https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c45c102777b209a5ee12d07d8fc2f339.pdf 8da1c6696bded1df7abccb39e97256ac PDF Text Text ' •. • • ' I I \F~~~:! s lA MvtrtiiiU . '.' ; ' I I "' :I .' .. I ' ' · e·" . ) I ... 1'!1~ VOL IX NO. 211 · ·· . . ' ' ... ' .... ...,........ . • s; •' I ' ' ' We to~. exte~a .. , our ~incer~ best ytlshet . fo~ happ}i"liolfday 'season I Your friends at a ·'we oa Your Savlllgs Pomeroy National Bank BANKiNG SINCE 1872 Membfr, Fedtral Reserve System Mtm~r Federal DeJIOI!It IDJUrance Corporation POMEROY RUTLAND 1 Other iieavy ram• taused slx to be oloa4<1 in l~dlanJI and forced four Te!Te llloto lam· lhe& to abandon tb61t Mme•J I h1ghw~ys wl~d funnels LitttevUle and Cltnton, YAEREND CtWIANCE: SALE " 1 11f 1) New Buleb Qd I'D!!~ are aelllng so well that we must move our lnvenW~o( u~ed ran to make room for more lnd~·laa. We re .Jaate. some flhe, low mileage abarp can al very lOW celrRull!i In now and gel youra. ' I evacuate theu mapo·ltiver . . ,, ' CHOICE OF,, 80 BETTER BUYS • In OaklaJ!d,. N. J••.•tl"I:IC! 300 famll1es ! ' 1957 Cheyr'ltt 210 2dr. Sedan · ··· $1,995 normil early bad , already waten to \treets in . THE ANNUAL CANDLE LIGHT DINNEJ I I I I -I I Sunday Evening I MARTIN RESTAURANT > Only 14,520 actual 'mileage by careful local owner • 1956•Dcidge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan 0hio, 6regon 1 $1,695 Push button shift. S~Pcl/mng b,esul)' 1955 c•rysler vf'·4\dr. . ,· Governors.Bet cost o.ver f45QQ.OO. This one Uke new. Ne:.v one · 1955:'6odge VI 4 dr. Sedan .. · .. · $1,395 Holmes wired O'Ne\11 lbol 1956 '-Pntlac VI Star Chief ······· $2,195 4 dr. Calallna Se4an One careful local owner Pontiac's finest. Allleathef seats. About half pnce of new one. Hycltpmatle-' drive. Original finish like new. Drive this Rocket performer. , 'I 2 dr. IUYiera ,Cpe, Qnly 8,1145 actual careful!Jillel. D'!na· flow drtJ SboWI'Oorn clcm. ' 4ll~ ,~an. l'ower .leering & Brakes t'ully equipped. One earefulloeal owner. , ' ,• ' Super 2 dr. ·· · ·· ···· · $1,395 Rlvler• ~- Oriclnal metallic red finish We've serviced thll ear •ce new. Tbla· ~ Utest series '55. One carofut owner. Y•ar end ti.J!~4dr.2105~ lK Yean of Service BII«.Jiea To Butekl" TIL &:00 r .M. _ ___ todaJ, __;_ I • The Pomeroy Hl&b Scbool Glee Clubs prel;en~ed nual ChristmiiS Program at Senior High 1.45 Fritl'iY. afternoon, Prlncijial James A. Diehl, Jr. announced tod4y. The program was direc;,ted )ly James Lohse, a jwdor, ln absence of Mrs. Lucille Swackbamer1mus1c superv~r of Pomeroy P)lblk: Sl:bools, wbO was unable to be nrli!:ent ~USf she *PURITAN,, SLACkS SWUTtRS,, *SWANK Jewelry ancl lllfolds f " ' *~AYMAR ' ,, •'"'' ;~~, ETTNAtl:~~~ DOOD w" dlrec:tlnJ a progrijn at 111othor Po.,.ror eellOOI at tile · .... $695. MANY MORE Clnistmas FOSTER JACKETS 19$5,6..,. ~ton Pickup .. · ·.. $995 I *STYLE MART SUITS *IRVI~ ~ . ' w•• Pomeroy High Glee Clubs Present Christmas *ALLIGATOR TOPCOATS 2 dr. sed;~. This ono'a aharp from !he word go ••low as, MtJ Wesley J. Roush Death Reported At Steubenville Hompbrey, 30, !lliddJe. port, and Richard LewiS, 35, Hid· dleport both for 1intolicatloa. llumphrey released on $23 bond to apper m mayor'o court toni&ht Lewu rellllined 1D jail at volve For Dress and Sport Wear ' 1955 Ftnl VI Customllne ··· · · · $1,395 ·~'"· 19D' Ff•nklin *ARROW SHIR~S ,_d VI Ranch Wagon ···· ··· $1:;495 19541~ • at the game. He 8114.' 11 Tbil gridlfOII from our. two ahould not 401 ~!~~~~ ehiileDice between tbe 84 approp!'iate an arrest is expected soon. Meaowbile,. he reported the jaillag of MElcHAtfDI~ II ,' f $2,7?5 A beauutul wagon at a low p1lc~ tO 'lnotber parked oar driver left Chief Bartrum Jomed Patrolman Herbert Gilkey and togelbt!r they loeated the abandoned ear in,Clif. ton. ' Chid Barfrwn &lld thiS moming NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 1957 .ulck VI Special ·· ····· · · · $2,795 1J55 , 1r And WUI Appreelate WIU Be Seleeted From Our Stock of $1,795 1957 ~lck VI Slitclllll .. · ·.. he w" louking fotward to ateilit hh't New Pontiac trade·ln. One of the cleanest cars on our lot 1955 Olds VI Holliday Cpt. k. S~ith Is .Speaker he- number W.s tUen luve!ll· gation showed lajer itie name gav· en did not correspond w1th the regislnt.ion of the ear Twb boon later at 7 aame ~ar, lumlDC YJ!ung'J Super }[arb~ COLUMJIUS UP - Gov. C Wil· Uam O'NelU tO<\ar ~~ Oregon Gov RObert D. Holmes •an Oblo Buckeye tree ogain&t ,an •Oregon Douglas fir tree tifat Oblo S~!e Will defeat Oregon in tbe ao.. Bowl clash Jan. 1. 19~~ &4fick VB Sup~r ... .. , ..,. ·J1,195 brak~s. ,Tbe dmer tmied lou eaougb Joleave a name, then dotilrJed iJe. lore pollee could get lliere. !Iii On Rose B(Jwl $.1,595 Windsor Sedan. A line automobile at a low price One owner. 2 d~. Rlffilra.Cpe. Power Steering & MethCNiist Youth To~r Middleport • ~ols· qr, 11511, l • *BVD Robti ancl ~t(a!llaS .II. ' lid time thO ' Senipr • Hijb prog~tq ,.... pme~t«L lii!I.OI !Able ~l•r· ed the piano •~eoillpaniJIIortt (or aP ol the Cluiototla <~It -and I :~=:•• ·'' • Ill E. MAIN ST. "Home of Arrow 8llrts" ,, ')'be .PfOil'lm betiD Whet>' 'lilt Mllaed Choro• ""a' •o Caine' Alii ;~~::';·,,!~' Ye Falthfol". William S~, 11 Pat.ncia Blake•lee and' Soe Saiiltb were Ute narraton who told the' Cbristmu ~tory "0 Holy Nlgbt" and "It C.me Upon A )Udnlght Clear" ,..,. tHe ~\ I;)OWNJE·GROS$,. IHC. . ...,. aecond and thin! voeal numbets aWTg by the l>flxe<l Chorua. •'!,l,t 'old Tbo Club then Ant "AnJolo • 'fl• Have Heart On High." WU· ~am Stmt!lt and lli>btrt Puktr pve the narrative roadlnp that !ollow<d the voeal number. "The Fitst N<iel'~ "We '11tteo �,,' '• Till,' ·~Dau?·Selltlnel, POI!Imy'Midliieport, o.,' Dee 21, 1967 rt1 'SENTINEL ' ,1f'tifli¢ Pro6'1em At P.omeroy-M ason Bflidge Approach H,u ~ Eosr# Complete Solution;HaiiSteplsSe,en 1 Ql1 1!urled fenders antl smashed bumpers at the Pomeroy . Mason brkiSe ll}lproath continues to mount we may ali pause to. note that there Is no easy solu· tion for t1tis ae.rlous traffic. problem at that point. Appf9ximately three years ago the State Highway Department experimented for a time with a signal light at the bridge en· trance. If anything, it made the conges!ton 8:80 9:30 10·00 10:30 Today mornings and evenings, ·ofllst fair· Jy late past the dinner hour, a lo~g line ~f cars Is wailing to get off the brtdge. It ts such walling that ca uses accidents as lrrltat· cu nerves Inspire dttvers to leap their cars mto an opening Tuo often this llpening is ltke a hole in the opposition's defensive foot· ball team line which isn't there when the ba II carrier tries to get through 11 ·00 u:ao 12:00 12·30 1·00 I 30 • Daybook Daily SeotmeJ nrd Tnfl . 27111 prc8ldenl of lho• BOOTS HOMI NO. 300 ALBANY, Calif UP _ Jockey NOTICI OP "LING AND HIA~· Ub itcd Slllics, at Yu le Univers1 l;t ~fanuc! Ycaza of Panomn' rode hls lNG ON INVINTORY l're~olt Court, Molts County, Ohio IS 11n underKhnt rlppcc' fi'Om tm 300tl1 wlnuer of the 1957 iODIQn 10 , TO the Executor or Admi•IH!ra· baclt durin)( a h·f' ~h··uHI ·s oph ­ the llr.t race at Clolden Gnto tor and to ouch of the following os field Friday and then added three are re•ldents or tho •tuto of OhiO' omoJ'C cln!l bt ttlc whil l' he wus nn more winners b11fore the program aurvlvlnc spouse, It any; neKtJ of undcrgrndllate. was over. ktn: berteltctarte• under the will, II ony: lhe attorney or attorney• representlnr any ollhe aloremen· ·: t'f .. [ I ·· ~·~i : tloned perton~: l;< ~ i a.m> f) l:iW.' f.~ [J - 'I'JIId 'lt: l '.' l ~ ~ ~ You are hereby notified that on 1. Tratflo 1!gl\ (1'urk ) dOfl 111:11JI:I,;U1, FJI 'I ~·Jf;' the 19th doy of Doecmbcr, 18~7. o Tern plea 4. Letter 22. Or1111 rJI•J:•J t:t ;tL:. .!l t~~ an Inventory and Appraloement of 1Orient I I Heb I bladel III:HcJ d ~ll'Jadllli:ill the eotate of Allred H Genhelm t~ :·n: . ~u tt a. Huard 1 Smooth 23. COller• . lH '~' ~·~ i~t·; IIIli ~ '·' er, doceaoed, late of Pomeroy VII· 10. Theater 6 Jumpa din. r.• ~:.t 1J '.w1 rJ'_, r,1 loge in uld Counly wu filed In teatl ) 1. Moalem , tnr ~~ ~~ :.\l : .J:·ll~'-' l~· ~j tbb Court. II. Codllke 11111 Utle haU u :•>1 r.• ; 1 · tV t • ~·;J .; 13. oo awey 8 Publlo ll.l:lklmo [..ll:·',;.' k•1• l l llH'H -H ~ Hearing on said !aventory and u :; · ~~ l ;.. 1-:U:HJ \! H. Corroded , ottlclal kRift Appraieelllt!nt will be had before !!. Hulena V Floh 2~. cruet• thb ~ 011 the 18th dRy of 1e. Ver•o 11. Accumu. the M.lodyof · ~aauaey 1H7, at 10:00 o'clock • flbbr J late• 21. Drama wattr' 17 VIctor I! Dag,.r 29.C&Ilbtrt m lT. Ortek lett• Borge' I lCI. Cor~ldor 30. Pillar of ExcepUona thereto may be lllt•d as.otrl'o homeland '10. Jllx. atone by onr h1lere.ted party at auy llidutalnt It. Vehicle plolt 81 Pos•eued time prior to five daya before the .o.. .t 20. l'amlly 19 A lin U Tomptt date oet for lteortng 1 121. Window WTrNESS my oignature and rio .. J1 l~"lw. the Mol of said Court, this 22 An oar 17 i•~ ~ lltb d1y of December 1957 21 st,mtod John C. Bacon thtllfl ' Ju4re and Ex·Ortlclo Cler~ 21 u. 8. ,~>By: LeUa V. llyaelt Prealdent Deputy Cltrk. 17. Carbonatocl (12) 21, 18, 2te drink ~ I'" 28 Ootrlchilko 1'1 I" bird 29. Flower ·Ttft'1 lhlrt ~120 83 Part ot N!W BA'\:EN, Coon. -<UPl"lobe" loduded In an exhtblt cotnmelr.· 31. Burden ~·· Ol'ltlnl the tOOth onnlvemry of 35 Number •\ ~., lho bli'th of the late William How 38 Service dub 88 Form ot I'" I'' ~ I"' .~. ~~h~ s_v~tqo~n~ .: 1 Cub Scout Den Three Christmas Party Is He'ld Den 3 of the Middleport Cub Scout Pack had 1 party recently 11 the reereation ooom at the ~'!Ill" of ?.lr. and Mra. Kalad Rlndy. Mrt Lowls H Sauer Is Den Mother ond to a!8letod by Mra. Leland llroWII. The Oubs enjoyed 1ames and ·an exchange ol gilts whleb had been placed under a llahtett Christmas gram Monduy evenine Dec. 22 at tree Prize11 won for the &ames IV:05 Sign On 11:00 This Is the Life 11 :30 Man to Mall 11·45 What One Perton Con Do 12:16 tllrilllan Science IUO TV Chapel 1•00 What's Your Trouble 1.00 Championship Bowling 2·00 TBA 2.30 Assignment Southeast Asia 400 Wide W1de World 5.30 News'Picture 5·45 Ashland Oil Emp. Chorus Jng with Mrs. Baker and Mrs. J. Q 6.00 Meet the Press Riee presentillg a abort devotional eervlce tncludlng Sq!plw!e lesson aad prayer. Plans were discussed for lbll Chu..b School dUring lhe WCHs~rv bu1lnesa lillian. and were ..,.,.d a eslad <l!>Urse by the members o( tbe !!Pard of mm . lotlo I "' 1 1ST 3V. R•Pllll .• CD Made lnto llr(e bundlel 41. Sollcit1 <2 ~' ~ (lf' Looked at ~ ~ I" ~ 1- .. ~ •• DOWN 1. Ftx 1 2 Captured\.,.....: . DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Here't ho~ to work Ill AXYDLBAAXR b L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W'. one Iotter olmpty otande lor anothV· Ia thti 1111\Pit All lll!'l lor the three L'l, X for tho two 0'1, etc. Stnrlo lotion, apoeo 1 trophoa. tha lenrlh and lormauon of tho wor<lo ll't all bini& Each day the code leltera are dltrortnt. 1 A Orn>tot,.... QuolattOa -1 'GHVB BLFT BKMY EORI\'1'• llH1.TFI\• E KL U L'U II L F A E t - A ld N . Teo~ COPio!iuotot !Ill WISE WQ IIP)CI:l); A NO&. AT I'QII'n Jf ,4. :roo.t. INti£ED - lt~G• . _..... ~r IKIIII. . t ,ll! . . ChannelS -Saturday 9:00 Jr. Town Meeting 9:30 Captain KangaroDf' ()bl'lstlan Education: llro. ' Charles 10:30 Al.tghty Mouse Playhouse Jennett, 'Mrs. WWJs Anthony, Mrs. 11:00 Learn to Draw Baker, Mra. Smart and Airs. Millon 11:1~ Garden Club Hood. 11:30 Saturday Playhou,. 12:00 Reeord Hop HUT(HINS RIC:OYIRS 1:00 The Lone Ranger NEW YORK UP - Foward 1:30 Star Performance Mel Hutoblna, hobbled ~Y injuries 2:00 Saturday Showcase slnoe bellli obtained 1rom1he De- 3 00 TV Classroom troit Plotoru during the orr sea· son, was restored to the acUve list 4.00 Pro Hockey by the New York Knlcke~boekero 6.30 201~ Century , l<Tiday night and rookie Brendan 7 DO Golden Pl•yhouse the Letart Fall• EUB C-urch Ev· were gtven to Sammy Hood and eryone is welcome to attend. Jimmy Kay. Relreibmenb of Chriatmas tree NEW ARRIVAL icc cre11m, cook:i('s and favors Mr and Mrs William B Buck were served and the Cubs pre· til v~rsadios. Ohio, m the' P•·oud scnted Mrs Sauer with Christmas parents ol a new daughlcr Ear :Mc-Cann was placed on the inac· 730 Perry Mascm Show . ! bara Ann. born on Dec. 1o1 Grand gtfts. Cubs in the Pnck are S ephen tive hst 8:80 Dick & the Duchess parents m Mr und Mrs W1iliam Hlndy, BJIIy Dlvts, George Sauer 9:00 G1ft Basket E Watson, Pomeroy, aod ltrs An · Waynll D:ms, Lcluml Bro wn, Mar9.30 Hai"' Gun, Will Travel na Buck of Rutland vin Fry, James Kay aud Sammy 10·00 Guosmoke Hood 10:30 Official Dete.ttve Mr an~~~. ~!~~v~~~ <'o tumII 10 • Gift 'Basket buo, arc announcing the '"' th o! 11:10 The Late Show an 8 lb son, ehrhtopher m Co· lumbu~. Grundpurcntli are Mr. and Junior Gardeners Meet For Party Mrs. Adolpli snelens, M1ddlcporl, 'fhe Jumor Amateur Gardeners 1111 d tlr. and lltn. ls"'c W11t sr, Club met for a Christmas pm ty Pomeroy, RD. Frldny aflernoon at the hom e of their advisor, Mrs Norman Hum phrey,, Celeste Ault Is president of the club and they enjoyed an exchan~e of gifta whtc~ had been placod under i WJ EH Melas County Mews 1.2:10 p.m. decorated tree. MrR 1-fumphreys and her daugn· Daily tcr, Sandra, served refreshments to th~ following members: Celeste ond Kny Ault, Kathy McElhinny, telna, Connie Coo~. Jonicc Schmoll and Elinor Bodlmer, Training Class !1:00 11:30 12:00 12:80 1:00 !:4D 2:00 3:00 4:00 6:4D Suztmne Brad.btD"Y, Helen Cap· Pia~ Teachers Sunday- Chclnne! 8 10.00 GJfto of Mosie 990 .s·pot ·On Your on ,......,.• AJ,_ ~~ Western Theater 5:00 Sky King 5:30 Ropalong Cassidy 6 DO News, Picture 6·15 Football Scoreboanl 6:30 Faderat Men 7·00 Saturday Nl~ht Jamboree 7.,0 People Are Funny 8 DO Perry Como 9·00 Club Oasis 9 30 Glsele MacKenzie Show 10:00 What's It For 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11:00 NeW!! lleadllaea 11:10 W~atbercast 11:1, Nil<!watch ):00 Sian orr Channel 3 - Sunday 19-Second Light,,No! Slow Cats bown Is Best To A 4:1)0 th: five cars rould fight their way across the in· tervenlng space between changes. If a heavy truck became the first vehicle across, the II such a proposa) is impossible, it appears truck and about one more car could make it some other means of improving the situation onto the bridge, or proceed lOI\'Jll'd Pomeroy. must ])c found. One observer who dally · ~ This shortly became Jiit8terable and State watches the cars stack up on the bridge, sug· Highway Department traffic people spent gests tra·fflc be drastically slowed over the two days checking and watching the mess. approac h hill · Their conclusion: Caution lights with an enforced speed No Ught was better than what they had. zone should allow cars to get off Jnd onto Conjecture has been raised that a longer the bridge with greater ease This is someInterval might have helped Apparently the thing that could he done at once with practl· traffic experts didn't think so after having cally no expense whatsoever. watched the Intersection. i\re !here any "nay" votes? i 2·00 Pro Basketball 'Ciov·er Leal' Plan, No! D~~~s~ ~ . ~ ( Outlook Amateur Jlour Sally Slcn OP • Ste~e Allen Show Cirtla 3 Ranch Chevy ShOw Watch ~r. Wll:a d, 10 oo Loretta Youns Show Howdy Doody The 1111ff and !Ieddy Show 1o90 Wliterfmnl II 00 News11eldllo,. Flm' 11 I~ Nitewateb AndJ's Gang 1'00 SliD Off 'lbia Story De)J<tive's llairy Down on tbe Farm Channel3 -Saturday 8 1& W(JJ'se. The immediate problem then was how to slow east-west traffic on Rout~s 33 It has been suggested, and in these col· and 7 as well as speed up traffic gelling off umns too, that a one way system of routing the bridge. Construction workers at Kyger traffic over the bridge approach hill on one Crfek_rower plant augmented the car flow at • hand and under the bndge on the other be that bme.. . provided. This proposal would require conNow, With Ka~ser Aluminum in tis peak of struction of a modern highway on a righi·Of· construcbon al:tlVlty, observers are Impress· wa owned by the village of Pomeroy under ed with the hordes of cars waiting to get on bridge. I and of! the bridge mornings and evenings. Assuming the State would approve such There ts little promise that this traffic prob· ~n outlay now, or ever, this plan has a whoplem will be lightened as Kaiser neat·s. com. ping stumbling block It won't work. If you pletion. It Is estimated 7,000 people wtll be don't believe it, get out a pencil, paper, and employed in the pro,ductlon of aluminum at ruler and start to work . Kaiser SeDdlng 8,000 t'<!nstructlon workers Prepare a pattern which permits traffic to other clime~ is not going to ease very from Middleport to Pomeroy and vice verse much the tra!ftc over the Pomeroy • Mason to go one .way under the bndge and one way bridge as 7,000 operational people replace over the bridge approach hill Also, take them. your pick as t~whlch is to go over and under Then figure out how traffic wilt get off the bridge destmed in two directions and get When the traffic light was installed at the onto the bridge from two directions. Get that apptoaclllt was set up on a 19 second change and you're going some without including a for traffic from Middleport to Pomeroy and "clover-leaf" on the north, or clilf side of the · vice Yerse. It had a two·way change light for bridge entrance to gel away from cars gting olf·tbe-llridge cars There was a "blind side" onto the bridge having to criss-cross can MONDAY MIETING on the north, an area occupied by busmess coming off. Jane How•ll Tent 95 will meet Whoever said traffic engineers don't have Monday mght at 7 p.m. at the establishments. thei share of headaches A clover leaf on the home ol Mrs. Guy Reynold•, Mid· It may be recalled that between 4:30 and r · dleporl. All members are request· 5 p.m. when the light was working traffic north side is out. There isn't room even if the ed to bring a $1 gift often was piled up from the stop-go stgnal established businesses should feel like being CHRISTMAS PROGRAM nearly south Into Middleport. At the best, bought out by the Stale There will be a Christmas pro· Leool Notice . TELSVISION GUIQ& w_sM.-TV Chonnel3 t»aanem~g, Editorially White the CQllll.t . Rodio Dial ......... Writ• • 7:00 7:30 8:00 11:00 9:30 United Nations In Action Camero Three Let'• Take A Trip Wild Bill Hickok Fa1e the Nation CBS World News Samurai Seven Lively ·Ar!s Pro Foolhall PRo Football Review I.aule Annie Oakley Ed Sulllwn Show • GE 'l'beltre Allred Hltehco.. 6·3D 7 00 7 30 8.00 9'00 •J Channei '3-Monday 8 45 Sign On 7 00 Today 900 Romper Room 9 3~ Trouble Wtth Father 10 00 Arlene Francis Show 10 30 1'reasure Hunt noo The Prloe is Rl1ht 1130 Truth or Coosqu~eeo 12 00 Tic Tac Dough 12 30 II Coul~ Be )ou 1'00 M!d·Day News liS Movletime 2 30 Bride ard Groom 300 Matinee Theatre 400 Queen l~r a Day 4 45 Modem Remanees 5·00 Comedy 'l'lme 6'30 Spinach Plqholl'<ll 6·15 SpOltS Eye 8 25 Weatbercast 6 3~ News Picture 6 45 NBC NtWS 7:00 Hawkeye 7•3D Tho Price Is Right 800 Reslleill Gun 8 30 Tales of Wells Farao 9·00 Twenty One 9 3~ Goodyear Theater IO·OD Suspicion 11 .!10 News Headlines 11 ·10 Weatbercast . Nltewatch 1 00 Sign Off 11 · U Chanttel8 IO.OD $64,000 Cballonge What's My Line llOO Sunday News SpeclJI lll5 The Late Show 10 · 3~ ChannelS-Monday 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 4~ CBS News 9·0D Morning Show 9 0~ CBS News 9 S5 Momi"Z state News 10·00 Garry Moore 10.3D Arthur ,Godfrey . u·s~ Strike It Rlell ·' 12:00 N~WA"'t Noo~ ·.. • 1 ' 12.10 Katie s Almanae 12·15 Love of 1111! 12.30 12·45 1:00 I •30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3.30 4·00 4 !5 4.30 5 00 tz:llt Sip ·On 1:00 AU sta.r Movie lolatlnee for Tomorrow G>ldlng Lilht Katie's Kitchen \ AI the Work! TUI'III Beat the Clock Hou,.party v Bill Payoff The Verdict Is Youn Brighter Day •1 Secret Storm Edge of, Night Mystery Theatre 1:30 Your Esso l\epGI1C 8:45 Sporu Parade .( 6·&8 Westborman ' 7:00 A Star S~all Rise 7:3D R~bln Hood 8:00 Burns and Allen 8:3D Talent Scoub 9:00 Danny Tbumas 9:30, December Bride 10:00 High Adventure 11:00 Up-tO'the-Minute News 11:05 ' $tannins tl>e WN!her 11:10 ~· Late Show • , 7:00 I SP1 7:!1 'Mavertek 8:80 !li>Wlllli Staro ; ltiSURAfKU· e FOB THE BEST! \ · ' • ANY TYPE! See or Call ' · ' JOHN RICHMOND With the lit>pe lhttt it will, 1-' 5'0tl1e l'l'ltCisur~, foster anclhelp sus- ta'irt.tii!C~twhl<:h ;llg0cld .lnfdmliv and community life, this ·fea. ture Is sponsor~~ bv the buslnes s firms and orgonizG:Itions whose names 41)pear below. . , . .Allen A~Piil•ce s'".' -·-·· 2!U, Mllll St. P11meroy ·Ctllllllt Block Ct. Ptllllei'Of, Ohio B•kw Flnlniture Stiffler Red Anchor Mitl,Uepon Pomeroy Budget Shopping Center ,, To an our add up to.. frlendl Fife RlfrigerJ,tloa llfl4dlejJort., OliJo Ohilt Yaii,Y laking Co -~ W'flt1 M1tel'l of Holsum Bread ·F•..... &,AblJott • HkiJII'P* Custom )Jluut Kitchens '· lint wlsl!eS R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. . for 1 hiPPY ' Your Dodge·(! PI1J!outl Deller . 11olitlay, ilhllltrfl ...., I Dilen Of GOlld Bread ftfE Bauaa,&oa. W. VL 1 WOfk. ~u.riday. T:BO p. m·. 'East Letart &IGIRATIHI ~!rt::O~o'~~~o:":Uf.t~~~! 11th ~undllyo. Pr•m ·W"''ilt!dly, at ·e. Rildlilt:Milalo~ .,.at1n1 oo I ~~~l•iJI!iii~~::~l{o•~.~ .~!'~.~ YOUR 'I:IOTPOINT DEALER Cllllltt lutll pastor, ..sitnlitlll lililada7 UO 1114 1'11~· 7:f0. 9:00 1OPeD Hearing 9:30 The Trophy HI;OO ScoU,nd Yard Newa and Sports Headllnel 'l:OO Soturd11 sporta Review - 10:80 lo:so zoth Century Thea~ ~:ID Personal Profile 12:00 SJ8a orr S:SO BooturtlaJ Nefls Review D:4S Comment 6:00 tefs Tllk It over e:ao PlaY of the 'Week T:OO Sberl'oet ll:olmeo 9:44 Sign On 9:411 Mornln1 Movie T:IO Keep It In The Fim111 11:80 Nelahbors i:Oil Country :Muolc .Tubltee 12:00 Noon NoWI 1 9:00 I.awreoee·Welt 12:115 Cartoon Club 10:00 Mike Wellaee lntemow 12:80 Liberace ~b:SO lolayflower News 1:00 Gretebeo Wade Show 10:38 llOtb Centul)' The11ft 1:30 Movie MaUnee ta:ao stcn orf 2:48 Let's Go Cbrlstmao Shopo . ·ping a:oo Alllllticu Band~nd ·8:30 · ·Do You Ttlllit Y<JUr Wife 11 :DB SICO On 4:00 American Bandotand 12!011 :faith For TodiJt G:OO Supennaq ' 1!:30 iilWflll!l Glbbl &:30 Mtekey Mapa Club 1:00 Oril Robe!(~ 'eioo cattooa Cl~b UJ · !llmmolid Tim• 6:28 ·rtve star Final t its Channel 13 l'n!senlt 2:00 'lbe Bl& Pk!Ute 6:45 Ne~ ' 7:00 Horbor Command 2:30 'II\' Sundio.Y Sc!bool ·S\00 Jolin Hapklnl File 7:Jo :\merltan Bandttan4 800 '<1111 :Mitchell Show 3:30 !leon Pike. 8:80 bblna Smith 4:00 CblleJt Nowa Conference QtOO Voice of Firestone 4:Sb Paul Wlneball ShOw D1.0 Jlawrt. W(!lk a·oo Texu llln8ers .0:1!0 ;~ Led 'l'bree u... ', 5;30 Aeeceot 11:00 ~ews 8:00 SlUIUDer'a Serentde 11:16 Theate~ 18 6:18 I,Nt\VI 1~:30 Sign . Off 8:30 Glleo,Kld Time 4:00 All stat Golf 1~30 lllbl~ . . ' ' ' P.eac:e is a blessiDf·all·may possess. Happ lnes:l is elusive, a will-o-the,wfsP, . here to'day,. gOne :tl/llioiTilw:JJul "pea~e tllllt ·I"'SS es all un!lel'l!~IJd\118" ~s ·the · heritage .of eae~ l!ild everyo~ #nd mo~e valuable to th e person who possesses 1t than all·materml &am llet!atlse: It ~11\be !laken away.' ltnier , •peace with one'~ self is .a .bulwark and as iiiilci\,·m·contnlt \nib •JJ,Orln and ·sttlte, that may rage agout us, as the sheep grailng oil .the mqiintiln. 'lii!B Within Sl!!hl and sou nd Of the erupting volcano. lto.~u'hilte·thlit~ct that passea ·all.un dentandlng? }'w don't have.all that is com. ing.tq .you from UU.'l!fe~lf you do not·pdss ess It?. Tbe Cliuroh·has been Ulsftt,lmental in btJiililfg··pei,ce :to uiore ;M!Pie thljlr:has any ot~~r ~littift~ .or . means. 'Th~re is a .cll)ll:'clktor y\)u. Find Jt,,Jf }'ou have not air cAdY dotle to, and USE_itl , Sear~ WHTN-TV C._onnel13 Channel13-saturday ) Channel. 13-Monday Sllllllif- ~llintll3 ~ • ~ ... Mlcilli lf·e.a 19..... " " " . " 1'1111111 . ,i.t7 'tq;,........... l'*aballOI:-lt.Ja lllaMBEl .•,.w.- 8jjDdlly ..... JIOmulf 1~'·14 2.. ,', .. ......... Jlllllil t:l-27 8............... ~ 1:1.31 ' ,.,t.l _, JfUr 'VIfttl4t ., Mght lill.t . 4............ . ... l'WIIo ~:l-1 &............. l'llbll Ul:l>:M ptoet on4 h•pJplntll•·,'l.' e. .. •.. .. .. . Mathew aJ,,29 .. l.-...-4:1olltl ' ASSOCIATED RADIO ond TELEVISION limy MWer-, Owner �,,' '• Till,' ·~Dau?·Selltlnel, POI!Imy'Midliieport, o.,' Dee 21, 1967 rt1 'SENTINEL ' ,1f'tifli¢ Pro6'1em At P.omeroy-M ason Bflidge Approach H,u ~ Eosr# Complete Solution;HaiiSteplsSe,en 1 Ql1 1!urled fenders antl smashed bumpers at the Pomeroy . Mason brkiSe ll}lproath continues to mount we may ali pause to. note that there Is no easy solu· tion for t1tis ae.rlous traffic. problem at that point. Appf9ximately three years ago the State Highway Department experimented for a time with a signal light at the bridge en· trance. If anything, it made the conges!ton 8:80 9:30 10·00 10:30 Today mornings and evenings, ·ofllst fair· Jy late past the dinner hour, a lo~g line ~f cars Is wailing to get off the brtdge. It ts such walling that ca uses accidents as lrrltat· cu nerves Inspire dttvers to leap their cars mto an opening Tuo often this llpening is ltke a hole in the opposition's defensive foot· ball team line which isn't there when the ba II carrier tries to get through 11 ·00 u:ao 12:00 12·30 1·00 I 30 • Daybook Daily SeotmeJ nrd Tnfl . 27111 prc8ldenl of lho• BOOTS HOMI NO. 300 ALBANY, Calif UP _ Jockey NOTICI OP "LING AND HIA~· Ub itcd Slllics, at Yu le Univers1 l;t ~fanuc! Ycaza of Panomn' rode hls lNG ON INVINTORY l're~olt Court, Molts County, Ohio IS 11n underKhnt rlppcc' fi'Om tm 300tl1 wlnuer of the 1957 iODIQn 10 , TO the Executor or Admi•IH!ra· baclt durin)( a h·f' ~h··uHI ·s oph ­ the llr.t race at Clolden Gnto tor and to ouch of the following os field Friday and then added three are re•ldents or tho •tuto of OhiO' omoJ'C cln!l bt ttlc whil l' he wus nn more winners b11fore the program aurvlvlnc spouse, It any; neKtJ of undcrgrndllate. was over. ktn: berteltctarte• under the will, II ony: lhe attorney or attorney• representlnr any ollhe aloremen· ·: t'f .. [ I ·· ~·~i : tloned perton~: l;< ~ i a.m> f) l:iW.' f.~ [J - 'I'JIId 'lt: l '.' l ~ ~ ~ You are hereby notified that on 1. Tratflo 1!gl\ (1'urk ) dOfl 111:11JI:I,;U1, FJI 'I ~·Jf;' the 19th doy of Doecmbcr, 18~7. o Tern plea 4. Letter 22. Or1111 rJI•J:•J t:t ;tL:. .!l t~~ an Inventory and Appraloement of 1Orient I I Heb I bladel III:HcJ d ~ll'Jadllli:ill the eotate of Allred H Genhelm t~ :·n: . ~u tt a. Huard 1 Smooth 23. COller• . lH '~' ~·~ i~t·; IIIli ~ '·' er, doceaoed, late of Pomeroy VII· 10. Theater 6 Jumpa din. r.• ~:.t 1J '.w1 rJ'_, r,1 loge in uld Counly wu filed In teatl ) 1. Moalem , tnr ~~ ~~ :.\l : .J:·ll~'-' l~· ~j tbb Court. II. Codllke 11111 Utle haU u :•>1 r.• ; 1 · tV t • ~·;J .; 13. oo awey 8 Publlo ll.l:lklmo [..ll:·',;.' k•1• l l llH'H -H ~ Hearing on said !aventory and u :; · ~~ l ;.. 1-:U:HJ \! H. Corroded , ottlclal kRift Appraieelllt!nt will be had before !!. Hulena V Floh 2~. cruet• thb ~ 011 the 18th dRy of 1e. Ver•o 11. Accumu. the M.lodyof · ~aauaey 1H7, at 10:00 o'clock • flbbr J late• 21. Drama wattr' 17 VIctor I! Dag,.r 29.C&Ilbtrt m lT. Ortek lett• Borge' I lCI. Cor~ldor 30. Pillar of ExcepUona thereto may be lllt•d as.otrl'o homeland '10. Jllx. atone by onr h1lere.ted party at auy llidutalnt It. Vehicle plolt 81 Pos•eued time prior to five daya before the .o.. .t 20. l'amlly 19 A lin U Tomptt date oet for lteortng 1 121. Window WTrNESS my oignature and rio .. J1 l~"lw. the Mol of said Court, this 22 An oar 17 i•~ ~ lltb d1y of December 1957 21 st,mtod John C. Bacon thtllfl ' Ju4re and Ex·Ortlclo Cler~ 21 u. 8. ,~>By: LeUa V. llyaelt Prealdent Deputy Cltrk. 17. Carbonatocl (12) 21, 18, 2te drink ~ I'" 28 Ootrlchilko 1'1 I" bird 29. Flower ·Ttft'1 lhlrt ~120 83 Part ot N!W BA'\:EN, Coon. -<UPl"lobe" loduded In an exhtblt cotnmelr.· 31. Burden ~·· Ol'ltlnl the tOOth onnlvemry of 35 Number •\ ~., lho bli'th of the late William How 38 Service dub 88 Form ot I'" I'' ~ I"' .~. ~~h~ s_v~tqo~n~ .: 1 Cub Scout Den Three Christmas Party Is He'ld Den 3 of the Middleport Cub Scout Pack had 1 party recently 11 the reereation ooom at the ~'!Ill" of ?.lr. and Mra. Kalad Rlndy. Mrt Lowls H Sauer Is Den Mother ond to a!8letod by Mra. Leland llroWII. The Oubs enjoyed 1ames and ·an exchange ol gilts whleb had been placed under a llahtett Christmas gram Monduy evenine Dec. 22 at tree Prize11 won for the &ames IV:05 Sign On 11:00 This Is the Life 11 :30 Man to Mall 11·45 What One Perton Con Do 12:16 tllrilllan Science IUO TV Chapel 1•00 What's Your Trouble 1.00 Championship Bowling 2·00 TBA 2.30 Assignment Southeast Asia 400 Wide W1de World 5.30 News'Picture 5·45 Ashland Oil Emp. Chorus Jng with Mrs. Baker and Mrs. J. Q 6.00 Meet the Press Riee presentillg a abort devotional eervlce tncludlng Sq!plw!e lesson aad prayer. Plans were discussed for lbll Chu..b School dUring lhe WCHs~rv bu1lnesa lillian. and were ..,.,.d a eslad <l!>Urse by the members o( tbe !!Pard of mm . lotlo I "' 1 1ST 3V. R•Pllll .• CD Made lnto llr(e bundlel 41. Sollcit1 <2 ~' ~ (lf' Looked at ~ ~ I" ~ 1- .. ~ •• DOWN 1. Ftx 1 2 Captured\.,.....: . DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Here't ho~ to work Ill AXYDLBAAXR b L 0 N 0 F E L L 0 W'. one Iotter olmpty otande lor anothV· Ia thti 1111\Pit All lll!'l lor the three L'l, X for tho two 0'1, etc. Stnrlo lotion, apoeo 1 trophoa. tha lenrlh and lormauon of tho wor<lo ll't all bini& Each day the code leltera are dltrortnt. 1 A Orn>tot,.... QuolattOa -1 'GHVB BLFT BKMY EORI\'1'• llH1.TFI\• E KL U L'U II L F A E t - A ld N . Teo~ COPio!iuotot !Ill WISE WQ IIP)CI:l); A NO&. AT I'QII'n Jf ,4. :roo.t. INti£ED - lt~G• . _..... ~r IKIIII. . t ,ll! . . ChannelS -Saturday 9:00 Jr. Town Meeting 9:30 Captain KangaroDf' ()bl'lstlan Education: llro. ' Charles 10:30 Al.tghty Mouse Playhouse Jennett, 'Mrs. WWJs Anthony, Mrs. 11:00 Learn to Draw Baker, Mra. Smart and Airs. Millon 11:1~ Garden Club Hood. 11:30 Saturday Playhou,. 12:00 Reeord Hop HUT(HINS RIC:OYIRS 1:00 The Lone Ranger NEW YORK UP - Foward 1:30 Star Performance Mel Hutoblna, hobbled ~Y injuries 2:00 Saturday Showcase slnoe bellli obtained 1rom1he De- 3 00 TV Classroom troit Plotoru during the orr sea· son, was restored to the acUve list 4.00 Pro Hockey by the New York Knlcke~boekero 6.30 201~ Century , l<Tiday night and rookie Brendan 7 DO Golden Pl•yhouse the Letart Fall• EUB C-urch Ev· were gtven to Sammy Hood and eryone is welcome to attend. Jimmy Kay. Relreibmenb of Chriatmas tree NEW ARRIVAL icc cre11m, cook:i('s and favors Mr and Mrs William B Buck were served and the Cubs pre· til v~rsadios. Ohio, m the' P•·oud scnted Mrs Sauer with Christmas parents ol a new daughlcr Ear :Mc-Cann was placed on the inac· 730 Perry Mascm Show . ! bara Ann. born on Dec. 1o1 Grand gtfts. Cubs in the Pnck are S ephen tive hst 8:80 Dick & the Duchess parents m Mr und Mrs W1iliam Hlndy, BJIIy Dlvts, George Sauer 9:00 G1ft Basket E Watson, Pomeroy, aod ltrs An · Waynll D:ms, Lcluml Bro wn, Mar9.30 Hai"' Gun, Will Travel na Buck of Rutland vin Fry, James Kay aud Sammy 10·00 Guosmoke Hood 10:30 Official Dete.ttve Mr an~~~. ~!~~v~~~ <'o tumII 10 • Gift 'Basket buo, arc announcing the '"' th o! 11:10 The Late Show an 8 lb son, ehrhtopher m Co· lumbu~. Grundpurcntli are Mr. and Junior Gardeners Meet For Party Mrs. Adolpli snelens, M1ddlcporl, 'fhe Jumor Amateur Gardeners 1111 d tlr. and lltn. ls"'c W11t sr, Club met for a Christmas pm ty Pomeroy, RD. Frldny aflernoon at the hom e of their advisor, Mrs Norman Hum phrey,, Celeste Ault Is president of the club and they enjoyed an exchan~e of gifta whtc~ had been placod under i WJ EH Melas County Mews 1.2:10 p.m. decorated tree. MrR 1-fumphreys and her daugn· Daily tcr, Sandra, served refreshments to th~ following members: Celeste ond Kny Ault, Kathy McElhinny, telna, Connie Coo~. Jonicc Schmoll and Elinor Bodlmer, Training Class !1:00 11:30 12:00 12:80 1:00 !:4D 2:00 3:00 4:00 6:4D Suztmne Brad.btD"Y, Helen Cap· Pia~ Teachers Sunday- Chclnne! 8 10.00 GJfto of Mosie 990 .s·pot ·On Your on ,......,.• AJ,_ ~~ Western Theater 5:00 Sky King 5:30 Ropalong Cassidy 6 DO News, Picture 6·15 Football Scoreboanl 6:30 Faderat Men 7·00 Saturday Nl~ht Jamboree 7.,0 People Are Funny 8 DO Perry Como 9·00 Club Oasis 9 30 Glsele MacKenzie Show 10:00 What's It For 10:30 Your Hit Parade 11:00 NeW!! lleadllaea 11:10 W~atbercast 11:1, Nil<!watch ):00 Sian orr Channel 3 - Sunday 19-Second Light,,No! Slow Cats bown Is Best To A 4:1)0 th: five cars rould fight their way across the in· tervenlng space between changes. If a heavy truck became the first vehicle across, the II such a proposa) is impossible, it appears truck and about one more car could make it some other means of improving the situation onto the bridge, or proceed lOI\'Jll'd Pomeroy. must ])c found. One observer who dally · ~ This shortly became Jiit8terable and State watches the cars stack up on the bridge, sug· Highway Department traffic people spent gests tra·fflc be drastically slowed over the two days checking and watching the mess. approac h hill · Their conclusion: Caution lights with an enforced speed No Ught was better than what they had. zone should allow cars to get off Jnd onto Conjecture has been raised that a longer the bridge with greater ease This is someInterval might have helped Apparently the thing that could he done at once with practl· traffic experts didn't think so after having cally no expense whatsoever. watched the Intersection. i\re !here any "nay" votes? i 2·00 Pro Basketball 'Ciov·er Leal' Plan, No! D~~~s~ ~ . ~ ( Outlook Amateur Jlour Sally Slcn OP • Ste~e Allen Show Cirtla 3 Ranch Chevy ShOw Watch ~r. Wll:a d, 10 oo Loretta Youns Show Howdy Doody The 1111ff and !Ieddy Show 1o90 Wliterfmnl II 00 News11eldllo,. Flm' 11 I~ Nitewateb AndJ's Gang 1'00 SliD Off 'lbia Story De)J<tive's llairy Down on tbe Farm Channel3 -Saturday 8 1& W(JJ'se. The immediate problem then was how to slow east-west traffic on Rout~s 33 It has been suggested, and in these col· and 7 as well as speed up traffic gelling off umns too, that a one way system of routing the bridge. Construction workers at Kyger traffic over the bridge approach hill on one Crfek_rower plant augmented the car flow at • hand and under the bndge on the other be that bme.. . provided. This proposal would require conNow, With Ka~ser Aluminum in tis peak of struction of a modern highway on a righi·Of· construcbon al:tlVlty, observers are Impress· wa owned by the village of Pomeroy under ed with the hordes of cars waiting to get on bridge. I and of! the bridge mornings and evenings. Assuming the State would approve such There ts little promise that this traffic prob· ~n outlay now, or ever, this plan has a whoplem will be lightened as Kaiser neat·s. com. ping stumbling block It won't work. If you pletion. It Is estimated 7,000 people wtll be don't believe it, get out a pencil, paper, and employed in the pro,ductlon of aluminum at ruler and start to work . Kaiser SeDdlng 8,000 t'<!nstructlon workers Prepare a pattern which permits traffic to other clime~ is not going to ease very from Middleport to Pomeroy and vice verse much the tra!ftc over the Pomeroy • Mason to go one .way under the bndge and one way bridge as 7,000 operational people replace over the bridge approach hill Also, take them. your pick as t~whlch is to go over and under Then figure out how traffic wilt get off the bridge destmed in two directions and get When the traffic light was installed at the onto the bridge from two directions. Get that apptoaclllt was set up on a 19 second change and you're going some without including a for traffic from Middleport to Pomeroy and "clover-leaf" on the north, or clilf side of the · vice Yerse. It had a two·way change light for bridge entrance to gel away from cars gting olf·tbe-llridge cars There was a "blind side" onto the bridge having to criss-cross can MONDAY MIETING on the north, an area occupied by busmess coming off. Jane How•ll Tent 95 will meet Whoever said traffic engineers don't have Monday mght at 7 p.m. at the establishments. thei share of headaches A clover leaf on the home ol Mrs. Guy Reynold•, Mid· It may be recalled that between 4:30 and r · dleporl. All members are request· 5 p.m. when the light was working traffic north side is out. There isn't room even if the ed to bring a $1 gift often was piled up from the stop-go stgnal established businesses should feel like being CHRISTMAS PROGRAM nearly south Into Middleport. At the best, bought out by the Stale There will be a Christmas pro· Leool Notice . TELSVISION GUIQ& w_sM.-TV Chonnel3 t»aanem~g, Editorially White the CQllll.t . Rodio Dial ......... Writ• • 7:00 7:30 8:00 11:00 9:30 United Nations In Action Camero Three Let'• Take A Trip Wild Bill Hickok Fa1e the Nation CBS World News Samurai Seven Lively ·Ar!s Pro Foolhall PRo Football Review I.aule Annie Oakley Ed Sulllwn Show • GE 'l'beltre Allred Hltehco.. 6·3D 7 00 7 30 8.00 9'00 •J Channei '3-Monday 8 45 Sign On 7 00 Today 900 Romper Room 9 3~ Trouble Wtth Father 10 00 Arlene Francis Show 10 30 1'reasure Hunt noo The Prloe is Rl1ht 1130 Truth or Coosqu~eeo 12 00 Tic Tac Dough 12 30 II Coul~ Be )ou 1'00 M!d·Day News liS Movletime 2 30 Bride ard Groom 300 Matinee Theatre 400 Queen l~r a Day 4 45 Modem Remanees 5·00 Comedy 'l'lme 6'30 Spinach Plqholl'<ll 6·15 SpOltS Eye 8 25 Weatbercast 6 3~ News Picture 6 45 NBC NtWS 7:00 Hawkeye 7•3D Tho Price Is Right 800 Reslleill Gun 8 30 Tales of Wells Farao 9·00 Twenty One 9 3~ Goodyear Theater IO·OD Suspicion 11 .!10 News Headlines 11 ·10 Weatbercast . Nltewatch 1 00 Sign Off 11 · U Chanttel8 IO.OD $64,000 Cballonge What's My Line llOO Sunday News SpeclJI lll5 The Late Show 10 · 3~ ChannelS-Monday 8 00 Captain Kangaroo 8 4~ CBS News 9·0D Morning Show 9 0~ CBS News 9 S5 Momi"Z state News 10·00 Garry Moore 10.3D Arthur ,Godfrey . u·s~ Strike It Rlell ·' 12:00 N~WA"'t Noo~ ·.. • 1 ' 12.10 Katie s Almanae 12·15 Love of 1111! 12.30 12·45 1:00 I •30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3.30 4·00 4 !5 4.30 5 00 tz:llt Sip ·On 1:00 AU sta.r Movie lolatlnee for Tomorrow G>ldlng Lilht Katie's Kitchen \ AI the Work! TUI'III Beat the Clock Hou,.party v Bill Payoff The Verdict Is Youn Brighter Day •1 Secret Storm Edge of, Night Mystery Theatre 1:30 Your Esso l\epGI1C 8:45 Sporu Parade .( 6·&8 Westborman ' 7:00 A Star S~all Rise 7:3D R~bln Hood 8:00 Burns and Allen 8:3D Talent Scoub 9:00 Danny Tbumas 9:30, December Bride 10:00 High Adventure 11:00 Up-tO'the-Minute News 11:05 ' $tannins tl>e WN!her 11:10 ~· Late Show • , 7:00 I SP1 7:!1 'Mavertek 8:80 !li>Wlllli Staro ; ltiSURAfKU· e FOB THE BEST! \ · ' • ANY TYPE! See or Call ' · ' JOHN RICHMOND With the lit>pe lhttt it will, 1-' 5'0tl1e l'l'ltCisur~, foster anclhelp sus- ta'irt.tii!C~twhl<:h ;llg0cld .lnfdmliv and community life, this ·fea. ture Is sponsor~~ bv the buslnes s firms and orgonizG:Itions whose names 41)pear below. . , . .Allen A~Piil•ce s'".' -·-·· 2!U, Mllll St. P11meroy ·Ctllllllt Block Ct. Ptllllei'Of, Ohio B•kw Flnlniture Stiffler Red Anchor Mitl,Uepon Pomeroy Budget Shopping Center ,, To an our add up to.. frlendl Fife RlfrigerJ,tloa llfl4dlejJort., OliJo Ohilt Yaii,Y laking Co -~ W'flt1 M1tel'l of Holsum Bread ·F•..... &,AblJott • HkiJII'P* Custom )Jluut Kitchens '· lint wlsl!eS R. H. Rawlings & Sons Co. . for 1 hiPPY ' Your Dodge·(! PI1J!outl Deller . 11olitlay, ilhllltrfl ...., I Dilen Of GOlld Bread ftfE Bauaa,&oa. W. VL 1 WOfk. ~u.riday. T:BO p. m·. 'East Letart &IGIRATIHI ~!rt::O~o'~~~o:":Uf.t~~~! 11th ~undllyo. Pr•m ·W"''ilt!dly, at ·e. Rildlilt:Milalo~ .,.at1n1 oo I ~~~l•iJI!iii~~::~l{o•~.~ .~!'~.~ YOUR 'I:IOTPOINT DEALER Cllllltt lutll pastor, ..sitnlitlll lililada7 UO 1114 1'11~· 7:f0. 9:00 1OPeD Hearing 9:30 The Trophy HI;OO ScoU,nd Yard Newa and Sports Headllnel 'l:OO Soturd11 sporta Review - 10:80 lo:so zoth Century Thea~ ~:ID Personal Profile 12:00 SJ8a orr S:SO BooturtlaJ Nefls Review D:4S Comment 6:00 tefs Tllk It over e:ao PlaY of the 'Week T:OO Sberl'oet ll:olmeo 9:44 Sign On 9:411 Mornln1 Movie T:IO Keep It In The Fim111 11:80 Nelahbors i:Oil Country :Muolc .Tubltee 12:00 Noon NoWI 1 9:00 I.awreoee·Welt 12:115 Cartoon Club 10:00 Mike Wellaee lntemow 12:80 Liberace ~b:SO lolayflower News 1:00 Gretebeo Wade Show 10:38 llOtb Centul)' The11ft 1:30 Movie MaUnee ta:ao stcn orf 2:48 Let's Go Cbrlstmao Shopo . ·ping a:oo Alllllticu Band~nd ·8:30 · ·Do You Ttlllit Y<JUr Wife 11 :DB SICO On 4:00 American Bandotand 12!011 :faith For TodiJt G:OO Supennaq ' 1!:30 iilWflll!l Glbbl &:30 Mtekey Mapa Club 1:00 Oril Robe!(~ 'eioo cattooa Cl~b UJ · !llmmolid Tim• 6:28 ·rtve star Final t its Channel 13 l'n!senlt 2:00 'lbe Bl& Pk!Ute 6:45 Ne~ ' 7:00 Horbor Command 2:30 'II\' Sundio.Y Sc!bool ·S\00 Jolin Hapklnl File 7:Jo :\merltan Bandttan4 800 '<1111 :Mitchell Show 3:30 !leon Pike. 8:80 bblna Smith 4:00 CblleJt Nowa Conference QtOO Voice of Firestone 4:Sb Paul Wlneball ShOw D1.0 Jlawrt. W(!lk a·oo Texu llln8ers .0:1!0 ;~ Led 'l'bree u... ', 5;30 Aeeceot 11:00 ~ews 8:00 SlUIUDer'a Serentde 11:16 Theate~ 18 6:18 I,Nt\VI 1~:30 Sign . Off 8:30 Glleo,Kld Time 4:00 All stat Golf 1~30 lllbl~ . . ' ' ' P.eac:e is a blessiDf·all·may possess. Happ lnes:l is elusive, a will-o-the,wfsP, . here to'day,. gOne :tl/llioiTilw:JJul "pea~e tllllt ·I"'SS es all un!lel'l!~IJd\118" ~s ·the · heritage .of eae~ l!ild everyo~ #nd mo~e valuable to th e person who possesses 1t than all·materml &am llet!atlse: It ~11\be !laken away.' ltnier , •peace with one'~ self is .a .bulwark and as iiiilci\,·m·contnlt \nib •JJ,Orln and ·sttlte, that may rage agout us, as the sheep grailng oil .the mqiintiln. 'lii!B Within Sl!!hl and sou nd Of the erupting volcano. lto.~u'hilte·thlit~ct that passea ·all.un dentandlng? }'w don't have.all that is com. ing.tq .you from UU.'l!fe~lf you do not·pdss ess It?. Tbe Cliuroh·has been Ulsftt,lmental in btJiililfg··pei,ce :to uiore ;M!Pie thljlr:has any ot~~r ~littift~ .or . means. 'Th~re is a .cll)ll:'clktor y\)u. Find Jt,,Jf }'ou have not air cAdY dotle to, and USE_itl , Sear~ WHTN-TV C._onnel13 Channel13-saturday ) Channel. 13-Monday Sllllllif- ~llintll3 ~ • ~ ... Mlcilli lf·e.a 19..... " " " . " 1'1111111 . ,i.t7 'tq;,........... l'*aballOI:-lt.Ja lllaMBEl .•,.w.- 8jjDdlly ..... JIOmulf 1~'·14 2.. ,', .. ......... Jlllllil t:l-27 8............... ~ 1:1.31 ' ,.,t.l _, JfUr 'VIfttl4t ., Mght lill.t . 4............ . ... l'WIIo ~:l-1 &............. l'llbll Ul:l>:M ptoet on4 h•pJplntll•·,'l.' e. .. •.. .. .. . Mathew aJ,,29 .. l.-...-4:1olltl ' ASSOCIATED RADIO ond TELEVISION limy MWer-, Owner �t • \ .. '- KJiJs.· ~·'" !' ' 'Y • • ,. '• • l \"~' ~ , ~,_ r: 'II ··•. , •• , 1 , • ' '. . I'/' ' . ., , ./.. "i ' ' .to..-'-·· (J I ; . l'lle DaUJ SentlneJ SPORTS DESK ,• '' • · Ui!tsbpts - , eyes eave ,y .. _ane .. ~r ot~ ots _ge '_'-:': ~~~~~~, And~tto~·,~J~~~H Land Of Sunshine, Rose BOwl Buffmgton G~ans ~-58! " a~l7 . Hi""· . · .:~~t~ft~:, . Scorers With UC 1 34 For Radne I ' I • ft& • I WIL!le -ading . I B1g }0 With A . In_ ' ncporl . :·:.: Lucas . PAY •••. Taa•; s29 Jn Mi•ddi·e·trim" ' \ w BASKETB-ALL Th I~ ,n~ at Felf.er 0(1 The Bench, 0I' Case r .;.okm'g, Not Deali'llg teeto4.· .... V D.'Edwards R•'nk.Wt'll NOT·· ··-· , ;.. Orher Cltibs Seek Yank.ees UN SHOOT 22 · Chrl•* Dance l•aak Walton :Farm ~ wu n• H•MS _ TURKEYS _ BACO"'' $299.00 -B.AKER FURNITURE bat The llr!glltest CorntP '" Oflddlopnrl . trailer load HA.i.L .St. 25". .· H Wllt<.l!a>akrr. cOLLINS .-~lllfrir ._ 1 - I 0_,10' VALLEY i....-------... I FREE · /UNK CO. .lnspedlon On Your A Cole, Tup -!1~ " - ,1 . 12-.'l-3tlp. ~ Kitch en [ Kitcben ~:.-.. ~"· ~ · ' .,.., ' I :f MIDDL..ORT - ' 4-roopl·'' frame ' t . · with water, electrlelty .uj! 111. 1 Lot 100 x 3aG. f2200.00, Can bo : • Yolll' Only· Alllhoru:ed I l"aller BRUSH MAN huuKnt with tano contra< t. · James Marriner LETART FALLS _ 4-rQ<Jllj frtme 7~ I. Moln St. ' with electricity and' bolll4 I"· ·Pomaroy, Ohio . 14 acre lot. Total prlee ~200.00. ~- No. IU - Allor 5 ,M ACIIIAGI - 40 aeroo on lo¢ !0.7-1! grovel road betw«en 318 and TERMITIS IXTERMINATI!ll I 124, Ea•t from Ra<ino.ll• buUtiFor fr•• tn.speef.on phone 983-¥, ingJ. S17110.00. , Gilmore Sopplt Store, PornoroY. ' • AJ 1 ••ork guarinteed Fully In· ' INCOMI PROPIIRTY - ,o-room Mtd. vsu 1han•1 Jnd•otrial a.nd ,Dup~x. . Eacb Jide wlti< bath, Retllt~.Uil Termite con\1'01 Stl' I sas heatmJ. Slwuld rent for f40 vice. St Moeys w. va ? 25 tf each .. Only $6,000.00. Can 'be on terms.REALTY _ _ __ . .•_ _ _ _ _ • bou"ot CUCKLER I BOX 219 PHONE !Qt. Y .WE BUY 3tc_.:.____ I/ (12) 21,_ <TRUCTURAL I BIAMt .CR4P IRON - MITALI pen; Plains. Phone 1'50. o;stom Bu \h · " JEW!IL.\ 6 'C w P.PVldraetm., WalCh • Btl' . ,..,.,4 pair!lill 111 Good Mi).cd Hay B.v the bal;-; \ Firi Extinguishers •• CONCR!TI BLOCQ ! - ·- ,,, j j{' ' We are equipped to · I~Fico destgned for yot•r llome Fne I alJY type Fire ExUnB\Ibll@r. ..olldhlltr.l'cirL_. . estimat~'~s For~man & Abbott VISIT OUR COMPilK'I'E Phone 61£4-Y. 8 6 tl GRUISER ILOCI CO. SALES AND 8£1\\$E !ll~trolux ~'we,per and Clarinet DEPABTMENT[f I MIIH Nortllof '"""'" For ·Sale. Call 3101 before 8 a. Meclulnl~ Sired m. onlier 4.P-!": 10~ Slfc ~It, a Coli W~~o o.-, Pomeroy · ~t FOil SAiJci: one 'Lah<asler dotp 1 ___._ . ._..,._""-~-well Jet pump with pressur< lani an.t swltcb. Also 85-f•et . plastic p!fiO, 1\i x H't; one RAD!ll & TELEVlSIO:t i!ERVJCE, I DISTRIBUTOR OF uchltllct's 4tawfng tablo, s' uol Phone 200. Clelind AppUaneel • pod tpQls One typowriter desk Store 11'8 W. Main Sl, Pomerrl)' FIRE AND SAFETY 1055 Ford VII Ranch Wagon $1,495. and one tiling cablnel, bartdma~e. 2 23 U EQUIPMENT A heautlful wqon at a loiO( One electrlc table oaw, •ne wood _ _ _ _ price. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. lathe, one aolld oak Bldohoard, 120 Bl I nsuronce 12 20 ate one "Whi!.e" sewtns machine, 1953 ·4 · dr. 210 Sedan, antl,que. l''Ol"' romerio I $695. A good buy. BJaettnar's, _d_ , IIAI WAID !lee Chief Harold F. Kelly said be Pomeroy. 12 20 61c ( ., ~. ·r-R --::o ent i intends ~o put up a "thinking'' - .. - · tralfic signal light to slow down 41 I'1955 Olds VB Holliday Cpe. $1.795. ---- - · ··; • I spooding JUiotnohllt•s. He JB•J Hydram•lie drive. Ortginal fin- 2 bedroom lurmshed aparlmcn l "":.:.: _-..• I pads will he laid down on the sp· /Jib like new. Drive this Ra<kel j m Pomeroy Call Pomeroy 152 I ~ - , . . - • prca<hllS to the light. !( a car ape· I •, .,l IM II<I'-'1 PO'K C>OPS!!V(j Kl"' FR'I ~••E. OR IIAK!. ME SOMl - O<.STEW AFEW--· lbwo' R. E•.TRACY, ~· .. ,. ~hevrolet f " :' • : ~ .. ~ . ~~i, performer. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. or. 141-J 12206te ·Sleepin~ room> Close 12 21 llt ~ -~ ~~R:~~~~c NTh~td~~UP>-Po· i t •.._. • r- I eds over the limit, the signal will I I I1I L 1..... Jt. -._ tl nash re d. II the vehicle qbeys 11" In town. 12" ~~6 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan. BUiternul, Pomero) . I ' 0,1111 speed li'l'il, toe "thinking". si(!lal " t~695t Push 'l>~on •!tift- Swept 12 21 6tc 1 _..,, ~~g~--~:'" green light. • Yllng beauty. Blaettnar's, Pome- ~ 1 1 ' ' roy. 12 20 6tc :5 room furnished hou&e. .Bath, gas. . Sec \!arie's Grocery , 1iradbury. I~· ~All"""'' .: 1955' .G~m!or va 4 dr:- $1,595. 12 211 3tc 1 l4tddlepon. Fire • Auwmobu.. l ; . WindSor Sedan. A fine aqtlljllo- 4-r~ 0;;;, and b>th.furnacc heat I p.. nda. Plion<l elll&-X U1411 ,. •: blle 'at • low prlee. One owner. Available January 1. Phone !. , Bll_•.!'nii'r's, Po_me_r_py._ 12 ~t< ·R...a.. ~'~>- · 1 . ~·· 6_'N6·~:--~-- _ -! ~~.~c uuwn 111 . ·•.._ tb36 Ponti"' va Star Chiel $2,195 11\'SVlANCE AGEI'lt;l 1 -... . 4 dl', >Ca••_lino Se.dan. One care- For Jlent or Lease - O!lice space • · ,. . , . on oecond floor of Coat• build· "ra. Au-..lk, Na~llll fullQ<:al uwner. Ponl1ac s finest. ing. Will build to suit your 1 ACttiiiN't All leather seats. About hslf eds Also two new apart· ;.119, Cosualtr andprice r~f , new one. Bl~;~~~~~ · ;een~. can 6009. , 12 17 6tc Real Esta~e Broker 1I ' ' Pome y I MIDDLEPO.T OHIO PNONEi 11311 ' 1 00sD~ V8, ~.T-reed Apartment, 4 :•!Oms and bath , 61 ~ •- o .. """ t . 1---· --.. ·- .• .' •• •' wttN --.....---.--..-- , 12 19 3tp Immed~<~te . prosess10n. For m· fol'matwn Call374 M ---·-----·- .(9l For· Salt Uft, Autc.-. Fire, Po!to. Call Mills Mflidle-ort OblO 12 16 6tc · • • ))or j · ~egister;d G e;~heppaul (171 Help Wanted I (21 )' Real Estate · <.l \Seven Room Hous~-w~ ~arage, I Avon Rcpre~enh1tive a:-~ central JocnHon m Middleport, I a good income close 1 o on rorn cr lot Will selJ furnish· ~ ; M .~ male pups. 5 mos. old. Black blanket back, silver tnm. Wll· Be an liam Kmg , Bradbury. Phon ~ ' earn 6903·M~ · 12 21 3tc llomc, Ternton es av a;Jublc B ·~d· ,.~...,. ' I r.:xtril large tiVIng ruom• t '·'t .<Jp~~ k;"P1''"· Pr1va c ~· h" "1. _.....___ • ~ . .... ce. ' tl 1 'i!Jll.l w a t~r furnlS er COMPLETE Inmn.nc& i'rotertu.~n. . . . 2 spced ax1e. 0 c1· I.ransmlSSlOD, .,,. •na clli• • ,,. t:. berl S nl!Ln, - -· ibb dAY and ~I'R.~: Slllnley G' s, J,ot J Bottom. Route 2. II 21 Blip - - -- .,-- -:-c:-c:-:--'- WliiZZOI Bicycle for ~~~~. Real har· gaiq.,Cal! 6121-M. • ; 12 18 6tc 2 fonna!J, 1ile 12. Blue, orchid reasonable. Good condition. Mrs. Corliss Jacobs, -building lots Pomeroy. 2 Union Ave., 12 20 31< _._ In Syracuse. Water ford and Salisbury 1Qwnships. Avon, Box 146, M~ne\ta. 12 21 Jlo I I ' I For R•nt - Extension Ladders, FO~ SUE. Fme boone in MiddleSeolfold l.oards. 'lrop Clolba port. Double lot, hardword finCilnton FIBber, Middleport. Ish, full basement, out of high Ph.m'c 6266-X. 11111 water. Terms arranged. Write Box 6668, c·o The Daily SenUnel Pomeroy, Ohio, for appoint· n1ent. (12) 17, etp ---- ---·- - ------ taps in foundation on one lot. 1 Bill Corart, Racine . lZ 19 3tP 1 Boy's aa" bicycle. Good condition. ( 181 Employment Paul Reuter, Pomeroy. Phone Wanted 1 ete-x. 12 19 atp ·--~ -· - ·- -- . ...L--for Sen- I 6'' Jointer with 1 HP motor. · Rea· Now taking tinel .. Newspaper Routes' In I aonable. Charles Reuter, Chest· Middleport Call 396, Porno· Rd., Pomeroy. ~~ 3tp roy. 12·13-ct STORE. BtilLDING, full stze lot . and two outbulldinll, reaeh-in (20 )Busl ness Services !'!eat ease, meat box, display me~t case, !••h ~;ea!Jter, addil)f Roo(lng and spouting, New ond , machine, sheer, llcale•, candy . r~pafra. •ue estimate. Clint sa:~~ 'I"'P ea", ~lid the t!IOOk ' · ver, Pomeroy, Rl. 2, Lower Laur~at Is on !lie eh~ves. Ml for el·Ciffi Uad. (12) 17, Otp · $3000.GQ Tei'llla can be. adanaed. · , ; ·~_ -.-8•d health reBi~n for quitting. ~- F. II)ISincer, Rutl,nd, Ohio. ~ (.letn !Jiie!l Can ' \'bQ.e ;1493i. - ~12) 17,_6tc AJI•Iues ~a Modell ,, ' ' BuCk sheep, CorOdale. Daisy O'Neil, Rt. 3, Pomeroy AUTG SAUlS U 16 6te appll~il:tJOns .« ~ {'() , or unfurni shed. PhJM 6005-X. D L. Beck, 212 N. 3d ~llddicport , on>o. 12-10-tlo t.'\EifROPOLITAN TRAILERS TRAIURS . SAVEA$~0~~~tooo· Waverly, Ohio, dealer slue' with 75 new and used trallera a to 110 ft., alse 10 wldes. Tw and lbree be<lrooms, naUona!J. koow' makes. 'l'he !<>ll!fsl P.OIslble terms anywhere. l>rlve' little and a lot. Tbl!JI! ar well' .wqrth or trip. This I JOUr LAST a opPilig ~ce. • come prepared to deil. f(ee · dellvery. llove In •·-····.,. I:OW: Aeythlng ·of val\Jt takett s.i ill trade. •.a • fur belt wlahsl to J01l lor a boUday that II an opea ~. '" ilqor to aU &<><><I lhln&il 1011 '! . ·BAKER FURNtrtMr ';"' ,I ON THE ERIGR.TlST CORNER IN liliDDLIPORT !~. 1 . l I ., n.u w' I .: .. \ ·~~ ••1 • . :a, :: , : i :. : ..:n M ' t,••• ,, : ,., .... .. ' -• ;happy and prosptroua New Year Phil Williamson ' 1 i. 'LIAMSON, OIL . CO. OH,YAS'M!r-ALL KfNDI a RJOO - -------- I I n FOR ' T( I N.• GOJIG TO .• , He sHappy T Get Just One WI., New Furnltu,. ' {31 '"' Memorion TWO Grea·,t 8asketball' T.. · . ·. ... e•e·'o·n. play Here.·FndDi:y :r- I Could Be ACause Ce/ebr.e llotml 1 I Quro! i I , F'rlil.;. I •dv• ' I R, J DeJ.rense ilTTf!:NTION MOlES - For"hl•" Chrlstma•. buy him a Mi!Culloch Chain Saw - An Ideal Hilt for sportsmen, far10ers ano partlime cutters. As low as $161.00. 1 Easy term• available. FOr dependablllly, quality and service 1 huy McC1~locb. Melga Equipmont Colll)lany, Pomeroy, Ohio. Plipne 114. • (12) 17, 6tc ·· ~ : 2iJun .'fhe Panther WI' ,COD!,.. COLUMBUS uP - The Ohio .A.fter the workoul,lhe· Buckeyes tp maklili Pomeroy'\UM . JqiJI < (Contlnutd From P11t Ono).. State 44-man footl>all ·~u~ left will . teturJI to. thell' hotel 'head· The Pom · · \!lr.e•l 1.~ ,talle the S~ · ~ lha Foot(W TtPP+td order Johnson nn a !lot twloter,l !J'om Port <Alumbus lo"-1 for q..rterll•UhUI .the Toumainent• of 1 team of ~':1 G~!~d~~n:~~:tfl ·~mp,lonsblp awa; ~'II'~IIJIQD. 111 J!awthorne connected _from the Southern California and lhe )lose Roe~s Assn. stsgea Its oflldal re- county badtetbaU atirs "'""l~' or GaillPollo.•)APli ~ l'bella bl Side, Johnson got a cripple, and Bowl. . cepflon for tonight. , night on the Southwes~Un l!l«h oyhof It after·l011f , 1'9UIIil, of Fort·Nfn Ill ~ .ha~e mad~ the Hawthorne again hit from under· The Buckeyes werf scheduled to Hayes said be Dligllt hold morn· Sebool gym tioor U-Gll with ~n play; ~ut IIIII dallltl'qll!J. •f4 ~ lug lv ;::, 3"' point faVoritesunters ISe n neath off .a neat paso from Fol- arrive at Burbank, Calif., .at lng and afternoon praeUcea Mon- Bullington leading all seorm 'on ~e)l!leln, ,with jta·~xpeile~~ ·~4 •'<. ayae l~y will ·he plv· . . t mer drlbbhng around a aereen. 111:50 a. m. PST In plenty of Ume day and Tuesda ln., ell0rt to hi 8 23 •·t , , lllllh~,lssUII till No.1 chole~~ but log o.n. 1be .liP!De field, but parUy I thought I might get some argument when 11 was sugges • 1 In the meantime, Wolfe had hit for an afternoon workout at East getlhe Ia er/bae •; pa.., '· l~t Poruei:Qy eoQld·,.~e· ll all ·lf ~r:'b.'i ·the •fiCI thai ,veteran ed ea~lier Ibis week m a f~Umn there ~re at least t_hree In· once and the quarter swe was Los Angeles J~nlor College. enjoyed Pac~lnst ~,ij ~: pe~! th!a~tn'::! ;j~ 'no~~!'J.h :: thit great fllhUni ,IP!tlt'-nd tellll ~lh a" !lOb~ LaYne II ~qt teresbng ways to hunt coon. There hasn t been a ~htSper on 23·17. Also on board tbe chartered montb. Also In the ~lannlng stsge Nhley, sw coach, fed the IOIOI'& co\IO!ion holds. • , , . rellllat~ken.!."!!~• and two oilier I that pomt. Bijt there has been a request for clarlftcaUon on By hal!Ume, Racine led sg.:u. as plane were Coach Wood7 llayes,- wa1 another worko~t Cluilllrnaa 1~ 11 poln(4. Al for Jlaclne, Mthial eu ~P hi bee • ~":...,., offen•lve men another . .,. the Panther~ hung In, hopmg seven ua!Jtant cOicheJ; Ed mornlnl · By quarten· the Tomad!les o~t q( 'the·· oo~nlJ ve n lj elfned with injurle1. 1 · b h , Wolfe would cool off. He did, but Weaver, aasociate athleUe dfrecl. , · . · . 1)11 A title. ~v1t<Ja to th84JI. Tbe weatbe_r.tnlp bIn a quan· A casual reference was made the same day to ow unters Dqn McDade filled the Jap on or, a trainer and an equlP!DeJil ~r~&"t. eat He v!ilaviiii•- to dar7 on Whit to Dredlet - but poor success thts fall in recording deer kills. Game ProteCtor three long one-hinders. man. .. <Jimg t ·· tbl'":hthe entre IIH· ~m1 ~·~ Jbe l~ea ,b lbat rain can Dolph Joachim remarked early this week that nQ 4eer had: 'Opening the third quarter, 3&-34, Hayes !aid !lie team'\foul4 wOrt . . · · · ·... ' , ~ ~ •. • ~k. , • ' .· ~ • been reported killed by bow hunters. And he added, "t:ve•Wolfe bit three times and once at out u soon aJit can get to lh. " " mso Bi$etbaU lana hllf iii' ex~· with th wbeu I %• that the team seen two or three dead with arrow shafts broken off in them." the free hne, and McDade ldded practice field. Ohio. Slate will ·be· ,,;..m;., fbw treat la!t' night ' 'l'b•y e II around attack would Th M. C h a bu<ket belore the Panthers hsd allowed nine practice sesaiODJ oa ·I . · ~· :'?": I f1 ~ ba · • • il' 3 win In the ralp 1114 mud. But now-• e bow hunters of etgs ounty, 0 of w om ar~ org811· eaught their breatbJ. II WIJ 48-34. I the toast. . . ., . . . . . t.-"': m':': I u ~o "~ tbe 1ada 'like to the air !zed in the Meigs County Bow Hu~ters Club, fear that tbelliut Pomerny began the long · ~lr Chot Ta""""'l • hoppen• to be .going ·on a ·~ ·U\ifttlier ct!ti 'f#Jd · he~~ when tile "'\'Ather b damp and the public may get a false ptcture of then ardently followed sport climb ha<k with five minutes left I Coa!h Did• ll<tton wu•undtr· alcht. • • · •· Li!Clt and the c~s '\llat cfe. fooling it l~Jd for the runners. because of that remark via Mr. Joachim. in lhst period. Folmer got three 1f Ill .IJC llsndabty happy lut ,.nlght illd It's my IUeu ljaclne :will be .a lttnitne' ralea 1n ·~ove ~d So quarterb~ Y. A. Tittle for basketo, Johnson one off of an· , • Coaeh Larry Morrboll ol the Ra· better club for ~ayin& 1011. ~ , Wit'' . 10 ·!hat'' ·Radlll! san Franebeo ·and Toblo llote for other akilllully flipped Folmer fne Tornadee~ c~iffJPODdingly nllht. Pomeroy llllPI'iled RICIDe, ' 1\i<h .t{~ · • . ci the LIOIII are ex~d to engqe pass, Zirkle hit two of his long • ctum ifterPomeroy'~ifrom be- whleh likely lhoulihll9hna6n' ""' ~ked the 'wlllil~ ~Ja· ~~I Ia an aU-out aer~l struqle. The tl . ones, Hawthorne crlppe~ one In ~'--d hind .fr01n aitu u {t· po~J!ts on- to be otoppecl and tbat woulJI be·II. · ' \ .•1 , two teama ran· 1·2'ln weaknm Ill They expect some people may ~ume that bow h~n ng 18 and Johnson added two free ~ der to win In L~e final J aeeollde, lqltead, Junior Hawh0r!M ·camel' ·' the air defe~so department dur- a cruel, wanton sport, rife with mcldents wherein the bow throws. 67-M. · ~P with 14 fal polnia, ·•'lit ilruce and Mra. 1~ the reg~ NFL aeuon, ,ao hunter looses shafts promisdously at deer from 111n under· Radne got 3 points from Wolfe, CHiCAGO uP - Ohjo Slate Tbe19 paragraphs sholjld not be Zirkle Vfa& absolulelir' IUPOrb fr~ Mr. and i.frii~·~a~~~~;~,jU~ some kind of a new pall eomple· powered bow woundmg as many as he kills. This und~r· 2 from M<Dadc. and 2 each from fullback Bob White led the Big interpreted w ca1t 1111 Otlfnlon on far out. He hit 11 of Ilk allempli lion record total for one pme , sumdably co~ld become a cause celebre against ihe 11\lW 111m Adams, Salser •nd Ivan Pow· Ten in grades .with an A-rnlnUI any upeet of the game play~ by from between ~ and' aH~~ ')!hat . ;.;;;~~i?;<.;.,t i•allo,n llll)' be aet. , h ' · eU It was SliM. eight palnta hsck. average In Industrial arts. either ~am. l!'oth. were creal aqd will probably never 1>e surpUsj!d 8oth coact* e~maed con !I· un 1er · . . . Quickly Pomeroy cloocd tbe gap White wa• named along with the only bad thing about II ru In Southeaatern Ohio. Pl\11 Folnlet, t~~ace on the'eve of the lmpartsnt Me1gs bow hunters riSe In untson to deny any JUStice In In tbe fourth quarter. Zirkle be- quarterback Frank Krell}bia1, who that one bad to loae; I do wont, <ontrlbuted olx from the' li~ld, alJ luule - but they agreed thai' such a charge. came "Mr. couldn't Mila" with hu ll in chemical enetnerlnf, to hoWeve(, to repart obaernUon1 long one bandera of the Wo~ ''breab" probably would deelde Their rebuttal: two long shots and It wu-118-M. the Big Ten'• "Dean's Dream" made b)' fans of both leaJJ>s, and·to variety. the winner. First, President Clarence Wolfe of the Bow Hunters ·would Wolle made it 60-54 but Haw- team compiled by an Amerl01n draw comporl80ns · b<it,.eeil the Comm~ioner Bert Bell has, Uke to know where the "two ot' three" deer with broken thorne and Johnson made 11.80-M. Peoples Encyclopedia reaean:h tearno !'""'• out by Jill)• 1tat!J. Tb& Pomero1 011 defepee Ylas ruled that In cue tile re111far 1 h ft · th f d N . b rted Wolfe countered with· 82-811 hut team. Ilea. The latter have ceitaln Inter· to co~trol, the time. end1 with the score 8, a s m ~m were oun · 0 on~ 10 hiS clu has repo Zirkle orbited another for 82-oo. The firm's report showed DU· ell for tho cage ea~ to fol· everybody Wolfe. two chi!Il will keep play- bits that might result in deer dymg_ later. He WOtlld very Wolle made It 64-60, just 3.01 nola, Minnesots and. Mlehlean low for both tesma. ·•' aer, Jlrnnly Aoama, .anct ,IVIID one team or the other much like to check out whoever did It because bow hunters . on the cla<k. State also won two poaiUont eaeh Coach Retton was hiJh In hi• ell had ~en averaging roo=--.------~ I have defimte "ethics" ln hunting which preclude su~b things Johnson made It 64-81 and Ra- on the mythical team along ~lth praiae of Racine. Siid .he: . the double figures. · ., 11,_101~mlml happening. . cine went Into a •tall, Wolle-aoon Ohio State. "Morrison baa the hen team, Against Pomeroy'• '" drawing a foul. He 111ade 11 and at 111d tbe gr~ate~ oulllde abo! in defense · w::!\ a one•Inan 1 ···r.A.. · 1:40 Raclno again had the ba,ll and Can ' Carl Welle, we ve played against (Johnson), aer 0 atslled. But it was broken up, In . So.utbeastern Ohfo ;ln.., I've ;~.· ~~::y·~· -peetsthop,•, . B . . Johnson connecting for e&-83. been here." · . 1P, ow hunters are qu1ck to pomt out other facts ~bout their Zirkle tied 11 up at 1:08 and won mthaeny:'better brother sportsmen. A bow hunter never takes over the .limit. the game , minute later. ' 1f · He went even further: "Some•- a· rna Iter of recor", • he's daggone happy to ge t ohe kill · Score by quarlcro. body awa(' bolter grab that team no DAYTON, o. UP - Middle· right' •, Carl Wolfe _ Saber demonstrated again he This goes for rabbits and other game as well as deer. The , Pomeroy 17M M 67 town High S<hoot, led by Jerry • The Pomeroy coaeh erediled lhe In a hlih clan •• a reb<•u•d•r bow hunter definitely is in tile field for the sport, not fGr thejRacln~ . '1339 ,159 M Lueaa, swept to a relatively eaay, Panther winning not'lo his de- Johnron certainly got killing · Individual scormg: 76-1!3 victory over previously un- fense but to eo<<ellentabooUng of 1181\ nigh!· Hawlhorne, ' Th e . Um'te"• St a.tes certal n1y recogmzes · the who1esome as, I RACINE: Salser 4tl-6l-2 9;; Powell Adams beaten D•"'•n . d the1r re1usa 1 to g1ve Iooeena up a little more, B; Wolfe ..., ~ Rooaevelt Fri'day •'I• boya ap . 34 13 peels of bow huntmg. Thirty states, Including Ohio; lin~ set 3 20.!3 4; McDade 5 0-0 10 ; JUJZ night for the MlddiOJ' 58th eon-. up or become dls<oortged even outstanding rehouuder In astde spedal, long seasons for this hunter. If he were an Irre· 12Beegle O.Q.Q. Totals 21 11-14 63.- •ecutlve victory over three sea· though bohlnd ·bY 14 point& In the ,;.;;;;~.;;;;;.---,..,~--~~~~~~~~;I~ •ons. third quarter. He· thought ST lohusponsiblc .cuss he would be hemmed in by every kind of re· POMEROY: Hawthorne e 2-t 14; sen did a gr~at Job defensively out (;hfi1· t · Ska"JDfl• P•r.tfl. · strlction instead of being lianded the run of the field. Folmer 6 O.Q 12; Johnson 7 3-6 11; Lu•••· 6-9 center, hit 29 points. front, h~lplng ~really to bold tn•s ~ · · ,. 0.Q 2n; Znlrakdlee IT!otO-Oa'• 22· Ththeepoatatl• C•l,a,uaA,oAn•chwaemrepllonno,omlor Wolfe to six points In the last 1 There is a final point: A~9idents happen. A shotgun hunter WNfllssonb t.t al! ,~MA8,.·VPs ~PELL 8 1 d d d f II t ' t · hi h ~~· I u s 1u110 ' 1 · .,. 31 w i ,., · quarter, all that Racln.,.,ot. woun a eer an a · ore nevi!' m t reef ges away 5-o 67 !lllnd allthe;ef'f\m'lN!!dlng up Coach Larry Morri•on, under· ·,t·· '.... ·, · -&1 ·' ·!Jt TROVBLE F"~ · ,., i-l. ~ ~·..... ' It dies. It happens. Ii may happen to a bow llli fer, too,~ Offi~ials: Grover and Null. • 19-17 !frat .iod advanl.lge. ~tandably, in the. hcat,of a close s. K ATE.; !II-. A• y,,f ' ' ' 1 but c~rtainl·y in no larger proportion than for a gunman. •':, •..,. EVE)\YB6DY •.. . This should set the record straight. Let no one assume the Berne Union D4 Th~rston 71 became oycrwrought at TUESDAY, DEC.,·UIIl;,.;. 7:W.10:30 S<ioto Valley ~ Qlentangy 62 Icontest, certain calls In the officiating. • Bu~ especially for the man b ow hunter Is not a sportsman in the finest American tradi· cob. Rosary 49 co~. st. Mai'J' 39 Without a doubt lin umuual numRACES, BALLO@NS, ~RI~S ah~.' · :wllo rnJ!SI foot the b~ls. lion. He Is. lr Unltod Pruo Arcanum 48 Newt n 47 ber of turnovers by Racine was FUN F!)lll' AJ.L · , , ,. .. . .1 Cornell 10 Symuse 60 ot Middletown 76 Da Roo•evelt 53 caused hy one official <aUing , . . ,· , • , . "Dever be IOU If CARROUSIL TOURNAMENT Covington 62 Coldws!er 57 "steps" on Wolfe several times. ·_ f t . ·D , . : ' I _ . · . :...·· · Stmi•Final Round Dayton Klaer 48 W."Carrollton 31 Of <ourse Pomeroy fans were -.;,... ,YOU ere _adequately proLoui•lana Tech 68 Tennessee 61 Randolph 6S Bellefontaine ~4 certain Wolle wa• tsking step• and I. Alabama eo LoUIJiana Stste :;o Ttoy 63 Dayton COlonel While 42 wer• happy at the call!. Of courae !~;;;;;;;:~~:;:;5: '"':5;::::;;;:::!::t:~ ~~ lnluhllee. lAJ CONSOLATION Day. Cha!lllnade 116 Fairmont 44 Radne felt tbe coils were eX<eed· ; ;;;; i~ Bu<k~eU ea Davldaon ~8 Xenia Central 72 Lebanon 47 ingly dose and ·were certain that • • "' Clemson 78 Lafayette as Marletts4564Cleveland CoshoetonShaw 118 44 if Wolfe playera was traveling, were II • Euclid Pomeroy In similarso moveKENTUCKY INVITATIONAL xtrUand 62 Perry D6 menta, excep'i" that no whi!tleJ First Round Am~ent 73 New•London 97 were blown by \he other referee IDITO~S NOTE: lhlala tho (or loaeuo toom for me, writ· ~ttl All 1'7Pe• North Carolina 73 Mlnneoota 67 Lancaster St. Mirys 11 (on the other aide of the floor, who lint of 16 dl•palchia on tho lift by tho m1no11r1 of eoch I. lilt St. Phone SS·I Pom. off....aton outlook of 11ch I'M• Wost Y,lulnla 77 Kentucky 70 Liberty Union 116 tnade noqe of ·ljle calla en W:olfe~ club. ' ~~~ GRASS ~ISTtVAL Cln. lldi~el 48 Cln. Woodward 41 But thal'l; th~ break.i of •the .. • Plrat Round Cln. Centro! 57 Cln Tall 113 It ~ght ~o the San Francisco eo Seattle 51 Cincinnati Withrow 69 a tougher ly CAllY STINOEL Louiavlile 86 Army 61 Clnelnnatl Western Hills , 64 NeiWrllltn For Unlttd Prill GLENDALE, Calif. UP - For Reldlnl 51 Greenhills 36 ref· 1•t strange reaaon, everybody Hud ..Sima 52 E. Tennessee 44 Mariemont 73 Indialt Hill 44 1 looking at the Yau~ees and Vlr,inla Tech 10 'GeorBia Tech 10 Lockland as ML Healthy 40 ·sunday Afternoon uallllnll, "Are you &oloa to make MIDWIIT Clnclllnatl MtNieholu 63 December to 1troncthell tb~ KIDSIS St. as California 44 Clneldatl Purcell 37 Bradley 67 uc~ 43 Freeport 104 New Alben• 57 .' And I ke" anaWOflnl lhlt the Kansa• City U. 74 Baker 61 Elyria 64 Fremont Roll 48 1Pft7 New York t.,.m wu a rood Dettolt Teeb 12 North Cenlral 71 wn....,.,. 70 Shelby 47 Satie,day-Dec. 21 Cheater, Ohio club aood enoucb to •win wtcbltal2 Texaa76 ' MW<Irsbu~ 71 ·Den,n!Jon 41 oa ~~:~,ry..me 49 '"STILL TARGETS - TRAP the Amerlelft Leaaue t>UD.~I'and Kauaa11 Walhloaton 19 9 u'n til.ll P.M. weatel'VIlle D.! It carried the World &erleaiCJ sev· IOUTHWIIT " n en 1amea before we .~t. Arkansa• ~ llilaourl 45 Wcirthlnilon 64 Mutle by a.mlllen 1 SpoDIOI'ed By ~;S:~~:;;:;;~:;;;:;;::;:;;:;;:;:;;==~===! that1:,will neverhelp •lafnJI maklnc · : ~eal Clnelnnatl 8l North Tex. st ~3 tbe team. e've Jllylor 12 Auburn 13 82 Loyil Or~~r of Mob$e · febl ' \ W.IT 1 done II in lb~ ~111 aDd we . ' do It acaln. But 11111U lbe dtltcr Utab 1111 Stanford 40 Chirlea •7· teame In tbe American Lell!llue ldabo 10 Colorido Sl. V· 49 mate tradel t~al put tbem fri a _ poslt.loa of tbreatenb)i tbe club 1"• HIGH ·scHOOL had ol tbe cloae pf bst aeaJiln, jronton 107 Lo1an 41 I'm taldaa Ill)' time maklna deals. Pomeroy 87 Racine 65 They may collie ·tater, rve aot Ill west Joflerion 113 Fairfield 61 of 1prlal lrtlntnc and until June Groveport 03 New Albany 36 to deal ond trade. urbana 40 Arlington 38 • , , ,Ciu• (!Ill llrolll Col!. Holy Fam. 47 Watterson 30 • And I m not dealina away 101- Bexley 113 Delaware 110 soned playera unleu I think I'm Jlarlon Franklin 70 } golnc to get som.thfnc better. Canal winchester 118 • Take a look a our club.. ~ , Gahanna 60 Mifflin 114 Baetk of the plate YOfll Berra. '!llanefleld 82 <Alumbu• South 01 El1ton Howard ·and Darrell John· llalllllton 57 SDrlu!lold 48 son clve ua all thll depth we need. ,..-:-;'-: ' ~----=~~-=;:,_.­ Berra 11 atiU 111 kind of ealcber. pil~ bl.al down 11 a llorter. Now look at ·tba llllleld. Moose m~ not 8181'1 him rllhl off. Sko~ enCl\~11! nu-onel;teJ111 heal0j1·1~1 ~otto play a lot. and tll_,bt J041 .COlUPJ.M lhe bill •, : 'l!l~hlnt 11 Gtotl ' at lire!. Bob Jlloblrdii!P shewed (l!r tJ\e~iali IIIUtt bt Sood me plen(¥ of nllff it IOCOD~ baM l~e ~iti;t: clubs Wo¥idn'l be and wllat'l ~!lincllltll GU Me- In• ~~L feeltll ·fOI' tbem. · DJupl4 al I ' "p? All' I UO\V 11Je1'qe :tf.rid lei iel I• that· peGpla e ·rrinl LaDe of Ukt lo~ey· Jtucb ud Clcv41aad leep trJ!tl to &et 1\lm. tile otll1n then 1 mrt Alid at tbli'il ·co( And~ Cirey, wbal. ~ ~ll! t~e· tor te Ynt(e< ' ti. · ;$. . Jerry L11111pe a.Rd . I. fl~ . Ull Toey Will~ Foid ••Dded ,the Kubek•·b! theAal~ld If I.atell hiD! all~k .111d lliera;~ no realoo tbore . .U)' w•r rou look 11 it. I'm ~~ ~' \llift ·01r. tbil way. more ptotee~ .In tiM lblleld lba11 fllllq ~· fota .Ol, 11vrl and ·· To aU of you who make 01r buti· aey elub In lha lea~~~t: · W..!\ ,~ do' it qalo II he Hll fltMh ........h olf 110 a·,',Qod' ,~UI. J'm <OUitUI\i poasible, and serving you Jtas Rlahl ilow, If 1 bad to field a iloh Grim aild,· .(! alwaya been o pleasure for thi past dub nil' outfield 'tobtbly would alwl.;·, ,,'lll!ll l·Si11rdivlnt have ltickey Jil1pt)~ .. II center, 25 yean. We want to thank each !lank !auer In rlah1 . and Npn\1 ' ' ·and every one of you and" wiah you In left field. That tllll / ' ,. ,. lllie BowH ~ S~"~~~,>Q.;,P.:. 21,. ~~~ · · ' 1 ,a Notte~ , · /'''" '" •( ;"~ Zirkle Hits .11 Of _16 lent Shots In' Upjef : f i WolfeTopsAII . '8 k - L · B PI F 'H ·.h ·Ed,-:- ·.· 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, 0., Dec. 21, 1g57 o . 'o o 0 I (). D .. o.•Jr.t«:a.. • Clll'llif • "'~~ y •• y 0 • • .,) 0 u 00 • �t • \ .. '- KJiJs.· ~·'" !' ' 'Y • • ,. '• • l \"~' ~ , ~,_ r: 'II ··•. , •• , 1 , • ' '. . I'/' ' . ., , ./.. "i ' ' .to..-'-·· (J I ; . l'lle DaUJ SentlneJ SPORTS DESK ,• '' • · Ui!tsbpts - , eyes eave ,y .. _ane .. ~r ot~ ots _ge '_'-:': ~~~~~~, And~tto~·,~J~~~H Land Of Sunshine, Rose BOwl Buffmgton G~ans ~-58! " a~l7 . Hi""· . · .:~~t~ft~:, . Scorers With UC 1 34 For Radne I ' I • ft& • I WIL!le -ading . I B1g }0 With A . In_ ' ncporl . :·:.: Lucas . PAY •••. Taa•; s29 Jn Mi•ddi·e·trim" ' \ w BASKETB-ALL Th I~ ,n~ at Felf.er 0(1 The Bench, 0I' Case r .;.okm'g, Not Deali'llg teeto4.· .... V D.'Edwards R•'nk.Wt'll NOT·· ··-· , ;.. Orher Cltibs Seek Yank.ees UN SHOOT 22 · Chrl•* Dance l•aak Walton :Farm ~ wu n• H•MS _ TURKEYS _ BACO"'' $299.00 -B.AKER FURNITURE bat The llr!glltest CorntP '" Oflddlopnrl . trailer load HA.i.L .St. 25". .· H Wllt<.l!a>akrr. cOLLINS .-~lllfrir ._ 1 - I 0_,10' VALLEY i....-------... I FREE · /UNK CO. .lnspedlon On Your A Cole, Tup -!1~ " - ,1 . 12-.'l-3tlp. ~ Kitch en [ Kitcben ~:.-.. ~"· ~ · ' .,.., ' I :f MIDDL..ORT - ' 4-roopl·'' frame ' t . · with water, electrlelty .uj! 111. 1 Lot 100 x 3aG. f2200.00, Can bo : • Yolll' Only· Alllhoru:ed I l"aller BRUSH MAN huuKnt with tano contra< t. · James Marriner LETART FALLS _ 4-rQ<Jllj frtme 7~ I. Moln St. ' with electricity and' bolll4 I"· ·Pomaroy, Ohio . 14 acre lot. Total prlee ~200.00. ~- No. IU - Allor 5 ,M ACIIIAGI - 40 aeroo on lo¢ !0.7-1! grovel road betw«en 318 and TERMITIS IXTERMINATI!ll I 124, Ea•t from Ra<ino.ll• buUtiFor fr•• tn.speef.on phone 983-¥, ingJ. S17110.00. , Gilmore Sopplt Store, PornoroY. ' • AJ 1 ••ork guarinteed Fully In· ' INCOMI PROPIIRTY - ,o-room Mtd. vsu 1han•1 Jnd•otrial a.nd ,Dup~x. . Eacb Jide wlti< bath, Retllt~.Uil Termite con\1'01 Stl' I sas heatmJ. Slwuld rent for f40 vice. St Moeys w. va ? 25 tf each .. Only $6,000.00. Can 'be on terms.REALTY _ _ __ . .•_ _ _ _ _ • bou"ot CUCKLER I BOX 219 PHONE !Qt. Y .WE BUY 3tc_.:.____ I/ (12) 21,_ <TRUCTURAL I BIAMt .CR4P IRON - MITALI pen; Plains. Phone 1'50. o;stom Bu \h · " JEW!IL.\ 6 'C w P.PVldraetm., WalCh • Btl' . ,..,.,4 pair!lill 111 Good Mi).cd Hay B.v the bal;-; \ Firi Extinguishers •• CONCR!TI BLOCQ ! - ·- ,,, j j{' ' We are equipped to · I~Fico destgned for yot•r llome Fne I alJY type Fire ExUnB\Ibll@r. ..olldhlltr.l'cirL_. . estimat~'~s For~man & Abbott VISIT OUR COMPilK'I'E Phone 61£4-Y. 8 6 tl GRUISER ILOCI CO. SALES AND 8£1\\$E !ll~trolux ~'we,per and Clarinet DEPABTMENT[f I MIIH Nortllof '"""'" For ·Sale. Call 3101 before 8 a. Meclulnl~ Sired m. onlier 4.P-!": 10~ Slfc ~It, a Coli W~~o o.-, Pomeroy · ~t FOil SAiJci: one 'Lah<asler dotp 1 ___._ . ._..,._""-~-well Jet pump with pressur< lani an.t swltcb. Also 85-f•et . plastic p!fiO, 1\i x H't; one RAD!ll & TELEVlSIO:t i!ERVJCE, I DISTRIBUTOR OF uchltllct's 4tawfng tablo, s' uol Phone 200. Clelind AppUaneel • pod tpQls One typowriter desk Store 11'8 W. Main Sl, Pomerrl)' FIRE AND SAFETY 1055 Ford VII Ranch Wagon $1,495. and one tiling cablnel, bartdma~e. 2 23 U EQUIPMENT A heautlful wqon at a loiO( One electrlc table oaw, •ne wood _ _ _ _ price. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. lathe, one aolld oak Bldohoard, 120 Bl I nsuronce 12 20 ate one "Whi!.e" sewtns machine, 1953 ·4 · dr. 210 Sedan, antl,que. l''Ol"' romerio I $695. A good buy. BJaettnar's, _d_ , IIAI WAID !lee Chief Harold F. Kelly said be Pomeroy. 12 20 61c ( ., ~. ·r-R --::o ent i intends ~o put up a "thinking'' - .. - · tralfic signal light to slow down 41 I'1955 Olds VB Holliday Cpe. $1.795. ---- - · ··; • I spooding JUiotnohllt•s. He JB•J Hydram•lie drive. Ortginal fin- 2 bedroom lurmshed aparlmcn l "":.:.: _-..• I pads will he laid down on the sp· /Jib like new. Drive this Ra<kel j m Pomeroy Call Pomeroy 152 I ~ - , . . - • prca<hllS to the light. !( a car ape· I •, .,l IM II<I'-'1 PO'K C>OPS!!V(j Kl"' FR'I ~••E. OR IIAK!. ME SOMl - O<.STEW AFEW--· lbwo' R. E•.TRACY, ~· .. ,. ~hevrolet f " :' • : ~ .. ~ . ~~i, performer. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. or. 141-J 12206te ·Sleepin~ room> Close 12 21 llt ~ -~ ~~R:~~~~c NTh~td~~UP>-Po· i t •.._. • r- I eds over the limit, the signal will I I I1I L 1..... Jt. -._ tl nash re d. II the vehicle qbeys 11" In town. 12" ~~6 Dodge Coronet 4 dr. Sedan. BUiternul, Pomero) . I ' 0,1111 speed li'l'il, toe "thinking". si(!lal " t~695t Push 'l>~on •!tift- Swept 12 21 6tc 1 _..,, ~~g~--~:'" green light. • Yllng beauty. Blaettnar's, Pome- ~ 1 1 ' ' roy. 12 20 6tc :5 room furnished hou&e. .Bath, gas. . Sec \!arie's Grocery , 1iradbury. I~· ~All"""'' .: 1955' .G~m!or va 4 dr:- $1,595. 12 211 3tc 1 l4tddlepon. Fire • Auwmobu.. l ; . WindSor Sedan. A fine aqtlljllo- 4-r~ 0;;;, and b>th.furnacc heat I p.. nda. Plion<l elll&-X U1411 ,. •: blle 'at • low prlee. One owner. Available January 1. Phone !. , Bll_•.!'nii'r's, Po_me_r_py._ 12 ~t< ·R...a.. ~'~>- · 1 . ~·· 6_'N6·~:--~-- _ -! ~~.~c uuwn 111 . ·•.._ tb36 Ponti"' va Star Chiel $2,195 11\'SVlANCE AGEI'lt;l 1 -... . 4 dl', >Ca••_lino Se.dan. One care- For Jlent or Lease - O!lice space • · ,. . , . on oecond floor of Coat• build· "ra. Au-..lk, Na~llll fullQ<:al uwner. Ponl1ac s finest. ing. Will build to suit your 1 ACttiiiN't All leather seats. About hslf eds Also two new apart· ;.119, Cosualtr andprice r~f , new one. Bl~;~~~~~ · ;een~. can 6009. , 12 17 6tc Real Esta~e Broker 1I ' ' Pome y I MIDDLEPO.T OHIO PNONEi 11311 ' 1 00sD~ V8, ~.T-reed Apartment, 4 :•!Oms and bath , 61 ~ •- o .. """ t . 1---· --.. ·- .• .' •• •' wttN --.....---.--..-- , 12 19 3tp Immed~<~te . prosess10n. For m· fol'matwn Call374 M ---·-----·- .(9l For· Salt Uft, Autc.-. Fire, Po!to. Call Mills Mflidle-ort OblO 12 16 6tc · • • ))or j · ~egister;d G e;~heppaul (171 Help Wanted I (21 )' Real Estate · <.l \Seven Room Hous~-w~ ~arage, I Avon Rcpre~enh1tive a:-~ central JocnHon m Middleport, I a good income close 1 o on rorn cr lot Will selJ furnish· ~ ; M .~ male pups. 5 mos. old. Black blanket back, silver tnm. Wll· Be an liam Kmg , Bradbury. Phon ~ ' earn 6903·M~ · 12 21 3tc llomc, Ternton es av a;Jublc B ·~d· ,.~...,. ' I r.:xtril large tiVIng ruom• t '·'t .<Jp~~ k;"P1''"· Pr1va c ~· h" "1. _.....___ • ~ . .... ce. ' tl 1 'i!Jll.l w a t~r furnlS er COMPLETE Inmn.nc& i'rotertu.~n. . . . 2 spced ax1e. 0 c1· I.ransmlSSlOD, .,,. •na clli• • ,,. t:. berl S nl!Ln, - -· ibb dAY and ~I'R.~: Slllnley G' s, J,ot J Bottom. Route 2. II 21 Blip - - -- .,-- -:-c:-c:-:--'- WliiZZOI Bicycle for ~~~~. Real har· gaiq.,Cal! 6121-M. • ; 12 18 6tc 2 fonna!J, 1ile 12. Blue, orchid reasonable. Good condition. Mrs. Corliss Jacobs, -building lots Pomeroy. 2 Union Ave., 12 20 31< _._ In Syracuse. Water ford and Salisbury 1Qwnships. Avon, Box 146, M~ne\ta. 12 21 Jlo I I ' I For R•nt - Extension Ladders, FO~ SUE. Fme boone in MiddleSeolfold l.oards. 'lrop Clolba port. Double lot, hardword finCilnton FIBber, Middleport. Ish, full basement, out of high Ph.m'c 6266-X. 11111 water. Terms arranged. Write Box 6668, c·o The Daily SenUnel Pomeroy, Ohio, for appoint· n1ent. (12) 17, etp ---- ---·- - ------ taps in foundation on one lot. 1 Bill Corart, Racine . lZ 19 3tP 1 Boy's aa" bicycle. Good condition. ( 181 Employment Paul Reuter, Pomeroy. Phone Wanted 1 ete-x. 12 19 atp ·--~ -· - ·- -- . ...L--for Sen- I 6'' Jointer with 1 HP motor. · Rea· Now taking tinel .. Newspaper Routes' In I aonable. Charles Reuter, Chest· Middleport Call 396, Porno· Rd., Pomeroy. ~~ 3tp roy. 12·13-ct STORE. BtilLDING, full stze lot . and two outbulldinll, reaeh-in (20 )Busl ness Services !'!eat ease, meat box, display me~t case, !••h ~;ea!Jter, addil)f Roo(lng and spouting, New ond , machine, sheer, llcale•, candy . r~pafra. •ue estimate. Clint sa:~~ 'I"'P ea", ~lid the t!IOOk ' · ver, Pomeroy, Rl. 2, Lower Laur~at Is on !lie eh~ves. Ml for el·Ciffi Uad. (12) 17, Otp · $3000.GQ Tei'llla can be. adanaed. · , ; ·~_ -.-8•d health reBi~n for quitting. ~- F. II)ISincer, Rutl,nd, Ohio. ~ (.letn !Jiie!l Can ' \'bQ.e ;1493i. - ~12) 17,_6tc AJI•Iues ~a Modell ,, ' ' BuCk sheep, CorOdale. Daisy O'Neil, Rt. 3, Pomeroy AUTG SAUlS U 16 6te appll~il:tJOns .« ~ {'() , or unfurni shed. PhJM 6005-X. D L. Beck, 212 N. 3d ~llddicport , on>o. 12-10-tlo t.'\EifROPOLITAN TRAILERS TRAIURS . SAVEA$~0~~~tooo· Waverly, Ohio, dealer slue' with 75 new and used trallera a to 110 ft., alse 10 wldes. Tw and lbree be<lrooms, naUona!J. koow' makes. 'l'he !<>ll!fsl P.OIslble terms anywhere. l>rlve' little and a lot. Tbl!JI! ar well' .wqrth or trip. This I JOUr LAST a opPilig ~ce. • come prepared to deil. f(ee · dellvery. llove In •·-····.,. I:OW: Aeythlng ·of val\Jt takett s.i ill trade. •.a • fur belt wlahsl to J01l lor a boUday that II an opea ~. '" ilqor to aU &<><><I lhln&il 1011 '! . ·BAKER FURNtrtMr ';"' ,I ON THE ERIGR.TlST CORNER IN liliDDLIPORT !~. 1 . l I ., n.u w' I .: .. \ ·~~ ••1 • . :a, :: , : i :. : ..:n M ' t,••• ,, : ,., .... .. ' -• ;happy and prosptroua New Year Phil Williamson ' 1 i. 'LIAMSON, OIL . CO. OH,YAS'M!r-ALL KfNDI a RJOO - -------- I I n FOR ' T( I N.• GOJIG TO .• , He sHappy T Get Just One WI., New Furnltu,. ' {31 '"' Memorion TWO Grea·,t 8asketball' T.. · . ·. ... e•e·'o·n. play Here.·FndDi:y :r- I Could Be ACause Ce/ebr.e llotml 1 I Quro! i I , F'rlil.;. I •dv• ' I R, J DeJ.rense ilTTf!:NTION MOlES - For"hl•" Chrlstma•. buy him a Mi!Culloch Chain Saw - An Ideal Hilt for sportsmen, far10ers ano partlime cutters. As low as $161.00. 1 Easy term• available. FOr dependablllly, quality and service 1 huy McC1~locb. Melga Equipmont Colll)lany, Pomeroy, Ohio. Plipne 114. • (12) 17, 6tc ·· ~ : 2iJun .'fhe Panther WI' ,COD!,.. COLUMBUS uP - The Ohio .A.fter the workoul,lhe· Buckeyes tp maklili Pomeroy'\UM . JqiJI < (Contlnutd From P11t Ono).. State 44-man footl>all ·~u~ left will . teturJI to. thell' hotel 'head· The Pom · · \!lr.e•l 1.~ ,talle the S~ · ~ lha Foot(W TtPP+td order Johnson nn a !lot twloter,l !J'om Port <Alumbus lo"-1 for q..rterll•UhUI .the Toumainent• of 1 team of ~':1 G~!~d~~n:~~:tfl ·~mp,lonsblp awa; ~'II'~IIJIQD. 111 J!awthorne connected _from the Southern California and lhe )lose Roe~s Assn. stsgea Its oflldal re- county badtetbaU atirs "'""l~' or GaillPollo.•)APli ~ l'bella bl Side, Johnson got a cripple, and Bowl. . cepflon for tonight. , night on the Southwes~Un l!l«h oyhof It after·l011f , 1'9UIIil, of Fort·Nfn Ill ~ .ha~e mad~ the Hawthorne again hit from under· The Buckeyes werf scheduled to Hayes said be Dligllt hold morn· Sebool gym tioor U-Gll with ~n play; ~ut IIIII dallltl'qll!J. •f4 ~ lug lv ;::, 3"' point faVoritesunters ISe n neath off .a neat paso from Fol- arrive at Burbank, Calif., .at lng and afternoon praeUcea Mon- Bullington leading all seorm 'on ~e)l!leln, ,with jta·~xpeile~~ ·~4 •'<. ayae l~y will ·he plv· . . t mer drlbbhng around a aereen. 111:50 a. m. PST In plenty of Ume day and Tuesda ln., ell0rt to hi 8 23 •·t , , lllllh~,lssUII till No.1 chole~~ but log o.n. 1be .liP!De field, but parUy I thought I might get some argument when 11 was sugges • 1 In the meantime, Wolfe had hit for an afternoon workout at East getlhe Ia er/bae •; pa.., '· l~t Poruei:Qy eoQld·,.~e· ll all ·lf ~r:'b.'i ·the •fiCI thai ,veteran ed ea~lier Ibis week m a f~Umn there ~re at least t_hree In· once and the quarter swe was Los Angeles J~nlor College. enjoyed Pac~lnst ~,ij ~: pe~! th!a~tn'::! ;j~ 'no~~!'J.h :: thit great fllhUni ,IP!tlt'-nd tellll ~lh a" !lOb~ LaYne II ~qt teresbng ways to hunt coon. There hasn t been a ~htSper on 23·17. Also on board tbe chartered montb. Also In the ~lannlng stsge Nhley, sw coach, fed the IOIOI'& co\IO!ion holds. • , , . rellllat~ken.!."!!~• and two oilier I that pomt. Bijt there has been a request for clarlftcaUon on By hal!Ume, Racine led sg.:u. as plane were Coach Wood7 llayes,- wa1 another worko~t Cluilllrnaa 1~ 11 poln(4. Al for Jlaclne, Mthial eu ~P hi bee • ~":...,., offen•lve men another . .,. the Panther~ hung In, hopmg seven ua!Jtant cOicheJ; Ed mornlnl · By quarten· the Tomad!les o~t q( 'the·· oo~nlJ ve n lj elfned with injurle1. 1 · b h , Wolfe would cool off. He did, but Weaver, aasociate athleUe dfrecl. , · . · . 1)11 A title. ~v1t<Ja to th84JI. Tbe weatbe_r.tnlp bIn a quan· A casual reference was made the same day to ow unters Dqn McDade filled the Jap on or, a trainer and an equlP!DeJil ~r~&"t. eat He v!ilaviiii•- to dar7 on Whit to Dredlet - but poor success thts fall in recording deer kills. Game ProteCtor three long one-hinders. man. .. <Jimg t ·· tbl'":hthe entre IIH· ~m1 ~·~ Jbe l~ea ,b lbat rain can Dolph Joachim remarked early this week that nQ 4eer had: 'Opening the third quarter, 3&-34, Hayes !aid !lie team'\foul4 wOrt . . · · · ·... ' , ~ ~ •. • ~k. , • ' .· ~ • been reported killed by bow hunters. And he added, "t:ve•Wolfe bit three times and once at out u soon aJit can get to lh. " " mso Bi$etbaU lana hllf iii' ex~· with th wbeu I %• that the team seen two or three dead with arrow shafts broken off in them." the free hne, and McDade ldded practice field. Ohio. Slate will ·be· ,,;..m;., fbw treat la!t' night ' 'l'b•y e II around attack would Th M. C h a bu<ket belore the Panthers hsd allowed nine practice sesaiODJ oa ·I . · ~· :'?": I f1 ~ ba · • • il' 3 win In the ralp 1114 mud. But now-• e bow hunters of etgs ounty, 0 of w om ar~ org811· eaught their breatbJ. II WIJ 48-34. I the toast. . . ., . . . . . t.-"': m':': I u ~o "~ tbe 1ada 'like to the air !zed in the Meigs County Bow Hu~ters Club, fear that tbelliut Pomerny began the long · ~lr Chot Ta""""'l • hoppen• to be .going ·on a ·~ ·U\ifttlier ct!ti 'f#Jd · he~~ when tile "'\'Ather b damp and the public may get a false ptcture of then ardently followed sport climb ha<k with five minutes left I Coa!h Did• ll<tton wu•undtr· alcht. • • · •· Li!Clt and the c~s '\llat cfe. fooling it l~Jd for the runners. because of that remark via Mr. Joachim. in lhst period. Folmer got three 1f Ill .IJC llsndabty happy lut ,.nlght illd It's my IUeu ljaclne :will be .a lttnitne' ralea 1n ·~ove ~d So quarterb~ Y. A. Tittle for basketo, Johnson one off of an· , • Coaeh Larry Morrboll ol the Ra· better club for ~ayin& 1011. ~ , Wit'' . 10 ·!hat'' ·Radlll! san Franebeo ·and Toblo llote for other akilllully flipped Folmer fne Tornadee~ c~iffJPODdingly nllht. Pomeroy llllPI'iled RICIDe, ' 1\i<h .t{~ · • . ci the LIOIII are ex~d to engqe pass, Zirkle hit two of his long • ctum ifterPomeroy'~ifrom be- whleh likely lhoulihll9hna6n' ""' ~ked the 'wlllil~ ~Ja· ~~I Ia an aU-out aer~l struqle. The tl . ones, Hawthorne crlppe~ one In ~'--d hind .fr01n aitu u {t· po~J!ts on- to be otoppecl and tbat woulJI be·II. · ' \ .•1 , two teama ran· 1·2'ln weaknm Ill They expect some people may ~ume that bow h~n ng 18 and Johnson added two free ~ der to win In L~e final J aeeollde, lqltead, Junior Hawh0r!M ·camel' ·' the air defe~so department dur- a cruel, wanton sport, rife with mcldents wherein the bow throws. 67-M. · ~P with 14 fal polnia, ·•'lit ilruce and Mra. 1~ the reg~ NFL aeuon, ,ao hunter looses shafts promisdously at deer from 111n under· Radne got 3 points from Wolfe, CHiCAGO uP - Ohjo Slate Tbe19 paragraphs sholjld not be Zirkle Vfa& absolulelir' IUPOrb fr~ Mr. and i.frii~·~a~~~~;~,jU~ some kind of a new pall eomple· powered bow woundmg as many as he kills. This und~r· 2 from M<Dadc. and 2 each from fullback Bob White led the Big interpreted w ca1t 1111 Otlfnlon on far out. He hit 11 of Ilk allempli lion record total for one pme , sumdably co~ld become a cause celebre against ihe 11\lW 111m Adams, Salser •nd Ivan Pow· Ten in grades .with an A-rnlnUI any upeet of the game play~ by from between ~ and' aH~~ ')!hat . ;.;;;~~i?;<.;.,t i•allo,n llll)' be aet. , h ' · eU It was SliM. eight palnta hsck. average In Industrial arts. either ~am. l!'oth. were creal aqd will probably never 1>e surpUsj!d 8oth coact* e~maed con !I· un 1er · . . . Quickly Pomeroy cloocd tbe gap White wa• named along with the only bad thing about II ru In Southeaatern Ohio. Pl\11 Folnlet, t~~ace on the'eve of the lmpartsnt Me1gs bow hunters riSe In untson to deny any JUStice In In tbe fourth quarter. Zirkle be- quarterback Frank Krell}bia1, who that one bad to loae; I do wont, <ontrlbuted olx from the' li~ld, alJ luule - but they agreed thai' such a charge. came "Mr. couldn't Mila" with hu ll in chemical enetnerlnf, to hoWeve(, to repart obaernUon1 long one bandera of the Wo~ ''breab" probably would deelde Their rebuttal: two long shots and It wu-118-M. the Big Ten'• "Dean's Dream" made b)' fans of both leaJJ>s, and·to variety. the winner. First, President Clarence Wolfe of the Bow Hunters ·would Wolle made it 60-54 but Haw- team compiled by an Amerl01n draw comporl80ns · b<it,.eeil the Comm~ioner Bert Bell has, Uke to know where the "two ot' three" deer with broken thorne and Johnson made 11.80-M. Peoples Encyclopedia reaean:h tearno !'""'• out by Jill)• 1tat!J. Tb& Pomero1 011 defepee Ylas ruled that In cue tile re111far 1 h ft · th f d N . b rted Wolfe countered with· 82-811 hut team. Ilea. The latter have ceitaln Inter· to co~trol, the time. end1 with the score 8, a s m ~m were oun · 0 on~ 10 hiS clu has repo Zirkle orbited another for 82-oo. The firm's report showed DU· ell for tho cage ea~ to fol· everybody Wolfe. two chi!Il will keep play- bits that might result in deer dymg_ later. He WOtlld very Wolle made It 64-60, just 3.01 nola, Minnesots and. Mlehlean low for both tesma. ·•' aer, Jlrnnly Aoama, .anct ,IVIID one team or the other much like to check out whoever did It because bow hunters . on the cla<k. State also won two poaiUont eaeh Coach Retton was hiJh In hi• ell had ~en averaging roo=--.------~ I have defimte "ethics" ln hunting which preclude su~b things Johnson made It 64-81 and Ra- on the mythical team along ~lth praiae of Racine. Siid .he: . the double figures. · ., 11,_101~mlml happening. . cine went Into a •tall, Wolle-aoon Ohio State. "Morrison baa the hen team, Against Pomeroy'• '" drawing a foul. He 111ade 11 and at 111d tbe gr~ate~ oulllde abo! in defense · w::!\ a one•Inan 1 ···r.A.. · 1:40 Raclno again had the ba,ll and Can ' Carl Welle, we ve played against (Johnson), aer 0 atslled. But it was broken up, In . So.utbeastern Ohfo ;ln.., I've ;~.· ~~::y·~· -peetsthop,•, . B . . Johnson connecting for e&-83. been here." · . 1P, ow hunters are qu1ck to pomt out other facts ~bout their Zirkle tied 11 up at 1:08 and won mthaeny:'better brother sportsmen. A bow hunter never takes over the .limit. the game , minute later. ' 1f · He went even further: "Some•- a· rna Iter of recor", • he's daggone happy to ge t ohe kill · Score by quarlcro. body awa(' bolter grab that team no DAYTON, o. UP - Middle· right' •, Carl Wolfe _ Saber demonstrated again he This goes for rabbits and other game as well as deer. The , Pomeroy 17M M 67 town High S<hoot, led by Jerry • The Pomeroy coaeh erediled lhe In a hlih clan •• a reb<•u•d•r bow hunter definitely is in tile field for the sport, not fGr thejRacln~ . '1339 ,159 M Lueaa, swept to a relatively eaay, Panther winning not'lo his de- Johnron certainly got killing · Individual scormg: 76-1!3 victory over previously un- fense but to eo<<ellentabooUng of 1181\ nigh!· Hawlhorne, ' Th e . Um'te"• St a.tes certal n1y recogmzes · the who1esome as, I RACINE: Salser 4tl-6l-2 9;; Powell Adams beaten D•"'•n . d the1r re1usa 1 to g1ve Iooeena up a little more, B; Wolfe ..., ~ Rooaevelt Fri'day •'I• boya ap . 34 13 peels of bow huntmg. Thirty states, Including Ohio; lin~ set 3 20.!3 4; McDade 5 0-0 10 ; JUJZ night for the MlddiOJ' 58th eon-. up or become dls<oortged even outstanding rehouuder In astde spedal, long seasons for this hunter. If he were an Irre· 12Beegle O.Q.Q. Totals 21 11-14 63.- •ecutlve victory over three sea· though bohlnd ·bY 14 point& In the ,;.;;;;~.;;;;;.---,..,~--~~~~~~~~;I~ •ons. third quarter. He· thought ST lohusponsiblc .cuss he would be hemmed in by every kind of re· POMEROY: Hawthorne e 2-t 14; sen did a gr~at Job defensively out (;hfi1· t · Ska"JDfl• P•r.tfl. · strlction instead of being lianded the run of the field. Folmer 6 O.Q 12; Johnson 7 3-6 11; Lu•••· 6-9 center, hit 29 points. front, h~lplng ~really to bold tn•s ~ · · ,. 0.Q 2n; Znlrakdlee IT!otO-Oa'• 22· Ththeepoatatl• C•l,a,uaA,oAn•chwaemrepllonno,omlor Wolfe to six points In the last 1 There is a final point: A~9idents happen. A shotgun hunter WNfllssonb t.t al! ,~MA8,.·VPs ~PELL 8 1 d d d f II t ' t · hi h ~~· I u s 1u110 ' 1 · .,. 31 w i ,., · quarter, all that Racln.,.,ot. woun a eer an a · ore nevi!' m t reef ges away 5-o 67 !lllnd allthe;ef'f\m'lN!!dlng up Coach Larry Morri•on, under· ·,t·· '.... ·, · -&1 ·' ·!Jt TROVBLE F"~ · ,., i-l. ~ ~·..... ' It dies. It happens. Ii may happen to a bow llli fer, too,~ Offi~ials: Grover and Null. • 19-17 !frat .iod advanl.lge. ~tandably, in the. hcat,of a close s. K ATE.; !II-. A• y,,f ' ' ' 1 but c~rtainl·y in no larger proportion than for a gunman. •':, •..,. EVE)\YB6DY •.. . This should set the record straight. Let no one assume the Berne Union D4 Th~rston 71 became oycrwrought at TUESDAY, DEC.,·UIIl;,.;. 7:W.10:30 S<ioto Valley ~ Qlentangy 62 Icontest, certain calls In the officiating. • Bu~ especially for the man b ow hunter Is not a sportsman in the finest American tradi· cob. Rosary 49 co~. st. Mai'J' 39 Without a doubt lin umuual numRACES, BALLO@NS, ~RI~S ah~.' · :wllo rnJ!SI foot the b~ls. lion. He Is. lr Unltod Pruo Arcanum 48 Newt n 47 ber of turnovers by Racine was FUN F!)lll' AJ.L · , , ,. .. . .1 Cornell 10 Symuse 60 ot Middletown 76 Da Roo•evelt 53 caused hy one official <aUing , . . ,· , • , . "Dever be IOU If CARROUSIL TOURNAMENT Covington 62 Coldws!er 57 "steps" on Wolfe several times. ·_ f t . ·D , . : ' I _ . · . :...·· · Stmi•Final Round Dayton Klaer 48 W."Carrollton 31 Of <ourse Pomeroy fans were -.;,... ,YOU ere _adequately proLoui•lana Tech 68 Tennessee 61 Randolph 6S Bellefontaine ~4 certain Wolle wa• tsking step• and I. Alabama eo LoUIJiana Stste :;o Ttoy 63 Dayton COlonel While 42 wer• happy at the call!. Of courae !~;;;;;;;:~~:;:;5: '"':5;::::;;;:::!::t:~ ~~ lnluhllee. lAJ CONSOLATION Day. Cha!lllnade 116 Fairmont 44 Radne felt tbe coils were eX<eed· ; ;;;; i~ Bu<k~eU ea Davldaon ~8 Xenia Central 72 Lebanon 47 ingly dose and ·were certain that • • "' Clemson 78 Lafayette as Marletts4564Cleveland CoshoetonShaw 118 44 if Wolfe playera was traveling, were II • Euclid Pomeroy In similarso moveKENTUCKY INVITATIONAL xtrUand 62 Perry D6 menta, excep'i" that no whi!tleJ First Round Am~ent 73 New•London 97 were blown by \he other referee IDITO~S NOTE: lhlala tho (or loaeuo toom for me, writ· ~ttl All 1'7Pe• North Carolina 73 Mlnneoota 67 Lancaster St. Mirys 11 (on the other aide of the floor, who lint of 16 dl•palchia on tho lift by tho m1no11r1 of eoch I. lilt St. Phone SS·I Pom. off....aton outlook of 11ch I'M• Wost Y,lulnla 77 Kentucky 70 Liberty Union 116 tnade noqe of ·ljle calla en W:olfe~ club. ' ~~~ GRASS ~ISTtVAL Cln. lldi~el 48 Cln. Woodward 41 But thal'l; th~ break.i of •the .. • Plrat Round Cln. Centro! 57 Cln Tall 113 It ~ght ~o the San Francisco eo Seattle 51 Cincinnati Withrow 69 a tougher ly CAllY STINOEL Louiavlile 86 Army 61 Clnelnnatl Western Hills , 64 NeiWrllltn For Unlttd Prill GLENDALE, Calif. UP - For Reldlnl 51 Greenhills 36 ref· 1•t strange reaaon, everybody Hud ..Sima 52 E. Tennessee 44 Mariemont 73 Indialt Hill 44 1 looking at the Yau~ees and Vlr,inla Tech 10 'GeorBia Tech 10 Lockland as ML Healthy 40 ·sunday Afternoon uallllnll, "Are you &oloa to make MIDWIIT Clnclllnatl MtNieholu 63 December to 1troncthell tb~ KIDSIS St. as California 44 Clneldatl Purcell 37 Bradley 67 uc~ 43 Freeport 104 New Alben• 57 .' And I ke" anaWOflnl lhlt the Kansa• City U. 74 Baker 61 Elyria 64 Fremont Roll 48 1Pft7 New York t.,.m wu a rood Dettolt Teeb 12 North Cenlral 71 wn....,.,. 70 Shelby 47 Satie,day-Dec. 21 Cheater, Ohio club aood enoucb to •win wtcbltal2 Texaa76 ' MW<Irsbu~ 71 ·Den,n!Jon 41 oa ~~:~,ry..me 49 '"STILL TARGETS - TRAP the Amerlelft Leaaue t>UD.~I'and Kauaa11 Walhloaton 19 9 u'n til.ll P.M. weatel'VIlle D.! It carried the World &erleaiCJ sev· IOUTHWIIT " n en 1amea before we .~t. Arkansa• ~ llilaourl 45 Wcirthlnilon 64 Mutle by a.mlllen 1 SpoDIOI'ed By ~;S:~~:;;:;;~:;;;:;;::;:;;:;;:;:;;==~===! that1:,will neverhelp •lafnJI maklnc · : ~eal Clnelnnatl 8l North Tex. st ~3 tbe team. e've Jllylor 12 Auburn 13 82 Loyil Or~~r of Mob$e · febl ' \ W.IT 1 done II in lb~ ~111 aDd we . ' do It acaln. But 11111U lbe dtltcr Utab 1111 Stanford 40 Chirlea •7· teame In tbe American Lell!llue ldabo 10 Colorido Sl. V· 49 mate tradel t~al put tbem fri a _ poslt.loa of tbreatenb)i tbe club 1"• HIGH ·scHOOL had ol tbe cloae pf bst aeaJiln, jronton 107 Lo1an 41 I'm taldaa Ill)' time maklna deals. Pomeroy 87 Racine 65 They may collie ·tater, rve aot Ill west Joflerion 113 Fairfield 61 of 1prlal lrtlntnc and until June Groveport 03 New Albany 36 to deal ond trade. urbana 40 Arlington 38 • , , ,Ciu• (!Ill llrolll Col!. Holy Fam. 47 Watterson 30 • And I m not dealina away 101- Bexley 113 Delaware 110 soned playera unleu I think I'm Jlarlon Franklin 70 } golnc to get som.thfnc better. Canal winchester 118 • Take a look a our club.. ~ , Gahanna 60 Mifflin 114 Baetk of the plate YOfll Berra. '!llanefleld 82 <Alumbu• South 01 El1ton Howard ·and Darrell John· llalllllton 57 SDrlu!lold 48 son clve ua all thll depth we need. ,..-:-;'-: ' ~----=~~-=;:,_.­ Berra 11 atiU 111 kind of ealcber. pil~ bl.al down 11 a llorter. Now look at ·tba llllleld. Moose m~ not 8181'1 him rllhl off. Sko~ enCl\~11! nu-onel;teJ111 heal0j1·1~1 ~otto play a lot. and tll_,bt J041 .COlUPJ.M lhe bill •, : 'l!l~hlnt 11 Gtotl ' at lire!. Bob Jlloblrdii!P shewed (l!r tJ\e~iali IIIUtt bt Sood me plen(¥ of nllff it IOCOD~ baM l~e ~iti;t: clubs Wo¥idn'l be and wllat'l ~!lincllltll GU Me- In• ~~L feeltll ·fOI' tbem. · DJupl4 al I ' "p? All' I UO\V 11Je1'qe :tf.rid lei iel I• that· peGpla e ·rrinl LaDe of Ukt lo~ey· Jtucb ud Clcv41aad leep trJ!tl to &et 1\lm. tile otll1n then 1 mrt Alid at tbli'il ·co( And~ Cirey, wbal. ~ ~ll! t~e· tor te Ynt(e< ' ti. · ;$. . Jerry L11111pe a.Rd . I. fl~ . Ull Toey Will~ Foid ••Dded ,the Kubek•·b! theAal~ld If I.atell hiD! all~k .111d lliera;~ no realoo tbore . .U)' w•r rou look 11 it. I'm ~~ ~' \llift ·01r. tbil way. more ptotee~ .In tiM lblleld lba11 fllllq ~· fota .Ol, 11vrl and ·· To aU of you who make 01r buti· aey elub In lha lea~~~t: · W..!\ ,~ do' it qalo II he Hll fltMh ........h olf 110 a·,',Qod' ,~UI. J'm <OUitUI\i poasible, and serving you Jtas Rlahl ilow, If 1 bad to field a iloh Grim aild,· .(! alwaya been o pleasure for thi past dub nil' outfield 'tobtbly would alwl.;·, ,,'lll!ll l·Si11rdivlnt have ltickey Jil1pt)~ .. II center, 25 yean. We want to thank each !lank !auer In rlah1 . and Npn\1 ' ' ·and every one of you and" wiah you In left field. That tllll / ' ,. ,. lllie BowH ~ S~"~~~,>Q.;,P.:. 21,. ~~~ · · ' 1 ,a Notte~ , · /'''" '" •( ;"~ Zirkle Hits .11 Of _16 lent Shots In' Upjef : f i WolfeTopsAII . '8 k - L · B PI F 'H ·.h ·Ed,-:- ·.· 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddl~port, 0., Dec. 21, 1g57 o . 'o o 0 I (). D .. o.•Jr.t«:a.. • Clll'llif • "'~~ y •• y 0 • • .,) 0 u 00 • �\ \-.;;.;:::.. -.-"";"":!-·r ... " ..- ::; ' ' Kin CluiJ t(olds .. ·:Forest Run Methodist WSCS I POMEROY Sew-Rite.Sewing , Amiwll Party~ • Mee~·Thtlrsday ' Christmas Meeting Is Held SOCIETY ·· Christmas Club Holds Annual.· H ld 8 WSCS Tbe Cbrlalmas meeting of the with a Btble verse Communiea· Dinnert .'' Jednesd e y E• AtLeifheit's · Women'• Sociell of Chrtsban Ser· lions were read from Mrs HIIITJ MISs JoAnne Swatul, dauabter ay ' ~..,--,.....:,-::....,..--7--1--- lresbmenls of Cbristmaa let cream Wallace, Karen Walku,.;Jahloe Allcookies and pop were served. ~ury, PellllJ Farmer, Shirley B!rMembera prs10nt were: Char· I ;,tt Judy Clark, Sandt· a Miller, lotte Lightfoot, Barbara and Linda Da;iene ,Little, Linda Hawley Forrest, .ntdy Arnold, Margaret Shirley Batey, Jan lee BuyleJ, PhY· ~~wards, .Sue Ru!Sell, Alma Bauto· IllS Bostic, Shirley Pannell, Sharon &ardner, Carla Wilson, Pat and EvaiiS, Phyllis Pettit, Shirley Gil· Mary Barth, N•ncy Ha4dox, Bon· ' n\0 Vsn Cooney, Kay HansoL. key, Betty Gilmore, Franoea Pettit, Judy v1n Cooney, Mareella, watd, ida Wllspn, Snsron. Yeauaer, Chat· 'Bett,'ilams, Diane Hoyatt~r. Sqe jlotle Tnlor and Ri~a Karr. Ve 'I vice of the Foreat Run Methodist P. Smttn, Portsmouth, diStrict of Mr. and Mrs Albert SY(aJ.!.d, The ;nnual Christmas dinner <tl , wu held Wednesday eve. prestdcnt. and from "Care" thank-~ Nye Ave., ,has received wOi.r -l!tat tliji Sew·Rite.Sewlng Club wa~ bel~ Din& at the church. tng the Soctcly for package sent she has passed the State Board of al ihe lllartin teataurant, Wedne•· Th~ WSCS of the Apple Grove llri. ftuu Watson, president, At the close of the meetmg the Nurses exam malton an~ 11 ,DQW .a day, ev~~j~g. 'l'lle t~ble wapttract· Metbodlst Church held their B.JI· preoided at lhe meetmg whu:h OP' group adJourned to the Sunday! regutercd nurse . ' '" ,.,~i!h a centerpiece of }lille, p!lu nual Christmas party at tile horne ened with an organ prelude by School room "hten was decorated Mr and Mrs John T. Fischer con.. and Chrlstmaa ornamenl3 of Mr. and Mrs. Art Sylvester on Hia. )ohn Scott. candles were In keepmg "tth Chnstmas lnclud- have _return~d home after a !"'' wtth tall red tapers on either !lde.l Wedne&day evening. , lilhted by Mrs Edmund Grueoer mg a lighted tree. Refreshments Ibon In Btrmmgham, Ala. ':::' Foll~wlnfthe dtnner the grou~ A turkey dinner W81 served During 1 abort butlntlll Jalld'Mra. Watson durmg the pr.. were served by Mrs Watson, Mro Mrs Dale Smtih, Mr at1il; Mrs adjpurned to tbe bome gf Mr,. from the dlnlnc room wbleb 11'as plans were made to 'ii Iuiie L<ha t"hnt and Mrs Grueser af· Otto Lohn, Mrs Margaret Houda· Dayton Strickland, Lincbln HeiR· decorated In' :Ceeptng wltb the Cbristinas ba~e(j for ' ter wn~eh there was an exchange I ahelt and Ivan Welts aocomPanled hts for a P•I'IY· Tbe home Wli ~Chrillmu seaoon. An e~ehange of families. l!'ecrel pall Group singing of Chnstinas car· of gtfts Members were seated at by Mr. and Mr1 Sanford Wells, beaullfully decorated in ke•PI"4 gifts wao held and gtlme1 W<!re ed and new DlllleJ ola opened tne de,ollobs followed a table decorated with pine an~ Athens, were In Urbana, Tburs· with Chrillmaa season inelqdlOi' played with prizes won by Mrs. cominj year. with prayer by the Rev. John El· red candles J day tq attend the funeral of their a lighted tree. Sylvester and 1\lro. Alfred T.oMf. rl!ange of lifll. WO<Id. "Home And Qverseas Mls· uncle, George Bohn. . Slncing of Cbrlatmaa tarols con· od with prlzea to siODI" wu the wplc of the proAttcndmg were tnose named Pfc Ronald Smtih of Ft Kilox, Mrs ~harl.. Hoffman preSident, 1eluded the meeUng. Harold Eberabaeh, Mrl. Ec1pf b M F od abov~ and Mrs Cnr11ty Bacr, l\lrs Ky, arnvcd Tnursday evening to preSided at a short busineSA 1~1' 1 Pratt and Mrs. Lee PralL IIJ'lm presented Y rs r Lew' Walker Mrs Kcr ll n opend the holtdays With llrs '"" and offlceFS were elect~ lor Those attending were Mrs. Jack' Neue and several articles on tbe Mrs" Hanson • Hotter :~. ~u:rk Smtih and hts parents, Mr. and the new yesr tncludtnll Mrs. ~n: S..gent, Racine, Mr!. Howard C~· Refreshments were served by topic were read. • E M J h El d M Mrs Dale Smtth aid Mullen, pfeSI)lent; Mrs. Jil~· penter, Syracuse, Mra. Dale Htll, 1 tne holies& Favon were Clll'ill· · Mrs. Nease gave tne Chrlstmaa Ar~::i Ba~r. ~,," Ev;:'t •D.,;:. Dr and Mrs Edward Reifel of mond Blower., • vice presl<febt; Plants, Mn. Early Rouah, !drs. mas ~ndles. sto hi h tnree articles Ann Arbor Mtch were reoent and Mrs. Donald M~rks, oeoretary Roy Buck, Mrs. Alex Wheoler, Present were those n•med ry a1ter !wed c "Cb . t E I wood, Mrs Robert Laudcrmtlt and guests of Mus Vula lhle. and treaSIIrer. Plans were msdll ,to Mrs. H~rberl Roush and son, Rog· ,,. were presen , '"mas V·l .Mrs Ralph Stsson or Mrs RuB&ell Rousb m Dol· above and Mrs. Willard Eben- erywhere" Mra Watson· "Grand·i prepare • b85ket of food and allo ~y'w 11 · Mr Old Thuto · M bach, Mra. Wa14 Hra. mother's Visitor", Mrs. Tease; and ~~Ita and toys for a neeey familY; John• S~ba~: w:_n Alfr~ ~on~;: "The Fourth Wtse Man", Mrs U dtfts were exchtni'd •nd seQ:~ Mrs. Karol~ 1tl>ush, Mra. Earlltol> , . ' , s. Nease A Christmas Bible quil pals revealed and new name~ illloll. Mrs. RoSA Nbrris, Mr• . . ,, wu held after which the program C'--• J drawn. Mrs. M_,h recelve~llt Wiley and Mrs. Norman R~er. '' closed With group smging of Si· •JUC.'Ie 1 Mrs Ltlh•m Van M•ter en er birthday gift ·from her set;r.el · ~•, 1 Th t book ' ' tamed ncr co-workers at the Kro· Refresbmento were a,rted bf e axs are now lent Night. b I Mr. and Airs, Bernard Full! and ~er Super Market. Thursday even the hoste.sl08, ltlra. Cslvin Slm)l' llanehester Wolfe refurned to I open for the payment of Dllring the u11ness se!8 on daughters Beth and Barbara, mov· tng at her home, Ebenezer j!. The sw..,md !\If~. ~vey VoaVr.aqkoh his employment on the river on 1957 -Decellber and June members responded to roll call 1 ed Thur&day to tnc property they home was decorated ln ·'ieepinJ iFem -'i ltble illth "Cbrlitin•s lllol!day. • Real Estate Tax and also Richard vaughan sr ~a.Em· bad purchased from Mrs W R wttn the holiday season for the ctvar'llnd decorated with candles Sev~al- lrom here attended t4e delinquent taX e S. The Bl kb M • Theodore Bachner. Mrs Bachner has moved OfCa510ol x ' JlteltebtJf:rl \hOM na!l'ed abavc llnnUJI Ohio V•lley GranJe Clirjit ac urn, rs. to an apartment '" the bulldtng ' i'ila?i · r lmer Wbitf Mra \\ln. maa J'I.I1Y whic~ wb )bel~ at tbe b00ks Will Close Febl'Uary I t..lt.ehew. Mrs. Annlce Ohlinger. owned by her son Everett Bach Gtfts were exchangecf dUI'inath•· 1· ••.J G ' c d Letart ·Grade School P'llclay e•e· 1, 1958 . Ri chard Vaughan Jr·• and ner, North ' Second 'Avenue · cvontng and rereshmenta served Mra ar • Y Gilmore • "'"' Jr eorae· e, n1ng. y,. on J)bn· CLYDE G. MILLHONE two auest.. Mrs Home~ Haw~lns Mr and ~" c R Younq were by the hostess to M11s Katie Gutn. aid 'eolilns, Mr-a. Charl~a sP.neer, Mr. and Mrs. Yal&ie Spencer of and Teddy L<hew busmess visitors m Ashland, Ky • Mrs. ~UUISC Rosenbaum, Mlsa rhy Mrs. Edward wen., Mrt. Jack Syracule, Rev and' MI'J, Edwal'd Treu. of Meigs ()3, The next meeting will be held Thursday . lhs Ebmb>cn, Mrs G•nevteve Fowler Mta. William Ware and Griffith of Baoha~ attehded serv· ' ';::;~;,;;;;;;;:;~~i;g~al~th~e~b~o~m~e~o~f~M~r~s~Lct~~Pr~"~t.;,j Rep George ~cmnart, who has Well, Mrs Kathateen Wildermuth Mrs. , ElftiU . Wblle and . Mrs. Ed· iceo at Fairview Churcli Sun~y. ' ' 1• been tn Columbus on busmeso, re· and Mro Cladys Cummings, Wllld WeU. •,. Everett Paraqna of Eall Liver· turned hoi1)C F11day evening ond , · ' ' ('001 vtsi!ed. relatives from !bursOPTOIIU18T was aecompamcd by hls.daqghter. day until Saturday • Mrs John Mayer, and children, 10 ·I Friends here have IWnid of John and Chen, Gro•e City, who A' the death of Charles Flll'l'a, a for, will be JOined here for Cbrlstmao mer resident. He died It hilt home ' . lilt ~ ....... Ptmet'OJ Mr. Mayer in Millwood, W. Burial waa Mr and Mrs William Ault and 'in t.etart Falla C9t»i!Wry beolde Ofllee B..,. t to 1J, I II L (CIOM II N- n ftan.' oon, Wjillam Perry, are in Spring· Magnolia Temple Pythlan S•s· ' .1.~>. ~is wije. ' , field where tney were called by The home of .Mro. ' Tho;uvure - , •, ters met an rcguJar session Tb~rs- E•· b b w t M 1n s• _., ~ lh• death of hiS sister m-taw, Mra day evemng at the DAJ ha'I ' "'th """ ac eo a "w.. ,.a., ' "' utllully decorated in k.eepin• with George Aull • Who d' ed Thurs· Mro Kart Gruesor "" p•etidin• • 1 ~·· '""' • • tbe · i:Cbrtitillas seaton, Tburodt.• • Election of ofltcers was held If fo th t1 fth Cha~tt!rRas Pvt Don DaviS, Fort Knox, Ky., and plans made for instoUalloa at a eraoo r e mee d& o ' , will •n••rl Chdstmas wtth hlo Wom,n'l ~11XlliiiY ol Grace l!pilaoiber, Mrs. Mary Helen Davia. the January mect1n11. A contr(i· eopal: Cbitro6, . . M. . IV. High fodtUty ''VId~la.'•l! AM. , Thoma~ Kelly, freshman at the button was made to the Pyt~ lit Mro, - ~4111 Hay•a priBI«lep~ PM hlltr and S\i,.Otclpt Playw with built 1n The Future Ho111~ater. o' General Eteetrtc Scnool of En· Home at Springfield, Lena Gru~oer ptil ltd' at the meeting wtijoh America chapter at Mlddlepot• , ' tOpt rtcordtr ~" M odded whtntv.r you 111 gmeerlng, Fhnt, Mtch, arrived was reported and Mta. J&~n OP' ed will\ lhe ' AUxlll., pr•yer H1gb School bad a Chri•!'IL'• part)' wid!. Mahoga;. flrV1h 1hown {fteoplt or oak Artllh• tVGIIob f), Modtl SHFI. home today to spend the bolidaya Stace out of hospttal and recuper· at t ·~ao I ~!'f.er for the Q~'li bl .. Frl~ay afternoon. Cbrfalmao de with his parents, Mr and Mro. M. atlng at the home ol her daughter •"•P be tlteled by 1\!n! Jo~n coratlona were used in lbe Home ~. Kelly, and familY In Columbul. .letwller. ~voUi!D1 were led Econqml" room and the tree waa' • 4-Spttd C~anl•• -Mrs. Charles Lewis, who has Mrs DeiLcrt Etsellteln and-Mra ' Mrs . . t'i~ltt J.9c~ary II,Sillg tor decorated vlth \ll'llamtm\8 prr· • 4-SIIflker Panoramic Stultcl been a medical pattcnt at Holzer Lawrence Lannmg were named " her topic. ·'rear Not" taken froln sented to lb~lr instructor, Mrs. JJC lioapttal was returned homo 1 committee to take frUit to Mrs. tbe 'I!•!P4Jie ol tbe an11el.s, and abo Ballev. • 16-WaH Amplifttr ' • Thursday Jay Myers, Mrs Mtke McKenzie, also JIVe a review o( the oR)olpns Gifts were excbanaed and re· Mr~ Anna Hayman was taken Mrs. Thomns Thomas, Mrs. Merlin . oltheolocia~ concerning le.r 1nd --------~......---• S"!'lfc~ for Shreaphonlc SouAil to Holzer Ho9pltal Thursday Russell and a gtli to J•mes Trilcy. war at the present ll"l" , . . Africa C) ' At the close of the meet!pg "' Rawllngs·Coats ambulance At the dose of the meeting' rUt• Cbrlstinaa cu•lolll! around t~e when phlebttiS developed after aho wer~ exchanged A number• of world were toW ~l. lo!rl,· 'l'l)t!O!i~r: fie!~I!IP"I' of Ollfl! ft~e ' I~Qd; I . had boon returned homo. to recov· games were played and pmea ,1 . Reed St. 'trbO !Ill! lAili *I ller w!eheJJ Cbrbtmas cookl~s. cofle•·· cr from a broken htp warded the wmners Rolreshmellh Christmao aa a' oHild ob the 11)'111 tea, nunta and nuto wele ~erv«t A·2t Charle• Wtnebrenncr, who of Christmas cooktcs and coffoe and also in t~e ~tty and elosodi by the hosteBI from a table col( has been statmncd In Japan, is were served. with an orlainaf verae The st,.r./' tered with a Qhrlllmas orrang:\ home for a 43 day furlough and " Mn. J. }i:. D1 tlartinJe! supply ment. Mrs. Everett and M1• at the cot· VISttmg rclattvcs and frtcnds tn • Chairman, 'reported on the atlillna Edwin Cbarle• Columbuo and Middleport for tho' Chll~reno boopilal II"~' lee and l"' Charles Smith 10 home from announcell tbar thJ !lowe~ eo"¥"· Camp Pendleton, callfornta, wncre 111~~ ba,d decide!! tv hove p0m he •as dlschsrgcd from Inc Mar •ettlu 14r the fbUI'Ch ~I Christ· -:; . . lpc Corps With the rank of Corpor 111'11, !look's !rete brpuahl bY tb• al after completing two )cars tn nlembert -blcll wilt be sent to service. Th& Audllary of the Frecner.- ., , ~Mrs Harold Dernosky " under BBennett Post. No 128, Anlertcan Hoopltal . .' ' the caro of a local doctor after sne Legion, hsd thCir ChriStmas partr Mra, HOD!'Y Clatwatthy and Mr• was burned scrlouoly when ohe and December meetmg F11day ~t t.owll Long were In charse of lb! fell on 'a stove In tho bath•·oom ol tne Legion If ali MrH Daoc "'"'" ,,. 1PitJirilill which illl!luded a reading by her home. mg prelldcnt, presided and Mr1 ·or'The J;lltle , An&tl Who Refua•~ Mr and Mrs Robert Jay. Colum Gail Hysell acted as chaplain toJIIna.'•by Mil. Paul Haptonstall. U.S. Tesllng bus, are opendmg the holidays A letter was read ftom Mrs Wil· a · 'v~al oolo ''While Chrlstmaa," with relatives here. llam Stowart, Altheno, president Edith Haptonstlll; a recitation "A Laboralory Mr. and Mra Edgar Allcnswortn of the eighth Dtstrlct, stat1n: Cbrlatmao WloK ,, Billy Hapi'on· who are leaving Sunday for Stew tnat the Eighth Dlstrlot Auxthar· atant jfoUt aln&inl\ ol ~rola and For art Air Foree Base, N Y , to 1es were In first place !n member· Cliri~tmal 'aonrs. apend Christmas with Capt and •hlp In the state. Gills were e•chanted by the Mrs Jameo Hartinger, and their It was reported that Mrs Lewoi ~roup arid llllldwiii!Jes, cookies, three children, wilL take Shcrd Long was til and that Mrs Cor1 salad candleo and coif'!> served 1< Gtlmore and his daughter, MISS BenQctt WI! rccuperaU11g from a twenty.flve members' and fu•~¥• Sara Gjlmore, to Lancaster and recent Illness and waa to be bro•t· ""· RoKoe File ~b•lrman of will vlllt with Mro. Allensworth s ght home Saturday !rom Holzer lh;'lde~oratlnl co.;mlttee, made !later, Mrs. Raymond Miller, , bo are v1aI"ung Mr ond ;~rs Robert coraa~·• ••OIIp •nd the t t· •• lor the ... Iore 1eav Ina Ior New Yor k. ble' were d••ora••• . wllb ..In· 'I • eve-en ~ '"" rd• " r an d Mra Norman Hump hrcys Rotbel, Leadinll Creek Rosd -ttiao, •arl~dl• an 1 took their children, Sandra and ~Irs.• Roser Beach and son have Chr~ ·•~a··b rui d 'th I I Randy, to Charleoton today where been brouabt home from lfolzer lltlnaa ale e wt m D I· tnoy were met by tholr grandmoth· Hospital • • lure toyt. AVAILABLE IN COLOII- AT NO EXi'RA COST er, Mrs. o 11 Brizendine, New Mrs. Cora Bennett wu sobcdul· Cthel1 HOIIesl Mrs club :=: . ' &-Dally.Senbnel, Pomeroy·llliddlepOrt, o., Dee. 21, US'l 1 1 ' ' Retired Rural Mail Carriet C9nunend~d,For wng Service lV arr... fo .That ·-Gives for Years RATED NO. Glenn 19~7, 01 Tbe Brl&bltlt Coroer lo Mlddlepon J. J. "'·DAVIS, M.D. FamUy and Staff Santa Oaus Wlll· Tour Mi~dle~ri On ·Chrisbllas Eve tat ASH STREET MIDDLEPORT, 01110 - ~ RX Adtlma - Mel,la, Gallla, Vlnlon and Alheaa CoiDIIIes M1110D Counly, W.Va. ' I * * * A BLESSED CHRISTMAS SEASON Please foriJve us, we llllplore 110& appree~ and i I' lf• e,ald 1~1 YOI.U' creeliiJI lfiOre ·'f"4o ,.. 1ead our tidiiiJI prl· : ftlety lll .Difll. . "'" " ,. We wW fall. 23, 1957 ·~- ' • l area. Feeney-Bennett P,ostAuxiliary Yule Party Held Arrests· Flames twept tbe fnlll• ho))ie,•of a Letart Falla family e~IJ, - day morning on the eve o! ~ ~bristmu aeason leaYIIII li, ~ tty of a persons home1eu' ~ wtthout dollting, fumi~ " food. ,, I According to tbc report D;EI' a uas first hlt near lprings. He W1!5 - trav,~ng 7 tow:u d Parkersburg 'lined and cb115ed the car ' Jmeroy wbOI'l! D'l!:lia forced 1 stvp ' · ago. , 6n the ' Member•• o! the Lj;alonalre's ............ •• , and over to IC<J•ni•titce are henry Clatwortby, 7 was a stack of let· Fi.e, Walter Bune~. Lewla to mailed• and three centa . Slluerandl!odncy Sauer. on top 9f the pile. Tblnklhg that _ _,c ..__ __ th! wnter hd lacked a staln~ for the laot lettet, be reaohed for the stack and a shower of pennies btt the car, the road, which was !!OVer· ed with sn~w , and fell baok m the box. The writer hajl ' carefully placed three cents 911 eal:h of 1the ten letlcrs tn the stack. Mr. Nichol~ will assist his wt(o, who is well kni1JI'n as a floHrlil. and enjoy work.mg around the house for a while.' l To·Visit'Pomeroy John 1\. Chatliel~, Manager o,f the SOCial Security, Admlnislr!f· tton District Olb~e.; Porllrnouth OhiO, announces lbJI the social security represcntatiye will be Ill Pomeroy at the ~Ire St•tion, City Building, on Mondal, December 30, 19n. between 10<00 i. m. anti 280 p m Ordinarily, office hours are from 10 00 a. m to Z:30 p. tn every Wcdnesda)l; however, dut! to Christmas and New Years· Day falhag on Wednesdav lhJS ap .. etal vls1t is being ll\lde. • the r~prcsenlatlve \)'ill conlln· uecto hold efflce hours every Wel n"idaY beglnnins Jaaua7 8, !115.8 ~~~ed~t~o~ro~t~u~rn~b~o~m:e~tod:a~y:fr~om:ll~o~l~~~~~~~~~[;~ ~pend with Mr. and caotlo,tbelr Va. holidays The children will ~er lfospltal where abe has been a Mrs Brlaeudlnc and will be Joined medical patient. ror Chri&tmaa by their parents -- - Mr and Mr1 William Ktlchcn aod dauabter, Deborah , Chtlltcutnc !.aU ) ~ ·" ' ·c~trl'stmas ·~ Pome~~y: PGliee Aid Offered To Yule.celcmrants: . . . ! Newly Printt~ .·M oney .. \ With · ' Gift. ~n~~f~~~. · ..... . .- . I *,' 1 ' I, • ~ ; I I '· , I , • r ' · ' I · I · I I • i "' ' ' ' • il~!ftrt thanks for thf opportult/11 ,of strY,inB ~• \ you. •·. iipp(tctdltd. ~ .~r'lllo 'ou best to·Jtum It ·~waj:, , DAIR·~ ', " I " ThlriY·four young people, me111· of tbe Lo)'al Sons and Daugh· ten Cla11 of the Mtddleport Church ol Christ and !bell' guesta went carolina Sunday ntgbt alter tbelr pfogram at the church. R~presentiltive · ;: wedn<t!Clay, -a!RISTMAI,.DAIICI 'l,'h'e annual Qliriatu!aa da~ce of the Fia!Ornal 9fcl"' ;of Eillles will held Chris(l!l~ nlsbt from lo m. until I a." m. according to announcement m,de' today. The RKO Dance Bana will furnish 14• ;~u~e for the affair. . ' 1 Efforts of the Raelrit ru,JIII' ' lltmeht and Emeraency· '8\l.la'li• long wtlh two ftte lruiti iftill Pomeroy and w1th tbe .• ~ F11e Company sl.lnH! proved fruitles• aa Ill( tnrougb the tenant farm ' ' tnc Harold s. Roush fun! llavln.f the family or Mr and J11ti ll'1j8 Kiser homeless. •• : ' Social ·s~iiy ·---- - Blaze Destroyi Letart Fails ". Farni Home To4a~ 11 I . After Blaze Swee'ps ))sl~)fall on"''Qurt)t~ve­ , IUiil ~yt,ltJy 41!4td64·t/ittr·. 70 yo!p1ulppy hmld,Y, we'd like to.add our ' ; teA·-., ........... _ . _ . . .,:fA~~"' i1 ~''tor c~;,~ .. ~ tftr~, rau,ht~r· · for tbllmellf ol wWalq each or )'I!U I W,ht!l'e ~tta~ wlll be dlitribu~ by"Slulta lo the children of the '•y '· ' ' FOR OUR PATRONS, FRIENDS AND ASSOCIATES . ' Santa Claus ivol lour· lllddle. pqrt on Qbt;ltmaa )!;\op a~mpan led so)l!e of Jhf llli4dlwort me~r. and tbeq wln·av .(;iving. 308 N. SECOND AVE. is. from 'Who retired as rural mail-carrler' on De~: as he was presented: a ( COJP.IIIimdp~ou General of•the JJ~!t~d ·Sillies made at the Middleport Post offlce'lly Sal· *Cleanest Clothts *lest Lint Removal *Driest Spin BAKER FURNITURE J:lichols, v.. Jl FRIGIDAIRE WASHU ·.' Sherlff..Robett c. !Urtelibaeb today reported •JaWng lbret'··~r· ona over· the w~kend. o•i oo lpen charges arid two for tt'affl~ ' ·ode vtolaUono. · bonald Neoveu. ' ~· Ohesblre. ~u arrested by cooltable Peto ' .:endrlcks for leavlnl tl}e scene ·!. an aCCident. j, . Officers belie~•· he n.ar bale been the offender jn ~n 'artY iaturday ,ll'orpln0 .tp~ldtnt when ~ruee D'Eila, a IJnhersllf of . cutucky at~denl, . <~as alrucl< •Ire in bls cr• b• be sam~ driver. 1 Middlepor·t ITiigh, FHA Christmas Par.N · * . ~ enttnel ~ CoUnty-Jail . I Pythl'an Sl'sters Meeting Is He ld I Three Are Reid a N, W.· COMPTON, 0. D. e Family'.· Kroger Employees . Feted On Thursdar. Grace Episcopal , ,.,;uxi Iiary Meating· ""' Held Oh ThursdaY. .. I ' I Magno,. TempIe •, Ohio, Monday, l Midd}eporf ( • ». ,\ · ·o·..; rr~ FJ.f'l t"f " '' ' ' . It � 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 21, 1957 hoyt miller roush