https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/06e2a9bc32e72395d379b1fc0b2b7dd1.pdf 44cc69b875d7c6d3fc800a31197953dc PDF Text Text --·-··- -- -- ·-- --·--- "~ ---- • • --- --- I Page Eight The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, December 12, 1955 Daughters Of America Deputy Club Sacred Heart Guild Holds Annual Yule • Have Christmas Party Sunday Party, Thursday Evening At Convent DID YOU KNOW THAT?. (:If Distrlet wclt;:;med. Tbe <mnual Chmtma.s party of W'l..!lhed all & Merry Chr!5tmas 13, Daughten of America, bad the Saered Heart Gutld wu held and noped that tne mfaut Jesus their Chril"tmas party Sunday Chrtstmaa giftl W4".re exehans· In the church convent. whkb wtll shower blesrunas on each afternoon at the home of Mrd. ed and a deuert course, earry- 1 wa~ deco.Jralcd m keeping wtth and every one during the coming Hobart Willon, Past State Couo· mg out tbl! Chr1stmas theme, was the holiday sea:~on, Tbursday year riUor and National Representl. senoed by Mrs Wilaon, Mra evening live, GiUipohs Two otber Put Dale Mulford, :Oeputy of Kyger Mrs Ceo 1 gP Hackett, Jr, pTe A program wa:; presented <"On State Councillors at the mectlllJ Council , MNI C E Mayes, Dep- Sided O\t'r the meettng which abtlng o£ a solo "'It's begmnmg were Mf'B Claude Darst, Pome- 1 uty of French City Co unctl , who opencd \.\Jih praj'cr by the Rev to Looic. Like Chnstmas" b~ Mts::; roy and Mn Lucille Bcarhs were hostestes for the party A Fathrr J(lhn Turri Mrs Hackett Carolyn l!l(tor, a readmg, "The Hawktos, Middleport mtmatur'-' tree was placed on the thankPd all who helped ln any · Littlest Angel", Mrs Mary Kv?, l"Offee tab(£> m the ilvmg room wa} with the bazaar Plans were zelman, n wlo, "0 Holy Ntght , Mrs Chandos Ktstler District I of the Wilson home With carol completed for M'tving 8 Chn!'it-1 Mrs 1\larcellene Bm•.l, and Deputy, Logan, presided and smger candles at each ~rle of the ma~ dlnncr to the lmpenal Elec- group tiln&lnl't of thnslmas the meeting was opcnM With the tree The g1fts for exchange had trlc lo (In Thur~d•y DN·ember I carols G1fls were pi esentPd to Lord's Prayer Mrs KtsUer ex- : bf'Cn plnccd on the dimng-room 15 l'lan~ were 11150 ~ade for a Father Turcl: Mn John Bacon, : pressed her lpprecHnlon for the tab!(' which was centered wHh a part) for the duldnn on Wed the t~a1•hcr m lt\c school and Boo5ter meet1ng held tn Marietta Whlte tree riCCQrated wlth color- netid~y. lkl·ember 21 the offtl·ers, Mrs Hackett and 1 recently and plans were discuss ed ltghts and ornaments A contnbullon was made to Mrs Hemo Nclri after whtch a ed for committees for the Du~Other guests at the party be- th(' chiiclren's home, St John gt(t exchange was held trict Rally to ~ held May 21 at sJdes those named above were Villa at farroll tGn It was voted llefrcshment.s were ~ervcd by Cbester Mrs Davtd Taylor, Little Hocking to give ('hrlstmM gilts to each thf. hostesses, Muses Lena and . A meeting of the Di.!lri~t of- Dcp Amencan Beauty Coun ; of the l.' hurc h ~emlnartans Plans Katie Guth Mrs C.cot~e Buchan- I tacen, committees and DeputieB Mn Pt>arl Wakely, Martella, M K ht M Will ~ held Sunday, January 8 , State Asmt Vlce-Coun . Mrll were made to assist a needy [am- an, Mrs Lron c mg , tss 1 2 30 h Cb ily at Chnstmas Anna Howell , Mn. Joseph Raub, at at t e ester D. of .\ John Arbau&h . Long Bol\om , Dep Father Tmel thanked all wllo Mrs George Hackett, Jr, hhsscs HaiL Tv.o new members Mrs. S Fore::;t Rose Cou n, Mrs Harold 1 w dd 11 d Ell R Swan, Deputy of RtvervJew Forbes, Dept Nel&onvill~ Couo- worked at the bazaar anrl the He en a l' an a Guild for thetr donation He Honnrs..~y. Co un cil , Lo Dl Dottom, and Mr!l CJI, Mrs Ross Cleland, Dep. Tbe Deputy Cl\!b ,. .. • - I I 1 POMEROY SOCIETY MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY THE FUN OF HELPING m •UPAU COOED& cuttlnt' them into Christmas s hape and finally d.edrat~nt theJD with &ala coJ.. ored sugara apd candies, is a Christmas tradJtion.. Here 1s a ~pe for crisp, delleious oookiea, thankl to the ConJ; J'lakeaiD#edJ,ent. Even youngsters can cut them tull7 into ~pes. CORN FLAKES ..,URIS.... •• ., .. ...,,..IES for one mmute, dear ant1e1patJng friends. Anyone cao bat a tennhi ball around and finally ski iJJ a wobbly manner, But to mate a real marriageah, that's way ahead cOLa ;4e.ui-e. Owens, a• Roger: .B~tei', . o'f. even a Heleo WiUs ~y. ~ I ' ·~ ·~~ 1 ca» browa 1111'U'. % teupoons baklne powder % eap 1f'atel' ~ teaspoon salt J capa Kellon'• Cara f'llkel, 1 cup batter or marrarlne U,bt com &)'rap decorative caadlu-eoloree tapr Sift togethe• Hour, baldnr po;wder and All Biend butter 1114 S!l eups stfted ftour ~ I I 1 M" ,II g~~:~~~w;;~~~~ness GeorgeChilds ,, Twtl1ght Garden Club Has Meeting Funeral Rites ¥lith Yule Theme Held On Frida\· eeT~~~ ~~~eeshire I Baker's Furniture Tl!ri//inu News- from ~- I . 1 . IRIG/DAIRE IMP/RIAl !oumlry Motcn-Afllfls DON'T LET gr_•_•"_"b_lll~ll LAUNDRY . WORRIES AUTOMAT/lii'AIHIR . • ! ,,''I •' ~ 1'ou won't -rend a penny for plumbmg nr "enhng, • for the em•zlng Filtnttor handle8 ohjecUonah~ hot, l'hoitt air and lint. l>rle1clothrnJ suft, Rufty - tn the come to the e.iaot dcgroo of dryne11s you WKilt. ()um~ "11m1.11hine• ON THB BlliGHTEST CORNER Mlddleptlrt, Ohio ,, . CALL 122 cl""- "BAKER FURNITURE re~cue ' Robinson's Laundry ....... •u••t..,. Tri- Lustre Cleaners ¥io!-' ' )ll&il<ltll Clflln ond lamlly, I:;o~lhi!\"!l. )l:y. family, 1\lr. dil John B. Mullqnt. 'Attte,. 1 ' ~ - '' • i .1 NiYl '),aiO\IAII ~ >f IJr. onl1; ~.' llo~· aMei:)lt· ter, North Blrborton, are an~o~n<:l~ thn blrth of a son, .tohn gty iloopilOI, November bl.by WAll ~named t,:lr biR the late Jq 1m V MJadiO!i<fi't. and Paint Pleuant abel wtth y Increase Of Wages Arid Welfare Benefits Urged By Study Group wt'!ary to bls beroV.ea~.Plttey Rhiae. ADd so-nearly every one winta to go back home. in hts or -Jier own 'Wif. And eventuall; they do. WASHINGTON eVen If only in golden memory. ~ -n ported m the newspapers-. wu the announcement that C.Our raUIton and sixty thousand babieS had been born m thts countty dutme the past year-the I11rges~ baby crop ever Eight or ten years from now the birth n.ure shoutd take another mighty leap upward u tbe children born 111 the 'bab) boom" .smce 1942 betin t? reach maturity and form fl'nUl!es of their own" P~Mnt llunho'"r w"r' hit Ruel py smil• IJ he leavu W.al ..r Reed Hospitel 'n Wnh lntton a complttt !Mdi· c~ ' •xa.nlnatlon thowH him to ta;.:' In tH*f hoelth. At ~~ - wh•,. liP JlP tHgger and better Wbec-ee-e-wi!Y o...:• 'f mUU ~ab;.., tn ••t.f~;'· va~~. 1 - Iii~ those census li lp ~Qfl(J, ~ll~J ta~e '"'i 4•Y ind" nlgh(to ·g;;j• that counted. - _., . sp..::i•llst, Mr. Elsenhow•r'• per son1l physicians Maj. Gtn. How- Mrs. lnd -·j MIXOI - Whlpo S lln llondo ~·~- would h•v. to stow tht .-c• h• has Itt, and probtblv- del•r for two months hi• O{HIOUncerMnt !~d M. Snyct.r (unter) and Mal. --~·~tt,... ftir_llf56~.:·~~-- Urges Council pport Nevw ~yor rirm crops since mo.f~ and more "l't~ men and womea" wlll 'b3 com ' •.amlnatlon how•v•r, Col. Tho· m•• W. ~t'ngly (1.,.). hetrt COLUMBUS, 0. atklrney Paul M. the Ohio Supreme Colll't there waa no blood found trou&ers of Dr Samuel H.--~~tij~ pard. Herbert addre1scd I the u a "standlng room only" fllled Its otately •btmbero. l(eep on bu1ldme thpse ~h.APJ rooms, open up more <:ltr •ulidiV. islqns Rnd l s'prue we:q better' Mt I~t C(lhfet'WJ~ (right) followlntl th• o.n. L"n,trd D. H,l]atol}.' hotpt. tal c:omm•ndant, inditatfll h• ~ayor Presides At Last Council , . , John KDunette S~~~ After 8 Years In Office former ,lleutenaqt go;·~ convicted oaleopatb gan a life prlflon ~1te••eii ... the murder of his • 19M. told the proaeeutors failed to why Ulere ~ ~ blood pard's trouser& or wl10Uiet'l;: 11'1em a\ the wife was blddgeooed to d011t11} t1b seucla her bed. Porft C54 plane that thilt workers represented b)' the bote! and restaurant employea and tlle- BartP.nden Intemadoaal a.aloD a:et a waae increase of 13 1·~ eentJ an hour. Jt recoJJUDeDdecl found pla)el becau.se they rece1ved '"a Air wage hike 10 19$3 that did ~ the RlU go to oth~r non-operating em· ln S bour and run of tbe e<~mpany p.aymeBt. ins~ Ttie welfare eompanies oUered tbe untoiil 10 1·2 eent.s, whitb was rejeeted. . :Joe:;u. of-. ITtb iJl'f Divisipn here , that no surVivors. -~~ t:.... . ~~=I wen, Force !lase at Eileen li~ •.._...._ ( ~~ll' ted ln s 1J.U1 a . : i ..: ( Kappa Delf.il!i AT!I£HS. O • o.;,. ")~~· May Wickline, dau.gbtef of Mr. and Mrs Clarcnet~ Wit!kJine or Route 2., Recine, i.s one of 29 Ohio Univenitr studtnb ini,U. ted 1nto Kappa DeJ~ 'fi, nationlll education hooorary, Dec. 8. dill Whero ~id 1 learn ll>!&? Willi from Il.fima pf ,coprs~lliiJ 'Plap llOilr•ed lo mate ca~,ij· I"'d WJIIto her tlit'<!Ulh the yeaii antf W It came my lul;ll, (lquqd I nia~f them just like ltfr,a. · · · ,. . It even &liN ~- !~t;Q>er lhlll this. Wb?n mY r."t.btt wu. a Uttt6 hoy, he b<gged bla lilollltir ·~~ mA some htUe pi&-e_.Sea, ·~. er'' and they wer~ tht.t aUt-. UtUc strips of p1e lloti.(h. meae into this goOO tastm' thing J'Ve Just made and 10 the way I've deJ. cribed. l"m th•"n'·•ng '"I ,.. a ton•" p1Otle~r'-ta lines these cold •da:ys, anffay, btl'!' Hartford Dunoelte, of Glouster, baa been • M~JP.Qt~.. Jo John cause I'm readint Janie& n;lt G _,Ues and her Kentucky .wfies lad t •• Jus now am on """ Aerea and No M I " Sb Tbe board proposed they will today b;':jij~~ I JU!rt m•d~ two pumpldb. ~i~ on~ b1t ope and one Jittle 0~ and bad sGme strips of f»M' dtMtth left over, ~ee tf tbLS ~~iBda r,f what y,nur motber did Witli these atnps. I put tb.mi il'l •lUi pan s~rinkled with !t41tler, sugar and CIUllaJDOR, baked tp a very very brdwp. ate them h&t~ just yummy they wer-e. · lings- or at lO!ast off'' pe1 iod 1n which study Lbe proposals. ' Mountalos of nortbern :U.orocco ployes. aod the bodie• of all eight per. The uruons had demanded a. som aboard wage anerease of 2a c:entl ail aQistant He party tile wreckage of a U "Nobody else could' have 111ltted this. ctill\e~· . "I~L Coon~ DOfto(lpel'llttn.c' RABAT, lloroeco UP-A Span. the lower flgun for tbeM em. wear!~ Dana~eau, prest- ce men. and otber Search Team Finds Missing Army Transport joined t.be defen&e was UP- A deDtial em£rleocy bolrd ha. rec- raUroad workerl. omme.aded that the nation"• railroadt araat mrrea.e. of 18 1-2 It also recommended that the eentt 14 hour in wa.1e1 and wei- railroada pay tbe full ~t of tile fare benefit& o! the bulk of their healt!:s and welfare lntunqee. llOD-GPer&tiPI employe.. w~ch is now shared 50«1 b)<- tile Tbe board, appoiuted. by Prell- railroadl ud the worken. ~ dent Eisenhower to bead off a would amount to an i l f l threatened mike by 12 oon-optT- two centa an llour. ~ -~ aUnJ unions, proposed a wage I would be eff~ve Dei'( ~~ boost retroactive to Dee. 1 of Tbe boa~ 8 teeOIIUII~ 11 1·2 eeotl In hour far 7~,000 ll not bindina;. But eaei tilde ia clerb telelfJpbers maantenan- pledged not to take ~ ~ ' • al acUon. durins a 3(klay ·coo~ Supreme Your ThLs WtU really lake hreat.l) We quote £tom H~'.:!f "Amerlta's Next Twenty Years". "l'hc most Important eooaomie event (){ 1064 went almost unre- ,,... ......,. •ncl ._.,,.. ....,. ers !+:ill'• magazine from an article ' tlded llftOW ay a:eta j m~ne. for :IQn~;_~:~ h::r:e~i:. Expectant ~ad Is Kn.ocked'Out By Mother Nature Ohio Draft Call Hits New Low ForDO Men :M&hJaei' tor 'Rij~ Tbe Annual southern F•tr Meehng ol OOUfl;e lot~ bc~it1811 tJI~l. ,'~oo.~ , " Man•~m Aosocta tion was held Sunday, Tttket.! may be .purehasft(t tTom member of ·tJie- •fomeroy Boorter's ANociati9n or .eap 1>e obtained at Stark'• Di=uc Ston!•and Swisher and Lollse Dtu( store. any ' J••U.n and two ~ _p~. tion eaU fo.r flO moo. scbolanhlps. ·:.' ~ ..,. , The ywnr• registrant who -..~ ~-rna)' be inducted on thts 1!811 must Stephen Hill Wins ' .be 21 yean old on or before Jan 1, 1906, ulets a volunteer or de. New. Orl~ns linquent Stephen. Hill, I(OD of lit. •.at 'fhe total Wll5 the lowest can Mrs. Allen c_ Hill, Porner.,y, ,.. announced. In 1955. The previous one of the 19 seqiora of tbe Ohio )ow U)tat was 509 men ill April. Ullivenity Amold Air Societt~ Tbe Januar,', 1956, lttlal eompvU an Aidfllft ROTC honor &Odell with a call for 1,453 men jn Jan- to vitit New Orleans ovtr the of 1955 and a December weekeod. 111S5. ealt f()r 1,120 men. The call They left Parkersburc~ W. ~ •., fen January of this )Cat' was on Saturday on a C-41 twbli-eh1M."i'.5 bighc!Ot total. gine troop earrlc:r. The1 1Jt9pped TOO call by counties in thiS area at Greenville Alrroree ~. 15: Athl':ns :J; GaUia 1, Jack!Jon 1. Miss , then on to .New ~u Lawrencl!l 1; Meigs 1; Vinton 1 a.nd Naval Air Station, return101' ta Athens Mocday ry.&ht. ... Washlnaton 1. Prayer Week By Ministery March ,of Dimes SChootThurSclav. tinchon, too, bf ~iftl National Se<reiary of Eta Sltma Phl. • Taoip J)~n R~h ~amed Coneett PIIU)lled ~stah:~:~~cl::f:1.t~ day aaDCJUnced a Ja1tuary induc- freshman tb~ I l.inC a forty foot well, after a Wa~ tel' wltch" had for d••d aure 1tated the water with~ a ~~~ stitk-and for dinner ' sh~ ' ht1l ,a peck ol green 'beaN, 1 ;hqe boWl of lcttuce, tomato1 c:u~_er and onion an,d ,bla'Ckbl.'f!')' ,epti.fller. ot Miss Wickline, a junior majtl;. ine 10 Spamsh and Lltio. II a member of Alpha lAmbda Deltf. freshman scholastic bonon.rJ' and is secretary and president •ri1 She has be~n t¥ ndplenl' of COLUllBUS, 0. UP-Oh10 Sel· lbe Alpha IJ.ollO PI 8ebol-lp eetive Service Headquarters t() Prize, as well as the wimte{._ ~ f Dec. 11 All of tbe hop~l aM:;.!.'!Bir~ ot llilipf~at the. Chit'Wibtian ,_Hotel Loa£ bic., In the Glouater·~t~ a Middleport fathet'W~'out the Jatkson, Oh1o iett.a divl&i~ It waa annoaced this week by 'L. l;, Richardsop, Sr , window" Monday morning at Hoi- 1 Tht" met'ting was callftd to orzer Hospital, wtl.en one Simple de by Prestdent v p VaUery, presidflll little statement by a wbite-elad ~rty, Oh1<1 (Ptke County). wtth nurse .shattered • dre@nt, 1~~ ~P11!5CDlativ« prtunt (rom ACC!QI'dinJ to Utt, ,~J!)!. the ~-~ th•, roiioWJng countle~- Jackson, pcetant father after !nlt'l')'jng his Lawrence, Stloto, Alhtns and w1fc to the h06pit:al, did another Metis. hurry-up job oi runnms from lb~ hospital to a Gallipolis Ktore, rE! Prel'lf!ll from Mtn;s lurntng with a pair of boXIng "'ere: Pres1dent H1r.am gloves for the new ~f:,fl;val. iifpl'f1s"'tlng tho Catlle racArter a long wait; tile nurse Charles Radford Jr, came ()Ut with a httle bundle or lni.; Ralph c. G1lmorc, representJOY for the Cather t.o l!ea Afiking ing hOl'Semf!n; Allen C lltll, set what he bad lll the box, tbc nurse ret ray delivered the tnoek;otJ.l - ,punch, ,.J~.f'lvt n W A~ vO{ th!:!t U.) S. "I've got newa £or yoii;',_,10ll11 bet- Ti'othng Association wli Ute itieat ter change th{\'le boxin,g gloves for speaker He Also ~bowed sound a baby doll" picture~ m cnlo1· of lhc l.!tlle The exchange was made for a Bl-own Jug races at Delaware and Teddy Bear and the new Dad s1url al~o the Hambeltonian Rutoe~ -All olftcer::; or 1065 were rc "Better Luck next ~~«": . elected • for 1056 ' ' Dates for the 19156 Metgs County Fair were scl {or days August 15, 16, 17 & 18. Hll56 s11bjeet tG approval b~ the Depnrtmcnt of Af:riculture ~ Other tenlatl\'e !air dates are: Co (Wcil~ton) July 18, Lawn.ncc Co. CProe101">1Uel July 25, 26, 27, 28; Sc~oto 31. Augu't 1. 2, 3, ilh: 1<1 " ~ AVg· 8. 9, 10 and' l~t)l tile Co. August 1:it, 1,6, , 1'7 d1slrlet aalea/ or , a •i::::;::~;;::::::=:~:;::::::~:z:~:=;~=~ '' e>. mrltd lornp jllvoa awca~ ul.. u, lruab am.U to tho l-ast Rites Held For Mrs, John Mulf d S l .r;r: IRYIR L"pt...., llkatr Ml'tll ......... w~...,.. Hod Pierce <tn th£1 boc)l) *ets out of the hilb, does •it JUra iD the army, marne~ a ~lbl te"'"" cher (heaven help htm!) ·l fine job ill Loul!ville~., 111 the ·appYftenaoc~s ~ · ly mu. deru J'fM! .~'E" ' · .• :·· 'l ' ~~ ' l;rae' c!oMJ - It nl•ht. '56 Plans / Order Ike Slowdown- YOU UP -flulblt bt101HI beRet .......... _,.,,...- No. 203 . TIE l• I 1 . fRIGIDAIREI OHIO: loMII ctw•n•• ....,., h"" 14-11. .._ Come on m-<h• wlter'• tiq•(. · ,.,..J!:i'l,"'~<l t>l )lod, end! _ • ""' 'w~"aad 1 &Otll'..iiet I got to t'hin~IDI: -ot Mitton Lam1 bert, NAME OMITTID 500 ()f MHS's Jobn Lflmbert BIRTH ANNOUNCED un Pomeroy's footDall team aP,d The name of Mrs Fred (Jewell) Charles Swisher, alsO son ~r our Mr and Mrs.. Elmer Burtcm, Lttlle, Silver Run, was omitted James Sheph('rd or Pa 1k crsbu r~ (MHS'II) Wayne Swuber , Seems Columbus, an announemg the uruntenhonally lJ1 the aecount of Mr and Mrs Paul Casto Colum sugar. Add sitted dry ingrediepts alternately with wat., CrusH as if the Twm Cities have been on birth of a se,;en pound three the death of her mother, Mrs bus \J S11ed M.r :md 'Mr.!i Frank spe nt a few days la~l wock w1!h ht~ son-!n law nnd dau,::htrr. Mr Com Flakes into fine crumbs. Stir into cookie dotqh; mlx thorthe mixer idea all the 1r lives. " ounce son. Robert Stanton, on John Mulford In Athens. Vrooman Sunda) oughly Chtll Drecember 7 at the Grant llosp1 Roll chilled dough out on light1y floured board to %-inch in witness these Pomeroy-Middleport Carol Ba chtel , nur·~ at St Jo and ~rs Elza G1lmore Sr 'Mr tal. Grandparent& are Erwest Bur. AGED REMEMBERED Shepherd who IS 92 years oJLl Lh ickness Cut wtth floured Chnatmas cookie cutter•. Place on couplea--Ha.r~;~ld 'nd Vtr-mJa Scyton, Middleport, and Mr 1nd Mrs Fifteen pound~ of Chrtstmas seph HospitaL Park~rsiJurg, spPnl madc this tnp alone gu:ased bakmg .!,heet.!l. Bake in mo(J.erate oven ( , F.) e.boui fr1ed Hubbard. V1clor and Kath• 375 Wayne Prin~. Long Bottom candy have been sent to the Emtly the weekend w1th her parents, Mr Mrs Henry Rfi~f' of War ren Whil 10 mmutes Remove from oven; cool. Bruah with corn 11yrup, then ryn Hannahs, Wm and Mary FranCreat &nndparent.s are Mr. and flynn Horne for the Ag.!d at Mar- and Mrs F'on-esl Bachlel was called here by the death of deco1ate w1th candles and coir::ored sugar. ces Anderson, Bob and Joyce Mlilts, Mn.. Han-y Ruth. Reedsvtllc, wn lnd _ by the Samantha Brad Mr and Mr~ Frank Brumlr.v, Mrs Gcor"e Re "nulds \.\a~ th r Yield <~bout 5 dozen coOkies. (ANS) ~lm and Mary Chf[ord Uoyd and Prince, Long Bottom ford MlsliJOnluy Soc1ety of the ~ ' Harold and Ruth Ebersbach and The Burtons .also have a daugh- Chu rch of Chnst as a part o£ tholr wtll ccl1·hratr. their flfheth wed- weekend guest of Mr and Mrs . -.~-- - t 1 Dl '· d dmg annJver~Jiry (JUJetly on Dec ter, ltilUe Wayne Charles Straus~ and Mr and Mr; I ~~~thr~s~~1au~~ an LoiS Ann Chnstmas project 24th Mrs Brumley Js confined to I don't exactly know how the)' her hmn£'1 berause of pnor health Albert Woodard Adnenn e Mill s, nu-rse at Holze1 Leon M<Kmght, MI •• pion It on Turkoy Day at th• game but all seem to bave workHospital, Gallt pohs and her fiance George Buchanan and Mrs Frank Harry Munns, Cincinnati spent the vJsitnrs m and Mtddleport weekend w1th J\.fr and Mr.s Harry J have 1-!ollaborated throurch the Mills and Mr and M1s Ru.s'iell M tS~ Ol!!:a t'1crMt1 of Colum Du ~ The IJAV Hall was beaultfully Funeral .!lervJrf>~ (or Geor.:e :years vt.a the preacher and ring Mills and 8(11\ spo n1 the weekend w1th her moth decorated 111 keq.omg Wllh the J Ch\ltls were held Frtday aft~rnaon r()uto name.ly fand thi~ is only a Supt and Mi ~ L W McC IJ111rt~ cr, M.rs Odella P1erott1 hohclny ll~ason when the Twl- at !hi': Rawllngs-Coata Funeral parlial hst}-D:ale and V1da Alnnd daughter. 1>1anno, were din llght c;.trdcn Club mel Thu,rsday Home w1lh the Rev Fred Gardner len.sworth, Fielding and Roma M1' ~ Cla udf' r>EJr.<~t ••nrl Mrs Lu 1 rvcnm.g for lheJr annua l Christ- pastor of lhe Church of Christ, Hawkins, Wtll and Helen Reynolds ncr JO:Uest., of hts mother M r~ J E MrC uma ~. Colu mbu s, Saturday cille R H11wkin ~. mcmh1•rs u( 111115 part} B ol ly boxwood lind offlclatlng Burlal wu in the Otto and Mary Hoffman BCnnett holders ! R1verv1ew Cemetery Mtlltary nte:~ J and Ceorgta Bmg Ru!seil Mr and ~rs Arnold Hayes and Theodorus Coundl, D of A. were 1 ' d I Hpn~ In ct ystal I've left out a good many J ex,o;ons Gene ilnd Walter, and Rnhert 10 Galhpolis Sunday afternMn 1fi \H'rc usefi (111 th<' planu nnd an were eonduct-ed by the P'ecneyDeLi!}' arcompamed Rub€:rt H,•yc.• , attend a mcPtlng of the Dc.puty I .Jrra ngcmt'nl or ~anta In a White Bennett Post No 128 American I pect Nice 1£ you'd drQp me an tdl't~h wJth while rcmdeer and Leg1on and ~glonnair~ were pa11 additional ltst.---please dG 80 AA, as far as Umonlown, P11, Sun Club of DJstTlct 13, D of A I hodod1·ndn•n were on a table N I day, cru·outc to Ius ba11e tn Rhod e Mr and Mrs Dale raulk werl! Ivy, r ed tl'lptrs, vase!l of man- bearers and m charge of thn Oow "I do ~c for any or:e to holler 1 Island a(ter spend~ng tho week weekend guc.<~t& of ht•t mother I f!Jne and l'tHorcd ornament dee- crs, Pallbearer~ were RofiCOf' ldn t rauc my bOy to be a end here Mrs Goldie Hawk ' orated the officers' l~ble. 8 ' Fowl~r. Rodney pownlng, Alfred Pa,nther" or "a Yellow Jacket." Cause-you never knowElberfeld, Dale Allensworth, F.d Mrs Lucy Gregg, daughter, KaRev and Mrs. Edward ParkeJ Twenty four members and one Spencer, John Kauff where and how Dan Cupid'll ren and Mr,; Mane Hauck, ~on, who are staymg at the Bapt t~t guest, Mrs Leverett Roush, res , .!!trike, Jan , VL!itled m Co lumbu s Satu-r paNtonagc arc l!pcndmg a ff'W day s ponded lo :;oil tall, "Suggestions Re!atlVe~ · and fnerul~ f'Nm ou l day at th:eir home In P1ttsbu1 g h {or outdoor Chnsuna~ dc t •ra- of town were Mrs John Chtlll.~. Juat ~eadjng the ll\rec ii~Jd tests M' r 11 Claude Da1'st \'t sttrd rrl taons". A contribution was voted Mr. and Ml's. Roy Nea,e, ¥.cMeof a truly educgt~ A!f§P.Il The-s.e Mn. Delbert Hecker has been JIJ d~ w1th Mr and Mrs l harl.:-~ to lhe Rcri Crolis Chri tmas eben, W Va., Mrs Ralflh 1\o'rlt'haeh are held to be rfi.t r~il tfsta b a 1 w1th flu at her home. scuL" 1\lrs T A Muy and Mrs and son, Akron; Mr and Mrs Brfhsher, ()DO Sydney Hnr~rt Word has Deen rocctved hl're M~Na.met' , MJddlcpo1'1 Dey Hyst!ll were named to send Raymond Bbms and daughter, Wood ()f tbe Brih~h Mm 15 t.ty of lh11t M!liS Swne Taylor, who re Mr~ RuAA Wal!!oo, Mrs .fohn baskets or h UJl and flowers to Covmgton; relatiVes from Pt Plea· Educahon lmned tn her home m Clayton Scott and Mrs John F Bally IH·rr the mcmb1'J'S who 111-r. ill sant (1) Can he entertain 8 nclf Idea? La, after spendwg {!ve months bU111ness VL~Itors 1n Gallipolis to Mt:os Au"U"lo (" nh d (2) C ~-· .. .. .c Cimer rea Mr Childs had Mrvfd for 20 an 1te en t en<~tn another here, has been !II ~ mce her re day the t:hnstmas stot'y and Mllili years a..~ sub-dJvi~ manager Ahl Person? 100 turn M1ss Tay lor sta)'~ w1th rcla A 1 H John 'I' Ballv lrfl lu.s Clara Gurian<\ 1'eJHI an origmal for the Aged In Meigs County and (3) Can he entertain bmtsel!? hvr!s t~l Clayton, RD, 1, ta. morntnl!l lor Lacklanrl A1r Fnrcc garden er~ lclt<!r to Santa Cla;us the followmg Jlltate, dtl'ltrid and s'ound6 Nitnplc, bUt ap.,l:v,. tbem Mr and Mr ~ Robert Itawhng~ Base, Sen Antonio, Tex. artN ll. which brought a longthy applause local co-workers were present (or to yourself unmercilessly espe llis Edgar Allensworth, Mn; R H Raw\lt11ilS were m Atheno Sun- 20 day furlough With hts moth1 r, Self d.:-sJgned cur~~gcs wurn by thl' services. M W. Mcintyre, Col ctally the third one Jn t'his clay the mcmbl.'rs WCI'e Judged by umbus Chic£ of t}le Division Alcl and qge When even the children day to attend the Christmas ('on- Mra Jt~hn F Batly KathrYn Jane and Chnrles 11 111 Mn Rous h and M1ss Vida HUe for the AgPd, J S Snyder, Colum- whme-"But there's nothing to cctl given by the OU Glee Club nahs, clu\dren of 1\fr and ~lls wit~ Mr~ Nmman McCallum re- bus, nssi,c;tanl Cbter-. R It Lewl ~. do" or ''What can w-e do no\\1'' Nancy Rawlmg.s, freshman, at OU, Victor Hannahs are C'OL.fmf'fl to cetvmg Iu·st pnzc and Mrs A V Is a member their home, Second Sl , llhw~ ~ Howell, scconcl Gallipoll,;, Ma1'V V1ncen•, Dl.s•rtct I kfi!ep £orgettmg to mcnUon Mr~ Paul Pea rman and son, Mrs T T Shelton, ro.~" " '"Y 1 :Miss Ethel Gat land conrlurteti 0 Supt, June Wilham!, Ruth M,or· CheJter, were weekcnct guests of l was an overnight guest ol Cht·Jstma.s story qull wLth pnzes r1snn, Ellen Thompson, Clqrcnrc one of the cutest and most ap E. M1ller and Mrs John Arnott and awarded to Mrs o 11 Myers, Cooley, Athens, Harry DubD~. propriate presents I'd seen this Mr and Mrs Franklin f, mthnr Frlday, M1•s Jed Webster, sr _T\1t-s Me M<tll('11a, Mrs Norma Bmgham, fait 'Twas a geh-w-wme too"'•k•"ne and daughter, Columbus, _,; pent Callum and Mi::;s Lucrctta Gen- 'trs ·I' mes Cl 11 t wor th y, Mrs Ros •..., WI·IO 111/111/11 hcuner Tho traveling prt~c clo- ('uc Ji'nwlcr, Jl.fr~ Gerald W1se, cap received by our friend, Paql the Wfekend With her p81'cn t.s, ro.t:r ••·•• tllnlllt PTA TO MEET IITIIIIITir /TIIN/11 highly fiiT#I·IIIITir I /IV<& and Mt s John Hawktn~ Jr and Tht' Silver Run Pan•n t Tea• iwr nated by Mb~ Elste Hart was Mrs Ben Neuttllng, Mrs Norma Smart-and appropriate. Jew II •··• Th 1 k Sh so beeaute-you know what Paul"s attended the Chr1~tmas V('~per award<>d to 1\lrs Phil Williamson c • f'--u omas, • nc arp A-'lsoeiatton Will mer-1 Drr 13 .tt Only $3.00 1 wetll Only $3.50 a week Follow ng an exc hange of gtfl!, nack Pomeroy, turned his hand to besides coun1 SefVICC 7 30 at lhe .school an...... ,..,.._.. Aft•r tm•ll down NwmW M El w tin' people's money? rs • mer Jckham was_ thf" I Major Meek or Company t . , Well, &Jr, he's a rail splitter Now ~n MrJyfmr Pink, S/ratfrml YeTMw. ncc~mpanJ st for group smgml: ofl World War 1, Columlnts was un and of on mean ability, let me f Chrtstmas carols Sh~rwood Green, Sheffield Gr.1y or Whtl!• • · able to attend Ihe services but tell ycu S~e that rat! fence down 10 dl:~er w~scl~~~·('~ b~ h~~; h~~~~:s~ ~~leddthc fam Jly long di.stancr on ,_t the river end of Paul's DI':W ' es, Mrs n~~· Hy,wl! , Mrs Corliss urs _•c.Y_______ ~orne on Mam St? He cul the posts Jaco bs Mrs ("·1rr1 N 'I J hewed the raUa made ft aU by , Miss . • V1dn c yc, "rs Miss h lmReII · N ar_v a nail, jl18t an old 1- Clark, fhle, ... Ade Hosk1n;; Mr~ Heh•n N~asc, fashioned Ab ~ Lincoln fence Mrs 1 homa~ c:~w~:lcm M1~s An rr you ste l'aul out any wint()l' na Vau~han and Mr!'; o H My ~ day now in hu Dan't Boone Cap era Favors we1c Chrutmas fust r"Cmemb~ Lhflt be harked canes lJCd w1th a JOsette o{ baet ~t hii anc~~ that Ptclc them in all white, or In a two-toned flfl'oet _ _ _ ___ t..,; wtth whJte top a.nd cablnnt m your chok"'' of Funeral !lervi«!!S for Mrl. John If aeaaonat Mulfbrd wert hP,ld at the Silver four colon, as you prefer. Thcrr's sur(l to 00 an •• .. •n••• teke th• Run 8apt1at. Church Saturdny ' ' arraugement to please your tastt· in rnlor. Roth LION•s aftornoon with the Re.v. George Oller o£fi.datinJ. BUriaJ wa11 m nf these Laundry Match-Matl"..li RN! styled to the Gravel HUJ Ce.mete:-y ,by the miltch each other and engmeered to worl: nawlings·Coata: Funeral Dlreetorll togetMr to give a new lift to y(lUt washdays. Pnll bearer. were Sherman . 11 nd Kel)d(lll "ShCell'l, Jl'red aml Rerhn Little, Nide Mulford and E\•crett CAldwell. Special mmdc l'lrtls prE>.sented by Mr. apd Mrs 01lcr accompanied by M"r1. I. R Uere'a the Automatic that't like "2 washers tn 1... Neal Girls In charge of the Is Washday a bun· Set the new Eoono-Oial ror tl1e sl:oo of the ln11d, the: flowers w~re ~. Ponn.a J.lowery, ldnd of lahrrc. to be washed WNking hand In lland die oC work and Lmda Clarl~:; MH'Jorie Herman, Juanita Farley alld. {'ego Herwith the Select:..().Dfal, the amount of water us~ and worry? Arc vou tirmann leogtb ol w~ng time lre out"""l''co/ly adjwted. Relatives and friends ~rom oul Sa~ gallona ol hot water. This Aulomatic 1pl111 ed out and does tl of town iD<.:luded Mr. and Mrs pounda mon'.l water out of clotho!!, to cut down on Paul ~ulford, Mr. and , IJf.rs bke r:ecious hours drying time and tlOit. Ev~m rnom, It washes oJo~.bol John C. M1t1fordl Columhust Mr dei.ner than you ever dreamed. See it todAy. and MMI. WIUiarn Mlllford aod out of your week? family , Ath'pnli; aJuf . Ml!&. Oris Rou8h, Jr., •~4. "Mril!- Orls Let our las~ efflcl· .1/ITII·JIATI~ Rou,h. Sr., It~ MorillQOla;. ' Mr and Mr• M. Gfllll!>.." w.: ,.,.. ,-,. lltllfllll l"nt laundry scrvh.c ;.Mrs VII 011 GUARD l 1 CharleJi Bet.un.g, Tuppers Plalns, Chester Coun Mrs Faye Partln State Publicity Contmtttee were D~p. Mar1etta.,. Council ' at 'Weether D"'oted l'o l'lae flee b.ete on Mill .St., wbue Harry Ice Holt G.Ue~ Jlaoy ol',·th• llill Houda.belt was editor teen.es, custom~, ~~ .~P. ill there. .sU'lke a Nd:PM~cord 1ll Many or our sportsmel) and out southern Obio .h~~.r:-f®. 'nte door Ioven; will remember that pialn, severe lire of a hill (I-fill. magaune their stem codes ol ehqilette aad r1ght llvmg are Uuogs to admire. Today'a m01t mtriguma sentence for me: or rourse, u one re~. he "Marrtage Lo; just like tennl.'> and longa to get them out of aucb a akuna. Il lookl s1mple until you barren strJVlDI e-.l,._.eea too. try it " Straw hcks and wood ftiltit-nGt But don't let that deter you ~ 0 good. ;; I • e •v ll,ANCH! M. HA:~u·:: dandy rail feuftt Addendum to daLa on Mr. OliI dl<lo~ really thiok -· bad ver Hartley, previously mention· such umuakles" but )'OU neftr ed m the column. He wa also for can tell many years editor of Ohio f..oD· servataon Maa:uin.e, which 1 used I've Just read for .the ~od or to rea<l wllb. dtl.i&:ht when 1t ,third t1me "The ~durioc HlllJ" cam~ to th~~J.Middleport Review of- by tliaL expert 'OD JttDt.u~. Ju:. .Plags ror tho Uolon Week of president, Rev. L_ A. Bangerter; secretary, Captatn Glenna Rummel ' Rev Howerd R~p.etL Pr•y-er services to le. heJ4 from presiding. treuurd-, , \ • , ' J!li!uarr 2-6 •! thO oFjr,t l'i'ft;tiy. The benediction w11s gtve b)' ~·, ·lJc,.~ Cbu-h "~,ffi..;;~'.:. Ruppclt . _.. . en.... L" ' ..-.r-·-' t~~rt.a.l CINCINN~ Tl, 0 . UP-Produce: 1·l'!"!"'. the ll!.ddl~;. ~llterill EIIK~ Jarae ~ak .tnd 2c low~ Scbeduie for th~ Week of PriJ- ,;,"...v.. MARRIAGI LltE"U Ali.IOCiatiQn met Monday -" 'otning Rtcbard Flowcn, 28~ M1ddlto tabOI'(l'f and :Yvonne Hage, 18 at the First Rev Robert was in and Rev. Fred devotional Mar~et tnnsum~n Reports A large M; browll M; er ~ ervice i1 . ltlo!Wiay, Mr. Gtfi.. mPdium.s 19-.!IJ; brown mix 49-0t, extra large 48-lb; A larC!\ white 48-49, A medium wbh.e f8..4$; A medium white f..U; A med1um Drown 44-415; choeks 2D-31i small 35 36, B large 46·f8; grade C 3638 Chickenfo, frycn about (f1eno s~eady; 3-3\-2 lb 1'7·18; mosUy HI, hUvy wer & lbs (8.20~ bens 5 lb and. under I8.18i bens Jegh.oma 13-15; old roosteri ner Will preach and tbe ch()fr £rOhl the Church 0( Chrtst Wt11 witll Mr Rup~ presdiillli Mr BangertfJT'. sp..>aker, Heatb lhodist chmr and Mr. Styen, sidmg; Wedl!esday. lkrrdcn, speaking, Mt Mori•_ll,~ L1st choir. 'MT. l!angerte:r Thursday, Capt. RQmmel special music tO ~e ter, Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Churcll �, • Tuesday, December 13, 1955 -. .. The Daily Sentinel • The·Daily Sentinel OP 'fill MaiO. I!IAIC!!f Price Spread _. .......un. ToGr.-wEven"Wid~rNext Year """""'I•""thlt........ .... lt.a•u AIIIA \IJ~$ POlJshed IWft"J' JlttmooD P OOl'l ....~ bJ Tbo Ohio Vallo7 Se.OIIael, Iae, It liP llol:b~ 81., l>OO..ro,. 0 . Bualnea alflce PW ~ edltorW offi" ~bono WI. btere4 u teeond claQ II!.P. laC matter at tbe Experts · • T uesd(ly, December 1} •. 1~55 The Doily Sentinel. Pomerov-MI'adleoort. Ohio ~- The Dolly SerrtiMI, Pomeruy.MiddiiDOit, Ohio poll omc.... .... Plloae 807t .I'Qmeroy Society F.~:d:::llo::r:;;-;;:.Ph:::o:::n:::,o,:8:,:24:.l4:_ _......_ _ _ __ l!le1111or S. Scb8at, Middleport SocleiJ Editor . .!,ucl!le Boarbo Haw~ Ina. liRE? Rock Springs Grange Members Bring Yule Party To'Be Toys And Gilts For Needy To Meeting Sponsored By Ohio Gitta for patienl.l at tbe Athens Janet and two reaOing,s State Hospital and toys fer ne:My "Sally's Shining Star'', Mrs. Helen Valley flectric children or Melp County were Radford and "Jutt Before Christ.. It t.\tlve. 8ottina1U-Klm~. Inc.,· W brouJht by the members JJ~~ Springs . .. ·' ·"'".· .. .. . wben Grange met Thurs- day evenlnJ. . i. Qill, . Tbe hall 'NU decorated with and bltte1"8'Weet and a -lighted ChriStmas tree for the me·etblt w.hlcb was presid~d over ·by Homer Rice, worthy master. A Chrlstnuu pi'oiJ'Rm wa.s presented by the lecturer, Mrs. Amos LMnard and Included a:roup sing· ing of the cal'Ol, "011 Come AU Ye Faithful" followed by the stale muters Cl\ristma• message of "Peace on Earth" by Mrs. Leonard AD article "Cbrislmas Safety" wu read by Mrs. Scott Folmer; a reading "My Chrlstma., Stacking" by Mary McAtee; a reading by . gre~~mery ~ The mas", !olrs. Mae Gruelel'. carol "Joy to the World" by tbe Grange choir preceded a tAbleau by Clara Humphrey and Mrs. Leonard, after which a box ,gueaslng contest was held with Mr. Weatherby, tbe winner. At tbe close of the meetina: r.efre~hment.a in keeping witb tbe Cbristm.u sesson were served by Mr. and Mrs. KeDMth Grover, Phillip RadfDl'd, Shirley GauJ and Mr. and Mn. Richard, Davis. WIDN!SDAY 7:110. Tpdaj' C:llf\ not ~· p~:i~~~~v!:r.~ l!!va,Jldate<l a a:ip Coffee 'rime JQ:OO J)ii!J ·non>i !>cbool •utl\p)'ir.Lng pointed out tp)l'JI order. . . . .. ' . • ICC IN TilE %VEW--Tbf, Ini..r.~~. t;ore:merce ·eommlsa:lon Ia, OJI.' of tho•e rovernmenJ a~ft.nolea that f!)e" ~ong lof yea,.ra: without ma~­ lng hto,adlln~. ReqerltJr. however, the •cc W&8 very much ln the newe wtth the reala'Qatlon ol Jta olfhalrman, Hurh w. qross, ~d with ita decision banning Hgregatlors In lnteratat~ and ~ua travel. The ICC Is in tor 110me continued lntereJ 111nctt there are now two c:omml.ulon vaco.ncle~ which P~ldent Elaenhower Is expected to flU ahortly. Hit choice wlll be watched by both pat1.Jes. Democrats will Jook c\Qtely tor any apnolntment they consider lndJcates a blu toward the r,Uroadl, bn.set or truckline• which tho ICC ll charged with tll!lfU• Iatini. For Mr. JCie,nhower, 611lng the job, wUI be a tlcklltih altuatlon. At 1ea~t one of hla appolntue muat be n Democrat •Jnce the ICC 11, by law, a blpartlaan ag~mcy. He Muld pick lwo Democrat. becau110 there now are only four of !fern O.!"• the commlseion and &IX of Ita 11 ruem• ber8-·but no more- may be from the 1111.me poiJUcal party. Repatblk8,J1&. Qf course, are going to plump for one ot ~elr rnem· ber•. In other words. almost anything the Pn~stdtnt doe• hi bo':'ftd to come In tor t10me doee political ~~erutlny-and hit tht" headline~. 'ttl e • • • .' 10:~ S&Jttb foc Beauty II: Hdll\e · 1"e~a1, ~ top-ranking member of the House . which Initiated the military ood~ In 1950, · thi men had been dllbofloral;l~ ~lacll"''~d ~t WU· Kilday remarked, ''That wu a mh•tak~. ~t they had not heen cU.ethe;r \\"OUid 1t11l be In the Army 11t11d thU.I IUbject to COUrt• nw1.111.1 p~y,dinp, Now It It dP\Ibttul 'hat Collil:* c:11n do an)'· ttl!~· lj,MCept niake 8Uf~. lt <foean'' fl~p~ JA:ajl)." ~hat(td, ,.,&/Mu P'l'"- Tho ..llowl... , .... . ~tch ••atJ•h•• why tht ~ ..:lets, how ll'tlt It 1-. an&t whr lt'l likely to .,.. .......,....... - --·- D1.1e to the hOliday se1soa t.be next meeting will be held on Thursday evening, Dec. 29.- The quarterly blrthdaya will be observ. ed with a pottuek aupper. I t.;l· <•; . ..,. Ni. ; ~:~ RUARK REPOI,lTS 1:;10 2:00 2:3q 2:411 'ott . On TO\IQb ~Q. Towns Arou.nd: t~ T"'oessee ErDle Show ~~o!b<r Yo"' N.ut ~ __ -- olli:ld J an· Carr . p resept B.q 8:00 8:00 :Oil 0 10:00 . Sil4i~ . c.Mera Goes tJ School ~li!lr.. ,: . . U:3jj" StrUi.e .1.{' , !='i ' . Jndtnlry on P.trade Model'tl Romance& ~100 'lo[olljl~. 1;P~ p.it~; ll:lt~. Ll(e 11:00 11·19. 6:00 6:3{) S~rts I;Y~ ,. •••:..,•••aroo ' ~. -~ ' ~ Gan:f 12:00 Valiant~ 1Z:l5 Love of i2:4 i: 1: Pinky Lee iJo'!'!J' ... uoo'!U •Flatt & Scrugg• M~~ s,tJqw Ci" to:sB 12:3 4;1J. Flrst,_t.ov• 4.:30 Old -.n mer Sip On 2: 2:3 , J.! .· t= Wlfla.J€•A '""'~""" llotlo't ~~P'1: · Welcome 'fiavt1 en · .•·,oo "' . ~r••·~, lll•us• "' "' "'~ !!. - 3:30 BQb Cr&.by "Show Paul & >k ·'l'ta,C' · I00,000 Shares i!<wl ~:&G oq Yoor '\~upt . a:oq Ge~e Aum,ll9y Rlljler& a:,~ SpoillP,f ·~~ji'f~ ' :. ; 6:8.~ \VoalKeypa~ 7·.15 D"'·l. Eilwards, New1 • OOP VM. tJ NIONtt-Reeen~ Republican attacks on labor union.• hav6ft't the unanlmoua ln1eklng or the GOP. In tact. whether or not he I'Wl8 again 1n 19~~. 5'relltdent Eisenhower 111 likely to. repudiU. .-oro• of the more violent accueaUona made by rnemben ot hie party , agal.n4t the unlont, ' T);le moat pr~mlnent ot thee chargea h&v• been made by leo,at.e ooP J,..eader William F. knowlan~ of Ca.lirornta e.nd Sen&tor, Barry Coldwater of Arlzon•. : A uP·otr ol the apltt that this provoked within the OOP cam• troro '. (Jov. Theodore McKeldln of Maryland, a JUpubltean. Htr lm~ately! apoke out a.galn•t the 'Knowland·Ooldwater ltatementt-wlth tomo lnttr!!!_!p._IJ political ramlftcationt.._ _-:-__ 8 30 1• of G • • •--t : 1/..ve.ii. Steel. o. .. ....... CeqlH~v 10:00 Hb"' · '• p:tlil. 'UII-IP·Ill• lfin~le NeJ!'• ll:Qa Lat~. SliOw . t:w. x'W•~m~ • otu• 7:1W Joila' !JIUT ' · 1:':·. ~' . ~!~:~~~~~~;:'' Do)\on th• Road City Deteotlv,o . · ., · ··• mtM~ &...a.... 7:3q 'l'he Bango llj_4or vdo'!!lilti:O! 1foa0o• 8:~ ~.thur: G9Ctfr:" If "". ll:ll) S •rt~ "· 1 U:Q:II TbJj ¥JIU'li101t'• ~M ·.. 7:00 Pat)i .Pii,!!~ ·I• U!d 3 Lfves · ll:)J ~ol)o~ Tlt~t M•a 1_1_._:48. "'~ f('. ' . 1 '' s•.·.•.' Bi:iey Ben- :: was nnmed Cub Master and Paul Case! will be his a.qistant.· Cub Scout committee ~embert .8~~ ~il.torf l{ood. ch~r1Jl4ll, Dr: 'WeaVer, lflrley Swi.shel-, Jamy Par.sons and Owen Bratton. T)le next meeUng will be on Tuesday, Dec. 20, at the Baptist Church social rooms when the or· aaniuti"on of the Pack and the eJectiDn of Den ll-otlters will .be h81d. Tbe meeting clmed with a prayer by ,M.t. Hoyt. Family Reunion . 'Attended By Mr And Mrs. Vroman Ohio, BEDJ'OIID ' , ........ .. . .10 ... .80 .20 .ao .to 1&, . ~-!0 .116 .10 .20 .ao .ao CHE!FrlOR ........... .. Eottorn Local s. D. aalhlbuli' Local s . D. OOLUMB1A ..... . ~IIBANON ............ .. F.'•iml.J~S.. D. D ... 6ou~ern ~~~rn ~i ··.·o:· :: OLIVIC .• ....,_._.. - .. .. . .. • .. ...,_ l..oc111 S. 0 ORANGE ..... .... .. · .. v.~ ,d F "'"';t''"'" Lotti\ S- D R.t.n:"'LAND . . . , , ...•.. .lb .l<l .10 .Ill ..-.w.....•"i l.lot'fl ~ - .Q. ,, •,. .., uo .10 Ull "·~.ao ••• - ~c lD u~ ••• .110 "Rnt\nnd VI~ ..... :. .IJI) .10 , -ltL Nrcilhem Looar s. !1). • • SAf.liJV ... ... .... .. Wf'!lt.Pm Locnl B. D. .!0 ..... .110 . ~.ISCI .110 .1!0 ... ' ..Ill' lOG 1,Qf\ • 1;11!;1 1.01 1.o0 ~ .00 1 00' 1.110 l,l,lt !,~ 10 ··~ •,oa wt 19,1!11 .80 uo ,, l,~ 10.00- .80 8.!') -~ .80 ::1.80 -~ .... BAKER FURNITURE FOB Jji,OG t,oa ... $29.9'. .00 .. . - ' - !t:'J • ss.,...,. for tho ·automotive lndaotr,.. This Issue ot 100,000 llluno ot !!wan commoa otocl< otrm Ohio laveoton m - · tunlty te llhare Ia tho l'rowth ot lhll rapldlr r;ro..U.., Iader in 118 fteld aM In 118 Piuftta. SALES: Swan'• ..,t '"""'have QUadrupled In Jaot the POlliO,......._;..,. are npected \0 now aiiU more as tho <OIDPIIDT booots Ita pJodadivo ...,.acy. In the . 1955 fia<al nar. aaiden hooe .........,led fvr 42% ot oaltll; aa'-otlvo llltd other mechanical hooe 37%; molded tlreo, plaotle wheels llltd other pJodaeta 21%. Tho flrll ·two operatio,. are earrledoa al thellaeyrao plaall, tht 'lut altho ea..,. plant. Swaa )IJodutls are distributed dlndl)' to lnduotry or, I..._. - · 400 Jobbera, to 34,000 ~ slfno Ia every alate In the aatlon. · · ... -·I . . • ' ~., ' I ·~ ' ' • .. ,__ * PROPIITY: SWIUIIIOW .... 458,000 11111111'0 foot of ftoor opote,1,ith 17.800 lqiiiU'e foot. warehOUBe oddltlo11 DDder ..,.,.lnlctloa. A pro~ f1.3 , mllliaa rubber plaDt lo expected to be built and In o.,.,.tlon wiWn the aut ,...,., This pliat lo ~ to llep up Swan•,; rubber hooe t>ftlduetlve eapodl)' 25%. - . · This halldiJti Prosrall!.hu IDenued the volae of Swan's plojlt uti oquipmeat mon tlwi 7\itl.meoln thelaat 11 ~nim$437,118 . to ·$3~U8. ~lite 1955 n-1 year .akille, Swan's Hpll,llliOn IIP'I'i"ing totaled f850,271.....U of wWdo wu fiaa,...., Otll of n!tailted. e811linp. ·. . · . . . . . · A PRlC«/ PRC)DUCTS: rn addition to tho 174 I)'JIM or rubber llltd Plllol!.e"- whkh......,. tho ' regfjjtuld.Swan l.,mbol, the ·~,..,. itloo mo)(eo . . .... for l>fiftte·tiruol In the 1955 ~,rear, Swail awl.o U.Oott liillio of,h- eliourh to:eiiilo thf~ i !S tim" ... a 2!1% inr~ over the W.mllilye8i:'s prlidiJetiOa. ·s..aa liilPilfi '40"/.i of tile hoater hooe. aoed by thnatOmotlvelndUstry, 1.1 well a. mudl at~..._ .... for -or brakes, -or. steering aod wlnclshleld '1\'ipen. Amoq Its <ilolomeia an Geaenl Moton Corp~ Ford Motor CO. Chryolor Corp., Stadebaker·Padlanl ·a od Allteritu Jhliln. At the C...,. plant•Swa• makes molded, oemi·PMamatie tins, tire-DIODDied PllaUc wheelo ud baodJe. bar I'J'ipo. • ' SWAN'S EARNQIGS 101711 Iii&" 194~ Woodj:erd, Mrs. Ch,arles Burdette MrB. ,Ralpt\ Radcliffe, Mn, E. R. Tom.pkina aod. Millii · Nellle Zerkle Invited tbe memb;era 4nd guests to tile refr~~t;!nt ta.b le· _ where party ean4Wichel, Cbrlstmaa cookiee and coffee were served. An arrang~n;nent of holly, ever· ereens, Ohrls\mas · ornaments and red candles wu ua8d for · the t.ble 1950 1951 1952 A LOT Low•R THkN . vqu ' ~HINKI 1.111 ... :ti& 1:1. t fJ .BAKEl .. - , , 1.91 1.00 t.u 1.59 773,31l 910.000 1954 1955 .., 1.7a 1,685,0110 195~ -) . Ll7 . Ll7 855,000 1.19 1.80 . (a) 'l'llla Mxn.at 1\Joel aot tacl..re the teUGI ..._ pr 1! ..... W.W .tfered. Substantial powth of the Com(IIUIY'a oales aod Plllfllll an ...._In the """" ..,.. mary. Net sali!a for flseal1955 ....., more I baa roar IQbee u...i iilr 1!146. Opefttions of the ComP81tT aad Its pred-r bave beea Plllfltallle· eadt JE 8lnce 19Z9. Dividendo . ••ve beea paid each·year 8lnce 1986. · · 1,2(0,000 AUI'. 1,195! to ' Oet. 30, 1954 ,, - N ... . Aq.t,l955 to o.t. 22, 1955 f3,:l?S,557 f 498,195 ' 251.581 I ~e• llaiiOd on ...udlled flgane, u allove, nel MIS for Ute three ended Oetober 22. 1955, wore IIJIII~te!T 41% In DeeM of 1101 oaltll for llle period ended . October 30,1954. For llle oamo periods, net Income lifter tueo~...,...._tel778%. .u Us For also read a letter from Mra. H. A. Rothrock thallk:tng ·the W.S.O.S. for the gift they •ent her last nionth as a ~t of their v.ance atld reeopition of Pre!!!ld.btl~ ; .. . :- . JIIrj, ,; . OF New Purnitufl ' ~.707 &88,000 7a'J,281 C10,000 468;881 1947 1948 \ R~MS -..,.,. ....... ........ -;o:.o- r ... - . . : ·-u.. _,.._We MANAGEMENT: M. G•.N-Iaiun has ooned ~ . . . . . .. ~ 1t3l'.· IID!toon w. Miller, vlee pi'OIIdeat 11114 !'!!* manqer, has bel!ll Willi the _...., . . . 19f0. F. C. Ward, vlee preeideat l!1d ttouaror, joined the eomJIUT Ia UCO. lhrllort A. Loewy"see· retary, joined tho eomiiUT In 1939. Tho Boord of Dlre<ton -.1. .., llle above oft:I<OJB and J080ph [.. Hal~ wllo Ia 1opJ eGIUliiOI aod a~ ia U..llarion, 0~ law firm of StRut.. Halbentebi & ·Mllehell. .. . . ·~. PRIC,:. $18.25 PER SHAll (llaiiOII ' -~~~ · r ·r·· i~ ' .. ' ·' ::i . •. "'fi. . ' . We ofttl', J"'bOur wrecker. Ul'VIce; PromPI brlaglag bl your \ . en tho pNt!UJd Z7!r- qurterl,y dlfldontl rat.,~ P!l4 Will N .U,11t17 lhaa 6"/.. ) - l •I s...,., 17f IJfuS •I ,.,4,.,.,, .., - . . ,.,.. ·Swan Rabbor CompiaTI IYOWI!l has eanled It te lop pooltloa In Ole world ln. ~raetare or (1) .Obor......., hooo (2) plutic prdea hooo (3) mechoaical hooo I;' ;. ./ l ,lll ....~· DU(IU1 sb""'' •..Jl ,_(IU 'Force for Good' uo ··~ :I The cost ~~:~~j~1~~~~~C~Iul~b Itothe that church contributiOns on Dec.be24brOught or given to a mamber of the MYF. She ~. '(Bucyrus, Ohio) c.... Mlu Louks' lllal'ria"ge to Mr~ ' Robert Taylor, who Is serving with the U. S. Air Force, will be an event of Decemlx:r 2::1, 19M at the Syracuse Asbury MethoMr. and Mra. Frank Vroman dist Church with Rev. Roben ' &ttP.nded a family reunion at the Linter reading the VOW$. Lake White Country ~ay when flft,y·alx the family enjoyed a BIRTH ANNOUNCID oring Mr. and Mrs. Paul Street Commis.!'loMr and Mr!~ Jr., and daughters, Lynn Ray Frazier axe anru:unclnl the .Beverly, who are .moVing from birth of a nine pound son, RaiKly Waverly to Wilmington ln th~ Joe. at their home D~c. 10. They near future. have Uu·-ee oldel' sons . and two Mrs. Paul Cooper, Sr., wa8 daughters. Mrs. Goldie J~well, hoetess for 'be party and it was Harrisonville, i.s the ,grandmother tile first time Jn twenty·two years o! the baby. that the Coopt;~r family had a reunion. wlll Themeet at tie home with Mrs. Eleanor U hostess. SWAN RUBBER COMPANY O~M/ The WSCS mel at Heath dist Church Monday with Mrs. Emcraon · Jones, dent, in charge of the ·T he group voted to 11end a mas sift to Mi58 Lois Ce~il IUSY liES TO MElT cards ' to Mrs. 0. P. ;i{Iclil The Busy Bee Clasa will Mrs. Robert Hurley, who are at the Flnt BapUai Church Mrs. Nan Moore, councillor a tile Senior Methodllt Youth FeJ. Thuraday evening af 8:3(1 lor poUuck supper and their Christ· low1hip, CXPillined that the · MYF mas party. would have charge of the Christmas baskets prepared by Heatb CLUI TO MilT Church each year · and 11ked ..' ~LD~CTS AND 0cm.ROBATION8 Common Stock WASHINGTON uP-Tile fa.rm· er get. conatderabiJ Jeq than balf of every dollar the hoUteWtle spends on food. AnjJ tiP.:' "prj.~ •pread" Is expeined to iNw n'tn wider. poJis. , De~pit~ bumper crops The giftl wlU be distributed er prieu to farmers, tbe at the anbual party to be given lure at the Gallipol\.1!1 ., 'l'heater wttb the date to be announced later. Those at the dinner aqd hl charge of the a:ifta .were Mr. and wh.-1 . Prices Mrs. C. J- DaviJ, Point Pleaaant; proportionately to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. :Wise, Jr., fiU'IP pricea. 1 Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The aiUiwer is Fenderboach, Mr. and Mn. Jam- proeessina: ebarces; and labor. traDJportation, es Herrold, Gallipolis; Mr. Mn. .Alva Grover, Chesbln. wb-aleaalina:, retailing, fi ~ms maldng and products-in sh9ft, connected with , foo~ .1 .hand!~. The co.t of th*"'ervieet liifW creased steadiJ:y' in reeen.t · YeaJB and the .outlook for next year ·u • "further · ma, Mrs. Emerson Jones Preside At GQthering Of Heath Methodist Church WSCS Group RATES OF TAXATlOH IY GAYI.OitD "· GODWIN J UnltM PNN ltaff c~ M.r. 11nd Mr~... RaY 'Y~eard sumer's -·~·;~;;_.:·--;.;·~ entert.ained with a family dinner eot1UI!•)!d Sunday evening at their home, Jng bill . ~8 bUllon do:1;:~~~~.~~ The table was decor111ted wltb , a center piece conaiatlng of an 1 Lineolr,t Helghts, honorlna: thetr cent of the_ umbrella with a noral design in son. J1mmy, on hie eleventh housewives will spend al!l'oss !t. Standing in front of the cen- b~day. A blrtllday ca~e iced ~n grocery counter for farm P""luc. ter pieee was a miniature bride wh1te and decorated w1th p,u rp e ed good.li. Forty cents .of ·doll. All of tbe many gift! were footbaUa was served with the dollar goes to the farm-er. The Department of Agricu:lture placed around the floral design dinner· on the table. Gue1 t.s were ltr. and Mrs. John computes the farnu!!r's lhar& ud the marketing bill through use _,f Games were played and prlzes Hamiltcm and d&JWbter, Judy, a "typical market basket" ·· lpr were won by Mn. Clark lble, Mr. and Mrs. Johii Parry and av-erage wage earners or clerical Mrs. workers in an Urban eommunity _ Mrs. Dale Hill, and Mr1. Robert son, Curtis and Mr. and Louks. The door prhe was won Robert Parry, all of Logan. The basket contaius all farm proby Mrs. Robert Louks. 'l'he honored guest received a duced foods. Fish are exclud:~ number uf nice gifts. In the latest repoJ;'l-July..SCpteft'l: Those attending were Mrs. fto. her-all itellU,.Qf the. qa.arl:et.,bl&. bert Louks, Mn. Wadfl Louks, ket cost at retail $983.35. dt thlt Mrs. trances R.()berll!l, Mrs. John tbe fanner's ebare was $393.26 r lhle, Mrs. Clark lble, Mrs. Dolly j 40 per cent. The 60 per cent mar Wolle, Mrs. Dale Hill, Mrs. Dallas keting bUI waa $ti90.10. Hill, Miss Mary Jane Eicttinger, The farmer does not get the Miss Don"na· Parfitf"," 'ltf~s· ''~·~Jer. samt.l!J)Itri· creni of return r.n ·' ar W1pt(ltv~ : ~ Jane Louks, itemt1: For ualbple, s pound ldaf Mjss PhjtHf t. JMi, Miss Valerie . - -·-Jo GHmore, Mrs. John Gilmore, Mila Jane GHmoi-e and the honored guesl Tliose sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Delores Kitchen, Mrs. Fred Crow, Mi.ss Mary Tere&a ~eier, Miss ~_Jil•dey L. Smith, Mrs. Paul WHAT KerM and Mrs. Charles · nile. After the gifts were operied re· freshment.s were· served by t~ , hostesses. their borne in Syracuse, with a bridal ahower. 1 ~4~ ~"'ftlCa_§.,~pnu ·· ~ii. s.J'reCslJilia · • ~··-~£1'~!l::~~- 'T "t:f · · "':00 Th., Brighter Dav, ~~;~;el:lon Th!•tr_e · 8:00 An11l~ ;~ei. a:•o "' F! . B;l~ ·1, n~ . · · 6:40 8pOFLI .t . ~ Ro.bert Q. I.ewls Housep~ty 3:00 Tho Bj( I'AJ'Pif 6:40 NeWs' Pidure Milton Hood, chairman or the Cub Scout project, introduced Mr. Leach wbo explained the purpose and fundamentals of Cub Sc!outJag, He ahowed a fJim t-o emphasize bl.s pointS and stre&s-ed the fact that any boy in the community could join the Cub Scouts if he was in the age group. .· , .·i>U._,•.&f>A"( S~reb, f\tl'. Ol!I9~0W The ~)il4i~l. IJ.,f>t A Cub Scout Paek waa organiz. ed in Middleport Monday evening when NeiBon Leach, Field Direc-tor, GaiUp~, met with sixty parents aod boys at the Middleport First Baptist Churtb. Sponsors of the Pack wiU be the Golden Rule Class of the Baptist Church and ·t he· meeting opened with a prayer by Rev. C. E. Hoyt. Ill!,,. Tb< •IJ.wiol •f lbh -~~ u Ulll/nol _, um Mtil •• -..1• H11 w 6... fk1t miJnJ, of 11H SW• D/ ON wH will IIIIHtviH IM wilb • li1t~~ U r4uJ• lo NHnUittiiJ oJ OJM. ,..ac.. .,.. ....... Ctlrtatmaa gilta for the child· ren of the Obio Valley Electric Corporation employees were wrapped Friday eveninr at the plant after a six o'eloek dinner at the Lafayette Hotel in GalU- Cub Scout Pack Bride Elect Honored Family Dinner Held Organized In At Bridal Shower At Woodgeard John Gilmore and Misli Middleport, Mon. JaneMrs.Gilmore honored Mist Carol Home Sun. Evenmg Louks Friday, December 9th. at Paul b....... ''""' =a Most (1{ lbe rna.rbtiq cOitl 1'111 r-Mdy Pl'tPired or Pl'dl fixed. They do not nuetu.te like td fOtt the tabl .. IDd tb A lJQUDd of t.boic:e JnM bt!cC tbe pricu received by farmera . ioJ CO!It Ia. thae la of CIINI'ft . . . . portloootoiY blfher, Humpllr~y Natlon•l at\1'ertli!D.J repretmr R~p. TNt 11uatlon, In m.ny tUHw· .... ft'!_M. ,..,..,. . . . . . ., , . . pua....... -..,... hfUeewfvet •n4 othtrt eNut tfM .,.......,_ Pomeroy. Ohio. anned of brtld I.a. t1a1 awbt bllbt rtla!ls at,. 17:7 etat.. Tbe bHad ,COD· o .~n. PQUadl o1 wheat wortb I.Wtor'1 Note: "" ....... f•llttn ..... ,...rnrMnt te t.td..- .,.,.,lfMY Ktton to .... , lthe ··~ ....,. . ,._ ..I l............ ... ~. Una 2.1 tellll, ot ... per retalllnr at fiT t eeatt repro~tata eent of U.. ot lllo loaf. Tbe 2 16 PQUDd..l CJf cbolet lf.l4e Jteerf>ill.-..w- Ill .... oa.th•boof. The mart.elbq; dwle taM laeldda mJIUat Ott Whtat on the pov_gd o! beet il !e..S .cata, 1... llopr, - · ...... blare- leiYin! tl!! !a.~!!" *0.9- e=.~ or l!:~ &::'.- iiii1 Zia&lq jt iattG brt!ld- 61 per eent. eoa.vellieae• lt lU Utili. ' ' . . ... ' - • • cticuW 011 . . . . - .· ~~ •uac·uLAR : -N.~:~. . .1 olalled or • II, OIJ~ I 1m a rooldoot of OIJio. Ploaao MOd • ctrc:.lar wi!h detella of lw4!l ....... Compo"!"• lw a o l - - wreeked oar whenever lrouble olrlkel, ..... "" 1.111 II H. Hlih St. ,...... ........................................... . ' �" The Dt!lily Sel'ltin~l. Pomerov-f,;4iddleport1 Qh'io . AT THAT BY JOliN ~II,FIN Un' tH p,.:Y ,...,... Wrh'r Wake Fl'Ost tool 4" 82-110 Atlanl)c coasl Confefeoe,· PrJlt frOm Vir'!ala; ~· di>lll!'oil!Wuaa SliiJ h>wa , BieT•n tltltlfayol'lt'e ~nd 70-84. Boston -.cOn.,·e nJ~ped ranked lourLii\ '"""" ~II !be •!· j\hnde loli .IOI!I. ""~; ~· tlon's tebis, W~pt 1!t48tiJ.rtl from p t eed' Mill ·Y. 96 •tl)e unbeaten rpnb tP.&iY' u the ":·• ~!~ Fl . · ta:ry, · re~ult of the ~ Dill'tllt Upaet r-: ,...,,..,, ~(ed Lo-yola La., 0111' ro 114 A C/tJ.A!t f;MOKER'S ·PI¥ ,dtt~'..il. u vm~"P'I '· · .· ~~~~ ...-.c..- ·~i:N l ~~;' r-.. ,..t IIY OSCAR PUI..Y Unle.d p,... lp.trts wr·ttr NEW YORK . UP--C{)ath John H. lit-it!,; Q~hQmJl A.: " M: PRES$ ·But B<lolloo COl. 711 Rbodo Wand 72 9t.'JQ11eph'a ..Pl,-98 P~~it' Ml~. 53 Junlala ·118 i.oe~n 'icbra 50 !outh 1'all Cheshlr~jye.&~5--6~ ha4~ Seorln,C by quarteff;: bttt_,r thaD ' The game Willi played betGre The man known as "Mr. "Basket- haa reiM!hed ·31 and llaa l-ost his · the Wahama stud-tnt body. Such ~l" before he &tl:l~pad . down . "edse". through a Yl!llr's macttvtty. an afternoon cootett is wual~ .~or to laM aeaRolf ~~~~ been talll:held once ~ season at Wa~' a , ~~~ M._, Get Hurt orde.r to giVe students •• QApor• r •aJvtnao• It anot~er -·. .. T "l'd hate to see him try Jt,·• th t 1 ctlon 1 . eral mana&er o( th~ La,kers he .Kun4lt 1 ,. 1 ~,' "becaUil.l I'd bote · to . tum_ty to see e eam n ~ · "41 twin reaaona: Poor trtaroM on 'b.lm tit burt.'' The Falcons were pa~ed ID t~l:![r ~ court and at t~e gate.. victory on Mondat by ~lg Joe !But the out.R:i)okon Kundla ftell It's pos1ih\e thal he mlght t-oo, Ford, who tallied .28 points to lead U.,t .even ln one snaoh .the swift· eithel' phyatle~lly or In hLa repuh· tit scores 'Bah Waugh of Cbeshire mPYlnr pro game .hu pa&Hd Yl· tloll. BIC!'ause lt Is abiolutely took seco~d honors with 19 polntil k4n by, I(IlP.Ing the llfldes Whic)l l»asket· whlle Jimmy Rou~b or Wlihama ball-and basketball players- had. 18 and W&lt Taylor o,f Cht· •· 1n lh e 1a:h• f ew Year~·. af1 1r£! ~114 17. .,I OOuht if he's serious. any- b av• ma~ ....... Kundla insl!!Je4. "Ot ·CDLIIIU ln Cheshire, the Falcon& fated ht -ha! thought a~ut It, llut his When Mlkan broke intp tl"le pro the tlllle.~t team that they have eQmeback would be strictlr for t'hc glme juat eight years ~iO he 'WJS met this •easetn.. The Cheshif'e cate. U he Is reallY tnte!ltstet!, ·'tl£! referred to liB •·excessively tall." lelm "'llilced a quintet on tbe At 6 r4 et, . JO lnetu~a. f.eorgt! Is no " Wor' out with u• Sure :tid .:1 "' · • rv ... · flOOT that avl!raged wen over six been con.ducthur clinics fnltlfet But t~dar 1hat approqch~ feet. "ttuldlu."' lise In th~ UJhtnlnx last f ""la In fairly "o-' ,.,., "" •· ua ' 1 ... · pro ~;ketban circuit. Chll!hire jpmp~~ to a lead of lllrbt e~ help I.MI In -8J)Oft. 1:J-10 at the end of the. first q-u •r. Game Ovlckon•d r ter · but soon lo~t it In the second "Ht slmDI)' hat RORe b!l.ck .op 1 d fat," Kundta added, ''oi maylte . quarter liS tbe ·Fa eons rpove ' 4 V1J ~tet~dily ahead to lead 32.25 .at ean say tb0' 11me baa 'fO~ , the half, I~ ' ' '· ! . . Jlfl.• ~...... $.~~~f."'' . 1 ·!Jf'' 8 ,,., (ollte$l nil~~~ DW . . fik* Pltl.l ·$200.- IN CAlli •I.HJt·lp~ZI ,'THIRD PiiZI . · ··Top '". '· .75 $50 ... ht! 'Prlae · $2J Flftlil PrW , ·~~~~ T,_ P,t... ef ., !,..h w~U h ~niM CIIOOSI 11 WI~W" PIOM -~J:!!! ~~Yf.... r,_ ' - ........ ... , ·• ·"" · ~)-...- • 't.DIC. •·ew_... ..._, b' Jl. IAH.I . ...... ,.,. . Robin Freernu. State's B ksT0 89.-69 .. ' ~me w· Ov erOkla. ' he,btd batl knHI. the pro ''"'d too !!'It::~~~. fnwu or the ~treatcst proone b•mkctbalf hlato-. . " · ·• t~ Lakers to six pro IIW4!11 ySarA, he't"OnC~d I . PfllntJ t)!~lh ·t~ . one·&~uoll mal'\r: of the hhrh •nr- ~.~~~'~f,, '~~? . ,.,. ' . · · ...~ · . Ill ·~ · COLUMBUS, 0. . lJP-RQblp Freeman was the hotte~t man in basketball Monday nlght, scoring 40 pqtati10 -14Kid Ohio fit!lte tp an nay win, 89-81, over Oldaboma, and top IU ln~IVldtilll ecor-lng "e f• for4 in tilt evening's major sanfea t e 16- se-eFretm:J paced the B:;:key£!s to ~~~~~i~'~:~m~~·~E.I irrlo the their thl irln In four atU. The I " Jn the wd.lnQD't dlvisiff:n Dolor~ 12·game tota.l . of 2,3d. Doris Por· ter of L65 Aniel~o~ mOved into se . cond with 2,~t4 pinS. Marse S1r:~«m. lpdia~apolls, turned i~ MOni14Y's ltome~~s bi~h I -·• ,;;;;;;;;;;;iiiJiiiiiijjjijiiiij;jjjj :•· • Wroblewski :b~d 'flr11vt plat:e· with a ! King, Cleveland, ~.887; Joe BGI.elr:~ Cl.!!veland, 3,643; Tim Moran. Cap. ton, 3.640; Mara:e .MerriCk, ColUlD~ bus, ~.280 an~ Dqlly Migac, Cleveland. 2,~4!1. 1, w J E • . <!oj ' .\ I I I \ u· .. I• "Y~UR SUNRISE ''· TQ ·. '. ''\ ·' " , · .New .1/lealih . Mea's Jewelry Set by Swllllk .. · lbal. show~ lhouRblfulnel'! and ~nd yOu' il cltoooe lh~ ltaljan . by.famed Pil>neer. G:enuine Hoi'. froili Italy, expei1Jv. ~Win~! set by craftsmen. ~V boxed 990 .tb~l '·e~p~ns~v• loolt:." pris,~ ~u~h, for '!J!C.h · ·and '!K~.J. tta:~ il!i · Freeman, with IPI •~n.:e of ....,1,:311 ~lnta 101111 fll'lt threo Store Wide Clearance Kla irt ... · ' G. 0.-SC:HMO.LL . - · FUltNlTUI!.I!;HARDlf~:£ .1: APPLIANCES · M:Jdi!iepprt, Oll,io 1847 ROGERS BROS. NEW HOlliE SET Good news for the hostess .. your sliver need not be a "sometime.. purchase! Now, . . ..1of less than $30 .. this practical service for ;m.o mediate use and enjoyment Fg~r ~cb-Teaspoons, Place t'orks, Place Knives. Salad Forks and Service,Spooo in Flair, the new balance.d place seWn.Jl ~&go in America's Fin· est S!lverplate. T>telii,w,pi..., '""I ••1 OO!.UOS $29.95. _, 22 18 q.tt 63 1"1' TP 3-4 19 2·3 8 St. ' . . \ ,,'' ,:,, . ' ,,• ,, .I ' •. ~ l ., ; ~ . ." ' . ., ' 0o..o0 upset v,Jc·•ory . .' .J.ft Pa0}0 ROSI•JD ;., I. H. SANBORN JEWELRY 99 th - -- --'--.:. "~"'illliOI'ed II *!ld ra rQ 1 ibllll 1a • · '•'-hi'•, l~f"'· ·qlp oW> . Of ' ~bOJq.. . • R,\DIO . dock r'!Jfio 11'' th~ ~pe,;.perlornifng Z~n­ ltb radio tliat makes the )\lg <11lferen¢e. flome !ll atrd see·w)ty...e sat "Wheq Jllli!,JtMi a,zeit. \!Jt'clock rad}o. the r~!tio ""ne is wor.tli .lh~ Pijte." .II¥ ~utomati~ calendar · tltat .ll!ll!< tjfue, d~Y: and date. Opei'tit'es sllUIJJ appliance. jlhQtto-:jeck... IiJ..brilllailt 1\ed, ·Grey, Maroon ·or;:JV<>Iit .95 !'i!OWi!ll~ l>laltle. · Moil'etT52J!: AC · . on Iy. $29.• "·~ u'"' ..· ·. .. The boyJ or Coath Ralph Sayre . ell.l"l'ed • nine point advanlare at the end of the third quarter wi•h the IC'OI't 45--36. However, *he Cheshire team Cllme back ln !!nil period and almost caughf t',.~rp. w1t h t h c Fa 1~ons hunging on to win by two poin1s. The box score: WA.HAMA (-65) FIG FT 'J!P · Oliver, f ·--· ---·- 2 0-1 4 sprouae, f __ . _. ____ .,• 1....,• 11 Ford, c . --- -- . - 14 0·1 28 Arnold, gg -----···-· .. _____ . _ 11 Pat.liJh, RoQjh, g --- ---·-· - 7 OhiOans aolred to a lt-3 lead in Tpt~ ... _ . 30 the ll"t i!ll Jblnules of ploy, then CQH!RE (63) f'G ttrelohtd It to 28-D wltb about WauJh, t . . . . . s sevell minute& rematniDI )D. the Kirby, f _ _ 2 flrot hll'l. """"'· ' Ptt31DOY, 01110 FII'Aaman 'Le. ads too far."~asOftl . that MlklD (If the ! • . SIMON'S MARKET STATION" flvl:l 11 (IUsrd fts Monday night's top seoring ·star. ,He tallied ..0 poinb on 12 .baskets and J6 free throws to lead an- 81=-69 roUt af Oklalloma. In ther nla:ht: 76-62 I OYSTERS . . 1. OS COli . SO~SET won -~~ ol !hi K. E. Sua..tll7 moni.q, Christ. ate be.lq: _prtpar· SP!tiAio.• · 3.786 . TfalUitg· Lljbanslg · a11d Hennes· '<eY Yt-~~~ Die~ lf~ver. Akron, 0 .. Ray Blutb1 BrentwoDd, Mo.. and JostPh Schmid!. f.l~any, ~. Y. Fight 'Results ' ~- . ~at:··· • ij~an'¥3ey ls a::- Wahama -- -·--- ~ tO _32 45 " 811 Cheshire --.,--- · - ~ 13 . 25 ~ 88 a... Cburdl Sunday rr..ta... ... • . cen- ientu&"y 71 DePaul 69 lbe re· iorldo liP'~ Q:! 'f'l•• of Bill ,\>11 PRI" of ~~. I~Jill ~. ~ -10 1,4. !1:1 2M,. 19~. 1~. !lint~ plaee 01~• tj~l p7 r~ · Te~h 84 Gloor of Ch~~~ Df~)fblle ~ il ake FOri ~ct b'giftil 69 new h~gh g~m! recorll 'or qu~ll· 'leJlll. ~t. ~ lltrlb Cuo. Cot. il8 .fylog ~rellnolltirlll •Wit]J l . l'ft~q~¥t&Je ap ·Keplp.c~ St. 78 one pomt "Ptl8r thu 1be ~ld re&< St Jill llld 'fenD St .. cord. ~ s~ fi(J !!<ll!l!iil'i!rn. ·r·li~ 113 Top Ohl~~ ~·: . ~·~ppl 1!!1' Affi- St. 'HI Dlck H~~,oA~, 8/183; Jobn ll 111 6 All tan . a Br Utlt'I'&D Wahe.ma's White Falcons '\trl.;'r:Y• t ...... ;-- 4 G-3 their bands full with a tall C... ' ,T~ g .. :.~·-··t~ -"·· 8 1·3 shire quintet; on •onday a,._. ; (lqt11"', a: ·-· ·-:-;-·.-r:-- 2 _ 1 ·~ ' downed S.ylor, .fi9:48 t a 11 Texas· A & M · · be.at TulaUJ;! ~ 66. . · ' Five naUo.nally..:ranked teams CHICAGO . UP-The 15~ All· are aebedUled tOlliK'ht. N~rth Caro. Star Bowlin¥ twrn~ent entered Una State ~~ ·. 3 m"b Cl~mso~; the final roUnd Ill qualifying gam· nu~uoe~e N~. ~,!tees St. ~~ ·ti .toda)' with two members of Pa., ~lui:O.ls Ne. l l pla~ N~re , Detroit"a world cluuqP.ion Stroh~ T~~r~~~lasL kturd•¥ •lP,·t-a~d Dame~ M~uette No. 13 br»ts team, Ed Luban.ski iitlid. rom Hen.~. K 11y..l1ed ~n- 'l~~·· Q~w Jtnil ~rge Waslli~· 'nes.sey, leading -the 'field. .: qUfbt by Blp- IQ~ fio . l6 ett-t~ns· We-st Vir. I.,ubanaki ·tqOved into .first place ~ll'l&. ' . . ..'Mond4Y whep 'he tutD.ed ln th~ •·lbl'~.!~t ·serie1 of th·e t~tvn·amenr .ll . tot•l Qf 1,343. pQ.ln~ (I~ ,:ames of 118.. !125,. , 1114, 2'45, ,21~,'248. Ills 18 games total ,wai a,m ~r 78 I'""'~ lUI r·~·· noon bofore the, enlked UP Utelr ~lbljil. II ..... -- - - - ,, 3 . ~ . 0 Under etirr~nt rUle!, the offen· second victory of the JOUDI ,.. 1 · ~f·::.~- -.z ~~ 21 D-19 .83 H•• . ) ]Jio ba•ketbaJI-bull1e·~ alsp hate lt'ver pjtc)J. W!i t:JO game ror 11 to see him try a comeback. m~n wlt!r-b.'d legJ-01' • man who viile C, . · ~ifll sive team "has 24 seconds to tskc son by a score of 65-63 in a game 14fndla ot tbe Mlnneapolh :J..a~ •· ~~;. ~' lw,epe; t,hc preasure on played on the Wllhii-KP.a flour. The h4ted t-o see Georg.e Mlkan quit and the. tempo of t.he game a1 a l''alcon.• have lost one. ; uf the college sea&Oh. Colorado, ddtH(dlftr ~iJ . s~en champ b\]t ove.rl~~ in pre Sea· son dope shel!~s becll~e gradua. tiun <:!aimed four atartrrz, p11¥Jid ho~t to \he Hawkey.. ~~d&f , night at 89ulder, ~ .. a.nd. h;i.Pd· ed them 1 ...~~-U!§iD~· ~l ..~eat. The j~pr~ 15 :to~, ibl• _. son only by kentuCky s lpss to th•• ·TODAY'S SPO:lt'f PARADE ! t hb rdiiw a · J t.maf at tau~ Jleecb. il;;-;il;;o;;;;;o;;l~;;.;-~;;;;;-=~:------;;i.;;;,;;;;;;;;l~ a., AF,~fR' ',ttt.~. · :·· erin from · the teain that woli s'Eo title list y'ear. fOlbu ·~~~: I polb reeu!ai-1. are Phil C bell and J9hn Thomas at ward\ with Gene Rees and John fij.t4n it the 11\latds. l-filbo.n, """· '11/S vi!RS6Y CIT?' ao· 'Y:i\U'Y KIBILI ~ lllld ·Unbeaten Iowa. Whipped In ~- Upset Victory By Big 7 Champ I B . 0 w I J_.., ' ' ' n . .g. -~ b¥.k~hill :I[ ~~~~~~~~~hr:!t~~ h . · 1 • · h t s t....-..... I · g I g ~ l.f~N'r ruR/IeP E R!EDSVILLE ~--------------~~~~--~-- ;..,"n!~:;::; = Pl?eSI~Nr and tbe both' .in Sl:O ' · J' tQp P':p· tht · Gall(pops :em "the llf81 ,ourt, (la.thplJeU :agd ~ Thomas ere aU It<~ to Nelson- ov,r ·~ leo\ IJU. a prHI!Jao• fayor- · ~Ol)Clf . ,C~Jl•· jllanler will ed.· QreyhouJ¥1. quintet. start his II}De team that opened ~ other . SEO · gaines tonight aealtu~t J"acbon with ' ; a9n1er JtP:ItD will • entertiln Athens Hawthorne ·aDd Harold · Brown · 'lt ad Wellston "Atll- pia~ hoit to lofw~qi~ Bill AAdrews at · ~ . . jl:lsowbero in IIIIa "'" ~nd all\ ~~~~~n ~d Bill · RJillo~ will play host to l)lo ·b . . wl.ij be 'al ih8 '1\!llrib. clJie Toinaao,._. Mi!k\1'1!1'1'1 Will be 'll••lhll • wll! Joo out to 1top tap ll·~~vlije ~ve ~ll' ·lie• tllot 34 ,..,. wlnni'!O otntol< peat lllil!illl!alf!i!•· Tile •lloun$ G•lll~tolla h1' ruR • up :In 10tt frld,U· ..,lit •tt> Athell8 af. 0 com,atltlon over _- the ~r blQ~ 1 'ISla le~d. Ttujy have r ye•n. Oddly efUV•h lt .Ps. •Mii 'Plven lD Boyhtr, Metho P..,.roty PllntMr• Q.uali$, 'PlJjl.q. Yauna:, X.eatlnJ .,r·tM I••IIJ• r•ror• of 11 ~~ IH~, · 'liiM In • row. tht · Po~rtW · C~ Jot,ft Par..-~ bopes to - " ttoltod In tho ttlf.tll 1~1 ·~~~~ Y<ili<!W ~lc!<tU •beck on ...._,. tncl Stretched thret.tth •&.1 "'~P.IPJ . 'traU ~plllllt t~e tiM 193A4J IOIIOh. .. . . . . . . . fiDUndl",- ~ ,Ill""'" that hlB .,. the loivue t1tte . fllvr q~l~~t will \"vit to be .. at tb.alr "r•ltht n~ · onr t~ perloil. ·belt tQ .~ tlae favored Houpda 1Jallipoli·1 . II be led I>Y bl@ ·P~cao.. 1!fqnb)f wlll otorl !lot· JQbn "Mllh · who has aver~ed l'il e.nd - :B.ak~ at thit 'forwards. points pet.' *arne in hb :flnt, K~uff at aiuMr, ,whJle ~ellinoey t .. eontea~, He ls the •nlf VI'-· I and Eulep wUl be et the a:uarda. Tuesday, December 1.!l, 1955 • O,e I Diys! t ,, .. . trots and All combined in America. Cboose d~ndaliliiY. Nine 11ew comPlete power range from ) to JJ~t. Froth \141!.7~. . :..... ,; ,. " .... ' i. oil' " _,• ,.('· , , / 9\•' ·• ·: . • * I.·-~ ...... :~~~ ·· . .. 0Vef~ perez I • I• , • •' I I "') I lt.ARR & VAN .Atof111'1 ' · 'I ·• •• Pomeroy, 0))1~ "'" forward So·e Xln'c With 20 poloto, IT tomlna In the last balf. Jl W'll ·I"' Booner't IJIIl4·1... In • !lEw YORK loor - • · l'tlo •llot! of ~~~• one 1trotcb, .tPreeman hit 11 Rn4 the ~· '· I j : a 11 eonteeuttve free tbrowa, plcll: Commission I tn1 UJ lour of these u the Urst was being YOUR BEST ~lf .cl- Will\ 0~\H ..oljnC<IO·IT. 'rht "Bb.et\yeali\t 31 or 58 field • M 1101' lioat RQauil ..• :•·. u . 8UY5 ARE . i"o • -~: ' ' .,• .. ... , . "'" j ' .....• . J. '• :, toned for Sllyle. and co •*' Abtity~ is fash ort. ·ile'JI'JU<e the ~awr. ' ·'' ~ here .Uil!n -Hat -~. ail~ , . ·~~ . , ti 11 .. ;ri. .H '. : 'SWiVetel' plti& YOU . ~ •' '.) . ' . IUYATHOME ' ' ··:')o::-, I .,." .. ·•·.'. .0/'."'f~, ·· '· • ., -OJ ~~' ' f.. ·~ • Ali:iYte feel, .and ·the i>rl . 't flllll:''f7.5il at P:clm-ts only . ...... =~ l . , ·.". ,., Hlit this Clu'istmaS The ~ · . "'' ... . . f6f' tliai ."hard to gift ~· i..... giYefa 'Adam '·~. ., . , · .AA'E i. AJJAMirAT · . .. '. TME Gl'm ... ,... ' I ,, .. 'i,J ... ~ l . " .. •• ~' ... ~ •..s~ '·' �• l'aae Six ·- ~ ••""' WANT ADS bJ 111 A. Qj lfW Mil UCIIhtd It ..m ,. IOlb•~;•-, llli> ..... dQM.-lYocl , .... a ce!l(a ...,. _ . , - . . aert1oD. lllni.m31 cbltae :.De- Tuesday, Dtj;ember 13,. 1.955 rhe Deily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Miadleport, Ohfo i 141 1- ___ aiPOill 1'1<1 PUILtt UTILITIII OUT OF HIS-DEATH CELL C-IIION OF ONtO For Rent (2lj Rea i Estats Ne. 25,901 AppUtatlon of $yl"'euse Home UtDiti1111 Compuy tor Permaaent Rate for Natural Gu. INTRY Tbe foiiOw.iar: form of Jeaal aottce submtlled· wuh tbe ahm'e e~t­ Utlad applleatloli' is hereby _approved for publication: · ~-~-- I . 3-~m FURNISHED APARTMENT I FURNISHED HOUSE for s._JP . I ceatl pel' word f~n tbr• _. With pr1vate bath. Utllitie. paid. Cumpletrtr modern. f'relibly letUtln lDMrtioDL Over V<1gue Shoe Store. Pbont: pa mted On Lincoln Height,; Spedal-Oile IDOIIII for a& eeata 1 46-M. 12-13·3tc Csll 3:10 ~1 . ll-17-tl - .....rate or z eeatl pe: word run will be eb&Dced f()J' adYil'tlllnt if aot pthtfor Mfwe tbt l&tb of eacb moath followiq ID.sertlon ~-Sbo-dd be reported ~edW'!Ib . Tbt Daib Sellttncl will DOt be reapon&ible for mcrre tbaa OIM!! iDcornltt lD- IITora ill lll'tioa. ·...r:d ot ~anlm aa.d b))f'(lal N\l· tice1 01. t:Yentl prlDtOO at ruu lar dusifled ratet., Obituaries pu~abed at 1 eeat per word. CDaried Adl rec-etved hJ mail or telepbODll llnfl eareful ~ Uoa. --- For rent-F~SHED HOUSE, M.(JOt::Rt" t"OIJR RO O~ HOUS E7 fOOma on Lmcoln HUL, with la rge Ll'ln g room , two bedrooms garage and lau.nliry, has he~ t !:m ;.m• k1ll.:hen . bath, 50 per and floor furn.ac&, thermontatac t·ent b~ .~cnw nt, coal furnace. lnl controlled. For ippointrnenl, 30x200 [I on ~;ood p<~vcd st reet. cal~ Ewlnj &tore, Phone 133 or 1 with a!l utll1 ttes in and paid Ewma: reaidence 313..J. 12-3.tf for . Out of Lown owner will - -sell for Sti,OOO.OO ReasCJ nab\ P 2 Five room modern .-\PARTdown pa ;·ment , ba ln nc£" at 5 A-tENTS, with laundry and l&rr.o:.o oo age. New V-room dwellina: with per cen t 111tcrest at ""' . per · · ~traae aa.d laundry f'bon e month Vacant, p o:-.~ession to;H}·.~~ . A. N. .Benael. · 6-~ 7 -tt morrow This p ro pf'ort.~ ts local · 1 _____ _ __ ed in Po mcrny. Ohi a. If intt·:· 1 For nn~teoaton Ladden, €'sled contact ll obl!r! Dillon . Scaftold Boarde, Drop Clol.bll. Rcaltnr. G11l lipolis. Ohw. Clinton Fisher, Middleport. I 12- t2-llt r Pb.one d2ti:>X. 11-1-U ------ - - - - - - - ·1 I It n '-'llCI'tltf «t.14. 1 I I I ~otices I Fo• rent-Eieetr1c WoliJ>IIP'>' " · . /_ • _:_.:_.:__.:__:_:_:_.::.::;::___ _ _ _ · •1eomer. Cllnt?n Fisher, .!did· ~~ PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL dle~~· ~X. U+tf $6.50 M.achinl~ WAve, $3.00 APAR'l'MENTS, Gravel Hill, Mid-I POMEROY -l'Oew 4 bL·droom mo· $10.00 Cold Wave, $3 .00 dleport.. Call 6170-J. 10.26-f.( dcrn home with h;1rd wood floor.'> LOVILV LADY BEAUTY SALON --full basem~ n !, automatic (Ji! Call the R{Widence Two Furnished 4-Koom APAB'fr11rnace heating, large lot . Wtll Mrs. Virgil Roush M.E.NT~, .new furniture. Utilititb consider sm all er home as down 12-12-6tc piU.d. t:aJa OO<W-M.. d-:l.u-tl 1 payment and assume ex ist in g .FURNISHED 4:RooM: APART.j loan . Total pricl' $14,000.00. Ironing done in my home. Betty MEN'f for rent. Ground en· ' NEW HAVEN-)Icw 5-room mo· Howell, ~ci~e. __ ~~~ trance. PreftJrabty adults. Call i dern fram e with attachl'd garLET OUR ELECI'RONlC SECRE337.J. 12·9-6tc age. FQrced air heatin!l. Full TARY TAKE YOUB WAtrr basement. Excellent lot. Will YOUR CONVENIENCE ( Rent tcad e for fHm ;. M""" C""nly EVENINGS. CALL 3D7. . - - - - ! or near Pomeroy as down pay 1 I 161 Far or Sale I ,...:c."· ~lma~~~~~~[~r 1n Sugar Run. In!orma- :· FARM--6-roorn mcnt. . aDd I HOUSE t10n, 127 Butternu1 . 12-6-ltllp house with eler , RUT-tricity an d bathrnom, lots o f at Rut11nll ( 17) Help Wanted •h•ubbeoy. flowers and ;hade : Will hire a yot.t.tt;" man wHling to learn the service Illation trade. Write Box 668-Z, % The Daily 18 61 AutO Services SeB.\.ioel, Pomt;roy. :ompl~l~ -.'wHE£i. ALIGNMENT 12-13-tf full ·timc combination brake nrvlce. Wanted, nurse and house-keepet. Good Haekettl' -Safety Service, West balaJichtJ and Main $tr.eet, Pbnae 287. Pomeroy, waaea, nine houn tree weekly. Lois Cecil, Midi.lle[lort. Phone 6079. 12· 13-3tc Ohio. ~ 5·tf (81 Auto Sales W ANTED-8 trucks to haul Swisher Coal Co. I cot~ I. 12-12-::ltc 19M CHEVROLET Bel·Airl;! 4-door WANTED....._ Buokkel'pcr AccouctSedan, $1395. IJ!aetlnar 's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12-10·6tc 19M n;lu""; -,.=-door Se· -rO"NT-rAc d~m, SHiW!i, BJaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 12-10-6tc ant, maD or woman, between 23 and 30, able to tuke dictation. s.ome typmg. Good salary, Che-shire, unio. Write l:tox 668-Y. % The Dally Senlill('l, Pomeroy, _ __ Employment 19M BUICK VB Supc• R;'i"' ( r!j) Coupe, $2191J. Blaettnar's, Pome---roy, Ohio. 12-10-Btc Want empl oy ment as waitress or housekeeper by day or week. .1J~4 DESOTO V8 4-doo"'.~';~~~~."'Call Bertha M.ariCJw, ~~ Walter $179ft. Bluttnar'8, P ~land, 3471 , Racin e:___ ~!p .onto. 12-IO·flte · -· ltl5.1 WILLYS All Steel Station Wn Btaettnar·~. Pom·Jroy, son, ""e. Ohio. 19~Z J2-10·6tc OI.OS VB Super "88" 4·door 1201 ljus1ness ~erv1ces CRITf BRADFORD, -AUCTION.I!:Eft. Phone 382! , Racine, Ohio. l2-6·18tc Sedan, $1195. Blacttnar's, PQm- For reliable ted)o and 1'V repalr, eroy, Ohio. 12-IOfttc can 6046-J. We 1ervlce all maket~. Sellmolla Middloport, <>hlo. For Sc.ie Appliance, 9-27-tf - - --QUICK SERVICE oa Watch fte.. .ROUGJI LUMBER • pairina by FadorJ Tralbed PATTERNS • MDJE 'VI'Ikbmaker. COUJNS JEW& r M and up. We deliver. LERS, Pomeroy, 1-l·lf J. L. llawt, Mlnomllle, l"OREMAN & ABBOTI T.V. Phone Che1ter, OhJo or SP· VICE All mai:ea Repaired by Kx 85'17e.. Ma!IOD, w. Va., after e pert TeebnldaQI. Phoae 8284: y p.m. Mill 1t Pretti Fork on US MIJI'tlepott. 8-15-U 11-IO·SOil Jlt. 33. r R -·-==:::-:==·-,-== ~ ·• ·,\AO!O to J'ELEVJ8ION SERV!Cf New POP COOLER, abo ELEC.f'biNlltl 200. t:lelud Apiil.laaet. TRlC ~ good as new. t;~ore 118 ~. M.a.aa St., ~umcroJ Priced lft.l' quick •ale. See 2-le.':J.lt Charles VI. IJiett, • Ravcn•wood, w. 12-8-111< BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS TIIEES. '.lf'Ae your own llelcctlon. You can select one at our stnro or WA w\11 take you to our patch cl·o"' by 1nd ynu CRn aet Uu.• fioe.~t tree you 11vcr had in the flil:fl you want . We deliver. Phoat 133. Ewtna:'l!i Stor~ 108 W. Main St.. Pomeroy. l2-3·H - PRACTICAL Gin'S for tile !ar· mer- many ltema to clloou fromTractor Aeet'Uorles, Tqob, etc. From MEIGS EQUIPMENT 114, Good youn& UOn&E, •Ingle and truck flrmlna: . Phone Eddie Thomu, Chcalllre '1'7478. 12·1Nic ------·-· WANTED TO BUY- Lop, --~- !)ak, l'oillor, Blllwood, Plae, Wjiaul A1M Ou, Popkr, Blllwood lumber, ....., or dry, t-4, ~. K . '"" DeUv~n~d td our - --- -- - - - - - 120 1:11 Insurance COMPLETE 1a1uraace Protectloa, J.Ue, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Doa Millt, Middleport, Ohio. nuNK.lNG 01· buy~nl inaurwaot1 Guaraateed eavh111 up' to &Mrt, V, D, EDWAIUlS, Pbono 811-X, Home tat. l ·ll·U Ill OUR NIW LtNI 0' ' l'ltlm. Ohio delivery. yud. or Wrill .... AROUND OHIO BY GEORGE L . ZEIS r o~> t> an avera&c. of $14 per hrtwecn July, 19M, and Ju(y, 1955. Home THE l'UBLIC UTlLlTlES COMMISSION OF omo. NOTICI ·-- 0' A"'OlNT!QNT l•tate ef lareh Atlcl~ DecHtetll Notice 11 herebJ JiYeD lbat Jidl,. " son Hob1tetter wbou P01t Ottlco acldreaa II Pomeroy, Ohio. .baa been duly appolnted u Executor o! lbe Elt.ate o1 Sarah Atkia1 late of P<~meroy, Melp Coua.ty, Ohio, deceased. Dated this 2Gtb day of Novem· ber, 195~. John c. Bacort Judge of the Probate Court Melga County, Ohio. ll -21J; 12-fl.l3-3tc I.'IL ABNI:.R nd underlying the above described property to~ether wltb the right to mine lbe same without encwnbrance to the .surfece, and wbjE:ct to an easement for sew• aae fiUer diteb or le!lchiRI dlteh a1 set forth and described in that instrumeat bearin& date Novem· ber 28, 1943, and recorded in said il.ecorder's office December 3, 1143 in Deed Book lt51. paJe 178: APPRAISED ali a whole at $4800.· 00 Forty-Eight Hundred Dollars. TERMS OF SALE Cash on day of Sale. t'he Marshal reserves the right to reject any and all bids. HOWARD C. BOTIS, UNITED S't~TES MAIISHAL S, D_ OWO, CoiQmbul, 0 , (1!~2U9; (12*13 20 5tc Announcing .'G.otNG 10 BA~C:.E B.UDGEJ' . . . ROBERT L . MOULTON, Thi s represents an inttcMe of Cbal.rmeo about 8 ':'Ct, Figuring on IVl.'l"ages R,\l,PII A, WINTER aga in . this 111.eana tMt Obl<t farm BOWARD J. KENEAI.Y land went from $160 per au& up . Comntissivners. lo $19~ per acre. Entered ln. Journal Dec. 1, 1955 I do not like to quo~ averaaes ''A lr\lt top)': CUCKLER REALTY too much, however. Thli sort of - -- - - - - - - - - -- thing, while nec ~ snry, 1..1 very Basil t ·Boi-it!ki. Bow 229 Phon• 108 Y S~t'l!lery. 12-to-:-u r mis loadlng. lt certainly dots not NOTICI TO BIOOER:S 12-a, 1a, :i0.-3•• gi\•e a true picture of maa.y parts Sl"aled propo.~ ah will he re· ---------~ %84 Wert Matll St-~Pomeroy, Ohio of the state. 1 l ceivl"d by the Board o( Edlll'&tion Although r;ome oC tl1e better number o!.factora. one is location of \\'ester n Ln<'al School Dis trict, Thil: 1t8te 'is Only some 430· mil· Rullnnd, Ohio, Meigs County at f11r mers are havio11 to. add tO the •Jffi~.: oL the Clerk <'f ·ilnct their present acreotge, this fact is e11 RWilf. .~m }~~ "O( the po.p ulaEIChOOI district nt fhc sc hool build- no t tTuly representative B:s to i.vh)' tion ih .t he y..iHed ~tates . For the Ing at 12 n oon, East ern St!indard the prlc~ of farmland b"' risen in moat pirt, Ohio bas a wealth of natural resources such as w..ater We have iln th is dmrnediat.e Time on Weduet;( 1ny, Dec('mber 22, t he past year. The increase in sir:e of farmland and the like. 'Vicinity a beautiful smal'l spin1!:15(i ror the furnis h i n ~ of the fol Ohio is W.:!IJ dotted with centers et piano. luwmg etFiipmcnt: Ki!rh en, Lunch h11s hc~n deemed necusary to. get Reliable oarty maQI' pa_~· ~mal l ftoom, Cl<&s.; Room and Gy mnas- better utlliz:ation_~,ut of machinery j of P'G.pulation whieh exceed 100,depotit and tllkf> over D:ll'ments nlm, Rutland Grade Srhnol, th e and labor. . · .· . 000 people. A,bdi!wherc ever there • Write for det•ll• But we should not .forget for is big~ population undeT present Fino~nc• o.pt., ao)( 149 Salem l'1•n h~ r GrLJdc School and one momenl tile f(!.rmla.gd. WtiiCh lB eeonoJDIC to.Dditi~!!. there is JACKSON, OHIO the gymnasium Duild in6Jf i nterested ~~~:h•e l"Q:icrcnccs The propnsed equip mrnl sha ll bemg taken out -of cirtu1atioJ\ . by stroo,a bidding for land. Far'm l'And around such ~enters and telephone be in accordance wit h plans anct industry, housing diw.f:~OP,mient~ an~ ro~ds. I maintain ~~nd of populafiort is much higher than - - -- - - - - · ::·:··::;-~;;'l s ~,>ccil'killions prepared by A. H. Moell enkamp & A s~~oucia les, F.ngi- IYhlch IS u~;ed tor tbe iboY~. pur- land W:bich· It 50 trill~ away. Not Good Clean Used Cars necr.s. 121 North High Slr N:-1, Lan · poses .should not ba eoruiJdered u lh•t it·Ia any more productive but indicative of farm r eal estate· va. rather beeaQie it . is more ·useful All 1\olakes and 1\lodels :a~IN, Ohw . I . ror .,DOJl•,fJ'Ii!:ql\ural purpole!l. l'lan.- and apecincauon• ,,,,. on ues. Actuall y, much of Ohio . £arm CuYahoga C(lunty (Cleveland ) . fi le as fnllow~;: AUTO SALES The oHi re of the Clerk of th ·~ land which i!l bei ng so~~~-.for de not 100 mat1;v y'~an:; ago had maity 1 SERVICE AT TilE MACHINE SHOP 13 oard of F.duratiu n at th e !11gh vclopment purposes, t'osts . liD:.'· farm!' ~OU~~'i" ~he · ~ountryside . l· SALES AT 284 W, Main St_:_Potneroy, Ohio Build ing, Hutl und. t lhio. where from $600 lo over '3000 per Ther'e atf Mlll ·lt feW around but He who has the weUare of Schnol See Roller! Thompson ""' llubei1 Fulton acre. .. .·. ·.. ·: they·e'r.e ..:~tt:inc '4!Xce'!dlngly 'rare. 1 Meigs Cnunly . those he serves at heart or Lyle . Hytei~Phone 86-J. Compctttton for fcU'm land··· in lpd~tr:y atW, ·. ~u&IDg' hO! moved : Th e offic e of A. fl. Moellcnk:tmp We Bene with equnlly thought Ohio I!! stron'g. This isch,10 .tO a the lamfer. ·OUt. -· I ful coruid(lration. The homelik e ~nd A;.sociatt•s. -·~~ · · .~ , . :....:_::::~ · ~ · ~---..:~=====~=""==~=' Al l proptlhal s shall lw rnw ll' :md comfort of our funeral home, " ' ;":.! ·:: con:;id{'rrd by the Hmll 'd of ~:dtl · and oyr personal a!tendanct" •' .... /' ~ catio n in at'I.:On.ianct• wil h thn upon the needs of th a family ; ... . y:·:::.:.:.:.' ·.. . .t, and friends. rt•flccts the ~ piri: (~r n ·· ral ( 'tide of the St;:.tr of Oltin 'HHI h;• on hlank f<l!' tn~ {u r nt > h ~ rl of Ollr ~crv lce to !hE! living~ to serve as we would be served by LhP Cle rk tlf \h (' nn ~ rd liT h ~· \\'h eel Cha l1·s Hoapi\al &d~ rhr t:ugint•N . All .*pr'1rn~uh 'h:tll ~ )!.' rnclon•d m 11 ~t· a le d rnvt·tunl' Ambul11 nce SNvire :Hldr('.SI!Cd to th e Clurk of lh·· Phone 2B5 Hoard of Erllll'il lin n of \\'(' ~'i'l'n TRIYIY-fotNSTERWALD l,ora l Sc-h•1ul Dul trirt, lli gh Schuol Funeral Home Bui lding, Rut111nd, Ohio Th r: uu lsid t! or th e ~nvcJope sh:dl ClfrtLtm thl! n am~ of the blfl dt•r nnd lhC' fJranch uf the work hid upon MAX WARD 115 I. SIClond St. Phon• 61 No [ll() s mny be withdra wn fu r Pomeroy, Ohio a periOfl of 30 days after !h(' ntw n- FULTON- THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Hos Purc:hosed The MEIGS-OLIVER SALES -----r------------ Spinet Piano ond Will Now Hondle MUST SELL Ferguson Oliver- New Holland and Delaval Farm Machinery number. ,~~"'i ,~This Nt~ ~c:otio.,_ and nose ~ when you lo lvpscly com pre~ FULTON- THOMPSON METROPOLITAN TRACTOR SALES j ---- ~,. ·. j ~ .' ·~ ,. .... '" ·<·. Save Steps and Stooping; End Back-Breaking Lifting ing of ATIONWID. Mwl,.•l (,...,,.,,11, C:• . M~•~•l II,. ,,,.,,..,.c, c.. 'lh a.-a..u.:.... - - -- -··-- I I FORE THI PUBLIC UTILITIU COMMISSION OF OHIO No. ?.5,924 Application of Syracu sf> Home Utilities Comp:my for Interim Rall' f1•r Nal11ral (~R~. IF You hove somethi11g To Sell, Trode qr Andll 111 for l)lrtlctdlnf Oblo Valior ltlla. Corp. nounc:e, Let A Dolly 'COoi.W. liiiD, ! Sthtlntl Dl1ploy, Ad • Wanted to. Ront or Wont Ad H Your ' ,'!IJppm Cllb oa under death eentence u • kldnap.rapllt. &a ahoWD OD Ida wq to tederal eourt 1b San l'raucl.aco toz a bearlD& cmlawi bJ ltae U. 8. Suprema Court. tl,.,.,._.,toiMII~! It Sl'l'lllS like a paradox to see priers paid for farm ·pro ducts slippin g and at the :;a me lime find that fttrm real t!o;tatc price s Garage, cellar and other bu ild- hnvc been o n Lhe up ~rade. ings. Plenty or garden ground Yet, !I('COrding to economists, and pa stute, ~ acres in aiL t ha t is exactly what happened in Only ten minutes drive to Pam. Ohio thi ~ past yea r. eroy. $5:500.00. Marh•t valu;: of Ohio farmland IWIJPIUl machlnM, new and ut~ed, porhble, cabinet, elt't· trie, and trnadle. Hlahellt tr•de· In value for your old macblncll. Easy terms ArranJud. All maENTRY chlnH and repairs fully 1 uar- · The f111in w in ~ fnr m of 1<·~~~1 no· an~etd. fREt HOME DEMON · li<'e suhm illt•d with lh<' above l'n· STRATION. Phone 809-J. Keet~ titled applic..ltion is hereby ap. on's Sewing Machine Service, prov ed fur publication · l'omeroy, Ohio. "LEGAL NOTICI Notice Is hHehy given of th e fi\inp: by the Syrncu sll Hom(' llli· lili c~ ('ompany. 2060 Falrfa:x Road. Columhu ~ . Ohlo. on thC' 16th day or Nov~ mher . 19!}1), wlth the Public Utililll"S Commi_o;sJo n of Ohiu, of an applicathm proposing o l('m· porury rate of $2.00 for the first 500 cu. H .. pt'r month, 80r pM' 1,000 cu. n. fnr th o next 4500 ('U ft., and 90t' per thousand cu, ft ., for all ovt-r 5.000 cu. rt. with a minimum chaqjl' of $2.00 per month nnd 11. JlC'nally of :'lc p er tbouMnd on all account.~ not ptair1 within 10 da)'l! of lh~ end o[ the bUiioa month . Syracuse H')mfl Ullliht1 Company lJy Chalmen Parker, Socretery:' It Is. further ORDEREn. That a copy of thill entry be served, forthwith , upon POR THI aliT the Syrllcuso Home Utilities Com · IN USED CARS pany . 1'Hr. rusuc UT1LtT!ES Me KNIGHT ('O>IM1!1S10N OF OHIO MOTOR lALII ROBERT L, MOULTON, ,_Ill MIMH•IIIo, Ohio l'IUI !r Ullin Sewing CARYL CHESSMAN, tne bi:IID Wbo b1u1 .tpiDt ..,._ 7un Dl a _ . Quentin death cell and wrttteu two belt llllllDI boolre wtille '"LIGAL NOTC! Notice il hereby riven of the filing by the Syraeuse Home Uti· litiu Company, 2060 FeirCax Road, Columbus, Ohio, on tbe 16th day of November, 1965, wi.th th2 Public UUUties COIQminion of Ohio, of an application proposing to in· c:reaae its present rate for natural sas of $1.23 for the fir.at 1,000 cu. ft., per month, nd 70e per thous. and cubte feet for all over 1,000 cu. ft., wltl!, a minimum charge or $1.25 per montJ:I and a penalty o_f 5c peT thou•an~ fnr delinqueDt payment; to a permanent rate of $2.00 . for the first 500 cu. ft .. per ma:ntb; 85e ~~, 1,000 cu. ft., for th.e nelt t .,IOO cu. ft., •nd 9Gc per thou~aa.d cu. ft., lor all over 5,000 eu. ft., wdb ftl.i1llMum charge of $2.00 per mont.b and a penalty of 5c per tllousan~ on all accounts DOt paid WJUlia 10 days or the end of tbe billing mpnth. Syraeu1e. Utiliti~~ Company By Chalmers Parker, Secretary." 1~ 1.1, further ORJ)ERED, That a copy ot this enlry .. be served,· forthwith, upon tbe Sy~use Home Utilities Com- . . pany. NOTlCZ Oil' 8.ALE: ty virtue of aa Order of Sale, No. 13M duly luutd out ot the UDited Slates Dlstrtet Court Ia and tor the Souther:: D!:t:h:t of Cb1v, Eut~Hi Dlvialo.n,' l.n the eau of Tbe Unlt· ed Statu of Anlerl~ ver.sua Ray· moad C. Wilaoa end 1ril M. ,Vilson, I will offer for ule to the blgheit bidder, at the door of the Meip County Court House, at Pomeroy, Ohio, OD Friday, January 8th, 1958 at l :OO-One O'Clock in tile afternoon, the followin¥ described property, to wlt: -"Lot No. ~ u desi&nated oq a map of Lincoln Hell:bts, made by Breece &: Carper, Rea:Utered Civil Englneer.s, Huntington, We.!t Viralnia, dated October 17, 1942, II copy of which map was Wed in the office of the Recorder of Me.illi County, Ollio, December 17, 1942, in Plat · Book No. 3, at paJes 43 and 44, and being more particularly bo11nded and de.acribed as fOllows : BEGINNING Jt a point in the south line of Lin· opln Road at tbe corner between Lots 44 ancl 45, as shown on satd map; thence with the said liati of Llncohi Road, S. 63 deiJ. 5~.· E., M teet; tbence with the line~twean Lots 4~ aad 46, S 28 dcg_ 09' W., 200 feet; thence N. 63 deg. 51' W ., SO feet; thet:~e witll the .line between Lota 44 and 45 N. 26 deg. 00' E.. 200 teet to the point of BEGINNING: reserving,_ however, t~e coal and all other minerals in RtprtltntotiYt. - They Gtt Rttults - ••• RALPH A. WINT~~ UlWARO J . KENEALY Commillslobel'l'! Enlle,.rd 1n J()urnal Dec. S, 19&& th!a . ; employed. Can You lclentlfy · T~~Doi'y · bid .~. l'ropn~;a t ~ s h11 tl hr ;;i,· nrd h•· till' l>idder, gi vm~ hu~in <!.~: In ca .~c IHtdn·.,,, of l'trm!! or cm·pnra :l,tllil 1he p roposal s must he 1ht• !l' ~,t[ 1Hil horizcd .~t,l;; n ('(! SontinQI hy . . OffiCI!I' S. Earh hirl mus t contain ltuo llilllll! •If ('\·rn· pcr~ on inter es ted t hcrPi n :m£1 III US! be aCCIJlllpll ll il' ll hy a \' rrtifiP rl rheck Ol' cashi<'r·~ r lwd~ on ~ulwn l hank in the sum of lll)l les' th;~n 1011 [l(~ rc ('nl of the l1olal amoun t o( th e bid or by u bond in a Uko su m t>Xctulcd hy nn ~< p· .,_· ))J'nVTd ~l't'llr i ty, trust or i: Uu nm'y t•ompa ll,\', Sml d1cek () l' bond ~hal l llo ~ s ati~ Ct1 r. lory lo the Donrd. If the bid is ae<::e~ted a con· tract will he entered into 11nd ih ful. ol "'-"' ouf$1de to dl'l' is the c:hore of washday that most wOI'rlen ' . Q tm·ncd artcr lht> award of ! he colll.ract is made and a pcrfurm· antlc bond in the amount of 1011'.'~ of the C()Dtract has beiJn exccutcJ by tilt> successful bidder. The Doard reserves the ri~ht to njecl any ur all bids and to waive dc!c.ct,t In the propo$<11. . · -.Ats_att perfld Oblo. time, and ft.. Automatic: GAS Clothts OI'Yfr df11J automatic: drying method. Make wa:.hdoy aos~er witt! an Alitomohc Gas Ctottiis-Orwer. -. ' NOTICI QP APPOINTMINT Admlnlatrator E•ttla of Left,.,.. Grimm Oec;tiHd Nollct> is h~·eby !liven that Al· vin Norrls wt. JSIJ Po.al Office Ad· dress is PomeToy, Ohio, ha~ beN\ duly Hppointed as Administrator of lhe ~".-!tate o( Lafayette Grimm late or Ll'>banon 'TownRltip, Meigs County, Ohio, cfeceased, Dated this 26tb day ol No\'ember 1951:1. John C. Bar.on of the Probate Court ~ry clothn 'faS1er an.d S liiTIIs thftlper than any attw'r ot the Board of Educa . ' GAS Clothes D~r. tr takes only o m1ninwm of tff<>rt ..~ load, set the c:ontroli, ond ll!lload. And why Gosf 8eco1nt dl')irtg tlon of Western Laeal School Distriet, ltutland. Ohio . Mamie J. Heiner, Cl~rk Carl :Deni.t,on, Pre,;ident. (12) 13~0-21< ' drtod most. The easy modern way to dry cl~ IS With Sccurili('.s s ubmitted by 1he unsucl'cs sful bidders will be r,·. Ry order ' Wet clothes 011 heavy ond lugging baskets· p crfO I'InllllCc prop~rly ::~ccurcd. ,. -· ' • ... ,. ' ' ' ..-...;. . ~: of prep~ra.~ ,'. ,MYSTERY M4N-ENTRY 1$~NK $11 YOUI .5AS DIYII .. .. . .. ..... . . . ..... . ' ' NAME ........ . . ;•.:~~~:.. . i. • ' ~· AJ)QIF@I . ' ' ~ .. ~-.~.~. ' ' ' . ,... .. . . .' .....' .. .•••••• ; • •••.• •••· ··• .•• '· ~ ' . ·r • • • • • • • • •: : • • • • • , . • : - ; • • • • • • • •• • • : • • • I . ..... .. . ' . (, ., .. " �• ....' I:;~ph J-'la~;,o~r8. Darling Mn Roy Fnnkun: Mrs Otlo Bostic, Mrs. Jeu Abels, Mr•. Carl King Mra. Hom~~;r We~rs . Mrs Wyatt Chadwell. Mrs Arthur Weherli. Mrs. Earl aotiegen Mrs. W. A. Dennis, · d J Mn Hu Mn. 0 . J. Howar ' r .. 8 11 · M · en Roush • Mrs - James L a St' -a:rt rs. John ~organB Mr~ J dn~r an~w tb~ Mrs . -~ame urn ar hoste.s. SHOWER . _ 1, , ,.,,,,,,11 Adam~ . Jr ., and '" d M rs . Mrs. RaJp:1 Sayre honore J>' <n Roo•. h With a shower honor· ·' . ing their infant daujo(hter. Lmda, reef' ntly. Tht' shower was held at the Rou sh residence . R NEW HAVEN SOCl ETY · •• MR$. Yl. a... .IOMH!TOM Stone, ~...-,. R. P'. Bey·-.nt, Mi'i. F. · SIWING CLUI A. Batey. Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. . Herman Layne, Mrs. Philip . Wol· Mn. Howard AndreWI was hos· pert and Mn. J . L. St-ewart. tna to members of t.M Bend BIRTH Sewing Club 1t her bome on Hr. and Mn. UermaJJ B lack Tuesday , December 6. Those pre· 5ent were Mrs. Hugo Juhling, are _announcing the birth of a 7 Mn. N. 0. Wein, Mrs. A. B. 12 oz 11on. Brian Nel8on, born Woodrum, Mn. Ottie Roush, Sunday. December 4, at Sc:bae· Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. w. r. · kel's Clinic. The Blacks haYe another child, 10-yea.r--old, Roger IA>e. LIONS The Lwn~> Club met Tuesday, December 6, at the Legion Hall. I d I "Sun Bonnet Sue" DOLL POMEROY Mrs. Charles Yollker, Mn. WaJ.. Mrs. Paul Scally visited with reter Grinstead, Mn. Charles Jew.liiat1~es in_ Wheelin£ tbiJ week. ell, Mn. _~taoley Har~ . ~rs. H~ Bill ~ltes,_ soa. of Mr. and Vn Unmm, MlSijl Lesta Hicurd, Mu- K. K Sc1tes I! home after rt~eent~ li!! Bumiardner and Mn:. ly be!ng discharge d fr-om t~e arm~ Rou1h. Mrs Lloyd RoWJh was JD Galh· W$WS HOLDS PARTY poll~ Monday on busine.&a. Wayne Lee Cf,pehart wit h the U S "... ~:~rmes · t S. at Ch en-y P 01 0, Rev. and Mn. K. J . Scott. T-he ~ · . was home on a furlough with home was decorated in keeping h1s parent.~. Mr. and Mrs . Harry with the holiday ~ecuon. The Sr. group votro to dnnate to the Joy M M R d . " d Toy l''und. Mrs . 1. R. Roush wa.c~ r_ an<1 r s. -aym on 5 llhl. au b fa milY m oved into their new homo program leader, the topic eing t! { p I R h rt "Jc~lL> Christ: Who l.s He?" Sev1e ormer e e ous prope y. t:ral members gave readings. A Rc1·t•nl guests of Mr.s. F. A. duet presented by Mrs. Howard Ba!ry were M.r.s. Arthur Fick of I Tbe elub voted to prepare Christ· Burris <U~d Mr.:;. R. F Bryant and Pomeroy, Mrs. Paul Turnbull o( mas boxes for the needy chHdThe JSirt 11.~1 inrludcli Mrs . Har- a play "TPa with International Iren with Jack Frey as qiairman. ry Miller. Mrs. Dou~las Miller, CCinHm!t~('s"" WLI ' ll:i Vcn b.Y Mrs. ~b-~o n and Mrs. Glen Wallace oi Cable, \\'ls. The dub vol~ · d to donate for the Mrs . William Gibbs. Mn . Dwight Clayton Allwy. }{rs 01ho Lie'ving, Hi!! Caprfiart and Ollo Boslit , Christmas li~hting contci'it. Plans Sayre, Leon ~ Sayre , Mrs . Layton \-fr s Th l'lma Cllpt>har t and Mn . a1·t· medir11l palicnts in l!Glter Hos ] l'•erc made for Ladies' Night on Sayrt>, Mrs. C. II. Currr . Miss Howard Hurri .~. R i'fre.~ hmcnt s pita!. 1 Dr>cPmbcr 20. After the regular Goldyc Hart, Mr.~. llon l'". Roush, w!.'re -' "rved to tholie n11mcd above !\lr. and Mrs . Lloyd Roush were Board of ~lrectors 1 Mrs. Henry Au-: k, Mrs .. Herman and Mr..,_ otte Rou.s n. Mrs. Ber1 meeti ng, :~ in rarkrnburg Wedne ~day . meeting was held. Al whtch tlme1 Layne, Mr• . William Chisler. Mr11. nard Licving, Mrli. M"arga•·et Staab ' the club voted to purchase Red Mllt Stephen s. Mrs. B It Vance, Mrs . William Cl aric, Ml'll. Wa id WSCS GUES'T SPEAKIR Circle Calendars ror ea<'h mem- Mrs. Burl Daw son , Mrs. Edith Cun ning ham, Mrs. H::1rry i .Cape. Mrs. Pearl Mora will be guest her and a preaident's button to Rousn, Mrs. R. R. Sayre, Mrs. hart, Millie Bumg:mtner ~:~nd Mr!i. at the regular meeJing pass on each year. Gue.ts pre- Lloyd Roush, Mrs. A. L. Smi th, F. II . Raley . and Christmas party of tne se nt were R. L. Cooper and C. E. Mrs. William Md'' ar land, Mrs. United Methodist Church, to be Amo.11 of the South Parkersburg Clyde Rire , Mns. Robert Cook, I in the church parlor, · Tues.· I Club and Jobn Wolle. Some Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mr~ . Rill Baro- NIHICLIMA CLUB I-lAVE PARTY The Nehiclima Gal'dero · Club at 7:30 p.m. Devotions will twelve members also attended . nirk . Cecila Milch, Mrs. Marj held their 11nnual ChwHmas o1nin charge of Mrs. L. F. S~boen· WILLING WORKERS Reuter, Mrs. Hosmer Roush, Mrs. 1 net, December lith at the RbodQ.. The WJU!ne Workers Class of Ruby Dacr and Mrs. Val Reuter. dmdru n Farm Clubhouse with the the Methodist Church met at the FARM WOMEN !<'arm Women 5erving the dinner. home of Mrs. 0. J . Howard, Sr. The Rhododendren Farm WoDcvotions: were by Mrs. James me n held Lh eir annual Turkey The program wa ~ the roll call an,;Ball , after which Mrs. W. A. Den· Dinner at the c!u bhou~!! on De- wer whieh wu telling a Chtis tm M • nis gave the Christmu Story . ' cember II. The all -day tr~eetine storr or poem , foll owed by a girt Attend ing wer e Mn. exchange. During the busine~Se setsslon, col\llisted or devolions by Mrs. plans were made to hold a Bert Roush, and Christmas Carroll Adams, Mr~ . Phil Batey, with Rooted Saran Hair Christmas party at the home of Story. The dinner was at noon Mrs. George Burns, Mrs. Pete BurMrs. Mrs. J. L. Stewart on December and Wfl ~ followed by the installn· ris, M r~. Lewi~ Cll pCh!lrl., 19. Plans were made fur a nur· tion of new offi<'ers. A candl e- Gcorgt• CHrson, Mrs. Earl Clark, sery to be held durin~ the chur· li ght ccrl'mony was held during Mrs. Don Cooke, Mrs. Jame.<i Diehl ch se rvi!'l'll. Fifty dollars has the installation by Mrs. John Jr ., Mrs. David f" lelds Jr ., Mrs. i been collected by the group on Waterson. president of the Wllliam Gibb."S, Mr.~. Bto ntlcy Grimtheir Chri stma9 Card Sales . Mason County Clubs. New offi- es, Mrs. Foster Grimlead, Mr~. Those attending were Mr. and cera are Mrs. Hobert Hoffman. ThGmas Ho(fman , Mrs. George ------~ president, :\Irs. Bert Roush, vice McKnight, Mrs. Harry Miller. Mr~. Double TV Stamps Given president, Mrs. Arthur Jewell, Ray PickeiL'I Jr., Mis~ Winona PicHAVE MORE TIME secretar y, and treasurer, Mrs. kens, Mrs. Clyd e Rice, Mrs. John with Each UoU Sold Ridgway, Mra. Edward Ryan, Mrs. FROM YOUR Albert Roush. Magie skin, unbreakable. KITCHEN Gifts were rresented to Mrs. E. A. Schaefel, Ml"i. Vic Street, HOME MADE Complete outfit, ma-tching_ Waterson, Mis~ Patricia Schank, Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. Max PIES , BREAD · ROLLS home dcmon~tration agent. Mrs. WetheraU, Mrs. John Wolfe, Mrs. bonnet can be laundered. ALSO R. Dou gta~o~ Ro\Jsh (otlt-goinl!: Lester Zerkle, Mrs. Robert Layne, She flleeps! Shampoo her! CAKES DECORATED president) and also to Mbs Ora MT s. Jame~ Parsons and Mrs. Curl her! Comb her! Rickard <~nd Mrs. Clarence Tho· Georgl~ McCarty. To Your Order mas, after 5 years ot perfect at1tendancr. The uroup had .a A. S. Layne is here on a vard 1gift exchange. TMose present tion . PHONE OR SEE were all tho:>e 8hovc and Mrs. Elmer Mcfarland who is em. RACINE OHIO E. MAIN POMEROY Virginia Sharhaugh, Mrs. l'"red ployed at Rio Grande wns home - - -- --- _ ______ -~"'-"'-"-~.,.,.~"--.,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,..,.,.~s~·p~e"'n':cc"'r':.._'~~1rs. Edwin Jcwe~l~_rccr._.n_ tly_.___ - - - - - - lib • I • Tuesdoy, December 13, 1955' The Doily Sentinel, Pome,roy-Middleport, Ohio Page Eight The U. B. WSWS beld their t at th-:! horne ol ~l;nJQ Ypary I I I JU,. Eldoa Weeb aad Mrl. Hll'-man ScbolJ. 1 1 YJ;,; S;tt; liyiill ip.eilt SiiDd.Q SOCIETY wltb her parent., Mr. and Mn. MIDDLEPORT' SOCIETY .e Charlet HyseJt, HY•itll RlUl. Mr. ad Mn.: Charlet Swatzel ;Mr. 1nd Mrs. Charlia M.umr Mr. ud Mn. Gerald Wildermuth moved last. week 1..() tbetr newly md &On IIJefll -the · ~eod 1D daua:hter,· J.f1H ·D onna nd ..OD, Larry .apent SUAdl¥ in CoJWDbul P\ln!hued home Ofl Vale St. Col umbu~ . .. wHh Ma brotbB·lD-Iaw and sister, Mr. 1od Yn. otto Strau,s arc Mr. aftd Mrs.. Obappttle Ta·lbott Mr. and M:rt:. Jerrold Hartung m<~vlng tbl1 week from tbe Grllber and d1U,hte:r, Batnelville, villted and aons. 11Al0111e and Bruce. property to tbe Elsebtein pro- relati~.es· .her• ovv th11 we~kucl. perty, Peaeoc!k Ave. Mra. Jseir: Cowie, lllarletta, visit. Gerald Wil<1erm1.1th returned to ed here StlndiJ Ut·relatlves. his employment 11 manager of Timmy and Dennis Glar.c, sons the local A & P store Moodi.y af- ol Mr. 111d Mnl. Ray Glue are ill. Mr. and Mn. Calvin Smith and tu a week's vacation. .Mn. Donald Pullins who under ebildt(!n, Huntington md loe I. went surgery at St. Anthooy's Dobbs, caUettsburlf, K)'., spent Ml,;a Donna Wiltlermutb. stud- Hospital, Colwnbw, last week is the wet~kend with their a1.1nt. Jlio ent nurse at Holzer Hospital, was reported improving. Sara Dobb8. t be weekend guen of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ll.ay Glaze visited Mr. and Mr.t. Gerald Wildermuth. in Columbus:, Sunday, with his Mr. artd Mrs. Charles H11minJ. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eskew and sister, Mrs . Donald Pulliw at St. Lancaster, were brief visiton famlly of Charleston were y,:eek- Anthony's JJoapital. here and were accompaaied bome erwf guesta of her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Freeman by their aunt, Mrs. Iva Browa. Florence Burnside. and child~ Jpcnt Sunday with Mrs. Georse Shiveler Sr. and her mother, Mrs . Dena Zwilling. WCTU TO MilT Mrs. George Shiv.eJer Jr., returr~Mi.u Virginia Fisher of ChadesThe WCTU will nieet Tlu.mJdayed to their home in Cincinnati ton spent tbe weekend with her evening at the Church ot Christ Sunday after a several day visi.st, aunt, Miss Netti;J Koehler. and all members are asked to the former vlsite4 Miss Margaret bring cans of food, wbJ~;h are Bobn, Nye Ave., and her 1lster; CHRISTMAS PARTY TUISOAY wrapped as Christmas !lilts. -t o be: Mrs. Dana Hysell Of Syracus~. The Tbe ChriatmaR party of tho· placed in baskets being £Uled fo~ lattt":r was tho guest pf ,~ p~nts, HomebuHderll CIISI will be held needy famllies. Food may be -left 'Mr. and Mrs. Jay M'Ye1~; · at the Church of Christ TueBday at the cburtb anytime after 6 p". Mr. and Mrs. John R. Weeks or evenlna: with a dinnqr preeeding m. T.hursda;y and the pn~sident. Nelsonville are spendia.'J; . a: few the ptosram. Mrs. Tbeo Neutz.. M. L. Kelly bas asked ~hat no perdays with their parents, Mr. aod ..1Jq is president of ~c .Class. ishable food be contributed. ., ove 25 Inches High $5.95 ' 1 STARKS Open Dally From 9 am to 9 pm until' Christmas At Robes I Betty Howell PHARMACY Elberfelds Christmas Time Store Hours Beginning Friday, December 16th Mens I ' BOYS $8.95 WINTER COATS An ideal alft for the man on your Christ· list. Any robe you choose will score a hit because its stvled to a man's taste. ~e Another Big Shipment ,, $5.9$ and $7.95 Tailored Full · zipper front. self bell: IDoll!An ~nlkif. all enlors In ~•t · smart new patterns. Made with warm qullted lipln~s. of warm cotton flannel · Sizes 6 to 16. · rayon gabar_diine and tayon brocades in solids ..• and plaids. \:. Sizes small, medium a~d lbrlstmas Sale · $5.95 lar2q. ." GIRLS ''KATE GREENWAY" DRESSES See this fabulous display of girls '·Kate Greenway" ' " Dresses for school time or pafty tlme-lltUo tii'IB love to dress up in .1Jhese fresh crisp cottons an,d ' nylons-oil washable labrJ.c&-..:()ne and tWo ~ RAINCOATS (1 Styles-print. arid solids In all Sizes ·from tots teens. Water prool Black 1'\lbbcr l'aincoats--Two roomy POC· kets. All with matehin~ hats. . Sizos 3 to 6x & 7 to 14 $1.95 $3.95 • to sa.ts ·· · Children :=========='J $5.95 GIRLS Strangers-with a. Anyooe who own1 anJ drives a Cndillnc will find this a fan1iUHr ecene. For it i~· not a.t a.U • . • or to ' xchanse approvins mx.l:~~ as thl.'y wait at the traOif lisht, C..dil~ic o......,., you .... know . ' . tho! they have n1utWLl frleud ... iu ~he Cadillac car.._ chancu are thal if they were to meat, · ...uld Gn.chbey had 11. grea t deal more in com· jutt their a.tfection for the "car of tara." Fo~ (:a.:lin,ae ownc~. taking tbem ore Jl<>ple who ·. by and larp, ' oharo a keen appreciation for lbo finorJthinp in lifo. ..,....n, ,pea~<inf!, Th('.Y huve lco.rnc1l. for instance, how reason· Coatancl Legging Sets • nblc a new Q,diiJac cnn be insofar u original c0111t ·' .. is co ncerned. -~ unusual for Cadillac owners to salute me anoth4;:r u they pns.'l on the highway t.t Mutual ·Friend t tbe:Y • .., people ....;<! judp1enl and unusual pN<Iicol wiodom. or Tlu' \' ha-..·c seen fm· thcmselvtl how economical the miles ..• how dependable it is tlwough tho montha. a Cadillac is to opcralc tlwougb and And ll>ey hav< savored that 6oa1 reward for cboosins the "car of ca.rs' ·-CuJmM'• ed.r.aordi· nary resale value. . time has r.·ie.nd or come for America's ,1 /tlll ffi>)St . Why not come in today? MotQr .Sales zli>Pir SIZES 2 TO 6X -. . ' Darb'' .ad ',. 13.9s 16.~st) ·, ~9.so : Make~ was~­ one ani! . ' '~, to meet thil wonderful demandiof motOri.'tts. ' We'll be delighted to introduct you at any time you find convenient-and to supervieo a penonal demonstration OD the bishwi\Y• Warm snowsuits fo•' and girls. warm UninRs, tailored of nv-. Wfrm coat aM leWnl! ·~ts for Jilrls In all wool fabrics: Plaid and siiUdso~ts, · all will! . contrasUa~ leutnp. Siorde and double breasted, fitted and boxy. styles• ~ Perheps. in view of these remarkable facts, the $8.95 ' . - '' . l'uteko - .. , 9 to 18 nlOllths .lllld · 2 to 6 s Your . '' ' to' Sen tine No. 204 1,:-------------..;..____. .;_. ;. . ;. . ;. . . ;. .;. .-.:;. . .,.;___. ;. .-;. :. . . ____:; ,;.; .;,. ;. ________ ONLY at Weather D~'l'o'I'Jie w . t a $15.98 Volue • ' ;' rom � 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 12, 1955 childs mulford reynolds