https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/680ec3ced5e1869d96649987018521cb.pdf a199fa2dd1efb5bf07106694d041cb8d PDF Text Text . .. ... ·... , ..... , . . ..,_-·-;_... ~ ' ------...... .... ' ~:::..~ ... ..........__ ....--.-.. . ....... .. .. . . . ..... -~ ·· ·--·~ "'- ~ ~-· -"'\. ,., .'" .. .~· ·~ · · '-. •• • -, • 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 .... 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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 ~ �•' / 'SIDE CAR' The Dajly Sentinel lllCHAIID S. OWfM ~GENERAL MANAGU REYNOLD E. fR.ENE - EDITOR PGmeroy, Ohio. •t Pu.bliahed every afternooa except Sunday by The Ohio ValleJ Sentlael, lnc.l at tlO lrleohanic St., Pomeroy, 0. Business oUkt. phone ,398, eo:itori.al office ohone 39'7. Natioaal advertiling representative. Bottinelli-Kimbal1, lnl." M3 Lexinlff,on Ave., New York City , 16, N.Y. SublcriptjoD rates: Delivery by carrier whel'tl available week; or.e year in advance at The Dally Se~;~tinel olCice, three months, $3.90. By motor route where avaUable: one month ~1. By mall one year $8; six months, $4.25; three months. $2 .50; one month, $1. cents pe~ ' 30 $16.60; 51 X months. $7 .80: · Health Department Activity Noted How much d_o we understand what a good deal we, as Meigs County citizens: get from our local Health Department? We are going to throw some staHstics straight at you today Contrary to the usual run-of-mine sort of rigures, these a-re interesting. Th~y spell out dollars in your pocket and health in your home. It will become apparent to ali readers that Meigs Con~ty has an active, intensely interested, and dedi<:ated health department. The figures were compiled by Mrs. Beulah Strauss, exl!\..~tive secretary of the department and local director of the Red Cross. (U these titles aren't quite righl, Mrs . Strauss won't quibble, and neither will anyor;te else. Anyliow, she runs the local Red Cross, and adminlstors heaalth department activities under the direction of Dr. H. M. Boocks, health commissioner.) Local taxpayers anted up $12,777.10 In 1955 for services that would have cost on the open market from doctors, nurses, holpitals , technicians , and inspectors a total of $36,038. The difference between that figure paid and in value o' services received was made up from federal and state subsidies and from restaurant fee servicing, milk licenses and traller permits. While the report that follows deals with 1955 activities, department activities in 1956 will parallel it closely. With one important exception: polio shots given last year totaled 1740. In 1956 the record will show about 6,000 given, The detailed work of the department: Vlslts made by nurses (two n1,1rses, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Miss Bernice Ledtie) to county schools numbered 272 when conferences were held with 672 school personneL Screenings In schools totaled 2, 782; rechecks on children with defects, 502; .c hildren referred to doctors , 363; glasses furnished by the Lions club and Crippled Children's Society (avetage • 38 per child U5l, 1 · ImmunizaHon in schools included diphtheria, tetanus , whooping cough 1,551; smallpox 460; polio 1740. Two districts were selected at random to learn response of parents to the Immunization program offered by the health department. One was Western district in tbe first, third and sixth grades with 222 students enrolled, 108 received some type of shot. The other was Central District where out o r 148 pup lis t h ere were 133 immunizations. Following is a t.&bulation O( visits made by department nur· ses in the various services: Venereal disease, 10 new cases, 154 visits made and treatment given; maternal and child health , four new cases and HI visits on antepartum while there were 13 new cases and 24 vlsits on postpa•rtum; new infant tare · · ad m1ss1ons were • 17 . Laboratory services: tuberculosis sputums, 61; diphthe:m 8; ,serologic tests for syphillis 23 ; water 214; milk 164 , rabieS 14 (four positive, 10 negative). Sanitation: Visits In connection'with water, sewers, ~e.wage and nuisances 1,550; visits to school buildings 18J ; VISit~ to Attet~.dance-at the ~unday Sc-hool was _65 offering~ $7.33. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Workman were at Bea\·er friday to hold ser-· vices for Mr•. iames ·Chanles. Mrs. Frnm·is Webb, Miss Bess Slaughter an1 Miss Florence CumnUns were at Parltcrsburg shop- Kn. Charles Mont.11omery, Mra. 'WI)In' Turner. Mrs. Richard Grue- ,.,, Mn. Glle& Smltb., Mra. Joe Swl., lin. Honnel Denny, Mn . , 11. -... \:,;.II !!:f!" otNIIII n. eom- OloiiO<p u. Rubor point tabbr.) 11. Mtf49"' 2•. seaman Ill'"" ...... CLUB TO MEET H. BuOkot 1 / The Second Ward Women's club wiU meet Wednesday December lf, at t.be Federated Chureh, at 6:30 p.m. for their annual Chd•tmtJi dinner and party. Secret pals will be revealed and new names drawn. fi , ~ }I If. 1 I ;===========:: W J \ 1•1 1 ,. 11.JIWI't- "·N......... _....., a~rp­ .,_~ ' 11:2{1 11 :30 12:30 .... ""=·-" ... *"" -· " &0. ...... ....,._ :t.~·· ~'"' ~, D.U..l' CBYPTOQUftll- ~ 'jlow to WGit:1 .. ~LOW·,~~~OW Gilt ...... t!Olply "'"'<Iii ,.. ""'""'' ~ i.i' 4XWlt1.8;l•&a . "·ldil _.. H, ------------- "Take a lip from the jolly old man In the loright red suit and you will find yourself CIJ'r)'ing home real food values in the green grocery sacks from EVANS SOPER MARKETS. And you will save lime buying in quantity from these real old fashion«~ bargains . . . . lime and money that, both can be spent In giving your family better food and a bigger Christmas, Take a lip from Santa and redeem your S & H GREEN STAMPS for NATIONAL BRAND MEIICHANDISE at either WCHS-TV Channe; 8 FRIDAY CIIANN"..!. 8 8:00 Cqouin Kangaroo 9:00 10:00 1.1:30 IJ:Oil 12:15 12 : ~0 12:45 1 :00 1:30 2:JO 2:30 Morning Show Garry Moore Stolke It Rlt" Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light KaliP's !O.tcheD A.s the World rur;n, Our Miss Brooks · Houseparty 18 Capitol Slreel, Cltarle1438 Tlllrd Avelllle, Hualjagton Chac;olate Drops · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lb. 49c Brach's Alaortad cr,.,.. .. R ~ID CIIJOF P ·L-VK Dl EP IJ,:fllii·IXIUIIT YOUR Ill!~ . ~ . . '-.Jrlt'll •·--4 · • - ... ............ • • ~ ........ ~--- -- - -'< GUILD TO HAVI PARTY .The Scared Heart ,Guild wlll Sheriff or Cochise Circus 11:00 Mick~v 11:00 car ...on 6:30 7;00 7:15 7:30 8:00 8·30 Five Star Fit\a\ Kukla, Frag &: 01'!1\. John Daly & tile News Rin Tin Tin Jim Bowie Public Defender Tre•sure Hunt CDnfidential File Ray Anthony' Show New.s of the Nlght Mystery Theatre Sign O'ff o;Do Wire Servlce Ozark Jubilee 11:00 Nt-ws of tbe Night 11:1$ lfyttery Theatre 9:80 10:00 11 :00 12:10 12:l5 11:1~ Sign Off Filled Condy · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 14 az. bag 39c Del Monte- Holves or Sli,ces , Fancy Cut Rack · · · · · · · · 11 'lz os. bag 29c Sunrise ULOtl . •..·· ·~ PEACHES· ,,,· · , . · I nr *"?"' ~. • • • • Jar ' 3 • • • Chocolate Morsels · · · · · · · · 6 as. pkg. 23c Skipper Brand·· Extra Fancy ~~ Na&tlq Li"''"' _ _ MarasciJino Cherries·········· 4 oz. jar 21e TOMATOES · • • · · - FluH lb. can Mrs. L. B. Jdr. and Tommy, Abel, Mouse Club Fer- Mra. Mrs. Brtwn er XXXXX Confectioner's Sugar 2 :J lb·w~':'lba•x•e•s1!29!!1c Mn. • --3 16 az. 4 Na. 303 cans • Frosting · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · pkg. 29c Dtl Monhl While Seedl•• ' •' . RGlllftl ' 45c 49c ' --- - 4 -.. ... !If ' ., -: ' ' ; ~- ..... i .. ),i.· • ,. . '.. ~."' pkgs. ' i Mlnuta Man Club • • • 29c .. ..... ·.'' . . PUDDINGS . LttUe Pig - I to 3 lb. ~verap 79c - - - No.can2'1z Marshmallow Cream · · ·' 7'1z oz. jar 25c My.T-Fine, inAont or regular . · · · · · · · •• · · · · · · · · · · • SPARE . RIBSib.35~ 12 oz. box 25c • Swtn Premium- SPICED LUNCHEON GWED FRUIT- 4 oz. CHIRRIIS ~ - ~- - ----------·- ··-·- -·--·---·- - ------ pic•• 31c PINI,e.PPLE -· -·-r-·-------- · - · --------·---------- pkg. 29c: ORAN-GE PEEL --------'---- ----·----------------- pQ. 19c MRSs:-.SANif4--:-:~ hold 18 it! in annual Christmbas,mea.t __s party ,MIIGS Gliti!RAL HOSPITAL Dec.IRe chure~ 1at 7:3Cl p.m. There wUJ he a .gUt 1 . LEWISTON, 1da. - a de~~"'~' "Admitted: George Helvort, o' meRt store here features Mrs, . exch.apel!!. ;AU m,J)lbert ar.e cordi~ Poinll!!'oy: Mrs. Emerson Jones, of Claus this year as well 11 ally htv~~'d to com~. )llddlepqrt; Mary Lou Smith, ol ~adidonlll Santa. A 111pOkesman Pomeroy; Mr,\ C.Iu Rose, Minera- plained there bad bc.en eases ~AitTY IS TMUI:IOAY ville; Mrs. Nam:y Shuler, Letart former years of children 'The Chrlltmaa dJ.nne't- .apd ()M'ty Faltt. "scared out or their Wits" by ot the Jmtter~al EJ.ectrk Company ta's gruff voice, whiskers oJRd for tb.e,lr en.'ployeea and their fam· Diaebarce,d: Mn. Frances Lar· tumc. Mrs. Santa is eir:_pected Illes wut btl held Thunday at the. k1a 1 Middleport; Elsie Cross, Ra· oUset this effect. Sacred Heart Church dlnin, room. ~e. . • I Hle-ory Smoked lett, Crocker - whlhl, yellow, er devl1'1 food CAKE MIX · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · ·'•· · · · · ·· · box ·33c fa • Meat 6 lb. can $1.89 · ~lly Crooker Brownie Mil< •••.•.... : .. , , . box 35< Belly Crocker Dale Bar Mil< ••• , •.. , . , , .. , . box 35< $'1;'1 CED Ba~on. lib. t~ay ~9~ . - .., ... 4 to 6 lb. Priced A leHer Buy!, CRISCO · ·.·· · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · · ·· ·· 3lb. can 97c EVANS SUPER TRIM- 11uaronteed fresh . • - - - lb. 29c GROUND BEEF · RITZ CRA~ · · · · · · · · · · · , ·· · · · · · lb. 3Sc Armaur Stor- ail meat SWEU DILL STRIPS · · · · · · · · · · 16oL jar 45e · · · •· · ,.,.... • · ....... , . . lb. 33c BOLOGNA • - - • .byslicedthe piece · · · · · · · · · : · · · · · · · .. · · · · · lb. 39c • . ~tolc.ly f!:•r Chrlslmaa CandiH PAROWAX · · · · · · · .. · · · · · ·-· · ··· pkg. 3's 19c -- . FRUIT CAKE .. · · · ·•· · · · · ·· · · · 2 lb.loaf $1.69 DIXII MAID Mixed Nuts · · · · · · I lb. bag SSe Brazil Nuts · · .. · · I lb. bag S_Sc • • ~ ORDER YOUR CHRIStMAS TURKEY NOW! Fresh rouler- IN THE SHELL Pean~ .. · · · · · · 12oz. bag 35c . ·. Cocoanuts · · · · .. , · .. · 2 for aSc Fresh ~ 1 lb. 53c Sunset Stati~n . . ·- CAMPS IDE BEA ~~~... 's bag . • • - • • • ~-:.:·~t ·················· To . 6 oz. ' Chac;olate COYI!red Chl!rrio~,: · · · box 49c . . ·. ., - FREE!Iuy 2 cans, get ane FREE Heinz- new real autdoar flavored 40z. can 19c • Point Rock 990 Q,n your Dial Your SHORTENING .,.iltf)t lllr.,JI~J··\'·'1'1. • 1'tl.....,.l Cl»ttq110t11 U IILDI'r ALWAYS ~ . • , . lllltl =~h~~GL~~ll~~ool The Dis· '1:30 triet survey cortlmlttee wiU nport 8:00 Thursday at '1:30 p.m. to Syracuse Grade School. The public !s invit- 9:00 10:00 ed to attend this meeting. Midday Matinel: F'emlcine '!'oueh Lioeroce LJfp With Elizabeth Afternoon Fil~ i'es.Uval Super Serial Time • Br~ch - -- · Cocoanut Bon Ions · · · · · , · · · · · · , lb. 39c 13 12:30 1:30 2:15 2:45 3:00 4:30 • • • Gloria Mix · '; · · · · · · · · · · · · · 13 oz. bag 29c $wiftning 11:05 Scanning the Weather ll:IO The ~.ate .~how SIGN OFF... PRAYER Ne~.:hbors . :~ - Brac:h'• lt.:oo NeW.-: J2:15 INSTANT C:OFFEE ' ' Cre1m Filled a:oo The ~i"g P&yur( 3:30 Dob Crosby Sbt~w 4:00 Brighter Day •:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of l'ligbt 6:00 Earhr Show a:~ Les Paul&' M:ary · F~d · 6:30 Your Esso Rtporter 6 : ~ · Sports Parade 6:55 Weatherman 7:00 Shop on Televlsion 7: 1~ Dou.glas Edwarl! 7:30 My Friend Flicka 8:00 West Point Story 8:30 Playh:uu.se of Stars 9:00 Crusader 9:30 Hlghw_!ly Patrol 10:00 'l'he Line trp ·· · to:30 P:~r~on to Person. FRIDAY CHANNEL 11:44 Sign On 11 :45 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News Maxwell House CHRISTMAS CANDIES 4 ...... for tht thne L'a, X for""~ q:~_P IUaltt ltttere, ..... ttotMt. tM lenrth and ,..,...,. fl tbt wor& u, 1U IUII.U. IMit da¥ tilt tod• lettert ' " ........ • A - •· _ H .. ~e·1 lie said he would veto every requell "lor tile ·-le<lloD ol 1111' I ........ .. __ E •. &H"""" . -· '-·· t, IIIDct... IJ,It.to-.. e. -"1""' 14iil. , ~~it~~~~ ,, u. 11 11•. _1 IJ, llel,.. 111 • •raft J'r. Tltlt 1-lnf ; 1..00..1 ' 11. ''· IPWllftJ lof 11. llilcopt , If, CIDo ' \ II, 20· Small. ''· ll!ooM4 · · , lll!IW• ,. IS. God ID. D......, 11 .... Carroll Snowden, Mr11. Roy by other city worker• would b1nklf.n4riGa, Ml11 Phylll, Snowden, rupt the eity• ...... ~ lwlck, Joetta Kay ErieSensenbrenaer sa~d tht Alary boo1t Cor pollee aad otber1 would take mort tUD . . . atlUlon "tr.at we do oot bave." · -- t~l '"'""'Ill ;c 11.- 41Jpa lawlJn.-a, Mn Joe Phii- . ... w::: U.lnoect COLUMBUS, O. (UP) City Council today .ebedultd a 1peclal budaet HAlon to fiCW"' out where to aet the money ror a 20 per cent pay raise couneiJ approved for policemen. __ _.....,_ _ _ _ _ 11 :00 J1:15 Daily Sentinel ·DayBook 20 Percent Pay Increases Draw Fire From Mayor ~~~o~a~a~a. ell¥-" 9:00 9o30 lY.., WHTN-TV Channel13 ·. ·_ Mayor M. E. Senaenbrennet opUpl, Ml'l. Earl Slack, Mra. Jim posed the lnereue. charalna the Ve Meter, llrl. Homer Pe.rter, raise alon1 with similar requests PauUno, 7:4:1 8:00 8:30 :======::::-:----:-- I Ar. ODDd and About I Holtie Ta)'lor. Mrt. Reva ColUna, )(n. Everett r:oy. Mra. Ross fllhqler pd. dauabtet , Debbie, )Ira. Cbarltt Sldera and dauahter, Jean Kill M•a:lne Rumfteld, Mrs . GerlhllM Burte, Mra. Lelia Rumileld 6 :55 7:00 7:30 Queen For A Day Modern Rornal.ltes Cc.me.d~ 1'ime Aunt Dru bow FJau and Scrucga Show .News Picture Sports Eye Weathercast Crunch and D~a Dinah Shore Sh.ow IreC News Yoo Bet Your Lile Dregnet Peoolt-'" Choice · The F~ llll•w . Lux' V1deo Theatre News Headl!bes ··· Weathfrcasf P-ress lliox Ton-igbt Sign Off Rev. Floyct W"o'rkman will hold a three night services at the Methodist Church beginning Thursday CHANNEL 8 evenint. 11:00 Captain Kansaroo Miss Evelyn Cummins employed 9:00 Mornin2 Show at the AmP-r.1,can Legion State 10:00 Garry Moore --~~~~~~=~~~ Dept. spent the week end with her 10:30 Arthur Godfre-y ----~ 0 _:___:cc:::::::::-:::::~= ~parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum- 11:30 Strike It Rich die 1930's and won the involun- rnins. S,he will begin school at 12:00 Valiant Lady ~Lary sking championship. AccOrd- Bli ss College, Columbus, in Jan- 12:1.!5 Love or Life ing to a Mr. Westbl'ook Pegler, uary. 12:30 Stareh For Tomorrov. Gallico's previous skins has been Pa. 12:45 Guiding Light 'With Robe, 1f1Hil'k , confined to Ule beginners' ramp Mrs. Laura Heio-Jy is spenrling 1:00 Katie'11 Kitchen I was out In the bush when. our aian1 in the twimminJ and that at Abercrombie and Fitch; several wee]{~ with her daughter. I :.SO As the Wo.-Jd Turru little battery r•dJo Informed me it. wu a v•l'f .1'0'~ !IP.,Il-_1 ~m 2:00 01;1r ~is• Brooks And the only spurts 1 consider Mrs. James ~bteppard at Akr.on. that the Ru11ians h•d pulle4 ahead ~IJr aurprlsed tl1Jt ~Y tn· duller than Greco-Roman ressles Mr. and 'Ars. Floyd Cummins 2:30 Housepr,rty J[ the Americans in 'the OJrmpie tto,tlueed a JPirlted datlict beGaml"s in Meibourne, Australta. t't'een unwmed eivUi•aa and Ru• and competi!ive ealilthenica ore were iUests of her parents, Mr. 3:00 7be B.g Payoff rhey had accrued a flock of gold s~a ~. TMJ have bad a Jot swimming, running, jumping, put- and Mrs. .M:. P. Adams, Zanesvllle, 3:30 Bob Crosbv Sh\lw. ting .the 4rot, burl~.tbe javelin, lost week. _ rnedab for winning tbe Grtt()-Ro- of praettc.e at that ~ latelJ, diving, b.rget-.shoDtltig, archery. Mrs. Franics Webb, Miss Bess 4:00 Br!ghter Day man wrt:!stle!J danruff scratching One or th.e chief reasOns an hopscoth lind squat tag, aJI of Slaughter and Mlu Florenc·e Cum- 4:15 Seor:>t Storm 1nd physicp.i jerks and h•d roll,cl Obtnpiad iS"" silly ia Ulat in the which st'em tobe performed in mins spent a day at Parkersburg 4:30 Edg~ of Night up a 11iz~able advanta$e. •• I ~eard e:¥e of ~e ·Rusailra&. 11t Jeas;t, the 5:00 The ~rly Shftt shopping. It through tbe squawks, wblatJefl ~n ~at aren't wo~•~:,and the short pants and count points. 6:25 Le!ll Paul & Mary Fot<d Mrs. F. A. Cadle spent over the I alWiiYI enjoyed tb"e equestriun lnd hoot~ of our noble llttlfa. sef. wqmen Lhat aren't men are all 8:30 Your Ea!!k. Rep.nte:t 1 do not beleive that the Russi- pr.o1 anyhow and bav.e done noth- events because occasionally .a rid- ;~~=~a;;~thath:a:::g~~~~-Miss 6:4!J Sports Parade ms' medals Included any for a.b.op- )na: but practke atble~'• lout to er feJI and broke his neck. And then I think of all the horse shows Mrs. L. L. Nice spent several 6:55 We:!lherman !fling, although well Lbey mla:bt ri1le-ehooti~g .since they were 1 covered and smile. days last wcr>k with MTS. Elsie Ad>ecausc that beefy broad, aboJ t~a. I beheve ther. a:et special 7:00 Art Linkletter &~ tht Kids 1 always liked hurdles £or mure ams of Pomeroy. ~utter Nina something, wat _too~ ~pons or a - ~"_«h.ot at a 7:H5 Douglas Elward~ ·ested in London for pJnchlna lfui\~~tartan ror profd:~e~ m these or less the same reason. The sound. Mrs. D. v. Hill . Billie Hill and of snapping shins on a clear rtHy Elta M<~e Hdl attended a plastic 7:30 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon adie11 hats and ' created a marvel- -mattefl. · "'' ms scandiil. n aeem11 to me that the Olym- is distinctly pleasant. · party Tuesda.r iii ·. he home O( Mrs. 8:00 Bob Cummings Show The popular suspi~ion 1~ En-, pie• lost a Jot of luster -en cr~l . :I'Qe L+nly . thinf \ ~J.,sh is th,at Jame!l CD1p,eQter ·a t Ootcas, ' SMwer . ~1 ~tm :land was that .1!ti~ Jady SbQtpUt· lng the broad watera, .... 00 Ions- ~omebody woflht Invent a poirit Mr. ari.d MH. EV~rht J. Traey of H:ao· 9o30 ' I.'W'Iw~_, 00 . ·• er-cum-thW!f was not a lady at all er &t;J adventure du.e '\0' cheap system for th(' Olympic11 by which Polneroy· sp'ent Saturday with U:OO 1lp t'o tJie Minute News but a gentleman in cheap clothinJJ. plane fares . J can sti!l remember everybody would lose. We could their cousin, Mrs. J. D.. Roush. rhe theft of the hots was broadlY Jesse Owens making burna out of ~ave a lot or useful newsprint that other ,guest~' were Mr. and Mrs. 11:05 Scanning the Weather lxplained by the suppositiDn that the Na111. I can remember "Little way and devol(' it to fuller cover- Laurence R011sh of Syrafmse. Sun- ! 1:10 The Late Show .be burly !hotputter was stealin.a Neil" Holm•' lracu with the prln- age of all lht~ privatl" wnrs that day guests were Mhs Bmss Slaug· them to luke home to hi~:~ wife. ce of bores, Avery Brundake, and the friendly r.ompPtitors are now let and Sharon and. Nancy Roush Such is life in the soviets these I ean vaguely recall that they fl&ht ing outside Australla. of Fairview. lay!!. You can't even u•ll the play- tnok pOor old Jtm Thor~'s med- (C opyright. 1956, by United FeaMrs. J . D. Roush was dinner !rs with a scorecard. •. ala away tram blm for belna a tu-:e Synd i<'ate, Inc.) guest Sunday of Mr. and Ml'i. Har'l'his was pos~lbHy the ~illiest. ol pro. · old Grimm. CIIANNEL13 11i the Olymp1ads, st~rtm1 w1t~ This . b&~rdly seems fair when Miss Bess Slaughter spent Fri- 11:44 Sign On the ract Lhat the Aus.des . dldn t you conlider that all amateu 1· day wit.h Mrs. Howard Grah1111 of 11:~ Cartoon- Club ·oally know how to run 1l and athlele! are pros anyhow, whethet· Hogset~, W. Va. forbade all the equt!strian events they take their loot under the tab Norman IJ.oush of Ohio Unlver· 12:10 Noon News Cur rear of hoot-and-mouth dl- le via expente accounts or In hock slty will an-ive Friday to spend 12:15 Neighbors sease. Various nations got hurt ablu Wl!l.cbea. his Christmas vacat.'o!l with hia 12:30 Midday Movie Matinee feellni due to wars and sturr and The ohly lltlct.ly ama~ur .pep. pareQb, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 1:00 Feminine Touch dropped out. formance I can recall wia when . Roush. 2:15 t..·;berace The radi<! said, ~bough, that PeW Gallico, •n owl-eyed 11ports Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush 2:45 Life With Elizabeth a day wlth their unele avd 3:00 Afternocf\ ."'lim F~stival the Hungarians whtpped the Rut- writer, reu "fl•n Alp in the midMr. rmrt Mrs. Wright Roush 4:30 Super Serial Tim ..' PARTY ANNOUNCED IJ A 1L ChiiUcothc. Children of the Sacred Heart A.caoQ I. Orteva . ...,_. Mrs. Mildrt'd Chapman and chU· 5:00 Mickey Mouse Clu·D 11 School will hove "their Christmas 6:()(1 . Buffalo Bill. Jr. , Vlpe' ~ .,.,.. 1. Dolup 8 4 party Dec. 20 at 1 L a.m. in the dren spent Sunday wlth her mo1. rootlike •· Pm.,,. church auditnriuln . They will en- ther, Mra. J. S. Qwick of Syracu.se. e:30 Five s•.ar 'Final ' ....I..MrL J. D• .bvlh- 7:00 Kul!:IR , Fra1. 'v: Ollie ,, :::::;... ~onouo ..,. joy treats 11nd there w11l be a play 1 ..,....., ~ bOck 10. ~: presented ~Y the first three grades. 7 : 1~ John Daly & the New:t CHESTER ¥n. " : 4~ 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 6:45 ping. ·Mr;-F.dna RuA~tll. M~ - Hate1 Tay. to,_ Mn. Atpt.a Plummer, Mn. Bechner, Mra. Eat her IGarnet Klme11, Mra. M;vrtle Donahue Mra. Refre1hmenta of . 1andwlche•, Earl Klnl. ·Mn, Thelma )ty 11 U, p-Ickle.-. eooklea and c-oftet were Mu. Guy Swldlt_7, Jln. Lee My· Jtrved to Mrs. Ira Wolfe, Mn. ers Mra E o CttQman Mra Jocarl DenntMn, Mrs. Chris Diehl, an 'May,'~. Floyd llumfield, 'Mrs. Krt. Robert Canady, Mrs. Dayton Dorothy Nicholaon, Mra. ·Effie Den Pu100•. Mn:. William Butk Sr.. nlson. )Jn. Clarenrt Ch.ufl, Mra. Ethel - - - - -- &Aowdea, :y.... Ethl'll NelAOn, Helen Nelaon, M'lu Birdie Haley, Mrs. Ftut~ .M.n. Nick Grue11e1' and aon, Mite . Mn. Irene Tom, Wtu Hila'h Barker, Mra. Von Price MetMdi~;l 7:00 Today 9:00 Col!ee Time ; 0:00 Ding l)()ng Sehoet 10 :30 The Prict' Is Right !I :00 Hvme 12 00 Tic Tac Dough t2 .3Q It Could Be You t :00 Current ., ?.:00 Camera GV&s 'fo SCJtool 3 :00 Matinee Theatr( 4:0· Queen Flr A Day 4 :45 Modern RomaDcel ~:00 C01,1edy Tim~ 5:30 Aunt Dru S.hOW' 6:00 Wild Bill Hicko~ . 6:30 News Picture 6:4B bporrs Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7:30 Eddie Fisher Show 't .45 NBC News &:00 The Life of Blley 8:30 Wal-ter Win,cb.ell Show 9:00 On -Trial 9:30 Big story 10:00 · CavliJc-ade o.f Sport1.1 10:45 Famous Flgflts ·· 11 :00 News Headline! 11 :1!1 Wea!:,eicasi 11 :20 Prell~ Box ll :30 Toniebt I 12:30 Slgn 'Ofi· ll :OO Hbme 4:00 IDn FRIDAY __ Channf'l 9 6:55 Si&:n On 12:00 Tic:! Ta<! Dough 12:30 . It Could Be Y-:~u 1:00 Current ~:00 Par1un's. . St~dy 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 MatlnPe Theahe Community Hall SD,turday evening 10:(¥1 - - Kqene the Thursday WSAZ 6:M Sign On 7:00 'foday 9 :00 Coffee Time 10:00 Din~ Dong School 10:30 The· Price Is Right y C RQ SS W 0 R0 camp >nd resort sites 9: visits to swimming places four; fteld tnspecUons on rodent and insect control 896; garba·Qe, refuse and nuisances not Included above 119; dairy farm lns\"'ctlons 298; fOOd service establishments Inspected, 142, total hmes Inspeded, 411. There were 232 dairy farms approved and seven milk plants O'K'ed after 37 £ield Inspections. Vital s!atistlcs recorded : Births 198, deaths 206. still births two, l'!fant deaths three, death• due to prematurity one and premature births 12. In their soare time, and In addition to their regnlar dntv the eomml~&loner and nurses gave talks regarding health prob· lema at many Parent-Teacher meetings, soclti ~roups and countv Instituter. Durin~ the vear the sanitarian traveled 12,· 246 miles. the two nurses 13 854 miles. _. Doe• onvone dQubt thai all th I• wor k In th • nrPvP.n II nn ,,. ••r• nl 41sease would ha1•• rosl tndlvldu•ls $.,6,098! Jnst be thankfullhat we have an cfClclent health department ' The WSCS of ' Church wUl hold ·, soci_al in the ....,.I WSAZ -TV Channel3 af while there were 34 visits. Preschool children, 19 new cases. 324 visits , four in behalf visits; sctlool children, 74 new cases, 170 visits and 106 visit.~ and phone calls in behalf of children. The:e _were 1,212 phys1 cal inspections made by the hea1th commlSSJoner and nurses In the crippled children phase: 43 new cases, 141 visits, Ill ll d lt h Jth 108 new visils in beha_lf of. at~ll phone ca ~;_a u ep ' . ca-ses, 349 visitS, 106 In behalf of VlSJts and phone calls, ~~n- ' tal health, four new cases, eight visits, one in behalf ~( vtstt. Tuberculosls- smaU x.rays taken at the mobile u~tt 2,763 : larg' x-rays taken, some as result of mobHe unit vtsit, 76 ; cheat dinlcs he1d , H; new cases, "fmspects, and contact~. 111; old ~'&lies coni.acts and suspects seen, 119. TubercLJlosJs pro· ' · · 81 · b h If 0 f · 't 5 a n d gram--109 new cases, 384 VISits, tn e a VIS! phone calla. LETART FALLS I • Protnu ~~ tbe Mn&ef'l tbe pou.p. Tben, lin. Vera Dod· Can- expl~DCd daat &1M com•W;rfe Tbe MCOOd , . . .taUo.a WU en-at U.. pluo. Tldii *It wu l)re- 1011 IUbm:UI.td. a tre.IUler'l report bar .et Miele friO,_ Uit purcbaM., Utlo4 " C - I t Cuot<>...-· aad _..,. .. tile ..ala lor lhe ol $111-Jt ~>~~Moe lo tile '""""'· ol ,..,. ,..... oqlllpoaeot audl • tJPAI!aed bow 10111e of lh~ ~ ben of ~ l!•lll' Fourth Slle ttpor!od • prolk ol ''0'-"9 , rum rlrlp projooter. film llrlpo tom.a eDJo)'ecl b)' ptnON at Cbrlat Grade. a r-ellt qqbeUJ. supper spon- 1 liltenlq alkam,. two, H!CGinl maa time bact their betinnlJtu. A - . ......... ollluo PTA ~d by liN PTA. Plf!Yut, ood tWO auto horpt. fit preeeded tbe - ~ -,........ Tile poup beat4 1 report that wa~ also &ina to the Bor 8eout tiona. TIM meeUQ in ~ tbe 80,- Scout :ru.nd Drive In th• DriVe. ()f hnident l'cnmu~ IOwa had . PMMd the f200 r.lart The PTA went on retOrtl 11 fM. Kn.. Juet Surflee. teeJ'I'llrJ, and tben ha~ to 1 report froiD Jng wlJJin1 to hel_p the Cub Bcoutl lfead the miDuta aJ tbe pre-vlotQ Prirlc:lpal Charlie Carr of the Bud- of the towo In their drive fCII' meetlnJ wtdda ~ t.PPJ"Oved b)' let and F.:loarw:e Committee. Mr. funcb to purehue unllorm1 • readina JI'OU.P told the atory. Miss Pearl Powel.l spent several days with her mother, Emma Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welch are announcing the birth of a daujh· ter borned Dec. 3. She has been named Bonnie Lu. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs . Jake Van Meter. Mr. and MT S Lawrenct: Bush and daughtt'r, Mrs. Connle Bush, Mr . and l.Jrs. Willard Pigott and daugh ters were SUllday dinner guest!! of Mr. and Mrs. Ri1ey Pigott. Hoyt Curtis, who is emplvred on the M. V . Leigh is spending h,i.s vacation with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and son, and Mrs. Evelyr\ White spent · Saturday evening with M-r. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Revival meeting is in pr'ogres~ at the Mt. Olive Church. DEVOTtll 'TO INTERI!STS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Entered aa aeeond class mailina: matter at the PQIIt Dfflee 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 13, 19!1e , MT.OLIVE .... ... • ' - ~~ j, - Easy 1o peel, dellclo01 to eal - large•size . SEEDLESS TANGELOS · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · ·· · · · · · · · dozen 59e Exlrafane1 ' · GOLDEN DQICIOUS APPLES · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · 41b. bag 49e Full of IWftt jui<e FLORIDA ORANGES · ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · 3 dozen $1.00 f'lne for baJdn.tl RUSSET PoTATOES · · · · ·· ·· · · · · ·· ·: · · · · · · · · · · · · 10 lb. bag SSe RED RIPE TOMATOES · ··· · ·· · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· ·· · tube 25c Marsh SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUif . ' . . ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..... • • .• • • • • • • • • • 1 • • . •• ,, .. ' ·- ; �•' / 'SIDE CAR' The Dajly Sentinel lllCHAIID S. OWfM ~GENERAL MANAGU REYNOLD E. fR.ENE - EDITOR PGmeroy, Ohio. •t Pu.bliahed every afternooa except Sunday by The Ohio ValleJ Sentlael, lnc.l at tlO lrleohanic St., Pomeroy, 0. Business oUkt. phone ,398, eo:itori.al office ohone 39'7. Natioaal advertiling representative. Bottinelli-Kimbal1, lnl." M3 Lexinlff,on Ave., New York City , 16, N.Y. SublcriptjoD rates: Delivery by carrier whel'tl available week; or.e year in advance at The Dally Se~;~tinel olCice, three months, $3.90. By motor route where avaUable: one month ~1. By mall one year $8; six months, $4.25; three months. $2 .50; one month, $1. cents pe~ ' 30 $16.60; 51 X months. $7 .80: · Health Department Activity Noted How much d_o we understand what a good deal we, as Meigs County citizens: get from our local Health Department? We are going to throw some staHstics straight at you today Contrary to the usual run-of-mine sort of rigures, these a-re interesting. Th~y spell out dollars in your pocket and health in your home. It will become apparent to ali readers that Meigs Con~ty has an active, intensely interested, and dedi<:ated health department. The figures were compiled by Mrs. Beulah Strauss, exl!\..~tive secretary of the department and local director of the Red Cross. (U these titles aren't quite righl, Mrs . Strauss won't quibble, and neither will anyor;te else. Anyliow, she runs the local Red Cross, and adminlstors heaalth department activities under the direction of Dr. H. M. Boocks, health commissioner.) Local taxpayers anted up $12,777.10 In 1955 for services that would have cost on the open market from doctors, nurses, holpitals , technicians , and inspectors a total of $36,038. The difference between that figure paid and in value o' services received was made up from federal and state subsidies and from restaurant fee servicing, milk licenses and traller permits. While the report that follows deals with 1955 activities, department activities in 1956 will parallel it closely. With one important exception: polio shots given last year totaled 1740. In 1956 the record will show about 6,000 given, The detailed work of the department: Vlslts made by nurses (two n1,1rses, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith and Miss Bernice Ledtie) to county schools numbered 272 when conferences were held with 672 school personneL Screenings In schools totaled 2, 782; rechecks on children with defects, 502; .c hildren referred to doctors , 363; glasses furnished by the Lions club and Crippled Children's Society (avetage • 38 per child U5l, 1 · ImmunizaHon in schools included diphtheria, tetanus , whooping cough 1,551; smallpox 460; polio 1740. Two districts were selected at random to learn response of parents to the Immunization program offered by the health department. One was Western district in tbe first, third and sixth grades with 222 students enrolled, 108 received some type of shot. The other was Central District where out o r 148 pup lis t h ere were 133 immunizations. Following is a t.&bulation O( visits made by department nur· ses in the various services: Venereal disease, 10 new cases, 154 visits made and treatment given; maternal and child health , four new cases and HI visits on antepartum while there were 13 new cases and 24 vlsits on postpa•rtum; new infant tare · · ad m1ss1ons were • 17 . Laboratory services: tuberculosis sputums, 61; diphthe:m 8; ,serologic tests for syphillis 23 ; water 214; milk 164 , rabieS 14 (four positive, 10 negative). Sanitation: Visits In connection'with water, sewers, ~e.wage and nuisances 1,550; visits to school buildings 18J ; VISit~ to Attet~.dance-at the ~unday Sc-hool was _65 offering~ $7.33. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Workman were at Bea\·er friday to hold ser-· vices for Mr•. iames ·Chanles. Mrs. Frnm·is Webb, Miss Bess Slaughter an1 Miss Florence CumnUns were at Parltcrsburg shop- Kn. Charles Mont.11omery, Mra. 'WI)In' Turner. Mrs. Richard Grue- ,.,, Mn. Glle& Smltb., Mra. Joe Swl., lin. Honnel Denny, Mn . , 11. -... \:,;.II !!:f!" otNIIII n. eom- OloiiO<p u. Rubor point tabbr.) 11. Mtf49"' 2•. seaman Ill'"" ...... CLUB TO MEET H. BuOkot 1 / The Second Ward Women's club wiU meet Wednesday December lf, at t.be Federated Chureh, at 6:30 p.m. for their annual Chd•tmtJi dinner and party. Secret pals will be revealed and new names drawn. fi , ~ }I If. 1 I ;===========:: W J \ 1•1 1 ,. 11.JIWI't- "·N......... _....., a~rp­ .,_~ ' 11:2{1 11 :30 12:30 .... ""=·-" ... *"" -· " &0. ...... ....,._ :t.~·· ~'"' ~, D.U..l' CBYPTOQUftll- ~ 'jlow to WGit:1 .. ~LOW·,~~~OW Gilt ...... t!Olply "'"'<Iii ,.. ""'""'' ~ i.i' 4XWlt1.8;l•&a . "·ldil _.. H, ------------- "Take a lip from the jolly old man In the loright red suit and you will find yourself CIJ'r)'ing home real food values in the green grocery sacks from EVANS SOPER MARKETS. And you will save lime buying in quantity from these real old fashion«~ bargains . . . . lime and money that, both can be spent In giving your family better food and a bigger Christmas, Take a lip from Santa and redeem your S & H GREEN STAMPS for NATIONAL BRAND MEIICHANDISE at either WCHS-TV Channe; 8 FRIDAY CIIANN"..!. 8 8:00 Cqouin Kangaroo 9:00 10:00 1.1:30 IJ:Oil 12:15 12 : ~0 12:45 1 :00 1:30 2:JO 2:30 Morning Show Garry Moore Stolke It Rlt" Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light KaliP's !O.tcheD A.s the World rur;n, Our Miss Brooks · Houseparty 18 Capitol Slreel, Cltarle1438 Tlllrd Avelllle, Hualjagton Chac;olate Drops · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 2 lb. 49c Brach's Alaortad cr,.,.. .. R ~ID CIIJOF P ·L-VK Dl EP IJ,:fllii·IXIUIIT YOUR Ill!~ . ~ . . '-.Jrlt'll •·--4 · • - ... ............ • • ~ ........ ~--- -- - -'< GUILD TO HAVI PARTY .The Scared Heart ,Guild wlll Sheriff or Cochise Circus 11:00 Mick~v 11:00 car ...on 6:30 7;00 7:15 7:30 8:00 8·30 Five Star Fit\a\ Kukla, Frag &: 01'!1\. John Daly & tile News Rin Tin Tin Jim Bowie Public Defender Tre•sure Hunt CDnfidential File Ray Anthony' Show New.s of the Nlght Mystery Theatre Sign O'ff o;Do Wire Servlce Ozark Jubilee 11:00 Nt-ws of tbe Night 11:1$ lfyttery Theatre 9:80 10:00 11 :00 12:10 12:l5 11:1~ Sign Off Filled Condy · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 14 az. bag 39c Del Monte- Holves or Sli,ces , Fancy Cut Rack · · · · · · · · 11 'lz os. bag 29c Sunrise ULOtl . •..·· ·~ PEACHES· ,,,· · , . · I nr *"?"' ~. • • • • Jar ' 3 • • • Chocolate Morsels · · · · · · · · 6 as. pkg. 23c Skipper Brand·· Extra Fancy ~~ Na&tlq Li"''"' _ _ MarasciJino Cherries·········· 4 oz. jar 21e TOMATOES · • • · · - FluH lb. can Mrs. L. B. Jdr. and Tommy, Abel, Mouse Club Fer- Mra. Mrs. Brtwn er XXXXX Confectioner's Sugar 2 :J lb·w~':'lba•x•e•s1!29!!1c Mn. • --3 16 az. 4 Na. 303 cans • Frosting · · • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · pkg. 29c Dtl Monhl While Seedl•• ' •' . RGlllftl ' 45c 49c ' --- - 4 -.. ... !If ' ., -: ' ' ; ~- ..... i .. ),i.· • ,. . '.. ~."' pkgs. ' i Mlnuta Man Club • • • 29c .. ..... ·.'' . . PUDDINGS . LttUe Pig - I to 3 lb. ~verap 79c - - - No.can2'1z Marshmallow Cream · · ·' 7'1z oz. jar 25c My.T-Fine, inAont or regular . · · · · · · · •• · · · · · · · · · · • SPARE . RIBSib.35~ 12 oz. box 25c • Swtn Premium- SPICED LUNCHEON GWED FRUIT- 4 oz. CHIRRIIS ~ - ~- - ----------·- ··-·- -·--·---·- - ------ pic•• 31c PINI,e.PPLE -· -·-r-·-------- · - · --------·---------- pkg. 29c: ORAN-GE PEEL --------'---- ----·----------------- pQ. 19c MRSs:-.SANif4--:-:~ hold 18 it! in annual Christmbas,mea.t __s party ,MIIGS Gliti!RAL HOSPITAL Dec.IRe chure~ 1at 7:3Cl p.m. There wUJ he a .gUt 1 . LEWISTON, 1da. - a de~~"'~' "Admitted: George Helvort, o' meRt store here features Mrs, . exch.apel!!. ;AU m,J)lbert ar.e cordi~ Poinll!!'oy: Mrs. Emerson Jones, of Claus this year as well 11 ally htv~~'d to com~. )llddlepqrt; Mary Lou Smith, ol ~adidonlll Santa. A 111pOkesman Pomeroy; Mr,\ C.Iu Rose, Minera- plained there bad bc.en eases ~AitTY IS TMUI:IOAY ville; Mrs. Nam:y Shuler, Letart former years of children 'The Chrlltmaa dJ.nne't- .apd ()M'ty Faltt. "scared out or their Wits" by ot the Jmtter~al EJ.ectrk Company ta's gruff voice, whiskers oJRd for tb.e,lr en.'ployeea and their fam· Diaebarce,d: Mn. Frances Lar· tumc. Mrs. Santa is eir:_pected Illes wut btl held Thunday at the. k1a 1 Middleport; Elsie Cross, Ra· oUset this effect. Sacred Heart Church dlnin, room. ~e. . • I Hle-ory Smoked lett, Crocker - whlhl, yellow, er devl1'1 food CAKE MIX · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · ·'•· · · · · ·· · box ·33c fa • Meat 6 lb. can $1.89 · ~lly Crooker Brownie Mil< •••.•.... : .. , , . box 35< Belly Crocker Dale Bar Mil< ••• , •.. , . , , .. , . box 35< $'1;'1 CED Ba~on. lib. t~ay ~9~ . - .., ... 4 to 6 lb. Priced A leHer Buy!, CRISCO · ·.·· · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · · ·· ·· 3lb. can 97c EVANS SUPER TRIM- 11uaronteed fresh . • - - - lb. 29c GROUND BEEF · RITZ CRA~ · · · · · · · · · · · , ·· · · · · · lb. 3Sc Armaur Stor- ail meat SWEU DILL STRIPS · · · · · · · · · · 16oL jar 45e · · · •· · ,.,.... • · ....... , . . lb. 33c BOLOGNA • - - • .byslicedthe piece · · · · · · · · · : · · · · · · · .. · · · · · lb. 39c • . ~tolc.ly f!:•r Chrlslmaa CandiH PAROWAX · · · · · · · .. · · · · · ·-· · ··· pkg. 3's 19c -- . FRUIT CAKE .. · · · ·•· · · · · ·· · · · 2 lb.loaf $1.69 DIXII MAID Mixed Nuts · · · · · · I lb. bag SSe Brazil Nuts · · .. · · I lb. bag S_Sc • • ~ ORDER YOUR CHRIStMAS TURKEY NOW! Fresh rouler- IN THE SHELL Pean~ .. · · · · · · 12oz. bag 35c . ·. Cocoanuts · · · · .. , · .. · 2 for aSc Fresh ~ 1 lb. 53c Sunset Stati~n . . ·- CAMPS IDE BEA ~~~... 's bag . • • - • • • ~-:.:·~t ·················· To . 6 oz. ' Chac;olate COYI!red Chl!rrio~,: · · · box 49c . . ·. ., - FREE!Iuy 2 cans, get ane FREE Heinz- new real autdoar flavored 40z. can 19c • Point Rock 990 Q,n your Dial Your SHORTENING .,.iltf)t lllr.,JI~J··\'·'1'1. • 1'tl.....,.l Cl»ttq110t11 U IILDI'r ALWAYS ~ . • , . lllltl =~h~~GL~~ll~~ool The Dis· '1:30 triet survey cortlmlttee wiU nport 8:00 Thursday at '1:30 p.m. to Syracuse Grade School. The public !s invit- 9:00 10:00 ed to attend this meeting. Midday Matinel: F'emlcine '!'oueh Lioeroce LJfp With Elizabeth Afternoon Fil~ i'es.Uval Super Serial Time • Br~ch - -- · Cocoanut Bon Ions · · · · · , · · · · · · , lb. 39c 13 12:30 1:30 2:15 2:45 3:00 4:30 • • • Gloria Mix · '; · · · · · · · · · · · · · 13 oz. bag 29c $wiftning 11:05 Scanning the Weather ll:IO The ~.ate .~how SIGN OFF... PRAYER Ne~.:hbors . :~ - Brac:h'• lt.:oo NeW.-: J2:15 INSTANT C:OFFEE ' ' Cre1m Filled a:oo The ~i"g P&yur( 3:30 Dob Crosby Sbt~w 4:00 Brighter Day •:15 Secret Storm 4:30 Edge of l'ligbt 6:00 Earhr Show a:~ Les Paul&' M:ary · F~d · 6:30 Your Esso Rtporter 6 : ~ · Sports Parade 6:55 Weatherman 7:00 Shop on Televlsion 7: 1~ Dou.glas Edwarl! 7:30 My Friend Flicka 8:00 West Point Story 8:30 Playh:uu.se of Stars 9:00 Crusader 9:30 Hlghw_!ly Patrol 10:00 'l'he Line trp ·· · to:30 P:~r~on to Person. FRIDAY CHANNEL 11:44 Sign On 11 :45 Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon News Maxwell House CHRISTMAS CANDIES 4 ...... for tht thne L'a, X for""~ q:~_P IUaltt ltttere, ..... ttotMt. tM lenrth and ,..,...,. fl tbt wor& u, 1U IUII.U. IMit da¥ tilt tod• lettert ' " ........ • A - •· _ H .. ~e·1 lie said he would veto every requell "lor tile ·-le<lloD ol 1111' I ........ .. __ E •. &H"""" . -· '-·· t, IIIDct... IJ,It.to-.. e. -"1""' 14iil. , ~~it~~~~ ,, u. 11 11•. _1 IJ, llel,.. 111 • •raft J'r. Tltlt 1-lnf ; 1..00..1 ' 11. ''· IPWllftJ lof 11. llilcopt , If, CIDo ' \ II, 20· Small. ''· ll!ooM4 · · , lll!IW• ,. IS. God ID. D......, 11 .... Carroll Snowden, Mr11. Roy by other city worker• would b1nklf.n4riGa, Ml11 Phylll, Snowden, rupt the eity• ...... ~ lwlck, Joetta Kay ErieSensenbrenaer sa~d tht Alary boo1t Cor pollee aad otber1 would take mort tUD . . . atlUlon "tr.at we do oot bave." · -- t~l '"'""'Ill ;c 11.- 41Jpa lawlJn.-a, Mn Joe Phii- . ... w::: U.lnoect COLUMBUS, O. (UP) City Council today .ebedultd a 1peclal budaet HAlon to fiCW"' out where to aet the money ror a 20 per cent pay raise couneiJ approved for policemen. __ _.....,_ _ _ _ _ 11 :00 J1:15 Daily Sentinel ·DayBook 20 Percent Pay Increases Draw Fire From Mayor ~~~o~a~a~a. ell¥-" 9:00 9o30 lY.., WHTN-TV Channel13 ·. ·_ Mayor M. E. Senaenbrennet opUpl, Ml'l. Earl Slack, Mra. Jim posed the lnereue. charalna the Ve Meter, llrl. Homer Pe.rter, raise alon1 with similar requests PauUno, 7:4:1 8:00 8:30 :======::::-:----:-- I Ar. ODDd and About I Holtie Ta)'lor. Mrt. Reva ColUna, )(n. Everett r:oy. Mra. Ross fllhqler pd. dauabtet , Debbie, )Ira. Cbarltt Sldera and dauahter, Jean Kill M•a:lne Rumfteld, Mrs . GerlhllM Burte, Mra. Lelia Rumileld 6 :55 7:00 7:30 Queen For A Day Modern Rornal.ltes Cc.me.d~ 1'ime Aunt Dru bow FJau and Scrucga Show .News Picture Sports Eye Weathercast Crunch and D~a Dinah Shore Sh.ow IreC News Yoo Bet Your Lile Dregnet Peoolt-'" Choice · The F~ llll•w . Lux' V1deo Theatre News Headl!bes ··· Weathfrcasf P-ress lliox Ton-igbt Sign Off Rev. Floyct W"o'rkman will hold a three night services at the Methodist Church beginning Thursday CHANNEL 8 evenint. 11:00 Captain Kansaroo Miss Evelyn Cummins employed 9:00 Mornin2 Show at the AmP-r.1,can Legion State 10:00 Garry Moore --~~~~~~=~~~ Dept. spent the week end with her 10:30 Arthur Godfre-y ----~ 0 _:___:cc:::::::::-:::::~= ~parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum- 11:30 Strike It Rich die 1930's and won the involun- rnins. S,he will begin school at 12:00 Valiant Lady ~Lary sking championship. AccOrd- Bli ss College, Columbus, in Jan- 12:1.!5 Love or Life ing to a Mr. Westbl'ook Pegler, uary. 12:30 Stareh For Tomorrov. Gallico's previous skins has been Pa. 12:45 Guiding Light 'With Robe, 1f1Hil'k , confined to Ule beginners' ramp Mrs. Laura Heio-Jy is spenrling 1:00 Katie'11 Kitchen I was out In the bush when. our aian1 in the twimminJ and that at Abercrombie and Fitch; several wee]{~ with her daughter. I :.SO As the Wo.-Jd Turru little battery r•dJo Informed me it. wu a v•l'f .1'0'~ !IP.,Il-_1 ~m 2:00 01;1r ~is• Brooks And the only spurts 1 consider Mrs. James ~bteppard at Akr.on. that the Ru11ians h•d pulle4 ahead ~IJr aurprlsed tl1Jt ~Y tn· duller than Greco-Roman ressles Mr. and 'Ars. Floyd Cummins 2:30 Housepr,rty J[ the Americans in 'the OJrmpie tto,tlueed a JPirlted datlict beGaml"s in Meibourne, Australta. t't'een unwmed eivUi•aa and Ru• and competi!ive ealilthenica ore were iUests of her parents, Mr. 3:00 7be B.g Payoff rhey had accrued a flock of gold s~a ~. TMJ have bad a Jot swimming, running, jumping, put- and Mrs. .M:. P. Adams, Zanesvllle, 3:30 Bob Crosbv Sh\lw. ting .the 4rot, burl~.tbe javelin, lost week. _ rnedab for winning tbe Grtt()-Ro- of praettc.e at that ~ latelJ, diving, b.rget-.shoDtltig, archery. Mrs. Franics Webb, Miss Bess 4:00 Br!ghter Day man wrt:!stle!J danruff scratching One or th.e chief reasOns an hopscoth lind squat tag, aJI of Slaughter and Mlu Florenc·e Cum- 4:15 Seor:>t Storm 1nd physicp.i jerks and h•d roll,cl Obtnpiad iS"" silly ia Ulat in the which st'em tobe performed in mins spent a day at Parkersburg 4:30 Edg~ of Night up a 11iz~able advanta$e. •• I ~eard e:¥e of ~e ·Rusailra&. 11t Jeas;t, the 5:00 The ~rly Shftt shopping. It through tbe squawks, wblatJefl ~n ~at aren't wo~•~:,and the short pants and count points. 6:25 Le!ll Paul & Mary Fot<d Mrs. F. A. Cadle spent over the I alWiiYI enjoyed tb"e equestriun lnd hoot~ of our noble llttlfa. sef. wqmen Lhat aren't men are all 8:30 Your Ea!!k. Rep.nte:t 1 do not beleive that the Russi- pr.o1 anyhow and bav.e done noth- events because occasionally .a rid- ;~~=~a;;~thath:a:::g~~~~-Miss 6:4!J Sports Parade ms' medals Included any for a.b.op- )na: but practke atble~'• lout to er feJI and broke his neck. And then I think of all the horse shows Mrs. L. L. Nice spent several 6:55 We:!lherman !fling, although well Lbey mla:bt ri1le-ehooti~g .since they were 1 covered and smile. days last wcr>k with MTS. Elsie Ad>ecausc that beefy broad, aboJ t~a. I beheve ther. a:et special 7:00 Art Linkletter &~ tht Kids 1 always liked hurdles £or mure ams of Pomeroy. ~utter Nina something, wat _too~ ~pons or a - ~"_«h.ot at a 7:H5 Douglas Elward~ ·ested in London for pJnchlna lfui\~~tartan ror profd:~e~ m these or less the same reason. The sound. Mrs. D. v. Hill . Billie Hill and of snapping shins on a clear rtHy Elta M<~e Hdl attended a plastic 7:30 Sgt. Preston of the Yukon adie11 hats and ' created a marvel- -mattefl. · "'' ms scandiil. n aeem11 to me that the Olym- is distinctly pleasant. · party Tuesda.r iii ·. he home O( Mrs. 8:00 Bob Cummings Show The popular suspi~ion 1~ En-, pie• lost a Jot of luster -en cr~l . :I'Qe L+nly . thinf \ ~J.,sh is th,at Jame!l CD1p,eQter ·a t Ootcas, ' SMwer . ~1 ~tm :land was that .1!ti~ Jady SbQtpUt· lng the broad watera, .... 00 Ions- ~omebody woflht Invent a poirit Mr. ari.d MH. EV~rht J. Traey of H:ao· 9o30 ' I.'W'Iw~_, 00 . ·• er-cum-thW!f was not a lady at all er &t;J adventure du.e '\0' cheap system for th(' Olympic11 by which Polneroy· sp'ent Saturday with U:OO 1lp t'o tJie Minute News but a gentleman in cheap clothinJJ. plane fares . J can sti!l remember everybody would lose. We could their cousin, Mrs. J. D.. Roush. rhe theft of the hots was broadlY Jesse Owens making burna out of ~ave a lot or useful newsprint that other ,guest~' were Mr. and Mrs. 11:05 Scanning the Weather lxplained by the suppositiDn that the Na111. I can remember "Little way and devol(' it to fuller cover- Laurence R011sh of Syrafmse. Sun- ! 1:10 The Late Show .be burly !hotputter was stealin.a Neil" Holm•' lracu with the prln- age of all lht~ privatl" wnrs that day guests were Mhs Bmss Slaug· them to luke home to hi~:~ wife. ce of bores, Avery Brundake, and the friendly r.ompPtitors are now let and Sharon and. Nancy Roush Such is life in the soviets these I ean vaguely recall that they fl&ht ing outside Australla. of Fairview. lay!!. You can't even u•ll the play- tnok pOor old Jtm Thor~'s med- (C opyright. 1956, by United FeaMrs. J . D. Roush was dinner !rs with a scorecard. •. ala away tram blm for belna a tu-:e Synd i<'ate, Inc.) guest Sunday of Mr. and Ml'i. Har'l'his was pos~lbHy the ~illiest. ol pro. · old Grimm. CIIANNEL13 11i the Olymp1ads, st~rtm1 w1t~ This . b&~rdly seems fair when Miss Bess Slaughter spent Fri- 11:44 Sign On the ract Lhat the Aus.des . dldn t you conlider that all amateu 1· day wit.h Mrs. Howard Grah1111 of 11:~ Cartoon- Club ·oally know how to run 1l and athlele! are pros anyhow, whethet· Hogset~, W. Va. forbade all the equt!strian events they take their loot under the tab Norman IJ.oush of Ohio Unlver· 12:10 Noon News Cur rear of hoot-and-mouth dl- le via expente accounts or In hock slty will an-ive Friday to spend 12:15 Neighbors sease. Various nations got hurt ablu Wl!l.cbea. his Christmas vacat.'o!l with hia 12:30 Midday Movie Matinee feellni due to wars and sturr and The ohly lltlct.ly ama~ur .pep. pareQb, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold 1:00 Feminine Touch dropped out. formance I can recall wia when . Roush. 2:15 t..·;berace The radi<! said, ~bough, that PeW Gallico, •n owl-eyed 11ports Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roush 2:45 Life With Elizabeth a day wlth their unele avd 3:00 Afternocf\ ."'lim F~stival the Hungarians whtpped the Rut- writer, reu "fl•n Alp in the midMr. rmrt Mrs. Wright Roush 4:30 Super Serial Tim ..' PARTY ANNOUNCED IJ A 1L ChiiUcothc. Children of the Sacred Heart A.caoQ I. Orteva . ...,_. Mrs. Mildrt'd Chapman and chU· 5:00 Mickey Mouse Clu·D 11 School will hove "their Christmas 6:()(1 . Buffalo Bill. Jr. , Vlpe' ~ .,.,.. 1. Dolup 8 4 party Dec. 20 at 1 L a.m. in the dren spent Sunday wlth her mo1. rootlike •· Pm.,,. church auditnriuln . They will en- ther, Mra. J. S. Qwick of Syracu.se. e:30 Five s•.ar 'Final ' ....I..MrL J. D• .bvlh- 7:00 Kul!:IR , Fra1. 'v: Ollie ,, :::::;... ~onouo ..,. joy treats 11nd there w11l be a play 1 ..,....., ~ bOck 10. ~: presented ~Y the first three grades. 7 : 1~ John Daly & the New:t CHESTER ¥n. " : 4~ 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 6:45 ping. ·Mr;-F.dna RuA~tll. M~ - Hate1 Tay. to,_ Mn. Atpt.a Plummer, Mn. Bechner, Mra. Eat her IGarnet Klme11, Mra. M;vrtle Donahue Mra. Refre1hmenta of . 1andwlche•, Earl Klnl. ·Mn, Thelma )ty 11 U, p-Ickle.-. eooklea and c-oftet were Mu. Guy Swldlt_7, Jln. Lee My· Jtrved to Mrs. Ira Wolfe, Mn. ers Mra E o CttQman Mra Jocarl DenntMn, Mrs. Chris Diehl, an 'May,'~. Floyd llumfield, 'Mrs. Krt. Robert Canady, Mrs. Dayton Dorothy Nicholaon, Mra. ·Effie Den Pu100•. Mn:. William Butk Sr.. nlson. )Jn. Clarenrt Ch.ufl, Mra. Ethel - - - - -- &Aowdea, :y.... Ethl'll NelAOn, Helen Nelaon, M'lu Birdie Haley, Mrs. Ftut~ .M.n. Nick Grue11e1' and aon, Mite . Mn. Irene Tom, Wtu Hila'h Barker, Mra. Von Price MetMdi~;l 7:00 Today 9:00 Col!ee Time ; 0:00 Ding l)()ng Sehoet 10 :30 The Prict' Is Right !I :00 Hvme 12 00 Tic Tac Dough t2 .3Q It Could Be You t :00 Current ., ?.:00 Camera GV&s 'fo SCJtool 3 :00 Matinee Theatr( 4:0· Queen Flr A Day 4 :45 Modern RomaDcel ~:00 C01,1edy Tim~ 5:30 Aunt Dru S.hOW' 6:00 Wild Bill Hicko~ . 6:30 News Picture 6:4B bporrs Eye 6:55 Weathercast 7:00 Dr. Hudson's Journal 7:30 Eddie Fisher Show 't .45 NBC News &:00 The Life of Blley 8:30 Wal-ter Win,cb.ell Show 9:00 On -Trial 9:30 Big story 10:00 · CavliJc-ade o.f Sport1.1 10:45 Famous Flgflts ·· 11 :00 News Headline! 11 :1!1 Wea!:,eicasi 11 :20 Prell~ Box ll :30 Toniebt I 12:30 Slgn 'Ofi· ll :OO Hbme 4:00 IDn FRIDAY __ Channf'l 9 6:55 Si&:n On 12:00 Tic:! Ta<! Dough 12:30 . It Could Be Y-:~u 1:00 Current ~:00 Par1un's. . St~dy 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 MatlnPe Theahe Community Hall SD,turday evening 10:(¥1 - - Kqene the Thursday WSAZ 6:M Sign On 7:00 'foday 9 :00 Coffee Time 10:00 Din~ Dong School 10:30 The· Price Is Right y C RQ SS W 0 R0 camp >nd resort sites 9: visits to swimming places four; fteld tnspecUons on rodent and insect control 896; garba·Qe, refuse and nuisances not Included above 119; dairy farm lns\"'ctlons 298; fOOd service establishments Inspected, 142, total hmes Inspeded, 411. There were 232 dairy farms approved and seven milk plants O'K'ed after 37 £ield Inspections. Vital s!atistlcs recorded : Births 198, deaths 206. still births two, l'!fant deaths three, death• due to prematurity one and premature births 12. In their soare time, and In addition to their regnlar dntv the eomml~&loner and nurses gave talks regarding health prob· lema at many Parent-Teacher meetings, soclti ~roups and countv Instituter. Durin~ the vear the sanitarian traveled 12,· 246 miles. the two nurses 13 854 miles. _. Doe• onvone dQubt thai all th I• wor k In th • nrPvP.n II nn ,,. ••r• nl 41sease would ha1•• rosl tndlvldu•ls $.,6,098! Jnst be thankfullhat we have an cfClclent health department ' The WSCS of ' Church wUl hold ·, soci_al in the ....,.I WSAZ -TV Channel3 af while there were 34 visits. Preschool children, 19 new cases. 324 visits , four in behalf visits; sctlool children, 74 new cases, 170 visits and 106 visit.~ and phone calls in behalf of children. The:e _were 1,212 phys1 cal inspections made by the hea1th commlSSJoner and nurses In the crippled children phase: 43 new cases, 141 visits, Ill ll d lt h Jth 108 new visils in beha_lf of. at~ll phone ca ~;_a u ep ' . ca-ses, 349 visitS, 106 In behalf of VlSJts and phone calls, ~~n- ' tal health, four new cases, eight visits, one in behalf ~( vtstt. Tuberculosls- smaU x.rays taken at the mobile u~tt 2,763 : larg' x-rays taken, some as result of mobHe unit vtsit, 76 ; cheat dinlcs he1d , H; new cases, "fmspects, and contact~. 111; old ~'&lies coni.acts and suspects seen, 119. TubercLJlosJs pro· ' · · 81 · b h If 0 f · 't 5 a n d gram--109 new cases, 384 VISits, tn e a VIS! phone calla. LETART FALLS I • Protnu ~~ tbe Mn&ef'l tbe pou.p. Tben, lin. Vera Dod· Can- expl~DCd daat &1M com•W;rfe Tbe MCOOd , . . .taUo.a WU en-at U.. pluo. Tldii *It wu l)re- 1011 IUbm:UI.td. a tre.IUler'l report bar .et Miele friO,_ Uit purcbaM., Utlo4 " C - I t Cuot<>...-· aad _..,. .. tile ..ala lor lhe ol $111-Jt ~>~~Moe lo tile '""""'· ol ,..,. ,..... oqlllpoaeot audl • tJPAI!aed bow 10111e of lh~ ~ ben of ~ l!•lll' Fourth Slle ttpor!od • prolk ol ''0'-"9 , rum rlrlp projooter. film llrlpo tom.a eDJo)'ecl b)' ptnON at Cbrlat Grade. a r-ellt qqbeUJ. supper spon- 1 liltenlq alkam,. two, H!CGinl maa time bact their betinnlJtu. A - . ......... ollluo PTA ~d by liN PTA. Plf!Yut, ood tWO auto horpt. fit preeeded tbe - ~ -,........ Tile poup beat4 1 report that wa~ also &ina to the Bor 8eout tiona. TIM meeUQ in ~ tbe 80,- Scout :ru.nd Drive In th• DriVe. ()f hnident l'cnmu~ IOwa had . PMMd the f200 r.lart The PTA went on retOrtl 11 fM. Kn.. Juet Surflee. teeJ'I'llrJ, and tben ha~ to 1 report froiD Jng wlJJin1 to hel_p the Cub Bcoutl lfead the miDuta aJ tbe pre-vlotQ Prirlc:lpal Charlie Carr of the Bud- of the towo In their drive fCII' meetlnJ wtdda ~ t.PPJ"Oved b)' let and F.:loarw:e Committee. Mr. funcb to purehue unllorm1 • readina JI'OU.P told the atory. Miss Pearl Powel.l spent several days with her mother, Emma Powell. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welch are announcing the birth of a daujh· ter borned Dec. 3. She has been named Bonnie Lu. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs . Jake Van Meter. Mr. and MT S Lawrenct: Bush and daughtt'r, Mrs. Connle Bush, Mr . and l.Jrs. Willard Pigott and daugh ters were SUllday dinner guest!! of Mr. and Mrs. Ri1ey Pigott. Hoyt Curtis, who is emplvred on the M. V . Leigh is spending h,i.s vacation with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and son, and Mrs. Evelyr\ White spent · Saturday evening with M-r. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Revival meeting is in pr'ogres~ at the Mt. Olive Church. DEVOTtll 'TO INTERI!STS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Entered aa aeeond class mailina: matter at the PQIIt Dfflee 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 13, 19!1e , MT.OLIVE .... ... • ' - ~~ j, - Easy 1o peel, dellclo01 to eal - large•size . SEEDLESS TANGELOS · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · ··· · · ·· · · · · · · · dozen 59e Exlrafane1 ' · GOLDEN DQICIOUS APPLES · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · 41b. bag 49e Full of IWftt jui<e FLORIDA ORANGES · ·· · · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · 3 dozen $1.00 f'lne for baJdn.tl RUSSET PoTATOES · · · · ·· ·· · · · · ·· ·: · · · · · · · · · · · · 10 lb. bag SSe RED RIPE TOMATOES · ··· · ·· · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · ·· ·· · tube 25c Marsh SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUif . ' . . ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ..... • • .• • • • • • • • • • 1 • • . •• ,, .. ' ·- ; �. . . ·. ' • • ' " I lliD,y Sentinel, Pom~·JIJ!ldlePort, 0 ., Dee. 13, 1958 ' ' ' Todays Sports REIGNING MONARCH • • By Alan MIMP By OSCAR FRALEY Unl'-d Preu Sport& Writer SYDNEY, AUstralia UP -Au• trian booll;jes have post.e d Uteir stan at 10 to 1 or beUer as favorItes to whip the Unite!{ State11 ill the Davis Cup r'hallenge round and p- Mnnb pMmOtfj;l' hell lCHmH heartily concurred tOday with the one-sided odds. "It ill a shame but our teUows h.aven't got a prayer Wiatt the Allstrallans.'' Krame11 said as Ji.e sat In his hotel room directing hi.! Australlan pro tour. •·our stars of the momeal are ver)' dim ones and tbere are no new ones glltt.edng on the boriJon. Vie Seius. our top ma,n. is over the hill and h~ certalnlJ doesn't figure to win any ruat~:be~" It loqks aa U it'a f,rue "hat they said about Dixie- NDrth Carolina st.,te isn't kingpin any more. For nine o( Lbe last 10 years, Coacll Ev~rett Case guide4 State's Wolfpack to a conference cham- which shares the 18th rantlag Niagara. sank 51 per cent o1 lt8 shots in defe.rtloa Princeton, 87• 58. ln ot.her ht.&na: a:u.m.ea Wednts- plon&blp and a htgli national, rat- da)' ni$bt: Purd,ue led ·au the w~ Ing. That's whf pre-season whi.s- in beating De Paul, 83-78, de.spite pen from the Southland ttult State 29 points by De Pa~'a Dick Hels; · -,·~n 1 t up to par were' bard to be- Loyola of Cl:laago tyned up for a Frlday da1.e with Francisco's ! ('. nation~ cb.alnplons by drubbing : ut C1ernsen surw:ise<l Tuesday TeJas edged ni&Jlt by uPieltiJli the-,'.Pat.ck, 96-94 Kalamaaoo, 8~7; Oklahoma, 68-e2; Vll1 downed feil.' t4Je first time In 15· years and Randolph Macon, 81-66; Harvard Wed.Desday night came the real beat Tufts, 71-59 ;·PrOvidence de· 11bqckQ~ Soutb• Carolil1J'8 runa- feated Brown. 73-61 ; and Western '7'-81 victory over ~ate. the 1\tichigan edi:ed Toledo, 81-75. Gamecoek win ir1 Case's Western Kentucky, ranked 12th reign. nationally, and St. Louil, conquerIn c:ontraat. to the Clemson or of Kentu('ky earlier this week, •'squeakell", South CaroUna led all both face tollj!}J. uslanrnents in the way the f.\rst 10 minutes feature g4mt!s tanlcb.t. Western 'fillth a halftir:ne margin, tangles with Seton Hall at New f<llUillt , ,;,;,;_uraijy that eut York's MadiJion Square Garden, m early in the whfle -st. Louis plays bost to Te~aa apd Uten breezed Christian and its bi&b·scoring Dick F.rtd: ~ntz and Ray O'NeaL '':~~ · t<l\· U\ AW!' l8 'points, relead Sopth Carolina. san ty and received man,. lovetrtlfta. Those 1ttandina nr1 111'11 Panll)" Fry, Mn. ThomlUI Gdnlttad, Mrt. Clil( Roush, Mrs. William JkFatland, Mri. Dougla1 AlUler, MH. Clyde Rice, Mta. James f\ou.b, Mn. Thelma Ca~hArt and Mra. Heater Field~ o! Li.ncola Patk. )l(lclgao. the t..w-el - CIW CJub ••• held Moodtl ~venine at the Pomerov American Leaton H,ill. A tur~ey d inner waa aerved • by tM Auxiliary ol Drew Webater Poet. T'lblea Yfere detorated wltb bolly, po1JUettiBI lbd red CA111il111. J'.ollowlnJ tlle ~nn~r the &roup ~- lUJ J.. ... ~---"ii' 1110 -... · .,,.... '--....,._._,.~_,..4f'#-'"'·""' J. . ............... . ..... - - ...., I '* ..,.,.,,.,... J• ,. • ~.' ~andPiiab~ ••• eaay to wear ll11il0 ~ ,< : BRQAD RlJN .. Canasta Club Is Entertained Here . ENGLISH WALNUTS · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · · · ·: · · ll 49t ' .... SHELL • Earl .... ........... Middleport Stores wom•n are "'J{tl~ ' ' lb.39c Large ASsortment OF WIU IE Christmas Caf\dy OPEN TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY, Dec. 14th J1fa tollS OVER N-On Display · These Jueita Will 'bt ~ . lJ>' ~7, &\ ~ et!. .Y from the rankt_ G.C .Ut-lnl, aDd. • •, . .. "' by _ord,~ ~ men. who no lo~r ate in U,.. JDai.D ~ Pnlldtitt, C. II. Hennet.tr. stream of eommuzt,it)' JlriDf, M Mrs. Ste..,art Harrit entotalned discussed durinc: the Uona meet· (12)"1,, tit her Canat~ta Cltm Wednetdt.y after tog, it wa1 suQettect thlt ellldNa noon at her home oo..Maln Street and . • • COME AND SEE OUR erated Ctu.t,eb. SIMONS MARKET w... S&. ••U n- member,d" tluriDI Qlllilnlll boll bolt "11'b0 . . . . . . . . t!• old men?" · Mrs. Harrill serVed snowbatl lee c, E, HM"1f. tre:.lllD cook:les alld· c.Qflqe \Q· tlaolfJ Wed~ ..... named abo.ve and X:eilneth lor tbe ....q: .,._• . Melllhinney. Ml'1. Duver !Uee, were eemp!!tt4. Mts. Harold Johnson, Mrtl. Philip Bailey, Ml'o. Rondo~ llWilPbrol!L ,(:""" "'""'._ Wo4 .• ,!>··~,I The next meeting will be held to member Jto1i: ~ · for ebainntn the first week in January at the outstanding serviee or the recent SEOL Ban·h ome of Mrs. Rice. li'OOII~ vn. SHOE STORE ' • ........;; Mrs. Purl Parter-, Prlzea ·were won by Mrs. Doa~d Lowel!y and: Mn. Pa~ Tal~ ROUSH•s I -·· -· ,. ••·~~- -,~ ..... ~...-. . .... • • F·or. p- Kindn~ e ·, · PIWHJatJOO r _._ ,_ A "A Symbol ol Cltrl.ttaln." Tbe follow lnf r~adlna:a were JiVtD, "The Cbri1tma1 Spirlt," Mn. E. J . Tracy; "A December Twill,ht," Mra. Charlet Diehl; "To Keep Chrbtme,a," Mra. Merlin TUt'Y' and "Don't Blame the Children,.; ~ ..., • Local.U.O..M mhen CUe lJl - ~~.... - t.'' Present were those named above and ·Mrs. Phil Wise Mrs. Ira Wellman, Mrs. D4na Oliver, Mra. Joe Evana, Mrs. Richard Karr Sr., Mrs. AIJen EiciUnger, Mrs. WUllam Soulsby, · Mr~. Erne•t Powell, Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Gerald Kelly, r,trs. Lou Di,.hl, Mrs. Robert Bow- 1110nt Hoyt, Jobn JiiJen, •nd en, Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Mrs. po:eks Into Bill Andersoil'f ~-er•• Uoyd Wright, Mrs. Lawrence members by Mt. aftcl Mh, kindnesses and lwlp U.lhotr Smith and Mrs. Glen Thompaon. , The January meeting will be undertaken added aid tA ,,. . beJd at the home of Mrs. Orville /It speclal feature of tht. Allen with Mrs. Pearl Parker aa mas party next weet ·P:I&M.t!S co-hostess. the Lions club will b.e for, member to · brine an "o\dtr" to the reJUlar meetlna (n tbe I SMOPP'ING ~ ~ - · -~ ' ' The eroup waa aurpriltd by a visit h'om Sallta who aave 1 readiaa. '1rbe N1iht Before Chriltmaa" and di.slrlbuted Sun.bine Sister gifts 1md the exfhanie a:iftJ. During a short buslnea aesslon the flub vote-d eontribuUons for Christmas basketa for needy fao\· illes, · ,.ter- POR \ LAST MINUT. . ....... ,...,.;c......................- ~ of...,. CbriHmu carol• IU ...... Better Health beta responded to roll nB w~ the are Mr. and Mrs. .....v.cil l'coulo Cootly Aetuall¥, fo~ cost N . C. State whlclt was p,layed at ~,tto,: c: Soutb Carolina from. tbe charity line S~te ' bad only 14 five, wiping out 1o fouiO:M1ket· 'edge !rom the ... . ..... 1" Tho IIUlUll ChrW.Z..t •t If \ ~ .. BetterHeQitltCiultEn)oyed·Chr&shMs Oinner At Pome.roy Legion 8uilcting • BlllTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mrs. GeOJ1• QUver are. announcing the reeent birth of. a 6 pound 11 Ill ounce son, Gil')',· Wil~ Bon, born at tbe Sch•ilkel CUnie in' · Mallon. The maternal graJ14DUenta Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCalllater w. va. "and . . . . . . ... _...., .... !No,ven>b"' tueethSJ· at. tilt home o1 Mrs SybJJ SQllth. Tbe -OJW,t Wll JlVto< II l~priH blrthdaf .par- 1 with ' •• MAl, IMl-'11 II - I N Tbe Good WIU Cllll> ~ lhelr N. Cartilina State Newest Victim.~f Surprise Losses Parade . I ' DO YOUR , 'i /. L .. ' .. -~ CHRISTMAS .PIANO went down in aa "the best of it1 yet lta.Jed" anvwber• Ia SOUlbfastern OI¥a-. 'Jbe hlJI\IIW of member \Vi11b ·L eadingham was ,oted with ap. p:oprl.a.. remarb. Aten Shain p~nt~ his gue1tt. Robert e.r. an.d Otl• Trevy hil, Glenn Catlett, Wheeling, W. Vll. A fUm "Operati4ln Ivy" "'!hle!h depided the preparation and firing of the hydrotten bomb last sum~ waa shOWJI. SALE! "arn- ' Easy to asaemble Hear reallto.dio Programt Plenty of Action With This Toy FOR A $6.95 CHRISTMAS GAME$ ..., Monty Two Por the Money 164.000 Queatlor'l Qui• Scrabble Monopoly , IJUENOS AitR&S • Pasrual Pe- Farm Set , ·· · , .. · $3.50 Lara:~. Barn, Aflllmala, WaJon, Slto Reml!t• Control Cars 1.98 Jeeo. Armored Car, Telephone Truck Airpl• kits · ·· .. · · · 39c AU PJastle Cash Regi1ttr · .. · $2.98 Tom Thumb, Greattlt value in Toys BasbtMII .. , .... $4.95 _ ROCKn LAUNCHING TRACK Coabame Jewelry :::,::,:;:,$1 Per!•111e Spny , .2.11 .· . Dreooer Set .. ' $10 .00 Amity Key Kadd)'l U Jeweled Wal<heo $8.95 lhMifon-Now Cu•tom - By Cimicr .. LOO.. &l TIESE FAMOUS IRIIIDS •Baldwin • A.crosettlc •Gvlllrellten •wurlih:er $25.00 Down $4.00 W..kly n:s, YOU CAN TRADE-IN YOUR OLD PlANO Men's Cartridge PE_N . $2.95 "''""aRs Craftsmo• Enaemble 20PrM ........ - ~· TopCoats THI!:RE'S · Something. At • 1 .. ·· Tweeds, Gabardines,. Slz~ 36 to 44, BIIJ lor Christmas al Great SIIVInp, STIFFLER$ • For IYeryone On<YourChriltmos Ust • 25.00} BIGINNING MONDAY, DEC. 1Tib ()Pet EVENINGS ...-r1 9 P.M. . • • .... . . ,..;na. . L~ . The ceffM with the "Pitk.Up" Flavar. 134 182 160 488 FOR HIM . . · (['(!A test Ughtc~ . ,• ., . . . . • .. Pure, all,..tl•ble ohortanina. s • vp fw your Ch~ WlllinMds. · Side dump Tnetor Trliler , 98e Ronson Lighters $5,95 6 ' 143 126 194 463 118 117 12t 408 169 187 125 481 110 1~0 . 142 463 VIM 612 743 2299 h.GD • •• • Til_lliAY IEEF, I. S. fOIT.tiAIEI Regular U2.50 Val~e. Smart Style, Buy now and save at StifUers. $2.98 ' . . ;;.:~ . ,- '1 ~ •• "' "' Tbt'f!ne beef that'11 t·~ 10 ~out of 10. M...e~~nc~., witMut Reg. $35 · MUiiell! Rolnl!ow Top • , , • ·' Pink. Blut!, Crystal WQfldA 60 00 60 180 784 810 698 2298 · lhootl ltoeketl ~-~ Launchlne Pfat"""t lunlngltiP By Blanchard' Jawellte ·Han.dicap Totals Cla5s Met For Devotions And Bible Studies Sport Coats NEW YORlt Garden -Cai-melo Ccl&ta, 129~, Brooklyn, outpointed Pal.ll Jorcem;en. 127:Y4, Port Ar· thQ(, TeX:alt 10. . ... lh. . tO'to/ot., .ArgentlnB, outpointed Conrado Morl'!yra , 113 111!, Chile 10. non-title. :35C Guarall\ltll•~ •••••••a•••••••••••••••••••••••••,.•••~•• .Roast. ~ ~ .':":"'."" ....... 7pc Fish Sthks. ~ ~ :. S::: $tOO Wi••en ~~· ,....... foley .. ... s•· ........._ •11..............-:ii~.~·- " Men's I Reg., $~2.50 Beat TtM C9ock .. .20 ·• New Spinet Pianos Must Be Sold before Christmas and to do so the 2 - Bob's ore wh,eeling and dealing again , They will meet or beotonydeol you cqn find. round Beef '' j How Christmas Is Noted In other ..N •••• ,, ,........ ....... ..... .• •• •·•., 2.....- 211 ...,... ..... .__,... , ... •.. ····~········•····· · Potatoes~ ..,2~!11 43c Lands Is Studied Pi•apple .·. K,_ Crwhod, • 2 '!: • ..... • Spinet Piano 1 lip. $299 Ketura !rom Renlll $329 $1000 Blldwtn Spinet Piano $95 Bal. due $597 ., e Corry, Our Own Accaunh .......... _..,. · s''"" _.:. •,_.. ,. ,z_'.·'......... • ' •• I ....... (?ranges '. 211 sbo ..... •.. .. .... 39c · .Gi'QPtfruit . . .,._....... .3 "'-29; En,l~h Walnub ... ... • 55¢ Vlf...,..~s . • . . •• • ~. . . • ..49•,. T·-- 4~, 49 1 les.·...·il -~ .. _ . IM 11~ · .........hi.......... . . t Extra Smoll Upright Piaao 'l1lwt ·.,.•..••. • """~'f.lM : ' New Spinet Plano USED • . Chrlft~•·r., . tllii!IW • . .. " ' �. . . ·. ' • • ' " I lliD,y Sentinel, Pom~·JIJ!ldlePort, 0 ., Dee. 13, 1958 ' ' ' Todays Sports REIGNING MONARCH • • By Alan MIMP By OSCAR FRALEY Unl'-d Preu Sport& Writer SYDNEY, AUstralia UP -Au• trian booll;jes have post.e d Uteir stan at 10 to 1 or beUer as favorItes to whip the Unite!{ State11 ill the Davis Cup r'hallenge round and p- Mnnb pMmOtfj;l' hell lCHmH heartily concurred tOday with the one-sided odds. "It ill a shame but our teUows h.aven't got a prayer Wiatt the Allstrallans.'' Krame11 said as Ji.e sat In his hotel room directing hi.! Australlan pro tour. •·our stars of the momeal are ver)' dim ones and tbere are no new ones glltt.edng on the boriJon. Vie Seius. our top ma,n. is over the hill and h~ certalnlJ doesn't figure to win any ruat~:be~" It loqks aa U it'a f,rue "hat they said about Dixie- NDrth Carolina st.,te isn't kingpin any more. For nine o( Lbe last 10 years, Coacll Ev~rett Case guide4 State's Wolfpack to a conference cham- which shares the 18th rantlag Niagara. sank 51 per cent o1 lt8 shots in defe.rtloa Princeton, 87• 58. ln ot.her ht.&na: a:u.m.ea Wednts- plon&blp and a htgli national, rat- da)' ni$bt: Purd,ue led ·au the w~ Ing. That's whf pre-season whi.s- in beating De Paul, 83-78, de.spite pen from the Southland ttult State 29 points by De Pa~'a Dick Hels; · -,·~n 1 t up to par were' bard to be- Loyola of Cl:laago tyned up for a Frlday da1.e with Francisco's ! ('. nation~ cb.alnplons by drubbing : ut C1ernsen surw:ise<l Tuesday TeJas edged ni&Jlt by uPieltiJli the-,'.Pat.ck, 96-94 Kalamaaoo, 8~7; Oklahoma, 68-e2; Vll1 downed feil.' t4Je first time In 15· years and Randolph Macon, 81-66; Harvard Wed.Desday night came the real beat Tufts, 71-59 ;·PrOvidence de· 11bqckQ~ Soutb• Carolil1J'8 runa- feated Brown. 73-61 ; and Western '7'-81 victory over ~ate. the 1\tichigan edi:ed Toledo, 81-75. Gamecoek win ir1 Case's Western Kentucky, ranked 12th reign. nationally, and St. Louil, conquerIn c:ontraat. to the Clemson or of Kentu('ky earlier this week, •'squeakell", South CaroUna led all both face tollj!}J. uslanrnents in the way the f.\rst 10 minutes feature g4mt!s tanlcb.t. Western 'fillth a halftir:ne margin, tangles with Seton Hall at New f<llUillt , ,;,;,;_uraijy that eut York's MadiJion Square Garden, m early in the whfle -st. Louis plays bost to Te~aa apd Uten breezed Christian and its bi&b·scoring Dick F.rtd: ~ntz and Ray O'NeaL '':~~ · t<l\· U\ AW!' l8 'points, relead Sopth Carolina. san ty and received man,. lovetrtlfta. Those 1ttandina nr1 111'11 Panll)" Fry, Mn. ThomlUI Gdnlttad, Mrt. Clil( Roush, Mrs. William JkFatland, Mri. Dougla1 AlUler, MH. Clyde Rice, Mta. James f\ou.b, Mn. Thelma Ca~hArt and Mra. Heater Field~ o! Li.ncola Patk. )l(lclgao. the t..w-el - CIW CJub ••• held Moodtl ~venine at the Pomerov American Leaton H,ill. A tur~ey d inner waa aerved • by tM Auxiliary ol Drew Webater Poet. T'lblea Yfere detorated wltb bolly, po1JUettiBI lbd red CA111il111. J'.ollowlnJ tlle ~nn~r the &roup ~- lUJ J.. ... ~---"ii' 1110 -... · .,,.... '--....,._._,.~_,..4f'#-'"'·""' J. . ............... . ..... - - ...., I '* ..,.,.,,.,... J• ,. • ~.' ~andPiiab~ ••• eaay to wear ll11il0 ~ ,< : BRQAD RlJN .. Canasta Club Is Entertained Here . ENGLISH WALNUTS · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · · · ·: · · ll 49t ' .... SHELL • Earl .... ........... Middleport Stores wom•n are "'J{tl~ ' ' lb.39c Large ASsortment OF WIU IE Christmas Caf\dy OPEN TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY, Dec. 14th J1fa tollS OVER N-On Display · These Jueita Will 'bt ~ . lJ>' ~7, &\ ~ et!. .Y from the rankt_ G.C .Ut-lnl, aDd. • •, . .. "' by _ord,~ ~ men. who no lo~r ate in U,.. JDai.D ~ Pnlldtitt, C. II. Hennet.tr. stream of eommuzt,it)' JlriDf, M Mrs. Ste..,art Harrit entotalned discussed durinc: the Uona meet· (12)"1,, tit her Canat~ta Cltm Wednetdt.y after tog, it wa1 suQettect thlt ellldNa noon at her home oo..Maln Street and . • • COME AND SEE OUR erated Ctu.t,eb. SIMONS MARKET w... S&. ••U n- member,d" tluriDI Qlllilnlll boll bolt "11'b0 . . . . . . . . t!• old men?" · Mrs. Harrill serVed snowbatl lee c, E, HM"1f. tre:.lllD cook:les alld· c.Qflqe \Q· tlaolfJ Wed~ ..... named abo.ve and X:eilneth lor tbe ....q: .,._• . Melllhinney. Ml'1. Duver !Uee, were eemp!!tt4. Mts. Harold Johnson, Mrtl. Philip Bailey, Ml'o. Rondo~ llWilPbrol!L ,(:""" "'""'._ Wo4 .• ,!>··~,I The next meeting will be held to member Jto1i: ~ · for ebainntn the first week in January at the outstanding serviee or the recent SEOL Ban·h ome of Mrs. Rice. li'OOII~ vn. SHOE STORE ' • ........;; Mrs. Purl Parter-, Prlzea ·were won by Mrs. Doa~d Lowel!y and: Mn. Pa~ Tal~ ROUSH•s I -·· -· ,. ••·~~- -,~ ..... ~...-. . .... • • F·or. p- Kindn~ e ·, · PIWHJatJOO r _._ ,_ A "A Symbol ol Cltrl.ttaln." Tbe follow lnf r~adlna:a were JiVtD, "The Cbri1tma1 Spirlt," Mn. E. J . Tracy; "A December Twill,ht," Mra. Charlet Diehl; "To Keep Chrbtme,a," Mra. Merlin TUt'Y' and "Don't Blame the Children,.; ~ ..., • Local.U.O..M mhen CUe lJl - ~~.... - t.'' Present were those named above and ·Mrs. Phil Wise Mrs. Ira Wellman, Mrs. D4na Oliver, Mra. Joe Evana, Mrs. Richard Karr Sr., Mrs. AIJen EiciUnger, Mrs. WUllam Soulsby, · Mr~. Erne•t Powell, Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Gerald Kelly, r,trs. Lou Di,.hl, Mrs. Robert Bow- 1110nt Hoyt, Jobn JiiJen, •nd en, Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Mrs. po:eks Into Bill Andersoil'f ~-er•• Uoyd Wright, Mrs. Lawrence members by Mt. aftcl Mh, kindnesses and lwlp U.lhotr Smith and Mrs. Glen Thompaon. , The January meeting will be undertaken added aid tA ,,. . beJd at the home of Mrs. Orville /It speclal feature of tht. Allen with Mrs. Pearl Parker aa mas party next weet ·P:I&M.t!S co-hostess. the Lions club will b.e for, member to · brine an "o\dtr" to the reJUlar meetlna (n tbe I SMOPP'ING ~ ~ - · -~ ' ' The eroup waa aurpriltd by a visit h'om Sallta who aave 1 readiaa. '1rbe N1iht Before Chriltmaa" and di.slrlbuted Sun.bine Sister gifts 1md the exfhanie a:iftJ. During a short buslnea aesslon the flub vote-d eontribuUons for Christmas basketa for needy fao\· illes, · ,.ter- POR \ LAST MINUT. . ....... ,...,.;c......................- ~ of...,. CbriHmu carol• IU ...... Better Health beta responded to roll nB w~ the are Mr. and Mrs. .....v.cil l'coulo Cootly Aetuall¥, fo~ cost N . C. State whlclt was p,layed at ~,tto,: c: Soutb Carolina from. tbe charity line S~te ' bad only 14 five, wiping out 1o fouiO:M1ket· 'edge !rom the ... . ..... 1" Tho IIUlUll ChrW.Z..t •t If \ ~ .. BetterHeQitltCiultEn)oyed·Chr&shMs Oinner At Pome.roy Legion 8uilcting • BlllTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mrs. GeOJ1• QUver are. announcing the reeent birth of. a 6 pound 11 Ill ounce son, Gil')',· Wil~ Bon, born at tbe Sch•ilkel CUnie in' · Mallon. The maternal graJ14DUenta Mr. and Mrs. Joe McCalllater w. va. "and . . . . . . ... _...., .... !No,ven>b"' tueethSJ· at. tilt home o1 Mrs SybJJ SQllth. Tbe -OJW,t Wll JlVto< II l~priH blrthdaf .par- 1 with ' •• MAl, IMl-'11 II - I N Tbe Good WIU Cllll> ~ lhelr N. Cartilina State Newest Victim.~f Surprise Losses Parade . I ' DO YOUR , 'i /. L .. ' .. -~ CHRISTMAS .PIANO went down in aa "the best of it1 yet lta.Jed" anvwber• Ia SOUlbfastern OI¥a-. 'Jbe hlJI\IIW of member \Vi11b ·L eadingham was ,oted with ap. p:oprl.a.. remarb. Aten Shain p~nt~ his gue1tt. Robert e.r. an.d Otl• Trevy hil, Glenn Catlett, Wheeling, W. Vll. A fUm "Operati4ln Ivy" "'!hle!h depided the preparation and firing of the hydrotten bomb last sum~ waa shOWJI. SALE! "arn- ' Easy to asaemble Hear reallto.dio Programt Plenty of Action With This Toy FOR A $6.95 CHRISTMAS GAME$ ..., Monty Two Por the Money 164.000 Queatlor'l Qui• Scrabble Monopoly , IJUENOS AitR&S • Pasrual Pe- Farm Set , ·· · , .. · $3.50 Lara:~. Barn, Aflllmala, WaJon, Slto Reml!t• Control Cars 1.98 Jeeo. Armored Car, Telephone Truck Airpl• kits · ·· .. · · · 39c AU PJastle Cash Regi1ttr · .. · $2.98 Tom Thumb, Greattlt value in Toys BasbtMII .. , .... $4.95 _ ROCKn LAUNCHING TRACK Coabame Jewelry :::,::,:;:,$1 Per!•111e Spny , .2.11 .· . Dreooer Set .. ' $10 .00 Amity Key Kadd)'l U Jeweled Wal<heo $8.95 lhMifon-Now Cu•tom - By Cimicr .. LOO.. &l TIESE FAMOUS IRIIIDS •Baldwin • A.crosettlc •Gvlllrellten •wurlih:er $25.00 Down $4.00 W..kly n:s, YOU CAN TRADE-IN YOUR OLD PlANO Men's Cartridge PE_N . $2.95 "''""aRs Craftsmo• Enaemble 20PrM ........ - ~· TopCoats THI!:RE'S · Something. At • 1 .. ·· Tweeds, Gabardines,. Slz~ 36 to 44, BIIJ lor Christmas al Great SIIVInp, STIFFLER$ • For IYeryone On<YourChriltmos Ust • 25.00} BIGINNING MONDAY, DEC. 1Tib ()Pet EVENINGS ...-r1 9 P.M. . • • .... . . ,..;na. . L~ . The ceffM with the "Pitk.Up" Flavar. 134 182 160 488 FOR HIM . . · (['(!A test Ughtc~ . ,• ., . . . . • .. Pure, all,..tl•ble ohortanina. s • vp fw your Ch~ WlllinMds. · Side dump Tnetor Trliler , 98e Ronson Lighters $5,95 6 ' 143 126 194 463 118 117 12t 408 169 187 125 481 110 1~0 . 142 463 VIM 612 743 2299 h.GD • •• • Til_lliAY IEEF, I. S. fOIT.tiAIEI Regular U2.50 Val~e. Smart Style, Buy now and save at StifUers. $2.98 ' . . ;;.:~ . ,- '1 ~ •• "' "' Tbt'f!ne beef that'11 t·~ 10 ~out of 10. M...e~~nc~., witMut Reg. $35 · MUiiell! Rolnl!ow Top • , , • ·' Pink. Blut!, Crystal WQfldA 60 00 60 180 784 810 698 2298 · lhootl ltoeketl ~-~ Launchlne Pfat"""t lunlngltiP By Blanchard' Jawellte ·Han.dicap Totals Cla5s Met For Devotions And Bible Studies Sport Coats NEW YORlt Garden -Cai-melo Ccl&ta, 129~, Brooklyn, outpointed Pal.ll Jorcem;en. 127:Y4, Port Ar· thQ(, TeX:alt 10. . ... lh. . tO'to/ot., .ArgentlnB, outpointed Conrado Morl'!yra , 113 111!, Chile 10. non-title. :35C Guarall\ltll•~ •••••••a•••••••••••••••••••••••••,.•••~•• .Roast. ~ ~ .':":"'."" ....... 7pc Fish Sthks. ~ ~ :. S::: $tOO Wi••en ~~· ,....... foley .. ... s•· ........._ •11..............-:ii~.~·- " Men's I Reg., $~2.50 Beat TtM C9ock .. .20 ·• New Spinet Pianos Must Be Sold before Christmas and to do so the 2 - Bob's ore wh,eeling and dealing again , They will meet or beotonydeol you cqn find. round Beef '' j How Christmas Is Noted In other ..N •••• ,, ,........ ....... ..... .• •• •·•., 2.....- 211 ...,... ..... .__,... , ... •.. ····~········•····· · Potatoes~ ..,2~!11 43c Lands Is Studied Pi•apple .·. K,_ Crwhod, • 2 '!: • ..... • Spinet Piano 1 lip. $299 Ketura !rom Renlll $329 $1000 Blldwtn Spinet Piano $95 Bal. due $597 ., e Corry, Our Own Accaunh .......... _..,. · s''"" _.:. •,_.. ,. ,z_'.·'......... • ' •• I ....... (?ranges '. 211 sbo ..... •.. .. .... 39c · .Gi'QPtfruit . . .,._....... .3 "'-29; En,l~h Walnub ... ... • 55¢ Vlf...,..~s . • . . •• • ~. . . • ..49•,. T·-- 4~, 49 1 les.·...·il -~ .. _ . IM 11~ · .........hi.......... . . t Extra Smoll Upright Piaao 'l1lwt ·.,.•..••. • """~'f.lM : ' New Spinet Plano USED • . Chrlft~•·r., . tllii!IW • . .. " ' �- BROAD RUN 'I'Mit calling oq lin. 1'hereu ~ Ohlinlet and family during the ' past week were t~r. and Mrs. Rich ard Roue:b and lbree ehildren. Mr. and llrK. Harry Kearns. Mn. BerSha Clark and Larry . Emogene : Roush, Shirl ey Johnson, Janice ·- and Sandra Gibbs -. ' Misses Dorothy and Dori.s Oh: linger and Ju.nior Roush m o ~ored : to RuenJWood Sundly . ~ ~. and Mrs. Jae.k Ord and !am~ Dr were ("ailing on Mr. and Mrs. .. Artie Rou.sh .an d family Ji'riday ; :..venlng. Miss Betty Rous h of Po meroy w~ k e n d. was hom!" for t tle Mr. and Mrs. A . G. Al btn . Mrs. Theresa Ohl1ng('r and Donald Grun •motored to Crook!i vdle, Oh iO Sun- day Mrs. Fannie Clark , Mrs. Lou i ~;e Gibbs, Mrzs. Irene Justis, Mrs. Eun SL Joseph Hospital. Tbey also villited Mrs. Edll b Bumgardner wbo i s in the hospital. Mrs. F . 8 . LJ.tchlield stork s hower for her daughter Mr.s. Elmer Baird Friday even ing Many lovely a nd useful giftl were Marriage Plans Being Announced Ashland Oil Empl{)yes To Share Profit Profit-~ haring c hec ks tot aling $342'.389 are be1 n1:: rl'(e ived thi j; , Week hy 3 850 eligible em pl oyees of As hland Oil & Rcfini n.; Comp· any and 11s sub~idi<~ ry companies. Sinct' the ince ptw n of th is. profit iharing plan tn 194 7. employees have receiv ed $3.775.:!92 a.s extra com Cnsalion in tllc form of emp1oyee-di vide nr:ls whi eh are voted ' received. Refresh ments were served to the folJ owing suests: Mrs. Bertha Clark, Mn. E .s:the l Clark , Mrs. kather ine Rey nolds, Mrs. Luc ille King, Mrs. Susine aEdwards. Mrs. Agnes Edwards, Mrs. Gail Baird, Nan Baad, Vel ma H t~ ird . Mrs. June Litchfit>ld and the honorte M.rs. Elmer Ha1nl. th e Board of D i r ~ et o rs of the Compan y t he samf' a ~:> div idends to stockholders. by ~ Durin g thC' tve n : n~:: ga mes were played wtth Mrs. Hert ha C:ark rcccivm t;: th e door prtzc. Mrs. Alt a Housh. Fra nces and Junior and M1ss Uorothy OhJ.i nger The bonu s paymen l.!i represent a dJs lri bu ti OJl of a portion of the earnings of the Company tn excess Hemsley Touted As Topping List For Mountie Job BROAD RUN Ro!lie He msley, former big lea· gue eatchcr and native :_of Meigs Syracuse, was being pushed today Buy Gasoline Statl'on Holsum Rutland Furniture <Wd Mrs. Bill l{ou sh and dau ~-: hters . "·;:::,•• , ,which rocked Lhe bU S· and hroke window s Mr. and Mrs. Elwood LiC\'illl::, Ada iness and Harry Dale, .\frs. Bobbie Liev· in nearby huildings. leveled the ing and children and Mr. Willie Standard Oil Sta<ion boUt loor months ago. Johnson. Robert Secrest, 39. owner of the Mr. and ~rs. Thomas Bumgardstation, an employee, Robert ner and sons were calli ng on Mr. Blosser, and 27. were in fair condition ami Mrs. Carl Clark. in a hospital from burns suffered Mr and Mrs. Billie Licving and In ~hli! _exph1sion . daughters were rece ntly visiting A third vktim , Alnf'r W. Justus. Mr. and :vi r ~ . i'har lie Licving. 51 , a Stand a rd Oil ro . maintenance man, was in erilical condition with bllrus over his entire Mason Furniture Mason, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ~y spent Mon~ay evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jues King . I * * Mr F. M. Roush, Mr. and Mrt. Arch Roush and Mrs CC<!il Blelsing atlended the funeral of Mr. C"hs.rile BL:I:>k at Foglesongs Fqnrral Hom e m Mason Monday after noon . A brief but a very tmpreasive message was delivered by Don 0 . A ten. Mrs. Hazel Friend called on Mr C. F . Blessing was a caller in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mr. and Mrs James Dieh.l Jr . and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager ..:..· ·- ' . ' •' '' MARKET Pomeroy DEC.. 14th 8V.. Cu. Fl. Kelvinator Refrigerator 1lr' ROUND STEAK 691{1 ·' ' ,,~ ., ,., ·· ,. lb. Choice Top C.uts · · , · · · 73c lb. ~- ' A&P Steaks are selected frum tender, grninfed Stber beef ----- every one guarautct.>d ,r.t:ood eating everytime ____ or your money back! •. AND FURNITURE Middleport TRIMMED .. WHOLE In purauaace or law 1. Clrde n . Millhone, Trca1 urcr of Meht• County, Ohio, do hereby Jive nutice t.lult t.he number of Mi 1.U hn·•ed on each dollar of p roperty lhown on the General Tax Dupli<:atc oF Leg-0'-lamlt Real Eatate, Public Utility and Per&Onal Properly wilhln aald County .for th~ .Year lUCMJ Jt 81 follnwR : Solid .. Firm, Ripe Golden TOWNOHIPS 8GHOOL DJWI'RlatS Lay Leaders Plan Aid Projects For Christmas Time AND CORPOitATIONB · - ----- ----- .20 3.80 1.00 12.00 17.50 .20 3.00 1.00 lti.M 16.00 12.00 22 .00 21.50 17.50 380 .20 -2~1~[~!!_,s, D. . •. 20 D. _ .20 3.80 1.00 .(\{) !1.80 1.00 lfUiO • 12.00 22.00 lB.iJO .20 .50 3.80 1.00 12.M 18 uo Ealtera LocaJ s. D. ORAltlOE .:w .00 3.00 1.00 HL~O 2• .00 .20 .50 3.80 1.00 IMO 22.00 3.80 16.M l.'UW HI 50 :non WeRem Local S. D. .20 .50 .50 .50 3.80 1.00 1.00 .fO .(\{) 3.00 1.00 Jli.:'.iO 22 .00 .20 .20 .20 .(\{) 3.Bo .Btl .BO 1ti ()() 12.00 .20 50 • .110 .20 17.311 1200 21 :Ill 17 3U .20 .50 3.00 1.00 15.50 NortMm Loc.l s . D. _ .20 ''. .50 d~!hO.ro Lou! S. D. Eutem Loco! s. o. RIJ'I'LAND .' 380 1.00 1.00 Rutland Vllla~re -- _ .20 IIALEM Western Local s . D. . _ .20 SAU88URY . ~0 .!\() :JR\) 3.80 a.eo .20 19~1CK1 ·'s~ia1 ·~t·~r. Dl~. S~J?Mi IPMISJ'for rent, close 1954 PONTIAC 2 dr. Sedan. Original finish, careful owner. $1095. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 8te 2:.!00 2.00 3.20 3.20 23 -W 25.:l0 20.1Jt) 21 .()() Chri stmas projects W<'n· plantH·d 'rue8day evening whc1t the lkP('Oits and Deaconess<'s mel at the First Pre&byterian Church with the 'lev. Howard Ruppelt presiding at the business sf'sslon. :\fembcn ue asked to brinJ c;mnrd gooda for the "Cans for th<' Kiddit!l at Christmas'' project with Vincent Dabo as rhairman and Mra. George Annerson Jr. in California Bananas 21bs. 29~ · Maine Oranges Sib bg 59~ PURE FRUIT lb. Page Preserves 2 ·Green · Giant Peas 2 Nibblets Corn Ann . -~ ' -a . . . PEACII, PINEAPPLE OR APRICOT ehargc of decorating thE' baskets. I :\frs. Carl Gilmore ·and :\frs. Kar'l Owen are t .t-<'hairmen to prepare a pa t'ka~c to b(' sent to Hungary lllld (;corge Anderson ,Jr . <in d Vin. r cut Daho are in charge or r('lnE!tl1hrring the flhut-lna of the <'hurch tltt Christmas GREAT BIG TENDER SWEET PEAS Mrs . Fred DeWecs, Jl.frs. (' linton t-'isher and Miss Margarf'l Sauer " il l have charge of glfls In be taken l1l the rount.y infirmary . Monry for the projects will be raised hv Sf'lti11g Christmas <'<mls and :0.1t·.• . Harold Sauer anrl Mrs E. 0. Tt•wsbary arc co-chairmen or the sail' of rardt. A coffee hOllr wu hl' ld after G~NGIANT FRESH CORN OFF llu- meeting wit.h Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Owen and Miss Phyll ill Joal'him as hostesses. Christmas cookit-s, rolfee and lea were served in the church dinlna room which ' ' ;• was decorated i.n keeping with the • bolldll1 ....... • .... ~ (heese ' .SPECIAL! 16-oz. I ·•~'"'":"'" .,~ • ........ t _, -- -.-- ·45t ... .... .... --_, --- cans THI!: COli . . . V ACUUJI PACK ' .. - ~ ~ lb. jar 12-oz. AUTO SALES pensable, They also welcome lhe Information and eolJ..Ilsel reet•ived at · C~N YOt! USE $35 ~ $50 a week ~n addltton to Your present earn- f? Bddltlhn t}J~y tan. secure I}UIII· Supply consumel"8 in P~meroy with the large RawleJgb Une. Start earnin·g lmmed lngs? w _./i:eo lf218 U ------- Trevey-Finsterwold Funerol Home v:g~~t ar..~•sr Wltbouf p · '" 8 utternut 11• dtra- ome.roy, Ohio. · _. Dept. - - - - :. _ J boapital. (lnternatfonal) ----·-- Missions Studied By Circle When Meeting Was Held Mrs. L. D. Dilca, vice-chairman of the Love-Joy CJrrle of the H. H. ~anborn -----·. ~iety, Missionary prestded Tuesday when the Cirtle met at the home of M". Clillord Stu~bo in the absence or the chairman, Mrs. Raymond Luman Mn. J. 0 . Leonard gave th~ opening prayer llfld Mrs. Allen H~ghes led the dellotional service usmg the reading "A Gift That Meant E~·erything" and Scripture verses from the Gospel of st Luk Mrs. Diles read a j;tory ,;Conl;~ dentbtUy Feminine' • written b v. Raymopd Edman, rrCsidt>nt y of . ~~eatfn ~ollege. 1'he st ory is a ~ ~e*t""' t lk b liiatlUf'~: a etween Mary , Ell _ hot Jesus, and her ('ousi n, Zabet , mother of John Ave --- odney Downing INSURANCE 4GE"'CV ~:FfN, Autontof31ft, He11fh ACCIDENT Ll,., Ca•u•fty lnd •--•o .,.,... lleol Elfate Broker 61,._t MII)D~EPORT, OHIO 1 --'-=:-:-:::'..:H~o~s MAll: WA:J!o , 6.11a ., . · meeting a eont.nbutwn was given for White Cr~s work. Thl' Circle ~,~oiJ! he hostesses Cor the January rncetlng Oft the Sanborn MissionAry Society Qne new tnember Mrs. <"lPmi~ Du~J·ng. the bu siness F ' · · ox.. was welcomed to i he Circle Ml~ Sylvia McMa~ tcr rc\' iewed ' the study· book "Miss ions .. t th US A " f ~ • · · · or the program. Mre. Stumbo and her .assisting ~oste.. , Mrs. Robert Haggerty SCJ'Ved a dessert course to the' members. Chrisimas decorationa were used in the Stumbo home for the party. -·-;Co::;::N;;:C:::R:::ET::'E~BL:-0:-C._K_S_ . ''8ulld Bttter For Leu" GRUESER BLOCK co. J Mil" North of Pomeror Oh Rt. U, C•fl Wm. G-rua1er, - Reck ........ -----.. FANCY WISCONSIN ...• Longhorn otor Co. Lamb Chops Choiee Round 75 lb Bone S~ulder C • Potatoes soabbg1.69 N-tt ~~~Dt'll trilL ~.00. P o - LEG OR HALF Shin-Bone 59C u.· Removed Well-Trimmed ·Big Buy! U.S. No.I . : Size "A" UETROP. .,_, OLITAN rent - Eleetrfc wallp&p:!r steatner. Clinton F,_l'lher, Mid· ~6rl. Ph. 6265-X. 11-l-tf • fit for the Sister Kenay foundattoD, hospitalized veta and a __ 1 n to9 111 -BUtternut, PomeSedart~-Dynad6w drive, low mJJc. age; , L•ke new. $2595.00. Blaett- ~· 11 27 12te ' When ·IM!o P Ie Su.t.d'uen Iy faee btlrea~rnent the service .o/ a trul'lt nar s, Pomeroy. 12 13 8tc , ,. r worthy funeral d.ilector is lndi~ 0 - -.=~~-:---::-c 1955•CfiEVI!GLET, 4 <fr:-;;.,••• V!l motor - with overdrive, radjo, ~e~ter, seat covers, dflrk Feen 1muh. $1745.00. Pomeroy Motor ~ 1128 tf· u~sa FORD, • dr., fuv.ely ~Iii!. and beJa'e, C'~tomline, V8 motor •un ~!Mw. "'dl~. heater, ~ COVef'l, Fortlor:UJtfo tll.cl Coatpi- • IL New Crop Navels.Julcy WE BUY l2 12 ,')l.n ----.:.::~ $TRUCTURAI. I BIAMS 1952 FORD Victoria, 2 dr~­ SLEEPING ROOMS. DEER HUNTSCRAP IRON - MITALS top Fordornatit, extra good for ERS ONLY, 1041/t East Main model . $895.00 Blacttnar's, PomSt. , Pomer<~y 12-ll-3tp eroy. 12 13 6tc 1952 BUJCK Special 2 dr. Sedan 'IWO ROOM AND FOUR I!OOM apartments, cluse "in town, 127 Dynaflow rlrive, one local owner Pho"" 510 Butternut 12_11 _12tc $795.00. I!Iaettnar's, POmeroy. Pomeroy 12 13 6tc Coed CJeaa Used Can 19.51. ~ONTIAC;;-_--;2--;d;:r-.-;:D~l:x:::.-S~e:_,d::an 6 ROOM DUPJ.,EX located at Sugar Run. Phone 374:-J. AH Makes and Models Ong1nal green finish . $495.00 l2f If .~t~ar's. Pomero1. 12 13 Glc ~~' Auto 5.oles is a RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1956 .20 Rt!OMS FOR RENT, xuci.;tp~: I!Ra husbam1's dream, whether YOU choose leg-of lamb or wonderful, tender chous, you'll find AlcP lamb is delicately flavored: outstanding fine in qualit_y ' for it's famOus "Super·fUehlo!f , Drooerly trimmed for re~ value. A wonderful b~l AI:P Lamb \, • '' LAMB· McMaster Hardware :):. lloMo-~·=·=P;-:h""':-"-·a 0.c:tc:.o,.c:x_~w C'OIIt'Lrl1E ......... Proleett;: ' ( 14J For Rent-- lt DODGB-PLYkOIJTH DI!:AL Genuine Spring 10 Times Out of tO Rest Prlecs and Selections In Furniture At NANCY ~IN I> lhown lD the Oleg C88&1D1 gown .ahe wore along lritb fl.MO,OOO worth of Harry Winston's dlamonde and emeralds at tbe gala "NJght In Rio'" Kntc:kerbocker ball In New York. Ball wu a. bene- -Fire ...~ - 0 RawleJgh's, llow- Wr.cter Servide, 0., a OeHLy.-~·776 fl'reeport, Ill. · Phon., ll22'7. Nlcht · PhoDe 1iJs9. 12 13 QUALITY ' · $219.95 ~lllddl• ~ ",...,., """'1 ,;-;::;:;;----;;7.'=:-:=~..:'..:. (Ill Wonted ,.0 Buy '..:.~ 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr. 210 Sedan ':x!_ra good rubber, original grey f1msh. $99:5.00. Blaettnar's 'Pomeroy. 12 13 6td A&P "SUPER-RIGHT" Aulomallc- Easy Terms · N. 2nd. Ave. . ~ . H. RAWLING SONS CO. - :14 I t I Kelvinator Clothes Dryer · · · · · · · · · · $219.95 --.r. 1114 !mo-p =s:=-- Automatic · ·· or pbo"ae OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO, Kelvinatttr Range ·· · · · ·· · ·· Special $219.95 Easy Washer ilai-Oid 'Blaetatan: - Special $219.95 Eleelric R,Jidlord or Rock Sprln,e, (21) ReoiE'sh;"te-- A&P "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY , CHOICE CUTS COME SEE .. YOU.LL SAVEATA&P! 120 BJ lnsuro~41 I"'R&wooli FOil S;\l,E, ilee wm \)~. KNOWt ' IJfo, Auto, •tlno, l'ollo. C.U Doa .te.tr Waa!ell RAW FURS lbd Beet klllo. lllddl-. Ololo: MY DEAR FRIENDS and llt'igb. ffidet. Carl Chevalier, Long bors, I take this way to tflank Bottnm. 11 21 Jmop. you for t.lll Your kindness, the WANTED - ~ incb .W.JI:F.EL far 4 ROOM HOUSE, 30 ae1ea ground lov~ly flowers, beautiful eards to ltl41 .Jo.b.n Deere model B !raeg~ producing oil and gas well and help during my tuneu and !fU in house, all mineral rights many thaflks to my pastor, the l r. Ral~ A. LambrlJI!at•. Baf. .mll!luded, prJee $1500. For more Rev. Eugene Brown ~y -~Un nO:&d. 12 0 6tp Information ~e Aurelia or Mrs. Claude Darst · 02) 13 ltc George Bine, lfemlock Grove Ohio, any day except Saturday: (6) l.ost 12 13 3tp Found Are You Taking Advantage of A&P's Big Meat Buys? Bonelet• Weii·Trlmmed .., DONT YOU l2·ll«e lleges. Phone 501-M. Well Trimmed . . Boneless BoUom Cuts! Fora Happy Home Give Electrical Appliances Pom....,, & Joseph Root, chid of the Madison Township !''ire Department. said lhe bla ~ t was cattscd by ia&O· line le11king from il storage tank. The three mt!n were looking for . the leak whPn the bl<~st occurred. Justus hat1 heen sent hy the com· pany to look fur the leak. STARTING FRIDAY SAYJ ('l'!,t. body. UNTIL 9 P.M. ..!•.~ ~·· po1·t be1ng sold by Jzaak W.alton a.ter'a wm II., .,. lho tr.ade ·on ft.arn..ih.:r:t, 0!' a~im to•, · S a•e Pr • ec · IOUS wHD.:,-wnNGi!: 1.-'0JDPiete bt.:allclq aod brake .~ llo<letl's Safo!J :iorofft,.W~ • BONEY'S FRONT ST. ·. ..- CflRI~TMAs TRiiiDS - Willi:l AnNEW ikLEv;:;=::;::=-/ Ar. thony ~Jumbi.Qg Shop, Middle~ague. . .,• .. ' ·e,. . II .Phtn:~e SEE THE Bt.riK MILK COO'LER. Fulton Thomp. so.~:~, East M·ain St. 11 21 lmoc . Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 1S, Itlji8-T sn. .,•• ~ Benefit Gown 'w:wu .... nee Warm Mornlng HEATER lZRS, ~ ni ee laltleos In our hume. Write A-_1 condition. Contact WiJiard · l-1-tt Mrs. Idonia J ohn110n, Portland, Wilson , Rt. 3, PQmeroy . IADJo 6 rr:'"i"iVi$iONiERVICE 12-H-8tp 12 12 3tp 200. Olelaad Appllaace CLOSYUT on aU used sewing ~'; l18 ·W. MaiD st.. Pea !!!"'J m.achtne. We repair all models. GEESE FOR SALE, Huber Brow-;. -----.:.. · New machine with 20 year writPhone 818-4. 12-11-3tp FOREMAN ft: ABBOTT T.V. ten tuarantee. $100 trade in al- AF.R]CA,N VJO~ Pr'>.B SAL~.. vrcie Allmatee ~ b)" Ez lowar,~ce on old machines. Pllone ~ o~·v ~.. pert Tednllt\au. Pbcme mt y 11 909-J 12·1l·8tc. ca Mlddlep(!rt 8299-M 12-ll-3tc lllddleporot. 6-1~ Choice Reef and Home Dressed Pork ~ UKE 9o KEEP wour.o '' PLENTY CHRISTMAS CANDY. 26 VARIETIES 'VAll•, / Q=..,SER~,..:.....--:•:::-•-~-:-,.•........,_ COI.UNa Jtn. ~- D. FRESH- HOME DRESSED W. Main St. Xerr . SC,.e~ ~91 l:<'r Scle L~ • • .;.· ' 'Jrotir"' NOW CHRISTMAS TURKEY to; ctiON. 11• . ' "'!!JJOW RUr.S - HAND lltADI! nol IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR osp•~ .... - 1 Bles.sin8 . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Reuna King, Sr.and family of Hendenon were visiting relative.. and friends here Saturday. Mrs. Florence Clark is .. patient H 1z H ···J h 1e d ' 1 0 er ' • eo re Monday and will be operated on !umors· Thursda.v. Any one w1shmg to send he: a, card ad· dress to Ho~r Hospital 3rd floor room No. 30~. . , '"'• ' •1' l PAl' YOUB CJ!RlSTHAS !!ILLS ...., 2 Of"'f W . . . . . . . Illro..:•>oy. 11 II 3tp by bo<OIQinl 011 <l•on npreo• ..rtloa, Mil'llmwn cOarJo ~'- Jfimfti!..Coron• - - . w n t ....... •••· aUve. lull or p¥1 tim~ TI!IM.a· 4 ··~ ......... ,.~ tone, lvajlt"ble lq. Sum.- MJd ~~nu ~ w.o~d f.or tb:rte....,.;::.CQit- i tact Janet" Manuel, .Raelae or dleJkt, Pomeroy. and V~lnity. • Phone 3731. 12 13 IJtc Writ< E'l:.:aaor Btandii, P . O. I 1ec1ttJve JD1~1tioa.a. pedai--uue moutb for 20 eeau I B -~ per word. 1953 CHEVkOLET, 4 dt., 2 tone ox ...,.., Port.raouth. 1 10.3tc / Full rat• or z t<!nt1 per word wil' blue fln.ilb, ltHJ Hrio.:~. better '(20} Busl .,_ be charJ€'11 fnr adve-rUs1aJ lf ness ~1"\'lef!! 1 clean. f799.00. Porueroy J!oto~ PAid for belOJ'e the ~tb of ~ath Co. 11 28 tl 1 SEPTic TANKS CEss POOLS mo11th foUow.la.t lnM:rtlon out b • and Erretr,. t.o .-\.~h· ertl!!tni-Sbo~ld b~ 1U52 STtJDi!:bAKh, 2 dr., V8 Hy. •WI tlUI:It!l ,::aned, romplete Indran~Uc dtiv.e, hHt«tr, very b~ ou, ht•pettlo·n, ffaireported tmrnedJate-1y.1be !)ally 0 S~>nllnel ~ill not be responafbl• elean, one owner, $ofte.OIJ. Pome- a~~ 8 Pr1r.ea, chemical Hrviee for more than one lnt'Orrect inroy Motor Co 11 28 tl U t~·akcuum equlpme.a_t. .AU seps~rtio'l e an '· and ce11 pools guarc'~a or .Thaotks , and !lpt>clal N&- 195:Ji 81 TlCK• 4 dr. hard top, beauu. ltary anteed for one year. S If H San. ServJ.ce, Phone Jackava t1ces of E~ent.!l printf'!d at tepful 3 tao, 1r•en t1ollb, white 10715-. ToU cbarge can eQIJeeL 8 Jar ~laselftM rutes. Obttuarte 1 wall Ure., low rnUea.11e, dJ.·na24 .~:>ur JC~ICe, no e"trr tbarae Pl.lb&bed o1.1 1 cent per "Word, flvw, radio, beat.er. ~-00. up .:o 50 m!les. 11 lm::.. 690 - -- - -Pomeroy Motor Co, 11 28 tf _ _ _ "'" .. Mr. antl Mrs Harry Brook.s were l;luests of P,ir. and Mrs. Tobey Myers MOnday evening of a.son Moriday after-noon. I :";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;i;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-J Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roush and ~ughters were visitiJle Mr. alld Mrs. Cecil Mar® ~ection AND . LETART, W.VA. Mr. Cvn Hinkle of Hartford apent Wednesd1y evenJnr wltlli Mrs. Garent Chapman and W, A. ~-~~-~::' F~-~~=~;~~R:~on;.a;.ld~a~n~d~Qiu~tin~cy:O:I;d:ak:e~r~a~r;•;:~~~~~i.=~~~ Kyger Creek. Rutland, Ohio Those •pe~~din1 Sanday with il}. with tlle chicken pox. Mr . and Mn. Lawrenee Clark and Miu Janice Gibba and Larry family were 'Mr. and Mra. Leonard l.ievi ng were calling on Mr. and Fields and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Mn. Bi ll Roush and fam ily SunGerald Clark and family, Mr. and day evening. Mrs. Earl Clark and ch.ildnn, and Miss Sandra Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harri s and Mrs. Pauline Lievlng and Mrs. family of Mine u ville were recentBarbara Goodnight WVe shopping ly call ing on Mrs Ruth Good11ite. in Parltersbure M,onctay. Mr. and Mrs. Clay" Grinstead were calling on Mrs. Bertha Clark ' Mc~enzie ( . , ' l\11'11 .t •tr J!l,ll I. llfJ 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 13, 1955 as th e m06t likely m.an to be ·name d manager of tbe Vancouver Sunday. Mounties in the Paciffic Cout Mr. and Mr!. R.ayml)nd Roush lh1sebal1 League for 1957. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart A report by the Vancouver were Xmas sboppinl in Hunting(B. C.) Pro.vinc e listed Hemsley as ton Saturday he adinG a list of candidates to Mrs Theresa Ohlinger made a take over the helm of the 1956 business lrip to Point Pleasant last plaee club. The Mountie team Monday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roush and was moved last year to Vancouver from Oakland, Calif. daughter Of Sunbury,· Ohio were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Edwood Lieving and other relatives during the weekend. _, NOTICE OF APPOfNTMENT were shopp ing in Pome roy Friday llf a 6 pt•r cen t return on capital Mrs. Clay Grin ~tead was calling and surplus invested J n the busiice Hart, Mr.s. Estyl Clark and Mrs. on Mrs. Ber tha Cl ark Thursday. ness. 'This plan prov ides an incenElsie Lieving mo tored to ParkersMr. and Mrs. Richard Grueser Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gnmn and tive for increased effi ciency and is are announcing the approachln(! daughter were c<Jiling on Mrs. Mae intended to make eac h emloyec ma rriilge of their daughter, BarGrimn. AdmlniAr•trix bara , to Mr. Pearl Van Meter or aware of his vilal pe!·sunal interest Ralph Clark spent Saturday with E't•te of .l_,.s W. McKenzie Chester . Mr. Van Meter is the son in the financial suc c e~s of the CoRobert Ohl inger. , DecHMd of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Meter of mpany. Quite a crowd gathered at the Chester. Notice is hereby given that home of M r . and Mrs. Edwin EdTbe Open Church wedding will Laura E. McKen.zle whose Post Of. wards Wednesday evening and be Sunday evening, Dec. 23 at 8:30 !ice Address · is Racine, Ohlo has belled Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Edwards o'clock at the Rutland Church of been duly appointed as Admini&who were reel'n\ly married. Mr11. Chriat. Rev. Earl Slack will read tratrlx of the Estate of James W. Ewan:b is the former A.~.::neB the cevemony . There w.ill be 30 late of Meigs County, Roush daugh ter or Mr. IIDd Mrs . minutes or •1uptia! milslc precedOhto, deceased. Dorsey Roush. ing the ceremony. Dated thi 5 24th day of Novem-' Those assi11ti ng Mr. anct Mrs. her 1958 _ The bride-elect is a gfaduate of Charl ie Lievin g with his butcher- Rutland H1gh School and a reCANAL WINCHESTER, 0 . UP John C. "Bacon Judge of the ing Thursd<J y were Mr . and Mrs. cent graduatt- of Holzer Hospital. Probate Court Me~gs -county, Ohio Billie Lie\•ing and dau~hters Mr. She IS uow employed in Surgery - A gasoline station explosion c-au sctJ from gasoline leaking in - {!1) 29 112 ) 6 13 3tc at the Holzer ll ospilal. Mr. Van Meter is a graduate of Chester. men, one of them critica11y , and caused HiK.b School and is employed at Wednc. to thesday basement injured $20,00U three Three lnj• Ufed ' At In ExpIOSIOD ns I •arii>~P . • bure Thursday to visit .Mr. Ned Henry who is a patient there i.D .. NAIIICY �- BROAD RUN 'I'Mit calling oq lin. 1'hereu ~ Ohlinlet and family during the ' past week were t~r. and Mrs. Rich ard Roue:b and lbree ehildren. Mr. and llrK. Harry Kearns. Mn. BerSha Clark and Larry . Emogene : Roush, Shirl ey Johnson, Janice ·- and Sandra Gibbs -. ' Misses Dorothy and Dori.s Oh: linger and Ju.nior Roush m o ~ored : to RuenJWood Sundly . ~ ~. and Mrs. Jae.k Ord and !am~ Dr were ("ailing on Mr. and Mrs. .. Artie Rou.sh .an d family Ji'riday ; :..venlng. Miss Betty Rous h of Po meroy w~ k e n d. was hom!" for t tle Mr. and Mrs. A . G. Al btn . Mrs. Theresa Ohl1ng('r and Donald Grun •motored to Crook!i vdle, Oh iO Sun- day Mrs. Fannie Clark , Mrs. Lou i ~;e Gibbs, Mrzs. Irene Justis, Mrs. Eun SL Joseph Hospital. Tbey also villited Mrs. Edll b Bumgardner wbo i s in the hospital. Mrs. F . 8 . LJ.tchlield stork s hower for her daughter Mr.s. Elmer Baird Friday even ing Many lovely a nd useful giftl were Marriage Plans Being Announced Ashland Oil Empl{)yes To Share Profit Profit-~ haring c hec ks tot aling $342'.389 are be1 n1:: rl'(e ived thi j; , Week hy 3 850 eligible em pl oyees of As hland Oil & Rcfini n.; Comp· any and 11s sub~idi<~ ry companies. Sinct' the ince ptw n of th is. profit iharing plan tn 194 7. employees have receiv ed $3.775.:!92 a.s extra com Cnsalion in tllc form of emp1oyee-di vide nr:ls whi eh are voted ' received. Refresh ments were served to the folJ owing suests: Mrs. Bertha Clark, Mn. E .s:the l Clark , Mrs. kather ine Rey nolds, Mrs. Luc ille King, Mrs. Susine aEdwards. Mrs. Agnes Edwards, Mrs. Gail Baird, Nan Baad, Vel ma H t~ ird . Mrs. June Litchfit>ld and the honorte M.rs. Elmer Ha1nl. th e Board of D i r ~ et o rs of the Compan y t he samf' a ~:> div idends to stockholders. by ~ Durin g thC' tve n : n~:: ga mes were played wtth Mrs. Hert ha C:ark rcccivm t;: th e door prtzc. Mrs. Alt a Housh. Fra nces and Junior and M1ss Uorothy OhJ.i nger The bonu s paymen l.!i represent a dJs lri bu ti OJl of a portion of the earnings of the Company tn excess Hemsley Touted As Topping List For Mountie Job BROAD RUN Ro!lie He msley, former big lea· gue eatchcr and native :_of Meigs Syracuse, was being pushed today Buy Gasoline Statl'on Holsum Rutland Furniture <Wd Mrs. Bill l{ou sh and dau ~-: hters . "·;:::,•• , ,which rocked Lhe bU S· and hroke window s Mr. and Mrs. Elwood LiC\'illl::, Ada iness and Harry Dale, .\frs. Bobbie Liev· in nearby huildings. leveled the ing and children and Mr. Willie Standard Oil Sta<ion boUt loor months ago. Johnson. Robert Secrest, 39. owner of the Mr. and ~rs. Thomas Bumgardstation, an employee, Robert ner and sons were calli ng on Mr. Blosser, and 27. were in fair condition ami Mrs. Carl Clark. in a hospital from burns suffered Mr and Mrs. Billie Licving and In ~hli! _exph1sion . daughters were rece ntly visiting A third vktim , Alnf'r W. Justus. Mr. and :vi r ~ . i'har lie Licving. 51 , a Stand a rd Oil ro . maintenance man, was in erilical condition with bllrus over his entire Mason Furniture Mason, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ~y spent Mon~ay evening with Mr. and Mrs. Jues King . I * * Mr F. M. Roush, Mr. and Mrt. Arch Roush and Mrs CC<!il Blelsing atlended the funeral of Mr. C"hs.rile BL:I:>k at Foglesongs Fqnrral Hom e m Mason Monday after noon . A brief but a very tmpreasive message was delivered by Don 0 . A ten. Mrs. Hazel Friend called on Mr C. F . Blessing was a caller in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yeager, Mr. and Mrs James Dieh.l Jr . and Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeager ..:..· ·- ' . ' •' '' MARKET Pomeroy DEC.. 14th 8V.. Cu. Fl. Kelvinator Refrigerator 1lr' ROUND STEAK 691{1 ·' ' ,,~ ., ,., ·· ,. lb. Choice Top C.uts · · , · · · 73c lb. ~- ' A&P Steaks are selected frum tender, grninfed Stber beef ----- every one guarautct.>d ,r.t:ood eating everytime ____ or your money back! •. AND FURNITURE Middleport TRIMMED .. WHOLE In purauaace or law 1. Clrde n . Millhone, Trca1 urcr of Meht• County, Ohio, do hereby Jive nutice t.lult t.he number of Mi 1.U hn·•ed on each dollar of p roperty lhown on the General Tax Dupli<:atc oF Leg-0'-lamlt Real Eatate, Public Utility and Per&Onal Properly wilhln aald County .for th~ .Year lUCMJ Jt 81 follnwR : Solid .. Firm, Ripe Golden TOWNOHIPS 8GHOOL DJWI'RlatS Lay Leaders Plan Aid Projects For Christmas Time AND CORPOitATIONB · - ----- ----- .20 3.80 1.00 12.00 17.50 .20 3.00 1.00 lti.M 16.00 12.00 22 .00 21.50 17.50 380 .20 -2~1~[~!!_,s, D. . •. 20 D. _ .20 3.80 1.00 .(\{) !1.80 1.00 lfUiO • 12.00 22.00 lB.iJO .20 .50 3.80 1.00 12.M 18 uo Ealtera LocaJ s. D. ORAltlOE .:w .00 3.00 1.00 HL~O 2• .00 .20 .50 3.80 1.00 IMO 22.00 3.80 16.M l.'UW HI 50 :non WeRem Local S. D. .20 .50 .50 .50 3.80 1.00 1.00 .fO .(\{) 3.00 1.00 Jli.:'.iO 22 .00 .20 .20 .20 .(\{) 3.Bo .Btl .BO 1ti ()() 12.00 .20 50 • .110 .20 17.311 1200 21 :Ill 17 3U .20 .50 3.00 1.00 15.50 NortMm Loc.l s . D. _ .20 ''. .50 d~!hO.ro Lou! S. D. Eutem Loco! s. o. RIJ'I'LAND .' 380 1.00 1.00 Rutland Vllla~re -- _ .20 IIALEM Western Local s . D. . _ .20 SAU88URY . ~0 .!\() :JR\) 3.80 a.eo .20 19~1CK1 ·'s~ia1 ·~t·~r. Dl~. S~J?Mi IPMISJ'for rent, close 1954 PONTIAC 2 dr. Sedan. Original finish, careful owner. $1095. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 8te 2:.!00 2.00 3.20 3.20 23 -W 25.:l0 20.1Jt) 21 .()() Chri stmas projects W<'n· plantH·d 'rue8day evening whc1t the lkP('Oits and Deaconess<'s mel at the First Pre&byterian Church with the 'lev. Howard Ruppelt presiding at the business sf'sslon. :\fembcn ue asked to brinJ c;mnrd gooda for the "Cans for th<' Kiddit!l at Christmas'' project with Vincent Dabo as rhairman and Mra. George Annerson Jr. in California Bananas 21bs. 29~ · Maine Oranges Sib bg 59~ PURE FRUIT lb. Page Preserves 2 ·Green · Giant Peas 2 Nibblets Corn Ann . -~ ' -a . . . PEACII, PINEAPPLE OR APRICOT ehargc of decorating thE' baskets. I :\frs. Carl Gilmore ·and :\frs. Kar'l Owen are t .t-<'hairmen to prepare a pa t'ka~c to b(' sent to Hungary lllld (;corge Anderson ,Jr . <in d Vin. r cut Daho are in charge or r('lnE!tl1hrring the flhut-lna of the <'hurch tltt Christmas GREAT BIG TENDER SWEET PEAS Mrs . Fred DeWecs, Jl.frs. (' linton t-'isher and Miss Margarf'l Sauer " il l have charge of glfls In be taken l1l the rount.y infirmary . Monry for the projects will be raised hv Sf'lti11g Christmas <'<mls and :0.1t·.• . Harold Sauer anrl Mrs E. 0. Tt•wsbary arc co-chairmen or the sail' of rardt. A coffee hOllr wu hl' ld after G~NGIANT FRESH CORN OFF llu- meeting wit.h Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Owen and Miss Phyll ill Joal'him as hostesses. Christmas cookit-s, rolfee and lea were served in the church dinlna room which ' ' ;• was decorated i.n keeping with the • bolldll1 ....... • .... ~ (heese ' .SPECIAL! 16-oz. I ·•~'"'":"'" .,~ • ........ t _, -- -.-- ·45t ... .... .... --_, --- cans THI!: COli . . . V ACUUJI PACK ' .. - ~ ~ lb. jar 12-oz. AUTO SALES pensable, They also welcome lhe Information and eolJ..Ilsel reet•ived at · C~N YOt! USE $35 ~ $50 a week ~n addltton to Your present earn- f? Bddltlhn t}J~y tan. secure I}UIII· Supply consumel"8 in P~meroy with the large RawleJgb Une. Start earnin·g lmmed lngs? w _./i:eo lf218 U ------- Trevey-Finsterwold Funerol Home v:g~~t ar..~•sr Wltbouf p · '" 8 utternut 11• dtra- ome.roy, Ohio. · _. Dept. - - - - :. _ J boapital. (lnternatfonal) ----·-- Missions Studied By Circle When Meeting Was Held Mrs. L. D. Dilca, vice-chairman of the Love-Joy CJrrle of the H. H. ~anborn -----·. ~iety, Missionary prestded Tuesday when the Cirtle met at the home of M". Clillord Stu~bo in the absence or the chairman, Mrs. Raymond Luman Mn. J. 0 . Leonard gave th~ opening prayer llfld Mrs. Allen H~ghes led the dellotional service usmg the reading "A Gift That Meant E~·erything" and Scripture verses from the Gospel of st Luk Mrs. Diles read a j;tory ,;Conl;~ dentbtUy Feminine' • written b v. Raymopd Edman, rrCsidt>nt y of . ~~eatfn ~ollege. 1'he st ory is a ~ ~e*t""' t lk b liiatlUf'~: a etween Mary , Ell _ hot Jesus, and her ('ousi n, Zabet , mother of John Ave --- odney Downing INSURANCE 4GE"'CV ~:FfN, Autontof31ft, He11fh ACCIDENT Ll,., Ca•u•fty lnd •--•o .,.,... lleol Elfate Broker 61,._t MII)D~EPORT, OHIO 1 --'-=:-:-:::'..:H~o~s MAll: WA:J!o , 6.11a ., . · meeting a eont.nbutwn was given for White Cr~s work. Thl' Circle ~,~oiJ! he hostesses Cor the January rncetlng Oft the Sanborn MissionAry Society Qne new tnember Mrs. <"lPmi~ Du~J·ng. the bu siness F ' · · ox.. was welcomed to i he Circle Ml~ Sylvia McMa~ tcr rc\' iewed ' the study· book "Miss ions .. t th US A " f ~ • · · · or the program. Mre. Stumbo and her .assisting ~oste.. , Mrs. Robert Haggerty SCJ'Ved a dessert course to the' members. Chrisimas decorationa were used in the Stumbo home for the party. -·-;Co::;::N;;:C:::R:::ET::'E~BL:-0:-C._K_S_ . ''8ulld Bttter For Leu" GRUESER BLOCK co. J Mil" North of Pomeror Oh Rt. U, C•fl Wm. G-rua1er, - Reck ........ -----.. FANCY WISCONSIN ...• Longhorn otor Co. Lamb Chops Choiee Round 75 lb Bone S~ulder C • Potatoes soabbg1.69 N-tt ~~~Dt'll trilL ~.00. P o - LEG OR HALF Shin-Bone 59C u.· Removed Well-Trimmed ·Big Buy! U.S. No.I . : Size "A" UETROP. .,_, OLITAN rent - Eleetrfc wallp&p:!r steatner. Clinton F,_l'lher, Mid· ~6rl. Ph. 6265-X. 11-l-tf • fit for the Sister Kenay foundattoD, hospitalized veta and a __ 1 n to9 111 -BUtternut, PomeSedart~-Dynad6w drive, low mJJc. age; , L•ke new. $2595.00. Blaett- ~· 11 27 12te ' When ·IM!o P Ie Su.t.d'uen Iy faee btlrea~rnent the service .o/ a trul'lt nar s, Pomeroy. 12 13 8tc , ,. r worthy funeral d.ilector is lndi~ 0 - -.=~~-:---::-c 1955•CfiEVI!GLET, 4 <fr:-;;.,••• V!l motor - with overdrive, radjo, ~e~ter, seat covers, dflrk Feen 1muh. $1745.00. Pomeroy Motor ~ 1128 tf· u~sa FORD, • dr., fuv.ely ~Iii!. and beJa'e, C'~tomline, V8 motor •un ~!Mw. "'dl~. heater, ~ COVef'l, Fortlor:UJtfo tll.cl Coatpi- • IL New Crop Navels.Julcy WE BUY l2 12 ,')l.n ----.:.::~ $TRUCTURAI. I BIAMS 1952 FORD Victoria, 2 dr~­ SLEEPING ROOMS. DEER HUNTSCRAP IRON - MITALS top Fordornatit, extra good for ERS ONLY, 1041/t East Main model . $895.00 Blacttnar's, PomSt. , Pomer<~y 12-ll-3tp eroy. 12 13 6tc 1952 BUJCK Special 2 dr. Sedan 'IWO ROOM AND FOUR I!OOM apartments, cluse "in town, 127 Dynaflow rlrive, one local owner Pho"" 510 Butternut 12_11 _12tc $795.00. I!Iaettnar's, POmeroy. Pomeroy 12 13 6tc Coed CJeaa Used Can 19.51. ~ONTIAC;;-_--;2--;d;:r-.-;:D~l:x:::.-S~e:_,d::an 6 ROOM DUPJ.,EX located at Sugar Run. Phone 374:-J. AH Makes and Models Ong1nal green finish . $495.00 l2f If .~t~ar's. Pomero1. 12 13 Glc ~~' Auto 5.oles is a RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1956 .20 Rt!OMS FOR RENT, xuci.;tp~: I!Ra husbam1's dream, whether YOU choose leg-of lamb or wonderful, tender chous, you'll find AlcP lamb is delicately flavored: outstanding fine in qualit_y ' for it's famOus "Super·fUehlo!f , Drooerly trimmed for re~ value. A wonderful b~l AI:P Lamb \, • '' LAMB· McMaster Hardware :):. lloMo-~·=·=P;-:h""':-"-·a 0.c:tc:.o,.c:x_~w C'OIIt'Lrl1E ......... Proleett;: ' ( 14J For Rent-- lt DODGB-PLYkOIJTH DI!:AL Genuine Spring 10 Times Out of tO Rest Prlecs and Selections In Furniture At NANCY ~IN I> lhown lD the Oleg C88&1D1 gown .ahe wore along lritb fl.MO,OOO worth of Harry Winston's dlamonde and emeralds at tbe gala "NJght In Rio'" Kntc:kerbocker ball In New York. Ball wu a. bene- -Fire ...~ - 0 RawleJgh's, llow- Wr.cter Servide, 0., a OeHLy.-~·776 fl'reeport, Ill. · Phon., ll22'7. Nlcht · PhoDe 1iJs9. 12 13 QUALITY ' · $219.95 ~lllddl• ~ ",...,., """'1 ,;-;::;:;;----;;7.'=:-:=~..:'..:. (Ill Wonted ,.0 Buy '..:.~ 1958 CHEVROLET 4 dr. 210 Sedan ':x!_ra good rubber, original grey f1msh. $99:5.00. Blaettnar's 'Pomeroy. 12 13 6td A&P "SUPER-RIGHT" Aulomallc- Easy Terms · N. 2nd. Ave. . ~ . H. RAWLING SONS CO. - :14 I t I Kelvinator Clothes Dryer · · · · · · · · · · $219.95 --.r. 1114 !mo-p =s:=-- Automatic · ·· or pbo"ae OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO, Kelvinatttr Range ·· · · · ·· · ·· Special $219.95 Easy Washer ilai-Oid 'Blaetatan: - Special $219.95 Eleelric R,Jidlord or Rock Sprln,e, (21) ReoiE'sh;"te-- A&P "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY , CHOICE CUTS COME SEE .. YOU.LL SAVEATA&P! 120 BJ lnsuro~41 I"'R&wooli FOil S;\l,E, ilee wm \)~. KNOWt ' IJfo, Auto, •tlno, l'ollo. C.U Doa .te.tr Waa!ell RAW FURS lbd Beet klllo. lllddl-. Ololo: MY DEAR FRIENDS and llt'igb. ffidet. Carl Chevalier, Long bors, I take this way to tflank Bottnm. 11 21 Jmop. you for t.lll Your kindness, the WANTED - ~ incb .W.JI:F.EL far 4 ROOM HOUSE, 30 ae1ea ground lov~ly flowers, beautiful eards to ltl41 .Jo.b.n Deere model B !raeg~ producing oil and gas well and help during my tuneu and !fU in house, all mineral rights many thaflks to my pastor, the l r. Ral~ A. LambrlJI!at•. Baf. .mll!luded, prJee $1500. For more Rev. Eugene Brown ~y -~Un nO:&d. 12 0 6tp Information ~e Aurelia or Mrs. Claude Darst · 02) 13 ltc George Bine, lfemlock Grove Ohio, any day except Saturday: (6) l.ost 12 13 3tp Found Are You Taking Advantage of A&P's Big Meat Buys? Bonelet• Weii·Trlmmed .., DONT YOU l2·ll«e lleges. Phone 501-M. Well Trimmed . . Boneless BoUom Cuts! Fora Happy Home Give Electrical Appliances Pom....,, & Joseph Root, chid of the Madison Township !''ire Department. said lhe bla ~ t was cattscd by ia&O· line le11king from il storage tank. The three mt!n were looking for . the leak whPn the bl<~st occurred. Justus hat1 heen sent hy the com· pany to look fur the leak. STARTING FRIDAY SAYJ ('l'!,t. body. UNTIL 9 P.M. ..!•.~ ~·· po1·t be1ng sold by Jzaak W.alton a.ter'a wm II., .,. lho tr.ade ·on ft.arn..ih.:r:t, 0!' a~im to•, · S a•e Pr • ec · IOUS wHD.:,-wnNGi!: 1.-'0JDPiete bt.:allclq aod brake .~ llo<letl's Safo!J :iorofft,.W~ • BONEY'S FRONT ST. ·. ..- CflRI~TMAs TRiiiDS - Willi:l AnNEW ikLEv;:;=::;::=-/ Ar. thony ~Jumbi.Qg Shop, Middle~ague. . .,• .. ' ·e,. . II .Phtn:~e SEE THE Bt.riK MILK COO'LER. Fulton Thomp. so.~:~, East M·ain St. 11 21 lmoc . Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dee. 1S, Itlji8-T sn. .,•• ~ Benefit Gown 'w:wu .... nee Warm Mornlng HEATER lZRS, ~ ni ee laltleos In our hume. Write A-_1 condition. Contact WiJiard · l-1-tt Mrs. Idonia J ohn110n, Portland, Wilson , Rt. 3, PQmeroy . IADJo 6 rr:'"i"iVi$iONiERVICE 12-H-8tp 12 12 3tp 200. Olelaad Appllaace CLOSYUT on aU used sewing ~'; l18 ·W. MaiD st.. Pea !!!"'J m.achtne. We repair all models. GEESE FOR SALE, Huber Brow-;. -----.:.. · New machine with 20 year writPhone 818-4. 12-11-3tp FOREMAN ft: ABBOTT T.V. ten tuarantee. $100 trade in al- AF.R]CA,N VJO~ Pr'>.B SAL~.. vrcie Allmatee ~ b)" Ez lowar,~ce on old machines. Pllone ~ o~·v ~.. pert Tednllt\au. Pbcme mt y 11 909-J 12·1l·8tc. ca Mlddlep(!rt 8299-M 12-ll-3tc lllddleporot. 6-1~ Choice Reef and Home Dressed Pork ~ UKE 9o KEEP wour.o '' PLENTY CHRISTMAS CANDY. 26 VARIETIES 'VAll•, / Q=..,SER~,..:.....--:•:::-•-~-:-,.•........,_ COI.UNa Jtn. ~- D. FRESH- HOME DRESSED W. Main St. Xerr . SC,.e~ ~91 l:<'r Scle L~ • • .;.· ' 'Jrotir"' NOW CHRISTMAS TURKEY to; ctiON. 11• . ' "'!!JJOW RUr.S - HAND lltADI! nol IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR osp•~ .... - 1 Bles.sin8 . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Reuna King, Sr.and family of Hendenon were visiting relative.. and friends here Saturday. Mrs. Florence Clark is .. patient H 1z H ···J h 1e d ' 1 0 er ' • eo re Monday and will be operated on !umors· Thursda.v. Any one w1shmg to send he: a, card ad· dress to Ho~r Hospital 3rd floor room No. 30~. . , '"'• ' •1' l PAl' YOUB CJ!RlSTHAS !!ILLS ...., 2 Of"'f W . . . . . . . Illro..:•>oy. 11 II 3tp by bo<OIQinl 011 <l•on npreo• ..rtloa, Mil'llmwn cOarJo ~'- Jfimfti!..Coron• - - . w n t ....... •••· aUve. lull or p¥1 tim~ TI!IM.a· 4 ··~ ......... ,.~ tone, lvajlt"ble lq. Sum.- MJd ~~nu ~ w.o~d f.or tb:rte....,.;::.CQit- i tact Janet" Manuel, .Raelae or dleJkt, Pomeroy. and V~lnity. • Phone 3731. 12 13 IJtc Writ< E'l:.:aaor Btandii, P . O. I 1ec1ttJve JD1~1tioa.a. pedai--uue moutb for 20 eeau I B -~ per word. 1953 CHEVkOLET, 4 dt., 2 tone ox ...,.., Port.raouth. 1 10.3tc / Full rat• or z t<!nt1 per word wil' blue fln.ilb, ltHJ Hrio.:~. better '(20} Busl .,_ be charJ€'11 fnr adve-rUs1aJ lf ness ~1"\'lef!! 1 clean. f799.00. Porueroy J!oto~ PAid for belOJ'e the ~tb of ~ath Co. 11 28 tl 1 SEPTic TANKS CEss POOLS mo11th foUow.la.t lnM:rtlon out b • and Erretr,. t.o .-\.~h· ertl!!tni-Sbo~ld b~ 1U52 STtJDi!:bAKh, 2 dr., V8 Hy. •WI tlUI:It!l ,::aned, romplete Indran~Uc dtiv.e, hHt«tr, very b~ ou, ht•pettlo·n, ffaireported tmrnedJate-1y.1be !)ally 0 S~>nllnel ~ill not be responafbl• elean, one owner, $ofte.OIJ. Pome- a~~ 8 Pr1r.ea, chemical Hrviee for more than one lnt'Orrect inroy Motor Co 11 28 tl U t~·akcuum equlpme.a_t. .AU seps~rtio'l e an '· and ce11 pools guarc'~a or .Thaotks , and !lpt>clal N&- 195:Ji 81 TlCK• 4 dr. hard top, beauu. ltary anteed for one year. S If H San. ServJ.ce, Phone Jackava t1ces of E~ent.!l printf'!d at tepful 3 tao, 1r•en t1ollb, white 10715-. ToU cbarge can eQIJeeL 8 Jar ~laselftM rutes. Obttuarte 1 wall Ure., low rnUea.11e, dJ.·na24 .~:>ur JC~ICe, no e"trr tbarae Pl.lb&bed o1.1 1 cent per "Word, flvw, radio, beat.er. ~-00. up .:o 50 m!les. 11 lm::.. 690 - -- - -Pomeroy Motor Co, 11 28 tf _ _ _ "'" .. Mr. antl Mrs Harry Brook.s were l;luests of P,ir. and Mrs. Tobey Myers MOnday evening of a.son Moriday after-noon. I :";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;i;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-J Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roush and ~ughters were visitiJle Mr. alld Mrs. Cecil Mar® ~ection AND . LETART, W.VA. Mr. Cvn Hinkle of Hartford apent Wednesd1y evenJnr wltlli Mrs. Garent Chapman and W, A. ~-~~-~::' F~-~~=~;~~R:~on;.a;.ld~a~n~d~Qiu~tin~cy:O:I;d:ak:e~r~a~r;•;:~~~~~i.=~~~ Kyger Creek. Rutland, Ohio Those •pe~~din1 Sanday with il}. with tlle chicken pox. Mr . and Mn. Lawrenee Clark and Miu Janice Gibba and Larry family were 'Mr. and Mra. Leonard l.ievi ng were calling on Mr. and Fields and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Mn. Bi ll Roush and fam ily SunGerald Clark and family, Mr. and day evening. Mrs. Earl Clark and ch.ildnn, and Miss Sandra Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harri s and Mrs. Pauline Lievlng and Mrs. family of Mine u ville were recentBarbara Goodnight WVe shopping ly call ing on Mrs Ruth Good11ite. in Parltersbure M,onctay. Mr. and Mrs. Clay" Grinstead were calling on Mrs. Bertha Clark ' Mc~enzie ( . , ' l\11'11 .t •tr J!l,ll I. llfJ 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 13, 1955 as th e m06t likely m.an to be ·name d manager of tbe Vancouver Sunday. Mounties in the Paciffic Cout Mr. and Mr!. R.ayml)nd Roush lh1sebal1 League for 1957. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hart A report by the Vancouver were Xmas sboppinl in Hunting(B. C.) Pro.vinc e listed Hemsley as ton Saturday he adinG a list of candidates to Mrs Theresa Ohlinger made a take over the helm of the 1956 business lrip to Point Pleasant last plaee club. The Mountie team Monday Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roush and was moved last year to Vancouver from Oakland, Calif. daughter Of Sunbury,· Ohio were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Edwood Lieving and other relatives during the weekend. _, NOTICE OF APPOfNTMENT were shopp ing in Pome roy Friday llf a 6 pt•r cen t return on capital Mrs. Clay Grin ~tead was calling and surplus invested J n the busiice Hart, Mr.s. Estyl Clark and Mrs. on Mrs. Ber tha Cl ark Thursday. ness. 'This plan prov ides an incenElsie Lieving mo tored to ParkersMr. and Mrs. Richard Grueser Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gnmn and tive for increased effi ciency and is are announcing the approachln(! daughter were c<Jiling on Mrs. Mae intended to make eac h emloyec ma rriilge of their daughter, BarGrimn. AdmlniAr•trix bara , to Mr. Pearl Van Meter or aware of his vilal pe!·sunal interest Ralph Clark spent Saturday with E't•te of .l_,.s W. McKenzie Chester . Mr. Van Meter is the son in the financial suc c e~s of the CoRobert Ohl inger. , DecHMd of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Van Meter of mpany. Quite a crowd gathered at the Chester. Notice is hereby given that home of M r . and Mrs. Edwin EdTbe Open Church wedding will Laura E. McKen.zle whose Post Of. wards Wednesday evening and be Sunday evening, Dec. 23 at 8:30 !ice Address · is Racine, Ohlo has belled Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Edwards o'clock at the Rutland Church of been duly appointed as Admini&who were reel'n\ly married. Mr11. Chriat. Rev. Earl Slack will read tratrlx of the Estate of James W. Ewan:b is the former A.~.::neB the cevemony . There w.ill be 30 late of Meigs County, Roush daugh ter or Mr. IIDd Mrs . minutes or •1uptia! milslc precedOhto, deceased. Dorsey Roush. ing the ceremony. Dated thi 5 24th day of Novem-' Those assi11ti ng Mr. anct Mrs. her 1958 _ The bride-elect is a gfaduate of Charl ie Lievin g with his butcher- Rutland H1gh School and a reCANAL WINCHESTER, 0 . UP John C. "Bacon Judge of the ing Thursd<J y were Mr . and Mrs. cent graduatt- of Holzer Hospital. Probate Court Me~gs -county, Ohio Billie Lie\•ing and dau~hters Mr. She IS uow employed in Surgery - A gasoline station explosion c-au sctJ from gasoline leaking in - {!1) 29 112 ) 6 13 3tc at the Holzer ll ospilal. Mr. Van Meter is a graduate of Chester. men, one of them critica11y , and caused HiK.b School and is employed at Wednc. to thesday basement injured $20,00U three Three lnj• Ufed ' At In ExpIOSIOD ns I •arii>~P . • bure Thursday to visit .Mr. Ned Henry who is a patient there i.D .. NAIIICY �• • ' The Daily Sentinel l-Dail,y Sentinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJ)ort, 0 ., Dec. 13, 1956 -e deanor Schaaf, M21eport Society Ed. Phone 6079 · Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor WHILE THEY LAST Tree Ught Set · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · ·· · · · .. 67c Mrs. Gordner Was Guest Speaker At Party.... $2.49- Swedi•h ~rn Cut Glu1 8 Piece Beverage Set · .............. · $1.69 O!.~:!!!~e:.~~.P!;?f~~~~~:!a!;t~~~,e~:"s ~~!~ speaker at the Christmaa: Gardner, Mi'IS Nal'cy Reed and Christmas Corsages .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 39c gueat party the Middleport Buaineas Mrs. L. E. Reynolds. - :=-=-= VOL VIII MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY New District Taxation Offi~es For Area Opened At Portsmouth I CAMERA SALE h.oo 'Lis and BR.VSH DUTTON DRUG CO. Auxiliary Honors f Ofmef Mem ber At Memorial Service /or Christmas ,. .~* · . a~d momory-llo-'feJilt ' - ~f.'(\~ something will love,, G.,est ~resent . When ~ridge Club Was Entertained 'Neighbors' Club Enjoyed Dinner At Christmas Party Discount Danger Of Flood Here In Ohio River I ~~·~illes: h~tte ' .. in Chillicothe; Examiner Charles ·A. Ratbbu•n· in Gollipotis; Examiner C. M. Wymer in Ironton·, and Examiners Klldt'ed Speaee and R. BA .Spa.ki Dl·,•~ct Inoff' Portamouth. :.. waa ma:'nt·'no• ~· SHEERS naturally Chil-dren's Faith Devotion Topic At WSCS Meeting l•l•~!<h. COSTUME 'GROEN JEWELRY 400 Day - Eleetrle CLOCKS CHINA RINGSt; B. H. SANBORN ~ ROOM$ Of ~ New Pumltu,. 1'0& I $299.00 ' BAKER FURNITURE 0.. 'l'lllllrfllllewl ear.~ ael' Ia lllddleput JEWELRY STORE FUJINITUIII Barnit.r, president, Mrs. L. F. Schoenleb whieh opened with of Christmas carole. on the topic, prayer Tompkins closed the I ' prove to yourseU how fabulous these. budget easy KIRBURY NEVER RUN NYLONS are · • w. · ~~ .G. On Thursday, December 20, the public fs invited to an inAutomation i• bdng;ng a "new Street. The Rev. Robert Styers, pastor of the churcb, has ex· look" to your gas bm in Pomeroy tended the invitation for the program which will begin at ud Middleport. The new ~ms formal opening of the new Church of the Nazarene on Beecb have startefl arriving st local .. s -----.----------------------~ "·' Campbell and Mn.boatCloude OODiribuU., ....._ . - .., d 'WI'tnesses CallD" (n Child Neglect Hearmg • · fn c0Uft the. : homes and business places. Ray Sl Clair. Middleport monoger f or the 0 • JO · F ue 1 Gae o...um· npan)', .u.id the change is brouglrt about bY adoption of a new, completely automatic billing operation for Ohio Fuel'll customers and those Of O thct companies In • 0.. (IJP) ' - · 32· ·A &:noll 21~; FOB Cincinnati, 1 Columbia Gas System. The new bill• are postcard·t)'pe as were the old ones. However, they are slightly smaller and have been redesigned ' for easier, reading. They ~~:re printed in blue · on white paper, whereas the old bills\ were printed In black on tan pa- Wltneseea were being called thie maming in a· bearing before Probate Judge Jojln C. Bacon where Garnet Proctor, Syracuse, has been char)Jed· with neglect of her chlldren. -----BULLETIN per. On • motion by •.,. pro~~Hutln, There will no change in the way attor"-Y the "«~>mpl•lnt nprdint c::mltomers pay their bills, St CJalr th• children Df Mrs. G•rnet Procsaid. tOr Wll dl•miUed. Rtnmlnlng far proMC:ution b the cUt! .-ernln1 Mr1 • Proctor'• fhrwe WHir• abo OUSIN . REElS REFUGEE C ,; 30 Tilepm. first regular worship atr- vice to oo held in the new clturch will be on Chri5tmas Sundiy, Dec. 23· nile court tald •t noon. B l;liiO" SJ.SII; whit'e lhd brown A J.irge 41:ta; ~ medium 25-37. Cbickena, about tteatb; fn'•nr •3" lb lG-17-t. h•n• ~eavy over I lb 1;9-15; hens 5 Jb arid under 12- . .. U:· bent Utllt l)'pe 10·-12; old r~ ' .. J1WI. · · Turkeys, toms heavy ze lb 1nd Over 26-28; toma, -.un'cler 2$ lb J6.. :ta;. hlms heavy 2~-.ap; ~~ en 10 lb and uDder 3819. .Jutter, 90 Kore .sa. . '. ' ': ..: T~e Jury Venire Is Dr8W0 FOr Jan. Term Of CoUf{S Five persom from Pomeroy, !wo f~om Middleport, and eight ethers scattered from abot.<t tho:! caunty were drawn to serve on the January term grand ~ury re· lf'~sed Friday by Clerk of Court:; M"n. Eve)Jn Lucke. Fifty othen ~ubied ,.., Pf"'it JU ry duty were listed on the venare. . The grand jury : Pomeroy, Ruth H. 'I'bornton, Doria £m 1th , Ray· moOd-Cede, J::~hn Sargent, AJ\Im Ruu.ell; . ~iddleport, Alben Rou5h K . . E. ~j Letart Flllls, Ralph Chapmai,;'1+1lat!ine, L . D. Webb: Che~ler,= 21don GauJ : Reedsville , Helen Blake; Harrisonville, E. R. farr: Carpenter, 0. H. Keefer, a~1 Rutland Be:rth.t ~er and James Bradshaw. "Lean Hogs" will be the topic of 1tudy when the third Adult Farmer meeting will be hefd Dec. in tbe Racine Vo-Ag clasr1 room. to be discys1ed include effJdencies, lean vs. f.at , feed required per 100 pounds of gain, crou breeds, confinement v1. range, and ''can we feed leUJ on the bog." Plans will be mad~ to use the farm shop through the holiday ll!IIOD. A meeting of tbla cla88 Dee. 10 was attended by 15 f•nnerll, Farm accounting was Ute subject • moved m to break up anti-5ovlet d£"monstrations. casualtiee were . not reported. . It was a rare admission by the Jano~ ~ar puppet regime of bit.. ter fighting in the provinces. A n.ter broadeatt said anti~ so ... iet riots flared Monday llJ.d Tuesday in the city of Eger, between Miskolc a:nd Budtpgt, "Counter revolutionary elerneo~" - Red terminology far the parti~ans--ettac~ed. the provJncial ~ernment buildmg and eauaed senow damage with bmd grenades, it s.aid . . In its version of the Mitkole clash, 13uda~est said "rounter- r&o , volutw!lary l'lements led by Goa Barany opened fire on Soodet troop umt.s when tbey lried..,.i.o i st(tll anti-Soviet den.•onstrations." 1 The freedom . fiibten derailed street cars an.d distributed an&~ SovJet leaflets "forcing Soviet troops lo interfere and resf.ore order,'' the radio said. The province of Borsod, whicl:l ' border.!l Czechoelovak.ia. has been a stronghold of freedom lighten since the anti-Soviet up~nc flared Oct. :!3. Reports reaching the West two wq,ek.s aso said B~ sod prov.:anc::e ha<l declared itJ'!II ''inc'lat~endent" ot the Kadar pup. pet rq:ime. u a..-.ne.M the lllllia. ;oloing .... )n<IUJU:lol l l. . . '!! . I I P'ow1er. Bern1~ Vrnn,.".Geora:e 1:. HWl&afY. •. RUNdl, Norm,a.o Russell, Griff Mislr:ok AI a dfy o1. tmne 100.000. RuueJJ, Eva Hartley, Grace Wolre, It was one of the tint clUes takeo Chas W. Circle, Roy E. Pullins. by the SoviPts m the armed onRacine, Eileen Lee, Gleiln Simp- slaugbt of Nov. 4. son, Cora Buck, Roy Pearson, GeoAv.ordjng to Radio B'Gdapest, the "tounter . revolutionaries; op.. rg~ Neigler' Edward lfJI]er. Dana ened fire on the Red army tGrees, Wickline; Reedsville, Charles b th Smith Sherd Hostetter Grant A. whl~b bad to be an&Wercd 'I e . ' · . ' d SOYI"'t troop5." Sm1tb; Shade, V1rgtl Blaekwoo . The broadc::ast said 1 theaWr Carroll D. Jones; Syrac::use, Nora I wu "set in names and de8(royecl,. • Houda5heit, Homer Roush. Porl-l Radlo Budapes-t W.d not di~ Ja~d, Ja~es Sellers, Howard the number of casualtiee in t;he ff1tt.. Addle Powell . battle. Neither did it make cleat Langsville Milo Jobn5on. Curt wheth~r fi&hting eontiaued. Ge1.1 Barany, i-;tentified ~· the Stoul; Oe:.;,~r. R. E.. Jlendtrson, Lloyd Wood; Che&bire, Janet Sny- Jeader of tbe partuan ban~ ta under; Rutland, Mayme Heiner; Ches known tc• ~estern oblerVen In ter, Warren Van Meter; Long Bot- Vien.na. ltad1o.. Bu~apest refe~ tom, Emerson McDole. William c. fto btm as an ordmary c:rimlnal. Kennedy, c. c. Wright; Vinton. Tbe clash app~ntly was the Titus Smith; Albany, Thebria Cbase biggest of the sertes mportfd In Minersville, J . 6. Roedel, Victor K!atter~ areaa tbrouttbout H~n­ Brown; Tuppers . Plains Howard ga~e~:Vsd::;;velers Cl'Oaaing fhe Coldwell; Hemlock Grov.e Avery tightened bnrder into Austria had brought reports of pltehed baltl~t Nelson. Jn key mining areas and in a vil· RACINE YOUTH FINED lagtJ along tbe mal.n Vienoa-BudaDonald Flinn, 19, Racine, was pe:d highway. found guilty of failing to atop at JLeporta from Pees. near the Yu· a stop 5ign Thursday and ,fined $5 go!dav border, said 300 Russian •nd costa ln Mayor E. F. Robin· soldiers died in dashes witb armson's court. He was arrested by ed partlsan bands in the put few Patrolman John Mcltenzie. days. Hundreds of Red soldien were reported wounded. H1¥1&ariaD worken also con· ti.nued passive resistance.. They extended a nationwide geDeT"al atrlke indefinitely in open defiance of poltee and Soviet tanks. Pro- j -- Christmas Carol ~rrvice Planned At Rutland School Nativity Scene Is Erected By The annual Christmas Ciroi ser~ vil!e of the Rutlanrt Grade SChools will be held on Wedneed.a)', 1:)k, 19 at 2 p m in the grade sctwol building, according to announc!eo ment made today. Hllrbert Parter, principal, said today that 450 children will parti~ cipate in the servie~ with e'tWf child having somcthtng to do on the program . . The public is in vi ted to attend ·the program. Gardenfl~ ..·. Middleport Prcsb~ 1cnan Churl!h are collerting money, clothing, bedding, el<'. for Hun· g.,-ian Relief work and Mrs. Karl OWen and Mrs. Carl c: ihnore are-co chai.nnafr of the Chri11tmas prujcrt which was ·plannerl this week Itt a joint meeting of the neaconess.es and Deaeons of the Church. Contributions or monew . good used clothing for adults and chUdren, towels, shccls. material for i}anclages are being so lrcited . 1 \ ThC money contributions .may 1 he givt'n to the chairman or the ReV:·-Howard Ruppel! and the other articles may be lrft at lbe church. Deadline (llr contributions is Dec, 21. · . I Adult Farmer Meeting To Be Held Dec. IS The large room Is painted In aqua with yeUow ceiling and -yeJlow pmc trtffl. The bulldlne ls lluilt of cement·block~ with clrlder blocks usl'cl for partitions. Flush door& similar to the entrance wae used in the bUilding. Church Making Collection To ' ~ -- - YULE CARDS TO DYING GIRL ..n..... •ook..m•• rol ... '"- .. ¥~, ~e~ugees Hungarian patriots and Soviet troops in eastern Hungary. , A broadcast said the battle took place Thursday at Miskolc, capUal of Borshod province. It erupted when Red army troopa llid.lllfpofl, Edill!.c~IF''• . ~""OJ ----,-- . " · ' Mrs. Proctor ts the mother o! seven minor. ~gc~ children. L~wrenee Rose. prmc1pal of the Syracu~ Gr<~de Set10ol, was the fint witness. Manning Webster and Bernard Fultz we:re reP.re»entiQg Mrs. Proctor and Prosecuting Attorn~y James O'Bl'ien was counsel for the state . , Prod- : between 1 Petit jury, PoiJ!I.Croy, Hobart Raub, Milo Jobason. Bernice Bro'Nn, Adam SchOU. Robert E. Bowen Carl Moore, ' Cliftnce DoUil.u; Mr. Styers drew tbe plan' for the church with afficiala of Ute Po.meroy Cement· BlocJi: n.-.P""" as advisors and the men~~ of ~ the church have assfstcd ·In the pro. jeet which started · on May 17. SUFFERS STROKE , when ground was .broken on Word has been received here 1956 the new lot. ' that Mrs. E. V. Mercer of Walled Lake. Mlch., is critically ill, fol· Ja5pcr Dunt aOd the putor lowint 11 second stroke, have worked steadily on the proMrs. Mercer, the former Blanche ject and the ground unit of Ute Morpn, i11 a native of Meip Cou~~ etructurc--which wm be complet- b' and is well know_n h~. She. 1a ed at a later date-ha; been tin- a patient in a bospttal lD Pontiac !shed and contains a l~e meeting Michigan. ·room wit!1 a raised pla~form, four Btble sChool ciass roome, .a furnace room and two rest-room&. '· uce: Eg.gs, steady te rtrm, net prices · at farms lor u.s. consumer arade , · whites and browne, A jL,nnbos 3'1· •5; A large 8~37; 'A mediums 29( ten 8-10. ·. l 1 held on Tuesdays at the Pomeroy Nazpene MiNion ·by the: Rev. Robert St,.tn, paltor of the Middleport Church of the Nazarene, wlll be diseonUnued from this week unUl in JanuarY:Mr. and Mrs. Styers and son, Cirl, pl1 n to leave on Sunday, I)eeember 23, for Hlllsdal4 Mfehigan where ·they wUI ependt ten days wl\h her p&relita,. Mt. and Mrs. J. Glib~ .. . Durlai Jill absence the Rev .. L. Flek 1-cnneroy, a former pastor of ,the il:tddleport Chu~h. will of. ficiate 1t thr. two eervlees on Sund17, ~mber 30. ·· . Ohio ll\lel Gas Co. today aalced tbe oblo Publla Uttlilie1 Commission for permi~&ion to dlrteontlnue · aupplying gas lo the RuUand. Fuel Co. Ia Meigs Count)'. Ohio J!uel 11id the firm owed $3,609 for service given since Jut JUn:h and had · no\ paid Its bill. " the locked and double lOCked sUtch that just can't come loose . . . Stock-up now ..• HaJI'jo P. 'limith, M... George Par.ker, Mlsa Lucy Gibbs and C. E. Nease wit& Mra. Rich- 1.oo pr. 11 ·... Honeytone ..• Belgetonc ... T•upetone ... • DI'soontinUeS Jts· Sef\'Jce· • Til Jan • The eervlce which bave been Ohio Fu~l~as Asks To Halt Gas For Rutland CINCINNATI, hose .•• never popping runs from snags ... culs .•. or dropped ashes. The secret's in to pOffieroy Nazarene w. Heart Att-lo; Fatal To DQt'er At St'andmg.:~';dc~~,;;~~~~~ N-·· .·.! Middle'p~ort Ch.·urch PL-s O'tf 181) Inf'onnai 0pemng . Decemher 2'0 Gas Company Bills Take 0 n A"New Look" Market Report Cobweb shoor, yet they'll il'Ve you more miles of wear than the heaviest service weight Siles 8~ --. · an~d H~~ ~~ COLUMBUS. , O. , m> - .Tbe ' I PJ'OJI'&Iil was presented by V. D. Edwards assiated by Bater G~don, Mrs. Dey Hyand M111 Autusta Genhetmer. dlse:uuion on children the · cbun::h can help in growth waa held, abort business session was i wbc:n a _report on the bazaar receii.Uy ' \lat given. Refrubmentll w:ere served by b~teMes, Mrt. Baker Gordon, I II~ ,..~"""~-------------------------· ·--------....:Dam AI Middleport I toile~ ~(I hour. Weattter forecast to the lockmen was light rain today and tomorrow. ·w. ..A· ,. Two per10ns were inJ\!red Thun· clay afternoon wben .a vehide dri· Yeo north on Route 33 by Jamu Campbell, 33 o! Routf: 2 Albany erubed into the rear of a vehicle driven by' Hoftrd G. Simpson 23 of Rt. 1, Pomeroy. The acctdent oectlftd 7 miles north 01 Pomero)' . Aei:Mding to reporU of tbe Ohio H~way Patrol, Simpeon had his car ..topped for a school bus at tbe Urne df the aeeident. CampbeiJ l'e(!CiVed Jaterations of the right leg and a bloody nose. Margaret Campbell, 27, Rt. 2 AI· bany, a passenger ia his car re· ceived laceratidns of the forehe:~d Campbell was ,cited to appear in Mayor E. F. Rtlbinson 's court on December 18 at 8 p.m. to an· s~er cbarge~ of, "failure to 1top within an illlured elQF distance. " Mus~m- mo,.;ng and w.. rising at attheApple rate Gme, of .25 foot per Div~ ·o1on. · jewelry; ARTCARVED RINGS ELGIN AND GRUEN W} TCHES STERLl'NG SILV'R ~ In Portamoutb from 1035 to UNO" at which time the Portsmouth oflite was dlaronUilued and the co1,1ntiea eerveQ by that offic::e abaorbed by other diltriela.. Mr. Gerald R. Wint8rsole has been assigned as Aetiag Minager of 'the Port.Bmouth oftite. Mr. Winteraole started 's an E:a:•mlner in the Departme11.t of Taxation in UMO In the old Pot\lmoutiJ• district and. has ~erved in several capaeJties iri the Department aioee thal time. Since 1904 be Ms been 1 Supervilor In the Hlihway· Use · n.x Division wt~rkliiJ out of th~ Columbus Central office, under Mr. J. 0. Keltb who il Supervlaor of AudUs end A11essment. in the Sales and Hlihwa;p Uae Tax TttAT JUST CAN'T RUN Other Gifts: J,awrence •ndtheGollla . C.unUes biiYe been in Columbus distrlct. These counties have been served by six (8) Examiners whq will conUnue to oerveareIn- lbelr home ·countiu. They Euminer E. Wlteatley in AthensCounty;; Examiner Ru8tell Sayre ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NON-STOP t~at n~rm~l Ralph - - - -- - · - c~ ti,'ij.....~ -.~~ Two Are Injured Anti-Soviet Riots Break Out In ACollision I Throughout City Of Budapest . fUPJ- Communist-controlled B~dapest radio to. North ·Of Pomeroy dayVIENNA reported new ant.-Sov1er nots and a maJor armed clash Neither Rain Nor Snow Stops 1 Tbe decision. to open a District 6ffiee in Portsmouth was m•de by De)iartment officials as part of a l~Jai ' range provam designed to p.'"Oinote closer relations with vendors and tllcpayen. It wa5 felt 1 l.Jat by redistricting the atate into \' le.a 00) districts then would be a more even distribution of lieenaed vendot"B tban under the Any immediate danger of a ror-mer plan where there were on- nood stage in the Ohio River hen 1y nine (9) districts. This will or elsewhere seemed to be di.s mean that in many CalleS vendon counted today by reports frorr wW be closPr to a Districl Offlr.e Lock 23 at Apple Grove. than heretofore and ~ consequently While rain h.as been persister.:1 can .secure help and advice much in the OhiO Valley and u.s tribu quleker. The rapid growth at new Indus- tary areas for two daY., it b ha ~ try in the Ohio Valley was another been light in most places a ovt factor ln th~ decision of the De- this locality. The Onited Press reported th• . partment offfeial!. W.bHe there ~ts not been any 1reat infiax of West Fork Siver was rising raJ ew industry in this area to date, idly in the Clark!Pburg - West~ ' ey foresee the rapid Industrial are~~: after almost 11 week of ru ifevelopment of thia area. Quite . lt was expP.cted to crest $ever1 naturally ,they wiah to be pre- f~t above flood stage. ~red to advise and counsel wilh' Lock 23 attend~~:nts said an up :' ····those who have probll!lma relatina per 'river rainf~II report \$howerl to the Ohio Sales fl!nd. Highw• 1.40 inl!hes of ram on the. \fo~on· Upon the shoUlders of these men in the . abo'V~j\hoto Uae Tax. . - g~hela watershed and tb.~ rJv.er task of seeing that all that Christmas mai~IJfe!Y reaches The Pos:tsmout.h - office Will be I"'Hing only The ean. ta!:ik ' borne not, only during the holid..ay·se<Json the District office for Adamn 1 ~ _gum was carrymg awaY only hght :h .~ . but ens, GalHa, Hoelting, Highland, rain, and ·it wu risih~ slowly. cas1on to get them all assembled toget ~~ ,.t one tune Jaeluon, Lawrence, Moigs, Pike, The Ohio is stationary tOday at Christmas Party held at the home of Pojijnaster Albert Rosa, SciOto and Vintotl £ounties. 7 a.m. ,up w Lock 12 near Mounds-· photo ]eft to right .here are the Pt>meroy Poe=: front . In t1:e JiU!, t.~•,...d High- ville. 'l'~e ~ft\l!~otlo dam lo r~n- OlilllPlllllls, Winsor Stivers lind Geor!l": Slat~o~· ' nd' row: .' bfttl ·in the . nln,g 6t! fe':... Of comp,ued IWbert Lew1s, William Radfot'd Jlo!Jenbaum. ,' Ctnefnnali '*\mtrlcf.R•Atbelu arid to iti·ftoiiftta ar or three feet ner, A,lbert Russeu; Thoma, Roy Don Woods, Durward M8i.Js have been "in the ZaoeJ. so pool stage of 18 Radford. Pat Lochaf'y was unable to be present, (Daily Sentinel.Photo) viUe distrid and, Ross, Scioto, feet ts mamtatned. -------~-~Pike, Hoc.k ln,, Vinton, Jackson, The river stood at 20.8 feet this r sl~wly, • r1an rov1nce opening of a District Office in Rooms 301 and 302 of the MB· Sollie Temple !n Portsmouth for the convenience of vendors and others having problems or questions relating to Sales or 'Highway lise Taxes. GIVE THE FINEST N Y L0 N • J. E. Williams, Chief of the Dlvlsiqn of Sileo and Highway U1e Tllxes of the Department of Taxation has announeed the thl• Chrllf••• .•• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SINGLE COI'Y--6< a)or LONGFELLOW CLOTHES BRUSH Serve Dinner In Buffet Style At Crusader Meeting friday, ;;;: • Meny Greeting Bells · ...... · ............ 49c • ... ) NO. 206 Reg. $1.29 Princess Pine Yule Wreath- 89c Ivory Electric Alorm Clocks .. $5.23 ne ~' y Deeotett fo ne l•terem Of~~~ During the business meeUfli Mrs. Rodney Downing, Mre. Marcus Mrs. Charles McN• ; mee, MrB. Ed Of 6 ... utifvl Styles and Mn. Jamee E. Chambers ancl ProfeJional Women's Club on Smilh and daughter were visitors Harley wc::re named on tbe nomMrs. Fry thanked Mrs. Gardner in Gallipolis Tuesday. Tuoday evening which was held inating committee to repor.t ~ at the K. of P. Halt. Mrs. Beulah Mrs. Hapton .~tall and Kathie lor Mr. and Mrs. Willis Grue;;er An"l H1lr R•g. llk- 4e Artificial Snow, lOc - Now 3c the business meeting in Januaey White, program cOordinator, lntro- their aasUrtJnce with the program have Dcen visiting Mr. and Mrs. For Doors - Reg. $1.00 at the home of Mrs. Dale Dutton: duced Mta. Gardner whose pro.: and her committees: Mn. White, John McCabe and three children Game~; were enjoyed during the RQll call reJponses were ''Christ gram included Christmas poems, program coordinator, and the hos- in Col umbus. evening and prizes won by Mrs. ucerpta from Henry Van Dyke's tess comr.Uttf'e: Freddi.e Houda. Mra. Helen Batey was in Galli· PuUen, Mrs. George Hobstetter, mas Thought•" and Mrs. Noah works and the Christmas story shell, Mrs. McE lhinney , Mrs. Char- polis Monday for her JXI'l·llllra:i· Mrs. William Hobst.etter, lire. Am- Haakins presented a review of from the Bible. lotte Perrin, Mn. Richard Greu, cal checkup at Holr:er Hospital. brose Gibbs, Mrs. DeReuben Beet, Edward Streeter'• hook "Merry Reg. $2.00. Serves 3 purposes - Clothes Mrs. Wesley Fr)l;' president, was Mrs. H. J. Russell, Nellie Zerkle, Jill Harris, small daUghter of Mrs. Chules Murray, Mra. Walter Christmas, Mr. Baxter", a etory of Brush, long handled shoe horn and patentin charge of the short business Mrs. Clifford Owens, Mrs . Waller Mr and Mrs. Walter B. Harris, re Crool:J, Mrs. Howard Byers, Mrs. the Christmas spirit. of a business ed spot remover - Spec1al at ....... . . ce1ved severe brui5es wh£'n ehe meeting which foll owed Carol Harris and Jerry Pullen. WiUJam Anderson, Mn. Wayne man who l.bought he had lost the ~ 2 Only- Ya Price-R... 110.00 singJng led by Mra. WhHe and acspirit of the ~ea110n.' Swle~er. Mrs. Francis Anderson. Chrbtmas gifts were exchanged fell down the ba5ement steps at leompanled by Mr.i. Lillian Steift. and Mrs. Fry presented gifts to their home. Christmas gifts were exchanged Tl)e club votf'd to send a Christson, Mandl Parfitt and his and it was announced that the Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Hapton· mas gift to Miss Lois Cecil, a stan and Mrs. White gave Mrs. Monty Everett: Columbus have next meeting wou)d 'be at the former member ,and completed its Fry a gift from the club in IPPJe- heen visiting Mrs. Henry Hennesy Jack Stiver• left Tuelld1y for home of Mrs. PulJen. contribution to the Feeney-Ben- ciation of her work as president. 1 fl•lh r....,.rlal Compl•t• Rag, $4.91- NOW $1.91 The hostC~s served a dessert and son, Bob, while In Meigs Co~n- Youngstown called by the death J Saart111 Camera• Rag, $5.19- NOW $2.8P nett Post's "r.lcts for the Yanks course and home-made eandiee to deer·hunUng. of his sister, Mrs. Ethel Kronk. ty Memhe..-s a;,u guests were invit1 lmperi•l Fl••h Compl.._ R•t. $1.95- NOW $3.95 That Gave" project. Mrs. c. F. Hawkins is ill at her Freddie Boyd was a recent over gueste seated at sm•U tables with ed to the dining rOQm where Mre. 2 Antco PlonMr Rq, $7.50- NOW $3.69 The Christmas party of the home on South Second i\ve. night guellt Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray green covers and napkins. The 2 An.co Shutfluh R... $4,91 -NOW $2 ... 9 Mrs. Paul Hapton.stall , a guc~t. Fry presided at the silver coffee moss-rose patterned dishes uted Christian CrusaderS Clue of the Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Oeborne Sparta and family. I Antco fl•th Cll~r R•t. $9.95- NOW $3.98 and Mrs. White sang ''White service. Sandwiches, salad, aeaortheld 1 Antco Redlflu · ··----- --- -- -- Rq. $14.9.5- NOW $4.29 Mrs. William Matlack J.eturned for the party were brought from f'irst Baptist Church was Chrlstmu" accompanied by Mrs. ed cookies, c;ndy and coffee ~re .and daughter, Mary Sue, and Mre Janet D. Perkins, Point Pleaunt, home Tuesday after a viait with Japan to Mrs. Lewis Sauer and Tuesday evening at the home of Tbe program included a Stei.ff. served with favors of miniature COMB SET Mrs. Rodney Sauer by their bro- Mr .and Mrs. Paul Smart with Mr. poem "Greetings" by Mrs. White china bells tied with sprigs of were Sunday guests of Mr. llld ftllatives in Columbus. ther.in-law, Lt. Kenneth Sauer, and Mrs. Manning Kloes as the Mrs. Larry Rice and aon, Chipper, Mrs. Phil Gl.Jbokar was a businholly. and "Christmas of Yesteryear" by when he was in the Air Foree, hospitality chairmen . and Jacqueline Rice. Miss Rice ess visitor in Parkersburg, W. Va. Mrs. E. S. St:haaf and Kathie McHolly branches and Christma11 ~a. Harold Hubbard. teacher of artiChristmas Fair cxhibll.s has been ill for several days with Tuesday. Elhinney, smAll daughter ot Mr. candles were used to decorate the pre11ided at a question and answer cles for gifts were displayed by and Mrs. Ken11eth McElhinney; a Mrs. R. n. W!lkin5, Lancaster living room of the Wilson home a throat infection. Mill Sl. Middleport j medley of Christmas songs by Mrs. Beverly Perrin, the Sports Center, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Mr. arrived today for a vtsit with her and the fav,,r, carried out the discussion period during the even ing after a turkey dinner served Steiff; games directed by Mrs. the Quality Print Shop, Mrs. MlD· and Mrs. Stewart Hawkins attend· mother, Mrs. Addie Grueser. Christmas theme. erva Childers and the BPW had ed the Installation of the GaUistyle. Woorow Call Jr., vlce buffet Mrs Elmer Wickman was a buscandy for sale. president, presided at the businesl polis Chapter. OES, Monday even. iDe!IS visitor in Gallipolis Wednes meeting and it was decided that The refreshment table was cen- ing. Mrs. Hughes is secretary of day afternoon. on Jam1ary 8 the Class would a.t~ the Cheshire Chapter and the Mrs. Paul Fisher returned to her tered with an arrangement of holtend the Week of Prayer ~~ervlce ly and scarlet .satin ribbons with others are representatives of the home MinersviUf!, Wedneeday after ln a body at the Baptist Chureb accents Of miniature Christmas Evangeline Chapter here. a visit in Ashlat!d, Ky. and then adjourn for a meetiRg Carl Mattox is on vacation from Mr. and Mrs. Jo Hardy, HarriiOngifts wrapped in gold paper and after the services. The Clue will thc New York Central Railroad vHJe Road, had· as dinner guests A memorial service .for the late tied with scarlet ribbon. Bra111 have a caroling party during the candelabra and red candleS li&ht- and Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Mlittox last ·Tuesday nisht, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank McCoy wu held Tues- holiday season with the date to led the table and candles and holly visited his brother James Mattox Cheater Tannehill and children, day afternoon when the GIA of be announued later. Locomotive were used in the w1ndows In the and family al Diamond. They went Janice, Mark and John, of Middle- the Brotherhood of arid Those present were Mr. dining room. to Nitro where they were over· port . Engineers met at the home of their Mrs. Srltart, Mr. and Mrs. Kloes n•ght guests of their son and Mrs. Wcncl~ll Freeker has re· president, Mrs. George Hackett and son, Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Har-Red and green back drops were daughter-in·law, Mr. and Mrs. turned home after spending the Sr, old E. Hubb~rd, Mr. and Mrs. Don used" in the dming room and hall Leonard Mattox and three child· past ten days with Mr. Frecker at · .Offic~.rs ref'lectcd were, presi- Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Riat for . the party and a lighted Christ- rc n, Katt•n, Mary Anne and Mieh· White Cross HospitaL Mr. Freck· dent, Mrs. Hackett; vice·pres,, and son, Chipper. the ltev, Claremas tree was a special feature of <tel. Wednesday the two families er underwent major surgery and is Mrs. Evelyn Lewis; guide, Mrs. mont E. Hoyt and son David, Mr. the ball where the party was held. shopped 10 Carler>ton and cnroute •lowly improving. His room num- Walter Harris; sentinel, Mrs. w. aod Mrs. Robert Mills, Mr. and Other decorations included aar~ home the Carl Mattox famUy alao ber is 346. R. Garber, chaplain, Mrs. J. Q. Mrs. Charles Vroman, Mr. and Janda of evergreen and tinsel stopped in Poinr Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beegle and Rice; relief secretary, Mrs. R. c. Mrs. Woodrow Call Jr. and Mra. The•e'o olwayo opedol oxclto'!'enl ' j·:· around the walls, cascades of red Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner spent Wilbur Theobald spent last Sat. Sansbury, secretary-treasure, Mrs. 'Eugene Smith. and e:ilver bf'lls, a NaUviLy scene, the w~kend with Mr. and Mrs. urday in Columbus. Mr. Beegle Lee Roush. ,•. over a aift f--IB. H. Sanborn-· for J an illuminated linowman and larse J c. w. Clark and Mr and Mrs. Clyde and Mr. Theobald &\tended the ·:.. SANBORN J•-tllli-~ electric candlu. Minijlture Chri~t- Belcher, Charleston, and celeflra Shrine meeting and Mrs. Beegle ·A potluck dlnnet preceded the r~as scenes were used on the ted the birthday of Mrs. Clark, spent· the day shopping. mel!ting and Mts; RICe uked the '• · Hntiment Clood tcnt.-gfftt·tttttiij plano and ~rna!! tables. grandmother of Mr:s. Bachner, sunMiss Shirley Beegle spent the bleseing. During the business meet last weekend in Athens with Miss ing the new bY·Iaws were presentday. D.avid Yost, Portland. drove, Doreen Norris. ed and approved. Mrs. W. R. Shasteen was a gueat Mre. Mabel Marshall , and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines of Col· Christmas gifts were exchanged Taylor Grogan. to lheJr home in 1 umbus arrived Saturday for a and Mrs. A. J . Beaver and Mrs. when Mrs. William Clark enterColumbus today. They had been weeks visit with their parent5 Mr. Alice Smith, were reported ilL tamed her bridge club rectntly at · assisllng in the care of his daugh. and Mrs. WilLard Hines and Mrs. Christmas decorations were used her hom~. High SL ter, Christine, who Wl5 ill with Ira Chapman. throughout the Hackett home with The Friendly Nel£hbors Club Prize for high score was awardRoger Hines who is employed n centerpiece ot poinsettias tbe pneumonia, but is 1mprovmi: now. held their annual Christmas party 00 ed to Mrs. Selim Blazewicz and Mrs. Geor&e Hackett Jr , who in Waynesburg, Pa. spent the past dining-table. second to llrs. John Moore. in th~ sochrJ room of the Feder- entered Holzer Hospital for ob- weekend with his parents, Mr. and ated Church. Monday evening. The servatlon Sunday, has been return· Mrs. Willard Hinea. If,efreshments were served by tbe ThOle present were Mrs. Roush room was deCorate-d for the ocra- ed to her home on Brownell Ave. hostess to thO.!Ie namP.d above and Mra. Rolland NeuWing. Mrs. Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Garber, Mrs. Rice sion including a Ughted tree un' Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wood have Charles Mullen. Mrs. Branch Flem· Mn. Robert Harris, Mrs. Waller Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee, Mrs. Carl der which gifts were placed. moved from the McGlothlin apart· ing and Mrs. W. R. Sha1teen were Harris, Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mn Bilikan, Mrs. Rolland Neutzlin&. Mrs. Charles Mullen and Mrs. Har Sansbury. A 6:30 turkey dinner Wll serv('d ment ln New Haven to the E. M. vlslton in Columbus Monday. old (.()hse. MIUNO IUVIIt rLAQUI. I PIICI Ill ··- ·-·-- ... ...... . Wood apartments on Fifth Avenue. -, by ladie11 of the churcb. The tables CUPf UNMI . h .OO Ill CLIP . .... _ .... P.H Mrs. Hutsell ·Baile, and daueh· 1 / were dti:orated with small tr~es and candles. Place eards were ter, Fauna·, Rutland RD., and Mrs. candy canes to which the names Kenneth MeEihtnne)' were busln_..f were attach~d. Favors were Chri11t,:: esa vieltors in Columbu1 Monday. Mrs. 0 . L. Rou1h and Mre. Rayrnas eorsaie•. mond Cunnlnaham and son, Jon, FolJowing the dinner a program were vlslton in Pill'll:enburg Tues· lfllliHO IILVJ!II PLAQUI. I PIICI AI ·- ...... _.. ,_ ....... was presented eonalsting of a day CUff UNKI .. . .. ...00 Ill Qlll ......... . N.H reading ''The Star Of Hope", Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. K. D Amsbary and Henry Werry; "The Lerend of the ann, Jim left today for an overnllht Poinsettia," Mrs. D&vld Ohlinger; vl•it with Mr. and Mrs. Louls a slory, "Henrietta's ..Christmas Hainee and three thlldren, Grovelloll," Mrs. Ronald Smith; an art~ port, RD. Lcle. ''Keeping the Christma1 Spi~­ Mr 1nd Mra"Wllliam Slater spen( it," Mrs. Robert Arnold; and two Tueaday In Columbu• on buslneu. s(llos. "White Christmas,'' Mn. Mr. and Mo. A&el Sear lee, wboae Charles Werry and "Blue Christ- home on Pearl Street Is ln the mas," Mrs. Josepb Struble. area to bt used for the new el&Games were played under the mePtlry school, are purchasing the direction of Mr.. Harold l..ohse former Hurley propeny , corner ot and Mrs. Lee Tyo and prlles were Oliver and Beech Street Mr.. L. E. Reynolds. Mlddlepor1 awarded to IMrs. Struble and Mu. her da~bter-in · law, Mrs. Vel' ia.d George. Buchanan, after which se~Reynolds. GalUpoUs. are in crN pal gifts were exthanged. Columbu• ahapping today were tho~~e named above Present AS POPULAR AS and Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mr11. Denver Thoma, Mre. William ShcrTH£ utan, Mrs. Roy Smfth, Mrs. Donil'.v Reibel, Mrs. Leon McKnight, Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. Olive In· graham, Mrs. Gerald Grueser Mr~ . Willard Hines, Mrs. Charle~ 'Tor All Children, Faith In Ll'gar and Mrs. Emeraon Wells. God" wq lhe tople of the · devoUona and program when the Women's Society of Christian ServJee ,. of the U,.lted Methodist Church '1\a-etday evenina at the 7 9tf, a ' ' .. . -=:-::-: ' . • • Christmas Specials tic VaiN •' A Nativity scene has .been erected on the Betr property o" Route 7 through the .cooperation of lhe Middleport Garden ClUb .and the Amateur Gardentrs Cl'll.b •lUi t.be Street. Department" ol tfte t - t Mrs. Ma~ Roller and Mrs. Robcrt Jkoibel, presidents of thfl two elube have expre:.~f'd their appreciation of the. asSISiance &:iven· the -two clvk committe('s in this ,project by Lewis Ellis, Fore.man . of the Street drparim('nt an~ htl' crew, LICENSES IS5UiD , Two marnage licenses haye ~ll issued through Meigs Prob4te Courl. one to Harold L. Jiowell, 22, Downmgton. o ., ~unc& prese operator. and Joan Mower,,, lt, Harrisonville; lhc other tO lAn7 Osburn. 19, Tuppers Plaids, Du· Pont physical tester, and MU')' Jaoc: Spencer, 19, Che11«11 I . • . ;J k. 18,. and Poetmuter Wttuam DYING Of CANCEl, INDJ &ron~._, the thOOAanda ot Cbr1atmaa Krenoing are tlhown With 10me 0-'6 h received amce abe learned abe would DOt Uvt :r"ct!:m: ···-·-- .. . {lMonraUo!W~·b � 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. 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