https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/531bca89fb2e7657c0f32d16a04f4035.pdf bf14133c97f8a93a3e5a40db6f11d848 PDF Text Text '\ ""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 . .. �-..,.-- ' Page Tw.o - - - ~ -.. - Comment ar y ' I -. he Dat'ly Sent t' ne T ~'. 'I • .,. . TH8 M•IGS.M•SON ARIA eYII'J' atteraooD G ""L- T1i. <*10: YallG . ........, ., • Jot., at 110 MfcUnit 0 Bud dl Offlee ~ed ~~~ lt.,_~. pbo.a. as& tn. tdl&o~ oUlc:e ~one - n Blltered u lllnG4I cllll mall· ID.&, matter at the post office at Pom.eN1· Olllo. Nnloaal a4Yertlt1DI represeo; t&Uve. BottlnelU-XJ.mball. tne .• '0n ~ard S. Owen • • ' ' Gen. ~. Lexlneton Ave.• New Y.orll CilJ, lG, N. Y. N il · b~.~ " 30 It 1 carrier where ava d ',"" •• , per weeK; one year w a "' ... 8" Y C'-iARLES M.. McCANNd Unltod Peon 0 . ~oatil. •t he refern '\lnccs one y.e ar $8, 11X ~Dtla, I tugu~~c tJrv ODe ~---------------: Dulles East. OtH!N; ·- * See Ovr Fine Selection Of GI.FTS For All The Family HOUSE SLIPPERS SH.OES HOSIER¥ * of the Kr•mlln • blat.a~t I Indiana do •esent bitte.ly 7:00 g,-oo :oo the WEDNE5DAY Today Coffee Tim e Dini' Dong School Search for Beu•Jty Home Tt:~neRsee Ernl.e Show Feather Your Nest sOb and Jan Carr Present Swie Camera Gees t > School Industry on Parad~ Modern Romant'e.s Matinee Date With Life when l e~~w cause~ terrltori~ a1;1a:~r possess~d ~hm&ter . Jaw~h&rgivi~l pot~· I I squ<~re mtlJS plld ~\1~ a· PQ,P\Ila· tlon of -about ·838,cp ~re Jlibrtu. D·':IO Howdy Doodt 6:00 a.inbo.w Trail S:3q S'partB Kr~e 8:4q- I COionlCS.. THE SHOEBOX News ~ctura l ;aq Lea Raul & •Mary F-ord 7:~ .~ E'ietioa 'Pbeatre 0uj~ht Dull(IS to bave Olllod· theiJI sO!met~-- e&i'l)Pi ' joW,t 1 statement w1t~ fta,e ,fotelcn nt!rug.. ter of a. fuUow member with &he U111ted St,.iei ol ·.the North MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1-:_· ~ ~ NiiWJ Carav.an 8:00 s~ Dlreetors h\'WI& ~o30. r.~tJ;l.... ~OWJ B•t Atlantic Tr~acy Or,anbation? Ou,ght •· cw •· ~·. •· -ve ke,Pt • ilent about the.. anU·Wtstern !1\lte- 9:00 meonts of BuliaD.Ia •Dd· Khrush- 10:00 rht\'., .., . 1 10:80 11:00 Goodwlll To lndll 11:06· It is still uncttrtain how ra,uch 11: 10 Ne-hru intends fo make r)f the' in- 11: lli . ll:30 <'ident. But it i.J; certain that the Uni· ted States has shown its eood will to India. . Play. Kr.Aft Theatre I i' 'Nlla 11 Your Life D~oa Runyon Theatre ,. !Jl\o!1llo .. W,eatberc.ast Preu -Box Grelteat Fights of Century Tol}j&ht • w... w... n. I .- ~~ilJJag }y.l ~LECT ONLY THE l • ~;~~, VIR Yr . BEST , _, , . • ~·· , IN. USED· CARS . . «;olbe' II! ,.hd Seo 6~~ Citro .a,fi)lte YOtt. !lilY· v~ W!m'tlle s.~rn ............ ··'· ·.·"'"' .. .... ....... ........... ~h~•ll"i'\ ·~·b CjOuJLo 6oS& 10:00 10:3o 11:00 12:0Q 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:8Q 1:45 1·00 S\gb On tUng J)Ql'lg Sch!}()l To Se Announcod Home Tenne.uee £ r n\e Feliiher Your Nest Current Camera Goea tu Sclmo1 To Be Ailnounre_d World of Mr. Sweeney Moctern Romanee.z M.allnef Theatrt! c'oli ~'t '!:llh Lila · t · j_f First J.Ove c:ltl Old Tlm;r - II:Oti Plni)o k' Show e:so ,;xe &f4· Neiks'-.P!ctun e;if! 1,0t Paul t. Mary Ford I:OQ. tnltb or C~,>tllil~~u~e~c' . ----.-----,a,; . . ,..,,~~·~ll#(lnl~h ' ' 8:3D Wa_t"front · 8:00 lilt Stort S~off.l: fJeadllnea, Gtt:atest Fights. of Cantur,y Ton1g-ht BLAET'tNAR AUTO co~ in bright color stripes $2.95 and $3.95 Sizes S, M, L Mercedes Condon Dress Shop Main Sl Off 12~30 12:45 1:00 1:30 I 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4: 15 4:30 5:00 B 00 6.30 6:45 6:55 7:00 7 :15 7:30 6 :00 8 :30 1:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11:05 Siin On -Morning Show. Captaln Kangaroo Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strlke lt Ricb Valiant Ladl' LOve of Life Search for Tomorrow. Tl'le Guldina: Ullht tcatie's KUeben Welcome Trave.lar.s Robert Q. Lewil Houseparly Th~ Big Payo!f Bnb Crosby Show Tlu~ Brighter Day Secret Storm On Your Account Gene Autry-Roy RoJerS Lucky R Raneh Your .Essu Reporter Bob Wngncr Sports Weatherm11n ~ '0, h ~ Tea Room Pomerov, Ohio Meigs Temple Pythlan Si&ten voted contribution s for the Me· dina Home and the Springfield }lome when they met Tue.sday evening at the K . of P. Hall after their Christmu dinner. The din ner was .ll:!tced In the hall dining room which wa1 decorated with white candles in crystal holders, pine, berriu and bright colored Christmas baubles. Mr~. C. H. Jones, Mrs. Philip Meinhart and . Mrs . William Allman were in charge and used a lighted Christmas tree. Miss Erma Smith, MEC, was In charge of the meeting and named Mrs. Jones, Mrs. William Lowe and Mrs. Allman to the auditing committee. Officers for the next year were elected and will be in· stalled in January. Mrs. 0. P. Klein 'lind Mrs. Homer Kennedy were reported ill. 'Miss Smith was in charge of a program ''The Birth of Chri.st" which included reading and sing· tng of carols. An exchange of ~J:ifts concluded the party. Shop Early In Pomeroy BEN FRANKLIN U8 Slj~·- ~ · . 1:00 1:30 2:00 2::30 8 :00 ~:30 · we,ther. Sptnttf , ' BEN '''' · ,._ · .a;ao cfo"'l!l~ FRANKLIN () "~I ~' ' •I'IA ! t Y " KN O WN .. 5c- $1,00 and up 9':00 · OOUI'f a Second The ·vile. Phone 254-X . . Pomeroy .....:Phone 254-X IO:ilO ll)h&l aod. Albert SHOP EARLY IN POMEROY, OHIO 9 ~30 Sgt. Preston of Yukon Bob Cummings Show Climax Four Star Playhouse Slorics of the Century 10:30 New.~ 10:35 w;eather 10:40 Sportfl the irutallallon of o1fkere w.u announced by Louise Stewart, worthy matron elect, for Deeem• bet 29 at 8 p.m. All Eaatern Star chapten are ID11it.ed to attend. Practlce for irUitaIIation was an· nounced for Deeember 27 at 1 :30 p.m. Ref b · d " werell serve tb Irea men 0 f lbe . e c ose mee ng. at Sunday with Mra. Roy She~ts of New Haven . Mr. and Mrs. Hank Arnott r,f Columbus spent the huddJy week end with Mr. and Mrs. CharJea Bis,n~ll and fam ily. AWOL SURRENDIRS Sh cnff Charles R~Usell reported tha t J11ck E. Landers, 21, Pom-. eroy, who ha11 been AWOL from S.ampson Air Yorce Ba1eo in New Yor ..L , ~urrend:. r<!d Lo the sheriff'• ofl IL"t:, to e turned over to the A . . P 1· b lr o tee. iam Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Glean Tutlle and fam Mr. and J ohn Rose and ily, family and Mrt. 141'1. Amy Wolf. Mr.s. Mllton Tuttle aad Hn. Glenn TuLUe attended a Stan:ey at Mrs. Sadie Tru.uei!J' Frj. tbe promm 1 pll't)' ..UI be held for the . Sundar Sehool pupilt bl the dimn( room. Com m lt t~te for tbe pttty ill· ciudew c . a . Kan lin. KeooethMn. Cooke. ~- . Jr.,"·-oJI s-a···o, ~,,_ Paul 1 - . u - . · lJU ,. __ ___., l..ill"l' .. ,,_, .... •-eot ......... .. Ray Pic"'"'· 11 ""'" w-e.....u..-~, Rlchord "Ch·-•·--•._. to ... .. """"',. 5• .. Jet the Chriltmu tret. PIIDJ ••e made rehearuJ 7 p. 1ea1or m. af· ter theformeetinJ of attile Youttt Fellcntahip, Pre.ent •ere Mra. Clyde Iq'eh, Mn. Jamu Brewln.s,oa. Mn. Emeraon Jaaes, Mrs. PickeJU, Jamea EuJer, Ernest Covert aad 1 ~ the pri1e~_ of Savin13 Starn~ to the Moonhabteu Orcbe.stra, ftr1t ; Judy Murray: second, Cbe':'le Blake _and Gad Stumbo, who hed for thtrd P1ace . The conteatant were·. Marllyn 1 and Sharon Rou1 h, wbo una •·sin· • cuely.. accompanil!d bv Priscilla 1 flal-pole ,· Judy paotomime of "Oopa" br Doris Dar. Cberole • Mr. w;m-· NI:W · Pit IDEAl Matched Luggage FIVE SIZES For The Gift Of A Life Time. Buy Her A New Singer Loy Away Now For Christmas Delivery 15" Trabt Case 18" Weekeaol Ca.se Want to mate your pic extra-good, extra-pretty? While tltc top crust i:!l ~rm. :!lpriakl&lt with Arbucldn $5.95 21" Weekend Case 26" Pullman 29" Pullman PHONE Olt VISIT YOUit $11.95 Comecl!oners 3 COLORS' Gray and Copen Blue-Grey Mint and Boval XXX XXX Middleport Dept. Store SUGAR :~J~o~b~n~:~:~. The Perfect GIFT EAGLE RIDGE J. M. Tuttle of Chestl!r spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tuttle. Mrs. Jack Harris visited Mrs. Amy Wolf Sunday. William Wolf and Mr. and Mts. Glenn Tuttle and children spent In charge • tbe and Coach ~oru program gave a 1hort pep ta1.. Wahama · MiddJep'lrt game the team. cheerleaden led • cbeer and for the Wa& -__,...,-~ _Br-;;;I•;;k;;;e;;. ' '""";;;;;l;;;::;;;so\o;;."';;'l;;l;N;;ev;;"'~S;;t,;op;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==---==; btr Spending Thanksgiv!ng with ar.d Mt·s. A. D. Tuttle were M( . Warnke M..,..,,, daugb--IJFt~~~~~~~~~~Rev~~ ~~~~~~~--;I ~:~ft.ter, M". Milton Tuttle ~-~4 GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS" ter spent the holida y with Mrt. Gaynell Clark aad Roller; ' Moonllgbten _ Coati, Gene CrooU:, crooic1, Ruuell Jl:ou.1h, Crooks . SINGER SEWINC .,.,CENTER .... IMtMI. no...,~..._.....,...,. .-! •· ~~ 25-No. Court St Athens Phone 31370 Just A Good Place To Trade Middleport, Ohio '_ ' ~ (~~ · :-- ~Uf•-. -~_- :< : ,:-~~;: ;, ~:-r-; ·: ·. ·, -)·~: I0:41J FUm. Featare 3:44 ~en oa. · Nil Kldd!.,• 11-er Neows The Late Show 4:00 Daneelaitd 5:00 8).\ur.day <·Wutern 1 8:00 News. ., FRIDAY \2 ·45 LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS ASK FOR A BILL OF SALE! lo Golteilo N·ews · · 7;30. Rlj> TID Til! . 6o00 Oale t. Harriet 11 8:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:39 11:30 12 :00 12 :15 12:30 Ab~~ HurrlCi.ne. Ea!proa 1 1, oo ltultla, l'Jo n fo Olllol ' U6 JQiio Daly. . c> Doug E4watdll,"llews w~nted Up·t~the·'Mlnutc llllcl<e,.Jidtila · contributed by Mn. Hoyt, wu w_oD by ltn. Charles White. The program included Cbristmu readings by Mn. Hoyt, and Jl)n, Dnid, Mrs. Jamea F1ulkner, Tennna While and Mrs. Charles Wh•te. It wa! announced that the January meeting would be held at the home of Mr.111. Pearl Hoffman. The hostwea for the pc.""ty were Mrs. Charles Whit~!, Jdra. R. S. White and Mr.e. Beulah White and they served a ChrUtmas dea· sert course to seventeen members and two guesta: Te:lanna Wblte and David Hoyt. After the meeting a s:roup of the members went to the Rawlings·Coats Jl'uner.al Home where services for their fonner teacher, Mrs. George Reynolds, are scheduled for later lh..ls week, The Offici.!oJ Board of the Unl· ted Methodist Church met Monday evening at the church with the Rev. J . Leslie Kunze, presid· ing. The meeting op:med with the hymn, "I Gave My Life for Th~e" followed by responsive reading ing of "The Only True God.'' During the bu~iness session, Theo Smith reported that the new bulletin board was under eonstruction. The pension plao. for pastors w2s discussed. Evangelism plans for the coming year were discussed. It was voted to invite the Wesley F(lundation Choir of Athens to sing at the Ash Wednesday service. The Daughters of Ruth Cla&~ were named as the allar committee for December, Lhe JOF Class !or January and the Come Double ClaSB for February. Sentence prayers by the members followed with prayer by the pastor concluded the meeting. NOW OPEN Due•land . !!:!!! 1 United Methodist Official Boord 'Meets Monday PJUD&Y 41l0 5o00 S.Otl 0:30 e:35 8:40 6:45 CJf thf! q!!"!~~ ~ il'. BLOUSES ' ~,.. Sign On Morning Show Cllptain Kangaroo Garry Moore , Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rich Valiant Lildy LoVe of Life Seuch for Tomorrow Tille Guiding Lla:ht Katl~'s Kitchen. Welcome Traveler! Robert Q. Lewis llouseparty The Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show The Brightor Day Secret· Storm· Oa YoUr Account Qene Autcy-Roy F.oa:era 6 :00 SpQl'ls 1 8: ~~ F.. ture 7o3Q Oza<k .l'l~llee. 9ooo. Lal\'r~... W,~lk 10:00 Ltve. WrestU~a I tOO Sotllf4<1. <;lntm• Newi Pia 12o Ill Slcn- Off \ 4:30 &:00 6:00 Lueity 8 Ranob · 6:30 Your Euo ~~rter thiD Howdy Doo~y I !Ojl Wil~ Bill lllckok $po~ 8:00 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:30 12:00 12:15 4o\)O 4:15 1:11( hll• of. Rll•y 7:10· ou~. 'riPte 7:~ NeWs Caravan ' uo Art'hur Godfrey 6 o3S StJ·ike It Rici Q:40 Valiant La ~V . Q:46, Lon of· Llf.;1 1 o00 Search for Tomorro" 1 ol5 ~2:45 The Guiding Li&:ht 1 o30 HlO Katie's Kitcben 8 : ~0 lo30 Welcome Travelers 9 o00 2 :00 Robt'rt Q. Lewla 9o30 2o30 Houseparty IO oOQ 3oOO The Bl{ ~9.ol\!l . olloQO 3o3Q Bl'b Cr41!'~ ~ . ,ll :qo 4o00 The Bri~m\ · ·· 'I UP , 4:16 Secte.t St.,..m, 11:15 4:30 on Yo~r· At.c'!)~~ _. I ll o 4~ ~ , oo Gene ~~tt)'·~ fl<>ll;ro, 6o00, Lueky 8 l!li.~elt . " 6o30 Your Esso lte~ U6 Spotlight on· Sp.Grtt. 6o55 Wealh~rm~n . 7:00 Patti P'qe. U6 Doug EdWardt. Me.W1 7:30 The ilango Rld!lf 8o00 .Vthur Go<l(rey_ 1J Ftl'* 9o00 The MIIIIO!Iol~o· 9o30 l've Got A SjJCret !Oopo u. s. Steel Ha~r 11 :00 Up·tO·Lhe Minwfe Ne:W.s I LOS La.le Show THURSDAY 'The Editor's i HERE'S A TWIST! America's top-qualify u-W:b~lle · f~~oi.is- Blue Chip GMC's-now cost no more than makes produced on ;t low-price basis. Imagine- the ail·new , premium.tfilck of the field, with Blue Chip power, years- ~ad features, boulevard styling and matchless cons uction, for as little or less than run·of·the·mill !Jtlllkes. Better jump at this opportunity ]!J_r the_truc!t l:luY, of your life-sell us today//" · ITALIAN 6:00 Garry Moore Cllll THURSIIAY 1o00, Today 9o00· cOffee Time States, It may b6 t.bat ~ountH.es !OoOO Ding Dong School like India, .Pakiatan • and lndone· 10:30 search for Beauty would bot-· J¥ve attained their 11:00 Home 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Show ,,dum alter Jd 12o30 Feather Your Nest It is certlio llso llaat the LOO Current ted Stat~• ~~ · ~p:e"d India Ifalli of Ivy uo stanllally u ol · Its lor•elgrt 1:30 ·Pai-aon's Study ild program and that Ruula 200 Pllrson's Study 1ers noth!ng that 1.8 not paid Tha Jncident 011er tbe "Portu· 2 :30 Industry on Paraclo guese prov~nces" Is unfortunate. HS M.o dern Romances II will help . BuJg'anin and Khrush- 3:00 hfalineo Theatre chev. But it i,s to be hoped that 4 o00 DJ> Ie With Lif~ it will tiimrner down to ita pro· 4:15 First Love ..,IU' s.ize. 4o30 Old Timer SoOO Pinky Lee Howdy Doody ~ : 30 600 Nimrod & AniJ].er Work· U:HS Tommy Harmon's shop 6:30 Sports Eye 6:45 News Picture Q;ti:fi L~ f'aul & Mary Ford 7-00 Death Vallf'y Da ys The Sentinel,. 7:30 Dinah Shore Homeroy, Ohio. 7 :46 N ows Caravan To whom it may concern: J wish 8:00 You Bet Your Life to ap~loglze for a rash staten\ent 8o30 PtJOple's Choice tnade in th~ ·Court Ho~.Ue during 9o00 Dragnet tb.e recent trial. I became ao 9:30 Ford Theatre wntught up tp think of. men collaJOoOO Lux Video Theatre borat.Jng in a way that would 11 :00 New¥ He~tdlinet; hlnd~r a ProJect so much desired 1Jo05 Weatherca.st and of so muCh bcne,flt to the 11:10 Preas Box pubUe th~ I spoke unwisely and 11:1, Bud Wilkinson Show unjuslly. IUIO Tonight Homor. R. Lee, loOO Sian Oll part' 6 o l~ • trfdltional ·tbroufbout . ltl history. Had It DOt been for the United r.. Selection of I 1:00 Sl&D Off Its a.nU-co.1onlat sentiment ·· has ,I C.9~1' Tim• Mornif\C Show Captain Ka,naaroo B:OO 10:00 10:30 ll o30 12:00 12: Hi 12:30 5:00 Pirtky Lee ~ guese provjnc~. u 0~11~ ~Ued . lhem . They are .oQf ·£lUted u * 8o00 Sign On 3o5ll 4 :00 5.00 Page Three WaJ from our lorQe WEnNESDAY 8:00 I -· WCJIS-TV Channel3 r"tory on' Ute map of India. refusal of Portugal to give up the 10 10:30 to "Pordispatches from India re· Uttle it _h as : 11 00 the Far port that tire Duiie.eunha atate- . ainc.e 1510. 'alere lS DQ dGI.l'bt ! 12:00 nlcilt has violent In about that. . : ·. • 12:30 India .and has stiU'ted a wave o( lnd i<.n Prune l :OO ::lO Jal Nehru a..lrf;!ail)' h1u coerced 1 France iuto · U.P. - Its 2:00 sessions ·in ~- . ·· ., 2:30 He has '"1Ui09UPCet;l · ~ deter· 2:45 minlltioo to . ge~ Goa, •DJu and 3:00 D~tman. ·· -f·CO · Hut the /:let Js tbat these tiny 4; liS !'1nt Love : let'ritories, "'~cb- tal41 1,631 4:30 Old Timor e thing in of W'SAZ-TV The Doily Sentinel, Pornerov-Mlddleport, Ohio First Baptist Church Ladies Group Emma McClintock Heath Methodist Church Makes Final Amateur Contest Held At Middleport Holds Christmas Program, Tuesday Presides At OES Arrangements For Christmas Party High School Weekly Assembly, Tuesday A Chriltmas prosram wu held I Bible or the First BaptiJt Church met at the horne of Mr.1 . Meet., n Racine Iprogr,am r .nal plan• for tht Chriatmu permtendeot ot the SundJ:y I Kenneth McEihi nn~.:-~rt- !~ . Lovin• You" a«o.mpaaJed I,Tuesday evenin' when t he Ladles' f'hsrl.u and party at He-ath Mr 1School and eh1ltm.a~ Corn· Fb i I~)' C~:::h ..... ... ,.,,,.. .IJJC· :-laney Roller· Gail Stumbo, Whltfl! .ttaeme t.:ha t.er OES met Mon· t lhut.hH Lilurch were completed minion, pruidiDI. Donald •ere judge5 when an dann, "Win~r , S, V I Clark,· pruideat, itJ charge of Pythlan ISters ote Iconducted t be meettna and M" c. E. Hoyt day evenln ~n reguJar ~e~~ion wh w the CommLuwn oa Educ.a· l The pro1nm t. to be beld on Amateur con~t waa lteld at tile eompanied by Prilcilia Wlth Em!a J.ane !JOn mf't th~ churcl~- TueAQay Friday , Dec . 23 at 1 :30 and th~ }bddJe_port H1gh &hoot ,.,.:~;d;v Kay Dant, piano .Kilo devotionals. woclhy ilullroo enn:ni w;.h Eo ne.t t.-overt, 111- p~aeant ''The Story 1nd the. Tree at the1r wl!etly usembl7. Band Carol Blaker, vocal aolo Donation To Home an~h::etrr;;at~~· p~~~~ !~~~n!:~ During the Jet&lon wdl be JIYea . .lm.mtdii.Uiy after lnltructor Earl Warnke a:•vr out Uavet" aceompacied For Her \.hoose lover Boy• in lndia by Sfl. Wou ld it be unfair ~o suuest viet Premier Nikolai A. Bul(lnin th 8t the outburst agamst Dulles and Ruuian Commuf\,ist Party helps to cover the e.mbarraSBl'hief Nikita s. Khrushchev. nu:nt uf lndtans over the . : attacks made by the Krt!mlln !I 1 The Soviet ambassador of 111 roYer boys on the Western demo· will had denounced Portugal's cracies·: t1 · d . .· l Goa Diu 1.1 t"~~t Co;~:;;;.,~~' ~~~"~:::.,,:u:;.':~on p:poi~~ ~<a.~tl"l~st ~~ri~ay Secrt"t:.n' wbert! avaUable: one By mall· $4.25; three motttb.s, $Slkt, month, $1. nha in criticism \Icllt~eethe.s mad~ I anti-American _feeling .. 1 The anK_e r IS so mtense, In lac': ,.,, ,, <em' to be • little stra1n~ · d . , The ews \ s bacnptloa. utea · DellVtl'J ~J It The Daily Senllnel olflce, SUS.60; slx lllODllu, $7.80: tAree months, $3.90. B7 motor route a joint statement with vlalUnt Foreign Mini&ter Paulo Amnio Vmmmo Cunha . i He made it in joining wltb I Portuguese Wednesday, December 7, 1955 Wednesdoy, December 7. 19'?: The Daily Sentinel. Pomero'I-MiC!dleoort. Ohio Mil SpolUI~t S:M 1 o00. 7:15 7:30 8:00 Wel.ther.JUaq · . on S~atts Shop on.t•!eliJo!Otl . Doua EWfit'Jb, ~·• Advtnturu· of• ChtmploD ·Mania . U~· Pl~Muso ol ~tll1 9:00 'Til• ~rulader 9:30 Hi•hway Patl'ol . 10:00 The Lineup, 10:30 Person .to P.:er.eon· 11:00 Up to the minute Nll't U :oti The Late Show 500 E. M.ln St. DRIV£ THIS ..IET•AGE I!IEAUTYr •• a-tgiftc .you'll nee4 plentyo/Coke lever Almost even:one ~PP.reciates 100 l!!lg-so give your guests a bright holiday welcome with ice-cold bottles of sparkling Coca·Cola. . ·' . earriecll -FIRST.LOW.PRII:E CAR lna' ; ~ • J1eW Aerod~lltyling ... smoother new PUSIWIUnON DRIVING With a finger-tip t,ouch on · a button, y. •t select your driving l'an ~H. Juet like flicking a light awitchl Then Plymouth '• fully automatic . PowerFiite- plus deposit ride •.. and · many neW safety' teat:Ulea. ~uding LifeGuard door latches. ·- the wor-tcl•a emoothut, most advaJ:lced tranllmi&.&on-tak• over. It'• the ~imate in Clriltlinl; eue. Drive the AJI-neiJ'"P!Yti>Outb '66 at you. dealel-'s today. You'D Get Extra Colee FOr The Holidays lind nel jet-all" por(oiauuJse !H't>uibl clown to earth! ~Aerodynamic PLYIIIIOUTH Best buy new-better trade-in, too · 200 V-8 hp avlilabr~ wi th PowcrPak in all4 1ines-Belwadere, Savoy, Ptm1nd Suburban. Or choosli 181 hp in Selvedete end Suburban lines. In~ and Plaza llnu )IOU pt l!Ml'V·B hp. If yuu prefer lbe supar-eoooomy of Plymouth's Powerftow 6-tbe 1\'llll_bl• in 111 4 Nnt$-)'181f'll2S hp. or l3lllp With PowerP1k. THE PARKERS.URG ,.. . c ·oc:A.C:OLA BOTTLI NG COMPANY . ' . ' . ' ' . l .-L ·'·· , -~ ,', ., 10 BilliG YOU MAGIC Hurry o.ver! Thrills await you in' Plymouth's new Hy-Fire engines, m(racle jli'O\Iuct. '1 PL¥moutb:o new $50,000,000 engine plant. . With -up ~ \ 200 hp $D.d' new 90-90 Turbo-Torque, the8e n?w ' power giants of the lbw-pzjce 3 give you ie:-·like ~ke-o~ a~ hlm~ng "safety...gprint" .acceleration. · Airplano engme desJgn pnnctples g1ve ·)'OU power plas eoonomy. YotitU also di&oover P!Yinouth'a magical new Push--Button Driv- 12 bottle carton 60c Q.N J "'_l IIUGHTEST tOl~tl!l . - The car that's going places with the Yo~g in Heart! ... . ~ ........ . •• • •'~ ''< ~ I �' __ ., The Daily Sent,inel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlr. -... ,- Jackets_Win Opener By 56-52 * * Weooesday, December 7, 1955 I 1 tep, guard, 8; Mdia~y. IIU&Td, 'l; Sprouse, forwud. e: POJ"Cl. eenter, sllhstitu_tes, Kauff, C~"nter . ~ . Kt! · rhea, c~mter. 20; Paugh., g..rd, 3"; Routh, guard . W1l h ama: 01 LVct, 1orwa:rd, 8; 1!. SubsiJ'tute: Garry loush. 2 , I MLddlepurt s • ]0 28 3S 48 . 1429414e Wahama - Mn. m~ no leu tha~ 37 ptlraon•I ffluls In the Th• then •d~•IIY euhc:or•d. th• E•atern hve from the hetd by • 24 to 17 m•ruln, but llndly •«uncy fron'l tM f•ul l•n• proved to be th1t margin af victory for the wlnnel'1. I•••· •rn hit 40 •ut of S1 tout shah, ,..,;r1 Pomer~y w•i cllck•nw 011 ~nly tlll'lfll out of 20. fl'"''· I ___ -· the PtnUien ln a rough eonten contest. The game ende4 dead· . _.,___. --·------ - --------·-~--~ • ' I !_'aced by Bob Powell , John .ltel~l nnd Phil Boyles the East· ettJ £i\'e jutflpE''d Into l 15-7 lead the ci)LI of ~he ~~nlng pet· . _ Pom~roy was ustng a pressmg defense, and the Panthers, f )l J ha d f tb 11 I re=:~ tUJll. .s r oo a se~· son, ~nd _w llh only , ont' we~k s prac.j ICf', Jll s I ~ ou I~ In (, keep ! rom f~:mlin ~::. Eastern dLdn t. make a od while fl "•ld . goal 1n the ~r .,~ 1 · laak} B!U . Andrews paeed the Panthers w1th two goals and onep luu!. ' th oml!roy w1 hlg Harold SllltR & with ease for t: 1VetY person ori lt. We've- a puUed awa'y on Jce W:i~ ·• - dthte la laY· Ll~ .•nd near the end or the half and had the score was G:fW!i2; • fe-w se:cond!i a '33·19 margin llt halftime . liiter the IJIJDe was history. leading the gay collootion of most~wanted . ~ts to make usyt the ~elle<:­ tiOn of just·ril{h t presents at iu>A·riltht prices. GENUINE LEATHER WALLETS • Pictures in a Minute .,'. $3.5~ ..CHRISTMAS ' CARDS ' S9c and up I } REMINGTON DELUXE r I With appro:dmately two -\~linate8' to play dUrin&" the rccular time in the aamt-, Morrb, with · il Harmon, ~>m i th, Andrew1, 'Wil· son nnd ShL•ridan all fouled out for lhe Panthers in the final quartm· as eoach Charlie Stan!ey us<'d 12 players in his openmg cont~st of thr. season. Bob Powell ••t the ltOrlng pece for E.nt•rn with 21 pointe. whit• John Relb•l, Rq. •r Eppl• •nd 'Phil Boyles all •cored 15 points. For lh• Panthers Harold Brown, who pl•v·· •d a fin• b•ll game, 11t the pac.e wtth 12 point• with H•rmon end AndAwa both hlttlnt 11, In the Reserve contest the ~rne ended in a regulation 2828 tle. Then in the ovtlrtime the Panthers hit seven field goals as S. T. Johnston lossed in three &GAla to set the pace, and Pomeroy csme out on top. Johnston led the 8COI"ing with 16 pointa with Larry Wildermuth coming through with 12. Woode led Hoxes from Sc way Pomeroy IJ'ifri desperately to F~O~C Jh~ . gap, in the third stanza Q An~s. Bob Wllson and ~I Smith hit lor two fielders e~!ofh, but Epple and Powell con• &lnued to find the range fM' Eas· tern, and they led 49-38 at the end or the quat·ter. ll was a wild and wooly final qu.nrtcr th.at • s:~w both teams BCO~e 25 {lOin Is in a fast and furaous buttle. Harold Brown and Gene Harmon set the pace for the Panther!! us they hoth tossed In four fielders, but the team work of the Eostero five proved lou much for the Pantherll to overcome. • POLAROID CAMERAS $69.95 up Rob,- TV Robe I Rayon, lined n·nd unlined Terry Cloth, Gabardineo, Rayon and Cl!tton washable . Sizes S, M, L. & XL. $9.95 to $19.95 Pajamas lie Would like a nair of .:faultless coat or slipover . ·: .,.-~( . ;.! ~ - e.:i A toE $3.95 to$5.95 'l'h<' :Middleport Re.~erves won the prellw.inary 54 _27 over the Wa ha,ma Reservei. &0 out of per RAZOR PARKER $29.50 'll' SET '' $8.95 • LESS 50 TRADE IN ALLOWANCE Tussy Aloo -Sunbeam. Midnight Rasors BEAUTY and SET ZIPPO LIGHTERS ,cologne - Duiting from ·$3.50 Alway• work ' Powcl'ii' · 1 ' $2.50 '7 25 foot ~et shot from the le!t slde put - the .Jackets ahead, 48-45, , but the Ftlcons liiUUd Jack Paugh Ued the hard fou.ght contest up 46-46 with a free throw. Middleporl brought the ball down th e floor and fed to :\{orris who knor..ked the bottom from 1he bucket aod put the Jackets ahead by two, In the fleeting seconds of the game, guard Jim Roush dc&d· locked it with a lay-up, and the horn sounded extending the game (or three minutes In an over-Lime. MoTTis seared Middle,ort~l first six poinh, with three shot$ from thl'l corner, from where most of his points were scon>d, and he also hit two out or three tr lc-& from the fre e throw line. For almost three and a half watrd, ~ B:A.~ tuB.Nn'tJRE ~ i tr: ~ Wool<coNu~~ an4 ltayoli. ·~Ia. ··~·pr $2Jiotdii QO yy ~ ~ ·· .- • ;• '• .. checkl. llQ ' · · ~ 1 ;:J I ··~ 1&. ~ ., I . 0: P ~ $U5'to:$lt~ ·~ ·'/111. ~ j:l FURNITURE On The BriJI]ltesl ~Comer In Middleport oo BAKER FURNITURE Be STRlTCH SOCkS .......... $5;'00 Visit Q11r Boy's Department For The Lad OPEN ALL D'AY THURSPAY VNTIL CHRISTMAS I- ., ' 'II!' ' . 'ftle room THI! STOM FOR MEN AND BOYS ~ tl!~enl .; , . , THIIoU.PJI!CE was d E B '·• ' ··l· ..., ~~ .......,_ ..., 'i SUITS . SpP~T COA \S llt\.'t'S - SHIRTS SWEATERS . SOCKS - Rol!ES ·sLACKS - BELTS PAJAMAS JEWELRY BILLFOLDS aDd 14rldtiJ NIPt il'fembolr lllddlePOri &elall Mel'flh•nts ~un MIDDLEPORT, OlflO g;) >: Tie · to carol11. I ~~T~.!.~~~!~ . ~ the ' ia. · addiU.n MATC..If) SETS . $15.95 A Obiistms» tfta-lc hed &pet,•i&J value: In IUJ;5Kage. .s.,.,.. . You • buy '' one ~ sANTA SAYS . The box scort: Pemeroy 7 15 •••qrn " groups of fi•l•' . . . ·.. I :· ·, I •·....., '-;._ low price for the ~e '. . ,<! New, brjgbl "YOU I ~new SUNRI$1 TO SUNSET STJ.TION" ~n cok:Jrs ilrer.ees at\ract.ivt fabries . A brand new •l'll'8f'lloo for you .to chooae -{rom tor Christ m ~. All ~es: Juni(U'S, Mlsay and Half Sizf'S. A wo~.eriul ~otip at this speci:aJ. t.lfiec. . li'IIUfT .OF' LooM ' QUALm 598. . DRESS SHIRTS $1.99 · , LADIES' QUILTED LINED PLASTIC JACKETS 399 Dial In Gallipollt Men's Fancy Boxed KERCHi·i fS . $l.OO · Brand new plastic jackets, in ~all the · wanted colors. ' ' '· Warm for cold , wintry l"Oit GIRLS • PUINS .A'ND PRINTS ' Cfuilted • lin~d For Yoa Or I'or A Gill - ni~hts. bt>llday ooloro at lheoe R£gular size In eolorful - .. ainaziD~ 199 pri<es. ' ROBES • ALL FAST OOLOR Bol"!al'l'deod 9.8 (or warmtlt. An excellent facket for lchool or sPOrts wear. All sizes 10 to 18. GOWNS each $1.79 .- .. coars 20 5 A new liiH!cial sale l(I'OUP . Fleeces CUrto. Suedes and yarn dyes. AUra· Clive sbades IHld boau0tf1Jl stylin~. Values to $25. A wonderful group to choose from. Eacb , Holiday Dresses The first breath crf Sprin,a: in ttvil8 gvoup or special dr;:.ssea for yo~Ha\jd41y st:l,oct)OJU. Line.ns Rayons and Cottons. An s1~ · ran~ es: Juniors. Mis&Y and Half Size:s_ Special. e·ach · ~ Selected Holidoy Group • WOMEN'S FANCY OUTING WOMES'S FANCY OUTING . HIDII Solodod For C&Ratmaa . ~.~JAMAS pr. $1.99 $2.98 Fan~y 8i pta,jn & fancy combinatlohll. reg size to ,. $10.95 • .lP 40 DENIER GENUINE . · -· . Flannels ond Crepes NYLON SLIPS $1.99 Beautiful and serV!cefil~..g~iw;...;. nylon. COTTON DUSTI&S . . 63 31 74 33 49 Famous Make Fbt Color HOUSE DRESSiiS . OutWith Shoes From STIFFLER$ . . . . .~ . Regulor and Half Sizes $2~· ..., I I • $2.96 10 oz denim blli 1ti1e Gem, Slzea 32 IG 42. \'t· I I I I I ' Men's Fleece Nap-Oul 10-............ ""'·' .. "' ... I I I I ]11IS (!BRISTMA8 B;E Dlft'ERENTI GIM Coa.......... J'riiojoo;r, ~ ' J ' ..-. :' A &ift·wrappetl I:XTI!NSION TELI!PHONl ••• . No - ~ aitz;;r- 'fii!J.ae:e, ~~· - •1 .. . jUA.CID - ·· · - tY. '."'! I I I I I I I I I I I I - d<~""" I IN $SOO. fZSO. "" low , . ,.,, flOO. va:~:.:~~l~~~~ • I I I I I I I . . Work Gloves ..... ... 39c ·· PMJ.S $2:98 " . ... ~ ~ -· "': a. htiO GIFTs with Top Volue Stampt Prises · ' ••ol4t.t Dec-. SAVE! WOMEN'S WEDGE HEEL iiARD SOLE SATIN HOUSE SLIPPERS *hyal Blue •a~lle""ty •Am. *Blum QiWHy . $'199· • $4.98 . ~dium wedge bets. Sl;es 4-'9. Co)Gl'l: Block. Ameri<"' Be«uty on<! !loyal. .. . (• ~~!"~-; ..~:~ - - - - - - - - lloitlp lloiiM , _, llonn1 Tloomu l~ "Make Room lorj~d~i,' 1"'1 Plrlts In "Break tho !lank.' TholowroiMO-. - . .... flll.'N+..__ _..,...,..~,....., ,, ·'!It ' R. H· RAW. 1 •, Hartt eole aatin &L.'PJtera with low a.nd, 24th ~'"'"' f~}JTS I tI TAN 011. ORIY FREE lhlt Wllltl ....... ....I v.. - .... the now 4·ol- L<mcllt hi t111t low w~~· CoNnol hfiH.o.tulk\~~e, fllllittyr.l, ·. ., lol· I ... ~~., Ollkto..llowl, looia ·~····otJie·tiilll ~ .... ,. Speciol Christmas S.l-.:tlon I I I ,,. I :I •. . Fallrics fer this amazingly Dresses I .I ' ... These beautiful selecttd llelll'lfUl new bolidO¥ · S...-t warm styling I• File I . ' '<" "'' ,_, SHOP ATSTIF BIGGEST VALUES Lovely holiday colors Ill Ea1tern with 11 points. '-: .~..· .. \·''I "·'8 . p Jece ~ ult tomplete J'CIW"..-t. Wft-: ROCHESTER, N V.- Ezut'd 197 1.~, Cincinnati, Ohio, Toxi-J Hall, UU'I/4 10. 'l·- •c.ta ~tit ... • liU!JI .. ....5 FIGHT «lSUL TS IV UNIT&O PRESS f"' ·?'• , , ; · •l ~-­ T~aln Caw I SMITH ~ Prayer . w ~ ,, . U\e · meetuu~: Lord.'• det!orated ·· aetu Cbrislmas .p~rty when I }:ley me· cording to : he Christmas selten:. , for lhein:eg,ul·ar m~thly meetiRJ· In the .ltudy oi lhdr pa~or, thl! ' Present wre ' Mrs. Clara Bar· Rev. Howa rd Ruppelt, Tllesda,y ton, Mrs. Flora BOArd , Mrs~ . Est' evett:i,ng. Ttw group planaed 1 Bum,prdner, Mrs . Jean Carton 1 nwnt;.er ;o! (.'hrhlilnas proh~ftS far J!:liz~tb~th Co(JPer, Mr~ . ;Hattie giving gifts to ' Mganlzat,i.oru and Coolr:, Mrs. Katherine Fetrtesont, iadi~idu~,t· .. . . . . __ . )41rs, Spe Johml(ll(, Mn. ' _ ,..,.. , , , Jitidi!P,, Mrs. Eli!abetb Miss PhyUis Joachim and Ml'fl. .Mrs. Rosie Stewart, MMI. Caro· GeorJe Anderson Jr., .l!efYf'd de- . lille 1'\lrner, Mrs. · Ora Wi.lker, eorated Cbti11tmu cooki(!s, ~off~ Sylvia Stewart, Mrs. Glad,ys and ~ea to tbe metPbtrs oa~d th·o.~ and Mrs . Ollie Thornton. ~v. · Ruppel!, who as mod"Jrator presided' at the .meetin-g and con: ducted tfte o·penins devotionalJ. Mrs. ~nde~;•on ,, presented memlJ:ers with . hWffl-lbai:le··rlngs. as s;pe(Jal Chri~. Jlft!l. ' ROOMS"-.OF i:l New Ftlrnitun · : BAKER the So~ '·e~i"t He · r f ' . ....·-· . -· . _,~ > < ., First Presbyterian . Deaconesses Hold' •. Christmas. Party , · '· 5 Pain; -::- In A Christmos Stock in~ ,. .... Flora t~ a arab bai and also Uehaqed Clmstmas a:iftl with. "Secret Rlsters" who l¥el'e re. ~ea1ed al the m~tlni: . $3.95 to $5.00 , sPORT sHiRTS. Turner, pretident; .. j ·l'ltlite or cQlors, .!l!any WI· styles to c:li,Oose fi'Olll. · r~!lizes 14 to lt. . cl'll.t uf tbeir shots (22. out Df G6l vice RED .ANCHOR "...... -"I .. ., ,-ft0 ..MI:I\V At Thiii'Itday's meeUof:, Uta _ members held a aift ucha~~&e ._ SH~RTS 20 t r~~ at tlle fret t'-•ow lioe and .,.ul"! W11hama hi.l 'U il of 1'7 at - te1npts . The .llekets hit 33 ~!~ted ::w'OI'"'~_I'~~ tbe First Pre&byt•r~ Ch"L'ch -bad an impromp Ruh \tc Kinncy, who was captain for the evening, injel'led new lifP intu t ~e Jackets. _and [rom hen th t' ) v.o·nt Qn to ~~e thP J:ame and to •.nn . although l''ord kept hJS 1ean1 m !hf' gam~ with free throws . :• 1rh ht! hit t•igh1 in e-ight tries. . . , "' 2 ~ , ., 1 foul · 1hu , a me saw ,P~t~o!la s :d ll.'d, and Falcon !Otlfard Bob "IIY:-r fouled out c~rlv -~n the I fourth <tua.rter; ErnJ f:! Kau.rr. who substituted for center Ray Turner, ' ..,·hn <~1:!1rtt.'l'1 th~ ·game WZIS taken : l1 om ~h,e game in the fourth quarI Lcr w1 lh _four fool ~, aad replaced 1 by Ed ~teheO. ·, Middleport hit Ot~el'! De~opesses of frorn tile 000[',. i:nd tho Falcons orthat long ':O;I~s:e~~:~~: tt~~~ :~~e pulled ~~~r~n~u~: ahO:t,•~d - t: t;~-~~~ ~~ (;O !t~ent aboctJq Averinto SWI· and <hop second quar ,et but Eastern wJth b h" d boyr; but )(O i but ltwo th pomli l.~i~ .Inc-ups~ t.he County · ~~~E~~~]~ !lifts lo plca.e · John Reibel ' ., and Roger olEpple e ~n ' · ·'-- · wererr 1 ~ e game lorw,·d. 6 .pain,ta; """'k Chris~Jql~jl EASTMAN CAMERAS from $3.95 third qu 11 rtcr, and beh ind to begin on e other qu:~rter, chalked up lht'ir first \'jdory ot t_h~ seas_cn as they won iiUJ over-ltme v1ct1Jry from W&hama f'akons 58·52, Tuesday night at thE' Ja cket gy:n bl'fore a near full h "'~' '' It wa; .~ the c:urtai,n raiser 011. H1ls x_e'ar':o sea~o for both tiv-es. ..:tc- . ·. · .•p In the ,overtime, Bob Met;r!sc a 8-1 Jiin:lo'!' forWitd, 'who l~d~,o lh teanu;: In_ ¥Ctrinll with 28 p(Pints, put Coacn· lctbri P.ar 5uns' qlltil)tet out In front 50-48,. with a -- jump shot from b~ind the foul lin'; Larry Ji;a.sl~p. the Jaclr:l"t r. 5-iO guard . followed ·up with a 'jump ;; hnt to put the Or».n~~ and Black ahead :52-48. The Falt!ons guard , Jim Roush, hit the bucket w~th a .~et shot, -and It was 62 _50 ; Eastep with .-nr~t,her Ju.mp , shot found the basket ~rid t~ J~ket• were ahead bY (out. Joe Ford, the Red center, Who led. Ilia t~aal in the . d' bt " · th 1 P•· · . · 1 ;.,,,d POJneroy 'Panthers t over their county riva1& as the)' on tb.1 homP fioor lB!'It. night as took • thrilling 42-00 conte~;t they took a 74-63 decision from from Eastern in the Reserve elected .St2w•rt, the ehurcb Thunday. mettt on tau ;a-~ b"' romcroy ~~. Middleport Five Comes From Behind , 0 hut streak to score 14 points in T D wahama Jn vfi.vertime • contest .,erum• ""'"" to only tw• o own B11' t Fail By ( .omnrission f Fouls the for Ea!.tern , · BY' GENE MAR VI~ quart o ·r~ Cu;lch Rulpll Sayre's Fa! · ty "AliL CLtFFORD that saw five Pomeroy player• I A well balenud Eut.trn quin· t•t led •II tfle way in the Ver- I The Middlepurt Yellow Jackets, con, t~lle-r bas.keteen controlled A well balAnced Ea!'lttrn ba•lfour aut df ·tb.t: contest. sHy contest •• Pomeroy com- beh ind _.t 35, al the t'nd 'Of the thr backboa rds. but two tips-in by ketbtN" spoiled lhe 19M-56 Pomeroy gained some revenge f~ . debut ~of the SUe JobnBOn Wit the aroup in Eastern Spoils Panthers Opener KnightBeforeChristmas Pomeroy Cagers Show Floor Ahilitx Mrs.Sue Johnson Elected Pres;dent 01 SRF Sunday School Closs At Mason :.. . Poa"e Fl~ --~:;- The Dally Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Ohio ~ent CJl the SFR su:ndaJ Bo,erd, 1eercMry; and Katherine SchOol Clts~> of the Mal()n Meth- :P'og\eloftll, \ret111rer. Tl\e new ~!it C:",\0;.;;11 at • m""Un.IJ vi oiiicen1 wiii i.At! oiiit'e in J1an· FOR YOUR * Wednesdoy, December 7, 1955 AHC:HOI'. - POMEII.OY . ' . �Page Six • - -- · - - rhe Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MiildlejDOrt, Ot\io Wednesday, December 7, 1955 --~~----~~~~------------~~~~~~~~~~==------------------·------~----~--NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT Mr. & Mra. L. BeatJer • Dinner Is Held DAILY CROSSWORD WANT ADS Administratrix \l.ledl!lelldov, Decem be~ 7, 1955 ----------------- I'EANUTS The Doily Sentinel. Pomeroy.Middleport, Ohio filE 8MI1H FAMILY - ~ Uaas1fied Ada 1 :x: ell' ~ bJ 10 A. !Y_~r!:e~...:_hlWltJO uu' IHlU•\: I~~ F_o r Sa_l~ Et tate of 0•11• G. Pullins, i ~2 1) Ke_9 1Fsta te llates._ :t ct:ntl per wurd. on e 1D· L IKE Nl'.W- 39 BABY BEn , H ' lt~lSHED HOUSE for s"'JP I iertion. MlD lfd :l ffi eiiMrae :.<~e-- ~· ~ p!'!:"!<; ~ . ~r:d i r. o. :: o~p;i;;i '"d" ( nr np Jo· I PI Y mnncrn . frtl lih.Jy i f cents p_e r woni for Lhre. cuu ress, SlO. Call 139-X 12·5-Jllp l pJ tn:t•d o n Ltnl'oi n Hetjl bt:; .l aecullve UlSert.ioo.s. -- -_- - - - - - - ! " 11 no \1 11 -l 'H f Sl)etlal-One mo.otb lor ~ cenlll , Sca.'. oned F IHEPLAL"E: LOGS. l R' ' ·· par word. : and LOCUST P OSTS. Phon e 399 S'HERIFF' S SAL.E 12 ·6·3 t p Full r tn pursua nr·r of an ord!'r of til r,ate o 2 ~eats pe:-_word w _ . --;:--- -,-, -- , -sa !r .n part 1t1o n iss ur d oul of be eb.an&ed for ad va U!>Hl8 11 nul I .REMINGTON TYPE 'WRITE R. WJll 1 h C 1 f l"ommo n P le <1 s (J f p.lld _Jcu &et:oce ttl.t' L;)tb vJ t=il~~ t r ad~ for g(Jod arcordi<m . P hon r ~a~d :.~~~g:• 0 t oun !y. O hio, l:'l c~se 1Uo u;.b toUOWUl& WJertw n. 6087 Y . 12-6·3t p I f S0 1 13 , 1, a<a i n~ t J ess ie Lou i s~ I I 1 - - - - -- -- I l !\ ~ } 0 o~···~ _ I -- - - - - - I I I I I I (2J Card o f Thanks II t vvunred to tju>y il l. contalmng tOO more I .' r I • •rell(• 8. S-ah aped molding• 20. Rlvu prineipal dulcn lan bird 33. Air Co•po (Chin.) 21. Sack 22. A win( 24 . A weight. (T\Irk..) H. Damp :17. Side or COla beatl.nc 1 (abbr.) 34 . Sun god M . Flowertnl herbe: 31. Thick u. Bl"lltlellloO tl. Child'• carria&e -( l:.'ri(. ) "42. Sweet put 4'- A.frinnaUve aclUI tl. su ~ cot ». Blrdlu fet~IY (aym.l 31 Wild piJ' J~: Careq as. Pulpy, ~leal K t. 1 Jy l All yson , the new dl.uabter of Mr. and Mn Lowell Beaver, hiLl t wel ve grandparent~ . The baby ,.. .._ ~ was born Dec . 4 at Holzer Ho.spi1 UrOUp tal and weighed seven pounds, o ne ounee. Mrs. Beaver 15 the fo,·. d Nancy M11Jer. . . . A rnum b erll h lp recogm tw n an I mer Th e t:randparentl are Mr. and apprec iation dinn er f or lhose Mrs. R. 1... Miller, Middleport, Mr. a salstin~ in th e soliciting of F arm a nd Mn. Hen r y Beaver, Chester; Bureau m embership was held g r eat grandparents are Mr. and Monday eve ning at the Hotel Mrs. Harry Allison, Racine; Mr. Mar t in Co rffe Shop. a nd Mtll Beaver. Radne; Mr . and . th d ' Mrs. L. M. Peters, Middleport; Fo II owmg e tnner at 7 ·.30 ' M N c Miller and Mra. Anna the Fa rm Bureau board (. JectlOn r3 an Y . was held with Roy Holter selec. 1 Pete rs, Pomeroy . ted as pres ident ; George WellB, - - -·- -- vice presidtmt; Ziba MidkiU, se· Birthdays Held Sunday cretary; Betty Oun, assistant secretary ; and Jack Carsey, treaMr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham 1 entertained wtth a dinner, surer. Sunday at their home, Union Ave., Ivan Cooper , district supervi · in observance of the birthdays of sor of Chllilcothe, wu a guest Mrs. Wickham and her mother, and spokll briefly expressing his I Mrs. Julia Davis. appreciation for their help, after I Present were Mn. Davis and which games were played to con· Mrs. Patsey Broyles of Gallipoli1, elude the evening. and Mr. and Mrs. Wlckham. I 1 clty. r.f' RLY KAYOE By GEORGE WUNDh I I."IL ABNER . ·'·. ·.). ;46-C&vltlea 1 4ana.t.., I Ct. T&ut. tT Reltdoftol thelloaleiU · d.Dol\ke78 .,_.~ I · . I 'lz:-f.--b:..Ar-/if+. ., , ' · OOW!f t. Hair 011. Middleport hol'M'IMCII. •Silkworm ~ (Aalam) Gift Suggestions ' of printed , matter Embossed Leatherette Boxes Quality 4. WalkbfJ atlcka IS. Likeala STATIONERY ... priced 59c-79c-$1.29 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here"• bow to work It: A X y D L BAA. X a .. L 0 N 0 r E L L 0 w ··• On• lttttr llmplyet&ndl for another. In thla example A. II Unv ror the thru L'a, X for the two 0'1, ete. 8lngle letten, trophleB the length and rorma.llon of the words are aU hlll.ll. Each the code letters are different. •po• aY Other Boxed Slat;on<ry In Variety 59e and 98c box Nice for Exchange Gifts! Nc.w style-with acetate 1<: r1es-holds 20 photos Lei::J~herette oover- S;i:zes 2V4 x 3lh to 5 x 7. M H P 1V M cT M C M V H M BpI{ N F M, MV HT H M C v H s J AS GC N N HT J CHfST~R PHOTO ALBUMS .... . ... 49c-59c-98c A. CryptoJram Quotatloa BB GASOLINE ALLIY SAVE TIME SHOPPING- NOTICE THESE CAREFULLY SELECTED GIFT ITEMS! l.Exa.mlnen wA JERRY RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ~uality - Styled Leathere.tte big size Photo Albums & Scrap Books . only 98c eo BOXED TOILETRIES MVCNBCT. 1"f'8terdny'!l Cryptoquot~: SCORN TEMPERI NG \\' RA 't'H. YET ANGER SHARPt.:NING SCORN- SOUTUJo:;Y. .R ,.__ Hoffman, Sue' Lamberti. SERVICEMEN 1 ing in the larges t j oint ArlJly·Air. Force maneuver since World War Madalyn Buwn 1 Gayannrn:~·.~;~~~·~ FORT POLK. La. - Specialist U, ExOJ'cbLe Sag~ Bn~h. in Loul&HONOR !lOLL Ral~h Kni~ht~ Ju4f b Third ela•s Dale M. ICautz, son of faaa. · SE!'f[Orlli Rosemary Slade, Carole Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Kautz, Star Greta But on, Ueltm Haggy, Some 110,000 Army tr4.1ops are Route , Pomeroy, 0., is parhcipat· Norma Hawk, Janat Otborne, Johh Het~Juae Ridenour, John Reibel, testing tl1e lat~st concl!:pt• of liltoFR.SHMEN Janet Knight, Sharon · Ritcnie, Rosemary Host:, Marilyn Scott. mi~. bacteriological. cbemical and William Bahr, Eleanor Evans, JUNIORS Dtlnna Frec:kf):r, Donna Frecker, Gilbert Spen~r. Sharon Summer- electronic warfare . The exercise ends Dec. 15; "Ada Bl!fseJJ, Betty Frost, Helen Jo Ann FrOit, J1nice Hayman, field. 1 1( 14---- F twins. 1 ney Jrve ln the r o!!l _ !~ 11 43 .eom~ebt 'I In Beautiful Christmas Gift B<>xes-Over 45 Different Sellt to ehoose' from-Nicest SelediO.n ln the Bend Area I -ALL PRIC:ES! so'"~" -----·----~~~=;:;:;;,~~~==== OltPHAN ANNU: •1. - .orn- · _,COUlD !;!l!lll~ VISIT OUR TOYLAND I '( I I found ' .. I __ ·fDENTfFY .•. up THE DAILY SENTU..IL MYSTERY .,. <. ____ I .... ' I I 19M cm:vrwu:1· door Scd<ln, $ l ll9 ~ r omer ur . Uh iQ. 19~. FORIJ ~~~~~~~· - ·- ' '" ' 4 u,·l ( Ul.11'1t nnL\. 14: 3-61 r \· 6-- 4~1~: - Sf'~.~ _:t~n. _ 1 2~ -~utt~:!"nt~l.:_ ~-fi 18t.p Rhn•ttn ar·., , , 19~3 WII .LY S Top l'oup r, At~ llO $795 flo mr ru v, Ohin I'o1 1~1~r~~~ .. -- I ( 17 1 ,. Help Wonted ·- ,.___ ,,._. --- l.Ot' AI. MAN OR LADY 11hle to "'(Ilk l:'i or mon• hour s per Wt• l'k , tnk e orch•rs for nylon h 1 1~ r . slips and <IPPII.I' CI . No dt•· IO: o~~l t · ll.1 ! d ll l'('l lll ,l;, ~ .~mple case Curmshed. l:llii (' ll nnr';;, \\"ni t• Renl s 1lk Milh, Charles· 12-3·61 c 12-H!Ic lnn , W. Vn HIJICK S Jti'Clll ] Oe lux 4-do01· W r\ NTEU - ~'ull lime combhlaSt•dn n. $1295. lllu<' tln:ll" .;, l'11m lwn nur8n and hOUtickeepcr . t' l' uy , Ohio. 12-:~ tiLl" c:ooo wa~ws, nine hol.lfa rreo wt•t•kly . Lob Cedi , Middleport. 11154 R\T ICK \'R Su ptor 2-dnm Ill· C111ll 6079. 12·5.atp VI'I"HI ( 'ou!Je. $2111:.'1 Bl a C'IIn a r' ~. ·-. . .. l'om•·rnr. Ohtrr . t9) ·- ·-· ·--- ---- 12 3 6Lc ( 18l Employment --- -.-~- For S<.:e 1\ltrld iC' ng l' ll mnn wants p11rt tltnr iii"OuM -iltli l s~.; -ANi.- l:Q·fr~t· j nb around Middl eport or Pom· !ialt or rc·nt (' all At Al!t•n ('l'fly. Phllnt' r(Jolvllle 3713 . 'i:l'T nPs1 (,, .." .,,••. , "t 1,0 ,. 1 .. 12 H 3Cnlll roat, Rellrl8VIII<', Oh.1o. " o••' . ""''' CJfrlcf'. RuHand, Ohio. 12 -J.(i~l~ ~ 1P·_____ _ ___ _ ' Only 2 li•ft ;~t $350 00 Sll\'l li )OtNEW 1101 ,/.AND !iii nAU:n '-' ~{roi~s 0 11\t'r Sai L' . l'ullll'nn Oh io. Ph unt• 86.1 12:.!-Hic - - · ·- --_ __ _ On£> k!h.,hen 1h SINK ~ '1rl Strarl 1~·:•riu~ I C20J t:;ustness 5ervic- ~ - ~ --- --~ ('JIITT BUAI)Jo'0Rf), ~ AUCTION· l-:J·:H Phon e :IR21 , Racin e, OhJo. 12 61llt c For r•lt.ablc rod,lo 'a· n~d-TV ____ - · ~- :'t1.1 !'r' 11 S'COVI' ·,,VIO!.liiJ pract i('0111)' OI!W Sam r (' nolt . n r•x \1"1'. Oh 1o. 12 l -tlt P one coa onrea ng • l'UMP, I - Mlldl FOR THE BEST su MIMr•vlll•. Ohio ·METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES ~ ' He who ha~ lhc Wt!ll<\re of lh o~e lw servl's at htmr! We srr :c with {'Qttlllly thou g ht · fu! c on~ tdrrntwn . The homelike comfort of our funeral homp an 11 uur )ltl rsona 1 altt•ndnn~ e· upon tlw need s u! the famil y eml fnend ~. refll'rh th c .o.p irll of 011r storv1re to the tivln•- · I o srrw Ill' Wll wnuld be ~PrVl'd. Whl'd ('hairs ll us pilal Berl~ 1\rnhulnn t·e Srn· 1cu T i'lwnc :.:!fl~ \ s!!,! ~~ AR~hone 61 Pomvoy, Ohio · -.. ~~ ~~ A'I'IOIIWID. ,.~...• ::~:: ~~~~vj::!_!:~ C•. · ·t. ____ ,_ - - - - -'--- - - Nlff: ZEALAND RABBITS. 2 Ones ( 20 j3 I i nsl.\ronce . :... . '""-'• c.. way to make Jlowing oil add to Its own velooUy to build ttp . driving force. . L, • •• , ''!ioi\.ow, you merely nudge the pedal to pilrl throttle,and get tnl ALL the big excitement of Buick'a 1956 styling and . new breakaway getaway. And since you get this quicker, powor, and rld'e and handllng -It's easy to overlook 1afer response in your normnl cruising range-where you don"t this fact: use full power-you get pleoty more miles from ev01y tankful of gas. (:as mileage in the '56 Buicks take& a big step upwar;d. But when you do need sudden safety-surge lor emergencies, Ono reason. of course, is the new power plaDt Itself. youluat floor the pedal to switch the pitch. Instantly, you're Every """ Buick cradles an advanced 322-cuble-lnch V8 .at.full,power acceleration-and it's the most thrilling safety engine with the highest horsepowers, Series for Serler, in iheasure in the !aDd. all Buick history. Yet every engine delivers more elllcieiiC)', W nncl more usable power to the rear wheels-because each one bas a new double "Y" manifoldlDg, and a new high in c~mprcssion rati_o. But tho major reason for the happy news In gas mlle~ge­ and for the new stw-up in safety and thrills-is Bulck'•lai:Nt version of Variable:l'ltch Dynaftow. In this airplane-principled transmiM!pl, you alwap ~ a • ... ,. ..,., S.tv., 1-tllitlt •• •••••••••••• 0ot4-IH"•C.Mflltlo¥--lokl--lfifii11MIIU!QNDII--1-··--~------- AUfOitiOIIIIIAIIIUas ,_.. - CO.~ AUTO ·. " ' • ,, ~ ' . I Myotery Mon ry , • eJ lrt ; ~11 Is Nof . 1 31ru 5.00 MY$:'1p;~ ~ dMtiiST RWliS Each da~un, ., fW:.het ~· litre .,ally S!!tl!l!!.el wl!l ."' ,. . mouf!!• . ' ~~~~~~c~lit t~~,~~: Winners " D' INI.rul!IP.J!D~ ~lr time the Mrilten'·Maa li· ldentlfledt. Each eniJ":it.;ii)Qi£ fiave to 'bo eJJglble f<ll" the Jlr&e. ' Y()Ur name iruf.ddr!«;' · . . Tbere can be only •nt f.inner. Tbe eaTllast. l>QIItm~·~ and nealness of entry, dlicldes \he winoer In case DIOI"O than one co.rrect Entrll!4 are received. , . • •. .. .M.Crtt OlfAION • •• •• . , •t'\tt. Autumoblkl. Heda ....... of .. ~ . , . 0011 ou the SpeciGI. ........ Dtall1.d, lfi!l!!O.~~ wbl f).,OO !>IDS ODd lbe omplo I tJuo Ill win. Tl:fdi!llijjy The absolute smoothness of. this new Dynaflow js worth a visit In Itself. So you can be sure you're In for 4 wealth of wonderful surprises-for that'• ju' the start of the best Buick ~· Can you make it thts week? 0 N"" M-...1 V""""'le PUch D....llow u IM onlu DvooJL>w S.lck hadr todair· lt II aiatldard on Rood~er. s.,p, c.J Cfnhi'II-OP'ioMI lNSUilANt.:~ 4.G&NCT Rea I Estate Broker "' lltt>m.•,.,.T. amo Who is 1111¥ •uo for •":':ry ay '~'lie. · · spt , ... anlcleD~(4 Me.mbera rl ·ftle How about coming bt to try the most modem transmission yet? IUIOriEY DOWNING 1 Buck. Each doe hu 6 bnbio1, five w~t:lks old. Reaaun for 11ell· C. E . Dow, 12·7 4tp Now Buick engineers have brought to this cruising range what they call "double regeneration." It simply means a new Good Clean ~/ sed Cars All Makos and Models 115 1 . 10" MANGLE. }o'rlgidai rc Bes t M :lALJI()i""C:T::: E:LE : :,:::V::IS:::IciN SER'viCf Model , u1rd on ly a (e-w minute~ . Phon" 200 ('Jdard AD'Dll*t. . Sell It a:rcat s;u: rlrlct• . Phun~· !ilore U8 \\ . ~h ! o st.: POmcrn gas-•avlng cruising range-and. at a switch of l~< j>il ·h, a full-power getaway range. MOTOR SALES 1 eport, _Ohh.t. 3-23·(' .. MeKNJGHT Phone 115 '· :~·~ ...."'' MOOBE~s , IN USED CAliS ~~~:~;.~~~ ~~~~R~EV~E~Y~·>~o~N~ST~E~R~W~A~L~D~ lllme 1Z.7-3l't ---. PnmfiMf ------ ----:;..;;;.....;;;;; · - Fun111r•l Hame SEil\'tt:E on PATJ'ERNS - MINE TIE~~ 1 ' lnng by Factory per M and up. We dehvor. 11 . H. wo..tch.m~kl'r . COLLINS 6 J. L. llawk, Minenvllle Ohio LEFtS, I omeroy. Phone Cheliter . Ohio or' SP- FUHJo.i1AN -&- - - . • Joi!Jfl.lfOR. W . Va., altOJ' 6 i VICE AU p.m. 111 at 1' ratts Fork on US pert Tccllnlchms. lJ-10 80tf _____ _n~.:_ 33. _ Ml.tdteporl. ,280. JUNK CO. 51 n ... ,,. • t»4> Q~!4,T~ CUFTSv, "· ~lfte Wflo~~~~Y ClHIO VALLEY f'all 6046- J , We mak"cll. Schmolls iou~LUMiiER--- Dun.mNG QlJIC~ 11 '--'---·· WEBUY Phnn• .,, ..._:I ... • .St;Qp ·,·$hop,~ Save lTRUCTURAL I Bl:.uo! -· ___ · - - - - - - - - - IIU USE in S u~ a r Run . In forma· tg54 l'U~TI/\( " i> Pl u>; 4 dunr s~· d1m . $1~05 Bla PIInll r\. Ponw 1uy, Ohi o. 1:!.:1-lit r lAB:~ 16) For Rent or Sole . . JILANDIIJI,I.IIII'J& Billy Susie a~ I Monaay I lou1 10. S\r eet ·car f Brit I 18. Molher 19. Bone tanat.J ,I! Announce Birth Of Girl By Farm Bureau ·~$0. Ga1Uuna 1 or l v(' lop :ng, o peratin g or producing : - --- -· --· . --. ·--- _ l es~. aJ ,n, r (' ~prvin g to the State , f Ohi11 w1. w 1o;h t 11 ··xpr 1 · , ~ •lll !" tn:1n:. , 1' 1 W o\N T " ll .1 1 . : Th <· .-; ta ~ l lll J.: pr~mt nbove n ~f r' l"- th e use of :;treams flowin~ t h r who hd (l·tl c!U L""I'" ' !h. L U U •I: --Lug~. Oak, . r ed to ~~ t he n tJr t hwe~l co rn er of t hrough sa id land s or abutting liP n r'~~ n llf uu r s ~n . ,J ; tl\ •;1'\~ :-l r ,· Po~lar, U<tsswocrd , Pme , Walnut j Se('t lfJ n 2!1 h':'l wee_n_ th e lands of on the same and ~o much of th e l' l811 h,, nk:; to H tl l.ln 1! r llw i~l~obo rO<L ~.' Popla~ · B:~w~4d i. Rag Pr, I'uwcl l, Pullm ~ an~ Sma rt. banks lhcrc(lf that may be neceipil lh<·._, ll' l';, \ llll ' <" .e nLlln ;; fl o I" I 6-4 U-4~ e~~li~:re~y , t ' Bemg th r .;a rn e pr~ pe r .y th :~t s ary and the prot~ct!On of such I t f'· f: ~r nl.: n\ f l-lf' li '! ~ a nti ll!"l gn Tup' pers I'L . .Ohio 0 yao~ was COOVl')' l'd to f. m mc.ft Be nson l:itream rr om eros iOn, contamina · b·;r·, fo; ku ; 1111 1.,, , 1111...,. 11 , Jll ; l 1 l" il sh J ~~m~, W .t.e r · fro m Ph oeba A. 13 cnso n twn or deposit of sediment. 0 11 < c Jvcry . · n or Exce ptin g lherefrom Ont• ane 1 . 1 t t !h i' t ili!·t F u n r.al l\umr eall us lo r par ticulan. Th.e . l3cmg t lC ~ arn e rea es a e con ~lr and ~.J t,. lk '" t CJnlJJi wll Ohio Va lley Mfg. [OI"P· Phone Ln t he so ll t hwt••t ror nr r of t he ve ycd to to~ ve lyn Bigle y by deed \ l .";" li p Cool vill e 1580. 2·2·tf abov e desen bt:d lr~cl heretofore recorded i n Deed Book )49, Page , _ ______ __,________________ conveyed to J A. r OWf'll . 215, Meig ~ Count y Deed Records . Wr w1s h to e xp re.~s uu r d ~ c JH'~I I 1J2) Wanted tO Rent Al •o cxecptmg tw o s ma ll lots Said real estalf' is appra 1sf'd at ap p1eria 1i nn o1 nri thnnlt s lo a ll ___ _ _ _ in th e nor ltH'<l :->1 corn er, one h av· $1,633.00 a nd cannot be .sold fo r 1 ~ho hd pcd 1n <~. n .v wa y d uru1 g 1 w .m t to H· nl- s mal! F UHNlSHED ing be en ,convcyc(l_l o L. E . Cur tis Jess than tw o-thir!U of 1 be apprais the i lln e~.~ a n :I rl,•at h <• f c, o~ r I c\ I'AH'l'MEN T Call 7tl·J . and one to D. L. Pt ~ o t l. _ cd value. I h usbt~ n d an rl fa l h ·r Our than k, 1:! 7-6 tc Al so, except ing all the oil , gas, TERMS Cash in ha nd on day o f t o th e Mt' ll; > r ; en!'" ;d II ,I, Jr i' ,JI coal ~ nrl r1tl1 er 11\lncral ~ wilh lhe ~ al e ~ taf f. tht• nur ~P.~ wh o col r<.' il Jnr l; L·n tlern an wan t:; h1•U.'ie keC(ltn S ngb t of enleLmg, pros pectmg for CHARtES RUSSELL, 111m ~o pa \ Lt' n!l y du 1 in ~ h 1~ t'uum . Wr itP B r~x 608·8,% 'J'h >J cl r•vplnp lll g, pr nriU f'l ll g or o pera!· Sher iff of Meigs County, Ohi o ~I J V 11 wn·. lh·· rluc t(J).'o, It < ~ !Jail .v Scnlt nf'l , Pumeroy, Ohio . in!.\ f< ir t he Sil ffi (', and the nght or MANNING D. WEBSTER, Lp~· i ~ A Ua n ~er l rl" for h t~ 1" 0 11 1 l 2·U·3t r OCt'llpan ry 1n so f11 r il$ the same i£ Attorney for Plaintiff ~ol m g wnnb, th .• 111'1 .-: hlm r., {'Ss Pnti ol l to Sti Ch prospecting , de· ( ll ) 16-23·30; ( 12) 7-14-!itc <t!l d f:I I' O d ~.l hl' I·:\.\ L ll A f't: n~·.lo~l l- __ ' Q~ ~~t- -·------ -(.h.tf) ( I. lht dn n• H' lo . h< ( ,UJ · :I-HOOM TltAILEH for r e nt. S. R. O fl' rr~ wil l br rcrt•( \'f"d a l th e cr•r l11nd , ~ n rl fur t!w IH'au 11fUI nd1·JX , S y racu.o~c, . 125 r- e . -v• 1p off1c c of :vl an nmg D W t> bst r r, rl t1ra I b:I Sk t' I ~ I __ P omeroy, Ohi u, u p t o 3:00 o'd (I Ck :.-11 ~ W111 1-"< h~ .m d l'alll ll y Fu1· rrnl F URNIS.J iu> HOUSE, P . M., 1J f'f' 1'11lhrr H'i, 1955, for t he 12·7 1\ p I 1 •tlllll l ~ o n l.meuln Hil l, Wl1h Ha l'! St~nlwr y hum e property, (" On · ~: ara g •• anr l la undr y. h:1s hea t s is t mg nf a 12 rnom fram e dwrJ J. t61 L OS l [j ll il'l i lunr fu r,u.H'I\ l h rr ~no~tll li'' ing , f u m a c1•. r> nC' •.; mall harn. large .. . . l'IIJl t r rl lil'd . l• o r ~ IIJJU intm rn t , ~ hl'rl nncl wa' h h1•u s c with ah 011! LOS I---on e h l .1 ~ k ~1 nd 11.: 11 Hl ;l:\ P, \ c•alt 1':\o,•JnJ: ~ t ~ 1 ; c>, Ph nnc l:l3 ur 1hrc ~· :Hl\'>o of lcu:d on La.d 1·1· lll l'ti LIIIH ,,z,o l·· anl:l ln l.rtl,I ~·~·~·- Mwfn g l"C''. Ld tlh"t' :H3-J J:.! :itf S t rel'l , Pn nwr11_v, nrAt· .~ rb o n l , a nd <..h c,., tn 12 7 :l tp · - th re" lu t< o n I Inion AV('Illl C. - --· · l i'"l vt• ruu m m vJ e1n .\I'AJ{T. The l'lg hl 1:> r r~ervcd to rd ~c t lti tj) .P\u t o Jt: ' v t ce~ 1 :0! !•, :-.i J ~, wtt b l:nwtl!·y ~IH.I liA r - :.1 1 1 ,Jr.- 1 ~ n ~~:,· N(·w ;; ru vm dwt• llm g wit h f:rl l,ill n l!oll ~ !('\tr r, Ji:xecutor. ::omp lcl•' \\'IIUI. /\IH;N f\H:I\'1' 1 ~a r a~ C! and hwndry. Phone 12-U-:It r b al~n cl ng anfl hrak c s ~·r v1 ce 3 10-:\r. A. N. Beng el. 6-27-Lf llaek cll s ' S~f<-:1 ~· Sci H Cf' , W< · ~l -- ------- ·-·---- SEE OUR NEW LINE Of Mam Strc1•1 , P omer oy, OIII J t'tlr rent-~tenslon Ladders, SWEEPERS! Phone 2fi7 . 5-!'i tl Sculfold Boardll, Drop Cloths. S(' w111 g mac hin es. new and --·---('linton fisher, Middleport. us(•d, por ta bll•, cahin et, el eclMt Auto ~Llle~ Phone 11-l ·U , , ti~Sti, X. , __ t r il' , and \r(•urllt• . lli ~ hcsl trade 10 valu(' fo r your old machm ~s. - -;-Fur rent- Electric Witllpapcr Jo:H~.I" terms arra ngt•d . All ma 8t1•am er . CUnton Fisher, Mldf OR SA.t.r ~ -5 l 1:-.I·. P :-.L\'1'1 0 .~ <' hiLIP.S and r cpa!r.; fully J;Uilt" WA f l~ l'\.~ tn h tg h l·~ t bitl-l,•r dkport. Ph. t1265·X, ll·l·tf antcecl l•'llEE !10:\11<: 11EMON Hld .~ (ijr ·n Dr ·c cmlll'f 7. c l • r ~r \) ,. AJ;-1\-HTME~ifsG--lHniMid­ STRATIIJN Ph1mc 909-J . Keet r(•mhd- l:l . 1055 Jl id ~,~, , r_l , d lc >ort. cau· til;~~;. io-~~·u . on 's Sl'wm g Ma chlne Service, ~~· a ll ah! (' ,11 rnut n g:11l•. 0/:J ;n _ -~ -- - ·-- -· Iii" P omoJroy, Ohw Vall P.V Elr l' trlr ( 'o r pmnlillll , Tv.n Furnl.~hed 4-ltoom APA.BTpl ant ~ L ! ('. L"IH• ., hl r~>. ()!111 1. MEI\TS, new rurnlt~~re. Util~tha ~.RAP '(RON - .D4J!:TAL.t:S 12 ti·J tc JW!d C<JIJ 6044-M. 8-20-tr acr es, e. ~,~-~~~~a.cr~ 24.Cryolpt.~ 1• :l6. Too 28 1 ' :COO.r..ter 135 I ol .,,,:ater 'T , Warlike r-; otJcc 1s here!Jy given th t1! oldealrnon :,yb 1l .l!;hPr~IJach whose Post O f !LOt an area fll c Addr<' '-' ~ ~ Pomero.r. Oh1 0 , 12 Anxtous has been duly apJmlnled as Ad· 13 A fool 111 1n 1stratnx of tnr Est ate of Della ' H S p h~r~ G P ul llns late of Sa lisbu ry Town- 15 ~0~~~~~ shi p Me1gs Cou nt y Obio decf."a.s· lti GEl.ng t'd ' ' ' H : mtruslonot 1 nu tda Dated this 28:h d<~y of Novem·l t h roug'h membrane bcr 1955 21 Stripe ' ZJ. Largest J ohn l". Ba con 1 continent_ l!:rrors in A<lvertlslng-Should be i CAH. PENTEH T I) o L s . Bent z Btglcy, ct AI. ~e mg Cause No. reported imh.ed.lao"!!y . 1 il.e Ua.Ji y Wolfe, 2tl 0 W. .~lair. St.. Pome- 12 ,344 m sa 1d Cou r t, I _w LII offe r ~otlnd will nul bt resp u n ~;. b! e 1 roy Pho nc 4JJ .J J2-6·31p for 5ale at pu bl!r auctiOn at the tor wore than one w cucrccl 10 front dour nf the Cou rt H o us e 10 Judge of th e J' robatc Court 17 IIOCUUIL th • ~l t•igs \ou nty, Oh1 ::1. 1 1 ye a r hng I•ema lc POMERANIAN ~· s a id Co unty, on Saturd ay, th e Pric e~ - Glad)s Frost, Pomer oy da y of Dcrembf'r, 1955 · at 10 A.l ll-30, 127 14·3 \c _.as: (I of Tbaolb •nd b p{-cJ al Nv Ohio Ht 3 M. 12 ·S.Jt uce:; o~ .t.velal!l pr wteu at r ~;gu , ' · P1 lar classtiLeo nt\<: ll. UD1L u;u.1t!a : - - - - - - , The f iiiiO W L~g de~c r llle d rm~ l ~S NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS pu!:llubcrJ at 1 cc:~u per wora. r a ts kille d Wllh one pound of tat r, ~ 1tua ted LR Ollve T own sl11p, ANNUAl MEETING : .O.arged AWl re.-a1..,t u cy n1.oU or STAH WARFAHIN. $1.00. Four Ra ng\l 11, Town 3 11nd Sec tion 29, N o li e~ is herehy g iv en !hal the teJ:!l'D<IDe GlVt:.ll ca.at~tW o~ t ......l · pound pack a~: e . $2.50 . Harmless Co unty or Mr q: ; o<~ n d Sl a te of annual mce t1n:,: or t he l'ilockhold LJun. I Guaranteed . Ebersbaci.J Hard· Ohio, to wit Cun la tmn :.: 100 IICr(;s crs of Tht• F ar mers Ban k and S ~v· -- J wctre . 12·5·3tp su rvc y('d an d h 1Ju r:. detl a::. follow.~: ing:; Cumpany of Pomero ~·. Ohtn , l ~ i ='~o.tu:es 1 - - - -. - - - - - --Hcgmn ing <~ t a 1'1n ' s~ uth 56 a ~- will be held at lhe o.fftce of .s~id - .-.- - : . .. - -----~ :·. l uEA UT!to'LiL CHRISTMAS TREES g r ees Ea ~t :.:!3. Jm ks, d m• No rt h 30 I IMnk 1n P o meroy, Ohw. aceordtug . LEf OUR F4LECTRU:-I IC S ',Ci{~ :\ ak y degrees Eas t 30 lm11.J, t hc ncc East to Lts br· laws on th e second Wed . y TA'~ ro YOUH. )!.AitiT : J e your own .~e 1ec 1lOR uu . ' . 1AH. nr~ ., . _ . , . . can sc lccl un e at our sl~re Ql" 100 perch c~ lfl a Do~ wo o d, WI!· n e~ da .v o r January 1956 at 4 :00 P Al•SAT YO UR l U.'oiV EMJo.::\l ( t::: Wf' wil l take you to ou 11 ness lil r ku ry bea nng so uth 45 de M for th e pu t pose of eleetin g dL· 1:\1 1U~ .E:\'~N lNGS . CALL JU2_. cl oM! by an d Y<u can ~ctP'thc ~ grecs W~st 8 links; th ence Sou\h rect ors and th~ transacUoD of • --'---~----- - and :I fmc.'ol I 1c t• ) ou 1evt•r had · oli.V tsO'I rLU.> L;AS- Lr.-sta!-Jat,on m th ee 160 perc h c·,; ! ') a pos ! · Wh 1I e. Oak ,I sue!1 olh I)T ! b uMnus as. D1~ . pro· , ' ~~~e l" '" watt! We d 1 b;.;a L mg 41 d l' j.!~·;·e.~ East 14 lmks, peri} com ebefore sa1d meeting . 1 1 I :oeJ"VICt:. S ce U$ ur lJ r!Ces. l'u1 " '"' c LV t· r. h . t th , · LAt; lJ r L IDI I"l u kt, a t ftu ll <~r-...1 l' hun ~' 1;13 t." wm g·s St on '. 1118 1 th <>nc (' w r-~ t 100 pe_rr Ps o ;o .1 Edwird Foster, Secretary. " "' ·d w ~1a l n S t , Pum rr rrv . I;;:::! I! rc n:c r uf Slwd e Rl\Cr , _then ce 12 7 \l r "u" -· · - - - - - •0,; ()!·tl l I0 lh (' pbcc of b<' .."inO Lil "' " 1 ______ .J. -·-------- 28. Leader 6. Bodyot ·" CROSS 1 Moham· ------------------- •• '• BLANK NAME ~··II~Y M'.r\N .. : . . ., ........ ., ... . . . : IUICI WIIIIUIID- MY~UB.'¥; MtAM hl'UY I NAMB' ...••••. "!' .••.••••••.•• , · •. , ........... . . ADDRESS .... '\,· ..•.. -•... .."" . . . . ............... . ' .... ._. ........................ : CITY ' , . . · · ~ ···· , ~ ~·"'"'··~ ~ - ... . <. �.......... .. - -- . ·--· ~ •,_ -·--- - - -- --- - . Wednesday, r5ecember 7, 1955 The Dailv Sentinel, Pumerov-Middlepart. Ohl.l P'age Eight I I • • Mrs. Albert C"'ootes Mayor fined Pomeroy Gorden Club Holds Annual Wllliam S. Bolton, traffic viola· lion, and COitl, State Patrol Entertains Bridge Christmas Party At Reed Residence eue; RayrQond Pridd)-, intoxication, disturblnee ot peaee, $25 Mra. Theodore Br., wu was hekt· with the --, tee l)reslden{, and rost11, State Patrol cue. Club MonJay Night hOAtess to the P"omeroy Gardea. »u:. C:bUtet a.eelf:lD PJPidtns ' TL-. $6 Pickens USE OUR ln tke abHnce of Mrs. William Downie, the president, who i5 ill. Tweaty-two memb~-~ and ont cu•. Xrs. Tbeodofe Reed Jr., reaP{Indecl t.O roll call with a Qhrilf.IQU ver&e. A 1-tpart was given by the civic commltt~e OD the cleaning of the river ~·· rlanJ wer~ completed for divhlg a treat to the residents of the Rest Homes and Mrs . Goe· MrnDDLEPORTSOClETY Dr. and ~trs. KenJJe~ Ama- frlend.s beti. . VII Mrs. Edward T. French aftd babY son, BrllD _K"eitb_, .wer~ returned home Tuesdq ti-o01 -Hoi· zer HospiliJ. , Mr. and MH. John Arthur E\·ao8 have moved to tM ... lotmer ll~rt Roush propert~· nellr Chc!· eveDiq. _ . l(t; iDd J4n. C. B. Welle, Mrs. I;Jt C. Sanafntry, Ctu'lstine K~h· , ler and ~~- E. S. Schaal were b\IJiaess visitors in Athens, Mon· day .. · . ·~ .,:r.- a~ Mrs.. .James "llonnely ~hire. and tamt1y are moving tbi11 week Mrs. Wilbur Row1ey iS reeuper- ffotn P0p1eroy to the Caldwell atln• at her home in Bradbury PrOP.ftrty. . on Gravel Hill. after a thyroid operatipn at tSt. Larry Lee, ~ho hu been a j' >h's HDSpital, Parltenburj. medteaJ_ pe.Uent at_ Ho1z.er Hnspland a-trfl. Leo Rusae-U, tal, has been returned to hls . are visiting relative5 ud hOme. 1 RAZORS 1\Ja&e.o I Re{~shmenta were terved b)' the hostess to tboae named above and Mra. William Andenon, Mrs. Rolland Neutzllng, Mn. H. B. Kress and Mrs. Fred Crow, lr. t>ur stores in Pomerov or Ma·ron City. Something nice Lhat you can ust' -~ around the home. Nothing to buy. Just ask for your gift. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkins an the JUests of her mother, Mn Addie G:i'uesE>r. Clai'en~ A.ndrews , left Sunday for CharlestOn when lie will be employed by the New York Central Railroad Raymond Hatfield e>; BrooksvlUc I~Dt~the -~~-ll:etl~_:.ti\_)!Jdr!f ._ j_, W._ Eii.iw, UnrOll· Ave., aild his par- en\:;, Mr . and Mn. Andrew )fatfield of Rut!ind. -J ddie Bopey ·-atJd Jame.s Carpcn· tet- aOtQJt'!ftanie4 tbe former's faMr. and Mrs. John M-itch and tbCr, R. E. -" Boncy to · Columbus Mr:-;. Paul H11 .;br~ht wc.ro visitors Sunday and while theTe bad their pidure taken with Sob teUer.-· _ In Columb-tte: Monday. _By Middleport Resident Mr~Jobn· J OTHERS .... ' .' Now YbU eatl do a complete d.m.ina job in half the tilpe, Pad ill made of 100%-VIROIN NTLON that waahH easily like your nylon 1tock~n••· · Vto.fl· uum at..-t~ plcb up •nd bold• m<ire lllrt. ,')!J .... ., ...... ... -v: ~ ·~ Mr-hi«M-Mf' NYLON MOP Here i1 a plctui-4tf>Ciue vf•w .. ·the Ohio River fr•~ by , th• 14 foot lont picture window !n ELBERFELDS ... ·.dUct of five and a half tiill and sweat-this dr:ibea · Gene Gi·ate'& riew laborious of mally . bllEiliu\•/ 1 des- j )orf)ome, wlit<H li'to ..., who l8 .in al:filltl:!llt . eathi4!r· ~ ill thQ Citizens NJitioDal .s.ak ~ , ll!'lddl~port. sliriJid ·11\lhktos abo~l .this proJ!# In itMil. ·,,he sard "I did . pot · k'noW. • ·. -, thiDij: ·~~ut the ~nslr1;1ct1on. of , a bo"u"e brl~ layilll or a~t!llnJ ol · tht8 are. ; ,--· Sunbeam Coffe.master.$37.50 .. . Sunbeam Portable ELECTRIC SAW ··~ ' ' .(1 - ~ ' • ' ' . ' ,., • Kitchen Cl~k•: ...... $J.~S •UP ::'. ·,. No. 7! with 2 Conductor Cord tYP,f!, but -'t'lu!!b I. sta~ WOrk t\lP foundatio~ of rily liido, the ;o)il· I!UI"ItY · .rut iiOt(llog _on cote . . .'• 365 D~y .tot~• Glock .. $14.95 $56.25 . -~ . . Westlngho11se Auto Irons $8.95 No. 72-3 with 3 Conductor 1 hi• haodo. wtl to build an C:lrbt ' ta lb. back ol Wheo the '. 4ll:rW':OI~ ~Ciieiar, Dormeyer jto~toble Mixer 19.50 . . $7.95 4f•l'ii·• b\iJlt fi¥ -Mr:""l;fA{L .'· -~ ~~~ .• GE Mi~1r- 2 bowl~, julc:er 43.95 ~--: Cord and Adapter . . . . $57.50 Racine . the . walls Bv GINI · MARVIN For gracious UVlng....:the GE Electric: Auto Toaster $19.95 $10.95 To.Get v. I DetoratiOit ·...,\P!fe <.,-ti~P ~fCiiil.tOCk t~t ' 1\8.11111• Volu~teer Flr·' Dct>ort· me.U today ann'ounce"it that r everyoJle>· waits until warlfed, Ihere w;ill be a "'';~T..'·I have been comPleted by the department £or thfl - ~ccora1ion of the less logjam .'' lnevllably, he village square for tile Christ mi\s season. . ..._ _._ J • • , ..I He llso · anrrotff!!ll. ;~h~ift: a fir st aid class will bcgln &Doil for th~ tra'Jnin!J: _of fir-emen and expressed h~pt!:S tbat the· (!tnercency squad wlll ·soon be Jn bpcra_tion pointing ou_~ tbat the a_m~~~~t;js now be · inl used for l.....-.Jdl!~tiOn oil.ly due to · the facf thit ibJre, are no qualified Jirst aid · members: on the department · ilt tHis time. . At a formal hearing eonductlld MeClintork tls~ said that the f?Y the Public Utilitiel! Comrrtlssion department wan~.:d- to "press Its o~ Ohio Tue.day ~~in,_,Jt t~~ thanks to 1he p~~ldl\t.r the a rea Vallage Hall, testlmon1~ CGncerD ror the receipt of 'i~ cheek from lng the furnishing o( wntor, by Curtis Circul~tlon · Co., in th e the Meigs Water Companr to the Sch~le utd he expecta: va.c- The trio had been held in ~namount or t48.42, ·This sum re-. res~dents of Welshtown, I.ineoln JJJ8 suit® from the Ale of m.asazincs 1'maee and Na)lors Run Road cine prod~etton to jlek uP this nedi~n with the eariy MonDy month . and Jbcreaae •uJ»ta.nUally mormnr robbery of Wapen ~in th~ srta and \t~U. go· tO the w_e re e:~pressed. in Jaallll)'. On the other band. Hardware Store and attempted . t Dl -~ beneftt of_the Rlclfte Fire Dept. t Mr, Witherspoon from the state be said demand is not great at f?bbcry of the Racine Se"iee sta· utilities eommlS~Ion ilcled all ~n~ ~aUBe people are lion. Lt. Col. Frank W ~t ?:nc of the per.sons. wbo had the West Vltll;... ,J-!fitioDil chairman _of the meeting. Abo tbinktng about Christmas and gamed entrance to the serviee sta-- Guard was the gt18t ..;Nter .-t p-reBcnt for the meeting was a not about poUo.'' Scheele re~ ~t the ex- tlon had been h-Jgbtened away by the observance of &arl Harbor Rate engine~r and .1te-nograpbl'r. perttl decided ~Jht the single- the owner· It is reported that Dq by Drew Webllet Post NO. . Representing: the Mejgs Water Company was c. M. Hennessy, who s~ot proeram because "it might nearly $200 worth of g90(is bad 38 at the replar meeting .of -, .' explained to the group that the dilute the' etteet" of the vaccine been stolen .from lbe hardware tbe post. store. Col Haught entered the l'llt· col!~ too much per customer !or on polio preVention. lonal Guard at Fairmont West Basil O'C\1ab0t, pre&ident o( A'I1-11CNS: 0 . Dee. ?-Cadet wate- services to these various the N.tUonal POunda.Uon for Virginia In 1932 as • prlv~te and Steve .Hill, son·•· of Mr. .and Mrs . ~· fantile Parab'li.s, said the -" ' ~-been . conoeded with the A.Jien C. Hill, who hslde at -=Beech ~ti spokc.sman for Welshtown perts made ~·a .very sound military sancc. During WW D 1ie Street, has ·ooen appoipted Cadet · Etbe-1 and Clara Garland · c,nU-aQ.e the! program 111 _g · in Alaska and in the 'l'errace, Gcra~d Reute; Jt is to Group Comml!ndtt tn Ohio 1 uaiprese..ly l)"pi:!rating." t'. fC?PCan Theatre. Ht:! traced tJle versitY's 1t.tr Force &esen-e omOf!~ was, present to speak bbtory. of the Gu~rd - froEa ~ ita cer 'lftlnlnr-~o· pi'(Jtram for the Run Road, !ormation .. a militia in tims fiTst iemq.ter, \~$8. . .· at the Dacetln,g were Tax Bol\1'(( Advises to lhe pre•ent time. The .. ~ 11 Tbla appOintment waa confirm- M~E. F. RGbinso_n tjnd Village . .PriTSBURGtr, Pai. UP-Betty ~rvic:e l'endered by this milltl1'1 1 ed by the AFk<Yl'C stafr, ,-.&?looel G"'!"Dtillailcn Roy Bctzing, Dale Jackson To Lower Amott. 20. GaiUpO]ii, "Obta. wu orcaol>allon tn bolh ,...,. ·and Leon H. Jerger comnumdbla. Ca· S:~b: - and Wayno Swisher. Ratei. ~ held bere today. for eourt on a peace wu brought out in liil ~.. shoplittlng: chlfge. , , talk. det 11111, in bls .po,altjon, will earTy fir ~~~ reported that 4 decision t.bc rank of Lt. - Col. • would. be repdered concerning the ..e was accused of Paui-118 · Announcement was mad~ -of COLUMBUS, d. UP- The Car:let Hill tecetYol}'·· tils ap: iltuatJon by · U~e S1ate --'Utilities ~d of Tax APpeals todaY money . and . merdandi.se to a the forth~ming vi 11it of Harry · vued Jackson that-It might compai_UOD Wbile posing as a ) Shaffer, Field Repretentative of poln.tment fqr bll efforUI, devo- ~ommisslon, later. Jnto the pouibi(ity of reolu<in< l clerk tn downtown - department 1The American Legion, to the tion ·to duty, and acadeo1it ,ccom::..! ,.. electric rates ·Ia ' tba city " if stores, Kiddleport Post on Deeembe pi~sbn\ept~ in ptir,su.it ot · ·· · a~!Oifl teSBive profits , !lTe being mad(. Detectives said ahe would pass If. All veterans are invited MI3Blon, upon gr-aduition in June , ~ The tart comnreJtt from the money to Charles Oiler, 21, Bid- attend this meeting 1068, as a seeotld Ji~tenant in th~ . ~o .pitltJo~~ for civil- -action United sfates Ali- Jott.ce. board came In a decision well, Ohio. Oiler also w.as held Charles Hayes a~d hit auiJt. ing the city . to. -~ lrfDBier $20,000 on a burglary charge, They were ants prepared and served refresh • t:hlef jus- have been filed in the Meigs Coun· 'l'he MeigS-Mason Elec;troni~s :~~- its Ught fUD.d 'to the general arrested last Tburaday. , ~eota to the ~ members presealt • AppfaJ Of . _Clerk o~ Courts of£ice. A petition waa med by Merle will) Th board j . · TJ!!cbnlcians ASSOciation Griffith and Virg Smith of ReedaChristm.. at the iog ::.. transl!.d \\,;''ttn'::pr::;· vllle •z~st .~ohn 'W11.' Hammon. Restaurant, December- a, · ea_u~. of the ''ur£tnt need" · Jlood&vltlc .and- State of Ohio, Div· p.m. . funds "but With .- a . want b11·on Gf Aid Fo-r 'Aged, to quiet a t~e dt~ner, the meetiDg clty otriclals t:Jjat . W't , Ht.le o{ land _a_pd tor ~aO'i•ile•. < 'be adJourned to Lhe loot with favor: . .......Jl not A Exten8ion0f /Wate~ Sought Tlkongh PUCO 'fhree s·us . ted [J£ Burg·lary ' ·-G" - •Re_I'ease ,· , :~:;:~1 pearI ~Wi-~Qay'.. Obse_n-·ance bde I A Drew . . ~or '. • ' MURRAY BIKES 261och Bnyo .... .. $54.95 28 Inch Girlll ...... '54.95 28 loch Boyo ..... U7 .93 24 loch Boya .. ... •47.91 20 Inch Boya ..... $at.&B ZO Inch Girls .. ... $19.03 Other Blkel .. fZ9,81 A: up ROLLER SKATE$ $2.98 IIASRRO BLACK BOARDS '$1.19 . ' GOLF GAME .$1.98 DOLLS ... .$2.95 up D.oii-E High Chair ., :,· • $2.98 ' .. ., · Filed_W.~~esday . ~ ~~gs Court ·' ' .f"niJ(hl Trail> "0!1!' 3 car.< . . . $19.-95 . . ' Three Are Fined $7.95 and liP • ·. % Complele SU.IIioillt'" Relu:o Eleelronle Mobile $3.98 .The Origlnol Sprln~ Suoponded Hobby llone PUI,J;oTOYS 49c: 11p $14.95 ,< ' Slglial System · Lou..a S~oker The Wonder Hom t ' .. · ': ' .,, " " .,.. I •• ~ ;~ . , .. .. f "-\ TOYS ~FEV~Y DESCRIPTION- YOU NAMI IT ~WE .HA:VE IT . ·&HARDWARE CO. MASON cnv. w. vA.. . ~ '-l. t • I "\ •' - ..~ '• .}·;'_ • ' > I "" ~ 1 i '-~ ' t! I Hunter Is Assessed A$100 Fm". e' F~ or Illng.alpossesston • Of D'eer'' dln~er snd Abbott Tct..Uilon such opplicotia•." . ·~ , ' ,- ·• ,. j ' .. '. ' . 'r • I' $9.98 • Galli'polis_·.._1flfo·man F • •.acm.·. Ch _~ ,, . --~.- Of ; ~cd Bemg Shqplif . te.t ·E-TA To EJect' Tomg • ht ~~~· ~ In LoCal CC.UI1$ WRIST RADI(? I Steve Ifill Named Ohio Uni\iersity ROTC Commander Two Civil Actions w!lh:,l _Cars - , . ,. ' $59lf$~ W-~'er 4f ~on 2 Way Eleelrlllih!1 Kiddie Kook t Boll La,_e ,. Dick Tracy DRUMS ...... 79c Aluminum Set . 98c 90" p ,C! net l,.iQ~ J r~.~s StreaMlined ~le ~ Wagon ..... $6.9$ . $4.98 i. ·"....J '*ifl~il-llyer $1.95 up ~·au ; Allihl,a.nd Ethyl with ICA• Power Tonic Ashland FlYing Octanes_ f."'' \ WAGO~ Swlso Type Color Notoo Muoio Tau~hl by Color ' JUNIOR Educ:ationol Toys 59c MELODE BELLS ' ' rei(·" BERLIN UP-Western ofric-ials 1 Jin free from scandals and corrupo expressed fear today the Sovich tJo n ." would h_old two captured Am cri-! In c newest threat was aceom~ ca n soldJt'n ali hostag e~ in a dead ! pan1cd b)" renewed n1:lU: at bl()(:k· ly !-:_ ~me of blackmail a1merl at mg passage of 8{-ri in 's .llU pply. forcmg the return of :. Sov ,__.t of- r.ar_g~.s lmm Wi!tit Germany unJeSI fleer who fled to the We!IL <itt! lionn go~ernment knuckle_. unThe Ea~t German Commun1l'i : i der to lne Red demands It neJo--prt'.~ hamm~rcd away _agam i:ll I !~ate as an equal with the "saverthe corrupt We~t .Bcrl!n govern · e1gn " ~a~t German government. ment, and an uffJcJal CGrnmunb t Turn.d Over To Rusai.ns The two Ameri~t~n! were &eiJ:ed Wedne.soay by f.;~ ~ t Berlin t:ommum:.t pulke a.;; ·'drunken Ameri<:an gang3lers" <~nd turned 0\'e-r to Lhl' Sovit.1s in appfrent t~pect uf a tou.r-powei' a~r~elk~'ht ~p,ver· mg ~ucil cabcs. Wtst~tlt. ~~~~~~taJ.s 0 lhw m11 ·~!dm lll&uld ' sllo ~· So\'icl good fait/i til ib)ding COLUMBUS. 0. UP--State Au by the rour-powcr a';teCtiwh'fs. dit or Jarne~ A. Rh odf>.s today an JdentiLy ot the ,.{m~litaif.s •a:~ nouneed a sOOrtage of 112,501 wa 5 still unkao wn. The Comm unillt found by examiners in the ac - Par-ly newspaper !,eues D>!lliscbrounts of F"ranklin B. Glenn. for- l~na identilied them today as "o!~er df'rk of the Inmton ~1un i lice.rs" but indicati'lns were they l'tpal CouJ! . were enlurtcd men. Picturl!.& of The audit extended from Nov. t hem in the Communigt pres! II . 1952. to Oet. 15, 1955, th~ dat~ were too smudged for easy reeog.. or menn's re.Aignation. He bad nitlon. $~rve d SI R~t lh.-c. 16, 1952. One day before th ~ American!! I, The audtt 5ho:we_d $1~ .J 72 col 1 wc1e sencd and charged with lected by the ~1mmal division of knockmg out the singing star of lh_c court dunng Glenn's ten ur:!, ~n anti-American ·"oliticaJ (abaret with $4,633 not accounted for . In the RuiiSian sector a So...-iet It also showed otll~r collectiGD-~ rank Gfficer t<ed to West Berlin. such ~ bonds and ftnes, not enEnterM AnMric1n Sedoi tered 1n cash books lbough other Tb~ officer, Lit Lt. Ivan record' sbowed them reeeived. Ovchmmll:ov, entered the Ameri· The1oe totaled $7,T7l. It showed can sector Monday _and asked for sh0l1.ages o( $2-7 and :no. . uylum on political grouad:s. It ~\emel!t, <:J,J.enn exonerat- •as granted and be waa nowa tD 1o..llge tm.W. ~puty clerk of West Germany for safMle~iha:. ~he shorta~, ., , Western official& t!x.pr;!ssed' A findm,g lot tt'Cov~, ot $12,· fc-at.s; the · Sov~_!s ~)cl.. dcmlnd' ..;,,,. 501 w~ returned _a gainst Glenn tht retu rn of lh~ S"3V!c't' officer 1 children. -., ;n~ ~ · JW4-i..._,bontk!d hj1n,_ a f i; tcmpt to usc the twfr- Aii1'er~ The expert 5 , ineiUding Dr. or , ·~ · . to bargain fOf"" Jris •'W'I!turn. r'a); E. Salk. met ~U , 4Q" Wed~~<~· I ·· Iil he piast the Sovfets· bl)re bcld day on the queatJori. Sebeele eapturcd Amcrie:&n.$ for ' wccb if nouneed they a~·tor stict ~ ~ ~ th_eir aTrest happeaed to coincide" the . ~fJJ'e· which d•,•.,'h. the desertion of a Soviet sOl· for lnjeeUORSt over Mn · ~ periQd. __. ,. They alwaya.reJeasC.the Amei-_Tbe. surgeon -fli«!!UeAI said the Jeans in the end. 'I .. SCicntista. · decide~ '.the"" wasn 't :.') ·~en The Q>mmuoist pt... said col>eno\lgh evldent-e -tO' be sure· , a:et_actor Werner Lierck was tbe· flho~ would 'aufflce qver a long W.Qicy ~re, Mari~ll: Cat1 flctmu of the Americafts whoperiod. , Salk atle:c:l tile. decision ~~ ~ - ~dy Tailor "bO\b' pi .called him a "dirty 'eominuni.st" "aplendld." He 111Aid: it mons we Parketibur_g; ·1rbo -hid bee.d. beJd and waS -beaten when h" objedoJ:i will ~ able ~ .. cive "the ·belt pro- for. t•fiti~g' conte~og ;- l~6 .to Lbeir Insults. tecUon_ ~ tbQ , ~ iU&ee!ftible robberies in Raclile, ·wt!re··rere~-~d ~-----children. Thia: isd he btst way to Wednesday nilbt Sberitf Ch.uiea H--L~..;. on picldeace; Salk reported, laek of evi- ::ltd~own ~u., BICYCLES ' ''' "'' . ,. ·'·!· newspaper sa,d the " whole former Ironton Court Clerk Is T Face Charge ,,,. J>lf!oil: llo(ilrt· ~Hriolmll ;,>.,. Will UUIH CLIANI ' MIXII PAIHf BORG SCALES .. IY .IOSEP;H FLEMING Unlt•d PAll St•ff Correspondent 1 me mull! disap!)ei:it to make Ber... - ,, As Advertised In "Life" Two American Soldiers Captured By East Germans Given To RedS' r----'----- JBeHeld' AU AnACHMINfl UIIAIOUND IHI HOMI DIILll • 011NDI • IANOI • IUffl 5c Single Copy •Ftlneral 21 'IICI'" IIT/" YOU OIT 'YHIH COUNSELOR SCALES .. $6.95 Considerabl• clouciiMM , . d,ay, hi... •rourtd 40 north W SO lOUth. MMtly ciMy ..... colder toniPt •nd FrWQ ~ snow fh,rn•• lihly In fttlr1h portion. Low tenltht 20 •• :IL Blockade Hinted eo. Mrs. J . L. Casto returned to her llomP-, Nye Ave., tuesday alter ~ J)endina sneral day.1 with ber ~i-~tcr, Mrs. Cliiude Dai'.st. Mrs. Hli'rj Arter and son, Bill.ll have returned to their home, Glenford, after a visit with bar parents, Mr. and Mr~. William Dani&ls. Mr. and Mrs. Daniels spent TbanDsivin.- -w:Lth their daughter and •on and they :returned home wi t h them for 11 visit . Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas visited at Shade Sutufq wit)} Mf. and Mu. Benson Cowan. To adult persons visiting Weather ·~ R POMEROY SOCIETY FREE GIFTS Guo ra nteed far A Lifetime ' Jtll Dusting is FASTER Now! .. AWAY entJne ' No. 199 "Dream House" Is Buil Blaettnar. • • l: Det)oCed To Tile sterwald. and Mrs. Edward Ba:Jr Mra. Albert Coates entertaiDed were- named a! the committee. A her brldce · club. Mon_da)' eve-vote of thanks was ex~ended to ntng at her home, lJncoln Htll. tbe menu and decorating commit· Prize for hi&:h score wu awri te('.li. ed to Mrs. R. L. Jacobs and the Mrs. Albert Youna: read a poem traveling priZe to Mrt. Fred "At Christ mas" by Edgar A. Guest and Mrs. C. E . W. Downie, a ~oem "Lets (i-o Neighboring" after which gifts were exchanged. The next meeting will be held at the hom e of M:rs. Albert YouDii:- Pleasant Ridge. Jan. g ~ '" ua1 f gleln, Mrs . Dor Schaefer. Mrs. J . Mu. Ch.arlea: Glbbl and Mn. E. D. Harlinier, Mrs. R. W. Fin· James O'Brlen were gueab when bary. Lucy An'llbery, Mn. Mtbet ·Hent7 ,Swift wu taken to Hol· :;;~;;.;;_;;.;,;;;~~;;_~~"'-"'-""""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;Manlli.U, Mn. Rut_b. Mcintosh, ze~ Hoaplta1 Tue~dly for a • Mrs. Webb Hall, Mr. and Mn. aeek-up ln the Rawlings-CoatJI Leo Crew were tD GaWpoJit, a'mbulanee. Sunday, to 1tten6 the funeral ~ WUiiiPl Robson and Mrs. .. services for Mn. \ Prioeet Ams-. Henbaft· -Bailey were business bary. 'liltton ln Parkersburg Monday LAY T'\- ~lit; ~ Club Monday ev•DiJI " for the\r annual Cbl-lstmu dinner 111d party at ber home, Mulberry AYe. Evergree-ns aad candles wt:re used throua:bout l JJe home and $t the door wu an '-ttrae:tjve llilltr box. Santa's Expr,.,.. -, hol.J)I, can·· dl('s and ChristD'Iu · batt. deccrraL· ed t he mantel . i"ollowini a sl:t o'clock turkey d:nnrr a short bwlneJJs sessil'll- • I I PINID $5 SJdney Rua1ell .• • • • I Store, , for · the -annual of ofrJeen. · _·- · ·• , The ~ sald it 4h1 ·,rijf . t f .' v~ tbe _ nitt:~~Wf-,,.'6J!il!)o 0 6-om 88 . . ' e ..,--o~ne · uUJl_~·- to- thO Keneral JURY PElS RIAOY fund. lor the reuq·n that the ,:i~:t': for jurors and witnesaes general govorn·m en_t aeti"(itiq recent triQJ of Dale Bi.cb· 8 city shoUld hot bcdlnn.ced ~f.~~~o:;•::•;,'l'he Me~~- Cotlnty wbol~ or ln P1'rt.'b;Y' :. 1h~ pmfit are readY for ' di8- made from the 6~W 1 1lertrlcity and may be called forlto.,tbe cltilttlna of'"tt\e· dl)i." Me1gs County Probate if It appears~ ~ ~~ ~ that excessive Pl'ofita 1 are being made on the ule.~- Qt: electricity, ~ . HOLZIR HosNM'L ldheec:~~otoes ..~hl!.~~~->~ .'-".r~ueed," the . &<>.I. a ~itted Wednesday: Art:bie lackson had 1loid '' ·tbe board SI.)'J'e, New Haven, W. VL; tbat .it- would bal!'8·.f ·. a.Iance of Clark, HelJllOC) IJ\ tbe. llabt. fubd by Dec. . ~~ - th!s· _-. ~ '*foJlOO ~~;;.:~'Jp; ~ · 2:5. of JAbanon, cording to a sla.temcnt by Ohio, tod!l' was fined $100 and court. The affidavit char.Qing co..-tts for the " lllepl.-J)~usion of two dcCl' ljy Ju&ti.C.: · of 't he Peace with the ~legal po,.;~esslon of deer was ~rn out by A. H. Gei-~ld ReUter. . _, The adlo_n aptnat:>Jit:rris stem · {'bim, game warden . mctl trom a bunting incident on the ,last" dJy of deer ti'uoting ~ea· tiGn _in Meig11 COunty when lti was alleged that Hairia he~d shot and killed bCJI h a buck and doc Mer and transported theM to another Rnbert Harris, county. No action was taJten against a )feigs County mld@t who w11 s concerned ia the ~ase and turned stale's nidende . · qait~St Harris. The deer --~~ ~ot -~t;ateft cu;- . " j � 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 7, 1955 childs keller kimes mccallum probst reynolds