https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7dc76f7b775ea281a9b0a9499f384b21.pdf a8d04da2eaa2a188ed5bfab1e3197201 PDF Text Text / , _~ 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 ' ,. ' '",! • �. . ~ The Dailv Sentinel TO INTEIU!Sfl! Daily Sentinel Day Book OF MEIGS·MASON AR~ DEVOTED RICHARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD I. pREENE - EDITOR En~red 11 second class mailing matte-r at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. WOO.,.,_EN -TO MEET Modern Woodmen of America , ramp 6395, will meet Friday even ing !It 7:30 at the Woodmen 's Hall for election of Gfficers and all members are urged to be present • Pu~ evuy atte~n except Sunday by The Ohio Vall ey Sentiael, Inc.t at liD Methaaie St., Pomeroy, 0 . Business olf t~Ce phone !98, caitorial office phone 39'7. National advertising representative, Bottinelii-Kimball, Inc ., 343 Lexington Ave .. Ne\9 Yort CiLJ, 16, N. Y. Subscription rntrs: De-livery b)' clrrler where available 30 rents per ~ek ; or:e year in advance a Ttle Daily Sentinel office, $15.60; aii months. $'1.80: three mooth11, 13.90. By motor route where av:ailable: one JDOntb $1. By mail o'ne year $8; six months, $4.2S ; tbrt>e months, $2ZSO; one montll, $1. Around and About WUh Robert Ru~:..'k::___ _ __ _ :n=~~:~~ c(~vi:~~:~fflict- ...., The Editor's; Mai·1Ba• e • CARMEN TO ELitT T)lt> Broth~rbood of Railroad Carmen or America, No. 1023, will have their annual Turkey din· ner at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Der. 18, al I~' WOQII'll•P"' Haij. Ei~~tion pf pfftpeu wUJ be held af1er the din· d!!r WhW~ is ~p 11~ iCrvel:) by tile SHiff IUJd Ofli~ers of the ..teigs Temple, F ;tbi;m Sisters. J. P . ~AJ.I.ff, Pr~tti1f R1 , v;ill be in chargl:." 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport.. 0 ., Dec. 12,1~6 Dally SenUnel. Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 12, 195 Swisher Family Regular Visitors To The Hospital WSAZ -TV Channel3 Wedntsdty WSAZ Huntlntton 6,55 Sign On 7 :00 Today 9 :00 Co!f~e Time 10:00 Di.ng Dong Srhnol ]0·30 The Priee ls Right t 1:00 Home 12:00 Tie Tar Dough 12:30 It Could Be You 1:00 .Current 2 :00 Camera Goes to School 2:30 Tenhessef" Ernie Ford 300 M.lltinee Theatl"e 4,00 Queell f9r a Day ·uo ·~Pfklrn ~pw;qc:e1 5,00 Comedy TfJlle D:30 Thli! Aunt Dru Show 6:00 My t.:ttie Vara.t• of lhe el{!CHQn. Thursday WSAZ 6:55 Sign On 7:00 'roday 9 :00 Coffee Time 10:00 Ding Dong School 10:30 The Price Is Right 11 :00 Home 12:00 Tic Tac Dough ~ 12:30 lt Co1.1 ld Be You 1:00 Current 2:00 P11rsun'~ weeru. 2 :30 Tennessee Ernie J'ord 3 :00 Matinee Theatre 4 :00 Queen For A Day 4:45 Modern Romalrce"' 5 :00 Cvmedv '!.'ime 5:30 Aunt Dru how 6:00 Flatt and Serqp Show 6 :30 News Picture , 6:•5 Sports Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7:00 Crunch and Des 7:SO Dinah Shore Show 7:45 NBC News 8:00 You Bet Your Life Rail's Ben Franklin ,. - -...:":t--.;... · ·;;...· ! • I I Alel"tness Pa~s Off For Income Tax Employee "Toll Free Phoue ,_. Meigs-Co Soil Conservation PJnns Out}i.ned j 1 SEE 1956 FORD I ' aGIFr CERTIFICATE in a MINIATURE ~~~~:~~·Tu~:;~n~~~~9~r~·\';.~. , U~~~~e Just tblnt-you ·ean live a · •peclalluoaletUt certlfieale In • miniature case that bann rilht up 011 tilt tree! " After Cbrittma~tlt aerVa aa u: ideal utlllty box. Let them cboose just the style 1ft/ color of Samsoni&e lu1a:1a:e they want! · ..-...Itt prku atert"' $11.00 To;ys - DoDs - ·• to lttflnd. -------'41JTy TONIGHT T~e P. M. Club will have a Cbrlltmu party this ~''enlng al ~ home or Mn. Lewi11 H. Sauer ~ .._,._ Prank Wilton as the •••"•· botten. s For ChfioljDu carqt~. tho TO IJII'."IfT 'RIIOR¥~1 . A Clltlmilll li"'F.-1111 R ·· ~ on Thu~dJ.Y ~ Xlonfldor Quillin ..,~ Jn New haven 'ic;~' ' y ; WE un&:r a UtM •unnGrt his ~~~~ ll<f' ~ ~ COMPLETE· Llllii..IE " OP BUILDING MElD$ IIJO.IOOR STORM POOiS llmuld,. h• Fedartl.,. c;htll'cll -PI't .,., , will 111 Cindle-Uahtin• aentce. wbteh wm opoclal Jf41:.:~· ~~d-;.': 0111 ·'"'~"'~"' - "'·-"'~"'c"'''J:"':,.,.,~ .uwui..l tilt ·~..l!a~l• l>e lool4. meet for ' their regular }faJI. 'liNT *LUMJa *NAILS '' wll be lie lo lnvlld. f'VPning Thla ll the 1J'IIIIUCNl=Cendte-l ~~ ~ l!l~• H!von Gorden Club Hahun1 Semo 1o bo eQ11 u~ by ~lenled Lf~ll, will young people wltl mfltt at the rhurch at 7:~ OD ChrLildlaa Eve. fhcy will Prtollco for a btll·bouo and then 10 clll'olln• until 10:00 at whlch time tber wUl ret.,rn to . the churcb for ·refrttltlltlltl and then tn 1 body •"-nd Ule Mld.Dltht be held !rom 11:00 1• 11:00 p. m. on tho Sopclgfll'll, to 'tlbll:- Ill• pub- • 'lfm It wniw- brol&er, Do7ton, of !lllddleport f\· .: ...i' Midway MARKET Pbono 359-1 W. Mala Pomero;r f~tno/ of BLIPPERS .. (oJt Christtnu giving 11 Put foot <omfort ot the foot of Ike tree for all the family Ihis Christmas • , , thoose from our wanclerful "family" of al·home footwear lor Mom, Dod and the kids , •• they"ll be s~ glad you didl ' Women's With A Fine Fublon Glfl Costume lewelry Games - Caady (of aU sorts) Tree DecoraUons - Gift •Mojud Lingerie Caady lualor •DRESSES •SWEATERS •BLOUSES •BRA'S .•SLIPS Wrapplags. .··RAL·LS ·· ·Baker •f'niture I'' •J • • CHIC LOOK BEN FRANKLIN . Phoae 602l·X I • Give tier That With GUts From Middleport Open'ril9 Dec. 14 Til Christmas JUNE'S Suburllan Coats J INSULATION- -GQS ;;.· ' '. J E H 990 The kitchea for Mom.. Sis mher room ••• the dea ia for Tom. ··' • Exlcnaioa tdephon.., ~ MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE DRESS SHOP N, Zad Ave. lUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Middleport Quilted lined a.JI wool shorty. He will like of these. $19.95to$25.00 I · ' For i:he ·MI!N In you ROBES Rayon, lined and u~!=~~ Terrys. Beacon TV Plaid, checks, plaiD. $5.95 to $19.95 ·- A. Man'• Murlell Cftrisliiitit lletln• H•ie.~.ln ourWonderful Selffllon• •t We.ara61es 'i•• \ SUIT or.. tOPCOAJ SPORT SHIRTS Tweed, gabardine, covert, topcpal. Suit, flanael, worst~d gabatdine. Orion, rayon, flal!'lel. wool. New ooDar • color tckp"oaes, and In colon or red -and that speak of Christmas .II year long. Ask your jqcal b~"ineu a joy 1o l;>e ....., On yo"r Dial PJliq: ~ut them. Your WOOL SPORT SHIRTS · ·· · From $5.95 ·Broadcloth, knllled f~nel, nylon. Coal · and slipover style. Sizes A to e. Many collar styles to choose from. $3.95to~us. w_hit$3.95~j4~95ipes: . ,. .... . It tames a tornado . PAJAMAS ·~·. . I L ,VJSI1 OUR B~YS DEPARTMENT OPi:N ALL DAY THURSDAYS Ahead Of you, the hushed puir" Of a muted engine throbs with power. And at your fingertips, the pusb-but(:on . '. . . .· . maafc .of ~DeW TorqueFlite automatiC trnn'iOlassron JUulda RJ.dy to ~nvert this powcr to suf&ing take-off. SHIRTS I ' . $2.95to$13.95 USE OUR LAY•AWAY -2 , .SNnriae ·To' Sunset ' SJep into the wonderful world of AUTODYNAMICS style. S, M, L, XL. $25.00 .. $55.00 . teleplu!ne accessories make wonderful gi£10 briJhl Christmu grcen1 they're a plcal)lre to ~j~lk on, button triqe:f! -~ newc_ st, most responsive "get up and ao" on the road. You s~p to ~u.isina speed through an exira s~l.l ranse buit"aives Silt-smooth break~'&)' acceleration. A . touch '?f the .. Drive" alkk~ It u"l•a•h•• a hurrloana of [IIOWtr tt bn1aka thro~o~gh tha ·vlb.-..tlon burrier "" It Ia awept·wl"l muter')" of motion Hcret;:h~ftutton drilling that pack~ a _thrilling n'ew :'l·Z · "' for complete and effortless command of ' SJ"VEPT•'WI.NG !Ilia lit ~ hla vv Fallo, THE SHOE BOX .. '., Hose - 4"'1.US "!Alii w ~h~ ~rnu by 1:~'11h~f~i~~~~~~N~o.~~~~!~!"~d~~~no~nd!w~''-'~ , ,.,.~I ... Followlna: the dJaner tile group sdjorned to the home of )[rs. Ja~ea Clathworthy, Lasley St., wh1ch wu be1utilully decorated wjth everifee.aa: and colored li&litt r. ,. u e Monday evening to rtheir nuual Cbriatmas dinner. WE HAVE METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES ••w the Senior .11nd Junior Youth Felllowahlpll of the ahurab. for GarolinJ op both ' Plan• were . •lao eorpplettd for a cl.hrllotmd ... p..ly., Charles s,w.l~rer nv te t e en or poup o I home on the lOth ~t d:3P o'clork. 'l'hil will be I polhJtk dinner with evrryone brtnalrte their own table srrvlce and a potl~ck. Seniors may br~nc rueat• and provide tor them. A S0e clft exchange will be hp;d with the younc mrn brlnclnc 1 m~ fpr )'DUDI men ~tnd the yGuna womflfl. brlacJnl b · 1 "ft f rmg ng :C:l I or younJ women. Native Balsan, Spruce, White, Scotch Pine and Arllflctal Trees. Homlo<k and Balsam Wreathll, Roping, Cen1ete:ry Wreathes, Ruskin, Holly Mistletoe, Candy, Fruit and I Nuts. Pay Balance By De<. ZO CASE' To Choo1e From . Any thing 1 kid ca~ t I_ urn In 1 ltkf'l)· to mne month• teach him In you 10 oraren 11 . ,Any oH1tr ju 1H1icttlon for extenrlerl rdura· tlon '• a niml)' fX("UIIe to I!Cl the G pet out or the houllf' lttld out ~ Pour hair c y 1 ht iD58 by Unil('d Fra· . opyrSid•l olt ·In) ' ure yn c • c. I WHtTI H.INI TO MilT Miry Shrine; White Shrine or Jerulalem wl11 meet nt the IOOF Hell Porperoy, Frld~~oy at 7 p.m. for l•• retular meetlna And • ct•remonhrl, All otrleer. art> f""Ut'!ll'd OIRISTMAS LAY-AWAYS Samsollite .,45 Federated youth Fellowshl'p Plans For Hoi:.Jays a.;. FOR SAL! *HOUSESUPPERS *HOSIERY The Second Sewinr dub memben mel at the Martin Restaurant Time For eop es '.I!' .Returns To Work Advertisement Holds Interest For Local Folk ,.,..,.* Schneider, Mra. Dwlaht Mn. Robert Lewi1, J1rt. Pltri* Wood, Yn. Max Ward, lin. Holter, Mill lbrtlla Howflll lat Mn. Clathworthy. nus CHIUStMAS GIFTING Sewing Club Met At Restaurant, Clatworthy Home There's Stll.l ·g..,, &ifh t"J:eha nge.d, a(ter wh ich the ••rved refre!!.hmcnts 1 from the dinning room table wh1ch waa also decorated in lu:e ptnj!: with the Chri1tmaa .eason . Present were Min Eleanor Rob, 10n, .Mrs. Paul Kloes, Mrs . Ceorge no1tn~ FOR YOUR 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. WHTN-TV ChanneU3 de~:t~~s.:nt~l!n~~w:~•r:;· on tbfJ mantel witll everareer: :.nd eenterf4 with an tn'IID(ement ot Chrbt.mu bf,U. with wbil4t tapen and aold leaftl o.a either aide. A soci.al hour 'l'fU eDJoYed and Store Hours t J • p on the Jt.irwa,, a Jllver tree on the tabk "hicb held tbe &:ifh and Make your owft UaiU tjlrlalalu We'D Be \ •.:oo -= ~ For Your Convtlllence WCHS·TV Chonnttl8 YOU COMI Geor&ia ADa to A i le A.lbert Keith St&n.btuy, lOa. of Mn . .J1mea A. StantbW'Y IDd the late llr. Stan• bury of Pomeroy. Tlae weddlnl will be an event ..ufl J'riday December 14, at the Mr. and Kn. Georce F. SW'Dite C..I•ITJ Lutheran Church, S!lo of San Anaelo, Taupe anJl9tllk A.n,relo. Stanabury jbiaed the Air For~e Ina tbe on••••,.nl oM in1 marrla(e ol. th~ir dl • Ill 1954 lnd k ltatJoned with the Medica) COI"pl at the Goodfellow J\lr Foret~ B11e, San Ana:elo, Texaa. E"ngagement Being Announced For Georgia Swan~ .. •• . J .' Bridge Club Held Christmas Dinner Event This Week The William Swilher family The Pomeroy Benden 4 H club Tbe MondaJ Bridle elub held have been pa~tienta ln Hol.ur Ho• alld tuestl enjo)'ed a atatlne party Ita ChrilbniJ dinner, Monday even Pltal Dff and on for the last nine Saturday- evening at the rink on Ina at the Martin Relt.aurant. Chester ro&d. Following the dinner the JTOUP adjourned to the home of Mrs. AJ.. William Swl1her, beby sGn or Refreshments were served at the Swiahen, was born there nine t.he home of the advisor, Mn . C. tred .Eibertield, Lincoln Hill, far weeki IJll. Shortly lfter thet his E. Blakeslee UncDin HeightJ, fol- bridge and an exchana:e of Jlft.S. The home was decorated with holly paternal erandmotber, Mfl· Paul lowing the. skating. evergreenJ, the netivlty sce-ne and Swisher, -entered for m1j0r aurPresent were t\:aren Drake, Jean ligbted Chriatmu ltee under whleb cerr. She W\ill returned borne o~:rul within a short time, and Paul Ellen Dabo, Minadl and Anna gUts were placed. Murray, Janet and AJlta CarpeD· Mrs. B.. L. .larGba wat awarded Swtsber- enteJ'ed for surcery.• Thb week tbe baby was f::ak~D ter, Jennifer Lohse, Patty Blakel- the prize for b..iib JCore and Mn. there ror medical observation and lee and gueata, John Allensworth, Charlf.S Gibbs, &eeond, Ralph Werry,· Bill Sterrett, John Present were tboae named I· trtatmenl Young, Clair Woode, John Bryant bove and Mn. Edison Hobltetter, and Cbarles Kitchen. Mr1. William Anderson, Mrs. J, Mn. Blakeslee and Mn. Harold W. McMurray, Mn. Jamet O'Brien Lobse, the as!list.ant advl.aor at· Mrs. Neifis Powell and Mn. Arthur Skinner. eompanied t.he group, Stlocly A I M -.·itb o!fsprinli:, is quoting some UHIIAR$AL SET doubledomp as saying that the puBr"dford MJait. director or the blic school n•ar is six Wf'eks too Sunflower Mi1111trel, has I short and shOu ld tH:o- inrreased rrom ~re$ rl'!hetrsal for.-Sunday ninf' tO 10 and a half months. Df'ar Editor: jl:30 Pra¥!'PI . \.hi!V ~:~q'l '1!! ;lh,, K. o£ , .. ''''" Our constituent ht'.arl.i!y appruv· 9:GQ Peoo)e'q Obolce In p'feparation for the shiSw Pom{'roy nt'eds something and r s o( the! !' lrf'aso nou s statements 9 :~0 "Tbe J'op- , Sbl>w given in WHkesvllJe this mo1nlh. now is the t 'me to do something and S!Uit"sls we e-ndorse them ,as )~:110 ~ux Viqeo Tboalre 1 ~~ · News Headlines · Wt'U. We will not only NOT endor- about it . We are talking about a plare where the kids and young Sf' them . "'(' \t..ill df.'"<'ry thi!"m. .";, IU5 'Weatl!ll~~·\·. people of our town could go to . · ·~-~:{'!f ·11:~ Pr~~ Jlo~,... l:· It just goe-s to show yo~ can't dance and have a good time and , , \• Ill .;10 f~n1fbl :· , trust adults Gi\•e'em an inch and not ha\·e to p.ay out a lot of cash . •. ,: • 12:)11 Slin Off the first thmg you kllow the}' got . and would not be In the halls Df " ~· · *1 i .. ;;:p ~-~.....;.;.... you senlt>nred 10 12 months or peon- drink and be among other unsa· a] servitude. wilh no time off for vory charactl!n. t!'Ver IQ!pw w~l kbld good . l).ehJ\'i_or: Talk about your An ideal place would be the old deql YQ!I •aa get here rreepmg sorJa!am! Bend Vue Theater In the upper V"lll My t'orrespondent is beefing block. Its owner will sell Dr rent that in addition to 1 l weeks' free but before ir could be rented it Wodne~y. WQIS Chlrl.. too ~!1-\!'ltm. 8 tim~ in s<Jmmer, the sprmtts get would have to be cleaned and oth· 1'.11!1 ~tM!!iq i~!!J"Op 1:1)0 Pf!l!i!JliUPl!lf9P 10 days off for Christmas, a er improvements made. This of . .lilt VI!I'Q.PJ Bbg\1' AND wetk for E<~ster , two d a y s for course would coat a heap of monIQ:IlQ C)om 'fgqrp lli!lrun1 jl\l>w Thank.a.:i\·ing. and o n e each for ev and who has that to spare? 10:110 G..... 10:80 Arthur Godfr.,Washington's and Lincoln's birthThe thing to dG then Ia get the 11 :30 Strike It Ric}J 10:30 Atlhur \lodfrer d11y~ , Elec:lion Day , Cohambu~ Day whole town to he lp and h~t this 12:00 Valiant Lalfy ll:;tfi S!<ike It !llch and MemDrial Day. You'd think become a communUy project with 12:15 Love of Life 12:00 V~llant ~dy 12:90 Search For Tomottol\ this bum had a clear title to the everyone helpina- to rehabllliate I2 :1!S Love of Live 12:45 Guiding Light calendar and it was hurting him the old building. This would help 12:30 Search tur T11morrow Continued from " " .... 1:00 Katie'S! Kitchen pertto na l\y to parcel out a day GU the looks of the town a.1 well •s 12:45 GUiding Lij:ht 1 :30 As the World Turns from algebra . providlni[ a nre. clean place fqr phone senice 4n ¥•t11 Oopty, 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 2:00 Our Miss Brooks we had a six-month-a-year youne people to hav_e a cood tim~. Gonml of Ohio bao IJ>Onl aloro l:SO .As The World Turns ·~, 2:30 Houseparty school system in my neck: of the U e11cryone was mternted ~nd lhan $2011,QOO durlnl I~ In !lift 2:00 Our MiSB BroDks ...,.. , 3:00 The Big Payoff woods whe n 1 was a younijester, di helped to do ~he work there are~1 .Jn that a11qte perlo_dl General 2:30 J{OJU!Jl:party The 1957 Actlvitiell proaram !>f Richard W. Quelette, 6087 -Lin· 3:30 Bob Croabv ~how and it sl'emt>d too much time In ":GuJ::J be more prtde tatera Jn it of Ohio has added: over too new the )(eiis 3:00 Th, llili Pey9!! Soil Cqpserv~t[on Das- worth Road, CQiumbus, husband the rell . Then they started to ijain and the ~ids that wil1 watlt tp use aublcribera. 4:00 SrigJlter DaY·. *;31! ~~ Cr.. by Sbow P:icl WP.I outlined by th~ BoaT"d of Eleanor Rouah, a · former Mid-· on us _ sevt! n month s, then eight It are w1111ni to work and tt ~~ 4:00 Brighter Da)' 4:15 Sec1.":-t Storm Total ,russ addition• In ttte Rut- o1 Suptivlsors at their. ~~ember dleport girl was one of seven em4:15 See~et Storm . 4:30 EdgoJ of Nigbt tht>n nine , and if you werC'n't care- amazing- the things that they ~IW'T J,_Dd vllla&c project W~J ~1,064:.•· n]e,tin~ J,fGnday even1n1 Jn the Service in Columbus who received 5:00 The Early Show ful the . clll ped you into u six- that would help. Also a feeliqg of uo Fdee of Nlehl OU)r.r G~nJlral of Ohio eapab- t;J#II=e pf the U.S. Sol -efnserva- ployees of the Internal Revenue 5:00 The Early Show 6:25 Les Paullr: Mary Ford we~ks' J.Jmm~r school. prlde W?ul _ d be !.heirs If they ~d aion and development prl)jecU Jn tlon ~ervice. cash award1 for superior work per1• • 1 6:25 Lea Paul • Mary Ford 6:30 Your ESsl.l Rep!Jrte1 This lr·ft practJ[jiJy no time for • a ltand m lt. or su,uestlons that re· formance Meigs County this year b.ve Jn!Headllfl~ng the prOJI'IDl; will be 6:30 Yom Esso Reporter rle~·iltry , unless you rut classes to j No one single person or ortanl6:45 Sporb P~ra.d"e dudj;!c;J: the an'ilUal meeting of ttie district sulted in economies or greater er6:45 Sports Parade practiC"e it. CuUing classea waB a 1zatlon s ~ould provide this place, Additional central otf.lee equip- whlth il l!leheduled for ,Nne 3rd ticiency. 6 :55 W!~!::!therman 6:5!5 Weatherman deplorable habit leading to fDrijery 1btlt let It be a community affair ment, expandina trunk and rural Eleetton or officers and a chicken 7:15 Draw with Mt' or the seven receivinc awards 7 :00 Art Linkletter & the K1dt sinre teachers were unreasonable 1and ,t hen no one wDuld get aU the line senice &t Pomeroy, inatlllla- barbecue will be ft:atu.,._ nf the 7:15 Douglas F.dwarde 7:15 DOuglas EJwards · two received $135 each and Qucleabout written exruses. Somt>time~ 1credit anll all could share and all tlpn of new carrier equipment It l&M meetmg accordint lfp Dana 7:30 l'ro FoGtball Highllj:htl tte wa11 one of the two. He was reh ~rman 1 sti ll absrnhnindcdly usf' mY rat· 1 could help and that ls the way U the same )()(.'atlon to expand toll Sgt. Preston of the Yukoa. 8:00 Artbur Godfrey &: Friends her's si.:nature. I should be. f~cilities between Racine and Port- .Hoff:aofoc al spri~g n~~1 day nt w,.rded Cor alertness in discover1 Bob Cummir.gs Sh9w The Millionaire ing the rmng of fraudule{lt cli.ims~ The mo,t important part or I We would have a better Jown lend, Jnd a c~tble project betwe~ ·i.#' ·., ~e~t~r Experimt Farm school , J always thouwht . wa.• gt!l· ! and the kids would nnt be 0 , the Pomeroy, Rnck Sprlngs and Pornbf · 1 i.bi'1!#., k d out wit Gtber for refunds according tO: the story r ~soe"l, S:30 eo~W of Stars y FOXr Hour ~; wor e . , in ,a Columbut. Paper. ting out c..f il so that a fp!Jow could strectJ ond the upper block would roy and Racine, serving trunk fil.. rff:Wl'l': Y,Nuse 90 lnute news .. tou~ 1'1:00 p to the Minute Newt A child'8 mind is a v••ry d-elicate take on a new look that It h~s Cilities to R~~ocine, Letirt Falls and farm &roups early m May , A 1 ~iret~or N:than Loo\:er saiJI t ~an nil. the Weatber · for afl filfffiefli: wiJI be P IJtnJ! meehanism and must rol lw ovr>r· needed for 3 long Ume. Now Ul p or· t) an d· in cooperatiGn with the Ohio Vai- that each working independently, 11:05 Sc.a11~i~g ~be WeRther develop his Intellect unhumprl'l'd the time lo do something ab?ut ~g~ ;~e _:at~Rs!;~R Inaudatlon of a.ildttlonsl equip- Je¥ Exp~rimeqt Farm or the West was re·s ponsible for the detection l t :10 ThE! ;'Late 9bow by geometry, geography. r:n~li~h !t anrl with. a lot of people b_431Und ment in Ra(!lne to ronnect liUh- Vlreinia Station. of fraudulent re!urns fnr a dlf· 2 dr. Radio grammer Latin aurl othN ~uhje<'ls this lh~re 111 no doubt that 1l can !(!fibers In the new Bashan apd Other activltjes p1annet1 will in- ferent calendar year 'fheir eff· desinl"'d to Rtulti( l.he !hought pro- be _d one and it will be if we have Dore•• areal! which are now con- e1ude a hay exhlblt nt the Meies ort1 led t.o the stopping of pay· Seat Covet• Y a l1ttle help as DG one alone can Tires. Runs fine. crsaes. do cverythlno~~ and not hove fault nected with General's Meigs Coun- County Fair, corn field flay, open ment or cance!~in;; refunds total· strained in early yo uth. It shou ld found wlth them. ty network. house al the Carpenter r~rm and ins more than $860(1 on 67 re~urns. be Jet free to raper and kick up Additional central oftlce equip- a Woodland fo'ield day. . YIII)NESOAY WHTN Chorl-1 CHANNEL 13 So If all would pull tosether we The following ronservt~hon IIi· ib hf'els, not broken Lo h u rn~~ ~co uld make this dream cGme true meat at Letart Falls placed in an· · 1r:44 Si:Jn on 11:44 Sign On 1J :4$ Cartoon Clut Our con.otitucnt SO)'~ Lhflt inear- nml that would help a lot of mor- tlclpatlon or lnureased subscriber Eeementa were approved : Cui H. 11:45 Cartoon Club 1'2:10 Noon News Ct'rotlon of the young for most of als 11 nd relieve the minds or parnew 12:10 1:1!11!1' News 8 12:1~, Nrlibbors stronw · l'nt:- thut are afraid their kidK are lht> year would 11ervc as 12:15 ~eigjlbor; •. 11:30 ~ic:fday Movie lfa~inee detcrrtnt to Juvenile Urlinquene:r . in the wrong places after dark. pole, wire •nd Clblo loolllll,. In lllc~ards, Applo ' Grm, , , 12:30 Midd,ay Movle Mathaee 1:84), Fenllilne Touch I think thia Ia sheer rubbi sh. I lear· lklp, Help, Help Is whnt· we say, tbe Rock SprJngs area last aprlng. c~wdery, Lone Bottom ; wl)fiam . 1:00 Feminine Touch ltie1 In thfi Rock Sprln&s are4 Jast Co.J..!ip,., Rock Spr4q&S; 0 . .J, ·Gaul. l:lll . Li)erace ned more bad habits and met more ~ 0 do all )'Gil can. . 2:Jb J,;iberace 2~4$ ,. ~fe With Elizabetb undesirable chnrpcters in st:hool Aaain' Interested Juatice of Peace Percy L. Peo1priqg. Rachi.e; Glen E. Robinson, A~r.ed; than 1 ever did out or it. As a matAll tbe~e completed projee;ts and Ralph Le,, Balltlan. ·· is back on duty· a:oo Afteritoon Film Festlvll rl!e WUh Elizabeth ttr of fad, I practiced inhaling in "30 Super Serill Time 3:00 Afternocr. ~ilm" .Festival are a part of qent'ral Telep!:t9ne Bo'rd members attendlnif were · i~~.:~~~i~l~~~:.~ office after an PARTV SCHIDULED Me~nyMore the boys• room at New Hanover Company of Oht0 11 continuina: mul- Mr. 'uof~~ao, Clarence PriGe, Don. e il~nes11. D:.OO Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Super Serial Ti.llhl The Dauibten of Ruth ClaSI of High. 8:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Micke)' Mouse Olu,"J) the United M~thodlst Church wifl ti·million d11llar exp~nllon pro i14 Mora, Th,recm Johnson and Justice Peoples has been "arounrt In a sllchtly more serious vein. I 8:30 Five Star Fin·al 6:00 .Bulfall) Bill Jr:. hQ\d tht!lr annual Christmas part)', gral'l) to mdntaln high ·quality JGbn Hamill. Qtben attendiDJ tbe courthouse" close to to yean, 7:00 Kukla, Fran A OIJie think that a younl!l l'er)jon'!l capac- Monday, December 17, at 2 p.m. sery!c, to all th aubiCI'Ibers. W!)re H. IIJ, Sbhlldl, A_. s. c.; c E j~;i;,;;ed to be the record amonh~ 6:30 Five Star Final ity for knowledge I~ lim ted by lime Ill the Uenhelmer home, Mulberry 7:1D John Daly II: the News Blakeale,e, ExteneJon Agent, earl tolt1 CJ!11ing on business wit 7:00 Kukla, !"rat. -Ct Olllt 7:10 Disneyland spent In its acquisition. OverexDiUtam an• Huch Cu~tt!r, S.C.S. the local a:oYernment. '1:1D John Daly &: the Newr Ave. There will be a lift exohanie B:so Novy Lor tension of that tilDE' results In abV:BO Sheriff of Cochise und membera are reque~~ted to 8:00 Ozz.ie and Harriet sentmindedness, re!r.enlment, and ' MIITING CANCILLEP bring urtlcles for Christmas ball, 8 :00 Circus AI Tfaflte Llghl 8:30 Ford Tbeatre an acUve rejection o f t!ffort t o kcts fot· needy families. The meeU.ng or Chester P T A 10:00 Wednesday Night Fichtl tt!ath thhn. Ia Middleport 9:00 Wire Service of Eastern Loocal District schedulP'ollow-up 10:00 Otlrk Jubilee ualll 8 p.111... lO:fD No kid learns much ror the first ed for Prlday afternoon ~mbef H;OQ of the Nlrht 11:00 News or the NlJ:ht· lwo week• olter the oummor holi· :u canceHed. The nex\ ll :.lD Theati• 11 :15 My1tery Theatre· iii~·~~~ to be the reauler meet· day. No kid learns ,.,,.; •• lor 'l'h• llqtJu a4voru.. menL 12:15 12;15 SliD 011 the Jaat three werks berore 11umteatwlrt• - . fW•pt·wlne 'IT P9~'"'' ,.,.., ft(on.ay January 21, 8:00 mer vacation. His mind lfl out of Jbi)WII • ~. ~ 1 Jet ~' l• lhe window. IQ ol Pll•lloult~~F iliiOI'O•I Ill !lr. ~nd, Childhood Ia a preclou.~ thing. The Son lor Youth ·:rettowshlp of Mrs. Vll J. ""q9IC1•, Gal(i~Us. It Ia not a buslneu. [I iR IIOl SUP· lhe Federated Chu~b met Sundq . navU •"tA4K •tlan Jn the 'Twas th, day ~fter Chrii!)ma~. po~ed to be enalneererl BccrJrding evenlni and 1 pro1r1m WIJ COQ-j ~~p~~ lt bl D*llt Royal Lan~r . aatll!il' lhroog!.llici bom..t ' '· to the pr~cept that adults know dueled by ROI8r HyHUl pro~ jl ,. Gtcn'lfl H(ckt, Mora:•nbt.at, bccaute 1 lot nf the limt• ad- rhairmqn. lit ~h,lff. ~.. youna btotber of ¥n RQruHifll. whole familiea were happy,\, . ~ ult.t don't know beat. Just read thr prople Into two lfOUPI and had il the Satur: . ,, box •core11 on politics, wat·s. div- the quiz "II ThJI ra Th' Bible?" and o~er WI'tb, ~~ ~ , .Pho'I"•• . . '' 11 oreeJ nefVOUI breakdowns, psy- on the lhtPifll; 80~twblt Amu• ehlat;Jc tre1tment, alcoholism and in!l"." At thf! clo1e of tbe prosram In the workroQm for Dacl. eulclde. <'nrols were •"'nrr~ Jlttlnt ready 4-H Club Enjoyed Skating Party At Chester.Road Rink . . :. .., .. :>ril· of~ torquer every driving ~iluatlon. You break away from tlw ptNfd \1 /it'll the light SO}'$ .,gO.'' Romp through SIOfNJIId-f(J 5 o'clock rusl~es. Breeze past "IUKhway crowlers." PI.Jsh-button driving is just one of the exciting .ex" pcriences that await ·you. in tbe Swcpt.·Wlng Dodge; Thcrc'sa mightyriew aircraft-type 310 hp, SUpn" D-500 V-8 Engilw, New Total-Contact BraJ.:~s -that matcb stopping power with horsepOwer. New Torsimt-Airl Ruk that C\lshions you· U1 a "Realm or Silcnct... All this ill you11 in a low-~lung, swept-wing beauty only 41;1 feet~ See and drive it today I �. . ~ The Dailv Sentinel TO INTEIU!Sfl! Daily Sentinel Day Book OF MEIGS·MASON AR~ DEVOTED RICHARD S. OWIN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD I. pREENE - EDITOR En~red 11 second class mailing matte-r at the post office at Pomeroy, Ohio. WOO.,.,_EN -TO MEET Modern Woodmen of America , ramp 6395, will meet Friday even ing !It 7:30 at the Woodmen 's Hall for election of Gfficers and all members are urged to be present • Pu~ evuy atte~n except Sunday by The Ohio Vall ey Sentiael, Inc.t at liD Methaaie St., Pomeroy, 0 . Business olf t~Ce phone !98, caitorial office phone 39'7. National advertising representative, Bottinelii-Kimball, Inc ., 343 Lexington Ave .. Ne\9 Yort CiLJ, 16, N. Y. Subscription rntrs: De-livery b)' clrrler where available 30 rents per ~ek ; or:e year in advance a Ttle Daily Sentinel office, $15.60; aii months. $'1.80: three mooth11, 13.90. By motor route where av:ailable: one JDOntb $1. By mail o'ne year $8; six months, $4.2S ; tbrt>e months, $2ZSO; one montll, $1. Around and About WUh Robert Ru~:..'k::___ _ __ _ :n=~~:~~ c(~vi:~~:~fflict- ...., The Editor's; Mai·1Ba• e • CARMEN TO ELitT T)lt> Broth~rbood of Railroad Carmen or America, No. 1023, will have their annual Turkey din· ner at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Der. 18, al I~' WOQII'll•P"' Haij. Ei~~tion pf pfftpeu wUJ be held af1er the din· d!!r WhW~ is ~p 11~ iCrvel:) by tile SHiff IUJd Ofli~ers of the ..teigs Temple, F ;tbi;m Sisters. J. P . ~AJ.I.ff, Pr~tti1f R1 , v;ill be in chargl:." 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport.. 0 ., Dec. 12,1~6 Dally SenUnel. Pomeroy· Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 12, 195 Swisher Family Regular Visitors To The Hospital WSAZ -TV Channel3 Wedntsdty WSAZ Huntlntton 6,55 Sign On 7 :00 Today 9 :00 Co!f~e Time 10:00 Di.ng Dong Srhnol ]0·30 The Priee ls Right t 1:00 Home 12:00 Tie Tar Dough 12:30 It Could Be You 1:00 .Current 2 :00 Camera Goes to School 2:30 Tenhessef" Ernie Ford 300 M.lltinee Theatl"e 4,00 Queell f9r a Day ·uo ·~Pfklrn ~pw;qc:e1 5,00 Comedy TfJlle D:30 Thli! Aunt Dru Show 6:00 My t.:ttie Vara.t• of lhe el{!CHQn. Thursday WSAZ 6:55 Sign On 7:00 'roday 9 :00 Coffee Time 10:00 Ding Dong School 10:30 The Price Is Right 11 :00 Home 12:00 Tic Tac Dough ~ 12:30 lt Co1.1 ld Be You 1:00 Current 2:00 P11rsun'~ weeru. 2 :30 Tennessee Ernie J'ord 3 :00 Matinee Theatre 4 :00 Queen For A Day 4:45 Modern Romalrce"' 5 :00 Cvmedv '!.'ime 5:30 Aunt Dru how 6:00 Flatt and Serqp Show 6 :30 News Picture , 6:•5 Sports Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7:00 Crunch and Des 7:SO Dinah Shore Show 7:45 NBC News 8:00 You Bet Your Life Rail's Ben Franklin ,. - -...:":t--.;... · ·;;...· ! • I I Alel"tness Pa~s Off For Income Tax Employee "Toll Free Phoue ,_. Meigs-Co Soil Conservation PJnns Out}i.ned j 1 SEE 1956 FORD I ' aGIFr CERTIFICATE in a MINIATURE ~~~~:~~·Tu~:;~n~~~~9~r~·\';.~. , U~~~~e Just tblnt-you ·ean live a · •peclalluoaletUt certlfieale In • miniature case that bann rilht up 011 tilt tree! " After Cbrittma~tlt aerVa aa u: ideal utlllty box. Let them cboose just the style 1ft/ color of Samsoni&e lu1a:1a:e they want! · ..-...Itt prku atert"' $11.00 To;ys - DoDs - ·• to lttflnd. -------'41JTy TONIGHT T~e P. M. Club will have a Cbrlltmu party this ~''enlng al ~ home or Mn. Lewi11 H. Sauer ~ .._,._ Prank Wilton as the •••"•· botten. s For ChfioljDu carqt~. tho TO IJII'."IfT 'RIIOR¥~1 . A Clltlmilll li"'F.-1111 R ·· ~ on Thu~dJ.Y ~ Xlonfldor Quillin ..,~ Jn New haven 'ic;~' ' y ; WE un&:r a UtM •unnGrt his ~~~~ ll<f' ~ ~ COMPLETE· Llllii..IE " OP BUILDING MElD$ IIJO.IOOR STORM POOiS llmuld,. h• Fedartl.,. c;htll'cll -PI't .,., , will 111 Cindle-Uahtin• aentce. wbteh wm opoclal Jf41:.:~· ~~d-;.': 0111 ·'"'~"'~"' - "'·-"'~"'c"'''J:"':,.,.,~ .uwui..l tilt ·~..l!a~l• l>e lool4. meet for ' their regular }faJI. 'liNT *LUMJa *NAILS '' wll be lie lo lnvlld. f'VPning Thla ll the 1J'IIIIUCNl=Cendte-l ~~ ~ l!l~• H!von Gorden Club Hahun1 Semo 1o bo eQ11 u~ by ~lenled Lf~ll, will young people wltl mfltt at the rhurch at 7:~ OD ChrLildlaa Eve. fhcy will Prtollco for a btll·bouo and then 10 clll'olln• until 10:00 at whlch time tber wUl ret.,rn to . the churcb for ·refrttltlltlltl and then tn 1 body •"-nd Ule Mld.Dltht be held !rom 11:00 1• 11:00 p. m. on tho Sopclgfll'll, to 'tlbll:- Ill• pub- • 'lfm It wniw- brol&er, Do7ton, of !lllddleport f\· .: ...i' Midway MARKET Pbono 359-1 W. Mala Pomero;r f~tno/ of BLIPPERS .. (oJt Christtnu giving 11 Put foot <omfort ot the foot of Ike tree for all the family Ihis Christmas • , , thoose from our wanclerful "family" of al·home footwear lor Mom, Dod and the kids , •• they"ll be s~ glad you didl ' Women's With A Fine Fublon Glfl Costume lewelry Games - Caady (of aU sorts) Tree DecoraUons - Gift •Mojud Lingerie Caady lualor •DRESSES •SWEATERS •BLOUSES •BRA'S .•SLIPS Wrapplags. .··RAL·LS ·· ·Baker •f'niture I'' •J • • CHIC LOOK BEN FRANKLIN . Phoae 602l·X I • Give tier That With GUts From Middleport Open'ril9 Dec. 14 Til Christmas JUNE'S Suburllan Coats J INSULATION- -GQS ;;.· ' '. J E H 990 The kitchea for Mom.. Sis mher room ••• the dea ia for Tom. ··' • Exlcnaioa tdephon.., ~ MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE DRESS SHOP N, Zad Ave. lUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE Middleport Quilted lined a.JI wool shorty. He will like of these. $19.95to$25.00 I · ' For i:he ·MI!N In you ROBES Rayon, lined and u~!=~~ Terrys. Beacon TV Plaid, checks, plaiD. $5.95 to $19.95 ·- A. Man'• Murlell Cftrisliiitit lletln• H•ie.~.ln ourWonderful Selffllon• •t We.ara61es 'i•• \ SUIT or.. tOPCOAJ SPORT SHIRTS Tweed, gabardine, covert, topcpal. Suit, flanael, worst~d gabatdine. Orion, rayon, flal!'lel. wool. New ooDar • color tckp"oaes, and In colon or red -and that speak of Christmas .II year long. Ask your jqcal b~"ineu a joy 1o l;>e ....., On yo"r Dial PJliq: ~ut them. Your WOOL SPORT SHIRTS · ·· · From $5.95 ·Broadcloth, knllled f~nel, nylon. Coal · and slipover style. Sizes A to e. Many collar styles to choose from. $3.95to~us. w_hit$3.95~j4~95ipes: . ,. .... . It tames a tornado . PAJAMAS ·~·. . I L ,VJSI1 OUR B~YS DEPARTMENT OPi:N ALL DAY THURSDAYS Ahead Of you, the hushed puir" Of a muted engine throbs with power. And at your fingertips, the pusb-but(:on . '. . . .· . maafc .of ~DeW TorqueFlite automatiC trnn'iOlassron JUulda RJ.dy to ~nvert this powcr to suf&ing take-off. SHIRTS I ' . $2.95to$13.95 USE OUR LAY•AWAY -2 , .SNnriae ·To' Sunset ' SJep into the wonderful world of AUTODYNAMICS style. S, M, L, XL. $25.00 .. $55.00 . teleplu!ne accessories make wonderful gi£10 briJhl Christmu grcen1 they're a plcal)lre to ~j~lk on, button triqe:f! -~ newc_ st, most responsive "get up and ao" on the road. You s~p to ~u.isina speed through an exira s~l.l ranse buit"aives Silt-smooth break~'&)' acceleration. A . touch '?f the .. Drive" alkk~ It u"l•a•h•• a hurrloana of [IIOWtr tt bn1aka thro~o~gh tha ·vlb.-..tlon burrier "" It Ia awept·wl"l muter')" of motion Hcret;:h~ftutton drilling that pack~ a _thrilling n'ew :'l·Z · "' for complete and effortless command of ' SJ"VEPT•'WI.NG !Ilia lit ~ hla vv Fallo, THE SHOE BOX .. '., Hose - 4"'1.US "!Alii w ~h~ ~rnu by 1:~'11h~f~i~~~~~~N~o.~~~~!~!"~d~~~no~nd!w~''-'~ , ,.,.~I ... Followlna: the dJaner tile group sdjorned to the home of )[rs. Ja~ea Clathworthy, Lasley St., wh1ch wu be1utilully decorated wjth everifee.aa: and colored li&litt r. ,. u e Monday evening to rtheir nuual Cbriatmas dinner. WE HAVE METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES ••w the Senior .11nd Junior Youth Felllowahlpll of the ahurab. for GarolinJ op both ' Plan• were . •lao eorpplettd for a cl.hrllotmd ... p..ly., Charles s,w.l~rer nv te t e en or poup o I home on the lOth ~t d:3P o'clork. 'l'hil will be I polhJtk dinner with evrryone brtnalrte their own table srrvlce and a potl~ck. Seniors may br~nc rueat• and provide tor them. A S0e clft exchange will be hp;d with the younc mrn brlnclnc 1 m~ fpr )'DUDI men ~tnd the yGuna womflfl. brlacJnl b · 1 "ft f rmg ng :C:l I or younJ women. Native Balsan, Spruce, White, Scotch Pine and Arllflctal Trees. Homlo<k and Balsam Wreathll, Roping, Cen1ete:ry Wreathes, Ruskin, Holly Mistletoe, Candy, Fruit and I Nuts. Pay Balance By De<. ZO CASE' To Choo1e From . Any thing 1 kid ca~ t I_ urn In 1 ltkf'l)· to mne month• teach him In you 10 oraren 11 . ,Any oH1tr ju 1H1icttlon for extenrlerl rdura· tlon '• a niml)' fX("UIIe to I!Cl the G pet out or the houllf' lttld out ~ Pour hair c y 1 ht iD58 by Unil('d Fra· . opyrSid•l olt ·In) ' ure yn c • c. I WHtTI H.INI TO MilT Miry Shrine; White Shrine or Jerulalem wl11 meet nt the IOOF Hell Porperoy, Frld~~oy at 7 p.m. for l•• retular meetlna And • ct•remonhrl, All otrleer. art> f""Ut'!ll'd OIRISTMAS LAY-AWAYS Samsollite .,45 Federated youth Fellowshl'p Plans For Hoi:.Jays a.;. FOR SAL! *HOUSESUPPERS *HOSIERY The Second Sewinr dub memben mel at the Martin Restaurant Time For eop es '.I!' .Returns To Work Advertisement Holds Interest For Local Folk ,.,..,.* Schneider, Mra. Dwlaht Mn. Robert Lewi1, J1rt. Pltri* Wood, Yn. Max Ward, lin. Holter, Mill lbrtlla Howflll lat Mn. Clathworthy. nus CHIUStMAS GIFTING Sewing Club Met At Restaurant, Clatworthy Home There's Stll.l ·g..,, &ifh t"J:eha nge.d, a(ter wh ich the ••rved refre!!.hmcnts 1 from the dinning room table wh1ch waa also decorated in lu:e ptnj!: with the Chri1tmaa .eason . Present were Min Eleanor Rob, 10n, .Mrs. Paul Kloes, Mrs . Ceorge no1tn~ FOR YOUR 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. WHTN-TV ChanneU3 de~:t~~s.:nt~l!n~~w:~•r:;· on tbfJ mantel witll everareer: :.nd eenterf4 with an tn'IID(ement ot Chrbt.mu bf,U. with wbil4t tapen and aold leaftl o.a either aide. A soci.al hour 'l'fU eDJoYed and Store Hours t J • p on the Jt.irwa,, a Jllver tree on the tabk "hicb held tbe &:ifh and Make your owft UaiU tjlrlalalu We'D Be \ •.:oo -= ~ For Your Convtlllence WCHS·TV Chonnttl8 YOU COMI Geor&ia ADa to A i le A.lbert Keith St&n.btuy, lOa. of Mn . .J1mea A. StantbW'Y IDd the late llr. Stan• bury of Pomeroy. Tlae weddlnl will be an event ..ufl J'riday December 14, at the Mr. and Kn. Georce F. SW'Dite C..I•ITJ Lutheran Church, S!lo of San Anaelo, Taupe anJl9tllk A.n,relo. Stanabury jbiaed the Air For~e Ina tbe on••••,.nl oM in1 marrla(e ol. th~ir dl • Ill 1954 lnd k ltatJoned with the Medica) COI"pl at the Goodfellow J\lr Foret~ B11e, San Ana:elo, Texaa. E"ngagement Being Announced For Georgia Swan~ .. •• . J .' Bridge Club Held Christmas Dinner Event This Week The William Swilher family The Pomeroy Benden 4 H club Tbe MondaJ Bridle elub held have been pa~tienta ln Hol.ur Ho• alld tuestl enjo)'ed a atatlne party Ita ChrilbniJ dinner, Monday even Pltal Dff and on for the last nine Saturday- evening at the rink on Ina at the Martin Relt.aurant. Chester ro&d. Following the dinner the JTOUP adjourned to the home of Mrs. AJ.. William Swl1her, beby sGn or Refreshments were served at the Swiahen, was born there nine t.he home of the advisor, Mn . C. tred .Eibertield, Lincoln Hill, far weeki IJll. Shortly lfter thet his E. Blakeslee UncDin HeightJ, fol- bridge and an exchana:e of Jlft.S. The home was decorated with holly paternal erandmotber, Mfl· Paul lowing the. skating. evergreenJ, the netivlty sce-ne and Swisher, -entered for m1j0r aurPresent were t\:aren Drake, Jean ligbted Chriatmu ltee under whleb cerr. She W\ill returned borne o~:rul within a short time, and Paul Ellen Dabo, Minadl and Anna gUts were placed. Murray, Janet and AJlta CarpeD· Mrs. B.. L. .larGba wat awarded Swtsber- enteJ'ed for surcery.• Thb week tbe baby was f::ak~D ter, Jennifer Lohse, Patty Blakel- the prize for b..iib JCore and Mn. there ror medical observation and lee and gueata, John Allensworth, Charlf.S Gibbs, &eeond, Ralph Werry,· Bill Sterrett, John Present were tboae named I· trtatmenl Young, Clair Woode, John Bryant bove and Mn. Edison Hobltetter, and Cbarles Kitchen. Mr1. William Anderson, Mrs. J, Mn. Blakeslee and Mn. Harold W. McMurray, Mn. Jamet O'Brien Lobse, the as!list.ant advl.aor at· Mrs. Neifis Powell and Mn. Arthur Skinner. eompanied t.he group, Stlocly A I M -.·itb o!fsprinli:, is quoting some UHIIAR$AL SET doubledomp as saying that the puBr"dford MJait. director or the blic school n•ar is six Wf'eks too Sunflower Mi1111trel, has I short and shOu ld tH:o- inrreased rrom ~re$ rl'!hetrsal for.-Sunday ninf' tO 10 and a half months. Df'ar Editor: jl:30 Pra¥!'PI . \.hi!V ~:~q'l '1!! ;lh,, K. o£ , .. ''''" Our constituent ht'.arl.i!y appruv· 9:GQ Peoo)e'q Obolce In p'feparation for the shiSw Pom{'roy nt'eds something and r s o( the! !' lrf'aso nou s statements 9 :~0 "Tbe J'op- , Sbl>w given in WHkesvllJe this mo1nlh. now is the t 'me to do something and S!Uit"sls we e-ndorse them ,as )~:110 ~ux Viqeo Tboalre 1 ~~ · News Headlines · Wt'U. We will not only NOT endor- about it . We are talking about a plare where the kids and young Sf' them . "'(' \t..ill df.'"<'ry thi!"m. .";, IU5 'Weatl!ll~~·\·. people of our town could go to . · ·~-~:{'!f ·11:~ Pr~~ Jlo~,... l:· It just goe-s to show yo~ can't dance and have a good time and , , \• Ill .;10 f~n1fbl :· , trust adults Gi\•e'em an inch and not ha\·e to p.ay out a lot of cash . •. ,: • 12:)11 Slin Off the first thmg you kllow the}' got . and would not be In the halls Df " ~· · *1 i .. ;;:p ~-~.....;.;.... you senlt>nred 10 12 months or peon- drink and be among other unsa· a] servitude. wilh no time off for vory charactl!n. t!'Ver IQ!pw w~l kbld good . l).ehJ\'i_or: Talk about your An ideal place would be the old deql YQ!I •aa get here rreepmg sorJa!am! Bend Vue Theater In the upper V"lll My t'orrespondent is beefing block. Its owner will sell Dr rent that in addition to 1 l weeks' free but before ir could be rented it Wodne~y. WQIS Chlrl.. too ~!1-\!'ltm. 8 tim~ in s<Jmmer, the sprmtts get would have to be cleaned and oth· 1'.11!1 ~tM!!iq i~!!J"Op 1:1)0 Pf!l!i!JliUPl!lf9P 10 days off for Christmas, a er improvements made. This of . .lilt VI!I'Q.PJ Bbg\1' AND wetk for E<~ster , two d a y s for course would coat a heap of monIQ:IlQ C)om 'fgqrp lli!lrun1 jl\l>w Thank.a.:i\·ing. and o n e each for ev and who has that to spare? 10:110 G..... 10:80 Arthur Godfr.,Washington's and Lincoln's birthThe thing to dG then Ia get the 11 :30 Strike It Ric}J 10:30 Atlhur \lodfrer d11y~ , Elec:lion Day , Cohambu~ Day whole town to he lp and h~t this 12:00 Valiant Lalfy ll:;tfi S!<ike It !llch and MemDrial Day. You'd think become a communUy project with 12:15 Love of Life 12:00 V~llant ~dy 12:90 Search For Tomottol\ this bum had a clear title to the everyone helpina- to rehabllliate I2 :1!S Love of Live 12:45 Guiding Light calendar and it was hurting him the old building. This would help 12:30 Search tur T11morrow Continued from " " .... 1:00 Katie'S! Kitchen pertto na l\y to parcel out a day GU the looks of the town a.1 well •s 12:45 GUiding Lij:ht 1 :30 As the World Turns from algebra . providlni[ a nre. clean place fqr phone senice 4n ¥•t11 Oopty, 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 2:00 Our Miss Brooks we had a six-month-a-year youne people to hav_e a cood tim~. Gonml of Ohio bao IJ>Onl aloro l:SO .As The World Turns ·~, 2:30 Houseparty school system in my neck: of the U e11cryone was mternted ~nd lhan $2011,QOO durlnl I~ In !lift 2:00 Our MiSB BroDks ...,.. , 3:00 The Big Payoff woods whe n 1 was a younijester, di helped to do ~he work there are~1 .Jn that a11qte perlo_dl General 2:30 J{OJU!Jl:party The 1957 Actlvitiell proaram !>f Richard W. Quelette, 6087 -Lin· 3:30 Bob Croabv ~how and it sl'emt>d too much time In ":GuJ::J be more prtde tatera Jn it of Ohio has added: over too new the )(eiis 3:00 Th, llili Pey9!! Soil Cqpserv~t[on Das- worth Road, CQiumbus, husband the rell . Then they started to ijain and the ~ids that wil1 watlt tp use aublcribera. 4:00 SrigJlter DaY·. *;31! ~~ Cr.. by Sbow P:icl WP.I outlined by th~ BoaT"d of Eleanor Rouah, a · former Mid-· on us _ sevt! n month s, then eight It are w1111ni to work and tt ~~ 4:00 Brighter Da)' 4:15 Sec1.":-t Storm Total ,russ addition• In ttte Rut- o1 Suptivlsors at their. ~~ember dleport girl was one of seven em4:15 See~et Storm . 4:30 EdgoJ of Nigbt tht>n nine , and if you werC'n't care- amazing- the things that they ~IW'T J,_Dd vllla&c project W~J ~1,064:.•· n]e,tin~ J,fGnday even1n1 Jn the Service in Columbus who received 5:00 The Early Show ful the . clll ped you into u six- that would help. Also a feeliqg of uo Fdee of Nlehl OU)r.r G~nJlral of Ohio eapab- t;J#II=e pf the U.S. Sol -efnserva- ployees of the Internal Revenue 5:00 The Early Show 6:25 Les Paullr: Mary Ford we~ks' J.Jmm~r school. prlde W?ul _ d be !.heirs If they ~d aion and development prl)jecU Jn tlon ~ervice. cash award1 for superior work per1• • 1 6:25 Lea Paul • Mary Ford 6:30 Your ESsl.l Rep!Jrte1 This lr·ft practJ[jiJy no time for • a ltand m lt. or su,uestlons that re· formance Meigs County this year b.ve Jn!Headllfl~ng the prOJI'IDl; will be 6:30 Yom Esso Reporter rle~·iltry , unless you rut classes to j No one single person or ortanl6:45 Sporb P~ra.d"e dudj;!c;J: the an'ilUal meeting of ttie district sulted in economies or greater er6:45 Sports Parade practiC"e it. CuUing classea waB a 1zatlon s ~ould provide this place, Additional central otf.lee equip- whlth il l!leheduled for ,Nne 3rd ticiency. 6 :55 W!~!::!therman 6:5!5 Weatherman deplorable habit leading to fDrijery 1btlt let It be a community affair ment, expandina trunk and rural Eleetton or officers and a chicken 7:15 Draw with Mt' or the seven receivinc awards 7 :00 Art Linkletter & the K1dt sinre teachers were unreasonable 1and ,t hen no one wDuld get aU the line senice &t Pomeroy, inatlllla- barbecue will be ft:atu.,._ nf the 7:15 Douglas F.dwarde 7:15 DOuglas EJwards · two received $135 each and Qucleabout written exruses. Somt>time~ 1credit anll all could share and all tlpn of new carrier equipment It l&M meetmg accordint lfp Dana 7:30 l'ro FoGtball Highllj:htl tte wa11 one of the two. He was reh ~rman 1 sti ll absrnhnindcdly usf' mY rat· 1 could help and that ls the way U the same )()(.'atlon to expand toll Sgt. Preston of the Yukoa. 8:00 Artbur Godfrey &: Friends her's si.:nature. I should be. f~cilities between Racine and Port- .Hoff:aofoc al spri~g n~~1 day nt w,.rded Cor alertness in discover1 Bob Cummir.gs Sh9w The Millionaire ing the rmng of fraudule{lt cli.ims~ The mo,t important part or I We would have a better Jown lend, Jnd a c~tble project betwe~ ·i.#' ·., ~e~t~r Experimt Farm school , J always thouwht . wa.• gt!l· ! and the kids would nnt be 0 , the Pomeroy, Rnck Sprlngs and Pornbf · 1 i.bi'1!#., k d out wit Gtber for refunds according tO: the story r ~soe"l, S:30 eo~W of Stars y FOXr Hour ~; wor e . , in ,a Columbut. Paper. ting out c..f il so that a fp!Jow could strectJ ond the upper block would roy and Racine, serving trunk fil.. rff:Wl'l': Y,Nuse 90 lnute news .. tou~ 1'1:00 p to the Minute Newt A child'8 mind is a v••ry d-elicate take on a new look that It h~s Cilities to R~~ocine, Letirt Falls and farm &roups early m May , A 1 ~iret~or N:than Loo\:er saiJI t ~an nil. the Weatber · for afl filfffiefli: wiJI be P IJtnJ! meehanism and must rol lw ovr>r· needed for 3 long Ume. Now Ul p or· t) an d· in cooperatiGn with the Ohio Vai- that each working independently, 11:05 Sc.a11~i~g ~be WeRther develop his Intellect unhumprl'l'd the time lo do something ab?ut ~g~ ;~e _:at~Rs!;~R Inaudatlon of a.ildttlonsl equip- Je¥ Exp~rimeqt Farm or the West was re·s ponsible for the detection l t :10 ThE! ;'Late 9bow by geometry, geography. r:n~li~h !t anrl with. a lot of people b_431Und ment in Ra(!lne to ronnect liUh- Vlreinia Station. of fraudulent re!urns fnr a dlf· 2 dr. Radio grammer Latin aurl othN ~uhje<'ls this lh~re 111 no doubt that 1l can !(!fibers In the new Bashan apd Other activltjes p1annet1 will in- ferent calendar year 'fheir eff· desinl"'d to Rtulti( l.he !hought pro- be _d one and it will be if we have Dore•• areal! which are now con- e1ude a hay exhlblt nt the Meies ort1 led t.o the stopping of pay· Seat Covet• Y a l1ttle help as DG one alone can Tires. Runs fine. crsaes. do cverythlno~~ and not hove fault nected with General's Meigs Coun- County Fair, corn field flay, open ment or cance!~in;; refunds total· strained in early yo uth. It shou ld found wlth them. ty network. house al the Carpenter r~rm and ins more than $860(1 on 67 re~urns. be Jet free to raper and kick up Additional central oftlce equip- a Woodland fo'ield day. . YIII)NESOAY WHTN Chorl-1 CHANNEL 13 So If all would pull tosether we The following ronservt~hon IIi· ib hf'els, not broken Lo h u rn~~ ~co uld make this dream cGme true meat at Letart Falls placed in an· · 1r:44 Si:Jn on 11:44 Sign On 1J :4$ Cartoon Clut Our con.otitucnt SO)'~ Lhflt inear- nml that would help a lot of mor- tlclpatlon or lnureased subscriber Eeementa were approved : Cui H. 11:45 Cartoon Club 1'2:10 Noon News Ct'rotlon of the young for most of als 11 nd relieve the minds or parnew 12:10 1:1!11!1' News 8 12:1~, Nrlibbors stronw · l'nt:- thut are afraid their kidK are lht> year would 11ervc as 12:15 ~eigjlbor; •. 11:30 ~ic:fday Movie lfa~inee detcrrtnt to Juvenile Urlinquene:r . in the wrong places after dark. pole, wire •nd Clblo loolllll,. In lllc~ards, Applo ' Grm, , , 12:30 Midd,ay Movle Mathaee 1:84), Fenllilne Touch I think thia Ia sheer rubbi sh. I lear· lklp, Help, Help Is whnt· we say, tbe Rock SprJngs area last aprlng. c~wdery, Lone Bottom ; wl)fiam . 1:00 Feminine Touch ltie1 In thfi Rock Sprln&s are4 Jast Co.J..!ip,., Rock Spr4q&S; 0 . .J, ·Gaul. l:lll . Li)erace ned more bad habits and met more ~ 0 do all )'Gil can. . 2:Jb J,;iberace 2~4$ ,. ~fe With Elizabetb undesirable chnrpcters in st:hool Aaain' Interested Juatice of Peace Percy L. Peo1priqg. Rachi.e; Glen E. Robinson, A~r.ed; than 1 ever did out or it. As a matAll tbe~e completed projee;ts and Ralph Le,, Balltlan. ·· is back on duty· a:oo Afteritoon Film Festlvll rl!e WUh Elizabeth ttr of fad, I practiced inhaling in "30 Super Serill Time 3:00 Afternocr. ~ilm" .Festival are a part of qent'ral Telep!:t9ne Bo'rd members attendlnif were · i~~.:~~~i~l~~~:.~ office after an PARTV SCHIDULED Me~nyMore the boys• room at New Hanover Company of Oht0 11 continuina: mul- Mr. 'uof~~ao, Clarence PriGe, Don. e il~nes11. D:.OO Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 Super Serial Ti.llhl The Dauibten of Ruth ClaSI of High. 8:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Micke)' Mouse Olu,"J) the United M~thodlst Church wifl ti·million d11llar exp~nllon pro i14 Mora, Th,recm Johnson and Justice Peoples has been "arounrt In a sllchtly more serious vein. I 8:30 Five Star Fin·al 6:00 .Bulfall) Bill Jr:. hQ\d tht!lr annual Christmas part)', gral'l) to mdntaln high ·quality JGbn Hamill. Qtben attendiDJ tbe courthouse" close to to yean, 7:00 Kukla, Fran A OIJie think that a younl!l l'er)jon'!l capac- Monday, December 17, at 2 p.m. sery!c, to all th aubiCI'Ibers. W!)re H. IIJ, Sbhlldl, A_. s. c.; c E j~;i;,;;ed to be the record amonh~ 6:30 Five Star Final ity for knowledge I~ lim ted by lime Ill the Uenhelmer home, Mulberry 7:1D John Daly II: the News Blakeale,e, ExteneJon Agent, earl tolt1 CJ!11ing on business wit 7:00 Kukla, !"rat. -Ct Olllt 7:10 Disneyland spent In its acquisition. OverexDiUtam an• Huch Cu~tt!r, S.C.S. the local a:oYernment. '1:1D John Daly &: the Newr Ave. There will be a lift exohanie B:so Novy Lor tension of that tilDE' results In abV:BO Sheriff of Cochise und membera are reque~~ted to 8:00 Ozz.ie and Harriet sentmindedness, re!r.enlment, and ' MIITING CANCILLEP bring urtlcles for Christmas ball, 8 :00 Circus AI Tfaflte Llghl 8:30 Ford Tbeatre an acUve rejection o f t!ffort t o kcts fot· needy families. The meeU.ng or Chester P T A 10:00 Wednesday Night Fichtl tt!ath thhn. Ia Middleport 9:00 Wire Service of Eastern Loocal District schedulP'ollow-up 10:00 Otlrk Jubilee ualll 8 p.111... lO:fD No kid learns much ror the first ed for Prlday afternoon ~mbef H;OQ of the Nlrht 11:00 News or the NlJ:ht· lwo week• olter the oummor holi· :u canceHed. The nex\ ll :.lD Theati• 11 :15 My1tery Theatre· iii~·~~~ to be the reauler meet· day. No kid learns ,.,,.; •• lor 'l'h• llqtJu a4voru.. menL 12:15 12;15 SliD 011 the Jaat three werks berore 11umteatwlrt• - . fW•pt·wlne 'IT P9~'"'' ,.,.., ft(on.ay January 21, 8:00 mer vacation. His mind lfl out of Jbi)WII • ~. ~ 1 Jet ~' l• lhe window. IQ ol Pll•lloult~~F iliiOI'O•I Ill !lr. ~nd, Childhood Ia a preclou.~ thing. The Son lor Youth ·:rettowshlp of Mrs. Vll J. ""q9IC1•, Gal(i~Us. It Ia not a buslneu. [I iR IIOl SUP· lhe Federated Chu~b met Sundq . navU •"tA4K •tlan Jn the 'Twas th, day ~fter Chrii!)ma~. po~ed to be enalneererl BccrJrding evenlni and 1 pro1r1m WIJ COQ-j ~~p~~ lt bl D*llt Royal Lan~r . aatll!il' lhroog!.llici bom..t ' '· to the pr~cept that adults know dueled by ROI8r HyHUl pro~ jl ,. Gtcn'lfl H(ckt, Mora:•nbt.at, bccaute 1 lot nf the limt• ad- rhairmqn. lit ~h,lff. ~.. youna btotber of ¥n RQruHifll. whole familiea were happy,\, . ~ ult.t don't know beat. Just read thr prople Into two lfOUPI and had il the Satur: . ,, box •core11 on politics, wat·s. div- the quiz "II ThJI ra Th' Bible?" and o~er WI'tb, ~~ ~ , .Pho'I"•• . . '' 11 oreeJ nefVOUI breakdowns, psy- on the lhtPifll; 80~twblt Amu• ehlat;Jc tre1tment, alcoholism and in!l"." At thf! clo1e of tbe prosram In the workroQm for Dacl. eulclde. <'nrols were •"'nrr~ Jlttlnt ready 4-H Club Enjoyed Skating Party At Chester.Road Rink . . :. .., .. :>ril· of~ torquer every driving ~iluatlon. You break away from tlw ptNfd \1 /it'll the light SO}'$ .,gO.'' Romp through SIOfNJIId-f(J 5 o'clock rusl~es. Breeze past "IUKhway crowlers." PI.Jsh-button driving is just one of the exciting .ex" pcriences that await ·you. in tbe Swcpt.·Wlng Dodge; Thcrc'sa mightyriew aircraft-type 310 hp, SUpn" D-500 V-8 Engilw, New Total-Contact BraJ.:~s -that matcb stopping power with horsepOwer. New Torsimt-Airl Ruk that C\lshions you· U1 a "Realm or Silcnct... All this ill you11 in a low-~lung, swept-wing beauty only 41;1 feet~ See and drive it today I �l , ------ - ..,.... ' P.Ql"SeiiUnel. Pollleroy-Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 12, 1956' Christmas ~ ~NGBlmN~ -· ORIGJ:NAIO MILK a.nd :HO!UIIY "R u.t't'· DhJ"' ... C::HOC::Oid('r,J:B f• w.rJ ,... , p.leU ;, folorf,J, ~~ &i/1 t•~'"'"' /or ~ .,_,. Mmy C#wUlJwl1 • . . . . IIJJIW,..., ... East~rn Takes Into the big Eastern lead. . llddlr eno•ab •nl7 l•ur person· Ill tevb were ea.Il.ed m ~rn Ja Easy Victory Over Rutland the 1ame u RU.UaDd onl:r shot ~~=· free throws, and ....... only cleariag the 11 big woode banking boards. alij t~e)' · led U· FoU.O.wlnc Woode for antern Rat,.. IQI.ight whlt 141 poiota with Boyles bitting 1J aad Headll&)' 1e. Pat Eada led M»tland wi\h 15 poJ.at.1 wl'h T~rntr seeih\i 12 MU1 o.reU Du.aau. and Graham hlttlq 10 e~tb. Eutun al10 won ·a much qloser conte-st in tM Rtserw& blt~e as tiler toolr: 1 :.M d.el!l!siell. Rkelie and Gaul botb had J.t JO~rf.s iD p~ ~ wHb beorce J¥Riee hitUq-Dinl (Or: .1\u.tl.ul: 28 at halftime. The ·..tempt llowecl tn the third period, ' SaMra rontinued to mount t~lr lead u they led 51 -29 at the Md o1 tW quarter. In the final s t . Rutland bit a hot atreak as t~)' aeo,. R.U'ft.li'ND ......, F•: 1'01: I'G ~ Td I"' p 7 1·1 15 L. ~••F 1 1.f 4 "'v-• c 4 l.f 12 Coacb J\art.ell DMrlll'1 Eutr ern buke'*-ll lfulnt.t ..ate• to an easy 79-~ win over the ltut'-'"d Red oef.~ is latt nlg• at b.. Cia ir Woode tt~ssed in 3'f ',oiJttl to .set' tbe pac~ for the wtnners. Eastern jump6 d Into l 23-11 lead at the end at the fir• ;period w*" -put ed 26 points, and cut conU.rtbb' SEOL Standings thl bta ,..,., D. Duf.n, I N M llHt; p 1 M I T. .la 27 S-1 " ....... .,.,., C.PIDft, lli:WI• and J,uotloa . IASTIIIN r .... · Fef " Td 7 ~H 14 4 1-2 to Pemeroy L.opn IS 11-7 37 4 t.f 12 · Wellston ,._ Mol-lit. · 2 00 oo 4 1 2 JJ U.t 79 Glhl..n. Mkldl1porl ~ Of weliston F•·tve By.71.:.,'!!9 . The Middleport YoUow Jackets basket by Frledenm•ker llvt Well had an upset tn the making lut l'ton their flrlt lead of the game nitbt for almM tbree q\lcrtera.. at S%-51, but Tom l{ell.ts 1oal ln btlt fell ,tctlm to • tallar amt the dosing ~eeonds ~ave Middle· sharper flht!oUns . Wethtton Roek.t Jl'ftrt a IIJ·SJ lead at the tnd of fi\'e as the visitors took a '71-89 "the third ltan!l. df!dlhm. Tbe Jackett managed to bold It -.- an ~" Middleport their own for the first two minu~e1 fiYiill ~&l toolt thQ tlO:OJ' in lbe firM of the final quuter, but qu1ck pctild. ~ fiat 'fc:ir O.ree quarteN baskets by J'riedenmaker, Mike lbe ~~" 'liOe oat ill tront. but Walton ~:~-nd agailt Frledenmaker ta that last lf'llliod Ma4Iy '"".,~I. t'rvc> th• Rockett ft s.de 88-$8 1ead ... .J:ty WeUJV.n nd tMn._ a · ., · I trom this polnt on wlt~ a lit~ ~1 ,.,. lhe~ the cJn. tl.'· over four minutes to plJY they tllll At 1M U. the Jackets atalled the hill. Free throws built cowo, WI ~ olll.a ttf a barn, up lhel> load . ln the dosing minand\ ...._._.,... a._, 4JWlete1y cqn· utes Df play as the Jacl:eh deaper· Lr.U.. tile <ebquiMIL atel> tried t• 1el t~e boiL llaoiMs II!" II.IIL'rii,.J:tllnedy ond Middleport bad a 81 per eent uUJ 1ft If. . .,.,.. the Jackett ~haotlng ' avenge u they tossed • 6-0 lelt 11: t&e qf the con- m 25 goals in 69 attempta at the teal. ~.clllg al!>ng with cent wlth 29 hostels In 70 JOQ·il · · -by lUky Jim Actually the Jackets hit 44 per e Jackets to o 23- coni 1• tlii>. first half as they to• IS W t1 'iloe end of the. opening sed le ii.'O,oit, .Wf 17. : q..,. 'l'l!e oe<ODd qul,l'ter was Hlih l¥1int · IIIID for Middleport nip ~nd Nek but the J.aebtl eOn-- Wll Junior Kennedy with ' 21 tbltle! ·~~ · w.OU~~toi lasht wlillo Bob !olorril dieted for 1iio It, llnl!or 1:t•ned;!, ~alii;! J\Oil!•wlea bad 10. For Mmlt, • A, ilia ~u 111 tbe ;•~' ~ll!otalrer . bad 1S ·1101 bid a 3S.ZI 'wllb · · hlltlng 12 and Bo• __. K--r. T ' -d e IJaa Cag Friday'• lchi&J•a. ........ II ootu,ollo Nalsonvllle " J•c:kson •t Athent Well&ton •• l.eld Ml•-•rt . ith. S~-44 11 ' ' , __,ort loNI • :hoi-. , .I!._. '!lib alton, 1-. • . Dally Sentinel, Peineroy·Middleport, 0., Dee. 12, 11156--4 _LOgan, Nelsonville Fives Win OverG~ipolis And Athe~ lllddlepori Titoil'\_ P&a,., a MIDDLEPORT Pet F 7 4-1 U 7 H t1 5 1.f 10 Sltoon led the Pbmero~ stQI'Ing, Konnody, F wllh 23 marlmo. TP Wildermuth · - • • · C u ,JOionson and llul!lnatQn 11, Haw- Kelty, G . 4 "' tllol'ile 9 4: . Hlndy. G 1 2-t) Mitchell l~ the J9FiDI. for the Hennt&y, G 1 0.0 2 llonmen wltb. 13 talHeJ. lohntlln Totel& 25 19-9 56 u4 Yeriu bad a eaeh, ~oDB 7. No~t ~~ McComaa, Kitchen, . raolled np 1n the rebound del)lftment Player & Pos. ·. FG F TP t 9-7 25 Fri.:.S.nmalhr; P A..,.. F •. ..; M. W.t161i. C . 1 3-1 ~ 5 5-4 14 11 0.0 22 3 4--1 7 D o.Q 0 J. Welton, 0 Pottt. ,G "'" · edeed .odt the Panthefs by a eeore c..-peton, C or B:H7. TOtal• 29 21·13 71 Score by quarlert (V~rtll)'): -leporl 2~ 35 53 59 P.omaror 14 $4 42 ~9 Walb""' 13 26 52 71 22 Jackson 17 .,. 3& 44 Offlclalt: aau•r and ..... 1-J;.~ ' . ·caTY LoAN~.. ~Her» · SPORT 111d DRESS . .,.81 Weol·llitlon Orleil ;From ; · FURNITURI ---- ---- ~ her 19M. .John c. Bacon Jud&e of I:M Probate Court Clll fte ~==~~ &.. tier . . win coin,: away. Dixoa had 30 the Bulldog& al McConkey -had 14 248 of afeeL mine .. ·, then'"e N·••I:F~~~'l'rultfe~~~in~B•:•:k-:•:;-·~~~~u~-·~~=~:h~·;_~~;~A~~n~n~~~~~~~ ·--.r to on.onia the place of beabminJ, 02) 5, 12. 19, 21. 4tc · (13) 5, 12, .u:ltJ ID, Ilk ounty, ;to~ol~nt~s~to~pa~c~o~t~h~e~,..~re~n~w~l~lb~~~-----;;;;;;;;~j contlhl,lng a.es aetet, more or ,..._ r" ., ..-. uuu 10 lniner.ata uri.der&ing the with the rllht to enCer ~n llid pretnlllel prospect, expl<~n lad. 11rtll. for, ind mine, e~a~ate ·-..a Lr .. tbe ume with all mJ61ii~rJ. JP. pUances, fi.xturet~ and thinp: neco- · Ulai'y or conve»*tt Utereror. · ~ ElWUTIIIG AND liE!iERVINa to tile ·prite 1r1ntor, Rose Hill Coil Compmy, itJ aur-ceaors, ulitas, tenants, licenaees, employee~., villi-tors, and all per. JODI for f.t.e benefit or •dvantage of tbe lfiDlor , a right of way over aerou and upoa -. road or prJvat.J rigbt o( way Tun· ning alone tl.e· WesterlY llde ~r the real e1tate dUerihed herein, and which road or private l'i,bt of way runt in a 100theuter~y difec.. MOORES . >••••-1 A COMIILtTI! SUPPLY With . iunlor £1ectltc Mllers ·~olif. She wallis, ol!lils, sill, ei'olllen 'letl, 21" D!lll- Reg. $i.98 · -~· "·: ·· suNriLittle rovs · · · · · · · · · · · · · : · · · · ·· · · · · · Misses . JACKnS s.-"":'".mil. IIHM• ....... . J..• . 't;: REMOTE CONtROL lOG ·, ·· -- · ·' · · · · · ·· .'· For~ Give ThAI :;.\ GJi'.&.:r A Gift Cerllftrate . tlotr. Onlt UO .., f,'lalul•ll mild · Galtanlbtea rcMicottrs . s;otts. ciNTIR The woor,-.~ .. Tea.(!els- Coo~ Ultllllll - She eu ~· tih · From $7.95 BY . When In Doubt Give Him A ALLIGATOB "Authotjzeci Gift Certllletlte We Can Help You Make MILL ST. ' -· ·- - ·····... ·-.. Christmas Tree Lights 8 Per Set SerifS '¥111 .... ".. Otte Goel out-" Others tlay 1lle loWinc dH<ribe~ OubiNr llglds " •,. $1.89 15 Per Sfl . ~.~~~m $3.19 1 I 8et .... -~ LIGHts· In-Door light~ $2.50 $2JOjerSet .. CROSS HAilDWARE . BILL LEWlS, PROP. lll'etSet SHOPPING HEADQUARTIRS WE HAVE THIM TO DELIGHT on &aid real estate. u fixtures, and belDJ • port lhere41. .,. llle fo~ 7 Per Set THE OF AlL *BIKES . . 'KIDS . olt.o1-. Jlammennttl Crutbero • . '. 1 .1 1 corn Shelter · Conveyor Motor 'll(qe Streak 'Mi/<er. Twin ·, . 1 Starter, Auto type "A" 7G H. P. Service Switch box 220 I 1 .•• . 80 ILP. Motor on HaJD- 1 . mennliJ 211 Jl, P. ~otor on SheUer AGES *SKA11S *WAGONS *GAMES *GUNS and HOLSTERS A!ld M...,., Many More Olbtrt GIFT SELECTIONS I!Plr~ 1-ton, slylo VV, Se>lal No. 41DIG For The Whole Family Opea f:NIII.._a TU Cllrln-- SU.rtt. . Dee. U • \IOU, 3 phase cetn Elevator · Duat Collector N. 2nd Ave. PomllfOy YOUll AU.Cbed to tile ·irtlproYementa Multiple - 8 Lights • $1 ..... Phone 388-Y tion to 'fiiOline tanb owned bY Sarab Koehler Neither. the Grantee. . . DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ,. . · IIG STORES . 2 Pomeroy- Mason City l~Y· OPEN AWAY EVENINGS Until . . 9 4 MORE BIKES TO BE GIVIN AWAY ....,.. . ...._IIC??IOL ..... $28.50 BAKER (11) 13, 20,%? 02l 5, 12 . 19, 26 7te ·son, NOW I - AT BAcH STORE ivlfRY SAT. AT I P:M. """'_....., I Donna Lee Goodnite, Pbtintlf£ WtNter II: Fultz, Attorneys for Plaintiff. ·a m,.,, al leaal, 'oil, pa and Oiber FRE.E! JlADIANT CON• not p .. unl• bu been euilty ot a:rou neaJ.ect. EXCEPTING AND RESEIIVIII'G FROM PICKENS AIPL,IANCE her t(l th t iP'antdr, its IUett!'IIIOfl and Pomeroy -. un~eral1n.ed, Of duty aod prayinr; (or divorce, eUJtody ol tblldren .and other reUef. Said eauae will be fdr bearina: on or after tbe 27th d!iy ol [)e.. tember, liM. ·~· * *PUiliTAN * SWEATERS . ARROW SHIRTS $5 95 the petition •&aillll htm In the Com· rnon Pleaa Coart ol Meip CoWlly, Oblo, Caue No. 12,8 , tor ell· voru, allegil1,; that tbe delendant .. ' 'Perhaps 81 ·Cash·Loan·will ·help... · nta vember, 1066 Donna Lee GOOdJI.Jtt . filed. Jt .THE MEN's STORE --. ·-· J!e~rillo AMINPII! ,NOTI~I 01' !'VILle TOWIIshlp of luUOD 1114 boii>J In IIOTICI 01' AJIPO!IITMIIIT LUAI, NDTICI n11ifl! to tab a .,.... wfn hom fAfr.• teo atrt Jot No. 1221 11&11 bounded .A6Mihtr.trb: Jbe Atben1 Bulldop at NelJOn. Saht p.remiJH IJld ftxturea •lll ud deJCribed .., fobo-. to-wh; llthte ., ll'llflll 'Ynna, ........ In C11AtoD Goodaite, wboae plae• \rille. M mld lr• md dear -' all lien. BeJinnlna: Nortb 911.8 ftet llnd Notlee b IH'J'eb)' pven tbat Ruth of resideJJH la unt1own. 'Ni.ll tate Lo1an led all tbit Wlf lo W11J. alld ~..... "lla-ver, WoA 3010 f<OL from the Soul!> 111et11em ...... POOl Ollke Add- notice \llat 04 the 7th ct.y of "l'to- ' Jloa. . -· I ----- 1)06· BILLS( ) .. · ~ Long wa1 hfgb wtih 15 points the Jackets willt Montgomery bit· Ung 16 lor Wellston. TM box KOrft; ., Galtla lloor, wj>Uo th.ee ~:f.i:: won ·---· optna: once potent GalUpolia. W1l- subJeCt, bowevt~~r, to tl1e ' ••• to wut corner ot Section No. 3· on l'fll il LoD' ltlttOIIl, Ohlo, R. D. 1 Ht Dlctept, 8\4'' renter and ~ne the Kentuckr Chemical 1Jdutlries, tbe North line Of a !U Kre tract IW bHD 4ul1 Jppoiqted aa Ad, The Lotan Chlt~fUint 1n4 tM teaa:ue hea~ • 1• tlle second Jlor.aan cOdlplete)y 09n&roRed the Inc. now uwned bJI the Bole Hill Cetal ntirtlstnrirtx tJf the r..tate of lnJ:ie ...NfltOU.\!Uie HOfiJda ••n SEOl. nla:bt of P 1Y with · two ·vietorieJ hantdne bouda over the •rualler Company; thence WeJt 38t teet; Yount: la!e of Olive Totm~bip, balket.baU aamet la,at nicht, n each. Blue defU fh·e, aad thM was the Putllllot 14 aa order ef til!' Uni- Lbenee North 18 · deJree wett 711 1••~.. 4eccaie4. Lopn, Wellltotl and Pomero, Logan tnok a 83-a:.cloc:l&lol ~rom Bl:ol)' of the ball pmt. Diclr.ent ~ St&ta Dltlrtet Cowt- fer tiH !tet t"o tbe Southeast corner t)f of NMea ~ Wllre perched at ae top ot tile tile GalllpoUe Blue DevUt " the 'had 30 po.,.lt to paee 'be Ctllefl ~utlern-Dllltict of CfbJo, ~stern lo1y .Anon :n acre lot on top ., ..;;======;;o.,;;;;;;o;;;;o=;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;.;;;;;=::;;;;;;; lwlth 19 of th.em eGimina in the Divbioa, iD blahupt.cy, tlae under- .t Rock cUR; thence SQuth n de· 2 aiOhn . a-:second ball. .IOhn Thoma• bad 15 llaned. 'l'rullM iD banbuattcy, WIU eree West lt6 feet to tbe F...t I SfiiH to lead the INert wltll Gnmore -etfer for uJe at pubUc 1 tlbn on 1ide or State Rout.t 124. 20 feet 1 p, EJettrie Hoilf: 10 hHtln1 n · the o'clock St.b. day a .. l llXLUfel .,. ao a. .January, m. at tbe l.I07. .front Itdow:· from the- center t.hereol and run· !.~~~·~~"IJ[",~~ 1Q u p 911erey. Ding paraUel andb 2.5 feet North ,., ·~ aum or _..., - ...... the CQW't .._.ou.tt, I NelJonvllle had to come from o •~ ~behlnd u. tlley wOJJ tJielr tlr1t Mel&~ COun~y, Ohio., the toJlowinc or a brick store u.i14lol ;thenee mlilll be 10ld for not lfu league Jllte from Athens, who- deseribed re.al estate, tos:ether South 1S detne 'fi minutes Eatt 'wo-thlrdt (~) of aaid applayed. wllbout the ~ervioel of Tom. with ~ ·ftxture:s: herein dnttlbed : 13s ft. along 'eut skle of State Rt. praiM4 value, and the tft'ms of Widdou wl\0 was out wJth tbe Sit:tated 1p the county of Uelg1, No. t.24; LIK-nce IJOuth 2() dqret aale are u Collo••= $200.00 must nu. ALbena ba4 a 28-:IS I••• at In the Stll!< ot Ohio and Ia the 2J .feet Eaot 31S lett along the eut bo, pal4 by Lbe sucu..rul bidder ......, s i d e o~ State Route 124 a; the time ot the bid and the Lei OOWNH!'.CIIOSS Be Your Guide UlfUm.e, but ttlie HaUJ)dl, paeed bJ JUUd W•rne DiXl»> IJ\d for- }(...nuald hitUn~, 16 Jnd Ga...., Flo- th8llCI N o r t !)_ U7 decree• J)alance upon eoofirmation of Uae '"~ ··~ 15 mlnutf'e Eut 400 feet runntn1 Jlle. ward. Tom MeQuaid ' eame back wen 11. Larry BishoP had 22 for throu1h a pcint 25 feet Norther})' Warren: P'. Sbeel.l, game 37·31 aa Cbarlle -M seconds led niaot of the way: Morrl•. F altempts. PqmtroJ 1110 showed Ita llll.eriorlty In cllAiroUini If of thl ,olfensl?e rohounda and Ill! Cit Lbe defensive for a total of 42. ·In the reserre IAPl• J'lckaon GIVE HER AN . .. 'tl!lllh and · Dillon, Oorlet, Rhodes and Nelson. and Cr,oka. Lavender 2 eaeh. ., WELLSTON l . f.j"- : '-1 " l '* Wellston •P the middle altchit, ·on the Jackets In -t.he thltd period ' and !IW ~ ~liclio1 1Ji <ilt In =::;..,..._..,.._~23~~! 51 19 on 0.. Mlctd , . - IMd. Midway 11 U 29 55 ~n:.:.=.~:t'~~;J~G~ •• ~ - · .,_. -•Ji Wallon hit Fr"'-11.-•" ,..,_ . ·~ a torrid.,_ le lwh)J the vlsilors up to within one pont. Allotber L...n 63 Glllltpollo 5I -nvllte 7S AlhOM 6.1 ·• ~ -· . ... •e Htbtr Lid Nlthi'Op..,.roy 59=44 Wallolon 71 c ye.nOW Jat..'-•-1i.ets Ar·e v·Itt•IllS \ You May le The -,s lt ·oot EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT I P.M. ONE AT EACH STORE- 11 BIXESIN AW · REGUW PRIUD $54.95 BIKES • WINNERS HAVE.CHOICE OF GIRLS' OB BoY8' 1111 (There's No Llmll 011 Row Mul)'lllllet Yoa C(H WID) Cl)llle In 1t eltbor Pomoroy or lluon CIIY 1111' !liD ~ Ne Ill Jlmlt and .wu don't have to be Jtruent to wiD! (ltckeea' • ....,_ art lilt eiiiJble.· FI\EE REGISTRA,TION. , · CongralulaUon~ 1o th• f!lllowlq two w l - If Jl1lll 11M Saturday (Dee.) ~ Stlllley, POlUI'OJ' a ...... phon Creamed, Muo,'W. Va.•••• ' • .• . ~ RUTLAND-MASON Futnlture's • ' . ' ' ,. 1 '·· :,:· ," '<..; "I·'' ·..!; •• • •' ' ' . Casco Table • OR ·•"' Itevehbu.themodernanswer£m:to4ays driving~ a Delli' Safety· Minder• that watches your mlles-per-hour fQI' you. . But even tiwril important. thll ~ \ • I ! In all truth, yoa•ve ~ ~ssl!d acar sa . • keenlyalive,so~UIIIlOthlll,~e<aolid~ I ,' lnfeel.It"s ah~-lllttatiJI!Ie,illetMiol- , industry-·- wlld·llf J'Dur great ; . Come drive ~ sbQul~ 9W>Iet· ·. heart with the strong he-and-she ap~ .,; Come be D!U' gv~-'loclcly. . . b~~ . ~annals. And~~ de)!~er that might, Is the .. . • • •• ,; f_ .,_. ~ . ·; sweep of a~bile has a new ldnd of mstant re~d that's ¥ b!gsest reason lor ~ soaring popularity. of,the Fm: here li perfQrtnance-smoot!> as spun allk • unle,.dted ·by a totally new V8 en~' ": ~!t !Debes big, and with the ~- · ·• Jlpresslon, torque and i~w': Slip, .StooJ .. . .' A ''~tffrm 'loeker Purchase . ..'.i th the Purchase of A ~~Piece, LivneiC».•S~ite .:j: 'FiU:~~ith , h . . t:.· :: . ,, an blgenlbus~baU·Jolntsus~ ' - - ~Qi01i; yet. With loch Purchase • t110'57 . ~es:~.~ta-0£a~•l!este<1'" 1 of Diftette Set S69·~~ FREE--FREE FOR ride. A brilliant new bandling and COl'. nertDa and~ bnk!1ag ~t oime GALORE Chrome • ·:Eve:eypne'-' ~ Slalilng lie<. 21 •· - Lucky One • J'.M. expectatJoos. eomti check up 011 a11 thts ~« yCiurseH. ' 4. hllcio • • Jo• .. ~ .. ~ Road...-,Su,.....;.,f~~~ :! ...... - ....,. s,..lal: s.{flo;./11 uiMI.i.l:'.. " Jloildn~MNr,.,.Uhil'..,_s.....,. --·~ ,l DttnaiL>w - • · . oo. ENTITLES YOU . ....N ~ , . ¥ . ' . . . ·.· . , . . ·• • • : . 1·· ...••.•• .t .,· COMPLETE. uta CHILDS ROCKER or SEIIH . ·~.~ ·. ..$UNIW\ LIANCES ZENiTH TV SETS .4&.11atftiwC::ttllfae••~Ut ' ~~~'*:!.. $139.98 up BEDROOM SUITE, DRESSER FREE : FRE'E· ltD-AU FOR ONLY With Each M.rtot Seld IASKETS ' 3 $1.00 ~ $1~00- $1.00 '. ·:;. •• •.. ') Pwlic•l Fer Q.ick Sale TO THIS CHEST C1i14 IOOICCASI 'J •N.,.Ad.......!V..w.loP4rcl~latlllt,.oalr . \• " OF GROCERIES J. • �l , ------ - ..,.... ' P.Ql"SeiiUnel. Pollleroy-Mlddleport, 0., Dec. 12, 1956' Christmas ~ ~NGBlmN~ -· ORIGJ:NAIO MILK a.nd :HO!UIIY "R u.t't'· DhJ"' ... C::HOC::Oid('r,J:B f• w.rJ ,... , p.leU ;, folorf,J, ~~ &i/1 t•~'"'"' /or ~ .,_,. Mmy C#wUlJwl1 • . . . . IIJJIW,..., ... East~rn Takes Into the big Eastern lead. . llddlr eno•ab •nl7 l•ur person· Ill tevb were ea.Il.ed m ~rn Ja Easy Victory Over Rutland the 1ame u RU.UaDd onl:r shot ~~=· free throws, and ....... only cleariag the 11 big woode banking boards. alij t~e)' · led U· FoU.O.wlnc Woode for antern Rat,.. IQI.ight whlt 141 poiota with Boyles bitting 1J aad Headll&)' 1e. Pat Eada led M»tland wi\h 15 poJ.at.1 wl'h T~rntr seeih\i 12 MU1 o.reU Du.aau. and Graham hlttlq 10 e~tb. Eutun al10 won ·a much qloser conte-st in tM Rtserw& blt~e as tiler toolr: 1 :.M d.el!l!siell. Rkelie and Gaul botb had J.t JO~rf.s iD p~ ~ wHb beorce J¥Riee hitUq-Dinl (Or: .1\u.tl.ul: 28 at halftime. The ·..tempt llowecl tn the third period, ' SaMra rontinued to mount t~lr lead u they led 51 -29 at the Md o1 tW quarter. In the final s t . Rutland bit a hot atreak as t~)' aeo,. R.U'ft.li'ND ......, F•: 1'01: I'G ~ Td I"' p 7 1·1 15 L. ~••F 1 1.f 4 "'v-• c 4 l.f 12 Coacb J\art.ell DMrlll'1 Eutr ern buke'*-ll lfulnt.t ..ate• to an easy 79-~ win over the ltut'-'"d Red oef.~ is latt nlg• at b.. Cia ir Woode tt~ssed in 3'f ',oiJttl to .set' tbe pac~ for the wtnners. Eastern jump6 d Into l 23-11 lead at the end at the fir• ;period w*" -put ed 26 points, and cut conU.rtbb' SEOL Standings thl bta ,..,., D. Duf.n, I N M llHt; p 1 M I T. .la 27 S-1 " ....... .,.,., C.PIDft, lli:WI• and J,uotloa . IASTIIIN r .... · Fef " Td 7 ~H 14 4 1-2 to Pemeroy L.opn IS 11-7 37 4 t.f 12 · Wellston ,._ Mol-lit. · 2 00 oo 4 1 2 JJ U.t 79 Glhl..n. Mkldl1porl ~ Of weliston F•·tve By.71.:.,'!!9 . The Middleport YoUow Jackets basket by Frledenm•ker llvt Well had an upset tn the making lut l'ton their flrlt lead of the game nitbt for almM tbree q\lcrtera.. at S%-51, but Tom l{ell.ts 1oal ln btlt fell ,tctlm to • tallar amt the dosing ~eeonds ~ave Middle· sharper flht!oUns . Wethtton Roek.t Jl'ftrt a IIJ·SJ lead at the tnd of fi\'e as the visitors took a '71-89 "the third ltan!l. df!dlhm. Tbe Jackett managed to bold It -.- an ~" Middleport their own for the first two minu~e1 fiYiill ~&l toolt thQ tlO:OJ' in lbe firM of the final quuter, but qu1ck pctild. ~ fiat 'fc:ir O.ree quarteN baskets by J'riedenmaker, Mike lbe ~~" 'liOe oat ill tront. but Walton ~:~-nd agailt Frledenmaker ta that last lf'llliod Ma4Iy '"".,~I. t'rvc> th• Rockett ft s.de 88-$8 1ead ... .J:ty WeUJV.n nd tMn._ a · ., · I trom this polnt on wlt~ a lit~ ~1 ,.,. lhe~ the cJn. tl.'· over four minutes to plJY they tllll At 1M U. the Jackets atalled the hill. Free throws built cowo, WI ~ olll.a ttf a barn, up lhel> load . ln the dosing minand\ ...._._.,... a._, 4JWlete1y cqn· utes Df play as the Jacl:eh deaper· Lr.U.. tile <ebquiMIL atel> tried t• 1el t~e boiL llaoiMs II!" II.IIL'rii,.J:tllnedy ond Middleport bad a 81 per eent uUJ 1ft If. . .,.,.. the Jackett ~haotlng ' avenge u they tossed • 6-0 lelt 11: t&e qf the con- m 25 goals in 69 attempta at the teal. ~.clllg al!>ng with cent wlth 29 hostels In 70 JOQ·il · · -by lUky Jim Actually the Jackets hit 44 per e Jackets to o 23- coni 1• tlii>. first half as they to• IS W t1 'iloe end of the. opening sed le ii.'O,oit, .Wf 17. : q..,. 'l'l!e oe<ODd qul,l'ter was Hlih l¥1int · IIIID for Middleport nip ~nd Nek but the J.aebtl eOn-- Wll Junior Kennedy with ' 21 tbltle! ·~~ · w.OU~~toi lasht wlillo Bob !olorril dieted for 1iio It, llnl!or 1:t•ned;!, ~alii;! J\Oil!•wlea bad 10. For Mmlt, • A, ilia ~u 111 tbe ;•~' ~ll!otalrer . bad 1S ·1101 bid a 3S.ZI 'wllb · · hlltlng 12 and Bo• __. K--r. T ' -d e IJaa Cag Friday'• lchi&J•a. ........ II ootu,ollo Nalsonvllle " J•c:kson •t Athent Well&ton •• l.eld Ml•-•rt . ith. S~-44 11 ' ' , __,ort loNI • :hoi-. , .I!._. '!lib alton, 1-. • . Dally Sentinel, Peineroy·Middleport, 0., Dee. 12, 11156--4 _LOgan, Nelsonville Fives Win OverG~ipolis And Athe~ lllddlepori Titoil'\_ P&a,., a MIDDLEPORT Pet F 7 4-1 U 7 H t1 5 1.f 10 Sltoon led the Pbmero~ stQI'Ing, Konnody, F wllh 23 marlmo. TP Wildermuth · - • • · C u ,JOionson and llul!lnatQn 11, Haw- Kelty, G . 4 "' tllol'ile 9 4: . Hlndy. G 1 2-t) Mitchell l~ the J9FiDI. for the Hennt&y, G 1 0.0 2 llonmen wltb. 13 talHeJ. lohntlln Totel& 25 19-9 56 u4 Yeriu bad a eaeh, ~oDB 7. No~t ~~ McComaa, Kitchen, . raolled np 1n the rebound del)lftment Player & Pos. ·. FG F TP t 9-7 25 Fri.:.S.nmalhr; P A..,.. F •. ..; M. W.t161i. C . 1 3-1 ~ 5 5-4 14 11 0.0 22 3 4--1 7 D o.Q 0 J. Welton, 0 Pottt. ,G "'" · edeed .odt the Panthefs by a eeore c..-peton, C or B:H7. TOtal• 29 21·13 71 Score by quarlert (V~rtll)'): -leporl 2~ 35 53 59 P.omaror 14 $4 42 ~9 Walb""' 13 26 52 71 22 Jackson 17 .,. 3& 44 Offlclalt: aau•r and ..... 1-J;.~ ' . ·caTY LoAN~.. ~Her» · SPORT 111d DRESS . .,.81 Weol·llitlon Orleil ;From ; · FURNITURI ---- ---- ~ her 19M. .John c. Bacon Jud&e of I:M Probate Court Clll fte ~==~~ &.. tier . . win coin,: away. Dixoa had 30 the Bulldog& al McConkey -had 14 248 of afeeL mine .. ·, then'"e N·••I:F~~~'l'rultfe~~~in~B•:•:k-:•:;-·~~~~u~-·~~=~:h~·;_~~;~A~~n~n~~~~~~~ ·--.r to on.onia the place of beabminJ, 02) 5, 12. 19, 21. 4tc · (13) 5, 12, .u:ltJ ID, Ilk ounty, ;to~ol~nt~s~to~pa~c~o~t~h~e~,..~re~n~w~l~lb~~~-----;;;;;;;;~j contlhl,lng a.es aetet, more or ,..._ r" ., ..-. uuu 10 lniner.ata uri.der&ing the with the rllht to enCer ~n llid pretnlllel prospect, expl<~n lad. 11rtll. for, ind mine, e~a~ate ·-..a Lr .. tbe ume with all mJ61ii~rJ. JP. pUances, fi.xturet~ and thinp: neco- · Ulai'y or conve»*tt Utereror. · ~ ElWUTIIIG AND liE!iERVINa to tile ·prite 1r1ntor, Rose Hill Coil Compmy, itJ aur-ceaors, ulitas, tenants, licenaees, employee~., villi-tors, and all per. JODI for f.t.e benefit or •dvantage of tbe lfiDlor , a right of way over aerou and upoa -. road or prJvat.J rigbt o( way Tun· ning alone tl.e· WesterlY llde ~r the real e1tate dUerihed herein, and which road or private l'i,bt of way runt in a 100theuter~y difec.. MOORES . >••••-1 A COMIILtTI! SUPPLY With . iunlor £1ectltc Mllers ·~olif. She wallis, ol!lils, sill, ei'olllen 'letl, 21" D!lll- Reg. $i.98 · -~· "·: ·· suNriLittle rovs · · · · · · · · · · · · · : · · · · ·· · · · · · Misses . JACKnS s.-"":'".mil. IIHM• ....... . J..• . 't;: REMOTE CONtROL lOG ·, ·· -- · ·' · · · · · ·· .'· For~ Give ThAI :;.\ GJi'.&.:r A Gift Cerllftrate . tlotr. Onlt UO .., f,'lalul•ll mild · Galtanlbtea rcMicottrs . s;otts. ciNTIR The woor,-.~ .. Tea.(!els- Coo~ Ultllllll - She eu ~· tih · From $7.95 BY . When In Doubt Give Him A ALLIGATOB "Authotjzeci Gift Certllletlte We Can Help You Make MILL ST. ' -· ·- - ·····... ·-.. Christmas Tree Lights 8 Per Set SerifS '¥111 .... ".. Otte Goel out-" Others tlay 1lle loWinc dH<ribe~ OubiNr llglds " •,. $1.89 15 Per Sfl . ~.~~~m $3.19 1 I 8et .... -~ LIGHts· In-Door light~ $2.50 $2JOjerSet .. CROSS HAilDWARE . BILL LEWlS, PROP. lll'etSet SHOPPING HEADQUARTIRS WE HAVE THIM TO DELIGHT on &aid real estate. u fixtures, and belDJ • port lhere41. .,. llle fo~ 7 Per Set THE OF AlL *BIKES . . 'KIDS . olt.o1-. Jlammennttl Crutbero • . '. 1 .1 1 corn Shelter · Conveyor Motor 'll(qe Streak 'Mi/<er. Twin ·, . 1 Starter, Auto type "A" 7G H. P. Service Switch box 220 I 1 .•• . 80 ILP. Motor on HaJD- 1 . mennliJ 211 Jl, P. ~otor on SheUer AGES *SKA11S *WAGONS *GAMES *GUNS and HOLSTERS A!ld M...,., Many More Olbtrt GIFT SELECTIONS I!Plr~ 1-ton, slylo VV, Se>lal No. 41DIG For The Whole Family Opea f:NIII.._a TU Cllrln-- SU.rtt. . Dee. U • \IOU, 3 phase cetn Elevator · Duat Collector N. 2nd Ave. PomllfOy YOUll AU.Cbed to tile ·irtlproYementa Multiple - 8 Lights • $1 ..... Phone 388-Y tion to 'fiiOline tanb owned bY Sarab Koehler Neither. the Grantee. . . DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ,. . · IIG STORES . 2 Pomeroy- Mason City l~Y· OPEN AWAY EVENINGS Until . . 9 4 MORE BIKES TO BE GIVIN AWAY ....,.. . ...._IIC??IOL ..... $28.50 BAKER (11) 13, 20,%? 02l 5, 12 . 19, 26 7te ·son, NOW I - AT BAcH STORE ivlfRY SAT. AT I P:M. """'_....., I Donna Lee Goodnite, Pbtintlf£ WtNter II: Fultz, Attorneys for Plaintiff. ·a m,.,, al leaal, 'oil, pa and Oiber FRE.E! JlADIANT CON• not p .. unl• bu been euilty ot a:rou neaJ.ect. EXCEPTING AND RESEIIVIII'G FROM PICKENS AIPL,IANCE her t(l th t iP'antdr, its IUett!'IIIOfl and Pomeroy -. un~eral1n.ed, Of duty aod prayinr; (or divorce, eUJtody ol tblldren .and other reUef. Said eauae will be fdr bearina: on or after tbe 27th d!iy ol [)e.. tember, liM. ·~· * *PUiliTAN * SWEATERS . ARROW SHIRTS $5 95 the petition •&aillll htm In the Com· rnon Pleaa Coart ol Meip CoWlly, Oblo, Caue No. 12,8 , tor ell· voru, allegil1,; that tbe delendant .. ' 'Perhaps 81 ·Cash·Loan·will ·help... · nta vember, 1066 Donna Lee GOOdJI.Jtt . filed. Jt .THE MEN's STORE --. ·-· J!e~rillo AMINPII! ,NOTI~I 01' !'VILle TOWIIshlp of luUOD 1114 boii>J In IIOTICI 01' AJIPO!IITMIIIT LUAI, NDTICI n11ifl! to tab a .,.... wfn hom fAfr.• teo atrt Jot No. 1221 11&11 bounded .A6Mihtr.trb: Jbe Atben1 Bulldop at NelJOn. Saht p.remiJH IJld ftxturea •lll ud deJCribed .., fobo-. to-wh; llthte ., ll'llflll 'Ynna, ........ In C11AtoD Goodaite, wboae plae• \rille. M mld lr• md dear -' all lien. BeJinnlna: Nortb 911.8 ftet llnd Notlee b IH'J'eb)' pven tbat Ruth of resideJJH la unt1own. 'Ni.ll tate Lo1an led all tbit Wlf lo W11J. alld ~..... "lla-ver, WoA 3010 f<OL from the Soul!> 111et11em ...... POOl Ollke Add- notice \llat 04 the 7th ct.y of "l'to- ' Jloa. . -· I ----- 1)06· BILLS( ) .. · ~ Long wa1 hfgb wtih 15 points the Jackets willt Montgomery bit· Ung 16 lor Wellston. TM box KOrft; ., Galtla lloor, wj>Uo th.ee ~:f.i:: won ·---· optna: once potent GalUpolia. W1l- subJeCt, bowevt~~r, to tl1e ' ••• to wut corner ot Section No. 3· on l'fll il LoD' ltlttOIIl, Ohlo, R. D. 1 Ht Dlctept, 8\4'' renter and ~ne the Kentuckr Chemical 1Jdutlries, tbe North line Of a !U Kre tract IW bHD 4ul1 Jppoiqted aa Ad, The Lotan Chlt~fUint 1n4 tM teaa:ue hea~ • 1• tlle second Jlor.aan cOdlplete)y 09n&roRed the Inc. now uwned bJI the Bole Hill Cetal ntirtlstnrirtx tJf the r..tate of lnJ:ie ...NfltOU.\!Uie HOfiJda ••n SEOl. nla:bt of P 1Y with · two ·vietorieJ hantdne bouda over the •rualler Company; thence WeJt 38t teet; Yount: la!e of Olive Totm~bip, balket.baU aamet la,at nicht, n each. Blue defU fh·e, aad thM was the Putllllot 14 aa order ef til!' Uni- Lbenee North 18 · deJree wett 711 1••~.. 4eccaie4. Lopn, Wellltotl and Pomero, Logan tnok a 83-a:.cloc:l&lol ~rom Bl:ol)' of the ball pmt. Diclr.ent ~ St&ta Dltlrtet Cowt- fer tiH !tet t"o tbe Southeast corner t)f of NMea ~ Wllre perched at ae top ot tile tile GalllpoUe Blue DevUt " the 'had 30 po.,.lt to paee 'be Ctllefl ~utlern-Dllltict of CfbJo, ~stern lo1y .Anon :n acre lot on top ., ..;;======;;o.,;;;;;;o;;;;o=;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;.;;;;;=::;;;;;;; lwlth 19 of th.em eGimina in the Divbioa, iD blahupt.cy, tlae under- .t Rock cUR; thence SQuth n de· 2 aiOhn . a-:second ball. .IOhn Thoma• bad 15 llaned. 'l'rullM iD banbuattcy, WIU eree West lt6 feet to tbe F...t I SfiiH to lead the INert wltll Gnmore -etfer for uJe at pubUc 1 tlbn on 1ide or State Rout.t 124. 20 feet 1 p, EJettrie Hoilf: 10 hHtln1 n · the o'clock St.b. day a .. l llXLUfel .,. ao a. .January, m. at tbe l.I07. .front Itdow:· from the- center t.hereol and run· !.~~~·~~"IJ[",~~ 1Q u p 911erey. Ding paraUel andb 2.5 feet North ,., ·~ aum or _..., - ...... the CQW't .._.ou.tt, I NelJonvllle had to come from o •~ ~behlnd u. tlley wOJJ tJielr tlr1t Mel&~ COun~y, Ohio., the toJlowinc or a brick store u.i14lol ;thenee mlilll be 10ld for not lfu league Jllte from Athens, who- deseribed re.al estate, tos:ether South 1S detne 'fi minutes Eatt 'wo-thlrdt (~) of aaid applayed. wllbout the ~ervioel of Tom. with ~ ·ftxture:s: herein dnttlbed : 13s ft. along 'eut skle of State Rt. praiM4 value, and the tft'ms of Widdou wl\0 was out wJth tbe Sit:tated 1p the county of Uelg1, No. t.24; LIK-nce IJOuth 2() dqret aale are u Collo••= $200.00 must nu. ALbena ba4 a 28-:IS I••• at In the Stll!< ot Ohio and Ia the 2J .feet Eaot 31S lett along the eut bo, pal4 by Lbe sucu..rul bidder ......, s i d e o~ State Route 124 a; the time ot the bid and the Lei OOWNH!'.CIIOSS Be Your Guide UlfUm.e, but ttlie HaUJ)dl, paeed bJ JUUd W•rne DiXl»> IJ\d for- }(...nuald hitUn~, 16 Jnd Ga...., Flo- th8llCI N o r t !)_ U7 decree• J)alance upon eoofirmation of Uae '"~ ··~ 15 mlnutf'e Eut 400 feet runntn1 Jlle. ward. Tom MeQuaid ' eame back wen 11. Larry BishoP had 22 for throu1h a pcint 25 feet Norther})' Warren: P'. Sbeel.l, game 37·31 aa Cbarlle -M seconds led niaot of the way: Morrl•. F altempts. PqmtroJ 1110 showed Ita llll.eriorlty In cllAiroUini If of thl ,olfensl?e rohounda and Ill! Cit Lbe defensive for a total of 42. ·In the reserre IAPl• J'lckaon GIVE HER AN . .. 'tl!lllh and · Dillon, Oorlet, Rhodes and Nelson. and Cr,oka. Lavender 2 eaeh. ., WELLSTON l . f.j"- : '-1 " l '* Wellston •P the middle altchit, ·on the Jackets In -t.he thltd period ' and !IW ~ ~liclio1 1Ji <ilt In =::;..,..._..,.._~23~~! 51 19 on 0.. Mlctd , . - IMd. Midway 11 U 29 55 ~n:.:.=.~:t'~~;J~G~ •• ~ - · .,_. -•Ji Wallon hit Fr"'-11.-•" ,..,_ . ·~ a torrid.,_ le lwh)J the vlsilors up to within one pont. Allotber L...n 63 Glllltpollo 5I -nvllte 7S AlhOM 6.1 ·• ~ -· . ... •e Htbtr Lid Nlthi'Op..,.roy 59=44 Wallolon 71 c ye.nOW Jat..'-•-1i.ets Ar·e v·Itt•IllS \ You May le The -,s lt ·oot EVERY SATURDAY EVENING AT I P.M. ONE AT EACH STORE- 11 BIXESIN AW · REGUW PRIUD $54.95 BIKES • WINNERS HAVE.CHOICE OF GIRLS' OB BoY8' 1111 (There's No Llmll 011 Row Mul)'lllllet Yoa C(H WID) Cl)llle In 1t eltbor Pomoroy or lluon CIIY 1111' !liD ~ Ne Ill Jlmlt and .wu don't have to be Jtruent to wiD! (ltckeea' • ....,_ art lilt eiiiJble.· FI\EE REGISTRA,TION. , · CongralulaUon~ 1o th• f!lllowlq two w l - If Jl1lll 11M Saturday (Dee.) ~ Stlllley, POlUI'OJ' a ...... phon Creamed, Muo,'W. Va.•••• ' • .• . ~ RUTLAND-MASON Futnlture's • ' . ' ' ,. 1 '·· :,:· ," '<..; "I·'' ·..!; •• • •' ' ' . Casco Table • OR ·•"' Itevehbu.themodernanswer£m:to4ays driving~ a Delli' Safety· Minder• that watches your mlles-per-hour fQI' you. . But even tiwril important. thll ~ \ • I ! In all truth, yoa•ve ~ ~ssl!d acar sa . • keenlyalive,so~UIIIlOthlll,~e<aolid~ I ,' lnfeel.It"s ah~-lllttatiJI!Ie,illetMiol- , industry-·- wlld·llf J'Dur great ; . Come drive ~ sbQul~ 9W>Iet· ·. heart with the strong he-and-she ap~ .,; Come be D!U' gv~-'loclcly. . . b~~ . ~annals. And~~ de)!~er that might, Is the .. . • • •• ,; f_ .,_. ~ . ·; sweep of a~bile has a new ldnd of mstant re~d that's ¥ b!gsest reason lor ~ soaring popularity. of,the Fm: here li perfQrtnance-smoot!> as spun allk • unle,.dted ·by a totally new V8 en~' ": ~!t !Debes big, and with the ~- · ·• Jlpresslon, torque and i~w': Slip, .StooJ .. . .' A ''~tffrm 'loeker Purchase . ..'.i th the Purchase of A ~~Piece, LivneiC».•S~ite .:j: 'FiU:~~ith , h . . t:.· :: . ,, an blgenlbus~baU·Jolntsus~ ' - - ~Qi01i; yet. With loch Purchase • t110'57 . ~es:~.~ta-0£a~•l!este<1'" 1 of Diftette Set S69·~~ FREE--FREE FOR ride. A brilliant new bandling and COl'. nertDa and~ bnk!1ag ~t oime GALORE Chrome • ·:Eve:eypne'-' ~ Slalilng lie<. 21 •· - Lucky One • J'.M. expectatJoos. eomti check up 011 a11 thts ~« yCiurseH. ' 4. hllcio • • Jo• .. ~ .. ~ Road...-,Su,.....;.,f~~~ :! ...... - ....,. s,..lal: s.{flo;./11 uiMI.i.l:'.. " Jloildn~MNr,.,.Uhil'..,_s.....,. --·~ ,l DttnaiL>w - • · . oo. ENTITLES YOU . ....N ~ , . ¥ . ' . . . ·.· . , . . ·• • • : . 1·· ...••.•• .t .,· COMPLETE. uta CHILDS ROCKER or SEIIH . ·~.~ ·. ..$UNIW\ LIANCES ZENiTH TV SETS .4&.11atftiwC::ttllfae••~Ut ' ~~~'*:!.. $139.98 up BEDROOM SUITE, DRESSER FREE : FRE'E· ltD-AU FOR ONLY With Each M.rtot Seld IASKETS ' 3 $1.00 ~ $1~00- $1.00 '. ·:;. •• •.. ') Pwlic•l Fer Q.ick Sale TO THIS CHEST C1i14 IOOICCASI 'J •N.,.Ad.......!V..w.loP4rcl~latlllt,.oalr . \• " OF GROCERIES J. • �• I . rd p~es Wahama T0 second 'F0 .::6;;-Dally--,;-::Se::--n-lin_'_•_I:: , P::o::-m - :-ero _y_-M _ id_dl=e_po_rt =--,_o_._o_._c-=._'2_._1_9_5_6_ _ • bt·V•'ct""ry By 79 ..t·} Strrug , .,lit) ;u i 1 Tile Wab ama Wh te Fa COlli rt!iistered their second straight vie10ry o f lbe .Ieason on Tuesd ay a ft ernoon as th~y easily whipped the Kyger Creek Bobcat& of Cheshire on the Wahama floor. :Paced by oi.g Joe Ford, who garnered :t2 poults, the Falcons were never in troL•ble a3 they ju.m.ped t(l 111 early lead and coasted lo -vit"tor,. n e los.!! was the third in ~ three aames for Cheshire. Wahama bas Joat to Mi'.ldteport. in the second half. The taller Falcon5 controlled ' the banks o~ both e nds o! the . eourt and had a good day in their . sllooting aa the y fired 49 per cent ~ 1 aT tbeit lhols through the hoops tp the first balf and 48 per cent Ford, in llddition to pacing the · 18 re boun ds scorers, pu II e d 1n during the g.1me . His nearest rival in the scor;ng departme nt wa!J: G!¥fr;wKirby of Kyger Creek , who tos8ed in 21 points. Wahama opened the first quart· er with a 20 point outburst on ten fi.ekl goals with Ford getting four of them. Kvger, meanwhile, got rive field goah for ten points at the first turn. Wahama kept up their allack on the bucket ~n the second quuler to hold a 41 ·20 advantage at halftime. Anothf'r high scoring period was enjoyed by the l'"aleons in ttle 1third period when. they slamm~d :~~r\~/~:~t~e.:c:-~~t the three ~:~~rd~· ~ The Hobcab loOked their best in the final ~riod when Coach Ralph Sa yre had his seeond team in tbe game. Sti ll the second Falcon team managed Lo outscorP Kyger by 16t . 1• 1n Lh e q:1arer Ten Falcons were in the scorin& column with Roy Clark's 15 points eoming in second best for the West Virgi nians_ Other Wahama pLayers to hit in the double fig urcs were Robert Roush with 13 and Jerry Arnold with lO. f Toehsdll) ·s dgame was playf':ri beore 1 e 3111 ent body in the afternoon as nne of the Falcon's games . h h m t e year 1 us planned so that students may have the opportunity to see their team play ball. There was no reserve game. 50 o.n: 1~ Racine Scores R. Roush, F 4 6-8 13 Gibbs F 0 0-0 0 Stra~'ght Ford , ' c 11 (}..() 22 , Foglesong c 2 0.2 4 I Clark, G ' 7 1·2 15 h G 0 •t .,. o G. Rous, Layne, G 1 2.2 4 The Racine Torna.doe" won their Green, G 1 1).(1 2 fourth straignt ••me of the AeB.J(In Totals 34 11-24 79 last night SIS they took an eaay KYGER CREEK 143, 86 -32 decision from Harrisonville FG FT TP on the Scipio floor. Racine led all Spalding, F 1 1·2 3 the way as they continued their Rife . f 1 6--lO 7 torrid shooting. Ly h F 0 ().() 0 Ch:pc ~IIO, F Six Racine players went JntQ 2 2-6 6 Cornell" s, C • • double figures in scoring as the 1 vov 2 T .. d , .1 113 f th . Kl'<·b)·, G . , orna oes ul pe_r cen 1 o etr 9 .r 21 h t itb 1 5 0 10 8 76 Sltamblin. G l 1·2 3 t t~ w ba t g~a f a~tem~UI Cremean~. G 0 1·2 I 1a_ e s e · n. our james · ~Totals ~~ 13-27 43 clhe now !hooUng r,or. ~. t,e~lrb"t Scoring by quarters: aver~e o. ~er een · ........, n I Wahama 20 21 22 16-- 7!) Harnarmville h1t only~ per cent Kyger 10 10 9 14-4 3 I a5 they had 13 goals an 51. abots at the basket. Fourth Cage v·IClOry. :J r. I oh} The Falcons play host to tbe Charleston Reds of Frank Polk on Friday nig ht in a two-game match ~h!~ew~:~ :i~~;~~s~~~l:~d~~h~~:t HOME FROM NAVY 22 points horne while holding Ky- Monday ntght in a return contest Jimmy W. Webb has received with the lted Devils. his discharge and h:~s retuinerl to The boxw~:-~ (79) hls bOrne after having served five Toyland Is Now Open! • ~~ FG F F F SANTA'S GUEST at FT TP 3 1·1 7 0 1·2 1 0 1·4 1 ~~m= ::~~ ·:~~e~~d·_l.i~~3e~~ I aAclNI 2; ~: !~:! ltDd, hOUM, bun aod 011:1 bulld:haca. S., Gecqe A. IJiettn. bart, A.dml~t<lr . $-1-tl :ttf:. 1 4 ~lf~lt· 'Pb 11 82,86.; • l'·l.d ;::;;;-"-;"-:e _ . ! _:. ~,~~ .M Qljlt. The pUblic i• invited to lt&end the annual · Christmas Bazaar at Uealh Methodist Chureh sotbl room on Thuraday starting at two 19" CHEVK.OLET , 4 dr., 2 -tone blue flniJb , UO ~erle11, heater. clean. $799.00." Pomeror Motor Co. !I 28 tf The Baxaar is sponsored bJ the Aftt;rnoon Cirele ol the W.S. .C.S. and co-chairman are Mn. c. A "sh 1 d 1'"· · Emm1 • Mrs. Ra Ph Ra t ....""' and Mrs. H . attie Smith. HomA. 1-r made doua:bnutll, coffee, pastrte~ '.; and candies, sa~dwiches, baked • beans etc will be sold during the '""" r 111 I " A. N. B~(U . 11 1 U Pomeroy. o'clo ck. 1952 STVDEBAKI!Jll, 2 dr., VB Hydnmatl.c driVe, heater, very elean, one oWaer, Mte.OO. Pomeroy Motor Co 11 28 tf -- HAT OF DISTINCTION day of N'ovember, A. D., 19fl6, J(lmel Eldon Caruthen, being plaintitt, filed hi8 petition aeainst her as 4efebdijnt In t!Je Court uf Ca.mmon Pleas, MeliS . COunty, Oldo,' Case No. 12491, praying for S,I'VICf!l divorce !rom the said ,Jotephine Faye Carutben on the lfOuods of Wilful said defendant from than tcries aviUable in Summer, Mid dleport, Pomeroy. and Vlc:inlty. Write Elt.>anor Brandil, P. 0. Box OM, FortJmouth. '2-1Q-3tc !.Joticn (201 Business · arUe- .;;;;;;;;;;;;-:".;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;i;;"""'-i;;;;ii;;i;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:;;:;;;;;;,;;;;;;.;;~~;;~;;~~~~;;.;:~~--1 I :1 Jamet Eldon Carutbera, pltlntilf Crow an4 cfow, Attolney4 lor Plaintiff. (11),14, 21, 28, (12) 5, 12,18, 28'1'tc LAST SHiPMENT RICIIVIO Tbe last shipment of pecans has been received by Class 12 Circle l)f the W.S.C.S. of He!ltf! Metbp. diat Church and m~y be or~red fr!lm Freida Faehnle, Mn:. John Mrs. -.:urray, Mrs. Harry Chesher 8n4 MJ1. Earl Kni(hf. TlJe nut" will ,1s, be sold 1) 30 t! at the Bazzar at the ehureb !rbursday. lect! ~~~~~~;;;;;;;-;~~I H~wkins, For Glib 1'011 Give With Pride, Let I'011r .Jeweler Be I'our Gufde ..:: THE GREATEST NAME IN HATS See Our Other STORE For Free Gifts To Be Given Away Eaeh Saturday Til Christmas -----l & Z SHOP Rutland Department Rutland, Ohio 114 COURT ST. I Give Mr IM ring ,. JlultJ alway• wanted , , •1 . ' .. •Wanted Wateh a. ---- L~ ill ;;~ SHEAFFER'S. .. t' , , ltld•'• Ctrcl•l • • • ' • . . ... ' .... ... ~< . ... 1... .,.... ' To Please Dtd Stl (4lOII·n MUO ...... or •COFFEE MAKER •FRY PAH : r. will hold qour .. If«) - .iii: ' }f.' '-,, ...... ..-:--. . SHI!AFFER'S.WHITE <OOT I I I • I • I I 0 0 • •,l •. ... ONLY $14.95 ~ · .. • • ble-. '111m, but alw-ya a ptoblem at 1Ift lim~ I It's Designed All Occasions '.' ' ' ' /tn ~:-' / /l!l.tJ ., Iflad£, Meeker Bllifoldo, Costume Jewelry, Sky~ay i.,g. i ~ ~ - . gage, El&llt and Gruea Watehea . - ' Clprelle IJ&!IIOn. , COUINS JEWrLilY STORE / ' . : rDMnOY A Gilt · u~il Will~for 1 FO!t LADIES and MEN OTHER GIFTS ' One, Go.iden Glide Hert •re unUJua& lifkl LhRt any man wUI appreciate and uae e\lel'y day. Striking onyJ., nuu·blt ana jtt. Clr)'etal baaea ID a Ylriely of d.apes •nd siwa • • , aU"WUh the Worldfamoua pen thai. au. dean and writes dawlollb'. Seled hio sit\ lod.t,v 1 t '. ftlri!ma~ Free Gift SNORKEL• PEN DESK SET Men ' · pui'thase In Many Fabulous Fashion t;:olwa • - ' beater, seat covers, dark eteJI!:n tibi£1h. $1fol6.00. Pomeroy Motor II J8 tl Co, · J.95S _FQ.BD, t jlr., 'ovely ere~ and .btiae. f!U!totnllne, V8 motilr sun ylior, .radio, beater, SEJit · covers, FOtdomatlc ind C~t&n· ental. trim. $1095.00. Pomerp:r Mot.Qr Co. 11 tf =a I~ Pl.\'MOUTH Dlx. 3 dr. ~clan New turqUoiae fiDiah. Runs fiDe. $595.00. B!aettaar's, Pammy . · \ . ' I \; . St1AVEMAS.tEft ', All new Blld , UghlDJog fast . $21.50 '· . Give 11111 . JA.titl >i • PRINCE GARDNER . LADY SUNBEAM · Billfold For Men ONLY ........... J14.tl , . ·- . 1~ . 6Btc )p!!2 B\liCl! sqper 2 dr· Riviera Cpe. DyDfilflow drive, dark ,.en . with llgbl top. $890.00. Bl.;tt. nar.'s, Pomeroy. 12 8 t'te ~ .. -;:,- ' eAIM';;..... 78 1952 DeSOTO VS 4 dr. Sedan. er ~erlna, , one c~ful $896.00. 8"'eltna:ls, .- t 12 $91).00' . aCTes -~ nuua~d · Township, 8 miles . ftoln Pome- Bai- .! roy. tl-room """'"· "ID<>{I barn 5 6tp·· · anl!· otbel- buildings; JiOOI).OO. , :-:--..-:;;-·-;;:-"..-: ---:-. ....._ , -llor -.~ :~.G6 ·acres lo;a~~. at the ( I 4 I For Rent ·•. julliotldil: 8Htate Rou.., 124 and ::::::=-:::::::-=.::::-=- "'' ;-m lnSu.,ANCJ! . AGJ!NCY Plre. AutOtnOblle, Health ACCIDENT l.iiO,cam11Y ond Bonda - .148. ; 0,E•<!Oilepl buill!jn1 sjte. ' · " D'--1' 10 •' ·8 k · ,)>ail)j> ;.' underloid w[th cilal. . , . liiltatlt rQ er 3tp 1 $1100:00." r· ' .. 1'- II!UqtDLJPORT, Ot-IIQ BOOMS FOB RE~. Kitch•n priv· ileges. Phone 501-M. 12 12 -- DEER HUNT_I_ ERS ·Q,NLY, 1041; East Main St., Potneroy 12-11-3tp TWO AND FOUR ROO~ ROOM apartments, close in town, Butt~nut. 6 ROOM DUPLEX lotated Sugar Run. Phone 374-J. BuUernu~ "Build BltMr for Len" ·'· at OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~.JII<i BQO!@ for reot, clooe . . WE BUY ITR\I(TURAL. I BIA!<!S ICUP IRON- MITALS 124 II tp IO'f!l. IJ'I PH0Nl101-Y 6136<M · . tHCINIS 6111 13; B; ~tc '"" .. . . ...CONCRETE BLOCKS .1n l.Z.l1~12te .. r ., ·, liiix 229 SL~.l\00\{S, . roy. • ../ ~f; 1j)'n \ .' The Gift That Says "Fo"'""" ,. •• ........ .,, .... . '"""' ' ''" ••• :~ ~~~tllll'lllfto Crtlt .... '- •• ·~ Mill" GIVE LADY ........ · ll•ll•n MariW .. ~~ ~. ·-.• "' • • .... "· .. y .~ ''Mrl~ 111.11 ~· · DtiA Set 1250!·G• III.Ot MNOIOMI MODILS vauant ~· I, Brazlfl•n Onyx , ,, ....., ., IJrln&J:;ur lA • ADD\¥!"Hr I!IIH ..Mt~t II ... , •Tr.... "'""' ...\Ptlrwi...Lrool . T.._ "l. . .,lllrpe 111-lfi·t•lt. Jot Cryst01 PI , ~ ,~- - t IN 0 If IC. hi'. N I IIICM COLOU lMDIVIDUMI.IID POINT ITYLII Everyone on your list would . like to own a Sheaft'l!r White Dot Snorkel Pen ... the quality writln; lnat.rument (amcd for clean 8llin1- A pleasure to write with! A pride to own! JiR list and come aoc~ : no I"' DIM Set ,__, WHITE DOT 6-roo{h fra. me bouse wllh bath, gas., hea.tmg, alaq cpal fJ~~p1ace. River view. $3700.&0:. Can be bOUJht with $700.00 down and assume bal- ,. --::--:-- - :• -';"--,-Ul! AJ.ltQ ~IllS '... t Jfr'. sedan, V8, ...t ,1955motQrCHEVltOLET, wltb overdrive, rfdio, . ToC~Us MIDOLE~RT _ • ""!!: Service<> i~~ <. • ' c ' . Ca11 299-J.. Carol 12 8 3tp . QU~U'i'Y SBIWICE and MERCHANDISING ' It Never Cgsts More Often ·J,""' L. 3te ~ Beau? .Husband? Executive? '-iii>:iifitld''J!;i IE\'li' ·~~~:~~~~~~~·~ll!l2.o-~p for .montlil . ' ELEORIC TOASTER ••• made easy for you/ ,..,.. \2-8-3lt> . . I' GIFT SELECTION _#1~ preciat!d. Spence. :z- JULOVA GUARANTEED . for Permanenl Volue Jewelry . , ., Rock Springs or pbene 852-J, but return of AU. papera ap- ,·collins -..----,~------.. ..i)}'"'~\\1\\\''*'~ ~~~~ l.ost & Found ~ LOSt !,A DIESmay GREEN BILLFOLD. Finder keep .mqney Give The World's Most GIVE HER the /tJmoru d.UJmond rings At ' .? t:) ~~~~~~~~~i COI$.lmllolllr..,.O ~. ~.,., •*-!~roo ;c~ Do• ·.:FfREW= ·:::c(l;,O;::DFoB sALii S., Wm. . !!l~ ' "Ml~~· Q~t(;;--Radford . or Harold' lltatkllon. (21) . RdoiEstatii rm>.• ,e, POMEROY .. I Chafle~ (~081 Gift Items For Men REGISTER . LIGAL NOTICI Christmas wi!_l soon be here and Goessler's have gifts for everyone! Wa-tches, rings, costume jewelry, billfoJds, Sunbeam pr~ucts . . .. . in faet we have our largest selection of gifts in stock evCr! 'Come in tomorrow .. : . Jet us help you to .se... ADAM 10:30 A.M. to 12:30-2:00 P.M. to 5:30P.M. wx.p years in the U. S. Navy. He and_ bla wife and son will reside in Col umbus where he will enter Ohio State University in January. GIVE Sat., Dec, 15 and 22 (12). 12 19 31< THE Slllm F AMII,Y 1-U>Wr.. 1>\lT 00\ PAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BILLS Josephine Jf'aye Caruthert, "hose by becomlni an Avon represt· place of '"~P~ U ullk;aown. is atlve. Filii or part time. T~J'ri,. b~rtbY np~d that on ~be 13th. FOR THE I Phone 2-4923 l1tat• ef Thf.mat TerNII M"Md Noth~e 11 hereby s:lven that ~n J. Spe_ncw whote Pott Ofti.ee add· rut i~ R.acine, Ohlo hu been duly appointed AdminlJlratOJ' of the Eat.ate or Tbom,• Terrell late or Meip Countv, Ohio, ~ued. Dated thi• 3rd day ol December 195(1. John C. Bacon Judge of tbf Probate Court, v~lgs county, Ohio ( 19) ·Business There will be a Parcel Post tab- !:· a!:':'tu~~:~e,to~;~:ms~:. ... { -0111•-~ .~.. •or---=-. rnf'fl I ONil 4 ROOM APAR11JENT. Ooe, , - roora houtt .Newlr dttortttd 1 • <;'' · - . _, loal ~ , _ NOTiel Of_ 4PI'OIIIT,..JNT_ :Rirtlao4 1'owDdilt- Jl .._.1n1strttor De lanit N.n t.t.e, Church Bazaar afternoon and evening. ·- - ~~ ~ 1'!1., Public Invited . ~ ~~ :: I' To Attend Heath Po::t'tG ::r:o"vllte WANT .!DS 1 PGFTTP J halftime and then coaateti in the third period to lead M-21 at thil!l Grah•m. F point. Morrl&Op nb.!tituted f~ely Salaer, F 7 ~ 14 in the final quarter. Ad.tma. c I Wolfe, G • 1-o ,. . Carl Wolfe led the Radne scor. a1-• ,.,,., 0 4 4-2 10 mg ~lth 16 points wlth Doug Gra- McDMa, F 2 ~ 4 ham biting 15, Jim Adams 14, 1- 8 1 F 2 1.0 4 van Powell · 11 and both Ronnie · Joh " ' •· G I ~ 2 Salser 51nd Bob Birch had 10. 5 2·1 1l For H.vNonviUe it waa . aJain Total• 41 12-4 16 Kenny Williams setting tbe pace with 18 points with hi! brother, HAIItlltiSONVILLE Bob, eominJ through witb 11 markers. FG FT TP Ra 1 Birchfield, F 1 2.0 2 c ne a1so won the Reserve th K, Wllllamt.# F 6 6-4 16 game as ey took an easy 4&-2G ..,._KH, C 1 3-l 3 decision. The Racine seconds """' 0 S.O 0 jumped intp a 15-0 lead at the !Norman, G start of the' contest. and then auba I·· Willl•nu, G 5 2-1 II Dll M F 0 o.a 0 played most -of the game. Buzz c '• ll-6 13 32 ·Beegle had 10 points for Racine Totals w1t.h Lowe and Haning hiUiDf sev. Larry Morrison's 1 uintet 1enT~~c~::r !~~o. -coach ~ 1'01 -·-· ....,_ . 11 27 121< ~ Mll11 North of Pomttor On Rt. U. Call Wm. Grutser, """"""= lock .,,,.. ~, r-.., ....,.. s1o --..:.. __ •· 1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. : ' ' ' (iot>d c~ Urell'l:..., AI! MQel ~d Modj!IJ - , NAI'oCY .. ....... �• I . rd p~es Wahama T0 second 'F0 .::6;;-Dally--,;-::Se::--n-lin_'_•_I:: , P::o::-m - :-ero _y_-M _ id_dl=e_po_rt =--,_o_._o_._c-=._'2_._1_9_5_6_ _ • bt·V•'ct""ry By 79 ..t·} Strrug , .,lit) ;u i 1 Tile Wab ama Wh te Fa COlli rt!iistered their second straight vie10ry o f lbe .Ieason on Tuesd ay a ft ernoon as th~y easily whipped the Kyger Creek Bobcat& of Cheshire on the Wahama floor. :Paced by oi.g Joe Ford, who garnered :t2 poults, the Falcons were never in troL•ble a3 they ju.m.ped t(l 111 early lead and coasted lo -vit"tor,. n e los.!! was the third in ~ three aames for Cheshire. Wahama bas Joat to Mi'.ldteport. in the second half. The taller Falcon5 controlled ' the banks o~ both e nds o! the . eourt and had a good day in their . sllooting aa the y fired 49 per cent ~ 1 aT tbeit lhols through the hoops tp the first balf and 48 per cent Ford, in llddition to pacing the · 18 re boun ds scorers, pu II e d 1n during the g.1me . His nearest rival in the scor;ng departme nt wa!J: G!¥fr;wKirby of Kyger Creek , who tos8ed in 21 points. Wahama opened the first quart· er with a 20 point outburst on ten fi.ekl goals with Ford getting four of them. Kvger, meanwhile, got rive field goah for ten points at the first turn. Wahama kept up their allack on the bucket ~n the second quuler to hold a 41 ·20 advantage at halftime. Anothf'r high scoring period was enjoyed by the l'"aleons in ttle 1third period when. they slamm~d :~~r\~/~:~t~e.:c:-~~t the three ~:~~rd~· ~ The Hobcab loOked their best in the final ~riod when Coach Ralph Sa yre had his seeond team in tbe game. Sti ll the second Falcon team managed Lo outscorP Kyger by 16t . 1• 1n Lh e q:1arer Ten Falcons were in the scorin& column with Roy Clark's 15 points eoming in second best for the West Virgi nians_ Other Wahama pLayers to hit in the double fig urcs were Robert Roush with 13 and Jerry Arnold with lO. f Toehsdll) ·s dgame was playf':ri beore 1 e 3111 ent body in the afternoon as nne of the Falcon's games . h h m t e year 1 us planned so that students may have the opportunity to see their team play ball. There was no reserve game. 50 o.n: 1~ Racine Scores R. Roush, F 4 6-8 13 Gibbs F 0 0-0 0 Stra~'ght Ford , ' c 11 (}..() 22 , Foglesong c 2 0.2 4 I Clark, G ' 7 1·2 15 h G 0 •t .,. o G. Rous, Layne, G 1 2.2 4 The Racine Torna.doe" won their Green, G 1 1).(1 2 fourth straignt ••me of the AeB.J(In Totals 34 11-24 79 last night SIS they took an eaay KYGER CREEK 143, 86 -32 decision from Harrisonville FG FT TP on the Scipio floor. Racine led all Spalding, F 1 1·2 3 the way as they continued their Rife . f 1 6--lO 7 torrid shooting. Ly h F 0 ().() 0 Ch:pc ~IIO, F Six Racine players went JntQ 2 2-6 6 Cornell" s, C • • double figures in scoring as the 1 vov 2 T .. d , .1 113 f th . Kl'<·b)·, G . , orna oes ul pe_r cen 1 o etr 9 .r 21 h t itb 1 5 0 10 8 76 Sltamblin. G l 1·2 3 t t~ w ba t g~a f a~tem~UI Cremean~. G 0 1·2 I 1a_ e s e · n. our james · ~Totals ~~ 13-27 43 clhe now !hooUng r,or. ~. t,e~lrb"t Scoring by quarters: aver~e o. ~er een · ........, n I Wahama 20 21 22 16-- 7!) Harnarmville h1t only~ per cent Kyger 10 10 9 14-4 3 I a5 they had 13 goals an 51. abots at the basket. Fourth Cage v·IClOry. :J r. I oh} The Falcons play host to tbe Charleston Reds of Frank Polk on Friday nig ht in a two-game match ~h!~ew~:~ :i~~;~~s~~~l:~d~~h~~:t HOME FROM NAVY 22 points horne while holding Ky- Monday ntght in a return contest Jimmy W. Webb has received with the lted Devils. his discharge and h:~s retuinerl to The boxw~:-~ (79) hls bOrne after having served five Toyland Is Now Open! • ~~ FG F F F SANTA'S GUEST at FT TP 3 1·1 7 0 1·2 1 0 1·4 1 ~~m= ::~~ ·:~~e~~d·_l.i~~3e~~ I aAclNI 2; ~: !~:! ltDd, hOUM, bun aod 011:1 bulld:haca. S., Gecqe A. IJiettn. bart, A.dml~t<lr . $-1-tl :ttf:. 1 4 ~lf~lt· 'Pb 11 82,86.; • l'·l.d ;::;;;-"-;"-:e _ . ! _:. ~,~~ .M Qljlt. The pUblic i• invited to lt&end the annual · Christmas Bazaar at Uealh Methodist Chureh sotbl room on Thuraday starting at two 19" CHEVK.OLET , 4 dr., 2 -tone blue flniJb , UO ~erle11, heater. clean. $799.00." Pomeror Motor Co. !I 28 tf The Baxaar is sponsored bJ the Aftt;rnoon Cirele ol the W.S. .C.S. and co-chairman are Mn. c. A "sh 1 d 1'"· · Emm1 • Mrs. Ra Ph Ra t ....""' and Mrs. H . attie Smith. HomA. 1-r made doua:bnutll, coffee, pastrte~ '.; and candies, sa~dwiches, baked • beans etc will be sold during the '""" r 111 I " A. N. B~(U . 11 1 U Pomeroy. o'clo ck. 1952 STVDEBAKI!Jll, 2 dr., VB Hydnmatl.c driVe, heater, very elean, one oWaer, Mte.OO. Pomeroy Motor Co 11 28 tf -- HAT OF DISTINCTION day of N'ovember, A. D., 19fl6, J(lmel Eldon Caruthen, being plaintitt, filed hi8 petition aeainst her as 4efebdijnt In t!Je Court uf Ca.mmon Pleas, MeliS . COunty, Oldo,' Case No. 12491, praying for S,I'VICf!l divorce !rom the said ,Jotephine Faye Carutben on the lfOuods of Wilful said defendant from than tcries aviUable in Summer, Mid dleport, Pomeroy. and Vlc:inlty. Write Elt.>anor Brandil, P. 0. Box OM, FortJmouth. '2-1Q-3tc !.Joticn (201 Business · arUe- .;;;;;;;;;;;;-:".;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;i;;"""'-i;;;;ii;;i;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;:;;:;;;;;;,;;;;;;.;;~~;;~;;~~~~;;.;:~~--1 I :1 Jamet Eldon Carutbera, pltlntilf Crow an4 cfow, Attolney4 lor Plaintiff. (11),14, 21, 28, (12) 5, 12,18, 28'1'tc LAST SHiPMENT RICIIVIO Tbe last shipment of pecans has been received by Class 12 Circle l)f the W.S.C.S. of He!ltf! Metbp. diat Church and m~y be or~red fr!lm Freida Faehnle, Mn:. John Mrs. -.:urray, Mrs. Harry Chesher 8n4 MJ1. Earl Kni(hf. TlJe nut" will ,1s, be sold 1) 30 t! at the Bazzar at the ehureb !rbursday. lect! ~~~~~~;;;;;;;-;~~I H~wkins, For Glib 1'011 Give With Pride, Let I'011r .Jeweler Be I'our Gufde ..:: THE GREATEST NAME IN HATS See Our Other STORE For Free Gifts To Be Given Away Eaeh Saturday Til Christmas -----l & Z SHOP Rutland Department Rutland, Ohio 114 COURT ST. I Give Mr IM ring ,. JlultJ alway• wanted , , •1 . ' .. •Wanted Wateh a. ---- L~ ill ;;~ SHEAFFER'S. .. t' , , ltld•'• Ctrcl•l • • • ' • . . ... ' .... ... ~< . ... 1... .,.... ' To Please Dtd Stl (4lOII·n MUO ...... or •COFFEE MAKER •FRY PAH : r. will hold qour .. If«) - .iii: ' }f.' '-,, ...... ..-:--. . SHI!AFFER'S.WHITE <OOT I I I • I • I I 0 0 • •,l •. ... ONLY $14.95 ~ · .. • • ble-. '111m, but alw-ya a ptoblem at 1Ift lim~ I It's Designed All Occasions '.' ' ' ' /tn ~:-' / /l!l.tJ ., Iflad£, Meeker Bllifoldo, Costume Jewelry, Sky~ay i.,g. i ~ ~ - . gage, El&llt and Gruea Watehea . - ' Clprelle IJ&!IIOn. , COUINS JEWrLilY STORE / ' . : rDMnOY A Gilt · u~il Will~for 1 FO!t LADIES and MEN OTHER GIFTS ' One, Go.iden Glide Hert •re unUJua& lifkl LhRt any man wUI appreciate and uae e\lel'y day. Striking onyJ., nuu·blt ana jtt. Clr)'etal baaea ID a Ylriely of d.apes •nd siwa • • , aU"WUh the Worldfamoua pen thai. au. dean and writes dawlollb'. Seled hio sit\ lod.t,v 1 t '. ftlri!ma~ Free Gift SNORKEL• PEN DESK SET Men ' · pui'thase In Many Fabulous Fashion t;:olwa • - ' beater, seat covers, dark eteJI!:n tibi£1h. $1fol6.00. Pomeroy Motor II J8 tl Co, · J.95S _FQ.BD, t jlr., 'ovely ere~ and .btiae. f!U!totnllne, V8 motilr sun ylior, .radio, beater, SEJit · covers, FOtdomatlc ind C~t&n· ental. trim. $1095.00. Pomerp:r Mot.Qr Co. 11 tf =a I~ Pl.\'MOUTH Dlx. 3 dr. ~clan New turqUoiae fiDiah. Runs fiDe. $595.00. B!aettaar's, Pammy . · \ . ' I \; . St1AVEMAS.tEft ', All new Blld , UghlDJog fast . $21.50 '· . Give 11111 . JA.titl >i • PRINCE GARDNER . LADY SUNBEAM · Billfold For Men ONLY ........... J14.tl , . ·- . 1~ . 6Btc )p!!2 B\liCl! sqper 2 dr· Riviera Cpe. DyDfilflow drive, dark ,.en . with llgbl top. $890.00. Bl.;tt. nar.'s, Pomeroy. 12 8 t'te ~ .. -;:,- ' eAIM';;..... 78 1952 DeSOTO VS 4 dr. Sedan. er ~erlna, , one c~ful $896.00. 8"'eltna:ls, .- t 12 $91).00' . aCTes -~ nuua~d · Township, 8 miles . ftoln Pome- Bai- .! roy. tl-room """'"· "ID<>{I barn 5 6tp·· · anl!· otbel- buildings; JiOOI).OO. , :-:--..-:;;-·-;;:-"..-: ---:-. ....._ , -llor -.~ :~.G6 ·acres lo;a~~. at the ( I 4 I For Rent ·•. julliotldil: 8Htate Rou.., 124 and ::::::=-:::::::-=.::::-=- "'' ;-m lnSu.,ANCJ! . AGJ!NCY Plre. AutOtnOblle, Health ACCIDENT l.iiO,cam11Y ond Bonda - .148. ; 0,E•<!Oilepl buill!jn1 sjte. ' · " D'--1' 10 •' ·8 k · ,)>ail)j> ;.' underloid w[th cilal. . , . liiltatlt rQ er 3tp 1 $1100:00." r· ' .. 1'- II!UqtDLJPORT, Ot-IIQ BOOMS FOB RE~. Kitch•n priv· ileges. Phone 501-M. 12 12 -- DEER HUNT_I_ ERS ·Q,NLY, 1041; East Main St., Potneroy 12-11-3tp TWO AND FOUR ROO~ ROOM apartments, close in town, Butt~nut. 6 ROOM DUPLEX lotated Sugar Run. Phone 374-J. BuUernu~ "Build BltMr for Len" ·'· at OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~.JII<i BQO!@ for reot, clooe . . WE BUY ITR\I(TURAL. I BIA!<!S ICUP IRON- MITALS 124 II tp IO'f!l. IJ'I PH0Nl101-Y 6136<M · . tHCINIS 6111 13; B; ~tc '"" .. . . ...CONCRETE BLOCKS .1n l.Z.l1~12te .. r ., ·, liiix 229 SL~.l\00\{S, . roy. • ../ ~f; 1j)'n \ .' The Gift That Says "Fo"'""" ,. •• ........ .,, .... . '"""' ' ''" ••• :~ ~~~tllll'lllfto Crtlt .... '- •• ·~ Mill" GIVE LADY ........ · ll•ll•n MariW .. ~~ ~. ·-.• "' • • .... "· .. y .~ ''Mrl~ 111.11 ~· · DtiA Set 1250!·G• III.Ot MNOIOMI MODILS vauant ~· I, Brazlfl•n Onyx , ,, ....., ., IJrln&J:;ur lA • ADD\¥!"Hr I!IIH ..Mt~t II ... , •Tr.... "'""' ...\Ptlrwi...Lrool . T.._ "l. . .,lllrpe 111-lfi·t•lt. Jot Cryst01 PI , ~ ,~- - t IN 0 If IC. hi'. N I IIICM COLOU lMDIVIDUMI.IID POINT ITYLII Everyone on your list would . like to own a Sheaft'l!r White Dot Snorkel Pen ... the quality writln; lnat.rument (amcd for clean 8llin1- A pleasure to write with! A pride to own! JiR list and come aoc~ : no I"' DIM Set ,__, WHITE DOT 6-roo{h fra. me bouse wllh bath, gas., hea.tmg, alaq cpal fJ~~p1ace. River view. $3700.&0:. Can be bOUJht with $700.00 down and assume bal- ,. --::--:-- - :• -';"--,-Ul! AJ.ltQ ~IllS '... t Jfr'. sedan, V8, ...t ,1955motQrCHEVltOLET, wltb overdrive, rfdio, . ToC~Us MIDOLE~RT _ • ""!!: Service<> i~~ <. • ' c ' . Ca11 299-J.. Carol 12 8 3tp . QU~U'i'Y SBIWICE and MERCHANDISING ' It Never Cgsts More Often ·J,""' L. 3te ~ Beau? .Husband? Executive? '-iii>:iifitld''J!;i IE\'li' ·~~~:~~~~~~~·~ll!l2.o-~p for .montlil . ' ELEORIC TOASTER ••• made easy for you/ ,..,.. \2-8-3lt> . . I' GIFT SELECTION _#1~ preciat!d. Spence. :z- JULOVA GUARANTEED . for Permanenl Volue Jewelry . , ., Rock Springs or pbene 852-J, but return of AU. papera ap- ,·collins -..----,~------.. ..i)}'"'~\\1\\\''*'~ ~~~~ l.ost & Found ~ LOSt !,A DIESmay GREEN BILLFOLD. Finder keep .mqney Give The World's Most GIVE HER the /tJmoru d.UJmond rings At ' .? t:) ~~~~~~~~~i COI$.lmllolllr..,.O ~. ~.,., •*-!~roo ;c~ Do• ·.:FfREW= ·:::c(l;,O;::DFoB sALii S., Wm. . !!l~ ' "Ml~~· Q~t(;;--Radford . or Harold' lltatkllon. (21) . RdoiEstatii rm>.• ,e, POMEROY .. I Chafle~ (~081 Gift Items For Men REGISTER . LIGAL NOTICI Christmas wi!_l soon be here and Goessler's have gifts for everyone! Wa-tches, rings, costume jewelry, billfoJds, Sunbeam pr~ucts . . .. . in faet we have our largest selection of gifts in stock evCr! 'Come in tomorrow .. : . Jet us help you to .se... ADAM 10:30 A.M. to 12:30-2:00 P.M. to 5:30P.M. wx.p years in the U. S. Navy. He and_ bla wife and son will reside in Col umbus where he will enter Ohio State University in January. GIVE Sat., Dec, 15 and 22 (12). 12 19 31< THE Slllm F AMII,Y 1-U>Wr.. 1>\lT 00\ PAY YOUR CHRISTMAS BILLS Josephine Jf'aye Caruthert, "hose by becomlni an Avon represt· place of '"~P~ U ullk;aown. is atlve. Filii or part time. T~J'ri,. b~rtbY np~d that on ~be 13th. FOR THE I Phone 2-4923 l1tat• ef Thf.mat TerNII M"Md Noth~e 11 hereby s:lven that ~n J. Spe_ncw whote Pott Ofti.ee add· rut i~ R.acine, Ohlo hu been duly appointed AdminlJlratOJ' of the Eat.ate or Tbom,• Terrell late or Meip Countv, Ohio, ~ued. Dated thi• 3rd day ol December 195(1. John C. Bacon Judge of tbf Probate Court, v~lgs county, Ohio ( 19) ·Business There will be a Parcel Post tab- !:· a!:':'tu~~:~e,to~;~:ms~:. ... { -0111•-~ .~.. •or---=-. rnf'fl I ONil 4 ROOM APAR11JENT. Ooe, , - roora houtt .Newlr dttortttd 1 • <;'' · - . _, loal ~ , _ NOTiel Of_ 4PI'OIIIT,..JNT_ :Rirtlao4 1'owDdilt- Jl .._.1n1strttor De lanit N.n t.t.e, Church Bazaar afternoon and evening. ·- - ~~ ~ 1'!1., Public Invited . ~ ~~ :: I' To Attend Heath Po::t'tG ::r:o"vllte WANT .!DS 1 PGFTTP J halftime and then coaateti in the third period to lead M-21 at thil!l Grah•m. F point. Morrl&Op nb.!tituted f~ely Salaer, F 7 ~ 14 in the final quarter. Ad.tma. c I Wolfe, G • 1-o ,. . Carl Wolfe led the Radne scor. a1-• ,.,,., 0 4 4-2 10 mg ~lth 16 points wlth Doug Gra- McDMa, F 2 ~ 4 ham biting 15, Jim Adams 14, 1- 8 1 F 2 1.0 4 van Powell · 11 and both Ronnie · Joh " ' •· G I ~ 2 Salser 51nd Bob Birch had 10. 5 2·1 1l For H.vNonviUe it waa . aJain Total• 41 12-4 16 Kenny Williams setting tbe pace with 18 points with hi! brother, HAIItlltiSONVILLE Bob, eominJ through witb 11 markers. FG FT TP Ra 1 Birchfield, F 1 2.0 2 c ne a1so won the Reserve th K, Wllllamt.# F 6 6-4 16 game as ey took an easy 4&-2G ..,._KH, C 1 3-l 3 decision. The Racine seconds """' 0 S.O 0 jumped intp a 15-0 lead at the !Norman, G start of the' contest. and then auba I·· Willl•nu, G 5 2-1 II Dll M F 0 o.a 0 played most -of the game. Buzz c '• ll-6 13 32 ·Beegle had 10 points for Racine Totals w1t.h Lowe and Haning hiUiDf sev. Larry Morrison's 1 uintet 1enT~~c~::r !~~o. -coach ~ 1'01 -·-· ....,_ . 11 27 121< ~ Mll11 North of Pomttor On Rt. U. Call Wm. Grutser, """"""= lock .,,,.. ~, r-.., ....,.. s1o --..:.. __ •· 1 GRUESER BLOCK CO. : ' ' ' (iot>d c~ Urell'l:..., AI! MQel ~d Modj!IJ - , NAI'oCY .. ....... �. .. ... ·... , ..... , . . ..,_-·-;_... ~ ' ------...... .... ' ~:::..~ ... ..........__ ....--.-.. . ....... .. .. . . . ..... -~ ·· ·--·~ "'- ~ ~-· -"'\. ,., .'" .. .~· ·~ · · '-. •• • -, • Cardigan SWEAnRS for 15c $2.95 perfect TO e GIRLS ORLON Deeotecf VOLVI! gifting $1.00 ro n~ WIATHII ly Unltect Prus Ohio: Clou..,. htlay wtth r•ht •r driu'• ~h•r~~ing te ......, fl.,r,... .. n por111Hl. Partt;- cl.uctv tMitlftt with tnOW flurrlea I'IOftheut. C.J4. •r toct.y •M tlnight, htth ...., In fnterem nerth••• the 20's extreme tt\ 40's •atreme southeut, Ltw tenllhf 15 to H . '•ir Friday, col..,. southhelf. NO, •••t Pomeroy-Middleport, Tailored of 100% du· oont ny~on l~lt sleeves - ribbed watstband. cutra and neck· line pearl button trim - ol,in and jewt"l trimmed. Sizes 7 to 14. Here they are .... BlNGLE COPY--l>c viet roo lovely lillie • 1ng hankies {or everyone. Matching Short Sl"ye • t~iJ ~/ ~ good-looking and grand for gifts a~ ·our Warm, $22.50 &aU Bearing Push Pedal Drive fme Complete wilh LouadspeHker, Mlero- Lady Alpha SNUGGlE NITEY NITE Vests and Pants SLEEPERS Small, Medium and Large Slzeo In Plllk ~RCA VICTOR 59f! A wonderful warm Sleeper that staYS 110ft washing after wuhiug Colors _ Green, pink. yellow. and blue. Size• 0 to 4 - 1'wo piece style with tact. • •. add thrilling 1_. STEREOPHONIC SOUND Women'• Triple Strand Wt carry 1 complete line of 1ki ,.lama• for boys 1nd girls In the Nitl¥ Nlft lint. 100% duDOnt hi·bulk auper orjewel-trimmed nGckline. Pink - blue and white. Slzes 3 to 6x 1nd 7 to 14 AUTOMOBILES Ion - I Toy Dept, 3rd Floor SNAP-IT BELTS l ,, __ . ' )· Gjve a table "'W!fie'h.:every' .ro~M_­ will welcomfl. ~bDP- (rom modem and · traditiOnal Sf::Yled. .'\ wonderful choice. Colorful Snap-It Belts. 32" in lef\8th. A many splendored -variety of be•utiful jewel tone beads. $19.95 Mix 'em- match 'em. Lamps are welcome ln any home, and you can choose the right one for ANY room _- boltt modern and traditional other Tables $1.95 to $24.95 UO.S5 le U2JJO FURNITURE DEPT. 3rd FLOOR $1.00 1 1 ELBERFELDS SEE THE LARGE Tom Thumb DRESS SHIRTS SELECTION 3 to . In an attracthe gift box. $1.95 ' (;oijtl!(~. .Stoeli: Easy to read dial. 111 Toy Dept. 3rd Floor 19cto$1.74 Glorify hla evenings at home wl•h one of our warm suede flannel ro~s. Full cut for comfort - hand detailed a beautHul array of oattems and colors. Irons,~~!:;~~~ Jron•. Medium SANTA Per Box CLAUS SPECIAL - Chrlstm11 Trei Lights · · · ·· · $1.25 MuiUple Sol- when one.1001 ftt othen stay_llte and WILL BE IN $4.95 ELBERFELDS ,. ' SOCKS Market Report In Sileo MEN'S Colon: Bla<k, udWhlte -- FRIDAY ··· ;·· 2te3 PAt • • lO·Io 13 N •'>', Grey, Molly - SATURDA,- · · · · · · 1to 3P.M. PAIRS $1.00 Moo-Moo $2.2$ SwetpeB $1.95 lllusieal • 0-1)-t..e, \ · DoleE..ns · Cow Girl Ollffit ·;.$4.9$. "'"' CAMERA ' '. ·· Aim-ana-shoot cot&v!ioieJPICC., :new lo!4' price Color lfiOVlts CH't a hobby _f(l.r t~ whoft family- and now, they'rt IGiitr-than-ever to enfaf,' Ntftr~tha,..ever_to afforcfl kodak'• wonderful Brownie Mevlt Comtras G!'*' ava1lable here at new tow prices. Big selection of easy-do11~1t modll~, feo~ ~ tno tt.. WCH"Id'• MOst popular Mo:dl maker, the"~ Mo~ Camero witt. i/2.7 ions. '%9.9• RoyRogen - · · $4.95 Safety Patrol $1.89 Wooly Wagger ~9c Buzzy Bee, Wy.UI!arp Manlaal Outfit $4.95 RobiiiHciod . sunny Fllh, ·· ~lloy Outfit Mlekey MOUIIO , _ CINCINNA'l'l, 0 . (UP) - Prodlice: . .. . ~·. about llf.e&dy; prkes at consumers, whit¥ and brown•, A jumbos 37-45; A_ large JG.J?: ,A medium• 27...32:; A small 2(1.2tl; B large 31n3D; FOB A lara:e 41.f3; A' mediu .. 85-37. ,, Cbictena} steady ; (l'yera 3-3\t: lb 16-1'7; liens. over 5 lb 13-lB; hens 15' lh aDd under 12-13; hens, light type 1•12: old roosters fl-10. TUrl{eye, toma, heavy 26 lb and · up :16-21;. torlu, under 28 lb 26-28; hena, .hea"f 21·29: fcyerHoaaten 10 lb and under '28--29. · · Butter, DO BCore 88. '*-91-•. PULL TOYS ~· 3 Wintry StorniS Rep011ed To Be Headed Eastward . JOY DEPARTQT ' Long Wearing IOYI III'OIIddolll Pajamu··• • Ui '' &. Dry Irons. Percotators, en. Wo!Oe Fry table Mlxefa, · Watne 8~~;!:::~ Hair Dryers and Electric ers. La"'•· 10ft 'ZiP 14 Fllpeloito Pa)amu - •us Steam 'S.t31.rilliXlK Outfit " . ' . " . " $4.95 BUUETIN Jolly Jumper · · 7?t . Nosey, -· · Puddle Jumper 7k Tunmy Turtle $2.19 MIW YORK UP .:... .iHkle ... blnsen,. '"' ., .... CENTER' _.,.a....~ In Breolclyn D....... hi..,..,,_,.., ..- ... .. tho - ~ for - y·lltclt l.lttlollold ............un1asc......., •net M MAKE ELBER'FELDS G~e Warden's Widow Awarded $80,000 Damages THIS CHRISTMAS Sileo Sinall - PAJAMAS Appliances · plat!orm. TREE ORNAMENTS White broadeloth dreu 10hlrb wllh jA'f colored bow tlc . Slzca , r ubber UIUe Boyo ROBE SUNBEAM ted black and white !IUm ot wh A sudden storm that saarled traffic in th~ Midwes~ with a tw~ to·fiYe-inch snowfall raced ealtward loday and wetherm~n warned or similar accumulation• in · parts of New York, Penbl)'l• •nmla o~~nd New England . Showers and thunderstorm& con• UnuM to ,drench tlfc Northwest, llW~IUnc alre.a.ms to flood l!age and f~rcing residents to evacuate their homes in some Oregon low~ LIMA, 0. UP - Basil C, Haw- land sections. kinS, 26, escape arti~t. today was back hi the Lima State Hospital ftom which he escaped last July. Hawklni waa belng held ·1n the in11t1tution ·"until restored" when he ·made his eacape. He had been sent to l.ima for treatment after he was bound over to the Franklin County grand jury on two counts of burelary of an inhabited dwelling, ~awtlns, who _is reported to escaped official cu~;tody have seven times, walked out of the Detective Butrau in Columbus .lad_. ThtU'Sday w~ile ~waiting queaUoning on the attempted attacks oD Escape Artis't Is Returned To Lima Hospital ---- two Woaeb. low-10 failed to stifle the nearly hopeless fight for freedom against impossible odds. The delperatc strike of protest against the Kremlin-Imposed IOV· t'rnm~nt went on past its midnight deadhne though Soviet tanks ringed the factories omd the hated .secret police began rounding up strike leaden. U.N. Co,.._,, Sovt.ts The U.N. General Aflsembl)' condemned Soviet intervention Wednesday night and demanded it withdraw itt troops. But Rus-sia. was repofted I'U5bing new troops into Hunsary a£ fast as a single track Carpatho . Ukrajne raiJwl!y can carry them. Few details were available but best estimates in Vienna 'were 1that up lo three DI!W Soviet divisions had been ordered to bolster the 12 to 1~ diviaior..s already ln Huniarr. Fears were expreaaed Mre that revolt as a minor rebellion but was Russ.i.a tonoiauneh longeranwas the ready aU treating out millt.ary campaign tD w-ipe out the freedom fi-ghters and break the general , I trike. Strihn Hurl Gll'tfl..._ There werto no si£nr that it end""'"""J.U Wed- Cd We~-t -after • \-''-: 1': Daifi!y,' Port- lence !Hie.J :CI&jtlrlj w~lch.}Lrfkert '~· ,(-·.~JI'',, for inve.stigation se~er· hurled grea~C:• agatnat Soviel · Dailey was not ebarged tanks' and !lungarian Communilt officers. police. Scores of~dead ud injgred • deputies !!laid tbat Gar· were added to the thoua.ands who Syracuse. charged have died for freedom . · A big buek deer allowed his with abandonment of seven minor One n~port from 8eluade said hoof• to a swarm of hunters this children, would appe1r in Juve- more than 3.000 perMns had been rnornlnt near Radne but appar- nile Court Friday before ProbAte arrested ia Hungary during the enUJ none saw him in time to Judge John C. Bacon. past three days. lfost of them aqueeze off a 1hot. were inteUMuals and members of worters councils. Radne Marshall Alfrer( Lyons They were subject U:, death sen~ reported the bills east of . the tences under the penalties an· Clark JivideD farm thick with nouncd hour alter hour by Buda· Dilbl'ods early today. L}'ons obpest radio. The threats represent· -a large, heavily antlered ed a complete return to the' Sta~ on the eo.al in leaving lin-tYPe tenor that provoked tbc ;>;jj,•·;;;: lowland bordering State original uprising. 1M and the Ohio River. Two cand_ldates for the gaUowa WASHINGTON C. H., 0 , uP · The a:raeefully bounding animal Mrs. Marie Patrick, widow of tbe were already lined up by the i:emade it aafely to the biJ!'\wily, slain game warden Irvin J. Pat- born Communist police of Premier bounded acrou, and headed for rick, Wednesday was awarded Jan01 X~dar - Sandor Racz and the river bank near the old lock· $80,000 in ber personal damage Sandor •Bari, top official• of the bouac. suit against George S. Baldridge, outlawed Budapest Central Work· ers Council which issued the strike former Adams County sherift Elrlicr Lbls wt:P,t .a d~r was The sum was the larges: amount call on Sunday. rePorted viJitin1 Racine · itself, in personal damages awarded in Reports reaching Vienna from eomlng from the direction of the_ th~hi~tory of the county. . isolated Budapest saM there was rh;er and paNing througq the "Mra--· Patrick hLtd sued Bald. not a Hungarian who would give• entire tiJwn headed for back hJUs. ridge. (or 150,000 for tbe ''wrong· two forints for tbe chances of the The local shotgun bunting sci- fUI" d~h of her h1,1sband. Bald-- two Kadar scapegoals. began Wednesday and ends ridge wu convicted of first--degree They were condemned without Saturday. Vague reports indicated mansQushter in tbe fatal shootiug triaL A pollee communique anabout 1? deer killed Wednesday, Qf the game warden near here nouncing their arrest also declarwith Julius Sauvage getting one Nov. 15. 1955. He is serving a one ~ lbey were guilty of organizing about 250 pounds in the Fork· to 20 )'Car term in the Ohio "Peni- the "counter -revolution," plotted ed Run -area. tentiary in thr:! 'convietioa to overthrow the Budapest gov' erninent --aDd gave flllse informa~ ti11o to foreign <'orreSpondents. ' · Hungary's 'workers partially ' extended their nationwide general strike today in reprisal for the &lTeat and threatened execution of two top labor leaders. The '8--hour general strike was scheduled 1n end at midnjght 8 1-'-m. EsT Wednet.: day night. There was a brief return to work in several Budapest factories. But almost immediately the workera stormed out of the plar1ts again Jn protest against the arrest of San. dOr Rarz and Sandor Bari, two of the strikers' top leadeers. Racz, president or the Central Budapest Workers Council whieh called the J;:eneral strike, a n d Bari, his ri&ht,hsnd man on 'the council, nere arrested Wednesday. The arrests wer'e announced in. a poH<'e communique broadcast by Budapest Radio Wednesday night. The .same broadcast an. nount't'd an addition to the martial lflw dccree under which all of. fenders were liable to the deatb penalty. Throughout Hungary il w.as be. lievcd Racz and Bari would be the first to be- h:mgcd as "counter· revolutionaries" under the martial law denec. B.acz alld Bari had been safely TANIC5 OF COMPAlft, Firat Tank battalion, slO-Sh out' of I!IUrf hidden in striking factories until 0111 Alilo beach, Camp l'encDt:toD, CaJit., In AGLE}: 67E, a majoz a govcrnmem invilalion summon&m].ohtbloue exerciSe involv'mg 1~000 U. s. Marines. LSV 1D ed them to the parliament build-background 1.1 withdraWing .. the beach i.!J under "aggreuor• 1 jr ing to "negotiate ." ""attack." The tanka eupport the 7th Marines lnfantzy cHvta:foq 1m a ~fDk-up problem. With air envelopment group landed- by heUcop-. But as soon as the two men en· ten Oil 1DJu4 a.idel4. Dt.fi!UII photo. (ltttenlatbtal) tered the parliament building.. po-------------,._,. ___ _ --· . -· - -=-· lice placed tl.Jcm uuUcr arreaL , F()R ,..l*,_NI <!Mr..J,. ....... ath a II.J.Dt Hunters In Racine Area ,.. All white with mut· Three other ~ held with Conon charles of inveetigation into burglary where more tban :;t~~:w.~as ~en _in mo~ey and WJth safe, were IUt'l according to -Coltnty Sheriff's ~ 'StJ!i;;:;:~~~?~~5~~~~~Ji~~~::~~~ ~' Same uftHorm tOUt whether bread i• fro:&en or · fr~sh, rye or white, ~ick' or th:in. A"lomi#Uc B,muJ Celi,f. AU you do is drop in the breed, Bread Iowen au!Omaticall)-po Ieven to push. Toasc tafses sileady -n~ poppina: or bangiD.g. Elberfelds .Is Headquarters - Tueaday •he told officer-a Jbe had been out in her field, and W'OO<!ill>do posting atainrt bunters. C'•••<• ; Give Him A Warm Dana A. Congo Bound To Jury For Burglary While. putting up a tresp~~ sign she laid down her pocketbook on Dana A. C'lngo, 28. Keno, plead.a. nearby st,ump. Then, when she ed "not guilty" Wednesday night moved away to place another 1i1n in an .appe.arapce before JuJtice of the purse wa1 foreotten on lJJe the Peare R. E. Grindley on .a. stump. of breaking and entering Springe nieht cJub. of innecence to the I~,,.,,,. was bound over to ~~:ooi. ~··· Jury under a bond of HIGH FIDELITY now You pt3-spcaker Panoramic Sa.und. Automatic: changer play• 4- r-ecord •peed1. £n. lemble includes luxuriou• cabinet with -, ltriking brau legs at fO extra cost. Come In -eM the Ma'll VI today! j, $2.50 SHIPS Thlsi(A. .Y k,arH5ofi"VktMI... •'-r• •II 4 ....4 tpo.14114•- h• a.,..w. - I• rudy to pi~ atul pl.y I whenever you choose! A Garment The puppet government invoked the death penalty for all but even the shadow of tile gal~ Ml'll, Lula Taq-ert, of n~ Great 1uffeaed a lligbt lapse of offenders agflinst martial law , memory and hu h1d to pay heavily for It accordlns to 1 report lhe made to Sheriff Charles Buuell. ' AIRPLANES 88~ Pair We can~ a Complele Slock of Revere Ware. phone and Baltery At le.ut one llelJ• County w~ type blood purge of Hungarian rebel leaders appeared inevitm•n hu little bappineu u the able. Chrlstmue Holiday• approach. , Blllld your own models w<iol gloves • • Meigs-Co 1'oman Puppet t.ov1~n Invokes Wsts $255 Cash Death Penalty For Rebels · Posting Lands VIENNA (UP) -. Fresh Soviet divisions rolled into Hungary today In ope~ de!"l"Ce of !lie United Nationo, and a Stalin- $1.9$ SLIPONS """'.:;; ,~: CHRISTMAS MARINES STORM ASHORE ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 12, 1956 diehl