https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f33a3d8e9bb9193b06eebda21a6d5aaf.pdf d28f23cf85c227c29c1b66f14eff2c54 PDF Text Text ~- - Page Six ------ . ,, The Daily Sentinel, Pomerov-MiddlePCir:t. Ohio I Monday, December 5, 1955 Meigs County Receives More Farewell Party Given For Mrs. Rice /Post ~ouncilors Than Tax Costs From State And Mother, Friday Evening D 01 A, Hold Yule o·Inner rotty I • • 1 llelll Cou.nt.y m tbe 1153 1861 ~ty Mr.s W11Uam RobHn and Mn. Gueata were Mra 0 C Green 1-- ~:Tft J J Davts entertalned With a I lee, B!ln IWph Robson, Mrs AIHI b.rewell neighborhood party for Frank Betr:, Mrs Minerva tblld Mrs Gerald Rlct' and her moth en;, Mn Clarence Clark, Mrl Ed 1 The annual Chnatmu dlaur..r e.r ~Irs Boyd D1I,gard, Broad j ward Young, Mn Adolph Sae and~ party o( the Put Councilora way, Mtddleport, Friday everuog leJUi, M.rL W R Luellen, Mrs j of Guldmg Star CouucU. DaUJbteri The parly was held m tbe Bush Denver Rice and son, Billy, Mrs or Amenc~ t'bas tt=.d !.~~~~~ apartment and &ames were play. Gale Hysell, Charlene Davis, evemng a e A ...-loW ....w.· erl durmg the eventng Prit.es Mn Ricbard Folden, Mn. Luc 1 fee Shop were won by Ptlrs Gale Hysell, ille B. lbwklna:, Mrs Leslie Er ' The room wa11 beautifully deMrs Clarem:e Clark, Mn Den· vln Unable to attend but l!h.ar corated tn keepiDi wttb lbe botiver R1~ and Mrs Gerald Rice IRII m the gtft g1ving were Mrs day season mcludtll.l 1 larJe JlptGtfts were presented to Mn A P Elhngsworth, Mrs Carl ~d tree The tables were very at· Dllgard and Mrs Rice who wall Mottox, Mrs W S Parsons, Mrs t ~cl 1va w1th red covers and demove next "eek to Oearborne,IRobert Lewts, Mn Ben Batey corated wtth m!DJature Christmu :Ohch1gan Mrs Eugene fo' rench, Mrs Homer trres and remdeen, for the din· Refreshments or ace cream. Kennedy, Mrs Guy Reynolds ner cake and coffee earned out the 1 Miss Prise11la Barnes Mrs AI ) Chru;tmas ' heme wath a red and ll;~n Hu ghes and Mn Hetman Followmg the d1nner a proiJ'am green color scheme for thf! parly i Balle)' taken frCim I.n1ah 9 was preaented :___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - ~ by Mrs Wtlltam Eichinger, *Iter taxeM to quabfy for State exceaa ol paJments tete to ~1,900 I l II a County p.ays to the State Beuoa for tlle 11141 Ia benlted Treuury less m total ta.JU~Il than two majol' polr~U!5 of the Oh1o It receivM from the State in a1ds 1t ha& made no eontr1bul1on to cent fear'S the general cost of tbe Stale go'\1 emmeo.t for 11.1cb purposes as well A program of equalwng re~l fare tnstltuttons State un1vers1 estate. assessme>.nls over tbe Sta e lliea, and the St•te'11 numerous ad tbrou,:b aperahons of tl\e Ohto m1mstrat1ve department~ Bo;!-rd of Tu Appeals as requtred 2 Thl$ situation leaves to the by a law enacted lD HM9, and 2 A leg1Siat1ve requirement thAI Counhes whtcb pay more 111 Utxes &ebool dlitru:t& levy rather htgb to the State tha'h they rece1ve JD.l.llliDum amount& or local pro- 1 from the State tn r('turn, t he fman· ctng of all str•ctly Slate functton5 and operatJoru as well as pyrov1d 1ng for thetr own functiOn& and ClperatiOns G~enl Aaembl;r lllitiated In re- I I I . Miss Jean Benneti WedToRev. Vernon Rogers, Nov. 26 Church 01 Christ Junior Choir Parents "h"h • "' 11 mh••r• waa beld. Attendtng were Mrs Frank \ p f D be (' peharl, M" Robert llarden, pIan Ch fiSfmOS Orty Or ecem r 20 "" Wilham Tbueoer. Mn. Flor('ncc Harden, Mrs Royal Thoma.. 1 CELEBRATE IIRTHDAY 'Mr and Mrs Robert Re1bcl, Leading Creek, entertamed Satur day with a luntheon at the Milr tin Restaurant celebrating the bJ,rthday of hill mother, Mr.1 Ja U.b Retbel Pomeroy Mrs Re1bel was gwen an orchid corsage and whtte i plder duysanthemum cor saget tor Mua Mary Vtrgm111 Rerbcl and the hostess were a part of the table arrangement of I Amer1can Besuly rO!es, cbrysan the mum and wht tc foliag e Mr and Mn Cbl.!'let Sftinelt , Be~h Street, Mtddle:port., have announced the marrtqe of their daughter, Jean to Vernon L Rogers, 1on of Mr and Mrs Furl Rogers, WPst Columbia The Rev Leshe M Rogers perfCirmed the ceremony al the ~tcthodl;;t Church an Catlettsburg, K~ on Nov 26 Mr and Mrs Ro~ers .are maktng lht:1r home in Foslona where he ts employed on the New YIJrk ~·· n , 1' P.ll J'·na rl , Shf' ts a gradu ate"' \1 ,,1 1 r I \ ~ 1 1' ANNUAL DINNER FRIDAY hu been employed at 1h.e Down The Pn nual Chnstmas dmner of lnll Jnsurance Offtce llfi Rogers gradu&tf'd from Pt the Loyal Women's Clas! wtll be Plea.. nt High Srho~Jl and s~rved prepared and sorved f>'nday at 6 p tn the U S Army for two years m at the Church of Chrtst by the In G~rmany and one year m memberl:l of the Loyal Bereana Class Korea Rev. Gordner Joins Miss Moore and Mr. e_:rminghom In Double Ring Ceremony I Rev Gardner Joms 2 18 Soc s U F whlch wa1 baked ond deeoratcd Tbe Rev Fred I Gardner, pal by the father of the groom, a su· tor or the Church of Christ, par pervisor at the Holaum Bakm& formed the double r10g ceaemony Cotnpany, were served to the bri "hirh unite 1 m 1 arua)l~ Belt..a dal party ond Mrs Jamei Blrm Jean Moor~.., Amher~trale W ' r iDa:ham, Wellston, granrlmothcr •nd Rob{!rt n~rmm ',!hnm, Cvlum of the groom , James Waulk, Jack· bu a Saturday Dceember 3 1 h~ 11on, grandfather of the groom, ma.:rlage wu~ Aule\TIIl iWd at lwo Mr and Mr11 Leo McMtllen, Well· o'clock at the h,,me (It the grooms .Ilion, Mn Claude A11hley, Mtddl~ parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Btr port mmgham, Sr , Mtddh;•port Attt>n· Mr" Blrmmgham attnde.1 the dants for the young couple were Amherstdnlfl School! m We&l hls parents glnla and Mr Birmingham atte nd Th o brldr chore a street le n~lh ed Central H1gh SC'hool, Columbus drcsa or mwy b.ue wllh met nlhc be(ore enlisting In the Army brald trrm and wmtcr a~\e&5m rcs where he served m the Mlhta1y Hnd wore a '< ho Jt... f'O"IJI(te vf I Pollee 1n Panama He Is employed {:un'k ro11es by the Lennox ~·urnaNJ Cu mpan1 lmmediately afler the wedding lind they are making their home ice cream and a wedding cake tn Columbu s I ------ Bridal Shower For Miss Martha Stowe Held Lost Week In Syracuse Church Mr~ Ire ne Park~,:r Bridal Sbower 18 Soc .Mr• Mark Duerr Mist )tar) Mr" John Rowen, Ml!9.! CarCIIyn Jane Eichinger anrl Mrs William V1n Mettlr, Mn G111rnet Rous h Thuen er enterla1ned v. 1t.h a bndal Miss Wa nda Roush, M.rs W1lham &howcr m the aocta l ruo m or the Syracuse Methodt~l Chureh, last Houda ~ helt, Mn Ednn Ne•aler, Mrs David F'lcldN, Mr~ Marg1e week honori ng M1sti Martha Stowe Manuel, Mn Kenn et h Th c11s and wbo~e mattlaae to John Dudding daughter Mrs Arthur Nelglcr and will be an event of DeC' 21 Mra Jessie Stowe A number of gamf'A were play td during the eve ntn!l and pme1 .Sendtng gtfls but unable to at awarded the wtnncrs tend werl.' Mrs c~~.rrl<.! Rae. Mrs After the hnnnred fUf'~t ope ne1l Eksnnr Fruth, Mr ~ Fred Mtlh, Jaer many 11fl s refreshmcnll wt'r{' Mr ~ Avalon Belt Mrs Dorothy served by the hosiCS51'11 to Mn Am ~hary MrA Curl Uav!ll, Mr anrl \VJIII1m Etchlngr a nd daugh.ter Mrs Jame! M1l•n MI'Jl Daisy Mr1 Duckworth ~ I'll John Gtlmore, Nancy, Mra Ed Wa£ner Cbarles \\a i:ner Mr11 n oyaJ Thom Mrs ~hrtle Crew, M r~ Mae Karr, U, Mn Irene Hoback Mrs Freda I Mr 1mcl Mr" Mtlhtrd Van Meter Duffy Mrs W1lilam Francis ami M1 u Kay Wll ford, '-!rs Dnn Lh•le (hJldren, MrA Orvt ll ~ Crooks Mr~ :\fu Norma Ltsle, Mrs Harold Henry Da!ley, Mrs J."ldun W11l , Duckworth I Plan s Jonathan Chapter DAR .To Have-Meet ~ Tbe llxtb blrtbday o! Jlr anclllln. C. J Rhodes. were I Altizer. Nortb Tbird Avenue, • peata of boDOr at a dinner held celebrated Sa.turtt.y attt'l"fttC ~ SundQ evenln.l at the home of whea bis motber, Mn. Harold Mt 1od Yn. A. J Straws, Sotttb pley, lnvited a ,p-oup of hiJ aehqaf. Third Aveuue. llliddltport. matH and netabborhood frttndi to " party 1t their home. Games C>t.Mr aueata wve Dr and Mn were played and prilea woa . by H. M Boocb. Lop.n; ¥r and Mn Aaa Bradbury, Wuue Daria~, Co~J1 M Thornton, Mr. and Mrs .Paul me Bachner Betty Rae RWIIeU Barnes, Mrs Elizabeth Smltb, ' • Misa Bemlce Ledlle, Mlss Marton Mn Eppley t~ as auult.ed by Ebenbaeb~ Mr. Rhode• 1a vtce- Mn R&ymond Ruuell aacl Mn. pruident of the r.telgs County Jame.s Buchanon lb aervl.nR NJl Board of Health, and Dr Boocks cakes, 1ee cream, '1-Up ~Dd faYOn 11 Health CommlsBioner for Melp w tbeae gueets. AtheM, Vlnton and Hockiua Cou· atiu. J. P 1lu:irnton ls Melia co- Trud.)l loes, Conaie Bachner. unt~ Slnltarian and Mia Ledtie Nancy Buchanon, Catble aad Bet. aDd Mn- Smltb are tbe Couoty Ue Rle RU81ell, Debra Gruaer, SusaD Ohlinger, Unda Hur,W., Leo Healtb Nureea land Bro•n. Kirk Beck, Jimmy The pl.l'tJ wu planned b)l Mrt. Butcher, Wayne Dlvi.8, Au Brad-. Strauu for lhe penonnel of the bury, Sammy Hood, Raymond JDn. CoulltJ Health Department and a dy, Bobby Weaver, Marvin Fey. few close friends to honor the recent maniq;e of Mr. and Mrs Sending &ifts but unable to at.; lUlodes. ' '""nd lite party were BUly Heqa. ler and ElllS Conley. made for 'l Chrtd Dcerborne, M1ch 1 ~Irs Mary Hubbard, Mrs. Freda ma s party to be held De.. 20 ----~ Duffy Mrs Ida Howell, Mn W.alte r Cleland, Mr.s Eluabetb DJ,tcl:· wben lhs parents of lh~ Jumor chotr of the Church of Chnsl met worth, Mrs Sam Sellars, Mra. Sunday evenmg with dtrcctor· William Etchmger, Mra. Daily Mrs Edgar Allensworth Mrs Duckworth and Mrs Owen Wat· Theo Neut:.hng ts <'haltman of the oon Tbe RF.!utn Jonothan Meiss party to be held at the church Mr and Mrs ' orgr l~a~Js of Daqhterl of the Amen Chapter, The choar Jl~ented an ant hem Col umbu s well~ we~kend guests of CI.Jllleva)utton, will meet Friday 'Oh PreviOUS Siavwur. Sunday her parents, ~lr and Mrs c p ISS an~~~ at the home of Mrs evenmg at the serv1ce With Jenm Dutton Irvlng l'arr Jr, S)'l"lcuse at 2 p fer Loh~e plamst Members of the Mrs Lillian Slelff and ~[rs Lcs m. with RtJCent Mrs D4l~ t>utt.on, chOir are Bill and Suste Neuh: he Ervm were hll StnCSS VISitors Ill , pr<lldllll. 1 lmg Judy Wildermuth, Nedra Ga l1po! LS Frtda} Br~:~rlfo td CtJilet:n Wtlson caroly n Mrs Jam r-> Harl ey return ed ' Membera are uted to bnn( Sr11rl " Carol Scott Iva St ~w~r · 1 h une Thur.. duy afleR spendw Ialii Biat' wrapped Cbmtmu gtfts for tbli! ... i!Jl' ~w .. n Jen Molley, Jud; Llt .. nk~g \oln8 .vttn her •on, Dr :\ilss JoAnne Jonea wa.s honor DAR approved scbool,a Mrs. Lo lhck,... J t'l ~1 arur :\fel\'tn Swt.<;her, Terry J : > hn HurleY and f am!l~. Spnn ,J u .l \llh a party Thursday evening well Probuco will be tbe wistllftii I John' 1' n ft cld 1 n1 t hr Fr.derated Church by mam- ant boates& at the meetmg, At lhr m Jtnmg senlce Mrs Ar Mrs C R Ka"r b til nt h r 1 b , of lhe .semor choir Mrs LoweD BurneUe, a memFoJJow>n• choir practice the ber o( the N"abby Lee Ames chap1 thu r Skmncr and Mrs Boyd ntl hom e wllh a vtrus tnfectton Sail. gard sang a duet "You Are Not C J Rhoades m et M s J 0 v ., ter, Atbens, wtll be the guest Alone wtlh Mrs Chester Erw1n, Leonard at the Charl eston auporl 1 gro up adJoUr n~ to the SOCial speaker Tbe Athens Cblpter LS orgamsl Mrs D1!gard h.as been a Fnday evoo mg after ~he hud been ro om for the party Miss EveJyn presenting Mrs Burnelle as a tan mcmhrr or th e chu rch cbCiir for a not1f1 ed of the su dden death of Ftck m behalf of the choJr pre- dul.ate tor Hlstorian G;meral at number of years and th1s was her her so n, Paul OI Ham rl lon, anJ sented M1ss Jones With a mellon tbe election to be held at CODstl last appearance before movmg to returned here from v 1rgm 1, 1 co lored orion blank'>lt ' tutlon Hall Waahmgt.on, D c .. wh ure 11he had been vtst lmg rtla The refreshment table was durmg their llXty fifth Contmental NEW FRENCH ARRIVAL 1ves 1 ' lov ely Y,Jth. pmk cover, centered Congrest Mr and Mrs Edward T Fren· Mrs J ames Crhwcll nnd tMr~ WI h an arrangement of mk rose ch, hsher Street, are announ John Kctehka wc1 e \ISJLorJJ m I buds tn a c s tal bowl w~tb white c1ng the btrlh of a 11\x pound j llun lmgton Thursday ' dl ry k d 1 •t B K f'an es m pm can eawa wo ounee snn , rtan etth, at 1 Mr and Mrs Myron r M1ller and 1 Holzer Hospttal on Friday, De son, Jtmmy, were Thanksglv.n s 1 R1bbon sandwJches tn green and ccmbcr 2 They also have two fhnner guoats of Mr and 1M¥ll 1 p1:1k, hel l shaped cookte 11 decoratoldcr chddrcn, ~larc and Luan Karl Owens and daughter ¥a1 1a cd m pmb: and green, lemon stt~s Grandparents IU'e Mr and Mrs Daune and grandd!htglt tcr Su<,m 1 nuts and cCICCce were seTved Mrs M I. French, Middleport, and Bowman t\ltcc Nease presided at the coffee Mrs Homer Kennedy was fnk cn I ~l rYittl great gra ndparents are Mr and 11!-e ~elll! Co~nty Cmcer fjoMrs Edward French, Middle to the. Metgs Gen eral Hosp1tal .1~ ctety met Tbursdly at Mtddleport NOW OH.I.Y' port, nnd the Rev and Mrs E a medica l patient Fr,day OJgltt I l rcs<>~l were X1 ,s Jones, Hlsh School and a eommuruca· 1 L. :Mtllcr, fultonham, Ohlo Mrs Sarah Prob~;t \\a~ tllkcn to JoH:c Kenn edy, Cat•oly n Thomil, tlon from the State he•dquartera Meigs General Hospt tal 1n the r o1s Burt, Mr and Mrs Fred wu read ~oncermng literature to DRIVER FlNID Rawlmg s~Coa ts am bulanc; Fnd a~ Ulaettnar Mr and M:u Ben be used dunng the campatgn ror / Neutzlmg Mary V Tracy, Larry 1956 Mr.s. Cedrte Clark, preSident, C I' Rnle r, Portland, wa 9 (1ncd mornmg e '-rMe.. He.tth • M.ter •uar•nree• Mrs Homer Russell accompan 1 Tracy Oltve lr!.,iJaha"'L , EvJII)'.n pmtded and .tt wu •oted to • $1 00, costs and sentenced to three rtavs rn Lhe county jail by Ju5tJce led Jam es Simpson '!'-hen hC' tonk Ftck Carne Keribcdy, 40e Ken .list ~everal casoa tn the county ef ". . . , )JIIotWI'II tJ. ....,..., MfiiNOIII of th(' PC.!I. c~ Percy Poop!(!& bc.r brothor, Albert Bulm fwm nrrly lam!'~ C.1lbert Helen Nouh financially and otherwu>4\ e l!e.,_tOftetl oneaniiiH .._.,,. } HEALTH-0-MOER 'I hur~day aftern oon, {or "dr!Vlng the Shellcnng AniUI HCispllat At ling, Mau d Grueser and Mrs Tentative plans tor the fund te NO ,.._., ~·· weloflt . . . _ wh1lc mtoxtcated ' hens to th e V.::ter ans li l •'~llal Nea~t' d:i-Jve 'WE!re al$0 discussed and It • """"' .... ~ • .,. .. ..'!~~)·white lira .,,, Rllter tla uned to !he cld f'r Huntmgt(]n Thu 1.sday tn th.-. Raw - - - - - ------~ Wa.s an'nol,lrtc:cd that Or J J Dav Jusllce nf the Peot e thal he had lmgs Coa ts ambul,mce J~; had acc;)pted a posilJOn on the Mrs Edna Lamg, Bradbury ts gc r Jnd chtldrf'n left Sunday for A4v\SOO'. Boar,d of the SCK'Iety taken notlung tn!crn dly but cold .,. 1 ~ 1 tmg Ma~ or and Mrs Srdhey the1r home m Newburg, N Y , ar J.llllli 1h.ose1 att:endin& were Mrs Russell fu r several days llll' a vtsll wtth th eir pareoh, Mr Clark, Mrs Catherine Shavonn TAKEN TO BIS a nd M1 s Edgar Allensworth. and aky., Mr$. S1«!rteY. ;R,uuell, N11'ta Henry Harr111 Mlddlc po 11 was Mn Glenna L1ttl o was rr: urn- Mr and Mrs Lawrence. Harltnger RuMell, Frances Roush and Supt taken to the BIS today by the ed to her home from the \lrugs Gene Hayc.!l and Robert Delay L )tffoma? t shertff s off 1ce Hams was g iven General Hosptllll In the Rawltugs t.peot the weekend m Columbu1 tt< I · _, ·, an llldcf1mte ~en tence by J ohn I Coats ambulanee Thursdav ' Mrs 1' rank Bel~ ts rll wtth flu t ' II II Bacon on habitual truancy eharg. 1 Mr and Mrs C R Young were Mrs C F JI,awklns who had es bwmess ViSitors tn Athens ntday been Yt ~Jt m g th Col umbus and T Sgt and Mrs F rank W DI'!V· Marysvllll' relurn cd Saturda)' hn s pent a wc<Jk Wllh h1s ~ ~ter Leo Searles who has been a sur· UAM BROKON UP HACKENSACK, N J UP- and br other 1n law, Mr snrl Mrs glca l patient at !he Mason Cllnlc Bergen County Judge Arthur J M)rOn Mtll cr and ao n enrout{• to has been ret urned home Mr .ann \!rs Cectl Grogan, Col· O'Dea brokr: up 1 father-son Chanute Fichl, lll T Sgt Drvltn has )Uiit return ed from Jap<in and um bus, and Mrs Wtlham Detz and safe-cracking tcnm today He senten ced G~Grge Scham he and h lS wtfe, Berm, a naiiV(' of daughter, Sandra were weekend hie 41\ to a two to three year Germany, have b ~cn vtslt tnt:: rc & u ~sts of C H WL~c Sr and Mil• term 1'1 sta te pn~on and 8 enten· latives as they drove frorn Ihe caat Ruth Wtsc and Mr aod Mrs c H Wi se Jr ced Schamblc s son, James, 22, COBIII to IllinOIS Mr and Mr8 Jennmgs Wa~ land Larry Lee, fres hman at the IOC!al to an Indeterminate term m the Bordentown Relormater) The bave recetved word !hal lh "n old High SthCinl Is a msd1eal patbnt two were charged with burglarlz er son, Jennings, has been ad at llol1.er Hosp1tal wh £re he 11 beina the 11afr. of a ralr Lawn N vanccd to PFC in the U S }{ar mg trea ted for tulercm1a J, dry cleamng fJrm ' tnc Corps at Camp Pend leton Cal Mr and Mu Charles Stndcll • Mrs Jam os B1rm111 ghmn Mr and son, Sprmgft~ld, bave ~n 4nd Mu Leo McM11len WC'll ~ t on , v1 stttng Mr and Mn Walllti'D NOT LUCkY LOS ANGEl ES Ul'- 0 11 wild- and James Waul.k, bavc heon Ault and fatmly caUer (,len Mccarthy apparently guosts or Mr and Mr.!i H{•luu·J Mr and Mrs lenmn.J.lll Ketfer t•ould Clnd oil Just about any. Btrmlngham Sr M:r and Mu Thoo Wilson Mr... • Georg e Childs 1!1 tl.'j.)OrlNI 116 Dt~nu•,l McNaughton ahd r Mrl where exrept h1.s own back yard Hotelman Conrad N Hilton senous).y lil al hts homo on NorU. Har(,.y 1 hom as, Cnilunbu~. were annount"ed today that a lllUteeSII Seeond Avenue 0 called here by the death or Paul rul well has been completed on Pclno Pratt , son ol Mr~ Leo l-eonard and VISited relatives and c tbe property of the ShamJ"()(!k Prall, has bceq taken lo 1 Da, lon forn1er nctghbors Hilton Hotel, at Hou 11 ton Tex Ho~pltal !Dr treatfnCnt arter I Mtss Mattlyn LcwL~, Cleveland, PifYMI!IiT rosh,man at Ohw Ul'llvenity ~~~was once owned by M'c: Jng a corooary •ttac.k ~ .... Mr, ao~ Nrt Gcral~ R1 ec and apent the woekend with ber uncl~ ' three Sona and M.n liutd D1lg~rd and aunt, Rev and Mrs Fred r ' AXIS OWN JOI! were dinner guests Sunduy uf Mr Gardner Come and Jel$100 . . . . '300 or up to $1000. Gelll lely on y011r OWII 81lnalure ond seearlty. Take !bit ASBURY PARK, N J UPand Mrs Bradford Maag and ~:"':~:':::'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, deu DD biUo, noles ond due. Pov off lbt! car Carney H Lebra. aec~tary of dauabter, Myrna, Mmer.m llc ~~ BA$K ER F UR•NOQlTUIUC PQ the Asbury ~ark tfarklng - A'uthA Columbw Sunday paper carothed lh!nn. Then repay your one acrount here ulllly to orlty, hu r••eammfllnded that hil ried a pJeture or Mrs Gordon your eonventenee. Have mort! for yoaneU eici!F': Harris, dauchter or Mr and Mrs. Job be abolil'lhed month. You IWDe II. We supply lt. He .satd there Is only $422 In C M Hennesy, M.lddlepot t lHu. ~ FOR the author1ty'a treasury and con- Han-Is Is prestdcnt of lhe Worn~ BI'IDC or mall the btana linuf'd P<IYmehl of IUa uo, a en's AS50Ciatlon of the Boul \.ard lfPt!<lal prompt rervlee. week ~ola ry would break the au. Prel\byte)'fan Church whH h 1~ Ohio people olnee 1912 lhortt) plannmg a Chrl.5fllt&!i h:uan1 Wed· reJ(Ulatton. ne!diY POSITION OPIN IMr5 Dans Lamhert South GHtfo' NSBORO, N c UP- A Third Avonue, fell at her home Weekly ne ~~ paper In Ah o11kle Saturday wlulo wash10g wmrlows N c • r~tn an ad toflay In tb~ and broke both ann~ She ts unNAME . . , Green•boro Dalb N'ewlll, fllr a dnr the ~re of a loeaJ doctor reporter Mr and Mrs. Ja~ob Sthafer and The ad ~Aid • Our Yotlng men dllU(bte.r, Darla. l'll!\le moved to bold good J)()lltl~ns with our Columbu11 where t-h)y ar.· 11\ lllg at ~Oillpany, .rro jnto publishing 430 A ).lay{atr Boulevarrt Mi or thl! mselvet, or go West to Sc!haettt Is employed at the BuJ'ba btome writ ers for papers lika the Keru11 Printtna Company Greensboro D•Uy NeW!, the Mr ind Mrs Clyde Bel~·h ;:! t or POSition being optn for Charlestort. 11pent tho LOAN W,\NTJ:D $ lattrr cause" w1th ber par.. nh, Mr and Mrs W Clark :. IT'S AN IDIA CaptAm nod M.r~ .hme~ Hartin: 124 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 191 MADISON Wu UP- A M•dl aon man came up with an Idea lor a Chrutma. t~tft tor a fril!nd OPTOMIITBI8T who apparently has everythina but PGII« turned him down ' The man called pollee qnarte" and ••ked If be Eall Coart Pl1 a $1 parkin& ticket in Offke Roan: t te 1%, Z te 'lllll:e lor bill frleool. Wf'te IDDDLEP0RTr SOCIETY Af~c,,-,--=ReJJdence Jones Honored w·th par t y "At Th e Federated Church 1 * ....... IIIIi !!!!1 I County Cancer Gr011p Has Meeti~g At Middleport HJgh I , I $6.95 :~:3~ i~.-.-w 'Y· ..'.BILLS -BILLS • .. . '""""'"" )lrlt.r .,.lan... I I WID HIVe More Time For Your Chilolmos Sboppln~-And Wllh The Comfor1ablo New Furniturt F~lln• Thai 'four Clolhea Arc BclnA Ex. JHJ'rlly Laundtll!d By Uo. We Combine Mod· l!nl Equlpmool, Skill and E•perlence To -- !' .... .E CALL 122 Robinson's Laundry - --. ..... -- ---- BAKER · ~ Bring You Tbe Cle.,.ea Wash You Ever Had- Alld U COIItl Very LIHie. IT WAS THAT TINY DOT THA'T LEVELED HIROSHIMA COMPAIATIVI POia of the hydropn bolnb. our blggut atom bomb anCI tbe ~ atcDD balD) that the big city of Hlro8hlma 1J ertOUJb to give &n1 ~_,.t p&UH. U tb&t UtUt Job could level HtroshUna. what could the big lS.meptoD (equ&l to 18,000,000 tom ol TNT) R-bomb doT lAr· ~d::lt H-,l:tomb ~ to have been set oil by t.he U. a. wu about tbla lise, equal to hun:drecla of time• tlle Gl'llt A.-bomb'a force. ( lfll...aafkoftot) - -- - - - - Jaycee$ Rep_ ort Yearly Holiday son :.pta \ . The fafth annual Christmas pro- and g1fts of their own &electton Ject of tbe Meigs Ct:l).!oty Junto~·~ when they are taken on 1 tour of~ Cbomber of Com"1•ro• io)oved In local nom to 'O(CiCJal acboB today watb the VU'gil Brown, (916-X) wtU. ~eement of plans for ~ work wath the Mulister~al AssoeapRf94~tung Yqletlde season. latlon and other grOups in ~atrY seuta:g a goat at 100 baskeis ing out the Cbr~at.p:l.ls L,lghtlng • 'for ' di&t>i)!~Uon !lois Cbilstma. Contest on which dtfills .,,u be 1 b~?~n anoouoceft: at a 1:1~ !flatfi. tbe IOC'§.l J&)eees l. --~-"''" ill!~llllt-· ~a. crd btisinet~ firs 1agu lndivi- to duall for toys, canDeil t:oods, and other foods for tnctwlion in the Christmas bas~ets whiCh Wlll be given to the needy of .Mmgs County. Willi~ R: Kmght and Jack ~eeUg tipve been tl.imed aS Co- ·!' ree~ Cbairmeii. bf the ,19&1 Cbrtstmas ' ~ t PrOJect Cimpatgn In a lQeeting Q .o.O .. • • Friday eve'nillg' 'It Seel.ig:·s resl· dence other appOintments · to ·' · -:-"3' committees were offldlllY: ' made M "arl{er"8burg rqeq an~ a with SIX ouh eomniltt'ees &elng: Martella man lre be.ing he!d ln appo1oted to aid ia tbe pfjljb(t. county jail, ~ UtveatiiJationt tn connection wlth the rohberi or Named as Chairmen to the the Wagner Hardware Store1 In Food CommLUee weN Roaer Bacltle and the attempted robbery Morgan (801M·X) and K Finley, of the Racme Service Sl1t10n (335-X) who wtll contact wbole Sheriff Charles Russell nported sale houses, organbations and the th.ree men, who were trans· grocery stores lor foods ported Monday by Deputy Sheraf( Toy Commlttee chairmen are Harold Duckworth Crom the Wash· Frank Jenninp (169-Y) and mgtoo County Sheriff'.!! off1~e are Richard Karr (6010-;Y) whose Wesley Leasure, a&, Martetta, Carl Wk it 18 to soll~lt the donations Leasure, 37, Parkersburg arrd of new and good used toys which Eddy Ti~lor, 35, Parbr.sburg wtU be reconditioned and reWagner's Hardware was robbed paired in time fbf Christmaa early Monday mornang of $20 In Advcttiamg and promotion of change and hardware, Racme Ser th.e Chriatmas Project tests wtth v1ce Station was brGken mto the Ri~ehard Rosenblum (296-X) same ro.ormng:, but were scared who~ task is to gain the W1d& away by the proprietor and his most publicity avallal;)le on the w1fe It ls reported that nothmg venture and t.o vruee appeala yainting up the · aeeftsity of "A. was taken front the &tatlon Clarenc~ Roush, 22. Virgil Real Christmu For All in Rouab, 24, Gerald J\oush, 19 all or Metg• Coqnty " BidWell, were each tJned $9 and Richard Follrod (377-M) is 1n r.ost5 -Monday afternoon by Justice charge of the funds commattee, of tfle Pt!aee Percy People~ on a han@ng a dlr~ mall tampilign charge of dtslurbmg , \he peace m to lnter~t bUBiii men, organi· an assemblqe ~~f P.!OJ!lc The trio zjljqns, kn UJ.cij 1 uaJs lq 11mQkipg •wa,, atrc.sfed SUnday ,by {be derPt4net.try 'dopiU to Ole ~ tlr;; department. , ..,...,b Af.e HeJd For ¥Uvoa::IODIIlJ! ject. , . ~·' ¥ ' B'ds Are SOUII'hl I l' FOr New Obi0 U F•'eld Hnn"e Gvm • ·~ ~J;i' , Vernon Weber (BOtl·Y) is ln • l.IONS tO HAVE MOVIe Tour A movte entltl-...1 "T.... asured 1.. .bar•"'e L.Of the Shoppl"'"' ... \«.1 '"' Commltt(!e whem~ 1 needy chlfd lands" will be shown at the noon ren of the eommuplty will be meehng of the LIO>ns Club, Wedliven money to purebase toy• netday at tbe Federated Church N~w Sewage Dispo~ Facilities For Mlllion Readied Along Ohio New sewaa:e diaposil fac!Utles for a million petsons. Jn the" Ohto RIVCJi Valley W~te ~derl,&ken thas year, , ~e Ohlo R.1ver VaU.ey Watf!r SaDJtatJon CoblmJs&ion an nouDCed today. The COIJIIftUSIOR -sahJ ' 636 Cthes snd towns an tilt area <ltlibed by ties m the Pattsburgh area Cha1rman Earl ~vendor( said 11ewage treatment facllthes .POW lO operation .!lerve 4,300 000 (l( lb.\ 9,600,000 Jewered populahon m tlie Ohio Vall ()y ne'Ve~dorfl a mcrY~ber of tbe New "York Deputmeot or Hettlth, tbe Ohio Rivet bav• IIWqe tro.aat- said that wilh municipal treat mt!nt pla.l'lt.a Flfty IJ:\'He •ore arc dv building; fa~lltha and 67 b.ave menl program a anem~ th~ taken bids ror to~c:tloa. Th~ commission's maJor attention , "is nrlw being directed 'toward ex· 67 are Pattlbura~ and eommunJ- pedltlng Industrial was le control." There are 1,414 mdustrlal ~o~Jant$ ::;.;::~::---- ~ wh1t1h dtacharge wutes mto slreanl8 in the etgbth 11tate llrea Of these 36 per e(!nt have adequate control fa(tlttJes, 34~ have partaal control, fO art'l building control fadlltlee and 133 others are bemtt ~ ) Slaws ohio, New Yort. Vlr&illia aad Sr 1 McKnight Request t'or New Road To C.oal Mine Is Given The Y&llalle CounCJl a:t Jt.s b1 monthly meetmc Monday n1ght at j the YJII"ge hall, gave ds "atamp I of approval ' for the 5Ubmltlmg of a ballot to lhe people of Pom .. roy 1D the NoYember 1~ electmn a $170,000 bond wue wh1ch wGuld give the village funtb enough to c=orutruct a sarutary sewage sys tem I Sub :l;l!ro cold anpRed twn s north today and cific storm doused tbe wtlh ram and snow Temperatures feU the northern Mldwe&t weekend bhzzard In early today II was an icy at both Grantaburg and and 12 below at Eau Clalr.t. It was e\"en colder m the IraJ Rocklfll, wh~re Fra! ('t, became thE natwn's '"·~'::(.: 16 degrees below Z.!fO. 35 miles per hour, gui!f~lj. B2 mph, broucht southeast Wyomma: . Texas reported a 1lalf Jn.~he.s or ln. the AmaraUo weatbel' al!b OVI>rsj)rQnd ·, nation's e~~:~torn only Mame and Florida N Y got two tnehe:i o£ 24 hour per1od measured at ll.ayor E Y Robmson. s1ded GYer the meehn( 1 to t he "oup that the 15 days bte 10 the tewag:e permit reaewal. to U. Slatt" Department of Health • Tbe mayor'a report of $011;M for the month of November .$ accepted by be eouaeil aDd a i'UP ancial rc~ waa gtveo by Clerli Cbarles Le r reportt4 thAt the s ~ t general Fund $2593 82 f.oats Quits Post On School BOard At Middleport]~dis~~~~:.. 77tli 11, 1D Roa..rt CNb, ptH~ of tht- Middleport BMrd of Educ. tion. r"'-'*' Wht• "'-' Board 1Mt M.ndar at 1M HlP SchMI and ftls ...U~~Mtiolt was Keepted whtt ,..,.,_ the red, n:~i~ The council voted to pay $1 the water eompaDy aad tbe h&hl rompany bi.U lt was reported ;:~~~~~:~~~ • the balance of the :, $3977 21 Marcus C:hemhtrf., ~ •nt, pnV'dd MMI the ...rd will ft'lllq -n appointment •• replace Mr. CNtl, who hMt serv.tll fot .,..._ •......,,, ten .,..,..., at tt.. MJtt mwtt.,. on Janulirp 10 a..... his ....._,... tlon has bKOtne ltfftctlve on Janu...,. 1. The ~·s Urlttmu .., •. tlon will eldMcl fr.m 1 the> lad..., .. ICMel. w~, .. "!'!...»: i;,~~~~~~~~~ !J>o<oo• '& ' . Fr3rlcis Wallace Speaker For · Commissioners Annual Pomeroy Grid Banquet Okay Diesel Tl!JI~iit-.--'i@"tll . IAI.,olfl!l Jllih'ft' ,~o'fitEWr•\oAll. ,_.~=~· c Baker of Do Third _.,.,.e J;Je~irtmtltil or a ca~ ~ O:f the ~~ilrmea whose tel!pbones ~e listed with thmr nap~es wilf re~ult 10 the articlea be.iP& p1cked up I N. W. COMPTON. 0. D. tit..Pol!lt!ref DOE A RARE SPECIMEN IY I ~:~.Zed Single Copy Placing Of Bond 70;000 In 1956 Bal Sub--Zer9 Grips To Get till Tri- Lustre Cleaners ,. " ' iii"PJ ~- 6. 1955 lst·step to _beauty t 299 ! No. 197 M. , -• You, Mrs. Christmas Shopper Vol. VII ON tiUAitD . enttne - at I I YES ... e Slopi I flseal year, p.a1d mto tbe sate .!lcbool alCia The 1mportanee of 'l'reuuJ')' $768,'747. ud reeewed thee leg:lllative pohcle. 15 Jllus Ul retum ')...'180.11417 Reeelp" In trated m two WIYJ I ' . . .., 3, 21, - unlll "'"' T.....,.,. _.. f'" Durm"g • today ~nrioum:ed that be 01 takeD Jan 2 for the (lrst unit Of a field house facdJty on Three persons suttered mmor here., IRJUnes, three cars were damaged The ftrst urut will be known heavily and f jtfV!'JI~lnd anotllth~ phystcal welfare and er person Were ~J,ted to appear praCtice bu1ldm,il It features befGrc. local maailltrate.s, as the T1ckets for the annual football team• In th• nation and usually Olympic si~ . SO x 200 feet, result of two •ectdents tD the hM t+lem plc:klfd clos• to tiMir rmk area, Monday. the Highway Pa- banquet for the 19Mi Pomeroy. Panthers ean be obtained £rom final position in th• natfenel ... trol reported 1 At the rejUiat n:teet.iDJ' , o( the Baker aaid the Sl!i=ODd According to ~ tbe report , thf member.!i oqlt.E: .Comeroy BHo.st&S palls In the fall, b .2 ..' K d I C(tunty CommuUonen held Nov long range plana for a fiht mtshap happe~R~ at a 16 a ~r ca~ e ~A~TC ase Wallace hns been ncfr the top ember 21 In tbe eourt bocue. a b1d pPysiCal e«;Ju~at10n m on McCumb<lr Hill Road, west Auoelat~OD, at $tar.k.a: Dl'U,g Store and SWI6.her 10 the Wrlhng game fof the past for 4,000 gallon~ of J).il):&el fuel for elude a omnaslum or Bradbury, when 1 13 and B Cab and Lohse Dr1,11 Storf! The ban- 20 yeara, aud baa been widely the county eq~neer wai 1aven to and poss.lbly an RcYI'C dr 1ven by Ray Myers, 2(), Mmen~- quet will be held at th! :Pomeroy sought as standard 011 in Portlmq;uth. rL:-:~.... ~ 11 .11peaker at banquru He saJd the ftrst umt was ville met h~adqn With a truck Jun10r Htgb Sc,bool audttonum on His moat recent app!arance was The priCe that the firm qu,ated J:~ \.Jill-~~ the nature of a "tna&s 'pirticipa drtven by 1 16 Yiv old jUTenllllt Thuraday, De<;embet 15 m New York when "'llopalong" was o 118 per 1allon. aild Sbenff ~S n_~ ·~Jt!-._ Uon facility," affordmg reerea from RuUand. The 'report state.!! TM loc:•l Booste" han obtafh. Cassady of Oluo State WI& preJ.ent· Charles Buuell wu gtven a $30 u VII .-,ouR tional tacUibes to large portions that the two vehicles met in the ltd orM of th• top apom wrll· ed w1tb the He1sman Tropby, an eKpense account to attend the of the student body, sttch as a center o( the road on a bhnd ert In th• nation for the INn honor wht~h marked Cassady as state sberiH's eoDventlon at Col· 4 union building, g<llf course and curve cauet 1 , gu••t speaker. He Is the top football player tn tbe na. umbus, Dee 7 and 8 BtUs W:l:re u!!~ RuueU Mid natatorium proVIde tio lhe ~:....Jte, The dirt Ooor bwldmg Both vehicles were d<~maged Fr.. nt:ls Walltc. who ~~ hJs !ton He has also appeared at 1also p.tid 11t the meehng home In Beflalre, Ohl•, and who numerous other top sporhng cora hi In town. were '«1· be completed by next fnU, he heavily ao~ Myers suffered a functions as wall as speaklna: :!It most completed and tbU.. StriJit. When not used for skaUoa:, lt wm bru11ed ~tieat and the Juvemle h noted for his column HCh banqueta tor some or the top colMIIGS GINIItAL HOSPITAL 1Com.nuas1oner lllf ~ ,.~ be available fur practice by ath ~o>ffer~ abnllon• or the ught fall In ttt. Saturctay l'""int 1 bis crew would .lu.YII tW Admttted Moaday Mrs Lillum on tbroughout ~ Jetlc teams, for Intramural aud knet!, The minor was ctted to ap... Past "Pialkln Rniew" W•llau cge teams tn the nation Wallace ls curr~ntly a contra. Frrn~t. Che5ter. Mw LoJ.s Cectl, trict as soon aa thej -;{~flhi.­ other j ccrea.Uonal , pu.rpo~' pear before Juvenile Judge John •nnu1lly plck;s th' tolt collqe butmg Edttor of Look Magazme. Mtddleport, George Childs, M1d puWng everert!eDI up ~ ·· Bacon, somet,ltnt tbiJ W:!ek and has wntten 14 well known dleport, R~mond Doyle, Caledon- out tbe decorated section. ~ The- second acctdent occurred books witb football background&, Ia and Mn Susie Spnqer, Cool· A crew of tbe Columbus ~· WO at 9 06 p, 1n on State Route 7, and 10 of them h.ave been adapted \'Jlle · Southern Ohio FJectr:h~·, Compa~ two mtle.ll Routh o( M1ddleport and 1 to the movies Discharged Mrs Betty L1ttle connected the lights whic:b ~ aeeordu{g to the report, a car Local boosters would Jake to 'll.nd mf.an.t, Middleport, Mr.s Viola been strung by the villqe s~ drtven S{JUth by ;.lra Jobnson, 34, have a ret!Ord crowd on band at • Iones, Pomeroy; John Boc:ock, Department ~ Gallipo_till, stnick tnto tbo rear by th1s y ~ ar's banquet to honor the Pomeroy, Mrs Mna Barnbatt, Ch1ef of Pohee Russell a V('h\de driven by WilHam Bot team that brought the (lrlft SEO R11c1ne, John J Lelfhelt, Pomeroy, reported a collection of $ZOJ:Af:t ton, 31, L~tart, W Va, tm cltamplnhshilJ 11'1. bu;lot)' to Pome- MarJe Woodg~. PODlft'OY, Mn from lhe parking meter& ~~' jT!iO Two deaths of lltu'ldleport resl· 'tioatoh auf~OO • Iaeerahon:<J of roy Marjoru~ nrnt Potnerof, week endang saturday. De(i, . f_:. . ., dents .at Meags General Hospttal the body and 1s to appear before were reported late T~d~ morn Middleport Ma.yor c Sidna:r Ru81iell Ply tb tbat 1 1 d mg. B.oth deaths oecU*:i!il" 11 t al nn th.e tharae of failUre Dn :a:k most the same l t 1 ~e ~~ Witbta a lute anli clear Saturday rught. · Mrs &arab F'ro)i$t. 1b, l pa The Joluaeon vch1cle was tieflt for OM wcek 'suffenng from slightly, but the olher aplihort llmRe btl · t.ea.v•ly fOR. of obce usse a stroke succumbed lhts mornmg damaned li ·" ' Bail Chief ted She 18 !IUfVJVcd by 1 sister Mrs The Patrol also t:eported that ey repor o H Stewart and a brother, T George Hudson, At1ddleport was According to th~ report Chief H Dav15 both (]f Mtddleport The fined $15 and costs by Cheshire's Bmley and Patrolman Everett temalns were taken to the Raw Mayor Reynolds, for fatlure to Bostic, mvestigatcd the wrecked Jlnp-Coats Funeral Home Ar- have an operator'.s license AJso sedan C!bout 9 Hi p m A short rangements are meompletc Roy Preddy, 20, Rlltland, was ar- time Ia~, W G Graham, Rut· Mn George Reynolds, of Mtd~ rested Mooday lUtd placed m the land ~pocted that hts car, which dleport was the ~econd death She Maddleport dty jail, ehR.rged with fitted th~ ' descraption of the was a surgJ.cal palmnt at the hos mtox1eatum, the Patrol stated wrecked car damaged on the Returmng rrom a mccttns htld cha~rmcn apd directol'li ol all of but thc1r deterrmnaUon to er~diplta\ Survivmg are 1 son GuJ rJ1ht stde, had been stolen ln tn the Nell House ID Columbus, I the 88 Ohio counties is the tre-1 cate the diseue · Reynolds, Mtftdleport, son, Cr-t~ig front of Dr Ray Ptcken~· offiCC Sunday, December 4, durmg mcndous amount of gOOd that the "Dr Kenneth ' Landauer Reynolds and a daughter, Mrs on South Thtrd Street Mr Gra whtCh campa1gn activities ror the National FoundltiOD for Iotan- New York, UIJJstant medleal Madge ·Mutsell, both of Cuyahoga b1m reported that he had left 1956 "Mareh of Dtmeo" was out I tile Paralysts does, not only for ector of the FoundaUon, the kQys Ill th{' car while he had lined hy Bob FcllC'J' L1cvcland I those who bavc been stricken, tbat In Ohio alone dunng Falls 1 P'qner~l ;.rrangcment!llc for Mrs &one m to s~ Dr P1ckens ' ~- ~ 2,442 person~;, one of tbe es:t number in al\7 tate Rey.llold/1 are al.so being eomplet· A pr.hhon was fll~d m Also pn 5alurr1A:v n ght, Cinef Indian pllcber an«t volunteer dnve, H E ed polio. The 1906 :nn.Ut 1hat Carl Owen; chatrman o( the ed by the Rawlmgs Coat~~ Funeral Mctgs Covnty Clerk or Court!ii Boney of Pomeroy, who u1 wnrk • 15 not out yet. Home flee by Mild~d er 1 eportrd to him lllal worthy t.:lNCINNAtl 0 up..;,...Produce "H«" also nlattd that ---:---,--__..leyv•lle. Pa. h<Jd hro ken mto th e mg m behalf of th~ ('AU!'!c made ti:Je follOwing ~late(' gg.s, ntedtUms f1rm, up lc, are 14 rC.IIpU'ator eentera MI.TING CHANGIO f' r, Mtddleport, for support o1 hCJ~~t 1 ::;;~ cOJnpartmf'nl uf hts car I <'On~umers U S A large brown nat1ons, two o[ whieh The Sout~ern I..ocal School Board 1elf and tbe1r 50D. ~"t tl wa.'i pa • hd 10 frnnl of 1uent 55-56, medaums- 48 50, brown mtx ted in Ohio Tb..ts U. a1 · ·ct•iei regular mcctmg wlll be held In h Jr home on South Thtrd Ave "I was truly impressed wtth 149..30, extn large -.51; A large communU7 job wiWih Thursday, Dec 8 Ins tead of TUes- claims owens reported that he and day D1ght a.s or,grnally announ~ed w1{e's drtfcr s licenses were the knowledge and frankness of wh1le 5() 52, A Jara:e brown 50-52. sbould have the ""~ntl~,c~ sincere1ty A medmm while 42:-45; A medium every9ne from 111 Paul Bfegte, clerk, Racine. 0, an mi.,lng and the regtslr11hon paper Bob Feller and tbe w1th which be has undertaken brown 42-45 checkl :831. under and of all age& Aa nounced today car v. a.s al !'io m1ssl ng the trcmendeus task we aU face s::rad~~; 24-23, small 1136, B large and Dr Landauer laid to malce the drive a success 11-48. grade C 36-38 cue does not reepeet lint MARRtAGI LtCENSU C'hll'kenR, fr)'urs weak lc low baok aecount, be Ybu Max L Bormg, 20 Ree<!IIVI!Ie "That OhiO ls a plvot.al slate cr, frvers 3·3~ lb11 1819, hens manufaeturer, lawyer. labqre.: and Ruth Ann Wh1te, 16. in thls drive and that it 1s 1m I huvy over :i lbs 18-20; hens farmer, hoW!Iewife. Mln.cnvllle, p;tudent portant tbat ea"ch communaty 111ght 5 lbs and under 16-18, hens or child I am askiq Joseph E Fo~ter Jr. 25, Porn(' does Its share waa pointed out In light. ltgborlli 13 J5, old roo.s port on Blue Crutcll roy, mechan1cal eng~neet and Jo eluded m the facls 1ters 8-11 her Sl and ADD Webb 1 21, Letart Fal.b, aecrepresented to campaliU 1 Butler 00 score 66. drive dlll'lDS: JUi~'f-" Bid Of U,OOO I M'ddJ I eport "'AO " . Dave Ligh- M.= I tae: T MiddJeport Res.·dents DI'e '-!fuesday Morning Car Vandalism I In Middleport Is On Increase ~t~o~~~~i·lj~~!~~~:':";~:~:~:~tch Pet•'n·on Filed N l For ou~t. I I I .BatTeY March Of .Help\ Urged By Chairman_ I Market Reports I :. · i I I ' �• • • ' ' Tuer.doy, December 6, 1955 The Doily Sentinel. Pomero,..M!Cidleoort. Ohio Tuesday, December 6, 1955 I n • • . ,....Th'e, Daily Sentinel :...,... Ofl'ttlii -~.0..IMfON MIA ' ltk:IY..t S. o- , . I . Goft. _,., LexiDJ(ol:l An., New Y.ork 1ft, N. Y. CitJ'. I TELEVISION GUIDE GI?OWfO~ WSAZ-TV 8ubacr1pttoo nte1: DeUvef'J . ~ earrlu where u ailable 30 ee~~~ta per weeit; one year jo advan ce at The Dally SentJnel Dtllee1 $15.00; 1tx montb1, f1 .80; tbue montbJ. $3JIO. Bt motor route where available: one moa\h. '11 By mall · one rear $8; dx RY.:Iot:hs, $4.t5; three JBUtba, e2.00t o.u month. $1. HO 9;00 10;00 10:30 11 ;00 1Z:OO ta:ll& 1:00 1;30 2:30 DINHI\It ANNtlliiL THURSDAY , HOCD SKATING PARTY of the 1 Po.y Cbunh of Christ will Approxim!lltely thirty mt;m· bol~ tlt.e~ ' ahnu•L Christmas bers of the Junior and Sen1or ~"'~ die ,Morljn Remurant, , Youth FeUowthips or Heath Th~Y'. ~ember 8, at 6:30 Methodist Cburcb. and their p.m.' The elus is to meet at the guest& enjoyed a skating party ch\ll'dl- al · 4:15 p.m. Following at Point Pleasant Friday evening tbe cl;iftnw the group wUI go to They were accompanied by Mh. the ®me tf Mrs.· Harry O.borne, L. A . Banger~i!r, John Ketchka, UnetlJJ J;'~ fQr 1 Christ.JBas Richard ~ham bets,:· Erlled C!>part{. _ vert, Mrs. !tarry .Cbs~. · ·· Ttle Young Adult ClaM TYISDAY Tod&y Coffee Time Ding Dona: School Search lot. Beaut y Home Tennessee Ernie Feaiher Your Ne~t Bob & Jan Carr Your Star- Slroweaae World or Mr . .Sweeney 2;30 il>dUflry OD Puade 2;411 at:od,ern 'Romaneee 3:00 .lltUaee Theatre 4:00 Date. witb .Life 4; (~ Fitit Love 4;30 Old Tim"' I S:OO Plll1<~ Lee S;30 l!•'l'<b' Doody SOlWe'ra. of For·tune 6;i!P. SPQrls Eye 6;00 I 6:o¥) 6;311 7;QO 7::Jo 7:1!1. NJw• lUct.ure Leo Pal!l lj M'ory FOJ'd -<II'Nid' l))o' 'Opry 1li~$11We. ~.efr'.S. Caravbn8 :00 't.b& Qbevy Show 9:00 Flmlde 'thwre 9;30 P.10l'11!11ihl"158 10:30 :llr. Dtotric:i Attomer 11 ;1111 ~l" liJJ.AdJlpOI 11 :Oil .., eatbereut· I U:i0 PnOa· llolo 11;1} B'ud Wilkinson Show 11 :110 Tdliillrt 1:00 Sll~ Off 1 I ---~----- my new 3 .. Llquld hci!uary for lift . 38, 'llr...,., i-:~:;~~:ih~~~ ..........., Wll¥:«9il',_ '· ~ t~--~~~· ~{.··~ ' I . f .- 1 • • 1 · · .. ." ·• lng · . , at encroach - ~ worm AlliN P018E8AION' ot -'lilt new, lt&rtllng lftfortnt.tlon: Tht~rto Peter Is the kind o( man who -~ l~ltvtD llniJI In Mat'lhattan- Oey, tim, 0&}', Jay, loses ftJ w W&r s rooUshly. He hafl : ~fllk U4 Ita.~"•·• .jb!hka of a real bara.Ja.N&r.U.n. Lelfln.. -. ~ t.~o • .rd rls and anolhf.! r fellow ':,lttiilt II11JUib l.natructor and ttlevl.tlon commentator. Wltli ~lm , anjl th e· .lttl~ll's f!'om ...... . M u.. ..... Ollllaaittn. N'. J.'s policlt fon:;o hid been NQ.rth Africa W CT'(l sun fres h . ~ll'td Mt to rn4 comle b6okt on duty, Levin beran ·reading Pa.· hill m!nrl. .. . . In . ..... rram-:o....~.,boolu '"" w,.kdu fl)r the COPI' benetll. '"l't.Jil II "Okay," hr snid Jlll!asn ntl tfUMftht COft I mo.c lnlldiOWI klftd.'' )1artin d_eola~ "Tht peo~ "Excu'e nw. Pa rdon· me ·, ,. Y· 1 ~..'!'~ U IJtrt ¥d Wt~;lnforme4 t:onttabulary, &hd \hori, UJ.ev rlon 't wun~ Yom · ~ ltiase. ~"f.ony dl.IWnlnatlon or- kStu at lht aourte." ,. Ri~;ht t " · scrv ces. 1 .,r:! •··- ", art • pr.ot:cupttd with uUUalna their Urftt tlfat aJftr..' "Hight, bloody A .. . _., M~• Idea IOLlftdll a Cood one: aht would havt reeii,ii· ----...... ·-----~1_u.lr 1can. 1 =-~ ~ Chlr m,:~u• willa "eaUnr timet" lnc~udt4~ul, "JI«h1 . ... OHIO VA.LLIEY LIVESTOCK - - /· l .,,.. 11 mtnuttt, 'Cofteo '"~ dourhnuU. 4 mlnulea",., AI an · JI OGS I 7~ 111 220 1bs. 1160 t eN ·~ 11Wtttir fu-1'1.1 "IOto \tit auperb flrtt MVft Drtttm fl,.d, , 12 OU; 220 to 2M Itie-' ' 1 1 M : ~ J- *•"'tw I 1 II !!! IIIHI.;If Uttc~ J\tl Written • ~leal. :u,...u I ·~Til, ~W Boorllt# I WtlC011:L11 ~ -~· ht c»le1~, which will appea·r 'on ))'rOf.d'wuy Jt.,, 12.:iO; lig hls 10 10 I::l 50 · 8 t o 15; S ~.11~s !l !u tO•'}{ r- ·1 A $PW.!i I ::.,.~h~-•hero•erlo•i•' wuw. ..a.--Pot~o .. ~ ,.._ Jst!"; '"";~ P;"' 'co''rJ• i2~~ ' CA1TtF:- s~errs 10 to !B; Ht•l f er:t ' tq l6 : Huby- JJ ucf 12 lo 18 . ~~ 8 to 12; Cannt'rS 5 fo ~.U11 s tO.70 j IJ , \b•ll& ' , 0 i2 90; Miik CDwsM Gtetn. VEAl. CALV£S-- T aps 24 _60 , Sa--~PCP}" Corner, • rut.tu..-.l)~·~t.t, .h~, a and came up with 4 rftic"t~ I eollds .20 lo 24; Modlnm 14 10 18 H\'s. 10 to 20; Culls a 1 ~ called "•wlnllnr. door·: , . . . ~nque~ aU th• criUet wit~ ~tJI,.: I!VJi,~llia Harrtt' atlldtnt volc:t and Co)' n _SHEEP- Ewes & J.m s. 3 to 6. Stpc k Ewu S to 8; F'et Sh~op 3 1 ~ tht lwlillf i&dr : n a hllh -..6ool 'l CUll\ I lo t; Bucks 3 lo 6 . Fat"' Welbert 3 to~ ' !JkMBS-Top iT.SD; Second 13 be, by all oddo, Wiqlalll Clroaa· HI haa ..l:)tltd' hll' n.tw i!Stductlvt ,¢titreo6•1; ill~ and Blood 8iHa IIlio. -l'd ttl. ~~=!~"I' _I. ·~ · ~: (Mttla)f i:.m.' '1oc'tar.usbt d!'!ll 8 lo ~~ ' ' ~. •.. 10. , ·a t~ ta: , com·· j· \ v .~ ~ . AtfolJ.) . •ow to woltl'~t: .Oi\. le\ttr allnplt.it.'ft'ilt tor anothet,~ thl4 ~Jtlt ,...11 Ulld fQ.r 't h( -three L'a. X for the two O'~tc. ~IJI lett•t-, a~• \ropbl,g, . tho ltilr11! "!'d fonn-'~1 ~.. !':!;ill' blftti. t~::ach da)' the C013tletten are dlltna A ern>tor- qw,tot\o• URIBF PJR!:JBXFW , OBCPQ, .IC. F VJ J B 11 :30 12:00 12)5, 12:30 12:4.5 1:00 1:30 : :oo Slcn Ou Moning Show Capla ln Kangaroo OttTr M ~re · Arthur Glldfrer Strike It Rich Valiant Lady \o<Jve of Life Search for TomOJToW The Guldin& Light KJitie'a Kitch eo Welt:ome. Travelera Robert Q. LowiJ Houseparty The BIIJ Plyoft Bob- Cl'OSby Shew 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 <l'&~' fllolllt!OHl:t.r 1 ;15_ Secret SIOI'm f :30 Oa Your Accou.at · 5:00 Gene Autr.Y:·Bot Roten 6:00 Lucky a Ratteli ~ 8:30 Yow; ~ttso Reporter 6;..- ,-m>.J>tli8_,t ·~· SP<!rtl! Weatherman 7:00 Draw Witb J(e ?:'15 D&-i.ig. Ethrilrd.o;; "Ntw1 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Phil Sllven Show 8:30 You'll Never Get Rich 9!00 Meet llll1fie 9:30 Ovel'seas Adrenture 10:30 $64,000 Qu estion 10:30 My Favorit e HUs band 11 :·oo Up to t he minute News 11 :05 Lat ~ Show 8 ::15 6:00 Roc~y Jon•• 8:30. Newf ~·a• w..thor I 6:40 SpOIU G1.0 ~~ane ~pre~~ 7;00 ICuklil Fran & Ollie 7 , 1~ John Daly 7:30 Waraer Bros. Prueatt 8:30 wi-atl Earp 9:1)9 Danny Thomas 9:30 Dul,'ont Theatre 10:00 Wrestling- HallywoDd 11:00 News U..! O!J Weather 11 :10 Sportt IUD Playbo...e IS fi::!O \Vbat's Your Trouble _SHOWN IN DISCUSSION at tba White RoUP CducaUoa oonltrtDetl lD W8.11hlngton are crrum lett) Mary P. Huyt, Napa. CaJit., prutdmt or the Callfomla E!llementary School AdmtnlttratJua .....,.. t:iatlon; Lyndon H. Strouah, Rome. N. Y .. lebuola euperiDteaelent; WUUam J. CUI, Cleveli.Dd, C&UwUo War Vtttrau bt.Uuul commander, (1-nt~rMtt~ BC*ndp~to) -------------------------------- ·Meigs County Ministerial Association· Holds Dec. Meeting At Racine Church 11-: ~- Sill> Of!. . - ~--~~ · ~-----. WIDNHDAY I 3:118. oa Hill !lie• Dlncefa'nd S,OO 6:15 6:0ji Mlck~y- The .¥"eig.s County Ministerial 1how the as.socialion ean help Association met Monday at the them u minister.~. Racine Methodist Church for their December meeting. Announcement was made Of the DevuUons led by the Rev. John Pa5tora tonventlon to be held at ElwOQd, pastor of the host church Memorial Hall, Columbus, Jan . 23· opened the meeting and Rev. c. 28. The invitation of the Rev. E. Hoyt, president ·was in charge Gardner to meet at his church on of tb.e business session . A discus- TUesday January S, was accepted. Rev. Victor Brown gave an insion was held on each minister taking his lurn of having a ser- teresting devotional mes5age usmonette in \h~ Saturday edition igg for his topic "Putting First of the D.pily Sentinel. Things First" afh~r which the The lack of interest in the meeting closed with the benedicMini.sterial Association on the . tion and the group •dJourned to part of the ministers was mention- a Racine restaurant for lunch. ed and a discussion held on what Attending were Rev. L. A. Banto do to interest them . Rev. Fred gerter, Rev. Victor Brown, Capt. Gardner suggested that for the Glenna Rummel, Rev. Fred Gard· program at the next meeting a ner, Rev. C. E. Hoyt, Rev. J. Lesli e round table discussion b2 held .on Kunze and Ref. Jthn Elwood. Mllfle Watch the .Bl!dle M\llic o,rcan 8;80 Ne\h · 6:35 Weather 8i40 Sports 6:~ Hurrican Exprees 7:00 Kukla Fran & OIUe 7: 15 John Daly 7:30 Disneyland 8o31> l1GM Parade 9:00 Masquerade Party 9:30 Breat The Bank • 10:00 Wed , Night Fl~bts IUiO New~ ill;OS Weather IUO Sport.. 11:115< Heart of the City li:4S Sign Off THURSDAY 3:58 Sign On 4:0() DaDceland 5:00 Mic-key -MDuse I tOO Former Middleport Resident Featured In Auto Publication ""•ie .tlok\eil i :30 News · · 6:35 · w~·athcr 6:40 Sp<irt.l Hurricac li:xpr~s s 7:(\0 Kukla,. F:ran & Ollie 7:15 John DalY 7:30 Lon.e Ranaer 8:00 Bi.shop Sheen 8:30 Stop The Mwoic 9:00 Star Time 9:30 Down the Road \P:OO Gity Octecti:ve 10:30 r u~ d 3 LiveS 11:00 News 11 :05 Weather 6:4li II ~ '\ . ll :iO Sports 11:1 5 II :45 Follow That Man Sign Off . FRIDII.Y 3:59 Sfin On 4:00 • Dao.ceJond 5:00 Mick(l)f Mouf! e 6 00 AIJbDtt 4r Cos tello 6:30 M'UWI:I 6:36 Weather 6;40 Sports 6·45 Hurric.IU'i.e E~ pre~ ,,00 Kukla, Flt8ii· "&· Ollle 7:1S' ·1Dhn· DtiHi ~ 7:30 Rii'J•Tin TiD 8:00 Ozzle & Harriet 8:80 Crossroads 9:00 Dollar a · SctOnd 9:30 '.fhc VIse 10.00 Ethel and Albert 10:30 New.~ 10:36 Weather 10:40 Sporti 10:45 Film Featur11 I Lawrence R. Murphy, former Middleport resid ent. is featured in an ~Hlcle in the Dec.e mber is.&ue -of "The MoPar Wholesaler" the publication of the MoPar industry which intludes the Plymouth, De Soto, Dodge and Chrysler cars. Mr. Murphy, Who is c~mptroll er of the MoPar Parts Division of ChrYsl~r Corporation, is In charge of the over-all operation and planning for the c\ertronic brain which had b0en installed in the office at Centerline, Mich. The braln is known as the raM 702 electronic data processjng machine .·, Wabama Guard NamedToWVa AU State Squad Doug Roush, a guard on the Wahama White Falcon football team during the p!1st sea!lon, wa.s honored late last week by being placed on the third team of the of· ficial West Virginia AU State Clan "B" football team. Doug was t:o-ca ptain of tbe Waharua team during the past season and is the .son {If Mr. and MrR. Douglas Rou.sh of the Union community near New Hncn, Rece-iving honorable mention on the official team was Jack Paugh fullback on the Wahama team and co-captain. Jack ls tbe son ·of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paugh Of New Ha· ven. and can read 15,000 letters or numbers a fcond of magnetic tape which whirls at the rate M 75 inches p r stlcond. It will mak ·(\Ver a quarter or a million inve~toPy control dccisions per day to keep tab on tile eight warehou.11c5' aetbSs the coOntry supplylnlt parts and accessories for all Chrysler corporation vehicles to more than 12,000 dealers and whole~a1ers. The machine is the bigge.st- 28 tons-electronic BY MRS. I, F. HOUDASHELOT [ brain in the car ind~slry, and wlll Mr.. aod . Mrs. -Ronnie Williatrui 1 control a nation-wide inventory of and son of Pomeroy visiled Mr more than 85,000 items. .and Mrs , Edmund Foster Sunday. Frank Bennington and farnU~ spent Sun4ay with Gerald Saxton I . and family. · · . Bob Bowfn, Columbus, spent the woekend with his mother Mrs . reda Bowen and grandparents L. E. Wood and wire. ' Miss Varina Kay Hou'dasheldt spent Friday with her .Jl'AOdparents, Mr · and Mrt. Ebner Houda. sheldt, while her pareqts Mr. lnd Irfrs. MeryJ Houdasheldt were in Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs: E. N. Johnson bad their daughter Nancy and other relative! IS guests over the wet'lk. end. Mrs. L. R. Chapman- apent su 12. day with Mrs. E. F. Houdashelt. Sunday dinner gue..ts of Mr. and ~- Meryl Houd.!isheidt were lfilton MuiUns, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis, daughter,- ·Evelyn ·and son Dennis, Mt. 8.nd Mrs. 1!:, 't. Houda: sheldt. Mr. and .Mrs.. J'ohn s~nt. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noon, Columbus spent a weekend with L. .R. Cha~ nian .and wife. l1 Q C B !: I ~ X41' "f OZNPQJM. '. . I MJP Rutland News Noteo entertai ned at homa of Mrs. C1art. Mi" ~he Clark aeeompanifl Cecil B-olio l.fooday eveuin1 witb tbem home ror • Ylttt. '" Mrt . Carl MlUer an d Mrs. DoroThe Eia:hth Grade room atteadllll t hy Stone au~tiDJ' bOJteues. •The First BaptUt Church held a in a body the fuaeral Ul"t'leei tor apeelal llf.lft8 aenrice Su.aday id Jamea CampbeU held at &be II"" . wbJcb tltioir• fro"' Albtnt, Mid· way Ch""'b Woclll.a,. Sunday eveninl IUNI.I of II[. dleport tnd Kern Run toot part . Lawnn~t Luebdoo and Edith and llrt. Harroon BeaUer .Strickland of Athen• were mar· Mn. S. L. Brytnt tnd Mr. I.Dd .Kn. Ana Brytnt. _, · ried Nov. 20 i.a Athen1. w.-. Mr and Mn:. Julea &Hint ot Gertrude Chan waa r etaken from the Meip Gen- Glouster 'Nere Sunday IUHtl ot ·• eral HOJ pilal to a eonvtleaeent her nieee Mrs Sherman Butler. Mr. and Mra. Lawrenc ~ Andfllo.. home in Columbus by tbe Chaae son had aa holiday t uests lilt. aod ambulanee. Mn . Don Anderson and M"iBJ Opal ·-"~· Mr. and Mrs. Jtm es TitUI Sr., Arwtrone. hid u h()lidtr cue.ta Edith tnd Several frieuds of Grace Ana Georse Titua and Mr. and Mn. Miller lathered at her home to Jamea Titus ~r ., and sona. help alebrate her fourth b~ Mr. and MD. John &aeon have moved from the CJark property to day. tbe apartment vacated by Mr. Kr. 1nd Mrs. El\lin Wanzo 1Dd. '~' " IDd Mrt:. Chril Diehl 100 and wife, Toledo, 1pent flM llrt. Carrie Cauell, Mrs. WiiJ. holiday wekeend with Mra. J . E. iam Winaton and daua:bter or Mid- JackOI!In and Mn . Charles Graba• - ~ Mr. and Ml'J Weber Theobald ':.t·1 dleport called oa Mr. and .Mr,. were recent guests of . Mr~ aud _ , Ani IJr}'aat. recellitly. SCI!NII_!JKI THII 'aril ~~:~~- Oil of lllo f.orui.I!Upt "- · 1. Jilllfrs. Claud Clark, AtheWJ. lfr. and Mn. Cecil BuUer ol Mn. S. L. Bryant visHed W•d· -~~~~~l'_~~~~~t~direction trom W'bJch attack IDIPt u ,.,..,.,.,. ....,. w-.. Findlay, 0., were boUda)' IUetU of Dftcday •ith ber brother ·Joe Bo)'d • llr. IDd Vn. Sherman Butler. 1o ,,·,,, Mrs. Donna Glue, Mrs. Jeanand family of Pomeroy " They also eal1ed on. Mrt. Atma Mr. and Mrs. Clifford HarrJt ~&,-:\ • Johnson, Mrs. Margaret JohnBritten tine. Colwnbua were weekend eutm of ~ .:;. , Mri. Evelyn Niebolaon, Kn. ' ", -~; J1 Mr. and lira. Hnold TiDaley or Hr. aad Mr1. Del Lucbdoo. Mr. and Mr1. Ted~'~RU~:''!'~~~ f· Riley, :Mrs. Shirl ey Lee, Mrs. . were honored with a rr Jcs~ie Cartwright. Columbtu are ap~dinJ a few days with tbe lltter'a p•-nll, u • . and shower given by Mr1J. Ted Riley -· ~ lllary Shrine, White Shrine ot: Sr .. at her home Nov . 18. Game.a Send ing gifts but unable to atMrs.. Lee Myers. .le~Irm. will meet 1J1 repljr ... were p]ayed and .prixcs awarded. tend wzre Mn . Edith Riley, Pt. lim M'orriJ. 10n ot Mr. and "''· '-On at tbe I.O.O.F. Hall, rn. , . Cart Morris 1.1 ill. day, December 9, at 7 :30 p.m: . P!le.,.ant, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. D~arth 1 Mrs. M. E. lllthburu i1 in Colfor the ChristmAJ Cerernooi4 Tbe recent bride opened her Marietta, Mrs. George Humphrey, CLEVELAND, 0 . UP-'lbe l umbus and New York. Refrubmenu will be filllbltltel(l ·~. many lovely gills and the baste.u Mrs. Stella Cross, Mrs. B. J . Red· lfr. and Ml'l. Clark and by the Shrine. '~.' . • ~j • .:: •· served r efreshments to Mrs. PaU)' mond, Le.sslc and Icy Sleeth, Mrs. Cuyahoga Couaty Grand Jury toiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lou Roush, Mason City; Mi-.s. B,eity L. E. Piersall, P t. Pleasant, MJS . day indicated Leonard J. AUen, Call, Mrs. Eula Stewart.. ¥fa, Helen Williams, Mrs. Clara Will-· 39, Galiipoli& on a ehaq;e of ille'. Deloris Killing.sWor"th, Mrs . EBlrtfa iams, M~ . Graee Carhvrililht, Mra . gal poueuion. of exphnlvu. Rickard, Mrs. Lucy True, West Helen Barker, Mr. and Mn. Tay.Allen was arrested on Cleveland Columbia; Mrs . Mary Brewer and lor Van Meter. east s id~ on ~pt. lfl Poliee found Mrs. Ruth Criner, Middleport; Mn. Lera Young, Mrs . Dorothy .Mrs. Edgar Arnott , Middleport, 18 blasting caps ·and fu1es 1n 1W Van Mcler and son, Mrs . Charlotte ' . Mzlry Rousb, Mrs. Earl Darst. car. lZ OZ. CAN SELECTS ,. .. . . . 711e Lewis, Mr1. Olga Lewis, Mils Kaiie Mn~. Jun e Burns, Mrs • Oliver, Mrs. Mable Johnson, Mrs. Mrs . Jt> nni ~ Riley , Allen, who served 10 ;reaD iD Pamela Kearns, Middleport , the Ohio Penitential')' for a $32,· Pomeroy, Mrs 000 Brink8 Expreu Co., holdup jn Mrs. Irene Kelly and daughter, ·> char·les , :O.frs. Dana 1941 also has charta · of auto .Mrs. Rhoda Fox, Mrs. Luty Harri· Mrs. Mrs. Ella thert and pouetWon of .Dift'otics ~on, Mis1 Lena Fox, Mrs . Margaiet and Mrs. Har~o~ld~R~ic~k~a~rd~-~~p~e:'n~d:~ ·n~g:_a~g~a~ia~s~t~lli~m!:·___,.-'-___~!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!l'!!l'!!l'!!''!!!!!!!t!i!!"!!!!!!l'!!'!'!!!'!!!!'!!!!'! ·¥ rt. cet~ tly ........ -- ... - - - ., ,_, oem. Gallia Countian • Feder:aJ Facmg 'j:;, • Jury I DdlcbDeDl I I SPECIAL OYSTERS .. ll oz can 65c SIMON'S MARKET •. --· STYLE ' .. DEXTER \NITH : A "Gee/"-- AN '·.. """"! ·····' ·.·: I" , u -n . ,. . /llf'lw. .._ I I Dodor " • · ~ ..'l.J-,:-1 ';,•, .. \· ,. ........ ' ... ~- ' . -~ • Lawyer · ~UNDAY Sign Dn Roberts ~~~'.~,~u;Y~O~ Tr4ublt day. Jobn R. Haley, Middleport, ae· cording to a report from tbe Pomeroy Pollee Department, waa ar· rested Sunday night by Otfieer E. J . Strauss, on the -t:harge of reck· less drivl.ng. Haley 18 to stand this charge Tuesday ni&bt before Mayor: E. F. Robimon. ' IYGUCI-r-. 11111 81•11• Jam• ot Cbarl1"he Jlutlaod GatdfD Club n s •pent s ... ndly with 1111• lllutdlie ' Merchant . '•' '• l • .._"' :.. A.TT_ENDING MEETING Superintendent or Meigs County Schools, 0 . ·0. Patteraon, Js attendIng a meeting of ihe Southeastern Ohio county suPerifltendonta tt Athens today. Chief! . ;; .~. ' lholoiT....... I mron l•ullla•l Tr• I•D•IIItl:•lllt IIJIIII Fltlmr11 F.... Dollpl 1 lo ·•Uon. bor •A<! It,dustrtal Orpolutkm, will liqld Itt ftrst etmvttt.tlO!I Ia bia own busin_. T~E pAtLY SENTINEL JMlp, tQ be kciOWD II tM Amerletm Federation o1 La- '' New York and will be addreaecl by Prealdmt' Eisenhower from Gel1.)oobu;a, Pa. (lnlml41i<mal) I flililoi-Finlllllrllnl CGIIfantllf""'.,..., ,.,..llityf I 1- EE ---------':"'"-------VISit THI •·aoacniOOM.•• - -- ••• ar- ....-- .._.OIIU DI*'R'Ir--..-.,_..,...,.__________ . - . -· ____.. . . . . . . KARR and VANZANDT MOTOR SALES w. MAIN ~T. "'~ ... .."". . ./.. OL.CSMO Etrnll a profit oper•tlnr ··' , ...... ....,. ......J .-.... '"""' Colll'tMJ "'·-'" oraanlza· Jirlol *'I 1....... *......., * .. ...,...... * •sta"dllrd on Nl~~ely-Eioht ~noda!ts optlaiiCII ala•trG COif Oft Su,.r 81 _..... tOptlNGI.t 111tto cot1 1Softty Power SIMriclo Jtandarci ·Oft ~·f~ '. . . . Depnbblllt)' ., .. .,..,.u " ... ' " """ . **,...,.,..... *.. .......... .. ·* . ,. ow. ....... linea-a bold new ~fteet. sweeping new beauty from "«1 point qf view! And when il cotne8 to action..this car more Ibn&..... up.liO ... . loolul Pow...a by tl!e blalli!IJ new Rookel T-350 Engine, poired wl.. tl!rD!mc ~ new Jetaway Jt,V..Matic• for puforJDance thtt't powerfully IIDOOtla! ·Make • date wi~. the ..power penonatity" of the year-OldsmobJle't Starfir<"lJied SnJl't 88 for 19561 S.. your (ILI.......Ie desJor lodayt A1 the 1ame tim- .. ·i- Taite o pod look at real pod lonbl No plaeo but Ill Oldomobllo k '56 couM you fiod gMnrj-p!.<u glanwr lib thlol for hooe io otyU, iu1pired by Oldam.obile's ~usive S~-with the ume tleek.low<CXJ.t .the ~ ,'!' . •. 'No''· 'on. M•rs•r .' Sound ~ prlnelplea How to meo.t ,..,ple, t.nd r •• r . -!1 -~--,.-- ··,_ .. :] ......'"'.. H, II IHf'llhti- AXYDLBAA.R Ia 1. 0 N 0 FE L" 0 W . TI!ISDAY a :l58 Sip Ol> 4:00 Daa.celarid ~ :00 Mlckey Mouse Your NewsP.aperboy c&. On tht oeean tT. Agtll : . 48. Duration · JK\WN · · ·'··'uArtr · ca'l'l'TOQUOTI!l-lrtN'~ n: 8:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 . ' Two men were C1 ned; one man bound to tho arand j ury by loc4l mapltratea and two wer~ arrested by lot al la\lr enforcement ontceu over the w&ekend . _ Da"ld R. MJII.J, 43, and Willy Dyer, 24, botb of Middleport . who were arreJted by the Ohlo Patrol S.turday ror faUure to obey 1 atop sia:n and tpeeding, were both fined $& and coat¥, the Ohi1 HI.Jh· way P:atrol repor-ted. MUll ha~ the fine levied tgainat him by Sidn ey RuaseJl, Meyor of Middleport Saturday night, and Dyer was fined by Mayor of Chf1¥hlre L. J . Reynolds. also on Saturday. Tom Rhodes, Racine, on chargel of attempted carnal knowledgement ot a female 11nder 16 yean of age and carnal copulation, W11 bound to the arand jury Saturday by Justice of the Peace Gerald Reuter. Rhodes' bond was oet at $1000. The Highway Patrol reported that . George Hudson, 60, lliddtC: Port, waa arreated Sunday, for tallure to have an operators permit. Hudson is to appear before Cheshire'a Mayor L Jl Reyaoldl to- No tQttw at .. -.r etioole u lilt life's worli, M Ia alal"' JaYiitllble upedetlce IIDW, U bevel'ftr• u . HlllsJda du1out. 43 · Rude • Chapnell3 TUESDAY 7:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 12:00 W&i>NESDAY 12:30 1:00 Bob and Jan Carr Present 8;00 Sign Do 1:30 Susie 8:00 Morning Show 2:00 Camera Goes t) School 9·00 Captain Kanuaroo 2!30 . lndu!fry on Parade 10:00 Garry Moore 2:46 Mod ern Rom ancl'.s IO:SO Artlm r Godfrey 3:00 Matinee J 1:30 Stl"ike lt Rich 4;00 llate With J.i fA 12 00 Valia nt Lady 4:15 first Lave 12: H.i I.OVB of Lite 4:30 Old Timer 12:30 Search ·for Tomorrow 5:00 ll'lnky Lee i2:4:i Th e Guiding Light 5·10 Howdy Doody 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 6 :00 Ral nbow Trail 1:3 0 Welcom e Tr~vl'lors 6:30 Spurts Eye 2;00 'Robert Q, Lewis 6:4.0· News Pie'ture 2· Ju Hou se party 6::1-~ Les Paul & ·Mary Ford 3:0p Th e Big Payoff 7:'.J0 SaeRce FictiOtl Tlwatre 3 : ~0 Bl' b C.rosby Show 4:00 Th e Br ight er Day 7:30 Coke Time 4: 15 Se cret St orm 7:40 News Ca ravan 8.00 Srr PIJn Direl' tors Piay- 4 :~0 On Your Account ~ : 0,() ~l()uo e Co ni! Au try. ftoy Roger1 G:OO, ·Lucky 8 Ranch ft:30 Fat her Knows Bl'Si I 9:00 K1·an Th eatl-t 6 '30 Y~ ~' Ehsso, IJ,I_P,9!H:r '· 10:00 Thb is Your Life c.4! Spotlig t O:f\..~lll\I'M,, ...,, 6:55 \\'catherman 10:30 Damon l;l.OJnyou Tlteatre " 7 U() Palf i J.~ 11 e Ll :OO Headlinei 7: 15 Doug Edward s, Nl'ws ll :OS Wea t herca t~ t 7·30 The Rnnge. Rider 11:10 Press Box 6 00 ArthuJ' God ft cy & Frionds 11:1~ Greatest Flghts of Ce nlu ~ v II :30 ' Tonight . 9•00 The Mil lionair e p 30 I've Gol A S6cret 1:oo sign orr 10:00 U. S. Stee l Hour THURSDAY 7:00' Today 1 it 00 Up·IO lh 1~ Minu te News li ·O; Late Show 9:00 Coffee Timeo lO:QO Diqg Dpug School 10:30 S,eart:h "for Beauty THURSDAY 1'1:00 Home 12:00 Teftn:essee Errite Show 1 11:00 Sign On 12:30 Feathl,i.r Your N'est 8:00 ltlorning Show 1:00 CUrrent 0:00 Capt ~in Kan~nroo qo P..an· of'lvi 10:00 Gnrry Moote , 1:\!0 11'arioo's 'stbdy 10:30 Arthur Godfrey. 2;00 r•t••n:s.Stqdy ll :30 Striko It Rich 2:30 tndustty On Parade 12:00 Valiant Lady 2:4D MOd'er'r\ Romances 12:15 Love ot LiCe 3:00 Maline~ Theatre 12:30 Search for Tom orrow 4:00 Dale With LHu 12:45 The Guiding Light 4; 111 Pir~t Ldve 1:00 Katie'a Kitchen 4:30 Old Timet 1:30 Welcome Travelers Uo PIJ!IIy Lee 2:00 Robert Q. Lewis · S:SO Howdy Doody 2:30 Houseparty 8:00 Nimro-d & Angler 3:00 Th') Big Payoff 6: tl5 · Tomm~ Harmof\'s Work· 3:30 Bob Crosby Show Shop 4:00 The Brighter Day 6i3.0 Sports Eye 4:15 Serret Storm 6:44 ~~~- l'lotUl'tl 4 :30 On Your Account tl:35 Le.11 Paul & M.ary Ford5:00 Gene A!ltn-fi.Cl.y Rbirrs 7:01), Death Vall.. Vays 6:00 Lurky 8 Ranch T:IIO • DIMh Shore 0:30 Your Esso Reporter 7:4(5;, New!~<CaravilQ 6:45 Dol} Wagner Sports 8:00 ·, y,.. Bet Yow- IJio tj:::J5 Weatherman 8:'30 PeOple's ChOice 7:00 Tea Room 1:00 Dnrfnet ' · 7:HS Doug Edwards, N~ws 1:_30 Ford Theatre 7:30 Sgt. Preston or ·~~on·' 1~:00, Lux Video 'l'b>atr, . 8:0Q Bob CummlnirSfiow·-. · 11:00 Ne'Na Haadlilea '· 8:80 Climax lf:OI Wtathercut 9:30 Four Star Playhouse 11:10 Pre8s Box 10:00, Storlrs o[ the Century -11;11 Bud Wllllmon Show 10:30 W:mted u •80 Thnllht 11:00 Up·to-the--Mlnute News 1:00 SIFt' ,! )ff,,l. ll:05 The Late Show I 33. Abaent. 37. Tiny 39. N"cgo.tlvt 40 _~=:r lo WEDNESDAY Today Coffee Time Dine Dong ~cho ol Seerch tor Bea,l ty Home Tennessee Ernl.e Show ·Feather Your Nest WHTN WCHS-TV ChannelS KEEPING WATCH TOWAID- EGTfl Racine Man Bound To Grand Jury On Morals Charges The Do ilv Sentinel ~us· · ~ '- The Deily Sentinel. ll'omerov-Middlel.lOrt. Ohio '/ .:!: �- ·----- The .r • I ' The Daily ~~~ ~ ~~~::!t~:;Team Panthers, Jackets Open Case Seasons t re-I Ohlo~ Bebolasbc ,vtdder'!l ton; Jim Marshall ,' eelv~ theit dividend tt.tday u Ea.rt. the United PreSJ annonnced Its Guards: Ro.a Murphy, of m'oTe than 2,000 boys who take Ross; Bill Wentz, Canton Lehman part in the fall sport. Don Duke, Massillon . Ten. of the playera I ,ftab!!ti To P'eter Sprln&· M•-l.Jei:. '. ...·.. W • NEW Yb!Ut Ul>--G~rm.an miJ. ..-.;. named in dleweight Peter MullP.r, regarded as 8 ring CloWn. in amne 4uarters, • turnt>d seriOUs to'day 'lind apoloIJized for his t41ininl,ous tO.rouDd liecisioo o'Vet Ray Ot;(le of New York Monday night at St. Nicholas THIJlD TEAM OFFENSE -~-...·:. En<hl: Bob Williams, Canton with , Pomeroy grabbing three McKinley; Bob Whitaker, Portsof the .selections in the honor- 1mouth. . . able mention lists. Larry Cla-x-~ Tackles: RQn Franz, Cincmnab soh of Jackson was named to Purc-:!11; Nathan Ricks. Akron the first offense team at ta<'kle, South. while Char)e!l Ramsey of WellsGuards : Birtho Arnold. Colum · ton won the se<'ond te 11 m defen- bus Central; Jim Lindsey, slft berth . dletown. Center: Don Welk, Hamilton. .from Pomeroy in the honorable mention li st!! Milton LamQuarterback: Butcb Weiss, bert was nam('d to nn ('nrl pos i. Troy. ~~•.. ; Uop; Juh,n Young ns .a ~uard Bac\s: Geno Sessi, St. Clairs· :; alObg with Sheeton of Galii{JOiis; ville; Bob Youn.:;. Van Wert ; CiaGene Mitch w:~s n:~:Med lo the renee Bruton, Youngstown East. ce~;~ter slot llH wall Gro!.(nn Of THriD TEAM DI!!FENSI!: Athens; Joh!)~o n uf J;u: kson won 1 Ends: Dick olleski , canlon ou.t In the (ua:lerb:tck spot and Lehman; Jim Williams, Hamilton Evans o_f V.. c ll:"cm a1_1d IJohyer of Tackles: Huffman Hetsey, XeNell(lnytllt• w~re listed among nia Ct>ntral· Dick Lewis Youngsthe backs. ' ' 1 COLUMBU S. 0. UP - The Uni· tuwn East. . . t~':i.-9$' All Ohio high Gu~rde:. Jim ~md sey, Middle"t h town, W1lbur Tiberio, StcubCiil· hia:b sc hoo t r IHI 1,.__ 11 m~ t~ams w1 ville cc sch~ol, weighl And h ~ight .. plus c,~ntcr.: Gary Cobb, Cl ndnnatl offentlve and defensi\'C hneupH: I Withrow. FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Quarterback · Jim P 0 Us J£ast Ends: Herman Jackso n, Canton Liverpool. · ' ~cKlnler , 2~HO, 64; A! b~rt Long, !:lacks: Bill Wentz, Canton Leh· Columbus East. 195 .. 6·1. / man ; Dick Anderson, Columbu1 Tltklefl : La~ry ( laxon, Jat•k- Grandview; :rttrke lngnnt, .Rell• son, 186, 3-9, Jerry Beabout, aire . M.fJUdield, 190, 6·3. • , tuaras: Jim Semr.stcr. Akron HONORAILI MiNTIOM South, 17~ . ~-10; Gordon W!ii bENDS: Newell, Galion; LeMay-1. bring,~svll le. 16G, !'i-10. CincinnaU Withrow; Curry., Clr· Center. ave Wol!lehuck , F'l'e- clevlJle; Beell, Warren; Keanton, 220, 6·2. Nelaol]ville: Maguire , Youna:smont H Quarler lick: Dave "McCiain,l town Ursuline; Alexander, SaUpper Sandusky, 176, ~D. lem: Rhine, Springfield; Lam· By VSCAR FRALEY Backs: Willie Mack, Mansfield, bert, Pomeroy; Johnson, Ports. Unit~1d Preu Sports Writer 180, ~ - 10 ; lton Burton, Sprlng· mouth; WiUiams, Hamilton; HabNEW YOHK liP--Pro ba sketfield , 186 , ~10; Gone B~U1 East erfillld, Sellolre St. John; Patcho ball fl efinll.cl .v has "arrivud," Liverpool, 170, 5-JO. St~ubenville ; Gummera, DQv;cr; NBA Pru~iclc nt Ma~ice Fod~lpfi FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Dickenson, Zonesvi)le; Maron, asserted torlay, and tle enyiSIO~ Cleveland Weat: Nixon Green- :"Ithe . t t •' Ends: A. J. Sexton, , Ironton, ville · Co-x F . ,1 ' day wlwn there w I ue . 189, 6-2; Jim Houston, MUI!Ilon. TACKLF..S·JWr\:1~ : Akr tE'ams m twu nat_1on wule d1 v1· 1M 6·2. . · tam~. on sions with u national gl~Xuff Tackle.s : Clyde .Murrvl, Hamil· East . Ricks, At:on North: Zuppa. "for a rea! world chnl!l'pl'ohlh~ :" ton, 200, 6-3; RobetJ.. :Vecker, 0 .t.JJ:~[onncaut, Woods, . Dayton Frtnchise int.errs\ has renchtj~. rletta, 215, 6-2. ~;;...,;. :SU~• Fu.lton, Fiirborn, , Hnr: a "V'>' high , suicl the rotund llttl~l . Guards: John Getslt~r Toledo "'f''trr, . oy, Franz, . Cinemrftltt ' mnn who ittll s Ihe Giants what DeVIlbiss, 200, 6·0; chn;lea claw- ~urcell, Zimpbert Sidney; J\.1111'- [ to do, and lhe ··~wt cities" arc son Canton McKlnlcy 110 a.g urg~r. ~lawnro, Oouna.ris, Day-~ Washi ngton. P•t~burgh, Baltl· ColUt~- 11 bon Fa!rview; Webber, Colum. more, Los Angeles and Pori · c'enter· John Lalt:~ bu1 NorLh, 2l0, 6-1. ' us Nort~; ~~~~·di n, OAk Hill; Jond, Ore. Quarterback: Na . .Juhn~on , M~nlfwld; Brown, I...'lk:e- 1 . "Other possibilities tdcludc Can,on 0-0. wood, Euo, Toledo Scott; Ma_fiDallua, HtJ uston and Cincinnati," 1 1 Backs: serilll, New Philadelphia; Ph1l- Podoloff rnveulcd, ·' whi!e 111uch lOO, liPII, . Lanca11ter; Calho~n. Spring. clUes as CharloHe, Des Moines ·180. West, ~ield, Graber.. .. Mamullon; Me- o.nd Denver all have new buil'd· ' 1 C'••:,r;~·o~= Laughlin., ,SandUll'lry St. Marys; in~ wUh a .capacity large ~nTO.&M OP"FENSI Lucaa, ClmbrJdge. • · ougb to handte our #ames." , Muslllon; GUA!IDS: ·Uri~, Troy: Rogers, The next step for whilt ts curNonvalk; Domu:i, Ashtabula; re~an eight·lcam lcnguo ~lll c. eve. Thompson, Grandview; Pa111.ly, be xpund to a 10 to 12 teat\\ 'J'ackl<:• : 1 Long, . All· _L orain; Grace,. Ct)lUmbus St. set · ~ ) predicts the loquacious land Rhottoo: Charles; Vann Lakewood; Cook, mi get. The 12-team h.•ngue laiiC<I. GoJumbuJ Esat: RobbiiHI, Sanseems to be hls favorite because Guard1: ~oe Wildman, Rhclby; in that mannf!r there could , be M~lck B~wn, Cleveland Bena. dusky· Fench, Elyria ; King, ion ~t. Marys; Young, two divisions in which trtivel dlcUne. :;.!( • cost11 couJa be c.ut tlinillderabJy. Rell, Canton McKinley; c,nter: R6n Pordue, c.. ntOn Troy; Curtis. Piqua; lhst Ancl W1st M:cf9nle)' . . . f~cld; Giannamoro, But over tt perlQd of time, P!;ttl!lnterba~k:~.otorge )zo, Bor· Kell, Toledo Ubbey ; dolorr 51CtJI! •·te n teams eBst 0"r bertop. ,, Payne, Sa.tJd1111ky 1 the MisHiss ippl Rn'd 10 teams Backs: Erllle Qulnnay, Akron Gnllipolill; BruecknerA AHamlsbura. oi the Mi.ll8iSslppi." Jtut; Bob . Gaitt;~rl, ZanesvilleCENTERS: ltlrn, Akro• Bob" Fcre;u8'dn., Troy. ' tel: Zalokar, Cleveland ~llln-1 Podolofl and the NDA are COilIICOND T~AM DIFINSI wood; Welach, YoungatCI\tn Eut; JU,tent or the fact that probaskctEnds: Jferb ' Chavta, Troy; Da"\•e Foscht, Bellefontaine· ball lnltJrest is mounHng at sueb !lou, Chlllieot~o. Van Wert; lacomet, ' fapid rate thol If they don't 1'aekle11 : Jack Sti:nvtr8, We1tern . concentrate on exponsion they DUtnell, ru,n tntCI competition. They ' a few back and solved th~. National t~llo. 11nore theso facti \here c"tfUid be a tepar~~;t. years,·~ . he, the IDnouncement were from the. SoUtheastern Ohio League, I Arena. ~~~ P=n':r~:ivq BY . ' The Pomeroy Panttiers and the ~NJ)'ID .,RESs I.UT . Duq1.1eanq· 61 Carti.ejie Tech 25 Br~nd.e~s B'i' B.ati~Jj "17 . . Boston. CPHc ·.8$ ·sjl,ft01k ?:t Niagara t1mv. 66 . 1'~1~d:o !59 SOliTH Tulane IK ha ~ Ol.lllege 61 Ll. St1te '12 Southwest Tenn. 59 with Bob Wilson, .Bill Others games in this area finl'l Mid-I I ( D .t~o .. p, L. Rpu!h, &Pe:~t Where r~elved , " I Hospital ambuloneeln 'MoP.. tne·y ·Kenneth ZWI· . Will11m Miirra)r ~of McKNIGHT MOTOR SALES were here Su'f· fu-neral of Paul his mother1 · Middleport will have oid~ oae letterman on 'hand from IQM. , 'as Bob McKinney is Coach Jo.h n ?-ar:· ~··· son's lone holdover. The Ja,ctot.a will go along with r:-eServes liORI ,. the last year's te~. · -~ · la,c I I .Mea. · POnna The E. Hubb8rd and Misa Sylvia M11 Fr1tt Bonecutter, Pt. PlemnL s~~~ ~___....:. ~~""'""'="~~~""'""'""'~""'===~=====~~ ••• ' .. ' l~e Spotting Nea.l Of iSSUE . ' t December 10th, 1955 ,· .. -·: . ·1 . .... ' II !f. .. POMEROY SOCIETY '' .;,. ' .1 '"' . ' •t • (. ' ~ r.;,,1f '" •• .• J J i -~~~~[!·I a ~~;~;E: Sb~l.l~. ~ofi1 ' IV -:Tit£ DAILY SENTINEL Todays Sports Parade ' Theodorus Council Daughters 01 Af!'el'iCG Elects Mrs. Harry Stahl Prexy, M~ Tbe CbriJtmu meetloi of the: Ma!ter of the Lovejoy Cirel• , B. H. S.nborn M1ttlonary Soc- eave the play "Give and Tate" 1 Mr~ . Harry Stahl wa• elec:.ted sPntiocl and Mn. Herbert lllheJ', lety wu held at the Flttt Bap- for the prp_gram for tbe evening. counei!or £or the coming term oulside sentinel. tlt:t. Church Monday eYttnlng and ~rs . Jlood..,.,.as " Bearer of Burwhf'n Theodorus Countil DIH•gh o))ff\ecl .-lth, ' an. GJ'IIft. prelude aena''; Mrs. Hubba,rd "Bearer of ' ' ters of Amr!flca m~t Monday eveA contribution Will voted to Tett wel"t lato ning at the IOOF Hall . "0, Ji0111fllbl" by Mts. C. P. !l!leaa1np:" and Mi&l MeMuter, give the Jaycee~ on a .blsket for Brtdbuey , Mn. A.Uen Hughet, ''Mrs. Chri&ttan." ·the lellOWJ~p Of tbll!l Ylnt the needy al Cbrlstmu time. ~ M ~ ~ SLah!, vice councilor presid · the. Pl:etident, read a Chrl.ltmas ~p.titt Cbure& at the morni.niJ pOGm and the .croup una: a c:arol Me~ber• of the EJecta Clrc:le w(tf'stilp Btm(l•y with Rev. c . E. ed over the meeting ln the ab- was .agreed thai eac.h membtr p~:::;~: the devoUona:l servl.c:e were m charge of the Jodal hour ~dyt. p•tor, .offlciaUng. Rev. L. senee of the councilor. Mrs. Glen would brin~ a lift to Lbe acp::t tl by Mn;. Rotiert Mills ,a~ after M ~s- r:. E. Hoyt had 0. <i1ail} lm'nwtr P"'tor and no• 0111 wa1 r!!ported .u burn~d by meeting which will be sent to tilt . ·~tatbard Owen of the Jlven the clot~ing prayer, thirty· )nttrud.Pr ':.t ~r10n-Ncryr'mau COl· electricit}" and Mrs. Jack Warner Atheru State Hospital Plana wett made for a Chri.struat party at Circle. The service in- seven memhen ~~e lqvit.ed to fe(i, J;tte;-on ·,City, Tenu, wu a B.!l having a baby toon . · 'he Dee. 19 meeting. There 1rill eluded the Jlory of the Nativity the church dtmng-room. .Mn. •u.est. ~ Other otr1cen elected wer~ Mrs be potluck refre1hmentJ and 1 OOe from the Gotpel of Luke the John Mayer, Mrs. C. J . Rhodes, "Shoemaker's Dream" and the Mn. T. F. Hawkins, Mrs. Paul . M~~rs of the . Membership Aonice Ohl inger, assQeiate coun· gift exehange. Mn. ).(innie Neu.tJ.. Scripture veNJes from Matthew ( Smart and ,Af~s. C. P. Bradbury ~~elan bii~ conducted wefkl)" ar" tilor; Mrs. Tom Cot~k, vice coun- hng, Mu. Bernice Dar1t and Xn. te111ng of the birth of Jesua. served a Chrl!ltmaa Ia lad c:ourae ~ ·Mrt. · Pew Harbreebt, Earl cilor. Mn. Minnie N•utzling. con- Tom Cook were named on the Mn. Hughel:i gave the closing . to the group. The dinlng-table Smit~ B.a'ydi'ood KloeJ, Beverl)' ductor; Mrs . Arnold Aayu, inside party comrr;itlt'f'" prnyer for the devotions was ce?tered with a Nativity .a~d, Gary Dllnham, Mary Scott, · &cenc lighted by tall white tap. Jennifer Da~elJ, ()onoa Hanna, DUrtng the businesa meetini ers and branches of ho!Jy and Robert Graeber and Dean Q.urley . the Society voted to send a :COn- candles were used along the Rkhard Bottkner, who was untrJbutiop for tbe Women'• Work length of the table. Favoi'J of able lo be p~nt when the mem- [ o~ the Baptist World Alliance, a red, green a_nd silver Chrtstrn11 b.e-rs were· bapttt:ed recently and \ MINERSVILLE, 01110 l~ft to ~acone College, and indi· bells were glven as favors. wiiJ ltf lJiptlied later. A tpec~l . PHONE 115 VIdual g1fta to the student~ at I offel!Jbl wa1 Iaten Sanilay for the 'he Baptist 1-fi!,_lonary training , A:1:ed"-i8aptlft lliuioinarles. 1953 CHEV. (210) 16,0041 adaal mfleo &chool Jn Chicago, :Memb"ers· of I &laTH ANNOUNCED · the ~iety will meet at the 1 Mrs . J . B. Downing and Mra. .' , 1953 CHEV. (%10) Complelf motor overhaul c1turch ne~t Tuesdzy to complete ~innie Neut.zli.ng, . .Middleport, lllloMI f'ROM CLINIC 1953 FORD Cu-) E:rtfllenl <ondition ~ .Q~lt . whiCb Is .a ·part of their great aunts oi tbe aew ton · .-Dr. ~ JteMuter, ~pbew White CrDSS quota for this year. o"f Mr. and Mra. Ro~t. BoDe· of Cbattet and: Rlfr'J Mdluter lt53 MERCURY !Cu:1om) Tbe beol , Mrs., .Harry · Ho~~helt ~ave the i:.11tter, B21rbert,qo. . Bon~u&-lMicldleport., 'II learine GallipoliS ~ p~ayer of dedl~tion when the te r is the fornler McDo.P· where· be hu beeo assoclaa~ 1953 PLYMOUTH (Belvedere Hardtop) Fine shape ~rcles ~resented their CaVe .i!ld o[ Mlddlepor~ baby wa.• wiib t.Jte. (fal!ipoi.i!l C1inie ((w 1950 CHEV. (210) Power Glide and llotor OVerhanl Gift off~nngs at the altar. It born N6v. 26 Mt. Citizen's Hoapi· ~era! yeaTt. Or. and Mn. Me· waa decided to hold the ~anUary tal, Barbertop, ,and we}ghed ~lx~ltlltiter 'and· th~fr cblt~en wiU b4! 1951 CHEV. (210) Good eondit:on ~tetlng on Jan. g ~o IVOid con- pounds thlrt.eeJl ounce1. He .bQ lltitii iQ tf1e tut ·where he b p et with the Umon Week of been named . Johnti)' Frit.J.. Gra~- iMiataftt '*e.dJ.clll cJireetor of a 1950 BUICK Fordor. A ~ood buy rayer services. . pa1·ents are }.(rp. , JohQ Mit.c!he).l. Jlfew tOr\ · ctt~ ·drut ctimpapy 'Mrs. ld:ilton Hood , l'.:l'S. darold 1 Co~umbus,_ and ~ ~.r:. a~~ )t'tit. ·and will Itt! · dolq . medieal re-I SEE "RIGGS, MILLHONE or THOMAS t:AlH l I . b"ili Buffinl!tOn. I I • ' from lut year's team. Othe.rs ·wJto iire expected to 'b.r~a,~ " lat9 ; ~ night's lineup are big 6'4" Bill An· drews, S. T. Joh'risbn •and Etlbt Racine at Belpre, Marietta at At. Florida 85 WoH«cJ 66 ~ens, Rutland at Harrisonvllle and Memphis Sta. 84 Texas AlcM 71 he explained,, •lbUt McArthur at Zaleski. Geotgelc;tWD ' Kl;. "78 ·1'r&n$ylV. IS'l , did wls elOt.Cn ii\CI Pomeroy will hav~ a veteran Tenn. St. Jl:1 ~e.oto _Col1e&e Gl i" be b~tter for " team JUi:der Couch Cha1lie Stanle:.· . ..• IOII.D WEST Muller b811 Jl welt~rMbeourt 8Z l'f,.qs Tech 80. ..,eight Vince PJJt.er· Mon, N. J .. at Wis., Wiieonsla . 70 Notre. Datnt 66 ·nee. 29 and be re- Loyollt ·llll\eai~, 14 · S. Dakota 68 'ivatded with nationally- Au~rusbur 80 NOrth Dakota 84 lele\'i.~ed at ancient St. Drill<~ : 89, Qloablo 119 V•ljlltrl>lll . ~6 .Obro Stole c61 Niels tate Kallsaa ll North'western 70 Althou"b wild · iln ot:CI4:ion!. Mu!ler landed eDoy"_th so.lld blows The N'ew ?"lir~er nflled slls:htl~· Monday nlght to earn votes of a.IJ in Lh6. J~t i"'Grut and Oper-e4 a three officials. J"udies R.aroltt cut ~ftr ·BIIlf~• ·leU eye, bUt by Barnes snd AI Singer each scored lhis tilne the Gkman was home SI'OHSORfD the fight 1).3~1 m 'fa~or ol t&e free. " -- ~ rhes1y !Semlan, while retl!ft!e Toe Lo Scalzo voted S-4-i. Muller, Who wQrthtd _ 15~ - ~ou~~s · to 1~9% for Drale, piled up most ._. r his points dUr!D& the esrl]' ' t· mds . He occasionally held DOH'T 'M,ISS OUR ~ ll" akc around lhe neJit W\ih h"rs ldl hand and then woUld club his victorit$ ill · · .lh• r oppon~nt w'lt"h r!ght upper. , It, Was bnty cut s. fitbts. , "Maybe I didn't Sentin~l . ,In Fellowship Middi•p'ort Yfllow Jaeiet. w!U Bill quans, Gene Harmon, H~ld open their 195"& 56 ·b·uketba11 1ea- Brown and EartSmUh 11l~ 9ft ~d son t"onlght as th& Panthers take on Ef_stern QO tbe Pomeroy fiQOr:, lnd ~iddlep~~ · plays host to the Wahama Fakons on the Ji.ciet court. ~- ~irst Baptist Church Missionary Society .Bcrptlst Church ·· Holds Christmas Meeting Monday Night Receives Ten ·' Thtti81i C4lumbus 1955 .o'\IJ·Ohio High School foot·]tield; Charles Ramsey, Wellston. b.U, jeams. Center: Larry Bt"eehJ, NeW Ne~]y · '&oo playtP'S received Philadelphia. nomltjitions on ballots, submitQuartet'batl:: Mort'is Morgan , ted bJ' the t.ta.te!l aport! writers, Dayton Rooaenlt. ·~.... Ca1ten . aDd .coache.t, ~ut Backs: Jim Tillt"r, Fr~mont ' '·. l . · ~a,:you . . -~·al(y get .\-'.. " .. ~~ /\·' 1 ¥8 • the··sa · ~ ·~ : F1ord In e • ' .....,.. ' ne ' 7 .' •··.· And ltil* . .;' ,'... ' . '' :", v•a .;. lhe •••n ..... .....ihi·Jn . all .Po~ . Wagon mocMI.,!! U• 9!!'! · ~9!)1 ~~w.,.. Forill Failbthe we want to Foftl't ., ,;.•. · ·Sr:ore .Wide.. · In addition to '56 ollen the long, low Une--eve•ty ·gr•• ·oeet(oa b)oQd bir"" I;. :·1 :...... you get 's added ,protection. .• ; jiM ear at h\ill tho &n~!coi: \' .'•' ·CIWtah~e t' ,1) !5 i ." .' ' .LueimJa ·Aniuld , .-' ' t'~ralRi~ Are I '. I' Funeral sfl"rvlees '• Lu- ' '' ~ lrida Arno)ij_Weio'e , l1efd from the ~wing Chapel, Niday .Sl 2 p. m. PerCent Ylth the Rev. J. L~Ue KUftze, pas.. ·or or tbe United Me_{ho~ilt c:h~~rch lffielatlng, ' Burial was in the R'qek Sp:ri'ngl ::emetery and pallbearerS \Yer! 'rank and George Vautllan, How• Mull~n. Homer Baxter and· W. CUTS Vi. IIag~"'T' '1FT SHOP Mile South -~r Bridge m•-7 1 . . . 46.]5, Thi«iSt . .' a~:Jllillll ..~~ ,f i.tilf kreatness of human principles. tho M~bu, Mlililta W An· , 111lan ~ .. _ 1Itil-tiOMI! .. auBJ 'Rite 'of 'Sin." ied Shollil Stt· in lhe .Lords Prayer. ..' I 'I'ExAS EASTERN ...• 6~:.~,~- ~ . _.. ,_· ~- . "<:-~~ .. ·- ~ . ~ -, .. I' ~ ... grateful and united people :~it'Wrti1ihil.t •~'\Wr" its prayers for peace, this·"Eternal Light" memorial ~~·&Jail. ~Jfill'ibf,¥11 'itre wea~ world with its message , ..tJJ ·r'rtlt~: - . lhen of essential good will, differen~s wttli: n Ill but an piJ!.~~- ' • rubr m8d~21~1'Jfilll1 e.·· of mUd"yet/ ' ~,H'ect la( . •t)rtea \liro1n p to bottom) · to brldt ion oh r1* #lith of tht nation, i.imu arop a tilli{; ~ d1 Gettysburg by a Ill ~rft· ·i ~ toi-a of understanding. , FELLOWSHIP MEETllii:DMHTING Federated Youtb F~ll~~hi-p of ' · Ot Trodp Federated Church met in the soor America, b8s rial rporris .oJ. the church Sunda¥ from rrtonday uD.~ ,Q¢er 1!i. J-agles ~-· Norton Jed the •hen they are tQ ·Pl'IYM.. . , .P,res!ditll .secretazx re,a d at 1 p.D\.i Ill• miJ>~!eo 'lnb i;d tloe ,,di"'""" of 50e. 'I. A-~· &11,11 b 1 \lro. Joh.r, AI.' I"'"· llart<mburg; . Edith .trod~, Toronto; Mrs. ~~;~~:·:~~ EppHna, Gallipolis; Mrc. Sommerville, Pl . . Pieasan~ W"IJd.. Araold, War.saW, Ind., and \Irs. Ethel Lowery, Columbus. ' .·ftl . • l.~IL'•t. 'N'GS ·. OPEN .E y · PC' :,·rd wktll .A!rtf~ y..; .mla<!l ...trouble ... "~-· abOut. Uch ~our '"ND s''~~~~~'1 h,i'·Ii:l li ·._it. .•G' -l_t·.:.,. !. Coming Young. A from out of town for the "JERS ml'vices were Mr. and Mrs. He&seU ~:if.~--b~U;tj T"' ~ . 'ltlro..-. .. . . ' ". Wltl!i, Waverl!, W. ·l!a ; Mr. and Krl•s K·r'·l•n· gle·. P.o ..... '! . Hel8. 'Oil'iPr . Friila . .Mr~. .Y 110 ... v. c~J ?' <j . . . SHR£HPORT, LOUfSIAN'A ! ; ,• .( ., • l,, '' ' j ' l' •· .'!§' �--· ' Paa- Six rhe Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MJai:lleport. Otlfo I WANT ADS ~ .... '"'"""".., 104. K. will be pubUaheo Ul• ~~;~.me reee~vecL U, • il&tU: 2. cents per Wf.ll'd, QA 1D lf!rr'tiOn. Mwu:u:.u n cturtar 'i).)c.41 cetltl per word foc Lhre• COlt aecutive lnserUua.. c•atl monlb followin& l.n&erlion. &n-on iD Adwrtltim&-Sb.ould bt: reported J!UI\.edlai ·:Jy. Tbe JJaJly bt, respoD~:;Jble not far more than one tacun\:tl ID wniOIL AL!d of 'l'hmU 1Dd hPf'(laJ ~v Uces o~ Eve,nl3 pnntfll at re~ lar daastfied rates Ob1tuane1 pu!)llsbed at l cent per wonl. I ' ··~&ed Adl re....tved b)l mall or • h of··• t' t1 ep one lllit:n car ... 11 ~.d: . \' oa. ' ~ Notu:~:es ___ _.__ _ LET OUB ELECTRONIC SECR& TARY 'I'AKE YOUR WA}lT ADS AT YOUR coNVENIENCE IN THE EVENINGS. CALL 397 BOTILED GAS-ln11teliiUon 10d JUVIce. See u1 for pnces. RUTLAND FURN11 URE at Rutland. ~~~"--- ------------ 1tl ~ 1 Auto ::.erv1c:es WHEEL AUGNMENT : nmplele balancing and brake service Hacke~ts' Safety Serv1ce, West Main Street, Pnmcroy, Ohw Phone 267 ~ M! ~llles !tl) Auto ==---- FOR SALE- 5 L'SED ST ATJO~ WAGONS to hl[:hcst bidder. Hld)l open December 7, close 01:!cemher 13, 1955 J!.Jd sheel ~ ~vaJJablc al mllm li[ale. Ohl~l Vttllcy £loctnc Corporatwn. plpnt Arle, Chc!Shu c, Oh10 12 6·3tc ------~ ---~----- 1954 CHEVROl:F.T Bd A1re 4· door Scrlan, $lJ95. Blacllnar's, Pomeroy, OhiO 12·3-6lc 195:1 Jo'ORO VB 4 door SOOa n, $10~~ Blacttnar'i, Pomeroy, m.ro I Tuppers 12-3 fltc 19M PONTIAC Delux 4-door Sc· dan, $1M5 Blaellnar'ti , Poml' roy, Ohiu. 12-3-6tc -· eu It . Plains, Ohio yard. deUvery. Write or Caah on ruu rate ot 2 t't:Dta pr.: word wUJ b~ chanied for advciW1Di 1.1 nut ~ld for Hf'ort the t!Jtb of each. Wlil Wao"'ted To Bu"Y C fl/' call "' fo• partkulan. Tho Ohio Valley Mf&- Corp. Phone Coolville 1580. 2·2-tf : POMEROY 191 For __ ..:... I I noor ---- ___Helo Wanted Call 6079. J.U.lltp (18) Ernployment F.d!~un 12-6·3tp 12 3 6tc Only 2 lert at $3!K) 00 SavingNEW HOLLAND 66 BALERS. Meigi Oliver Saleh, Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 86 J . 12 2-61c and SINK Mycn PUMP. one Slradivt~rlu~ VIOLIN one coal heating STOVE, praell· ca!Jy new. Sam C Couk, Dexter, Ohto. 12-1-Gtp ~ KOU<lll . SEE OUR NIW LINE OF SWEEPI!RSI Scwl nt.: marhmcs, new . 11nd Us('(\, porlahlr, rnbin('t, c!ec !11~. 11nd tu:adlc lf1ghe~t trndeIn valur fo1 your old muchmcs Eas~ lt• rm.~ arrAnged. 33 rat"' kUied wllh on!' puuod of STAR WARFARIN, ~1 00. rtour pound package, ~ MI. HarmiM8 Guaranteed. Ebcnbach Hard· warp. LIK~ -- --NEW - 39" lUNI\p ·-. -~- --- BABY BEP. lprlntlt. and lnnenprlnR matt · rep, $10. Call 139·X. 12-IUttp Good WORK JIORSK, 7 year,. old I 150 to 1200. Chrap. M~. s~r G. A Del'm, RtciM, on Rte. 124 12.J·31p. tho;~ followinK who has the Wt"lfare O( those he Aervcs at beut We 11ene with equally UA'oqht ful consideration Tb(l h~iheUke t'omrorl of our Euner4l home, anrl our personal ~t~d1nee upon Ihe noed8 ott~fif"•ntUy J II' and friendK, refle~~~'l\ht 1plrll of our llcrvlte to tie llvJn•to serve 111 We woUld be 1erved': Wheel Chalr11 Ho.spll•l Beds Ambul11nce Service Phone 2M T~IVIY·FLNITIRW4LD PuMr•l Hom1 ~~I JOYS ROADMASTER after a p.m. SOUTHWEST Southern 61 \1.'1'~1 Texas 58 Scql~owc·•l 'fcx St 74 \kUurry 73 S I Marilyn fly however, he coal and all other minerala in .nd underlyutg the above des nbed property !Ogethcr With thl" 1g ht tu m1ne the sam& without "ncumhrance to the surface, and subJPl't lo an easemen: for sew ~ge f1!1er ditch or leaching ditch lS set forth and describ•d in that ms lrumrnt bearing .date Novem ber 26, 1943, and recorded in said r1ght to reject any and all bldR HOWARD C BO'ITS, UNITED ST~ TE.S MARSHAL S. D. Columhus, (11)·22·29; (12)·6·13 20-IUt ' 010' 0. BEFORE IN,ANTIIY ·ASSAULT trOopo .._., out ··E:urct.e 8aplmllb.. or ItO,.. 000 """" IJ&J.J' ..... ai Camp Pttl:ll, La. But Uda: W.. after Al.r • l'oree Cleft. 0. P. Weyland IAued an order pf'Dhlblttng Army from aytDJ into "enea'l)' territory,'" Ab .,... gumeat dtvtloplld, wtt.h 16\'tral i'~neraJ1 ln botb -.rvsc. pU.clJ.. Ina With thetr two 1tarr trorth. Th• aectetar1u of t!Vth Hrv1Cel ' tn;.n ed out the 1ltuat1on ud the order wu lWCindld. Army s.,cretary Wilber Bn.~cker 111 IJhown flower) bMiiJ P"ttd by UeneriLl Weyland Crt.lhtl on hla arrival. fltdan&a.tio"o!l ROD1'4f.Y DOWNING INSIIIIANC" Aa.NCY ~rv.. Automobl... a..AtY:'IDJmT Lif•· Ca.llli;J 1D4 .Boadl) 1 Real Esfate Broker I" MlflOLIPf'JRT. Ot00 t1ao-r.. aecotdian. l'honr .II HUN.. ley Tru.uell. . I ·BY MRS RUSS!LL PAINTI!R Mrs. Will Hellm~n spt>nt Wcd- ~Ui)..,wi,t~< ~r. and M,rs. Clyde W~~. Mr.. and, Mrs. VJrgr! Rouih and childttQ were Sunday callers of M~:. ll»d '.Mrs. Donald Matlack of 'bet daughters of GallipOlis: spent fhc holiday with Mr. and Mrs. C. S. MorriJ . S. J. Johnson spent' a few daJ!& with. his daugf\~et Mr~. Fannie KO()d at Syracuse. , . . Mr. .and llr$. ' Rpbert Ttu!se)l and dlUJhUlr were Thur11dA1 flv~ ...:.;:...:.,.:;::.:c:c:_.::.:::.:..::=c:::~~ . BEFORE Tlll •uaL~ U71tlfiiS COMMISSION OP OHIO . _ . No, ~J.f24 . Appl\c'atloh of Syi-:~cdsa Uorit::! Ut\litil'.!l Company lor Interim Ra e for Natur1l Gas. ENTRY . Commissioner~ Jo~nt!•r('d In Journal Dec. I, 11m3 A ll'UC ropy: BasiL J . Qot•Jt:r:kl, s~~crt'lary ,:IC!·~~· ·· 4PPOIN~MENT Admlnlttr•tor lttltt of Llfey-HM Grimm Doce>lod The following fonn of le1al notice fiiubmltted with the above entitled applicatHtn J.s heroby ap. proved for publlcallan· "LEGAL NOTICI Notice b hereby given of the fillng by the S)'l'acuse Home Uti lltles Company, 2060 FAirrax Road . Columbus, Ohio. on the 18th d•y of November, 19~. wlth the Public Utllltiee Comml.nion of Oblo, •lf an application propo!llng 1 temporary rate of $2.00 for the Clrst 300 cu. ft .. per month, 80<! per 1,000 eu. ft. for the next 4000 ~u ft., and 90c I'>Cl' tbou.and eu, ft., for all O'YN 5.000 cu. ft . with a minitnnm charge of $2.00 per month and a ponalty of IX! per thou~and on all act"nunt~ nor paid wllbin 10 dayJ of the enl) or the blllhl¥ monttt. SyriCU,IIC nome Ullliht'!l Com~any By Cbahncrs Puker, .!!l~retary.'' II iii, lurlher ORDERED, That • copy or thla entry bo served, filrthwlth, upon the S~ neuse Home Utilities Com· Nohce ia here~)' s:lvfln that AI panr. TilE PURLIC UTILITIES vtn "loms whose J'l'ost Otnce Ad· COMMISSION OF OJnO drosg is Pomeroy, Ohln, ha" heen llOBERT L. MOULTON, duly appointed •~ Administrator Chainnan of the Esta~e ot Lafltyeltt' Grimm RALrH A. WINTER lair "r Leb~tnon Townsh1p Mo1g~ EDWARD J, KENE,U.Y :;ounlv, Ohio. rleceascd ' Commllsionen; Dnt~d this 26th day of Nm•cm· Entered in Journtl Dee. 1, 19MI h!'r 1955. .\ true cop)': Jubn C Racon sun J. Bol'iW:i Judge of tbe Probrtte Court Me~gs County, Ohio, Belpre_, . . . · ' Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ernest Smith of East LJ\:erpool spent Saturday evenrng With Mr and Mrs. wm. THOMAS FORK 1arn Fulton. BY ALICE MOORE I WEST SHADE • Jfr•. (]~tll' MoiTJ& l1·29, 12·6·133tc BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS 'l11EES Make )'Ot.Jr own nlection. You ctll 1elect onf' at our Hlor~ or wt will t•h you to n!ll' pRteh elo~e by anrl you can 1!€'1 IIH• fin~t tree )'OU evr.r •11d \o thr Jl&e , )'QU w•nt: W~ dt.llvf!r Pbonr 133. Ew•na'a Ston, 108 W. Main St., Pomeroy 12·3 If ning guests of Mr and Mrs Stan- Mrs. Har:old Trussdl were m BY lANA GAINER Galhpolls Tuesday Mr . and Mrs Th.eodore Ro.sc .Mr. and Mr! Orner Cramlet of have taken ()Vet the sWitchboard. Letart Fllll.o! 11pent ~unday and \1 rs. Rox1e Cozart 1s going to Mooday with her .s1ster, SadJe. Franklin to take tare of her moth· l-lr. a11.d noBF.RT L. MOULTON, Ch,l irman RALPH A WINTER EDWARD J. KENEALY Herald Hayhearsh and Paul Tor renle of Columbus were recent i'Ut:.~ls of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. About twenty relauves gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs. Os- Al',-.nt1a ncP at Sunt1ay School Nov 27 was 63 collection $7.00 Mr and Mrs Kenneth .McKen. ney of Urbana were weekend ~uesl.s of Mr . <~nd Mrs Robert Faulk Mrs Edrth Davrs was a dinnr:r car Babco.ek of Long Bottom Qn T~anksglvmg and to celebrate the guest of Mr and Mrs John Leif- bl~lhday of Linde! Lyoru. She reheit Thank~:;! IVHI!{. ceived mpny gifts. Mrs J D Adam~ And daughter Lt Col. George Emerick and called 011 Mr and Mrs Millard "Vt!e of Ft. Knox, Ky, and Mrs Zerkle and Mr and Mrs. B(!ll Elr Ph:yllls Ayers, Parkersburg 8 ~i lin, ThanksgJ'IJng the holiday with Mr and fo.fr$1. i\v. W Bragg. Mrs. Elh::!l Arbaugh was . Patsy G~twel spent Saiur{!ny cvr ,1n arternoon railer , . 1 mn~ Wlth Mrs Waller Ebhn ll~s Lena Keller has gone to , Uarrc!l Uube1ts. But}rus sp1-nc ~IarJ('t\a to make her home w'th the holiday w1th Mr and Mr ~ her son·in·law anrl daughter ShermJ.n Roberts. ~nd Mrs. Leslie Blaugh af'ter_;r~: M~iL_f!J,(l,j~r.~ Robert .f<"Ju\k 'rnt h~ ,pro.pertr to Mr. and ...:\r sptnL RYi§~ !ft~n . Columbus.<on H.ihey. ·, ---~ and Urbana. . M1s s Sh1ri 'V Rrthf"rt s anrl M~rria Grover <:ailed on Mr. and Mrs. I and daughter, Mr. and Mr:-1. Millon E"fJ'oll', Athe:DJ. Mr. end Mrs. John Gilmore and lfauchtcr V•lcrle or S:rracuse spl'nt Sun,day with .ilr. and Mrs. Curl Fnderlck. l;ht£'r H:sther, Jun RJd1•nnm· SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATiON" 990. '' . . •' and nln;;;: w1th Mr and Mrs l':orman Frederick and sons F.l"Ofl Spencer and tamily, Raf'inc ~pent Sunday w1th his par. !!~Mr. and Mn Henry Spencer On Your Dial · ' In Gaillpolla· 1 who 'SAFE •. Thl' Lad,ic~ B1ble Cl• 55 of tht l' l~st Baplu~l Church will me(!l th1s evenlna: at the home o£ Aln Cblll'les White a! 7:30. prompt bringing In your stalled or wre<ked car wb.enover !rouble olrU.e!i. - -- - ClASS MEETS TONIGHT · DEPENDABLE. ECONOMICAL 1 ROGER M·O RGAN • • y " • •u ,_ 4 Call Us For .lohn Hayes aqd d)urhter. Ml·. aild ~r:..., Vil!tor Wood aud son ofrMithJ.iiiD \iha•Ihd Wood of Toledo apea1 aeveraJ days wl1h tbelf · parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wood. SpeDcer visited hP.J ' Mr•. Several Ollly Olle Year Old , , i· 1 ~xcesses - ·1: ' ' ' JIMltU' P!Ul.S8NS Your FORD Dealer S. Tblnl Sl. " Mr. and Mrs. . W.ncolo RusselL anQ d.au&htor ~epdcd a ,birthdaf \, rlinner honorin~ h,er mother, ~rs . , ~ M• .•• d,Mrs. Mow,m •P.ol Sal.. Knopp at w.. t ColumbJi Wadneo· " urday e\terung Wlib Mr and Mrs . . Norman Sehaefcr, day evemng Mr and Mrs s.tev'! Ehlm ant ~t and .Mrs Joe :Hatfield anl'l ' I children s-pent Sunday J~~ith his b· i chtl~r~. Ma~~?n : Va. wer~ - wrt:,. ~,':, llher, Tom Eblin and mter, D.Jr~; ~.nu guests .of th;, fhmlhe!l oi . , Paul Sll)'der and famJ!y Charles Sm1th, .Mf' and jMiif. Mi· Mr and Mrs. Lawrt->nce "mith cha~l, Mr and Mrs ~hu~ate and children and Judy Gilmore Kay Wyatt and Rus '' Ltttle were ! attended a rev 1val meelmg CroQb:ville Sllnday evening , , , . Paul Jf!cobi was 11 m weeleo.d weekf!'nd guests of th"!r i!ran:tpar· ~lr a.nd Mrs. S A. t:att. .~hzcl 'll1 chael. sp~·nt t .:. week (' d•. w~tl).)~·~·~.eh~f.en . at, ero¥ . and Mlthi.Iep.otjt; , Mrs. Clyde Jencs and ~~N~h ~K Jo Ann spent ThanksgJvi.ng day I ents, ·j· guest of his parents, :rtr and Mrs Peat·\ J~trobs 'fj]anksgivmg dJOne\ guests were M[- and Mrs Brl\ Da J Vi s , Jerrfi. Dilv1s Mr und Mr~ Jet·ry Pulhn.s a~d sun Jet( und Wllh Lmcoln RU3,'JCU andtfu.nui)'. Pauf Jac(lbs. --- ~- - ~----Eamest Powell and f;~mr!y ond son wvre hohday ·guesti of his Mr. and Mrs. OrvJlle Allen w(lf::J parents; )1r )ltl.d Mrll. Gcrrner Thanksgkving dinner guesl11 • lf Bowen · and family, McAr:hur. Mr. and Mrs.. Sammy L-ew1s. thaoksatving gue~Jts of l..aw· Ml"R . Marvlft Cox .ond san have rrnce Smith and tafrllly were. Mrs. gone to Ula~ to be with Mr. Cox Anna Willi ol •POmero.y l an.d ,, r.[r who h ~~ ~mployment 1here. [!.np Mrs~ :PDn Bmttb;r Ul:lrnrftl. .M:· and ~II~;:. Lawr~·nce EDlin Mr. a?td ..)Us. IJou Diehl, Mr 1nd and daughter Were dil.ner guc!h Mrs (van Blih1 and• MY. ·sad · MJls of Mr ,and Mrs. Steve Eblln and John Dlebl wtre :holiday r iiinnea• Children ,ifhanksglvml{. gueJts of Mr and M!-~: Cb11!r. HIJf'ld ~ 11nct Ml~~ ~wen utf 'lind !on, llouls . • ' '. I I ' ''YOUR • Jean Wr ight WARNS OF 'PARTISAN l )nddh!porl, Oblo ' ., WHEEL~ ' New Sealed Beam Lamp lmnroves Auto Headl'ighes B ev~ Ward Hayes, Mt . .•nd Mrs. Eb(!r warner and Ji~ ltldneour llpent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs sister, I WOMEN AND We'It' happy to note L1n Yutang's prediCIIOn thal during the IY Mltl, 'HAnll PRIDF.UUCK nl'xt ~ yean th<'re will lH: two Ed M~Eiroy returll'ld to Akm•'i more world wars. It's reassuring Sunday .. ner sptmrlm; Ias1 W('!Jk to know thcrn will be another :so with Mr. and Mr.'l. John HayM YC_!~ ---Mrs. Lillie Chrll!ly ltpcnt Ialit l'al'i in Jill eri hv 11 I':H w Athrns week wlth her daugh ter and ~nn in law, ·P.Ii', and l\tn. Don Matlack 10d was cnnrm2d Ln R hospital. Mrldrcd Bnum, ·Cmcmnall, was at Belpre. I t'(ICt•nl visitor nr Mr. lind Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Orr of Col ulnb\11 st•tnl Tbank5giving w1th ~d naum Mr. anrl Mn. John Hayes, dau~r. and .Mn. Henry Spcnr£~r the hOliday \\itlh.:ttteb: , son.jn.(aw Ed MclClroy spent Werlne..,day Mr. and Mrs. S A. W)•att were holiday guests of thljir daughter} Mr_ 11nd l,lrs. Ru.ss~U a1 R~pq_nd. " Ben Morr~ of ,Bradbury .~~ff: :a 111 • guest of !dTJJ. NellJe MQrrla an~ ~ . son Cbe&ter, 'thanksgiving. · :, l' •q l ' ·l 1'•([ . ' 0, ~ I• ; \Vc dfer 24·hour wreeker tervlee,· or the Probate f'ourt County, Ohio lt.;m; 12 fH3..Jtc ~ WOLFPEN Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stabl Jnd versity HospJla\ for treatment. guests of his sl.der, Mr. and Mrs. .Mrs. Jwae rurntr bad liS her Norman Schaefer, Tbo.nksgivlog. 1 guests her son, Sam Turner and ·ay MRS. JOHN DIEHL , wJfe of Marltm. Mrs. Turner and Attendance at Sunday Sehool Mrs Louell~ Sta~l. and .lion guests wert,dianer IUests of the. Nov. 27 was 79 offerrng $11 17. JllhD were TliankSilVIng dlDilCI' 1former's daulbter, Mr. and Mn. Re~· Ha,rr~ Bntes left lnr Woods guests of he: daughtt>r, Mr. and Mil tort Hood, Th\lrsday. f1~ld\' Mo~day tu conduct a one Mn Pearl Gilkey._ Ouy Cole and family of Wel! we&lt' revwal Word wa!ii r~e1ved here that stott wen!~ ThHnbtivtng ~ilelt# or son ••S(evtm of S'1x:kdale wen• L"llrs. Belle Hdt had entered Uni· Mr and Mrs~ Joe EVans ·_ _....______,__, -- --- -------- - - .....,.....,~ OAK HILL . Mr. aritt M~§. Jack Wood spr.oj LAUREL CLIFF ·.~ Today's Chuckle i{'l:'ra~cd Jufl.~o:e M('l~.~ ' indulgencH!; Jn partl88.11 exceasel!!l." He eald he would a co~Uve foreign p:(!Ucy debate. (lt~fltiiO~) Hlrlr e~~ I! Pomeroy, Ohio, has ~f'n duly appOJniPd •s F.XC'C'Uior 11 the Estal(' or S.r1h Atkin,; latt Jf Poml:!roy, M('igs County, Ohio. John C. Bacon • POUCY as a ~~blo ~art of the pruJdentlaJ John Foster Dulles ~Is repdrtars tllat no ~erlcan Will d~8betateiy ttnperU But that perU could ..reJUlt t'rom eareJeu or uilfn· Noll<'(' rs bereby iiVf'U that Edl· • .. I l ot State lxeeutor Atkin•. D.e11 . . . 10~. II w Harry Capr. hart Saturday r.ven1ng. · M~. ' and Mn. Norman Johnson Mrs Kenneth Mankm and chll· of· Sun:ti\ttt SUlt~Oil speni Saturday drcn and Mrs Mable Bolm speni at tbe .ltua~U Paltitcr home Sunday in Columbus. ~lf.~ S:n<( Mrs. Web~r Thom~ Mrs Arthur Eblio and Mrs. J . ~p~~t .¥onda.ytlt the- Will Hellman D Ad•ms and daughlf't: spent ha;mo. , w.. nne~ day Rrt('rnoon with Mrs • Mrs. MarY' Ua~l:.1J' , spc.nt Fnd 11 ,. Willwm Cook with .M'r; .agd Ml'S. Rus 11 cil ramltll Pnl sy nnd L01fin.) Grover spent Mr. and. MrS. ' Gerald V1ulet or lhc holld;ry ~A l th Shtrh. .\ Rob~rts T~p~rl rla'Jp.s: wece hollda' :\1r. and Mrs Lawrence ~blin gut'a.ts o£ Mrs. Jennie Roush. md daughter of M~Conn('lsvdlc Mr. and ·Mrs. Lenard Lanham qpcnt the weekend at lh c1r homf'l were visitin,a r&t'. and Mrs. Frank Mr. anrl Mr~ Oliv~r Lmkenhok· LaQham Mond~. er of Columbus spent the we<!k Mrs. Buel Ridenour and snn ('nd here at Lhr1r home. called on J. L. Wickh~m Thursda~ Mrs. Edith Dnv1~ .~pent !lw 1\fr, and Mrs. John Wickham W!'ckcnd Wllh h.:r .•l.'i lcr. Mr~. Frank Well and Ivan Well wer(' r.unes Ilazc.i lon and Cam1 ly. Sunday e11Uers of Mr. and Mrs J. L. Wickham. .rm lloh~tt'lt<'r wbo:-;e Pll~t OHtrr ')e;-; I ~ M l1r1h Dat!'d this 26th day of Nuvt'm L'IL ABNER I NOTICI OP APPOII~TMENT lht•t• tf ~ --\ Sunday P.k and Mrs. Wayne Britk18l were guests of Mr. and Mr.!!~ Ri· chard Henderson~ of Coolville. ·-=== BAS HAN Orr, COMMISSlON OF 01110 Cl RLY KAYOE 1\.fr.s Ua Stone of Vienna, 'N. Va. the holiday with Mr. and Mrs William Fulton. Mr and Mrs. Carl Kuhn of Canton were visiting John Kaylctr •nd Mrs. 8"ennie Gainer and nesday witb Mrs Mtry Hniley wm; of App,l.e Grove and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dana Turner Jr., Mrs. Qrv)' GaJ~er apen'f Sunday and f1mll.v' spent lh~ holiday W1lh w1th ErDaal ·tkbreckcngo_st of Par· Mr. 8nd Mrs. W1l1 Heilman no- kersbure. I .r.tr. and )r.fi'S. Harry Brown ~nd enl · f.hilc]ten ~nd Mada!iJJe lly~ell ap· Mhos J11nct Of" and triend and wcr,e ,~olidaj guests of Mr and Martha OrrJor Colllmbus .spent th~ MJS. Jf.U..~~eH Painter holiday wlf Mr. and Mrs. A,rthur Mni. Mllry Barley Sp('nt Thu THE PUBLIC UTILITIES .. spent ~lr pllny. NOTICI OP (upper) tcr and family ORDERED, That a <·opr of this entry be served, forthwith , u1101l the SyrnCUJe Home Ul!lthcs Com· 12.fl, 13, ot • belleoptu OOhtnd "eaemy"" Uftu dw1Df Merle Davis, PoJr. and Mrs. Davi5 of DJXl(1)" spent Sun. day with Mr. ahd Mrs. Arvll Hoi No. 25,9111 Appilcalion <tf Syracuse Home Ut1lltlr.s Company ror Permanent Rate for Natural Gas. ENTRY The following form nf legal lice submitted with the above tlt!Nl application rs her·:by pruved for publical10n: ''LEGAL NOTCE Nolicc u hereby ~lVcn of I J G_raut VIneyard and faffilly, D1y~ ton, Mr. and Mrs. Charle.a Chaf· fee and family Silver Ridge Mrs l.illie Hardway, Mrs. Evely~ Briekles and John Kaylor. , ~~ Mr, and Airs. Roland Torr'enee and fam1ly and Miss Naop11 Chaffee spent Su,,day w 1th Mr. and Mr3. Carl Morris, Galbpoiis. ' George Thornton and L. z. Hoff. man and sons of Wheeling speot the weekend with M:-, Hoffman'B mother, Mrs. Vivian Hoffman. Sh~ returned home with them. Ronal~ C:OMMISSION OF OHIO ..... AJIJD .... I llfii Visitine Mr and Mrs. Georae Hamilton over the weekend were M:r. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul of Sumner, John SJsson of Orville " Mrs. - 11 THE PUBLIC UTILITIES IRE 8MJ'lft FMIILJ er, Mu Mab"l Kim 'EGINNING re.'lerving, Recorder's of!1ce December 3, J94J 111 Deed Book 151, page 178 APPRAISED as a whole at $4800. 00 P'orty·Eight Hundred Dollars. TERMS OF SALE C1:1sh on day of Sale. The Mar.thal reserves the lrlhlllta RobeJi K1m of Washington Slate ~pent Fnday mght w~.lh hi!: moth· I 70 Lamar 4fl Mis~our1 '7R PPppcrdll\1" 74 WEST fiR Orcgnn 49 7l Wo~bington fit 66 ~raulein 1 o 4i a~ dl'slgnated un a m01p of . nculn He•t:hl~t, matle by BreeN" I l' t•rp.:r, Regutered • CJvt1 En n~crs, Huntul.gton, Wru~t Vtr- 1 n1a . da ted Q('l nber 17, 1942. a · P~ of wh•ch map was !lled 1n I .r off;r-e of thr R.-corder of i O! Jg~ Count}, Ohw, Decembt>t ' · 1942, 1n Plat Buok No 3, at 1gr.' 43 and 44, and being morE" 1r' Jtularly bounded and de.s 1berl a., follows BEr.rNNING at pO'nt m the south !Jne of Lin)Jn Hoad at lhe C(lrner between ot.'l 44 and 45, as .shown on 3ald Up; !hence With the Said line of incoln Road, S 63 deg 31' E., 50 .'ct, lhell'Ce Wllh the Une betweer1 uts 45 and 46. S 2ti dCJ. 09' W, 00 feet, thence N 63 deg. 31' W., .Q reel , thence Wtth the IJDe be· wean Lots 4ol and 45 N. 26 dea ,g· E, 200 r~t to the point or It is, further COMPLETE insurance Protectlf'111, perty they recently bought from. Mr10 L L. Keller. Mr. and .Mrs. Floyd Slout of Lcng Bottom were vJ.dt.ing Mr. and Mrs George Caldwell iiild Mr aad Mrs Tom Pernn, Sund rt~·· Mrs Grace Kuhn and son spent seven! days 1n Canton. Mr and Mrs Wayne Brickles were ea!iing on Mr and Mrs. Rdu~llcll Spencer o( Chester Sun- property, to wil.-"l.ot , (20 8) Insurance Llf.e, Aulo, Flro, Polio. CaU DoD PNM'I!I\NS • MINE Milia, Middleport, Ohio. pet M and up. We deliver. H. H. --- ' J . L. H•wk, Minertville, Ohio 'lliiNKING OF buflnl tnauraacel Phone Cheater, Ohio or SP· Guaranteed aavlllJ:I up to BO-. Jtl778, Mason, W. V1., after (I V, D. EDWARDS, Pboae 81-X . p.m. J.flll 11 Pr•U• Fork on Home tU. t-11 t1 ll-l 0 3011 Rt. 33. Prlee $ft. Gladys Frost, Pomeroy Ohi(l, Rt 3 l2·G-8tp ~<s ct1b c d All rna. chme~ anti rt>pa1rs fully gu11r anlf'r>d . I'REE HOMP.: DEMON the STR.<\TION Plt0n e 909;.1', Kect- hlufg by the Syrac,tllll> Home Uti(l[l '.r; .Scwinu Mac.hLne S'ervice l1t1t!S Company, 200G Fillrfax Road, Pnm croy, Oh!v. ' C1.1lumt>us, OhiO, on the 16th rlay lr---~.:.i:.:.::;:;;;;;;;;..,..,;;;;;;, of Novemhcr, 1955, with t~J Pub FOR THI BEST he UtJlitics CommiJs1on of~ Ohio, IN USED CARS of an application proposing to Ill SEE crease its present rale for natunl g119 of $1 25 for the fiut 1,000 cu. _ _ __:..::.:_: J'l.1eKNIGUT ft., per month, and 70l" per thous MOTOR SAL!!$ rm<l CIJblc feet for all ovl:!r 1 000 llthoM 1U MIMrHille, Ohio cu rt, w1lh a mmimum chargt' or $1 25 per monlh and a penalty of ~c per lhous11nd for dcl!nqurql Jlllymcnt, to a permanent rnte ol $2 oo fol' the f1rst !iOO cu. rt , per mnnth, Me per 1,000 tu. ft, for the next 4,500 cu. tt , und 95c per thoU!illnd cu (t, for all over li.OOO cu. Ct .. Wllh mmimum ehalg<' of $2 00 pcor tnonlh and a penally Gf :5c per lhousand on all account~ not pllld Wililln 10 day6 of the end o r lhe biillni month. Syracusl!' Uome Utlllti£'.s Company fly Cha!m('rs Parker, Secrela1·y" LUMBER • 1 yenUng Female roMERANIAN ' Ihe afternoon, l'~tJTS BY IVILYN IRICKLU Sunday School 1ttendanee was 22. colleeUon $7 15 !dr. tnd Mrti Fon llal ~ey and mo t.her. Mrs. Ada Tall moved from the Hardway property to the pro- II Wfi- Hobst('tter, Exe<>ulor 12 6 31c M1ddle-;~ged man wan is part tim<> job around Middleport or Pntn· eroy. Phone Coolville 3718 Ernest Calhcoal, ReetlsvJIIe, Ohio Sc.i• One kJtchon Itt U, 12l Wanted to Rent 8-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT for sal!) or rent. Call at Allen Gr.\utaer'a Storo, near POJt· orfite, Rutland, Ohio. 12·3-6tp 't ~ 5 r o Jill [ J arne ptl J I pt·rl) nu guud 1.;1 All u;!liiH I ( 1 tn h lltb t' 1 ot al pr1cl' $1800 o • ()WIHr v.1l l f 1nctnce r1ght party I , MINERSVIL '. E ~6 · room fram ! Gentleman :wanl<; housekecpm ):( w 11h ha'h gn.~ h!'alln~. ga:ag room Wnte Bnx 668·8, % Th on hq~h'''d:l' J<.;xcelknt buy , D011ly Sentinel, Pumeroy, Obio. $450000 1243tc: MINERSVILLE 4 room fram hotlsr, tnal fut nar ~. clPCiru:l I 14 J Fer Kent 1 and f!~" S2500 uo OwrJPr wr ROOM f 1 f nan cc w11h small ~own pa~· I 3. TRAILER or rent. S R. ' mrnt Hendrix, Syracuse. 12-Mtp J __ -· ~ FARM---~ ronm f ra mr !JOust For rent-Jo~URNISHEO HOUSE ~m·1 \l ct>ll~1 . .:rod barn. ~a~ag · 1aae 0 ? 11: • ~o d h1g h way nc-ar v1l 7 .tooms on Lmcoln Hill, with garage and laundry bas 1ie.J;I w1Lh ha,:lt • t·lt ~,ot. clturchc; an nnd furnac' t'ttermostatlc ~t11ra.~t. 25 acres mQs!ly tractor controlled For appotnt'ment, t1llable $2200 Oil cllll Ewing Store, PhOhe (33 or FARM-100 acres wlth very goo Ewing rtUidcnce 31).1J 12·3 ({ 8-room house. ceJLer und cncl o' -- ------r _ _ , _ ed poreh, 2 barns, ga rag e un r 2 Five room moderu APA,.JI.T. shop, olhN bu:ldlngs 40 acre • MENTS, wllh laundty and garm cu!1lvat10n All mineral , age. New G-1·oom dwelling with $6500 00 garage and laundry. Phone RENTALS-23 4 b~ droom house: 310-M A. N Bengel 6-27-t! or aparlmunts ---- TRADE - your p1 ~'-~en I homt> w-h1ch For ren~xtenslon Laddera, 1 you may br r•ut;£11JWin!! for n Scaffold Boards, Drop Cloths 4 hcdrnom h om~ mndern in Clinton Fisher, MiddlePQrt. l'Vcry dr•ta1l Y..lth full basemen• Phone 6265-X. 11-1-tf and large lol - - - - - - -- CUCKLER REALTY For rent-Elemic w1Up.aper Box 129 Phone 108 y tte1mer. Clinton FiBber, Mid- 12-3-3lc ' dleport. Ph . 626~-X.. 11-1-tf - - - - - - - - ··~---Offers w!ll be received at lhl:! APARTMENTS, Gravel Hlll, Mid· office of Manntng D , Webster, dleport. Call 6176-J. 10.26-t! Pomero} , Ohw, up to 3.00 o'clock 'fwo Furnished 4-Room APABT- P. M, Decrmher 15, Hl55, for tho! MENTS, new furniture. Ut1lltlt1 Hart Stanhery home prop!'rty, con· paid. Call 8044·M 8-20-tf !i~tmg or a 12 rl/0111 frame dwell· ing, fu rnacr. Hne sma ll barn , largp 117) __:: 6hed and 11 ,.!J house with about thre(' aet ,., of hind on Luley WANTED-Full lime comblna· Strct'l . Pumerny, near school, an!'! tlon nunc and housekeeper. thref' lrlh nn Umon Av(lnU<! Thf' m:hl 1 ~ reserved to rej.:ct Good wagOB, mne hours free all of{(••!; weekly. Lois Cecli, Middleport 191i3 WILLYS AERO t:agle Hard ---·-~------- Top coupe. $79~. Blaettnar's, Business Services Pomeroy, Ohio. ' 12·3·61c ~~jft:jif·-;;;;~: - ·--· - -~-~ -- -- - -~BRADl''OftD. '-AUCTION 1953 8U1 C~ Special Delux 4·<1oor Phone 3821 , Racinf', Ohto Si!dan, $1291i BlaetLnar's, Pom· l2-6.18tc eroy, Ohio. . _ _ _!2·3 ·~c For reliable radio~;nd TV tall 604:6--J. We lDM BUICK V8 Supoc 2-door R1· makea. Sehmolls vorl• Coupe, $219~ Blaettnar'~~;, Middleport, Oblo. Jlomer()y, Ohtn. -------- T" · 0 ak. FLH.l\' I ~J\r.U HOL..:'-1'. !Or v B"" ut-~up, kl" Poplar, &11awood, Pme, Walnut I C(nrpt(•'rtr modl'rlt Freshl Allio Oak. Poplar, But.wood l p a•n'Nl fin LrnCilln. Heigb.' Jumber, green or dry. '-4:, ~. C<>ll 330 \t 11 -17 6-4, 8-4. Delivered to our --- - - - - -- I ~ 1 ---------------------~Th~e~O~al~lv=~~nH='ne~ . ~~~Pom~ - ~e~r~=~==i~dd~le=~~c~rt~,~~~---------------------------~--------~·~~~ ~- TUPPERS PLAIN I 1••urANTED ~ I &peclai-Ooe montb ror per wonL Sentind I (1 1 ARMY, · u~ FIGHT .IIttALlYTOVER WHO'S TO FLY NOTICE OF SALE Ey virtue of •n Order of Sale. No. 4336 duly IUUi'd out of the Umted States DJslrt~t Court :n and for tbe Southern Diilrlct of Oh1o. Eastern D•vtsJfln , m the cue of The UnH- 1 ~-d ~tates nf Am~ru~a YP.Nl~~ Rn w nd r Wilson and Irbi - M. n I will offer f:>r sale to the ':hc .. t bidder, at the door of the :1g.s County Court House, at ,mercy, Ohto, on Frida)', .JanuY 6th 11156 at 1 OO--One O'Clock 1'uasday, December 6, 1955 Tuesaoy, December 6, 195~ Dr M:ar,. Lou Chapmaa BEARING UP 1 •• . . ,..' DONe"II. ~.~.~ . �'\ ""T--- -·~ I • • . Pciae Eight The Dailv Sentinel, Pomerov-MiddleDQrt,' Ohl;, : Clifford-Kennedy Double Ring Ceremony . . ~---- -- Tuesday, December 6, '1955 LOOK/ -HANDS, NO MANI r --------- SUTTON • Performed Friday By Rev. John Turel ' Mls1 Clance. J . CHfrord, dauab· The couple are at home to their ford 1 200 Butt~trnut Ave., became the bride Of Cli.lford Slatt1 Ken ned)'-, ton g1 Mr . and Mt! . William Ave Gue5ts at the wedding and rt>eeption were Rev. Fr. Turel. Mr n ina:. Dec:!. 2 at 7 o'clock at the Sacted Heart Chureh. 1 The double ring ceremony wu and Mn. LeRoy , K.enaedy, Mr.s Bett.y Butts, M1.w; Shn·ley Wippel, Miss Fran~e Wippel, lotus Sh trley e.i itltie. ) ter olllr. an.d Mra. Ciaren.oe Chf- many frtend~ at 2bO Butternut i C. Kennedy, Chester, Friday eve. and Mrs Clart:nce Ctilford, Mr performed JD tbe preaence of tbt immedta1e famllles With tbe Rev Ru sBell, Mtss Sally Bartels D-ud To The Don nie Orenoer, Muu Frankie Evans, Mr and Mn. James I Lloyd, Mu~ Kathw Lloyd, M1as JoAnne Jone5 .John A Turel, ofrJciatmg For her wedd!ng the bnde chose a .street lenKth dress ol whttc and Guy Ruucll, Pomeroy wool Jersey With gold accesr;orwM Mr and Mr 11 . WilHam C K e- n and a Whlte wml~ r bat and wor~ I nedy and M.lu ~abel Kmg Ches a cor:;age of yellow roseburis. I ter; Mt:>S Janet Epperly , Racme , Mrs .. James I. Lloyd, .!ll'OLer of Mr. and Mra. J p Bradbury, Chethe bnde Bnd matron of honor ~hire Mr and Mn Leshe Hawley wore a navy blue street !en~o:th Mtdd ieport, Mts.s Nancy Neuman , dress with p:nk .accessones and a Syracuse, Mrs Floyd Wtll ta ms, c=orsag~ of Pink rarnatwns Master Elber! WIUiame. Mlsa BarPatrick Duffy, Pomeroy, served bara w1 J!iams and Muter Clar· euce WIUtams au of Rutland. as best man Mrs. Clifford, mothf'r of th~> bride wore a pcrewmkle blue dl'e s~ and a whtte rarnat 1on conage. Home Demonatrators Mrs. Kennedy wore a 1ray Urffeta 'llnit HoW. MeelfinoK drep and a wb1le carnation cor· The Reedsvlll,..Lona: Bottom .sage Home Demorutration Club met at Followmg the weddmg a recep- the home or Mra. Maxine White· t!on wu held at the home Of tb P. head Cor the November meeting bride's parents wh1cb wu d6corat- The d 1scussion on the "Health ed Wltb basket~:; of multi colored Con ference" at Late Hope was Jed mums and llg btcd tapers with the by Mrs Tress Swaw Dunng the weddmg g1fts formtng the back- bustnE"s~ se~slon, Mrs. Whitehead ground was elected to be a llom e Counctl Asststmg With the reception memher J>ot\uck lunch WM served to th e were Mrs LeRo,. Kennedy, M1s1 Shnley Russell , M 1~ Frank ie 1 fol:.1w1ng Mu; Pauline Meyers. ~van s, all o! Pomeroy, Miss Nancy Mrs. Murgaret Brown, Mrs Tress Neuman of SyracusE', M1ss Jan•t Swam , Mrs Ruth Balderson, Mrs Epperly of Ractne and Mrs Fl oyd Ltl han Ptck:ms, Mrs Whitehead , E Wlihams of Rutland Sue and Nola Meyers, Melanie and Imm ed mt ely after the reeeptwn Lmda Brown and Jeame Whilethe couple lefl for a trq1 to Ken- he ad Next meetmg to be held on Dac 28 at the church basement 1!, tucky an d So uthern Ohw The brid e Is a graduate of Porn - Long Bottom l'roy H1gh Sc hool cla.-;s of 1953 and 15 employed a.s telephone operator PLAN CHRISTMA~ PARTY for the Ge neral Telephone Co, Tho Busy GJrls ·f...H Club will Pomeroy The groom ill a graduate ll&ve tbeir Christmas party on of a Columbus Hlgll School cl.us Tuesday, December 13, at the of l944 and 111 employed 1u clec· home of Carol Criswell with tn cJa n for th e Kul sor Alum1num Carolyn Wilson 111 the assisting ChemJcal Co , at Ravenswood hoslets. J VII ON OUioltD -~- -- - - ~ ' I 1855. 81\ftd plt+•. •P ·• telt tube rrom metal tr&J. ·TI'&J' lfu po~ltton!Jid ,. other hnnd, TIM ceJJ 11 U lHC bJfb, ~3 feet lon&IIDd e:y, feet. wide. Vlin& I&UIIe. one hiUid walhM ratllo&C!lha d111& oft' the oJIIer after an experlmP.nL GlU 1a Wad lia¥ " 'l.ndOW biOeJu l&.mrrw. rar-. RACINE PTA MEETING The Raeine PTA Will m~Ct at · the Racmc Grade School December. 12 at 7 i!O P. M ~EEDSVItLE IDENTIFY THE DAILY SENTINEL MYSTERY '• Santa Is Here As sh e told o{ her work as a bookkeeper for her father who was m the coal drayage business in Newport, of her determinatiOn to marry, Isaac Hutchmson. the man whom her lather did not want her to marry, and how throughout the years she and her cb.olce of h.usbands lived a full and . won.d.erful hle together until 25 year.e aa:() when hlB death came, . leaving her alone 1n the world , '\:Vhil~ •til:~-• i~eo• .stood. qllt ........ in1tef meft'locy MJ\11 Hutchinson at other t1mes was given pause to dop and thjnk baU: through the year.s, trymg to grasp at some Jncl· dent which would gtvc an answer to Lhe que.stlORi asked of her. CoaJ Haven, Ky, wu the site or her birth and Newport her home. It was on Fe~. 7, 1679, she marrled at Mt. Pleasant Jo a Method1st ctlurch by' a' Presbyterian minister wbOBe name she did not recall . .However &he dJd recall a bnneymnon spent in Cinc1nnah. Her father she sa1d strongly opposed her marriage and after-. ward she did not return tu biB bWJiness But at the end nr the month following, she recalls with a smile, her father came truda:ing down the roadway to her home with the large account book I' '• Who lo this man? Nome him and you will wiiiU.tO plus U .OO for every doy Tho Dally Sonllnel Mydery Mon ,;oea unldeftllfkAI. Membel's or the MYIIery Man's fomllv and the employee• or tho DIUy Senlbtel ore not eiJalble to win. Tbe ldonllty or This Man Is Now Worth . 4.00 BEN FR.ANKLIN 1C 1ft •............ ' . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... .• Bring The CHI LOREN To ~rJe Middleport Gift S~ggestions MYSTERY MAN CONTEST RULES '". , NAJIII ...... .. ....... . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...• ,. ' . ' •. . · ADDiriis . . . . . . . . · · · · . . · · · . · · · . · · · · · · · · · 'S Scive Timt~ SA T . ~- , v _. -. ..' .. '· """'"llf ' twO ~IIMII Trulnt.n ~ trau~ 'Olf:1ctaq. T." Laniar ~u­ " ' 'Nd by 111011 "J._,,. -t Tnunu. .. bMd ot lbe depor)inGit ..:X <UVIiton, on4 MattheW J." aJnne~. wbo W.. Truman•a appolnt:Jrtflll.t ....., tuy, a.re under ln41ctment b.7 • St. l.BW.. federal I!Ud ~ury Oil Char.. ot ~nn 1 to • traud the aoverlurumt lD • tu: cue. The c... lnVOivu ln1rlt - Sacha and Sbo-B.Ulta, Wholeaal• \~hot a i • CLAUS IN ELBeRFELD$ TOYLAND ON THE THIRD FLOOR W(DNE$DAY, THURSDAY, FRIDA~..-"'' And SATURDAY •: 2:00 To 3:00p.m. ·ELBERFELD r•ln ...,. tomewflat ... w•r'ftMr. Polio Program One Shot Program Of Salk Vaccine Is Advocated t:~:~i~,~~·~ Tucosil~)' Plab.S rcr an were vem.wood 'of to build hbm'\5 r~r ke}' or the $216,000Jl00 Klli511:r mlnum & Chemics.l Corp W11low Grove II ha s been ~tJmatcd Lh.!it 350 home~ are to be buill for familfe• o( top fli&ht men tn tbe or&ani · zall on who wtll move to t~e l''e~. Ford F Morrow, operathmr mnnager for Kats er a' R.avPnswood .tnd A n. Lmdley, mamt.enaocl' ~ uporlnlendf'nt , werr 1n Hunting· to n on Tuesday to ~on f E'r wtth Paul C P<~n ca ke . agent for U S Steel homes Aeeompanymg tbe Ka1 ser official!;; was R?.y Rl,tchie, head of the fmn of BMo & l:lJC ch ie. contraclc>rs. Rttchte LS deveJopjng of property Jn Ravcns.wood cordsneo w1th suggested 0£ streets, Juts, S:.lrYICO and the llke designed by engmeers Key personnel who ne to chase the homes Oh a basil personal dlOtce are expected ' ESTHER HUTCHINSON be m the area by January, when full production will be effect The hom~ will cost under his arm and asked ber, lines you undr.r.~ta nd but for lhc tween $15,000 IVld ~,000 eacb. "Essh;, will you make ou.t f.tie man I hke best " Querietl as to what she thought monthly statemenl11 for me?" From that date on she .said nolb- ot tel evision, Mn. Hutchmson reing more was ever s.ud or the plied, "Ntce J suppnse but st1\l a lot of foolilbness on !t I can see oppos1tion to her marriage. La~t;r ~be •..,od. b.tlf Jmsba~~ - w~t ~~ g.~it~ 'r ~II and d?J.ft ~avt 1? to Uniontown and t&en ..d&iiae into u§f my «Jisses ,but .ln,!a;LMeigs County wbere they settled muCh foolishness on lrTO'ira,f down otl a farm where th!!Y. liTed I• epMrl'!nt good health, ablt until just a fe!"' years pr1er to to walk about the house alone, Mr Hutchm11on .s peath when the ustng eye glasses only for readmg Jn ·an elcelion or officers held farm was aold and they moved and lnrely m t'lcr chatter, Mrs; Hutchmion make~; her home wtth Tuesday evening the Third Ward into Chester. An avid reader, Mr$. Hutchi~ Mr. and Mr1. John Gin ther and Volunteer Fifl C~aay ~ected Gilbert Frecmpn, Laurel st., u son said that she was just now family or Chester When the wr1ter Lcok a photo- pre11J~e nt for the en!lui.ng year fimshing "Unpardonable Sin" written by Or Laltin. A church graph or her With a Pob.rmd and Jlm l"ugate, w. Maln St . as woman she is a member or } be Catnera •nd then showed her ~he VIOO president. other officers named were MethodJst Church nf Chester and plt'ture 1bp remar~ed, t My Land Robert Couch, , B\lttenmt Ave ., nlthough at the century mark m what won't they think o£ next." That ended tbe tntervtew wlth as IH!Cretary and ~"r~BaU, Welife still quite intere$tcd tn tbc life that move about bet in the the hope exprc:-1-icd by thu• wnt· he Terrace, as treasurer. Dave Goodwin wu eJected .eap· er that on ber birthday Dec . 17 commun lty Robert Hysell, l1t Lt.; Roy taln: that ~he might receive a whole On election day.e, "[ go to !be polls, every time, Of course .some sack of bll'thday grcetmgs from Reuter, 2nd Ll; Ro1lagct Neubone comes and seLs me since I folk of thJ.S area who \IROUld un ling, 3rd Lt.; Cbw~• D.Mar, 4th wouldn't be able to Walt that far. doubtedly all like to "live to be a Lt., and John ThomaJ, .second assistant fire cbtef. But I KL> and I vote. No party hundred." Trusteea named are· Jim Fugate, Elmer Ramm and Harald Ebersbach. Named to tbe House Committee were RoY· Kaspar and Harold Ebenbach with selec tions yet to be made to the committee for the 1st ward comGardner, pa1tor of the Church of pany. Christ, officiating. Burial wUl ~ Robert Couch was eJected as in the Riverview Cemetery. Mr.e: George Reynolds, 77, Lo· chief of the flr'st ai<l ·tAuad w1th Mr. Childs was a member of cust Street, Middleport, died Charles Werry aa ('.apt.; Roy Lhe Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, Tuesday at the Meigs General Reuter as Lt. and Phil Globotar Amenean Legion; the Modern Hospital where sbe bad been a a.s secretary and treasurer. Woodmen of America; the Eagles; surgical patient for several weeks Named to the committe<\- for a vl!tcran of World War I and a She was born ln Middleport and the Polio Drive arc: Rolland member of Company C. He had wa1 the daughter o{ the lll.te Neut.z.Ung, John Thomu, Harold held hts present po5i1mn for ap· Wilham and Mary Braley DeVm· Ebersbach and Roy Kaspar. proxtmatejy twenty ycal'3 ny. Her husband, George Reynolds, preceded her in death in * WASHINGTON UP- The natwn s leading poho authoritie' mel here today to consider reeom- mendmg a one :.hot vaccmation I prr..o"r•m to stretch Salk ~upplJt>., ,o m llllollii or chi!drl'n who oth~r wiSe wuuld l:O unprotected 111 lS;)fj The prl' ~ l'Ol p rogram ca lls for thret' mJect Jon, over an cJghl month perwd M;;ny experts are urgmg that the schedule I'Je cut tl!mport~nl) lo one shoi lo g1ve protoctwn to far mQ!t: yoiP!rrP*~s Summoned to C:4J8,5ldtr t.be: questw n were Dr Joou £ S.ali:. the government's techDlcal C.OIJUAHi ec on the vaccme, medlC.ill and publte health lead ~ rs, and offtctals of the Nahonal Found ~t1o n for In · I I f.antJie Paralyu~ Support £or a one-shot program )trong But wovcrnment o(fJ· ~:all ctals 1111d Jt was " anybody'~ guess" what would come out of the secret meetmg The tit:Mnf. (lnt•rnar!onal ) . Two (pemonies Mark 14th f'iremen Elett Is Giv.en rut· i, To,ldentt~y Of - _ N .,. e'X-~~~~rs ~~ ,., \.: . . . farlHarbor Anniversary For Next Year to-j J HOLZER HOSPITAL 1952. Admitted Tuesday. Joseph Ro· Survi111or!ll include o daughter, gers. A1 buckle. W Va, Kathryn Mrs. Madge Hutsell, Cuyahoga Lt khfu:~ ld, New Haven; Mrs. Paul Falls; two .sons, Guy , Middleport Long Bottom and and Craig, Cuyahoga Falla; three Cbarle.<~ Wilt, Middleport grandchildren , three great grand Admitted today: Mn. Carl Ncl- children. Son , Pomeroy Friends may call at the Rawl· Births· A daughter to Mr. and lng..CoatA Funeral Home where 5erv1ces will be held Friday at Mr.s. Carl Nelson. two o'dock w1th the Rev. c. E. Hoyt, pa&tOJ' of the First Baptist MEIGS GENI!RAL HOSPITAL Admitted Tuesday· Mrs. Roy Church, and the Rev. Fred I. Gaidner, ChurCh ot Chmt, of· Strickland, Pomeroy. ficiating. Burial WIU be m the Discharged Mrs. Sarah Ne1gler Middleport Hill Cemetery. and .son, Syracuse; Mrs . Clara Mrs. Reynolds had belonged ~~,~~~the Rev. Fred .~-~g_,_A_Ib_a. ~ny~·~--- ___ to the local Baptist Chureh since Sb(l w.:~s twelve years old and bad been the teacher of the Ladies' Bible Class until forced to retire because of ill health. F Andrew, Blessing Resigns Council Post AtMason;NoSuccessor Named Market Rep9rts CINCINNATI, 0 UP-Produce Eggs, large egp sl(~ady; medi· Urns Up lc, con.'IUIDCr& U. S. A reasons. It was alio iepori.ed that a state auditor reeenJI.y completed an audit of the books. Present for the meeting were Dl&Jor; a. J. and coUJto Gu7 Bleq. lD4 Ruuell lar&e !l.'i·~; brown 55 5B; me. dlurru 49-Slj brown mix 49·1H; el( tra large 60·51; ·A large white !H).. 52; A medium , white 00-52; A me· dium white 50 52; A medmm browa 44--fS; checks 28 31 : under grades 24-28; .smal! liiS 36; B large &8-48.: grade C, 36-38. Cb1d:eb!lo1 fryer!! 1teady: fryers S.S\2 lb la..l9; hens heavy over 5 lb Hght 5 lb and un . der hgh!, leghorns B-11. Every where lhroughoul MeJgJ County today there 15 .1 famU1ar opeoms to most conversations, "Who 1s tll.e }[y&tery Man?" As a matter of tact you'll hear folk m01t everywhere d.!ballng as to whom they believe the popular Dai).y Sept10el contest AUbJett 1S: m tbeJr beh ~f T.o(lay the ,.alue o1 the identity of the "Mystlif"y MAn" li. '$5100 and If ht> contmu~s nr ' 1'.f>m&IIJ unidentif1ed, the vah1e mcrcases b,v one dollar each day. No in the past contests when the prJze has ~ached the '5 mark we offer 1 clue to the identJt): ot.twe "Mystery Man," ben: then is the first clue The first is l•llt And last a firSt Find the trademark At tho hnc.s end. Somebody 1s going to have sotnc Christmas money 1r tbey can solve the clue and correctly Identify the "Mystery Man". Remember though, no telephone entr1es are accepted, only those on the cl)u. pon printed in these pagHS or by postcard Ttm of receipt in tbe Senhnel offtce.s w11i detcrmml" the winner. - - - - -- - I I Youth Seriously Kate Luella Kimes Burt In Crash· Racine Funera1 Setviees PaW Wol le.Near 17, Racme RO, lkletft to the Schackcl Clinic aftl'rnoon suffering from To Be Saturday Tuestlaylacerahom: of the {ace and ' ia~ ~erious l'~uneral .scn•lces for Kate Luella Kimes. 90, who di ed at the home of her daughter, Mrs. David Fiek of Chester, Wcdne.!iday morning will be held Saturday at 2 p m at thf' Ewing Funenl Rome with burJal to foUow in th~ Chester Cemetery Survlvmg arc )Irs. l-' ick and anol her daughter, Mrs Norman Neutzling, Pnmer()y, and two sons Theodore and F'Tank Kimes ot Pomeroy. ,. Mrs Kimes wa" a membC':r or the Chester Methodist Church And also taught school in Cbe~ lowru:htp for a numbr.r of years Her hush~nd, T. W. Kimes at(d one daughtC't' preceded her in dealh Also surviving ar :;> A number of mcce~ and nephews MASON CLINIC Admisslon11· Mrs. Malinda K Riggs, Middleport, 0 , Nov 29, Roy West Brinker, Mason, D~c I. Otto Bostic, New Haven, Dec. 2. Walliam C. QI,I.JiQD, Pomeroy, Dec. 3. Mra . Audi-el· Jeners, · Jl.hnersvtlle, Dec. a. Birthl: Mr. and Mrs. Jeflero, dau,Pter, Marla Dee. ,, II. . head, when lhc ('Br he was drivmg whipped of[ Glcn~y Watt Roa~ at M1\l I111l and r1 a"hcd mto a tr~e, demolbhing the car completely. Shenff Charles Russell reported Accordmg to the rrport, Wolfe was traveling wesl on Glroncy Wa:t Road, twn t('nlh~ of a mile south of Mill Htll Road, arournl. 40 m1l"~ per hour whrn h1 s veh1clP wenl out of control on !be grt~veled road 'the veh1r.b traveled z 1pruxi mately SO fert from !1-JP left lo the rl.ght o;\dr nf th~ highway, down a hill and r· ra ~ h('d into a lrec, demolbhmg the Ch~vrolct sedal'li. · Wolfe was lt~kt' l to the SebU:fcel Chnic at 1\tawn City b)'· the Pomeroy Emergency Squlld. l'u!l!l 0 f $172 Rai•d Fo~r>Wohamo Jr. Tenm . A total of $172 was collected last Saturday by the Wahama Athletic Boosters Club m a drive Lo colloct funds to help support 7th and 8th Grade football at Wahama High School, 1t was reported by Coac~ Ralph Sayre. The mnn~y was reeciv('d in (':<· ~brr~a·efor tag~ which were sold ln towns from Letart to tecomm~ndatwn of the ex· peru, expected by mgbtfall , will be submitted to Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele , head of the Pubbe Health Servtee He may make a fmal det:Jston h1mseU or refer the wue to the government's full Natwnal Poho Arlvuiory Committee wh1ch reports to the secretary of health, cducatwn and wei· fare Mall th• j~nt O'lllniution and Reuther wu nalftfll 1 ..-ica"f)rl- * Veteran Aid For Aged Officer. Dies Following Short Illness Funeral Services George Childs, sub d1VI11ion man:I~o lie On Friday ager of the AJd for lM Aged county D£fice, dted Tuesday eve· nlng at the Meigs General Hospital where ho had l1een taken on Monday after a short illness at hls borne. Mr. Childs had been in ill healtht for several monUts but had continued his work io Pomeroy He was the son o( lhe late Robert and Lily McGuffin Childs und was born In Ambrosia, W. V1 He WIL'I 67 yeare Did at thf time o[ hts death. Survivon; are his wife, the [orI11Cr Martha Gilmore; one son, Wilham Chllds; thr~e daughter~ . Janis, at home; Mrs. Cash Bahr (Nelle-. Mrs. Ralph Glbb8 Jr., (0orot.h,y), Middleport; !~IX grand· children; two brothers, Leo, Middleport; John S.• .MeMechen, W Va. ; a s!J;ter•iit•law, Mrs. Walter Childs, Tampa, Fla. Friends may call at the Rawllngs..Coat.s Funeral Homo where sN~lCell will be held Frjday at t.Ntht.. ,.... - with IY MICHAEL J O'NEILL UnitM Pr••• StaH CcNnlpcm.dent rt'L·s. G. Reynolds ' '' mlxH Single Copy BY REH GRUHI "The greatest .thriU Qf my lifetime was the day 011. •w}tlch ·I Wll o~rrled" , such waB !lie statement of E:sther Hutt;bm1on ' of · Clle!iler this week wheo aiSbd the queshon a_, to what had been the most ou tstanding thrill or lhcr hfe .11pan. Her cyc.s twmklcd and a smile wrenthl'd her feaJ.ure3 as she bru!lbcd back a s trand of wht le hair "The reason I 5ay that Js my btggesl thri ll 1s bccaW(' I marncd a m11n agamiit my fa:her 's wish es , and wa~ he angry! I remember th!tl qu ttc well." Th.e occaswn fur this wr1ter asking the questwn pf Mrs Hutchinson wa s the {acl that on Decem her 17, just ten days hence, s he wtU hove reached that age to wh!eh one asp1res, too years of age "If I L1vc To Be A Hundred" the title of a popular Mills Brothen rcrording ran through the mind of thJs reporter 1os he listened to the httle wb.ite hatred lady ~peak of the days of her early childhood m Campbell County, Kentucky, where she was born m ------------- NAill! OF MYSTERY MAN . . . . ... . ...... ..... .. . JUIIII•Pbo~~elll ------------~~~-~--~-~~~7-~--r.------ -------- twu-nngere<t mec!\a,nlr..a.J "hande.'" The "handJ:" a.re ma.neu\•erable enough to wuh diahes. pill®: ou_t and Ught e -claaret, thread e needl! 1 rl"ternatlonal) MYSTERY MAN ENTRY BLANK •n411 Of Chester Offic To Reach lOOth Year Hl!al ARI THUI VIEWS or the Knona Atomic Power labOtitJry•a now radluactlve material! lnat'l.lle.tJUn at tschenectady, N. Y. General ll:leef.rtc uverates It rurtthe AEC. Radlatlun equivalent to t~C' pruduced bj ~.000 Umea all the world'l radium CIJU!d be fta.rtdled safely he~ Wdtt or Iron phc~t­ phide conc,..t~t three reet thlcJc protect the technklau who operate the lab Sy remote Cllntf\11 with Each day unUI further notice, .The Dally Sentinel will conduct a Mylfery Man Contet.t With the prize lnereaal~ U.OO In value each day !he Mystery Man Is not ldentlfled Wdnnero will be announced each lime the Mystery Man Is Identified. Each entry must have your name and addrE~~F to be elllllble for the prlu. . There can be only on• winner. Tho earliQ.'lt postma•k and neatness ol entry docldes the winner In eooe m01" than one correct Entrlea are re<:elved. , -~=~~-~ Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio ~bly MVth portion tom.t~t. Hf.th t., dey In tM w ... low tenltht :10 to IS. Th~rMay rnef.tly ciCMptlr Resident I < No. 198 Ohio: Clou4y witt.- ...... ..... *'-' ... The move fo r a OM··shot JnotulahoJI program stems from two thJJI.IS. The fact H~at there un't ncaf'l.r cnt~ugh \a t'cme to gl) ~ONQt,.ULU UP::_Tbe fint tion : ., inon(J'Illetlt .lo all .the' Na.¥1 JneD • "In reverent recognition 1of di- around and reports th.at even one wbo dJed dunng tbe Pearl Har 1 VIlle gwdanee and to ~rnill .s h o~ prov1ded s•gn1f:cant protec· bor. attack wUI 00 dS!dtca.ted . memory or lbose wtto gave last lion program day on tile. 14th anniversary of full , measure . devotion to thctr the sneak assault. : country' this monume~t 15 dedl~-~ . This ceremony and a 15-minutc ted humhly tc their li&C~fice 1n m~marial · obie{vation conduc· deletiSe o{ our freedoms. ted by Navy pe'fsonneJ aboard Emergency Squad Scores Hospital Sarah J. Pro·bst Non-Admittance Funeral Servt·c· . e The Pomero)' EmergeDCy Squad T0 Be Thursday members, today, charged tbat mittanee wat~ refused an emer- ""'u"b'P· , "'•the••nun Jn placid waters pf ArW>na, Pearl llatl:m'- wW be lobe · onty · eveiJtll to mark the day in : UMl' wOieh iaw the , U!titect States- lts World War JJ battle ery of "Remember Pearl Harbor." adThe Navy Club will unveil tbe memoriaJ-a aimple bronze pia· 1 geocy caae at 4 a.m today by que mounted on a two-ton lava Mrs. Sarah Jane Probst, 80, Me1ga General Hospital. The P•· rock on Ford lalaad Within a died Tui!Jda.y at Meqa Genua.l tient wu then t.raasferred by !Jtone's throw of "batUeabip NIW" Hospital where abe had been the emergency squad to Holzer wbere Japa011e planes coneen· taken last week after having a Hospital in Gallipohs. trated tbelr bndeat attack and stroke at tbe home of her s1ster , George Hicks, as spo~esman killed mofe than 2,000 Navy men Mn. 0. H: Stewart, South Fourth for the emergency urut said that The plaque wel.gbs about 200 Avenue, Middleport She was the "Early this mormng, the &qLUld pounds and depict. a woman I daughter of ~. late G. ~· and wa.s (!ailed to tbe reaidence of sym.bolidng peaee holdiog a ship 1Margaret Wdhams Dam and Carl Nel&on on Lll\eolo HUJ, and a palmleaf above this tnserlp was born in Pomeroy. Her hus· to pick-up Mrs NelJon, an. emer· band, Earl Prolm, preceded ber gency mattrruty ease... llieks in death. said, "Mn. Nelson wu taken to Survivors include a sister, the Meigs Hospital, but wa& re. Mn. 0. H. Stewart. and one bro- fused admittance by the pbysi. ther, T. H. Davi&, ~ddleport; a clan on caU to tbe bospital " number of nlec:!ea and nephews Hicks stated tbat the Clinic Friends may call at the RiiwllDg&· at Middleport was contacted but Coats Funeral Home where :ser- that •dmitt.ance was refused aJ. \ICe& ,.,'ill be held Thursday at so, and the Schaekel's Chme was Funeral ,;crvlees for Warren S two o'clock With the Rev. Howard contacted. but due to betng fdlKeller. 28, Miner5Ville, who ched Ruppelt. pastor of the First ed·up, they abo had lo relusc in Holz{'r Hospital, Tuesday eve- Presbyterian Church, offlcaatmg adnutt.ance Holzer Hospttal , 1-Hcks aver· runs w11l be held Frirfay at 2 p Burial w11l be in the Middleport Hill Cemetery. red, WJS then contacted. and Mrs. m in the Ewing CbaP.el Nrs ProUt was a member of Nelson was then rushed to Galli· He 1s survived tiy ftii wife Edna , two daughters, Judith ~ and th.c First Prt!sbyterian Church, pohs Virgd Hayes, 5uperintebdent V1rgln•a; two son~. Richard a former librarian at the Carnegle Pubhe Library and a charter of Meigs General Hospital had Odellen and Bruce Allen, all of member of tbe M1ddleporl Liter-! no comment to make concerning Minersvlll:.l, four sisters, Mrs r.ry Club the refused admittance. Windsor Stlvcr.s, Pomeroy; Mrs AIIC'c DIVIS, D<!xter; Mrs. Buneta Darst, Dexter, Betty Keller, Porn eroy, t"WO brolhen, Charles Kel ler, Wllkesl•ille and DAVid Kell er Pomeroy. Mr Kell er served 1n 1he Arm\ and Nnvy from Novemb ~r 2, J945 Full parllcu!ar~ of the rrcrnt G.-a\C~Jd~ srrvJct•<; Wf!r(' held m unt1l l'' ebruary 11, 1954 ncr!dcntal death or Mrs Beulah the Middl €port HJII Cr mclerv 11l The funeral WJII be in cha rge of MrCallum, a former Middleport 1 o'clocl : :\f rs MrCa llum h<~d bethe Disabled Vetcrana and fnend ~ r !'sulent, have bee\! receivcU by longed to Heath :\lethodtst churc!t may call at the Ewi~g f'uncral frJ£'nds here Mrs McC.allum who and Ev.anJlehne Chapter, OES, H11mc anytune. was ~ dJcd ThanksgJving E>venmg wllen ~he livt•d in M1drlleport and Bunal WJII b~ at t}le Bradford when she fPII dawn lho steps al 1was a member or the Franklin Cemetery thl' home or a neighbor, Mi~ :. A\·enuc Methodist Church, Ports· Lo u 1~e Dmsmore. .and fractured mouth at the titne of her death 1 her .~ k u ll A ncighbormg phys1Amoug those attendtng th e ser· cJan Dr G E Neff, and the coro- v1ce.~ W.lre rt'lahves from R.acJqQ ncr ~tonounccd the deu.th accJd;!n- and Minersville, fnonds from tal Middlepoll, an uncle. Ed Drowu.. Mrs McCallum was born In r\thcm and Mn Charles J1v1den, 1 0rder to accommodate the Mr1:.: ~ Count,) and was the daugh~ Mrs. Leben. Mr'-'1. Par ker Walker pub~tc In itA last mlnut.e mai~mg: tcr l'f the lai c Mr and Mrs Jn- .and Mrs :t.:cm Smith. Alb :-ns o[ Chnstmas pack8ges, Pome- ~ r-ph Bruw n Her husband, Georgl' 1' roy Prn:;tmastcr A1 Russell, an-1 MC'lllllum , d1cd 10 19t8 Surv1vors ) nouneed today an extepslon or mclnde hC'r daughter, Mrs Robert hours for Saturday, Dec. 17 and Walker w1th whom she mad( h er Dec. 24. homl' m l~ortsmnuth; a brot her, Russell sa1d that tbe General AN"h le Brown, Dcm·t'r, Colo , two DeliVery and stamp wmdow grandc-hildren , M,ary Carolyn and would have bouh: ' Of 8 a.m. unul nobC"rt. 6 p m. for each of the dates, but Funr.ral serv1ces were held Saturged that as mueb1 Christma~ urday, Nov. 28, at ten o'clock .at mailing as possible be done be- lhe Daehler Funeral Home with £ore that date. the Rev. Leonard Alot.z o!ficiat.iJJ.G. I I I Warren S. Keller Funeral Services To Be On Friday Formcr Middleport Resident Dies As Result OfFall Down Stairway I - -- -Extended Hours At Post Office I I . .. � 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 6, 1955 arnold leonard probst