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' -.- .~ _- CAN 1.110 ., ,, ~ •• ~ ., : • ilL . •tl 11 .IQ . ... . }.1111 • I 11 · t.OO 1-C!O . • • .110 10.00 :13 · 11.110 12.00 ' 17... .• , Ul 1.00 . 4,00 . J'JltliJ' ... f'!IIAiq.~f ~:UPlLE QR Ann APlllCOT C.llllS •· PreservG$:· ·2 rtL!·f·l ··· \AU· on ' ..-·- " i,.B. JAR �• ' COrr.ine Ann Ashworth Became Bride Of J. Ruckman On Nov. 8 ....., Rt n. w. ' Supt. McComas Is Speaker At High School Assembly at 'l o'clock:. The Rev. Robert Dieterick olficiated at the double ring Supt. L. W, McComas was lbe eenrnony i-!1 the presence of tht! immediate families and a few speaker whrn the mid-week A&sembly at Middleport High School close friends. wu held Wedne~day afternoon. Given i; marriage by her fa· Supt. McComa• !ipoke {JD the ther, the br i.1e wore a white Sltin ''Right alld Wrong Ways of Studybrocaded sht>alh cocktail gown ing" and stressed the importance with ·a matching white hat. She of learnine to study in hleb Kbool. carried a bJuquet of white carPromotion of the sales of the nation! and ivy on a white Bible Annual was the topi!! of the. tllb belonging to th.e groom 's mother. by three Seniors: Bruce Br1dlord, Mlu Patricia Metcalf, Kent, at- Kay Stiles and Stephen Coati. tended tbe bride as maid of honor. Group slngin!l WJ:.S led by Mrs. She wore a 1avy blue suit with a Clarence Savely with Kay Darat u white bat a'l.d carried a noseia)' p~anisl of pink carnations. Mlls Joan Ruck Mrs. Ruckman 11 the . trandman, sister of the groom, as brides- daua:hter of Mr. D. · V. A.abwOTth maid was attired in a belge suit and Miu rorinne Wlldermutb, with matching hal and carr led pink both of Pomeroy. carnaticms. 11i t.beU Jut Han lloltli thai .., lnd II• I and Th"l the . the• rlsoJ ~eor i Jln( ... will! if'OI Mr. WiJiiam Hansen of Minerva served a& best man. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Ashworth cbose a navy blue dreu with white accessories. Mrs. Ruck· man, mother of the grl)om, selected a black dress with black accessories. Both carried baby mum corsaget>. The bride was grarl uatcd Irom the Kent State High School and La a senior in the School of Nurslni at Ohio Shte University, where she iB Pfflliated with the Chi Omega National Social Sorority, Mr. Ruckman graduated from Minerva High School and attended H&rl "''", .... •• .... Will Tl Rvtl L. hit entering the I ...f Oro , (.,! Rlh 116 Jur .. T CHANGES POSITIONS Dwlcht E. Ron, former Mlddle- po" and Racine reaident, hla reaigned from the Tracy-Wens Company, Columbus, and on January 1 will joln the William H. Makepeace Co., Cincinnati, rep~aenta­ tive of several major manulacturers Of Toys and wheel ,oodt. Ros11 bas been bousewarea bu:er for Tracy-Wells (or the paat fOUr and one-half years and il fll'lt vice-pre1ldent of The Uousewares Club, Columbus. Mr. Ross Is the son of the late Verne Ross and Mrs. Jessie Rose, Columbus forme.r: Meig1 County residentS. Hor ,... II~ I(. I Make laachbox saaclwicles NOI \ .. with beltei tasliaf ROl.SUM I FROM GROUND Wold Kebnedy """'' tbt week Heath Afternoon Circle Christmas Ba~aar Thursday, Dec. 13th, the Arter· 1\oolf Circle of the W. S. C. S. will hold their annual Chri•tmu Ba· zaar . at Heath Methodls1 Chl!rdt. Home-made candy, baked good1, Chrbtmas toys, aproni. etc. wm be on sale and coffee and dougbnutl l wlll be served during'" the after· and ct·cnlng. Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe, Mrs. c. A. l~h~~~~~~Mrs. Hattie Srliith are c... j~ ol the Bazaar ami are assistf'd by Mrs. ·W. W. IHayes,, president or the Circle. Wo· of the church are 1sked to have their C•lntributiOns At the church by 2 p. rn. Tburaday. .. __;.....,;;. To Be On Dec.l8 ·.~ . . ~· .....,.•• ~ o ' '' t · , ' co· '_lilt rM!'I•IIir · Tbe New Haven Llona Club iJ ' A plannint a Chrlstmaa party to be r c._ liifl · held on December J8 with .wives 11 W of the membera beine present u - ,.__ ,.:._._ .euesta. . Ddnl ~· ~ ~ •·•· ·a___.., ..:...-..a cf~r.Jt llll•larlti ._ •In CllarJe of arran&ements il a · •-="' ,_ .~ , -• ' , ~ . ,. _.., _ , , - the home of their advisor, Mrs. . W. McCqmas, and Aetl,y .Covert, pre1ldcd. The e\•r.mir.g's program Jnehaded demonstration of the Correct way set a bre11kfast table and a dl.son ::1 nutritious breakfast by Be.,.erly Perrin an.d Mary Swanson. The membcn stud"Fruits and their care and •1 ~00. • • • 51b98t: . 31b$1.00 41b-$1.00 • • • ·Buies Dciily Parkenburt · · $1.1' Plttsbllrth . .. . $5.00 Wheeling ...... $3.80 CHRIS'f~S ON\)\~S • ·SEE OUR ·Wide Assortment ·Cllocol&it'e Drops · · 29c lb. Cut Rock · · 35c lb 100% filled Christmas Candy : •. 35c lb. NUTS -.x. roa ..... : 990 Hn. Ed Jordaa, De:~ter, called 00 the Braley'• Tuelday. ONE 4 ~Oj)ll APARTIIEIIT. Ooe 8 room hdu,. ..N8Wlf deeoflted lnlldo at>l •ut.. t.. N. Benet!. Po_rp.eroy. 11 1 tf na I wHITAWt .. -· SAVE . I On your Dial Employment Y.our .Sunrise'· W.qnted cANDY . ' Huntlqton ·.··· $1.85 Pt. Pllllllllnt .... $.50 ' Gallipolis ··· ·· · $.60 MarJett-. ·· · ·· · $1.55 Tu~ Plllns · · $.50 .' · ~:U.s: 'l'u 100 E. M• St., Pomeroy l'lmte' II ' ·1 · it!J ,. ,, i To y' ','o ., <~ j 'Co sur.se.~ ,, "' -~- " Station . --.---· . Good Clean v..cfear. An III.U. aoul tlodelt 'BW!f'E't - A~l ~onditlon, -$10. Do'rmyor Electric DEEP FIIY.EII . good eondition, $1Ci.OO. Mn. Rod. «liik ,firimm, .L<itilft t'•llo. 01110. METROPOLITAN 1283tp . AVTO SALES (21 I Reol Estate 5 ROOM f!OU$E, . 55/100 acre. Sale for . lf!l200.00. Contact -Rut~­ sell Welch, Balle)''a Run. ~ ..~ ,1 61p ,, ·Top Value sTAMPs --.. . • :';): 'r . ... ..... l 'f ·' ll . it. Rodney Dl»wnifli.. !'OR FR E .G IFTS INSURANCE .AGE)'IW• ' . Perl_< ·up the famlly'o appetitN with lean, succulent, owHI Park Roaot. Plro, Autoinol!l'"' '!Millh ·',' ACCIMNT . ~ ~1fe, Caau~'ty ~· ~ .·,. Real Estate Brolcerl - FO!I ~ ·, 1!Y B;S - USED CAllS, ltttlo!l wa na( ;Jeell, and tr~. Qbta!f ·bi sheetl at llloln ;pte <f,iObio Valley EleclriC COr.p. PlaD.t 'lite, Cbesblre. '_ .. 1248tc: I ' ·Proteel!... !'olio. can 1f2loins JW!.. .I~:. 42c ... ~Lt•:.52c Ololo. Ground Beef .. •· 35c . 31b"$1.00 Sficeei•Bacen :~.• ~....... ; 43c Pork Sausage .· ~~· 85o . 3 $1.00 ·S•aer Krall ...; c - . .•• qt. '"' 29c Salt Ba.con .~-. Lo~· ......bel .' ~·. 29c eo• Fillets :-n-. ·• -•:,, .~ 35c WE BUY 1b" lb. }I•• .. G~U~ER BLOCK CO. ' :1 MI~H' NDrth Of Pomeroy ; ~ On Rt. "33, C1ll Wm. Gr.u uer.' · . lb. Rock Springs .-~--=::::::~ _ ··IIIAX 'Ill'.tRll ....... ........... .......,.. ... ' .• .._t.. lb. -tU .Lho-11• ......,~ , ........,.,~ Ohl. ·'. . "1,~.... ·i ..... 12 K,.rWhaleK.-1 Golclenvaca,cked• , OL It N•ver Costs More Often Less Peas... ~=-. . 2~.:.·37c To C&ljUs Kroger Cling Peaches~ . ; 2 ":..!" .41• Kroger Fruit Cocktail .-. AI......-;, 2 ~:' 45• · Strawberry P.reserves .:o:-...~, ... ::-.·.2 •:,: 4,_ TO • Potnt:roy, 121 fl 8te - ·J E'" ,H·· MI.SJ~RI Jl.F'FY CA. KE IX ! • ' • KNgor .... . . .. .. 10 - ····· . t381,388 wortb or fur-bearing ~Dl· .\. mala dUring the 1956-M seal:cm, tbe commillrdon ~~c~:t 'of · 10 Qua.- . . . . -- -.fJiaristmas Togs· · . ~l.ai-U~ fJandv Holiday Mix.. !t:'!'!::~ .. ~~: ••2.9c Slee~J. Dogs... ~?.!~'!'.~::.. ,.• Etc• stvffod kl<ldl.. ,.,..rite'.·.· .Eac• Fill. ed. .cq nd ; . Y.....~~~~... r:~~ .. ·39c Tigers· . ............................... . ·. ' Iilii;_. ' ill- ...,. 69c Bears 2•in'curn · .-w . _ ... . i UoL . I ·~····················~~ .. ~' . ~. i:~D i;:'l~; ' .: o \ • • •'~ . ·t • I 'I .. •' '., \ .'•. • •' • .,c• ·•• e •••• • . ., ' • ~ . ········~···· ' • o • • ., . . • ' " l ' OZ. . • ..... I 0 .Jiidee. ····If,•.~:• ',, Beaver reported., cctm~ previous year. . . s,...; 9. c Pie Cnst·· Whlft,,Ch-late v••· '1 . ...-•••_........... . . Corn Ia .•.•.r . Grape J.I 1y .....-:•. •.• ~. ' • 'i"l-1: • • • "=' tw .. Diet Aid Bread';; •. -.....,. K....,: ;-;-.... ~loot 2.5o lnpr White Bread ;..,, 1nr1c~o...1 .-.. 2 ~nvu 2h Ora~ge ~uice .-~:, -..,,_ ...... I ...: .97c Eat110re Margarine~•.•, 2 u...,at, . FUR JEFFERSON crrY, Mo. -JIIssouri trappers .and ·hunt~t'll bailed a•1•• ••-. • • • 'Btaettna.r'a, • FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING 1~ Green • • ___ 12 8 8tc 1ot rtat - £leclric wallf'lf?l· liM-OeSOTO V8 f dr. 8edan. Powal-.mer. t;ato-. J·t.t.-, Kfil· er ..t.lriRJ, cute eat.ful owner. clloporl. p,-. 11-1-lf ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r , c r , . _. · • • .. - •• ..11,4.r't, Putoeroy. Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Do<:.~. 190$-7 w· 11~~ I & IIOOIIS FOil IIENf, l<own St., lim B\~ Npol' I dr. lti•iert lrfa~on. City, Call Cbarleat&n, Cpe. Dyn-'low drive, dark .JrMP Poplar 80810 or writo oi>le Cobb with '""'' lOft· _..... lllllett· Alun1 Crtell:, W. VI. .. 12 & 2te Wide-Awake4-H Club Meeting Is HelclOn T~.sday . , The Wide-Awake .... Club met llavld Davies • . .•. _.~ lt •8 8U: ~· ' r~m• THERE,' S A S"'ART NEW ~AY were present • . ' 41b.$J.OO Wei.ners Sliced Jowl Bacon • Holt!• Mado Sausage Pleee ' Bologna ~y tmas lor,..,_, eloM New turquolae tim,J~. 'Blllll fiJle. IU!EPJNG ~ 111 town, 'U'111utter:Dllt, tnae•tn~r'l, .Pomeroy. fMIG.OO. . comnltlloe beodod by / ... ~· • Other~ member~ of UM COMollm!IIM are Heary Buck,JobnW ,Gtaqe Jewell, and Robert Johndan. "'" 59tto$l.19 eox . BEEF New ){aven Lioits Chris p ,Uon to tbe members to'11ttend lhe Health meetinlil to be t.eld tonl&bt at the Pomeroy Senior liiJh S!::h· 091 with Dr. Boocks, DLttrlct.offil cer, and Dr. Archld, Ohio State Unlvenity faculty member, as I Gilmore, chairman of the Safely Committee, read '!ltoi'y .mustratl.ng the brought to ,_ family by of nfety ruJes. Janet Badiscnsalon on ''Ten Points Safety In Chrlltmaa DeCDrll· . SIMONS MARKET j s-J>ally senUnei,"J>pm.,..,y·Miildleport. o.;i>ec. e, iesa . • . LANGSVILLE Pomeroy, struck a plctup U"uek wtt.b f.et.u.,. In Columbu-.. driven soutb by Robert Smellier, Mr. and M,rft nl))'d Lonpf.retb 17 • Galll~liJ.' auestl Of llr .ud Mn. W. B. According to the Patrol tho o;e,lii;, at Ttledo a in da:s rerigbt slde of tbq_ Smeltler pickup 1... truek atruct Collins truck, ~ulina and M1'J. c.eu Bolln were heavy dama&e to the plctup.. ")fed: '"":~Its of Mr. ·and Mrl. ft"omer Rt~.~o lhe speakers. Mrs, A. J. Strauss ium damage was reported to U.e I" at r,llddleport TblllkQlviq. In the ba)'-windowt of tlae livlnt· wU~ be the club's representative sollins truck. . room an.d ChrU.tma1 arrantementt al the meetina. Bartrum, Toledo, lpt!.llt lbe of dried materiaJs-..brou&ht by "Christmas deeorationa" were Collin• wu treated at Kelp '-'"-end at the home of llr. and the members-were on diapl1:y roU call responses and the mem- ~neral Ho1pital Cor a fractured Jack Botrtrqm.. througbout. the hou~e. bert also exhibited the drlecf' 11_ rigbt wrist, ud wu later taken Planned dttnration• l)v1be bost raneements they had brou••t chara:ed ' .,. to toh'ljajl and 1 · ._... with drivia1 ease• included a m01nte1-arrange- H~;~;~:;f.t~:;,. Mrs. J ames B. Titus, w•l e r ntoxlcat.eU. rl d S No ltze inJurie1 ment of triple white 1piral eaftdexhibited a number of w .... epo e 1o me r . lea at f!lch eno of a bnnch of attractive Christmas corsages. Darkness and , wet sUet lf.reeb: aUvered everjften ee.qt~ed wit~ a The ti:a~elling prize was won were blamed. tor an~ber JctldeD~ wbit poinsettia. Tbe dirinlnlt'i'Oom b)' lira. Relbet and contributed by 1 at tUG a.m. in wbieh no one wU table wa1 covered With ~ .;dirt- Mrs. Titus and tbe door prize waa injured, and no charces have been treen dnwn-work el~~ uCI lhe won by Mrs. WaUer Crooks and filed. · arran1ement ol whlte ~hryunthe- liven by tbe hostesses. muma was Us:hted b)' Wll 1plral ..,_ 1nve•ltta~ting officer E. J . Stra· CHRIST~ tapen in silver candlelabra. .....•. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. Rob- uss said .:rune Ann Waltera sayre, CAIIDS Mn: ltobert Reibel, Prestdent, ert Coils, Mrs. L. E. Reynoldl and Addison, 0., drove over the hill r Mn. Robert Reibel were bostase! WIJ In C!harJe or the meetinJ aud for the party and Mn. Titul and at the Pomerov Bend brid&"e on welcomed the mem~l'J and two M ,her way to tHine a man to worll: rn cuelts, 14ra. Cilarenee 'Bradbury, rs. .StiJJoer presided at the stl- ,at the Parker~burl RlJ" & B.et:l Co. mddleport, a·• ...,,. V•' Hey~ ver coffee and tea service& dur· wh n ah In INOIVIDUAI. mu ..... '"'"" ..,. ini the .. soclal bour. Santa Cleus e e saw " car 11opped 5c TO 11.00 ~:~olda, Galllpolls. Tbe opepint de- eootlea, rruit cake, salad, Scone!, front of her picklq up rtc:leta. votional t~errice wU . ' given by and -• ~een mt ' nto were Sh .._ 0 p Kl 1 d u F...---4·~ a• ~ braked to 1tap, Middtd to -•h· en an '"~· v•1•th ....,. favors wert minia- tbe Jeft around lh1.a eu driven by BI t te.l • h.·on.orary mem"""'rs o e in the form of K th Ki d Club, and was planned by Mn. enne mea, lft lldeswiptd Klein. . one traveling toward, Middleport Mn. B&chtel read the "~cend A ''surprise" chorus lllnl ."Joy driven by Cecil E. Sear)el, romeof the Poln1ettia'' and another to the World", "W.hlte cnrlstmas" ray ·RD. 'l'he-Jmpac:t tbrew her in· article " 'Tis tbe Day After Chrlat- "Winter Wonderland" and "Si· to the guardrail ·e&UIIna bea'Y)' mas" and Mrs. Klein spoke of the lent Night'' . frorn the hall-atair damage to boUt lidl~ of her Chrl1trna11 .spirit i!hd fellowship landint: for a part o( the program. · Searles, on hil' WI)' tG work at and closed the aervi" with tilent Tbe members were Mn. \ Arthur a Cheshire coal mine, had 1 rroat prayer. Skinner, di~Ctor, Mn. Ben Phil· fender and buD:I.per. • d up. Inson; Mrs. Paul E. Da.i1, ·Mr1. E. surance was reportfd to ciWeJ' all M. Blake, Mrs Robert ·RawlJngs, damagea . . Searle& told Stra1111 it Mn. E. S. Schaaf. Methodi~t was an ''unavoidable actldenl'' Ohio University, Athena, prior to ~rvl~ . He ia bella and tall elec\ric cand.lea attlioned at NorfoiJr:, Va. with the the Amateur Gardeoen U. S. Navy. and their guests wben their annual Ch~tmaa party wp., beld at the home of Mrs. Guy Reyuold1. Gifts for t¥hange were plJiced under a liJhted Chriatmaa · tree )(iu Corinne Allll AlhwOrth, daucllter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1[, Alh1'0rth, 445 Rellim Dr., Kent Ohio, (and f01'merly of Pomeroy) became tbe bride of Mr. James R\lctmln, ::on of Mr . and llrl. KelUietb Buckman, 94() 17th N. E., Massillon, Ohio, in the First Methodist Church on Thursday, Nov. 8 • Severallnjuretl Amatc:ur Gardeners Oub Holds " Their Annual Christmas Party A eucacte of ted and ailver. Mrs. Reibel extended an invlt• .. • . JN:I 1'1-YV.Oum lliL J df, sedan i' - . Zipper.' llcln_.. lafM l76 abo.. Doz. •••••••••••• .. ; ~ · • 4Vc lb. Shell Peanuts · · 39c lb. 1t,!J1111Tree Trimrninga a~ Ut!tti MARKET. ' ~· ... -· �• ' COrr.ine Ann Ashworth Became Bride Of J. Ruckman On Nov. 8 ....., Rt n. w. ' Supt. McComas Is Speaker At High School Assembly at 'l o'clock:. The Rev. Robert Dieterick olficiated at the double ring Supt. L. W, McComas was lbe eenrnony i-!1 the presence of tht! immediate families and a few speaker whrn the mid-week A&sembly at Middleport High School close friends. wu held Wedne~day afternoon. Given i; marriage by her fa· Supt. McComa• !ipoke {JD the ther, the br i.1e wore a white Sltin ''Right alld Wrong Ways of Studybrocaded sht>alh cocktail gown ing" and stressed the importance with ·a matching white hat. She of learnine to study in hleb Kbool. carried a bJuquet of white carPromotion of the sales of the nation! and ivy on a white Bible Annual was the topi!! of the. tllb belonging to th.e groom 's mother. by three Seniors: Bruce Br1dlord, Mlu Patricia Metcalf, Kent, at- Kay Stiles and Stephen Coati. tended tbe bride as maid of honor. Group slngin!l WJ:.S led by Mrs. She wore a 1avy blue suit with a Clarence Savely with Kay Darat u white bat a'l.d carried a noseia)' p~anisl of pink carnations. Mlls Joan Ruck Mrs. Ruckman 11 the . trandman, sister of the groom, as brides- daua:hter of Mr. D. · V. A.abwOTth maid was attired in a belge suit and Miu rorinne Wlldermutb, with matching hal and carr led pink both of Pomeroy. carnaticms. 11i t.beU Jut Han lloltli thai .., lnd II• I and Th"l the . the• rlsoJ ~eor i Jln( ... will! if'OI Mr. WiJiiam Hansen of Minerva served a& best man. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Ashworth cbose a navy blue dreu with white accessories. Mrs. Ruck· man, mother of the grl)om, selected a black dress with black accessories. Both carried baby mum corsaget>. The bride was grarl uatcd Irom the Kent State High School and La a senior in the School of Nurslni at Ohio Shte University, where she iB Pfflliated with the Chi Omega National Social Sorority, Mr. Ruckman graduated from Minerva High School and attended H&rl "''", .... •• .... Will Tl Rvtl L. hit entering the I ...f Oro , (.,! Rlh 116 Jur .. T CHANGES POSITIONS Dwlcht E. Ron, former Mlddle- po" and Racine reaident, hla reaigned from the Tracy-Wens Company, Columbus, and on January 1 will joln the William H. Makepeace Co., Cincinnati, rep~aenta­ tive of several major manulacturers Of Toys and wheel ,oodt. Ros11 bas been bousewarea bu:er for Tracy-Wells (or the paat fOUr and one-half years and il fll'lt vice-pre1ldent of The Uousewares Club, Columbus. Mr. Ross Is the son of the late Verne Ross and Mrs. Jessie Rose, Columbus forme.r: Meig1 County residentS. Hor ,... II~ I(. I Make laachbox saaclwicles NOI \ .. with beltei tasliaf ROl.SUM I FROM GROUND Wold Kebnedy """'' tbt week Heath Afternoon Circle Christmas Ba~aar Thursday, Dec. 13th, the Arter· 1\oolf Circle of the W. S. C. S. will hold their annual Chri•tmu Ba· zaar . at Heath Methodls1 Chl!rdt. Home-made candy, baked good1, Chrbtmas toys, aproni. etc. wm be on sale and coffee and dougbnutl l wlll be served during'" the after· and ct·cnlng. Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe, Mrs. c. A. l~h~~~~~~Mrs. Hattie Srliith are c... j~ ol the Bazaar ami are assistf'd by Mrs. ·W. W. IHayes,, president or the Circle. Wo· of the church are 1sked to have their C•lntributiOns At the church by 2 p. rn. Tburaday. .. __;.....,;;. To Be On Dec.l8 ·.~ . . ~· .....,.•• ~ o ' '' t · , ' co· '_lilt rM!'I•IIir · Tbe New Haven Llona Club iJ ' A plannint a Chrlstmaa party to be r c._ liifl · held on December J8 with .wives 11 W of the membera beine present u - ,.__ ,.:._._ .euesta. . Ddnl ~· ~ ~ •·•· ·a___.., ..:...-..a cf~r.Jt llll•larlti ._ •In CllarJe of arran&ements il a · •-="' ,_ .~ , -• ' , ~ . ,. _.., _ , , - the home of their advisor, Mrs. . W. McCqmas, and Aetl,y .Covert, pre1ldcd. The e\•r.mir.g's program Jnehaded demonstration of the Correct way set a bre11kfast table and a dl.son ::1 nutritious breakfast by Be.,.erly Perrin an.d Mary Swanson. The membcn stud"Fruits and their care and •1 ~00. • • • 51b98t: . 31b$1.00 41b-$1.00 • • • ·Buies Dciily Parkenburt · · $1.1' Plttsbllrth . .. . $5.00 Wheeling ...... $3.80 CHRIS'f~S ON\)\~S • ·SEE OUR ·Wide Assortment ·Cllocol&it'e Drops · · 29c lb. Cut Rock · · 35c lb 100% filled Christmas Candy : •. 35c lb. NUTS -.x. roa ..... : 990 Hn. Ed Jordaa, De:~ter, called 00 the Braley'• Tuelday. ONE 4 ~Oj)ll APARTIIEIIT. Ooe 8 room hdu,. ..N8Wlf deeoflted lnlldo at>l •ut.. t.. N. Benet!. Po_rp.eroy. 11 1 tf na I wHITAWt .. -· SAVE . I On your Dial Employment Y.our .Sunrise'· W.qnted cANDY . ' Huntlqton ·.··· $1.85 Pt. Pllllllllnt .... $.50 ' Gallipolis ··· ·· · $.60 MarJett-. ·· · ·· · $1.55 Tu~ Plllns · · $.50 .' · ~:U.s: 'l'u 100 E. M• St., Pomeroy l'lmte' II ' ·1 · it!J ,. ,, i To y' ','o ., <~ j 'Co sur.se.~ ,, "' -~- " Station . --.---· . Good Clean v..cfear. An III.U. aoul tlodelt 'BW!f'E't - A~l ~onditlon, -$10. Do'rmyor Electric DEEP FIIY.EII . good eondition, $1Ci.OO. Mn. Rod. «liik ,firimm, .L<itilft t'•llo. 01110. METROPOLITAN 1283tp . AVTO SALES (21 I Reol Estate 5 ROOM f!OU$E, . 55/100 acre. Sale for . lf!l200.00. Contact -Rut~­ sell Welch, Balle)''a Run. ~ ..~ ,1 61p ,, ·Top Value sTAMPs --.. . • :';): 'r . ... ..... l 'f ·' ll . it. Rodney Dl»wnifli.. !'OR FR E .G IFTS INSURANCE .AGE)'IW• ' . Perl_< ·up the famlly'o appetitN with lean, succulent, owHI Park Roaot. Plro, Autoinol!l'"' '!Millh ·',' ACCIMNT . ~ ~1fe, Caau~'ty ~· ~ .·,. Real Estate Brolcerl - FO!I ~ ·, 1!Y B;S - USED CAllS, ltttlo!l wa na( ;Jeell, and tr~. Qbta!f ·bi sheetl at llloln ;pte <f,iObio Valley EleclriC COr.p. PlaD.t 'lite, Cbesblre. '_ .. 1248tc: I ' ·Proteel!... !'olio. can 1f2loins JW!.. .I~:. 42c ... ~Lt•:.52c Ololo. Ground Beef .. •· 35c . 31b"$1.00 Sficeei•Bacen :~.• ~....... ; 43c Pork Sausage .· ~~· 85o . 3 $1.00 ·S•aer Krall ...; c - . .•• qt. '"' 29c Salt Ba.con .~-. Lo~· ......bel .' ~·. 29c eo• Fillets :-n-. ·• -•:,, .~ 35c WE BUY 1b" lb. }I•• .. G~U~ER BLOCK CO. ' :1 MI~H' NDrth Of Pomeroy ; ~ On Rt. "33, C1ll Wm. Gr.u uer.' · . lb. Rock Springs .-~--=::::::~ _ ··IIIAX 'Ill'.tRll ....... ........... .......,.. ... ' .• .._t.. lb. -tU .Lho-11• ......,~ , ........,.,~ Ohl. ·'. . "1,~.... ·i ..... 12 K,.rWhaleK.-1 Golclenvaca,cked• , OL It N•ver Costs More Often Less Peas... ~=-. . 2~.:.·37c To C&ljUs Kroger Cling Peaches~ . ; 2 ":..!" .41• Kroger Fruit Cocktail .-. AI......-;, 2 ~:' 45• · Strawberry P.reserves .:o:-...~, ... ::-.·.2 •:,: 4,_ TO • Potnt:roy, 121 fl 8te - ·J E'" ,H·· MI.SJ~RI Jl.F'FY CA. KE IX ! • ' • KNgor .... . . .. .. 10 - ····· . t381,388 wortb or fur-bearing ~Dl· .\. mala dUring the 1956-M seal:cm, tbe commillrdon ~~c~:t 'of · 10 Qua.- . . . . -- -.fJiaristmas Togs· · . ~l.ai-U~ fJandv Holiday Mix.. !t:'!'!::~ .. ~~: ••2.9c Slee~J. Dogs... ~?.!~'!'.~::.. ,.• Etc• stvffod kl<ldl.. ,.,..rite'.·.· .Eac• Fill. ed. .cq nd ; . Y.....~~~~... r:~~ .. ·39c Tigers· . ............................... . ·. ' Iilii;_. ' ill- ...,. 69c Bears 2•in'curn · .-w . _ ... . i UoL . I ·~····················~~ .. ~' . ~. i:~D i;:'l~; ' .: o \ • • •'~ . ·t • I 'I .. •' '., \ .'•. • •' • .,c• ·•• e •••• • . ., ' • ~ . ········~···· ' • o • • ., . . • ' " l ' OZ. . • ..... I 0 .Jiidee. ····If,•.~:• ',, Beaver reported., cctm~ previous year. . . s,...; 9. c Pie Cnst·· Whlft,,Ch-late v••· '1 . ...-•••_........... . . Corn Ia .•.•.r . Grape J.I 1y .....-:•. •.• ~. ' • 'i"l-1: • • • "=' tw .. Diet Aid Bread';; •. -.....,. K....,: ;-;-.... ~loot 2.5o lnpr White Bread ;..,, 1nr1c~o...1 .-.. 2 ~nvu 2h Ora~ge ~uice .-~:, -..,,_ ...... I ...: .97c Eat110re Margarine~•.•, 2 u...,at, . FUR JEFFERSON crrY, Mo. -JIIssouri trappers .and ·hunt~t'll bailed a•1•• ••-. • • • 'Btaettna.r'a, • FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING 1~ Green • • ___ 12 8 8tc 1ot rtat - £leclric wallf'lf?l· liM-OeSOTO V8 f dr. 8edan. Powal-.mer. t;ato-. J·t.t.-, Kfil· er ..t.lriRJ, cute eat.ful owner. clloporl. p,-. 11-1-lf ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r , c r , . _. · • • .. - •• ..11,4.r't, Putoeroy. Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0., Do<:.~. 190$-7 w· 11~~ I & IIOOIIS FOil IIENf, l<own St., lim B\~ Npol' I dr. lti•iert lrfa~on. City, Call Cbarleat&n, Cpe. Dyn-'low drive, dark .JrMP Poplar 80810 or writo oi>le Cobb with '""'' lOft· _..... lllllett· Alun1 Crtell:, W. VI. .. 12 & 2te Wide-Awake4-H Club Meeting Is HelclOn T~.sday . , The Wide-Awake .... Club met llavld Davies • . .•. _.~ lt •8 8U: ~· ' r~m• THERE,' S A S"'ART NEW ~AY were present • . ' 41b.$J.OO Wei.ners Sliced Jowl Bacon • Holt!• Mado Sausage Pleee ' Bologna ~y tmas lor,..,_, eloM New turquolae tim,J~. 'Blllll fiJle. IU!EPJNG ~ 111 town, 'U'111utter:Dllt, tnae•tn~r'l, .Pomeroy. fMIG.OO. . comnltlloe beodod by / ... ~· • Other~ member~ of UM COMollm!IIM are Heary Buck,JobnW ,Gtaqe Jewell, and Robert Johndan. "'" 59tto$l.19 eox . BEEF New ){aven Lioits Chris p ,Uon to tbe members to'11ttend lhe Health meetinlil to be t.eld tonl&bt at the Pomeroy Senior liiJh S!::h· 091 with Dr. Boocks, DLttrlct.offil cer, and Dr. Archld, Ohio State Unlvenity faculty member, as I Gilmore, chairman of the Safely Committee, read '!ltoi'y .mustratl.ng the brought to ,_ family by of nfety ruJes. Janet Badiscnsalon on ''Ten Points Safety In Chrlltmaa DeCDrll· . SIMONS MARKET j s-J>ally senUnei,"J>pm.,..,y·Miildleport. o.;i>ec. e, iesa . • . LANGSVILLE Pomeroy, struck a plctup U"uek wtt.b f.et.u.,. In Columbu-.. driven soutb by Robert Smellier, Mr. and M,rft nl))'d Lonpf.retb 17 • Galll~liJ.' auestl Of llr .ud Mn. W. B. According to the Patrol tho o;e,lii;, at Ttledo a in da:s rerigbt slde of tbq_ Smeltler pickup 1... truek atruct Collins truck, ~ulina and M1'J. c.eu Bolln were heavy dama&e to the plctup.. ")fed: '"":~Its of Mr. ·and Mrl. ft"omer Rt~.~o lhe speakers. Mrs, A. J. Strauss ium damage was reported to U.e I" at r,llddleport TblllkQlviq. In the ba)'-windowt of tlae livlnt· wU~ be the club's representative sollins truck. . room an.d ChrU.tma1 arrantementt al the meetina. Bartrum, Toledo, lpt!.llt lbe of dried materiaJs-..brou&ht by "Christmas deeorationa" were Collin• wu treated at Kelp '-'"-end at the home of llr. and the members-were on diapl1:y roU call responses and the mem- ~neral Ho1pital Cor a fractured Jack Botrtrqm.. througbout. the hou~e. bert also exhibited the drlecf' 11_ rigbt wrist, ud wu later taken Planned dttnration• l)v1be bost raneements they had brou••t chara:ed ' .,. to toh'ljajl and 1 · ._... with drivia1 ease• included a m01nte1-arrange- H~;~;~:;f.t~:;,. Mrs. J ames B. Titus, w•l e r ntoxlcat.eU. rl d S No ltze inJurie1 ment of triple white 1piral eaftdexhibited a number of w .... epo e 1o me r . lea at f!lch eno of a bnnch of attractive Christmas corsages. Darkness and , wet sUet lf.reeb: aUvered everjften ee.qt~ed wit~ a The ti:a~elling prize was won were blamed. tor an~ber JctldeD~ wbit poinsettia. Tbe dirinlnlt'i'Oom b)' lira. Relbet and contributed by 1 at tUG a.m. in wbieh no one wU table wa1 covered With ~ .;dirt- Mrs. Titus and tbe door prize waa injured, and no charces have been treen dnwn-work el~~ uCI lhe won by Mrs. WaUer Crooks and filed. · arran1ement ol whlte ~hryunthe- liven by tbe hostesses. muma was Us:hted b)' Wll 1plral ..,_ 1nve•ltta~ting officer E. J . Stra· CHRIST~ tapen in silver candlelabra. .....•. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. Rob- uss said .:rune Ann Waltera sayre, CAIIDS Mn: ltobert Reibel, Prestdent, ert Coils, Mrs. L. E. Reynoldl and Addison, 0., drove over the hill r Mn. Robert Reibel were bostase! WIJ In C!harJe or the meetinJ aud for the party and Mn. Titul and at the Pomerov Bend brid&"e on welcomed the mem~l'J and two M ,her way to tHine a man to worll: rn cuelts, 14ra. Cilarenee 'Bradbury, rs. .StiJJoer presided at the stl- ,at the Parker~burl RlJ" & B.et:l Co. mddleport, a·• ...,,. V•' Hey~ ver coffee and tea service& dur· wh n ah In INOIVIDUAI. mu ..... '"'"" ..,. ini the .. soclal bour. Santa Cleus e e saw " car 11opped 5c TO 11.00 ~:~olda, Galllpolls. Tbe opepint de- eootlea, rruit cake, salad, Scone!, front of her picklq up rtc:leta. votional t~errice wU . ' given by and -• ~een mt ' nto were Sh .._ 0 p Kl 1 d u F...---4·~ a• ~ braked to 1tap, Middtd to -•h· en an '"~· v•1•th ....,. favors wert minia- tbe Jeft around lh1.a eu driven by BI t te.l • h.·on.orary mem"""'rs o e in the form of K th Ki d Club, and was planned by Mn. enne mea, lft lldeswiptd Klein. . one traveling toward, Middleport Mn. B&chtel read the "~cend A ''surprise" chorus lllnl ."Joy driven by Cecil E. Sear)el, romeof the Poln1ettia'' and another to the World", "W.hlte cnrlstmas" ray ·RD. 'l'he-Jmpac:t tbrew her in· article " 'Tis tbe Day After Chrlat- "Winter Wonderland" and "Si· to the guardrail ·e&UIIna bea'Y)' mas" and Mrs. Klein spoke of the lent Night'' . frorn the hall-atair damage to boUt lidl~ of her Chrl1trna11 .spirit i!hd fellowship landint: for a part o( the program. · Searles, on hil' WI)' tG work at and closed the aervi" with tilent Tbe members were Mn. \ Arthur a Cheshire coal mine, had 1 rroat prayer. Skinner, di~Ctor, Mn. Ben Phil· fender and buD:I.per. • d up. Inson; Mrs. Paul E. Da.i1, ·Mr1. E. surance was reportfd to ciWeJ' all M. Blake, Mrs Robert ·RawlJngs, damagea . . Searle& told Stra1111 it Mn. E. S. Schaaf. Methodi~t was an ''unavoidable actldenl'' Ohio University, Athena, prior to ~rvl~ . He ia bella and tall elec\ric cand.lea attlioned at NorfoiJr:, Va. with the the Amateur Gardeoen U. S. Navy. and their guests wben their annual Ch~tmaa party wp., beld at the home of Mrs. Guy Reyuold1. Gifts for t¥hange were plJiced under a liJhted Chriatmaa · tree )(iu Corinne Allll AlhwOrth, daucllter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1[, Alh1'0rth, 445 Rellim Dr., Kent Ohio, (and f01'merly of Pomeroy) became tbe bride of Mr. James R\lctmln, ::on of Mr . and llrl. KelUietb Buckman, 94() 17th N. E., Massillon, Ohio, in the First Methodist Church on Thursday, Nov. 8 • Severallnjuretl Amatc:ur Gardeners Oub Holds " Their Annual Christmas Party A eucacte of ted and ailver. Mrs. Reibel extended an invlt• .. • . JN:I 1'1-YV.Oum lliL J df, sedan i' - . Zipper.' llcln_.. lafM l76 abo.. Doz. •••••••••••• .. ; ~ · • 4Vc lb. Shell Peanuts · · 39c lb. 1t,!J1111Tree Trimrninga a~ Ut!tti MARKET. ' ~· ... -· �.. ' •• • • 't' •• - I.AIIli$VILLI Mfddleport Store THURS., DI!IC. I 8 A.M. lei 8 P.M. CHRI ,TMAS SPE .IALS! I t ~ t U ~Ia . ia. Mr, and Mrs. harl Jacobe vilit· ed Sund~ with Mr. IDd Mrt. .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Null return ed Monday from a weddln• trip and are at home in tbelr apartment O!J North Setond Avenue. Word bas been receilved bere that Mrt. Paullne Cox, who was Injured in an automobile aetident at Coolville several weeki ago, remai.QJI In a critical condltiCtn. Her daqhter, Olh'la, Ia recovering sattstaet(lrily from lnJuriet recelved In the aame accident. ·T he report etated· that Mn. Cox was. in a coma most of the· time and ,had sustained a broken back. broken jaw, broken left atm and ;~evere head lnjurie1, j" ' Be gular $88.85 HARDWARE and FURNITURE CO. Middleport • • Clyde Bumgardner Leipl!lic llr and Mrs. Robert ' GliUland' daughter and Mrs. Ella Gilliland, Hartford, W. Va.• and Mr. and Mrs. Lewia GilJUand arid ebildren, New Mrs. Jamea Matron of ·Ev.ngeline Chap- . ter, OES; Mrs. Wll11s A.nfhonr. who will be installed tonlgbt aa Worthy Marton Of the Cl'lapter; T.hree Attend Sub-District Church Meet Pl a n~ were made to ortaDize a car service to• elderly people wtio u e unable to Jttend dntrth, due to lAck of trsnaportatlon, wh2 t.bt Metbodtat Men met Tuesday evening at the United Methodlat Athens Greece. Grandparent~ l1fll Mr. and Mn. Harley Brown, R(J.et Sprtngl!l road, lnd Mr. Af\d lin. .Joe Gordon, Va ll.l tl, Ga. Hr.• ond Mri. 1>. B. Smith of Wet! Plllm "Beach are ,.:reat trandparchurcb, ents. The b.tby also has two .,eat; Kenneth Finley, preaident, pre· &rea! if'lndparenta lo WeJ.t. Palm aided at the meeting wbicb opened Beach. witb de v_otioila led ~Y C. E. Blakes-· 1 lee. Durlnil tbe buameu aession tt of the church. ' was vo .cd to Install snow treads Refreahmenta were IUVed at the on tbe pas tor's It Wll!l also cloae nf the meeting bJ Rot;. voted to ma~ e and Jrwitall a Chril!lt· Trat)' Sr. ~ Meno~d ' j I ··~-· ·lRAVEL · "" Small - ModJWJt - Lirge F'.:a9-H Job nee Buf(alo. Minn. Bole Fla. Three alnnQ wert "kUied.. Tbe ( lMmuu!foul Sotltwlpl&otoJ $2.95 10 To 18 . Middleport F1re.mcn Ivy League style, slacks of washabl.,;- .. eatabillti{D;nt of "lndlv_Jdual lnteresled , may Waist Measurentent returned ·to~ the the eonservaUon Fish and· Game ELBERFELDS: ·. ' IMIRGINCY The Middleport Squid was ea~led to the Jamet~ . 21 Inch "WEEKENDJ-" .................................. ................ ""' lqul• SIS v.IH LARGE TRAIN (ASE . ' L A REGULAR 56.50 · '.· VALuE ALL 3 PIECES /1 r•· ·· ~ !' I '. I ..... I ,!I''· ' ·'... c I ,; I : ~... ·' ,: ' Vou get better looking .in a '57 Chevrolet I Loot PWS FED• .TA). . ~'-Easy . 1 USA on Our Terms " '• • ·' . "•• ••• There'• a whole oew outlook behind tho wheel-a blger view of the road over that ....y hood. And iio't that new in1~1 puol a hooeyl · ~- Buy . ' I •I ' .,. .... ~ I ' • • ••• ·••• • ••• thi-ourh that '57 Chev· rolet lv!ndolileJd and l'<>U oee how"ito Dtiw,. deeper deol1111 gl""" )'OU better, oafer vlaiol).' Glance dmm-juat obit- . and your eYfJ8 reat oo the .aweer.at iDsttwnent pBnel a Ql1' ever bad. Then, take the wh~ and you'D fi..od' tbe goina'• even better thOil the looking! ~U::f' up ' to . . ' '• • '~ •' .•• •• •,. SILWI. •mootl anti ...,.t The B•l Air ~lbl• .. with Body by { '_-t"~r---·-·-OIIb'· --~---·-.·"-·~·----.•·......_.~.-:··..;.;;.........,.,. . 'J'la··-..r...lllh..-...;·...... .. --.-lnriomarlo··. ....:...........~-L.-... rw..r. -+ •• • •. ,,, ' , • Market Reports . CINCINNATI, 0. On 'the Brlghtftt Corner In ' . UP - Plod'· uce: , EIJJI, abou.t ateady, large slla:ht- to CLINTON, Tebil: (UP)K School board aiad. f&culty members C'Oofer tod.Jy on. whether it will be · safe to· reoPen the' lntesrated C~ton High &!h<lol M~nday . The sc:beol waa cloe•d tbla week because•of anU-Negro cSem'onstratlons. Four.teen,·men and t"!O women act:used of Jeadlng attempts to force Negro pupib out of tbe schoOl were released under bon,dl of $1.000 to $12.000 Thunday. E~.:penses of eacb candidGte at' cording to their filed statements were at follcnn (no pa_rt of any mone-y &pent b)' iadlvJduat candid~tes was t"Ontributed to them badrera · a«ordina: to their . ly - ; A large ~; A modi· urns 25 :u , t4ottly 26-!8; A aDu.n 20-24, mostly 20-22: 8 large 31-34. mostly 32-83; FOB Cincinnati, whites and bl'9WB A large 41-42; 1 moot~ ~lH9\i: toms, ••do> 28 lb zt:Je~ ; mostly 211~~\i: h<na, heavy '28-271Ar!; tryert!OI~tera. 10" lb an ~under 28\i·~·!i . Butter, ~ score 68. · THRII c. Alt. · PIN•o fjn~d Lloyd P,a~ot ··case, t20 ,d ' riv~Pf left ·a r cen- 0. :P'.Iabef H. Martin, a State and ~stt for ter: Dale Kennedy 1ns fined flO "nd eollts for lnto*.atlQn' an~ ruch ard Lee Robion, .$0 ahd cOsta (or· driving Ute wtoo. Wl1 .on .a One- . waY street In <otiit ocllqu Tl\.""'' day nl&bt . . <: 1 · . (, : ; ' ' • ot Petitions . ' · 3\; 'lb 111·181;, mqatly 151i·l8\i; he~ beav~ 13-15' hens, ·~ . lb and u~ 1~·13; heno, 1~1!1 IlHZ. 'J'Urlw,v.a, lomJ, . heavy 21-.28%, .• ~- Up to December~ 8 COLUMBUS, 0 . (UP) Th< OhiO COnJPU.da,ted Te lephooei',.co. today Urled•'tbe Ohio •PJJ.blie Ulil· itle'a Commission to reject ·l de· Suit For Money · Filed In Court A petition on "account tn. a judgement action fil ed in :¥elg_s County Common Pleas ~ouri to· daf shows Roy Kohlhau8f)n ·. cl~ Bus.ine s~ Adjustment Co., Parker's bur~w · w. Va. , is plaintiff aca-nst Ken~lb Hager and Artie Ila&erl Rt: ·J; CoOiviUe, 0 . maf\4 br ~ore th111 20,000 .Parts· Tfte judge me nt Is for ~.90, mouth 11Jinf!hl that . 1 new tclc- plus. Interest on assigomcrtt ftom pht!De cOnt'Pim"y be flam ed to serve thli! Ctlmden-Ciark Uo~pltal. ' Scioto CoUnty: ·The petltlona were forwarded tu ·the cornnJlaslon 'Nov. 5 by the Portsmouth City Council and ask- !m•~.i :ul>del Coasolidated's fran ~~~~~.?: .A· CIANI bolste a 63-foo~ spruce Into poltltiaD oil tb8 be foeal point of • . worldwide •"ciuiatmaa "PageAnt of Peace.'" Pnal.dent Ei.eenhower wtU _o pen the pa.rant at lS p. m• .Dee.. 20 by Jtghtlng the tree and broi!Ufi!al&· !fie t. ·message. The t~. from Llneo.bl National ~orest, ia a. gift ot · tbe)eople of ,uamoCUflo, N. !L ·. fltttm:'l!'.tiet~ -~~!"'~l~ ~..,..,...-- , . .. - . • ··-· ,- • . :- ·-"~··~ • I . '·' \· .""1 Wbite HOUlltl Ja.wn, wbere ' .. - wo~kers-"1i.«i0efa udtlKt •ineInd as weH ~ in Ptotincial ·~-•il CENTER OF PEACE PAGEANT . . Telephone Firm Asks Dismissal A medium ~l-ll5. ChickenJ, ~Ji"yers unchanged; 3- Of ~r1:i:~~~~:=arreste( Buq&peit Frank Meredith Dies Suddenly Of Heart Atlilek William Frecl:er ·of ! ly W!!aker; A jumbos tf-48, moa~ Mayor !.POMEROY . . I The blizzard which dumped two f.iet of snow in the Utah mouney used to needed to tains, also e:aus.ed the death of a Monticello, Ulah, woman ln a trafcemeter>' lots in good fic crash, and a forestry worker · MnL Sherifta deputiea were tlo~t· buy grall!l seed, toore . and Mln1eq4Jpmcnt. Wbo suffered a hca"rt attack whu ptlng tOday theft of old . 1 o( clothing and - ~anntd fruit from Af &he meetin" Thursday lt was he wal!l caught in the hills by the e:nvUie left today for Warsaw. " "' JS Of Thurs 1now· Ind. to atten'd the - d res Idenee re- ~ded that e(fective a XInpb ury ft-p~rted to have · ~urtecl early dia$, J,)ec:!. 6, the lotl!l In RiVerview A band of rain, br:erM:~~e:t~· was Wednesday morning. ct.metery ·will be raisli!d. frotn rain and snow plagued Aceord .mg t o 'tbe report a· house $1M to $120 for 10x20 ful,l lots; from eaatern Oklahoma ken with a heart attack reeJded"ll'l by Mor11an French .and lro"m ••• to ••5 lor lOxlO •au to Lak his offices in the Bell Ai.rtraft • . hi s houaeaee~r, llrs. Jl a bel Lan· JQW.; :Middleport <P'III1 of'U " tbe low~t!! Great es. pJint in Buffalo, N. Y.' 1s Hill ,Cemetery, r daker, wat entered after rnid· full lots will be $50 and lb.& 1., c.:-· weJthermen said eold air Tbe lleftdith ramUJ 'I ited o · night.. Tbe elothiag Wls owned by Jots, ..'lfi. The price ·o f openr,ush into the Ohio Velley and ten .in this area and were here OB lh e hOUII,fl keeper, !Deputy Jed We b graves~has been ra(fcd from ower Grea t Laltes In a ·'ow ~ a ·"-It Y.., at the Frecker bome ln aler laid the . t~ief appJrenpY had to $35 bee au$@ of the iDereas-la~o~u~tjl~e:'aa~te~r~ly~dr~~~t:.:t~od:•::Y::.·---~A="'~"':l :__ _ _ _ __ __ a ske,eton key' 11 ·there was no of labor. sian of a broken, entrY. tlpproved the work of Jn county }all to terve 1 tltrceSexton of tbe village daf .l!lbten~e ia , Denver Thoma, and on rccommendawho · Wal!l tined SlOO and coat in Mayor c . o . Fisher; Work addition last hiabt In Mayor. E. completed on a parkJq F. · .ltobirtlen•a · rourt Tb-ay 10 cars in the RivervieW nighl Thoma . 'w.lfl ebarged 'witb CeP'Jttltery, A ' genefal diM!usi.lo~ driving W:.JHle intclxicated after be waa beld· ot the opera tina budget was invol~ lnan accident an E. rOf'" J"ie1 .to be sub!l"litf(ld to Coun~ Maln S_t. ·Wednesday evenln&. cil at their Janu:1ry meeting, Howard .\)olton. Athent, it also It was reported that $53'3 had In jail loliQwing a sentence of been collected for opening of lhree days apd $100 and eoltl by trf11t. from May l · to Dec. 6 and Mayor 1 RolilnfV)n on a Nmllar $500..-:for the sale o_r lots ill the charge. He had been free on bond wiRle , period of timf!. after hia alh:st earlv in November . The trustees and sexton have 'E ugene Collins has been re- the records of the cemeteries bond most completed and will meet on leastd from jail on $300 from a cbaree. o{ drJvlng while in· January. loth at 7:30 tor thier · toxtcated. He was arreated the n,eict tneeling. sa~e "titght a• Thoma ·after a sep,.----ara~ highway acc-ident. Jot ' I•: eoptar:t ' gs.bury ' .. , 'R'...oad Kin . Sixteen Accused 'fbe Theft Is Be _ . m · g • <ililp•ign lor .oneeuon •I $3.50 Interference a (or csre. • · . .,;led . they ,bad collecled $1178. The monil pay labor With Integration · Invesuga. :~~ Mej, ,ct~ncli- CHINA 'RITURNC:OATS', . . .' ' I .... , . Hawley·f Hobson Thursday aftMtnoon and took ;FJawtt:y , ·to }{e~ · J_Jplpital trea~ent and returned him bia bome. ....... $25 Vwlu• . ' the Ru.ui.ans by the Hungarian freedom-fighters. AVH headqllllrters in Budapen was the S(!ene 01 some of the bitterest fighting dur ing lhe uprising. In an attempt to appea:te work· en and end a ser ie s of general strikes, Kadar promiaed to dissolve the orga.nUation . But the indic.ations are that he is rebuild· lng it into a terror fofee under Soviet tutelage In a despera\e ef, fort to stamp out ..all anti.Commu.nist oppositfcm. Refuges r e a c h i n g Vienna, Thursday night aaid -~~et:re\ "police committ~ ttipulation the mone1 '' l~~.~:r·:~! of their lola . ir remaining · after cafe The western storm was blAmed -$180; lyn Lucke , or can be used for general upthe deaths of two persons keep or the cemetery. private plane crashed near $100 Chal!l. H. 0 SCIIIJie have made this provi1ion I.NW!0'wsvejlle, Utah ' during a raging Proffitt, $220.76; by .WUI at their deatb and other1 blizzard. Rescuers stumbled upo:l l4fig, $192.67. have made arrangements for per- the Wreckage while searching for pe~ care now.~ ·~ plane downed by the trustees last May opened storm. fee collected J~r-- ·. 0 . October DemGeratie raUy) and s pent $800, aU but f200 of tbat sum bei"ng u&ed for entertainment and other coo of the rally. Funds of tbe Republican Exf!. cutive were realized from contribUtions by candidates anct other interested persons. 27 to ~6 hrchta Saturday ... · - - c••, •••• ,... ... ..... ll1ullr SlUt v.lll c ld. . · ' "' · WlNt VARiiTY AWARD A fol'lt)~r MlddlqKirt. athlete, Chuck Sttbart. reCeived hia first .va~ty ·a,ward for ·football at Obio Ualver.-t.Y. Tbe junlor quarterbact ·completed 16 pwes in 37 attempta for · 1'10 wdil ind two touchdown•; He alfO averaged 2.G )'lfdt per dlft'Y. Chuek was given bonauble fmenllon on the All ·Uid-Amertean. tottference team. .................. -. . Cmoloe .......... "'"""..-• ·· ~ --·- l~Wt~~· ~ .-· · h~ay .SWUl.iDd C. M. 0",0~ Fisher and Sext~J'r.Jo~ · , iss Ull!'"l.'I~··~ .a re~e of tbe work ac~mplts'fiect,iiince Ma~ Cowttr. TrtJ!litea. "A drlve · . . .- f ):-' - fundi lot 'perpetull eare · iJ to be .timd· at ·once and ..... .., .....,.. ......... ... --· ·-· .__., ~es '"' \ 26 Inch PUllMAN "' oil - -iiiV.ii&iOi',l DeeemlMir Waist· moas- ure 27 to 36 inches. ···r · · sound enough to e1 att·:.-$JP.erating cemeteries tn· the fut..q,tedi "be~Ugbt by !::l!fJPoney~ ~rfi:::~:: >:'!'11-t!Veniins families · at. 1 royon acelate in colors of grey, blue,_.. !frown_ ,and charcoal - apest and other citiet during tbe paat three daya. At len t four pe:rson11 were kill· ?d. and scores wounded when Soviet tanks and Red Hungarian po. lice fired on demonstrating Hun· i arlans in Budapeat Thuraday. Scores of demonstrators Were arTested and r eports rcaehlng Republkana, 'lt'bile •weeping all Austria today said secret police local offietJ but one in the Nov. made widespread maS! arreJts 6 election bere, t_pent twice as during the night. much mnney u Democrats thr· ough their exeeutive commi ttees. Th e Red-controlled B udapest ra. This 1n1 disclosed toda y by AI· dio ad mitted . opposition elementa bert Gfoeclmer elerk of tbe Meigs were act1ve In other scattered Coilnty Boai-(1 1 0( Elections who areas of Hungary. It said a cur· ba.!l necei•ed •tatementa . from all f few was clamped on Eger, north· candidates 18 required by stale east of Budapett,. because of .. the law. presence of provocative e I e. ments." Anti-Communist demonThe statementa lhowed P.epuh- strations , ,.. were reported In lican1 spent $1598.33 and received Ven prem, In Hungary. Cemetery Trustees · . wez~l.ern · Operat~· .. ·· "84is ;s;~~.f.:r"~~:·~.h~~ .,,!h:e:!·~:.':'.:e'd ~!: =~.: . ,[' · . Ml:U.ld}eoort_:,Fi!. .ue .r.::-Department To ·f . Gather PO J1...·. · Boy's Sizes • ' ...-th. H .... Candidates File Expense Accounts On Nov. Election Men's Si.ses ~s. Walter Harri s accompanied . --- &now VIENNA (UP) - Hungary's haled secret police have returned to power and are carrying out mass arrests in an at· lempt to eod anti-Soviet demonstrations, reports from Buda· pest said today. Hungarian Puppet Premier Janos Kadar unleashed h lo "!error lroopa" In the wake of violent demonslrations IIi Bud. ~r5 . . .... by Travol JaJ •• -. lh-lovaiJ companl011 pi-• - . that you will bt proud to travel wllh. - ... Long sle,eve sports shirts ·_ Generously cut - fully lined collars - in O( out tail - San. forized Pjald patterns. Mrt. Grace McAvoy Walker, who tinaton Wednesday evening when baa been visiting her cOU!iln, Misa l!lhe returned to her home in Dal· Smith, and une!le, as far as Hun- las, Texas. ~w-::-Ge Fa.theti with the Flllttl. A complm Travel EnMmblo ..,,_.......,. Terror Troops Are After Violent Demonstrations WRECKAGE· gp;, JnS WHICH CRASHED IN MID-AIR If you really want to make this Christmas memorable for your favorite man or boy think in terms ?f slacks and shirts. even iri11 and Michl Lloyd spent the evening Spooial muai~ was presented by with hls eil!lter. P atricia, ~J..indley Mrs. Edgar Allcnaworth and Ho· Hall, a freshman at Ohio Univer· mer Rice, who sang "God Was aity. There." Mrs. Webb Hall will be Mll!li liarrie Marie Smith, C. E. the leader at the servi(c next Smith, Mn. Robert Harris and Wednesday, TRIO ., SHIRTS and SLACkS Forty-Seven At Wednesday Nite Prayer Service NATIONALLY ADVERTISED •. r•ln IOUihtett heN• ..._.,. -,,. 1 er aftd ,lou.fr', nln IIIUtlli Inti SINGLE '!BLUE BELL" grandfather, Jesse Cooley, Logan . .)t'rs. E. M. Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Boy Tracy Sr. and Arthur Ttacy · Sr. were buainess viakors Jn Cresap, W. Va. Wedneiday. James White has received word Forty-seven were present for the of the serious condition of his Wednesday evening Prayer sersister, Myrtle Whit• Thatcher, Vice and Bi!'>le study at the MidColumbus. who had 1 stroke. dleport Church of Christ. Fred I. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd a~ Gardner, pastor of "tbe church, led tended the annual tnte:rnaUonal the Bible stUdy clau and Mrs. BrotherhoOd or F.Jeetrtc•J Work· l 111nnfe Gilnlore Was in Charge of ere banquet at the Elk R-a:JI In the devotional servke. Athenl!l ......... northwtt. J.S.40L..w 60 - ·· N0.200 Boys IVY LEAGUE Hrath Church voted a contribuJamel!l Uoyd and tion of $291.00 a year for tour chlltlren, Nicky and Kathie,. Bel· )'ears at their Quarterly Conferpre, were weekend gue5tl of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lloyd and Jamlly ence for these two pr~ccts . and attended the funeral Of· her Mr. and -_ ..,• c......,..,.c.....,_ IY UNITIID ...... Ololo, t\wnlnt • ..., or Ohio . :Wedneaday. ,,J •:mouncln1 the birth or • 7 lb 3 oz son, W~&dn181daJ Ot!.:tn\. ber 5, at Vald01tl, Ga. Mr. Brown b JtaUoned with the Air J'ofn, and They attended a banquet served Mrs. Glenn LAmbert, Mrs. Erneat Lallance, Mn. Virgene Elber- at 6:30 p. m. and the program. feld and son, Michael Ray, }¥ere which was bttsed on ~he Advilnc!e business vlaitors in Parkerlburg and the School of Theology in Ji. e • Ale and Mra. IHirr:J Lew Bln11" D4ylon. Mr. and Mn. Charles QuJvey entertalned a group of relative1 rec.enUy at their home, West Locust St Gueatl were Mr. and )Jn. · E. M. Blake were in Pomeroy The Rev. and Mrs. C. Raymon Tuesday to attend tbe Installation Konkright of Hebh Metho:!ist of officers at the Pomeroy Chap- Church and Mias. Bernlte Bowen, ter. Melgs County Weekday Religious Mra. Ed Terry, Pony, 'Montana, Education · teacher, were in Galli· il!l vil!liting relatives in Meigs polis Wedneaday evening to attend County Cor the first time 1ince the Sub-District meetlne at Grace Methodist Church. ' 1913. McMASTER - - . ftA'IIIIIl car. Mrs. B. F. Parmah!e, Mrs. Cho1tlea Bennett, Mra. Marioo French, Mrs. Harry •H oudaahelt and Mrs. Limited Quentities- Hurry • 1 BfRTH ANNOUNCIMINT are • -- 8-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 8, 11166 Methodist Men Plan Service For The Elderly • Mrs. Henry Roush 11 nd dau&h· ter, -Mil8 Mildred or Racine were . recent .Bueaf.li o! Mr. abd Mrs. William Fisher, MnlersviJie. Charle1 Quivey who 1s employed in Col umobha 1 pent the past _ma:;:;•=d;:;e<~o;:;r;;ot;;••;:•;;;;;lor;;;;l;he;.;l:ri;;o;;n;;t;;d;;o,;.or;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;o;;;;;';;;' weekend with hi• family lrere. r Mr. and Mrs. K.ul Grueser and Paul Amberger spent Monday ta •hy $79.95 Jljegular $12.95 FLOOR LAMPS .. ·· · · · ........ · Special $9.95 N. Second St. Mrt. Jamea Fisher. C!atwortby; Wor- Haven, W. Va. ~INmE SUITE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Special •. P41Jl Fisher baa ~cee'Pted em· plq,yment in Hu.nUnctot~, W. Va. Mrs. _P~u~ F11'her lett Tuelday for a v:ant 1n Colambua with· her son and <dauabter in la\f', M.r. and SOCIETY senUntl. Regular $54.85 1 dren of AtheM were reeent rums ot Mr. and Mrs. Pafrlet Lochary. MIDDLEPORT HUFfY BICYClE ·· · · · ·· · ·· · · · · Speelal $46.95 !Vioe.Hole . Regular U9.95 DUJ(S .... · ...... · · .. ·.. · .. Special $34.95 7 ;PI!!fe Frank Bud. Mn. J&meJ Loehary and chil- ' Jnatallation of offtcera waa beld To Redeem Your GlHn Stomp Books ., Jack Kennedy Ja ill at hJ1 home Hu:rbonvllle road wJth pneumon· Pomer.oy Chapter 128 OES Holds Officers Installation Tuesday · t A.M. lei 8 P.M. ad FRIDAY, DEC. 7 I • Ludllo Bearhs Hawklu, Pomoror So.clety Edltot. . Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Edltor-Ph0114 lli!'7t s. . P.OMQOY SOCITY • The Daily Sentinel • • ' cities. ~-~Budapest Radio ~~a~t\ed the ~l!lt of some membcrs./incllldiq Geza Kovaea, c hairman of tht: w;wkers council of the Budapest screw factory, and JOBef Meszaros, ·' a council member. Jt daimed 1bey were " Fatclst elements" wbo "by printiri.g and distributing leaflets and posters trfed to instigate Hungarians to fu~ reai&tanee against the Ka~ar regime." Reports that 50 member!!: of the worken councils io Buda~ bad been arrested touched off Tbunda)'~l violeat demonstratiOn•. Hungary'i labor leaders warned the ,e:ovemment blunt!,- ·today thete, will be "a general strike, blOOdshed &Qd a new national traged.Y' if the current wave pf arrests Continues. Tbe warning came in a proclamation handed to P"-Ppet Premier Janos Kadar by the Central Work· era Coundl of Budapeet.. It was the sbarpe~t denunciation yet of K01dan itew "get tough'' policy. The Budapest council was sche· duled to meet with Kadar in tbe late afternoon to get his n:q)ly. lo the meantime, the tense capital remained quiet while the peOple wailed to ..o;e~ what would happen . In the uneasy calm , angry knob o( men stood talking at street corners Under the men,adng gune of Russian tanks. They were ready for anything following three dayl!l o! demonstrations. 1n sc ... erest clash Thursday, .R•~•i•UI and Hungarian police bullkilled two demonstrators and (.Jn:iun•d scores. Budapest radio also elaimed that two police were tilled, but the report was gtveJi" little credenc:e hue. I. issued itt P r~~~~~f::~~'~r councH 150 members Bud:~pe st fad ory wor.kers c~uD­ W<!re ar rested durmg t be night. Police had picked up :10 · others 1the night before. Others arrested in the governmenfs· promised crackdown on ' 'count~r· revolu t ion a rie s and Fascists" included talented young wriler Jon d Gat i. Gati , seized · in lhe hd~ pi tal where he wal!l recov· ering from a Severe illness, was released after qu c~ tioning. l � 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 6, 1956 wining