https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/528ae980469e5b2af35abac75bbe5abf.pdf f5e33f70d30b28afe3cc9b08cb8aebfe PDF Text Text • ....' 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 �I .. - Wednesday, December 14, 1955 ~Two- - -:·-- Wednesday, De<;ember 14, 195~_ The Doily Sentinel. Pomero.,.MICidleoort. Ohlo .;... _ .·.·- . .. • ·. ,.'The Daily Sentinel TELEVISION GUIDE Channel3 ».... , , m11l· OD.e Pem.er.or. Oblo. .... a!J; tbree Nilllo1111 ICIOertlllllll ,......,. ~ Bollloellj.JGm~l. 4le.• Hi 7:00 9:00 IOoOO 10:3Q 11 :00 7flllf e8; JlJ: _fDOPtbe, blo~tt~ 12.50: ou tt:oo Dew steadily rnore aeqqaa. The cl~ " lo on illand und• . United Stli-..Brlti-.h - Prenclr-~an oceupaUoD, inside the Soviet occupatsoo· lobe. lfoyement of supplies to lt 1a covered by four· power' .i&retrQen~. BIJ.t the East puppet IOV· erll,llleQ.\ insbta that lt bOW COD· .trolt movement of · all ttaffic to the Allled •edort In· the West part pi the cjt)!. It hold• the 6:30 6:40 I ;I ·~t of · a bf9ePde .ev.r the " 'adJ. of the · f\Wu · unJeaa the 'fleet ~an IO¥etJt'run* recogDizes . it: Ui 1'to"ert'-n." I. India wa& of aaU.-Ameri· l $ec!.rflary of 1 8o85 7:00 7:30 7:411 8:00 !' i aa ' POliS· eolst imfor Channel3 Announcing WEI>NEIDAY 8:00 Si,en On 8:00 Mornlnt Sbow 9:'i!J Captain. Kan1U00 10'.00 Garry MoGre 10:3G Art~ur Godfrey 11:30 Strike It Rid" 12:00 Valiant Lady . 12:: 1~ Love ·of Life 12:SO Seanb lor Tl)mo~_. i2:-45 The Guiding 1.4llht 1:00 Katie'• Xnehelll 1:30 Welcome Travelen 2:00 Rob~rt.· Q. Lewis 2:30 House party 3:00 The Bil PayOff 3:30 Bob Cr'osb7. Show 4:00 Th• Britbttr .Day {:15 Secret Sto.riri uo MEIGS-OLIVER SALES I . a:~' sisn'THII~SDA y Oli . · oo ••om Spatliibt Weatherman I t:OIJ lle••oliiUI 5:00 Mt~ey Mouse 8:!10.,. f:ov ""~'-N.\ft .... ~.,. 6:11! Weather 8:~ 8:~ IIP<!rw !:oCI Kliida,. t'ran OJU• & 1:14 l•bo Dalj' . 1:80 loo!l.t ,ilonior · · 8:011 llo~op ' Slto~p 8:011 ~lu Tim• \bo UO Dciwn 10:09 10:30 11:1111 11;11$ ll:IQ 2:30 llood Cit~ D~eelive 11.-od 3 Lin• Ne\ta · 11:4~ Slso '011 . ond, of all people, to · an 'Italian ABOARD M. V. Al!.>TRALIA, girl. Tears. At Sea- We will be picking: up Things have been very busy . aboard. There is one youtllC man Well, now, th~re is one · whoAden soon, and that la the pomt whose wife is having a baby, getting all readY to ineet . a of complete sea ch.ange. All the !hi's mlnuie, back in Germany, . lom•o early groups will have become b band ehe hasn't seen for 1 1 dissathfled with their hastily· and he is awaiting news Y c · time, and another one Who ·ta he ing awaited b)' a 'J'hls chosen members, and will be ter. The bnby is born, but , . doesn't know it he will flnij. out what you call a s~~: / 1. starting to spht into sp mter par- ill t;olombo, but by lelter. C~bl ~H off, wh\ch means e; tles. " ~st"Q.lore titan a baby's loyet~ thlna: but yoar-::.•-· ' Aden Is' ~.!Jl.cally"'~: usoleis' Tht¥ gra!ls widow is still ~ircll- The Uttle quJ,ef:<ltill ::·has piece of port, unless you like laling. She has tried this aQd somed, buy, blo.,omedl cameras. cigarette lighters, type· she has tried that , but she 'ls The nol11y one turns wrltm·s and other hard good:;, still circulating, and looks · nlder nothing but noise. P~ple which l'Om•~ into that Arabian daily. We hnve a small ~hip's keep poppiog out of ~tile volcano-crater duty free, nn(\ nrc pool on l11e eventual victim. My hea~, 1 ~tranie faces, _and you aay:. sold lor next to nothing. 1'here is norhitmtlod Is-but that's rlot' "Witw.e . tbe hiy can they have an old Arab saying that anyone fair. Give the kid a chance. been?" · .· · . who lB still speaking when they As I said, the groups have Ahd we are onl)r 'lll!eek como back to the ship from Aden spllt asunder. The people who is blessed of Allah, and will nev- died without each other's com ~ frOm Italy. lhn, when we er make an enemy. Another pony ln Naples ·· and Me88ina are oltiQl~l You "'on't bell~ve it; ·. u•b 1arlng ta that when Allah ndw laboriously ·avoiding 'ea;~ and rieither wll,l I."b\1" ~·..U the made the Middle East, espcclatly other, trying to find 1 place lo wq ol.~ ,U'P l,ftll '\foftl'tft>Wfto Aden, he laugtwd, and then took have a cup of cotree or a be\f· dowrt to the -.ea··~n ~~~· off tor the South of France. without thi:t awful old Such-ao•· Exelipt lhe( I",a\ the ldd ·in the Sueh that turned out such ·.a· eorner, wh-o eats alel!Hi. Where were we? Oh. Well , ' now, the prettiest blonde- who ' ' looks sort of like a Dre:;den lhephQI'dess, ir you like 'em like . that- h&sift · caught a fellow, althoua;h she has been bloody busY at the chore. She'~ the ncr· VG141 .type-so eager for romance it 8'eehu alway! to elude here .. If · she'll just alt .atlll a minute I thlnk she can have the doctor. The young, pretty doctor, that Is. PltJQAY I ,.4 8:~ ~:.!'~t~~ Day . Bob Cu mings -$how 8:30 Cllma~ 9:~ Four Star Piayhou$e 10:00 Stories of the Century 10:30 Wanted 11:00 Up-to-tbeoMluute News 1~:0~ The Late Show •' ' ; ,: · · J .. 'i: ; D:ob DollAr 'a $Mend ··-·. ,.,Al~ort .. ' DAILY CROSSWORD s.,.on•• tnott-wanttd on your ChrlstrnM llst--.t price& th1t \lt'e .ur• to P...M you! So--flit• ';'Ur glv• a thrllll"g tift from SWISHEtrl- LOHS'E'S ·- ·'everybody's M•rry Chrlatmaa Stor.l S.. p In 'toclav-•.tep out with yovr ahoDplngdonel 1 PlPER-MATE,N[$t&t 111!\311;\ ~;"q.~;' .. ' -~ letraeloble loll Point/. , .. ,:[ .~ ~""• •.. ,_, ' ~~ t~turt •~Is QIFTSI The pt~rhct DI"HHtftls to please EVERY ~ 7130 Rin. Tin .::ru:. B:j)ll Oulo ~ #tiPrlet 8:30 Crosiro•da . . and ....,. thf.v \ • '· ~. eer aDd bU Ed4ie. OD ButtIll· IUD. fte diDnei .... plaDo DOd •nd ~ .,. llro. 8penday •t 1 IOD, the Spmeer bome in Pruent. for tbe oeeuion were Kr. aDd lin. liluola 8peqcer, llr. and lin. Froolt Clelu4 and ~hlldren, Marilyn, Caro.lya, ud Steve, and Hn. Bluaebe Cleland, all ol Radae. GIVE in~t efl d ·HOUSE SHOES THIS CHRISTMAS FUR TRIM MOCCASIN IN COLORS •Blue •Piak . *While •Red of fu~siug with ....• You'll gel it lovoly design I Rutland WCTU 1• ." Holds Meeting . Thursday Evening JERUSALEM UP-The Syrian cabinet met In urgent session t.,. day in Damascw to consider the Middleport Dep,t. Store I'HONI 0111• pacl! 'A meeting or the couilty .~c h ool board Was held M<inday night. in the Meigs County Superintendent's <l(fiCe, ~nd all members were pre Sl'nt. Routine busi r1ess was con. duc!ed, <~nd bill s werE> paid. ThDIH! attending were Carl Kautz. Virgil Atltins, Gqrdon Collins, f'i'(le(and Norrjs, George Perry and l'iUperintendent of !iChools, 0. 0 . Patter· Plc:tu......, In A MlnVt. $69.95 up son. ~~~~~~ Shop In Pomeroy, Ohio BEN FRANKLIN TOY TOWN ·.;, . " NOW OPEN • StiUTimeToUse Lay-AwayPian TOYS GALORE, DECORATIONS, FANCYWRAPPlHGS · GIFTS FOR ALL Fine Selec;tion Beautiful and Intelligent Parakeets ....... $2.9( . 'We Han Full Line Of Pet Supplies • . 5c to $1.00 and up BEN FRANKLIN ·.,.,,.,. !'hone 254-X "'' ' '· .... ... 1-: ..... .. , ~ ~ ' I ~ Almost 'everyone appreciates the !Jest. 1 . (\ 10:00 · Gair:; Moore A-rthur GodlNt-7 Slilko II Rioh Valiant , Liuly J Y·, (f., ' ;"; ·' ' · Remember .J.have pleuti: ~· ·'-~ 1 · · '· ·;of Coke onliand ' .. . for . Chrietut~~ It's drink Love of :Lite Search for tomorrow the Bia P~Ofl ~ . • ' 1 llllddleport, Oltlo ltACINI OHIO Lnaeli Sea o( Galilee attack which plunged the Middle East into crisis once again. -- $19.95 up '"!',-> ,,, ~.-.~~- • _.. ' . . \S.\\0 •.• ,· ' ,.. g~ieita,WiJt Bob Crosby- S~ Brighter' Dly ' • ' • ·l' toteto " c . '· A "Zoo .. full of c1o111 and colorful! ttufled)l~lm~l~ ). · ''•"98c ' AND MANY QATTI!RV CABLE EXPRESS TRAIN twetn two P.Jnt• or an ·oflan R.v"' oft Cable with Pluh!'-:ht 14!tterl11 $1.98 GIFTS '. FOR lj>OU-) Splltpul.. . 88. Bend IIRTHDATI AiiNtVIliARY The ttventh tA;rtbday of David Alblay w11 eelebnted Sundny wt'tb a lltnlly dtnDer at tht llom.e ~~t~ndmother, Mr!. JUes\s hduded h1l traDdpl«<nta, Mr. · alill Mi-a. Wilbur Alh1tJ',. Duobar; .Hobert Ashley, Runtlngton. Da· Yld reeelved a Ia..~ dl\corated ~t from . hll &re•t li'llln4mother 'Ruby McKendrle, Other IC\141B milliatui'e birthday ...., from hla m.loltlii lfandm.iiJior. lin. e. 11. Wlai, lr. ~. PAPER, .. HEUZEOF-JXE:lf'Z~ .~~-. "- --~ 1 ·-· FAMILY • CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS hill it: to LON&tra·LLOW , . Ooo letter elm ply &lan'l- fo~ OMIIMr. in 1111, OICIIilj>li A li t!OI4 lor the threo L·., X taO 11101\illi-0 "., ~. . . . . . Itt~~ ~rophlu, the lensth and ronni~ , ot the worU an - Nllw. each day th• eode leU•n an -~~· A Cl'fPiorroilo q,ofatiU ' Ill ll E U Z E A 0 ll H •V S' lC t X II Iii H M .' ' Where lt'o Juot A Good Place To Trade Betty Howell Defense Minister Rasbad Bar· •m ada appealed to tht!! nation for WCTU of RuUand , but Syria-wide demon.stracember meeligg o--1 Uoooo against Isrliil Underlined the noon at the home of anger or the Arab nations agairul Kenzie . The devotionals and program the Jewi.<ih state. were in keeping or the Chri.slma:t . ln[<lrmed source! in Damascus spirit. silld the nation probably would accUs'e Israel of .aggression in a for Scripture reading from LukP. 2 , .Dill complaint .to th~ United Na. Chapter followed by singing of tlotu Security Council and de~hristmas Carob; a playlet "Keep mand ita punishment. mg Christ in Chrlstma~:" messt\ies were given entitled Too Busy for · Crowds surged through the God, Give God a Chance, Some 1treets of all Syrian cities demand· Secrets In Prayer an-d Why I :Am log arms instead or bread .soon a Teetotai~r. after annuuncement WWI made of Six members paid dues for 1956 th2 attack which Israeli sources and it was decided to fix a basket uid cost 55 Syrian and six Isn:illi at Christmas lime for a worthy l.iV(lS. family. 1, In Cairo, Raif Bcllama, acting Delicious refreshments were secretary gf'neral of the Ara,b served by the hrutf!.!is. Learue, swore the "Arabs will answer Israeli Qgre.~slon wilb dOU· " He said the Arah and 1 $3.25 up POLAROID CAMERAS The Guidinc Ujhl Katie's Kitc:b~b Welcom, Tratdet:l llilllefl· Q. towb •us We Gin S&H Green Stamps frosting, place a doily on y0~ 1r cake while it's warm, and sprinkle with $7.50 Trade In Allowanot 8:1)9 Sign On 8:00 -Mom!-. Sh9w . 9:00 Captain Ka..na:aroo • • • • Opera 1: Romeo Slyl01 . . ELI!CTRIC RAZORS JlJ!I.*" l!huse~ol'fl' ~ Moa'o Lealber HOUSE SHOES "TOYS . a'IJ!I• _ .._ .a: .-a ' alii A~ .. - - sc·HOOL BOARD MEETS CUDDLY The Racine rive led every qun· 31. Deco,. ) t,r, 14-12, at the nd of the fll'8t ; • In 24-17, at the hJLf time; and 44-26 · · at the etid of the ttdrd quart~r. The wtnnlnt five was paced by 10. Or1ham with 21 points and close oa hl1 heela in the seorlna; divl· ilon with 18 points waa Young, a torwarcl. Kehny fty1ell led the DAU..Y CRl'PTOQUon:..881f'a JIO,W Ioera in •corlll,f with 17 points. A :11 y hll ~teat Mr.a. I Eastman Cameras ,~~;Y!"-!~~~ Racine Tornaoes Whip Rutland 5 By 60-46 Score ol by Whitney Ingraham, Mn. Ro~ Arnold and Mn . Denver Thdma wu presented and included erwp •inJinJ of Chr11tmu e1rol.l: "Tbe Le1end of the Chri.stmu Tree", by Mn. Jo~eph Struble; "Chrt.l· mas When I Was a Girl", Mn. IDfl'aham; and each member tolcl. of a Chrlltmaa memory of their childhood. G1m 21 were played un der the direction of Mn. Arocld with prize~ awarded to Mnt Thomas McCluns: who also received the door prize and MrJ. George Buchanan, after which "•ecret pal" glfta WPre exchan.a:ed. Shick, S.;:.beam Remington, Ronson ,rt.t do you ever-loving know? · TIIW uniform, ead that he ill, nalium. planned '-t_..,A_ •---·• Storm At!Count We nave had a · t•·aQedy of loVe. We ain't out but five days, a11d 1lready we got a tra(lcdy. One of the a;lrb• cnme out irom Auatralie a year ago, eyes full of moonbeams and 5casprny, and s,Jle went for a u niform . She thade heavy plans Lo rdurn hom,eward on the same ship, With thf! 9ame uniform, tmd ' The Rllclne Purple Tornados , ~l the nets for 20 points in the fourth quartt'r to overwhelm the Rutland Red ~vii!!, 80-46, Tuts· d1 yniiht at the Rutland A'-Jmf&ram .,..,_j. A. wb Mid ..~-~raZ' ~ed -.;;:.1 ~ r a· . . - --~--R •w~ru; SUGAR . ;:~ ioiili~Brt.~ a,o~·· _· tiiiel oo o?Vulron , ~ 'fh~ Vise · Bob Wagner Spol'tt 6:55 Weatherman 'slit. . . ............-. ....... --.. . .. ............ ._ ..··-· t.W: Gueru wen Ywnne lir~hfteld. [ aaetU who eDloY* IUMI IUd CArolyn Myen, M.lldred Bolch, dlnc(ol. •Biadt: •Biae xxxxxx ,·, 0:4$. ,_. · . Uo J~r . . ,. Howeparty ~..~Roomrdjll:tilwfp ,1 wi th Chrltt.mu illcludinl 1 llfll li&"bted tree under which a;itt.a for LEATilER SOLI! HOUSE SHOES SERVICE AT THE MACHINE SHOP SALES AT 284 W. Main St.-Pomeroy, Ohio See Robert Thompson - Hubert Fulton or Lyle Hyt;eii-Phone 88-J ~-00 A:bltOH. & ,c;l>iteUo ' 6:30 ~•-'. o.l S<otlaad Yard · 4:30 On·Your AcCount 1:00 Gene Autl'y-Roy Rog.,., 8~00 Lu.cky 8 Rancb 6:30 Your Eua Reponer 6:4lS ·. 8:00 I,IIOkeyl(oq.. 3:30 Bob Crosby Show :~ FOR ACHANGE... Confecilcmers _. 3:154 S\tlil Qn·. · 4;00 llllieilanA . 3:00 Tho BIJI Payoff 1 FoUowin( l h!l dinner lbe group adjourned to the aoeial room TRACTOR SALES WaoUrM' Soon, . 11:1~ Follow :rllat lolon 12:30 Search for Tom.,.... 12:4~ The Gu!diQI Ll&ht l:llj) Kolle's Kitehen 1:30 WelcOJ'IIe ·Tra.e!Ol'l 2oOO Robert Q, Lewll went and got hfmeelf enjlged. held Monday evenini at the Fed· erateti C::Ou:-:h. A three course turke)' d inner wat served to tbt dinin1 roorn by the Hap_py Harvet1ten clua. Greenery, red &treamer.l, tnow and Chrl1tmu balls decornted tbe table.. Fnon were •mllll tree• made from multi-coloreli balls and china bells on wtUcb the name was inscribed. ArJJuc/de's 12:00 Valiant Lady On Romantic Antics Of Fellow Federated Church Scene Of Yule Dinner Youth of the ·year SurpiiSe ' l1f D!rfhday [ T~><AlllTHDAY CIILUUTia m....,h blrt.bdiJ o1 wm ilm Milla' • • celebrawd wtth a 'Held Monday By Friendly Neighbots Club party lloadiY nl&ht II tile .............., J - m, fM The 1nnual ChrW:mu pw-ty ol whieh wa• decorated In teeplDJ h;nner Held of blo rran4molher, lin. Joe CUoter. Blrllltla7 - · ..., 1,1, P01tlewait, North S.CODCI A.Yeaue ~pop WtA , ...-vt4 to the Friendly Nellhbor! club was FULTON- THOMPSON 8:30 Stop "T)Ie lllusle ' Morntna $bow Ca~lain EQaeroo Garly voo<e· Arthur Goll(rOJ At This New Location . lfurtlCa., ExprMI 12:15 Love ol Llle Br ROBERT C. RuARK Ferguson Oliver- New Holland ' and De Laval Farm Machinery on Your ACcount u :ao Strite tf Rich RUARK REPORTS ON 1 I and Will Now Handle 6:55 7:00 Pa~ti Pf!i!t 7:18 Doug E~wotd>; Nowi 7:§0 The Ra:nge' Aider 6:00 Arthur Godfrey II Friend• 9:00 The MIIHoadu 9:30 I've Got A· S8cret 10:00 U: S. Steel J.IOI.lr 11:00 Up-tO,the Mlftute News 11:05 .Late Show · 8:00 9:90 10:00 10:30 PaaeThree 284 West MaiD St.-Pomeroy, Oltl6 5:00 Gene Autry-Jli)y Rogers 6:00, Lucky 8 &ncb· 6:30 Yqut' Esso RJjo~r 6:~ FULTON- THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES Has PurchasecfThe l 8:00 SliT~ Qn Soviet P~mler Nikolai "" WHTN WCHS-TV THU~SI>AY -over the wild attacks visiUng ·s. & ·Mary For!.f ll:j5 Qr~t~ ~lllbh of Century 11:30 TOIJI&ht -' 1:00 Sign Off 1 embarrM~~&ment A. BulP..ni.u and· ComrnurUrt Pary Chief ~lklta ·Kbr1J8hchev have made 011 the UnJted States and IL<l At. Ilea. Ne,wi.,f:IDture ;r..e, Paltl li:tO Press Box support to give up which otfiand not u if denunci~lng used to up Indifin sP.n. J!l.ye 1~: Cunha, held tbil ~~IIsee Ernie Show Science Fietloa. Theatre C~te Time R~w; .Caravan Ser!en Dlretton Pia)'. bouse 8:30 Jl'ather KnoWs Bet:t Utl Jtiafl Theatre This li ¥our Lile DrmoB Rilllyoii Theatre 11:00 lfeadlines 11 :05 Weathercast I Oulles, in a With , vl51tinl!l 1 Mlnbte1· tidy WEDNESDAY Today CoUee Time Dlat1 Don.l[ Sfhool Search for BeHLily 11:80 li'eat'her Your Nut 1:0\) Bob and Jan Carr Present l o30 Susie 2o00 Camera Gou t > School 2:86 lbdustry on Parade 2:-C Modern Romantes 3:00 Matlnt.-e 4:C0 Date' Wuh Ute 4:15 .Fir,t Love 4:30 OTd' Tllher 6:00 Pint3! Lee 8- ~o Howdy 1>00~ 6:00 Flatt. &:- Scruggs montll, •· · Gormaft -~llnl.ot • T,he Daily Sentinel - - Ml-• M•ION •••• , ......,.. L • • • • - Mer. ~ •"• •- - - Leziatton An., New Y..lnll:; CitJ, iUWD.eQ ...,. aii:enooa. u. ~!, t!. Y. <Opt 6llll<lo7 J>,. Tho Ohio Voll., Sublc:r1pnoa rates: Delt~ ~ - . t . lbe, lit 110 ICethlllle earrler wh@!'e aveUabl~ BO eentt IlL. Pomero,. 0. lluoiJWI o!flc• per week; oae year In edvanet ....... ..Utorial olfl<o at The Dallr SentiDel olfiee, · .15.10; 1lx moa.t.bl, f1.80: three tnoatb!, 13.90. By motor route • .... IIOB•here nalla.le: otte aa.&lt, 11 . . matter af':tbe pos' ortk... at "'· The Da1lv Sen11nel The Dolly Sentinel. 'omerov-Micldleport, Ohio • ' 0 ,_. Get Extra Coke STOP- SHOP.,. SAVE AT MOOBE~s Pomeroy ------:- Phone 388·Y "·.'; For Tile Holitlilyi ;: lOmE~ ORDR AUlROtm Of 111 ClltA-tlli.A ~AQ THE PARKERSBURG COCA-COLA BOnLING A ·,·,, · �" '. .' ' ' ,ehlo •I ' .. ~ - ' The Baily Sentinll j ~rie~uad\ltins Its Third Straight By l6<3l Score • A ·~\il>i Pim""T l'l!lll»r D..U 1 . b~ quiate~ p.ve the Gw.U· The underdog Panthers m\aht tpoii$.~'b,iri1.l '" fell iNN t ~ve fOB~~- it eveo clOseT against )lllhl <in tHi l<loOL·Iobrt, bill • •ltY~11 rid:im the lo....,ii 1111!• fa the defendln11 lap.w In the closing minutea of period. Ga.LlllRMM· bad w~o eatne through to tab tbe flrst ocha Pevils but for a ~he!,t:a8tli ~~ ~111.. In jomp!'(! i•to a 4-0 lfji\1; ll11.t tbe ~EO ·f~ by a -~ sebre. Th~ Pa~tben•. paced ttj )MI 1\tl . An~lu~~ gow an :witAU Oftt drews, C!Jme bat'\ io ~~~ \1~- the ~am• : y ·~Ytilt ,t he record of , 31' game at 8 ~- Plelld bt 'Won\~ ~cel­ ~vf Wbj 'h9!1d by the ftan· }ent sbootuif: M:thll O'dt.taW. the ~b!W><O\altti ·If, tbe mly tblr!ies. Devils tbep hll fo• loW' quick -!· , · '· eoals to tate ·a iood lead, and _ *• ..,... 111~ IOIIM ,,...-,• kor '-•'"Y'I imooth worklnt tilt nnllt IIIIUt 01 11\oy ..... thtlr thll'd lttattht det:lli<* .:8 ei:" ........ f~ held a· 2tio m.tilh at the end of the first~ . - - t'• tttMni tt.M - r~ ,. --~-- .. -· " NEW Gf . ~nd . . ..: . ' 17 JEWEL •• •,t oa W.ATtHES 0' ' Hond\Ome, famous made wdtches Arriving just in time fo'r thristmas gifting 1 out lt'ld 45·3S at tl1e time, !)'ll:t M a nice but stall, 1 . .rrtftc 1• 111' .ven- fha wUh som• Mn• ~ndlna. ~n eddltl6n hit play~ tft'• lest quert•r and a lt•lf ·with , four p•r50nals oft him. Ha,..lcl Brown al10 playld 1 tr'Mntfldout a•m. off th• bo•rdt, and ..tdH 10 points to th• IWMI"'J 11 ~ hit' I for B from ,.," *hrow len.. Th• r&•l of tM Panthan also playtd ftft!J btll, II'Ut COuldn't quit• copto with the d..dly shooting of John Milhoan, who · l~ Morril, . \'o Baker, Kauff, C Kei-1 Kr4Ytter, · .tlr. an'd .9 "·' McKI•nW, G E•stei>. 'G lard Wildermuth, Mr. and lfr11. Kenneth McEJhinney, Mra. Arthur SkJnner, Mrs. Harley Swl~er, Mn. t:arl Brannon, Mrs. Bobrt1 1ay, Mrs. Hat-old LOng, Mtt. John ~ayei', ·Mrs. Bern1rd Sowards, Mri. Marie Hauck, Mrs . . f)illib Darst, Milton HoudasheU. 0 rol)lan nova\ler ltcheh ' bowie! llurra~ NoliOi!rt\to ,F G . I~ . 0 0 •0 .. J . ~ Your Confldenoe II t)j ··. tJ~~;6Y!s . ' . c~""""· P 1 !!10 • lit···· . . Fe Jl\lkllt., M'llholl!, Morgan, C ••"• G y..,t.", G Totals 2 In OurS~ . ' . l>l.,ai'ftilt~ltt i .. ... . ·, . .. ,,f'.. i ' -' ·~·rr· j 'i ·' 14·11 l.fl 2·2 l.fl IT 32·16 FG 1· .. •' O.fl 6-2 0.0 11 '. ~ ~• ~4 ' lli!t sroa~. .:· G-IFT • HOU~ . _, r ., ~. .;, :.. ,. : ' . ' 9 AM TIJt;PM , : . '' -~. ' ,.. ,, ' . ' -~ ~· - or ..w. . ,. ' TV Rep 'c au Coin~le\1: JJtuw ~Jel. :$4 981 All MeiWL 3 Whe\iJ ~~l\iOIII Oraio .~j 2·1 20 30 42 50 ..,.', ', ' '·;,. .· ,.: '_:, . ' ? .. '! . •. ~~-; .u.t lhiiS . 'b6t.i. "'' . . ., t ' c~ ; - . ' ~ Mh:r~jle Sit ...... $~.ft . lJ;i~i!t'tlty lfilfl•nt tiul!st . !petthr,Mbrtdoy 32-17 . ·oit.rtle ...,.,., set . . . ~'* Miller i'leoP.n &MY Andy ...U,~'""-'o~ -·-- . 'w~en: lt~tcker. . . . . . $8.98 peg Chest, 41n 1 ..... $1.91 P<igo 811~, 2 li""'!'- , . $U~ Boit:llg Gloves. i~ & 7.98 : ·. :: lli!8t'I1PtiON ' ..... .. . Milisciit Trtatt6r .. ... $1 US 011 Piobltloli'Set' .... $1.79 • Basebatl and B.lt .•... 59• •, ,;,_6i fOY'S...E'iERI DO-LLS . TOYS FOrt ALL F 1 12 0 . ' SELEcT NOW FROM Our 8iggeit SEL£tfiOH AJmiiilitt ' 6.3 0 2 3 HUNTEit! Auxi/Jary, VISIT OUR F i Thlt . WitU>t.IAIUtbf; . . ., 10 22 il :If : tevre and lavr.. --- Turkey Dinner Is · Served To Legion · l'brtO~Y ,: ·~cOl'e: 1 Ill E. Malil St. ., Martin hitting 11 (!nd S. T. John· Rnhni~ Carr was high fdt ~he lm~s With nh\e points. I=REE 1 $880.00 FREE 2~.•. ..... · ••t5tl't et~t ·· t,.. ·. z Miltun Lambert S(ored 12 polnts tn lf'ad lh~ Pari.lhcrs with Ronnie • Mrs. Tb.Pmaa Bowen, Mr. •nd .-Mrs: MUlam. Grueser, Mr. and Mrs . RUisel1 Wlbon, Mr. •nd Mrs. MJI~ : '-£_'; t • ~ FG Tlloo NtiJIW lftd · ¥~- C.h~tet:·~n.~ Mr. an_d P}'Otram were Md Mra, Harold lob8'e, ·Mr. o<f · ·tootn which Mra. tlel)mia Xint'aid, Mr. .,ad Mrs. Wtll*"d Boyer, Mr . .alld )dts. . ' TP ' Ga11Jpol11 Thomaa, F !J>jle>iy. •l~ lilri: · m-: ana ·g:rs.;-QiiDVer Ril!i, son . rUne. Awafded Det. . Dtibald f&'t. BOYS illiP · TM b'Dx ' , G1'rdfter·· 'tend. thi For the flnt timt tb!s seasol\ the Panthers were out gc.aled a! they hit onlf 20 per cent or ~~~~~l'i wilh 11 goals in 5~ trles. Gahlpolis h;~d a much better average . ·~~· dlnh6r $US}o$s,oo An mana g:t-d tiJ hold the ball most o the time the rest of the game tO protect lht:ir lead. ~ ··, . :-"'. .. .. : -' : Until Ch~latmea Ev1 t·"COLLtNS JEW •'' For TIJii To Insure Yol' ~,boicest Sel~ttp111• OP!N MNINGS 'Til9 PM • BEGINNING MONDAY, DEC. 19th Prizes . By WilBon Bmthern ~nd Arrow. whlte and colors. Seve· ral ~ohar . styLes. v'· ' ·a·.. · e·· .,;_._ bRESS SHIRTS New Mercha11dise Is ARRIVING DAILY iii MERCttANDlst 63 1he.. P..antberS were high. Gallipoll$ ari'd did BULOVA and HAMILTON I Anna MI!N'S the ..,. llil aw.... IOjf In leorlrlt , ~VIti\ 14. j.alnto ,. ' 18!. Hehl'Y 1!0· Ml!W Kl!OXtllllo 1!1 M"!!1•tf'lo~ ~A . St. . \'}ft~:)Qdr, ~l!ri's glft.list. We'll help you moke sure the gentleman re~ts ~erril'jt !. a for the f'anth <.> rs mldwey in th~ Ia .~ \ slnnza, and when Milhod foul ed out ft:lr G.:tlllpolis with 3.1! to go in the gpme the hnpefl or For PM~•roy M'n't •• • • , • • • lo for Trotwood :t9 ea Piqua • Shop' ohhe' Ne,.,;.. York Clothing House. Just moke ohe stop nere end with 17 baske:t s in 50 attempts. From !h(.> fuul line th'& ~anthen hit 17 out of 82 witll tlit Devils tutt1n.!1 16 out of i2. lAdies . Pon'l erov lost Andrews ta 43 Union City 79 Mtdillon Ind M POMgftof · SOCIETV I Men Appreciate couple of . mi nuleti in the middl~ of th e quarter aa he committed his fourth personal f~•ul, but he had to l't•me back into the game Devil s ' ~HiPMENT ~ still heir\ a 42 -31 lead at the of the thi rd period. I 53 Early in the third ~;~eriod th~ P!lftther.; c11t tbe maf1!;!ft til 81-21 I ! two fouls by !ii.Jalls ilnd one 'by Harmon cut Into the l11ad , b11t thl!l Dev i l~ mnn;.gl:'-d to hOld an, and Gem• lh.rnwu :J!~o fculed t or tbe Panthers mtdway it'l ·_, J.UST ;, ICHS 40 with 3 3!'i to go ru; big Junlot H1w· thnrn e fou led out rr>r lbe Pan- 0•111· tf wn "'• flttt ,. st. Cllarleo 84 1 Milhoan a11d eompany managed to k.t!eJ.l th•t marxtn :iNWld Hi point s Pumero) cut the ~Nd tu 30-22 ju-;t before halftuue fllb Ht•uwn h1t !vr twu strai ght (r ef' ' :~'( ,J.)::~. ' . ' ·' • ' ' .I ' "t. • •. " ,, 21 lnoll BoYI ..... IIUI ., •' . '• )I ·/ -. Skating'·/'arty l>ti~l OH,f tVSLEa '. - ...... ~-;--~-" iftliil tndl li.b11 . . . . . u•.!• ze iaot. ob=lil .... . Ul.tl Gr.Jup Plans For litl \iiltiil\rilll if ' Busy t;~ loU' .. lll•<llllif•ltllo ~ " ..... 611'11. " " ~ 21 larh llo)'b . . . . . ~t-­ !4 iaeh ilop .... ' $41 ~i .& iiUtt iii . . J '' . 'i'eil Qllotf; for a aka I lngll .jl. tilJ-CYCUS ......... : .. : . .$7.9.; •• CHILO$ TllAINER BJ!(£, .· ' :'''. $14lt4 . I Llghl Eleotrlt (;andolier .... . . Tinsel PICKENS MASON'CITY;W.'tA. .. He Oller Blid .. f!t.ll & & HARDW '· �Pomerov-Middleport, Ohio 1955 Wednesday, December 14,.1955 filE 8IJITH FAMit'f , - WANT ADS IMIRGINCY CALL A. H. Weber; Horatt Cave, lnsuron~ I . t.· i 21 " ADMuiA.L TV. Like new, with COMPUTE lusuraq.oe ~II. &awa:_1 ~ per ~ ODe certio&. JIIDU,~ dlar&e b!lt..- · antenlla Am leaving town, w!ll Ufe, Auto, Fire, Poll._ Cali1Dall t...:ull••laeertloaL CGt1 per word fot tm. ._ oa<rlflce , Call 63"" v ..,, ...nA ""'"· u1.aA•~.::r. tlblu, · rt . ~ .... . _ , _ .. ,.,. ~- .. ~··- -·-- --~SpN=tal 0JH •0111ll fur 31 ceata po . lt.lt.Btc nllNKING Oi'' buyi~ l.alllr~l por woN. 114 J For Rent Gu..,nteed uvl!:p 111> 1o 801'. J'u1l rate otJ eta.ll pe: word •UI --V. 0 . EDWARDI, Pllnt ...~ be cbaapd for advoU\isi.aJif not 3--room FURNISHED APARTMENT Home 434. l ·U ·.. Plid fear-Wore Lb~ tOtb of each wltb private bath. Utilitie.s paid. I I' I mOGII! folio...., lo.Jertion. over Voaue I JJ--.. -.. I ., J. -: ~- IBe a Practical(' 12-13-3t.c F--;-'RNISH•n HOUSE for llllt. ... """" For rent.:......FURNJSHED HOUSE, Completely modND . ~~~ 'f tooms on Uncola HUt, witb painted. Oa Linoolq ~iJIIitl . garage and laundry, baa beal Call 330-M. lf,l't·U :J.Id ol t'haab ud bpt'dal N~· and floor furnace, tbermolijtatie MODERN FOUR ROOM HOU~!:--~-00 • ' •v. .b priDted at ""'' controlled. for appointment, wo - --=•- I large living room, two bedrooms J.at elassifled rate.. Oblt.uariea call EwiDJ Store, Phone 133 or fair size kltchen, bath, 50 per at 1 eeDt per wor4, Ewina: rsidene~.J. 12-3-tf <'en\ ba!i.ement. cm'IJ (urnace. lot t'".ur&ed Ada n..:elved: br mall Gl' Z Flve room modetrn APART· 30X200 rt . on good paved att'eet. telepho!M llYeD eartNl ~· MENTS, with laundrf ud with all utilities fn and i;i•ld tiOD. age. New G-room dwelUag with for. Out of town owntn' Will ~~:araae ud lau.ndry. Pbone sel1 for $6,000.00. Reasonable 311)..)1, A. N. BeD.Iel.· ~2'f.tl down paymeltt, balance at 8 Ill I pt>r Ct>nt intere8l at $.1().00 per · FOI' rea&-&xtelllioa Ladders. mrnth. Vacant , posseu:loo tO· PIRMAH.INT WAVE SPECIAL Scaffold Boardo, Drop Clotho. mOrrow. This prflgN1y Is lo~at· CHnloo Fllbor, llld~ $6.00 iw:hin1w Wtve, $3.00 ed J.a Pomuoy, Ohio. If Inter~ PboDe 8280-X. ~1-l..U $10.00 Cold Wave, ~.00 ested eoolact Hobart bUloll, LOVILY LADY IIAUTY SALON RealtGr, GallipGJIII, Ohio. For ' nnt-Eioctrle ..n_.. Call the Reeidence t:I-!Utc •teultr. C11nton l'l&ber", )tid. PlctvfM i• Gtatt, "Mrs. Virgil RDUAh standing in h._ s,acJous lh•lq dleporlPh. 11-l.U 12-·lUtc room beforl tht flreptott• ,,...... -. Good Ooan Uootl Can ing wisitqrs 1t 1 open.ftoua. Lronlog done in my home. Betly APARTMENTS, Gravel Bill, MidAD Makot IIlii Models Howell, Racine. 12-J2·6tc dloport6170-J. IG-25-tt 46-M. I ,, l f "' Santa · with I21 ) f... eo -Stot_c:..___ Phone Shoe Store. I ' I \ .._ ' was ward Tlltaiiy ttlal ·kfr brother, taken to the Yelp Genenl Hos- L.o .PbUUp,!!l, Colun::16ua Safet)' pital, early tblt mo rning by lhc Dlrector, u.nderwent_ .IUtlti'Y at ·omeroy Em:er1ency Squad, suf Wh.ite Cross Ho1p!t.al, TuasdQ. He Jj formerl1 of Pqmeroy . ."erin( from 1 heart co.nditian. Cllnlllef AAI I3te1Nd bJ lu A ---,-::-;-::---=---~----'11. ...W. bo publ•·•.., t11o """' 19) For Safe 1 flO tH dol u r«Cvod. I - l'ln'on ia Ad.vertblnt-ShoULd be reported ltnh;ecllat.j,f. 'tbe o.tb' Se~ll~ will not be rupona.ible far more tbaa oae iDeorreet iD- PHILLIPS UNPI. KN!PI Mr.t . J. w. ~),JutJIY netlved· I ..u-. siublilhed aar-1 co•••••t~•• SYOIM·SCIIII 1011 'lotliies -.x. •boY• I . $69.95 Value ,.,........,................... ,_ ............ -......,..................... .,.•.,... ,.,.., c..,~... . . ......................... ..., ...... .... ~ - '*"" o.n. ethnd. . ..,_ optn on Cole Str.tl" and viewed tht v..-y l•t· Ht ht lftoftnil Faciou• llvln,. IHSTIIIU 1J JOuUlU -IAVII !~·-~-~~ sale. APABT·~~=·::::A::U:T0::8:A:l:,J18:;:::::: LET OUR ELECTRONIC SECRE- Two Furoilbed 4-Room UtlliU. _ MENTS, aew furniture. YOUR WAIIIT paid. Call 60W·M. 8-20-U' ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE He who haa the wel!IU'e of IN THE EVENINGii CALL 397. FURNISHED 4·ROOM APARTthose he urvee at he8ft MENT for rent. Ground eO· JO't'n..ED GAJi.-....IU\IUatJoD RUan1cl trance. Preft.'l'ably adultl. Call We serve with equally 'thou.eht· HJdca. .See ,UI for priC&I. · 337.J. . 12-9-6k ful considentioa. The hOnielllle comfort of our ruoerll boQJ.e, at Rutland. 1( J6) For or a11d our personal attendance TARY TAll£ ~ ~l1URE . Re~t HOUSE 1n Suiar Run. Inform•and friends, reflecta the apirit lion, 12'1 Butternut. 12-4·18tp of our service to the living;omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT ( to 8erve as we would be &erved. ~luodng and brake service. P Wheel Cbalrs Hoapltal Bed! Hacketl.t' Safety Service. WeSt - - -Ambulance Service Main St~et, Pomeroy, 011 ' Will hire a yot.tt•" man wUllng to Phone W Phone 261 . &-&· , ' Jeafn the service t~tltlon trade. TREVIY·FINST.IWALD · Write Box 668·Z, % The Dally funer•l Hom~ Sentinel, Po~~•Y_·__ 12-13-tf 1.'-~:;:;:;;--=;-',::;:;:;;:;:;:;;;:;:::;;:;;;;:;;:::;: I 8 J Auto Sales Wanted, lull·tlme co.nblnaUon MAX WA,RD 19S. CHEVROU.:T Bel ·Ai re 4--door nun~ and house-keeper. Good 115 E. S.concl St. PhoM 6l S1'dHf1, $1391:1. Blaettnar's, Pom4'wages, nine hours lrr!e weekly. Pom•rov, Ohio fuy, Ohio . 12·10-tll c Loi5 Cecil, MiddiepGrt. Phone 6079. 12-18-31<: 19M ·t:'ONTIAC Delux 4.door Se· d&n, $1595. Blactlnar'8, Pome- WANTED-8 tl'ucka to haul coaJ. , roy, Ohio. l2·10.6te SwJ:alier Coal Co. 12-12-3lc I 7 ) H I W ed e ant . 0 • 1~ DESOTO VB 4·door Sedan, $1798. Blaetlnar's, Pomeroy, Ob!o. 12·10-ftte gon , $89~. Hlacttnar'J, r~rn eroy , Ohio. 12-1(}.6tc 1952 OI..DS VB Super "86" 4·door Sedun, $ll9S. Dlaettnar·~. Pom· I 2·10 6te {!lOY, Ohio. 19) ForSc.le - - ----···=--c. c - EMPLOYMENT WANTED - Of· tic:e work or · baby sllling; •full or part tlmc . Phone 3471. Ra cine. "'" ---·-~- - · Maaoa, W. Va., RALLS BEN FRANKLIN 12·1.f..3tp _ SchoolHead ·. .ToSpe3kAt :::==='-======-- Brotherhood ) ,• . 111 ) Wonted - - ·~----- -~ To Bu.; -·--·-'- Good yo~tng HORS~. 11lnglo and truck farming. Phone .l!:ddle Thoma.. Cheshire 77478. 12-13-3te -WANTED -------------TO ~ar, Bauwood, AIM Olk. Popilr, 'lumber, &4. lretll ..... Tuppen or dey. a-t, DtUvered to our PlaiDJ, Ohio yord. delivery. Wri~ or CMh 0111 ctU u for particulars. Tbe Otlio Valle)' MIJ. Corp. Phoae Coolvtlle 1880. 24-tf Jo'or tale-New Zf!llttnd WIII1"p; RADBrrs. 3 do ~·• ahd 1 hurk. · llcal•tered stock. E11ch d<'<'' ha' 6 titbit~~~ , e Wf'~k.!i old. Alllo tW<J mov•t)Jf hlll('hf!ll. R('a ~on ror ~tcUinJ, movlnA awav. Phone 8lf..f, C. E. Dow, PGmeroy. port Tecbniclln.. Pbc.ae . . Y e-18-U lAiiio • TELEVISION !'boaf! 300. CI~IN'd SER'vlcr Aptllaaet bt.Ore 111 \\. M•ta at., hmcror J.:&3·lf V · ... ' .. ' son. ·Melvin. riorilthy Circle · spent ORPHAN ANNIE I . . Cllf!. . ' · .. : . '' SaliU'day. I o· • •. ' · ' • •· · r' w ' Cttn You lde~tify ., ' ' New:~56'DODGE ... WE SELECT ONLY -' VERY BEST IN USED CARS You hove aomethint To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Dolly Sentinel Dltploy Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Got Results- reeord in the book on· the Bonneville Salt. Flatl, plua a llock of International recorda held by foi'Oiin oport.t carol · ,....,d., Only Dodge brinp you oueh ricA The lOOk, tho ft<l, the ,owr of n.ctt&ll. A¢ it ean all be youMI in the aensation&l Dodp Corollfll Seri.....,t1ie Kina st .. buy in the low pricO Ji•ldl ( . . VALw LfADfl Of Till FOR~Atf) Ida« ,· ..> •. 11-I._IJte . I e ··~T 1~ ·~••• •h.w. IN USED CARS Ill WINI lew ·<,IYttr p ..w•nc-..rt ~arke-Dannr. Thorn•• TVJ . ~"e.a YW ,• • ~~ '. INIW Coliltst lach W...l Still Time 1o *Jal ·N~I~ . NOWI . I < "YOUR 1-00 plus .,., '• fandh' SUNAISl not ellllblo No.J Wnrt& 10 SUN$11' STAtiON" 5.00 990 MYS'ttltY MAN CONT~ST RULES Eacb d~y unUII\ll'the~ notice, ,The Dally S!ntln~l will du~ a Mystery Mli!i COlilet\t WW1 .the prlz~ lllcreeslll.lt In value e~ch day the ~t.UY Man.IB not Identified ers will be announced ~ach t)nto tho Mystery IS !II••. lde~tilled. Each 011trY m\1111 have :Y(!ur name and autll'fl' to l>e·elh(lble lor the prize. . .. Thtre can be only one wl.llner. Tbe eatiiQSI ~.stmrk an~ neatness of enlrY docldes lit<! winner In case mot-e than one correet Entries an reee1ved. ' MY~t~R.Y MAN ENTRY BLANK NAMII OF 1\P'~TERY MAN ....... .. · ..... · · · .. · .. ......... ............ .... ......... . ............ . ' ·.rr~..-.~~~ ·ADQRJtse ~··~··· · .. ~. · .. ~~ · ···················· ' Corntr I i '. .' i lery Moa " ,,,. I ' 0 0 0 ' I I . · ~ '1!!<.\. •.-'-"'i-. .,.~ ,,. ~ You've ........., ll riDr In iho lllrl• that~• 01umq tl)e' moot talk, """'Hnl tha moot exeltoment. Dodae Jet-Fin otylmg for '68 Iii frn4-not warmed ovor. · ' ' You've olaUd W'JIO" claim to the odtwnlt<ro of DodP Plll!l-l>utton driving, the fotgntip ..,.. ol Dodge full-time powor otee\ing, tho crtlllr.d CMI4fotlof Dodge Or111ow ride. You've tGpped tAl ICOrld'a rkht:tl Mn of breo.l:·GJOGJ. ,_,,. oftd ,.,,OrfiMJ..._ Tlllo opirited '66 Dodge ahatterotl evory American . MAN'. . !tou've struck·~[,rich l • NANCY J .. E .B 1'he ESclify ·Sentln•l 'MYSTERY . . IF POR THI .-Michael~ .· ,,$'FO~E HQU~S $!A~ t~~9 PM . Member Mlddlepiirt 11etaU fiorcllwt.......... Auooiltion,,. l!!_· Ml..idleporl. beB of Loftg . Bottom v1s1ted Mr. and Mr-s. ooualaa; ·Circle Sunday. Mr. and Mn~. Gel}'tge Cin:le and -' da.ullht'e"t of Great 'lleod spelri sttndaY with Mn. Miry Circle a_nd . ;h For Your. $hoppi!'lg ,C~;~nverll~nce . . Noi' Open. ~v•ry Nlghf 'tll .9 'til Chrldf!llli ~-- ---- ··- - --. II Mtoidiepott, 01110 Opportunities _....;._:__.::_____:_ _;_:__, BUSINISS OPPORTUNITY Snack bar with neJrly all equip · C. H. Withers, County Suporin· f't!'ll POl' COOL!R, aloo men! furn!f;hed. For parlleuiaMJ tendent ol Sc.hool~>, will be tuest TRlC SCALES IOOd as new. coli Fred W. Crnw, Jr., al 48'1 or speaker at the annual Cbrlltmu PriCed for quick' 11le. See 83G·M. 1Z.Jt-3lc dlnDer ~ponaorcd by lbie Plrilb Cbarlu Neff, Ravenswood, W. l)rothcrhood of the thrte Luthetan '·c. __ la.fl.6tc (20J Business'5ervices Churches: Zion, Broad Run; $t. BziAU'11FUL CHIIISTMAS TREES. cJiiTTJiiiAoFmm, -:A.uc'i'ION- Paul'~J, New Haven and St. Mark'& ~pk~ f,8lU' ,own seloelloo. You EER Phone 3821 Racine Ohio Upper Flats. ran ielect one at our &lore or l2·6·l8tc ' ' · The Cbrlat.mas dlnnt:~r Wl\1 be ~"• ft~tr take you to our patch Tue~day, Dec. 20 at 1 p. m. held For reliable radio~ and TV ;;j)ij;', · tl~lt! by •ud you can a:et thi! caU 6048-J, We aervice aU allhe St. Paul's Cbut'th, Nrw Ha. · fineat tree yau ever had In the makea. ScbmoUt Applii.IUMI, ved In the buemt\nl. The dinner aile you want . Wr deliver. Middleport, "bio. H'J.If II not only for all lhe meli of the rbooe 133. Ewlns's Store. 108 pariah but for the t11dlts too. All W. Maln St., Pomero)'. 12·3-tf the people who attend the thre11 JIRACTICAL GIJI'TS'for tne C•r· QUICK SEIIV!CE OD W•teb It• Lu~beran eburchM: and their palrlq by Foctor>i Trllnod mer- man, 1U!m• to chooee w•tebm~ker. COLLINS J&WI- tritn"da are invited t& attend. fromTractor Arconories, LEIIS, Pomeroy, loll·tf Turktiy will bl! furnl!lhed by tbc Tool!', . etc. From l&c up. I!EIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Ph. FOREMAN & ARBO'I"l' T.V. Sl:a- Brothcrhoorf anrl thr. rc~t of tbP1• to be potluck, 1141:1-11-!Ztc VICE All mak01 Repaired b)' Ex - - ...•. ' IY IlTTY CARLITOH ' Mr. lnd Mrs. Wilbur BlueU and soli, Mr. and Mts. -Albr.:-~ Ap~le­ ttave ·moved to Ponii!WOY. WilUam Roi'tWets, Akron, bt&. unele, Mr. at\d " (lieiin ThOmpiOn IUld aunt, v~ 12-14-12tc p.m. MIU at Pr1tt1 Fork on 11.10 SOtf Rt. 83. CARMEL WOLF PEN majjznake other timiJipJilento. at tM otore. . llOUGH LUMBER • ~~:1 Become a 8('Emtlclan. $ tep iJlt{) PAT"l'ERNS • MIHE :S this high ~aylnt proft.~HIO!;' In per M aod up. We deUver. 11n amazingly ~hort. tl.mp . • J, L. Htwk, Minenvllle, SOUTJUo~RTON BEAUTY ACA· Phone Chester, Ohio· DElofY, Athens and Huntington. ~f. ol GJHipolil. Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Stob3rt spent . Mr and Mra. ,1'bomu the week With tb.•.Hr sOn·in-Jaw and or F•hiield, calif., Jrrlnd daUibter, Mr. and Mrs. Willis O( Monday. r.rr. Wolfe. ~;·' fiolih;,if lour year.s ift th.e Air 'Ji'l)rce. Oolumb\il. M:ra. Nne; Sbuler wbo wa• • are visiUng hls parenb, Mr. guest of her so.t; ·Guy, arrived to Mra. J. L. Wolfe. visit her daugbtetl, Mrs, 'Mrs E. S. Thaxktn i1. visiting Shuler. ber dau'ghter, :Mra. Charies Wag· Mrs. Elsie Ad1Atn1, daughter ner of sYraeu.se. Eloi.9e til Pomeroy, Robe'lf. Estep of Mason were suest& taft week <Jf Mr. and -Mrs. L. L. Nic3, H. E. Whitlqck of Pa.rkenburg , Mr. and Mrs. D. ·E. Carl was here on business MolldA)'. Mary Diehl apent '•t·~·~·Y Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mdt'feal M·rs. a~ Marietta with "their..,. (If Middleport viSit-ed Mrs . J. D. Mrs. LilUan Jewell. SundaY with Linda Clr<:lti · ,. . • , :Jit. an'd Mrs. 'IbOmas Hayman Mr. aDd Mh: ·~t;. ·A. -"flar!'11.l2 _of and R. A. JJaynran atfo!nded th2 Pomeroy ilnd Mr. and M'rs . . "De a~ ' funeJ"al of \heir uncle, Willlani Brinker a"ttendcd the funeral s l'!r· Ritchie Q1" q~tllipolis Sunday. He vices· Of Ute lotter's_ Bunt, ~r. n dlEid Friday at · hl~ bolne. He was Roush, Monday. Susie Springer at 'l'lippers Plam:> bbrri -and r.a.ised at Letart Falls. MT . and Mrs. Charles Smitlt Sunday. aftOffl%on. : · Mfs. Robert CrOw en· Mr and .Mn;. C. A. Turner of spent Thursday and Friday in '. i Mn. s. G. C'lrcb vl ~ itt'tf "' M'rs. SundF•y Mr. Columbus .spent the weekEilld with Columbus. Blanch McKenzie of Rolandus on W_alte< _<Grueser and chil· her bt'Qtber ·A. il. Sheets and· aunt Jr., and chil· Mrs. J . 0 . Roush. Other cuests Stii'lday. . · d Margaret Ann· Carleitl!J calle Sr., of were Mr and Mrs. A. M Sheet. and · · ~n Lindll t;;r'imiste.ff Friday. ,.~ :~~ have ·• ' lllit!Hfl)'~ · @irCte · 5pent ~ Frid a~~ <J 1 .. the evening with Mary Stobllrt, Racl_nc·-' which reM"n. Warren ROse and famJly purchased. ~pept Tu~day ev:;ninq: with Mrs. . A number from here attended Betty Carl~tun ~~d ,famiQ:.. ~ ." In: ei!e~ee wltb ·our eustom lre ar~ rel!a,<Uin~ an thft Jones arid Russell W"tdQinil: . M.r. and Mr~. ~,pan .Srp.llh. and .~ LA 1\~WA'Yil'·tii .Jre pleked up or all~t ...mplelefy paid · ·ponieroy Sq,nda~: i ra:milY spen1...-·~:t ~!1\-':f.lf: ~~- ·J1. for~& 'J'uesday,. D~~e. 20th. II )'l)fi·Wiill llfore tbne you t..a'Wren'N 'Snritll aJI:d fa'!Jlily,. ·~ 1_. Mr". aDd Mrs. ~ne · Thotfip~ 1954 BUICK · V~ Super Riviera Coupe, $2196. Blaettnar's, Pome· roy, Ohln, 12·10-6tc 19M WlLLYS All Slecl Station Wa . ... · "P.li and Mrs. · Rqssell Findley are lnD'Oim:'cin'g ~h~ n:wTle.ge of theli 'da11gbter, Sbfrley Ann to Mr. Carl Shultz Jr., .son o! Mr. <and Mr.!. Carl Shult~ Sr., of Le-· tart F11lls. The maniage took place- No. 22 in Michigan where the grOom ts now employed ancl whilre they wlll reside. 18 B I Auto !:>erv1ces - - . ' BY MRS. J. D. ROUSH upon the needa of the family .' ., GASOLINE ALLEY - · LETART FALLS Sale . t . I •.• • I httlw.., •1111111R1 ,.... METROPOLITAN eau - -·' . '"""~'"'" , t . Bj~ �' -~- -- ,. ·-··------ ------ -~ -- ·-· ' .. ........ I -· ... .,., The !)ally Sentinel. Pomei'Oli-Middlepert, Ohio 1~5 ,Wednesday, December 14, Middleport Business And Professional :Fortnight Club MJDD.LEPORTSOCltfY . )1-:~!:!:~f!!:•~~u 'edT uesday f ¥e II WI N · beenmemployMoftb.tJocal A Womens ClubEt n ertam •• e. comes . ew Mr. and Mrs. Jao:k Baebaer were I Atheru enrolfte b&ek to Indiana 1•r mvket lor a DUIIIbtr of ,..,. I bLUillt:SS vUlton ln. Charleston Suncjay I!IV<!Ili;PI, 1 wu aent to Colwnbu, 1ut 'Q1i; Approximately flft.J memben of SL Luke and aeveral poems Membe S T d aftd vlrited -Mr. and Mn. Clyde .M·;. and M(l. Walter wadaell l for speclal qi,odeepiq niniqof the Middleport BualneN ud by Mn. L J. Keiner; • lktt by r ues ay Belebel'. and Mrs. Marr:ua (:hamben I"Dt at the Atllntlc and Paclttc ~Do Women'• a Club and r-=======:::::=::===::========::~··1Profe1Siona1 tbeir guea:\1. enjoyed Chrlat.maa party Tueaday eveoil'\i, at tbe RALlo'S . apatiow; ol MW.s Nan<:)' Reed. A sw•a:: of evergreen and red ligbt.J was ueed at tbe en· trance of the home and the visi· tori! entered under a kissinjl hell r of midtletoe . I BEN FRANKLIN I Middleport, Ohio TODAY'$ GIFT SUGGESTIONS SPARKLING GLASSWARE wltb GellU!o. 22K Gold Trim. M•d• by ,H uei-Atlas _,Boxed PedeolaUed-.Sialul5" CAKE TRAY .............. .. Jh $1.98 Bulfe(lleliilt I!Jld Snatk Boxed SERYIHGliAY .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1;98 Big 11" Wlde x 15101'' Long MISCELLANEOUS PIECES, SAME STRIKING PAITERNS WITH 22K GOLD TRIM as low as 25c each W!hy not &et a complete matcllln:g oet or these today? See Our Extoru;Jve Seledlbn of Popular Price~ DRUG TOILETRY SETS BIGGEST SEJ,LECTJON IN THE BEND OVER 45 DIFFERENT STYLES BOXED SETS , ;1 ~' -~. \:_) 'fl !) , Gifts for exchange were placed on a table in front of a mlnla'th lure white tree wt green orna· menta and flasbing IP'een Uabts. Other miniature trees were PIaced ln tbe livlng and dining room and a wrought-iron bolder, fll· led with red candl.ea, holly and evergreen ~= th~ =cwel posl ln the dining room a poinsettia bloNom and foliage was used be· hind lhfl arrapgement of red ta· ·pers, evergreen branches and allver ornaments on the diningtable. Red gladiolm; and greenery were used in an arrangement in tb..e living room . Mi8i Freddie Houdashelt, president, waa i..n charge of the short buaine.as meeting wben \he BPW . voted to send a gilt to a former member, Mi.ll Lols Cecil, and aJ. IO to provide gifts for the girls at the CbUdren's Home . Miss Hallie Zerkle was named u ebairman of thia committee. The members had 1lready voted to aend gifts to the people at the County Home and any member who ~till has a ~!t for this proJect 1$ to leave J( at the LaSalle Hot~J. .Mn. L. E. Reynolds, chairman of tbe hostess committeEJ, and Mrs. Wesley f"'rye, program chairman, welcomed the group I Still Time For Lay AWa'/". - Only $1.08 Down and we wU1 lay-away anytblna; ·bt ~ home lc I Miu Be• Sauborn, lrlrl. Richard Grtaa, Mn. Beulab Wblte, Mn. Mrs. P~ul Harbreebt and Mn. Orin SnUt)l; •~dian JO].oa by Robert MJUa were welcomed N Jln. Paul Jll.ptonaLa.JJ, • llUe.il; 1 ~ew memben of the ~ortni~ht Carol tidih{a ....aecomp&llied by Club ~hen they bad their . Cbriat· Mrs. C. C. Chapman on the aQ_to- mas dmn_er Tueaday evo.DJ..D,g ~t iuap ; readl.nf · by Mra. FrYe; mon· the Martm Restaurant and \heU' olope, Mrt. E. S. Schl_af; and party at the home of Mi.M Annt "Madame Mtatletoe", Mrs. Char· ~uwell. Mrs. Richard ?wen prelottll! fn!in • .who In Gyptly COB- Sided Rt ~he short busmcas meet· tume \Old of many of the folk · 111 1:: and It was announced that lore superstitiona of other coun· Lhc next meeting_ would be at the lrl home of Mn. M1Us. e1 · Mystery Pal names were Game' ... played Wl' th prt'z. dram; for tbe year and Chrtat. ea awarded !or (Ue88lft8 contests, mas iifl.i were ezcha11Jed. Mra. ldenUficatlon Gf Christ:ma& aongs Geor&e DaUu was a a:ue~~t at tbe bllnd-4rawina, and other a:ames. party and membera present were During the gift exchan,ie, MiiB Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Robert TewU. Bes.e. &tnborn received the door bary, Mrs. Robert Morrla, Mn. prize. Mrs. Reynolds presented Raymond Kloes, Mrs. Jack BachMb:s Reed with a gift In apprecia· ncr, Mrs. John Fultz, Jeanne tlon of" her hospitality and the Clark, Mrs. Gerald Anthony, Mrtl. hostess invited the club to have Wilham Walters, Mrs. Mills, Mf's. their 1966 Christmas party at llarbrccht and Miss Howell. her" home. Miss Houdashelt pre· 11ented Mrs. HaptonstaU with : a gift fur assisting with 't he ~rogram and ' Mn. ~ye l:lurprued 1 Miss Houdashelt with a iift. Mrs. Reynoldll thanked her . ' hospita· llty eommt'tt"" "'"' ami l'lhers who bad aosisted with the psrty. Members of the party were R••e ,.. Roynolds, France• Roush, Mary Grace Holter was elected Phillips, Helen Waddell, Martha Mice, Lula Ruaaell, Msyme Har- president of the Second Monday Cl ub when they bad their Christrlfl, Nellie Zerkle , Betty Forrest, mas party and December meeting Essie Russell, Norma Amsba.ry . MondAy evening at the home of Miss Houdashell pl'e~ided at :'1-lartha Howell after .a dinner at the silVer coff-ee service and the the Martin Restaurant. The pres!· memberl'i and these guests: Mrs. I dent,_ Mrs. James Clatworthy, Haptonstall, Mrs. Herbert Moore I was In charge of a short meeting and Charlotte Yonkers, were ser- omd Mrs. Max. Ward was elected ved assorted Christmas cookies secretary. Plans were made for open-faced -sandwiches, mint~ the next meeting to be held at J\&lph Frec.kC", CoJumbUJ !pent Sunday 111 COlumbut vtN.th1• Jnt ~bool tbere. She hu ntU:rn. the weekend wjth Mra. Rol)ert Al- Mr. ud Mn. Thomu Middlt&oft ad and la bookkeeper for t,Jae u· lenawortb .ad lt)ll. Jaho, and Mr. and family . p.anded market· Wblth opened Uab and Mn. Jam., Hawley. Mrs. Fred Peet., who bu bflt'n manth In tlle J'OOinl formerb' (10. • . auf&ical P-'i'eot at .H~ ~ CURJeel by the Weleb st.Qre•. Judy and Jimmy Butcher have pltll, waa returned to her home I ==~~======~=:. beea ill wUh flu. ludy was un Tuesdpy in the 1\iwllna:...Coabill able to be ou~ Of the acwmpan- ambulance. ishl at th.e VespBt Service Sunday. Monday e.veniq visitors tn Mr.ll . Edward Haggerty Is viJ~tt- Parkersburl included. Mr. and i.ng Mr. and Mrs. James Brln- Mn. Paul Rusaell and daua:hter, srard and dauthters, Cleveland . K..vte ur and u - c 11. WI "' ""'¥ • ...t • _ .... • ae, Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley and Jr .Mr and lin Robe11 c0 at. ~blldren, Toledo, were waekend •• d. M ·w · ' · an Wolfe' .ra. W. · Jbnll, Mrs. fUe&ta of hia part !l ls, Hr. and Mn. E••ar "- and Mrs •'ea lames Hawley. le'; • ~· · .n. • Mrs. MariOn Alleuwortb u.d I Mr. a.nd Mn. L. L. Lyon3 and. MW Ruth Wta.e were buaineu A WONDE,,IU'UL l C Mrs. J. Q. Wee were Jn Charles- . 1 ton Sunday where they visited Vlalora 0 olwnbua, M.ond..y. relatives. Mrs. Ralpb Pratt spent Jhe weekend in Columbus on busi· Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Bangerter neas. and her mother, )1rs. Louise MugMrs. lohll Mayer, Mrll. Cora ridge were callers in Gllllpolis Bennett and Mrs. John CoughcFOR HER . ~onday and visited Carolyn Put- n9 ur were bWJine.s.s. viaitors in en ,Jnd Mrs. Fred Peel , ·patleala at Parkersburg, today. Holzer HOipltal. E. o. Rail, vice-president of Poplln, Wool!~ 1114 Suedes M"'. IUchard Chambers is ill at the Middleport Chamber 01 Cbm·l her home. merce, was in HuntinJton Tuesday everiing to attend a meeu .... E. Deeni.s «n·d of tbe COVEC. . MrMrs. dand Mr.Mrs. B G.u. an s. en ...... ssey, Colum••SIZI!S 10 TQ 1$ bu · Ited th e 1orm~r ,.s d aughter ... _Mr. pand ..,.-s. Robert Sharp :and M' • Vll!l c D ~••.u. aul Bap\onstatJ we're inl liS armen eenis, Sunday and Athens on tius " attended th y . incss thiB '*eek. e _esper 8 erv~ee. Mn H 1 . . omer J . Russell we;nt 1 to Mr. and Mro. CharlPs Perry &nd Huntington where her btollier son, Racine, ·a.ru moving to th e Albert Bolin, was scheduled Erwin apartment. · Mr'. Perry. who surgery at the Veteriln.s' Hospital hu completed four yeara io the TuesdRy. . Navy, is receiving bis iliscbargc Mt·a. Eyerett Bachner and and wUI be an employee of the daua:hter, ConnJe, Mrs. W. R. A. & P. Markd. Bachner, Mrs. Paul Hapton.stan Mala Sl Pomeroy. Olilo Mrs. E. M. Blake is ill with nu were recent visitors in Parkers. at her horne and her mother Mr.~. bur __li:..·---- -----.--.:. ~~~""'""'!""'~~~~=' Roy Tracy Sr., Po'Tleroy is staying - the theDuring home the o! Mrs. Robert sodal hour Lewis ga~es were played and Secret Pals for t~c p1sL year were revealed. SHORT FREI!iDOM Gifts were exchanged and the Mayor Sidney Russell will try Howell home was decorated in w. n. Holcombe, Carpenter. OD keeplng With the Yuletide Beason a charge of intoxication this e veThose present were Eleanor ning. Holcombe, whQ was just re- Robinson, Mrs. rani Klocs, M.t-s. leased after pay"ing a ~ine of $100 George Schneider, Mrs. Dwight and eOJtJ . and ~~~~dmg three Parker, Mrs. Pat Wood, Mrs. Roda_)!l. Ja jall _for drl\"mg while In· berl Lewi~, Mrs. James Clatwor· toic\~~d. -1Wl8 arrested Mond<~y thy and Ml siS Howell . by Pa.tr-Qlman Bol!tlc. _ at Mrs the . Blake Homerhome. Kennedy who has been a medical patient at the Meigs General Hospita l has been returned to her homP. W.- Second Monday Cl ub £/ects New prexy MOn day :::":llo:re:y:o:u:w:a:n:I::P:k:U:p:B:y:De:e:.:Z;O~th:P:I:eu=e=.==~·~nd~Mr~ · ~·t·iFr~>~·e~w~aa~ln~o~h~ar~g~e~of ooffee with )avors from the program which included the and oommlttee. lh Cbrlatm88 story from the Gospel 1he Home Of Home Gifts ,·te=•.. J S·o lid. Maple 1 "Sun Bonnet Sue" DOLL Suites· • ' 25 Inches High with Rooted Saran Holr o $15.98 Value ONLY $5.95 Double TV Stamps Given with Eaeb Doll Sold Maile Bkln, unbreakabl e. Complete outfit, m•khing bonri.et can be laundered .' She ·sleeps! Shampoo Curl her! Comb her I ' .4 Ternrli:· ~$59.95 J'aluea , • '- wa.rm., aotln·•Aaooth, bonoy tone SUN .. GLOW "Penuq-Luolro"' flnlob . Gra«· lui lradlllonol Early Amott= doolqn with duol--lod ..,..,, ChOOH lro18 .. .. IUMJ· 14vlnq arou~~t- PHARMACY E. MAIN POMEROY ngcnl. Tlw mcctmg wlll be held ~n the Hom r- Economicl\ Building 4J Pl. Plra sanl High School. A pot hu:k !'Upper is plannNI . • Fallllu~ ISi:h •D. . .,... · ~rs . Robert Hurley, a medical patient at Holzer Hosp ital is im· proving and is expected home by lhe end of the week . Mrs. Lowell Probasco and dau· ght('rs drove to Charler;ton Saturda.v to meet Mr. ProbR.~co, who is .stationed at Elkhart, Ind . Ue spent tht! weekend With hili family and 1\i:r.s. Probasco and MJM: Jean Lama accompanied him as rar a.s ~ "~L CHRISTMAS TREE BULBS 0 N. 2nd Ave. Cold Front And Snow Moves In Causing Roads To Be Hazardous· e1Mrt .112 ·In· Ohio . S-D Drive II¥ com'''"· 11'0Uble •!ld even ~ u it 41d todQ ia ObJo. ·, UNrn:o PR•ss "Sao-. niiiT'h!l aDd colder pentura" U a foreeat Wednesday lhe statt t.aa ~ day akles and warmer tempett.. tures, but a eald froat mewed Ia duriq U.. nllh~ tumbllbl, till pltlln CluiJt:Jnaa.tninded tallera, but wllaieb predlcta a at, Former Pomerov mereurr and ,.,..dllll o1 ....... ......, atat.e. Tbo etti+ Resident Dies .. to ;n::;.:Oi: ~ "1 mile.wlde tbe ' eol4 ~ u . ..:.on Home 1~..:o a••JDJl4 """"·late fallabruptto *Dilt ICIIIII At lULl' lwtnt« oondltiona dJ4 Jta The Br BRUCE w.c.M,.,u~N"N..d•••t Unlftoci Pr•N SttH UNJni> NATWNS, N. Y. -Th.,; 'V:ai~e!i StJI;tcl ·Vrea.sed Sovl~t Ualpn today l,r. • )l'rODijae ~~ ;t ..~®\~ ..a'trft to • United Natit~ns seat ~or Japan ' next year. · Word lw heetl ,_lved ol the IW1>1'L death of a former resident r .......,., Mrs. Rudy Zrury, Akron, the Dieee of Mn. Jt.a Warner, Middleport, RD . The report Jtated that Mn. Zrury, tbe former June Conley, died Deeember 4, having been in poor health (or the last three I . ...... Dean Edwin Cross can be repaid in S monthly - -- - - " payment~. Reported Dead At Fort Lauderdale Averose col£ per day .•• leiS than 7 ce!W Mr. arul Mrs. Still'3 · · Enurtai11 Reluti••e.• Mr. and Mrs. Elias Stiles enter· htlned a group of relatives avor the Weekend 1t their home, Nye A\'e. Gueids Were Arthur Ginther of New Brlghton, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Harald Young, Rochester, Pa., Mrs. EJitabeth Young, Mona· · ca, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Her~hall Norris and son. Clarence and Loll!, Mildred, Alberta and Ann Pullins of Flatwoods. FINANCING OHIO PEOPLE SINCE •no, UNDER STUB REGULA'I\ION I 124E. c'lry· t PHONE MAIN li7 THIS CHRISTMAS IT'S Au'o ~~D!~Ds~~- · ' ' FOR YOUR ,AM.ILY! Baker '· After Collision With Power Pole LdlolrV Council :enda For The Ye~ than. February l&tb. The ~' and ordrera for ca:H have a1; for llilm"e Who Sa(ity Contest to tfle (roup by From time to tl]lle A,eat, fred eounell Wtod . Tbe · pli.l'pCWe Of. the meet- pleD~ t~r _ proJf.l~~ lf!(f!cted · tor tbe Year of 195&-38. The tollowiniJ l'tlday, date.s· ·wer-e .e-.eduiM. remar~:jit11' January 6\b II'Glll Ul·:OO a. m. to 3:00 p. m. lead.nl' trttlnina meet· tnJ· for One D.i$h Meals at the eo.S\Ite~' Mechtm "DO DiCwe to do so has been said made. Scout Lea~ ., · Rouncffi.hkls HeldW~~av. . of Geneva H. Nolan. .O.o The Ac~i~ve~cnt b01y . was di.s: Faidly, Janu1ry 20th, Rome De. CU6Red wlth r:!t'6mmended dates mo~'t.,"'tlon Coonoll rptottns to ~~ established dependin& ~ two- diU-ert"nt poutbiliUea fGr' start pn.,;.m ~tll!lnlt . . 'lot lflM. hO~e . . . ~cout leaden_ "Ofi' the Ma· son-Gallia-Moigs ~i~ ~ h e 1 d Boy their monthly Rquitdtalif' m~t ­ inlf Wednesday, Det:.'.u,- p.t 7:30 p. m. The llession ~ bel.d at th :· Cht!Jhire Grade .~ ~<t M~· 't-tl BritP~ ScoutrifUler ol Troop 206 of Chesbi11\ ,9!ti~.• \7u the ho51.. Theme for .the meeting was · "Measurlnrr Up." · ·~ CJ,Ib· Scout lei~ets : wjl! hold .t heir montbly R.aundtabJe Thur~· day CVtr,ting, Dec. 15 at lhe Hent· .loet (}rove Grange HAll at.8 p. m. Me.t!bcr11 of Cub Pack 280 In Hem1otk Grove, ob;o, "fiJi bo buUI around the Janua:ry th~me "Pir. l'·~t.ft Waters.'' ~~· . . .... - Wlt.'Dtedl Tbe remarkable Polarol4 IAa• POLAftOID" La.rul FILM matuiMIOdhl~rou-w . . It demotHJtrar.d 0111 1'V. n·•• ~ lbio,0o laat. It ..... tilaPilf;;.t pl. . . ..·ia ""' llabt. .._ .. 6Dod Wltlt ~· doi4D ......... WOn ~. ptlltlina u cood • •DJ' )P(IU , • ...., " " . . . .Aad nii'1M1Jtber. )'VU lit lho ~ prioi 60 ieeoode altor ;.uiotapli>t obttiter. ~&bat-- prlai JooOt ec 11001.411'"" JOU •nap ..-~~~wtter. Tbll Cbrldlua tt can tufb'. be yollft fa. thta new low'priood modol. And tblo c-.. ....·u tot 1M '""' '-utlhd 1!1- ,...... ...,. - '111111'*"1\in . . - ~ Polaroid Lud Filma. Tltltllc·OI 1M loa aad a ! ! l - )'110 ud ...,. lamlllr !"'Il havo oo ~And for Polaroid lAM c..,.,., lt'o 1110irltJo......,.,. he attt lifo 10lln """' to - lomllrwllloojor.Co.,.la...,...l ' ELBERFELOS· . ,. ~-'\ .flu the. l1w .to ead ffi,lemptiom but ·thil toilteat: If thia (lne life or one . wortb, w~Ue. II was recommended to cQntact Mr. $tuckey ~or , ·a posslh\Qc ' leadcri tralnlnl rneetinc or other rec:ommendationa to help ~mro.unlt)' gro~~- ~- been di..,.!ision · •~>Wt ''oitwi,mg for · Metit; County to hlll wu to make ml)fC dtiin•te 79c CANDLE LIGHTS, Slfl!'S AND INDIVIDUAL LIGJJTEII DECORA -STAllS .._ LIGHTED WREATHS - SNOWHOLDERS, ' xt wo ays· lS ·WhiCh took uses remarkable new ·u Single Copy OxciudOd by CHRISTMAS LIGHT SET . , GHIU$TMAS : . :.:: GttT SET 'I BURNS INDEPENTLY < $1.2.9 I · iraup . bf You'V. rwd about. it. In the pbOtotJ'IPll¥ §'1 •·=·· • ' 8 LIGHT SERIES 7 LIGHT SERlE., lrlo. l.ow '""ltht I ,_,.......... 10 .. 15 --· aourees believed \ • '#1;;;:, ..~ w!Z llwrloo .... - --Jollbtr- No~ 205 Mercedes Condon Dress Shop · fof. .......... ,.....,. . $7.95 to $29.95 Ben'a the ___,. you•.,.. ..... ~ . rou'ri . , '.'!"'*• ,.,•.;-;-,;... • l V.Jae ........ UtJI Valoe ..-:7: . , . Vol. VII ChristiiiCII GIFT ••••titan PilrtiTWIIWa entinel f} COATS . ~-···. -~-- SPORT POLAROID• Land CAMERA .' magnificent pictures in 60 seconds .. .......,..,.. at Det:tot.ed To Tlae ville, 4-H LEADERS MEET Thf' regular meeting Qf Ma.-wn County 4-H lrader.!l '11'111 be hl!ld on Saturrla:v. Dec. 17 bl '/ :30 P. M. according to an announ~OO'lc-nt :rrorn Rns.~(' IJ R. Priddy, 4-H Cluh he --- - MASON PTA MIETS The Mason Parent Teachers All· Jociallon will hold its regula'r meeting on Tue.sday. n.~cembcr 20 111 7:30. The meeting was post· poncd one week. IACH . .- ' •w........, 1 STARKS Th l' Laurel Cl i!f Bt>lter Jll!alth Cl11b held lh r ir annual Chrbt1n 11 s the clinnrr Monday rwening ;~.1 Martin Rr.s luunmt , Middleport. l'ollowing Lhr. d i n:h~r the group adjourned to the home of Mrs. Charles Karr whieh wus dccora t. erl wit.h Ohristmas Jights and a nativity sccnr1 in the livinJ.! room. Above lhc sce r1 2 wa:. a wreathe decorated with A white cro.~s and angel!i llllldc by Mr~ . l.ou Mrmrnlng as a gift to Mrs. Karr. A large Santa greete d the members at the door. During a ~ hort. bu ~ ine~~ Sf's.~i on It Will vo!P.d ICI prt' part! ballk!!-ts of food anrl toy.~ for needy families at Christmas time. ' Followin g: ;m cxc h~ngc of girls by "suns hinl'o to:isters"' Mrs. Karr ll.:>!$isted by \fr~. M,\' l"tlr. }{arrison, a iUC!il, lil'J'ved rcfre.o;bments to t.went.y ltl!:!mhrrs and two olhor guesU, Mr ~. BerSsie D!ehl of Texu and Polly Ann Karr. 00 ). £vory ~~... npordy eraltod of SO,LID MAPLE . . • boaullh!Jiy flnloho<l In her~ The Laurel Cliff Better Health Club Has Dinner • ' · Mechem is -• · member of tbe Ohio Tuation Service Commission Committee .studJ:inl aaleJ tax laws. Chureheae and £:bariLable organizaUons, which ciolleet the stamps, redeem them-al3 Per.~en.t Of _tbeir face va1ue. ~. · , J,i:ty~RenewPleas For Support;,_;; f; · · tit'.arrying Out Christmas PliaO.S A plea to the people of Meigs c ounty was sent out by -the local Jaycee 1roup, at its meeting Wed· nesday night. for donation& of food. toya, 4f mon"ey to .op~ttbase tovs lor over 401) needY children o{ lhe al'l'a ·or to b117 food for the needy f.ami1iu. It was repprt.ecl ·th1t Coui phone r:alls had ooe·n ' rei:eiVed ' coneerniM ctoriatio11 of to)'&, and it wa~ al;o re~ tbat· beif~Bibf Fri.da.y nigbt, ud· eVflr1' Biiht -there. aHl'r until Cbriatmas, Uie Jayc~5 MARKIT tti~T, will meet to r3P,.ir and mend toya CINCINNATI, 0. UP~oduce: at the old FeU&er residence· on Egss, large a.nd meili,_m up Jc; Mulberry J\venue and ID)' body CQW:iUme.r U. S. A lar(e ~·M; me- tb~l is interested in this prnjeet diums ~52; extra laf,»n.~41;t10: A Is invited to atleDd the$.e night :, large white 48~9: A~)diums /;PhSiOOG. Dick Carr reported that two f4...16; small 31>ll6; • B · !!tjo ~7. . ., . . Chil'k••• fryen ~-Jiiilit !I'J'• bids have bc:en recelye·d conctrn.- · Ja)'· i:ako" tMnl pri• of $z;sotl be"' '""'dy; !It,..~ ·~~ ·l~ 17-18; ing the ep~ti(Ja: cee bull~, oft"l.lneofq ·K*IIbta, 1U,••...l" ·Wf to'Mro. Nle""lil-l )teao, b~hena -~ · . ~ ih~1110ua' ·' · and that ~~~ Qd lridinl 1 ~' !~~ .... iiii• , ~ ~'i)J ~Y ~1, 011.,. Lake, Ml•h. /Or hOr Ap. · der IS-Ill: henil' lliltl"o ~ 13- will btJin witb.iti the nm .two plo , ll!mpll..,.• Untornatton•J I&; old l'iloeterji ·a.)J:,, , : . : · weeks. . ' .............~ BUiter'fJO ~-· • ,.,, ' Tile ~~ llit:lllltl io~~M. ••d r Of_., .. I~~~;,;~;:~:~;c reported that the ~ tend the Pomeroy ·~~,~r·.;(~~ football banquet ift a' day night. Virgil Brrown rep.ritted there would be 1 state' meeting · ColumbuJII 1 JanuarY 8, '1, ,8. · ) Membe~ pm;ent ,~ Brqwn, Ted Reed, Jad. f Dick Cafr, "kichard P'ollroa, Childs, Bi.U Knight, Rog-e-r .!tlol~ Dick Rol!enbaum, steti!tar, Gene Marvin. I---------::---::t � 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 14, 1955