https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/656e62dea5d802ce45834f7dc1b2cf05.pdf badff9afb3c5ccae29d7d707ed6b11ce PDF Text Text ' POQe Twelve J.ewened Fl Swa,•..ter Or i - • Wednesday, December 2lo195' The Daily Sentinel. Pomerov-Middlepert, Ohio a:lpper-pu.Um, at $8.10, tfom Burma, eeo. OM New York a San jeweU~d $18.7110. aU nallablo In ... Pitt.burlh lftlnk Christmas tree from • ro1,1.nded by d.ltmoD41. at ta50 in per tube, wl~ ·~ !? ~ ""' In ba.lr p l - ......ted an Tndlallapollt otore. ""' Indial> ' 1'7' or bourbqa ~..;..;.._ IW'tl thll tbe wpll'ltll plannlna: to eive 1po.U. shop a1ao featurn an imNODe ol thea ·-r.-~ 1 uy aucfl a certJflute flnt write tor ported eaahmere ~ wtl.h at.ar Jtrite you! ' firm speciaJ.l. FraDCIICO designer lor { ectous jewell uaed u orna· atore. . NEW YORK-uP-One .l_.-... · p1~ 0 pr ta hel ped up tbe coe:t the deUngerle ls more Cabuloua tiian ••Y to make a hit wltb atJ' 8V ~W'ef . . :;:er explained), 1 nd ~ mink· ever. A Beverly HiUs, Call:f., mile on your CbrlJtmu ,lilt II to a COlt utf~r~Jte. Priee dependl 011 MPL>hire buttoDI. The coat, $750 Well, "fOt l lft.U ~o ~ ... Jewetled fly awat~or H 'I' I IMS.OOO wr\lt Witch, eovered Ice bucket for a cool ahop whieb eaten to the movl.e give bim somethl.nc bed never tbe l1ze of the bald or baldin& - tbe button• txtr&. erythiaJ, .. a Kauu C~lf _. 1et featurea pajamu of turquoise dream of buyiq for him&ell. ~"tor'a note·. •·•o•• ••• cuat diamond ~·t•. $l:Kl at a Chicago store. ~e~ 1t tan.. ra~e from $88 for a $400 lruthft meat ltore o"ert-for ~ \DtU "&1.1 an> .... " . blue satin for flOO. A. Miami IHii:• bald apot to 17D for a com· ..~ COP..I'Ue a 'Chriltmu list fiUtd. 1CftP;et for $he ·uvtoa room't The jewelled (ly swatten, ceo ahop leatur~ a nigbtiowa f« ~ke ~ cam~ aeat.ll d " I " plete top plee., It hubby later ~f tT~~.!{th)'0\1 can.... JOlld =~: I!jthpac~ltdle""~-~. with the ordinar')l-lleektie f'd mink cover fOI' the dining opene rs. shoe horns and back- $7M. arne sea • ea. e I wu • balb at weartq tbe toupee, the cu ........,, a WI\.WI aeL n "So u .... ve -. . "'··'"'....-~ , 70 ... IOCb for the men. blouse and table at only t&QO? scratchers 11 un are around. This A Pittsburgh slore oUers a 24- date baek to the era ol the mouy will be refunded. one ol each pair, for '100. ~.·~"""'!114{.· .....__ bedroom shoes far the women. Vnlted Press r6port.era, shop- year though . they are out·glam- carat cloth of gold negligee for Sphinx and tOlar boats. Th.• ir One San Francl.aeo atore bu 1 Inat<le 11 written, otHJrtTJ I ""'-1 But drumin&: up th~ gift which ping tor-but not buylDJ-the or~d by such as a aimulated $lOO. original purpoae waa to prov1de Now for a run-down of olh~;~r notebook made ol ahark leather to put 1t ln." 1J unUiual and destined for a more fabulous ltem.a found the l]aas .o;Jip per with jewelled beels . comfortable 1itU~ for eamel lifts United Preu found featur- with solid r:old hingea, pencil and ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; - ·· ··-;::. "eonvenatioo piece" role Chri&t· nec:klaee and wateh on display In for th,.. moder n Cinderella availFor the woman wbo Is tired of riders. But today I veniou, lm- ed in ltOI'itS around tbe nation: . ridges at $12.5· an aW&ator train , "D.U day, ia another matter. In New York. The carpet, a rare able 1 ~ Chicago for $50; ' a be· cnh.mere sweaters, ~ Cbicaso ported from Ecpt, have been White ennine bottle guard!, for ease fOl' $425; 1 portable bar tbe Interests of helptne tbose Oriental oJ · "anUque Keehan jewe lled Christma A atocktng o1 shop often a white mank cardi· given a wooden, btlldl-Jlke .ban botUea of aplritll, It $250 in one done in eall, and capable of hold· who want t9 give the unusual- .sllk, all silk warp an4 wool/' ta white felt , costing $50, available iBn at ~ . Another featuree a and are suuested II an addltJon DaUu Jtore. A &old trlr_nmed I~· ing three bottle~, glusea and Without regard for cosl of course available from a Boston ru.a: also in Chic~t g o, and de&igned for white mink hat at $429. to the den, ttudy OJ' llviq rDOm. ported typewrltw, avBJlable 10 mixer, for $915; 8 battery driven -the United Preu polled leading porter. And thllt mink for one purpoatl-tO hold a mink Other items tor milad,- inehade They com~ in red and ll'ten )ta- aa AU.tnta 3bop for S2U. "aaleman's" cocktail mixer at .,. . . ..,. - . - ..• !tore& til several cities for thelr table comes from a OaUaa opec:!•· I coat! a mink·trimmed clgaret bolder ther and cost ~. 50 at oae New I A Parll des1 ~ ned necktie, pric- $22.93; and a chamola sparta , . , , . , ,,.,,• . ,._, auggestlons . Read 'em, and algb.} Llty shop. Lln 1erle Fabulout for $5...a goat·skln sweater tor York 'ltore. The et.ore doe~ not ed at $100 in a Cleveland atore. ahirt at $&&. DriM loye1 Crowft C.ie. ~.. United Press A68oclations Jlly Sw1tt.n Or, there are jewelled mouse $350 ... tailored sblrtl of gold atoclr: Clllltlt. The tie tporta a diamond In the Hair bruahu, made of uUnLowed olellln ulorill~ -The search for the more fabu- traps for $6, jewelled teLephone lame for $19.. .leather hlDdbag Or, a gift cert1fl.eate f~r a t.ou· center. wood with Siberian boar brlatle, A man'a Wrillt watch, mlnua cost a mere $400 at one Loa An• ectu•l f•t+. NEW YORK- UP- Tbe man loua gifts for ml11dy alao .Pro- oonvenahon timers whleh actu· with built·in radio for around pee, l1 be'• baldlq ud )'O\I're who foot3 the bills may as well duced a pair of jewel·trlmrned ally are a souped·up venion of $107 ...Chnstmas tree ornament.a brave. banda, but with two moving dla·j eeles shop. Another Loa Aqelell B()Y.U. eaow.tf . face it-Christmas ia loaded in lpectacJe~, avallabla tn an lndt· the hour glH 55 , for $6.7&; and for $60 ...and a IIOid paraaol Movlnt '».D~•mondt mondJ in tbe face, wbkh il aur- firm featuru toothpute, fl.DO ll(rl"q.;;!!O' OO. favor of the ladies . all'polia atore fot $10,000; a What lift for man can match a 1mond-studded tlare , selling $~2&.000 diamond necklace, or a Chicago (or '10,000; a ....,;.' tin11e. Still another Important factor wbtch hat helped eon.Ndera.bl)r By GEORGE L. IllS are the prices of feed. Within Remember some two or three , the past year prieta of feed are yean ago whf!n there waa al from $9 to •18 per ton cbe•per. mau exodu3 of farmers out of And with · even cheaper teed . ' the dal.l')' business? It wu claim· prices, dairYmen have been more ed then that the dalry cattle careful with their feedlq prowere a losing proposition. aramt. Cows produclng the moat Then, just. the other day, I wu milk get more feed, a Jeaaer Wking with .a young dairy far- 1 amount to those which · are mer in Wayne County. "U Jt \ producina: so well. Los& of feetl wuo't for my dairy cattle", he bas been watched carefully, too. claimed, "things 1:1ure would be It doe~n't tate Long lor aeveral tona:h around here." hundred pounds of feed to It can truthfully be aaid that dribble away. the dairy farmer , and the dairy The· concerted advertl.olne 1 Rib End lnduttry generally, has now got· rram certainly has been a atro>ne ten. into a much more favorable lnlJuenee on the movlng ~F price situation. How hal this products. People certainly been brought about? mote aware of the nutrltlonal 1.b,.~$CJ;. Full Shank Htlf · ,_, It can't be attributed to any value of milk now than they one thing, but rather to a com · were a few yean ago. Oven Ready-Specially RaiEed-Young Plump ., ,...,"<~, bination of factora. Let'& start at The American Dairy farmer, 1 • " 'li Whol• or Rib ~f the dairy farm . throuJh the American Dairy 15 lb and up Too many dairy farmers had AsaoelaUon, has joined banda in been keeping "boarders" on his helping promote their own pro::.lb Lb :::•Ib· · · . Lb Pan R•adv Frwlt. ~w ~~. o Size ...... . farm. They were eatinliJ up the duc:t. ll seema to be paying off. profit1, small as they may have Tht:! school lunch program is been. making milk available to those Then, by testing and even by whO BhouJd profit most Irom aiJbt, the pourer cows were this nutritlonal food- the arow· weeded from the herd . This Ia ing children . Beeaues you c.a~'l afford 1o make a mlstuke atlU goinfil on and should conByt there is one thing the oa ~~r Chrltllmu turkey, be. sure 1o see tbQ - - dairy industry will have to wat..ch . - - - - - - - - - - - . Don't get smug with yourself. beoutleo at A&P! They're bred espeelally to This If no tlme to start cooatina. Clla BAKER FURNITURE Tbla 111 the time to do even more:. provide plenty of l'weel, lull flovored white And so I come up repeating a FOR Cl. ·sueee•tion that I have be· meat- plump, lender drumstltks to Insure fore-ut~c new outlets for 0181108· With Cindy · r:eh, sueculenl dark meal-and Jots of ta, ty ing nf milk . ~ Lead~r I have mcn~oned several times light melt too! Millions depend on A&P tur. 1)'/orf........ . in thlH co:, tmn over the pa11t year how more milk could be keya lor Christal.. turkey. Seloet youro early Ch~colote \t~ sold . It i11 a almple thing. • . ., . • • • t • milk available. ....on Cllrlftlllll Dly tou'U be iliici you did! ""People are lazy. But at Bracht-PicUd. In G,.....lna Box aame time they have bcco>me prlce·coMcioull. How can milk sold with thi~~: aort of a coolmn,.. tlon existing? Keep your open for next week's colum~ · y·. ·B M Gift ::: •et ... ••lliiii;;'"-------'--''. Around Ohio 53c uo; 45c I .. ROOMS OF ~ Brl~hteot ~ Pbooe 398 Single Copy e Drops ........ 1.2 Holiday Hord Candy ..... 24 o• Pk•· Milk Chocolate ......... 5 Wo rwick Thin Minh ..... . FestiYe Doily F.oods I . On The .· Corner In Middleport 1P11 BAKER FURNITURJI: Tele Edltorlal PhOne 397 Stocking with Toys .... ~ ~ No.210 I 00% Filled Candies ..... 24 as pki · $299.00: FURNITURE Vfl YOU CAN PUT YOUR TRUST IN ''Super·Right'~ Quality* MEATS!, Fancy WI!J<onoln-Peiee or Slkedlj:~~~~ SNAKI STORY MORFmEAD, Ky.- Nelghbora of Mn. Clyde Moore W(lfe dubious filter they searched her kttehen :lb 55c lb6$c and failed to rind a u ;ake on the floor. But 11h~ round the snake coiled up tn the oven a!ter they Rqulartr lb 7fc . Jolt. I'll dry your clothes ' ~o~omestic Blue Chte.......· . .:0 . , •• Sunoytlald 93 Score · · Fancy Print Butter ...........• Mb<ttl s~a u..-11.. , , Carton Eggs . . . . . . . . . . , 1DEAL FOR Gin-GIVING a meat treat that makes for reall)-' nut holiday IHere's bu1ldina: ... ftavonome "Supu-Ri&ht" Hams. Every one is sold menu:~ '>'oi th a mone>'·baek cuarantec . And their dell&htfu11y low pricel makes them ideal for IJft·&lVln&! 12·16 tb smoked Shank Half , . . . lb 45 CshaiiHiatr Fully Cooked R"cly c:o.uib Whole 3cc.oktd. Rolled · 43 6 lb Canaed .... . ... Ib Bonolosa ..... . Ib 69c . fru1t · Low Prle-Del 1\lonle FruitCC)cktail • 2·16 o.z cans 47c Whole Berry or Stralned-8pecial Low Prlte-Ot!ean Spny CranberrySouce 2·1'6o.zcans37c Larae, Tender, Sweet-Speelal Prlee green Giant Peas . • • 2cans39c H.l Life Dill Gherk•n• or Ill Life Sweet Pickles • -2·16o.zjan45c Maylalr-Crlsp candled Candied Dill Strips • .16 0.1 jar 35c ~ow ' lmHrt•d tbllowl 8itlfa .. Pitted Dotts . . . . . . . . lb 29c Poultry Seasoning I os en 13c Iorden. No• Such LIHrty JtH Mer1Rhlne Mince Meat ... 9 os pkg 27c Cherriea ....... 4 as btl 17c PNUit;r lr•nd.. Jll.. ular Sl11 Abo lrown , .. ·Cigarettes. ctnofZ00-$1.94 6.Sugor .... .Z.::Jibpkgs27c liN Yellow Clint Hia lbCake. NIC ., C:Ung Peaches 2-29 os cna 55c Animal Cookie• 1 . 4 pkt• 35!11 Candy Ban ... ctn of 24-89c - · '\!; · · . Mixed Nuts ....... ·: lb 55c ~!~=~~tat. ~. ·:;\U os jar Slc 'r''" al!..tln Thro"'h .. ~oar 24 English Walnuts . :' lb 49c· ~~· rro•• MONDAY l.e i iDA~•· t N'. ·· ' CHURCH PROGIIAM FRIDAY The R.oclne Baptltt Cbristmu program wUl P'riday, beg!DDID£ •t at the church. The · Sib cake 1.39 2.69 . ~ Eapeolally Prepared-II\!8\'Y L~af Stuffing Bread • • • • ' ···-•. Amerloa'a Favorlle-Jane Porker-Over ~.:S ......,,.. Favor f'e&tlve Brulgetl Witlt A&P L_ow Grooery Prleea Pa•ked In Sparklln" Syrup.-Speollll Market Repoij& : To UM Egg Hog . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . Whipping Cream . . . . . . . . . W P.! loautllully Doc"''" Alto Anile JIM HNI lllrill '•rkltr Strawberry Pie ..' Vinllla lood Spaniah Bar . each 49c each 33c IAie Howe ·Fan.<Y JtMP...br Wllite Bread : ' ~180' I ' . . Damages Mitior . . ' ·, ! .Slight damagfl-'1 rC5uHed from a cOUifd~ ol\ Roufe 3t one mile nOte~ 6f the ~tlon· line, lhi~ mort11ni. Sb~f:f Chal'le.s Rus .~ ell r~oll. ·. · · Aec~~d.llla tcr·tb~ r~rt a pirk · , . . .. . . . . . . 2 lba 45c .. 3 lbs 49c: • At ~id~ leport A and' P . . ln ColliSion ·aonanas ··~,,..· . ,o.u~ 2clbs 25c . ·' 1-"* Twin Roll5 ....... : tfjj Goldell Ripe ;.;~'f=P 4P,Its .. , - Holiday Cookies ... Fre-11 ... ~f'~tt Primary and ·Jwdor Scbool CluHa will tab publie ia ill'YUe4. . Pfefft.r.nusae Cookl"· . .... Christmas Cako . .. each 85c c•.w.-1 · · , ,. Pecan Rolls . . . . . . pkg 33c cloooft' ... Lltht lfltW 1ft ·... . . ·:14_ .........,:1442-...... :14 Frying Chickens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lh 37. Fancy Long Island Ducks ....... IIi ~ t:J ~ NBAKnER. 6 IVnl. OHIO. _ , wMt ...,...,.. Pork Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ', .. ·ib Fruit Decorated Hains .... . .. , . Fresh Hams ; . , ...... . ....... lb-31o Pork Loin Roost ....... . ....... ib 3·j~ •..._,,,.... ''·' 53c e ' ... ... ap t-ruck-; drivert ·by HatTy K Dai'.!it, 30, ltljdd.ltt;oft, traveling loutb .,.,. hJ.( rrDQI tHe rear by a 111M Pontile ~rjyen ' by •MJCM•I J. lt'vao~ 18. Pofil<.roy .. ·, · 'rJie trudt was da,ma!J:ed on the bJCk window and .r.i&lil··rear feu · der. Th! tar ~ns dAmaged oo th"" radiator-, Jrill ahd rigbt front {eo dcr . eon........"' c................ . . • wid ,_lthf.lllfteatt.t ....,.., " In MUth atNI ctld'nt ,.,..._~ , friday. L- ...,ltht II Mltll .... :14-21-. �' ' Two .. '-rbe -·---...--- The Dallv Sentinel. Pomeroy-MictdlliDort, ... Daily Sentinel Of' Till ME~I-MASOH ARIA """"WW!ed ""-"' '*PI aftenooo u at mail at J'f/IDJII''f. oruo. Nat.onal aaventstng 'Channell Cbannel11 U!ID- ·Ern!e 12:00 9:QO tcC!Ih Old folk.s worry vbout the me of their pen.don~. and in 'turn become brux1t~ 'fho,c over H heard to wal. and und er 65 alfo maZJ,age. tp rind Dr E J. _ Shanahan, Brooklyn thtngs to wot'ry about. . pros1:hodoni.st, say!· that b!"llxism Even 1f WI! worry, ~e ean .avotd Is Increasing by lea{?s 11nd bounds. bt·uxJsm, bowever Betvtf!IE!.D mealt>, {Yep, bruxism rbean~l gnuhlny of Dr. Shanahan advises we should teeth). This does dorftal hurm Jt h:l the lower jaw hang sleek. In IOOJen:; 'teeth and makes 1hcm order t o avoid that imbtcilit look more vulnerable to variow IJU. this should he done with th..! lips What makes an mdlvidual In remaining clused Maybe you reel this world become a bruxlte~ Re- to ba.ve to worry Ev~n 10, you ducmg~let!i may do it, Dr Eha n a don't have t~ be ~~~~~e. _ s:so 6~4& , eft the ~est German lntelll ge ncr sen-Ice, flc.d back £rom Ea st Gcr.many. John had gone hehmd tb l! ~ ....,-- -~ - - ----- ·mews ·orta Picture Eye 12':80 D~h Sllo~ ; il,' j:,~~f~!:~ JJte a:So DOLL ~;00 611!11 ·uo 81~ Peovl«>'!l CJtoice ·?:OV 7:>10 1:so 8:00 T.Qtd Tbe•tre · Lux 'video Theatre NeWs Headllnea 1Ve•thereast r9;JO lO:pO 11'100 1110D "Sun Bonnet Sue" 4:111 4-10 ··1!:1111 111!!0 ,Pffi!Oiet ,. ..,.,, •8:80 0:80 · ··' FltJDI>Y e:M stau on 10:00 10:30 li:Q!) 7:00 TOday 9:00 ·Coffee Time IJ.,IIII 10:00 D,in.c Dong School' 10:80 Search tor Beauty 11100 "Home J2:00 Tenneuee Ernie The News . Wo1·k· 0.1 Paul & MarY I'QI'<! _,:00 "' ~elltb -Valle1y :Days On '" · Dr . .Pt~o John, formrr 1 ohicf Howdy boo!ly ;lilmro<!•& ADI!)!'J' ·1S:M , Commentary w.rl.d. , YULE PROGRAM FRIO...Y A Ch.ristmu progrwm will )e pretented by the Primary aad. Junior Department of tbe RadDe Cburch on Friday evi!Jllni 23 at 7 30 o'clock:: Everyone iA wekome 12:30 12:45 1:00 O)d Timor ?J!IkY U. .. fomtny Harmon's Iro n Curtain on July 20, 1904 He !1ad been kept under clru;e watch by the Communist secret service, but be managed to escape by a .• n 1se. His r~turn was a severe blow to the Reds ft was r eported abo that two impo.rlanl East Gennan officials bad es~.:aped to the West - a department chief in the Trade Mmistry and an alternate mem Europe i11 greater now than a! IV .CHARLES M. McCANN any prl'viou.<~ tlme. One of the United Prns St•ff Correspond•nt her of the lower house of PariJa. chief too1cs for di.scU.Won at the men! The week'a good and bad news meeting wa.s a program of action · on the lnterQ.ational baluncc sboet. 3 Hu"b Gaitskcll, tt .• ~tpunchly to me<t Russia's n~ c·old 'war · • ' rwas pro-American rig ht wmg~ • aggrl!ssion. THE GOOD elected leader l?f tfie Brlllsh Labor 1. Sixtf!len natlon.<J were admtlterl Party. Gaitskell ueeiv('d 157 votes ro~a killed at lea..rl to membership in the Unite4 Na - of the Labor members of In ~: rtght tions. 'P~ p~tew member s inelud.~ House of Commons pCto&t& e_vertwo Important Eu ropean powers.L Jeft·WID¥t:r Aneurin ' ot · Gall~ It.aly and Spain. Seventy-s l:< cbun viohintt',f criti-cal · lhP 12:00 12:i5 llbOp I mumbet:i of IO:So 11:30 4:00 bite With Llle 4:15- J'~t Love ·I·• !;¥'! Mn. Geofie &tkett, Jr., ~ u aecompacJat for the earoiL 1'be proeram wu preaented der the JUptl"o'iaiOD of their cher, Mn. Johll Bacon. 10:00 2:48' ¥odeih Romin.ees a:QO ;Mat.Jnee '!'beatre or 12:30 Feather Your Nest 1:00 Current 1:30 Count of Monte Cristo 2:00 Camera Goes to &!hooJ 4;30 ·World of Mr. Sweenq 25 Inches High 2:45 Modem RorJlanees 3:00 ~ .Mltlnee Theat~ , . 4:00 Date with J..if.e wlllo lleoted Soran Hair F,!r.ot Love a$1S.98Value Old Timer ~:00 ' Pinky Let"~ &boW , ONLY u~ t:a~ $5.95 5:30 .How:dy Doody _. Iicy G:OO WUd Bill Hioko)l: THE BAD 'Dick em' Pl,ay Ie GG!m r 1 secretary of State John Fruter Duile~ warned fellow llelegatea. to a meetwg uf th e North Atlal'ltlc 1tcaty alliance in Parl~ that RusSin has open ~· d ll dangerous new "c-uld war [1·ont" aimed at penetratmg tM,M1ddle East and Aaia . "Stol in i~ · ~ad but S1nlini8m I not,'' he s.11a. NA'ro experts rcpurterl m a s\Jrvey thlfl the R~ s1an mil 1t11ry threat to Wcs.tf'rn -~- ~ ~· · -- MA~D> ~~::~~:~~ Mr. BY and Mrs. A were gui)Bts recently Dora Hud~on, ~on J ohn wUe of . MlJrgll'l In the Bfternoo~e¥ oalle(J on Mr.s. Augmta H 'an Mr -..and Mrs Harry Thotnflion, Ernlc Rickard, TwJia Ritkard and · Cur11s Rickard were guesiK of Mt' and M1·s. lves Kini Monday. Hny .rnne,; of Pt. Pleaunt visit ed hjs farm m•ar Board reeentJy, Mr and Mrs M.elvin Bon ecutter of H••ndrrson cnill'd on Mrs Rena At Wabtmw~r9if~ "A Chrl.!ltmas Carol" by C!Jarles Dickcm was presented at • special Christmas ,Program~ a't Waham!'High School dh Wddl'4~day 'afteinobn . The ptogra:nl wal~pon. sored b)' the Student CounciL Directing the play was Mrs. Allee Nease. Membefll of the caat wore i-'rank Capehart, Scrooge; 6:30 . ~porto Jlye 8::4Q 'NQW• Pletu~e Double TV Stllmpt1 GIYea · 0'115 LOf Paul " Mart Ford TO 9:00 Ll(o of Riley ·1:30 Co.ke Tijne '1':~ Newa Cllravan 8:00 Tflltb .« C9nsequtneN .t:uu. u1.!2..f•~<~m•nl !Ill; Story · Everyone '1 9;,80 lstAi'; Stqe 10:00 Cavalcade of Sports KandM' SOHIO 'iR~ - Bober' a Corner · N.-.~ -seadllne." SERVICE with l!!lclt Doll Sold Magic skin, unbreatabls. COmplete outfit, matchlDJ!. bonnet can be laundered. She sleeps! Shaml>OO her! CUrl her! COmb her! · STARKS PHARMACY E. iiAIN · POMI!JUlY -- l""'"'"'"'"l Tuesday ' ' • ' Catb7 A gift from tbe elll.ldND. prCIH'nted Patber Job.D TuniJ lip 8 .00 ~:30 ParSGn's ·st\141 2t00 Parson'• Study >~:J/I •Ind\lillg on:~~· h:m says, by cuttmg dow n the narm::Ll mtake vitamins and nuneral:!i. Inadequate rest and recre<ttwn is often a factor . Bi..lt worry 1s 1he wor~;t offendf'r Children warry t~boul their s.t' ...uut marks, and gnash theh· and lllllP oo .......... Nat IIJl,l, "Aw-, 1n a .lla.qer"'. Iillo. 1:00 Current Don't Be ABruxite are now ••! Show 1:3Q 'H ala of Ivy tti.t:~: Yule Program • Cynthia Conde. S.ata Clau. tllila pre.ented all or the 12.:10 FiatbW Your Nest month, Sl world organizotlon. The U. N., action ended a five--year Ueadlock on admissions which resultN1 trnm Soviet RW1lan obstructwn. As Jembl)" President JOJ e Maza coil ed the admis!!lons a hi stor ic ud vanee tow~d t.he reproscntalion tn the U.N. of all the peo-ple~; prt lh 1' MIDDLEPORT. SacredHeort School Holds SOCIE'IY 11:00 Home By mail one year $8, •hi. mGntiU OD• The B1ble tells us th at there wLl l he waUiog and gna shmg of teetb in the next world Wl!cn f1.aal retribution overtakes comp'acent :sm nrrs. There is gnashing of I P!'I'h tn .this world, 10()-,..-far too much of it, aecord•ng to a speaker at the Bnnual Dcntat Meeting or G: ':.'a ter New 'Yock. Many persons, he belleves, i=nash that they tn;oy not be MOROCCO SULTAN HEARS EISENHOWER'S GREETINGS 1o:oo Dilll Dona S.bool JOcBO Se.al'Atl fgr. ,lil.eaul7 11 reprelt'D· $4..25; three mon.thJ, $2.50; latJve. Bottinelli-KlmtWI, Lnc .• SoU WCHS ·TV 'ttftlltSDA Y 7:00 ~ ·8:bo Coffee Time The where available: one m.olltb, ... ~rev-Middleport, Ohio TELEVISION Daily Sentmel oJ'fk:e, $1~.60; six mont.bs, $7 ~ thret' lQOnths, $3 .90. By motor route lq matter It the pos1 offu..'!l .• -Sugar Run Grade Schooi'Present The Da ilv Sentinel Sublcr1"1on rates: Oel1fti'J ~l' carrU:r where available 30 eenH per weei:; one year in advance P!Joo>t lJ:IIII, edllorilll oUlce pbooe f!Atered aa a~nd clau , ." 1Thursdq.y, ~ember.~ 1955 ---'--------~The __Da---=lly Sentinel, "'"" . .,' - . .. .~ R:lcftard S. OWM •••• Chn. Mlr. Laingtoo Ave., New Y.lrt C1lJ 18, N.Y. Bunda, .by Th< Ohio Valley lhtiael, JJtt... .t 110 Mecbanie ~..• Pome10f. 0, !lusiness oftlct •• OMo AOII088 'L Wander · •1:1\1) ,,o CID foot .... ~1111'04 ' tabrJ,o -ll-;00 u 12....... ' f,~. 6:30 13. 6:00 .,,QO - curl 0 ar~ .?:lo ofqLe a':oo , MOIIeme sa. sacrtdiOftl 10. EcUtor 11\op ' ·~•$.9 (ali~· ·· 10;~0 ' 18. Clooli'l 6 ll:Ob lndia011 ;wo ll'ttnc ·, ~ 1:1~ In l1t&b 0 . ., . • f ' <I., . 18. WSip CIOHt, ~1. SOMERVILLE MOTORS, INC~ . ' 1Q:J.\) . 11'. .Ap\erl.cp em • J PT. PLEASI\NT, W.VA. .... ·2S:"8l<H a.. ll'told O(ll,.r (abbr.) ··., .' ' . J ' J' ' . 1 ... Otten (poOl. I :n. lt. cUmblnl ,, ptoal II.ACOMot OW~ERS ' ; .. ..... .,' BEN SOMERVILLE 1lltHI WOU1i4-90 &fpta~ at. Guido'• k¥•tllllltt 10.'. O\IOIIPO BILL SOMERVILLE tL!IaN onlm&IM u. Tbo cto.rdl ora MEL CLARK IIIOIIUIO'l' ... hln.to t..npleo ~ U.ll'toh " ... a?.II:Xoiama· \IOD (IW..) lt.Kin40(~ tt. Blult.r4 "· otroko •1rm WE ·lt-IVITE - YOU TO COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR LINE ·, (.. ~ I .,·.~. '• .. }. 'J()' oters, '1¥c. �• ·---... I • • lhu • I el im sw.-=· tc .. • ·zard 4 ' .. ',< . '. " ' ' ' ,'\ ··q~ . :..... ;'~ • : .- . ... .. "' . . .~ ----·... ·'-' ·~· .'-: .... ..) . . · ·' ' '"--~j' • . '· • J ,.,;,, • . ;· '· !'! . - ., .. . '. • ~ . Y" , ' NOI CloroD. Addreu II N .' • . ·- • • • 0 • • 0 • 0 • • • • 0 ••• ..•, • .;... "· ..• .. • •< .. .. \ . ·' ' '. . .. . '• ' ""' .. .. f, ~- �Thursdoy, Oeceml:ier 22, t95~ 'Ole Dolly LIIIAL ~TICJ Wold Aroold, Waruw, ln41ua: 1>0 ..., . ,_...... "'iel!!"i' .uo · - . . , "' .... liVb!•- - 11. wjll - 1 1 ......, a-~~ per ....., - · ... .,.... .......... run ar .m lei'UOil. M.lalmaJD ebars:• bDc.' ceo~ peer wOI'd tor tbnf toa eeeuU¥1 lutrtiou. s,ee~a~..-e lw Ill -~~ - -·---~ 1 Douille Vnlt GLOBE lffi ,KER, $60; 1 Heavy Duty 4-wbeeJ be clwlled for a4v.orilaiD& if DOl TRAILER with 1:110x20 tire• and l.lU o' t nsuronce ,.ut for llefore U.. !till ol eacb 18-foot nat bed, 150. Raymoa.d moath followilla iluertioa. Proffitt, Portland, Ohio. COMPLETE ln&Ut,nc:t .Prot~ lD AclvertUIJII-Ilbould be l:l-21-31j> Life, Aulo, Fire. Poli~. Call DOll reported lmooodlal...,. Tbe Dall> MUll, Middleport. 01110. Selllllld will aot bo nopollllble CRUDE on. for sale. Fot dual tor more tbu. one .mcorrec& lDTmmuN-: -'--G-0-:f. bUfaQ~I prevention, 1118eet ll:tller aad other u~ea. John Wayae Tea· Guaranteed aavt.cc• up to _.,.., JoCO ol TllaoO> ODd hpodal Noford, Pomeroy, Ohlo. Phone zos. Y. D. EDWARD8, Pbooe 15-X. u... of Ev011!1 prlated ll ....... 12-lt tltp Home a4. 1-11-11 lar clalliflea. r--. UDJ.tuara• pubUabed at 1 ceot per word. C"ur&ed Acll ro<et•eo Ill' mall or t 111 Wonted To Buv . loloplwae pvea c:arelul llloW> Ho~e for sale, 6 ro<IJM, on )Jid· WANTED TO BUY-Lop Oak. dleport Hill. latluitc vdU.in. liM Mill it , ':l-lll-3tp Poplar, Buow!iod, Plue, 'wa1uu1 I I I ~otiGes AJao Oak. Poplor lumber, IP'Mil o.r ~. 4-4, N. 11JRNI5Heil HOtl'SI tor llile~ ~ 8-4. Doll--.! 14 oar Complettly mod""" ~ TllpPel;t l'lalill Qhlo , llll'd. polated, Oa LIII<OI~ Hli!Pta. ~ Oil ·o~e~~..;.,.. Wrile IW 11'1?-U tor pull<ularL ; """ • ' 0~, V.U, Jill- Cotp . PboiO IIDIW' , II - Jllll'2 eeat~ pe: word nte - l21 ) keal estate a..w• ---- . - c:t:u7l , ..n ... WEBUY · ' sw LET OIJK I!LECTRONJC SECIIJI. · ~ U8tl TAllY TAKE YOUR WAWT W~·-~-Two GIRLII JIIKES. BIOi.·• ....,, · price on~ coDi!llloo. ~~~~= WJII.e llos ,JOT'l'LiliJ GA&-tutallatloo ud 1188-F, % SoniiDOI, Pomeroy. . S<a 111 for pric.,. RUT· I,AMD F\IRNil Ua& at l.lltload. ( '141 For Rent II#U . In Memorandum -·~ ~18...- QH 10 VALLEY UNK C"' J V;.._., PlllloDe Ill Tbe DaiiJ 12-1?-311: ' ------- I FURNIJ!I$0 APARTMENTS-I or 5 ro'oliw a'nd bath. Gas flied bot In memory of our D~ar Son, Le· watir ·~ fui'Dace. liUUtl• paid. 1W~ t rt Walker, wb., ean !Jia Pll••• tllllti·X. 12-lll-3otp .~ lt ' ~ance, D~e. ~2, 1944. MUd aM .,gentl~ u he wa11 bravll, For· ....,t,..-~HEb !lOUSE, 1 ~ .0!1 Llnooln l!IU, with When the tweeteat love or hil IJJ· •• ,a.. life he pve. TG 1irn,Ple tbtnas. where the vJoJeta grew, Blue 11 tbe e'ea they Were lik· ened to. The tm,u:hea of his ban& taave 11trayed,' ' · A'- reVert.nUy as hi" Ups have prayed Think of him .still aa lhe ume, t RODiofflY DOWNING ud 1-tiDdrr, bao beot ~~~4: (1~ fO!IIaee, tbetillostatlc ~~:ontroU~ ,For •ppoiotmeDt, qU 'llwlp1 ·8tore, Phone 183 or Ewl111 ' re&ldenee sti-1. IIISUL\11~ AoSaiC'J rfln, Aato-110,AC"'DDf'l' 12-3-tf •LII•· CUUIIV 1!14 - Real Estate 8rQker Bly, He hi nul dead-he 15 julft awaf, Mined by Parents, Mr. and ~n. J.,owls Walker and Children. 12 aa.Jtp . l_l!.i:~~~~~~~-_l~~~r IF·· 18 B 1 A\,lto :)ervices :::omplete WHEEL balenelDI and i;~~~:.P:•m:•r:•~'/,~ • WANTED-PLUMliiNG V.a, Clll dlff, (better knoWn 11 t<m, Opportunities • • C9J For Sc.ie Love)f modern 4-room home for Become I Beautlclon. Slop Into thla hlth paytna: prof~•lon in ule. Modern batb, kltebDD, beau· an omalllntiY oftort time. urut hardwood floore. BJa bue-SOUTHERTON BEAUTY ACA· meiiL Automatic au furnace. D!MY, Athens and Huntlnglol!Priced to aell. Abo e1eellent 12-IH21c refri8erator, waa.bln1 machine, eleet.rie atove, R.euooable. H. Ven Vra.nken, Llncbht. - .. (201 Buslness·:lervlc• ~~~2P~h~one l(l'f.J. 11-ltl-llo __,_ J.elar~ A. Wallocc. ' 11:. ·A.. and carol lllllall. 41 aeres 811, n, Rll, Ollvt tO )!ole Oblo. llartln J. Waddell, dee. to cort. fot ,lrano., Pomeroy, to Marprot Widdell. k~bel V. and T. A. Cllolond, 818, 1\12 iq~ Sutton .. mzet PtU· Uae and Paul J. Belrbs. X.O!lle 1:. Bloulh, ,Bornlce K. BIOIQ!b, Lono M. Keller, i.t A, Boo. 8, l)ronae to Alph~"'• F. and E<IJIIce 1:.--1la!aey. J,.loler 1\1. and Pauline 1\. Hort, .T8 Acre, Sutton to Erbe1t E. aftd Vlrihllo Quillon. i~~~ Jol ----------- * •• I petftion furthmo allcgei th't C. L. Arnold a~qulrcd his oae fortieth, (11.0), tntoreit by jnherltanee from WillJaril L. Ar· notd, d...md, hla 11'h4fatbor and IJ 1 tenant In ~omnton witb II)~ •b'"\• · ~Jil.td defendant~ file prt~II' ' Pf•told peUtlon Is tb!t tb~ C1)qrt. aet ott the PlllliD~ Utrs share Of aald real est !e Ia severalty •~ci a partition t:Oreol b& ,made. '· , , Tbo, perlll>i>a.ilrat oboVe .. mod Call SPruce SG'1111. Will lure I y le&rn the IM"Yict Write Box 11118-Z, % Stnttael, .Pomel'OJ'. '. CRITT BRAPFOIID, ·AUCTION· EER. Phone Raotne, Objo: '· ·- ,xplalning to Aunt fllb't!l' lllo8-18to Jenqie "a eoml)lklated tof Santa ' will take notlte that they bave been madt partlea defendant to aaid petition tnd tliey are re· q~lred to &nlwor tbe same on o.r beloto the 4:tb day of February i .BEAUTIFUL CllRISl'MAS TREES. M1ke your own eeleetton. Yoq can tel~ one at our atore or w• will t•ke you Lo our patcl1 c:loae by and you can aet the fin,at tree you ever had In th.e al~e )'ell want. We deHver. ll'hCNIII lSI. Ewlna'a StQre, 108 W. Mala St., Pomeroy. 12-1·11 ' NOTICi o• • ~ r!. • • ";,,r "~ ...... ,' ~'!" (t • ; j ~ I' ~ '. WHO WANT TO LEARN an l~erNt !Jl baseball, Clark abo hiterea~d in pra.ctlcally all outdoGr IP9rtl. He 111, , an av:ld fox hut~teJ; .~nd ean be found on the bil U•tehlng tn the doga run aln\oat any nlgbt when the wea ther is 100d. The affable baseball player auto 1~eama.n extends a hearty wiiCo'me to ODe and an to vilit ,him a~ . the Somerville Motors wflere ~ bas, already Jaken up the duUes or his new venture. AUTO REPAIRtHG I ·.' '' '' c. ' •, , • . L.ufh~r i• i ../..eqgQe Stages.It$' . Christnws .' • SELLING CARS AND TRUCKS ' • SEE · Wm. T.GrueserorA. ~ ;< GRAND . RAPIDS, folich . - A,I''U tractive Glorla Jean Newell, wlnDer of a state outdoor championship lut year, . doe!! rifl:bt with a bow and arrow, She baped a d-oe with the arrow she ever fired at a near Remu• about 100 IHI!'th of G~;and Rapids. ' Also- MEN TO LEARN. MOOEIN . DIANA I ·POMERQY W. MAIN ST. ~~iiiiii Las .. ... W~J;e Pt:P..~~ted _to j Vra. . · '.Patricia •., ,SChenk, ·istmas r I < I ' ' ' ' f .F·IUDAYondSA API'OtNTMINT Our Gift To You: 32 Pc. Dlnnerw ore or A $3.95 Christma• ,Tree ' !;folder with Any $50.00 or more cosh purcho'se. · • ~Uh . lxcltlnt Valw. 7 Pleoe P~Tjl: . ill: 'l'r/' Gay of Dteem· TOP CHROMJ JIOiii..U tbe Board of County commluion Jobn c. Bacon era, Mella County, ObiG, at t!he , Judge of Ute. Probate Court Office of •*ld , Bpard, Pometo)', :.:. · ~~· Coun;ty, Ohio. OhiG, up until 12:00 O'Gioc:k ,oon 12 1·~11-IIUtc Jan. 16, 1936, For fumilbl.ai the lollowlna: · N'mc• oP Transport delivory of "faloUne l'tl'ul~r and premium IJ'IdM ~ the County Garattt RoCk SprJnn Ohio, at the direction of tbt coun· ty Engineer, durJna the .90 day P«lod commentlnc. Jan, l8, 1836. Quote prices on both regular aq,d premium IJ'ad~. ~ciol ------ ......... •' · lltr •I VIII ~'" > 20% OFF ON ALL WHEEL GOODS · ulnen. Suite t99.9S $79.95 .' 11 Co Pl. KIILYIMATOIIi . ' · iiAVII .20.00 . . · : ~IC,At+,VIDUC~D TAI~I Ltiii. . . I!IASIIVI PLASTIC Platform ROc:ker .· liD LA"'~I .. • . • • . . 13.91 PIN UP I.AMI'I ...... $2.95 IOUDOII. LArf ... . . Q.95 W I - DlSPLAYID IN WANTJD COLOU · .,. . ~IGULAI $19.91 7 WW P~I!Ol LAMPl $1.95 PLUV ... . . : . . .. . $1.95 bido, G( the most s•tb'Mni eX· Sec. 23~2 or the 20th century ' Board of Couaty Commluloners By Dean BariiU.::, ClOJ'k. wh4t'1 l•ll'of the ot~· (12\ 22, 20: (I) 5·12 ftr nickel. WROUGHT li.ON Ull IIGU~AI. IUS STORK TO HIT 221 G"• Jt~nge ~-· $5.95 Sole$99.95 iti._:· M~' · ' tALUU1 1 SAVE $30.08 .. ' Sole $29.95 V.IY PUL~ 1!11 HAIDWICK DIVIDID TOP RE®Lllt $12t.t5 ' '' Hassocks . IIIAL SAVINI! . $UJ • • " • .. l '. , .,;.I:J·x' ~ •C.... tl.t WITH · '• OTTOMAN ...... INITAL~ED lACKS ·. '' ' ;'I ! ·, ' J '• ' • I ' • ' j - find'. ' M'YSTJRY M/dliliGOMUS'FtRULIS L .';.$ole $69;95 ' • LOOKlNG' FOR A REAL· BARGAIN? S.e. . . ' 3 R.OOM OUTFIT.for $399.CJQ Including f1all ~~•• . .· Ll~41rol TI~r''" -As Low As I Q'!;l DIIJ:i-11 ( ,i , '' ~ j"'l""-~~· · ~y • I " I • ~ -· 0 :~~ TfM-~;;f~T OF to·BEST Pill CES AN·~""'p,'ft.Q1!S 1~ . , • ' ' ' Clat~ lo a, paquate A~INI '.' I· l IJit. '¥iflh S<li6<il and vemty. Ill addition to with 1114 ba1e~l playlni If he sen fit , to ~~~e P~~~~ j Qtllm I~ l~ ··llfm · bave • tG lhaf.,/ ~ ' To' "' ·~ · Wl)en asked direotly ·as to wbet.het or ~,t · be "QUid conUn· Ue to P'bi7 tia:U, Cl~k aald that everyWq ,h t.tn~t11-it~, but he 'IllY 'P~r for • · year or two Ions· ~· · · · · .: _Clark bega~ bl.s .p(o(•,.tonal olofbOII <Or<>e~ , Ill 1~7 Wflh .Apple+o? In the WIRcoNln Sta~e ~'· Prior to ·tlJ,al -l he t-ad pi•Ytc!. Wll- 0111• ,Unlvenllty and :With lho lbrlford 'l'liero of the 1114 ,Ohio llUIIey . Allrjo'laU.n. ed. LIGAL NOTICI Dated this Sealed DIM will be r~vcd by bor, IHO. ' ' "· Young Men Who Ar.ll'hrough Schqol IXtcuttr lidtttl of Ltld J. Hylill, DecNitd Notice ill hereby g;lven that F. 1168. • L. ¥eK~iah.t wboae Poat , otttec ad4r.,. lo Middleport, Ohio, R. D. , C. L. Aroold, Plalntllf. ~~~ been duly appointed aa Exe0 Brien & O'Brien. cutor or tbe Estate of Loid J. ay.. Attorneya lor Plaintiff. l9ll. late o! Vlll ..e of Middle· (13), 8. IB,, h,)IO; Ul, 8, IUic .~, J4eig1 County, Obio, Geceu- . ., ... .l' ~ ..' Cltut had btouJh\ 1Junlor. ''lt'1 edu~allonal,'' l'le "dieslened to -.dJuat 'a child to Hve lh the Wl)rld or todey. Any Wfl3" he puhi Boar~ ot CommtntoDers re· 11erve lho riaht to reJect any or all It log:ctbcr 1!'.1 wrana:." ••ld., * MeUl~k Purchases Stock . 1n SomervilleMotors, lne. ·''The w. Plorl4o. • ... . ,... Jonathan C*rf<>li 1o w. L. Arli4ld fecorde4 IJi. , Volume :m Page ~7 of !lie ·:1~¥0 Couh'• Deed ' •.o.. cOrdi: Y~ .., - ;.r.-· Muon, on whether or nof to eontinue pleylng biMINII. He It ownrtd by tM SyracUM Chleft, who ...., portMIIy will move 10 Miami. MEL CLARK, fonnor ovHiol...r last tnown address was CoiUmbw, of the Phll-olllo l'hlllioo. anOhio; Twn Smitb whose la!fl nouncM this WMic tAt M h411• known addres~ Wa!i)~ 0re1on pure._.. -.ck Ill the ...._... Road, 1'oledo, 0, Oqio; apd Jtoberl ville ·W,ott-.,.fnc... ~ · P•lnt fJie.. Jt>nklnsort, who:-;e la!t kn'GWD 8~­ ••nt. ·.~!irk l(~u yt~l unlleCIM4 drcu wu 928 Sh. Roos~vell ~te ., Bell:eley .1\d~ition, Cqlumbu_•, Ohio, whose prese'nt addraues eannot, with reuo~able c1JJI1e:nce, be ascertained. Bry~n JenltiD,O,P and Bernard AraoJd, whose 'a.ddrenea are untnowD and cannot with reasonable dUigence be as· certained, and aU the un.tnown ' . (tlrmer Major Lea· Mel 1-'lar~ helra, devisees, legJI.t>Pil, ~xecu· guc 11.-.,~t.: pla,yet, · bas PUl'tors, administrator.!!, and 1581Jijl!l cbasM ltoet"'!!ll tbe Soa.erville ot Mllt011 Arnold, deceased, •Dd M~, 1$.~ of PoJnt Pleuaat, all the unknown heirs, devise~, a Ford aaenqy,, ac:ordiug to •• leJatees, executors, admlniJtra.tors anno.uncement made thtt week and assigns of Mai(ie Caraon, de- by Ben Somerrille, bead ol tile · eeaaed, who are unknown •nd company. lt wu repot:led tllal tile 1tock eanaot, with reuonablo du'lgenee be aacertalned, will take noUce purc~ ...d by Clark II tbal · for· that C. L. Arnold filed bls petition mcrlY owned" bjt J. H. SomervUie In the Common l'leas Court of Jr., wbQ · rece~ p\Q'thued a, Meigs County, Ohio, Ct~.!Je No. Ford qeney liJ Owibgtville, Kea· 12,380, alletJnc that he waa tbe tuck.y. , Clark, wbo 11 a ·utiv8 of the Gwne~ o1 •n undl'{ided on~·fnr. New Haven area in Muon countleth, {1/40). lntereot lD lbo fo~ ty, baa been workln; during th., lowing descrlbt.td real estate: winter moDtba for the comp&rcy Situate in tbe Townsh1p ,of for the &Jast four yeara. Saliabury, County ot Meias, ~d w•h.. naWn thraqhaut tha State of Oblo, and bounded ahd , 1 a c:a1r1c playtd ba..WII described as follows , to-wit: with' the l'hiJ.cltl;tila PhiUI•• beginnin( at the Northeast eOr· of th• N.tlonal , Lellut fpr ner of Fractions No. 0 and No. 2, over three y11ra. tt. fJI'It R«nge No. 13 ol the. Obto COJ;n· went to the Phil• ln the fa'll Itt pany's Purchase.; thence West 13 lt,St - ~~ ''111-J"'d , 'lftth t!ttrft Jl2 ra$.t.Q ,I.,~ I bence South untH th• rHrly-"'p art .t tiM 1955 8 rods and 18 ·nob to a atake .tn •••on when M Mnt te the Ctitster lnd · 1Wtland H.Ofl(l ' Syr.c'\,y ·.~ :t'tM: ; lntern~tlon~l thence South · 87 derteU' East Ltavut:"' · rods and 10 Unkl' ttlr a 'lteke Jft' thfi Cllllk, whq: iJJ ' 9Wiled by the Old Athch• and Pomeroy - ROad· SyracW!e ~ei.Ji' a.t: · tbe preae:nt thenee NOJ'Ih 12 rods aM 19 Un\t, ~ itio.l bll beaelilll fu· tn the place of beginning '(!Oft- lur,e ill U1loettl1n~.llut add! that t~inhtg oae, (1) acre. • , his jolping -,t]Je . ~ · Pleuant RefereP,Oe Ia ma~e tG deed fN~ tlrm wl,ll, .ln. 1\tl. way, interfere unib brake The M.uon Moth m Club met 1 Beatrice Chapman called on :m Wednesday evening at the ' Billie We1gand and Brenda SUil· h.ome of Mrs. Geraldine Greer day. . with Mrs. Martha Cook as coHerman Blen1n1 was the aue.at hostess Th&. meellnJ wu opened of Harley Bone.cutter _lad f~mtl)'. with Mrs Lilah Zerkle g 1vlllg the Franee1 and Ernie Grimm who' devotJOns and a read1ng "Early hav~e been employed In llliDOil Chnstmas" by June BW'ns. bl\'e returned home for the wtn~ A dLScussion was held concern- ter. mg the Christ'mas party for about , c urtis Rickard wa~ a buainess th1rty children t.n the town M'~l!l · • viliton in Pom~ Tueaday. bets were appomted to sohc1t · Ca! ...·ln Bleubli ...:Ulled on h.iJ fr om the. town merchants for the aunt Ella Sunday.'' town Chr1stmaa "treat" to be held ' ' at 6 30 at tbe.,_,Community building Mr. and Mrs. H'arry T.,tor t~l on Saturday evenina:. Pt. Pleasant w~re lllesta of llD. Attending were Mr.t E A ' Fannie Taylor of Boar-d Sund.,-. _ St·-• 8 . H .b ' · Mr. ••~ Mn. Fred Root, Patty Sc hac keI• .. .ll&.u. '""' Y ar olj.r, and Freddie or H1,mt\n..ton •HOt · Mrs. Lester Dodson, Mr1. Edward J •· •• Ryan, Hra Cettil Smith, K:l1. Sunday wl~h her mother,. mr&, Freddie Thabet, Mrs. Charles Luvena Ramey. . Yeager, Mr.s. Ralph Waroer, Mr~ . Mf. UUJ.,- BcJnecutter, who' ls George Burns, Mrs. .Mel Clark, empl07ed o·a the rlYtr b tpe)Jdlolrs, L"ter Zerkle, lin. . Radfor~ 1111 a few <Ia>:• ·Willi' 1111 fll!lib' [ngels. Mrs. Dor Eberj'ba.Ch, Mr.s. _at 0 .. ~rove. M.acy Berry, and the hostesaes, 'i!rt. ' ·M el Fry, ·Saturdar a~pMrs. Greer and Mrs. Cook. noon. " I Ohio, William Arnold, Jr., whose last knOWD addroll! wu Columbut, Ohio; Blanche Waen~. wboae ·,18 U&ekent' Sefet)' SwviM. :-- Mason Mothers . LETART, W. V!.. Club Discuss !'om IUitll ap.;,l 8'1!141Y wltb Mr. and Kr•. Deml1 ltP\Uih and Yule Party Plans 1 attended sundoy S<bool ot oak Grove !UB Church.. Helen SOmmenme. PG.lDt Pt". . ant, Wtst ViJ'IIDll ; ltdna Gettle~ Point Pleuant, West Vl.rcinla Zelda Healey, Albuquerque. Ne~ Melico; Edti b Sloan, R. D., Wlu ches ter. Indiana; Elma Po.a.se, R D., Wln<"hester, IndiDna ; LueUe Coates, R. D , WuH~ he s ter, lndlana; Ruth Wnght, RichmoncJ. Ind1ana; Ray Tracy , 118 Maxwell Street, Cbarleaton, West Virliaia; Jessie Holmes, Chicagu, ntiooil; Phoebe Jenkinson.. Chi~IJO , WHloh; Mayte Matthews, Parkmbur1, West Vlr&lnia; Mildred Huffman !KU East. Elm Street, M.o,proe, Micbigan; Carson Hood, 33~ Ruckle Street, Saalnaw, MichliiD; and Merle Spooner, 128%: Lavinder Street, Monroe, MJcbia:an, who ~ non re!ldentll of th.e State of w•• II 1955 .NOTICE U00.8t TR.\DE·i!ll FOR THAT FUR~tt!JRE ..... .... AT,~ ~.· eMAST ~ '·< - .. ' ~· !t ; .'' " : ....; __ ;.:-- ..- "' t' .. .-. - lAo~ . . ., ·1 �' Sentinel, POMEROY 1000 Days Without ALost Time Injury Potludc·Dinner ~eld Br Legion Auxiliary, Tues. SOCIETY ;t\tJene Thoma.~ .f(udent at &dea Samiaary, St. J,..Oub; Mo., arrived ~oday to apeJl4 tb.e holidaJI With his 'parent.s.. ·,Mt. aDd Mrs. Everett Thomas. ........ > be will e;pend Cllri.Jtmas with bia GIFT Klas Alma Reyaoldl iJ lpendlna: thl1 we-ek iu Charlut<.on wjtb Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Eskew. · From ated tree. I The Chria;t111115 tbeme was 11180 Clrrl:311 oUt on tbe table with a poinsettia cover ud napkin• and red eandles and red place mats. Mr. and Mrs. Vau,ban RosJ, 1on Earl and daugbter, Maurita. of BAKER Mr.s. John Youaa returned home Tuesday from Eut Liver-pool where she wilted in tbe c~ of }mr sister-in-law, Mn. Cllffol'd THE HOME OF GinS . FOR THE HOME Mount <Faye WIU) wbo...died Suaday. :arn. !Mr. and Lawren~e Parfitt returned to their home iD' Chal'l leston Tueaday after . a vJ•it WJtb bit pareota, llr. and Mn. Edward Parfitt. 1 · u. lmployws In the 1raup -picture .,. lilted below rrft to rltht: Pront ltow: R. Story, L. Glbbt. D. Ire...,., D. Shinn, J. o..tt~ D. Knapp. S.C.nd Row: I', l'au..r, 1(, Cltrtt, S. lutlcirk, G. Offered For Sale A remarkable period; without;~ 1 IO.!It time inJury, baa been aeM.. pllabed by tbe Furnace RepallCrew at the Vanadium Corporat P. Loehaty or CliO· Dl, urJved Satur- ¥iu SUITE tEDROOM SUITE Choirs Hassocks Ruga Smith, student at Chltbam Hill, Va.. aod James Smith, wbo attend• Princeton University, BoJt.on, Ma.q,, are MpeadJne tbe bolld1y1 with their grandmother, Mn. : Theodore Ebers- bacb. Mr. ancl .MrS. WUihtm Clark en· tertalned a lfDUp · or nela:hbors, Mondll)" eYMinl at their home on The Elftta ~chard, the b01ta a'nd * SMOKERS ' ebatrman, ,.p~ldlnJ. .fW• ..:f,~art JNTHE *TABLES *LUGGAGE * FRIGIDAIRI! WASHER ,, DRYER RANGE REFRIGERATOR, the B. · H. t'helr Cfuobtmaf f~ l~the ho.me of Mrt:. Paul Sm~ Ttie!Ctay even'in• will\ Mrs. ' C}lif _nct ·. Clark, A:II Mirrors cifvJi•1".q! SOJili!>nl ' Mll,jjqpn ' Society h-d Jod;.\lle ope~lill devollolial "'"'"'• W&reh h:icluded the scripture ver! ell teiHng ot the Natlvily and ·a COURT HOUSE . - ' · . tvtniDII at the, hom'e of JitOter }Mfh~il. . ' ' A 1hon busineaa &euion Wll5 conducted by tbe pre&ldent, Ji11 Snowden, Wlilcb opened wttb .scripture read.in& of the, Cbr~tm.A£ 8torJI"\aku ,,fr~ St. Luke by Carol ~eirlts-. ' . * Cord Tables • * Food Mixtrt ..J Toasters * Electric Fryers * And Many Othtr Gift Sugg..tlont . ' ... · ~ close or the pro~am. " . '•. ·- 4 dr sedan. Original dark blue finish .' One local owne.r. 4 dr sedan. Not a scratch inside or out, lmmacqlli!te · "' ' 1952 Cadillac Conv cpe.$2,195 1\lmost like the day it was sold. New !Iuick ' : ·: ·. · 1953 Old• '98' ........ $1~8~$ Conv. cpe. Oicl'• fineat.-One caref!ll·!IWJIOI' Like new condition. New Buick tr~e' _ 1954 Chevrolet 110 .... S.h~95 2 dr. Spotlelll! orl!llna! meta!flo:;·l(\'ey finish. · . •. \ · ' .. . 1954 Pontiac Dlx . . ... $1,595 4 dr sedan. Very low mileage. ExcoUentln . every way. $3.59 up . -ELECTRIC RAZORS SCHICK - SUNBEAM REMING'L'ON - RONSON NORELCO . <,·,•, 1141 Chryoler Club tPI N t ;· ·· ·'' · »&& JH9 Mermory 4 dr S'Odlri. cluil :,; . · U95 U48 Ford4 Dr ....... . .... .. : : ~·, nus .. :~ \-. ' . $i"~c)Q:~jf} < pHRI~TM~ . . CARDS , . B~ ~meri~an dreeli~ lilose S'c up · box 59c Up l .. ~. ~., CHRISntii\S ' -;,~TREE .l,.tGJfTS ~ '·MultipleBuminR . $2.35 -- Tin., Christmas Trill! Ttlni jltilb$ Icicles, I, 1~: up>~, < • • ' ~\ 'I' PAPER-TISSUE~ARDS-SEA~$: · t~;p T(WS_r ;\ PU~~!,;Q)r.$ · Gruur..S : , · TRU('&S 1952 Buic~ Special lradn-ln from satisfied owner. . ··' ' '! HOLY BIBLES ., ........ :;. ~: f:$-l';~a ,!P ', . ~ By Yardley, Old Spic~;· :Tussv i 'Lentherie, Seolortii,Jdennen , 1953 Ford Customliner . $1,095 19548uick CephWf ... $2.195 IlSI Studebaker Com VB 4 dr ~ ' ·. flU~ I . . 1812 Chevrolet Dlx PG 2 dr ... .. :::~:,.,/,'177 . \ 1111 Buick Soper Rlv ~ . ... (!•'.'\ f,~i13 . 1111 Chev Dll 4 dr. new ·~I . · ·..-1 .~ ~ 1111 Packard 4 dr, aulo ~ .. (\; ·:_ $119~ 19110 Plymout- 4 dr s~ W~Pa • t ',: .'444 ttiO Old1 ! dr Hyd ...... " .. · Ul& 1910 P11111iat 4 dr db oedP . ·. .. .:: . - .395 Now! The music you want at a .· .price .you'll love! SHAVE SET ,. 4 dr sedan. One local owner: New Year End Cleoronce Sp,li~fols On 2 dr sed. Like now two ton~ !iniJh. Shows good care 1954 Chevrolet l~l.lre . $l,J95 Hard Top Cpe. One ca~ul own~r;.fii!OIIe" lnllide and out. Fully equipped . · 1. One Reader Scores 'Near Miss' Today .•. $19.95up $7.50 trade i11 allowance 1953 Pontiac Dlx . . . . . $1,195 4 dr sedan: New Buick lrade·ln. Hasn't flaw or blemleh. 4 dr sedan. Like ne~ ~rljjlnal cora,! clinlsh. One local owner · , ·- ie~ilier: R.araoteoC! FeclerateciChurch Sunday,School To Christmas Pragram P'red Blaettri•r, 11,1perintendent, will be In charae an'd the treats Will be given the" eblldren at the 1954 DeSoto VB . . . . . . $1,795 •. Solid 1 I 1953 Chevrolet 21 0 ... . . .$995 Lrade -~ln. BILLFOLDS · YULI PROGRAM FRiO~Y·_ wer,e made to .!iend fruit .~ lhe County Home aud the memThe Sund11~ School of the }l' cd The ChriRtmas program of \ uit bers are also sending: tift! to erated Church wtll hav ·~ tbtir Naot:ni .Baptist Sunday &cbool \1ft· uch person at the- Home, During der th~ .direction of S. T. . Jobn- Christmas program Sa1urday at son • •ill be bel~ Friday at 8 p . m. ?t:IO P. H. It )¥~8 ,anno~nccd ,tod~i bY. 1.A,hOn The primary department under j ~mpton , tbc .aupcrb}t.nd@dt't:' . , th~ leaderlhip o,.f Mrs. Lfna Hu' . . ber, will ' present a program and ~ play "Cbrlltl;bja, Candleli" will Plaru~ ,.. ., YOur eluded a LChriltmaa carol cont~ ' ', 5I · A decorated tree. Betty Leonard wu Ia char1e A contest. passing the orange of the program tor the oveninJ from chin to chin was won by 1 ~hleh consisted or Apoem' "ChriSt- M'irCaret lf9~~,'Jimen Roush, Mary mas Spirit,'' b.F Kenny CoWD.,. Ann McKenzie and Mary Lou Tell and five art1cJe11 ~ · ·· , ~ font. 9te~te Ftnltiw, won the a:amc Mary McAfee; "God'a Gift," lUI milsical ehiiir; Larry Wile&, pin Snowd~,..; "Welcome! tor JesU& , th~ t~ll Ol'l the donkey; and Patty Carol Bcarhs; "'SI.rantef1', R9ge,. HY~ell and Stevie Fhdaw, were Leifheit. and "Jr ... J: ''ftad Been ~he . wiqne,rs In two other games. There," Ronald Bearblf' Refrellllmeuta of sanawlche.s, An lll'tit!le "Let LiaJlt eoo.tlea.. and K.\)ol·Ade were aerved Shine" by Mr.. Wi\iiain . ohj~if. by the te.achen lo fourteen mem· the advisor, and · the .M.JF • • bets ~d fiVe ~est11. dl~;U9n eOnohidecL , -the ·., prtt_eri"m, a'(ter whieJq~ere was llh ,xchAnte of gifts and IJim:?.s wq 1tlaf.f!(i. and rerdipp by Mra. t:. J . R~~·•' • · · · . FLASH OUTFIT . . ....... . .... $14~ POtAROii>'CAMERAS .$69.95 Cr $89i75, The primary ol~W:es of the First b' -prese.nted llndei 'the direction of .M.ri. "William Kenneily arid Mrs. Bon ,Neutzllq . . - * Hoover Sweeptr * Cobineh Eastman Hawkeye Baptiit CJ)un;h t.Utbt by Mrs . Ray Seldeoa~l~ and )Irs. WUliam Holt , held a Cbrii!il.nia:&: party, Monda)' ~Wnhil fl-om 7 to 9, in the soeial room of the church, which was d~ted in i:ecpin.IJ with the l\Oliday . ~st~:O'QQ:s lnc.J.uding a large . COME AND DRIV OUT A BARGAIN! EASTMAN CAMERAS ·..._-. ·"'· .. $3.95,!1P . Gttta wfre·brop!Jht by tbe metn· ben. wll!<}l l!\W;li!> to~ trv ·lho C.O•tr 'bi!lrmaty. . · M'~da'y Refre1hmenta; w~e lle.J11e1i duti!lS Mrs . C. P, Bradbury was JIS tht! evealng to thO.e named above ch.arge of the program which .Jq, and Sally Bart1s. CLOSED All Day Saturday December 24th · .ednunlhd'er :fell,OW$hlp' -HOlds;· , ! Fir,f!Bapti$f Group !·. 'ft ...ft. ,•' "~J . fn,l'!~ .t'JT. ..1." D..;., _.'fin •1 I/8Ifl$,_¥;u~-Ptlny The .YoUtb Ftlj:OYillaip , ·of " \h~ _Jlock SpriDJ& . Mcthod"t Church At. Churcl, Mo,.. fve held a ChriatmiP .plrty, prayer, WILL BE ·· . TRUCK$ ... 1054 lnlernallonal 101 ton plel<up Onlv $tS2 mlleo . . . . . . . . . . . . . U,QN 195J GMC 2 ton HY<I, ~P· ~ew llloek.'Extni'-'OOd 11rW... , : . . . 1953 GMC !ton LWB . ... ..... . ..t,09S 195~ GMC V.0 ion plCkup, oa~ owner . f&~ 1952. Dod1e 2.11111· LW' :I . . , .-' ..... . ' 1932 IDiel'utlollaU !On l.wB ... .. . 19SZ GMC Pickup, one mmer .. . ,. ,:• lt.lt$1 ~s t Ford '14 ton pk:kup . .... _.. .. •sel '· .vn'e .lotal owner. · ,.. · lOSt Gli\c 101 ton •take .. . . .. .... . ltiS 19$D Chevrolel I loll LWB .•••... . Uti ,~ • ~ ne Open 'Til10 PM every night 'TU Christmoe Eve when we close at 6:00 PM Yule Carol Conte$t Held By Missionary i Group At Meeting Col)klq, .colfite and undy wer:e serve4 during the ' evenlni a'nd preeen~ 'ft'ere Mr. ind ·1frs. Ed&ar Abbott and children, Eddie and Kathy, Mr. and Mr.!. Lawrence Leonard and daughter, Louanaa, Mr. and Mts. Clitror'd Leifheit and Picturas Yo'ut .h, ,.. . I The WUliom Clarh1 · Entertain Rock spt!nro ft!>.od. Lamps .-~ · ' _. •!Jhlh di.!· of tbe Ametk:an Uellon. who wu a g:uut It the dhm-:. •pi,k!, briefly. This group'• work COM~tl· ol bricklaying, cement work. cnboo culting and hot work Jn the reo pairin g or furnaces. All tbi8 hal been urrled on for over 1000 days without a lru~t time injurj>," This record hu been accomplished through the use or the Plan~ .safety Frorram, proper usperv1s1on, and good cooperatlon Oof the em_ployeea. Vanadium extends "Congutulatioru" to t.hl.& lfOUp and [tl ·record. · · tbe holldaya with and Mn. Patlicll ~i~~ii1iO:.~-IMr. * LIVING ROOM - hurry on to Swisher and Lohse's lor the perfect a-nswer to your Christmas probJP,ms. ' ,. I ,. anybody-or~ . .. .. .'. • F:rl.llk c._,.~,., tr:lct lion or America, Grobano Plaot; New Haven, W. Va. .. '• hours to you've ' ' ( Following tbe dlnnei an exchanlc of lifts was held, after W"hieh a 1hort buaia~ seuion was conducted by the prasident, lhu Jennie SUe ElsellteiD.. It was voted to prepare a basket of food lot a needy famJly at Christmas. Albany were reetn.t IIU::llf.a of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas. Furniture * I •I ' .\ 8:30 pOtluck din ner prec~J ded the meetJn• ot the Llclies Auxi· 11ary of Dtaw Webster Post Am· 9ricJJ1 PeliOQ Jl'ld Tuesday .t~en; ing at the Legion Hom e. The ball Ras decorated In keeping with the hoHd•y teu:on inelud.ing a decor- Dave Th.omu, Miq,cr•ville. left Wednesday for Crooksvill e where JOD and. dall.lhler-lli·Jaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thomu. 1951 ·· Thursday, , f ~~. . ' ' Tutsy Midnitht Cologne.Cr Lotioi{ F;i,.ndship Gorden S.h •... '... .' .,. Old Spice Sets . .. . . . . . . . ' R•vlan Manicure s.tl .. : . Bath Powder, Twa~, co.'v.:C Evening In Parit, -T!IIIY· .. ; .r.· . . Jewel Boxes . ....... . ·- ..-.', . . tr .., Prop~ylactit B;\;~.,.. ~~ Coty Gift SetS . . . . : . .. : : :., Ya!'dl.ey Gift Evening In Poria oll<'b Man � 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. 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