https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7cd2ec5010e6f661f7a37ae732626651.pdf 8109cacd6ed5ae8e933013356925f52d PDF Text Text .. - ·-- ·----.. . . - ---- ·•- - .~. _ ..... ._..~ ·- ·r..,...__.. -~ .. .' ' I - I, I "t-::Dall.~.~ntiDel,, Pom~J·Mlctdleport,.O, Dec 16, !957 • • ' 1 ' ' "' ' lo ' j. ... Let's Go Shopping For food gifts !or Chrlilmul Th1s Ia a wide-open field ior tbc "do-it-yourself' fan Extension SpeciBIIata In Marketina Inform• lion lor consumers at OSU, Coiu~'buo, suue1t preparation of todd ~~~~ or aingle food gilts . ·, t· . ,. , -I ~a tne ' I • • ( t 17, Council Hears t; Bartlell frem lhe club. William D11on gave lhe bl...ing 'I';J)IC:h preceded the turkey dmner P)aoeoarda were made by !4n Haw&lns tnd the corsages or Dutch! Iris, the flower of the year for the elub, were ~de by Mrs Hubert Mender. Favors were notebooks tnd penL Red earDAIIono and hoi· 11 tnd red candles in silver candelabra dOCOI'aied tlie tableL Those present were Mr and )lrL Hawkina, lllddleport, llr and 14ra C. H.: lllrtlett, Mr. and lin Hubert !lender, Mr atld Mrs Wilham D110n, .Nelsonville, 14r and Mrs Kenneth Riley, Mrs. Mer· It Bradfield, Marietta, Mr and lin Isaac Jackson, Mrs. BeJSIC u ti"l' u 11 "' ·u u ·r N W. COMPTON, 0. D. SKATE-A-WAY ~. 1- Let's flU Have l'uta ALL MARRIED COUI'LES WELCOME Open Mon, Wed .. Fri., Sut E\enlngs Sat. Matinee Shatlng lnstrudions 1-3 Sunday 2-4 .,. tte et \OI A search of records In town hall failed to reveal anytim~ when a woman had 1ervcd In a Porrieroy adn1inastrat1on Th , seareh also failed to rewrd any other time a woman even cana palgned for public office In Plimcr<>y, and losl ChristlllaS?" . \ touql! quttlloD • , , but tht anawer'a ao tCII)'I For qeneralloila. lht 9Ift of love baa bttn a Lane codar cbeaL AliA lhtH new deoi9111 oflaallng beauty en practiced cmcl economical aa weU. QUality Ill IVII'Y cielaiJ. Wuh IU~ featun11 01 hcbaaoftlbbed linlahea of Dull0111 "Dulux." dovetailed. dualplool drawers. cmcl )lcmdlogle cUitOIII-Ityli4 baidware. EYery L. ~til It t~it-ttJied for aroiiiCI'Uqllt· !>til Cllld lllltd wllh 'I•" of qeaullle rtd cedar 10 lhCII fiDe fun 1111d W9f!l•na Gl9 aafe from lht IOVG9H of 11141Jio. A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL! fREE GIFT ~lth your purohaae of her I Mrs. LANE CEDAII CHESTI Thos is the famous, oen· 01ne Lone Chest she II trto1ure a l•fet1me I Many beautiful modcli tr choose from- Starting a slow as • VALUES UP TO $i001 YOUR Pflllll GIFT "C•" llle Hound Dog WllMODQN I. _,..MAHOWIY c•-·llat• toolta wit~ il ............. -,.U..IIa 1 ..,,1.)1, .... R et•ll'l-.1 . 'a!f, cuddly hound dao w1lle ftel thai rtghlora dlfloront Upteulons whon you chango " ' potiiiOn •• IW DOWN DII.IVIItl lOTH \ ' Hltih locloy ~In-"'· .... ctnlrll ao In •ld~ij solution for the ale- THURSDAY, DEC; 11; HOURS 7-10 dy with not 11\41Ch t:dremt IIUth. , old quooll9" "What shall 1 give for Chrlitmao?'1 MARRJED COUPLES SPECIAL • For �I 1 , ' I l < .---- TH~~--~~~;i~HTINEL f·~iaft~~jng~ Editorially .. • '"""' ......... .. I .__.., Chqnnel3-Tuesday Ch~JUI813 - Wed"'"ay , 6:4G Sll!ll On Open Employment T Us I I . MEIGS ·~ENEALOGY DEPARTMENT 1.. I LaYlletemalnlngse~~t~~ - ' . Jnfotbition as to: ~111t}t ancestors of ALKIRE and BUTCHER who settled in Meigs County Is needed by this department. f 'U ....er ami es mentioned can help ALKIRE and BUTCHER In this endeavor by mailing Information they may have. In the development of a family gene~·logy ODe ca'n begin with th t th . e younge! o1 e pres ent feneration or with the eldest known\. an. cestors, The aDproach depends on tht! Jnihvi· al • duaI. Some fl n. d more ... easure in the;et~er fOlkl and some would rat~er begin with their ' · lmmedlate families, ·searching backward '!!'he· latter II prefl!'Te<l since aeeuricy· can re: 1alned llll:nughout the records, .pji~""enea· l' 'll.t-1.~ IOI)' Department must work 1rom both ends. ,'rhll II an appropriate time to discuss ava llable aources of information Cor Meigs Counllant. Meigs Cormty Courthouse at Porneroy hu Probate Records where Information can be read and copied from old Deeds, Wllls and. reeordm o! Court actions. In the Record. er'• of11Pe wtU be found land tr•nsactlons as ' • 0,. s A i/t ,, - L early U IN4, and earlier il one searches hard' eiiOUib, and If one searclles the birth ancl lllll'l'laae record& many thrills cwn , ~::;;;;=: _ :::::;::;; __ -- Dally SentrneJ ,.. Daybook i Your Election Laws NE\v ARRIVAk lftd Ml's EulleQlj , Sldere B~ley) are annot~ncl~s t he UY TED W. BROWN Secret•rv of Stato BEATS SP!EDIIIA RAP REED CITY, Mich. UP -A cJr. 1 cuit cou.rt jury found CusyLvll Streator of Luther Innocent of a speeding charge after he showed 11 would be mechanlct,lly impossl· blo for his car to exteed the speed limit. Streator was ticketed for dnving IJO miles an hour but he six pound iOn, Sunday, There arc twG basic methods convinced the jury a gqvernor at· Masoq Clinic T}lfy also of bccommg a candidate for clct'· tachcd to his car 10. days before ye~r old daughtet. Grnnd· twn In 0)110 One of t11ese " I> the alleged spcedmg offense would j·pat·ents arc Mr. and Mrs. George b..come a party eand1date by fll· not allow his car to a:o over 65 and Mr and Mrs. Leslie mg declarations of candidacy miles an hour Mr and Mrs. David oq~r. Mrs. j election, and rcce1Vlng the noml- , name was Carolme Instead or Callie, and she was not your Aunt, but your third Cousin . Or that greaj grandfather's name was G. W. instead or William, and his wife's name was the same as your next door neighbor's d th t 1 hbo t b bl a.n \ a as ne g rs you are re 1a ed y . lme. , '! • Helen OSley. Middleport; M" natiOn ol the party; ond the see Mabel Pettll, Pomeroy M•!: Nancy I ond method is to tole a stale· Siders mcnt nf cand1dacy and oom•~al· w g pctJlwns ~ ud have your namt FEATURED IN NEWS placed ' dtreclly on the gener.•l Sgt S"a J !'~>her, WAC, dau· ba llot . ghter of lh)or and Mrs. C. 0 11 an elcr ~ur full o~>s the for.: Ftshcr, was one of two •member> r our)(f! ao(i I ~ f)ect,pd te rcP,~tsent the wu 111 ,,,., Army r""P' wh.• ~~·~rty •~~Ae,i~~n_l!l',! el~ctlon, shown hi the suwtoy Dn· lhe nome of ~Ill "!illmoco l party pa1ch 111 the new dress btu~ un•· will oppcar heneath h" name oo form ot 1he WAC Sl t FISher the ballot. If an elcrtor chouse. " '"'~'"d 10 recrUiting duty ••o the sceontl meohod ul nummalio,· Cotu.nhus h" name will appeur "n the gcn oral elrction ballot • 1thuut P" 0' LEGION YULE EPARTY dcSlg nal!on. Feeney Benn!'lt Poot NQ 128 The lerm "dcclm 11Cn of can Amcrtc01n Legion, will t~Uvu .the•r aldacy" mcllJla tho form u~cg bY Chmlm"' donner wec!nl'!ldoy ~' p'ersons dosirlng In be ean ' a1e• 7 p. "' at the Log•on H.. u. All ·for a party nominnt•on Th·• nwmb•·•·s arc asked to r~·port t9 foTJn '" prclllr~lmd ~r law 8011 night .1 1 o so ot ll•• hail to JOel< ·o'lthou ~ h 11 ~ contain~~ on one treots ler the eommuu.l¥ par4< ~b~et ot Is rnude Ill' ol throe on r!U"Ostmas ·Eve. II t. reported ~am ' Ill the ~cclmtion of thut $22~ h"' bo•n oapdldnry m wh~e h the candidate the gtll s rot ·the lists ha~ name~ adcll'ess, etr • and G•ve" fund w!olrb" 'the office lor whoch he de· ycnr's amount The m,embqro slrc to he a, candodJtc; 12) lh~ who slill owe thCU" 10511 duos petollon' tn be signed by quallfoe• are tirged to pay us soon as pos- elector!! who an~ members of th; slbte 'lllme pot1tocol p.rty as 1he can<l• dntc and who arc residents of t~c AUXILIARY PARTY torrltory mal vote w1 forthin ' the ~hi olftc hec; eleetor; (3l the The Au<~hary of Ihe F'ecney- oath of the mculator on whlah Bennett Post, No 128, Ame ru~a n l th 1r Legion, will have their Chl'istm•• the person who cl!cu ales e 1' • tltlon aflrms that he IS o quail· party Frld•y at 7 30 't 11 " Le· fled elector of the Stole of Ohw glon Hall and will exchonge gifts h oil Each nlem•·r ol candidate l e &arne pand. ~ ia aaked lo brio& a and1a member ty the ' d " "d·•1ch••· Ilea parsaw" each of tho persom ' P1a1e o1 coo kt•• on that he Family Bib)es are essential sources of vital information often !lmes unnoticed at a casual glance. It should be noted here that dates are very important in all vital stalls· tics. Names of places, especially Counties, Town.lhips, 'l'owps, O{eek~,/Rivers, Hills and other ' land m . arks gleaneo rom your search, Al'e equally Important. tt d f II b Old newspapers, 1e et·s an ~m y ooks retain Iheir informat)on, unle!s perused dur· . ing those Ieasure minutes 4 · , T · lte libtnry should have in i!IJ posseioliOD C<ipfes- Of -old ne'ws print -dating from The Spectator, The Leader and The Sentinel'. The Spectator is partiCularly valuable for pioneer study since it was published In the 1830's. Thl s was th e format1ve period or Meigs Counly's devolopmeni. Ohio became II< State, in 1803. The first settl.ers came to the Gallipolis area In 1790. How do you fit into the scheme of progress and advance of Meigs County? Mail In your talking cards today. A word can become a mountain or knowledg~ for you. who•• names on the peU· thereto. TIMES ARE TOUGH AGAIN NEW VORK UP- One subway rider must have been c!.isappomt· ed when the subway .strike ended Monday. A teller to 'the NeN York Daily News read: ult has bet:n a pleasure riding the jam· med 8Ubways these pas t few days and' t trust the str1ke will ron· ti nttc for mu!y weeks to come " rt was s1gned, "ltalph, the pic tt· pocket ' Melas County News 12:10 p.m. Doily "' on 9.90 SfiOI On Your 7'59 a·oo 8.45 900 9:45 7:59 Sign On s·oo Capli'ln KanaarQo 8:45 CBS l>oews 9.00 Morning Show 9:45 CBS News 9:55 llorning State ;lews 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11'30 Strike It Rich 12•00 News at Noon 12'10 Katie's Almanae 12:15 Love of Lite 12 3C Search for Tomorrow 12.45 Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1·30 Aa the World 1'llrlll 2.00 Beat tt-e Clock 2 30 Houseparl)' a·oo Big PaJoff 3:30 The Ve diet l8 Yours 400 Brighter Day 4.15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5:00 Myst~ry Theater 6·55 Weatherman 6 30 Your E!lso Reporter 6.45 Sports Parade 7.00 Parndel.of Stars 7'80 Tele~~one Time 8:00 Phil Silvers Show 8:30 B1g Ten Highlights 900 To 'rell The Truth 9.30 Rect Skelton 10.00 $64,000 Qucatlon 10:30 Mama 11:00 Up·to-the minute News 11:05 Scnnmng the Weather 11.10 The Late Show ,CC~ ' 'I'U,LI PA11TY The Chrbtmas party of the Child Conaervatlon L ea~ u e will be held Wcdnesdny ut the homJ of Mrs. Russell Wilson A !Ill' exch11nge Is planned for the socilll hour and a guest spc.tkcr w1U present the program . I DIS ME.TING Raolne Cha~ter lS4 of lhe Or· der of taatern Star will hol4 a . special meeting for the purpose of installatloo 011 Wednesday, J.'lec 18 at 8 p. m. <t tho ltaclae Rctrcshment'~ Masonic Temple. ,· I' will be _•orved jn the d~1onu room. -- . I I .t" ' ' TV. JN CIIUIOI · MADISON, Wis. UP -The Beth· ei Lutheran Church here,l\11 sqhi!'<1 tho problem of ~elfio,.. l 'I . < • ~ •<,. ~ ~ I ' I I , , ' , ' I I ' '. ' The 'television patl,or lnstalledf.iift:~5~i~~~~~! 11 orowda. cloi~~; Wult •YII~III tl)e ch~ 10 parlahloners be sea~ In the matb l eail't can b)oar,-.a~4 aee-the Ion a TV let ID1Ihe basomcnt I -4- • I WH~ , LONDON UP..-A woman ml!ll'· ·~~:~:~~~~PROGRAM IE <:unn. UPviewed by a roving BBC tclevl•· llppman ion cr.flw en 1 "1eeing eye" a tele•islou I g,·am Handoy ~IKht · ""' lo' hear a • who wu repr,atntlnl Great house and lain at lbt tiATO ~onftrcnce In etlh and i Part~ "Pr,~~ J;tsea~Qwer, aup...-e," •lll ," ~ "· ... ~• • ,'Jo>."'«; ~. ,,.,l!:1!-....::!l¢l~~.6:;-~:..J(l:L..L I Ch Law Violations J I ,. ' ' • ' ... • 9 :~..1 t~ .u.. 10.30 11:80 12.00 12.10 12:15 12.30 12:45 1. ~ :> 1:30 2·00 2:30 a·oo 3:30 4•00 4'15 4.30 5.00 6:30 6•45 0 5~ 7 00 7 30 8·00 9.00 ' Kendall Tboioas, huntmg officer ~t the g81)1e refuge, last Friday "&ned affl~avlls cha~ging the governor, Wall~ce. OtiS T. Throg· morton a hunting officer on the retu'ge 'and J, M. McClintock, a tefuge \employe: with hunting duck and geeie after legal hours Dec. 4 ·suehan-nan signed warrants for tile arre&l of the four late Frld>y, and Throgmorton an4 McClintock picked up· their wa~nls a the Ballard County·Courthou&e ~atur· Katie's Kitchen As the World TuniJ Beat the Clock !louse party Big Payoff The Vcrdoct Is Youn Brighter Day the warrants on 1 Wallace. Seeret Storm Wh•r• You.r: Dollors, -Buy More;.t~ristmos .f ., . . . ' .. ' ' ' ·=GIFTS • "· · Tots· .': .i T·hon :.Evet., ,ef~re! - CBBISTMAS'. SBOPPING BOlJBS OPEN .9 to. 9 1 P~M. ·A.M. · '' . -' e: · (OMFORTS · eMOIE:.ot· "'OIIISTMAS ·'til fBRIS'J'M.U . ., ,• ' ' STILL ~lJS SUCI'IONS for ~08E Warner, viee grand; c. C. Cuck· Ier, reeording secretary; Walter Cleland, financial secretary and Robert Warner1 treMurcr. · ,. ; '; r,; ; MEIGS GENII\AL HOSPITAL I Admitted: Wllllanl O'Donnell, 1 Pomeroy.! · '' A past activity. of the lodg~ Diocbarged: Mr~ Lawltnce llY· .,a, been a proJect of prov•dln, sell and infant, Ml4dleport; Mrs. food ~askelJ at 'christmas lime- Julian Welch and \nfaqt, RuUand; , t~e lfOVernu or t~llien'a PJ'• .. ....... $UJ to $U5 •Men's H&tl ,, •.••••• $1.11 to SUI uncil Meetm'g • h N~on_ · vard creating a~ better and more l ~ ' , II ~ , to do his prowhng at n.agbt. One h~• been ~~ded ' '' face the ~¥Jic. ' N 10 r ep11res Weather91an Casey'Jonei I , The Millionaire ' . 5.95 8~95 & 10.95 ' LADIES' · ROBES fi. HOUS£COATS $2.99 • $3,99 Fla!lllels, Nylons aDd Cottons .. • .. .. • .. • .. · sl'IFFI:.E~'S i.UDGET NY,LON HOSE 79¢ & $1·, Full·Fasliloned •Stretch eSeainless .. •. •••••.. ... .. · • • • Taffetas, Crystals, Fallle'I; •Wool Crepes ••• banks for the cooperation giver. AWOL TAKIN him during !hits :our t Y~~: i~a~; Charles T Payton, Jetferaon, o., ( ce. He pone. ouh 't;; was taken into custody here .Mon· ,dvonceo made on I e cotnmum da and lodged In jail awaiting ,, council and expressed th• .Y. uthorillel Sherif! Rol> le.sore that connell co~linue '" ot; m~o~ry!l:rtcnbacb ;wd Payton Ia oresenl role of advancement to· . rWOL lrorillhe U~ S. N·VY· T)a!e Smith was unabie to . eLIIII'!I Blllllaes •••• $1~ io ·t3.98 ·~J'IIIUea •~ Stlrla .... ~ fU9 to' $7.95 '4Jlle• Go'MIB , • , • • $1.88 to fU8 • Lldlea SUpi • • • • • • $1.98 to $5.tS eCoatiiiU Jewelry •••..••..• $LOO t,o to be the Bronx Zoo collecthm. •Ladles .,,., : .. .•. ·~-oo t2.,. ·:ola··V . • •Habd.,.,.a .._~ ,,.,: n ,_, ••I• • •·• • • •· $1'""' •Vfl ·· JO- ••••• ~ 0 meeting in January by newly sumers whites and 'bro~, A ... 'o .. .... 3k e Lldlct GIOTes . . . . fl.OO to fl.99 • t I " ' •O'Nlte ci~t . ..... fl.lt to $US • HOllie SUppers . . • . $1.98 to 'Ut • Dresi Flits .. .. .. $t,tt • •u• M GIRLS' PRETTY HOLIDAY DRESSES elected Fraoklin Rizer and Les· umboa 44-49, A lata~ . 40:!4, A 11 lie Fultz. medium 36-39, A small ZW4, 13 Jl f "f Ot~er new members olthe o£fi· large 36-39, FOB A Iortie 41H!O, (C II uoc1 Flom p1 go ona) coal family who were present at A medium 44-45, ll largo 45-46. In °~1~1 the west's leaders '"e Mtnday meeting were new!) Chickens, steady, !eyers 3-31> loti ~ey 'must 10 ahead with 1hler.ted treasurer Elmo RuSiell lb 1412-16, heo1y ·• heM 16-18, stren;theniu~ their mflltsr)' posl· and new clerk Edna ScMenleb. light hens 10·11, fryer pr)ceo 3000 lion In ordet to talk peace with Present at the last '~"1on o,r ~t 141>, 50,000 at IG, 18,000 at Moscow on a plan~ of e4uallly. Coun'll for 19~7 were. Cler.< 1e. 'Tho sources-stressed that · any ChJirles Leger who bec~mes tile Buller 90 &core· 7lc. ..ovea towards Mo8Cow will be new mayor of Pomeroy on Jan. - - . --'-'_,_.,_...__ with the full approval of all t ; Couocolmen Roy B•UIDg, 1>ur ar<! Jones and !)on Mullen. ~~~~~~·;.......~~Schaefer, Wij>ne Swish.,, · Rich· All Sizes ··•Prints. •Solids I 'Fancies ...•.••• . •Girls B~ .. ... $L•e to $1.88 . .. •Girll Dr. , ... : $1.99 to .• US I . eGtrls PajamU ; ... $U9 to n.4t GIRS FOR BOYS ' 9;4' , Sign ' 0~ , " '· § 45 M~rnlng Movie 11.00 Adventur:s In Learning 11:50 NelghMrs 12 ,00 Noon News 12·15 Cartoon Cluo 12.30 Liberace l.OO Grelchcu Wade Show !:3D Movie Malluee 2:45 J.el'a Go S~opplnf 3:00 Amerlc•o .lland.lland UO Do You Trull }'our Wife f:OO American Bandlt.and 5 00 Wild : IUU Hjckot. &JO Mickey Mo~ Club G:QO £ai1qo~ CIJIII ~ 'J • Hen'a JcaiiJ • , ••·• • • tl.tl lo tUI •Sport 8b1rt1 •, , . . • • $Ut to $Ut eHoue SUppen •••• $1.80 to SUS ellen's Slippers . : . . $Ut to fJJI ellea'a Wldte Sldrtl •.... .. · U.tt LADIESI.HOLID~YDRESSES expressed to them his heartfel~ The other ret111Dg councilman, of the spec"' n;--..ua .•M' •·· 'l,'lu ... .... ,.... " f1.fl • Mea'• lkteb . . . . . . . . lie to U.l!ll MEETING POSTPONED C'o ' Letart Falls PTA meet!nK ached· I uled for tonight baa been postp<>n· (Conilnuod From Poit Onel , eu until further noUee olcoordtng his final meeting with counCJI 10 Mra. Robert Aabley, prc10dent. .. . '· . ellen·•' .es .••• •. and the \year around-for necdv Mrs. Joh.n ·n~k~, Xenia.' fam1hes. otospcrous commun1ty. to MEtf.S'~ FitU DIES$ SHIRTS $199 $3.95 · •WIJ~ · •SOLil>S OFANCIES • •• • I« ·'. . .. ., . MEN's 'HRIST~ SLACK~ $4.98 to $8.95 TWEEDS ~!GABS •FANCIES OB_.,..., ' I 1 Chiutcl14or said in Frank1ort t, a1 , ,esenl ot the Monday night ses, .he didn't. knowlnilY ~lolate anY .:en. · ' · ,, MAR~Er .·REPOI\:1 · , jawa, ~\IIJ.tllat lt.be:dod. he was, Swisher and ·Smith will be re· CJNOINNAT!· UP~Proiluco,: willing to come to court here and ~IHCed on council at the lim Eggs, firu1, prices at !armr, con· Edse of Night MY8lery Thealm , YoUl' E8!o Reporter Sporta P.arada 6'25 ·- · .$W' • · • Boya Leapter Glcwes .... •Girls PinUel .......'.. . !k to Jk 'Girla Slim JIDII ·.: , . . :: .. , ., $U8 eGirll GloJis . :.'.... : m·to •u• .. ., . ., ' '• ' S·.. ,1.78 • BoJB We~lern Jeans .... ; • : . . ' .U.88 ' ' eiioy~ P1annel Shlris .. : ... : . .': $1.99 •11911 Sol " ....... ..: ,', ;• " 3te ''illiltli~ ' 11:3/);''~''- Choft!IDI wratt . ~~7\pi ~ ,<;~·:.t· -; i'~-::f; 'T'I,>." 'tld: ' . ~Ql!'ln:E~ Arr~w held Dec. 10 in !he lodge hall. 10 to' !4. Other officers named were Ted effort8 Wnuld be made to serve iunng his tenure of offlce. 11:00 Up·to-tho-minute !>lewa 11:05 Sc~nnlng the We,lher 11:10 The Late Show ' s riW M Vfti.IR'' counCJ!man Wayne Swi•her. · ADD AN ,i'ARIIVARK president of the council . •who '.' NEW YORK tJi>~ll new addi· ''" •"" olsn voiced hiS sent. ,10, to New Yorl nightlife Ia the menta by, expressing Ius thanks aardvark. The aardvar~. a native day. 1 ' or c~operauon ana \he lastm ~ ot Kenya, Africa, is a snou,t-nosed Officials »ere Indicated that no _ friendshiP! whieh had been made blg,crred anomal which prefen "' Channel13 Tuesday Challllei13-WedfttWaJ ·~:~. tar <lrv;.GM~ ' F~t r.egulaitons" Owens. added. ~30 I've Got A Secret 1 00 U S. Steel !lour ~:~f Si,o On 9:45 . Morning Mo~le 11:00 Ad~entures on LP.arnlng 11:~0 Ne1ghbors 12:06 Noon News 12:15 Cartoon Club 12.30 Frankte Laine 1:00 Gretchen Wade Sbow \:30 Movl• Matinee 2•45 Lei's Go Cbrlstmas ShOt> · plnJ S:OO American Bandstand 3:80 Do You Trtlil Your Wile f:OO American Bandslaoa 6·00 Sir Lancelot e:ao Hickey Mouse Club 8:00 Cutoon Club ~~O,il~.l Two M,eigs County stol:k ~Hi~p.:..Eweo & Lm•· a to 12: Ewes 3 lo 10; Sheep 3 lace either would "appear or be repreoenled" here WedneRday at a bearing Into 1llle~ed violations ol hunting resulallons ~~ the Bal· lard County Wildlife ' POJlll ref· uge. . · County Attorney Hayden Owens uid 'that an opinion from sbte ~tty. Gen. J, M. Ferguson re~t· lmg to the case waa expected 1n !he mall today. He said as far as lie knew the opil!lon relsted to Wallaet'~ ,lbeques· ref· uge, whichright be to saidbe i!'onn~ tinned. " "The only question Is whether ttie~ wete hunting In violation of s.gn On CaplJin Kangaroo CBS News Morning Sbnw . CBS New~ Mo•'llng State NeWI uarry Moore Arthur Godfrey Sln<e It Rich News f..l Noo~ Katie's Almanae Love of Life Search for Tomlll'J'01' Guiding Light I Love Lucy Big Reeord 1 All WICIWFFE, Ky. UP l. O!li· (Conllll\ltd From Pego Ont) ' to 8; Culls 1 to 5; Bucks 3 to 8; t!lals !Bid today Gov A. B. Chan· John Sautage, Pomeroy, W." Fat Wethers 4 to 8> dler and alate Fish and Wlldllfe elected the N~ble Grand of M•n· LAMBS,-Tops 20; Seconds llelourcea Comml!sioner Earl Wal- era! Lodge No. 242 ;n election• to 18· Ligh WtJ 12 to 16; Common WHTN-TV Cl,onnel l~ " . =· .,,. , , 1.::00 ,, ~ . ·.;"' , _,. , , ,... . ·""ltj>bon. Tim• • • g,;so rJ'~.~eif" ~·' ··, . '' !•;Jill til.liu ' ·Nt""{,;; ..... ' W~ Ppb!l, • ' , ~,iitifJ > I ' " ' a• ''6"~ ' ~DI fOI*iCII ~jlop ' J.9; '>, • ,, ' , New~:·· '. ". t Happy .ChandJer . !ll'ged F Garne Channel8-Tuesday ChannelS - Wednesday ' I L 1 ''• un ' .•c' Rocket A La ' l'we'Jnt0Skies ' ' Rodio Dial '· I l ' 11 ~'' •. , operetta "JU llld He •Wu 1anta", will ·~~ pr-led Wedne.. Ia}' at 7:30 p. m' lll',the Rjvervlew lchoo) Al!(litor!um IU\del' lbe dJ.I plans to equ!p 111elf with the !"Oil ·ecli~n ·ot Allce.Neaoe.,There Will 'i.t modern WI!JIPoP•. po..tbte. ue no a~mi!li"!' c~ae bjl\ an II Monday, the United St~tes of· 1 . tered Its Eurooeap allies •)l'eep- >ffertng wJII be }ak'1JI. 1 U'~l tng aid In the form ol a nuct'ar Tlfo\PS , stockpile In EUrope and lnterme· NEW HlGH-J.PW YORK Ul,' -" ll'lie ·lliehelt CHAiu!oN 0 UP A six· •dlato range mllill!l. reported temper-tare ·In 'liie . foot, aeven . inch. rockel. buill by . Follo~~:g v~~?.e!~~~: of .the lion Monday wu 80 d~areeo tWo l=)lardoll, High Sch!)Ol ll'lsh· u s posltoon at the long aea~lono {inpvllle, TeJ. T)le low r~ned .. rqen(shOI a mile into the sky Sun· .,: nda Eisenhower skipped a this mOl'oing/waa 8 above at In· day In w~il -~~e 1boy: "'t':,;a~i~~~ fo~mat'dtnner Monday night and ternatlonal Falla, ~>?••· molt 1ueeeUlu. o went to bed early He wu up e:u"· la~nchjnga. • 1 ly t,p6a)r for hla talks with Zoll GALLIPOLIS LI!IISTOCiK The aevon pound roc.e 1'£" d Ad d then paid a lb • to 1 built lby BUI Head aD~· Richard annUme~~=~';,';~l:nto SHAPE head· HOGS-176 to 220 · '· • , Jqtle, both H, of Munson Town· 'l'oarters outside Parla. ' 19.75; 220 10 2!10 )~' 19 to 1875; ' -•1 11 1 hed from a "to q light 17 to 19.76; Fil IOWI 12 to .,. ~· , wao aunc . There at the place whore he lB; Stags 12 10 16; Boars 10 to 15 on a farm near their homlfe.. f t' once heid forth as supreme com· Sows - PI•• 60 to 126 Shoats 5 The rocket burled ltse IIX ee d r of Allied powero In Eu· to . • • 20 In the ground alter lb 'fllgh~ II ma~ \e conceded that he was was 'propelled by a mixture of :~~~what "homesock" for the mill· CATTLE _ Stoer! 12 10 22; zinc dqsl and sulphur tar)' life. But, despite his recent Heifers !2 to 21; Ba6y l!eef 14 to · ailment&, the Preslde~t indicated 22; Fat Cows 12 to. 16; C~nners 7 the pohtlcalllfe Ia bema taken In to u; !lulls 12 to l8; ~lk stride since be aonounced he now 110 to 140. feels 'better than he has "on • VEAL iALVES - Tops 29.110; Of long, long time." Seconds to 2tl; ·KediUIII ' 16 to ~ ' 20; COO). Hvs. 16 to :U; O:lls 6 WCHS-TV Chon~te~l Of the family namee appearlng ,m the Dec. yours when you discover your great Aunt's Side... Great • grandparents arc and petilwns plior to the primary 2 ..sue of the Sentinel Editorial 'Column, all are preeumed to be related by m. or bl line o~ both, ·as this department's records show, 1In ce no word has been received to the con· trary. The 'nne "Layne or McGee" should have read 'McGhee or McGee', the name 8 4G Slgo Or, . T00 Tod1y 7:00 'l,'oday . ' 9.00 l!omper Room . 9·Uu Bomper Boom S:SO 'ilrDuble With Father 9 30 Trouble Wltlt Father 10:00 Arl~ne Fraoc!s Show 10 00 Arlene Fran~ll Show 10:30 Tr\'1•1111 Hunt 10'30 Trenlll'• Hunt jll•DO 'l'lt• Price II ~lrht 11·011 Tl'e Price 11 RJ'bt n ·so Truth or Conaequentel 11 30 Tr•1th or ConJequonoet 12·00 Tic Tac Dou&~ 12:00 11c Tac Dough 12.30 It Could Be You 12 SO It Could Be You 1.00 Mld-Dav New1 I DO Mid Day News 1:15 Movlellme I 15 Movlellme 2 30 Bride and Groom 2:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Matinee Theatre 3 00 Math.ee Theatre 4·00 Quoen for a Day 4 00 Queen 101 a Day 4:45 Modern Romances 4 45 Modern Romances 5·00 Comedy Tblle 5:00 Comedy Time ~:30 Spinach PlayhquiO fi·SO Spma~b Playhouoe Q: 15 Sports EYf 6:15 Sports Eye 6·25 Wealbercasl 6·25 Weathercast 6:30 News Pocture 6.30 News Plclute 6:45 NBC News 6'45 NBC NEW~ 1·00 Big 10 Football •Higbllgbts 7.00 Boots & Saddlet 7 SO Nat ltinll Cole , 8 (}() George Gobel Show v·!lo ' Wagon Train 9 00 Meet McGraw B 30 Father )(nows Best 9.30 Bob .::ummings Show 9 00 Kraft Theater 10·00 The Californian, 10:00 'l'hl• I 1 Your Lite 10:30 '!'he New Adventure• of 10 .30 o Hen!')' PiarhoJSe' Kane 11·00 News Marlon Headllnei 1):00 News Headllnea ' 11 .10 Wealherca•l ll ·IO Wenth~cast Ill~ Nllewatch 11:15 Nit4Wi\~h 1:00 Slrn Off . t·OO Sil!ll Off est. If It Is not iu the planning, they would learn that it sbould be. The boons or ~u~h a highway development ought to be many fol~. our dru!lli ,for a ~hway Jlnk that witlmut do~~~.~WQUlli be a veal boost to the prosper· 0 itfof K'~is c:ount~ generally and fit secureFirst, it would open eastern Meigs County ly into lbe long tange needs of this area's to brilliant employment possibilities at Kaihigbway gystem. ser's aluminum plant by prov1dmg a shorter From ~vallable Information it appears len· route from any pmnt m the count)' to the Ra· tatil'e PIDIIS ar~ completed to relocate 33 venswood plant. Its ultimate e!fect would be east of its present course from Athens so as a general rise of living standards in the en· to intersect Ro1Jte 7 BOmewbere between Five tirety of this county as new homes are built Points &nd Chester. We have been informed and older houses improved and enlarged. Ulat •t leul'for th~ 'time, being .9~.~9, Is the fluih .· ft highway certNnly shou'ld taJ'SGi ye..-·for re!ocatlon) jt'lk contemplat¢d futl\l'~'·J)IIeds whic~· )re~l.ill~!l to bl! sen4!J!• 33 OVC{ ~~~t~} ~o Pomeroy ~d ov. ~· sl~ Aff~; Pittstiur~·~o'nsalld~ted ~ells er lbe Pilllleroy-~asbn bndge, east to Ripley Letart Falls holdings to an industty wtJich and to tide water as presently. big since nothing small would w!rrani 'Pill!!< Everyone who might know is quiet about burgh fooling with It, such a highway bnk hacldng a patli from ~4er,e. 3~ ln~ef*ts 7 to would be m~re Imperative thlll npw. . tbe river, and ~ f~~ b*ge (j) con- . Furthermore/ creating an altemate Route ner:t Wltll 33 via Raven~ a! l\lpleJ. This 33 would remove one more eerlous lmpedt. llllf or may not be In the departmept's think· men! to this famous highway being used lng. If it Is, no one Is showing his blue prints more by tourist traffic enroute from the Old yet. North11est to the Old Dominion. Route 33 For Jears th~ only way to communicate would have one of its great "detours• remov· with West Vlrcii!IJ betwe~n Pomeroy and ed. Instead, it would traverse In a near P~ker.sburJ has been by the Ravenswood straight' line the scenic Southeastern Ohio ferry or rowboat pull~d up In bushes along hills, cross the river near one of the world's the river. Here Is an 80 mile length of river largest aluminum plants (and whatever may that Is •''barrier to commerce and S()clal re- come to Letart Falls eventually) p~lng lations between Southeastern Ohio and West through West VIrginia to Old Vlrgirlia. Virginia. This a subject that merits attention by ev· Why should we not urge upon highway de- eryone interested In the future of Meigs partment planners advantages of an ajter- County . It may never haJipen unless we w,111t nate Route 33 across a new bridge at or near It badl:~;, enough. to depland it. And speedlng . Ripley? 'Illt's already In the planvlng, fine, it up could hurt no one. , .. ' Bv Meigs COunty As Boost For Local Living Standards -WbUe 110 oize ill lhe know seems to know we should be but boosting it with our inter- • Jl. ' I" ·:;·;Deny ~ilqnel, Pcllneroy·~lddl~po~,·9·· 'D~: n ; 1957-3 ·,l:li~~ . .: .:Sc ' ' ..hool s' oys . On"theNATO ~tillar)' side: the eourcll adde4o will p(uh ahead wl.lh • f:lighwcr~ Pro~ Concerrting Route 33 Should Be Pushed exactly '\'!ill'' the S!fte:Highway Dep~tmpnt has ~ tn!*d:lor ~le 83 from Athens to Polllel'llY, ilo)l' is a aood Ume to' 'start beating • ' .,..l • .• Tiieatoru SitiA Off ,. 11.00 ' ~m,.~:- , . ,J\10 , !liea~o• '3:110 S11n ()If ' --------=---~~------~~--~~~---,- ' A NIW MAKE \automobile 1een parted bore bore 1 TRENTON, N. J. UP - A for· this slgd In the window: "Made In elgn-made, Fennsylvania • lieenaed der Black F.oreat by EU~" :, 1 I I eloo% I' WOOl alAtlns··· .. ·.. · $11.95 • >1 \ 'I •••'" TOWEL sn$'r.';';•••. $1.00 & $1.99' I 0 I< .. WtNDOW CURfAlNJ: .;.·· $1.99 to $3.99 eCOTJON ~OOP • .~... . $1.99to ·$l.9$ ' 'f I LAMPS ':,........ $1.98 - $~;98 ! . ' ·Jt · ..~IJ '. �I 1 , ' I l < .---- TH~~--~~~;i~HTINEL f·~iaft~~jng~ Editorially .. • '"""' ......... .. I .__.., Chqnnel3-Tuesday Ch~JUI813 - Wed"'"ay , 6:4G Sll!ll On Open Employment T Us I I . MEIGS ·~ENEALOGY DEPARTMENT 1.. I LaYlletemalnlngse~~t~~ - ' . Jnfotbition as to: ~111t}t ancestors of ALKIRE and BUTCHER who settled in Meigs County Is needed by this department. f 'U ....er ami es mentioned can help ALKIRE and BUTCHER In this endeavor by mailing Information they may have. In the development of a family gene~·logy ODe ca'n begin with th t th . e younge! o1 e pres ent feneration or with the eldest known\. an. cestors, The aDproach depends on tht! Jnihvi· al • duaI. Some fl n. d more ... easure in the;et~er fOlkl and some would rat~er begin with their ' · lmmedlate families, ·searching backward '!!'he· latter II prefl!'Te<l since aeeuricy· can re: 1alned llll:nughout the records, .pji~""enea· l' 'll.t-1.~ IOI)' Department must work 1rom both ends. ,'rhll II an appropriate time to discuss ava llable aources of information Cor Meigs Counllant. Meigs Cormty Courthouse at Porneroy hu Probate Records where Information can be read and copied from old Deeds, Wllls and. reeordm o! Court actions. In the Record. er'• of11Pe wtU be found land tr•nsactlons as ' • 0,. s A i/t ,, - L early U IN4, and earlier il one searches hard' eiiOUib, and If one searclles the birth ancl lllll'l'laae record& many thrills cwn , ~::;;;;=: _ :::::;::;; __ -- Dally SentrneJ ,.. Daybook i Your Election Laws NE\v ARRIVAk lftd Ml's EulleQlj , Sldere B~ley) are annot~ncl~s t he UY TED W. BROWN Secret•rv of Stato BEATS SP!EDIIIA RAP REED CITY, Mich. UP -A cJr. 1 cuit cou.rt jury found CusyLvll Streator of Luther Innocent of a speeding charge after he showed 11 would be mechanlct,lly impossl· blo for his car to exteed the speed limit. Streator was ticketed for dnving IJO miles an hour but he six pound iOn, Sunday, There arc twG basic methods convinced the jury a gqvernor at· Masoq Clinic T}lfy also of bccommg a candidate for clct'· tachcd to his car 10. days before ye~r old daughtet. Grnnd· twn In 0)110 One of t11ese " I> the alleged spcedmg offense would j·pat·ents arc Mr. and Mrs. George b..come a party eand1date by fll· not allow his car to a:o over 65 and Mr and Mrs. Leslie mg declarations of candidacy miles an hour Mr and Mrs. David oq~r. Mrs. j election, and rcce1Vlng the noml- , name was Carolme Instead or Callie, and she was not your Aunt, but your third Cousin . Or that greaj grandfather's name was G. W. instead or William, and his wife's name was the same as your next door neighbor's d th t 1 hbo t b bl a.n \ a as ne g rs you are re 1a ed y . lme. , '! • Helen OSley. Middleport; M" natiOn ol the party; ond the see Mabel Pettll, Pomeroy M•!: Nancy I ond method is to tole a stale· Siders mcnt nf cand1dacy and oom•~al· w g pctJlwns ~ ud have your namt FEATURED IN NEWS placed ' dtreclly on the gener.•l Sgt S"a J !'~>her, WAC, dau· ba llot . ghter of lh)or and Mrs. C. 0 11 an elcr ~ur full o~>s the for.: Ftshcr, was one of two •member> r our)(f! ao(i I ~ f)ect,pd te rcP,~tsent the wu 111 ,,,., Army r""P' wh.• ~~·~rty •~~Ae,i~~n_l!l',! el~ctlon, shown hi the suwtoy Dn· lhe nome of ~Ill "!illmoco l party pa1ch 111 the new dress btu~ un•· will oppcar heneath h" name oo form ot 1he WAC Sl t FISher the ballot. If an elcrtor chouse. " '"'~'"d 10 recrUiting duty ••o the sceontl meohod ul nummalio,· Cotu.nhus h" name will appeur "n the gcn oral elrction ballot • 1thuut P" 0' LEGION YULE EPARTY dcSlg nal!on. Feeney Benn!'lt Poot NQ 128 The lerm "dcclm 11Cn of can Amcrtc01n Legion, will t~Uvu .the•r aldacy" mcllJla tho form u~cg bY Chmlm"' donner wec!nl'!ldoy ~' p'ersons dosirlng In be ean ' a1e• 7 p. "' at the Log•on H.. u. All ·for a party nominnt•on Th·• nwmb•·•·s arc asked to r~·port t9 foTJn '" prclllr~lmd ~r law 8011 night .1 1 o so ot ll•• hail to JOel< ·o'lthou ~ h 11 ~ contain~~ on one treots ler the eommuu.l¥ par4< ~b~et ot Is rnude Ill' ol throe on r!U"Ostmas ·Eve. II t. reported ~am ' Ill the ~cclmtion of thut $22~ h"' bo•n oapdldnry m wh~e h the candidate the gtll s rot ·the lists ha~ name~ adcll'ess, etr • and G•ve" fund w!olrb" 'the office lor whoch he de· ycnr's amount The m,embqro slrc to he a, candodJtc; 12) lh~ who slill owe thCU" 10511 duos petollon' tn be signed by quallfoe• are tirged to pay us soon as pos- elector!! who an~ members of th; slbte 'lllme pot1tocol p.rty as 1he can<l• dntc and who arc residents of t~c AUXILIARY PARTY torrltory mal vote w1 forthin ' the ~hi olftc hec; eleetor; (3l the The Au<~hary of Ihe F'ecney- oath of the mculator on whlah Bennett Post, No 128, Ame ru~a n l th 1r Legion, will have their Chl'istm•• the person who cl!cu ales e 1' • tltlon aflrms that he IS o quail· party Frld•y at 7 30 't 11 " Le· fled elector of the Stole of Ohw glon Hall and will exchonge gifts h oil Each nlem•·r ol candidate l e &arne pand. ~ ia aaked lo brio& a and1a member ty the ' d " "d·•1ch••· Ilea parsaw" each of tho persom ' P1a1e o1 coo kt•• on that he Family Bib)es are essential sources of vital information often !lmes unnoticed at a casual glance. It should be noted here that dates are very important in all vital stalls· tics. Names of places, especially Counties, Town.lhips, 'l'owps, O{eek~,/Rivers, Hills and other ' land m . arks gleaneo rom your search, Al'e equally Important. tt d f II b Old newspapers, 1e et·s an ~m y ooks retain Iheir informat)on, unle!s perused dur· . ing those Ieasure minutes 4 · , T · lte libtnry should have in i!IJ posseioliOD C<ipfes- Of -old ne'ws print -dating from The Spectator, The Leader and The Sentinel'. The Spectator is partiCularly valuable for pioneer study since it was published In the 1830's. Thl s was th e format1ve period or Meigs Counly's devolopmeni. Ohio became II< State, in 1803. The first settl.ers came to the Gallipolis area In 1790. How do you fit into the scheme of progress and advance of Meigs County? Mail In your talking cards today. A word can become a mountain or knowledg~ for you. who•• names on the peU· thereto. TIMES ARE TOUGH AGAIN NEW VORK UP- One subway rider must have been c!.isappomt· ed when the subway .strike ended Monday. A teller to 'the NeN York Daily News read: ult has bet:n a pleasure riding the jam· med 8Ubways these pas t few days and' t trust the str1ke will ron· ti nttc for mu!y weeks to come " rt was s1gned, "ltalph, the pic tt· pocket ' Melas County News 12:10 p.m. Doily "' on 9.90 SfiOI On Your 7'59 a·oo 8.45 900 9:45 7:59 Sign On s·oo Capli'ln KanaarQo 8:45 CBS l>oews 9.00 Morning Show 9:45 CBS News 9:55 llorning State ;lews 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11'30 Strike It Rich 12•00 News at Noon 12'10 Katie's Almanae 12:15 Love of Lite 12 3C Search for Tomorrow 12.45 Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1·30 Aa the World 1'llrlll 2.00 Beat tt-e Clock 2 30 Houseparl)' a·oo Big PaJoff 3:30 The Ve diet l8 Yours 400 Brighter Day 4.15 Secret Storm 4 30 Edge of Night 5:00 Myst~ry Theater 6·55 Weatherman 6 30 Your E!lso Reporter 6.45 Sports Parade 7.00 Parndel.of Stars 7'80 Tele~~one Time 8:00 Phil Silvers Show 8:30 B1g Ten Highlights 900 To 'rell The Truth 9.30 Rect Skelton 10.00 $64,000 Qucatlon 10:30 Mama 11:00 Up·to-the minute News 11:05 Scnnmng the Weather 11.10 The Late Show ,CC~ ' 'I'U,LI PA11TY The Chrbtmas party of the Child Conaervatlon L ea~ u e will be held Wcdnesdny ut the homJ of Mrs. Russell Wilson A !Ill' exch11nge Is planned for the socilll hour and a guest spc.tkcr w1U present the program . I DIS ME.TING Raolne Cha~ter lS4 of lhe Or· der of taatern Star will hol4 a . special meeting for the purpose of installatloo 011 Wednesday, J.'lec 18 at 8 p. m. <t tho ltaclae Rctrcshment'~ Masonic Temple. ,· I' will be _•orved jn the d~1onu room. -- . I I .t" ' ' TV. JN CIIUIOI · MADISON, Wis. UP -The Beth· ei Lutheran Church here,l\11 sqhi!'<1 tho problem of ~elfio,.. l 'I . < • ~ •<,. ~ ~ I ' I I , , ' , ' I I ' '. ' The 'television patl,or lnstalledf.iift:~5~i~~~~~! 11 orowda. cloi~~; Wult •YII~III tl)e ch~ 10 parlahloners be sea~ In the matb l eail't can b)oar,-.a~4 aee-the Ion a TV let ID1Ihe basomcnt I -4- • I WH~ , LONDON UP..-A woman ml!ll'· ·~~:~:~~~~PROGRAM IE <:unn. UPviewed by a roving BBC tclevl•· llppman ion cr.flw en 1 "1eeing eye" a tele•islou I g,·am Handoy ~IKht · ""' lo' hear a • who wu repr,atntlnl Great house and lain at lbt tiATO ~onftrcnce In etlh and i Part~ "Pr,~~ J;tsea~Qwer, aup...-e," •lll ," ~ "· ... ~• • ,'Jo>."'«; ~. ,,.,l!:1!-....::!l¢l~~.6:;-~:..J(l:L..L I Ch Law Violations J I ,. ' ' • ' ... • 9 :~..1 t~ .u.. 10.30 11:80 12.00 12.10 12:15 12.30 12:45 1. ~ :> 1:30 2·00 2:30 a·oo 3:30 4•00 4'15 4.30 5.00 6:30 6•45 0 5~ 7 00 7 30 8·00 9.00 ' Kendall Tboioas, huntmg officer ~t the g81)1e refuge, last Friday "&ned affl~avlls cha~ging the governor, Wall~ce. OtiS T. Throg· morton a hunting officer on the retu'ge 'and J, M. McClintock, a tefuge \employe: with hunting duck and geeie after legal hours Dec. 4 ·suehan-nan signed warrants for tile arre&l of the four late Frld>y, and Throgmorton an4 McClintock picked up· their wa~nls a the Ballard County·Courthou&e ~atur· Katie's Kitchen As the World TuniJ Beat the Clock !louse party Big Payoff The Vcrdoct Is Youn Brighter Day the warrants on 1 Wallace. Seeret Storm Wh•r• You.r: Dollors, -Buy More;.t~ristmos .f ., . . . ' .. ' ' ' ·=GIFTS • "· · Tots· .': .i T·hon :.Evet., ,ef~re! - CBBISTMAS'. SBOPPING BOlJBS OPEN .9 to. 9 1 P~M. ·A.M. · '' . -' e: · (OMFORTS · eMOIE:.ot· "'OIIISTMAS ·'til fBRIS'J'M.U . ., ,• ' ' STILL ~lJS SUCI'IONS for ~08E Warner, viee grand; c. C. Cuck· Ier, reeording secretary; Walter Cleland, financial secretary and Robert Warner1 treMurcr. · ,. ; '; r,; ; MEIGS GENII\AL HOSPITAL I Admitted: Wllllanl O'Donnell, 1 Pomeroy.! · '' A past activity. of the lodg~ Diocbarged: Mr~ Lawltnce llY· .,a, been a proJect of prov•dln, sell and infant, Ml4dleport; Mrs. food ~askelJ at 'christmas lime- Julian Welch and \nfaqt, RuUand; , t~e lfOVernu or t~llien'a PJ'• .. ....... $UJ to $U5 •Men's H&tl ,, •.••••• $1.11 to SUI uncil Meetm'g • h N~on_ · vard creating a~ better and more l ~ ' , II ~ , to do his prowhng at n.agbt. One h~• been ~~ded ' '' face the ~¥Jic. ' N 10 r ep11res Weather91an Casey'Jonei I , The Millionaire ' . 5.95 8~95 & 10.95 ' LADIES' · ROBES fi. HOUS£COATS $2.99 • $3,99 Fla!lllels, Nylons aDd Cottons .. • .. .. • .. • .. · sl'IFFI:.E~'S i.UDGET NY,LON HOSE 79¢ & $1·, Full·Fasliloned •Stretch eSeainless .. •. •••••.. ... .. · • • • Taffetas, Crystals, Fallle'I; •Wool Crepes ••• banks for the cooperation giver. AWOL TAKIN him during !hits :our t Y~~: i~a~; Charles T Payton, Jetferaon, o., ( ce. He pone. ouh 't;; was taken into custody here .Mon· ,dvonceo made on I e cotnmum da and lodged In jail awaiting ,, council and expressed th• .Y. uthorillel Sherif! Rol> le.sore that connell co~linue '" ot; m~o~ry!l:rtcnbacb ;wd Payton Ia oresenl role of advancement to· . rWOL lrorillhe U~ S. N·VY· T)a!e Smith was unabie to . eLIIII'!I Blllllaes •••• $1~ io ·t3.98 ·~J'IIIUea •~ Stlrla .... ~ fU9 to' $7.95 '4Jlle• Go'MIB , • , • • $1.88 to fU8 • Lldlea SUpi • • • • • • $1.98 to $5.tS eCoatiiiU Jewelry •••..••..• $LOO t,o to be the Bronx Zoo collecthm. •Ladles .,,., : .. .•. ·~-oo t2.,. ·:ola··V . • •Habd.,.,.a .._~ ,,.,: n ,_, ••I• • •·• • • •· $1'""' •Vfl ·· JO- ••••• ~ 0 meeting in January by newly sumers whites and 'bro~, A ... 'o .. .... 3k e Lldlct GIOTes . . . . fl.OO to fl.99 • t I " ' •O'Nlte ci~t . ..... fl.lt to $US • HOllie SUppers . . • . $1.98 to 'Ut • Dresi Flits .. .. .. $t,tt • •u• M GIRLS' PRETTY HOLIDAY DRESSES elected Fraoklin Rizer and Les· umboa 44-49, A lata~ . 40:!4, A 11 lie Fultz. medium 36-39, A small ZW4, 13 Jl f "f Ot~er new members olthe o£fi· large 36-39, FOB A Iortie 41H!O, (C II uoc1 Flom p1 go ona) coal family who were present at A medium 44-45, ll largo 45-46. In °~1~1 the west's leaders '"e Mtnday meeting were new!) Chickens, steady, !eyers 3-31> loti ~ey 'must 10 ahead with 1hler.ted treasurer Elmo RuSiell lb 1412-16, heo1y ·• heM 16-18, stren;theniu~ their mflltsr)' posl· and new clerk Edna ScMenleb. light hens 10·11, fryer pr)ceo 3000 lion In ordet to talk peace with Present at the last '~"1on o,r ~t 141>, 50,000 at IG, 18,000 at Moscow on a plan~ of e4uallly. Coun'll for 19~7 were. Cler.< 1e. 'Tho sources-stressed that · any ChJirles Leger who bec~mes tile Buller 90 &core· 7lc. ..ovea towards Mo8Cow will be new mayor of Pomeroy on Jan. - - . --'-'_,_.,_...__ with the full approval of all t ; Couocolmen Roy B•UIDg, 1>ur ar<! Jones and !)on Mullen. ~~~~~~·;.......~~Schaefer, Wij>ne Swish.,, · Rich· All Sizes ··•Prints. •Solids I 'Fancies ...•.••• . •Girls B~ .. ... $L•e to $1.88 . .. •Girll Dr. , ... : $1.99 to .• US I . eGtrls PajamU ; ... $U9 to n.4t GIRS FOR BOYS ' 9;4' , Sign ' 0~ , " '· § 45 M~rnlng Movie 11.00 Adventur:s In Learning 11:50 NelghMrs 12 ,00 Noon News 12·15 Cartoon Cluo 12.30 Liberace l.OO Grelchcu Wade Show !:3D Movie Malluee 2:45 J.el'a Go S~opplnf 3:00 Amerlc•o .lland.lland UO Do You Trull }'our Wife f:OO American Bandlt.and 5 00 Wild : IUU Hjckot. &JO Mickey Mo~ Club G:QO £ai1qo~ CIJIII ~ 'J • Hen'a JcaiiJ • , ••·• • • tl.tl lo tUI •Sport 8b1rt1 •, , . . • • $Ut to $Ut eHoue SUppen •••• $1.80 to SUS ellen's Slippers . : . . $Ut to fJJI ellea'a Wldte Sldrtl •.... .. · U.tt LADIESI.HOLID~YDRESSES expressed to them his heartfel~ The other ret111Dg councilman, of the spec"' n;--..ua .•M' •·· 'l,'lu ... .... ,.... " f1.fl • Mea'• lkteb . . . . . . . . lie to U.l!ll MEETING POSTPONED C'o ' Letart Falls PTA meet!nK ached· I uled for tonight baa been postp<>n· (Conilnuod From Poit Onel , eu until further noUee olcoordtng his final meeting with counCJI 10 Mra. Robert Aabley, prc10dent. .. . '· . ellen·•' .es .••• •. and the \year around-for necdv Mrs. Joh.n ·n~k~, Xenia.' fam1hes. otospcrous commun1ty. to MEtf.S'~ FitU DIES$ SHIRTS $199 $3.95 · •WIJ~ · •SOLil>S OFANCIES • •• • I« ·'. . .. ., . MEN's 'HRIST~ SLACK~ $4.98 to $8.95 TWEEDS ~!GABS •FANCIES OB_.,..., ' I 1 Chiutcl14or said in Frank1ort t, a1 , ,esenl ot the Monday night ses, .he didn't. knowlnilY ~lolate anY .:en. · ' · ,, MAR~Er .·REPOI\:1 · , jawa, ~\IIJ.tllat lt.be:dod. he was, Swisher and ·Smith will be re· CJNOINNAT!· UP~Proiluco,: willing to come to court here and ~IHCed on council at the lim Eggs, firu1, prices at !armr, con· Edse of Night MY8lery Thealm , YoUl' E8!o Reporter Sporta P.arada 6'25 ·- · .$W' • · • Boya Leapter Glcwes .... •Girls PinUel .......'.. . !k to Jk 'Girla Slim JIDII ·.: , . . :: .. , ., $U8 eGirll GloJis . :.'.... : m·to •u• .. ., . ., ' '• ' S·.. ,1.78 • BoJB We~lern Jeans .... ; • : . . ' .U.88 ' ' eiioy~ P1annel Shlris .. : ... : . .': $1.99 •11911 Sol " ....... ..: ,', ;• " 3te ''illiltli~ ' 11:3/);''~''- Choft!IDI wratt . ~~7\pi ~ ,<;~·:.t· -; i'~-::f; 'T'I,>." 'tld: ' . ~Ql!'ln:E~ Arr~w held Dec. 10 in !he lodge hall. 10 to' !4. Other officers named were Ted effort8 Wnuld be made to serve iunng his tenure of offlce. 11:00 Up·to-tho-minute !>lewa 11:05 Sc~nnlng the We,lher 11:10 The Late Show ' s riW M Vfti.IR'' counCJ!man Wayne Swi•her. · ADD AN ,i'ARIIVARK president of the council . •who '.' NEW YORK tJi>~ll new addi· ''" •"" olsn voiced hiS sent. ,10, to New Yorl nightlife Ia the menta by, expressing Ius thanks aardvark. The aardvar~. a native day. 1 ' or c~operauon ana \he lastm ~ ot Kenya, Africa, is a snou,t-nosed Officials »ere Indicated that no _ friendshiP! whieh had been made blg,crred anomal which prefen "' Channel13 Tuesday Challllei13-WedfttWaJ ·~:~. tar <lrv;.GM~ ' F~t r.egulaitons" Owens. added. ~30 I've Got A Secret 1 00 U S. Steel !lour ~:~f Si,o On 9:45 . Morning Mo~le 11:00 Ad~entures on LP.arnlng 11:~0 Ne1ghbors 12:06 Noon News 12:15 Cartoon Club 12.30 Frankte Laine 1:00 Gretchen Wade Sbow \:30 Movl• Matinee 2•45 Lei's Go Cbrlstmas ShOt> · plnJ S:OO American Bandstand 3:80 Do You Trtlil Your Wile f:OO American Bandslaoa 6·00 Sir Lancelot e:ao Hickey Mouse Club 8:00 Cutoon Club ~~O,il~.l Two M,eigs County stol:k ~Hi~p.:..Eweo & Lm•· a to 12: Ewes 3 lo 10; Sheep 3 lace either would "appear or be repreoenled" here WedneRday at a bearing Into 1llle~ed violations ol hunting resulallons ~~ the Bal· lard County Wildlife ' POJlll ref· uge. . · County Attorney Hayden Owens uid 'that an opinion from sbte ~tty. Gen. J, M. Ferguson re~t· lmg to the case waa expected 1n !he mall today. He said as far as lie knew the opil!lon relsted to Wallaet'~ ,lbeques· ref· uge, whichright be to saidbe i!'onn~ tinned. " "The only question Is whether ttie~ wete hunting In violation of s.gn On CaplJin Kangaroo CBS News Morning Sbnw . CBS New~ Mo•'llng State NeWI uarry Moore Arthur Godfrey Sln<e It Rich News f..l Noo~ Katie's Almanae Love of Life Search for Tomlll'J'01' Guiding Light I Love Lucy Big Reeord 1 All WICIWFFE, Ky. UP l. O!li· (Conllll\ltd From Pego Ont) ' to 8; Culls 1 to 5; Bucks 3 to 8; t!lals !Bid today Gov A. B. Chan· John Sautage, Pomeroy, W." Fat Wethers 4 to 8> dler and alate Fish and Wlldllfe elected the N~ble Grand of M•n· LAMBS,-Tops 20; Seconds llelourcea Comml!sioner Earl Wal- era! Lodge No. 242 ;n election• to 18· Ligh WtJ 12 to 16; Common WHTN-TV Cl,onnel l~ " . =· .,,. , , 1.::00 ,, ~ . ·.;"' , _,. , , ,... . ·""ltj>bon. Tim• • • g,;so rJ'~.~eif" ~·' ··, . '' !•;Jill til.liu ' ·Nt""{,;; ..... ' W~ Ppb!l, • ' , ~,iitifJ > I ' " ' a• ''6"~ ' ~DI fOI*iCII ~jlop ' J.9; '>, • ,, ' , New~:·· '. ". t Happy .ChandJer . !ll'ged F Garne Channel8-Tuesday ChannelS - Wednesday ' I L 1 ''• un ' .•c' Rocket A La ' l'we'Jnt0Skies ' ' Rodio Dial '· I l ' 11 ~'' •. , operetta "JU llld He •Wu 1anta", will ·~~ pr-led Wedne.. Ia}' at 7:30 p. m' lll',the Rjvervlew lchoo) Al!(litor!um IU\del' lbe dJ.I plans to equ!p 111elf with the !"Oil ·ecli~n ·ot Allce.Neaoe.,There Will 'i.t modern WI!JIPoP•. po..tbte. ue no a~mi!li"!' c~ae bjl\ an II Monday, the United St~tes of· 1 . tered Its Eurooeap allies •)l'eep- >ffertng wJII be }ak'1JI. 1 U'~l tng aid In the form ol a nuct'ar Tlfo\PS , stockpile In EUrope and lnterme· NEW HlGH-J.PW YORK Ul,' -" ll'lie ·lliehelt CHAiu!oN 0 UP A six· •dlato range mllill!l. reported temper-tare ·In 'liie . foot, aeven . inch. rockel. buill by . Follo~~:g v~~?.e!~~~: of .the lion Monday wu 80 d~areeo tWo l=)lardoll, High Sch!)Ol ll'lsh· u s posltoon at the long aea~lono {inpvllle, TeJ. T)le low r~ned .. rqen(shOI a mile into the sky Sun· .,: nda Eisenhower skipped a this mOl'oing/waa 8 above at In· day In w~il -~~e 1boy: "'t':,;a~i~~~ fo~mat'dtnner Monday night and ternatlonal Falla, ~>?••· molt 1ueeeUlu. o went to bed early He wu up e:u"· la~nchjnga. • 1 ly t,p6a)r for hla talks with Zoll GALLIPOLIS LI!IISTOCiK The aevon pound roc.e 1'£" d Ad d then paid a lb • to 1 built lby BUI Head aD~· Richard annUme~~=~';,';~l:nto SHAPE head· HOGS-176 to 220 · '· • , Jqtle, both H, of Munson Town· 'l'oarters outside Parla. ' 19.75; 220 10 2!10 )~' 19 to 1875; ' -•1 11 1 hed from a "to q light 17 to 19.76; Fil IOWI 12 to .,. ~· , wao aunc . There at the place whore he lB; Stags 12 10 16; Boars 10 to 15 on a farm near their homlfe.. f t' once heid forth as supreme com· Sows - PI•• 60 to 126 Shoats 5 The rocket burled ltse IIX ee d r of Allied powero In Eu· to . • • 20 In the ground alter lb 'fllgh~ II ma~ \e conceded that he was was 'propelled by a mixture of :~~~what "homesock" for the mill· CATTLE _ Stoer! 12 10 22; zinc dqsl and sulphur tar)' life. But, despite his recent Heifers !2 to 21; Ba6y l!eef 14 to · ailment&, the Preslde~t indicated 22; Fat Cows 12 to. 16; C~nners 7 the pohtlcalllfe Ia bema taken In to u; !lulls 12 to l8; ~lk stride since be aonounced he now 110 to 140. feels 'better than he has "on • VEAL iALVES - Tops 29.110; Of long, long time." Seconds to 2tl; ·KediUIII ' 16 to ~ ' 20; COO). Hvs. 16 to :U; O:lls 6 WCHS-TV Chon~te~l Of the family namee appearlng ,m the Dec. yours when you discover your great Aunt's Side... Great • grandparents arc and petilwns plior to the primary 2 ..sue of the Sentinel Editorial 'Column, all are preeumed to be related by m. or bl line o~ both, ·as this department's records show, 1In ce no word has been received to the con· trary. The 'nne "Layne or McGee" should have read 'McGhee or McGee', the name 8 4G Slgo Or, . T00 Tod1y 7:00 'l,'oday . ' 9.00 l!omper Room . 9·Uu Bomper Boom S:SO 'ilrDuble With Father 9 30 Trouble Wltlt Father 10:00 Arl~ne Fraoc!s Show 10 00 Arlene Fran~ll Show 10:30 Tr\'1•1111 Hunt 10'30 Trenlll'• Hunt jll•DO 'l'lt• Price II ~lrht 11·011 Tl'e Price 11 RJ'bt n ·so Truth or Conaequentel 11 30 Tr•1th or ConJequonoet 12·00 Tic Tac Dou&~ 12:00 11c Tac Dough 12.30 It Could Be You 12 SO It Could Be You 1.00 Mld-Dav New1 I DO Mid Day News 1:15 Movlellme I 15 Movlellme 2 30 Bride and Groom 2:30 Bride and Groom 3:00 Matinee Theatre 3 00 Math.ee Theatre 4·00 Quoen for a Day 4 00 Queen 101 a Day 4:45 Modern Romances 4 45 Modern Romances 5·00 Comedy Tblle 5:00 Comedy Time ~:30 Spinach PlayhquiO fi·SO Spma~b Playhouoe Q: 15 Sports EYf 6:15 Sports Eye 6·25 Wealbercasl 6·25 Weathercast 6:30 News Pocture 6.30 News Plclute 6:45 NBC News 6'45 NBC NEW~ 1·00 Big 10 Football •Higbllgbts 7.00 Boots & Saddlet 7 SO Nat ltinll Cole , 8 (}() George Gobel Show v·!lo ' Wagon Train 9 00 Meet McGraw B 30 Father )(nows Best 9.30 Bob .::ummings Show 9 00 Kraft Theater 10·00 The Californian, 10:00 'l'hl• I 1 Your Lite 10:30 '!'he New Adventure• of 10 .30 o Hen!')' PiarhoJSe' Kane 11·00 News Marlon Headllnei 1):00 News Headllnea ' 11 .10 Wealherca•l ll ·IO Wenth~cast Ill~ Nllewatch 11:15 Nit4Wi\~h 1:00 Slrn Off . t·OO Sil!ll Off est. If It Is not iu the planning, they would learn that it sbould be. The boons or ~u~h a highway development ought to be many fol~. our dru!lli ,for a ~hway Jlnk that witlmut do~~~.~WQUlli be a veal boost to the prosper· 0 itfof K'~is c:ount~ generally and fit secureFirst, it would open eastern Meigs County ly into lbe long tange needs of this area's to brilliant employment possibilities at Kaihigbway gystem. ser's aluminum plant by prov1dmg a shorter From ~vallable Information it appears len· route from any pmnt m the count)' to the Ra· tatil'e PIDIIS ar~ completed to relocate 33 venswood plant. Its ultimate e!fect would be east of its present course from Athens so as a general rise of living standards in the en· to intersect Ro1Jte 7 BOmewbere between Five tirety of this county as new homes are built Points &nd Chester. We have been informed and older houses improved and enlarged. Ulat •t leul'for th~ 'time, being .9~.~9, Is the fluih .· ft highway certNnly shou'ld taJ'SGi ye..-·for re!ocatlon) jt'lk contemplat¢d futl\l'~'·J)IIeds whic~· )re~l.ill~!l to bl! sen4!J!• 33 OVC{ ~~~t~} ~o Pomeroy ~d ov. ~· sl~ Aff~; Pittstiur~·~o'nsalld~ted ~ells er lbe Pilllleroy-~asbn bndge, east to Ripley Letart Falls holdings to an industty wtJich and to tide water as presently. big since nothing small would w!rrani 'Pill!!< Everyone who might know is quiet about burgh fooling with It, such a highway bnk hacldng a patli from ~4er,e. 3~ ln~ef*ts 7 to would be m~re Imperative thlll npw. . tbe river, and ~ f~~ b*ge (j) con- . Furthermore/ creating an altemate Route ner:t Wltll 33 via Raven~ a! l\lpleJ. This 33 would remove one more eerlous lmpedt. llllf or may not be In the departmept's think· men! to this famous highway being used lng. If it Is, no one Is showing his blue prints more by tourist traffic enroute from the Old yet. North11est to the Old Dominion. Route 33 For Jears th~ only way to communicate would have one of its great "detours• remov· with West Vlrcii!IJ betwe~n Pomeroy and ed. Instead, it would traverse In a near P~ker.sburJ has been by the Ravenswood straight' line the scenic Southeastern Ohio ferry or rowboat pull~d up In bushes along hills, cross the river near one of the world's the river. Here Is an 80 mile length of river largest aluminum plants (and whatever may that Is •''barrier to commerce and S()clal re- come to Letart Falls eventually) p~lng lations between Southeastern Ohio and West through West VIrginia to Old Vlrgirlia. Virginia. This a subject that merits attention by ev· Why should we not urge upon highway de- eryone interested In the future of Meigs partment planners advantages of an ajter- County . It may never haJipen unless we w,111t nate Route 33 across a new bridge at or near It badl:~;, enough. to depland it. And speedlng . Ripley? 'Illt's already In the planvlng, fine, it up could hurt no one. , .. ' Bv Meigs COunty As Boost For Local Living Standards -WbUe 110 oize ill lhe know seems to know we should be but boosting it with our inter- • Jl. ' I" ·:;·;Deny ~ilqnel, Pcllneroy·~lddl~po~,·9·· 'D~: n ; 1957-3 ·,l:li~~ . .: .:Sc ' ' ..hool s' oys . On"theNATO ~tillar)' side: the eourcll adde4o will p(uh ahead wl.lh • f:lighwcr~ Pro~ Concerrting Route 33 Should Be Pushed exactly '\'!ill'' the S!fte:Highway Dep~tmpnt has ~ tn!*d:lor ~le 83 from Athens to Polllel'llY, ilo)l' is a aood Ume to' 'start beating • ' .,..l • .• Tiieatoru SitiA Off ,. 11.00 ' ~m,.~:- , . ,J\10 , !liea~o• '3:110 S11n ()If ' --------=---~~------~~--~~~---,- ' A NIW MAKE \automobile 1een parted bore bore 1 TRENTON, N. J. UP - A for· this slgd In the window: "Made In elgn-made, Fennsylvania • lieenaed der Black F.oreat by EU~" :, 1 I I eloo% I' WOOl alAtlns··· .. ·.. · $11.95 • >1 \ 'I •••'" TOWEL sn$'r.';';•••. $1.00 & $1.99' I 0 I< .. WtNDOW CURfAlNJ: .;.·· $1.99 to $3.99 eCOTJON ~OOP • .~... . $1.99to ·$l.9$ ' 'f I LAMPS ':,........ $1.98 - $~;98 ! . ' ·Jt · ..~IJ '. �'' ' ) •,, \ ,, ' FARM ·NEWS .4-H ·NEWS By WILLtA/.4 fl. GREGORY M11ari Coullly Atont DAIRY fiiOIT COUISI The Welt Vltg!llld Univerolty Dairy Short Ceur.. wiU be held at Jaeklon'• Mill, Janutrt p, 7, 8," ~. 11118. The program ourts at 7:30 p, tn., llonday, Ju. G, and end1 Ill noon Thuiii~J, Jfn: Q, 1~8. OUmAJIDIMO IP.UKUI This year, -.)II tbl ~adlll!l. Ylllll. 011-dtnt •~~tllkm will appear on tbl ~ Short Couno Prol!'am. D'airJtilfn do ttt.end wm gel a lot .~t IJoOO practl<al . lnlormqtlon thilt lhet eon uae on their home ·fAtml: ~ome of the 1peakm who will ap~ar on tho prorram and their toplet are: SPORt~~~ DESK "D.airyiiC ih Europe" by Robert Hunt, Broughton'• Farm Dairy Marietta, Ohio; "Dairy Cattlt He· weareR" and ''8ire Provlnga" by Dr. N. D. .Ba]lley, U. S. Deparf, mcnt of AgricultOtei "Liboraa"iOS We Do Our Own ~•E1a1 Experts In Shoe,.· · Ia Producing IedDevice• Milk", "lolanutottured Milk Can Mar~ufactur· Supplement Your Jacome" by Guy Puoonl, Nortlr CaroUna Stare Col· ece. "Ha.Utlt Prevention", "Lobor Sanltallon Problems ol Bulk Milk Handline" by I. E. Parkin, Penn State University. "Qualltle1 of Si· !ages", ('Gras11 Silv&e from Field II> Food B~nk" by Dr. C. F. ltoetn Oblo; "Jllltnqed PoSlure Prnarllll" ''1-utlirt Plants and 'f!POI Df PU· tllro" bt( Dr• 11. ·bodd, pall £stti1· Uoo Ali'~n01'1!14 at ohio 8\N. · .. Ylt,;INIIIG SCHOO~ 'l'h~ Satw:dil mornlnf, alarting 1¢ 'll:itr f . ..;., 'I the Pi ll!.aoant Julilor !Jiih Sciboot butltllag a 4-11 otftcors ..,.! · Leadon fraininf Sehool wiii be ·held, and .all 4-!t Club . oi!Jteti, Leader!, Wla!anl Lead_er~ and Mull Councilors are MmiS KAY'S . Beauty Salon PerllllllfM Special Fer Hlllldayt Mantfay lttrouth ....,..., . P to S P.M. Evenln& By ApP<>Intmelll t~ •. 2nd .,. TWO ~NVEHIENT . LU\,11110' ,..,,, CWt St. ., . ,.. .'I Mn: kefDJ Jloudr PonittOy Phone 269-M uraeil to attend. . · Forest 'clark, oivne~. . ' . . . ' Ml.tlftf .~-'•'\?<\· ~· tilf........ . - ~ .. . ~·''~r; Mtr. Dotoii!J. ,.., MwPr '. A4-II·!Md6h Committee :-co~~m'.:_·_J.~~~=~!!!!'!~~~~ An ELECTIIC HEAT ~I·P· Hllps_ MONEY . .. '~oa gorir fl.,~" LQAN Moolh!f ...,._ ,slio 5.71 250 14.00 5CJO 76.30 800 1000 39.8Z ! ; The 32-year-old Shar.Jz yielded ·only 47 earned runs 111 .1>73' inn· ings this year whH~ winning 1J games and losing five, accor.din x to off!Cilll fl.~tun'~ relco'wd by th (l Howe News Bureau. Pro Play-~ffs Match OJi Coast · .. lv 101 GRIMM s~uad, which numbered eigM lnCO!:UMI!US, Ohio UP - Coacll lu.red play..,., nrlor to Ohio state's Woo., Hayeo, diJturl!ed over , a denarture tor Pasaden 1 . growiQK CJIUalty IIJt, today pre- · The Bue'ej'u' No. f patient m!bod plenty ot wor- arid Neat was halfbatk Don Clork their t for hlo national ehamploa Ohio Jenter and ground cab..r ~P Slate Butkeyoo llefort . me~ttng a JI'Oin lnjur : ~ Oregon hi the Rote Bowl New Y a.a ns Year's Day, only doub!fut Hayoo pinned his b - on tho Clork waathetheRooe Bowl, howSouthern Calllonlia flu a b Ia o !urther and more worklnr Ill heallq , _ , on the "r ' cools.in Stim;iitrh~aes zn-Witllftf,. ' 7~ 17.~ .- 34.o6 ' . . 2~1/Q. · ~1 Gtt ready lor cold weothor ahead, IH us for .apply 1.1 •• , \ . ' lllbJF to our qUlok COD8deutlal INA Antt-Freese Ra4iatqr Hose Thermottats ~pmll. .. I performan~e •• ~PLUS I .. .. ~ . OLDBI1lcibil' Ql,.. ~ l '· ..... what a WONDERFUL way to N;e., . '' J IOU AL, 1'11• iiOCKST Pf.'WII/1 YOU N••o ·', .· ,', I·' , 'f: 'lf!* I. . . . '··. ' ' '. ,• •.. . Ideal ittdoor weadler all par 'dll!ll!ll: die all-elettrlc ftf :.. wida • ' A lliiA/111• • A~_,AND._ IN 1'11.1. ~lftiMr:J , ••• WITH . ,,. ' I .;:· ·anN '• •. : 1ffi1ti011' ~- _, ~-- ., - .,, ,.. rj' ' ,. -:·. :: ~·· ·- I . r• ' '?.... to tak ' . I .............,...... th.e bu I 1/rre'r rh. kuul oJ """!>-'t*'~o:rli. ~Jwl Tho gn:al, new ~Weikel EoJJiiotl/0 rtody wstli..U lllo po•~• you'll .,..,.""" ~tilt oituoltooa , , . ~uiheotolall, tiMto~JtOolotowiUp'rt,... a.ndleave' "".fl!l1- the drlvtng: ........................~.......... to Ull. .· •I ~ 'Carburetor, .., tb~ · .lly}limlO ' . . PJIEYHOU_N_tf llll a.·GUY 100 L Main St. Pho• 55 .\ .. prbj imp_,.· ~ ·~ Tile- el tho oavingo 11· to - · llip;. ..,..prlliOU>a wd 11ivmced •'*llare~ ~ 'Deir ,, ' Now And·Spln loor A•l•'tra...,tir dtlvln~ ~,.. !o tho """' wtitt.rt. boot ~rip on m. ..0..·You aot ... pu!lill ;ow.riiiiiiOII',..,d, aoko. lllort'i,.O~whMIJPirlllr)~ •• · .... 01 ... wl)ool h01 lrOC11Cirl. frj< lf-QtyOut ~~OI'tftOWI ...... ~-·-....~,-~·~·;;;~~.~;,. •...,.•~ . Eco•+wU 00. .&""' ap to ' ·' '&.,:QL.Dt!tMO,a, LB _ i...\011' ' . - -~-....-INI--)..... .. .. - 811 VOtJit -.iu't~ORI:Iao ....... • .....~(aa,u OU, ALl~'t 'a!W.ai'· .a""""- r..... ... · ·,_ . .~~._.~....,...,··-""~"-."' . ......,......,IJ,f~':"',j"'~··;:< • •• . \ . " : ' • ' ' . 1 ' • , I .,...........,~-"~" ·~~ - , ' ~ ' . ,, ~en · l'a,..,.,btnctu4oall.._.. $. ~ Joaruo ud 11i'DII. You liiD!e It Wo I - . ..,j ' 52.29 -48.69 . 64.21 - ~ .' '· Shopping ot holl'le, ser'(tl·CJ twp.fold purpose in that You Save Mor,ey, Time and Temper and Y'OU '''your . ~OoA,L MERCHANT know that in shopping here at home yott are appreciative of h~ services given d•rin~ the rest-of the year. You getequ~lor lletttrvoluesln lao ' cal stOns. You'll son time by not having to travel te oth· ' er poinh ond you'll save that temper by not having to worry ~bout traffi~ a11d hu•e c-:owd~oMoney spt11t at ' htnJJ, STAYS AT HOME caM cof!.tlnues to WOKIC ~T . , ~~andJ..,... ..• ' . , *SAFI *AUTOMATIC *QUIET * * FWIEIISS HWTHM *AU...WEA'IHII COMFORT OHJO ' . �'' ' ) •,, \ ,, ' FARM ·NEWS .4-H ·NEWS By WILLtA/.4 fl. GREGORY M11ari Coullly Atont DAIRY fiiOIT COUISI The Welt Vltg!llld Univerolty Dairy Short Ceur.. wiU be held at Jaeklon'• Mill, Janutrt p, 7, 8," ~. 11118. The program ourts at 7:30 p, tn., llonday, Ju. G, and end1 Ill noon Thuiii~J, Jfn: Q, 1~8. OUmAJIDIMO IP.UKUI This year, -.)II tbl ~adlll!l. Ylllll. 011-dtnt •~~tllkm will appear on tbl ~ Short Couno Prol!'am. D'airJtilfn do ttt.end wm gel a lot .~t IJoOO practl<al . lnlormqtlon thilt lhet eon uae on their home ·fAtml: ~ome of the 1peakm who will ap~ar on tho prorram and their toplet are: SPORt~~~ DESK "D.airyiiC ih Europe" by Robert Hunt, Broughton'• Farm Dairy Marietta, Ohio; "Dairy Cattlt He· weareR" and ''8ire Provlnga" by Dr. N. D. .Ba]lley, U. S. Deparf, mcnt of AgricultOtei "Liboraa"iOS We Do Our Own ~•E1a1 Experts In Shoe,.· · Ia Producing IedDevice• Milk", "lolanutottured Milk Can Mar~ufactur· Supplement Your Jacome" by Guy Puoonl, Nortlr CaroUna Stare Col· ece. "Ha.Utlt Prevention", "Lobor Sanltallon Problems ol Bulk Milk Handline" by I. E. Parkin, Penn State University. "Qualltle1 of Si· !ages", ('Gras11 Silv&e from Field II> Food B~nk" by Dr. C. F. ltoetn Oblo; "Jllltnqed PoSlure Prnarllll" ''1-utlirt Plants and 'f!POI Df PU· tllro" bt( Dr• 11. ·bodd, pall £stti1· Uoo Ali'~n01'1!14 at ohio 8\N. · .. Ylt,;INIIIG SCHOO~ 'l'h~ Satw:dil mornlnf, alarting 1¢ 'll:itr f . ..;., 'I the Pi ll!.aoant Julilor !Jiih Sciboot butltllag a 4-11 otftcors ..,.! · Leadon fraininf Sehool wiii be ·held, and .all 4-!t Club . oi!Jteti, Leader!, Wla!anl Lead_er~ and Mull Councilors are MmiS KAY'S . Beauty Salon PerllllllfM Special Fer Hlllldayt Mantfay lttrouth ....,..., . P to S P.M. Evenln& By ApP<>Intmelll t~ •. 2nd .,. TWO ~NVEHIENT . LU\,11110' ,..,,, CWt St. ., . ,.. .'I Mn: kefDJ Jloudr PonittOy Phone 269-M uraeil to attend. . · Forest 'clark, oivne~. . ' . . . ' Ml.tlftf .~-'•'\?<\· ~· tilf........ . - ~ .. . ~·''~r; Mtr. Dotoii!J. ,.., MwPr '. A4-II·!Md6h Committee :-co~~m'.:_·_J.~~~=~!!!!'!~~~~ An ELECTIIC HEAT ~I·P· Hllps_ MONEY . .. '~oa gorir fl.,~" LQAN Moolh!f ...,._ ,slio 5.71 250 14.00 5CJO 76.30 800 1000 39.8Z ! ; The 32-year-old Shar.Jz yielded ·only 47 earned runs 111 .1>73' inn· ings this year whH~ winning 1J games and losing five, accor.din x to off!Cilll fl.~tun'~ relco'wd by th (l Howe News Bureau. Pro Play-~ffs Match OJi Coast · .. lv 101 GRIMM s~uad, which numbered eigM lnCO!:UMI!US, Ohio UP - Coacll lu.red play..,., nrlor to Ohio state's Woo., Hayeo, diJturl!ed over , a denarture tor Pasaden 1 . growiQK CJIUalty IIJt, today pre- · The Bue'ej'u' No. f patient m!bod plenty ot wor- arid Neat was halfbatk Don Clork their t for hlo national ehamploa Ohio Jenter and ground cab..r ~P Slate Butkeyoo llefort . me~ttng a JI'Oin lnjur : ~ Oregon hi the Rote Bowl New Y a.a ns Year's Day, only doub!fut Hayoo pinned his b - on tho Clork waathetheRooe Bowl, howSouthern Calllonlia flu a b Ia o !urther and more worklnr Ill heallq , _ , on the "r ' cools.in Stim;iitrh~aes zn-Witllftf,. ' 7~ 17.~ .- 34.o6 ' . . 2~1/Q. · ~1 Gtt ready lor cold weothor ahead, IH us for .apply 1.1 •• , \ . ' lllbJF to our qUlok COD8deutlal INA Antt-Freese Ra4iatqr Hose Thermottats ~pmll. .. I performan~e •• ~PLUS I .. .. ~ . OLDBI1lcibil' Ql,.. ~ l '· ..... what a WONDERFUL way to N;e., . '' J IOU AL, 1'11• iiOCKST Pf.'WII/1 YOU N••o ·', .· ,', I·' , 'f: 'lf!* I. . . . '··. ' ' '. ,• •.. . Ideal ittdoor weadler all par 'dll!ll!ll: die all-elettrlc ftf :.. wida • ' A lliiA/111• • A~_,AND._ IN 1'11.1. ~lftiMr:J , ••• WITH . ,,. ' I .;:· ·anN '• •. : 1ffi1ti011' ~- _, ~-- ., - .,, ,.. rj' ' ,. -:·. :: ~·· ·- I . r• ' '?.... to tak ' . I .............,...... th.e bu I 1/rre'r rh. kuul oJ """!>-'t*'~o:rli. ~Jwl Tho gn:al, new ~Weikel EoJJiiotl/0 rtody wstli..U lllo po•~• you'll .,..,.""" ~tilt oituoltooa , , . ~uiheotolall, tiMto~JtOolotowiUp'rt,... a.ndleave' "".fl!l1- the drlvtng: ........................~.......... to Ull. .· •I ~ 'Carburetor, .., tb~ · .lly}limlO ' . . PJIEYHOU_N_tf llll a.·GUY 100 L Main St. Pho• 55 .\ .. prbj imp_,.· ~ ·~ Tile- el tho oavingo 11· to - · llip;. ..,..prlliOU>a wd 11ivmced •'*llare~ ~ 'Deir ,, ' Now And·Spln loor A•l•'tra...,tir dtlvln~ ~,.. !o tho """' wtitt.rt. boot ~rip on m. ..0..·You aot ... pu!lill ;ow.riiiiiiOII',..,d, aoko. lllort'i,.O~whMIJPirlllr)~ •• · .... 01 ... wl)ool h01 lrOC11Cirl. frj< lf-QtyOut ~~OI'tftOWI ...... ~-·-....~,-~·~·;;;~~.~;,. •...,.•~ . Eco•+wU 00. .&""' ap to ' ·' '&.,:QL.Dt!tMO,a, LB _ i...\011' ' . - -~-....-INI--)..... .. .. - 811 VOtJit -.iu't~ORI:Iao ....... • .....~(aa,u OU, ALl~'t 'a!W.ai'· .a""""- r..... ... · ·,_ . .~~._.~....,...,··-""~"-."' . ......,......,IJ,f~':"',j"'~··;:< • •• . \ . " : ' • ' ' . 1 ' • , I .,...........,~-"~" ·~~ - , ' ~ ' . ,, ~en · l'a,..,.,btnctu4oall.._.. $. ~ Joaruo ud 11i'DII. You liiD!e It Wo I - . ..,j ' 52.29 -48.69 . 64.21 - ~ .' '· Shopping ot holl'le, ser'(tl·CJ twp.fold purpose in that You Save Mor,ey, Time and Temper and Y'OU '''your . ~OoA,L MERCHANT know that in shopping here at home yott are appreciative of h~ services given d•rin~ the rest-of the year. You getequ~lor lletttrvoluesln lao ' cal stOns. You'll son time by not having to travel te oth· ' er poinh ond you'll save that temper by not having to worry ~bout traffi~ a11d hu•e c-:owd~oMoney spt11t at ' htnJJ, STAYS AT HOME caM cof!.tlnues to WOKIC ~T . , ~~andJ..,... ..• ' . , *SAFI *AUTOMATIC *QUIET * * FWIEIISS HWTHM *AU...WEA'IHII COMFORT OHJO ' . �,, . ' .' I ·' ' ' \. . } . .' Guard·Artives Home 1n The US• · I I • 1 team of muleo, 2600 pounds: 2 pony eolts. Woodrvw Engle. On ATI'ENTION "FM-,~ Bee<h Grove Road, Rutland. Christmas, buy· him MeCIIJloeh , (121 17, 3tc C)lain Saw - An Ideal lin for - +---- ---1(14lrtlmOJi, lumen and ·part· Buck sneep, Corodale. Daisy U 0 tWJ'S iJ1. 1 $181 00 O'Neil, Rt. 3, Pomcrrw ~ ~rm•' a..U:: ror' ·d.: . - - -- - 12 16 6te pendlbill!Y.t quality and oemee ' lood Mixed Hay- BY the bale 01 buy McC~oeb. llelss Equiptroller load. H. A. Cole, Tup ment Company, Pomeroy, Obfl>. pm Plaln~. Phone 1:>.50- • I J 1'\lotiC!D LADmS .:_ 1 ~~ ~ (12117, .6te \ ]Ul]ltp. --:,....-:-:::-----::----:-:: .iiUIIIEII BLOC& Cto year . old riding horse - half . See Santa at Pointl Keyo1one 1 palmlno, hall black squirrel. Station Dee. It and 21, ? to 10 Call Rutland 24494. 12 II 6le P M. · lt-111-3te ! I &erved ' tJ Call, Jim and Euaene Warn sley, , Vanalckle, R~ridy Van Meter, Terry Henry, Nie~ey Nieh· olson, Judy Wll!lamJ, Rlymond V~rlllp. Roger Dunean, Gordon YDUftJ,' Ella .Mae Jiur~u 1 Carolyn ond Sbaron Smith, Dwaine Van Meter. Guests wore Elaine Cart· wright, Jackie and Lindo Call. At,lendlng lhe o!llec tralnin~ !Chool last Saturday were Margie and Johnnie Call. Randy V~n Met~(. Terry Hrnry, Nick~ Nochol· jOn, Mrs. Ma;gle . Cattwright, RETHA CAR~~-GUARD-5'9"--AttKANsAS I ' In 111emory of Mary THE RED HEADS, win, lbse or draiV 01~\ th~~ Ule jo win) go IniAl· t)telr "funn1 business" every galD~- Even so, ~ ye.,;, lbey won 185 oqt oUOO gam~s agP.! ~~·s t~. 'l'l)ef'll be here tomorrow rugljt opposing ·the Hotshots at lbe Poni· eroy lfiah gym. . J.;;;,:"j;;;.;. able eompanion and mother, who paiSed away De~. If, 11138, at 1 p. m. Arthur Beegle ' (12) 17 lie ~-------------~---------------j '"'h ~ , tC k . LOST: Large femaie b!Jcli Aa&Or~ eat Cblld'a pot. lnl1fer• to "Bllbe". Call 337-M. :12 14 3tp . ' B~Jt~ ~- · j l ._ , ' ' Brown key .... loij 1~· MiddlePort: Reward. 9ob Klppe~~ger, MeMiller Apartment No. &, BrOWI> ell Avo, Middleport. 1,2 14 SIP rI P.l ti •. • ' ' ' - · :. ',of: --t8b 1 Auto $-ervices •.: I • ~. ;' , • an~ An'~ wrn~·· ,,; "'Pag· e rt · ~· . . . I tan f ·~' I • I ' • I , . ·'Tile Dci•y Sllfinel · •, " '1 , NOUR IOTTtEI~,G,{S , • IU/, can serve ·you •we always lodest1 ~. from a local promptly and · quoted. We are efficient service. s ,• to ·g!ve you good, . ·, · RUTilN~FURNiTURE place SS. Exact. .' b •.'t:\1/otold .. 18. Head - as hair U. 1\!etaltlc tr.+-+.f'lo-'1-11-m 1'0<)< U. Degrad6 .,. L)ttle girl t!J, Endurea DOWN 1. A m~ak · . DAILY CRYPTOQUO'rl! \ t \.81 Employment · Wonted UAY and CC'JIN:: siiJI1e1 Gihbl, Lol J Botlotl\, IOille s. ' 11 21 81fp emsiMiriGioo;;;:- h-.;;. AirieiD Vloleto. - Mn. Cbarlea Sauer. Pjlolle · 12 II Bte N~w taklng8 ppikattons lor son· Hon4 mtu arU~Iea. IZ 12 ate · Phone 808l ·M. .II. TOW!ISHIPS SCHOOL DISTR!Cnl AND CORPORAnONS ttn•l Newspaper Rout" 1.1 Mlddlo~orl. Call ~DB, Pomr· 12 13 11 roy. · · llalnty ap- Pholll 8112-X. I -.,------~~- :Q' ' '' '' '' '' I ' ~~ i ''I' I 1.00 I 3.80 3.80 1.00 1.00(1 liUIO 11.110 8.80 1.00 3.80 l.OO llood CleiD UMCI CUI 411 &lake111Ad Modell 3.80 •. 80 MITROPOLI1'AM ltiO lUTOSALII Your OnlY A'atborbed 716 1. Main St. .,........,. Oh~ l'honoNt.IP-~IItrSPM 10-T·If ~T=I""IIM -I:=T=II-::I:cliTo:l:t:,ii-:-:M-IN:':'AfiD' .: I JtADlu , TEI.iVlSLO:I et:aVIC!. Pl!.,.e ·200. Clelallll. teA~ , w. Vibl'-.1'~ I , USif suo !Uti ' 21.80 1.00 IIJ.90 ].00 1.00 111.90 20.90 t.OO ,40 8.81) .20 .1UO 8.80 1.00 .it! :IUO 31.90 11.00 "r \ ' ' • ' '\ 0 I I I '18.20 IO.Iio tt.QO 11,10 1.20 2$.10 " 20JO uo ..... ,,. a.oo 26.70 ;lol.; • _where tables w~re the Christm~• !\ potluck suppct was1er· ulli\f ' . I'VE SEEN A LOr LATELY A8CIUT o.lNENtl..fS- TJIAT.'GET IN TRO\Jill.E- NIO l't.l CON'IINCI!Q ~ bOf(T GET Happlelt 'n<E KINO OF CARE AT WOMEn<ATocii>S ME GET. To All Your Preslilt Prollltllll I'~ '' OVER AllOWANCE ON-TRADE-INS . CA$H DISCOUNT of+ NO TRADi-IN 21.90 1tUIO .110 .80 J ,. program. ,D .1.6th RUNS :'TILt'· ~TUES., DEC•·.:24th;/ r <r ' Games we1·e played with pf~es being 11wardcd tl) several mem~ bers. The door prize was Wtn by Geraldine Varian . '"· · 'l'be wns iuvJted tO 'the 11.90 'f.QO l'ol' tree Inspect!~• ph'll'!l ag.v. Gllmure.&•pply Sl411, i'tll!fl'CIJ· 21.90 17.90 uo uo 3.80 Fuller BkUSH ~ J1111ea Marrluer All ....,rt auaranteed -1 FujlJ, In· avi'Od. Vuallln'o lndooa~'l and IMfler.llln'erniU. COli~ &or· •lee. Rt llan.L \Ia; ·' ~ tf ' 1.00 For"Hoii'ae Bull4ins-~~~er·a P.aclne, Oblo. Pbone 3804. ti '14 Ito carols I 2UO IUO •' :11.00 ., ' 13.00 oa Watrb Repalrlnl b1 F1<tory Tralaed wotehmailor COLLINS JEWELERS. l'•m•roo 1 I !I ~ '' ].00 1.00 ,,.tr ,.• i • '' 8.80 8.80 8.80 ~UICK SERV!Cl': . ~~ I 11.00 ~·-1 Clill R~- (122._1~~ ..... 116 '' 'I '' ' I 1.00 Rooting and opoullng. Now •nd (l2 ' ~7, 3tp rupuirs. hcc cKlimntc. Clint Sar· nr, P()meroy, Rt. 2, Lower Luur· , w. H :-. H i( a,so :~a:n ~~e;J:~. ~~ 1;u~~"· (20)Buslness Servlr.es )lri. ·lotiPh Wippel H H Fti TliJ "-, '· !prefiX) 17. Poems !' ·Gifted ·'ldeaf··_ · 'IU.tlatactlon tor L :·;>"gala a~f"' ' . of ' '· covertnr 39. Seether U. N<* otr,lght, fora ' .' .,.,- l.. �,, . ' .' I ·' ' ' \. . } . .' Guard·Artives Home 1n The US• · I I • 1 team of muleo, 2600 pounds: 2 pony eolts. Woodrvw Engle. On ATI'ENTION "FM-,~ Bee<h Grove Road, Rutland. Christmas, buy· him MeCIIJloeh , (121 17, 3tc C)lain Saw - An Ideal lin for - +---- ---1(14lrtlmOJi, lumen and ·part· Buck sneep, Corodale. Daisy U 0 tWJ'S iJ1. 1 $181 00 O'Neil, Rt. 3, Pomcrrw ~ ~rm•' a..U:: ror' ·d.: . - - -- - 12 16 6te pendlbill!Y.t quality and oemee ' lood Mixed Hay- BY the bale 01 buy McC~oeb. llelss Equiptroller load. H. A. Cole, Tup ment Company, Pomeroy, Obfl>. pm Plaln~. Phone 1:>.50- • I J 1'\lotiC!D LADmS .:_ 1 ~~ ~ (12117, .6te \ ]Ul]ltp. --:,....-:-:::-----::----:-:: .iiUIIIEII BLOC& Cto year . old riding horse - half . See Santa at Pointl Keyo1one 1 palmlno, hall black squirrel. Station Dee. It and 21, ? to 10 Call Rutland 24494. 12 II 6le P M. · lt-111-3te ! I &erved ' tJ Call, Jim and Euaene Warn sley, , Vanalckle, R~ridy Van Meter, Terry Henry, Nie~ey Nieh· olson, Judy Wll!lamJ, Rlymond V~rlllp. Roger Dunean, Gordon YDUftJ,' Ella .Mae Jiur~u 1 Carolyn ond Sbaron Smith, Dwaine Van Meter. Guests wore Elaine Cart· wright, Jackie and Lindo Call. At,lendlng lhe o!llec tralnin~ !Chool last Saturday were Margie and Johnnie Call. Randy V~n Met~(. Terry Hrnry, Nick~ Nochol· jOn, Mrs. Ma;gle . Cattwright, RETHA CAR~~-GUARD-5'9"--AttKANsAS I ' In 111emory of Mary THE RED HEADS, win, lbse or draiV 01~\ th~~ Ule jo win) go IniAl· t)telr "funn1 business" every galD~- Even so, ~ ye.,;, lbey won 185 oqt oUOO gam~s agP.! ~~·s t~. 'l'l)ef'll be here tomorrow rugljt opposing ·the Hotshots at lbe Poni· eroy lfiah gym. . J.;;;,:"j;;;.;. able eompanion and mother, who paiSed away De~. If, 11138, at 1 p. m. Arthur Beegle ' (12) 17 lie ~-------------~---------------j '"'h ~ , tC k . LOST: Large femaie b!Jcli Aa&Or~ eat Cblld'a pot. lnl1fer• to "Bllbe". Call 337-M. :12 14 3tp . ' B~Jt~ ~- · j l ._ , ' ' Brown key .... loij 1~· MiddlePort: Reward. 9ob Klppe~~ger, MeMiller Apartment No. &, BrOWI> ell Avo, Middleport. 1,2 14 SIP rI P.l ti •. • ' ' ' - · :. ',of: --t8b 1 Auto $-ervices •.: I • ~. ;' , • an~ An'~ wrn~·· ,,; "'Pag· e rt · ~· . . . I tan f ·~' I • I ' • I , . ·'Tile Dci•y Sllfinel · •, " '1 , NOUR IOTTtEI~,G,{S , • IU/, can serve ·you •we always lodest1 ~. from a local promptly and · quoted. We are efficient service. s ,• to ·g!ve you good, . ·, · RUTilN~FURNiTURE place SS. Exact. .' b •.'t:\1/otold .. 18. Head - as hair U. 1\!etaltlc tr.+-+.f'lo-'1-11-m 1'0<)< U. Degrad6 .,. L)ttle girl t!J, Endurea DOWN 1. A m~ak · . DAILY CRYPTOQUO'rl! \ t \.81 Employment · Wonted UAY and CC'JIN:: siiJI1e1 Gihbl, Lol J Botlotl\, IOille s. ' 11 21 81fp emsiMiriGioo;;;:- h-.;;. AirieiD Vloleto. - Mn. Cbarlea Sauer. Pjlolle · 12 II Bte N~w taklng8 ppikattons lor son· Hon4 mtu arU~Iea. IZ 12 ate · Phone 808l ·M. .II. TOW!ISHIPS SCHOOL DISTR!Cnl AND CORPORAnONS ttn•l Newspaper Rout" 1.1 Mlddlo~orl. Call ~DB, Pomr· 12 13 11 roy. · · llalnty ap- Pholll 8112-X. I -.,------~~- :Q' ' '' '' '' '' I ' ~~ i ''I' I 1.00 I 3.80 3.80 1.00 1.00(1 liUIO 11.110 8.80 1.00 3.80 l.OO llood CleiD UMCI CUI 411 &lake111Ad Modell 3.80 •. 80 MITROPOLI1'AM ltiO lUTOSALII Your OnlY A'atborbed 716 1. Main St. .,........,. Oh~ l'honoNt.IP-~IItrSPM 10-T·If ~T=I""IIM -I:=T=II-::I:cliTo:l:t:,ii-:-:M-IN:':'AfiD' .: I JtADlu , TEI.iVlSLO:I et:aVIC!. Pl!.,.e ·200. Clelallll. teA~ , w. Vibl'-.1'~ I , USif suo !Uti ' 21.80 1.00 IIJ.90 ].00 1.00 111.90 20.90 t.OO ,40 8.81) .20 .1UO 8.80 1.00 .it! :IUO 31.90 11.00 "r \ ' ' • ' '\ 0 I I I '18.20 IO.Iio tt.QO 11,10 1.20 2$.10 " 20JO uo ..... ,,. a.oo 26.70 ;lol.; • _where tables w~re the Christm~• !\ potluck suppct was1er· ulli\f ' . I'VE SEEN A LOr LATELY A8CIUT o.lNENtl..fS- TJIAT.'GET IN TRO\Jill.E- NIO l't.l CON'IINCI!Q ~ bOf(T GET Happlelt 'n<E KINO OF CARE AT WOMEn<ATocii>S ME GET. To All Your Preslilt Prollltllll I'~ '' OVER AllOWANCE ON-TRADE-INS . CA$H DISCOUNT of+ NO TRADi-IN 21.90 1tUIO .110 .80 J ,. program. ,D .1.6th RUNS :'TILt'· ~TUES., DEC•·.:24th;/ r <r ' Games we1·e played with pf~es being 11wardcd tl) several mem~ bers. The door prize was Wtn by Geraldine Varian . '"· · 'l'be wns iuvJted tO 'the 11.90 'f.QO l'ol' tree Inspect!~• ph'll'!l ag.v. Gllmure.&•pply Sl411, i'tll!fl'CIJ· 21.90 17.90 uo uo 3.80 Fuller BkUSH ~ J1111ea Marrluer All ....,rt auaranteed -1 FujlJ, In· avi'Od. Vuallln'o lndooa~'l and IMfler.llln'erniU. COli~ &or· •lee. Rt llan.L \Ia; ·' ~ tf ' 1.00 For"Hoii'ae Bull4ins-~~~er·a P.aclne, Oblo. Pbone 3804. ti '14 Ito carols I 2UO IUO •' :11.00 ., ' 13.00 oa Watrb Repalrlnl b1 F1<tory Tralaed wotehmailor COLLINS JEWELERS. l'•m•roo 1 I !I ~ '' ].00 1.00 ,,.tr ,.• i • '' 8.80 8.80 8.80 ~UICK SERV!Cl': . ~~ I 11.00 ~·-1 Clill R~- (122._1~~ ..... 116 '' 'I '' ' I 1.00 Rooting and opoullng. Now •nd (l2 ' ~7, 3tp rupuirs. hcc cKlimntc. Clint Sar· nr, P()meroy, Rt. 2, Lower Luur· , w. H :-. H i( a,so :~a:n ~~e;J:~. ~~ 1;u~~"· (20)Buslness Servlr.es )lri. ·lotiPh Wippel H H Fti TliJ "-, '· !prefiX) 17. Poems !' ·Gifted ·'ldeaf··_ · 'IU.tlatactlon tor L :·;>"gala a~f"' ' . of ' '· covertnr 39. Seether U. N<* otr,lght, fora ' .' .,.,- l.. �' - - ~---- ------- -- -,.. - ._,..r-"' • - ...- _.._ -- \ ' Junior Garden Club At Rutland Holds Meeting "' The Rutland Jo Indus "" Weat~'' lay PIIU Junior Garden '"'\ " .... "t !ll::~fn,.dav Dec, 14 at at lome of 1\lrl Vernon Webo: wun fatly Ydung presiding Eleven members answered roll ~~U .\>Y DIJTIIijJl. 1 ChrL!tmas flow· er M" Weber showed Chrlstm., favors in capdles 'I'M -children each made a coodY. Christmas Tree Next moellng wiH be on bird• the second Saturday tn 3anua'y at 3 p m &l Mrs Weber's Propo8ed New Organization ToldToPlan UNITID o'hlo, '!fin or drb:lit ~J or tWihf, Wtillllt' soVIh 1~"' '""'· ~y ~ '-'" poltlt ""'"' ~ cnn.l With.. llllderatt M~l£1 CouDty Representative George palspeater before a small delegation at .... ~lito­ ~ralllroa. Hlth today In 5C1o ctntql tnd ~ loo;tion. Lft 1 !triltNI r ...., 1.,. from 'tho middle 30a norfh 1o IT ROCKS MALONE, N Y UP - Munltl pal blndleader Ernest Lavoie, ask· lng the village beard to relloor the community llandstand, said his mu. slc~ans play wallles and foxtrbll, but the sound t!omes out rock 'n' roll Lavoie satd the old floor, thumped by musicians feel keepmg ttme to the rhythm, shakes, raltlcs and rolls "" .,... 1 iioulfl. VOL IX NO, 208 r • ~~uepv:n~.~~L~~:f~~~,o~~:~~tt~~o!:: a two-cout7 . ,.,~ D"eted r. Tlae J•tere'u Of Tile • .,..,....... :~~ ~ -; " ~ In hl8 addrel8 Mernhart stressed the Importance of rung for the dmlopment of an area He pro~sed m~~r _ '· -----,..-·--------=---:-::-:-::-~:-:::"7:'""':;;-:";~!::" Pomeroy·Mjjldleport, Ohio, WedneJday, December)8, 1957 IIHGJ.II 1 0 S(IENCE I YOUILIFI lnvolvlp• •a•h wiD ~ ~ ~sed t 'I\~I Color~ ~~~~~:~ supreme u ID the , ~ s1tes lor nuclear ~~~~~~ 1 Nld ml!oille l111ea The ~ment In prlne1ple reaehed at l · meeUng of NATO foreign and defeme mhlisters fol lowed el..-ty the announcement of Ill• sueee'*'IJ! tlr~J ol the first 11 s lnte~nllnenlll bllU•tlcs mlsstle New Penitentiary of INCh 1 the two men armed wath a L~J-gcr Meanwhile Sheriff Robert C lt was pomted out that ~; .. • and a 32 ealll)er revolver a'> Hartenbacb reported tbt JaiJlnJ organaation Ul aouabt 11(11 , _. proathed and demanded to be let of Otho Tracy Pomeroy for '" work ag:nnst the SEORC but toeoIJllldc vest1gation and MI)'Ot E F Rob- operate w1th that orgaDllltiOD iDcl mson J1ned Roy A Bu• , Pomc atd 1t m every possible Dl&llDI!I' fhe clerk.! pul11P a strug~ ·· roy RD 2 $10 ond coo"' ror dnv It was a!Jo potn•ed out !Iiiii Is Recommended ll L-..,•-1u, 1fT Va• ll W• JPK h1 g~wyy a'"ctdept 1n Mareh 1953 1m the organiLatlon ro The clerks bad just closed an~ ~· Webster and Fultz law flfm was group wtth a myriad ol ldeu of· ' IO<ked tile door af:.Or them when counsel for defendant fered ! I St>te Po such an organ1Z3lton when ..,cl if •-l Tbe g1111lllen jumped mto a blac~ mg left or center Th• and white Butck and sped awa. trol had ctted Diu tnlo eourt Joe Wtlkensen, Logan, one uf the clerks, Wll sluaged wtth a 1 during the fight eral slllehes were needed to close the wound • C' _ • The other eJe~ UDef iJtti'VJCeS "i~o~·"•tnor 10 Iurie1 ••d .., Reg~ $6,a0-,.goll ' 'II .WECJ~I. $4.29 gal. formulated should plan to ."clo 80methtng'' and not be lbe lYPi f# group to meet for the. 10le pUr• o( soctabtlity • ~ ShU m the stages of ~ lion t~e tw~nty groult ~ ally plans to produte a DI,'OdiUJe as one attraction to lndullliJ. ,,Nof WT..!Il tr,L,;l;..:,._J eomm1tteeJ were named, ~- ~ ft' W Jrllllft!Uay at the Tuesday meettn(. > ;~•.,f , Altendmg from !btl ~ Mrs Marpret Jlerboldl, Xid Ron Spnnger p_"'SldeJJt Of 1be dleport; wao notifted.ljonday of 1 Pomeroy Chambl\r of Clll•ttoe, ' the death of her twill ~r, Mrs along w1tb Franklm ~ ~ ~ Frank Braeeline, wild aled m Thomp50n Attendinl from cUlt Celumh111 at ltlmY H,.pttll. IMiMJeport Chamber 'weN Ill Funeral sernees 11!11 be beld on Grueier and Radney ~ • Thursday at ten ··~lid ~ the well as 'Rep. Gecirtle Jlt'!il,biri. Glenn L. llyen Funel'll Baile m Columbus Wltb burW hi lbe Mid 1 =~Hill eemetery ~ ar~e... ~ Bneebne wu .U.. daueht er 6f the late Joseph apd Strait IFMrs•Fa}•Braceline I ,... Bt I Prtt Parking • dJYI Sayre on a January 1957 indiCt 1 Ohto Purchaoe wlw!n situ for ' • ment for driving wh1le under I mll!o and "wmtllo were pWulld the mfluence of an tntox~eating fa~:~~~~rt"~~:~m~ted the time flier beverage ended quietly today I tor " being very much on elellielll upon the defendant pleading to be ,onsodered He pointed oat guilty to 1 te..l!r charge I that tt took oeveral yean 10 lei Eleven JUrors were " the box Forked Run Lake 1ft Helga Cr..lllltf when on rerommenda!too of 11 well 18 the bel that 11 tai* 01 Prooecutor James 0 Brien the oeven years to gel adequate te~ ATHENS 0 UP-Three clerk• court mepted I plea of gullY P" n• &eiVICe tnto the rural' da ..,. of mtortcallon from Sayre of 'Metp County , nere tnjund Tile• Y "'•"l Common Pleu Judge John Ba ad • • hen thev blocked the allempt•d con fined Sayre S2ll and costs I Each of the 15 or 20 men lied holdup of an A "p Jupcrmarkct,l The wdtctmcnt grew out of a I bled at the mfecung whasldpobe .,,!'! by p31 f gunmen the1r Jdea• o what • ou ~ I r~ PAINT contact s:omeone hke A1 of the OhiO Chamber meree and the Planning Three A&P' Qerks I • d At Athens InJure J..:n,. H (dup 81ociUI.., ~ WALL Jury Trial Ended [g;J:::~~:~f~~:.u~,~;~ <!': ~,! ~! ~~~~~ ~~~~: ~~~~e ~ '":.;.:;J,.,~;;,;;:r.--o;;'7""':'-----:~01 ·---, kultbtr lou wn...... _:___....:.._:.:_._:__-;-__--=::--:;r~-~-:-'il~.-(-k_p_,=-i-=l:-i-n_g_ For Robert sayre ·~ p- waa Kyger Creek, T\llto Gl Insurance . ' CLf~t'ON 6~er FISlfiR QO. l)rtVe .. mmlttee •hte~ wtll mon1es boginnlng trld4v lor a more adequate ambulanc~' Supreme Court Asdsl!ng Lyons on a Drive Session Held • committee aoe the Rev John El for the I ab11~dtmn:10~t Hl~tne emergency squad wood, ch1ef of the A1d Squad ·~n~mlt.tte; Carroll l!'ea!Drd,1 Linley Hart and ~ Boti Beegle Plaru for the dmc were made at a meeltlli Mond•y ' The ambulance used now by the squad was desmbed as no longer depondable The A d aquad made 82 runs durmg 1057 by • E~pedMen~ Tf,e meelb!1 was a~journo~ lolloWiilg the aetton until the ,.,. tjle winner gu!Jr meet1n11 night od Jan 6 FUMING WINS GUN Che!"T, COmblae either tra ltloaal or ''c.e IIIII get it", Ra•e Riders Amerieaa dtllgn to create a bcaullful, cllatlnctl" room. The richly pined 101id cherry ia C1111~YJIIOO& It finlabed Ia a delisJtt• lui aew color.. flddletone. Foarteea ee_parate fiaisbinJ operation• brlns out air lb. natural beauty of tbe oolld Wood. Aad oalf SOLID Wll!!d caa ilve foa all die qualltlea yo11 61111 Ia ~ llJ" &ktadc mly Ameriou deaip. t.YIIh appol~t111ent .. seaeroua ala~, ap4, p!lfc4 eabinelmlklos l~ry !h• CIRIIYJIIOOK ifOUp u ru!IJ 81f N" ~tun. The atyllu~ aod color ar. lia •eoplns with tOdara 4~ort~YIUJDd. Cot110 f11 and tee CBIUYIIOOK 1*,LUIO ... .u........u ......., • Baker IU'"··· Brtndl nemllli wo Of 'the new iltot tun atitbe Racine Amerlean IAsiaB Shootlal Jfaldl ~14 l4R Sllnd4J. There Wll1 be a Racine American !AJion m,eetlng Tburlilay evenlllf, Dec 18. A ham dinner will be served, l 1111tlve lllodUII leeOIIOriCI with thia earl7 I • Got Your ~olld-.r Permuep~ f4ow SHILEY'S •l~un · SHOP Ha1r Cut~ & Styling Bleaching & ll'lnting ReallsUcr- ilrech Caryl Rlchfit\is & Rayette Pe11!1anents OPEN I TO UION. THROUGH ~.\,T, Pk. ~11·111 lt8~ St Fwn t ,;, Mason Telephone Directories To Be Mailed Jan. 3 ' .As AMERICAN •• cherry{IIe utbil lUns Ia S0 L D sroup MeJilhlnny preSided grandson, Frank McGro\hen, and sister, Mrt1 Reynolds Mrl Nathan Btsgs, woo ta til The etlendance banner was awarded to Ute Second Grade llught by llrt1 C. E Yoong The PTA are selling Golden Crumble candy aa a money nioklng projecl A lorre crowd w&& present for !be C6ristmas program whicb m luded t~e fol!owmg numbers Approximately 5600 cop1es of First to Fourth Grades •Jolly, Jolly Santa Claus , Up Qn the tbe 1958 1\Uson-Pl Pleasant telellouse-tllp' , ''Santa land •, ''Little phone dtreelortes wtll be mailed Sand,y Slel&bfoot", •o, Come Lit to 111batriber1 begmmng on Jan.j,.nnivl:{sary ile Cblldren ; and 'We W111b You 3 aeeordtng to R F Bel:kel4 man A Merry Chtlstmas" ager of the Pl Pleasant Cbe.sa Til~ other four grades gave the peake and Potomac Telephope Co 1 Christmas atory wtlh Maxtne With· It IS ex peeled that deliVen ee as the reader will be completed by Jan 6 PeoThe processional carol was "0 ple who do not receive one Wlthi::J Come All Ye FaiUtful' and oUter a fetJ days following Utat dat• carols uad were o, Lttlle Town are wed ID noUfy the Pl ,Plea .. of Bethleliem", 'Hark, Ute Herald ant off1ce A"'~ SIDJ'', "Away m a Man fer", •"Wbble Shepherds Watched MARKET REPORT Their floeb By Ntght ' "We, C!NCINNATI UP- Produce• Tbree llln&l of Orient Are ' and Eggs ftnn p11ces II farms, coo "SIIellt Nilbt" sumen whttes and browns, A Jumbos ~9 A large 41-45, A medwm 36-41 A small 2&34. B large 36-42 FOB A large 511-52. A medtum 45-48 8 Chickens steady trym ...,,,,. 14-16, heary hens !7-19 hens lll-ll fryer prices 5000 at U 49,000 at I~ 7,000 at 16. Butter 90 score 71 l.be ablebce of the pr.,tdent, her twtn Police Seeking ' ~w Slit •• surmed lty one dauehler, Mrs WJlltam McGrothers, one ; > Boyar Qirlsl - the)l're all here! your Iavorite TV Stars ' - R6y Rogers, Dale ~~~rns, Pat 'B~y, "BUllet" and Nelly~Ie. You'll have r~,h westew fun playi~ "oopk• out" With this ~omflete ,~~·it q\l~~VY<N cat}' ~ge ' tlte ct\UCk wagon~s wlt~!l. \l:i~ UP the nor~ ,8~4' do all the thints co*boya <to out on the OJ>ell ,r•t\r~ ~,, ' :JtOuf~' ~~)} ";4~~ is ~~ lpng. ,,: ·_, ' ~ ' .# . - • .., ~"" I PJ'eoen wore C L Ingle.., llay or, . bonnie Mcfarland, rFcorder, and Cw,ndlmen E E Thompson Frlllk IIIlard, Ray Roush and Clll'· tis ~cDilliel � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 17, 1957