " . · · ·, · IJ:) Weitb,reallf ' .. ,, 1''n 11:1 l'tlleW.reh 1:00 Slgrt Oft SUNBEAM CONTROLLED EVEN HEAT AUTOMATIC FRYPAN GIVE SOLID COMFORT ..• WRAPPED IN STYLE Ma11aglcs combine a carpet of soft apo1111e rubber wltll ~ .flrni, yet •flexible, Arch lift ___ to asaure ~und4be-Cloe.k eomlart. They ere a wholly "fitting" solution to oil your "what-to-live+ man purzles. Ma518gic Gift Certificates, in any amount and style. Priced from $14.95. now. MARGUERITES SHO! SHOP .· .;~~~lSSLER ..J.EWELRY . STORE ~ ' 0 :' ' \~UIT.'.'f' :: ", 1 1• · · \ ' \ E. MAIN ST. POMERQY 1 POMEBOY Be tlllU·JOU give .or cot the genuine and orlglnll SUNBEAM Con· trolled Even Beot Aulomotic FRYPAN. Meals tute ood. look better, m euler, faller In prepore with SUNBEAM'• Cont:oJied Even ileaL f'ty-Gulde ond Heat Coottol Dial oo baodle eJIOJin· ateo guO..work. 4 alz<J, Standard, Medium, Llrro ood Super --3 eolon: Pink. OUrquoil•, nuow (in lledlum fr1pan only). ' $19.115 JOIN Till FUN-DilJVING'S GREAT IN A I! Jlakt. thiJ too CbrlitinU your family will alwlll'l reolelilll<l' ••• "'•• tllom 1 1110nderful uw ltll!ll Rocl<et OldlmobUeJ You'll be• ,, "' ~..;., "'--''--•• -• ·'·d ' \Oil, lor Oldl1lfll•JOII 1 I · ' ' 110 , . _ Dll ...,.y.,._ - .,. ooiete to ~ from _--- one of them made to order .., JOll •· ~ pest -·· .,ate , dt010llltrlllon daU with 1 Rocket 8 ' ,ur thil wOI!kl WRAHD VAN ZAHDT . . · PomereJ, Ollio ASSOCIATED RADIO and TV ~ E. MAIN ST. POMEBOY I Radio Di~J 1 · Writer ua -' . 9:110 9,:4} 9:115 ,. 10!00 10:30 II:~ .. 12:110 12:10 '*1~ 1~:311 •. $37.95 . .'• .• 12;45 BVD 1:00 ' 1:30 2:01! · Ileal th 2:30 Ho~i""·"'· Robes :- Pajamas · Underwea• ' HAMILTON1 . · ,· . . 1:;;;u . .· 3:00 Btg· 3:~o. T~e Verlikt II Y\)1111 4:00 Brigh\er tl..t' : · •· 4:1J ~etl-et S\Ot"lil '"~""" "' 4:So Edge ~'Ntiht' i · c'. 1:30 6:45 8:55 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 Your Esso Beporter Sports Parade Weatherman Governor Underwood Robin Hood Burn~: al\(1 Allen Taletit 8\jouta DanDy Tbomaa j)eccmber Bride Stucllo One Yt>lo-the-Minute Newa 'Scanning tbe vreatbor TheLate s~~ow. '· . 8:30 8:55 8:45 7:00 7:30 tJ:05 11:10 . · · , CHAtMING ·PRECISION•BY ~TON ACTIOI'I"C~RBINE td:,u;.IIl'ER BOLT Graceful beauty and unsurpaased aeeuraey combine to form a tribute to Jlamllton's flawless deallfll and craftHmanship. Give her a Hamilton tile finest watcb In tho world. $9.~ up ond Fed. Tax ONLY 'AUTIIORIZED DEALER IN MEIGS COUNTY n~'a': 7:0lio~ ~lip-maguine carbine with new type cloaed· io . atli~lf,.~hat lllakiir for :pJeasltig, ' streamlined deolga and im· frGVed, lhoo,ter's' ·~~~g~~U1111 rm..nd Is hinged In form band grip in .doWII''· ~Jtlon. Siliirflrap oo left of stock. lllodel 342 (peep li(ht\ ~-~(o(IWi· slg~t), $31.15. Also in autnmaii<LModcls Your Esso llepor!er Weatherman' ... ·o. n · Sporto Parade Parade of Slln TetepMne TilDe · 8:110 • PbU SUven·BhoW' .. 8:30 Big ')'On Hilhllahlt. 9:00 :ro Tell The Truth 9:30 Re.~ Skelton 3~21ild ~ $3'1,~. . I : · . . ,,.,:\_\~ .~()ORE'S SfORE W... .;L\"N ST•.,. · ·. . \ .' ·, . . • GIFTS THAT MEN GO FOR For ~ lilts men go for you canlt go wrong by eiloMing' BVD, a Brand name known the world over which sUindJ for quabty. Come In and choose from our large seleotion of BVD Robes, Pa· jam.. and Underwear. it. MAIN• ST. BAKER FURNITURE DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. COLLINS JEWELRY . COSCO ,BABY JUMPER. . • · i , 1 Sure to make a hit with mother ond child! Slls~baion .!~,om• permila freedom or movement, eounteracta lippiJI8. Wiler~ duck.. cloth seat dips oU for isuoderin&. .Rubber (IIIIi prtvoat ereeping, won't "'" f!OCII!I. Gray e01mel baae and tray. Seat In, red, yellow, pink, or blue. $.H5 Oo The'Brlgbielt Comer In Middleport I Pomeroy, Ohio . POMEROY POMEROY 10:oo fU.ooo Qll&all!lli 1 .. ''1 10:!'0 Mama •' " ... . . II :00 . ,Up-to-the·mlnult Ne,.. 'Iu:to n:D4 .. 8eatmia) the weather N ·ttfii1.._.:<r!f!":r WHTN...TV C._i.nllei1Si· .1Channei13-Monday Cha~nel' 13Tuesdaf· 8:44 Sl&n On ~ 9:4! Morning Movie 1 the ltlte Senator .tosepll McC&rthy'a Se!nate aeat. Vko I 12:10. p.m. Me)'ntr won an overwhelming rt·eh ,lion agalntt Repu&llc&.n Malcolm B. Forbf!l whO "''&n With tht per110na1 blessing anll help oJ tha Preatdent, and vice prelitlent, too. Tilt illilcal ratlytnr point wilt bo Senalor WU· llam Knowland 1f ht wina the CatlfGmla ,overo nGuhlp next year. t~GWever, lhtae RepubllCIJll thll).k 1111 election 11 no ctJ.talnty &J'alnat Blatt Attorney Oen<ral Pa~ Bljlfm. AI 0111 'l'altltt . , 5:oo ldys~ T-eatet 111:00 , W ' dill~~ ;Bhtili'i' ~ ~ •• Mystery· q~eaU.• l !'l' 9:30 10:00 Meias County News Stt CallfornJ'o•l Kntwlond At '¥o•t Loglcnl Leader '• . . ' ·. • n:oo L:OO B7 JIENRl' C.lTIICAII'r CeJIIt'lll Prea~ wa.1t~llgton 'Wrltw ASHINGTON-The Toft Rcpublicano ,,. looklnr lor a atopNix(!• man, and at the moment, without any Am\ tucceas. The eoilaemUve Midwest branch of the party '1\GW thtnka · the vtce prealde~t ll to:o much ot a "Modem" ljtpubli~n and that being a "Modtlll" Rtpubllcan 11 batl pol!Ucs. AI evidence, they point to th.e de!~t ot Elsenhowu Republican cand'ldatea tn: recent eloct\Qns. Flnt, torm1u Gov. Walter Kohler wu Whipped by Democrat William Proxmlre in WlllCODiln for k __,.,'-1/C- ev.4M~?O.P'~ &:so. ..b ;:iliitini•• ......... .. · - ..... 10:00 The Callforlilllll ..•. .• .,. w,ath~ait dAll· \Vay \f;•"'92•f!/l , . Schaekel of Jerusalem will have a rcrcmon ore se lling pecans dJ;ain made gifts, candy novelties lui Friday, December 13, at UO th" year. The nuts arc $1.40 n wlll be sold. A Bake Sale will 00 p.m. at the IOOF 11•11. Mrs. Stew· pound and may be obtained by held on Saturday. art Uuwkins, Worthy High Priest· calling Mrs. Hsrry Cheschcr~.Mr.:; 1 esB, has rcquc~ted membt:rs to . Bufort Ea.st qr Mi~g Frieda Fueh· 1.· bring sundwichcs or cookies, for 1 nl e. This is an annual project of refreshments. the Cl:.tss. Jo~;: MASSAGIC · . . Channe18-M9nday I8 bca . M . ,. WCHS·TV' Clianwte18 -t'fl;f6f~ I Mrs. Charles Roush Harold Fr}l, Jamcs CunulnR"h11m, lfrs.' di® . 1:00 Slgo Off ~.~ :t~Y p~ ~heM~~~e~a~;/~;: tn g, 011 1 11.1n Mtri>ateb Daybook >11 11 1 HJggs = :) .: ,' ·~li. ·~9"* l'icllirt '.'~ · ,r :·~ ftte Newt :bb ·~· 10 FO<JIJ)III · · T:~ , . <·~i COle . • · l' · : .•.,, •• .. D"ily SentmeJ' rs. • ,.. ,, 'J'foubf,· W .i!li. "'"' ;} 19: · Arlene fr~'&Jjpw i\:~ 1~ : ~~~e Huitt • ; ·; II :00 The l'tice. It lll;bt 11 :30 Truth or Con&eljUenee~ t2:00 Tic Tac Dough · 12:30 It Umld Be You \ 1:00 Mid-Day Newo 1 1:15 Movletlme c 2:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 QUeen· for a Day • 1· · 4:45 Modern Romancfl 5:00 Cemed; 't!me •. \ 5:30 Spinach f"'l'howt 6; 15 Sport• Eye ' , ~:~: Weath~rcut .: ':1 2 members of the Ohio State University foot· -~ob~~:;:::;::::;-1--~PLA:NiiiiSTiw~~r~~:---:-:--~--::8:00 Capt.l~ JCantoi'oO ball PLANPhllathea society PARTY th team - the 'Rose Bowl bound Bucka and o · The nf the O . t.. ~ 8:4C CBS Newo . e1r coach, Woody Hayes. Church or Chrilt will have t~ir . Ul 8:00 MornlnJ Show All crippled children from central and Christm... Party on Thursday, nee-. 8:00 CBS Newf southern Ohio whos Is f 12. at 7:30. Friday, Dec. 13, tho ' s:sa !.fori¢:~ State Nm · • e paren can not a fotd SORORITY PARTY Loy.al Women's ct.., will bav9 ' Ul 'I . 10:00 Garry .Moore to pay for the costly treatment, are eUgl&le The Exemplar Ohapter of Beta thew ~hr11hnas dinner at UO Ati!J:Ns, c;i. UP-llhlo t1rdf1r· 10:~0 Artl!ui Godfrey . to receive help from Bucks for Braces and Sigma Phi wlll hold their Christ· P· m. at the ehurch. 1lty wo1 never ·!lOaded fkt<>ujl· 11:30 Strike It illcb 1 12:00 N~wi at Noon the Aladdin Hospital program. , vuLEtiOI 12;,0 KaUo:a Almanac The public Is invited. Cost~~ adml~ion Is queated· to take their owp hble 'l'!le Mid~leport Uterory Clu\• ·nilhl, ·Winnlnl ~·71. · · 12:1C Love o( Life . a $10 d9natton to Bucks for Braces. service. will have t"eir Christmas rttu)int . . N ·' Wednesday )I the borne of M,... Forward Bob Puten_ of Ob~ U. 12:30 Search for T~oriow . ot one cent of ~he money raised is used ANNUAL YULE DINNER A. J. strauss. · and gtHrd Sandy Smtth of Mot· 12:45 G·,dclliJI IJibt · ,. for admi.nlstration. All work Is voluntee~ed The Laurel Cliff Betur !Jealt~ ' letb shored ecorinc hon~;s with 1:00 Katle'a ICitcheo • uo f., t~e WorW rUrna Jim Rhodes ls general chairman. Donations. ;~:: dfn~."ro!dt :hh:'~·'a"rtn•~'ae'C~ralusrt: CHURCH CLASS DINiriiR 1_1_8.;.·•_a_ch_._ _ _ _ _ __ f B k " w " 1'he Ho!lellullders Cl&tli cf lho 2:00 Beal t~e Oloek or uc s for Braces may be ·sent to "Bucks ant tonight at 6:30 o'clock. A par- Church or Christ will have thelr PLAN BA)AAl 2:30 IIOUSOPIJ'tl' For Braces " P 0 Box BB Colomb ty. and 1\11' exehan&e will follow Christmas dinner this eveninJ 1t The Women of tbe &oct Sprlnp 3:00 · Big Payofi 16 More th~ hild • r us, • 0 · at the home of Mrs. Ire Wellman, 6:30 at the church dinl•s·r'*".' ' Melhodllt ((burch wm loid a 3:30 The Verdict Is Yours . th t n 1 c ren have been aided Mechanle Street. Chrlstmu lia.zaar in the'"l'lckens 4:00 l!rlibter Day tn c pas . . • I I Hardware Butldlnll, Second Street P~AN CEREMONIAL S~LL PE'CANS ,.Friday and jaturday Dec 13 ond 4: ID Se<ret Storm Fieida, Jr. and Edwn'd Rvan, "'''· E. A - ""Mory\!Shlllle 37, While Shrlno Clu" 12 Circle, lleaurlll(,thudLit 14 ltom 10 a. m. to ' · . .;, Home 4:30 Ed1e ·'of Night ond Mrs, Jolm Wnlfe. I> ' ~ ! ~ ,:. . ) X~~ ~~r 11901!1• "' . , • 63 6:. 4., ~'~.!'}!!l!lre N'OO)rt~::wi 7:110 'Hawkeye 7:80 The t*lc!e Ia Bi&ht Also to be honored that evening will be I, '1 11le, ;:~ 10:30 Treasure Hunt 11:00 The Price is Right 11:30 Truth or Consquencea 12:00 Tic Ta• DouKh 12:30 It Could Be )ou 1:00 Mld-Da! Newl 1: 1ft Mov1ehme 2:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen for a Day 4:40 Modern Romlllces D:OO 4;omedy time · J:~ SpiJiach Ji!aytiouM 8:18 $por" Eye 6:25 Weathertast Rose Bowt.:Bound Bucks Too GOODWILL '!'he Goodwill c1,., In •t 18 1 Friday at the h()me o£ Mr~ 1.h ~ rna Capehart During the e.v .e · l.!ames were Ptaycd and Mr/~~~ Ham l\lr.Farland won the d . 001 prize. Other m'lrnbert attending Ire dlscuMed the plana to organ- ,,.,, 11~?.~.c 1vcd Sifts Crom U~ose at· w~re Mrs. Thomaa Grinstead, Mrl . lze the Youth Center which will ld S lthMr. Ed l<lng, ~lis. Hor- Ch!f Rou,h, Mrs. Ponsy Frv Mrs b,c c.loblhhcd at the New llaveu ~~"~n ';.\1 daufrhter:- Mrs. Hay Sybil Smith, Mrs. Lawrence'L<>Iv: 1 111u J:~ 'tio~por Room a Sondln~ ~lfts wer~ i . r:n r , 9:30 Trou~le With F~tber I 10:00 Arlene Francis Show Bucks for Braces didn't have to go to Hoi· lywood in quest of a Marilyn Monroe or Jayne Mansfield to select a queen. The petite miss of nearby Newark is more charming and more important to Bucks lor Braces. · She's Earlynn Marie Hammond, da·ughter of M110. Paul Winegardner. Earlynn has a lot to ~e thankful for this year. She's been pronounced almost com· pletely cured of club ~~~~~ She was born with them. However, Aladdin Shrine's bone specialIsts have worked wonders 1-'tb her . The comely youngster's recoV81'Y has been suffl. cient that tbe Shrine doctor•. who dona·te I their services, have promlsM that she can I have roller skates for Christmas. Eorlynn will reign as queeh of Bucks for Braces during December. She'll be crowned on Thursday when Bucks for Braces staees Its kickoff banquet. , ff 1 An.'!:elo. Mrs. MIITING ~~~a Rou,h. MrR. Ira Fil•ld!, Mr.. A Hnccial m~etin( ul tho Moth· H k lloard and Mrs. Ellon Marers Club WAs ·• held laJt 1'il<'~dnv s a11 · ew•11int.l nl tbe horne of Mn Don· 1 PARTY aid Drown. · Mr .•~nll Mrs. 'l'e<l Swartz honor· \fr!l. Q. J. no11Uc nnd Mrs. Jnc'· e, ~I lht lr flaughtcr, Jan, on her 1st Fl h 1\. I ""lt11h 11 Nny 9!'j Jth · C!'S "'· the recreational conunll· ' She · · · w a pur~y. Commu~uty .BullclipJJ. 8:~5 •Found Queen Near Home · 500 '/ .• , 1 . Channell-;Mondqy Chann~~ 3-f uesdQy whose parents are unable tQ afford the huge expense thtt so often is involved HAVEN . _,_____ ___ -----·-. Mr.•. lluvld 0 --.....---TELEVISIOM ! GUIDE, WSA% -TV Chan;.el3 . _......,........;..· 9:44' · Sjgll Qa 9:45 Mornml Movie 11:00 Adveaturesin Learning 11:00 1.1:10 Neigbbor• il :50 t2:00 Noon N~1 12:05 12:0& Cartoon Club 12:lb 12:30 IJberaee 12:80 1:00 Gretchen Wide Show 1:00 1:10 Movie M:atlllit \:30 2:48 Lot'a Go Cbrlllmas Sbop. 2:fl pin& 8:00 Am-·· lllllldiland: . a:ao J>o tou iri08tv0\iil'\1111r1 · 4:00 Amtrlclb ~ -··t~ . .. 8:00 Sup¢ftu 5:00 ::~ =ii~l'"~ 1:118 tlri .6111' Find. 8:411 . Nell's .. , . . . 7:00 Qov. Ulld.,...d • 7:119.• Amerlol•u ~ol,lod . 11011 Guy ¥UcbeU &bow 8:10 · Chino SUlith 1:00 Voice Of Flrellone bO LIWIIIlllOWtlk U:30 I Led Tbree Uveo I 11:00 Nein · ll:!& Tbelter 11 I 12:$0 . Siiil .Qfl · · Adx~n*"' Jri\ ~ · Netiltbdi'i Noon Newa ,, C1rto91t ~ · . P'ra~e Llbte ,:· .· · · Gretcl!,rwade SboJ '· AloVIdlotlnee · ' UVI ., ,.C)lrlataiu ........... · '' · • .... / . GENERAL ELECTRIC SPRAY, STEAM, DRY IRON · ~:~ ~.:2J ·~-· ..... 8:45 ,... • l .' . 7:00 1lnY Ghotit , " I : " . , ' - 7:30 · ..,,. s~ru:tWI o · . . · . . ·. :I 1:10 Wnllll711'P • ' , ..~ •. ·• 9:00 Bro•en.Arrqw. 8:30 l'olapbent'-Tllll ,_ 10:00 Well' J'o)Jt ,•. ;Jere's the new, revolutionary iron with triple ad)on .that, irons ;o il labrics lnatanlly and easily. New exc(ulive spraj> feature Iels You oprinkle elothe!l as you iron. Erases stubburn .wrlnklcs tn a iirry. You need vre-dampen only your larg.St 'pleees-euch aa tablc-elolhe. Buill•in <ord lift. Three irons in ·one. 0•~~ $19.911 ROWLEY and REED •HARDWARE · · Middleport,' Ohio · LOYNGE-RITI AUTO\IIATICPOSTVRE CHAIR . ' ' Dadl Hete is the ebalr that reclines tn any desired po>ltlon without levers or cadge\1. Buill for reining comfort :. _ ~lei tor modern good looks ••. ptieod to meet any bud11et. Ideo! t.>r cbrialdlas · blrtildaY, anniversary Or F«l.h~r's Day. Choo10 ·from our wldo 'vuiety of plutlc or fabric covers in <ieortone colors. From $'19.00. · I.. , For RUTLAND FURNITURE RuiiiDd, lie wlll .appreciaw rmir ·JWOII .talle when you pve bim I Stetltill -the world's moat popubr ·b'oll lie'U like aeleolmg ~ ll1ln Stetson, .too, because be'll ·bavt OJ Ore· colors, more s(1lea, and 01ore ~eodsizeo to choolli .from. Slop in· todalo and piCk up the dlstin<llre Slelaoo glfi ccrtlflcat. and miniature hat box. . $10.115 to fl2.95 The New York Clothing HouM . . POMEROY, 01110 Ohio 10:30 o\ll!ltllitDil"'rriill W4ti u:oo NeWJ u:1s rbeaw 11 . 12:30 Sip Off ' I UORII: IIPOTLIOHT FOR !IA~IIIl!-All tfort may Itt .nder W&'f It llllllll a ~righter tpolltght on Mil ~It IJilleJ\IIqwtr 11'1!1 · baa bton on her oince hor husband beeline Molt4iat 011 .Ju. 20, 11"- On two eonotcullve days, the Fll'llt Lady wao thO'Iubjtcl ot prtll attentiol\ ala party ltonortng her ott her 811t b~ Ud lh. a vlllt to a ;tammar achool near the Whitt HOUR. Thll ted 1o IJIO<¥l&Uon that thto mlrbt bt 11\i ltarl ol on atltlnpl to ,Portray Mra. lllenhower a• o. tolkeler tort. than lht h~ apptO:Iod in hlrf'laltvely unpubllclzod lve .ytlrt'bl' thf·Whtlo"'Houut. Th. reMral (eellnr. ltpwever, ta that thO ap~rt ot pubUclty 11111 "'fll''"ed to \lkt' i>l&Ct all at once and thlll/lllfl'\lt witt ""'Unut to rtnialn iJI lfti tla•k....und ..d ko<p her.~l IJio to htftllf, on tho bl&[f. that It viU her hu,band and · ~ who ~'U ~"" 1o p,ubllc' Ol!toe. · . . :, , I . , • • • • • t,..,1 . BENSON QUJ'I"'''N.O! NOf- BetUnr . W,..liia& \lOW If lhat Arrteulturt Je1:rettry Ez.ru Ttltt ...,~ - WJU ~~~.t the ,.ftr.. lti'Oilpr attempt~~ ~~ 1,1\&ny Republlellll poll \ill~~ him !loin• I ;to t\_; , \ Dop11ten who f"dlcltd Benoon'a dep..,!'l,rt;.;,ft~r t~t. O~P ae~a· to Utah. . . · ' toM~ ~baelt ln Wteeonsln rtneu·ed Ui,ert: 't"'~Uclttlonl when Gov. Robert M•~•t owamped hts Repu\ilic'an ojtpotientin the New Joney l\lbenlalorl~ race, · So far, howeve~, Mr. Eisenhower h14 t\U'I4cl a ltattn te ear to -~11 tlamor for Benllon'a remOval. · $11" If , · del\18 . hll flexible pl'!Ct ~~ftport, · · . 11:~~:1~~~~~E:~r.1d:;et;eata. ftiWild He ~~· Me Ccu• A woNnt:ui.li r>irT roa ALL ritE FAMILY The Daily Sentinel Is lhe. favoriie with families becme something in it e.ry 'day lor everyone. Mom, Dad, and \<id brother all enjol[ ~eodinl, the Dally SentJnel. not a regular reader n(fll'1 this Citfistm11 aea~en. is the to start. Just tele,bODI ·aDS a!Jd uk for l4e clrtulaUOD mont. We'U 1ladly ~tile reet: · ~ THE DAILY, S.~:N'I\INEL �,I ' - ,' \ Jack~, ·f!.·:.r. 'B••m.p Into • sro c•as. s re· · a l I ~-~llnei,Pom~·Mld~o.;Det.e,l95~ "li Mu~alOffip.lly~·Wfttr)er9f·-- ·. As ' ~~.· , n't·h''e.rs ~D·.·raw Eas·l·er Q. p;posit'r· 'n·, •~~e .,.,.,~~ Th T F' F n· . . p G . 'd' 'tl or IVISIOU ro fl 1 e < -~~i~ IMI~fles/gned 1 .. . 'sia~:v!~:~.:ij.,Ljl~~~~t·rWIA!,'Iot~ !l '\PORTS N~l~ ~~tillt'ri Yello\V iatnt rnge men ruh .. · · · . • .... ·· · I the ·SJ:O., t,uill~t'a(r this week, both with over e Westei'U T ht _l.~atttl~li .~lilb th'lil, 'as ~lh~nj visits . town f e · eams · 0 ~ ru[hi\na W~ltltNI Mit to the iacketl Friday Coach bang Into fiVe weeks Tuesday Seventh Natio~al League Bat Title l same '"~"' ~.:. hei~hth .... ···••'"'' ~e~·~":.-!111 ,~{j ~~·~lili'J'm"-~~· ' FootbaIlln..r ur.ope •;mplele its Y{lth. ()anailiab lik ~7~·htla·~!sedltll~~ .)C,JOtt PIaymg ion, lonight returneXltlb:game tdll,08' i il. o~fi~3ih7 ':t.bf(.lliiO Monday mommg mall call: agamst the 11\Jll-Ottawa Junto; rriltt'\oiilch ;h~f'~i hJ.V,,n th Jnni can leil1 6 3 whipped at M 'I L~'ia ' • ' ira ·~ Remember All-'EO Panther tackle Ted Scott of back C:uudiens. TheAdRu'!'"n' oAIY ~ 0 1953 w'hen pt'l' ted an tl1...'. Pon• grldders?. - rb; aU;,;~h; ;st; ;ri; IY;· ;• . ;_;';·;:;~·~i'f~·:i·, Scott hasRex justJarvt's completed . .er"·Y . ·""n of (oolball• •play, tr, eeal 'lastorsunday. ' . !fl~dleport. <li~liU. sophol\t~, fltirr~ ~obiliOb, Ieft half the Western Division clubs tied for fi rst The fortune Hrowns, that cnjoymg thebuild tpye of -good helped name~ AG day Dlght on lhe iltilil liilllr, •M thome,ztt'i!e ibdtolinet In front. !taw· pro football'scrown fin est for record, MEN'S LE lost Ul 2 Logan, ~oing to Jackaon the some and hut the Eaolern the w ..on v. Cro w's ALL SleakSTAR House night Oln>Rid re\ur'l\ ~ii!\6!1 ··~1!1' '. enth time in eight lrles while games lo Chittum Buick at Park· the Jronmen who fell ~ to · w•tehingas television saturday at cr~u;~ ~ 1 e~":heL~~r~:· eam on Gallipolis Ialii 1)-tday. 510 LEAG\11 Delroll the Pittsburgh Steeler! TIIP 10, It- ~O(ln• eliminated the Nl!w York Glanll, a 224 h1gh single game and 623 n.~~n~~::. ~~u~:..:!~~~. Pl:~ ~~:nk~ !i'::, ''71 Po~ a return match !hat ohottld belp .Morgan, Mten the Tornado victory airing. Rutland, suprise bla loecro to Wa· hama, goes to !:ilte\t ,lor lvh•t should b< an inter" llili, a1n11· dong affair. ' ' Eastern fell to Pomeroy Friday night 64-47 os the Panthers had ~ ::.~chJrSTB!~:!:~ ~ogar1 ~ Walton, IVeilBtoh Coen, Athens GUkiU, t.tbens It poi\\¢, llalli~Oill Pollllll, lleltonvllle Potto, Welloton Pomeroy ~~l 47 36 2 4 " 2 1 1 1 3~ 31 29 28 23 21 Bf::re 21 22 20 Eaeleo to handle. At Neloonvllle the Pantbm Will MllAI COUNTY LIAOU• ha o bli J0b h ek J-· ~ .... D WAH'"A to:en:;: little fo;,,•,.elrd Toll ';.,lng 28 poinlo against Na ... and lcko.i Pointa 44-811 Friday night. Wolfe, Racine 74 offense the Hound• · Harrlsonvllt,e 56 all l!iii'ieonville In basketball, too. I :-.:~·.·.'It! 38 Wltb a lltlle more 37 ~u"r"npe'•d i'D. ·~· ~~l.J~: h':~: ~~~Jt,l~~'l~ 10 zHo. MARRIED M~~.~lni ' Sa~ Francloc~ TUESDAY, DEC. 10, HOURS 7-10 tet'i .til BaN J.'un ~~~e~!::d ~ 23~ )~~~~~~·~,1~;1~1;~ SEASON, e'lfll broad·IJ iranotormed treat that can easily double as 1 ~ Nelsonville Prepares For Btt,nquet Nelsonville, which is certain to end b,~irkelball Febr~ary holding a short piece of the SEOAL . . · . Le nmg on bemg host for the Southeastern OhJO ague ball banquet. , The l'felson\1111~ 1\!hletlt 1\ssoclaUol'l lt~l lltrillld commit· tees a!retilfy tti bRe charge of the event. Last ~it ft whs held _ very successfully _ at Gallipolis. . .. . MO• , ·, ~ -· . d ... ,..... -ti. ' I VO•A{i0 Stoden.ts -' . o· .h Oll R , acm'll Jg Ih f\ueit,Ofi,s•ra. tio.n, ~ .: ". ·. ~ ·~ l '/ ·" 1 / ' ' fM,,.• 1/oliailonal Alti'ii'iJure ·etuaenta , o't .1\&<ike, 11!wh· §ihoot p~f'iielpl~ }~ itb~ Plt'jlarjliihtary l!ualit'bi I'I'OO~ure 11el!lonilra· tlolt'l held In Jae~•on, Olilo, 'bee. 41 )t5'1. ' ,. I The RiiQtbe ,Folil\eri. de· monolra!Od se~en re<(tilr~d ••Ill· ll•a stated In th~ rules. Abilltl!s demonstrated were taking a motlon (rom lhe table, calling for the tiiYitrlon1 of the houae, chang· lng atii.Uona1 il Point of o~er, C!omJ\'lllee re~rl; tabiO"B motion, and motion J• adjourn. ' Sttld~n!s deflionatratlng were Roland Wolfe, President: Charles Gat~. VIce President; Harry Ll!e OurB, Seereticy; Jackie Cumming, Treasurer~ Roy Van Met\!r,. Re· porter; Waid Foster, Sentmel; Charlet lhle, Studen~ Adv~sor; a~d J~clde Wigal, Robert Ll!wts, Jackie Prof/itt, Don Beegle and Jerry Dailey. Mr. AlbertiWigal and How· ard Nolan, Vo.-Ag. instructor, BC· · d th th~ftllllft Fttture N·ew """' omacy f or H >ers I~ ~~u- Dul:o ~.. kit~ ·:~ I 1.,,, sea~lih ;o.;'!,:;jt nat Became' o· f ,, , ' · h ' ', ·'. · p,.,. ALL MARRIED COUPLES WELCOME Open Mon., Wed., Fri., 81l. Evenings Sal.ltJatlnee Sk•ttng lnstractlo"' t-3 Sunday 2·4 W. L. T. Pet. vt rsl ty of PlthburAh. Long John 7 4 0 PJtJ , won the Olympic 800.mater cham· Sa n Fl'lliiC!I CO 7 4 {l {136 1plonshlp at Bmrl n1 in '1936. In his Detroit 7 4 0 t13B thrtt va rsity 1eu ens at Pitt h Los Angeles 5 fl 0 .455 l won 'the NCAA hal f-mile crown11 Chtchgo Bears ,) II 0 455 th rte st ra ight y' ers end vi rtually Green Day 3 8 0 273 : was unbeatable It ~is favorite dis· x- CIInched Ea1tern Division Title bn"l! In anY sort of competition . I Sunday's Rtsulh J Whttt vt r hApplntd to Jokn . Dl'fi'Oit 20 Clevelnml 7 I.woodruff? lodav, 39, ht is 1 lieu- I C' hic ngo BNlf H 14 Cl1i('u ~o Cu l(b 6 : tenan t eco lone l In the U. 5. Ar my I :vas hjn glou42 Philu d ~ l phia 7 : se rving 11s profe\so r of mllit11 y Sun F ranc b~o 17 Baltnnort· 13 l•d t nee 11nd taef!t, at Wtst Vir· r un(', ll nrrlso;viilc -- - 28 vl nio Steh College. I Pal E!ds, Rutlond 25 j - - - Chur Woode, Easlctn 22 By Unlttd Prt u Baltimore THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ~utslde "First Class mail enclosed" and pay the r,ate for the let· ter plus the Plll'lel>poat charge. ~·atuable pac~ages should be in· Med. For proof of delivery , ~[ fir&t class letter mail use rertllied mail. plomacy. N1!?u.~!~~!ap o~·~ will be destroyod." The Washington Dcmocr•t warned that Russia now has a "subtitantlal number" of oper~· tid'fJ~ iptermetJ.iaJe range ballistiC misSile• (IRBM). He said this co!mtey hasn't begun production 9r ~ny JRBM's fer operaUonol I 1 BASKETBALL Christmas tift• that add beauty and comfort to your homo •how a high degree of thoughtfulntu and art slncoro!y appreciated by every member af tht family. ' ';' '1, '!d' * ~1 •.-.. .J .;:_.,' """"" f Hd.lfH• • "' A Dflt lor Yowr WIM A MODliN IITCIIbt Could Chri•tmat hold linda yo~ ha~ Jlle~htd ...... . ,. 1111 ,.. !'our ... * JIDIU.III..OII .~ Cn you Imagine tht • ah11r, unadulltlllted tx• ; ciltment yovr boy will : fttl in hi• own wo1kahopt t Aalow 01 .t4.88.,!e~\ ........,... ~h *~11 A "" lor row .......,., AlOOM Of lib 6Wfl Evtry girllonga for her own room to decoratt, Why ltet glv• ht that room by Rniahinl it!t attlct At ltw 0' U.59 Per Mo. * -1' tt~.-. A'IIIANII NOW POll THI . . WONDI'II• tul. Dl•lfi- 011'1'8 POll Tltl PAMit.' Ml . .r DOifN·It MONrHI ro PAY {( t•tt *'#-*;, ' " ~l I LOS ANGELES: Paullt 1 began repairlng the launching ·pad where Vanguard bJew up, but tbere was no indica· !ion hQIV long the operation wouill take. Authoritie& have lowered a cautious curtain over activities at the test center. Two gleaming At· 118 missiles stood ready in their stlivlce tGwers at Canaveral for a Clllcie poal!ble attempt to restore world Liwlo, · con!ldencs in U, S. mi,..ile capa·~.f-1~:; \!ft· bllltles. Arm· dt1d, 132, Los AnPits, outpoint· ed Jimmy Ltlllttr, 135, Fort Smith, Ark., (101. Cornell 64 Buckntll 58 Prlnc•ton 87 GtorgttDwn 61 Wort Vlrglnlo 105 Funnn 67 Meryltnd 63 Fordh11m 51 Yalo 79 Conlltctlcut 74 PASTRANO IN LONDON NEW ORLEANS UP - Heavy. weight title contender Joe Pas. S.,racust 73 NYU 58 lra no. who arrived here for a 10Penntylvull 67 Nny 64 day vacation Wedne!lday, said he Holy Crots 74 St. Anoalm'o 51 w111 fight next In London, probDttrolt 61 Conioluo 54 ably a1ainst Joe Erskine on Jan Stoubtn•illo 75 MlllaroviJla Tch 67 20, Hornnl 14 Mlddlobury 57 Rlc~mond a now, mod•m ltllchtnl A1 low 01 .t.ll ht ~ll. *"*" ~ *U«*.tl~ At Cape Canaveral, Fla., tech· nicia'ns 64 Ylrtlnll SI N, Cortflno St. 10 Ponn Statt 62 Konlucky 8S Tomplo IS (lrlplo at) WIM 71 O.orfl Waohlntton 60 Awbwrn 71 Woka Polill U Goorglo 66 Florldl 60 Loul"lllo 10 Alablillto 72 I. C•rollha 70 Ottrttlo T•ch 64 Mtm~hlo ltott 71 VMl 51 Mlnnooota 19 Vondorbllt IS NEW CRIJSADIR CAPTAIN I WORCHESTER, Mal!. UP-Jim Healey of Arlln&ton, Vo., 1 live· foot, ll·lnch guard who weltihd!O pounds, baa been elected tG elptain the 19ll8 l!oly c- fbotball team, !Ia succeeds Die Surrette , Q/ Leomlnlltor, Mali, Tenntlltl 19 StWihM 40 COLTS UP, TlCKIT._PRICiS BALTIMORE UP- The Bait J. more Colts have &nnounced a new scale of tickttt prices, f1Jr Tulo111 17 TlniPf 60 Michigan 81 Nol.raoka 57 Pvnlwo 76 MJo,..rl IJ KanNo St. 66 lndlano 61 IJlinolo 75 O.Poul 70 Kansn 71 Ntrttwt.sttrn 65 NotN Domo 75 Wlaconoln 53 Dtyton 51 Boll Stott 41 MoNhood Stott .71 Ohio U. 60 Arkon1a1 79 TuiN 61 Colorodo 77 Montana 60 Utoh 72 loylor 4f ONgon 79 Utoh 'fifo 41 Montono St. 61 Wuhlnll\l!l St. 59 Orop• St. 64 Portlond 46 Waohlngton 63 Brigham Y011ng 52 UCLA 6S Oklohonia I!• U.S. FORCES, KOREA (AHTNC) ..Sit Nathan B. Conne, whose wile, Mary, lives ot 1397 N, Cherry St., •Galesburg, ru., b a II<!Uad loader irl Headquarters Company of the 7th Division's 34th Infantry In Korea. I Sergeant Conne entered the Ariny tn November 1953 and, arrived overoeas last March. The sergeant was formerlY em· p)Qyed by C. B. & Q. !lallroad, at Galeabui-g, lll. lie is th~ son of Frank B. Conne, 193 II!IR St., Mid· dleport. His mother, Mrs, Mae Jobnaon, lives ou Route, I, Elk Grove, "Calif. SHOP AT LOOK At iiUt HONE next season The increases, rang. lng from eo cent! tu _,.1, wer<' necessary beca use or h!Jher player salaries and soarin& operational costs. ~ROUP ILICTS SHODTIR MAIUON, Ill. UP- Donald II Sl10oter ol Arca,lla, Cali L, Is th" new president of the National English' Sprinaor Flold Trial A'· soclatlon. The w:ou\> will hold lis 1938 flet.t trtala at St. Loulo, Mo. \ j - pressed to wlu and l fOurth tbal· Ienger sulfetecl lla fi!lt deloit Second·ranked icl ns!s had t6 go oil out to a~od' Northwcst~rn, 71 ·65: !if!Maaket! Keableky went tn t'"'• nvertlmes bela~. downing elghth·ranket! Temple, M:SS; and eevcnth·ranked K.ana'as State was tied six times bef0\'11 taklttl a 66·61 decision from lildl,na, Fourth·ranked Sao 'FfaneiSCR and nlnth·rankpd, Noire ,DaJ'le , ~ad it a lot eaSier - !he"l>o04 awamping w..t Ttx&S State., 78-45, ahtl t~• lrisb tlobbel'llit ,. Wl!conatn 75{13 . ·; ,. ' .~ I ~avt"Yotr Moneyl ., . $ate Your Clot.esl '• Tarheels Ser~_, eN ::-:-o-ti-ce-=Po-w-er-::A-:tu=an -d To Sweep Nation's Cage Boards Again By Unlttd Proaa North Cnrollna'a omaohln1 open· lnr-aomc vldort 1erved notice on the coll•ge basltetboll WDrld Mon· ~av lhnt Coach Prank MoQulre's l'orheels are solidly oqulp~ to ~elond t'hetr natllonol c~anli>ion· ship. '~'h• ,.,., ,,[,, pe•formlng with· but the graduated Len Ro.!t~blulh ihjured Joe Q~ili. w•iloped ·n~::~~~~7~9;-ll~:s. ~ll!'da~ , to run •treak lo S3.&am0!. eapecl~ly hnprea· liorth Caro. prlliC~~·-rl~•l• were bord Servicemen S6uppltl .It lrttdtJ:JW'·;: N. Carollnt 79 Clemun 5} mort loy lor htr when aht .,. .. tl'*tl use. Joo Davlin, 1501fc, of Bolton, 1toppttl Rl)cky Ford, 144Y2, Br,.klyn (5J, By United Prtll LoSallo 13 Albright SS Army 98 Klng1 Point 58 -~ lptod Wlotly Ula Chrlalmoo by l•~••tln' In Home lmpro¥tmenr *)\-A'ttlA'* REVERE, Mass.: Shopphtg llt ho..-• s~rves o two..folit_purpose in tf.tt You Sove M• Tl~.e and r,mper Cllld YQU '-• Jeur LOCAL MERCHA~T knDw that in·.ihopplng ~ere at home you are opprecltitlve of his services given during the rest of t~e year. You get equal or Lettt'l' VII hill ill f~ calstortr. You'll •ave time by n~f having tl> h~'•l tO l•h•. er polnb ond you'll savt that temper ;br er0t ho~i~ ... ,.!_ .~ h'olile; ST'A~$ . ,· ' and.· ~on~iillftlt ~ _,... ' .r.,, '. p~ed a recij)e for , Boheml,ul and nuts, er.d tapped with a erup any meal durlnJ the &inlitt ~ from oo through lo an eveJtiniiiii!Oir. • llbiiiMIAN TWIST 1 cup milk ZIH oupo llile4 !loir · · 1> clip ••rar ~ cup nlibl · · 1> !•aiJI<><tn salt Y.i 'cup o!oor,.. , ....~ Iii' tu) ill!lle<l bullet . almoalll . 2 errs, well beatrn I tab~_.... 1 eanlope dry 7elll lemoa ptol ~eald mllk, ,suiar, aait ••~ but~<!• toraUatr Ja,a ,..-_ ~ 1 Into large bowl, Jet atao4 tuilll lukflluilt· !!lfM I!! eaJ' llocl yeast; "!ix ¥nlil yea.stia ai,.lyed, lltll-l!J.~ i!Oirto mille p ·soli dougH: tollef QI~'l!lile T:_~jDDitfta~~ · b tm~ , runf lllit·Oll flolrillliotld 144 .,..,... unt , ""'"" · ~ead in nlstnt, ~\iilcls, .'$1111letUin .poot tiii!Jih 1nta 4 ., .,.. abtiut 12 lneh8 Ionr. lbln 'til61 ~: ~.t~ of ~ together aM prest, lfde by lldt.l'llce '!" fnlNil~""'li ihHi; llt rise 1UIIll 40\lble irl buill. ~ wltb nilellilll '""*"• ~ · " 350'F, fill' "-410 lllllllltet. CIR>L Sfread b~ with butter~I using 4 Ctipo t:onf~nel's' sum. 4 tab~ 'crM ,.. leospot>ll Vliillla · 1!4vDI'llll. .com. witll ~ altiiOIId aliver:s and CbClTJ halveQ ' : h" . 1 ye~ , Park, E. E. Dali ler Donovan of Shaffer Garden trolt and Robert Slrub of Anita have been 1 ' ·P,)ces, Y9u .can tJflard to have mort frequently, to inakttht!IIICJat " . ' ' ' • '' ' ' YORK Uj> and er seats and 4,~0 with au· standing roow Ia tbe to matic .lhift, l)oWttr bu .k:e& am! on sale today for power steering. Stadium ·('Ame with the Dut the burden on your t w() !rown~. e)'e-bones bat &rown by leal•& and boundl You mutt watch the LANDY'S MlRK rosa •head, tba .eoro be)I)nd, the MELBOU RNE. !'"'~'f.'!l • signs along the ro1d and bo olert Al bert Thomas 22. for unexpected activity Ukely to •m•J John Lindy's pop out !rom an)'lthm nearby, tree-!nlle m6rd by The JBicty t'onnol.,uel't t'b Sunday when he wai ou're ~l]lllr~ft \~ gl-o)ll a 19 minutes. 2A.9 Jeeond• 1 'our ~To In tho lltlrtah' or your meet flead-boae, 10 thef've come up w!th some other answers to ea&<' the emer.(eocy. Jtotd dlfDJ, fiJr example, ar~ balnc made larl", with em~ha · ail on ataadardlzed abape, color aad refioetl•ity to make them m,..e rioibta. both day ond nigh• Bolter brake, enable you to atop o ·unle ei- to the proverbial dlmH.d aslety oeot bolt• help ke~p you lrQJD breoklti1 your neck bone ou those 1t1dder1 stop·. So. cheer up. Your peen in the b'iffil wol}4 •re doing their level l>ell to tln,J refr!Odiea lor Your dileue. liOIIDw!IUe, i bDwlng a bit m~e badlbone . by easl1111 lhe ]>l'tUUI'e of the foo~bone on lho aCCMta!dr ml&ht 10 o long way the <ot!i!Jtlo• "'"!' • ~·~! b:~o~a r~d~~of~di~re~c[ ~ors~o~f~~~~~~~ oughbred Racing • r:,7ete:~~:f 1 ~~~~::;• n:~:'wf:,::',~ COUPLES IIPI:CIAL · · va~e! - Thre<> hours later Sunday at The Buick leOin ire 01\Iy one , No main SI>eal\er is sigtiad bitt \li' )l'lrc)ll$ on, Begl9· 1 1 San Francisco, rookie John Brodie "' place 10 lhir ; ning this @ltly, the k&ulld Arull\111 11\Ht tl'Oiible paased 14 yards to Hugh McEihen· Ubw•s ST!AK HO~SE In lining tl~ hn outstandmg personaUty. ny in the last 46 oecond• to give L k 17" I 2 182 .,, I'I!Af f the 49ersa 17·13 triumph over the .. 170 SBJ tm Colto. That touchdown toss pro. Darst . m 255 151 ~78 Here's t. tip to hqhter\ and ad'ft~ to farmers as to ~'hat duced the three-way lie becauoe Gibh! ....... J~7 174 IB7 4118 the urban hunter is lalklfti about whtll he comes aroultd of. Ballimore ltllrted the day leadllll Cllltot'd ...... 205 211 tT5 ~91! fering frlnle services fri)li'llhe city. · 1012 2 7 ond by a a!o 7 2 From the Sportsmen!' Sei'vlte Burel\i cllinh this to hunt· ' Two also•ranR who Will pia~ ~.y MillO!- ' ' ' ' 224 lBO 2)'o 623 'ers: ' . roles In nert Sunday's roeul" ~~· )am~s ,, 17! 194 189 554 A KEY 'to BETTER litJNTiNG Is ~roper hunter 0 windup• scored 1iotbrl1s lh Calllptioll i74 205 ttl5 relationshipt. The sportsi!\111 \llho makes friends up Tf;:, Faift!\\>tirth 1?? 21 t t8o 577 farmer durihg the closed Mil usually bt able to tlmore'a viol! by whipping the Hugglno 18!1 161 211 56! during the tl)>en season. Green Bay Psckers, 42 .17. Total a35 951 973 2910 Inasmuch as the most lmportanl problem a bunter has is LIAtiUE STANDINGS a place to jiunt it follows that he ihould know the nrocertv ll E11tarrn Division tw/1_ owner. Durihg the Sprin~ and Summer the hunter or W. L. T.1 Pet. W t man would do well to call on his farmer friends and do : 0 J favo rs, or better stili volunteer his services for help in""'""' !I Pittaburgh ,• 5 0 500 LONG JOHN WOODRUFF viding proper nesting and feeding game habitat. Washington 4 u 1 :400 By Unllod One of the finest things a hunter can do after a good day I Philadelphia 4 7 0 304 John Woodruff hod llttla If onv In the fi eld is to share his game with the ra rmer. Cbjcaao Carrto 2 B 0 .200 running otylo but who mod? JIC".' shou• :I r.n !lei !; This ought lu help Cl'e~-!t am:ica'blel( r Wl•tt rn Dlvlolon While justa f""hmon ol tho Unl· relations, hadn •t it? Perhaps ,more hunters will try this dt· l~ ~:::It SKAtE-A-WAY so~ ~nd e ·"Scotty's a· " ad drest, If you ar~ b. il m. nd. to sen d a 1 1 from home this Y!tre season, ts ~1. Thfl9dOrtt SC91t, . M7 706, A Bal't~, '443 Al\A BMillllon, !t.lt 633, New N Y 1 clifford had total t• lead the Steak House bowie" - Pittsburgh tlld the Browns a Dove Dorst had the h1gh smgl' big lavor becauae the Lions hand· game for the mght in the A' ed Cleveland a 00·7 defoat Sunday. Slar Ll!•gue wi th a big 2&5 an New York's hope; of retaining the he rataled ~79 R. Mmhl>i h•· league ind Eaotern diviSion lltlcs 1a 236 for one game. Pomero would have be-n llive if it had bowler. rolled a 1012 gaj!le fo won at Pittsburgh. their only win for tin! night Ll••• Btll Cltvtland tlth~el~r~be~l~ts~,~th:e;~•~l:h~>r~~=~=t~~~~;;;;;;-...~36~ ~ ' n ~ ~!~1 1 1 "'lit' , l-imlly, apparth • Ted in modern Panther grid history. tt runs tn \h-e 1 ently. Ted's qncle. a1SQ ' wps *.li'ea1 L" '0£ e Panthers back In 1932, the days of 'Mp Dye ed Crow t 1 ' UP~Pat lfll~men BOWLING • HIGHLIGHTS j/ .. NAPLES, Fla. 'l'eag•r. I local rccrcalion director, ~a.• 1 been d Snamed chairman, ·ollbe •Unit· C in 't f Women 1. t ft...:. • ymplc " .s 01 R0 m1tates tee or lue =u at orne, Italy, MIAMI BE.AC!l, t•Ja. th, e ·.ii·-.i;\ 'F'r,;;;~~~ e •tt• j).;.!n iea\lon lan Wh lllch 'at tuaras. day nlght being a J i'l. of what IB in ftlJ!'I! ftk Coleh lletton of Pomerby Jliely Meanwhile, i1 i.lfort startat his Bill odds to win aglih~ WJ'ilf!Ofl 'N~ ':"!II WUionc gua~, pafi'M with 1 •· fiJOt·~e N~W Y1.1t k Gh nts w!li"Ptl~ I ' i am ate ur 11 · whtD 40 mph or ltl!l LlcmandPa ot Your. I your wrilt·botles, what Y~'t!IJ.?t.~~:fm~!JlL ll\ tffbk ~• LAST GAM! TONIGHT ' . ' OTTAWA UP R 1 • r . M,illli~l't ae:•£!'... champlonl)ll~ a u. ·~K IIIAJ wel~ht ~2·a! 1 1«1 . Tru~ . nowadayw fJauna .!'llleaaql . tlng title shared honora today Sunday by lll\i .l!ilas Baoeball Bu• 1 with oplendld aU·r9uild ·peft'orm- l'<lau coi$'Dt!:ll ~ualol, of Donorl, onnl ,by ,tw'o 61 't~e el!'bllt'o Pa., IS~ ..~ hattlnt that waschlmploa hla , night. • While the to make Swac&'s elirly season chances ol. that sched· l By United Proso Los Angeles 42 Green Boy 1• I f ed P 1 ,o'" ,, 8 bict Retton In his feveHsh prepara- Clevel,nd i• ready to play thP Pittsburgh 21 New York 10 (Sat ) u tu e avor f IOnS or a SuCC .IU9 Clfe C p8ign. 1 19~7 Nallonal Football League Next Soturday's Gam11 0 " ·' ~o _ b Jl!~laoilvll)e's . " illn fook even omoother than they ap- championship game but the De Chicago Cards at Philadelphia The Panthers craekerbox fuellday nirlbl. then peared Friday D!wlnst Eaotern lroil Lions, Sun Francisco 49er! Noxt Sunday's Gom11 only this time for the Armed forces ,,, l)urope. He Wrote hts entertain Jackson Ftldav n~ht at / wben Johnson and Hawthorne us- and Baltimore Colts are tied for Baltunore at Los Angeles grandmother, Mrs . EarJ iScott: the PHS gym Neither opponent h ed their and to the W estern Division lead It may Clev• land at N ew York " We finish ed playing baU last Saturday in the last game f1gured to clean up much oPpoel- advanli!Je nnt'ler the boardS be 1958 brfore th ey untangle and Detroit at Chicago Bears t10n , For r.lddl~. Co! eh .Swack- p•·ov•'de a !ltl_e rival for the Green Bay at San Francisco 0 tn'I ths seaso_n. • the championship playoffs. We lost, so "are ,•u u n e oth er hand, Albens an d hopu!r • expected to go liifth Mark Browns. P. burgh arwas hington arrn y team t'n Europe. The week befo·re, ··•e pia,..., 1M Wellston have been !Ire-doped tho Kelly ttl Cl>nter. Ernie BoWles, Ed· Here's how the week end action and won. I went to PariA while I was tbere." classAtheno of theover lOop, that wtn ate ',orbbyRoy Lbbgahdat Har· lor· title gave In the thBrowns the lith dlvllllon Fans here will remember Scott as one of tbl! nhlj by Well ,. Btciii ~~ ·· nt< Wird,Crooks a. •Rd Bo Nelson eir 12 year history and headacbe .fu_ore_i~:Ver.~the yo• you rode IIIIth wtiya and 1 1 MEIGS GENERAL Admitt..d Saturday: da Yor um, Pomeroy. D><charged, Sjturday, Carrjc Rca, SyraeiLSe; Mrs, Rayn\onft El' berfeld. r~o:o-stet·; Frances Rlttt!r" Syracus~. -"-'-1 Admitted Sulida7, Rirlwrd War· ner, Pomero; 6amc• · llawley, of cheshire; Ella S\'bbb, l'olneiOY. Discharged S1mday, Harvey T. Hal!, Middiepdrti Bin !.i1>rrl11; Mid· dleport· Mrl. Coii'lfs l'bgh atld baqy, Gallipolis; Walter Athey, of Middleport. , Birth•, M'r. and Mrs. Russell Ytr cum, POmeroy, a son. 1 · · ' fi Ange ' \ ...J 'tb-l. Dn lUI . ~ tow.,.. ...m1 In .,... boa~bone. •1 ' fru . ,, fHE DRIVEJI.'S By VI'cars Blast , "'S" " 'ga1'nst anta /\ SEAT DARTFORD, England uP·,C. coll1nt, 43, an Anglican churChman, denounced Mr. Mbt.orlat jJ1or tQOt--bOM 15 Santa Claus today as•a ~~menace." eonnec~d to 1your fwt'lst-bcmeAnd furthermore, he alid the the one wearing the wotch, tiul bewhi•kered pld aeutleman !hould is! Is you't brain ticking oft time take his reit\oeer back to tbe a~ \'OUr root ti(!ks ;rf miles On North Pole aTld never darken our lht acce,frator? 1 ~compan1e e group. chimneys aga-m. Well vou're p- o ~ bly a ''ictim i\tr. J. A ·Kennard, Vo.-Ag. in· Collins fil'ed his blast al:!'ainst of civ.li~ ttb-a nul uncommon structor (rom Morgan County, what the British call "Father dis ea s~ clffecting !nllllon!l of m~ Obio, and Mr. Howard Benning- Chris~as': ht h.is parish maga· tor~s!s tod~y,_ parUeulll:rly. ia. _the ton, Allsoclate County Agont of ,tn• , , 1.,. t4•d;.t\g ropo 1·t• that a rdg1!ns of the frontal 'bone/ tbc .Ta rkson, Oblo' Wt rc the judges. school. ror s~ntas is being oper-1 Wrist bone and the right too b~n<' The Racine dozen received a top atl'd in the United State!l ·1You're a produc.t of ' sbdnk.mJ~ silver rating Th ree of the eight hemisphere, wh1ch Is in lurn J: 11 tenms demonAt rating placed above Go hom t' , ~a nto.," he said. 14 GO prodduct of modern commup.i~a the- Rat'lnc phwin'!. . b"c.k to where yotJ (!;:ur.c from- tlon and modern transpOrtation MOTHERS FETE TEAM The North Pole of the n~ver nev- Ancl you're probably an ineurabl• Motbcrs of the Pomeroy fool· er la~d We donl need Santa sp('cder ball team will be hostesses at a Claus. Vie Is redundant." The ,.sit uation, in hct. is litr· dinner for the tea m members, The vicnr's attack on Santa al i Jy to get worse~much wcrsemanauers, coaches and cheerl~d- ready has spa1·ked · angry ~rih· I before tt gets better You, anrl ers. The dinner w! U be served m ctsm from parents in his parish , milhons of oth ~rs lik e you, han • the Junior High Auditorium. An y and throughouJ, Britain, but he · been trnppcd m nn e"istehce of mothers, who have not been co~- stucl{ to his guns. splil ·second stheduling You wan ~ tncted are invited to assist, If . to get farther faster. Admit i' they wish. Colhns, vicar of St. Albans Par- ! your ·sttper-charged ch uriot is dl' Ish here for 15 years, ar~ued that l 1 gncrl to get you there fast. anrl SAI. AS TO MEET SCANlON "Christ alone makes C'tmslmas." i ~odern expressways have becll SAN FRANCISCO UP-~or­ mcr world li ~h tWeight cbamp](ln T ~uro S11las ha.s si!{ned to meet tailored ' lor apetd aad more apeetl. The expeft.. hOwever, bave 1 ' 1 hod to Dnd new waya to oompen· ·• Kal'llliul:r, Mamarer D W:~ !Jt ""'Phone: 432, Pomeror sate lor \!hf tael that Y""'ie hu· man ani, II .iuelt, m <IPible oi Boot.: ........m:~.:s; P·li~Oiln 0Vtlri1101 .. IPJII>hllll""' '' .:-11: no more !E!~oty .powen w~~---......:L..~::;:::;:::::...::..::__:_ __:______ u __,,_,.,+,'Jtl" The Rev. Pe~r I Pomeroy Pep Band Well Received At Check The Friday Cagt Tilt fages of 1 Tht Dally Sentinel for a gala amy of Gifted Ideas For The Happiest Solutions To All Your Present Problenis! SHOP AT YOUR LOCAL The 1 fans enthusiastically re· celved the newlv organized Porne. roy High School Pep 'Band wluell performed at the Pomeroy-Eastern basketball game plaved at Pomeroy last Friday night. ActualJy, this select group was organized and play<d throuihout th~ basketball oeason last school year. Band 4ireetor, Ray Wood· geard, tJiaced J'lm Lohse ill ~harge of the Band. Jim was Top Ser· g~ant during the marching season. !!)e musleal numbers played Friday night were varied and In· terestlitg, and Included qulek·ltep marche11 and pop tunes. . Thou~h several more nlay be added, the group now ln~ludea the following: Trumpets - Jim Lohse, Reva Rae, Tom Brown, Carolyn · Meier, Nancy Woodgeard, Kareh Drake and Nancy Brown; Bill Anderson, Susan Young and Asenatb Tracy; Barl(one - Renata. Jaxlcr, and Betty Homm· Tromhonea- Patty Blakes lee, Eiste Arnold and Jennifer Lohse; Bass Horn - Freddy Brown· Percu9sion - Roger Hy· sell a~d illll Young; Clarinet• Connie Wood1eard, Myrna Maag and Borbara ,lrnold and $axo· phone - Jim Eberobaeh. H(lms - Bing Crosby says: uMake this a White Christmas ... give your wife an automatic GAS Dryer!" I She'D lOYe the .tq whiiA!I tJ/q whlflll, colon keep their luatre-clothtl Jut longer, too ... .bar~~ theTre aenti1 dried, .. .., tllill Ill k GAS Dryer. It'• the ideal Chtli\.iuU iiR for her. Nq mOll i~Ntlaefr, rtretdlln(· linelr Ill Occupants Escape !Continued Prom Pap Ontl Meanwblle, Pomeroy Patrolman ·1ohn Mckenzie reported a minor collision Saturday afternoon at 1'30 at the lnteroection of Seeond and Lyng streete. , He ma Herschel E. Roush, 44, Racine wali going east on Second when John Eastla Radekln, 73, Rt. l, Carpenter, pulled out of Lynn Into the ·side of the Roush ear. f:J amages to ·the Roush ~ar were estimated at $160: to the Radekin bar aL $50. No a':-ress were made. .Bobby il!:ml o~ in 11 ~C.-.1\~tnd nt the Clvte AudJtorlun,, Dee. tht Iitle [rom .!1\xun.v' I 1952 ~·d it See the M. tbe buenwnt tbla .utlier . . • no mtiN :. bancinl heavr Wild and takinr it down . aaam. "And say," Bq ~y adds, "my tlld JOng 'Piumit!s frtlll M~en· nolly lim. · liere. One pennf'j tbrth of GAS drii!e a , ~!bole load of clol;jr.M!" Yes, a GAS IRYtr il tbet economical . to rim • . . ctltltl lees to install IUICi ! COME AND SEE ITI maintain, too. . Hurry! See your GAS appliance tlealer today! ' SPEED ' . Q~EN GAS DRYER at your· GAS Appliance Deale.r �,I ' - ,' \ Jack~, ·f!.·:.r. 'B••m.p Into • sro c•as. s re· · a l I ~-~llnei,Pom~·Mld~o.;Det.e,l95~ "li Mu~alOffip.lly~·Wfttr)er9f·-- ·. As ' ~~.· , n't·h''e.rs ~D·.·raw Eas·l·er Q. p;posit'r· 'n·, •~~e .,.,.,~~ Th T F' F n· . . p G . 'd' 'tl or IVISIOU ro fl 1 e < -~~i~ IMI~fles/gned 1 .. . 'sia~:v!~:~.:ij.,Ljl~~~~t·rWIA!,'Iot~ !l '\PORTS N~l~ ~~tillt'ri Yello\V iatnt rnge men ruh .. · · · . • .... ·· · I the ·SJ:O., t,uill~t'a(r this week, both with over e Westei'U T ht _l.~atttl~li .~lilb th'lil, 'as ~lh~nj visits . town f e · eams · 0 ~ ru[hi\na W~ltltNI Mit to the iacketl Friday Coach bang Into fiVe weeks Tuesday Seventh Natio~al League Bat Title l same '"~"' ~.:. hei~hth .... ···••'"'' ~e~·~":.-!111 ,~{j ~~·~lili'J'm"-~~· ' FootbaIlln..r ur.ope •;mplele its Y{lth. ()anailiab lik ~7~·htla·~!sedltll~~ .)C,JOtt PIaymg ion, lonight returneXltlb:game tdll,08' i il. o~fi~3ih7 ':t.bf(.lliiO Monday mommg mall call: agamst the 11\Jll-Ottawa Junto; rriltt'\oiilch ;h~f'~i hJ.V,,n th Jnni can leil1 6 3 whipped at M 'I L~'ia ' • ' ira ·~ Remember All-'EO Panther tackle Ted Scott of back C:uudiens. TheAdRu'!'"n' oAIY ~ 0 1953 w'hen pt'l' ted an tl1...'. Pon• grldders?. - rb; aU;,;~h; ;st; ;ri; IY;· ;• . ;_;';·;:;~·~i'f~·:i·, Scott hasRex justJarvt's completed . .er"·Y . ·""n of (oolball• •play, tr, eeal 'lastorsunday. ' . !fl~dleport. <li~liU. sophol\t~, fltirr~ ~obiliOb, Ieft half the Western Division clubs tied for fi rst The fortune Hrowns, that cnjoymg thebuild tpye of -good helped name~ AG day Dlght on lhe iltilil liilllr, •M thome,ztt'i!e ibdtolinet In front. !taw· pro football'scrown fin est for record, MEN'S LE lost Ul 2 Logan, ~oing to Jackaon the some and hut the Eaolern the w ..on v. Cro w's ALL SleakSTAR House night Oln>Rid re\ur'l\ ~ii!\6!1 ··~1!1' '. enth time in eight lrles while games lo Chittum Buick at Park· the Jronmen who fell ~ to · w•tehingas television saturday at cr~u;~ ~ 1 e~":heL~~r~:· eam on Gallipolis Ialii 1)-tday. 510 LEAG\11 Delroll the Pittsburgh Steeler! TIIP 10, It- ~O(ln• eliminated the Nl!w York Glanll, a 224 h1gh single game and 623 n.~~n~~::. ~~u~:..:!~~~. Pl:~ ~~:nk~ !i'::, ''71 Po~ a return match !hat ohottld belp .Morgan, Mten the Tornado victory airing. Rutland, suprise bla loecro to Wa· hama, goes to !:ilte\t ,lor lvh•t should b< an inter" llili, a1n11· dong affair. ' ' Eastern fell to Pomeroy Friday night 64-47 os the Panthers had ~ ::.~chJrSTB!~:!:~ ~ogar1 ~ Walton, IVeilBtoh Coen, Athens GUkiU, t.tbens It poi\\¢, llalli~Oill Pollllll, lleltonvllle Potto, Welloton Pomeroy ~~l 47 36 2 4 " 2 1 1 1 3~ 31 29 28 23 21 Bf::re 21 22 20 Eaeleo to handle. At Neloonvllle the Pantbm Will MllAI COUNTY LIAOU• ha o bli J0b h ek J-· ~ .... D WAH'"A to:en:;: little fo;,,•,.elrd Toll ';.,lng 28 poinlo against Na ... and lcko.i Pointa 44-811 Friday night. Wolfe, Racine 74 offense the Hound• · Harrlsonvllt,e 56 all l!iii'ieonville In basketball, too. I :-.:~·.·.'It! 38 Wltb a lltlle more 37 ~u"r"npe'•d i'D. ·~· ~~l.J~: h':~: ~~~Jt,l~~'l~ 10 zHo. MARRIED M~~.~lni ' Sa~ Francloc~ TUESDAY, DEC. 10, HOURS 7-10 tet'i .til BaN J.'un ~~~e~!::d ~ 23~ )~~~~~~·~,1~;1~1;~ SEASON, e'lfll broad·IJ iranotormed treat that can easily double as 1 ~ Nelsonville Prepares For Btt,nquet Nelsonville, which is certain to end b,~irkelball Febr~ary holding a short piece of the SEOAL . . · . Le nmg on bemg host for the Southeastern OhJO ague ball banquet. , The l'felson\1111~ 1\!hletlt 1\ssoclaUol'l lt~l lltrillld commit· tees a!retilfy tti bRe charge of the event. Last ~it ft whs held _ very successfully _ at Gallipolis. . .. . MO• , ·, ~ -· . d ... ,..... -ti. ' I VO•A{i0 Stoden.ts -' . o· .h Oll R , acm'll Jg Ih f\ueit,Ofi,s•ra. tio.n, ~ .: ". ·. ~ ·~ l '/ ·" 1 / ' ' fM,,.• 1/oliailonal Alti'ii'iJure ·etuaenta , o't .1\&<ike, 11!wh· §ihoot p~f'iielpl~ }~ itb~ Plt'jlarjliihtary l!ualit'bi I'I'OO~ure 11el!lonilra· tlolt'l held In Jae~•on, Olilo, 'bee. 41 )t5'1. ' ,. I The RiiQtbe ,Folil\eri. de· monolra!Od se~en re<(tilr~d ••Ill· ll•a stated In th~ rules. Abilltl!s demonstrated were taking a motlon (rom lhe table, calling for the tiiYitrlon1 of the houae, chang· lng atii.Uona1 il Point of o~er, C!omJ\'lllee re~rl; tabiO"B motion, and motion J• adjourn. ' Sttld~n!s deflionatratlng were Roland Wolfe, President: Charles Gat~. VIce President; Harry Ll!e OurB, Seereticy; Jackie Cumming, Treasurer~ Roy Van Met\!r,. Re· porter; Waid Foster, Sentmel; Charlet lhle, Studen~ Adv~sor; a~d J~clde Wigal, Robert Ll!wts, Jackie Prof/itt, Don Beegle and Jerry Dailey. Mr. AlbertiWigal and How· ard Nolan, Vo.-Ag. instructor, BC· · d th th~ftllllft Fttture N·ew """' omacy f or H >ers I~ ~~u- Dul:o ~.. kit~ ·:~ I 1.,,, sea~lih ;o.;'!,:;jt nat Became' o· f ,, , ' · h ' ', ·'. · p,.,. ALL MARRIED COUPLES WELCOME Open Mon., Wed., Fri., 81l. Evenings Sal.ltJatlnee Sk•ttng lnstractlo"' t-3 Sunday 2·4 W. L. T. Pet. vt rsl ty of PlthburAh. Long John 7 4 0 PJtJ , won the Olympic 800.mater cham· Sa n Fl'lliiC!I CO 7 4 {l {136 1plonshlp at Bmrl n1 in '1936. In his Detroit 7 4 0 t13B thrtt va rsity 1eu ens at Pitt h Los Angeles 5 fl 0 .455 l won 'the NCAA hal f-mile crown11 Chtchgo Bears ,) II 0 455 th rte st ra ight y' ers end vi rtually Green Day 3 8 0 273 : was unbeatable It ~is favorite dis· x- CIInched Ea1tern Division Title bn"l! In anY sort of competition . I Sunday's Rtsulh J Whttt vt r hApplntd to Jokn . Dl'fi'Oit 20 Clevelnml 7 I.woodruff? lodav, 39, ht is 1 lieu- I C' hic ngo BNlf H 14 Cl1i('u ~o Cu l(b 6 : tenan t eco lone l In the U. 5. Ar my I :vas hjn glou42 Philu d ~ l phia 7 : se rving 11s profe\so r of mllit11 y Sun F ranc b~o 17 Baltnnort· 13 l•d t nee 11nd taef!t, at Wtst Vir· r un(', ll nrrlso;viilc -- - 28 vl nio Steh College. I Pal E!ds, Rutlond 25 j - - - Chur Woode, Easlctn 22 By Unlttd Prt u Baltimore THE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. ~utslde "First Class mail enclosed" and pay the r,ate for the let· ter plus the Plll'lel>poat charge. ~·atuable pac~ages should be in· Med. For proof of delivery , ~[ fir&t class letter mail use rertllied mail. plomacy. N1!?u.~!~~!ap o~·~ will be destroyod." The Washington Dcmocr•t warned that Russia now has a "subtitantlal number" of oper~· tid'fJ~ iptermetJ.iaJe range ballistiC misSile• (IRBM). He said this co!mtey hasn't begun production 9r ~ny JRBM's fer operaUonol I 1 BASKETBALL Christmas tift• that add beauty and comfort to your homo •how a high degree of thoughtfulntu and art slncoro!y appreciated by every member af tht family. ' ';' '1, '!d' * ~1 •.-.. .J .;:_.,' """"" f Hd.lfH• • "' A Dflt lor Yowr WIM A MODliN IITCIIbt Could Chri•tmat hold linda yo~ ha~ Jlle~htd ...... . ,. 1111 ,.. !'our ... * JIDIU.III..OII .~ Cn you Imagine tht • ah11r, unadulltlllted tx• ; ciltment yovr boy will : fttl in hi• own wo1kahopt t Aalow 01 .t4.88.,!e~\ ........,... ~h *~11 A "" lor row .......,., AlOOM Of lib 6Wfl Evtry girllonga for her own room to decoratt, Why ltet glv• ht that room by Rniahinl it!t attlct At ltw 0' U.59 Per Mo. * -1' tt~.-. A'IIIANII NOW POll THI . . WONDI'II• tul. Dl•lfi- 011'1'8 POll Tltl PAMit.' Ml . .r DOifN·It MONrHI ro PAY {( t•tt *'#-*;, ' " ~l I LOS ANGELES: Paullt 1 began repairlng the launching ·pad where Vanguard bJew up, but tbere was no indica· !ion hQIV long the operation wouill take. Authoritie& have lowered a cautious curtain over activities at the test center. Two gleaming At· 118 missiles stood ready in their stlivlce tGwers at Canaveral for a Clllcie poal!ble attempt to restore world Liwlo, · con!ldencs in U, S. mi,..ile capa·~.f-1~:; \!ft· bllltles. Arm· dt1d, 132, Los AnPits, outpoint· ed Jimmy Ltlllttr, 135, Fort Smith, Ark., (101. Cornell 64 Buckntll 58 Prlnc•ton 87 GtorgttDwn 61 Wort Vlrglnlo 105 Funnn 67 Meryltnd 63 Fordh11m 51 Yalo 79 Conlltctlcut 74 PASTRANO IN LONDON NEW ORLEANS UP - Heavy. weight title contender Joe Pas. S.,racust 73 NYU 58 lra no. who arrived here for a 10Penntylvull 67 Nny 64 day vacation Wedne!lday, said he Holy Crots 74 St. Anoalm'o 51 w111 fight next In London, probDttrolt 61 Conioluo 54 ably a1ainst Joe Erskine on Jan Stoubtn•illo 75 MlllaroviJla Tch 67 20, Hornnl 14 Mlddlobury 57 Rlc~mond a now, mod•m ltllchtnl A1 low 01 .t.ll ht ~ll. *"*" ~ *U«*.tl~ At Cape Canaveral, Fla., tech· nicia'ns 64 Ylrtlnll SI N, Cortflno St. 10 Ponn Statt 62 Konlucky 8S Tomplo IS (lrlplo at) WIM 71 O.orfl Waohlntton 60 Awbwrn 71 Woka Polill U Goorglo 66 Florldl 60 Loul"lllo 10 Alablillto 72 I. C•rollha 70 Ottrttlo T•ch 64 Mtm~hlo ltott 71 VMl 51 Mlnnooota 19 Vondorbllt IS NEW CRIJSADIR CAPTAIN I WORCHESTER, Mal!. UP-Jim Healey of Arlln&ton, Vo., 1 live· foot, ll·lnch guard who weltihd!O pounds, baa been elected tG elptain the 19ll8 l!oly c- fbotball team, !Ia succeeds Die Surrette , Q/ Leomlnlltor, Mali, Tenntlltl 19 StWihM 40 COLTS UP, TlCKIT._PRICiS BALTIMORE UP- The Bait J. more Colts have &nnounced a new scale of tickttt prices, f1Jr Tulo111 17 TlniPf 60 Michigan 81 Nol.raoka 57 Pvnlwo 76 MJo,..rl IJ KanNo St. 66 lndlano 61 IJlinolo 75 O.Poul 70 Kansn 71 Ntrttwt.sttrn 65 NotN Domo 75 Wlaconoln 53 Dtyton 51 Boll Stott 41 MoNhood Stott .71 Ohio U. 60 Arkon1a1 79 TuiN 61 Colorodo 77 Montana 60 Utoh 72 loylor 4f ONgon 79 Utoh 'fifo 41 Montono St. 61 Wuhlnll\l!l St. 59 Orop• St. 64 Portlond 46 Waohlngton 63 Brigham Y011ng 52 UCLA 6S Oklohonia I!• U.S. FORCES, KOREA (AHTNC) ..Sit Nathan B. Conne, whose wile, Mary, lives ot 1397 N, Cherry St., •Galesburg, ru., b a II<!Uad loader irl Headquarters Company of the 7th Division's 34th Infantry In Korea. I Sergeant Conne entered the Ariny tn November 1953 and, arrived overoeas last March. The sergeant was formerlY em· p)Qyed by C. B. & Q. !lallroad, at Galeabui-g, lll. lie is th~ son of Frank B. Conne, 193 II!IR St., Mid· dleport. His mother, Mrs, Mae Jobnaon, lives ou Route, I, Elk Grove, "Calif. SHOP AT LOOK At iiUt HONE next season The increases, rang. lng from eo cent! tu _,.1, wer<' necessary beca use or h!Jher player salaries and soarin& operational costs. ~ROUP ILICTS SHODTIR MAIUON, Ill. UP- Donald II Sl10oter ol Arca,lla, Cali L, Is th" new president of the National English' Sprinaor Flold Trial A'· soclatlon. The w:ou\> will hold lis 1938 flet.t trtala at St. Loulo, Mo. \ j - pressed to wlu and l fOurth tbal· Ienger sulfetecl lla fi!lt deloit Second·ranked icl ns!s had t6 go oil out to a~od' Northwcst~rn, 71 ·65: !if!Maaket! Keableky went tn t'"'• nvertlmes bela~. downing elghth·ranket! Temple, M:SS; and eevcnth·ranked K.ana'as State was tied six times bef0\'11 taklttl a 66·61 decision from lildl,na, Fourth·ranked Sao 'FfaneiSCR and nlnth·rankpd, Noire ,DaJ'le , ~ad it a lot eaSier - !he"l>o04 awamping w..t Ttx&S State., 78-45, ahtl t~• lrisb tlobbel'llit ,. Wl!conatn 75{13 . ·; ,. ' .~ I ~avt"Yotr Moneyl ., . $ate Your Clot.esl '• Tarheels Ser~_, eN ::-:-o-ti-ce-=Po-w-er-::A-:tu=an -d To Sweep Nation's Cage Boards Again By Unlttd Proaa North Cnrollna'a omaohln1 open· lnr-aomc vldort 1erved notice on the coll•ge basltetboll WDrld Mon· ~av lhnt Coach Prank MoQulre's l'orheels are solidly oqulp~ to ~elond t'hetr natllonol c~anli>ion· ship. '~'h• ,.,., ,,[,, pe•formlng with· but the graduated Len Ro.!t~blulh ihjured Joe Q~ili. w•iloped ·n~::~~~~7~9;-ll~:s. ~ll!'da~ , to run •treak lo S3.&am0!. eapecl~ly hnprea· liorth Caro. prlliC~~·-rl~•l• were bord Servicemen S6uppltl .It lrttdtJ:JW'·;: N. Carollnt 79 Clemun 5} mort loy lor htr when aht .,. .. tl'*tl use. Joo Davlin, 1501fc, of Bolton, 1toppttl Rl)cky Ford, 144Y2, Br,.klyn (5J, By United Prtll LoSallo 13 Albright SS Army 98 Klng1 Point 58 -~ lptod Wlotly Ula Chrlalmoo by l•~••tln' In Home lmpro¥tmenr *)\-A'ttlA'* REVERE, Mass.: Shopphtg llt ho..-• s~rves o two..folit_purpose in tf.tt You Sove M• Tl~.e and r,mper Cllld YQU '-• Jeur LOCAL MERCHA~T knDw that in·.ihopplng ~ere at home you are opprecltitlve of his services given during the rest of t~e year. You get equal or Lettt'l' VII hill ill f~ calstortr. You'll •ave time by n~f having tl> h~'•l tO l•h•. er polnb ond you'll savt that temper ;br er0t ho~i~ ... ,.!_ .~ h'olile; ST'A~$ . ,· ' and.· ~on~iillftlt ~ _,... ' .r.,, '. p~ed a recij)e for , Boheml,ul and nuts, er.d tapped with a erup any meal durlnJ the &inlitt ~ from oo through lo an eveJtiniiiii!Oir. • llbiiiMIAN TWIST 1 cup milk ZIH oupo llile4 !loir · · 1> clip ••rar ~ cup nlibl · · 1> !•aiJI<><tn salt Y.i 'cup o!oor,.. , ....~ Iii' tu) ill!lle<l bullet . almoalll . 2 errs, well beatrn I tab~_.... 1 eanlope dry 7elll lemoa ptol ~eald mllk, ,suiar, aait ••~ but~<!• toraUatr Ja,a ,..-_ ~ 1 Into large bowl, Jet atao4 tuilll lukflluilt· !!lfM I!! eaJ' llocl yeast; "!ix ¥nlil yea.stia ai,.lyed, lltll-l!J.~ i!Oirto mille p ·soli dougH: tollef QI~'l!lile T:_~jDDitfta~~ · b tm~ , runf lllit·Oll flolrillliotld 144 .,..,... unt , ""'"" · ~ead in nlstnt, ~\iilcls, .'$1111letUin .poot tiii!Jih 1nta 4 ., .,.. abtiut 12 lneh8 Ionr. lbln 'til61 ~: ~.t~ of ~ together aM prest, lfde by lldt.l'llce '!" fnlNil~""'li ihHi; llt rise 1UIIll 40\lble irl buill. ~ wltb nilellilll '""*"• ~ · " 350'F, fill' "-410 lllllllltet. CIR>L Sfread b~ with butter~I using 4 Ctipo t:onf~nel's' sum. 4 tab~ 'crM ,.. leospot>ll Vliillla · 1!4vDI'llll. .com. witll ~ altiiOIId aliver:s and CbClTJ halveQ ' : h" . 1 ye~ , Park, E. E. Dali ler Donovan of Shaffer Garden trolt and Robert Slrub of Anita have been 1 ' ·P,)ces, Y9u .can tJflard to have mort frequently, to inakttht!IIICJat " . ' ' ' • '' ' ' YORK Uj> and er seats and 4,~0 with au· standing roow Ia tbe to matic .lhift, l)oWttr bu .k:e& am! on sale today for power steering. Stadium ·('Ame with the Dut the burden on your t w() !rown~. e)'e-bones bat &rown by leal•& and boundl You mutt watch the LANDY'S MlRK rosa •head, tba .eoro be)I)nd, the MELBOU RNE. !'"'~'f.'!l • signs along the ro1d and bo olert Al bert Thomas 22. for unexpected activity Ukely to •m•J John Lindy's pop out !rom an)'lthm nearby, tree-!nlle m6rd by The JBicty t'onnol.,uel't t'b Sunday when he wai ou're ~l]lllr~ft \~ gl-o)ll a 19 minutes. 2A.9 Jeeond• 1 'our ~To In tho lltlrtah' or your meet flead-boae, 10 thef've come up w!th some other answers to ea&<' the emer.(eocy. Jtotd dlfDJ, fiJr example, ar~ balnc made larl", with em~ha · ail on ataadardlzed abape, color aad refioetl•ity to make them m,..e rioibta. both day ond nigh• Bolter brake, enable you to atop o ·unle ei- to the proverbial dlmH.d aslety oeot bolt• help ke~p you lrQJD breoklti1 your neck bone ou those 1t1dder1 stop·. So. cheer up. Your peen in the b'iffil wol}4 •re doing their level l>ell to tln,J refr!Odiea lor Your dileue. liOIIDw!IUe, i bDwlng a bit m~e badlbone . by easl1111 lhe ]>l'tUUI'e of the foo~bone on lho aCCMta!dr ml&ht 10 o long way the <ot!i!Jtlo• "'"!' • ~·~! b:~o~a r~d~~of~di~re~c[ ~ors~o~f~~~~~~~ oughbred Racing • r:,7ete:~~:f 1 ~~~~::;• n:~:'wf:,::',~ COUPLES IIPI:CIAL · · va~e! - Thre<> hours later Sunday at The Buick leOin ire 01\Iy one , No main SI>eal\er is sigtiad bitt \li' )l'lrc)ll$ on, Begl9· 1 1 San Francisco, rookie John Brodie "' place 10 lhir ; ning this @ltly, the k&ulld Arull\111 11\Ht tl'Oiible paased 14 yards to Hugh McEihen· Ubw•s ST!AK HO~SE In lining tl~ hn outstandmg personaUty. ny in the last 46 oecond• to give L k 17" I 2 182 .,, I'I!Af f the 49ersa 17·13 triumph over the .. 170 SBJ tm Colto. That touchdown toss pro. Darst . m 255 151 ~78 Here's t. tip to hqhter\ and ad'ft~ to farmers as to ~'hat duced the three-way lie becauoe Gibh! ....... J~7 174 IB7 4118 the urban hunter is lalklfti about whtll he comes aroultd of. Ballimore ltllrted the day leadllll Cllltot'd ...... 205 211 tT5 ~91! fering frlnle services fri)li'llhe city. · 1012 2 7 ond by a a!o 7 2 From the Sportsmen!' Sei'vlte Burel\i cllinh this to hunt· ' Two also•ranR who Will pia~ ~.y MillO!- ' ' ' ' 224 lBO 2)'o 623 'ers: ' . roles In nert Sunday's roeul" ~~· )am~s ,, 17! 194 189 554 A KEY 'to BETTER litJNTiNG Is ~roper hunter 0 windup• scored 1iotbrl1s lh Calllptioll i74 205 ttl5 relationshipt. The sportsi!\111 \llho makes friends up Tf;:, Faift!\\>tirth 1?? 21 t t8o 577 farmer durihg the closed Mil usually bt able to tlmore'a viol! by whipping the Hugglno 18!1 161 211 56! during the tl)>en season. Green Bay Psckers, 42 .17. Total a35 951 973 2910 Inasmuch as the most lmportanl problem a bunter has is LIAtiUE STANDINGS a place to jiunt it follows that he ihould know the nrocertv ll E11tarrn Division tw/1_ owner. Durihg the Sprin~ and Summer the hunter or W. L. T.1 Pet. W t man would do well to call on his farmer friends and do : 0 J favo rs, or better stili volunteer his services for help in""'""' !I Pittaburgh ,• 5 0 500 LONG JOHN WOODRUFF viding proper nesting and feeding game habitat. Washington 4 u 1 :400 By Unllod One of the finest things a hunter can do after a good day I Philadelphia 4 7 0 304 John Woodruff hod llttla If onv In the fi eld is to share his game with the ra rmer. Cbjcaao Carrto 2 B 0 .200 running otylo but who mod? JIC".' shou• :I r.n !lei !; This ought lu help Cl'e~-!t am:ica'blel( r Wl•tt rn Dlvlolon While justa f""hmon ol tho Unl· relations, hadn •t it? Perhaps ,more hunters will try this dt· l~ ~:::It SKAtE-A-WAY so~ ~nd e ·"Scotty's a· " ad drest, If you ar~ b. il m. nd. to sen d a 1 1 from home this Y!tre season, ts ~1. Thfl9dOrtt SC91t, . M7 706, A Bal't~, '443 Al\A BMillllon, !t.lt 633, New N Y 1 clifford had total t• lead the Steak House bowie" - Pittsburgh tlld the Browns a Dove Dorst had the h1gh smgl' big lavor becauae the Lions hand· game for the mght in the A' ed Cleveland a 00·7 defoat Sunday. Slar Ll!•gue wi th a big 2&5 an New York's hope; of retaining the he rataled ~79 R. Mmhl>i h•· league ind Eaotern diviSion lltlcs 1a 236 for one game. Pomero would have be-n llive if it had bowler. rolled a 1012 gaj!le fo won at Pittsburgh. their only win for tin! night Ll••• Btll Cltvtland tlth~el~r~be~l~ts~,~th:e;~•~l:h~>r~~=~=t~~~~;;;;;;-...~36~ ~ ' n ~ ~!~1 1 1 "'lit' , l-imlly, apparth • Ted in modern Panther grid history. tt runs tn \h-e 1 ently. Ted's qncle. a1SQ ' wps *.li'ea1 L" '0£ e Panthers back In 1932, the days of 'Mp Dye ed Crow t 1 ' UP~Pat lfll~men BOWLING • HIGHLIGHTS j/ .. NAPLES, Fla. 'l'eag•r. I local rccrcalion director, ~a.• 1 been d Snamed chairman, ·ollbe •Unit· C in 't f Women 1. t ft...:. • ymplc " .s 01 R0 m1tates tee or lue =u at orne, Italy, MIAMI BE.AC!l, t•Ja. th, e ·.ii·-.i;\ 'F'r,;;;~~~ e •tt• j).;.!n iea\lon lan Wh lllch 'at tuaras. day nlght being a J i'l. of what IB in ftlJ!'I! ftk Coleh lletton of Pomerby Jliely Meanwhile, i1 i.lfort startat his Bill odds to win aglih~ WJ'ilf!Ofl 'N~ ':"!II WUionc gua~, pafi'M with 1 •· fiJOt·~e N~W Y1.1t k Gh nts w!li"Ptl~ I ' i am ate ur 11 · whtD 40 mph or ltl!l LlcmandPa ot Your. I your wrilt·botles, what Y~'t!IJ.?t.~~:fm~!JlL ll\ tffbk ~• LAST GAM! TONIGHT ' . ' OTTAWA UP R 1 • r . M,illli~l't ae:•£!'... champlonl)ll~ a u. ·~K IIIAJ wel~ht ~2·a! 1 1«1 . Tru~ . nowadayw fJauna .!'llleaaql . tlng title shared honora today Sunday by lll\i .l!ilas Baoeball Bu• 1 with oplendld aU·r9uild ·peft'orm- l'<lau coi$'Dt!:ll ~ualol, of Donorl, onnl ,by ,tw'o 61 't~e el!'bllt'o Pa., IS~ ..~ hattlnt that waschlmploa hla , night. • While the to make Swac&'s elirly season chances ol. that sched· l By United Proso Los Angeles 42 Green Boy 1• I f ed P 1 ,o'" ,, 8 bict Retton In his feveHsh prepara- Clevel,nd i• ready to play thP Pittsburgh 21 New York 10 (Sat ) u tu e avor f IOnS or a SuCC .IU9 Clfe C p8ign. 1 19~7 Nallonal Football League Next Soturday's Gam11 0 " ·' ~o _ b Jl!~laoilvll)e's . " illn fook even omoother than they ap- championship game but the De Chicago Cards at Philadelphia The Panthers craekerbox fuellday nirlbl. then peared Friday D!wlnst Eaotern lroil Lions, Sun Francisco 49er! Noxt Sunday's Gom11 only this time for the Armed forces ,,, l)urope. He Wrote hts entertain Jackson Ftldav n~ht at / wben Johnson and Hawthorne us- and Baltimore Colts are tied for Baltunore at Los Angeles grandmother, Mrs . EarJ iScott: the PHS gym Neither opponent h ed their and to the W estern Division lead It may Clev• land at N ew York " We finish ed playing baU last Saturday in the last game f1gured to clean up much oPpoel- advanli!Je nnt'ler the boardS be 1958 brfore th ey untangle and Detroit at Chicago Bears t10n , For r.lddl~. Co! eh .Swack- p•·ov•'de a !ltl_e rival for the Green Bay at San Francisco 0 tn'I ths seaso_n. • the championship playoffs. We lost, so "are ,•u u n e oth er hand, Albens an d hopu!r • expected to go liifth Mark Browns. P. burgh arwas hington arrn y team t'n Europe. The week befo·re, ··•e pia,..., 1M Wellston have been !Ire-doped tho Kelly ttl Cl>nter. Ernie BoWles, Ed· Here's how the week end action and won. I went to PariA while I was tbere." classAtheno of theover lOop, that wtn ate ',orbbyRoy Lbbgahdat Har· lor· title gave In the thBrowns the lith dlvllllon Fans here will remember Scott as one of tbl! nhlj by Well ,. Btciii ~~ ·· nt< Wird,Crooks a. •Rd Bo Nelson eir 12 year history and headacbe .fu_ore_i~:Ver.~the yo• you rode IIIIth wtiya and 1 1 MEIGS GENERAL Admitt..d Saturday: da Yor um, Pomeroy. D><charged, Sjturday, Carrjc Rca, SyraeiLSe; Mrs, Rayn\onft El' berfeld. r~o:o-stet·; Frances Rlttt!r" Syracus~. -"-'-1 Admitted Sulida7, Rirlwrd War· ner, Pomero; 6amc• · llawley, of cheshire; Ella S\'bbb, l'olneiOY. Discharged S1mday, Harvey T. Hal!, Middiepdrti Bin !.i1>rrl11; Mid· dleport· Mrl. Coii'lfs l'bgh atld baqy, Gallipolis; Walter Athey, of Middleport. , Birth•, M'r. and Mrs. Russell Ytr cum, POmeroy, a son. 1 · · ' fi Ange ' \ ...J 'tb-l. Dn lUI . ~ tow.,.. ...m1 In .,... boa~bone. •1 ' fru . ,, fHE DRIVEJI.'S By VI'cars Blast , "'S" " 'ga1'nst anta /\ SEAT DARTFORD, England uP·,C. coll1nt, 43, an Anglican churChman, denounced Mr. Mbt.orlat jJ1or tQOt--bOM 15 Santa Claus today as•a ~~menace." eonnec~d to 1your fwt'lst-bcmeAnd furthermore, he alid the the one wearing the wotch, tiul bewhi•kered pld aeutleman !hould is! Is you't brain ticking oft time take his reit\oeer back to tbe a~ \'OUr root ti(!ks ;rf miles On North Pole aTld never darken our lht acce,frator? 1 ~compan1e e group. chimneys aga-m. Well vou're p- o ~ bly a ''ictim i\tr. J. A ·Kennard, Vo.-Ag. in· Collins fil'ed his blast al:!'ainst of civ.li~ ttb-a nul uncommon structor (rom Morgan County, what the British call "Father dis ea s~ clffecting !nllllon!l of m~ Obio, and Mr. Howard Benning- Chris~as': ht h.is parish maga· tor~s!s tod~y,_ parUeulll:rly. ia. _the ton, Allsoclate County Agont of ,tn• , , 1.,. t4•d;.t\g ropo 1·t• that a rdg1!ns of the frontal 'bone/ tbc .Ta rkson, Oblo' Wt rc the judges. school. ror s~ntas is being oper-1 Wrist bone and the right too b~n<' The Racine dozen received a top atl'd in the United State!l ·1You're a produc.t of ' sbdnk.mJ~ silver rating Th ree of the eight hemisphere, wh1ch Is in lurn J: 11 tenms demonAt rating placed above Go hom t' , ~a nto.," he said. 14 GO prodduct of modern commup.i~a the- Rat'lnc phwin'!. . b"c.k to where yotJ (!;:ur.c from- tlon and modern transpOrtation MOTHERS FETE TEAM The North Pole of the n~ver nev- Ancl you're probably an ineurabl• Motbcrs of the Pomeroy fool· er la~d We donl need Santa sp('cder ball team will be hostesses at a Claus. Vie Is redundant." The ,.sit uation, in hct. is litr· dinner for the tea m members, The vicnr's attack on Santa al i Jy to get worse~much wcrsemanauers, coaches and cheerl~d- ready has spa1·ked · angry ~rih· I before tt gets better You, anrl ers. The dinner w! U be served m ctsm from parents in his parish , milhons of oth ~rs lik e you, han • the Junior High Auditorium. An y and throughouJ, Britain, but he · been trnppcd m nn e"istehce of mothers, who have not been co~- stucl{ to his guns. splil ·second stheduling You wan ~ tncted are invited to assist, If . to get farther faster. Admit i' they wish. Colhns, vicar of St. Albans Par- ! your ·sttper-charged ch uriot is dl' Ish here for 15 years, ar~ued that l 1 gncrl to get you there fast. anrl SAI. AS TO MEET SCANlON "Christ alone makes C'tmslmas." i ~odern expressways have becll SAN FRANCISCO UP-~or­ mcr world li ~h tWeight cbamp](ln T ~uro S11las ha.s si!{ned to meet tailored ' lor apetd aad more apeetl. The expeft.. hOwever, bave 1 ' 1 hod to Dnd new waya to oompen· ·• Kal'llliul:r, Mamarer D W:~ !Jt ""'Phone: 432, Pomeror sate lor \!hf tael that Y""'ie hu· man ani, II .iuelt, m <IPible oi Boot.: ........m:~.:s; P·li~Oiln 0Vtlri1101 .. IPJII>hllll""' '' .:-11: no more !E!~oty .powen w~~---......:L..~::;:::;:::::...::..::__:_ __:______ u __,,_,.,+,'Jtl" The Rev. Pe~r I Pomeroy Pep Band Well Received At Check The Friday Cagt Tilt fages of 1 Tht Dally Sentinel for a gala amy of Gifted Ideas For The Happiest Solutions To All Your Present Problenis! SHOP AT YOUR LOCAL The 1 fans enthusiastically re· celved the newlv organized Porne. roy High School Pep 'Band wluell performed at the Pomeroy-Eastern basketball game plaved at Pomeroy last Friday night. ActualJy, this select group was organized and play<d throuihout th~ basketball oeason last school year. Band 4ireetor, Ray Wood· geard, tJiaced J'lm Lohse ill ~harge of the Band. Jim was Top Ser· g~ant during the marching season. !!)e musleal numbers played Friday night were varied and In· terestlitg, and Included qulek·ltep marche11 and pop tunes. . Thou~h several more nlay be added, the group now ln~ludea the following: Trumpets - Jim Lohse, Reva Rae, Tom Brown, Carolyn · Meier, Nancy Woodgeard, Kareh Drake and Nancy Brown; Bill Anderson, Susan Young and Asenatb Tracy; Barl(one - Renata. Jaxlcr, and Betty Homm· Tromhonea- Patty Blakes lee, Eiste Arnold and Jennifer Lohse; Bass Horn - Freddy Brown· Percu9sion - Roger Hy· sell a~d illll Young; Clarinet• Connie Wood1eard, Myrna Maag and Borbara ,lrnold and $axo· phone - Jim Eberobaeh. H(lms - Bing Crosby says: uMake this a White Christmas ... give your wife an automatic GAS Dryer!" I She'D lOYe the .tq whiiA!I tJ/q whlflll, colon keep their luatre-clothtl Jut longer, too ... .bar~~ theTre aenti1 dried, .. .., tllill Ill k GAS Dryer. It'• the ideal Chtli\.iuU iiR for her. Nq mOll i~Ntlaefr, rtretdlln(· linelr Ill Occupants Escape !Continued Prom Pap Ontl Meanwblle, Pomeroy Patrolman ·1ohn Mckenzie reported a minor collision Saturday afternoon at 1'30 at the lnteroection of Seeond and Lyng streete. , He ma Herschel E. Roush, 44, Racine wali going east on Second when John Eastla Radekln, 73, Rt. l, Carpenter, pulled out of Lynn Into the ·side of the Roush ear. f:J amages to ·the Roush ~ar were estimated at $160: to the Radekin bar aL $50. No a':-ress were made. .Bobby il!:ml o~ in 11 ~C.-.1\~tnd nt the Clvte AudJtorlun,, Dee. tht Iitle [rom .!1\xun.v' I 1952 ~·d it See the M. tbe buenwnt tbla .utlier . . • no mtiN :. bancinl heavr Wild and takinr it down . aaam. "And say," Bq ~y adds, "my tlld JOng 'Piumit!s frtlll M~en· nolly lim. · liere. One pennf'j tbrth of GAS drii!e a , ~!bole load of clol;jr.M!" Yes, a GAS IRYtr il tbet economical . to rim • . . ctltltl lees to install IUICi ! COME AND SEE ITI maintain, too. . Hurry! See your GAS appliance tlealer today! ' SPEED ' . Q~EN GAS DRYER at your· GAS Appliance Deale.r �I ';' .. I ' . '. 0.; Dec. 9, 1957 RI!SULTS . ·BATES "• leuQ f1W •iiM. ~ ~ HI••- cllaqelllk.-. .,...., ...: word lor !hree ecilleeutl!!r lnl1orttou. Spedal- OM mO!IIb lGr lll etllll per WGI'd Pull hit of a - IIIII' wqn wW be cbaried lor odvertlalnc w Ill P,ld fill' ~.(!!.!!\!lila of eaeb laotllb followillc lnsertloo. Eil'Ors ill ~·-...U.li-Bhoolld be l'tllOfted !mmedlatoly. Tile Dail7 Sei!Unel wiH not be ruponalhle for l)IOrc than one Jntor· net illlel'tton. . Card of Thanb nol fllleelll Nolleot of li:Wontl SJ.OO. ObltlW'Iel pabll"** I ot 1 - II METROPOLITAN PUBLIC SALE • 'In pursuance of an order of the Your Only A11tborized Fuller BRUSH MAN James Marriner 736 E. Moln St. Southern Dtslnct of Ohio, East· Cfl\ Division, the undersigned will 1 offer for sale at public auctign on I the 27th day of Decl!'mber, 1957, ot 10·00 o'clock A M. ot the pion! AUTO SALES ADS PflONE 998 ' Legal Notice Good CiW1 Ulled Cln· All Mikes 14d Modell United States Dlstr1et Pom1roy1 Ohio I " " - No. 121 - After 5 PM I J NOfiC~ Ht...,.,.... Por --~~·~-;;;-~;-- ,... Wuoalti L"Jelllt - Line Cedar Cbeltt - LAU Window Pul-- Court, sight of Crow BrotherB Poultry Company at Letart Falla, Melg• IO.?·tf County, Oh1o, the real estate and For Houlle Budding-- Nelgler'a personal property of the·said Crow I P.aclne, Ohio. Phone 361)4, Brotlters Poultry Compony, bank· 11 14 3tc rupt, consisting of. I Real estate located in Letart I ru DJO & l'i~lAVISlO.~ 5ER\'1CE, Township, bcmg the plant site, Phone 200. Cleland Atipllance containing about one and one~half ° "l::"'"''• I __;------;-;.;.·;===-- \if'c~ Oi Tho----n-ks-r'. .,=;;;;;;;;;;===-;[ TRAILERS ' I 1 wish to thank Dr. llolce and the TRAILERS I nurses and all the eQtployees at Meigs G.,ntral Hospital ond everyone that aent rarda and !etten during my reeent llln"' GOd bless you all. Mro. Ann• McCoy, syracuoe. • 12 e 11 ACT HOW SAVI $100 TO $1000 Waverly, Ohio, dealer slue' with 76 new and used trallors 14 to 110 ft., alao 10 wldea. Tw nd thtee bedrooms, nationa!I. tnowr> makes. Tl1e lowest pos· alble term• anywhere. Drive li\Ue and s.;o a lot. Th.,. ar well worth your ttlp. This 11 70ur LAST shopping place, ~ come prepared to deal. Fast free delivery. Move •• tomor row. Anything of value taken In trade. WAVIRLY MOilLE HOME SALES U. S. Hlghwoy 23 WAVERLY, OHIO ---- fSb 1 AIJto Services . H. IIAWLINGS ~~ CCI. -14 hour Wrecker . Sin1ct. D•r Phune &:l2'1. Nlihl Phon• 801l8-1[. D<,D$1 • I'LYIIOtl'lll DLUIItS ' J 8 \1 ----Sales --·-- For RW'.h- hiiiibiriG;te.l Wonted \ l REAL ESTATE For Sal or Ran Th H ...... Ag•cy w. tltW .f¥rnltlrt .to. 1 Wonted . ' 2 FOREIGN NEWS COMMENTARY ' Howard Wells is 1 medical pao tient at the Hob:er •Hospital Thomas Hartley is 10 Veterans ROCKET PAILUII-Dr. J9hn P. HalfOll, director of P'roject Vanguard, teU. reporte11 In Wasblngloa tballbe !alllll'e o! lbo oatelllte...artrllll rocket wu 1 ruecbanlealrathc=r lban I destia prvblfllt. llo Ol1d Jl; wUI not hold np the overaU ~tellltw P.l'!lfiiD. AD OXJI,lo~on ,:,._;.rDJ , ~ , 111 dobm ftltmor~f! :1. li vi the .,,..;, 1.'11C two ,..,.. Hospttal at Huntington. Mrs. Clam Phillips spent the .week end ot her home here, Mre. Phillips spent the ThanksgiviRI week end with her son. John and family m Urbana The AuxiUary will hold \lletr Chrlst111ns party, Dec 14 There will be a g~ft exchange and a pOt luck dinner. Rev Wingert of MeArthur flU. cd hlo regular appointment at tbe Presbytenon church Sunday morp, ing: , 'Mrs. George Cahoon recently e!ltcrtained with family dlnn_,honoring Mr. 84th blrlll· day. Mrs Blf· die Charles C. boon Castor, o,l SBlem I' Ohio Stale University for conduttan eight week sumtper term uf conserve.tlon education for a!1 Jilg teacpers mcluding elementary an•! h1gh schol>l, and state and distric1• cnnscrvJllitln meetir.g Mr. Nolan IS one of 19 board members te 3p~nsibtc for tbe camp I' , ' '. - FOil! GN AID APPlAl- Viee Pr~stdent JUcHard ~ NilrCJPi ' WELL EQUIPPED ctatlon of Manufacturer• 1n operatidn~ addres.<!l<ti 1M Natl011A1 As.O- ''• New YorJt, said "t.he pl-ospects Fl'I'CHill.!RG, Mass. UP - Un· are good" ror another bal.. der .Massachusetts law, pohce anced budget He ptedset! that must make a carerul invtlntory of 1 t~e El~enhower Adn'll!llstra .. all itlmts found on anyone arrest· 1 t(on w1ll plact secur)ty "aboV"e other considerations.'' Ni:ron led A Vermont woodsms'~, l'€11ewed.hls appeal for a broad ed here after a spree, had 129 foreign economic aid program. articles tn hi' p2,.-son, includin'! \IIree ja'etets: two \>air of trousers, In Patis, NATO oll1dals talt~ 11 a World War n diaehargc butlon, one stale roll, a glaaa cutter, a Jun· for granted t~ot Vice PreSident ior G·m~n badge, a horseoh"'' and diehard M. Nixon w1U lead the 110..._ cents In change, Amei'lca~ delogatlon. arrest·j Legal Notice . In Columbuo and were ,U..t. <if. lu•r dHughter, Mrs. Oarol ken .el lfrs Stephen Foley and 1\ trl. Worthy Shalk were roront guc·stl of 'Mrs. F~ley's mother, Mrs JoneJ at Marion 1 Ohio. ~ducatioml grou~s lease thhl' camp fscili ties each ye'ar. Some of these are the Future Homemakers ni America, Th" ~:·~~d~,;~:~~ri.·~ h 1 ~f~: ,:'.~~ I' BARNEY Wiseman t nd were shQpp n( More than 1100 Future Farn1er~ "" this million dollar e!nlp SJte ea~h 1 yeilr. MaD) Other prominent Wanted to Rent - • Raqln~ Vpeotional Aartculture fnstruetor lloward Nolan attend~!~! an. Ohio F.F.A Camp Muoklngum, iamp board meeting at Washlh•· lon C. H.,llblo i'l'l~ay tve!llnJ a'nd 8aturday forenoon. Mr. Nolan I• the \lo~tioo\Jil Alr!Culture lioard Memb<1r, representing the yoea· Ilona! Atrlc\ilture ln•tructors of Southeastern Ohio. iii _ ' lira lladolln~ dau~bter, Wa'lda, Nolan !ttends Ohio FFA Camp· 8oprd Meetmg , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lstate of W. L, Willock, docu1011 Notice ts hereby given that Robert L. Coats, whose Post Ortlee 1ddreis 11 262 S 2nd Avo l Mid· dleport, Ohio, h~s been dulY ap· pointed Executor of the ~alate of W. L. W11iock, acccascd, late of - - - - - -.....- .....,_ Meigs County, Ohio. M~'"''" WUhiiC> ""'""'' Dated this 27th day of Novem· •61idlllepon ,.,,. • All\ol~ ber, 19117 !kin,.. Pllooo Ul..l 114041 Job• C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio Rodner Downine (12) 2, 9, 16, 3te ••g.~·=~~: ~i.%n:!;.~~~:"!~~~ al days vacntton in White Sulp uir Sprmgs, Washington D c., Vlr1 smla and home by way of fhe Skyline Drive. Mrs Edith Johnatcn baa •Ill· plovonent at Kresge•a lo ~\l!nhtiJ; Mrs. Harry Petera slid tfa1 gb· "" wore •hopping ln coluinbut laot week -~ altar It wu louoliod all. NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Ettala ol Ltv! no Ervin Dtc111od Iuthi llttor Ptr L... Notu:e Is hereby given that Ho,JIUiili£11 BUICk 011 mer Baxter whose Post Office add· rel8 ta Pomeroy, Ohio, has been 'Mllll- t1 , _ duly appomted administrator of the Estate of Levina Ervin late of Twenty-three Interested farm· "'"II• a:l. Cell ollrn. GrMeigs County, Ohio, decoued. ers attended the Milk Parlor ver· 11oot hrl1111 Dated thiS 30th day of Novem· sus Stanchion meeting Monday ~~:-.~~~--~:,_ ber 19~7. 1 evenlnl December 2 lt was point· I-=-- - - - - - John C. Bacon ed out that much careful and long I ."-u 0 ' n:;urortGe Judge of the Probate Court. lime planning should be done be· Meigs County, vhlo fore maktng any permane1,1t ar· IIU1 WAJI;I (12) 2, 9, 16, 3tc rangement.. /· , Tho" attending were: Clair Bo· so, Pearl Carr, Raymond· Ervin, ~~lr~·;_w;,_Nelcler Clifford llorrjs, Delbert Smith, "'d Cleek. Racine, Olllo, Phone Andy. . Cross, Thomas Sayre, Dan 1811. 1l 14 lite Smith, Doualas Circle, Carl Mor· r1s, Thereon John!lon, Clarence (8) Aut, Rrlce, Charles Thei.,, Paul Moore, Warren Rose, Harold Carnahan, lllll5 Ft>rd V8 St~llon Wa11on Paul Ervin, Raymond Furbee, $1,411li. Bl10ttnor'1, Pomeroy. John J;aaterday, !larold' F. Rouah, !laetrolux Sweeper and Clarinet 12.e-6~ Earl Cross, Clifford Holter, Clark For Sale. Coli 8461 belore 8 1. lhle, and Howard Nolan, Vo.·Aa. m. or ofter 4 P. nt. 10 16 6tfe 19116 Chevrolet O.lolre $1,6911. 4 instructor. dr. Soden. tully equipped. Show FOR SAU:: one lAncaster deep The December 9jh meeting hns room clean. Blacttnar's, Pome been planned for the County·wide well jet pump wt'h pr011ure roy. 12-tt-«Jtr Bulk Milk Tank meeting to be link 1noJ owltcll. Also 86-l•et 11\'wUMNCt: Atii!NI; I held ln. the court roOJ!l of the I''71 • x 1" · ~ lot.utomaallt. HH•tJ. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT • ...., 74,• ......, l'lr& 1018 PontiR 2 dr. Secli• ~cleteet'sP'l··· Court House, Pomeroy· Oh10 Tlli1 drawln( tabll, a·ool ACCtOINt , lo!ata of Noro Konnady, docoond $1,695. New PCiliUac trsde·ln on meelmg Is being &ponoored by Ag· lid tooll One typewriter desk ...., Cuualty 11111 ... ,. I Notice is hereby given that Leo ricu!ture one juat ll~e lt. A real buv. Extension Scrv1ce. 1 Bloetlnar'o, Pomeroy. 12Mic It Is now planned to om1t the Ileal Estate •rfk•• , lalbe, one aolld oak 11deboard tn MlllDI.II'ORT, OHIO duly appointed Administrator of December 16 meeting. 9Jl6 Dodse Coronel 4 dr. Sedan one 11 Whl~e 11 aewlng maehlne: ' 61S..M PNONI1 6111 the Estate of Nora Kennedy latt! HARRISONVILLE $l,Ttlll. New Pontiac trade·ln mtlque. P~ono Pomero1 81 ..J. Cllo\U'I,!;lll. •••urftuco l'to!Oeuon. of Middleport, Moles• County, 0., Mr. and Mrs Bernard Gilkey A swept Wl\lf beauty! Push but· 10 ~ 61!c Lila, ~Ut<. !'Ire, POlio. cau Do• deceased. ton shift. itoetlnar'a, Porn•· ---- - 11 tl 11dl Dated this 27th day ol Novem· an.d family and Mrs. Parsons VISit· 0 hlo· ed Mr. and Mrs John Parsons In roy. 12.e.tltr 112) j •• M ' e;;.lrt. ber IDG7. -Pennaylvanla over the week end. _ _..____ (21 ) R J E t t John C Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Frank G1bson and IBM Bolek V8 Super 2 dr. ,1,3an 6 room unfurrlshed houoe for the 80 S 0 e Judge of the Probate Court Rlvlero Cpe. Traded In from lo th M d h fomlly visited theil son, John In eal merehant OD now Buick manager o e (I ern Mart For Sale Layton's Tavern, Ponl Meigs County, 0 lo Chillicothe, Sunday. Power SteorlnJ, Brokes an•' Clore, Lawrence Lynd Phont• Room and shurfle boord. W•ll (12) 2, 9, 16, 3te Mr. and Mrs Robert Alkire and J)ynallow. llloettnar'o. Pomr Arnold Grate, Rut. 24293. I sacrifice Phone 1'urner 20450, ehildren and Bud Douglas ealled roy. 12.e.tl. _ 12 ~tc I New Haven. 12-4 Olp LIGAL NOTICE on Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson of Portsmouth and brought Mrs. Mar· 108$ Ford V8 Onllomllnc $1,3f ·t 1"111 1\e"' _ . Cuch~t#' ~' -~~...,..,_, MARGARET ROUSII, whose garet Douglas home. 2 dr. Sedon. We hove th!, ca _ ""'' place of residence Ia unknown, Mr. and Mrs Babe Whaley and 11 hereby notified that on the 9th day a!ttlng ID Iron t II no because room, 2 hcd.•, n1nl" only 13n POMIRO WAI!D Mr and Mrs Howard G1lkcy spent la top• every way. Blaettnar'5 Mulberry Av~ J'hono anoJ Y 6· roorn 1nmc of November, 19!)7, HO Pomeroy 12.e.tlt. ' with hath, s~s furnace heating. ROUSH, being plamtlff, flied hi s Sunday with their pureuts, Mr. 12 9 atr =-=-:.:.-:-:-'"="~I,ocated on Lincoln 11111 Road, petition agnlnst her as defendant and Mrs. Chnt Gtlkey John Blaekwoo~ who has been \HI Keloer 4 dr Sedan $285 tx· tallablo Dec 1ft n"wlv •lcco,,lr~ l cRKy walking d1.tance to shot> In the Court of Common Pleas, ceplionll 1b1pe for medel. Coli 4 room1 and bath, unfurnished · ping Only $1l500.00 •and owner Mole• County, Ohio, Case No. 12,. a paUant at the Holzer Hospital 1·11. 12 8 8tc i Uvtng room exceptionally lar~,. will assist In ftnanclna. 623, praying for ~lvoree from the has returned home this week end. Mra. Graco Carr spent Thanks· • , Sa'1.. with open fireplace. Ileal and INCOMI PROPIRTY - Conven· said Margaret Rouoh on the 19 1 .. water furnlehcd. Eleotrlc waoh· lentiy located In Middleport, a grounds of Wilful Absence of said glvin& with her son, Ernost, ond , er and dryer nece11ary Fur In· Duplex With 5 rooms and bath, defendant !rom laid plalnllff lor famll~. .ADDING MACliiNE. Ph 0 0 e formation call 3H·M. 12 6 6tc gns heating. Only $6000.00. Will more than one yoil last past '"" Ceoll !Ianing Is spendmg a few 8087•\', 12 7 6tc - I rent lor $800.00 to $1000.00 groas neglect of duty, and ptuntlff days with his family here. Mr. and Mra. Bernard Gilkey on blaek I :'urnshed home, five rooms and per yoar also PlOYS that he be awarded tho to• road. Andrew cro11, Lelorl I bath and ultllty room. Modern. fARM - 300 acres with good 1· care, education and control of Dav· and chlldren spent the week end ra'i1~ Phone 248:1. 12 6 6k 138 S. 4th, Middleport. I room •frame houoe wltW bath, id Leonard Roush, child of the par· In Penillylvanla with Mr. and Mro. 12 &31c I free goa, electrlelty. Loree baas· ties hereto and lor other proper John Parsons. 1/ALNUT CHINA CLOSET. In - - - - - - ment ~arn, ex.tra bam and p~n· relief. Said cauoe will be lor hear· coed condition. Phone 494-M. 17) Help ty other buildings. \00 acre• or Ina ?n or after the 2'tb. day Ql The Ridge-Keno 12, 5, 6tc ___ - - - - more can be ,tractor allltlvated. December A D. 1967. Mr. and Mrs. Caah Bahr, Chris;::;;:::::;:.:=;::;:::=.::::=::;,~ ~an or woman to aupply Nallon Abundant paoture. Locust post• Howard Roush tine and Janis, Middleport, were IIAY 1114 CI'RN: 8Jenle7 Glbbo, ally Advortlzed Walkms Prod can he harveoted every winter. crow & Crow Thnnluilving supper guest! of bla LoRI llollom, lloute 2. ucta to eo!lomers 10 Middleport On State Highway mld·way bo· Attemoya for PlalnUII ~arenll, :llr. and Mrs. Maynard · ' J1 21 &lip Avot·age $2.&0 per huur from tweon Pomeroy and Atheno. Gll) II, IS. 26, (12) 2, ll, 16, ~· Bahr. . ' alar!. No Investment noe011ary Good for daley, beef, riding week end. I Newly Built I Whool Troller Mr. end Mrs. William Rose, son We help you stSl't an lndepend· hom, or general forming. Only Mr and Mrs. Walter Bush and Billy, of Columbus visited over the Elrl Wfl'llfl'• Bradbury. ent buKI•cu Write D. E. Dmn $11,000.00 children ol Mlehlgaa, visited Mr 12+6tt port, 71 E. Robtruon Avenno . CUCKLIR RIAL TY end Mrs. Probe Rou1b and other holidaY ~ilh her parents, Mr. and Mra. Everctt Milhoan They return· Barberton, Ohio BOX 229 PHONI 101·Y relatives durin& the holidays. (12) ·+D-Ill 23-41p 1121 7 31c Mra. Martin Ohlinger reccnlly ed holne Saturday Other R•esta Good lllxad Hay. IIY !)!e bale 01 lrlller ~d. H. A. Cole, Tup Want mak;;sli'to $ 0in; nuy·• 1:"".;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;1 visited Mrs. Hope l'ow1llln Park· were Mr. and r.tra. Blaine Milhoan, 10 2 Elaine and Ton}', Pomeroy. pen Plllna. Phone 12a0. Many are doing it. crburg. llr. and Mra. Earl Conroy and IZ.Wltp. work for lnan or woman. No Home trom college dttrlng the son, Hugh, Akton, arc 5uests of Thsnk•glvlng vacaUon were Joe 4 rOUIII dnlte 4uckt, t2.00 eoch; t porlonre needed. Spore nr full I ~'ord, East Tennoasee State; Bcr· hla mother. Mts. Allee Dodson, I Pl1ll<lalre elitc:trlc dryer. Ex· time. Wtll toach anrl f1n811Cc nard Llevlng, Otterbein; Roome this -k. They left lor Hunlhlg· tn coed eoediUon 490 See or you Write McNESS co., 120 F.. 9 I'OOm - 2 bath dweUing McGlothlin, Sandra Roush and Lo· ton Thursday to viol! their son, write Mn. Lowell Hett&or, Hor· Clark st , Freeport, Ill. I n exrellent condition Ia Roush, Marshall College, nctly Mr. and Mrs. Georae Conroy and rloonvUie, Ohio. t2 6 3tp 112l 2 · 9 · 2 IP Close ln to business JonCI, Glenvtll~ state Teachers. were ,aoeompanled by Mrs. Dod· son to Columbua Frldoy to VISit 10 Hudaon Water CUPO f2.1l0 each Sicepmg ;,;;;;;;-,, Phone 88B·Y: trict 115 !r'!tternut Ave and Julia ~dwardo from Mountain her oon, Mr. ond Mra. Jaok Con· 11·22·12tp. Can be used as a one tam Slate Business College In rarken· rov ovor Chriatmas Edaon llouah RD I, Racine. Phone 3010. 12 6 3tc 1 lly dwelling or two apart bur". w. Va. Mrs. Everett Sisson ot Long Bot· For ~on! - E1tenslon Laddera, mcnts. Owne~ Will sell or Mrs. Eleanor ,Fruth and :~arsha tom, daug~ler of Mr. and Mrs. !!colloid r.~orda, llrop Clotho. rent. For lurther lnforma· Mn. Lufema Weaver, Mr and Mull Taylor, Ia a patient a~ the Clinton !!'Iaber, Ktddleporl.' Mrs. Bpb Beae~ and family spent P~me ~X. IIIII tlon Call ,or' Write Thanksaivlnl Oly with Mr. and Holler Hospital. She underwent a Frlllay mornmg. uldd'· L ,....... Mra. Davfd ,FJelds, :.Jl:. li Tr11ler op~ee. earl of .. I ODS IIIIWI 1\cv, and Mro. thomaS Reynolds port. Get loc~ted llefort muddy , snil Dobbie tecen!Iy vl•llod rei•· ll'Ound huit• you. Pbone P~n. lnsuran~a uvea In Madlaon, ve. E48er Reynolcll,llerllold'a Delry Mr. and Mra. Keith Arnold and Store, Ktddltpj)rl~ Ohlo. • .... 225 I. ltld lt. Phtllt 232 Jildy vlslte• "r. and 'Mrs. w. G. 10 • """ POI!IIroy,, Qhlo I G. s. HohttHa~ Jr. _ '"'klr Arnold lp "Philo, 0., dur Ing . tiC 1\' CHAI\LIS M. McCANN (18t Employment we~~ .0~~ch wr~. Mro. Cluud StoH Cotr..pondent Communists Bumgardner; Mrt. Catherine Em· over .J,Ih• - - - - -·- Mr. and Mrs. Carl fludnall and blelon end JoAnn and Everett to 1VCSI Experlencod ·llmb<l~ • cult!!/' with 1chllld~on and :Mrs. Rqasell Ohllna· BumJiarnor visited lllr. and Mrs. new powv. a.W. l;iontact Lowell "· all of Cha~leston,, recently vis· Rlchard Do11on of Morgantol'ln, Hellger, l!·arrlsonvllle, Ohio. tied n. T. Ohllnaer. • during ,the week em!. .; 12 8 Sip 'Mr.1 and ~fro. F!'OW1l•n R...h snd faJIIIil' ol week Le~nan. 1 ~;~i~i;~~ Thenkaglvlnc en4 Va., wllbepent ~li: I Plans IVere compleltd' for lhe Bal8ar, O.ke Salt and 'Turkey Sup· per to be held, Dee. 13 by the w: S.C.S. when they mel Thursday eveltlug. SOrvinR will itart ot 5:30, M". Bet~ Ro111h ~resided and Mr1. Dqlla Ind1or (lrestntA!tl :ill• p•oar~ " 611 /IXt, My \'fltneot' w•th the c~rlsl!nas Story rtod b)l !!til. Lona llo!lher, pi'il)ler ~y Mrl Gr~r.. A,liistiftg i\'ilh th~ ~ro~ ~~''" Mt~. ida l'<nlrht. Mr~. ~lila !'\'los, Mra: Lucy J&!leta, Jil-l, Of· lie Calvert ami Mm. Sib) 1 Darst. Christmas ra1·ots were sung by Mrs. Persons nM }Irs. Dorst · A reading "Keeping Christmas" was given by Mrs. Ida Knight and a talk ol'l "Missionaries in Korea" by Mrs. j\Jtona Kart. A prayer by Mra. Windsor concluded the wo ' ......,......__,__ . Bulk Milk Tank Discussion Is Slated Tonight (;()NCIU:'fll Bl.OC» Cnroh Jane .~fchipR"rr Carol~ c\atliJ, Dot· Mr and Mrs Ro~er PhU' Ips have returnctl home aflcr se•·er· , Linda Stockton, ~f~~~ta8 ~~::~~:~· and Carolyn Sisson; -·~ ,June O'Snt!ll gueltt ·ot honor. shower was given by Car· progntm. During Ute buijness session a Siss911 and April Shasteen. Idm1atit>n ~f ~ ~ made to tile ' fiiDjl .. .d .iwo new mem· bm, Mrs. IIDIIIb and Mrs. Chad. ,well, were w~..,..~. I A Chrlstmoi party followed w th 24 meml)tt1 JH!ed at the table dtlOI!raled ltllh thristmas ar· rfii.eil~. leo eteain, ~oke, sand· II'.! ' eoflee and mjnt; were s•r· •til ' Which • filii exchonge OHIO VALLE'I Turkey an~ ."om Sboot, Racine Plan!Ra Mill, Deeember 11. 12 • 61· .. WOL'e : I K•" l'rl8lclllre RefrlpratGn. · ltbr FtlrnltvroHI••"pal, Olllo ·==-c=:::-=-=''~··,. _,..,·;;.'..,29,.,',11 iwsT lolAKE HOllE for middle · a8ed woman 7 room ftouoe fur· nl•bed,, bathroom, botUed g... foruaee, 5 serer aroun4. Rent FIIEI£. W1U also p~cy boed for woman ~-•1 - - t• 6 81ft . "" ..... • , WILKESVILL~ CHEST~R Stcra 116 W Maio St., Pomeroy acres more or less .. I ~ 23 tf Pe~sonal property, making up a ..... _ -- - - comPlete poultry dressmg plant, T~RMITES EllTERMrNATID I includmg ptckers, , conveyors, Ia· HANDMAD~ ARTICLES. Regular ~·or frt:e :n.,"ect~~D pho~oe 383·M., 1bles, ,washers. scales, 1ce macbmea and ChrislmaB· Aprons. Hea' Gilmure Supply Sll)re, Popu~ro). sands, troughs, office equipment, Scarfs, Plllow Cases, Place M&t A.l, w1.1rk "uaranleed Fully ln· tvpewriter, a1r cond1tioner8, fans, Batb and KJtchen Towelwred vaughan's Indl•atrial anct files, maintenance equipment, Mrs., Stella Walburn, ltaby sheets and pillow "'"-' &•l.U&I Termite control Sar weldor and three Chevrolet trucks. has been a member of 1Jaby blba, pm cushions lunch vtee, St lbrys, W Va ' 2511 Terms of sale Cash. Sale to the ! Mtddleport Church of the eon cloths, sale price, crmoh• • ' highest bidder, asaets to be offer· I zarene for twenty·eight 25c yard. Mrs Lee Rud ..eJl. ed as a whole and parcelsJ-10% and has taught a Sunday Phone 364 12-1!·0' down on day of sole and tne hal· I ance 00 day of closmg. All sales Schoo . class for seventeen are subJect to confirmation by I years and . was prestdent of Building Lot, 62Xl50 0 Depot .ri!UCTUIIAI. 1 BIAMo the Court the Women's Missionary SoStreet, Rutland. See F. E DUN· Edison Hobsteller, ' ctety for •-urteen years. She FEE, Rutland. 12·4-6'p .ClAJI !lOll -MITALa w Trustee for Crow Bro- IS the mOther of eight cUtom Bu!it Kitchen Kitchen I thers Poultry Co. dren. She is Still an designed ,for yo<Jr home. Free Webster & Fultz k ••tlmat.. Foremou & AbbotL I :UN K CO Attorneys wor er ln the church Phone 62S..Y. 8 6 tf "~ · "' Pomeroy, Ohio h~r health permits. (12) 9, 16, 2tc por 1llllll '.' . ; Pomproy-1\Jid~llepor~q., Dec.~· 19~7....1 1 --- I . :::.1~--~~----~----~L-- ~~ --~~--- _ I ClAIMS U, 5. HAS PALLEN RED ROCKIT-Communl•t Party boss NUdta S. Khruskchev (nghtl Is shown as he charged thnt rocket carrier~ ot Ruasia's ftrst earth satellite feU ''somewhere" on U. S. territory Dec. I "but they do not want to give U back to us '' The atatement was made at a receDtlo~n the Finnish, l!:mbassy, Mos• cow. Listenina are U. S Amha.~sador Uewetyn Thompson tl),d Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganln (JntmmttnMI flnd~hoto) . which Is isolated from Wel'it Ger·' tal 1::; mcreased because (If feaa' many by a IIO·mlle stretch of ~lot the United Slates might not Communist-eontrollJ!d temlory. be wJlling to hHzard a crisis wUl1 Two Million Fltt hot Soviet Russja by defending them. Th.ts JS one of the repercussiou, Slnee 1&49 when West Ger· many's rcmalrkable cJ.:momic re now be1ng felt throughout . Wes•covery got really s~arted, about ern Europe, of Rm;si11's starthng 2 milhon ~~ast GerUJans hne fled sucoo~ses in the fiohl o! nuclear the Communtst part of the courJ· missles. try Most of them have crossed It •·as because of the lear !bat from East Berlin I.,..W" t Borhn The flight has reduced East Ge· Berlin m1gnt be sncrif1ced that many's popLtlalion by more thJ, Willy Brandt, lord mayor ol West Berlin urged m an interview re· 10 per cent. ~e ntly 'that President Eisenhower The flow of refugees conttntteos make a sort cf !ihOW·the·llng visit at the 111~ of about 300,000 " to the ell¥ 11hen he attends the year. Until r~cently tho East North Atlantic Treaty t')rganlzaGerman Reds d1d llttlo to stop llon confcl'enc.e 111 l1ar1s next the movcmenl ·one reason wc~:o month that East Germnn tconomy ts m There are reports that li1e a bad state, espnclally smcc 1h£1 East GcJ'tn:ms may start an iSolil· Polish rlvolt, whiCh sh,ll'ply .duccd lhl' amount or taw mater tion campaign next week. Allied lals avail;~blc Cor Cactorlcs, An oU1cial s arc watchmg the sltua· other was that t~osc who ncr! t1on clos€!ly That ls about all obvlou!dy Wt!ro enemies o( 1hl' lhoy can do until tho Red; aet. Communist regime and pt~tcntlal Tho W"lorn Local rTA will trouble maker.s \ meet Monday, Dec. 9th at the May Wtaktn Industry But now the flight from ncrl lliJ' eell<lol Audtttotlum. rule seems to have reached lh~ pGint where its cGntmuaucc w 1ll WP.nltcn E11sl Germ ~ n imlm1rv Farm Bureau Friendship Council Meets The refugees arrlvln~ m \Ve~1 Berlin and W~st Germany now Include a big proportion of lnlel lectuals ond skllled workm. More than holf of tno" who flee Tho Dectrnl>f-r mooting of lh~. are under 25 yt\art4 of age Com Jl'rlcndshlp Farm Bureou .Colrncll munlsl orriclals und llH~mb~rs of was held at lbc home of }lr and the mllltar1zed !led pollee w }Irs. Jobn L. Wolle. : . scattered amou; the ?lder ones Any deternu~tid . Communist fror lela: Nlct move to •too tho night would Why pay 44511.00. Yqq tend to lncrme the isolalion of this new Weslln••ouse tco~nbl·. ll Wost Berlin. .,. •Western ,.nfflcia,ls leur that, (m· $250.00: natioli W~sher ond Drye~ ono thing, tqc Rod, sa part of an lsDI•t•on eampalgll would impede So• Clinton Gilby I eommunlca·li~:~H~•~•r:Joonv~~lll;a,~o~,h~lo~~~~~~~?~ lion! ·~west •Berlin and railroad West and highway f I'M 5TUOYIN<7 GEOGRAPHY '·!7k· ' · BUtK&V~ . STAn;; t �I ';' .. I ' . '. 0.; Dec. 9, 1957 RI!SULTS . ·BATES "• leuQ f1W •iiM. ~ ~ HI••- cllaqelllk.-. .,...., ...: word lor !hree ecilleeutl!!r lnl1orttou. Spedal- OM mO!IIb lGr lll etllll per WGI'd Pull hit of a - IIIII' wqn wW be cbaried lor odvertlalnc w Ill P,ld fill' ~.(!!.!!\!lila of eaeb laotllb followillc lnsertloo. Eil'Ors ill ~·-...U.li-Bhoolld be l'tllOfted !mmedlatoly. Tile Dail7 Sei!Unel wiH not be ruponalhle for l)IOrc than one Jntor· net illlel'tton. . Card of Thanb nol fllleelll Nolleot of li:Wontl SJ.OO. ObltlW'Iel pabll"** I ot 1 - II METROPOLITAN PUBLIC SALE • 'In pursuance of an order of the Your Only A11tborized Fuller BRUSH MAN James Marriner 736 E. Moln St. Southern Dtslnct of Ohio, East· Cfl\ Division, the undersigned will 1 offer for sale at public auctign on I the 27th day of Decl!'mber, 1957, ot 10·00 o'clock A M. ot the pion! AUTO SALES ADS PflONE 998 ' Legal Notice Good CiW1 Ulled Cln· All Mikes 14d Modell United States Dlstr1et Pom1roy1 Ohio I " " - No. 121 - After 5 PM I J NOfiC~ Ht...,.,.... Por --~~·~-;;;-~;-- ,... Wuoalti L"Jelllt - Line Cedar Cbeltt - LAU Window Pul-- Court, sight of Crow BrotherB Poultry Company at Letart Falla, Melg• IO.?·tf County, Oh1o, the real estate and For Houlle Budding-- Nelgler'a personal property of the·said Crow I P.aclne, Ohio. Phone 361)4, Brotlters Poultry Compony, bank· 11 14 3tc rupt, consisting of. I Real estate located in Letart I ru DJO & l'i~lAVISlO.~ 5ER\'1CE, Township, bcmg the plant site, Phone 200. Cleland Atipllance containing about one and one~half ° "l::"'"''• I __;------;-;.;.·;===-- \if'c~ Oi Tho----n-ks-r'. .,=;;;;;;;;;;===-;[ TRAILERS ' I 1 wish to thank Dr. llolce and the TRAILERS I nurses and all the eQtployees at Meigs G.,ntral Hospital ond everyone that aent rarda and !etten during my reeent llln"' GOd bless you all. Mro. Ann• McCoy, syracuoe. • 12 e 11 ACT HOW SAVI $100 TO $1000 Waverly, Ohio, dealer slue' with 76 new and used trallors 14 to 110 ft., alao 10 wldea. Tw nd thtee bedrooms, nationa!I. tnowr> makes. Tl1e lowest pos· alble term• anywhere. Drive li\Ue and s.;o a lot. Th.,. ar well worth your ttlp. This 11 70ur LAST shopping place, ~ come prepared to deal. Fast free delivery. Move •• tomor row. Anything of value taken In trade. WAVIRLY MOilLE HOME SALES U. S. Hlghwoy 23 WAVERLY, OHIO ---- fSb 1 AIJto Services . H. IIAWLINGS ~~ CCI. -14 hour Wrecker . Sin1ct. D•r Phune &:l2'1. Nlihl Phon• 801l8-1[. D<,D$1 • I'LYIIOtl'lll DLUIItS ' J 8 \1 ----Sales --·-- For RW'.h- hiiiibiriG;te.l Wonted \ l REAL ESTATE For Sal or Ran Th H ...... Ag•cy w. tltW .f¥rnltlrt .to. 1 Wonted . ' 2 FOREIGN NEWS COMMENTARY ' Howard Wells is 1 medical pao tient at the Hob:er •Hospital Thomas Hartley is 10 Veterans ROCKET PAILUII-Dr. J9hn P. HalfOll, director of P'roject Vanguard, teU. reporte11 In Wasblngloa tballbe !alllll'e o! lbo oatelllte...artrllll rocket wu 1 ruecbanlealrathc=r lban I destia prvblfllt. llo Ol1d Jl; wUI not hold np the overaU ~tellltw P.l'!lfiiD. AD OXJI,lo~on ,:,._;.rDJ , ~ , 111 dobm ftltmor~f! :1. li vi the .,,..;, 1.'11C two ,..,.. Hospttal at Huntington. Mrs. Clam Phillips spent the .week end ot her home here, Mre. Phillips spent the ThanksgiviRI week end with her son. John and family m Urbana The AuxiUary will hold \lletr Chrlst111ns party, Dec 14 There will be a g~ft exchange and a pOt luck dinner. Rev Wingert of MeArthur flU. cd hlo regular appointment at tbe Presbytenon church Sunday morp, ing: , 'Mrs. George Cahoon recently e!ltcrtained with family dlnn_,honoring Mr. 84th blrlll· day. Mrs Blf· die Charles C. boon Castor, o,l SBlem I' Ohio Stale University for conduttan eight week sumtper term uf conserve.tlon education for a!1 Jilg teacpers mcluding elementary an•! h1gh schol>l, and state and distric1• cnnscrvJllitln meetir.g Mr. Nolan IS one of 19 board members te 3p~nsibtc for tbe camp I' , ' '. - FOil! GN AID APPlAl- Viee Pr~stdent JUcHard ~ NilrCJPi ' WELL EQUIPPED ctatlon of Manufacturer• 1n operatidn~ addres.<!l<ti 1M Natl011A1 As.O- ''• New YorJt, said "t.he pl-ospects Fl'I'CHill.!RG, Mass. UP - Un· are good" ror another bal.. der .Massachusetts law, pohce anced budget He ptedset! that must make a carerul invtlntory of 1 t~e El~enhower Adn'll!llstra .. all itlmts found on anyone arrest· 1 t(on w1ll plact secur)ty "aboV"e other considerations.'' Ni:ron led A Vermont woodsms'~, l'€11ewed.hls appeal for a broad ed here after a spree, had 129 foreign economic aid program. articles tn hi' p2,.-son, includin'! \IIree ja'etets: two \>air of trousers, In Patis, NATO oll1dals talt~ 11 a World War n diaehargc butlon, one stale roll, a glaaa cutter, a Jun· for granted t~ot Vice PreSident ior G·m~n badge, a horseoh"'' and diehard M. Nixon w1U lead the 110..._ cents In change, Amei'lca~ delogatlon. arrest·j Legal Notice . In Columbuo and were ,U..t. <if. lu•r dHughter, Mrs. Oarol ken .el lfrs Stephen Foley and 1\ trl. Worthy Shalk were roront guc·stl of 'Mrs. F~ley's mother, Mrs JoneJ at Marion 1 Ohio. ~ducatioml grou~s lease thhl' camp fscili ties each ye'ar. Some of these are the Future Homemakers ni America, Th" ~:·~~d~,;~:~~ri.·~ h 1 ~f~: ,:'.~~ I' BARNEY Wiseman t nd were shQpp n( More than 1100 Future Farn1er~ "" this million dollar e!nlp SJte ea~h 1 yeilr. MaD) Other prominent Wanted to Rent - • Raqln~ Vpeotional Aartculture fnstruetor lloward Nolan attend~!~! an. Ohio F.F.A Camp Muoklngum, iamp board meeting at Washlh•· lon C. H.,llblo i'l'l~ay tve!llnJ a'nd 8aturday forenoon. Mr. Nolan I• the \lo~tioo\Jil Alr!Culture lioard Memb<1r, representing the yoea· Ilona! Atrlc\ilture ln•tructors of Southeastern Ohio. iii _ ' lira lladolln~ dau~bter, Wa'lda, Nolan !ttends Ohio FFA Camp· 8oprd Meetmg , NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT lstate of W. L, Willock, docu1011 Notice ts hereby given that Robert L. Coats, whose Post Ortlee 1ddreis 11 262 S 2nd Avo l Mid· dleport, Ohio, h~s been dulY ap· pointed Executor of the ~alate of W. L. W11iock, acccascd, late of - - - - - -.....- .....,_ Meigs County, Ohio. M~'"''" WUhiiC> ""'""'' Dated this 27th day of Novem· •61idlllepon ,.,,. • All\ol~ ber, 19117 !kin,.. Pllooo Ul..l 114041 Job• C Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio Rodner Downine (12) 2, 9, 16, 3te ••g.~·=~~: ~i.%n:!;.~~~:"!~~~ al days vacntton in White Sulp uir Sprmgs, Washington D c., Vlr1 smla and home by way of fhe Skyline Drive. Mrs Edith Johnatcn baa •Ill· plovonent at Kresge•a lo ~\l!nhtiJ; Mrs. Harry Petera slid tfa1 gb· "" wore •hopping ln coluinbut laot week -~ altar It wu louoliod all. NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Ettala ol Ltv! no Ervin Dtc111od Iuthi llttor Ptr L... Notu:e Is hereby given that Ho,JIUiili£11 BUICk 011 mer Baxter whose Post Office add· rel8 ta Pomeroy, Ohio, has been 'Mllll- t1 , _ duly appomted administrator of the Estate of Levina Ervin late of Twenty-three Interested farm· "'"II• a:l. Cell ollrn. GrMeigs County, Ohio, decoued. ers attended the Milk Parlor ver· 11oot hrl1111 Dated thiS 30th day of Novem· sus Stanchion meeting Monday ~~:-.~~~--~:,_ ber 19~7. 1 evenlnl December 2 lt was point· I-=-- - - - - - John C. Bacon ed out that much careful and long I ."-u 0 ' n:;urortGe Judge of the Probate Court. lime planning should be done be· Meigs County, vhlo fore maktng any permane1,1t ar· IIU1 WAJI;I (12) 2, 9, 16, 3tc rangement.. /· , Tho" attending were: Clair Bo· so, Pearl Carr, Raymond· Ervin, ~~lr~·;_w;,_Nelcler Clifford llorrjs, Delbert Smith, "'d Cleek. Racine, Olllo, Phone Andy. . Cross, Thomas Sayre, Dan 1811. 1l 14 lite Smith, Doualas Circle, Carl Mor· r1s, Thereon John!lon, Clarence (8) Aut, Rrlce, Charles Thei.,, Paul Moore, Warren Rose, Harold Carnahan, lllll5 Ft>rd V8 St~llon Wa11on Paul Ervin, Raymond Furbee, $1,411li. Bl10ttnor'1, Pomeroy. John J;aaterday, !larold' F. Rouah, !laetrolux Sweeper and Clarinet 12.e-6~ Earl Cross, Clifford Holter, Clark For Sale. Coli 8461 belore 8 1. lhle, and Howard Nolan, Vo.·Aa. m. or ofter 4 P. nt. 10 16 6tfe 19116 Chevrolet O.lolre $1,6911. 4 instructor. dr. Soden. tully equipped. Show FOR SAU:: one lAncaster deep The December 9jh meeting hns room clean. Blacttnar's, Pome been planned for the County·wide well jet pump wt'h pr011ure roy. 12-tt-«Jtr Bulk Milk Tank meeting to be link 1noJ owltcll. Also 86-l•et 11\'wUMNCt: Atii!NI; I held ln. the court roOJ!l of the I''71 • x 1" · ~ lot.utomaallt. HH•tJ. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT • ...., 74,• ......, l'lr& 1018 PontiR 2 dr. Secli• ~cleteet'sP'l··· Court House, Pomeroy· Oh10 Tlli1 drawln( tabll, a·ool ACCtOINt , lo!ata of Noro Konnady, docoond $1,695. New PCiliUac trsde·ln on meelmg Is being &ponoored by Ag· lid tooll One typewriter desk ...., Cuualty 11111 ... ,. I Notice is hereby given that Leo ricu!ture one juat ll~e lt. A real buv. Extension Scrv1ce. 1 Bloetlnar'o, Pomeroy. 12Mic It Is now planned to om1t the Ileal Estate •rfk•• , lalbe, one aolld oak 11deboard tn MlllDI.II'ORT, OHIO duly appointed Administrator of December 16 meeting. 9Jl6 Dodse Coronel 4 dr. Sedan one 11 Whl~e 11 aewlng maehlne: ' 61S..M PNONI1 6111 the Estate of Nora Kennedy latt! HARRISONVILLE $l,Ttlll. New Pontiac trade·ln mtlque. P~ono Pomero1 81 ..J. Cllo\U'I,!;lll. •••urftuco l'to!Oeuon. of Middleport, Moles• County, 0., Mr. and Mrs Bernard Gilkey A swept Wl\lf beauty! Push but· 10 ~ 61!c Lila, ~Ut<. !'Ire, POlio. cau Do• deceased. ton shift. itoetlnar'a, Porn•· ---- - 11 tl 11dl Dated this 27th day ol Novem· an.d family and Mrs. Parsons VISit· 0 hlo· ed Mr. and Mrs John Parsons In roy. 12.e.tltr 112) j •• M ' e;;.lrt. ber IDG7. -Pennaylvanla over the week end. _ _..____ (21 ) R J E t t John C Bacon Mr. and Mrs. Frank G1bson and IBM Bolek V8 Super 2 dr. ,1,3an 6 room unfurrlshed houoe for the 80 S 0 e Judge of the Probate Court Rlvlero Cpe. Traded In from lo th M d h fomlly visited theil son, John In eal merehant OD now Buick manager o e (I ern Mart For Sale Layton's Tavern, Ponl Meigs County, 0 lo Chillicothe, Sunday. Power SteorlnJ, Brokes an•' Clore, Lawrence Lynd Phont• Room and shurfle boord. W•ll (12) 2, 9, 16, 3te Mr. and Mrs Robert Alkire and J)ynallow. llloettnar'o. Pomr Arnold Grate, Rut. 24293. I sacrifice Phone 1'urner 20450, ehildren and Bud Douglas ealled roy. 12.e.tl. _ 12 ~tc I New Haven. 12-4 Olp LIGAL NOTICE on Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson of Portsmouth and brought Mrs. Mar· 108$ Ford V8 Onllomllnc $1,3f ·t 1"111 1\e"' _ . Cuch~t#' ~' -~~...,..,_, MARGARET ROUSII, whose garet Douglas home. 2 dr. Sedon. We hove th!, ca _ ""'' place of residence Ia unknown, Mr. and Mrs Babe Whaley and 11 hereby notified that on the 9th day a!ttlng ID Iron t II no because room, 2 hcd.•, n1nl" only 13n POMIRO WAI!D Mr and Mrs Howard G1lkcy spent la top• every way. Blaettnar'5 Mulberry Av~ J'hono anoJ Y 6· roorn 1nmc of November, 19!)7, HO Pomeroy 12.e.tlt. ' with hath, s~s furnace heating. ROUSH, being plamtlff, flied hi s Sunday with their pureuts, Mr. 12 9 atr =-=-:.:.-:-:-'"="~I,ocated on Lincoln 11111 Road, petition agnlnst her as defendant and Mrs. Chnt Gtlkey John Blaekwoo~ who has been \HI Keloer 4 dr Sedan $285 tx· tallablo Dec 1ft n"wlv •lcco,,lr~ l cRKy walking d1.tance to shot> In the Court of Common Pleas, ceplionll 1b1pe for medel. Coli 4 room1 and bath, unfurnished · ping Only $1l500.00 •and owner Mole• County, Ohio, Case No. 12,. a paUant at the Holzer Hospital 1·11. 12 8 8tc i Uvtng room exceptionally lar~,. will assist In ftnanclna. 623, praying for ~lvoree from the has returned home this week end. Mra. Graco Carr spent Thanks· • , Sa'1.. with open fireplace. Ileal and INCOMI PROPIRTY - Conven· said Margaret Rouoh on the 19 1 .. water furnlehcd. Eleotrlc waoh· lentiy located In Middleport, a grounds of Wilful Absence of said glvin& with her son, Ernost, ond , er and dryer nece11ary Fur In· Duplex With 5 rooms and bath, defendant !rom laid plalnllff lor famll~. .ADDING MACliiNE. Ph 0 0 e formation call 3H·M. 12 6 6tc gns heating. Only $6000.00. Will more than one yoil last past '"" Ceoll !Ianing Is spendmg a few 8087•\', 12 7 6tc - I rent lor $800.00 to $1000.00 groas neglect of duty, and ptuntlff days with his family here. Mr. and Mra. Bernard Gilkey on blaek I :'urnshed home, five rooms and per yoar also PlOYS that he be awarded tho to• road. Andrew cro11, Lelorl I bath and ultllty room. Modern. fARM - 300 acres with good 1· care, education and control of Dav· and chlldren spent the week end ra'i1~ Phone 248:1. 12 6 6k 138 S. 4th, Middleport. I room •frame houoe wltW bath, id Leonard Roush, child of the par· In Penillylvanla with Mr. and Mro. 12 &31c I free goa, electrlelty. Loree baas· ties hereto and lor other proper John Parsons. 1/ALNUT CHINA CLOSET. In - - - - - - ment ~arn, ex.tra bam and p~n· relief. Said cauoe will be lor hear· coed condition. Phone 494-M. 17) Help ty other buildings. \00 acre• or Ina ?n or after the 2'tb. day Ql The Ridge-Keno 12, 5, 6tc ___ - - - - more can be ,tractor allltlvated. December A D. 1967. Mr. and Mrs. Caah Bahr, Chris;::;;:::::;:.:=;::;:::=.::::=::;,~ ~an or woman to aupply Nallon Abundant paoture. Locust post• Howard Roush tine and Janis, Middleport, were IIAY 1114 CI'RN: 8Jenle7 Glbbo, ally Advortlzed Walkms Prod can he harveoted every winter. crow & Crow Thnnluilving supper guest! of bla LoRI llollom, lloute 2. ucta to eo!lomers 10 Middleport On State Highway mld·way bo· Attemoya for PlalnUII ~arenll, :llr. and Mrs. Maynard · ' J1 21 &lip Avot·age $2.&0 per huur from tweon Pomeroy and Atheno. Gll) II, IS. 26, (12) 2, ll, 16, ~· Bahr. . ' alar!. No Investment noe011ary Good for daley, beef, riding week end. I Newly Built I Whool Troller Mr. end Mrs. William Rose, son We help you stSl't an lndepend· hom, or general forming. Only Mr and Mrs. Walter Bush and Billy, of Columbus visited over the Elrl Wfl'llfl'• Bradbury. ent buKI•cu Write D. E. Dmn $11,000.00 children ol Mlehlgaa, visited Mr 12+6tt port, 71 E. Robtruon Avenno . CUCKLIR RIAL TY end Mrs. Probe Rou1b and other holidaY ~ilh her parents, Mr. and Mra. Everctt Milhoan They return· Barberton, Ohio BOX 229 PHONI 101·Y relatives durin& the holidays. (12) ·+D-Ill 23-41p 1121 7 31c Mra. Martin Ohlinger reccnlly ed holne Saturday Other R•esta Good lllxad Hay. IIY !)!e bale 01 lrlller ~d. H. A. Cole, Tup Want mak;;sli'to $ 0in; nuy·• 1:"".;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;1 visited Mrs. Hope l'ow1llln Park· were Mr. and r.tra. Blaine Milhoan, 10 2 Elaine and Ton}', Pomeroy. pen Plllna. Phone 12a0. Many are doing it. crburg. llr. and Mra. Earl Conroy and IZ.Wltp. work for lnan or woman. No Home trom college dttrlng the son, Hugh, Akton, arc 5uests of Thsnk•glvlng vacaUon were Joe 4 rOUIII dnlte 4uckt, t2.00 eoch; t porlonre needed. Spore nr full I ~'ord, East Tennoasee State; Bcr· hla mother. Mts. Allee Dodson, I Pl1ll<lalre elitc:trlc dryer. Ex· time. Wtll toach anrl f1n811Cc nard Llevlng, Otterbein; Roome this -k. They left lor Hunlhlg· tn coed eoediUon 490 See or you Write McNESS co., 120 F.. 9 I'OOm - 2 bath dweUing McGlothlin, Sandra Roush and Lo· ton Thursday to viol! their son, write Mn. Lowell Hett&or, Hor· Clark st , Freeport, Ill. I n exrellent condition Ia Roush, Marshall College, nctly Mr. and Mrs. Georae Conroy and rloonvUie, Ohio. t2 6 3tp 112l 2 · 9 · 2 IP Close ln to business JonCI, Glenvtll~ state Teachers. were ,aoeompanled by Mrs. Dod· son to Columbua Frldoy to VISit 10 Hudaon Water CUPO f2.1l0 each Sicepmg ;,;;;;;;-,, Phone 88B·Y: trict 115 !r'!tternut Ave and Julia ~dwardo from Mountain her oon, Mr. ond Mra. Jaok Con· 11·22·12tp. Can be used as a one tam Slate Business College In rarken· rov ovor Chriatmas Edaon llouah RD I, Racine. Phone 3010. 12 6 3tc 1 lly dwelling or two apart bur". w. Va. Mrs. Everett Sisson ot Long Bot· For ~on! - E1tenslon Laddera, mcnts. Owne~ Will sell or Mrs. Eleanor ,Fruth and :~arsha tom, daug~ler of Mr. and Mrs. !!colloid r.~orda, llrop Clotho. rent. For lurther lnforma· Mn. Lufema Weaver, Mr and Mull Taylor, Ia a patient a~ the Clinton !!'Iaber, Ktddleporl.' Mrs. Bpb Beae~ and family spent P~me ~X. IIIII tlon Call ,or' Write Thanksaivlnl Oly with Mr. and Holler Hospital. She underwent a Frlllay mornmg. uldd'· L ,....... Mra. Davfd ,FJelds, :.Jl:. li Tr11ler op~ee. earl of .. I ODS IIIIWI 1\cv, and Mro. thomaS Reynolds port. Get loc~ted llefort muddy , snil Dobbie tecen!Iy vl•llod rei•· ll'Ound huit• you. Pbone P~n. lnsuran~a uvea In Madlaon, ve. E48er Reynolcll,llerllold'a Delry Mr. and Mra. Keith Arnold and Store, Ktddltpj)rl~ Ohlo. • .... 225 I. ltld lt. Phtllt 232 Jildy vlslte• "r. and 'Mrs. w. G. 10 • """ POI!IIroy,, Qhlo I G. s. HohttHa~ Jr. _ '"'klr Arnold lp "Philo, 0., dur Ing . tiC 1\' CHAI\LIS M. McCANN (18t Employment we~~ .0~~ch wr~. Mro. Cluud StoH Cotr..pondent Communists Bumgardner; Mrt. Catherine Em· over .J,Ih• - - - - -·- Mr. and Mrs. Carl fludnall and blelon end JoAnn and Everett to 1VCSI Experlencod ·llmb<l~ • cult!!/' with 1chllld~on and :Mrs. Rqasell Ohllna· BumJiarnor visited lllr. and Mrs. new powv. a.W. l;iontact Lowell "· all of Cha~leston,, recently vis· Rlchard Do11on of Morgantol'ln, Hellger, l!·arrlsonvllle, Ohio. tied n. T. Ohllnaer. • during ,the week em!. .; 12 8 Sip 'Mr.1 and ~fro. F!'OW1l•n R...h snd faJIIIil' ol week Le~nan. 1 ~;~i~i;~~ Thenkaglvlnc en4 Va., wllbepent ~li: I Plans IVere compleltd' for lhe Bal8ar, O.ke Salt and 'Turkey Sup· per to be held, Dee. 13 by the w: S.C.S. when they mel Thursday eveltlug. SOrvinR will itart ot 5:30, M". Bet~ Ro111h ~resided and Mr1. Dqlla Ind1or (lrestntA!tl :ill• p•oar~ " 611 /IXt, My \'fltneot' w•th the c~rlsl!nas Story rtod b)l !!til. Lona llo!lher, pi'il)ler ~y Mrl Gr~r.. A,liistiftg i\'ilh th~ ~ro~ ~~''" Mt~. ida l'<nlrht. Mr~. ~lila !'\'los, Mra: Lucy J&!leta, Jil-l, Of· lie Calvert ami Mm. Sib) 1 Darst. Christmas ra1·ots were sung by Mrs. Persons nM }Irs. Dorst · A reading "Keeping Christmas" was given by Mrs. Ida Knight and a talk ol'l "Missionaries in Korea" by Mrs. j\Jtona Kart. A prayer by Mra. Windsor concluded the wo ' ......,......__,__ . Bulk Milk Tank Discussion Is Slated Tonight (;()NCIU:'fll Bl.OC» Cnroh Jane .~fchipR"rr Carol~ c\atliJ, Dot· Mr and Mrs Ro~er PhU' Ips have returnctl home aflcr se•·er· , Linda Stockton, ~f~~~ta8 ~~::~~:~· and Carolyn Sisson; -·~ ,June O'Snt!ll gueltt ·ot honor. shower was given by Car· progntm. During Ute buijness session a Siss911 and April Shasteen. Idm1atit>n ~f ~ ~ made to tile ' fiiDjl .. .d .iwo new mem· bm, Mrs. IIDIIIb and Mrs. Chad. ,well, were w~..,..~. I A Chrlstmoi party followed w th 24 meml)tt1 JH!ed at the table dtlOI!raled ltllh thristmas ar· rfii.eil~. leo eteain, ~oke, sand· II'.! ' eoflee and mjnt; were s•r· •til ' Which • filii exchonge OHIO VALLE'I Turkey an~ ."om Sboot, Racine Plan!Ra Mill, Deeember 11. 12 • 61· .. WOL'e : I K•" l'rl8lclllre RefrlpratGn. · ltbr FtlrnltvroHI••"pal, Olllo ·==-c=:::-=-=''~··,. _,..,·;;.'..,29,.,',11 iwsT lolAKE HOllE for middle · a8ed woman 7 room ftouoe fur· nl•bed,, bathroom, botUed g... foruaee, 5 serer aroun4. Rent FIIEI£. W1U also p~cy boed for woman ~-•1 - - t• 6 81ft . "" ..... • , WILKESVILL~ CHEST~R Stcra 116 W Maio St., Pomeroy acres more or less .. I ~ 23 tf Pe~sonal property, making up a ..... _ -- - - comPlete poultry dressmg plant, T~RMITES EllTERMrNATID I includmg ptckers, , conveyors, Ia· HANDMAD~ ARTICLES. Regular ~·or frt:e :n.,"ect~~D pho~oe 383·M., 1bles, ,washers. scales, 1ce macbmea and ChrislmaB· Aprons. Hea' Gilmure Supply Sll)re, Popu~ro). sands, troughs, office equipment, Scarfs, Plllow Cases, Place M&t A.l, w1.1rk "uaranleed Fully ln· tvpewriter, a1r cond1tioner8, fans, Batb and KJtchen Towelwred vaughan's Indl•atrial anct files, maintenance equipment, Mrs., Stella Walburn, ltaby sheets and pillow "'"-' &•l.U&I Termite control Sar weldor and three Chevrolet trucks. has been a member of 1Jaby blba, pm cushions lunch vtee, St lbrys, W Va ' 2511 Terms of sale Cash. Sale to the ! Mtddleport Church of the eon cloths, sale price, crmoh• • ' highest bidder, asaets to be offer· I zarene for twenty·eight 25c yard. Mrs Lee Rud ..eJl. ed as a whole and parcelsJ-10% and has taught a Sunday Phone 364 12-1!·0' down on day of sole and tne hal· I ance 00 day of closmg. All sales Schoo . class for seventeen are subJect to confirmation by I years and . was prestdent of Building Lot, 62Xl50 0 Depot .ri!UCTUIIAI. 1 BIAMo the Court the Women's Missionary SoStreet, Rutland. See F. E DUN· Edison Hobsteller, ' ctety for •-urteen years. She FEE, Rutland. 12·4-6'p .ClAJI !lOll -MITALa w Trustee for Crow Bro- IS the mOther of eight cUtom Bu!it Kitchen Kitchen I thers Poultry Co. dren. She is Still an designed ,for yo<Jr home. Free Webster & Fultz k ••tlmat.. Foremou & AbbotL I :UN K CO Attorneys wor er ln the church Phone 62S..Y. 8 6 tf "~ · "' Pomeroy, Ohio h~r health permits. (12) 9, 16, 2tc por 1llllll '.' . ; Pomproy-1\Jid~llepor~q., Dec.~· 19~7....1 1 --- I . :::.1~--~~----~----~L-- ~~ --~~--- _ I ClAIMS U, 5. HAS PALLEN RED ROCKIT-Communl•t Party boss NUdta S. Khruskchev (nghtl Is shown as he charged thnt rocket carrier~ ot Ruasia's ftrst earth satellite feU ''somewhere" on U. S. territory Dec. I "but they do not want to give U back to us '' The atatement was made at a receDtlo~n the Finnish, l!:mbassy, Mos• cow. Listenina are U. S Amha.~sador Uewetyn Thompson tl),d Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganln (JntmmttnMI flnd~hoto) . which Is isolated from Wel'it Ger·' tal 1::; mcreased because (If feaa' many by a IIO·mlle stretch of ~lot the United Slates might not Communist-eontrollJ!d temlory. be wJlling to hHzard a crisis wUl1 Two Million Fltt hot Soviet Russja by defending them. Th.ts JS one of the repercussiou, Slnee 1&49 when West Ger· many's rcmalrkable cJ.:momic re now be1ng felt throughout . Wes•covery got really s~arted, about ern Europe, of Rm;si11's starthng 2 milhon ~~ast GerUJans hne fled sucoo~ses in the fiohl o! nuclear the Communtst part of the courJ· missles. try Most of them have crossed It •·as because of the lear !bat from East Berlin I.,..W" t Borhn The flight has reduced East Ge· Berlin m1gnt be sncrif1ced that many's popLtlalion by more thJ, Willy Brandt, lord mayor ol West Berlin urged m an interview re· 10 per cent. ~e ntly 'that President Eisenhower The flow of refugees conttntteos make a sort cf !ihOW·the·llng visit at the 111~ of about 300,000 " to the ell¥ 11hen he attends the year. Until r~cently tho East North Atlantic Treaty t')rganlzaGerman Reds d1d llttlo to stop llon confcl'enc.e 111 l1ar1s next the movcmenl ·one reason wc~:o month that East Germnn tconomy ts m There are reports that li1e a bad state, espnclally smcc 1h£1 East GcJ'tn:ms may start an iSolil· Polish rlvolt, whiCh sh,ll'ply .duccd lhl' amount or taw mater tion campaign next week. Allied lals avail;~blc Cor Cactorlcs, An oU1cial s arc watchmg the sltua· other was that t~osc who ncr! t1on clos€!ly That ls about all obvlou!dy Wt!ro enemies o( 1hl' lhoy can do until tho Red; aet. Communist regime and pt~tcntlal Tho W"lorn Local rTA will trouble maker.s \ meet Monday, Dec. 9th at the May Wtaktn Industry But now the flight from ncrl lliJ' eell<lol Audtttotlum. rule seems to have reached lh~ pGint where its cGntmuaucc w 1ll WP.nltcn E11sl Germ ~ n imlm1rv Farm Bureau Friendship Council Meets The refugees arrlvln~ m \Ve~1 Berlin and W~st Germany now Include a big proportion of lnlel lectuals ond skllled workm. More than holf of tno" who flee Tho Dectrnl>f-r mooting of lh~. are under 25 yt\art4 of age Com Jl'rlcndshlp Farm Bureou .Colrncll munlsl orriclals und llH~mb~rs of was held at lbc home of }lr and the mllltar1zed !led pollee w }Irs. Jobn L. Wolle. : . scattered amou; the ?lder ones Any deternu~tid . Communist fror lela: Nlct move to •too tho night would Why pay 44511.00. Yqq tend to lncrme the isolalion of this new Weslln••ouse tco~nbl·. ll Wost Berlin. .,. •Western ,.nfflcia,ls leur that, (m· $250.00: natioli W~sher ond Drye~ ono thing, tqc Rod, sa part of an lsDI•t•on eampalgll would impede So• Clinton Gilby I eommunlca·li~:~H~•~•r:Joonv~~lll;a,~o~,h~lo~~~~~~~?~ lion! ·~west •Berlin and railroad West and highway f I'M 5TUOYIN<7 GEOGRAPHY '·!7k· ' · BUtK&V~ . STAn;; t �J 1. .. -~' --.,.-:--::-~--'-±~:~-=-----:---:--- ' White Rose Lodge Christmas Party ' •' dmnc· 1 1ary of the Brotherhood of Rllll 1of tbe Happv Harvesters Class of road Tra!Dmen will have tholr the Federated Church wu held ChrJstmas party Wednesday at the I Fndsv at 6 ~" o m In the, r!iut'(' t I Woodmen's Hall aocllll room The room Ira& ife""ruThey w1II meet at 4 p m for 1 lett n'l ke~ptn~t wnh L:htistnras 10 I thetr meeting and mstallation of eluding a Christmas tr~ under off1cers and a covered d1ah supper I whw:h gifts for MChange were will be served at 6 p m With the placed members to brmg thell' favorite Mf.s enry Reabel presaden1, pre,. covered dish and their s1lv~r ser· sJded at the meetmg wh,ch opcnel VIce w1th pravcr Miss Eh1.abeth Fie~ Gifts wJJI be exchanged at the spoke to the group on the pro party whach Will ronow the sup jccts or the womrn's Gntld It \\a per and the ehlldrcn or the mem voted to g1vc each chud at th r bers w11J be guests Chaldrens home a g11t of their OWl MAKE ELBIRFELDS IN POMEROY , YOUR GIFT SHOPPI~G · CINT~R FOR MEN'S WORK CLOTHES- ON THE FIRST FLf)O~ - PRACTICAL GIFTS, OF BIG YANK WORK SUITS- HANES UNDERWEAR LEE OVERALLS AND JACI,<ETS - DUNGAREES - ~ACHELOR FRIEND SOCKS - M,a.ESKIN PANTS- BIG YANK WORK SH'Ht'FS -BLUE BILl- IJI:.ANKET LINED 'JAC; KETS- ~ND SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ~LBERFELDS .t. THEY ARE VAL· UABLE. APotluck I Plans were made to vtSit th O'Neil Re~t home, Thursday aftP.I n'oon December 19 for n Chnstm,J • 1 rt) Chnstmas trect ng wcr read from Mr~ J H Cuckler ! Powhatan Pmnt and Mrs Hobar DillOn of GJIIIpolts Present wcrr Mrs Re1bel Mr r Dale Srn1th Mrs Bentz Wolf• Mr~ Louis Reibel Mrs Roy Se fned Mrs Edward H1te, Mrs ( J Ebersbach Mrs Ben NeutzhnJ AT Nelsonville A group or Pomeroy relatt\CS en)oyed a potluck 4mner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs John R Weeks, Nel80nvtlle Present were Mr and ~rs El· don Weeks, Mr and Mrs John Fi'1ck Mrs John Batey and daugh Mrs Ernest Rhode~ Mr~ Clelantl ter, Miss Rachel carl Jennmg:s, Hemes Mrs Addie Gruesel', M1" Mr and Mrs Paul Fnck and chtl- ThelmA Grucscr Mrs Everett Dl drern, Jerry, Eddie and Paula e~ MrR c J Mllhone Mr3 Car Jane, Mre Wilham Pullins and sh'!elds Misses Maude an~ F'"ed !JOn, Rodney vir and Mrs How I Gruescr, Mrs MaK \lcmharl, Mr ard Mcintosh, Mr and Mrs Ralph Albert Ebersbach MISs Freda fi Spencer and Marvln, all or Pome her Mrs Adam Ebersbach, Mr• Mr. and Mrs Grover C. Knox, McCqnnelsvtlle, parents of roy and Mr and Mr< John R Grdver Erb, Mrs Harry Cante. Mrs Dwtghl R Wallace Middleport, celebrated their 50th Weeks and son, Tom bury an~ Mrs Helen Nease weddmg anniversary last' Sunday, Dec 1, at their home wilb tpeo house !rom 2-4 for friends and relatives Approximately! lfU 1 1eventy-ftve guests were present. Mr and Mrs. Knox are parents ol 8 children· Paul, at home; ~()('ietv Hazel, Cleveland, Hope, Zanesville, Faye, Middleport; Betty, 'Charles, Lloyd and Ernest of McConnelsvtile and have ten Mr and Mrs Harry Chesher ut !Irs Wilham Morgan, M~ Homgrandchtldren and twq great grfndchildren They received tended a fom1ly dmner '" Chaun er Radford , Mrs Arlee Abbott cey Sunday and Mrs Scott Folmor were ifts f 1th 1r --• many g or e l•uuvenary • Mrs wallace Bradford and Mrs vulton in Parkersburg, W Va Dwight Wallace represented the Mr and Mrs Clarence CUrtiS or W 0 lk• n Ord en Cl U H 0ld 5 Me1g; County Tuberculosis an rl Cnl•:mbus were week end guests Healt,h Assoc1at!On at a state meet of Mr and Mrs Dana OUver. Ch ristm05 Orty n Th UrS ay 1ng at the Neil Howe m Columbu , Mr nnd Mrs Earl !>reston of The December meeting anr orated w1th hluc spruce, Christ- thu past week Columbus were recent gue!ls of Mr .md Ml'l James Nolan, Palm Chrlstm._, party or The Walk·h " ! bel Is, while cand I•• an d "I u ue k d Mr and Mro Cll!ford Jacobs. Mr 1ectrJc i~<hh Dr1ed arransements l!earh Fla spent the wee "" Garden Club, wao held at the hom Reoenl guests of Mr and s of Mrs Glen Lee, Thur~day even were gulldod oplroa branches with Mr and Mrs Mmon Allen• Pearl Jacobs were ldr. and Mn lng, December Dlh. vith hlue chenllc bows, Three blue worth and daughlor, Becky Mr; William Jacoba and famOy and Mre Leonard Reed, vlee pres! andlc, footed w1th dark blue Nolan " the doughier of the lnr Mr and Mrs Paul Jacobs, all of dent opened the meeting with thr 'hrlstma_, bulls and centered by n mer Doris Mankin, sister of Mr• Columbua ,.lute .o the flag and The Clu~ vhlle angel on a styrofoam ha&o, Allensworth, who ltvcs In Lees Mrs Er~eat Powell was a VISit· Prayer A!ltlr a ohort bualn"' '" )n gold tray by Louise Hmloon burg, Ohl 0 or In Parkorsburg, W Va • Frl Mr and Mrs Hubert Pullen and day slon, roll call waa reapondcd to bl Plltzcr Juniper, conca, sweet son, Paul Middleport, aM Mr and Mrs Dwight Parker alld daugh a ver~c or poem ln wh!t!h nower, Jum b31!s b(!rrles, Jnow, and lamb Mrs Milton Russell, Bradbury, tcr Miss Myrtla Kay, and Mrs or •rconcry were mentioned Edna In oblong gray container, Mabel S ,_ of "r M S t Sunday • W(lrc um1av <11 nner guc 8..., I" Robert orr 1~ r , spcn Lee passed out short articles Jn [,ea and Mrs Charles Sl(lbart a nC: In Hunlln.fton w Va , with Mr the oragtn of the Christmas CUll· NntiVIty scene, small barn unde,. h 15~ d tom1 and the Country from whlrb tree wtth ~ilvea leaves and Rmar1 daughter, Janet Kuy, Alhens T e and Mrs Donald Holter an sons th•• came blrda on llal rectangular base with Pullcns fam1ly also Vlilied his "' :llr Holter " home from tbe hoi•• ' p i!DIj co" :. ter and hrot•er-ln law, Mr and pita! and Is reported as convales· Secret pals namc1 were revP.a1eu·' .cattcred s~raw, succ n and new nameJ drawn Tbe hotea Js accessories, Noami Reed Mrs Frank Shea, Atltens clng nicely a88lated by Mn. Harley Rlgga 4fl'V1nes, brnnchcs, aumac and b1t Mr and Mrs Albert Petllt and Mrs Alborl Youn1 Is •n Huntved refrcstunents or Ice oreaflt tcr wwcct, with 1lehe11~ arolltld chtldrt>n plan to move Wcdncada 1 lngton, W Va, for an tndeflnite wllh Ch!latmas motif!, cup cakeo bm, small birds • on round wood to thm new homo In Ripley Hal VIAll with Mr and Mr! Donald and coffee to thirteen memherf on trnv Bortha Williams lo~. Galha County Holter Naill! al log cnvrrcd \\IIh l!chelib Ross Wiflc has gone to M1umi Mrs Cecil Ward Who has been 1nd two IUCII&, M.re llora O'Brynn and Mrs Mildred Rtgg!l. Nemcs beach Jcnves, wild vine und Ieavell Fla , tD jo1n his wile who hill 1Jee11 qultll liJ Js r~ported ruJ slowlY Jm· werc drawn and gtfts cxcllangedo mmac swnmp gra 11w~ mm tjuamt vlsJtma the1r daughters, Ml!is Bet provmg al her home I Mulb,crry A conteet on Name~ or Sant • leaves wahoo pod.s, \\lth two red tJc Wtsc and Mr& James Soudet·~. Ave Clause used In other countrlc tncl one whttc candle, Ecltv and family Miss Faye Thomu h1 confmed was <Dnduetod bY Bortha William <euu Mrs Josle Turnor II 1ll w1th fh to her home with the flu and Mr. and "rs Pat Sthcrs and and won by Marie Barnhart A1 Oval tray f11lod with sImu IotCII at the hom. Or her dau•htcr • " been tileG guests ranaemehta were tlten race Ivc( .now drift ~oorl preserve d pr~n soli in law, Mr and Mrs Malton family, who hRVe Th and commented upon 1 he do01 esc p1nc and sumac, small btrd1> Hood, nnd h.mlly llf his aunt, Miss e1rna ruel!er, k Ill Mr and Mrs Woodro• Call and left Sunday lor New Haven W piece of lpruce, large Silver ey, ~ nil SCiulrrds hv Bertha W uuns children moved from the Parmalt:(' Va' Where they will res tdc • tied with red nbb<tn ll WllS Ots Cellar d11Cd baby brcatli red U d Mr and Mrsd AMlo kGruoscr an •Joyed al the commun 1ty Ins litute bcrrle~. large wh1tc can dl c In neu Prope rty this weekend f M nes fremloek Grove lral colored contamcn, hy Alln 1 Myrna Russell. who h employe! 1 grand&On, Ran Y oc • 0 0 Columb u,, spen1 the wcckcn~. sen, Pa, were weef In The mantle waa beout1 fuII Y Rl"i' 1 end M Aguest.l ofd •Stlvercd leaves C hri ~tmn !l ba 11 s Wit'n her parents, Mr 1and Mrs .; \1r and Mrs "\1art n c ngus an other rclallve•~ clored spIkoJ, whi tc enncII cs In 1• R11ssetl d Why Make Your Mr and Mrs. Orlcn Chief Telc man and Mrs Dalla cryital holder~ on ~Lyrofoam bas'' p Wmce anek a. were Week-end a Waah Day? Blevln' and Chthlren Sonny and 50n of Mone11aen, on while tray lly Mlna llarl f 1 tl we Joan , are due to Je11vc Coco Solo l"nd auetts o Pomeroy re a ves Use Our Efftclent ~~~n ~c r scene on •w h1tc slyro base ond back,round li Panama on December 12 am' ATLANTA, Ga UP - :ry Cobb, Service foam 1 nw covli ed mo lmtt~uu nnd deer should arrlve In New York City h '! XOctroU Tiaer star now llvl118 blue sky covered with silver and the 21at and be In Mldctleporl fm iore set the major leaguo rotllrd and Jlllc md auc me ·h r.thcht• F.wc Christmas with her paicuh, Mr or nine conaecutlve battmg cham and Iambs, two candles In form and Mrs B F Parmolee plonohlpa aa well as the mark of Cleaning 11 1 ha Jsll nots ! Je t~ anrliNO m forn• Mra Charlcll Lewis was taketl winning the title 12 tames of •naels hy Bcrthn Wllllnm' to Holzer Hospital " a mediCI! I "'' Plcfl Up I Dtllvtr SI>J lil4.!, puw toul!s In :;rl!cn con paUent In the RawllnK•·Coats am Moll. Cloanotl ana llc.kotl lalncr en silver tray by Anna bulance She waa brouahl homo Hart recently from the hospital but ·' Sensavonla In Polley log con- reported lll with pneumonia •a!ncr, trunmcd with •mall bright Mrs Roy E)II. has been a mod ball• by B1•lv,1 Willard leal pat~nt at Holler flospltal Call 6190-J Sprueo, holly and whlto cera! In Mr and Mrl Pout Scott and N. 2n4 An. MlddllfOrt areen container hY Jesale Sauu daughter, Cuol and !lr and M" l:;:::;;;:;;;:;;;;:;:;;:;;;~g;~_:~:;~~~~~~Wllllom Warner and aon, Jimmy, t were recently vlaltoro In Columbn' Mro. Eva Struble, Lngan, has RBMEMBEI THIS CHRHITMAS WITII A LOVELY h7 bean vlalllne Mr and Mrs Ken Plto•ograpla of neth McEihiRDY and ehlldren, Rus sell and Kathie Clatld OJt Santa'• Knee 1 IJI:d-dleporl MEN'S "BIG YANK" MEN'S WORK PANTS BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS with lland.!ome enough to tra· .el to 0 w~en you get there. 'J'Ir. cotton tw11L No-tare tWIne! belt 1oopL ()OMER0\1 --- MEN'S LEE SHIRTS BIB OVERALLS S1zea Wf.l to 17 Norman Stewart, who was en Bring Your Cblld or Children lo STIFFLER'S RED ANCHOR TOY DEPT., POMEROY, OHIO From 12-8 P.M. Compliments ~mlth Studio, Pomeroy, Ohio Ro~rt Llndslamcr, Photographer Dee. 18, 19, !0 llld II "';:::ii:=i;;;~ ~ ;; NOTICE! FOB Til~ CONl'~NI£NfJB Of' O(Jft CIJSfOMERS · THIS STORE IS NOW OPEN EVERY wEIKDA Y' NIGHT UNTIL CHRISTMAS TO / 9 ~.~·~ltd: ' P.M.~ L'S BEN F .,.,,, route to his work In Columbus, received lueraliona on his !are when his ear akldded on the l<l hlahway neat Llncaater and w" demollshed. C. H. Wise Sr. apd family hO'IC received word of the serious ill ne88 of John cunningham, St AI• ban, In the Charleston Gencrol Hospital Mr and Mre DeReub<n Brck have returned from a visit In Flo I rlda , ---- WILL S~LLYEVER 8£ ATDCHER? lollr eorttlft!r hau woy wltli \ ch•dna. lholiiO a rt~Ilo"t'f !1M& Naho )'00 think lht'd tie a woaderfult••eher But tho ch111<0, linl ta • tommunity wbtrt th•'1' I MriOUI lbort• opol ""-llochtroond aht ""'"''"'ban a.u, deri Hurricane lantern In 1Im con'alnor, Chriltmaa ball• an<l f1no "'"I!Citllilltloon. Thot .....,, field plant rteembllng laey everloao aldlotllaalor lolly tit aa ireon bY Belva Willard. Wht~ Chrlltm~~& trco In white conlaluer filled with gold balls Lot'l tbOt ddt d-'t bopo •nd ~e trimmed In aold balls, j IIIII oar adioola, Y6u coo aold beod ebalna and gold trlnkel ~ w~oarl!c:baoi ~117~PTA-. by Edna 1M· While Madonna, lhroo large condiet, ptne and ronn on •trrofoom . . . . . . . 1 ........ base ~Y Norma Mulford. Table al'!'AtlJemont; Norway , U . .-ICIIOOIJ IIIW,IiowT.. ti,II.Y, spruce, ~oneo, bills, wbllo candle • •lth rod oplral feather featoonln g 11 01 rilfl holder ~Y Edna Lee Poreh arrangement, largo wro 1th of ,Pruee an~ ~ones, rod rib bon bow on allv""d back aroun~ by Jc88ie Saunders """""" :r. ·illlllfr4-"""- PiNTS \ Ma~e of genuine Jell den· 4 in 1 Bib pockets. im. I Form fitting bib and shield b,ack. Lee overalls are made to look better, itt better l'lUB L KNJT " MEN'S ALL W00 L MEN'S socu~· 1 _ and wear longer Sizes 34 BUFfl\f,O ~LAID 00% wool, 110% ' clition' ,- SH·IRTS Nylon reinforced bee! a'jd S11es 101; to 13 In>oxgrer or natlll'al eolot. ' to 50 2 pe~irs $1.00' I 100% wool wasbabfe shirts. Sizes 14lf.l to 161h Pre!lde\tl Mea'1 Worlt' SUSPENDERS . Wid~. all elastic -l,.ork 8\IJpender~ $5.95 $6.95 t $6.95 LEE BLANJ(ET LINED JACKETS . \ MADE OF ~' ~ .; . " IILUE &ENIM . . . . LEE BLANKET LINED JACKETS ' MADE OF JIEAVV WHIPCOilD ' Full cut, eomlort f1ttmg with groduated rile Heovy bar taeka at aH points of strain Fruit of tho !Aom qual1ty Sizes 30 to M The workman ti llttlo ,wormor •loiW with Jn. crtllllnt !011/hwoaWr!r winds. .Much c.W.'r -hor ICiam,.nlotl ·~ ~f flurrlos ond ilotth to ' -\ilrthwoat ' wlndt 30 tD 40 mlln ,.,, hto!r, -illnt •lhwanl • o"J'"I' dato tonight end Wotl.....oy. Deeore41'o T.. ltaterwt. . , . . . . . . . . . . ~ Doable Palm, Red Palm, Knll Wrist Nelson Red Heel Work Socks Long Wearing Heavy Weight \ 4 pairs $1.00 Exira Heavy Weight - $4.95 1 • 3 pairs $1.00 PACK - $2.69 Full cu~ lonr )11~ng and ohrlnk reslstanl Short aleeve, ankle lenatb atylo Sizes 36 to 48 Eeru oolor HANES BROADCLOTH SHORTS · -· ----- 79c Gripper front or boxer style. Full atandard sbe and quality Slm 28 to44 HANIS WINTIRSIT ELASTIC WAIST DRAWERS I $1.85 - .... - Nldwelght - ohrlnk resistant - elaotlc knit ankle euffa Durable elastle walatband. S11co SO to 42 HAMil PIG LIAP ' MEN'S KNIT BRIEFS -- .. -- -- -.. .. .. .. 95c Nylon relnforeed 8l!ams Double panel se.at Heat reol!tant olastle Stzes 28 to 44 • HANIS WHITI ., MEN'S .ROADCLOTH SHORTS -·· ·· $1.00 ·~~~ c~t, nylon r~lnforted \)rlpper-bom ttyle. Sizes 30 lo 14. LINt:D t»VwLL ~ems Jillanket IItteii' for ..real warmth Corduroy col· jars Sizes 3~ 1o 46. ~ ' ' pr-. Honehkle Gloves -· $1.89 pr. Red Palin Gloves WOLVIRINI Trlple-tannll!l aoft gloyea wilh short ~Mito Silly ooft Sofoty FUH with !illvy atrlpod eonvoa llotlt Leather Palm Gloves $1.49 pr. All L11t~tr fs Arrested 0 J il p I8lJOn • .A{ter Accident Four Jn 2A Hr. pen'od °FJ ' 1 ( Bro~ Requests . Clarification Law ee~.~i~te!u:'~:~;1:. Uoa can I! Issued to candidates who fa1lod penee aecount.. by the Dee 3 IIJI,e He aald effeellye next Jan 1, ' provl11on seta the deadline for llllng expense aCO?unts at 111 days Instead of the pre8l!nt 30 days alter elecUoo !roWil aald th~re wu $0mc eonfu11on among ~andldale1 and election boards about wbetbet the 45-day provblon applies the Nov G election with odj111tablo wrlal UATHIR ·CAPS l, - MEN'S "OLU~ BELL" • r."' ~•. '" ' Reeord Number Of True Are·Retunted For One St.sSi•·~, In a lengthy session far in excess of usual tlmea ~ ber sesston of the Meigs County Grand Jury heard a teeftd ' number of cam presented by Ctlunty Prosecutor Jama ()'., Bnen and complied wtth h11 request by returning 371ruf~- 1 agauut the accused Ten casea slated to go before the Grand 1ury heard due to tl!e failure of wttnesses subpoenaed b)' tor O'Brien to appear. He indicated Monday evenlnJ of the Grand Jury sesston that he may ask IINOLI COPY_. close the arrest of witnesses who did not answer the subpoeou: The Grand .Jurx In rduntiltl I • re<ord number of True Bllll Ota I , ..., preaented for tlletr eoiltll;i. V erauon abo refuaed to retuta J&. d1etments In only aut of lilt ..... ,• presented ~,, Ca.., m which lltdlebDeilll ' were returned by tile Gnud hJrt '-' Officials of the National Food Service Company of Marietta are laid today they had no comment, but would get thetr lawyers Richu\1 Spencer, cl!arled wllli ~ ' _1 to work right away, when informed five men of thetr orgam- larceny DIVld L Conner, elllt(ed WitJa zatlon were Indicted here Monday for obtaining under false mJliCIOUI destruc1iOD of prwer!J, preteuses slgpaturea on contracts. Dav1d L. Conner, dlar(ed willa Named In indletments by the MeigB County grand jury larteny ~ 1 were I 0 Tyo, aaleaman, Charlea Pearlle Jewell, ebarltd 'liltll {'.1ll'-t.:a I llliltbell, v1ce pmldent of lol•t- non support. ~ chell and Upstlll Fond Inc , dba Jomea Wyatt, charaed wllll ,.,... Nations! Food &:rv~ce, H 0 Whtt- ceallnr, of atolen goods I lateh, li. M Layfield, and J M Edward E. Atha, cbarltd Wlt1a Maltmgley, all of Marietta fraud They were accused or mJarepreLarry Cozart, charged oriQ aiel. L" , Or senUng terms of contract.. under mg a felon f I whiCh at least 25 perl()bJ here Ard•ll Bradon, eharged willa Pomeroy took on a new looz undertook to buy a "fond plan" non suppOrt Mcmday evenmg when the new which mcluded a atorage fr~ezer Joe Yad11h, ch.:ged witll tnacL Chriltmll ha:htlng decorations 'I'! ~aid Prosecutor Jame• 0 Bnen Joe Vaduh clarged witb ~ the bw:inen thltriet were turned I presented both &Idea to tile Harold 0 Rouah, elw1ed willa on for the flrat t1me tbu season Grand Ju11 These men, meludm: DOD·Iupport, ' A rrlsJ.<roas l•ghting methoo1 1Mr John Upstlll of the MarJetU Ralpb Lee Nelson, cbarcecl w1111 made poutble by the erection t.of concern, appeared before the non sup"ort • 1 Ion• Main st "'"' an Jury So d1d buyers of the com Alburti<e Young, eltlrgd P new &' Lh" pany's products ' overloading of a molar :RWcli, to W•tncsoes oga11l!t the company Joe Jentmo, ~ sa1d they hal !Jecn fed to ilel1eve loading of a that a $4115 rr...... could be pud James for out of liiYin&o that follOwed erleadJDf of a a purehaoe of frozeb food fr0111 the Jerry C &:ott, eompany Some said tbey had been overloadlllll of a Jed to bellm> tho freeur would coat them ~~qlhiltl al all If they Oftt!oodiutofam w.a ..'" L. !•~=~~=~ bought foOC rctl:brb' from the Dand Roush, eWJecl cOmpany the' SERVICE COMPANY OFFICIALS COMMENT ON INDICTMENTS Holiday Lights Are Turned On Pomeroy ~:''sh'~er~n~=.s ,, willi"Ow. Wnnesoea •lso said they "JJ'e Informed tile r-. ...oukl ~ erl0tl4lng of a motor ~ but that when lllo! <onutct Gene Ev1111 Corle7, Clw1ed liB purcba1e arrlfecl.the to1a1 willl !ortel'!' James Smith, charged wllll for• J"'"ped to $855 plw o I ~Jinent which ali'eady bad rel'l'!Awell E. Weddel~ •barltd , eom1plai"t of w~ with !«gel')' • • ' ' btlyer of a fl!od Smilh, ehar&ecl ~ .-o ea1d, l6e fond an1.ed It was m patkagea unmarlrod 11 to weight or cost Of!ICials ol the Il!atietta ciimpany domed lhey ~rated aimllarly to the •'ond Budget Plan, lnt aJI!OC!al~:!d w1th the National co-<iperaUve Food, Inc , of Columbus 0 wbu:h was ''run out of bus;.,.;.. m the cop1tal clly about a year ago 1Stanley M1Uer of that company was lQdJeted and found gmlty o! obtaining 11gnaturea on contracll m elrcumetancea reportedly tJ!ml. lor to the Me•g• county eueL Miller was put on probation and <Ontracts he had negotlatl!d, ond sold to the Columbus D1aeount and Loan Co • were setUed by adjustmenta between that lll'll' and lndiVIdual freezer and fond plan buy- I Prlii&. q(fered for acta lng In tlte ~&lent show $2~ t-ond for ljnt P>IZe; .. hlooi.J.Qi-,,;.,;, """nd pr1ze and $a lor • prize. Anyone W18hlog to the show for one of Ia asked to <OJJtaet any of the PomerOY Pol"e Drnmi~J ment or Bred lila11 who reet the llhow An~one betweep ages of 6 to 641 11 eligible to compete according to the announcement made today Rehearsill or the arts wlll bO held on (Jan. 0 at z p. m. wltn the big thow to be staged on the following evenmg. lel!ljlted c,..pe. <leae Corley, 1 fraud. Jameo Smith, eb#ged fraud lack Landers, dlar(ed fraud • fraud , •1 Gem-ge Spencer, eharpd ~ ~ fraud. { _·__.t.l Wilhun LAnden, charPcJ 1RID CIWord PlaJtiJ, ebarfod ~ two ...., of uuult with Intent to rape. /, ) CIWord PlaDIJ, ehartled witll u. sault With • d...U, 11eapon. J. 0. Tyo, charged with lng Bianaturea under falle lelllet. • Char1ea llfitebell, charged ~e obtaining 11gnatures under , , pretenaeL H. T. Wbltlalth, eb.,-ged with obtaining algnaturea under false pre. tell6el. ' $5.95 MEN'S GREY COVERT CLOTH (:OVJIJR~Lt.S_',· ,,;:ii~:i''' ll MEN'S OLIVE DRAB COVERALLS •• -' . • .''' ~EN'S ''BIG YANK" CORbUROY WORK Rugged thickaet coil!uroy. S(urdy fabtlcnir.nrii'1tlnnfld long wear. Full cut tor 'COmfort. Roomy, lo tit. Zipper fly- $bes 30 to 117' ' $4.95 ' "BIG YANK" DUNGAREES Long wearing and comfortable. Ge.q~rousiy Sizes 29 to 44 -10 4entm. i pajr · YANk" · FLANNEL SHIRTS r '-• I FlapS~- SHOPPING' ' i:: fult ~ The ou eaaea wbleh were lpaf. ed by the Gradd 1111'1 and m liltldt , no JDdJetmeniB wmo retlltiiOd wen:. Robert Gallagher, assault and battery. Wayi,e LiiUe, l88aul! with In· ~nt to ldll George Speneer, <DnceiJing atolen property. Milton Little, aSIIult with Intent to ldll. Donald !Avett, arson Lawrence Napper, lnvoluntarJ, manslaughter. ~ Cam whtch were not presented I to the Grand Jury due to the Jult of witnesses were· Sanforized FISher stripe coverJils with iwo,W&IYY~:\Fet'(.' action back for colnlqrt 9 pocket.?, combi.Ded rt1 pocket and h11111mer IQOp. Sizes 3810 50, serviceable caBs - Linea Ear f \, I 1 A H Layf~eJd, charged with obtaining atgnatures under fllle tatensea. 1. J Haltingly, charged with obtalnina atanatureo under fllle pr:e- COVER~L~ Wam1, • Pomeroy,_Pit.. Plan ABtnefil I 4 tepaeL ~'IIG MIN'S Teacher By Syraeuse M3D \ MEN'S UNION SUITS BLUE, DEJ'!IM ' Lois Bradford, Dale Dutton, local druggist and member of the Ctlunty ~--------Health Board, has resigned from the office of Middleport 1A11 Btadlord, 1!9, a councilman to whtch he was electe(J In November. , nomlcs teacher •n Athens, , In ~ letter which ~s read at the December meeting of the and Vinton CouDtlea 1or a ber of yean, died M011dar Council Monday night Dutton explained 'that he was not eli· In llei&a General Hoopltal gible for the' offtce because of hts prior association with the • exteniled lllne11 who pr•The bodY of the decoased aided at the meettng, will sp 8 0p0 A Symuoe rellldent, Donald to be taken to the hoq•e at point a counCilman In the neo• Cottnll, 40, and his companion cine today where lrlendo ~~u~~u~~~~ ~ust be approved b, l~nereased Rolland C!l1rOII, 42 also of S)'l'•· eall until noon Thursday. ~use wore In the Meigs Funeral seiVlcea wUI be beiJ The mcetmg Monday waU,pon Jad todll!' awaiting hearlna• Thuraday at 2 30 p m. In til~ td wllb a ,prayer by the ROI 'I night before Syracuae Mayol Racine M<thodlot Church with :toberb Palmer, pastor of \ije Wllham Thuener tonight follow- Rev John Elwood offlclatlnf. "-; Churth of the Nazarene ... Four new persons took up rest· lng an JCQJdent Monday afterBunal i• to lie made In the l4 , 1 • qp~~· Grate, who ,wJll take ~ t- denee •n the county jaU over the noon 1n SyriiOlJ.IQ, tart Cemeler)o under the dlNieI , fl<e .,taouary 1, as towu clerk, past twentv four hpurs One wu The Ohio Highway Patrol re- tlon Of the Ewing Funeral Home. IDd John Zerkle and Clloton charged with dnving while lntox- ported thllt !l about 3 15 p. m councalmen , wer.:l Jcated, two wlt~ lnto)Ucahon, and Monday a car driven south on Sumvmg the deceased ~. her 1 F1sber, new -' I preaent for the meetln& and "~~· the fourth for f~dmg to leave Route 124 In Syr•cuse lolled to husband, Cr1t Bwlfol'd, &.cine; ~ weleomed by the Mayor The out promise• of a house whea ordered make a curee, that Cottrill, the two daughten, Mro Howard ' l olng counClll!len L R. Wlle~ to do 10 driver lost eontrol and !he <Jr CRuthl Fr~nk of Rac1ne, ¥1'• and lloberl McElhumy, anu The State Patrol turned in Don- overturned In the highway. Herman (lolltfl Carsonl ,(Jlerk Ch rles Murray ap~emd aid Cottrill, 40, Syraeuso, !of DWI !Ieavy damaa• was ~one to the Belpre and one 11)11, Crit \ 'j ~ , 1 ' 1 11 1' t · q and Carroll Rolahd, 42, Syraeuse, automobile hut the bcenpants ford Jr at home. Th~N) gre ' .:~k;••brle~~ ~ t'~:~ w~~e a:i~r Ifor intoxication s~riff Robert C. 9r the cor, Cot~rill. CQrroll end grandchildren. ' · 'M•m Fisher had compllmeny~ :ar~nft...,lal\~ Kiser, fA' · Cr41g Cotlflll, 4sed 4 all eacaped ' 1lhe111 ~~ their ter~n.~ of Allll'l (lJlr\'tvlh~ t\lO o(llco r a s, or ~ ox ea on. ' without InJury 'Counellman David Jenkl~s who Geodrgh~l Spelnc"'' 22•h P o~merloty, Cottrill was r~ged with drlv· ero, Pa1!1 G. A\)ger 1'-HtiS • and l\~SCJl . hi! term._ wa' •turned mse Is alsa completmg h' ID at I e a •• ae 1ng whI 1e 1qtllXl"·te• "' • \Ill d cartoII ot P ' t ' 1on llY n1I ., was I 1ven 1 ..na. charged wltti tntoXJcalion by Morenc1, Mich; ' n resen , and put behind han ill earnett at Highway PatroL ,. 10 o m today w~en dtr pollee smwd the sherlfl wtth a warrant hla orreat TAA chars. 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