https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c6ee12b3d33b4aa8ca155aea34cdd6ea.pdf 95738fda20d57678e45d6f5eb0bab127 PDF Text Text • ' _tt_age::;.. __ E_I..:;.g_h t_ --;-,- - -- - - - - - -..,.,------ T_he_ Da _i lySentinei,Pomero _ y_,_-_ M_i_d_dl_;epo,___rt-',_O_h_io_ _ _- ' - - - - -- - -- - - - - - - - - Fr--ld:..:a::.y.:..,_ Dec _ e_m_be _r_9.:.,_19_5_ 5_ Church Of Ch1ist Senior Choir d~-:;:·;::p .... .., . ... and the ~,:;;,bee••.. of • deatb .. •b• I MIDDLEPORT: Boy Scout Troop 245 Will Meet Regularly ~".::...~ '::'ti::.trlp !IurlA& u.. .,_rty the lut of a aertet: CIETY Thelr eonnrvatloa. projtet 11'111 Holds Annual Christmas Party ~:~·;::~ ~...i.!"'[h~i~·;~.:· .~ Rutland Minister SO ' On Wed. Night At Middleport Library :;:.~·.:~:~~~;;.,:= ~~t;? The SeWer Choir o! tbc Chu.reb o. t:. McKinley, Mrs. o. L. Rou b, and 1s IeavUIJ Middleport soon. Vt'st't.:ng lnJ'ured I!berMrs.humeMlnrUeGnot Erlewina l• HI at __Trooc:..:.:;P::-f:,tG=o:-,:::::":Bo;::'::,.Soo=-:~""::---=of America. b&ve bteD reOI'Inised the town aod the fUiiDJ -Ot • of Christ :had their aonual Christ- Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Edgar Memben and guesu were Rev. .Streel and wUl mo81. rqularly on Wed- boxa once a week.. 'the IFO'&tll mas party Wedne&day after tbeir Allensworth. Tbe t.ables were de· and Mrs. fo'red Gardner, Mr. and . Mr. and M.ra. Grover Davi.s who PO~OY n.~dt)' at 1 p. at the Middle- are pracUeillJ Cbriltmta ~111 rehear.sal. Gifts were ex.cbanged eorated with nuniature btue aad Mrs . Edgar AllensW'Ortb, Mr. IJid T tio In Colliitthus have been Hviq i.o. tb-e Ralne.y ~ Pu.lllk Library aecordine to updtr CommJtt&eman Earl "'aro· and olad, scon~ and coffee. gold Chrlstmu trees trimmed Mrs. U. E . McJCinley, Mr. and -··F 1.par~ment, Jell t.bb we&.. for .Qr S()CJETY ·tbe a11:nounument made Wednes· ke and anr 1hut Ia, who wil~ to I was • 00 111.. carrying out a Mliday theme, with pink angel -hair. Helen Slo- Mr, L R. Wiley and .so11 David, 11ie Bh. •Robert ~ty Rut· were ae:rved in tb.e church dining bart . ca.roljn Hcu and Enleatine Mr. and M.ra. Alfred Rooah and Land.· • 111 C9lumbui todif'\o vUit room by Mn. Alfred Rous h, Mrs. A.sbary were in charge of the .son Russell ; ~r . and Mrs. lloedel:l C~ce Dicl:ens,. Middleport at Steffy , Mrs. Dave Farmer, Mrs. M'erey HoJPital, Columbus, 'and Oilgard. Mn. Arthur Skinner, Nett Ann and .ll.ary Rice, who Mn1 . Erwm, ~s. GeQt'ie r.tein· were InJured l.l~ot weekend in an hart, H~len Stobart, Ernestine As-- .automobile accident outside of bury, Carolyn Heas, Thomas Lan(:l5ter . DJd:f'n.ll, who is InKel ly, Mrs . 0 . L. Roush, Mnl. Paul dustriai Art• instruetor at Rutland Dans Wa.'l ill and unaDie to at· High ~hool , was first reported to lend and Jamce Childs and Cash have a broken kne&cap but the l~t report i.s tba) 11111 kne~ is \:fad•" Wren ched but not b-"en. 17 gon lo visit relatiVe$ over CbrtJ&· . mas. Mr. and Mn. Donald Lcwery .and family have moved trom the Bu1 b apartment to the Dillard apartment. Jean Lama returnod bome Thursday after viaitini relattvefl and friends in Columbua, Younp town, Cuyahoa:a Falls nd Akron.. Mrs. Homer J. Russell baa· ~n i m Huntington visiting her broth· I er who is In the Veterans' II06pi- Mn. Ella Arnold and Mrs. WW lam Boyd apent Wednl!ldly with the tormer'a dauehttr, Mn.. Bay Spuka, West Main Sl Mn. A. M. Roberts returned to her bome, Syracuse, Monday from HOiaer Hoapital, where 1bt bu been • patient for the put li<t weeb. 1 ~~ ...D~n;a ~!lib is reported U q.,.w ot It :~ ~ ~e. Syraeuse d.,- b)' lbeir Scoutmuter Robert Mills. At the meeting this week MichuJ Wi.n.lns wa rt mad!! Sanior Patrol Leader: David Zirkl e wa! promoted to Patrol Leader with Raymond KlDeJ b hi1 IAiistant; Richard Swacll:hammer, Troop ScrJbe; DaYid Zirkle, Troop Llbrarian. Tbe patrols are competln& in the construction of boxe" for ~eir supplles for camping trip!!. Tentative plans have been m11de for a ELBERFE LDS VERY BEST IN USED CARS - Held For . -:/ltrs. 'J. 1 Give Yourself More Christmas Joy In '56 .. '!'o..<u;.. Make sure you've plenty of cosh in advance by joining our '56 Christmas Club NOW' MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSI FROM .Jil:.t ROPOLJTAN BANKING SINCE 1872 AUTO SALES POMEROY RUTLAND Episcopal Church Guild Group Plan . : . : Canvass Dinner Pbone IMJ.I MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT Insurance Corponllob , .•<n • Neweat Used AYe, oar :t.of. Mitf1Jepil1 dark 1954 Chevrolet Belaire $1,395 1953 Ford V8 ........ $1,095 4 dr Sedan. Like new orl~-,-\!nal i'IJI'a l finish. 4 dr Dlx Sed&n. One careful local owner 1954 Pontiac Dlx . . ... $1 ,595 1952 Buick Speciol .. ... $995 4 dr Sedan . Very low mil r age. 6 cv\. Beau. tiful two tone blue original flnisl1. · 2 dr Sedan. Dynaflow dnvc. ~reen !lnlsh. fo~ tho seCond time Wltb~n tho!! .Past ifdoe-~ qonths a•d ~ompletely ~eatr~ted ~e BTim house Wtth an 0( OOJonGlDg&. · The Jk.im. !amity waS awaY from th, .Rouse at the time· aad . ·had D~~ (iieen located ear1r Saturrl'ay morfting. It was reported by neiabbot~ that tbe}' had gone to visit tdati\l"eS in Virgipia, · Orl~lnal dark £or model. One very low mlleaJ::c. 1954 Buick VB . . .. . .. $2.195 Suoer Rlvti.wa cpe. One raroful owner . Dvna.flow drive. Aii!IO.'~I like the d;1y i1 was sold, 1953 Pontiac Dlx 8 cyl . $1,195 2 dr Sedan. We' ve serviCed !.hi s car slnec · new. Shows ,illood care 1954 D'eSoto VS : . . . . . . $1,795. 4 dr St•d.1n. Power st~e·rJnt. power brake~ automatic lrlln~IMion. Low mUt\a'll:C b:v · one carCiful locaot owner · 4 dr Sedan. Hydrama!lc drive. Sharp c~1· tuiiildo nnd out · · 19~2 Chevrolet Dlx . . . . . $795 2 dr & 4 dr Sedans. Power Gilda Choice ot one each. Original mr1alllc J!IW finish 1951 Buicks . priced from $795 Choice of 4 oxcoptiot\AI cars. I low mllea~e Christmo1 Shopping Speciol• l950 .Bulck Conv Cpo .. .. ... , .. UU 19$0 Buick Spec 4 dr . , . . . . ... . $55~ 18$0 Olds 2 dr llydr-tlc . . . . U5~ 1849 Ponllac { dr . { · . . . . . . . I~ Olds ! dr Hydromatlc . 1395 f250 1848 Bultk 2 dr .. . . . . .. .. . $150 1148 Chev 4 dr ......... . . . $195 1849 Mercury 4 dr, extro nice . $:195 1949 Plymouth 4 dr .. . .. . . ""Is $19~ Truck Borgolns 1954 lnternotlonal !', ton Ton Pickup only 5252 miles .. $1,895 1954 Cite\< 2 ton LWB . .. ..... $1,39$ 19$3 GMC 2 ton lwb . . . ..... , $1,095 1953 GMC 2 ton LWB Hyd dump $1,295 1913 GMC 'h ton pickup . . . .. .... $896 115! DODGE 2 ton LWR .. , .585 1952 GMC 1.!. ton Pickup . . ...... $89~ 1910 GMC 1-11 ton pickup .. .. .... $495 I was arrn;ted in September while "preparing a coun ler.rcvolutionary uprisi ng " Uts hop Kung , 54, i .~ als.o aposlO· lJr admintstrator of Nanking aT:d Sur.. chow. He was appointed day. b 1~ h op of Shangha1 in 19til. The CommuniSt broadca.• t quot · ! '"Another 5PY ring was uncov· in~: C h in ·~~c reporU from Pe tpin g ered by th.- Ch int.•.se peoples Re· ~aid that Bishop Kun g P:n mt t public's national ... rc!lrity or~an > -·-- _ .. _ _ - - --~ in September, 19~~ .. Radi(l M o.~ l'O'-' said. Yule :'t-rogi"am IJtt.IS ' ·c-hrtstmu .program at the Rut1and Hlgb Seb!OOll,j December 18, at 2 p.m.,· with 70 voiee choir ln participation. Temperatures '111< £Q!1o"illf Is tbC Cbrlitmo> progra.m: . "Brlng A Torch", "Wbat Chlld ta Thla"; ''Tbe First Noel", "An· pll We Han Heard On High". · ReapOnatve ReadmeDuet, "$tlr of ~he · East", lty Judy Chase 'and 'Naomi Carroll. ""nle Three Kinp", "In ~ Man· LoW)}'",. 'jGatel and •Doors", the Boy~· Glee Club. "Carol the Bells'\ "The Jloaarl·", , Maria", by the . Glrl11' Glee BY UNITED PRESS ' upmtng. "Also founcl were radio A rold wave took <lver all of t(l c F.<tslcrn Seaboard Ohio Power·Co. Report R~ve:ds ·. · Safety Record E. D. DOuJb.erly, Dhdsion Man· agcr· o·f tht Ohio V~ley DivisiQII (fof itie Ohio Powet C'ag~,p.any~ ex- tendt~g along ·~· o~lc lllv~r !rom ' Portsqu>uth, 0., an· on Dece'n\b;.er 'lth, the the . Cotn!MDy had oM ' · Wlt·boUt a'rt,y "' ISO 1k A~ Ga.a ~ Vn.yw .cl•••••• ••• 'FREE:::,, ;,..U"n"i!'- ~!tying"' Wltli lh Wt~ll f l - cltoow ' I d cmd new klok111g. Its .,..d ond convtnlti\Ce will • ~mg bills lor your fornily, eoo. Chlklten, who Jlctept rup hriJ:ht ~use It ba.ra. u it ' ---- " • O.nina tool klt il free, ""htt~ . . cbil fill• H....... our, need only holf as I'I'KinY'· And the famil)' ' con got olong on I I _ Geor~e :Kooken. c. Larry MilOS OI&NERAt! -ttOSP.ITAII: Admitted Frlil8y; 'Mr!l! Margarel Campbell, Albany; Mrs. 'Nellie Eblin, Pom:n-o,·; Mr.ot. Wtnda- Ne ig ler, Syraeu.se . Discharged: Mn;, No!'a Kenn('d,·, 1'-liddlcport· Mr; t.{IUifrf '~· " F~I Chostel". ' · \:•· ' Births; Mr. and Mrs . E\·crell . LlghUoot, Pomcruy , spn, born at 1:35 . 'P. M. . nonnolly Ol.lfgrow dothts long before lhe)' wear tMm amore lilfliltd suppl)' of towels, sheeh ood loblo bnon. You'I like !he ""'-Y ood tho : · HOU:IR. 'HOs'.i'riiU.t ·.'f.. . ....•..·rr;, • ;:: .'' ....[~] .. ' $10.00 '~ DOWN ' ' ,_ C..Moloot BAK .! R FURNITURE CO. ' ....~~ -~ ., -. :. ~ .!' .. ' ;_,._:r·"' I l l 'YOU I . I. . .•'• On Tbot Brtl(htest Comer Ill lllddJepof\ ,, . .. . Adinit1,ed Fr'ililiY~ .Mn. · Huo E~ Schwab, Muon; ·Mrs. Kenneth Hartmari, Gallipoli.<l Jo'err.y. w. V11 8irl.h$: A daughter born Salur day. to Mr. and Mrt~ . . Kenneth Hartman : , ~1.1 · _:,___ . ·, DIAL II \ , ' ,.. . ' · • • · . · ~early tOday and N. reporUni a hi1h of only six below iero Friday. Ctlirago ~~ttt('·t(ii· roar '' inf,.fe'li or snow a.ad La Porte, rhd.. Dine. .But~ warm·froht wasJnovingtiftto the P!aias; t.a.Wng the tempert· turp ~ aegrfts til Chadron, Neb. ,AL Hendricks, Minn., the suburo coJd.JtiRed a 66 year o)lf. farm woman seeaun·g ·ait:f ·.for · her at:Jic!. .ken 6rut,ber. 'MW Berthlli Seterina ·-e ·.liet-out. bJ W ·.below 'l"eather.when· her brotbet suffered a stroke. She was louad a quarter-mile from ber farm born ~. rrozeri to death. . F.uodJ to build a hos pft¥, in p e.rs, executive director of tbe drive. ·.) Siders reported that over $4000 w~ ~ted during tbe we!Jk by tea m captains engased in solici. tat1nn in P1 . Pl~sanL H~ .added tba~ the figure wbieb represente JJgth cash and pledges repreaentr aj)pn¥timately Obe-thi!'d of the tv.. tal amOUnt needed to build the ho~pital. · Side:-s rcpor bd tbat the initial gifts d ivision is beng reorpnized and will include a general &olicitatio n of all busmebae:s. The drive ia Deing condUI!ted to rais~ $300,000 for t.h.3 Jaoapital for the county's sbtU"e. T.ke federal governmPnt will provide the remainder to erect a 52 bed unit. . Hurt , . Jn AcCldenl At .., ooi.J. · . Tt:_q·u~..'f%~ ~r"!!!:.m·,·. un bitHdbQ will r,.,.. .wu pr,.eniei( iO "tri>i!P,. .· 'R·utland Friday· The Wahama c:.ha.,.:e. J~ ~l,.,as cp~e altetDatew the ~idS. .a $1:illl;' I ' .,..... tli~ '.' ... · ' . as lh- .r.es;ult of ·a!l aeclden~ Friday .1after~onu on the Rutland· HarriROaV1Ue Road, in RuUand. SMrUf Charles ..Rusadl rePQrled. . A 10M station 'l'agon _· driven I hy Glert~~a J . Snowden, W, Rut· land, was tra"eling west ~t ~P· proxtmatr.ly 40 m1lcs per mile, · k-~p true k d r 1ven. bY : w.• e~ .t lliC I Wilham H. Ihfe, 16, Rutland, RO I traveling towards Harrisonville, I sl.owed down the· r<pt>td of th'oc vch_•cle a.~ .d pullc:d over to lhe abt. th t lat (I n. ' _e rPpor s c · Tbt: truck. Ttlt~sell sUited, pull~~ov,p. to the righl side loo far aitd bi..t' a cul\'ert, and til~ · 111"1pact Of, l,he force rir.::hocled the baek end of the truck intG the path d. the oncoming station WA· gon. . the. station wagon was damagt:d on both sides ot !he front; the bumper and headlight were al~o also dp,maa:ed. The truck was damaged on the front bumper, headligHt and fenders. The esti· mated daMag~ Of both Vebkll*. is $400 c ea h or c · A p.ISI!IenMer, Robert L. ·~ now· suffered, Injuries to .the nose bead and waa taken to the I I I bave ·two presented as in ·~t YiiS suggested 'by - arthltect lrvlng Bowman that t)Ja steel trusses be iower:ed two .· feet t.o make .the height :of tbe SYTn 20 feet from th~ fioor to the ceillng. Another was to omit gutters and down~pout5 in view ot tbe fact that a separate sewer system w~uld be necessary betaqse of 1 ~~·us~~- that septic laoks mu' t A third allernlltC· to tbe Waha· ;t~ r .: . . Racme • Sch00Js. PJ3D CbrJStDJ.8S • program Dec. Zl .. .. , 1·. and the folloWW appqinted to mak¢ Was . The Bacinc Hi!lh School 6nd ' con- grade school will hold Christinu . ternlng thEY>C umtcn:rns: ~~rs. Har. programS~ December 21 and .m ; ,gJd Elwu-f!bai!b. cli,firirlan·· Mrs at the high schooJ audltoriil•n. .l iJnk Young and MtS..' ~1;)~~3 Both wiU be&in at 8 p .m. son. · • The · ~ntertainment for . the A moUon was made to purchase bi&h Bebool program will ~ fur . nrw muSir' CW! ~.: in the band; n.iahed hY the band and glllc and a rrport was given concern- club. Both pro~;rams ne open tJ . in;:- the band dinner, the public. _ ·--- ~ -~ -....-.----"··- . _ _ -- - - -- - - Wn: · I y'R.IPii .. .s·ALK SHO"-ys TO GO ON . 'LC ~ bids will be the ommission of a foyer similar to the one on the Pt. Pleasant gymnasium. A totaJ of $150.000 I! allocafr>d for the Wahama gym with · e.IUl,. ~ 000 being provided by federal aid and SlOO,OOO fror1l a special , ~et.ool levy pued two and one· half yt>ars 11.go. Available · for .. li)G .f.JUnnan . building wiU 00. $10.000 (-~~· e,d by tho ~itl 'l~~'~fi ·' .id;j}:_: lions at the!' tW '•'P.t;.-' .. ~~t !ehools wU~ fliid . ~:~i ·--~~ r-~.000 for e8eh ..''."n.h .., f.iM09 -jlt C~h ~chOQl bei~ ' ,rrf.,o¥ided ·'· by · .federal lunda. .t·•. !"' . ' In di!cusfiGna beJi:(c;ft' · 'l:hurs· day night, it .W:as · ~~det( 'that tlle gym will be bunt' ~ the ~chool where It wUl be more or le~<s htdden (rom the m.all) 'hllh· way. However, authorItie& deem I . it but to buJJd it there for tbt': u. 5. slJJGION OINiut Dr. Leonard Scheele \lett) and Dr. Jonas Salk,· d~ cd dle S&lk poUo vacctne, &1'1!. Bhown during a mMttq In WublbJ't:OD at wb1cb uperta decided to C:OUtintJt, Donald ROUL!Ih of New Haven . ·, t.hfl pl'MIDt :~ bloculatbal pe:r c.hlld ra.ther t:ball cru.t tlMo treat1 ment to ont bloeulatkm to stnt.ch the vaocbte II!Upply. Studtes and Principal Clyde . Foley ehow· poUo' til Ollfl uul a ~ to An timea JUI8.\M aD'IOft8' ehilclmt Wahama attended the . . bieeting: nol ~ l!!1!! lDJ~' ~ of making room (or any Wpansion to the Mtt.':adiOot itsri' In the next few Jean. ~~~IIJ;~:~~~~· . • • pt, Plea.'lant have reached ~ total of $113,645 according to 'Virgil Si~ Band Boost•rs Eye s er Garb According to · the report · the accident happrncrl .at the inter· America: Land or ·the b,.,.,.,. Se«'tlon of lbc New Lim• Road sed women on earth. j at 4:&0 p.m. ~vt . ·p"'DlefOy a cup- o{ cOffee; ut th~Ug~t tocree wail only 1 dime," said tbe ntan. . "Yeah," said •t he bum, "bl4l l'.YP got a date." , . -~ " l·~ .. , , ., . ' ' Gas treats your clotha so gtntlr, ltov•ng them soft , • HOOWt DeLu:r. .. Tbe bum stoppodl'~a.ttnil-.r~n the Tw.o.. ..ears were . damagetl beavtstreet _.,nd asked .for 20 ceiits fbr ly ~d. one person was injured No ather Clulomahc dryer cosb so little to eperote; .and HOOVER- • .M85511h · ,r I TO:PAYS CHI[~ ' winttr. There" on taW. qutd:er, mo:dern woy-11.. Report Mason.: Hospital Fund. At $ll3,M5 :!i~o:;;~~: !iMinot. ~· ~;fo~tin!r: ri., Maso " .n"Co Board . a·d o0 CoDSffUC(JOD ·· • . ,__;;. too high o·price ·fot tndobf. t~ to ', Handel's bt!s t Mcmber11 of the •·horut are Joan Frank Capehart, C. L. Head~ ~CIJ. . wiU.Jt~~~~S~At.ed Fink, Margaret Dla,~ltnar, ~lid Jctooken, David Rob~ Wi.lliam Ster¢f100 ·s On;·sun- 1Grueser, Isabelle Greer, B~t~ rett and Ben N'eutzl!ilrL , )), in ,'tPre!!-by-: Thomas, Esther Thomas. Mrs . .Al. · __.... . t , ' 'PO:int lil bert st~phens, Lila Terrell, Ra-· "~hoo1 • b; ache- mora ,Boice, Evelyn }'\ck, Lois ' • L'JC. d~led tO be pn.scnted in_ POmc. · Burt •. Emily Burge's~ Mrs. Arno s~ roy at the F~erat~ . ~hull:b ~.: 'On M:orrv;on. ~ t"' ··~ ..,. I •- 18 at 3 .. 11. otW"' "'"' •. , Deeem....,r M J "h s· G-~ d ·"' ·• · The Tri.County Chorus is made rs. Gler IS!'IOD, uuru e up of singers from Meigs, Gallia Batson, Caddie Wickham, Janet and Mason Counties arid i.s under Capehart, Mrs. Whitney Inarahanl, tbe directkm of Mrs. Alice Nease Lena Huber, Carolyn 1'ttomas, The .Ma.so~ County Board . of of Mason. The .(r09 ¥i ,filftOB'lpan· Difhne Broyles. Mr~. ~.: L. ~ ·! ad, Edu~atlon Will a~vertlse for hidJ led at the organ ti'y Mra. Carrie] Mn; ..James McComb; KafjortM for the Cl)nstruetion of the .W•· NeuW.in(. Waldie, Jane Rus.scu, Janet u~rr1- hama HJgb School auditonum· ,., gymnnium on Deeember 1~ and · 1 son. On1y the Christmas 'program of • January 5, it wu dedded at a the well known orat>oria will bf': Lclab Jane Powell, B~~)' Jones, meeting of tbe board ou Tburs"" presented by the .uieert 'n ·th ·r .Jean Lee, .Mary Trac~, ~-red_ ~~a~t· day evening. ~an\...&hd ~ ••••• wm ..m Fulwtdir, c. ·II;' At the same time bids·'WIU . •' ,.. IIIII appearances in .Point '' Yoho, Jack Kennedy, Larry Tracy, al. j!J Pomeroy. . . ~~~ , ao be sought for the C!GnstrueThose: .slng,lng RCCltatJVe!i and 1 I '. • tion of the Hannan Hich Settool Mra. Noma Wileon wu nontiAriu wiU include M'rs. Marvin auditorium· IYmnuium and for nated to fill the ortlce of vice ~ger addlUons lo the NOrtJi Pt. P1eu- pruid.ent at the' regular meeting Burt, ', Mn~ F. H. Capehart, Mr~. Dooatcl _Tttom.as, · .M11! ... .,Roy Tracy> ; . • , .·, 6!~ and , OOOaaDce elementary oft~ . ~onierO)'.:, Ilip. ~b~ Band R. Yoho, c. L. Hc.ad abd Tracy on AutornarK Gas Cloth-es Orye;. And why Gad THI Dl LIJXI ' ' ..··, . lil.l~rles ·I M.J~ine The Arctic ai-r, a J:ift from Can ada and the nalion ·.o midsection. dump ~d temperatures aJi much, as 31 degrees in the Florida \·.!ca. lionland. Accompanying ~ now~ f;rr treacherous drivi11g farther North and tied up traffic in New York City. Spectar.:ular temperature dr o p ~ included 31 d('grec.s to 39 .:~t Cr oss Cil y. Fla ., and 26 degrees to 36 at bolh J acksonville, Fla., and Sa· va nnah, Ga. Elsewhere in the WI , temper· alut·•~ (ell an average of 10 to Hi deg~e&. Wind driven s no~ creal· ed hazard qw; driving conditions in Western PerutsyiVlilnia and two deaths were blamed on snow. ·sUcbd streets in New York City . .OrtNew X'ork's , bW!y 'flca.t Side Hl&hway, trallic was ,held up for hair a.~ h9~r by a ~0-ca r .'l m.ashu,p. It wn stJIJ ~Id m the Midlan ds ·I~.,._,_ Miss Jt•n Lee, . . ~ ~n•tnct ' e' Out of the laMmen.t I . Presen.t · ~· ~--> · ., '· .r;, \' •24" HOOVER '~·'. . . .·· ELa· ERF·E t:p·· s__ . ,.._ ,. ' fro m ttan . smitters. secret data un lbc work of Chinese government inshtu· lions and rlocumenta for establish· ing their lmks with Chiang Kais hek's espionage organir:atioos .and intelligence organs of certai:n foreign powe·rs. An investigation ha5 been !let aroot " The broadC!a.st d id not ~ay how many ol her "accomplices" were arrested with Bi.~hop Kung. The bisho p, who lised the Christian name Ignatius. W2.5 bom in P'ou-ton, a province (•f Shanghai. He was ordained a priest tn 1930 and consecrated, a bl<ihop in UN9 Bishop Kung presumably is being held prisoner in Shanghai. The Moseow broadcast did not 5ay when hi! trial would be ,held. Fhmda tnda)· ·\ ' ... ~ ~lothea ' "'When arrested, the head .Jf thi s organ ization Bi s hop Kung P in ml't oa nd hi .. pr incipal accompHccs were found tn p u~ s'!.io!l do:c:u· ments testifying to ! hell crimiD&l intentwn l)f s('ltmg up a widel}'· ramified e!oplOnage netw~ril. and 1 pr e ~armg a CQunt cr-ri!.VO tUhoaary Skid Rapidly In The Sout h 1-'NeesstoAa.I- HO ], lie; Other Chairs Priced frpm $3.19 tcl$.9,9'5 .' In Toy Deportment on The Third PJaot ·. MARTIN RESTAURANT .•' ~--MD . .. . "'li. "·-tt . . . Large size: over-stulfecl .rocl!er any-' chi!~df, Jov&.~, Wood-gram plastic fabric upholstery, handlitmie. b?tton-tufted panel baek for style; specially de$"t.P,etl'o ·• hp-proof runners for safety. Available in red"·blut •-' yellow, chartreuse, green, all with gray tril(. · ~. ; to en.toy dinner with us. O':lr complete menu is £ull of exci.tin& dishes, eve:ry one masterfully prepa<· ed of the finest foods telltptjnliP served in our pleasant atmorO!'here. Your dinner is in _Every way deligllUul. And our prlecs areotuodt>r;lte. ..... ' Ul POMIItOY. ottJ<~ wm_Iii il~i~.t'Molid>Y ~~ .til~ ltwlnl Cb'apil · a~ '12:a•eJOct noo.n: ' $10~95"' ·. . When you dine out make lt an occaslbn. You're sure HOLIDAY SPECIAL! it -.rtep~, •• ' dtao.. . LONDON lfPThe Roman Catho· lie bi.shop of Stlanghai and "n principal accomphces" have lx-er. arrested ' by Chine5e Communi •' authorities on cbar&es of espion · age, Radio Mosrow announced to·J nen: IIRTH ANNOUNCID and Mrs. WliU•m Hubb~d are abnoq-qclng . 9J.e birth (Jf I' son, Novem~ " 30. He weighed 8 tbB tO oza. He has Men named Jeffrey WUUam. Grsndparentli are Jl.lr. end Mrs. Jame11 Stewart, Ma•on, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Le1· Jle Hubbard, local. ' September Arrest Of Church Head . Revealed In Broadcast By Moscow AY FROM THE MISSISSif.'l · F~oe;ot '"'"11:.$ ro"''Hahy A~l­ son, 71. 'wlto ·dlid·'at hrs"bOni• Ra(!iJle -Frii!BY .ili.Rtit.- .. of . ~ heart Conv Cpe. Dynaflow drive Extrn ~ood fin· ish and top. Locally owned car. Cost new now over ,4,500. 1952 Old• VB Super '88' $1,195 81 I ByH~ilft Att~ck 1953 ChevrPiet . . . . . . . $995 2 dr & 4 dr Sedan. Choke of thr£>C . Extra 1952 Buick RM .. : ... $1,195 ~ood 'p(lu.rt4jl walilr ~tp lh.e.. fire but tr· nn avail · The fj~ had ttad . to<; m®b of a t~.ead atart and E:ffort~ were t:On~il).e,d to keeping It from spreading to ·bearb" outbuildinll:s Water for O.bttq the: blate w~ Obt-al~ed from tanks on the trueif and ~rom lbe eiltern of ,WiiJ Roush a neighbor. . The fir e Wa5 &till. .!m()lderlng on Saturday 'morning wtib OldY thtet> chimneys l.bd a pile of . rubble sla!ldin.J.:...•..;__..;_..;__ _ • • .• , , Harry Allison Is · Fatally ~tticlen · Mr. Krecn !lnlsh. ·:·· ·~ ··.-, Two. tl'\ICki ;H,eh from P.OineioJ' Brlm of .M&;son on triday nisttt .and ~ba ·anlwei'~d the. .CI!tra»r RESTAURANT : Take Dripping 1953 Buick Spec. Dlx , . $1,195 1953 Willy• All -Steel. . . . $695 ~ ' ,. Fire .struak tht ho.m,e ol JtnePb tbf the When Everythin~ else seems to be 1t Its btchelt price, we have cut our used rars to make them move faat-"We've p riced them low-to make them go.'' You won't believe these honest.. to goodness values untl you aee them. We don't C!lalm. to be Sonia Claus; but we ore ~lvlnx ex Ira xood buys. Rulb In llow & «et your!l. One local cwncr. n wjpe .. cJean f)!astic fabrie CIL..,..._ E.RATEO. Tbe seventh birthday of David Ashley ,WII eclebrat.ed Thur~dar in ~l'!l:!ond Gr.ade taught bJ' ~~~~~~~~~""""'"""~~~~~,;~,..,~,..,..,,_' • .,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,..,.,..,.,..,~~,.,~~~,;,,;,.:,.~~'~',. Mra. gara Rupe when the other ,; ----· - -' : .childr.eli were . .u:tven dc<:ortltd. l'OOICiea sent by hta rreat grandmothtr, Mrs. Ruby MeKendrie: A CLAUS! Station Wagon. New .· _·-_ ,,:Leave8 Jnm.~a•ilrllomel~ ) · BIR=THDA~ Y CONDITION AND VALUE PROVES THERE'S SA~T STILL A 'J MARllN : :Ptans · we~t~de .Cor an ..,every 'fn.cmber Cqbvisi dinner to be day, Dec:ember 12, at 6 p.m. when ,lit the parisb hou!e on Mon· the of tbe Grace EpUtcoP,al C~urcb met , \Vedneaday evenine at · t~~.- Mm'e of Mrs. Frlld (,'J'ow, Jr., Syracuse, wHh Mn. Fre!d .Ctow, St., 1 8fld Mrs. Theo. dore Ebct4b•cb , as as8lstant ho11 • tcMe8·. Mra. Eber11ba(:h preaided ovP-r the · mAeUns. wblt:b opened with de.votions. A Christmas basket for a needy family wa11 planned. The group accepted an a~slgn. ment lor Cty-lstma, .Rifts for the Athens: State H,p spital . Gift apronll made by the membcn to ~ ' f!;old u a mo.qey makin~: project were displayed. . A deqert coUJ:sc was :served by th~ hollte.t~sea during thr. soc· i•J hour. OUR USED CAR PRICES, 4 dr sed. We've sct·vkcd t.hls since new '.i! ...· . , . s~ Single Copy 10,000 Fire DeStroys Maso.n Heme F AT THE :======================~:!!====~===~==~~helif Guild ' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo ON OUAIU) DINE OUT 1 M&MB&R FEPIRAL RISIRVI SYSTEM ' ., ""'*' to 20. Seeond BI~eln Nine Monih&>'· - .' weN ...... Pomeroy National Bonk · S11JRDY, TJP-PROQ;,<'). CHILD'S ROCKER · . p(j ., · . . . . . LLY. .UPHOLSTERED enttne Ohle: Celcl and rdher wlrMir with .now flurrl" ..U,. lllwh 16 to 11 ,Mtly cloudy 1M CM tlmHtd cold ton.._t • • with mow flvrrie• kl nortlt e••t ~tttrtlon. Low tonltht 12 Dft!Otefl l'o 'I'JJe ·rar -==========:::;::;::;~::;:_::::::::::= HilS 'olber injuries include fifteen taken a bolpitalCampbell ln Nelsonville •v• 1tal there. Mn. to.WUUam was • 5tltchcs in a forehead lawatlon I' Mrs. Carrie Cusell and M11. TbW'IdiJ and a lacerolted arm. Sara M. Jonea attended tbe funMn. J~pb Stanley of Dayton ~e otbtr drive~ , who i.s . ;~ eral of Pearl Jobn8on, Cleveland. lYU called bere th1a week by the pres.sm~n lor _the: Co~umbu5 DIS· at tha.Crow Funeral Ho(Qfl, Point lliiM. e.f her mOther patch. " crlh"Jly tnJtm!d bu t Pleasant recently. Burial w.. 1J1 . • ~~ate P.atrolmen, who investigated t he Lone Oat Cemetery. L.I:D:.; __ Come See For YourseU Uic JCCide..ut, stated ~lult t.,oWa at Mrs. Ted Rltey Jr., has been r~ 1rou, Too, w,u Believe lault. l l! returned bome from Holzer H... .· Sarah. Probol In Sante Clout. Th1t lwo girls. ·wbn • I!~ J~he pltaL Fuq~ral nrviee fru- Mra. Sarah 'I'HESE SHARP CARS :~~:h~urt'l onfdMRrD.and ~ S.!:ey M'u. Cbarlet Edwards was in . '·Proba( •W('Jfe. bald Thursda)' after· a. · • are Pl "':e-.'1-: ll Gallipoli5 Thursday to visit Mrs. noon·· at t.lJe Ra.\tlina&-Coats l"'unSucb Low, Low Prleeol Granf HoJ;pJtal. Nell Ann flas her Paul Andrew, Long Bottom, , w)j.o eraJ Home witb Re.v: Howard Rup . 1955 ·Chevrolet B•l Arr. neck b~oke~ and. h:er I('Ct ~eg and is a medical patient at HolZel pelt, Firat .PresbYterian · Chutcll, I l l!!!~~ bltck Ilk• MW. a!lio has _laeeratums o,r the he<~d Ho.s pit&l. offfeiati,D.g. BW'ial was in the fli Chevroltt e.1 Air • dr. but her •. 11ter,_~ry, fli. con~<idercd YervleW Cemet~ry and pallbear· Rpl nice. 1101 ~-" FORO Ctntomllnt 4 dr the ml)•f 'lefh~~1?· ln~ut'ed. She Mr.11. Kenneth McElhinney and ers we]:'e -Joe Bai:ley;-.Jndson White has ~ broken p~lv1c bone, her lt!ft Mrs. Robert Haggerty were in Col· Jame. Bue!htdlon, Lewh; Sauer Sr., leg 15 broken . m -two places aud umhus Monday. CJintoa Flsher and Thumas Youn:;:: <~>~:~•lll5he hu serious facial injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph RadeliCCe Relatives from out of town : Club cpe. -:,: ~mong the ~eopJe who hav e vi 5. and Mrs. E. M. Blake .11nd Mrs. Mrs. Jack While, Washington •qplp'::~ury o4 dr Sedan. Jte_d ~m th15 week ~rt Mr. Lin· Roy Tracy Sr., were bwineu vlsJ . CourthoUse; Mrs. William Howton ltSO Chevrolet 2 dr, tel , and M:rfi . Sidney Ril-e, L~:' in Gallipolis Wednesday. and Mrl!l. Eva Marshall Dayton Nice. Mrs. M. E. Ra.thburn, P.h)'Jiia Rice, ' . 1950 PlymotJth o4 dl'. Rutland. WE SELECT ONLY THE have the Scout. eatDl for tbe111, may contact 1\obert Mtna, Paul Street. The troop b.u a numbt, oi bop who are anxioua to baYe ~ time work to •m Jn9aey · their unifOJ'Jill and auppU.. tad the SeouQnuter li a.sttn1 &Jlrin• who baa a unitorrn or a part ol a uniform whic h they will ~Jd.rl.. bute to the troop, to co,rtalf\ bbn or notify any committee ~'*' or ScOut. · • at 1 . : . . - .- -• ... of l .. . ' • - ,.c;... ...... ..- �Saturday, December 10, 1955 • ..,. ,.,- . - .'----; . 'Pdoe:·T-..o --- -. -..- Th'e oa-nv 'Se-ntinel. Pomero ....MIC!dleoort. Ohio --=·· I , ' '( • .. < • .... A. NeVI-Old Christmas . ...., llltln!oO&'• - ·-... .,. n.. olllo van., l . PogeJhree S£RMONE1 IE ' Saturday! December 1O,o 1~5.? SANTA CLAW~ Sentinel ~ ' The Dollv S..,tlnel, Pomerov-MiddiQOrt, Ohio ' ' ' f I He that followeth me shall not walk In dartr:neae, llut thoU hne tM ll1ht of lifo, Uohn 1:12). at U1 • ...,... cut_!u, ,.~ .••.noble 10 t< 0 . - , · ~ @1. Od!IOrlal ~ - .......... ........ 1• , plooloo at ~~ P.allr .w~;;.a , . JI8JtO: II> .~ ft,&O; Euter..t u .-oacl clUJ mail· ~• ......, 8r .• ...,. iq matter 1t the poet olflL.. at wheN ...~~let M.t -.th, W7. Bf ~· ·••~ !1U' .il; Pomoror. Olllo. H•Uo1111 aatenl&IDI re_pr..,.. taU.~ Bot:Unelu-&lmb.al. illc;.. M: .. _, -tl DIPillit. ~ ·. Llfart Fallt Methodist Chertt. EmmabeUe !' Sopher, putor 9:30 A. M Apple Grove; 10;30 A. iATI/riAY SIJ~~ , On Jt Andy's G.!lng Pinky L~• Wi nchell & Mahoney fury IIi molllllt. ..... allo: ..., ., , ~ , . . .. .' M. Plut.s; T:OO P. M. Letart F•Ua; Tburaday 7:30 P . M. EMt Letart . n.. P.-rot..t Church, 'amtro, Rev. Wahlo Bartels, Putor. Sun· day Sc.hool 8:11, Fred BlaettDar, Supt. )0:80 A . K . Wonhip Sel' vlee '"'l'be Entrance ot The Divine Into Human Ule"; Sr. Youtb Fellowship 5:30 P. M. !or Christmas Caiotoon 0.•1>lval J .. APPOINTMEN!I' fl'DLDEAm " AI t.bt -tUft "ail"" oW -wlUt a ~1 mtn/ ..Jo'ib-m, joi - ~ brilliant floutl!lh -at tM end of th(' t&ep · eat~ -evening bM:wteu da,. we f~t a sudden dro' In our h9tJra of. lour fnd ,aigbt? •••·~· ... ,.._ aro tiJ:..t. lfnloble. 1 Sloi~ ,i ,e 1- lb• ·:k.Dow•axio~JJ< TJie way Mhll• •NtTM JIMf" , \ih~ 1 plabnera. eegl. hll•lii 'H ·••u ~- The Plat Baptl.t Church, Pom erpy, Rev. ,Ra.lpb ZunQeJ, Paetor Cllurch Sohool 9,30 A.l4. Morning long, traffl~ .,eem, to ere~. our a~en,'. ~J•ftt(~o ~P. w ea~ ,.... .,.. ~ol;r. !cot .Ofllv doH lit• $~r: ~ "':·l~.:Jii~olillment.' mi>lbl'iol' ••l!eflon<O' 1 fil. llllJalleaN an4 ktlo'li~f ~t ttt, Jftet' trlt~dtetlbo u ho...,mbl•. l• an~ out ~ of tralrlc 111 a mtll l"\Sll lo "!homo ,' , StfaD.ile ,nough. l.aet.s. bt.,. tblt ou! toQ. Mqie traflh: &:IWUIIUes 0~ cur betfteu tbe b9ut1 Of fOilr ant l!lgbt o'eldtk In the n'ebiq ttu.a any other p<rlod durfnt Ibe dor or 'ftlgbf Accordtni to- tb~ Obill Depart~ent of ut 1 ~way sateta more tban on&.fourth of all tat traffic 11ce~de:ota, ig, Obio oceu between the lloura of 4·00 '-''eijt · ~ ~·Jife~J~• r;r OJI ' ~tQmobUta, '.14-'m~'t'!rs:;t~~~ . ...:... , eJQI~YU ~ !tom Ua• wtte ,'illb d~llll. · • ' . - · •L 'MIW&"s 8 limlt fq .Jfia( thty can do. They ~an't retll!!lllln the 10:11 CZ!tristian 8elenet: l'l'~lftim 10:3o What On-. P.eJ'841 Cu. DQ n,oo 'tbls Is t~o Llf• ' , Grdy br peDfi1P ltke )'04 aad me-by our larti.IY\ng O\lr owrt deUn• by our tdio& on • ne.,.. aW'atebtM, petaonapy, or dust and darkness trafllC: ~azards. This 11'30 8fOG d ,Run rongesuoD. aneQd. aatl beedleia- IV THIRIIA. OHLINOEtt ft&fl. Mill Dot~a ObUn.ge'r, P•rkers To lbis P,&Uern o( 11101e.r we burt. epent the ~eekend here. must add the bazal!lb of aiP,'l Ia. Mr.ij. Bedha Cl•fke and larnny 11eU Tba f£KllJll U.kt HWM tl wm Sliauby guesh of Mr. and twist and tu.ru, ehllltJitll th~ peJ'Io Mn. Len Clar*e and M't11 Con ~ pecUva of thlna• and ·dlmlQ,II our Ohlinger. villon. It is tbjm our lil!R.IIe of Mr•. Faonl•· Wea'V'er who has a1ertl;lesji, cauUon . d~acrehon, sptrilt tbe p&llt w.eeJt w1th bt!t should be ht~&ased'. So often do jranddauabter, Mrs. OlenB Br'adthese-..dznt.en of tbl! niRht loom roro ,--emrned homt up suddenly, unt~llpectedly, and Mrs. WllUam , Clarke and Mrs stnke---e.n old per.11on h.obbllnJ Edna CJart;e and Connie were In Man tQ MaD 12:00 · We Boliove 12:30 TV Chapel .Rev. l)Qn.ald90n t·OO Championship Dowlin4 2:00 To Be Annowace4 s,OQ Dr. St>O<k · 3:3!) Zoo Paro<le •* r,atn tblll period partLCularly I• tor ua ~th u motorists and thai to matorlat aad ped~trian Uon. t1tat· auitdl aulntt darkne!ls aUir.e! pede~trlans . What'" needed Is cau· Fol' one tMn£ th..ere f.& bewler that hldt11 dallier an\1 death. tnfl1c, botb cars aod pedeetriani ~ - rushing horne Crom wort, rwHI- ing OUt lor Llle, ~YO)ll... So Wt hate :hP d.eadJy t~bl14flon; 111:110 Slllt> Oo nlaht nor re.Jtructurt ~e human ott..t.m. Tbtt 11 a t1* tbtt ean an4 be• dOne 7:9 p. m. ~ Nbw wb•t is there pocuU•r 1~ \he .auali of. time betwt~ four an4 .eig-l·otaldtk m the evenloa: wbh:b Wnt"'lhi'Q 10:30 A . 'M. Sll)'l't, Put()f'. Bible School 9:30 The Solvation Army, Mldcll• pert, cCaptalD Glenna R11mmeU SUnday School 2·30; Holiness meetlnr 3:30. Open Air- Servict: 7 P. M. SalvaUon meetmg 1:30. Chrktiln Cfturch •t beclsvllla Every Sunday 10 A M Sunday School and Communion first Sun day Ia monlh 11 A. M Church c~unlon and preachmll; th1rd Sunday In month 7'30 P. M cbuFeb preaching- Rev Harold C. Doster, Pastor Clllrt.tlan Church •' Long Bettom, every SLinda;y 9.30 A. M Sunday School ond communion. ttnt Sunday in month 7:30 P. M. Church preaching; third Sunday Ill m(lntb 10:30 A. M. Church com munJ.on and' prt~acblna:. - Rev. Harold C. Doster, Pastor. Th• Church of Christ. KMO, eV&l'f SunHay 9:30 A. M. Sunday Scl:loo~ . alti:1 communiOn, ~ond SundAr Jn month 10:30 A. M Chttrth eommllnion and preachmg tol.U'th Sunday In month 7:30 P, !1. church preachine - Rev Har,DJ:d C.~ Doster, Pastor The Chrlttl1n Church It H..w~­ loek Q-rove, every Sunday 9:30 A M. Sllddr; School and eommumon BeeObd Sunday in month 7:30 P M. c:bureb preaching foqrth Sun. day iD month 10:30 A. M. chW"cb cOmirlunlon and preaebing.-Rev. Harold. C. Doster. Pi.s'tor. The PNJbrterlan., Chun:h 1t $y. l'&el&&e, ijp•ard Rupp~lt: Pastor. Church Stb"l 9:30 HObert Har· db,~.. SJWt, Evming Wot&hip 7:30 Kingsbury Carlehm Church, Roa~ Kev. R. A. Biddle, Pastor. SuncbJr School 9:30; Prayer Meet" inv 7:44 Wednesday evening· and Cburt.b service 2nd and 4th' Sun. lful they arf Iii'"~ -~ing U1ia ~ Ql .1Jii!e..'#Qme up wtftl·~-:G!~h~• --:t'~f ~t ·, tel arc lm , ~ -~ " .. q...-.wat<: Hll Hal! of.l!am& f.aO Capta(ll Galleat 11:00 Meet \he Pre• 1!;31) Qoa~el l!""""'f ~· Mil N~WJ .~~~... . 7·00 Li1lel'ac:e : RUARK REPORTS ONt On The Arabs Disfike · :. ' Of The AmeriC:ad Rote · ' 7:30 Frontier B.qtl Vllliei,<!Jo'!' a~oo Tel!itvbio• P,..J"ft<n¥" !0.00 Loretta. YoUDtSbOw 10:311' Juati.. U:OO Leb.iah ActM 11:05 ~&.!iUfe 12:30 S1gn Off ~ ne•tre across our paUl in ltlt murky Parkershurs ThLirld4J. Robert Ohlinger speQt Frl~y darknllili, 1 cbUd skimmlnJ out of nowhere, another ear bearln& nhrbt with his traodtnDther, Mfll. Uow 11 u.poa us In a great white Bertha Uarke and fam\Lf. glare Mr aod Mrr Raymo~~od RoU:ih 1 What can we do to canc•l lflil 'Were VIsiting Mr and Mn ceeu appmntmenl with dcalh. which. 90 Martin F~rl::dc:P>o__:•:.: v~l~ ~-"-:- diJII .at 7,fll, JIUI ChUn:he., FfalJl'PfUe, Rev. Pa)tor. Mornlng my new I .,.. ·" QIJ)a1 ...... ' DOWS 1. PerMell)la by HquiM Bu.t the Arabs can do lt, and they can pull a lol of thingR out ol tbeir fene s, because to be Ar11b is different from beiDj any o,ther kind of man, and this could be a \hi~ the Sta.te De· pattment mlaht pot~slbly bear In mthd, If we don 't want a war In &.b.,. Middle East Mii:ld'· ydli, I hlr:e Arabs; ' lieD tived with and amollf otor a pertod ol year11. ltut Jn same tone, you have aB: Ar4b.. tbouJbt metbod11 ot an tO IWIIn '': 2'- CUt- at 6. Gennart river ltl.lnntr blt'JIOf , , , , booll'-y I . A mull' blanket E Morl'!lng st1r & Rog&r Bisher, St.ar Sunday B. WANTED TO RENT 5to7 Room Modern House .. j ' ' ~oua · . ' ' SUNRISE · ' . TO • • II' ' su.~sE"f>l · sTA'taot~~.'f! . 990'::' ,,alii ' · -:<- , ~ •· wanclnf poloa / J 'lllftlf ' r. Gltl'.!! name tool &. Oa~n palm • w BROAD RUN in Pomeroy or Middleport by tamUy of 3 adults. Prefet aulomallc heat. Write BOJ: 668-C, % The Dally Sentinel. pro. · tusion 22. Releuea from ' · Jmpera~ lively 3, A place ' . SOCIETY ••• linden. {pl.l", \'" ·lf8tbUciA moun~ n. Momtttr n.ollltun CIJFTON Letart; ·W. V.o; l'.rnle Rlok4'4, o,u!.d. ·~ I);IJ!I:', )ln. St<~LIOY. ~ til· '"'" do ..., BY MRS. AMANDA lAIR ,. we. r,.l\1'~" The 1956 · Christmas Club Hat Started First #oyment DUE NOWI The 1955 Chri1tmoa Checks Have B..n Delivered Tnq. lor lbolr coldne,N ~>Avo oharlty bclca.use the bciJt· car fill s hl.a buket But they wiU of ~~oay.R Allah, su, and ao turn a ~:~tarvlna: relative from Uae door , whilst bolstenng the beg10'1 MODOiny, Hatred Is not a hmet ol Mo· Ummed'll teachlnt. but an Arab can nurture a !lrudge lor half a oontury waitlnJ(, ju~t waiting. .When th.~ Utnt! cornea, the ag. •rieyetJ partY Rays "Concerning that bowl or rice you stole In m)' rrandfathcr's day"-Zul The knl~ drink.'i ~ !~ - An Arab, devoutly rella:toua. no fe,lhta of humanU)' tor l atllm.als. and he uses • the aoat for symbcl~al olau•li-i tQ celebrate bl1 least give~ no lboug,bt to th.e tn!llc- 1 Uon of pain. on antm1Js. on Qliea, or even on people be- basn't met !IOeiall y And basically wllllna:- hay, be Is happ~-to death iJ: Ilia &feaWit ad· venture, Iince ll opens the door to ousdlse eternal. mor~J Rouml dogs, unbellevo"'· 1"-'D!a.wi ours, Engli1h erlcan oork ea\er8 he Wltb bltn, tlae mol't •nd dlvtnioaa l'fl!alt )'CIIAd.ef'. no to yul Ill Ul rol DfPA QUALIIY·lii11D rJI "YWOOD AND ran 'LA Nil epeclll&Uve- templaUon amona: the Anbt, nurtured. on the The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. 40 Y-'61 c!ilmtnuouo ~oroy, Ohl o !~,. tt-W wur The ·Fl\RMERS BANK and Savings Company al1'f'&,V9 die, be· CIQte 'there Ia IF VOU ·WEJIJI NOT A~~~ OF THIS YEAR'S CLIJJI, N~ year,,...'tlellbf 9ailla·~ lake Y<IU by lbrprlllfi ·loill our?981 . Cbrl$bnao . Club no~> .. . J11ue II small ~ tv!ll':Mtk, and lillie •• UIUe, ~ ~Yii'~ . jp'ow ttU -~ ,1141'1 a , eood·•lzod cheCk .. , . <I!IOttlih to cover all VuiWe buyiag, laellldlilg a ,glfttrom you -·.. roroaov, omo ' Sunday Sc:h.ool attendanre was 39 offering $10.19, Mr. and Mr.s . Albert Bacr were Sunday &UeRh o£ Mr. and )fr3. Andrew tla\'lli, Roell: Spring,., )lr and Mn. Hanson Holter spent ThUrsday evening at Dar· win the guest. ot Mr. and Mrs. Da· vid Holter and family . :Mrs Robert Lee of Sutton spenl Saturday with her parcnU!, Mr. and M.rs E. M. Damewood . Mrs Lel111 Flint Mr. and Mrs Jaek Curtis of Pomeroy WPT'I! th~ Sund.ay d1nnCT" guests or Mr and Mrs ~dmunrl Grue5et Mr. and Mra. Herbert DaviE and family ot Athens spent Sunday ~ ·Mr. and Mrs. U. s Nea11e., Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Gro~p Meet At Church Tht Ladies Atd of th! Lutheran Ch~h met day afternoon at tan memben Prayer by Ule meetlrtg Chari.. L)-Ue nad "Oh. LiiUe To"" o1 Holter made a busineas which was a •torr of , 1 tritl to Rac1ne Saturday. trip of • IPOmber Of the ~r. and Mrs. Ralph S1s~un of Miu.ionary Federation. Po~oy were Saturday tvening An tlrtlele , 1VU 1'tld 011 sy r guest~; of her parents, Mr. wtth J tOl' JeiUi, aQ ' . lt R Holter and Y for rounelf. bJ Mrs. 'Mt and Mrs. H"dry Sp.r(luse of Theiss, Mrs. · Floyd. Cliltk Fairpoint ~;pent the weekend with Mrs. L. C. Karr. Ml'fl. 'l'tH!lts read Mr. and Mrs Robert r..aud~rmilk . an article. "A women t;tf insplrl· Mr end Mrs George Baer. son, ~·· aodof. dei!O:oUob, Billy of Pine Grove were Sunday Mother Jes~"· . l!>rl' "" dinner iu'etitfi of his parents., Mr. A sllotl ~iw- , ~l~n was ind Mrs. Chatles Baer. · <oGilucle<l by the .Pio!l~lit, Mr•. Mta:. Leah NeUCl called on ber llnr, /oll!)Win& ·lh• ~....m. Tbe next meetlol" ~11 be held , M'rs. Annie Bally also Carl and mother of Ste.-.,t at the cbun:b, w~. Jan· · ··"''rnn for Tht~ Gift Of A Life lime, Buy Her A New Singef lay Away Now For Christmas Delivery ' ' o rar evenn1a. ....,. t. 15-No. Court St Ath•ns Phone 31370 ...·-- ~ '' �• I • . - e ' Wellstoo R~ Sc:ore ~LiReTosses Again Prove ' - Golden Roe --~ -Yellow Jacke WJOrrltQYSE -~Wtl - 1 Rams Are Favored To Capt~e . , ~ . • Sutar ROOinSoD . Local Coached Five -· · I Western Division Pro 'title .' R.eine'hmado BROAD RUN Five~ V~ry Those that gather~d at thi home o[ Mn I~ C. RoU$h and Mr. and Mrc . 1<'~-rl ('h.+ "'''"""' 'W eveniDi w-e rt:' i\lr And ·1~-~- l er,nard F'l.eldJ, Mr. and l\~ 1 s. Gt>ralri Clark s"'n ~. ar.·l ~rr ~ · r •. and Lawrence Racine nrst Clark a-nd fl\ m:Jr. Th':!' ()()t&slon of lbey the gathering wos to help Mrs. Lawrence Clarlr: celebrate her birthday. She recejved many glfts. Oyster Jtew, coffee, cake and lee cream were served. poeM bJr ,guard Donna H~.ss on has the mumpi, ....., b~ for 2n Robert Ohlinger is ill. .,.. tM A9er and weN W.t outSalser, Rankin, F ___ --- ---------- - U _ ________ 18 tNs five Kirkpatrick, F McMaster. C -------------8 DeVil& &ore Conset:ative * Shumway . G Gta....,- team. o)ar.ftllllled}io loti! club ... tiM ICOrin~ __ cag~wn. 0 Kranyik, G _ -- · ---- ----~Substitutes Mullins, 4; 0 2. , KirkJild One lt 90illt$. won over . 41-33. tor paced lf!lt"t<OI · with 10. ~t. T~na:does 8e-$Son n'"""" 'II one- win llld hto l021ess. Balph - . ---------- Parker of .1pent Suuda.y eveDing lister aBd and Mrs. with brotber-in-law Ahner Stout. · I' Carl Watsoa ol Dayton, "pent ' tlM! -weekend here with his mn- ' tltjp", Mrs. Efrie Wats.on and son ' William. GJlt!! ~kit bad been uMer a Iichte& u.·ia .the · roo.n SPECI 'ftre dil'trillutea. lhffl:y members wen preseat. PURE MUD AND SNOW c TIRES R£G{f.I,.\R fl8.S5 S1a:oo 1951 Iuick .su,.; 4 Door 1950 PONTIAC 4 jli'e anpouncing the birth bw-D Su•day. Til'e Chains PLASTIC Reg. UU5 ·Seait Covers F~ "Lau ~~ II Perry~vilrf 12 Br,-. II X••ll E. ~ f'l BellbroOk 82 ' )949 FORD Pnble ·J - 4 8 , tto.r&C:yl. 194~ .,ONTIAC I~ .Ntw • • $17.00 Older Model C..!li A-C OIJ- f:ILTERS Plrli- : SPARK PLUGS ..-.d try ,u• KandM SOHtO :~ JAhodet "·~Lnandtr Totalt Pomeroy Jackson OHiclal•: 4 3 G 0 2-2 1.0 1.0 - tiiJioHI'YI Fifl the "fesHvt boWl" with our ...' I ! in. · I ·.•.' • I ., ., TELEVISION 0 J 0.0 1.0 11 02 11 ~19 SS 10-25-tl --14 13-24---37 -$5 Lowell R., ai'NI ., ·-''''li ' .l" .. ' . ·, J "- ~ ·-•• ~ . ... ' ,I .• ~ ........ ~ 'f. CLOTHES D ! I I In ... cart.... • I 0f ' I 1 i .~! wreaer aenlce,· At MIUERS TUR,KEY _ib J•lli_ ..W or 'u . . ·~~~ I •:OOP.M. Tl • 'l l~kW~t: .• ASSOtlATID RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Pomeroy, olio U4 E Mala lit. ·. ·. 8!01M..ING -- ~ ~.,'_'Til ' .. ,.._mtrtlilllettrt~~w. j ! .. ... NM •r.el!.lle, 10 6 •·,, li~; etrer u-~aaar !:.. 2 'f ': £' ... ••• he'd buy an. 1nni. I \' -' \ ~ ' No,lan Mlc•. ' r . Natfl 1V'be-eJ)te:r;taJned re. ,.t'b. . a Pl117 honortq the 1- ·~·~· bffthda,-, of h,r: ~~ Ju.hn • Cl5..121 G 0 t' ;·. _,Mi...,l..,a~ J PHILCO 0.0 1 \. . SERVICE ~· r "The S~op That KeeRI.You Go.ing" Phone 9391 · ''. wiili, hor 1 ma~r• 10011. . -.;... , to au.- culfal,.,.. • hlt»P¥. (!.,... Ill P_.,, OIIYo ' - w th•m harclr .,., -~·~ won't 10 to in arder pilrtles; D'r tiri'y t;me friends drop OIL CO•. TtLLIS . . eovrw, ~~ - likt ia •kfrotme cW. ~. Thif,. .t pretty a"p-.tll!fto •tv· •. ,I M?i.cMIVROLET . ·. 4""r a. stOre wllicfow" " . t no;. Ptl'fecl flit DELCO ANI) AUTO-LITE IGNITION PARTS . 4Door Areal treat, ' Wu$32,.1 Plastic Covers ·only$10. Ubwt¥41 _, Slilitfe.. Wagon $5.00 • • of _ "And <don't forget If vour lluJ.nt/ had to do this ~larflUO tHO PONTIAC · 2 Door ·ltSI :,L"tMOUTH 4 DQor tHl FORD , C.u.attni l-~ Door . . 1951 FORD Vern Shields had the misfor- 1 tune to 'get m leg injured wbiJe l!leljHftg 1 Migbbor butcher. He I •a• taken to the hospital and : treated aod -releuedl. Mrs. Ullie Hardway U daiiJbtera in Columbus. Mr. and · M.ra. Riehard Henders.a of <'.oo!Yilli! was the guesu · of Mr. and· Mrs. Wayne Briekles, / Mrs. Hend~I'S(I:D and Mrs. Brlckl cs attended church. Mr. ,,.,net . Mr1, lAu"ry Milhoan PLUS TAX Door ' 'Dte;Uth" ' C)'*N M rYER'Y NIGHT CHIUSfMA$ 1til Christmas Store Haun: 9 AM to 9 PM '" .• a. -~ . RA tiS . '· ItEM I . t4KLIN I ,. .. MODliN • • • DIY CLOTHES I,LI,CTII~fYI 'l'boe ....... - ................... d-d~ ..,.,. s.. ,.... elootrieol •wii- ....,. ....,...• ~ COMPANY . �• Poge 5ix . 1· LETART, W.VA. -' WANT ADS w• , I IGJ I ertl'll' ·~ --· Wtdt:~esday an...._ooa. l!r. ond Mn. Looaazd llouab, Sandra lll<l IIlli<~~~ 1117, lin. a... JY MAUD! BLBSSING nett CblopiiWI, iloo.lliee ltld W. A. ~ Adl 13QIIII.ftl1 bJ 10 A. _ _ . --Ok:ey R.ou.lh o( Fairfax. Va., Bl...tn( .... ID Pt. PIUIIDI ~~~ -)i';ill be pubJ.W\eQ BMWe 2 Five room modrnu APART was the guest of Cecil Bleasbs,J urday niJht. da; u received. MENTS, with laundry ud aarI.. J b .I,. and w1fe, Monday evening. Service• at Bo1rd Cburcb Dec. Kat . 2 h .. ID age, New G-room. dwelliq. With ~ D. A. Roush spent MondAy eve- 10 eli e~ . per 1Jor.,. oue i gar9Re and laundry. ~Ont' nmg in the Elmer Newberr)o Rtv. W, S.· 8illup1 of Pt. Pleu· lel't.lon . MUUra~_m ebnze bac.310-M. A. N. Ben.geJ . fJ..2 7.tf pOMEROY -~ cw 4 bedroom mo. home ant filled 011. Charlie Brown and 4 c:tnt:s per word for thre• .a dr rn hiJmr> wtlh hardwood floors Ah ~. Ina Wergand who 'hu fam1ly Satur<lay. teeJative inlertions. rent-Extension Ladders full ha ... rml' nt , autornatic oil bel'n ill al tbe home of her 1on 1 FOI' Mf. and .llrt. Clarenee Gill Speetfl--one mootb for 25 centa Scaffold Boards, Drop Clot.hl~ f u rn (jt·~ · ht"fl lm g, large lot. Will John and wife, Mt. Alto, and her were visitor' iD. the Bernard per word. Clinton Fisher, Middleport. co n~1dtr ~maller h:ome as down son m-law and daughter, Mr. and ConfHJily l'lome Sunday. Phone 6285-X. 11·1-lf l pil } mPnl and assume existiRJ Mr ~. Fred Nonis, Pt. Pleasant reOkey Roush ia viautna his broFull rale of 2 eeau per word will I - - - -- luan Tul ~l pnr ~ 514,000.00. j turned home. .. ther De-nnis and wife. Board. be chaq:ed for advertising if not I NEW HAVEN - N ~ w 5 room mo~tr and Mrs Curl iS Young aad Brenda Weignd JlltDt a -day pajd for ~efore tbt> 1.-fttb of each For rent--:;-E1ectrie . wallpaper 1 dern f1unH· .,.,1\h attached gar- ~faude Ble.'lsmg were bwlneMr. recently with ber graa.dmotber, month followi.uM: in.Jertlon. •teamer. Clinton Fisher, Midage Forct>d a1r heatmg Full callers m Pomeroy Munday 1 Mrs W. J. Chapman. 11-l·tl ' ba:.em enl Excellent lot Will Mn. Kathryn Blessinx visited dJeport. Ph. 6265-X. tn-on in ~dvertis!na-sbould be ' APARTMENfs, Gravel H111. Mid- trade fur f<~rm in Ma son County Mrs. Luv~na Ramey recently who Mrs Mary Bonecuttef and Con teported 1 n;th..edJa~~- The Dally dleport. Call 617o-1 10.25-U' or near Pomeroy as down pay- IS ill. lllf' Hoffmaa called on Ina and Sentinel WJU not be responsible · mt"nl Mr. and Mr~ Guy Ble~s1ng of Pearl WeiJahd SatUrday. Vernon 'I'bOMIJIOD o~ Dayton fur more tban one t.DCulllll:t Lll Two Furnished 4-Room APA.R'f- FARM----6-r·oom house w1lh elec :'lfasoo spent 30mchme with Mr. ~OD. MENTS, new rurnitlU'e. UUHtJP<s tru lt y Dnrl bathroom, Jots or and Mr~ RosJO Winebrenner. , pent tbe weekend with Mr. and ..:t.rd of Thank=> and ~pt'dal No 1 paid. Call 6044-M. 8-20-tf shruhbcrv, flower3 and .shade . Mrs Ethel Myer.s and soo Tobey Mr.s. Howard Rayburn and went tices of Even.t:l prmted at regu 1 Gar .l g(', cellar and other build- were m Muon recently. d(let huntiDJ. lar ci&Plhed ratea. Obltuaneh FUR~t~HED OR UNFURNISHEO 1M<!" Plenty of gard('n ground Job.n JUekard was an Pomeroy puhlished at 1 c::eo.t per word. ROOMS for rent. 139 Butter- ~ and pasture, 25 ac.ru in aU. Mr. and lirs. Wayne Hart were Fnday. C'bar&:ed Adl re\-etved by m&i..l or nut Ave. 12·9-3tp vn1y (en mmute~ dove to Pom- 10 Pt Pleasant Friday Mr and' Mrt. c,alvbl, Bltoi~, et:ul ~ ~-~ c $5500 00 .. Mrs. C. G ~Ill ups of Pt Plea1ant !dr. and un. W. 1. ltolliDs were 1 ) I h te ep one &lV~D car a~ J FURNISHED 4 ROOM APAR"" ly · was the guest o( Cecil Blessiua ~ titill. ME , .. . CUCKLER REALTY' • ID Pt Pleqan.t Sat~ __ . N1 for rent. Ground enBox 229 Phon• 101 y and family ru,.~y. C&U"Ui lll'oWil. ..... tile. ;be:St Of trancl!. Preferably adults. Call 12. 1o..Jtc I The Lediea AllJ of Oak Grove lfr. and U'l.,-. ' £u~ ..,;.;:,·.:. 11 Of I' I "otlc es 337-J. 12-9-6tc ir;;;;;;;;;;_,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,l EUB Church met'~4idDetday with 'Brotd a_;-'$~... ".~ ~T oua ELECTRONIC ~S-ECRI'r Mrs Nell~ Adkin~--f Plain ValMrs. Maloy· BoA-"tter i:nd Co"TABY TAKE YOUR WAJWT J.room FURNISHED APARt: ley. The next mooting will tie nte were ov,rialfb\ .....' ot Mro. ADS AT YOUR CONVE..l"J!ENCE MENT Utilities furnished . with her aJso. Garnet CbiP,:._ S.~ IN THE EVENINGS CALL 397 Phone 619lhl. 12·9·3tc >!r. and Mn. Curtlo Young who Mn. Fannie ltotiolo 'ani! Bllllt - -- i were \'lilting the family pf Ce- Weigand Wilftl hi\Pi. Pltaunt SatJO'ITLED GAS-lnatailatlOD and ( 16) For Rent or So I e . "' BJe ..ing and •l!•nded lh• fun· d aerv1ce See w. for ~nces. RUT- -- J We hiM' ~n th is immediate era! or Mr/'1. cora ·&ggs ret1,1rned ur ay. . . LA..l'l.jD FURNI1 URE at Rutland. HOt'SE Sug~~R~~n- r~f~rma~ ~~c~~~o 8 beaullfuJ MnaPJ sp.in... lo lh('ir home in Dunbar, Wednes ~r. and Mrs. Dqo•ld thomp·son .. ·. . ' fRIIIMf1R FAMJLY Ul•'l I I I J. •i I I spmet . p·10n0 MUST SELL -in -~ ~f \~s1 & F~~~d -1! ·;~·~'" ~:·;~_.~o~~:~a' d.~,~:r~;~~fii,:.F~.~~:~~;,t) .::~~~~;hina~!~:;~h.:;~~::;~;,~;. ~~f~~g..~a~;:;.::~ p : - -- - - - - - - -- • I - - --- -- --LOST- Black , brown and wh1l'-' , ltchablc GIIU.. OR WOMAN to ,potle-d fcnude BEAGLE Last I do housework and care for ... n 1n VlClmty Call 3721. of • • S}'ntcusc !!emi-Jnvahd. No laundry h P one Pomeroy 913-X 12-9-3tc Nelson, Fln.&nce Dept., Bo• 149 JACKSON, OHIO If 1ntrrc~\t\CI \I!JVe refereoteli 1... and telephone num~r. Ha_ __ cine. 12·B·3tp ( 18) Employment -- ----~-18 8) Auto ::,ervJces ~-~ _ __ _ _____ Good Clean Used Cars _ __ ---- ~Want employnll'nl 01 ~ wa 1tress or All Makes and Models ::omplete WHEEl. AI.IGN'MENT housekeeper by day or week bahncing and brake service Call Bertha Marlow. ''!,. Walter AUTO SAl.. ES ]{acketts' Safety St~rYil'u, Weilt Cleland, 3471, Rarln(' 12·10 3tp Main Street, Pomeroy, Oh10. ~ - -~ - - - - -- - Phone 267. 551! I WANTED- house work b7 tbe He wh(\ h;~s the welfare of day WJII bahy !ill 1n my home t)-, lMlJ ht· .~e 1 ves at heart lM) Auto )l.lles Contact Margaret Frl!'eman, \h ~CI'!l' With equHU_y thought - -- - - - - - -144 Pearl St, Middleport. ; ful rnnwleratwn The homelike 12·9-31 P 1954 CHEVROLET Hel -Awe 4-door _ _ __ _ cumf or! {If uu1 funeral hom~. Allen METROPOLITAN ------ - I Setlan, $1395 Blae!tnar·~ . Pnmc- ( 2 Q) Business ~ervices I - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - . - roy OhiO 1210 file -~.:... 1954 PONTIAC Delux 4-duor S••· CRIIT BRADFORD, -AUC'J'IONdan $\:'>95 Blo~~dln :Jr's, Pome EER Phon e 3821, RaCJne, Ohio !'ny. Ohm 12-IG-6tc _22-6181~-- _ _ __ ___ 1954 ntJtC'K V~ Supl·l· Rivu~ ra For reh.able radiO and TV 1epalr, Coupe, $2195. Blaettnar's, Pome cnll 6046-J. We 1crvice all roy, Ohm 12-10-6tc makes. Schmoll• Appliance, Mlddleport, Ghio. 9-27-tt' 1954 DESOTO V8 4-Uoor Sedan, $1795 Blacllnu!''s, Oh10 Pume1uy, 12 10-6tc QUI<.:K SERVICE on Watch Re- Factory Trained 19.)3 WILLYS All Ste••l Slatwn Wa COLI.JNS JEWE gon, $6915. Blacttnar ', , Pom .•roy _LE _JIS,_P_o~_e_ ro_y._~- 1-341 Ohw. 12-Hl Uk FOREMAN t-~. ABBOTT T.V. SERVlCE All makes Repaired by E" 1M2 OLDS VA Supr>r "08" 4 door pert 'l'echotclalll. Phc.ne 621W y SNJ:m, $110~ . Hlacttna !' 's, Pom MMdieport. 8-l~tf f'1' VY, OhiO 12 10 l:llr t9) For Sc.i& -- ~~~~ ROUGH LUMBER • PA'M'ERNS • MINE per M and up. We deliver. & J . L. Hawk, Mineraville, Phone Chester, Ohlo or 8!1776, Masan. W. Va., after p.m. MJU at Pratts Fork on 11-1030tf Rt. 33. .,\ •I NEW ZEALAND RABBITS, 2 pairing by h k watt! rna cr. <ADIO • TELEVISION SEBVICY 1>hon.o 200. Clelat'd Appliaoct. Store 118 \\. Ma1.n St., Pomcro)' 2-23-tf (20 BJ Insurance COMPLETE lnlunnce Proteetl,.n, Life, Auto, P'lre, Polio. Clll DOD Mills. Middleport, Vblo. --- Doe~ TIUNKING Of blU'lQJ lnaur&DCt1 t Buck Each doe h:os ~ h11bie~ . Guaranteed aavb!'gs up to 3090. five week~ old Reason for acll V D EDWARDS, Pbone 35-X. ing, moving awa) C E. Dow, Home 434. 1-ll-tf Phone 81~-J. 12-7-4tp •• PoP(:ooLiR.-;·,;;;- ELEc. (21) "" ·' I Estate Reo New TRIC SCALI!S good u new. Priced sale. See P'URNISHF.:D HOUSE for 111aJP., 1 quick Charl<'1\ Neff. Ravemwood , W. Completely modern . Freshly VII. 12-8-0tc painted . On Lmcoln HeiJhl:! ('all 33Q-M. 11·1'7-tt BEAUTIFUL CIIRISTMAS TREES. r.- •· " ,,.. ,.' I' Make your own .aelection t Coolville 1&110 • Wanted ' to buy 2·2·tl lll'c:ond hRnd TAPE RECOHDER Write Box 668-C, % The D11ily Sen· tincl. ----I 12) Wonted t·o Rent Pom~ro\ - - --· - - ~~ -· Wanl t6 rtmt- small P URNIS11ED APARTMENT. Coli 76~ . 12·7 -0tr _.;:..,....---=-----·-- - --- .. .U41 For Rent ..,.1 ' --- --~-- - - ---- :-' :&-l\00.._. TR.All..ER for ~ ~lictrls. rent. : ··f~;T !ODI--FURNISHEDnousr.. Lincoln Hill, wltb b.tll 8y MRS. W. R. JOHNSTON bf!Jt 'Mi-a. J'ohn R.eltmlte of Dcla· WQ'4t, Ohio, is visiting · her PM'· ents, Mr. and Mn. Charlea Juhllng. Several friends from ~ ford att6nded the last rltes for Miss Suah Atkins at the FoJt&sona: Funeral Home, Thursday evenina:. Seventy Seven Attain Honor Rolls At Wahama DINNIR Ho.spllal Bed~ A Stewardship Dinnf!t was Ambui<lllCI.' Sen·ict' held at St Paul Lutheran Phone 286 ch for ltlembera and their friends TREVEY-FINSTERWALD on Tuesday, November 29. The Funerel Home potluck supper W8R served at ..,.,,..,.,,.,.,.~~,.~= 6.00 p.m - --~ - - -· -· Following tho dinner were de· NOTICI!: votiona by Pastor Peters and ·Th r annui.il mocting 'of the -~I:Ock ' the ~--UP aang ~• era1 hymna. holdm ~ or 1he Pomeroy National A prbgram on Stewardship waa Bank uf Pomeroy, Ohio, for the presented by HIJ'!Y Layne, Pu· rlectwn of directors and tbe tral'J· tor Pct~rs and PhtJip Wolpert '~<~cliOn uf uny other bpllincss that Th01e .attending were_ Pa.dor may come bt•fore the trteetlne, will Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Pb1llp WolIJ~ held at the ufrlce of Aald Pom- pert, Mt .. and Mrs. Lloyd RouRlt., crol National Hank on January 10 T. B. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. B. ll. l!Jfifi t 3 30 ' Vance and Tom, Mr. and Mrs. 8 ' EDI:o~1 HOBSTETTER Bob Johnatoa and children, Mr. and Mn. Dollald Brown Pres1dcnt. f'· chJldren Mrs Mary Weat ~~~~- ~10~7 ~-~-2: (l) 7-6tc and M;s. Harry Layne, ' Bob Layne and Harriet, Mra. H. L. • STORE CLOSIS OUT Dyer, Mr. and Mrs. Hermab Wllllam Tho Welch Five and Ten Cent Layne, Mr. and Mr.. Store, whtch was elllabllahcd by Powell, Mra. Charles Brown and the late N. C. Welch tn 1938 in 4:hildren and Jim Fry. tbc buildina: now occupied by tHe SCOUT DRIYI A. & P. addition, 1s closJng out (t wa.s announced by the tbll!l month Mrs. Eleanor Wclc:h New Haven I,iona Club president, Zelher, who had been a1111oclatod Jack Frey that $2'11.GD waa col· with her father, Is conducting laded Jn thta area in the Boy the sale at thetr nflw loci.tion Scout Ftna~cJal Drive, which wbere the Becky Baby Shop Wli began lhe mldale of O<lober. formerly located. Bl'OWn, DIU'b1D, G<l.. Ki!ll, , ROa.fi, Ftey, obd INBIJB.ANC~ '' ' •· • I ' '· ' ' . \Vbo ·b lhls Dl&'n 1 Name hiD! and you wlu ·,.ln .$LQ0 'plus $1..00 .for every 'day The Dally Seatlael ll(y,tery Man anidenlllltd. .Membel'll of l,he MY!ilery Man'•. ftmlly and the employees of the DaUy'lientlnel ·arc not ell(lhle 1t1 win. The lile"tlty of ~111.1 llfan Is Now Wonh '"1'$ ' a(,.!~C&NT BMda) Reol Estate Broker "' Mll'>DL.EPQRT, OHIO ~ HUNib I . 0~ . ' rJ'\n, Automobile, Ril&lll 8U&-W ' ld•nflfy ·TheDoUy . It's the Cropping .\ODICY Cuua.l\1' ud ~ ' C.ll- 2.00 -·- ' loRAP-IRON - QrAiolll WE BUY lTRUO'rURAL I 8~ ~HIO VAI..l.EY JUNK CO., ......., Phnn. Ptll •oR THI II$T IN USED CARS' ' Sll ftlrKNIGHT "0TOR IALI$ Phont 1IS Mh•rtYUit, Ohio. MYSTEI\)' MAN ENTRY BLANK Sevonl ODb One Year Old . Sfi'AC\IIIe. Wllbuf stewart in Muon. NEW HAVEN SOCIETY· RODi-iF.Y DO'WN 1Llf• TO Cbtater; W. Va. ll!ro. -Mary Aumiller •l"'•t ThinkJIIVIn;l with Mr. and Mn. in mg ~r. and Mr.s. ~urtU ruckard. w1th 1'!1~ -,,;:Dd l&s. Ml?cl't Tbom~ , Charlie Hrown who 111 empiDyed ~on of ·velb,{)n. ~ There Will be 1 Chr'·t , lln the r!\N is visiting hi< (amil•. -' » ... ·, · •n " Mrs Tommil' King of Illinois tertainmeQt , 111 Qak Grp~e h'1JB and Mrs Eli~abcth Boston .Yere Churcb Pee, ~'" Pt Pteas..t ThUJ'Hday . Mrs. J"'•P~'l!• ~oblll!lo• of Mr. and Mr" Tommie King and Charleetqq ~~..tl on .Mrs. IrenE~ haby have been visiting Mr. and Myers SaturdiU'. · Ml's l\'e.sc Kmg of Oak Grove and Miss Hazelllutb Broob was the have returned lo th2ir hOJne in gllelit of Anita •Jil'OWh Snbiiay, Illinots Saturday Ceell Blea$irtlt and J:h¥llht Gibbs Mrs Ethel Myers returned to c;~lled on Mr. and ~s. Tobey Daylon Saturday after being eall- Myers Sunday ilfteni(XIn. ed here by the death of her sisMr. ll'ld Mr.a. Allen 'hoS.t-r IJO:d ter, Mrs. Cora Boggs. Shirley Gl'Jmm were pests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ble-salhi )i:ra. Mary· Gilmm of BrtU:er llol· called 00 MrB. Luvena ;8--:-a-;ln~e;:y~lo-;w--;:S::a:tu:':td=ay:': · ':;;;;;-;--,.;...___ ~~~~~~O~h~t~o·~~.k~-F·~;· • I 11 J Wonted To Buv Poplar, 8;!pwood, Also Oak. Poplar, lumbll', 1reen or d.ry, ~ 8-f. Pellvered to Tupper• Plains, Ohio C..h on deHvet"y. Write cPU '18 tor particular~. Ohio V1iley Mfa:. Corp. Pbone s::: SEI PRAC11CAT, Oln'S Cor lne far- • 1 mer- man) iteml!l to chooae from'fractor Tools. etc. From tr.c MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. 94 12-D· WANTED \\-hrd Chair~ Rouh OUR NIW LINI Q• SWIIPIRSI Sewing machines, new •and usrd, portable, cabinet, tl&Ctnc, and treadle Higl'les1 trJide· In \'liue for yOIU old mat'lllq_a, Ea11~ terms arranaed. AU' .ma: chln~J and repairs fui\Y , ,Pal" onteod FREE 110)1~ DIMON· STRATJON. Pbone Q094. K!¥t- ' on'~ Sewing Machh'ta Servlte, You ran ~~~lee! one a! our ~l ore or Wfl w11l take ~· ·•u to our patch do"e hy Bnd you r-an get the flne.!!l lr~ )' OU ever h1d In thf' lliZI' .YfiU want We deliver Phon-e 133 Fwina '• Store. 108 W Main St. Pomeroy 12-3-tf lloy'1 llOADMASTER BICYCLE, 28", like new. Phone 162·X. 12-9-3tp ~nrl ou1· rrr~onal attendance UJlon th•• n~t·ds of I he family and friend s, reflects the !I'Ptrit of our ~ C'IVIce to the livingto ~r rn~ as we would be served Ch~Jster A. i"P PtJint Pleu~at. Mr. and Mn. H'arry GtbM, ll4isl . Mladred Chapman, Lee aDd bonnie Gibb~t, spent the Thlnktaivl..a weekend with relaUvea with Mr: and Mrs. ' ' NAME OF MY~Y MAN ...................... . NAME . ~ , . ..................... ·········· ······ t. •••)························ tos:ether into the are~ until a dropped " •• Ohio --._,-- �•• . . ~ Mrs. Don Gibson. R ~ fruhmen u wen served to Mrs. Margaret Dou&].u, Ruby Halliday , P.euliDe Lola Clart 1nd Fr ances Alkire Atkins, Norma Lee, J,tetty GUk.ey, were bMt es.se5 recenUy to 1 show· Peggy Dernber11 er, Alma Atlthu . er ; t the Grange Hall honoring Stella Nkins, Lou i!e Gilkey, AYa Gilkey, Fr~.nce.s Youns. Ardhi Waggo ne r, Aldena JeweU , Huel St an ley, Mrs. Jame.s Dorgan. Miu Addle Bradfield Hlh;.ie Clark Mrs Ha! el Hcnderao'n, H.elen J ohnson a nd Alice Epple. Unabh.= ;.o attend were Nellle Clay, Josw Heitger , Vn :o Jordan, Ella Douglas, Nora Jordan , Ka t;e Wdson, Dasa Mar · HARRISONVILLE k1ns. Oleva <.:otterlll , Opal Rbode.s Lt~<~ h Will iams .11nd Gladys Jordo•n . The ~f rs Pomeroy Coment Block Company Ptiones 82-435 Pomeroy Ava G1lk e ~· was h<.r "Stess to ~ Stanle)' party with Mr~. Eliza hft h Campbell , l'l emonstrator r e· ("t· ntly A salad course wa s served tH F ra ncc11 Alk ire , St ella Atkin1, I Al ma At kins . Ruby Halliday , Pau l1ne Atkins, Addie Bradfi eld , Nor- ma Lee. Oleva CoUe.rlll, I Louise Francts Yuu ng and Angle Cl ar~. Gil li: e)·. Margaret Douglas, Leo Marl(nA, former re11dent, passed awar recently. The funeral was well atte nded. Those from a dista nC'c were Mr. and M.re. To~ Dyt>, Mr . an d Mrs . Johp Dy~, Emd Russell. Dell Dye, Mdtl Bohn, Mr. and Mrs Williams, Mr . 1nd Mrs. Ben l''or muff. Colu m~w . Mn.. U oyd w,:_.J yard . Manetta and Mr11 O• uaSchul\7. Pt'n n. SYRACUSE Mye:rs were g;ues\.s of tbe Clint Gillleys Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Russell and daughter . Middleport, were holiday gue:~ts or Cli ot Gilkey Jr. Mr. and . Mrs.hDon GibBOn, COl., · 'th d are spun mg t Clr VI'C&t 1<10 WI their parent!! th2 Frank Gibaon.s and Murl Douglali. Mr. and M111. Gerald Grate apeot Thanksg iving with Mr. and Mrs. Thor Car!iey . uiJenberry aa.d Jon of Atbena, Mr. and Mn. · Tom Bowen of Rock Recent auc.sts of Mr. and Mn. Sprlap and Mr. and Mn. Homer Rov Jonea were Mr. and Mn . Vic· Showers wv. tulltf of Mr. ant tor. Stewart and fam ily of St. Al· Mra. John Bowen and Mrs. Ellen ban.o;, W. Va ., Mr. and Mrs. E~ug e n e Baer. M:-. a.n4_ IJn. Buater FerreU and Se hw ab and SOD, Muon, ~ - and children, Cbleaso. Dl .. apent 1ev· \h• . Robert Goouch, Columbm, era I days vial Una bll parents, Mr. Rollin Daniels Newark. and Mra. J . C. Perrell. They left ' ~lr and Mrs. Cart . Du ckwortll Friday tor CalltorQ.ia. enroute to ~ p r n l Sunday with h1 s mother, Hawaii. · ~tr;, Oora Duckworth. Mrs. E. S. MUla i6 visiting ber !'.fr and Mrr.. Holly Fnend and daughter, Mr!l. 0 . 0 . PattersoD and \1:lry ;;pe nt Snturday in Nelsun· ramily Rutland. v1 !Jt• . Mr. and Mrs. Corbet Fvrell and family , Nitro, Mr. and Mra. ~tr and M.r.s . Virgil Co llin ~ and daug hter, Carolyn, spent Sunday Robert Damron, Kayford spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. (' \ '! mng with Mr. and Mrs. WilJ . Ferrell. ta m EichiDJer and fam ll y. Mr. and Mrs. Luthf'r Friend Mr. and loirs. Bill Cap ehart of CDl umbus werr recent gu e.st& of spent Thursday in Gallipolis on business. hts molher, Mrs. Alice Capehart. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grimm and Mr . and Mrs. Rogl'r Quh:enberry family of Columbus sp ~Jnt a few <~n d daugh~crs, Mr . and Mrs. Don I Mrs. Ebic Waggon<! r spent Mr ;!lid M"r-" Hoher l Alkv·e Wed . p. m. wilh Ava Gilkey. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. King vi.sil· anJ ~nrh were holJtlay guests of cd witt. 1\lr. and Mrs . H<~rley Carr t hr RulJI Clar ks. Fr ancis t'ol ey 1s :-pend ing some Mr. Co.rr whose ...iJlness has been tim e with his grandmother, Josle menti011ed continuese to improve. Heitger Mr and M ~ . Jake Lee and sons Mr. and Mrs. Hank !'·.•tty or Pt. Racine and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Pleassnt spent the wet'kr_nd with Jorda n spent the IJOiiday with Mr. and Mrs. LawrC>n ce Clark. th,·•1r mother, KaLe Wilson. Mr and Mrs. Ua lp h Weaver anr1 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey and 1 Sunda_ :-"ere io ~arkcrsburg Sun \ ch Ji dr en of Chillicothe and David day v1s 1Ung relatives. I -. --- ---- ------ • Saturday, December 10, 1955 The Doily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Poge Eight •• ' .. dlyl lut waet with bia mather, Mre. Melvin Grimm. Recent JUUtl of Mr. and Mrl . Willlam Houduhelt were Edwli'd Houduhelt, Cleveland; Marie Rouduhelt, Athena; Mr. and Mn. Elmer Houdashelt, Buckhanon, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Houdashelt and &On, Pomeroy . Mr. and Mn. Charles Tolliver of Nel.wnvllle t~peut Tua.sda~ with Mr. and Mrl. William Eichinyer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leifheit and son& oi Akron were guests or Mr. and M.r1. WiUiam Houdasheli and Mr. and Mrs. James Clifford recentJy. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pickens hav' moved into the Richard Duckworth property. M.r.s. Clara Roberll has returned t-o ber home from Holzer Hos· pital Mrs. Alpha Cottrill , Mrs. . Law· renee Diddle, Mrs. Herman Lon· . fi don, !o!rl. Charloo t,ltle - 1 Tuea<l>; in Plll'kll'tbiii'J. Mrs. Charlet Hyoell opeat Mo .. da.)' In Columbus on bJi.lio•. :M:rl. Melvin Grimm and llrt. Holly Friend Spent Wec:bteldl.)' ht Athens snd NeLaoovUie. t ent.t e •• Dei'Oted l'o I'Jae BROAb RUN Mrs. Madeline Roush and dJughter.s Mr.s Lola Uevlng and Cindy Mr. and Mrs. Delbert R.ousb ind family and Mr. and Mn. Elwood Llevinj were all visitinc at the home of Mr. and MJ',!. Cbttrlle Lieving Sunday evenillg. e _P.o,we.r S ··· .SponiPhlnt UiltS Virgil and BUll& Weaver were calling on their grandparent8, Mr. and M.rs. E. J. Lievint Sunday. Agnes snd Emogene Roudl and Mrs. Marion Rou&b and · daughters were vtsitin& Mrs. ' D,vld Dudley of Mason Monday nlJbt. - ..·-.•· . . . . . Plan $6lMillionBuilding Pr9gtainAt Graham Station The Obio Powl!t Compa~;y re- • of Huntington announced an add! v_.,ih!d on Sunda_y that it Is eonsld · 1 tiona) $8,0QO ,OOO in orders wilh ·~e: i'haiidiiodlng· twD JQOrc units to conll-ads having been closed with ~~ Sporn Plant Graham J two railroads for a total of llOO at a ·cO&t $_tU,034,00.0. car.s to be built in Huntington. Meanwhile the United Fuel Gas came on the last Company ~n~oun~ed that it b in· & vesting $32tS,OOO in -tho laying or a new nla~ niil:! gai liRe to serve th~ new eh~mital plant ot the Celanese Corporation of America at GalliPolis Ferry in ~-aaon cOUnty. ,t- I Accidental Death By Suff~tjon Is Coroner's Verdict "Accidental deat-h by reason ot suffocation" waa ruled Sunday mornl.q in the dei\th of Ira Eu1ene Swiaher, three months old Ron of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swisher of Cheahire RD. Meigs County Corone-r Henry Ewing said that the - infant dled of ap~arent au.HocJUon while slcepin& Wlth hiS inothef-, Sun· day morning , while tlie Swisher family wer.e jluests at t-he home of Mr. and Mrs . . William Smith, 42 Park Street, Ml~Jeport. . Two·Actions·Filed aiOffiec MiddloJOtl ·· fot th_c I In Mei~ cCJurts m., Sundoy !o¥pd the child Over Weekend aad notified the_Meigs Co. her. The Squad ans~n~ i. ~II At · Sf:ation - Two petitionS for ciVll have_ boen 'filed · jn the New Zenith Calendar CLOCK RADIO LANE CEDAit CIIES1' m BJ,OND OAK (Cive her a Lane Cedar Chest, the modern fur· nlturc th a t puts more stornge spa-ce in vour Hvine spare. Thls nationally advet1bed chest. no . 3212. is finished In ~teaming blond oak, ha s couvcnif nt tray inside that automatlcallv r.iset> with llrl. Whother it's for your wife, d,au,t!hler. swcdhear~, J:?r n:u?tlwr- the pcr£ect ~ll t is the one that gathers girts, a Lane Ceuar Ul e·,j .lu<o! $l down delivers. $49.95. SWANK Bll,.t..FOLD& Carried by more men than any otll,et blllfo.ld' Newlv desil(lled in polisl\el\, ,co,whille };}I nrh malwRan_v, tan. black, miSSion · and Colll'COIII ~··av . Removable photo-card case wllh Add· A-P~>ss bar IJ>r addlng more windows. Gold tone tab cl05!ng. Dupllilate. key slot., optional money flaps and stamp or ticket pocket. 'Pro. tecled bv "an lnvloible Stitplt"- no outelde sca!T\'1 to rip or tear. $3.30 up. In clock radio it's the super-perlorining Zenitli'l'adio t~t. makes the big difference. Come tn and see why we say "When yiOU ~ive a Zenith clock radio, the radio alone is worth the price." Has automatic calendar that lcllJ; time, day and da\e. Operates small appliances Phono·iack. In brilliant Red, Grey, Maroon or lvo(v colpred plastic. Model T522. AC only. $Z9.95 up · BAKER FURNITURE TilE MEN'S STORE l•'URIIIITURE·HARDWARE & APPLIANCES ' County ·-clerk of Coutts. A for -action, of wA.'i/Ci ilexi'iio ·.1. · d:l,ys. -' __.l,d· that 'tbe 'proJed'. bad -'Pt'!l:P~ : -aa .l. nie1q_1- ~, be1118'. 'tPt a, po~t.ta ~ ·bJV~I\ ~r a_vj.J_Jabte -~heq.J~ '.q(tJ:I'IPanY dis· ~- the • poOoj)J>ill~es . of lci<;~llng ~.J1.:.~bln v~~··d,tli O!JI.er io· B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY Sto~; Middleport, MiddlJ'port. onio Pomeroy, Ohto "Auwwtnd"· Aulomalle For Cht~Mrnos. take a good at \htri!iv9! look in automatics .. Giuen Is !ll'Bt to. bring style to • . and what style! See thls dainty If~ tess for her; the daslling Gruen Bar Harb<ir for tM~n. Jul;t two, from our wOI)de~,\tyj Sol>\e'C· lion, ll!il:~ll as lbW •• $49.75, lncludfiilt f~de· raJ tax. · · • '· G. 0. SCHMOLL DOWNIE GROSS, INC. On The Brightest Corner In Middleport Grulin . . ----·---- Surviving art: the pi••nt& f()Ui- other C!Pldi'en: 11; Caroline ·:ruDe, · 9; Jamcta. f -and Dianna "':.:~'"l'l' · ~,,-P. other d~itQllie.h"- :were motithl. The Petibon 'fhlch Wa~ tbroUJh 'Attr.trney Mam,.ing_ Web- Puner-,1 Home, V!;•ron: ster states that th~ .defendanta re· . Friendt tDAJ c:all at the ccived $1.060 in May l~M; .in· ex- denee untlt:::ttw~ot IIJ'tloet, v · chaf\&f ·for a. qrpritiuorY, note; it · ·- ' •· · six ,percehi, lbtererrt. The .suit .is for the $l,I)QO"and $l!OO interest. 'tile oote wao oecured on • chattel mor-Uie.er · . · A petition for divo.rce 'waa ·fiied Fa _·. un"'" , ·, by ·~attlh Briden_, ··Racine against ~" Arden B'radcn, Racine RD. 'la~ed - i_a Uie at~'ioa~unllay. Tbe American , c-u :ana__;, Five,Arrested ·,Here'Saturdayt· · Facing ......... HOLIIIIl' .HoiP.ItAL ln the petition wb.lth wu filed . Admitte_d Satilrd.Uy! · ~- Carl through the law finn of O'Brien AI Two worn~ and thfec men were Panons, W~8t 001\lnlbii, W. Va.; P'Brien, Mrs. Braden- char~s ~iid ~~~unloy fs' th• 'liotul\ of Ml's; H11rrY Ctuutp, Hender.I!On, W. bet husband with extreme cruelty lf\temperately Imbibing in alcohoVa.;• 'flr-enda IA!e StriUss, Pome· and gross neglect I'Jf duty. !i~ apirits, which led t<J two sefoy; ··Mr:'f. Winifr.d ·Ro-Qsh, New pamte lneidehta, the Pomeroy Haven. · ·· city pollee r>Jported. REVIVAL CONTINUES .1\dljl.itted Sunday: t.tr-1. · J.obn Emmett Weleh, 42, Pomeroy RD. Wmser, Sr., Mi4~lep6tt. Revival meetings wll) continue was arrested Saturday afternoon · ;l,_dmltted Mondoy: Miss Pairi. at the Laurel CHf£ ChUrch thru at a local tavern. by Acting Chief cia Ann Tede11eCJ, New itaven: :December 14 Jt wa.s announced to· of Pollc;e Frarik Hudson, and Jj'rs; Frankiln Wlbon, l!iddieport: day. Rev. Harry Batea Will con· charged with intoxication. Welch Mrs. · Ro&ett Hurley, MJdaleport: duct the s-ervices and · there will ia in the county jail awaiting and.· Herman G. Grabtr, Middle- be special sin(ing eaeh night. 'ihe bmlns ~~·~ -~r E. R~l> j nson. .:r.:;; services will begin at 7:30. port. ' _· -,....- SENSATIONAl, NEW LADY SUNBEAM ! The nxdtin~ new C hri~->1ma s J!ift lhat costs· lots A1. last, an electric shaver designed just for lh.e ladles! Only Lady Su'nbeam haslhe '>tlcroTwin hoRd with one edge especially JO'OUnd £01· undcrE1·m use, the other Edge especlallv gr.ound to shave leg\r-clo~. . cl~an, smooth. · t<;nds fuss and muss, nicks and cuts of SO!'\> . and blade. Gentle, Qlre performance to keep you neat, fresh and dainty. Choice of pastel •·olors. Beautifully lll:h pockaged. '17.95. Jcs.c;: ULan vott think! Ideal snap:-:hot camerA- snap It, pull t•b. there 's your ~riot. .Jusl 60 second•! Indoors or ouL dim Or arlgh! IIJibt. Compact and ll~hl- wci~hl , it sliP• Into pocket. Extra eas:v t.o use---...'l sit1gle dial sele 1'tR correct lens shutter wmbina1 ion . lnexpcn.stve wallcl·si7.;, 12% x 31'• ) pt·inls. Only, •69.95. :'lash ptional, $12.9~ - COLLINS JEWELRY SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS - -- , . -~, , ~~ ·· ., · ' -~ :· MOORE'S S'r.ORE Ohio Pomeroy, OhiO . J!f K Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio ' I SUNBEAM CONTROLLEO HEAT FRYPAN t .. . '" ·~ To give or to ~et! You simply set the dial and ,you get controlled heat !or perfect coo~I~R or frying rcsult\9, No more ~esswork or eonstant w<>tchling. Easy-to-sell" Fry-Guldc and Heat Control Dial in handle. Square shape cooks 20 percent more t!tan round· pan. Marv~Jou.. new water.-ealed Elemellofr-for quick, easy washing. Th~ sizes: 10\dt", 1Bi", 121'.". From $19.9&. •. . / J,UNGLi·l$1tED GIRL TO · WED THE MAGNIFICENT JOHNSON JAVELIN ·•. Preeenting for 1956-America's most bea)ltl· lui outboard motor I Monero styUng In brRll· ant Holiday Bronze aond gleall!l.nit stainless steel, lnstal\t electric •taril.nit; ,~nceal~ .wo. trois and flasblilgSO-borsil'powor:~ · ' e All combined fu tti• finest oatbO!Irifiillo .. d~ America. Choos+ aohnsan, \fOtid f~l\ll tb~ · .. :(\eptlldi!~ty. .Nine new 1956 Sea·HO!'Se~41! ,.._. · ./ r&Jilplete po~ range from 3 tp 30 ·l!q~e; · ' power. From $1~8. 75. . K~.R~&.V~N..Z4_NDT", 1'9,J!l~!'?.Y· Ohio . wNe Qttm~aea. slight- -an ·.' i~ldent Saturday afternoon, o}i North SJ· cond Stroet, Mid1tlepdrt, Chief of Middleport Police repqrtcd. 8, . roLAROIII HIGIILANilt;It !.AND CAMERA · TWo cars ly as the result of; Tbc rtPort further ststed that Sa.turday niJht, Helen Molden. 41. Rutland; Glalfyt Molden, 37, Dexter: Rab~,. l\lo)~on, _ -•~1 , Duter. and WilbtU' Molden: <'4P. -o uter. were arre9f.ed by Off1cer& Charll'\s aad HeJiry Werry, at anotht'lr tav, alter a fight had broken out. -M-olden w•S t"harged ivith I Molden with · · '"""" aq~ lnl~l~a· Molden, 8n<l ar· 1 otficer and intoxication. •nd Giadyo Molden. intoxication. All four pwted a .$1~; appe~rll)f.r borld <~nd: ate to .•Pittar · 'br-rotT Mayor Robinson Tutsday night. a~ault ~ 1 ,~:!::~· ·tnterreriQg wltlt an , /c; . 1\ep.,rt NQ. LOSs . · ~rOm Blaze At AandP~~~,ore Residence Manag«Jr Here th.eHawk l'omc:roy Volunt&er Dr.parl and Third Ward we're. .. called to Lhe rcsiden'cc of To Be Honored Price off ''\-· YOUR BEST mont, Scco~d lbw~. BUYS ARE .. THE . GIFTS •' ' NF.W RONSON ELECTRIC SHA VI!R Thrill him With the Worlf!"s t;,·eatest ~il..er! The Ronoon ruta>or Klves clos.r. smoother. cleaner, quicker ohneo than ~ny oUter ~lee· tr1c shaver. The tou~hest whiskers are cut al tl)eir base because Roii:!On'• temjJered steel "blade~ ~et clooer to llio fa•:e . The secret: RonIIOii'o · e¥cluslve !lex.J.Il!ln shaver head- artll· alb; thinner than this paae . 21 day Free Trial. ID llandsome alft .,.se, U0 .95. . '. . GiVE A ADAM IIA1' give a Adam lla\ this Christmas The Adam Airotyle (s lash ioned lor sty!~ and comfort. He'll like the Airly1e feel, and the price! Just $7.50 here at Pomorov's only authorized Adam Hal Dealer. . . L 6 Z SHOP 114 Court St. · Middle~. Ohio .-. ' ' ·BUY AT HOME '' ¥41.# • .. --~..-~-- I.~ MEN'S SHOP lEWELf:R Mited ' sto'ie caui!Ht "flre; ~ut ~hf' b14Z(! ·ba-d been cx-~logoil;hcd bco· rote the lif-e fiRhtm-s made· thrir ipi>('i.ririCq, llqd lijd...DQ daDiaJ:r . th~ flte, d~Jrt~e~.l- r~pPf!-t~ A little Iat~r on- 1n 1h':!' -afti>r noon ·the P_om('roy . F.rqctgiffiq· Squ'od WaS ·caht-o.d to Sfltflt'l'!! D:-parlnH'Rl Store and ..took Homl'r Bradford to hh home on Na,•lors Run· _ROa·d ·tor mediCal purpo~. •·or tl~at "h'lf'd lo .gift glly" - .. F. J, WALLACE . ~lbqrry' ,SI[c,l . S.!ltuf'day-aftenoono.. when •• n ovrr- "'"' .. Pomeroy, Ohto ""7 ·---~r ·' · . � 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/. 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