https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3b97316812b52842e5417ea958514421.pdf ee307e1a84adc98f4cf096071dbf0911 PDF Text Text " ' ." • ' -· T• ., 1 D il ' .. 195 s • " AN WM nt'nel 'I ' ' ' aT I Uf$dC:JY IV driver wai inj red, the S gbwa Pa '" ••• ••• • •• ••• •• •• ••• : •• • e • '" en ... t • . ... It a Chennlle Rugs, and ugs of Ot Curllalns, y Clea ng Ill millie . y ur oil ,. • •• •• •• •• •• ••• " mi CHI•CAGO ' sb&oting an in ve up smoki pull on recraker. s �• • • • ... ·Daily Sentinel Sentinel Takes Strottg Ho On D.l90i$ 'I'O' IN'I'QJ!l8fsj OP MEIGS-MASON AREA • IIICR!fdtD III·OWn'-~IN!IIAL IIIANAGEit ~~~ • .p!t. .NE- IDITOit . llielllllllrid' u -~ eWrfaltD,K mailer at the post office at League·Top Rung rot .... OtiJfi 2-Dilly sentinel, Pom~riiY·)IIddleport, 0., Dee. U, 111118 WSA%-TV . ~ . ' ••• 101 PUwlsi!JlentJi a.fterao.a.e;leept SUnd11y by 'Jibe Ohio Valley Stlttltel. ~~at UO ltettiUITe *-. Pomeroy, o . Buslneu offke plooM- ...,lorial.ofllee Db011e·311'1. NaUO!W advertlalq ........laUl'), aotttneUJ·Klmball , Inc., 3111 Lexington AYe., New Yort lliiY, 16, "'· Y. SUbims:Jtlorf ,ate&: m:UVery by rarrler' wbete available 30 ee~~.b per week; or..e year In tdvanee at The Daily Sentioel office, *11.10; six moaths. $7.80; three tnonths, $3 .90. By motor route yhere avallaWt: ~· 1110ath 11. J7 mall one rear $8; six months. $4o!S: tld'eo montlil, $2.50; one mi>nth, SL •• Easy t:k'tm& tl{ate-re We Have Battfe-On Our Hands Jl0Bi!l.1l18'for you'ro own Ne*spaper ·readers -especially you enlightened ones who read our edl!Otials - no doubt become bored with the columns upon colltmns of SJ)¥e that from time to lime a~pear in Ulk and other papers' urdftg automobile drivers to drive sa{e· J)!. It is a dry subject. Tlfe cOmmentator who can entertain his ieaden, and af tfie satne tbbe succeed in converting reckless or careless drivers into models of sobriety and careful highway users Would be a•strong candidate for a Pulitzer prize. Jl)llt pelUI.Y·I"load' GAS. D~ n<il'r'- . fer ,tf1!li'ttl~ ,as• , J Wu delivRichlrd r ...... )(ells,. elolinl $&. tMhlllftoJtth .. .' To cite time after time, the number of highway deaths each year, a figur< continuillg to .climb as much be(ause of the continual increase of care oil tilahways as for any other re<son, seems to 'l'&ke little lmpreJsion on the general public. For , ~~~~~le' this year akilie plmbst 42,000 men, women - and ~~:_·wUi be crilSbed, brolten and killed in traffic acci· dents', accordlnirto the present' mounting rate. This astoubding death figure is not far different from re· c:ent yean• fatality totll!s. The high highway death rate has been a subJect of headlines for 10 years and more. Yet the 1\ve· jiel'lltills' \fbo are facing trial in Meigs County Common Pleas-' eourl' late 111ls month and in January, 1956 under in· dlctrilent for driving while intoxicated apparently didn't ever take Uiese figures seriously. After all, 42,000 dralhs per year Is but one-quarter of one per cent of the U. S. popul~tion limed every year on our highways, These aren't bad odds, per· haps they say,. to gamble with death. It makes a fairly •port· lnlf Iit:OJio'sit!'on out of driving, dronk or sober. -' Nor does this fatality figure apparently bother the thous· .' al!dr of dri~ers who stay sober behind their steering wheels, Yt!t w ; pel'slst in ronnlng stop signs, going faster than the law tor· l~ entite rules, 'nd being generally rude on our streets. ,, ,How I w~Uid you, our reader, who has, a real desire to be ..... ~..family alile tb talte yol!l':,rriily for a Sunday nde and feel safe, get altlle8e peopl~ 1 e-you and your newspaper who want safe· ly on our billhw s-are somewhat like General Robert E. I:.ee In· the spring of 1863: Lee was trying to figure a way of "getlln~· at those people" the Northern Army as it rested affel' Chancellorsvllle. He flnallf d~termined upon the invasion of Pennsylvania and met disaster at Gettysburg. 'J; , The reckless and drunken drivers are our enemies. We must Get at Them f Yet let us not be like the remarkable General L~.e who was crushed by determined enemy troops because {le was lacking In cavalry reconnalsalnce and obeyed hesitatl!tgly or not at all in attack orders by several of his gen. eral oftlcers. Ratlier we should feel like General Grarit who sent word to Lincoln In June o~86 o Ill~ Wilderness, that h~ would fight on untU Lee . I . . • ! ea. ,. • ..... ,.. .' . .. ~- I l '·'i ,<' .... POWN 1. Thebluq 11~1 24.Cieft ~ ' \1'} 1~1; • : 2tl. 4. Brlq upon .....It 28. Man·a f.Jitat&WI ' -~~ fJ ll i1 ~..e 1 ..... IJ :;J t~I;U} II.PIU... .,,..d 18. lfovory lt. lndonootan lalaft~ ;1~·1[~ ~l'-'.'l ~ li,; l ., ~ r:: u l -i ll i: t;..r} ~' r.Y · I ~<jf}l ll! l liii'J :·~ : .lHi+-1 _- ,n,Lr••'·' y,,....,., htwtt 34. I'MIIUN aa. With· out . <1i;J'.:i~1[-1 I:'II'U U; I II:J I:.rJ [• i-'! ;:! t•;H llll·u.l 32. N&tiYtl I. Like a dof Saxony I . MewtplJ"r. .... '_1 11 !-11,1i 1·1 ··:•JW~j [ 1 I ~ UL:.:I•: 30. l&d.ema 31. Plllap !~[ HI i '!f -1[1 :<bfJI:JI•I joint • • ~(lym, J ry:J r..:! IJrJ J:j iJ fl l:ll"! 11. 8crutl6 1-l'..:.'l'li 2.a.lllmpl)' \ I, ~ppoood fiiJr.m L~!:.l '\ ti. Qla~tor ot lhokoron j "· Blllp'• I ( <rr.) se.ilr<ll4"' - U , CltJ (Okla.) It, Ill"." Cit· I '• - ~·, • ·I\ 'I t '· and Sherry of 0. were the last Sunday guests of John 'l hle and famlly. Upset Wave Rolls Secqn~: Insist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws. Tr~f­ fic rejulatlons work for us, not againsl us. Through College In city after city, town alter town, day alter day, it's been P!'OVIill eWer and over that where traffic laws are obeyed, Basketball Ranks DI!:A'I'ttS GO DOWN. ~J : :.:r.:i:·u ·' . • " T .. ...) . l TOday our local poilce and magistrates are our armies, By a mounUng public opinion agajnst hiuway lrresponsiblllty we can encourage law· enforcement officets to carry out the full intent of our traffic laws. We supply them weapons with laws, tllen we should encourage enforcement. We can tblnk of this battle as two-fold: Ftr~; drive safely and courtoously ourselves. Observe speed limitS and warnlnJ!·signs. I)Ji!ltv CROSSWORD 'A" ,IIIJ '•JIII • • .': lrm. 1. lhle The upset wave rolled on through' the college basketball ranks today, adding Kentucky, Notre Dame, and Cincinnati to the list or surprise vidims and pillna more woe on the · "expert•' ~· heod•. CHRISTMAS: · . f~IU '. .iiOR . SALE . ·. \ ( ' Native Batkan, Sprpce, White, Scotch Pine and Artlfiela! Trees. A GIFT St. Louis, t·udely bounced ..out of the naLlona1 rankln~s Itself by ohio State~ ohli l.iist Saturday, carilt back MQpday night to nip J(ehtu(oky; 71-70 - o~ly the ' third home-cour\ fOeS that Kentucky has .suff~ft~ .in lbe last 13 years. 1 Noit6w'este·rn.," beatep twice in a row, tul'ped on ~otre Dame, 75-60, at SttutH Berid) .nld. - Northwe!lt- Midway SUBSCRIPTION MARKET Phone 359-J ern's flnt w~n over thf Iriah aince 1949. Tenneuee ·w· ..' ' l ' . ' . ·' fiF ' :(~. J E • ' 1,' -!l To the Dailv Setltitre) W.M~ . "' •. II LIST you. c::~~r::u:Is aili! fOU will find' cra~Lfl"'•: !II with a IIJ~.J!Iat wlillastiany.- - . . lbyt' or girls .Way 'abl!~e. ~ f . . ' .en or women ,In ~!Jry service. (i. )l lilcent graduaW. '!do ha~ taken Emp~ · fll. · . other communllles.1 , ' 6 ' )I J'ornier residents U )I Fonnj!t resl'dents . other town. ·'lfere llorn and uled•fo.UYe.llere ~'e recently moved· to an"' use tlie ~ ~ IIJ[II.t~ to give a gift tltt wtU'ISriDg e'llj~ert~ Ulro.taiut- ile e~~mlng yell'. SIDd yotlr'llit -~·MltHJtbl beayY CbristmaBI!Iall.o SilflscriP11liflfiMf ·YII* by man. 6 mos.: $«25 · •wp. ., _.:l..u ~ ·nA"irr'd~. ll'o!III!I'Cfl\ i -~-f ... i . ' - - --·--- ObiD!'i.l . Plelle!MII¥tt· ~ subscription to The l)il]t tlnet to the fo~; llid the Cllr1stmas Card wltll t j~, lfiiQ' llsft!U!•'W'•i·the giver, Enclosed Is'· ....... •• • , ' «5titi'oQtiO'R - .._.• .o...... 1&1 ~) AXYDLBAAXB , • , . Ia I.OIIOI'ELLOW . l , l1i't ~Qiply ....do·for onothor. In thlloompk A Ia UMII • .~tiiiNfriJt. X tor tlr.t two O't, etc. 8lqle ..ttaN. apoa. ,. ~ Ult ~tl and rormat\ora or the ~ an aD hint& ..,.._. ,, . . cede . ,, . \ \ ..., , · rCJ letten an dlfferent. A C'JIIIoinun Qulollooo Your ·..sunrise '(_ i-' (, '~ OWAKBJ UAMUDO MVKB 14'" 't'lff DPOT OKBOK-IIPII'K, , ·~ '• DPO I Wo\8 10 ' '. •... ,. , • 6600 00060 I 0~60 • •o oo6oooooOo600 0000foo-•o ~.;.r;!. ' (Xlfdioess)~ . •••• -~ - . •'-'- i .~ • • • . . . .... 6 o . o . :• • • • • 0 •• 6 •• 6 6 6 .. O JO • • • • . .The Sentinel (Na~· •• ·. ' o o o o •• o • o _;- , 6 ...... . .: o ••••• o •• o 6 •••••• • • -iO"" . :r .,, �• • • • ... ·Daily Sentinel Sentinel Takes Strottg Ho On D.l90i$ 'I'O' IN'I'QJ!l8fsj OP MEIGS-MASON AREA • IIICR!fdtD III·OWn'-~IN!IIAL IIIANAGEit ~~~ • .p!t. .NE- IDITOit . llielllllllrid' u -~ eWrfaltD,K mailer at the post office at League·Top Rung rot .... OtiJfi 2-Dilly sentinel, Pom~riiY·)IIddleport, 0., Dee. U, 111118 WSA%-TV . ~ . ' ••• 101 PUwlsi!JlentJi a.fterao.a.e;leept SUnd11y by 'Jibe Ohio Valley Stlttltel. ~~at UO ltettiUITe *-. Pomeroy, o . Buslneu offke plooM- ...,lorial.ofllee Db011e·311'1. NaUO!W advertlalq ........laUl'), aotttneUJ·Klmball , Inc., 3111 Lexington AYe., New Yort lliiY, 16, "'· Y. SUbims:Jtlorf ,ate&: m:UVery by rarrler' wbete available 30 ee~~.b per week; or..e year In tdvanee at The Daily Sentioel office, *11.10; six moaths. $7.80; three tnonths, $3 .90. By motor route yhere avallaWt: ~· 1110ath 11. J7 mall one rear $8; six months. $4o!S: tld'eo montlil, $2.50; one mi>nth, SL •• Easy t:k'tm& tl{ate-re We Have Battfe-On Our Hands Jl0Bi!l.1l18'for you'ro own Ne*spaper ·readers -especially you enlightened ones who read our edl!Otials - no doubt become bored with the columns upon colltmns of SJ)¥e that from time to lime a~pear in Ulk and other papers' urdftg automobile drivers to drive sa{e· J)!. It is a dry subject. Tlfe cOmmentator who can entertain his ieaden, and af tfie satne tbbe succeed in converting reckless or careless drivers into models of sobriety and careful highway users Would be a•strong candidate for a Pulitzer prize. Jl)llt pelUI.Y·I"load' GAS. D~ n<il'r'- . fer ,tf1!li'ttl~ ,as• , J Wu delivRichlrd r ...... )(ells,. elolinl $&. tMhlllftoJtth .. .' To cite time after time, the number of highway deaths each year, a figur< continuillg to .climb as much be(ause of the continual increase of care oil tilahways as for any other re<son, seems to 'l'&ke little lmpreJsion on the general public. For , ~~~~~le' this year akilie plmbst 42,000 men, women - and ~~:_·wUi be crilSbed, brolten and killed in traffic acci· dents', accordlnirto the present' mounting rate. This astoubding death figure is not far different from re· c:ent yean• fatality totll!s. The high highway death rate has been a subJect of headlines for 10 years and more. Yet the 1\ve· jiel'lltills' \fbo are facing trial in Meigs County Common Pleas-' eourl' late 111ls month and in January, 1956 under in· dlctrilent for driving while intoxicated apparently didn't ever take Uiese figures seriously. After all, 42,000 dralhs per year Is but one-quarter of one per cent of the U. S. popul~tion limed every year on our highways, These aren't bad odds, per· haps they say,. to gamble with death. It makes a fairly •port· lnlf Iit:OJio'sit!'on out of driving, dronk or sober. -' Nor does this fatality figure apparently bother the thous· .' al!dr of dri~ers who stay sober behind their steering wheels, Yt!t w ; pel'slst in ronnlng stop signs, going faster than the law tor· l~ entite rules, 'nd being generally rude on our streets. ,, ,How I w~Uid you, our reader, who has, a real desire to be ..... ~..family alile tb talte yol!l':,rriily for a Sunday nde and feel safe, get altlle8e peopl~ 1 e-you and your newspaper who want safe· ly on our billhw s-are somewhat like General Robert E. I:.ee In· the spring of 1863: Lee was trying to figure a way of "getlln~· at those people" the Northern Army as it rested affel' Chancellorsvllle. He flnallf d~termined upon the invasion of Pennsylvania and met disaster at Gettysburg. 'J; , The reckless and drunken drivers are our enemies. We must Get at Them f Yet let us not be like the remarkable General L~.e who was crushed by determined enemy troops because {le was lacking In cavalry reconnalsalnce and obeyed hesitatl!tgly or not at all in attack orders by several of his gen. eral oftlcers. Ratlier we should feel like General Grarit who sent word to Lincoln In June o~86 o Ill~ Wilderness, that h~ would fight on untU Lee . I . . • ! ea. ,. • ..... ,.. .' . .. ~- I l '·'i ,<' .... POWN 1. Thebluq 11~1 24.Cieft ~ ' \1'} 1~1; • : 2tl. 4. Brlq upon .....It 28. Man·a f.Jitat&WI ' -~~ fJ ll i1 ~..e 1 ..... IJ :;J t~I;U} II.PIU... .,,..d 18. lfovory lt. lndonootan lalaft~ ;1~·1[~ ~l'-'.'l ~ li,; l ., ~ r:: u l -i ll i: t;..r} ~' r.Y · I ~<jf}l ll! l liii'J :·~ : .lHi+-1 _- ,n,Lr••'·' y,,....,., htwtt 34. I'MIIUN aa. With· out . <1i;J'.:i~1[-1 I:'II'U U; I II:J I:.rJ [• i-'! ;:! t•;H llll·u.l 32. N&tiYtl I. Like a dof Saxony I . MewtplJ"r. .... '_1 11 !-11,1i 1·1 ··:•JW~j [ 1 I ~ UL:.:I•: 30. l&d.ema 31. Plllap !~[ HI i '!f -1[1 :<bfJI:JI•I joint • • ~(lym, J ry:J r..:! IJrJ J:j iJ fl l:ll"! 11. 8crutl6 1-l'..:.'l'li 2.a.lllmpl)' \ I, ~ppoood fiiJr.m L~!:.l '\ ti. Qla~tor ot lhokoron j "· Blllp'• I ( <rr.) se.ilr<ll4"' - U , CltJ (Okla.) It, Ill"." Cit· I '• - ~·, • ·I\ 'I t '· and Sherry of 0. were the last Sunday guests of John 'l hle and famlly. Upset Wave Rolls Secqn~: Insist on strict enforcement of all traffic laws. Tr~f­ fic rejulatlons work for us, not againsl us. Through College In city after city, town alter town, day alter day, it's been P!'OVIill eWer and over that where traffic laws are obeyed, Basketball Ranks DI!:A'I'ttS GO DOWN. ~J : :.:r.:i:·u ·' . • " T .. ...) . l TOday our local poilce and magistrates are our armies, By a mounUng public opinion agajnst hiuway lrresponsiblllty we can encourage law· enforcement officets to carry out the full intent of our traffic laws. We supply them weapons with laws, tllen we should encourage enforcement. We can tblnk of this battle as two-fold: Ftr~; drive safely and courtoously ourselves. Observe speed limitS and warnlnJ!·signs. I)Ji!ltv CROSSWORD 'A" ,IIIJ '•JIII • • .': lrm. 1. lhle The upset wave rolled on through' the college basketball ranks today, adding Kentucky, Notre Dame, and Cincinnati to the list or surprise vidims and pillna more woe on the · "expert•' ~· heod•. CHRISTMAS: · . f~IU '. .iiOR . SALE . ·. \ ( ' Native Batkan, Sprpce, White, Scotch Pine and Artlfiela! Trees. A GIFT St. Louis, t·udely bounced ..out of the naLlona1 rankln~s Itself by ohio State~ ohli l.iist Saturday, carilt back MQpday night to nip J(ehtu(oky; 71-70 - o~ly the ' third home-cour\ fOeS that Kentucky has .suff~ft~ .in lbe last 13 years. 1 Noit6w'este·rn.," beatep twice in a row, tul'ped on ~otre Dame, 75-60, at SttutH Berid) .nld. - Northwe!lt- Midway SUBSCRIPTION MARKET Phone 359-J ern's flnt w~n over thf Iriah aince 1949. Tenneuee ·w· ..' ' l ' . ' . ·' fiF ' :(~. J E • ' 1,' -!l To the Dailv Setltitre) W.M~ . "' •. II LIST you. c::~~r::u:Is aili! fOU will find' cra~Lfl"'•: !II with a IIJ~.J!Iat wlillastiany.- - . . lbyt' or girls .Way 'abl!~e. ~ f . . ' .en or women ,In ~!Jry service. (i. )l lilcent graduaW. '!do ha~ taken Emp~ · fll. · . other communllles.1 , ' 6 ' )I J'ornier residents U )I Fonnj!t resl'dents . other town. ·'lfere llorn and uled•fo.UYe.llere ~'e recently moved· to an"' use tlie ~ ~ IIJ[II.t~ to give a gift tltt wtU'ISriDg e'llj~ert~ Ulro.taiut- ile e~~mlng yell'. SIDd yotlr'llit -~·MltHJtbl beayY CbristmaBI!Iall.o SilflscriP11liflfiMf ·YII* by man. 6 mos.: $«25 · •wp. ., _.:l..u ~ ·nA"irr'd~. ll'o!III!I'Cfl\ i -~-f ... i . ' - - --·--- ObiD!'i.l . Plelle!MII¥tt· ~ subscription to The l)il]t tlnet to the fo~; llid the Cllr1stmas Card wltll t j~, lfiiQ' llsft!U!•'W'•i·the giver, Enclosed Is'· ....... •• • , ' «5titi'oQtiO'R - .._.• .o...... 1&1 ~) AXYDLBAAXB , • , . Ia I.OIIOI'ELLOW . l , l1i't ~Qiply ....do·for onothor. In thlloompk A Ia UMII • .~tiiiNfriJt. X tor tlr.t two O't, etc. 8lqle ..ttaN. apoa. ,. ~ Ult ~tl and rormat\ora or the ~ an aD hint& ..,.._. ,, . . cede . ,, . \ \ ..., , · rCJ letten an dlfferent. A C'JIIIoinun Qulollooo Your ·..sunrise '(_ i-' (, '~ OWAKBJ UAMUDO MVKB 14'" 't'lff DPOT OKBOK-IIPII'K, , ·~ '• DPO I Wo\8 10 ' '. •... ,. , • 6600 00060 I 0~60 • •o oo6oooooOo600 0000foo-•o ~.;.r;!. ' (Xlfdioess)~ . •••• -~ - . •'-'- i .~ • • • . . . .... 6 o . o . :• • • • • 0 •• 6 •• 6 6 6 .. O JO • • • • . .The Sentinel (Na~· •• ·. ' o o o o •• o • o _;- , 6 ...... . .: o ••••• o •• o 6 •••••• • • -iO"" . :r .,, �,. - I ~,Belltlnel, PomerD7·)(!ddleport, 0., Dec. 11, 19!i6 •• r Ij , • t1ons Ohio State Moves Into 8th After Three Straigh~ Wins \ CUP CAPTAIN • -• · • • •. ~ Alan Maver Lourivllle Dro~t~> To S.IKth Tbe coaehu, ba&lng their rat~ on eamea played through Sat.night. Dec. 8, slotted Narth Olinois, Southern Metbodefending champion San second through filth in order. North Carolina rethree first • place vote1 ; and San Francisco each ba J NEW YORK UP - Ka01a1 aad Wil\.the Stilt Chamberlain, whidll .- · nwec~ up to their, lavilb pre.aeaaon noti~• in thelr fint two games, • were an owrwbelmi.nj: choice to. day u the nation's .No. 1 coUea:e basketball t.eam in the first week· 11 Ullited Preas ratina:a. I However, LouiJVille , Dayton Temple and St. Louia--all picked hiJh in last week'• pre-sea.10n forecasts of the United Press Louisville. wbjch wa1 picked Bond of COAches-fell upset vtc- ~~b:~,. behind Kansaa in the • tlms durina: the weekend and lost [ ~ pre-sea10n aizeup, rated ...(belr lo!t1 ratings. sixth place following its sur. defeat by Caoiaius Saturday ·• Thirty of the thirty-five leadlng Kentucky, Ohio state, Kaneoac:bes who rate tbe teams for State and Dayton rounded out the United Preu plcked Kanus top 10 i roup in that order. topa in the nation followlna: 'one· San Francisco and Ohio State "aided vlctori~a over Northwestern unexpectedly strong show· and M11rquette. Chamberlain, the week to earn their prom::.: .even • foot sophomore aenntion, places in the top 10. The aeored &2 aDd 39 pOints in the two Coast Dons, won their first ;,:-tames. of the season and eK. record winning streak 59 games.. I I • ~ " ' ..•' I r .,.•. • i ' ' Improving For . . Improvement proJect - or repair job - come and see us for a complete supply ~ from finishing na-ils to paint II •INSULATION • STORM DOORS • • TOP IN ,. __ T4DAY " Todays Sports Parade audl•r•• In Eiohth Spot Ohio State, not even mentioned coaches' pre:-season Jistinia, -Us fint three games from Buloier. Pittsburgh and St. . Louts week'a No. 8 rating. rliatrlbuted on 11 1011-8-7-6-JI-4;3-2·1 basis for votes to lOth placet, Kansas ;;)lr,~i;: points, North carolina 227 ,_~ 206 SMU 194, San Fran177, Louisville 140, Kentucky !IJ,Vfq Ohio State 78, Kansas Sb.te 56. the lD!il and lw.i:Z naand a perennial for top honors, waa ratafter upsetting Temple. Canislus headed the 11econd 10 grou.p, followed by a three-team 12th place among Iowa North Caroline State and ~:~!eJ·~c!~!~:::· Next in order c: Virginia. and Pomeroy Sevcnth-Eelghth grade Indiana, Niagara, St. Johe'a basketball team in a game pltyed Of. New. fork and Temple tied for Monday evening on the Pomeroy 18tb. Eighteen other teams re- floor nudged out Middleport junceived votes tbis weak. ior eagers by a score o( 21-23. ' :Pomtroy held a con sistently wide learl duri ng lhe first th.rec cant~»~ of the r.ontcst but a stro11g By UNITED PRESS IJDESSA, Texas - ' Buddf Tur- rally by Middleport in the last nearly overtook the maTJ, 185, Da.Uaa, knocked out quarter victors . Ponce de Leon, 215, lo~ort Worth 4. Qualls was top scorer for the NEW YORK St. Nick's - Alex w!nners with 9 while Morrls led MHeff, 199, Argentina, outpolntcd the Middleport attack with a total Art·bic McBride, 186Y.t , trenton, of 12 markcn. N. J . (10>. Score by quarters: VALLEY LUMBI';R IDd SUPPLY · Middleport S. 3rd Ave. Pomeroy' Everything's ·. WITH THE OLDS ROCKET Our guys had tbeir troubles, too, 1 few yeal'8 back. T)ey talked too much for some of ·the cuatomen and not enoueh · to Suit otbers. They had to find a "format." ·But it's been even more diCH- W. MAIN ST. . ' ' 12411 " \ j 17 foot loaa-41 0110 of lwo aow, 11'111111hre ; I $299.00 BAkER ' .•. -~ • "4 J. • . ' • ,_. . t ••, •.. • · . ' ··:' '·· · ' :tblit ·Ailvcrll•cment Spvn111red B7 belll'llnco A~...rrau.~i~ Ford's .l'nmolots you itt sweet and low. it ld. Ford hua tho roads bec&iuerollu lower c:enter oi gra~. ·Iii.!' Ford's aow front susponsiob, ,... oprjilgs and DOW euy hand~ ue put of -tho scheme to make you think every road is cloud.-11. . Tho magic toUcl. oi ~ now Ford 'power plai)tJ 111obo JIIOIIIItalns df..pP<~llr· W,)iat ~ like_uphln fed,t like downhill. tau -~ lhiJo sura!P~ pawer·J&a Wide choice of DeW SiJver ~ V,S .' engtnl.s. Or you· can ch<)ose ·Ford's new, more~~ ! M""' Six, the 111.-t ~erfpl Six ever o!etoid-~ !¥~-~ Be!d: ·. Thue'p magic In Ford's price tag, tool You~'\ iieu.i. this hla · nevi Ford Is otill priced Ford-low. But lt is, CQpe fn:.·al.:I teot the ~ :o.llbl. now kind of FOld. It's 1 real"Wizallhlf-Ah-ll.J>.I{ar; . ' 'i ' ..•·~ ~ . . .,... " EXTENDED COVERAGE . Pomeroy ·12 8 8tc \ •-tbjt However: • . JNS'futlANCE AGI,!N~ other carl lOok ~ght old-fashioned. But tho port you cu't 110!'( "'ni!or.li'Orcl"-js what shows its stul i.YJiod you dri4l 1 Ford. It'• nivolutiODlll')' from the wheels up! And It fool. 1t. Covering Farm Property ff'!lfll!l(lllll~, Pomeroy :l'r.ittO. Nolth;oi'Pomoroy 'Yqu can ,,.. that Fordrs k>nger, lower ScuJp\,...d .Look mobl '' .;' ' ; l'· ~.' ·' :;. ' -~ ' . • ,, .. .,, ~ Hl'ulld Better For LHsH I I --~ On FIRE INSURANCE and LIGHTNING INSURANCE . WILL IE . " '!- - 'it. BLOCKS GRUESER BLOCK CO. ••• For there's w~ For;d's newness realy ~Ys off ••• In meltln•mllriltalns ... In smaothln1 tile bumps . •. . In ltrll~ln1 the CUIYiiS EFFECTIVE · :DEC. 10 '. hfiam- Fonl llzoo thll rior. IF you think it looks new ••• ·wait tiD you drive it! The Inspection Bureau Has Informed All Insurance Agt~ntsof a Rate Increase R/tl'.• . fOR J8S2 BUICK super 2 dr'. Riviera Cpe. Dynafiow driv~. clark green wlth light lop. $895.00. Blaelt· : nar's, Pomeroy. 12 6 etc -n,;, ~'Foid Folrluuo 1!00 Club Vlctorla (oboyo)-<Mir ' AN ·ZANDT i!~Tt ..... I'OMEROY THE -co. )9!12. PI,YMOpTH Dlx. 2 df. Sedln New turquoise finiSh. Runs flne. . $396.00. B!aettnar'a; Pomeroy. ' 1266tc t M ROOMS Of ~ l'(la OHI'd VA--LEY -' 88 I ' JUII!K .• . ' WE BUY', · . . 'l'l'll. .uRAi. i BEAMS SCiiAP)iiCiN- METALi . Sugar Run. Phoale· 374-J. ANNOUNCEMENT •. .iKOid" 1iif,Y ' " ----- ii New . ·' I • cult lor the Auule larynx brigade. FORNITURI KARR & . . ERNJlST COVERT; MGR. · ' 57 •j 124 E, lllaln,.. · · · r~: . sf 3tc FOR r ' C~1'YLOAN e·YlsJon. 7112023 4 4 10 21 Middleport GREAT . ~ASH THE· . United , _ Spom Wrltot' MELBOURNE UP - Australian •portsca&ters nalty ire having vocal vowing pains aa they -move Into tbe brand new mediPJD '"of tel-- EightJ>aU Middleport in t.l_te wJn ~lu.m''-~" tJon : 'In Wellston ·s , "" . · Pot. I By OSCAR PIIALIY ior at center, and •. See us for. Pomeroy Junior Cagers Win By 23-21 Score Fight Results "Quoilly OUr !~$plio" ... ~POi AlP Christmas? i~ - Well, for that inside home q'.. ·~ . ~ · . ' ·.. ' ' .. . ., '. . ·'., • i : 'ih-·; •••' f"?o "' 1 oft Rl. ~: Call w..;, Gru•""• ' tl..k ........ • j �,. - I ~,Belltlnel, PomerD7·)(!ddleport, 0., Dec. 11, 19!i6 •• r Ij , • t1ons Ohio State Moves Into 8th After Three Straigh~ Wins \ CUP CAPTAIN • -• · • • •. ~ Alan Maver Lourivllle Dro~t~> To S.IKth Tbe coaehu, ba&lng their rat~ on eamea played through Sat.night. Dec. 8, slotted Narth Olinois, Southern Metbodefending champion San second through filth in order. North Carolina rethree first • place vote1 ; and San Francisco each ba J NEW YORK UP - Ka01a1 aad Wil\.the Stilt Chamberlain, whidll .- · nwec~ up to their, lavilb pre.aeaaon noti~• in thelr fint two games, • were an owrwbelmi.nj: choice to. day u the nation's .No. 1 coUea:e basketball t.eam in the first week· 11 Ullited Preas ratina:a. I However, LouiJVille , Dayton Temple and St. Louia--all picked hiJh in last week'• pre-sea.10n forecasts of the United Press Louisville. wbjch wa1 picked Bond of COAches-fell upset vtc- ~~b:~,. behind Kansaa in the • tlms durina: the weekend and lost [ ~ pre-sea10n aizeup, rated ...(belr lo!t1 ratings. sixth place following its sur. defeat by Caoiaius Saturday ·• Thirty of the thirty-five leadlng Kentucky, Ohio state, Kaneoac:bes who rate tbe teams for State and Dayton rounded out the United Preu plcked Kanus top 10 i roup in that order. topa in the nation followlna: 'one· San Francisco and Ohio State "aided vlctori~a over Northwestern unexpectedly strong show· and M11rquette. Chamberlain, the week to earn their prom::.: .even • foot sophomore aenntion, places in the top 10. The aeored &2 aDd 39 pOints in the two Coast Dons, won their first ;,:-tames. of the season and eK. record winning streak 59 games.. I I • ~ " ' ..•' I r .,.•. • i ' ' Improving For . . Improvement proJect - or repair job - come and see us for a complete supply ~ from finishing na-ils to paint II •INSULATION • STORM DOORS • • TOP IN ,. __ T4DAY " Todays Sports Parade audl•r•• In Eiohth Spot Ohio State, not even mentioned coaches' pre:-season Jistinia, -Us fint three games from Buloier. Pittsburgh and St. . Louts week'a No. 8 rating. rliatrlbuted on 11 1011-8-7-6-JI-4;3-2·1 basis for votes to lOth placet, Kansas ;;)lr,~i;: points, North carolina 227 ,_~ 206 SMU 194, San Fran177, Louisville 140, Kentucky !IJ,Vfq Ohio State 78, Kansas Sb.te 56. the lD!il and lw.i:Z naand a perennial for top honors, waa ratafter upsetting Temple. Canislus headed the 11econd 10 grou.p, followed by a three-team 12th place among Iowa North Caroline State and ~:~!eJ·~c!~!~:::· Next in order c: Virginia. and Pomeroy Sevcnth-Eelghth grade Indiana, Niagara, St. Johe'a basketball team in a game pltyed Of. New. fork and Temple tied for Monday evening on the Pomeroy 18tb. Eighteen other teams re- floor nudged out Middleport junceived votes tbis weak. ior eagers by a score o( 21-23. ' :Pomtroy held a con sistently wide learl duri ng lhe first th.rec cant~»~ of the r.ontcst but a stro11g By UNITED PRESS IJDESSA, Texas - ' Buddf Tur- rally by Middleport in the last nearly overtook the maTJ, 185, Da.Uaa, knocked out quarter victors . Ponce de Leon, 215, lo~ort Worth 4. Qualls was top scorer for the NEW YORK St. Nick's - Alex w!nners with 9 while Morrls led MHeff, 199, Argentina, outpolntcd the Middleport attack with a total Art·bic McBride, 186Y.t , trenton, of 12 markcn. N. J . (10>. Score by quarters: VALLEY LUMBI';R IDd SUPPLY · Middleport S. 3rd Ave. Pomeroy' Everything's ·. WITH THE OLDS ROCKET Our guys had tbeir troubles, too, 1 few yeal'8 back. T)ey talked too much for some of ·the cuatomen and not enoueh · to Suit otbers. They had to find a "format." ·But it's been even more diCH- W. MAIN ST. . ' ' 12411 " \ j 17 foot loaa-41 0110 of lwo aow, 11'111111hre ; I $299.00 BAkER ' .•. -~ • "4 J. • . ' • ,_. . t ••, •.. • · . ' ··:' '·· · ' :tblit ·Ailvcrll•cment Spvn111red B7 belll'llnco A~...rrau.~i~ Ford's .l'nmolots you itt sweet and low. it ld. Ford hua tho roads bec&iuerollu lower c:enter oi gra~. ·Iii.!' Ford's aow front susponsiob, ,... oprjilgs and DOW euy hand~ ue put of -tho scheme to make you think every road is cloud.-11. . Tho magic toUcl. oi ~ now Ford 'power plai)tJ 111obo JIIOIIIItalns df..pP<~llr· W,)iat ~ like_uphln fed,t like downhill. tau -~ lhiJo sura!P~ pawer·J&a Wide choice of DeW SiJver ~ V,S .' engtnl.s. Or you· can ch<)ose ·Ford's new, more~~ ! M""' Six, the 111.-t ~erfpl Six ever o!etoid-~ !¥~-~ Be!d: ·. Thue'p magic In Ford's price tag, tool You~'\ iieu.i. this hla · nevi Ford Is otill priced Ford-low. But lt is, CQpe fn:.·al.:I teot the ~ :o.llbl. now kind of FOld. It's 1 real"Wizallhlf-Ah-ll.J>.I{ar; . ' 'i ' ..•·~ ~ . . .,... " EXTENDED COVERAGE . Pomeroy ·12 8 8tc \ •-tbjt However: • . JNS'futlANCE AGI,!N~ other carl lOok ~ght old-fashioned. But tho port you cu't 110!'( "'ni!or.li'Orcl"-js what shows its stul i.YJiod you dri4l 1 Ford. It'• nivolutiODlll')' from the wheels up! And It fool. 1t. Covering Farm Property ff'!lfll!l(lllll~, Pomeroy :l'r.ittO. Nolth;oi'Pomoroy 'Yqu can ,,.. that Fordrs k>nger, lower ScuJp\,...d .Look mobl '' .;' ' ; l'· ~.' ·' :;. ' -~ ' . • ,, .. .,, ~ Hl'ulld Better For LHsH I I --~ On FIRE INSURANCE and LIGHTNING INSURANCE . WILL IE . " '!- - 'it. BLOCKS GRUESER BLOCK CO. ••• For there's w~ For;d's newness realy ~Ys off ••• In meltln•mllriltalns ... In smaothln1 tile bumps . •. . In ltrll~ln1 the CUIYiiS EFFECTIVE · :DEC. 10 '. hfiam- Fonl llzoo thll rior. IF you think it looks new ••• ·wait tiD you drive it! The Inspection Bureau Has Informed All Insurance Agt~ntsof a Rate Increase R/tl'.• . fOR J8S2 BUICK super 2 dr'. Riviera Cpe. Dynafiow driv~. clark green wlth light lop. $895.00. Blaelt· : nar's, Pomeroy. 12 6 etc -n,;, ~'Foid Folrluuo 1!00 Club Vlctorla (oboyo)-<Mir ' AN ·ZANDT i!~Tt ..... I'OMEROY THE -co. )9!12. PI,YMOpTH Dlx. 2 df. Sedln New turquoise finiSh. Runs flne. . $396.00. B!aettnar'a; Pomeroy. ' 1266tc t M ROOMS Of ~ l'(la OHI'd VA--LEY -' 88 I ' JUII!K .• . ' WE BUY', · . . 'l'l'll. .uRAi. i BEAMS SCiiAP)iiCiN- METALi . Sugar Run. Phoale· 374-J. ANNOUNCEMENT •. .iKOid" 1iif,Y ' " ----- ii New . ·' I • cult lor the Auule larynx brigade. FORNITURI KARR & . . ERNJlST COVERT; MGR. · ' 57 •j 124 E, lllaln,.. · · · r~: . sf 3tc FOR r ' C~1'YLOAN e·YlsJon. 7112023 4 4 10 21 Middleport GREAT . ~ASH THE· . United , _ Spom Wrltot' MELBOURNE UP - Australian •portsca&ters nalty ire having vocal vowing pains aa they -move Into tbe brand new mediPJD '"of tel-- EightJ>aU Middleport in t.l_te wJn ~lu.m''-~" tJon : 'In Wellston ·s , "" . · Pot. I By OSCAR PIIALIY ior at center, and •. See us for. Pomeroy Junior Cagers Win By 23-21 Score Fight Results "Quoilly OUr !~$plio" ... ~POi AlP Christmas? i~ - Well, for that inside home q'.. ·~ . ~ · . ' ·.. ' ' .. . ., '. . ·'., • i : 'ih-·; •••' f"?o "' 1 oft Rl. ~: Call w..;, Gru•""• ' tl..k ........ • j �/ , _~ The Daily Sentinel • Square Dancers Meeting Held On Saturday • I ·MJDDtEPORT SOCIETY .&-Daily BeaUael, Po!Dero1·1Wdleport, 0 ., n.t. 11, 18G8 ~ e WIATHD aY UIIITID ,.Ill • Ohio: ''rtfy cteu4f ...., .,.. mow or rein a,.adlfte ..._ northwut ..-Mil rein touth end Nil north, ....,5m!at,Midtlepott Society Ed. Phone 6079 Pomeroy Society Editor ...,.....__. tonight cta.ntlne ,. tnOW flvr"-t •net '"'"'"• coh~.. TM,...,........ ' tott.y 30's Mflha;tt •• 40't...,.... • ent. Low tonltht 25 ,. )0 •JdNme northweat, 40't MUthent. VOL.VIll NO. 204 The CLUB TO MElT Dinner To Honor Fourth Birthday Of Hannahs Lad will meet Wednesday afternoon at Kiddlt:;..Jrt Uterary Clqb the home of ltrs. Homer Cook. SINGLE Mason Countians Facing AMuddy Christmas tin The fourth birthday of Charlet was observed with a din. toda y at the home 9f his grand parents. Mr. and Mra. Hurl Han- 1 Han~"':' nabs, Butternut Ave. A decorated birthday cake was served with the . ' • dinner. 1n Kadar Said To Be Determined To Crush Workers Resistance * FREE •FOR FARMERS AND I ' \i. •FAMILIES J AT THE Atason t:ounuaus IIHVe g•v~u U}l Mu nu_iie 0.1. ke«ipUlg we lWJ.llt.Y ~ Tuesday Evealag Dee.ll-7:30 P.M. . ' . ' /l' ~~~~~~~~;r,~ ·~ R} ~ LEND A!HELPING HAND ,.... ' t Ma~• thi1 the beat hoficfoy ever, wlth o Swl,a ICing - the world'• flno11 ii conto1,1r•d reclining choir! Choice of loltoflu and fobrtc combination In 6 •• ••(lting c;olonl • • • • • , dotclu. Sim, 12'20; 14li·21Ji. Bl"e, Gold or Ra. JOHN DEERE SALES lo SERVICE , ., Phone 3ZOZ BAKER FURNITURE Racine;, Ohio r JOHN Of'fbe Dtlgblest Corner In MiddlepOrt or tMiiCes can buy. Apples, CIUH ' ilh9'!1d "''" •• home." ~ to ask for help, but If aid is of· · fered they will accept in the gra· ~If' It l1 the betlnntn, ~ thlt cjous spir.Jt it is ofiered. , ....W• of .tw.fes ,..,...,._ th• , - . ,......... $5.95 --.., -~ , ' ·~7" -.7J.!i:~~- ...:: Ma~ ftitistmas · ~~ • h•lpln• .~nd c1n 1ncl,. will . . ""'...., liillt 'l;i.,; Iii ""'' We're ~•~t.ttctlnJI Yp~on I. ch&rtty, f9 .. w this Flood Mails For I Cancer VI'ctun' another, which Is 111 w.ll •net IJjld some cracked eus is 14!0d. But, .,.. do bel~v• that In fare for a family of 8. . .ill faim.11 ta O'!'r own peopl• Hunger and cold fa_ce this tam· thlt f'chlr lty 1ncl helpful.-.. Uy every day, They ar~ t~ proud CtJ#On.l'lovelty MORRIS IMPLEMJNT & SUPPLY $89 95 MYt "'Maitdorin Sla«UA"' ••. In •"'P comle<4 . Tidceu il11•U•I'Jie ilt , .... -.. . ldlh>r'l . Note: At lhlo limo of The mother ,, a good Cbl'!stian · file yqr therw it .-~•lly • wi._ woman and works out to ·Jpr..d •pp;•l to tlve to thlt or ta family in what food ber . .chlne*k. If Cards In Tbe Spfrll Of Cbrlslmas *DOOR PRIZ£S I f *ENTERTAINMENT ' r. auu uuuse~ .; *EDUCATIONAL • • C.! JOva.aug ctt:iiu wives have a never encjlng chore of sweeplag and cleaning tip mud tracked in. Cause of it ·au js graphically shown l_n the above photo of Main-st ill Mason where the thoroughfare Is a sea of mud. The local reSidents a51< nothing more for Christmas other than a speedup by conto finish the work on Route 33 and relieve them of these muddy conditions. .., ••••i , •., , M 1lven. to th• molt dt...,.,lnl If anittanc:t r i 1ld. -~ N.,.11 of thotlll wrttten abclut- in ttl... ttori•• .,.. not revul1tf, in or.., tMt th0111 •ffnted will not, 1M •niiMirr.u;d. If you ~ow of • Mflly :f•mll,, ,_.. •I~ thlt Ina · ferrnftion to If you wlnt to .W some ntedy famiiJ described In theu . &tori" writ• to Hllplna H.nd, TM O.lly S.ntlnel ltHI .,_r aid will reach the proper pit• Light~ ConteSt on available systems. board decided to hold a l•f>eciial meeUng Dec. 28, .when acto fHl the existing vacancy Rules Announced Residents of the Bend Area Mason County will have the opportunity again this year tb eJl· · d' In ter the 1r ~ hra~tmaa asplays the home llghtang contest apon~or· ed by the .New Haven Garden Ct,Ib. AJI rt;~Jde~ts from Kaylong .to ton: or perwn• Graham Station In the 1West VIr· • glnia :~ide of the river are elia:i· Catt No. 1 hle to enter. · Here ln Meiga Co11nty is a deaThere will bf; aix classes in the .titute family of efght perso08. The copteat aa followa: father since his release from the ·Doorway lightincing and d~oraArmy has been reatleu and unable· tion, reHgloua. to keep a steady job. Recently he Doorway Ucbtina: and decorawaa injured on the job and has -tion, non-relitioua. not been able to work since. WiQdow Jl&hting and decoraThe furnihrc owned by thl! tion, ?elitious. fJtn:ily is so little that it can be Window lighting and deroramoved In a pickup truck. They tion, noa . relieiou11. have no stove to cook on other Overall Utht.ing, religious. Overall Ughtina, non-religious. than an oil burner tbat fills the house with fumes. Cbair!i and Entries mu11t be registered with . dhhcs are. DI'Cded badly. The chil- prOper autboriUes by December dren . are tn great n~ed ot warm 30 in order to qnallfy for prizes. clothmg •nd school lS a probl~~ ·. The entrle11 will be judged on the on that score alone. The boys are evenine of Deeember 23 when con· age11 2, 6 a~d D. The gitle 3, 5 and o¢ert 5 are asked to keep thear diF 8. play11 li&hted between the hours of 8:30 and 10 P.M. on that day. In charge of eeeuring prizes for the winners o! the clmtcst arc Miss Lela~ Powell of New Haven, Mrt. W. T. St!Dn~..J)! Ha.r~ord, and Mrs. Paul Nease of Mason. Persons desiring to register fhejr entry may do so by calling any one of the following telephone Meia:s co,mty's eating place op· numbers: TQrner 2-3151 ,· SPruce eratore ahould apply now for ' food 3-5759, aid Turner 2·1185. service 1lcen~es which must be on dlsplay by Jan 1 Dr. H. M. Boocks, health commiasioner, said tpday. · Operaton may make application for the licenses at the health department office, ]14" E. Main St., Pomeroy. Because of the coming holidays and a heavy schedule of polio sbots for school children, op. · "' erators are advised to secure tbesc licenits before Dec. 22. Funeral servlces for Emmitt U this actlun ia taken later than J)jehl, 74 of Rutland whO died In that date, it was learned, ofCice fa- Meigs Genen,l Hospital Tuesday cUlties will nDt be available to will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. h'indle applications. in the Cbaae Funeral Honie at RutAll establishments in which food land. Mr. DiebJ had been ill for is served to the public must dis- a twb week period precedmg his play the license prominently. death. Establishments coming under the SUrviving thl- dcecased are a law lQ.Clude re~urantt, snack· ban, dlnlng roonu, sc:bool cafe- daughter, habelle ,Smith of Zanes· teria! ,and the like. vlJie: two brothers, Chris of RutJacb elj.ting p,lace l!censed is In· land' and William, Chillicothe; and spctted regularly durtnt the ·year. three slsters, Nell of Chillicothe; A trained healt4 d•p~e~t Bani· Elizabeth Hopptlil, Cottlumbus and tariln make• a .step.by.stcp In·. E:thel Thomaa ol Rutland. spoetlon numerous times durinc- a Rev. Biddle wUI officiate at the year. funeral services while internment Dr. ~Booeks also adviaes e~tiht will j:)e made in tb.e Nllcs Cemc- '*· $5.95 Food Service Licenses To Be Up By Jan. I Prom OLD& ••• · Anoi:her Greoi: . . . ·•nglneerlhg · Advano• 1 . ' .' . ''' . 0 • - ' I \ .!\~!' 111'1. Carl Moore vloltcd wr: ..d . ' ' Mra. L&w- ...d famll,y, Laurel ,..• ,,_ ' Emmitt Diehl, 7~ Funeral Services Will Be Thursday ". 'Jir.. .' ' ,., a.y Glaze and the· wee'Wend in Clevebll 'btO!bO!' · and alalor . and' lin. . . Herbert Gla· • • .. . ' $1650·: · '. ' .. , A, ' .·~~, . ·. ··~ ., P'tro••' to louli lot !be bri8hl or- ter,.. ange and brown Jicc~~~e when' ea~-. ing oul It indicates the plaee ia under health department aupervillon, ond the 'patrO" ~~ tlio right lo upeet wboloiollie food Web' served .. 1;;- , , Meigs County Plead Not Guilty At Arraignment 'Ill Detember 10, preparato establishment of ex· ~dtd erea service ~day. Former Middleport subscribers Asks:Cifts ' Patients , M eigs , • in the Rutl•nd '"'"' wiD receive John C. ~aeon, Probate judge, dial aerviile from the be taken . baa receivei a requelt from - Vte new automatic exch4nge in Rutfitatc Hospital AuxJllary lind today. . . Gibbs also announced that la making preparaUons fo.:: In contlnufne prfll'lm of exfield has been filled-in Santa Claus." !P•oaic~n and development of tetethat Richard Foilto seed it, &uaranContinued on ~" two Meigs County baa 33 men and grass by Sept., 1957; women patients in Athena State compre~sor for the SenThe Auxillary ukea If School will be installed group or service club tn. the Christmas vacation; County would be wUlln1 to IUI.S · stoves ior two offices have responsiblllty for glfts for been purc:ha.~~ed and installed, and patient!. will have to be 'Vented; ahd following gifts are IUUeatfor Board Clerk J . Ed. for men: clothing of any Jdad, over the principal's office bandkercblefll, tlea, mecbanibeen compJeted. penclls, chewiniJ tobaceo, smo- . Six new boarders Wer-e registerin jail in U.e last 24 tobaeeo, cigarettes, eomba, to Sheriff Charles l t.oothl~r>JSI>es . tooth pute, ,rinp; clasps, candy, notebooks, piQ cards, small muaJcal tnltru. games such aa eb~ker&. Jail Popula_iion Two Meigs County men who together are under tbree counts of assault and battery and two of robbery plead not guilty at their arratsnment before Common Pleas Judte Cedric Clark Tuesday. They were Robert Hayman and Char:les PowelL Hayman'• bonds were fixed at ,1 ,000 each bn two counts o! assult and battery and $2,000 for robbery. Powell Is hC'Id under bonds of Two men were lined for traffic $1,000 for assuit .and battery and viOlations in Mayor E. F. Robin$2,000 for robbeey. son's court Tuesd~y ntgh-t. Both men returned to jail. Two Men Fined Here As Traffic Law Violators · laereased ~y Six In Last 24 Hours . etc. lzaak Waltons Plan Christmas Dinner Meeting CrNCINNATI, 0 . !UP) - Prod· uoo: Eggs, 1teady to firm ; net prices at farms, U.S. consumers whlles and br(Jwns, A jumbos 37~; A large 35·37; A medillm1 26-32; A small 29-23; B large 31-35; FOB Cine,nnati, whites and ·browns, A lar.gC 41-43; A medium 36:37. Chickens. fryers about steady; fryers 3-3~ lb '16-t'l: hens, heavy over 5 lb 13-15; hens~ 8 lb and under 12-13; hens, light type 10.. Earl C. Mohr, sheriff elect of Mason County, . bas announced tbat D. M:ark Harshbarger, a for· mer Pt. Plea&ant officer and t'Obncilman, will be the t'OUnl}''a chief deputy after January 1. Mohr also reported that Harry Rainey of Soutt111ide would be bla other deputy. Other personnel in the sheriffs office will be R. B. llotbgeb, chief deputy tu colleCtor; Mu. Christian Sibley, aasi• tant deputy; and Mrs. Jean Ta:y~ lor, assistant' deputy. Harshbarger has served illl safety director at the Marietta llanu· facturing Compan)' m Pt. PJea. aant ~i nce 195-\ and will serve as jailer. He and his wife wi~ live at the jail. He first came to Mason County in 1942 as a foreman in tbe acid dt:partment at the TNT Plant. 'Rainey has beeo a school bus driv· er for the past 17 years. Mary Craig, jail cook, will be retained, the ne1f sheriff Rid. Herford Ass'n Sets Date For Annual Sale The December meeting of. the Meigs ~ounty Izaak .Wal:J.on League has been designated as a Chriatmas party meeting for the mem· bersbi~;~, a~cording to an annourtce· mcnt today by 'A1len C. Hill, secretary. Member~> will hCJld a gift exview a film, "Showman anrl of a Turkey dinner by rhefll Dayton and Wall y Bradford. Last shoot o! the aeason Will be held Sunday, Dec. 16. Market Report · New Mason-Co• Sheriff-Elect Names Deputies Pomeroy Masons Are Called For Special Session Pomeroy Lodge No. 164 F & A M by order o{ Worshipful Master John Bcicon will convene in speciAl St!slllon Thursday evt~ning at 7 p.m. , instead oi7 :30 p.m ., the umal meeting time. 12. • AU Master Masom~ are ur!ently Turkeys, toms, heavY 28 Jb and to be present to assist of the Muter Muon up 2&-28i toma, under 26 lb 26-211; ttena, hea'¥ 27·29: lryer·roa&ters candidates. · wiU be serv,d 10 lb and under 28-29. · Butter, 00 liiCOre 68. the \ mectt.nz. ~' ' I ' ,. ' '",! • � 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 11, 1956 cronk greenlee roush