https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f8f91c42326a75cf24fb628507f0ff4d.pdf a08b7b6784ef77b9b75c5b53ea877868 PDF Text Text '-JitiiJJ SUIIM~ P. • ..,..MWdltport. 0,. Del. JJ, .... •• ,. The Dailv Sentinel • Wonderful NEW to frg and grill Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Ed. Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor - Mon., Dec. 24 FOR 9 o.m.to 6 p.m. 1/t THE MEN ON YOUR LIST! Famous Brands He Knows: HIS "MANHATTAN'' WHITE Broadcloth Shirts lmpee('ably tallor~d •• sanlorhof;d for tu and eomfort! WILSON permanenl BROTHERS --- -- - - - - - I.e Vaughan . Mrs R1cll.ard Gress, 11.1rs J<Jmt's Harlt>y The menu Jn· eluded baked chu:kt·n . Chnstmas Hdad, hot rolls. relishes, coffee, 1ce cream .tnd rake . Mrs. Max t~oller . president, wei· eomed members and these guests. Mrs. Hobert He1hel, Regional DIrector. Mrs 0 . P Klein, Mn. Noah Jlask1ns . Mrs E S Schaar, and dunng the "Xchangr. or Ch.ristmas gtfts. gu~sts rece1ved g1ft~ also. Mls1 Frteda Faehnle was in chargto Of the exchange of gtrttl and Mrs Elmer Maag introduced Mrs Hasktns who . in her mimmable manner rcvtewed "" Merry ' {'hrutmas. Mr Bnter" written by Streell'r Group singing of carols wa~ accomp<tnled by Mn . C. M. Gatly wrap!*,; ~ifls for exch;1 nw• Hennesy who played the old-fashdunng the socJal hour were pla ce1l Ioned organ owned by the Zerkle 1n an antique trunk garla ndt•d ~t!.itt>rs . with holly and holly branches and Mrs Roller closed the program evergreen were used i.n the enw1th a Chn~tmas wish for the trance hall also Mrs. Ernest Martg group and rcnunded them to 5hare matlc lhe 8tnmgement In the living room u•ln!: white pu1n sett1a the1r fhnstmas JOY with the more blo!lfiorns, s now berry branches. un.rortun<~te people 1n the comscarlet berrirs. van-colored foliage: munity. on 8 8Jlver cloth Miss Nellie Zerkl(' used an ar Broadcloth Shirts $3.95 The - - - -- - Lovely Winter Setting Enhanced Party Decorations When Garden Club Met A welcoml' by Santa Claus at lh C' enlranct' or the Zirkle apartu w nt as he stood h) hts red sleigh luad ed w1th gJ!t s and evergreem ~ud lighted by an anttque kero-.·nc c.una{:" lamp prepared m('mtwr~ or tbe M1ddle~ort Garden l lull and their gues\S ror the bea utiful Christmas part} at the hom<' of Hal he and Nellie Zerkle M o 11 J a~· everung . A full moun shining above 1IJe We.st Virgmta hills and Sl' llrlmg a silver path across the Ohio nvcr to the picture windows of tht· apartment's ~unroo 1 n added to (he effectiveness llf the yuletide rtcrorations used throughout the apartment. ~ Binghams Announce 14 to 17, all sleeve • Fancy PaHerns .._,.,....n.. 111 ~l•••"'· $199 1999~ l DUAL SElECTIVE DRYING AUTOMATIC SAFm CONTROLS. Jn GaJ ran Folden~ *USES LESS FUEL THAN OTHER GAS IGNITION SYSTEMS : .. .... - N. 2nd Ave. th1t look like wool .. 10 w1rm! l'lti:ht ('oiol' piflldll , , fl mnn's robe like he wants it! Hnnrl~>OmC', roomy, w11rm 1 Santonzcd, completely wu~h11l.Jic! S-M-L. Fine Gabardine Robes $7.95 &'cloth PAJAMAS It takes just seconds ... and all the work or old-fashioned $2.99 cloth~s drying is eliminatPd-- the heavy lifting, line a~retching, hanging up and taking down clothes. Your Nofth collAr eo11t ~tyle .. , . Mtripes or fandets : some !ol• JdH! A to D 1lze8. Gas D1:yer does the work-noe yoo! Saves your clothes, too. They'll last longer because gas Men'• flanMieUe Paiamu $3.99 42. Are. u Aft'lrm-.. MEN'S WINTER UVI drles them gently . . . safely. Whites stay white. Coltn-s keep their lustre without fading. And all this time and work-saving convenience costs you only one penny's worth or gas per load . GAS Drytr3 cOal 1,., to INSTALL ••• OPERATE .. , MAINTAIN. Easy terms make',it possible for you to own your penny-a-loaq ;··. GAS Dryer now....;.·.· . . ......... for as little as · $5.00 a month · ~ .; ......... reply ... 46. Hea.vy we~lrh' Extra convenience reaturia of: NORGE. GAS DRYER ' E.rdulliN! HamP"-Dor, Puah-liQtu!a openiq ..• ad.juta 1o S poalti0111 E.r;.rlnfiN! .4 -~ror drr\Kf, lndivl4ual 1reatmoot of all tyPf!ll ol fabri~ ' Hrot-4ir »rlfclor. Choice qf heat aad air, >Aith or without tutnblina: Jackets Men's lllp-len•th 11\l JlllrPC,~ft jAcket! ~ .. ala:ned tor ill t1nn' W.ltf'r•repf'llent :••· anlintl thell! rull Z.IPlll'T! Slze8 a _...,,, $J9S 09S Men's Gabardine Surcoats ••b- $1 BeRt buy In all 'rllund qui\t ..Uned utllttv coRU Water-n•pcl\('llt lll'dlne! Full :z:tppcrt Slz.es 38~6. Hugge-d, warm all wool h1ced~ k111t currs. Slz.e~~ 38-U. M plaids - lnU8·(ittlni1 Wlltllt, Men's Wool Suburban Coats aa the priC!e $9.95 to $24.95 YDII want to PIJ A vtrsahle all 'rmmd m"tr>r r(l.Jt. u lnu&h at th+' wrlli iH•r look1l All u:md qu,llt'tl 1111 1 111:~ Brute• for pwu~hmc:nt' i $7.95-$9.95 • B1~ Sl&tl 38-·4-1.. Sanh's best for men is here ... ~~cAMPUS" IVY SPORT SHIRTS pa(·kcd wllh wprmth. II:+"INI r:ll"l y-1111 pgrkcts 1 Butlot\ D.ULY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how to work Itt AXl'DLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW On. le~ter lltnply stands for another. In thll aample A Ia usecl for the thrM L'a. X for the1wo O'a, etc. Single letters. apo... trophe .. the h!nlth and formation of the word1 llNI all h1nt 11._ Eacb da)l lht coda latter~ ara different. • A Cryptocram Qao'*tlo• I CK T 0 '\KBO JKT WBRA NOWC.P'OA. AKB TJONJ FO V OC OR AKBCJ VFOFXORV-VOFRLBR. I Y•tltr4ay"a ('r~ploquot.t TO TH£ FOOL. iu: WHO ~IUU W1800M WILl. IOVND FOOLISU-SiiJiu'llliCil •• '*'Wclb'l'., M ..... - t · 1 e II *· , - -- - See your Gas Dealer todar · I . Wally W:aJowac and Chuck Slack, former Marshal] CoUege basketball stars are still play-' .. m_g together as nwmbers ?f the Go~ayear Wings, amateur team sponsored b/The Good ear Tue & Rubbe_r Comp~ny m the Na-tmnal Indus trial Ba.,sketball League. Wa towac, who re:Cote Marshall sconng dunng a rour·j•ear c~rcer .( 19 50-54),. wirtning All-American honors in 1954, and Slack, a to~-ranked rebounder durmg his yedrs wtth the Thum.lering Herd (1952-56) were teammates dunng the 1952-53 and 19!>3-54 seasons. Both are starters tor Wmg Coach ' Hank Vaughn, Slack at forward and Walowac at guard Sl<~ck is from Pomeroy Ohio and Wa\owac from Loga·n, W.Va. ' ' Churches In Bend Area Plan Special Chri~tmas Programs • frOil\- night hivh 25 totod•y 32 nGrthwest, to to3t 31 to 45, 31 lo.r Pomeroy-Middloport, Ohio, Wedlletday, n-mber 19, 1958 GAS DRYER • ~.Jackets NO. 210 TIME· LINE .AUTOMATIC G. 0. SCHMOLL for every m1n for every jobl VOL VIII w.,_, ........ SINGLE COPY ~uohmt. 'ELBERFELDS KF.W, Slo:\\', l"iEW 1'1t.i'i- Stll>s,'tepp::, l n of t~< I('S, wools, knits! Sanforized d•y, becoming Plrfly cloucty north. portion Thu ..... ,. .• ,.,.......... Ar• ----~ Make Mom's Christmas the best with this Masterpiece of Modern Equipment Designed to give Better and Faster Washes. MEN'S COTTON FLANNEL ROBES In~., Tile iiOi:"Yiii-N(J::iii)----·--------------.;,:::::7:;;:;,~:::::;;:::~====~:::'';::::::::-~~~:~~=:...:=:..--------·-------..:..-------l·'th ---------..-! -:>• ~ORGE \Vnvo•n l'·'t!' 1w·, fall<..\' ~tripes, nc.ot flllli<mls. S]llltcd .:eomctncs, ~ohd~! New uanuw Wltlths, pointu! ur ~quare ends. . r .. rite I WASH~NGTON (UP.i- Indian Pnme Minister Ja~:aharlal Nehru sa1d today he has relayed to President Eisenhower Killed 11. People I"ce;tam complaints" b:v Red Chma against the United States. .. 1 '' WASiiiNGTQN (UP)- J.ob!J,Poater Dulleo, appearing hale Christmas COllection! Men's D~oted Secretary 0( $tale ~Janning Futtlre Activiit#s In:Cahinet · LOOK I • , juol look at Our MEN'S GIFT TIES $1, $1.50 and $1.95 By UNITED Pfi:E$5 Ohio : Mo1tly f1lr Tnd e 11"1• ••rm•r in most s.ctlons toct.y. Cloudy with rliu or csritt:o IOI'IIeht 1nd 1drlrnn south portion Thu,.... Exclusive Time-Line Controt • ent1ne WIATHIR Dulles .;To Stay On Sho:cs Solid Color~ at I length~! A hU~I! ,_cle~:li"tll Tla• sl11t l he w,mt s most- any t•t~lor. n\1 white, or f911L'Y! ~~nntonnd, to<.•' Sup•lbly tailored! Roomy! All neck silcS, 1111 5\eeve ll: njths! • ............ t . . ttM I .a11d Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Yeager, Athens. IT of th& LOOM" BROADCLOTH SHIRTS White w.....m~t.....l. . . rs:ii:.. lw...... r.t fr..W.-&t,_,...,........ ~ . .,..,. ~.,... frrl.... ~ • e (IRCULAR GRIDDLI Mr. and Mns. Bruce Bingham, 41 1ft Ru~hland Avenue. A~hens, are .mnounc1ng the birth. o! a ftve pound 13 ounce daa&hter al the Sheltering Arms Hospital, Sunday, Dec. 16. Grandparents are Dr. and M.n. A. B. Btngham, .Middleport, -Another good name tn Mcn's Dres11 Shu I!: is WILSON BH01 HEllS' We hilvc these m whttc fltH1 (n!uJs' -------- REVERE WARI ~• Daughter's Birth MC'mbcr~ Of lhe Federated Clr· l'ie Vl>ltrd the Carmen Rest Homr \fonday f'lli•nmg for a program and part! The liomc wag decorated in WHITE and COLORS 1\ttW l More Toys Needed For The Jaycees Christmas Pro]·eel ReSidents of the Bend Area of Mason County were busy this ,. we"' preparing for the coming Ctuistmas season and severa·l Worker th J co b cJlnrch l ... th _..., I ' s op e umor am er _ ~ ""W- ~e.s ""~ , e.~ announ•.c•4- !IU>ec al programs. of Commerce Cl'lristmu project J>r:ograms for the season were sehedule.d to begin on f'riday filled baskets f~t needy ramili~ evening, December 21, when a special presentation was set for Tuellday mght but ran short of ·-l I the Broad Run Zion Lutheran Church at 7:30. toys. Other Lutheran services wert' j Jaycee President Roger Morgan saHl ther{' remained 20 baskf'ts fur h scheduled for each day until R h d W i 1 . Christmas with ihc Broad Run · S JC dar rt~ 1 · 1 ~ 5 ~ ('duled fur 1 wh1ch no to)s wNc avallab\{' Savings Club announcing thqlr an- I C~n a~ e\·~,mng a t c Mcthodl~t , '" These arr-n't just nameless basnual Christmas dinner to be held I urc 1n '.ason. I kets. Tlwre arr- names ur !oral at the churo:h on Saturday at 6 A program featurin g a panto- : famillf's attac.hcd lo each:. There m. mime of the btrlh of Chnst to I are ch1ldren In the families," he · On Su~day, December 23. the gether with readings by ch1ldren said. St. Marks Lutheran Church of will he presented on Chri~tmas E\•C I lt w<ts announrcd 1h~t " total of Upper Flats i.s to present ll Christ- at the Clifton Methodist Church. ~30 has been contnbutcd for food mas program at 8 p. m Christmas lR the baskets. eve will rind 8 candlchght ~erv1cc M1dn i~~: ht :'1-1ass is scheduled to be Morgan and Eugene Bucklry, set for St. Paul's Lutheran Church celebrated by Rev. Fr. John chairman of the Chmtmas project in New Haw·n at 11 p. m Morning O'_Hcilly at 1 he Sacred Heart Cath- 1said that ir anyone w11l give adcti.wonhip will be held at the same ollc C-hurch in Point Pleasant on' tiona\ toys to make up the o&hortchurch on Chnstmas Day at 10 a. Christmas Eve. Mass Will be cele- age the Jaycees will attempt <~r­ :rn. braled on Christmaa morning at rangements to pick lhe toys up St. Joseph'a Catholic Church 111 if donors car>not hnng them to the At the New Haven Evangelical Mason. Morgan restdcnce ,the Ohio Power Unit~d BretiJern Church ,the chilCo., 01: lhe Farm Burrau . dren'k Christmas program will be It was pomled out that the 20 presented on Sunllay morning at baskets represent probably 60 to 9:45. Mrs. Geraldine Gibbs, direct80 children who w11l be withoUt or or the cbildren'll work, and .Mrs. Christmas tQys unlr.ss further doEdythe Scott, leader of Junior nations are rece1vcd. Church, wJII have cfrargc of the program. A cantata entitled "The Promise That C11mc True" will be presentMrs. Charles Lewis, art teacher ed at the evening service at 7:30 p. m. on Suriday by the Youth and in the Pomeroy Schools, painted Adult Choirs · under the: direction the scene ol children sleighing on of John Hoffman, Speaking p!H't.ll the mirror at the fountain at the will be portrayed bY tbe following : Dutton Dru~ Store lor a part of Gibea, Harry Miller, Rebecca, their Christmas decorations. Middleport resid('nl~ who wi~h Geraldine G)bbs; David, Roy Clark Across the street from the S;}ome, Carol Gibbs; Peter, Ph1l Drug Store is the e>ffice of the to €'lllrr their homf's m the con· Cook; Rabbi Ben Mahum. Carl Columbus and Southern Ohio tesl for lhe hf'$t decorations for Gibbs; Mary. Dorothy Sayre; Angel Electric Company which displays the r:hristmas season are ur.ged Village Girls. a beautiful scene of the Nativity to register their nam('~ at CJihcr Maxme MJIJer; 6079 or 6124M bY noon Saturday )Is Zickafoose, Margie Roact1 Elea- framed in evergreer: br1meh cs. nor Roush and Linda Roush; Or· JudJ:IIIg will he done Sunday Ganist, Ruth Sayre· Wise men, HOLLAND PAID f'VCning by Utll·of·lown Judges and Bernard Lic•.•ing, Luther Smith and Bill Hollud, Proctorsville, 0. lh(' pmes tor ell her rl' llgtous or Robert Rou!l.h . jailed Monday on a chl'trge of nun- non-rel1~1ou~ deeorattons will be A special Christmas pwgram w1ll support, was released by Jusltcc gH'l'll IJy tlw two sponsonng orbl' presented on Sunday evening at of Peace R. E. Grindley's courl ganilll110ns llw ~tuitllf'port Gar7:30 at the New Haven Methodist today aftC'r Holland pa1d baf'k den Club anU the Amal1•ur G<~rChurrh 01nd programs are sched- support and rusts. dencrs flub uled for the Hartford and Graham - - -- - -- -- --y----- - - - -·-Stallon Mothodist Churches at 7 30 on Christmas Eve. A Christmas program and dinnf'r {or al( members o£ the church was held Iut Friday evening at the Hartford Methodist Church. In Mason the Evangelical United Brethertl Church plans 11 program Audient:e atJplausc gave hearty approval to the original on Sunday morning by the young comic skit!; presented by Alex Cilo's Room 15 sophomore children following Sunday School. At 6.45 in the evening the Youth homeroom at the Senior High School assembly program ~"ri· Ff'llow~hip will present a pl"'gram day, Principal James A . Diehl . Jr. announced. prior to prcal'hing. The program began with the Mrs Roberta Young and Mn tr~dltional Flag_Salute led by "The Darktown Stullcrs Ball" Hrlen Roush are in charge of a Millard Roush and Terry Phalin Bonnie Rousey gave a l'Cading brought down the holl~e when prognm to be presented at the George Miller, John Muoscr and west Columbia EUB Church on from the "Holy Scriptures". Sund<ty evening at 7:30. The pro"Manhattan Serenade", ·a piano John Kunzelman, outlandishly cosgram is to be presented by the number playM by James Lohs(' turned as "majoreltes" appeared Youth Fcllowslup. wa~ the first presentation by the 011 stage wirldlnu thf'lr batons m The vo 11ng people of th(' Mason sophomore ~roup. ~ In kcepina with the holidlly sp 1r. a most danl!cro~s and amusing Methodlst Church are scheduled to go <·arollflJ.: throughout the town it, Carolyn Meier ana John Kun- manner. The rlant·c tempo was prothe zdman, dressed as small young- vided hy a rccordtng of that popu011 Thursrlav eveninc while \"Otlllll people or tbe Clirton Melho- sters, sang "'I'm ~ttin' Nuttin' Jar number . di~l rburch have S('heduled Sun· For Christmas". Jamea Lohse was The program \\"as conclud'-'d day evening as a nigbt {or carol- the accompanist. when the student body and facull} T,he Rousey twins, dressed In joined the nlayers 111 lhc singmg , . ing A ChrisUnas pr+ogram o1 smgmg Elvts Prelitley attire and brandish- or the "Alma M-ater" song. Charand readings with 1\ short message! lnf iUitara, aana: "Any Way Y(lll 1 lotte Murray was the sound effeds engineer. to be deUvered bl' the pastor, Rev. Want Me'•, P· l I Pomeroy Teacher Paints Holiday Window Scenes Deadline Is Set For Orristmas Home Decoration Original Comic Skits Presented At Senior High School Assembly and hearty despite bi5 ~ent ealltCer gperation, is planning to stay on as secretary of state lor a long time. There had heen speculation that Dulles might resign soon, but he is busy chatting his future activities in Ute No. 1 cabinet post . He t~ntatively plans to fly to the Far East next March to attend a meeting at Canberra. AustnUla."of the Southeast \sian Treaty Organization Dulles hasn't talked about fe~ ~gnir!g d.,spitr his Nov. 3 opera· flo n for intestinal cancer. The best ~UC."iS 1s that bulles won 't think ~~ hout quilting uuttl he reacl!,:-s h!s 70th birthday on Feb. 25, 1068 . Some people beheve chanel!s are A total of $11~ in .fill~ wa~ about 50-50 that DuJtea will stay on MUsed tra!hc vio-lator• aod jUll· for all of PresideJJt Eis~nhowe-r's ty pleaders to miademeancn. TueJsecond trrm, depending, of cour~~oe•. diJ n1gh1 .Ill "Mayor E. F. · Robin· on the J>rcstrlrJlt's wiBhes atJd h11 s court · health. roy James, was ,&ltdnil in NeWsmf'n who saw Dulles Tuer;day for the first time m a monf.h c:.y jail, agaia toda,r 'setVIng · marvelled at his appearance of ex- 0'1.(' a three-day sent1nee, ·aDd cellent health. At his first Wakh- $100 i"'OOrer, after he plead guilt)' tngton news conference uinee Oil. 19 driving w~ile lnto~eak!d on 16. Dull..-s answered questiohs for ~ 16. }{c hau been .rre11ted by· t~~ poliec, •nd had been free oo mnr+:- than 45 mmuii''S. He was relaxed and confident. ~bond. H1s color wall good and he lleemed ID other court aeUo.ns James to enjoy the proceedings. He Campbell paid a "fine , w1th a little thinner, but his CO:PP suapendtld !or ~ing to stop weight has only dropped !our WI~ an aas~~ clell" distance, pl'lunds to 186 pbunds. l{oiior C~\1.1!>~ Micl ,. and costs Dulles' wife .nd his office staff ~ttit 'ftr.yftt! ''JC~ft or·.,.ay; have been trying to ,jc.t him to Frl!derick M. Snyder ' contributed slow down since his operatwn. $1! with costs suspended ;for bavmg They have had some succ'4!s. but, faulty brakes; Shelby Pl,"'kens paid according to "h1s staff, he st1ll $5 wtth costs suspended tor ra1Jmg works " longf'r lhan a normal to transrcr ownersh1p o{ a" autoday" mobile. Ali arrests 1n tf:acs(' l'ilSf's had been made by the State Patrol. i Samples Prove i Too Strong For Langsville Man $175 Collected In Fines During Traffic Court l . H: su, Patty Carmack Is Clarencf' Leedy a $15 bond lor railmg to lights on a truek 111 !1me to a'imd an ac"Miss Mistletoe" Cident. Ca' v1n Spires, J..a_ngsvtlle. whose bout w1!h 13 ju8,s of hard At Wahama Dance cider is reported ·elsewhere today, added $35 to bring lhe total to forfc~Cd show · ~urn Patty CarMack, a member of the se l'lior cla~s. was crowned "Millll Mistl~toe" at the Christmas Dance sponsored by the Wahama High School Junior Class on Tuesday night in the Wahama gymnasium. 1'he voting had been conducted 1n recenl days and on Tuesday night at the dance by a penny a vote. Attendants were Betty Roush. Patty Washmgton, Judy Ueving, Phyllis Batey, and Judy Hewetson. Present during the dance, wbich was open to the public, was Santa Claus, who made an appcaranee al intermission. Playmg (or the a!fair were "Tbe: Mootrllghten" o£ Middlep(]rt The !:'>' m was decorated appropriately with a huge tree decorated with blue lights. ---Kauff Is Renamed . Railway Carmen Brotherhood Head John KauCf was rce]eoted president of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, Local 1023, when they met Tnesd~y evening at the Woodmen's Hall for their annual turkey dinner and regular buslncsll meeting. The dinner was served by the following: women of the Staff. attd Ofrieers Club of Meigs Temple. Pythian Sisters: Mrs. William Allman. Mrs. William Lowe , Mrs. Kar! Owen, Mrs. C. H. .Jones, Mrs. Otho Walls. Mrs. Milton Russell, Mrs. Grirr Russell. Chn&tmas decorations were us~d on the tables for the dinner and the blessing which preceded the meal was given by Shirley Wollr.. Nineteen membera were present. Other officers elected were recording secretary, Robert Reibel; treasurer, Jacob Beb; trustees, V.aughn Price, William [)ar~L Jn.!itallation of these men will be held on January 15. During the busine~s mr.cting they voled a contribution to the Infantile Paralysis drive . ATTEND MIETING 0. 0. Patterson, R. R. Gra;.o anrl Ch.arlcs Hayman attended a m('eling of sehool executives in Columbus Tuesday called by the State Department of Education. Drew-Webster • pOSt Get s Legion Membership Quota Drew Webster Post No. 39 Amerlcan Legion met Monda)' evening with w R Davis, comd ·d· · · man er. pre&J mg. $17~. One new member, Edgar J Pulkllll. a veteran of the Korean Wu and a guest, Mr. McGmnis. were introduced and welcomed . Paul Casci, first \'ire commander reported t.bat the state member· ship quota bad been met and that tbe local Post, who had for thcir goal .150, have only 339 and urged all eligible veterans to pay their Dr. Carl W. Thompson, Pt. plea- due& for 19157. sant physician, waa .:11!-elected to C. J. Rhodes announced the re· the presidency of the Mason County Medical sociely at a re~nt quircd service date on the OhiO meeting held at the Lakin SLate Korean bonus. Eligthle veterans must have served between June llo!lPital. 21. 19:50 and July .23, 1953. The orEieded to the post Of S('cretuy • iglnal discharge or separabon form treasurer was Dr. Calvin G. Ma- DD%24 wut bt> required for bonus Ioney. Aceeretcd into active rnera.- Information. Forms w1ll not be benblp in the society was Dr. Mil· available befor(' March 1!}57. dred Bateman of Lakin while Dr. - Pl&lls were made for the obli· E. F. Lowry, reiJred Naval captain gation or all new members to be was ~ed to an honorary mem· given at the Januar}' 21 meeting be.ubi,p. .with past commander John Will in Attending the meeting were Dr. eharge. Tbe next meetmg Will be held Carl W. Thompson, Dr. Dan Glass-· man, Dr. Calvin G. Malon&y, Dr. Monday, January 7 and all eligible J. Sta.wart J.Ioyd, and Dr. S. 0. veterans are invited lo attend. Jobn11Gn. Sending in absentee bal. METERS TOTAL $311 lob were Dr. Charles L. Brown or The weekly r!'turn from PomLouisville , K)'., and C. W. P)tty of Atlanta, Ga. eroy parking ITif't ers tutaled $311 according to Elma Russd l Si'cre· tary of Mayor E F RoiJmson Mason Medical Society Elects Thompson Again p'r. Market Report ClNCINNA"I1, 0. (UPl - Produce: Eggs, large, I c lower: prices at rarms, c(]nsumer~. whites and browns, A jumbos ;17-40: A large 34-37; A. mediums 28·32: A small 21-26; B large 31·3S: I"OB A large 41-42; A med1um 35-37. Chickr.ns. fryers 1 c lnwer; fryers 3-!B~ lb 15-16: hf'ns, over 0 lb 13•15; hens, S lb ;end undh 1213; hens, light type 10..12; old ro03ters 8-10. TUrkeys, to.ms. bea\1-· 26 Jb and up 28-28; toms. under U lb 26-28; hens, heav}· 28·29: fryer-roasters, to lb and undN 27-29. •Butler, 90 score tl8. EMERGINCY SQUAD Douglas Camp, Point Pleasant, W. Va, was removed from the riverboat Waltcr P. Dolle at Syra· cuse Tue11day ;bout 4 p m b,y lhe Pomeroy Emergency squad. Camp, suffering rrom a scJznre, was tak· en to Meigs General Hospital to where hil penonal physieilia wa& called. / '.• Nehru also told a news conference that he believes "the 1 people in the Sovie_t t 1mon are not ~·cry happy about events in Hungary - to put 1t nuldly. " Nenm·~ remarks on China were l the first off:t lal di5C."Io•ure of what 1 he and i'rf's •dent E111Cnhi)Wer di&(:U~sefl tn the1r day - long talb ~onday at the President's tarm at (;eU)sburg. P<t . The lndu'l prime minister, here 1 on a four-dly state visit, was to r esume hu man-to·man talks with Mr EHenhower at the White fl. 48 yf'Jr-o!d Lang . \l ~ le mJn 1 Jpparent!y pi cked the wr0ng tJm r House rollowm~ the news conCert-nee. ' J s"f' ·p off a samole or hl5 car"o I :'>lehru said he had not delivered P omer(l~· po!icc r~p0rUd toda~'"' to ~r . Eisenhower any formal ( ahm Sp 1 re~ was fuund <+ ~ le("p message from Red Chinese Pte-m hJS car by Chid of Pollee Frank . m1er Chou En-lai, with whom he Hudson Tuesday at 1 p m. as 11 met before coming to Wuhinaton. was parked arross the sidewalk Hut he said he eonveyed to Mr. m fronl or the G&J ston•, West E1senhower Chou EJ1-lai'1 viewSr! ond St. po1nt on A~>ia, 11 nd ex'l'!lained Red ( ·ttina·s thtnkmg about some Far Uurlson sa1d he fou/1(! !3 gallor, East problc :m. jugs Of hard ctder 111 ~ptres· car I Asked to g1ve details of hill reAn a naly s1~ obtained an hour Iat port. Nehru said Cbou bad made er rltlermined the alcohol content .. certain complaiDbt." as 7 84 by wolume Sp1rc.l", p ~ ead He said Chou's position 1.11 tbat guelty to tran~p0rt1ng mtvx1catmg Red China ha.s "gone several 1 teps bevuaf:es withcmt an II penmt. 1 forward" while lhe"e have been . r nn comparable moves to improve was abo charged w1_th tntox relations by the Uni.ted States. •_cat ton and Cmed $10 w1th cos\~ Tbe fi7.year-old Indian leader ~us~nded m :I.Jayor E. F. Robtn raced 300 newllmen from all part& !IOD I cou~ Tuuctay mght. On the · of the world at an early mornimg transportmg count Sp:re3 wa~ fl!l · I news conference at the National ed $100 and costll and se51tenred Preu Club Auditorium in downto 30 days tn jail ~ mayor sus- town Wa.sh.i.ngt~W.. He WIH't! hia pt>nded $7S of the line and 29 da>~ ~amiliar w.W&e Gandhi caP. white or thr Jatl llentcnt'~ . JOdpbunt and a tJgbt fitting brown coaL Splrf's was reported to be uncmplo~· cd and marrt('d, '+'ith two To~lki Furthor Understending children Other hlghhghls of the Nehru I Wednesday CIHd JluJson des- news con!er'!nce l troyed the 13 gallons of c 1dn that 1-He Mid hi~ talk~ hf're and at ! ""worked too hard"" in front of GeUyliburg With Mr. Eisenhower witnesses Spires was renmg in had result~ m a "mul'b better county jail. ~;.~er.~ta~dmg . of Amencan poli- ~.M"asou CI"ty Water :,1 R•"llrn· gs Scored !\t Town Counril Compla1nt s o~er ri'rcnt water bdhngs Wl're d1scusged by the Ma~on Town Council at a meeting held 10 the c 1ty Hall on Monday evening. Council has been th(' recipient of many com.pl:unts O\'er water bills smc~ tht· la~t billing and h<ts attempted lo handle eOJch complalnt 1n lhf' best manner possible. It was cxplamed at tht> meeting on Monda~' that a rcprcS('ntala·e of thf' Puhllr SNvlCe CommiSSIOn read thr- mrtf'rs last month and madf' arljustna·n1~ on the bllls of many whose mf'ters were out of line. Cou nt"ll explt~ined further that it fell that smre a r{'presentat1ve of lhc PSC harl mar!r the adJU!IItmrnts. ll ~~oas 1mposs1ble for anything lv bt.> done aboul it bv thelocal ~roup . The coun cil felt. that it had nn authortty to change thf.:" adjustmrnts and emphasned that no nn(' rm the lllcal scene could be blamer! At the ~londay mt'cting the town roun<'il h1red Allen Harris lo rear! the mrlf'rs each month. Appalachian Power Co. Promotes Mann To Manager Of Beckley Dist. John V, Mann . d1strict manager of the Appalachian Electric Power Company at P1. Pleasant, has been promoted to rna ·.., ger or the Beckley di5<trict, it has been announced by Joe P. Gills, Charleston d1vision manager. GiUs at lhe same ttmf' s111d that lhe powl'r eump~nv smcc June, Gccrg~ E. llervl'Y ( h~rtr~ton district supennlf'ndent . wnu ld guc- 1940. whrn h(' bq:an as an eh.'Ceeed Mann 11t PI Plr~sant. Roth trical t•ngmefr 111 Lhc Charleston promotions arC' cffrcl1w on Janu- d1strJL"I He ig ~ n:~u~· <' of !\1org;entown ary!. and a grad u :~t(' uf \\'est V1rg1nJa Mann lllartf'd work111.1: wilh lhe Untvf'rsl1y whr1r h<' ll,raduated PoWer company as a rodman in WJth Ill! f' l('r lrl("n l engincenng de1923 working w1th f'onstructlon crewA out of slate . lh· he('Amc gree in 193:.!.. II ~t'r\rd in the Euro Charleston rlmsion rhfitnbution pean Thi'RIN 1n \\ 1,rld W;~r II and ro~e to lh(' nnk of ma,or 111 the engineer m 193!t Sigual l"urps. llr 1s nnw a coiOJICI During World War II he servf'"CI in th<' :\lm) Rcs('nf' He i~ lllal'rJed .Hid the father or 3 1~ rears with the Armv Corps of Engineers and rosl' lo the rank of two rh1hlren llr 1.~ al~+"l a r('g1stcr· major. He became m.~~nagr r of the ed proff'ss10nal ('ngine('r in W. va. Pt. P}ell8&nt distnct in N(]\'embcr, a member of the Amcncan lnsti. 1M&, eftcr serving as local super· lute of Elr-r.triclll Engineers, the lntendent at Montgom!:'!ry. Univcr.~1ty Club, and the ArmyHervey bas been working fGr Navy Club. -India 1S anxious lhat steps be la~en to clear the Suei Cana l as ~Ulckly all possJble. But he ruled out any steps which would aHect Egypt's sovereignty. After the news conff'rence Nehru headed for another meetmg at the White Hou~ with President Eisenhowcr who w1ll be Nehru's guest Cor dmncr at the Jnd1an Em· bassy tomght. ln a radw-TV addrt"5~ to the nalion Tue10day mghl. the Indian Prime Minister sa1d the "Coree~ Gf peace are strong" and world opinion no tonger w11l Pf'rmit "pGwerful countrees to revert to old colonial methods or to impose their domin.1hon O\"Cr wulr. countries " That, he sa1d. 1s the lesson to be learned from lhe '"lradgcdies 111 Egypt .and llungary." NPbru wa'> asked torlay how he would square these remarks w1th the contmucd presf'nce of Soviet troops in Hungan He rtphed that he was thinking of the reactwn of world public opimon to !he events in llungary. He added: $o1111ieh Not Happy "J imagine that the people in the Soviet Union arc not \'ery happy about evf'llts in Hungaryto put it mtldly .. ~ehru had told his ndio-TV t.Ud!cnce that world opinion has shown it ca.n oq;an1ze ttseU to resist "Outragei'' hkc those in Egypt and Hungary . He said that "perhaps, as an outi'Oillf' of tbf'se tragedies, freedom will be t"nlarged and have a morl' assured basis." DIVORC~ FILED A divorce action has been f1led .n "cigg Common Pll'as court by Gertrude 811rt on. a minor. by hel' next best fnl'nd, llarlt•)' Lmthl~um. Rc{'dSVIlir. 0. a::::amst Marion Burton, addr"~s. ~lan!.ifleld Rf"formatory. O"Bn;;n anrl O'Firien arc attornf'YS for the plamttfL .' �- - · --. ·- ..... ..... .. ..... .- ·:·l - , . ·-- • • I 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , Dec 19, 1956 l5t~e0hristmos S'tor}.! The Daily Sentinel Ct'ufrtll Pri'~ I'J All30Ciatimt CurTt>.!pl)11d~ •1 ~ ff offie~ at N PomPrOL Ohio Puh!is h('<'. everv afternoon exeept Sunrlay by Thf' Ohio Va! ]('v Sentinel , Inc., at 110 Meehanie St . Pum t•roy. 0 Bw;t u ess offt,e phont! 396, ~·ditori.:tl ofri~ phone 39i Nat tonal ad \·ertt~i n g reprt' ~ettta tll' C. Botline!l i Kimball . In•. 3-1:3l.o:ington Ave, l\f'w Ymk City. lti. ~ Y. Subsrriolion r:t•es Dl•li\'l' rY bl' e;.rri<'r whf're available 30 rt>nh pt•r 1\"N•k; ')r,P ~('.lr in arll !!rl("t' at Th P IJ~tl y St•ntinel uff11 ·c, $1~60 : ~ i-..: month s. S'i80; thr.> .. month~. S::-:1 00 By motor route wh rr<' av:.ti la hll' onr mou th Sl l3 ;- mail o nt• Yf'Br SB: six m ont h ~. $-1 25 th r{'t"" mo nths. $2 50 one nwnlh. $1 BIRTH ANNOUNCED ,. , ;tppreci:t'iun r1! pass along 1h e~e Salt· Prl(·t· Utmus I' rice $1. !.95 $ !.20 $10 95 $ 9.95 U .IO $ !.00 $ K.95 $ $ $ $ $10.75 $ 9 .85 S X.95 $ 8.05 $ 7.15 $ 6 .70 $ 6.25 s 7 .95 $ 7..1~ $ II 95 $ 6 .45 $ 5 .95 $ .90 .80 .75 .70 .65 .60 .55 .50 .45 .40 $ .:10 $ 3.59 $ 2.69 $ .20 $ 1.79 $ $ $ 5 45 $ $ ·1.99 $ $ $ 4.49 $ ,, 99 $ 2.99 s !.99 s Chrlo~tmutimL ~· or Norwegian Chrlltmu I ·,euont lpantab chU4ren.,.. lteve tJtat tht Three Wlat t.fea hl\lm to 8ethlehe111 '·taeh )'ell on the Eve of llP.lPbU1 iJa& IJ and 10 theJ' flU thett lhOtl Wlth 1 etraw tot tht Mact'• eemelal' 1anc1 'ftUN tvl)'.ln the morn• ·tnc, l&pp1 ehUdren fln4 the[ atraw pne and the ahoea ·~ ~overed wttb 1a117 wrapped, Jlttl of ..0 klndl. . During the latter part Clf lbe Mtddle A&ee, Chrlstmaa wu celebra.te4 u a very holy f~ut dar. It wa• the time 'When tbe faithfUl tteld awe.. tn1plrln1 miracle pl•ya. $ 4 .49 $ 4.04 l Roush's Shoe Store l Middleport 1 1 GOESSLER JEWELRY ___:J.: ALL evel\ U" late at 11 that l6W there We~ PO . 10ft.' melod10UI Outatrua •uoll to ench&Jd. the , •Our flnl tnodtra tarol wu 0 C~,. ~ VI '•ltAt-1 takaa trona u ot41 ~L&tla, poem. .A.dtac.t ftddH, tl wa• traru~latecllnto ltb&'tt.b &D «hf ..,_..., UOl ..... - r.tJvtUet.l t..,-ter eet W • •. . ._ l: . .the 'l'llrH Wise Actuallt·.;;·~iij &igtu~~t ~·~rlltmas •enture,' edlbct i tvb6 llvt4 t'Jq. for. .. k remaiM4 lor~"~~;!~) 4•rlnl" bud~ fopulartllt Cbt l•fand U. Cbrta\ • • aut.tm.1t 'fonq ..... CentUJ7. Ai t.f'1 l...,aL tile lbOil tnae 11lolr N.,lll. 'II . • , . , ,..,.~ baek trom :Mextco to c&rdeu_ .. _Charleaton, 0. ,c; _ _ Ia 8wlllerland, to a«ept ~ buncb ('I edelweiss on rCtartu: Dlak.W fUuoal rtltmU C1 alao to accept pud4iftp IA4I lttell'tJ' Yut•j • ~man Who prolfen tt. tldt ftutlnl ln4 dancing. Dtc:keM' .._ Christmot Cervi, published 1D lUI 'tt'itb the beartleu ll&"ll Cit 8croor• IJl4 •n41Df 1L'1tb the pnyer. ot TIDJ' Ttm-·'God bleu U1 everyone- .. • • 41d mucb g mellow tilt Purlt&lmtcd u-t titude toward Chrlltmu. cause of thie, Dlckent has 1tnee been called "thtf man who dlacovere4 Christmas ... ~ Anlmale. too, enjoy a part In the Chrlstmu celebration. In the 0 erman AI ps, as On& example, It I• a 111incere belief that on ChriHtM8.1 Eve all o..1 Welnachten, Bol11 Night, lt brtatmu tc. allln Gennany. 11"h• people there bave maln• taine4 their t fad 1 t 10 n 1 \through centuriet and many Of their charming cuatoms -II ave been adapted ~ohrough• Out tht world. It wu the German princess (If Mecklenburg who lntroduced lhe first Christmas tree to France In 1840. Be· fore t.hen, the tree was n ot a part of the French restlv 111 es. T od ay a t Ch r Ist mas. th. slreets and gay shop windows of large cities throughollt lnlnx t~ fln.t Be pkked up by artlfictat and real. More lovely lt:ogena~. ru ll· toms and tra<ltttons eome from Mexko, Sweden and Poland and Not·way. Some exa.mpl~s '! In M.,!i:leO, Cbrlst~ mas ... ~11 !1bl cele · braleJ hiby 1tofltngd o.n:: !!1, awmg of w st es an t~hootlng of rtreworks at mid· • All Types OrtUtlMUto- Se up wah a crown of lighted ran· dlea they cany coffee and hot buns ft ·om dour to door. In a nf' ighbortng land, p 0 • land, Christmas dlnne!" lsn·t served until the eventn't star &tlowa In t.he hi!avens. 1 Bul no matter wha t the f estive custom or tradition for each cou ntry at Yulelide, one thing Is certain. The ob~ l!l~rvan ce unites in all its sh ining winter glory the most l!lc,~sed of a ll meanings- the binh of the infant Savior a t Bethlehem, Rede{'mer of the world] TumoiTtow: THio: CHRI S" I MA S ST UHY - is the story of a song-. S1l<1d ,\'iolir. O\lr I on or irtcr the :!7th day cf Deccmber, 19M. Donna Le(' Coodnite. Pl:tinlirf Webster & F t~ lh , Attorneys for Plainliff. Oii 13, 20,27 (\ :!) .5, 12, 19,26 7tc - -- - Sund ay l!fl e rno~lll . .lnlll~ Childs, Puulin e Ztrklt• :lltrl ( ' hnol~;> l!lakt•, l ~! Hdf'nl nursl' ' :11 th {' H O~ \I Il ;ll Sl"lt · out nf Ntll"\in .l-1 . s:tn g i11 1\w clmir illld \1J~ s Bl;1k1 · ';tn g il ~IJIIl 011 llw . _, pr~~~~·o ml ·------ -·- ---· and Wttitt~ 1956 FORD MAINLINE · · ... .. .. ..... .. · $1745 $1695 1954 FORD CUSTOM 8 ........ · .. .... . ·.......... · ·- -· wt: wu.1. Dt: $1195 Tudor- Tu-Tone - Radio and Heater. 1953 FORD CUSTOM 8 · .......... - .. '...... .. · · CLOSED AT 6 P.M. ('IIIIISTMAS t;VE · $995 Tudor 1953 FORD MAINLINE 6 · · .. .. .. .. ·.. · .. ·· .. $745 Tudor- Black and White- 150 1953 CHEVROLET .......... · .. · · .. .. .. .. .. · 1953 BUICK SPECIAL · .. · .. · .. .. .. .. · .... · · .. · · $695 · $995 Renl Clean. 19,2 PACKARD TUDOR · ...... · .. .. ...... · · 1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE TUDOR . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' $695 $695 One Owner. 1950 FORD F-5 8 CYliNDER .. There'ah.Othlnr like a Blllova t.o brinr out lht blrre•t.amlle" on (Aulllbl1 In IIU. 10ldt lo l•oa<'. lo•olor .... _,_....., 0Aif. ~· "'"'.,.' ST. -~·· N Ja: Lloyd MALCOLM McLaugWin STORE POMEROY See Our Remodeled Store To Serve You Better! ·Special! Famous Dick Tracy Gifts For The "Fair-Sex" E H BAKER FURNITURE RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Phone 602 I-X ELECTRICAL SPECIAU $2.98 they're sure ' $10·95 Covered Rocker DIAL your own Weather with this New '57 See Our Toy Wonderland DOLLS AND DOLL FURNISHINGS ERECTOR AND CHEMISTRY SETS SLINKY TOYS- ELECTRONIC CANNON WYATT EARP- DOUBLE HOLSTER SET ANNIE OAKLEY OUTFITS- (White) HI·LIFT SCOOP'N DUMP TRUCKS ............ ,.. Perfect controlled h~u ~limply ltttiDJ; the dial. more delicious foods I~ Sunbeam __... TOHIER RADIANT CON· T.I.OL gives uni- WAFFLE IRONS Sunbeam WORS form toast every -ime. ~ -- Perfect cnflee every time au\Oillatkallv. MODEL EE-400-P s.,.datly p<_lced at $169.95 Us Own the Finest for onlv Flannel~tte Shirts $1.95 CAPS - • $1.95-$3.50 $3.00 95· t 0 a week · • aftu small down payment A DANDY SELECTION OF Christmas Shopping Worries New Frigidai~e Sheer Loolc blends in anywhere-fits Bush with standard cabinel:l.. ARE YOU nmm of h<'ing tied to a clothes· line? Fetching heavy loads? Trying to out-guess the weather? Now's the time to change to the new J 957 Frigidaire Imperial Electric Dryer with its amaz. ing Control .T ower that automatically takes c harge of cJothc_s drying. Depenchlble Since 1872 FREE! * * Style Mart Sport Coals Slacks ... Socks Ties ... Belts ; ONE AT EACH STOKE SAT. AT 8 P.M. ., ...·.·.;··· The Famous You May Be The Lucky One UNDERWEAR Hunt~ng Equipment Guns e Boots EVERY SA1'URDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. ONE AT EACH STORE- lZ DIKES IN ALL! e Shells Co~ts. Cleaning Equipment REGUlAR PRICED $54.95 BIKES Rods &Reels WINNERS HA VI! CHOICE OF GIRLS' OR BOYS' BIKE (There's No Llmllon How Many Dikes You Can WID) Come in ..at ·either Pomeroy or Mason City Store for fuU details. No age Jimit snd you don't have to be present to win! (Pickens' employes .are not eligible.· FREE REGISTRATION. Sports Equipment . \\'ith a time and temperature ran~c to please and pamper every type of fabric, everything will be Uricd as you plc;ue- BAKER damp·dry for ironing, soft and Huffy for putting away, aud fragrant as all out· doors. No vents or pipes needed for Hut and moisture (a slide·out Filtrator ta"kes care of thatl ). Ask about Plug-In Foa~ htre. Ufelime Porcelain, iiiSidc and out, means 1a s tin ~ prot('dion ap;ain.d rust. Come in and .'lee this talented beauty before bad weather starts! FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport, O~ia --~~~---------- • OPERATING COST IS LOWER 2 MORE BIKES TO BE GIVEN AWAY Golf Clubs, Bags Archery Sets SPORT COATS • - · $11.95to$1 IN LIVELY WOOLENS. • Harry ALVIN Capehart \ Your WARM PLAID AND TWEEDS By MacGregor Footballs- Basketballs Baseball Gloves- Bats Balls- Hats Congratulations to the tv.·o winners o£ bikes, Sat., Dee. 15th: Emma Fortlui, Muoo, and JeDDy Abbott, Pomeroy ltD 3. .. I I FUEL Oil STOVE SPECIALS TOYS / Dolls . . Wagons . . Bikes Games . . Guns & Holsters B.D. Guns , . Electric Remote Colrtrol Toys ..... . Trucks . , Cars . . Sltnky Toys THE I-COLEMAN . , .. , •• , , . $29.95 2-COtEMAN ......•... $39.95 I-COLEMAN .......... $49.95 THF.Y'KE GOOP--AS NEW SHOP NOW! ONLY 5 Shopping Oays Til Christmas SPORTS Use Our Payment Plan CENTER Mare INOple by Plchns' WI)' .ve"'fd•Y· Your ~hrlstmas purcheMt can be made on Pf!yment plan If $28.00 or MOre. ' Mill St. Middleport Hoof.\ on • YOUR FIRST COST IS LESS Solve Stadium Coats· $18.95 ar(' trading high in Special $6.95 $139.95 and KNIT TRIM In Flllnnel, Tweeds ond Gabardlnot.$4 Ivy Mogue, Pe«eed ond Reg. Stylot • Keg.$7.95 COOlS mMOII Frigidaire Electric Dryer WooiJackets$17.95 Pomeroy Little Red Wagon Special $1.98 Let $475 Middleport Children's Plllstlc SQUAll SRAPI Your Sunrise To Sunset Station APPLIANCES Slacks·, Heavy Metal Reg. $2.98 Ill I* Gab.ardine Jackets TWO-WAY WRIST RADIO Complete with 2 Station~.- Reg. U 98 Value And Loads More! 990 On your Dial See Our Other Open every evening 'W 9 o'clock nnlll Christmas IIMMY PA'itSONS, INC. Used Car Lot- Locust & ON J From ft( l'\ SAVE! w FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ~ and ter Jo Ann, will spend Christmas Mr. and Mrs. William EVerson wi th Col and Mrs. W. K. Kincaid and daughters, Janet and Patricia, and so ns, Tom and Bill, Arrington will leave Friday for Win"lersville Va. and Salineville where they will Mrs. Raymond Kloes and dau- !i pcnd !he ..Christmas vacation with ghln s, Trudy and Mari anne, and their families ~frs . (;erlrude Kloes and Mrs. 1\btd:.t Russell left today for Col · um i.Ju s and plan to return home l<Y rlay. Mrs. Kloes and her ehilrlrl:'n will ·go to Centerburg Tues· day for a short visit wilh her broilll:'r and sisler-iri·law, Mr. and W~ HAV~ GIFTS ...._. 1• Frank AUGUS Cheesebrew 1ot0l ., 11011 <aiO . GOESSLER JEWELRY I .. .. .. .. .. · Ask about a deal on a New F-ord Pickup - Yuu 1 ll be surprised. We order to reduc: e our inventory by the end of the year. PO~IEROY Dolls .. Games .. Wheel Toys- And Many Others eON THE SPOT FINANCING eUBEIIAL TERMS Chrlal.mas morninrl For Bulova haa the watche& seen most-wanted mo.t. --IXIuJht • ·· PHONE 485 TOY CINTfR IN WARM WOOLENS AND LEATHER · 4 Door Tu-Tone. ! ' W. MAIN ST. \t~ Tu-Tone. Whitt' Tires, Tudor- Clea•n . <I SEE. OUR POMEROY and MASON CITY Buy Here HEAVY QUILTED LINING, MOUTON COLLAR 1956 CHEVROL!T 210 · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · •lllhl or .. IIDW KARR & VAN ZAN Santa's helpers really went all.out for boys, so many nice things to wear tn mnke him happy. Standard Transmission , Heater, Tu .Tone. mo•t-all oYer Amtrlca. Comf In and see our larre ~electi()n or theu mq-nit\tent wakh llt today I IUlas e Tree Stands "GIFTS TO WEAR" FOR BOYS . A-1 lght on C&S.T'Il B Tudor. Standard Transmission . Green ..,to<• *EXtRA BI-G STORES · Mr. and Mrs. J~hn Kincaid and All Shes STOCK REDUCTION ON leii-No,_e *liGMT SE'i1 • ldtleo AT PICKENS' Mrs. Pauley Ann Neal and daugh. Mrs. Harley Devol . ~:... 1956 FORD 'COUNTRY SQUIRE · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · $2495 ......1111 ~ .JOHNSON Heavenly quiet. "Roundtrip dependability," Pre· Christmas delivery. e Tlnlel GarIondo It Angel Holr White snow Is e\'er~wher-e a t Cttrlstmasllme, lhe girls em~ ulate St. Luda, a medieval eaint- and dre~~ed ln while B Passenger. l<~ordomatir, White Tires, One Lol.'al Owner, Low Mileage. "' "..! TIH tltiMMINGs In Sweden where !tparkllng Get them a Nine great models-with 12·volt electric starling in new 18 and 35 hp classes. WE RAVE PLENTY l"ll«ht. Used Cars •W•'*'II,..•I "' lo~1 •• Due To Our Limited Stockroom Space In Case You Need Extra 1'1me Contaet Us IN CHORAL GROUPS , every k'"''daY n • PACKAGES DEC. 20 Ira Clinton Goodn ile, whose place of duty a nd praying fl)t divorce, ThH'f' \iiddl•·purl t:irl ~ Wl'l"t' in of rc~idence is unknown, will take ~ustody of " hUdren and other re- the Jl ul71• r lluspil:~l Nw·s('s· ( 'ho\r noLire that on the 7th d11y of l'fo Her. Said cause will tui '!or bco1ring whit'h !>:In~ nvN Sta l'ion WH:It E Gli.O.SON SHOW ... th• J"CIU ~li!!n giUe to tbe lnfllnt Christ. ~ Ev.- ln honor of lege4 presenco a.L r at Bethlehem. t1oD to Clur Eurobfothen. America, too, OO!dtlbuted to the Christ• ~ ... ·uoa.. We are, for VULL lhlhc, retpOD.Iible tor the polnaetU&. (lur most colorful Cll Yuletide 1aDt& ' ft wu named after ' 011 IL: PolnHtt,. Who, 1n 1829, \ the wll4. nowerlng has been guilly of grol'is negl e~t LEGAL NOTICE -~ td lmag• 4 Almolt impossible POMDOYsoam w•• ALL- FAMILY FUN PPED HERE ,~:r:::r~h;c~=e~~~~-•w_:~~- -· =~~~::;lvs:~~~· ~(~~~to"~ ~t:c~r:;:~~~~~~ ~~~h 8~:~~~~- ~}~~l~. ,~; ;'_'.;;:;;v;;-e_d;;·;·._C; ;lt; ;ri";'.; ;";".;;';;;;~l:'~,~;;;'~;;;;:;;;...;-;_;;-; -; ;-;-.;;;--;;-;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; vembcr, I95il the Ulldt·rsigned, Donna LA•e Goodnite, filed her petition again st him In the Com· mon Pleas Court of Meig11 County, Ohio, CauJ~c No. 12.489, ror dl· vorcP, alleging that the defendant -Cb:ristma.s time is :Sulova. 'Wa.tcb. tii!l.el _ •we Kindly Request tb of 1M 1&101 painted . . trrellltlb1t pletUAI al wtnttt 1 C.bterved on Dec. 2~ 'The! coadl rldu. lleamlaf ptur4 5.80 \'our F'hH' Response To Our f'hrhtmas Lay· A"ay Plan Thi~ \'car Be""'"· Pt•ter Lil lllrh and ton. Tod Lancastt-r . were wet!lc.end guell.l of John Worley of Loa"an tbe hl·r motht>r. Mn. Cl arence Elleral"lach . and famtly. Mr. and Mn. weebnd gue1t of Mr. and M:n . Ray Lallich and 11ons. TOd 1.nd Pe ter Woodgeard and /amily. wh o ~p{:.ut Thanksgtving with he; Mr and Mrs. R.ay Woodeeard r~ m111 will go Jo Clevel and for vistled rel ati ves in Logi.D, Sunday <~flernoon . ll h:i~ln~~ -' v.~t h htsb pe~ple . , I u <~n ' eler. _rot er of Mn. Mr . and Mrs. Clilford Ebenbarh lharl1-s McNamee, I.S ill ill hh ij~nt lhe weekend Jn Columbua -- ---h.o111e tn Letart. with lheir daughter and aon in R. (' Collins and his sistcr·in.Jaw law . Mr. and Mra. Larry Jacobs. ~~~ ~ - R1r hard Oiler, have bee n h J anet and Nancy Rogers of Nel· Charlcs lun With Mrti . CoUins who 5onville are llpendlnJ a week with il<~d ('nlercd Charleston <;e_neral 'ht•lr J!randparenls, Mr. and Mra. llu~ptlal for majo r surgery. Thurn '"'' Youn.(i:. l:::ml' rson Jones was a busineas 1 Mr. and Mn. Milton Roush and vtsJtor m Col umbus ' recently. I son Gregory of Zanesville were The Rev. and Mrs. Clarem ont E. weekenc1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jloyt and son , David, will leave ~ason l'~isher and family , MinenThursday with Prof. and Mrs. Hun · VIlle. trr Hardman and son Edward to Miss Nettie Koehler spent Sun· 1·istt ~lr . and Mrs. Arthur E. Hoyt. day with relatives in GaUipolia. Tucson . Anz. over Chri!lma1 . Miss Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith we~ \1argaret Hort, who i1 home on vacatwn from Marietta Collegt', rc~ent gues\.5 of Miss Nettie Koeh· ler. I will spe nd the holidays with her t>ister and brotht'r·ln·law, the Rev Mi&s Joy Smith, student at Ohio and M.rs Clair Harmon, Findley. State University, Columbus arrived Mr. and Mrs . How::ard Holmes, Mon ,lay eve~ing to spend the hoii. Smilhs Ferry, Pa., are visitinK hi5 days with her parents, Mr. ·and mother. Mrs. Althea Anderson, and Mrs. Theo Smith. "!r. and Mrs. Max Sanborn and Mrs. John Chase returned to Mi~ Bess SHnborn. Mrs. David Entsminger plans to Huntington, W. Va. Monday where leave Friday for Bethlehem, Pa ., she is spending the winter with to spend Christmas with her so n, her <'hildren, after a brief vi:~it KPnneth Entsminger, and wife and here. fou r daughters. _____ __ SOCIETY THANKS ~ Cothic Then the pe-ndu~m awung lne plum pudding are traditional in mllltona of happy bomel on Chrlstmu day. English aehoolboys of th• 1100s. for example, penne4 . I•Chrtstmu Pieces' • f or lholf , parentt Orllptclally enJI'aved atatlonery much as wt aen~ (;hrl.ltmSI c:ardl now. · • , 'fbt &ovely ceature of rfW; ·Jng Cbrtatmas preeentl 4alte' ot courie, to the cotd1 tr&nk•'1 tneenH and myrrh preHnted , ' to the Infant Christ by the 't'hrM WlH ktngl ot tb• ll:ut. ln Spatn. however, the lpra.cttet of Cltt•CIVlRJ" lln'' 1 $ U5 ' ·1 .90 No Set·und .at ta.k~. original Injun' Puddttt. htl~e rnut pie and En&"llsh Thank s unsurpaur-d the Olher way. Wbtn Lhe ltua\$-wllled to u., throurb Puritans came lnto pow er m the ag es, by people• of m~tn)' England under Oliver Cro m· lands. well they trle<l to abol •~ h e4 ' Ch.rlstmu. Hislol"J' reco rd& Today, windows &re light 1 that tor 22 years tbe Ma ssa· with ele<:tric candle• and tM 1 C!husettl Bay coloJU', u e. rronts of homea feature Jov.. later •:r.a.mple o1 Otis. lm· ly Chrliltmu themes ln lpe(• 1 sh ll'...- f in n tacular ~tttngs. But in Lo~ posed • five- 1 .... · e 0 anyone caught ob8en.lng the don or 1U8, cttlzenl!l wert birthday of ChrUit. ' ~ake, Savings to you a.s our way of Saying Your cathedrals. 1 Durinr the ••me period,/ too, Christmas banquett con• alsted Gf exotic rout Pfa• 1 cock. aerv~ Witb laead, feathers an!~ t&D tntaet. Today, julce·fllled, eteamlnt lkufflild goose witb apple drusing and plump turkey I with ~hestnut drtsaing in a 1 t aettlng of other Chrtstmu foods aucb u brandy fruit 1he S!Jlerulid Yc:n we have had , we R.1•gular great, t ime full ot ('" O)orlul tra· d 1tion.!l whic h have grown f rom ane\ient tolkway• and . Christmas Bonus Sale """'if'S' CHRISTMAS lll a joyous tern~ " .. ~'t• l \ lr\ (,,n,• ])fld-Pil h..Jii' lt't"ttlt• l uortl iLl lh •· lnnh nr :r d:tr rJ:l''t ,·r :\!.m:;n ·rl'•· 1\:.tl hr·~n. lol ·~tt · tr !, r., lli •·r <~nd 'I" 1 1<·r1'1 b" \lr :• nd \Jr , U·1y l.aV. · 1 r:wnl frt l:dl\ lllg <-d1 0n l flit Ul'~uayh I .tflt ·l"n•li>f". l!olll t" El'OIIOIIllt'S tf"ar hort r. Sittt'".~' lto · ' I • r· .ol \\ .ohJm~ 1~ \ ln. llt·lt) J',ottt·t."" . ln of a !~t~a~~u~~:n:e..~y~~~~!~~' TEA CHE RS ARE GUESTS 11 Ti·~rf'!t,.r~ ul lho· Wahama Jflgh 1 St"!w1ol Wl'l"o· ),:LL•·,t s uf honor at a , 1 1 't·~ t•rt·-...•·trlr ·d u\ I w ll iJJ>~;'r t' ass1 of •h•· ll ••tnt• Ecol\OIIlltS T r1t·p<Jrt • \l r··. \1 :l.t.llll .\lit! ( Se!."Oil<;l Mr~ ---. MIDDLEPORT W~llt• pl<~)'Jng loot ball la.11 )CDr at :tJJdLI Je po r t H1g:h School 11nd the correl'tlve op~::rallon will Le ptr· John E Vroma n , yo unge r so n of formed today, Mrs. Vroma n u in Mr and Mrs John Vro man, en - (;:1lll polts w1th her son te red Hol:.wr llospll;~l TUl'MI~y ;~nrl Mr . and :'r lrs Warren Bennett Was sc hedult•d for sur~l'I"Y th .3 and sun . Columt>us, W('re wee kend mornmg. He IIIJun•d h t~ hil tHI gu e~t~ of his parents. Mr .a nd Mrl<>. By RA. YMOND A. t ...UOIE DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS -MASOS AREA RICHARo :5. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Ent('rc d f\s Sf'('Ond class mai li ng mattPr at the post Daily Sentinel , Pomoroy- Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 19, 1956-3 1 Ch'"" ---- SAVE $75 ' �- - · --. ·- ..... ..... .. ..... .- ·:·l - , . ·-- • • I 2- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 , Dec 19, 1956 l5t~e0hristmos S'tor}.! The Daily Sentinel Ct'ufrtll Pri'~ I'J All30Ciatimt CurTt>.!pl)11d~ •1 ~ ff offie~ at N PomPrOL Ohio Puh!is h('<'. everv afternoon exeept Sunrlay by Thf' Ohio Va! ]('v Sentinel , Inc., at 110 Meehanie St . Pum t•roy. 0 Bw;t u ess offt,e phont! 396, ~·ditori.:tl ofri~ phone 39i Nat tonal ad \·ertt~i n g reprt' ~ettta tll' C. Botline!l i Kimball . In•. 3-1:3l.o:ington Ave, l\f'w Ymk City. lti. ~ Y. Subsrriolion r:t•es Dl•li\'l' rY bl' e;.rri<'r whf're available 30 rt>nh pt•r 1\"N•k; ')r,P ~('.lr in arll !!rl("t' at Th P IJ~tl y St•ntinel uff11 ·c, $1~60 : ~ i-..: month s. S'i80; thr.> .. month~. S::-:1 00 By motor route wh rr<' av:.ti la hll' onr mou th Sl l3 ;- mail o nt• Yf'Br SB: six m ont h ~. $-1 25 th r{'t"" mo nths. $2 50 one nwnlh. $1 BIRTH ANNOUNCED ,. , ;tppreci:t'iun r1! pass along 1h e~e Salt· Prl(·t· Utmus I' rice $1. !.95 $ !.20 $10 95 $ 9.95 U .IO $ !.00 $ K.95 $ $ $ $ $10.75 $ 9 .85 S X.95 $ 8.05 $ 7.15 $ 6 .70 $ 6.25 s 7 .95 $ 7..1~ $ II 95 $ 6 .45 $ 5 .95 $ .90 .80 .75 .70 .65 .60 .55 .50 .45 .40 $ .:10 $ 3.59 $ 2.69 $ .20 $ 1.79 $ $ $ 5 45 $ $ ·1.99 $ $ $ 4.49 $ ,, 99 $ 2.99 s !.99 s Chrlo~tmutimL ~· or Norwegian Chrlltmu I ·,euont lpantab chU4ren.,.. lteve tJtat tht Three Wlat t.fea hl\lm to 8ethlehe111 '·taeh )'ell on the Eve of llP.lPbU1 iJa& IJ and 10 theJ' flU thett lhOtl Wlth 1 etraw tot tht Mact'• eemelal' 1anc1 'ftUN tvl)'.ln the morn• ·tnc, l&pp1 ehUdren fln4 the[ atraw pne and the ahoea ·~ ~overed wttb 1a117 wrapped, Jlttl of ..0 klndl. . During the latter part Clf lbe Mtddle A&ee, Chrlstmaa wu celebra.te4 u a very holy f~ut dar. It wa• the time 'When tbe faithfUl tteld awe.. tn1plrln1 miracle pl•ya. $ 4 .49 $ 4.04 l Roush's Shoe Store l Middleport 1 1 GOESSLER JEWELRY ___:J.: ALL evel\ U" late at 11 that l6W there We~ PO . 10ft.' melod10UI Outatrua •uoll to ench&Jd. the , •Our flnl tnodtra tarol wu 0 C~,. ~ VI '•ltAt-1 takaa trona u ot41 ~L&tla, poem. .A.dtac.t ftddH, tl wa• traru~latecllnto ltb&'tt.b &D «hf ..,_..., UOl ..... - r.tJvtUet.l t..,-ter eet W • •. . ._ l: . .the 'l'llrH Wise Actuallt·.;;·~iij &igtu~~t ~·~rlltmas •enture,' edlbct i tvb6 llvt4 t'Jq. for. .. k remaiM4 lor~"~~;!~) 4•rlnl" bud~ fopulartllt Cbt l•fand U. Cbrta\ • • aut.tm.1t 'fonq ..... CentUJ7. Ai t.f'1 l...,aL tile lbOil tnae 11lolr N.,lll. 'II . • , . , ,..,.~ baek trom :Mextco to c&rdeu_ .. _Charleaton, 0. ,c; _ _ Ia 8wlllerland, to a«ept ~ buncb ('I edelweiss on rCtartu: Dlak.W fUuoal rtltmU C1 alao to accept pud4iftp IA4I lttell'tJ' Yut•j • ~man Who prolfen tt. tldt ftutlnl ln4 dancing. Dtc:keM' .._ Christmot Cervi, published 1D lUI 'tt'itb the beartleu ll&"ll Cit 8croor• IJl4 •n41Df 1L'1tb the pnyer. ot TIDJ' Ttm-·'God bleu U1 everyone- .. • • 41d mucb g mellow tilt Purlt&lmtcd u-t titude toward Chrlltmu. cause of thie, Dlckent has 1tnee been called "thtf man who dlacovere4 Christmas ... ~ Anlmale. too, enjoy a part In the Chrlstmu celebration. In the 0 erman AI ps, as On& example, It I• a 111incere belief that on ChriHtM8.1 Eve all o..1 Welnachten, Bol11 Night, lt brtatmu tc. allln Gennany. 11"h• people there bave maln• taine4 their t fad 1 t 10 n 1 \through centuriet and many Of their charming cuatoms -II ave been adapted ~ohrough• Out tht world. It wu the German princess (If Mecklenburg who lntroduced lhe first Christmas tree to France In 1840. Be· fore t.hen, the tree was n ot a part of the French restlv 111 es. T od ay a t Ch r Ist mas. th. slreets and gay shop windows of large cities throughollt lnlnx t~ fln.t Be pkked up by artlfictat and real. More lovely lt:ogena~. ru ll· toms and tra<ltttons eome from Mexko, Sweden and Poland and Not·way. Some exa.mpl~s '! In M.,!i:leO, Cbrlst~ mas ... ~11 !1bl cele · braleJ hiby 1tofltngd o.n:: !!1, awmg of w st es an t~hootlng of rtreworks at mid· • All Types OrtUtlMUto- Se up wah a crown of lighted ran· dlea they cany coffee and hot buns ft ·om dour to door. In a nf' ighbortng land, p 0 • land, Christmas dlnne!" lsn·t served until the eventn't star &tlowa In t.he hi!avens. 1 Bul no matter wha t the f estive custom or tradition for each cou ntry at Yulelide, one thing Is certain. The ob~ l!l~rvan ce unites in all its sh ining winter glory the most l!lc,~sed of a ll meanings- the binh of the infant Savior a t Bethlehem, Rede{'mer of the world] TumoiTtow: THio: CHRI S" I MA S ST UHY - is the story of a song-. S1l<1d ,\'iolir. O\lr I on or irtcr the :!7th day cf Deccmber, 19M. Donna Le(' Coodnite. Pl:tinlirf Webster & F t~ lh , Attorneys for Plainliff. Oii 13, 20,27 (\ :!) .5, 12, 19,26 7tc - -- - Sund ay l!fl e rno~lll . .lnlll~ Childs, Puulin e Ztrklt• :lltrl ( ' hnol~;> l!lakt•, l ~! Hdf'nl nursl' ' :11 th {' H O~ \I Il ;ll Sl"lt · out nf Ntll"\in .l-1 . s:tn g i11 1\w clmir illld \1J~ s Bl;1k1 · ';tn g il ~IJIIl 011 llw . _, pr~~~~·o ml ·------ -·- ---· and Wttitt~ 1956 FORD MAINLINE · · ... .. .. ..... .. · $1745 $1695 1954 FORD CUSTOM 8 ........ · .. .... . ·.......... · ·- -· wt: wu.1. Dt: $1195 Tudor- Tu-Tone - Radio and Heater. 1953 FORD CUSTOM 8 · .......... - .. '...... .. · · CLOSED AT 6 P.M. ('IIIIISTMAS t;VE · $995 Tudor 1953 FORD MAINLINE 6 · · .. .. .. .. ·.. · .. ·· .. $745 Tudor- Black and White- 150 1953 CHEVROLET .......... · .. · · .. .. .. .. .. · 1953 BUICK SPECIAL · .. · .. · .. .. .. .. · .... · · .. · · $695 · $995 Renl Clean. 19,2 PACKARD TUDOR · ...... · .. .. ...... · · 1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE TUDOR . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' $695 $695 One Owner. 1950 FORD F-5 8 CYliNDER .. There'ah.Othlnr like a Blllova t.o brinr out lht blrre•t.amlle" on (Aulllbl1 In IIU. 10ldt lo l•oa<'. lo•olor .... _,_....., 0Aif. ~· "'"'.,.' ST. -~·· N Ja: Lloyd MALCOLM McLaugWin STORE POMEROY See Our Remodeled Store To Serve You Better! ·Special! Famous Dick Tracy Gifts For The "Fair-Sex" E H BAKER FURNITURE RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN Phone 602 I-X ELECTRICAL SPECIAU $2.98 they're sure ' $10·95 Covered Rocker DIAL your own Weather with this New '57 See Our Toy Wonderland DOLLS AND DOLL FURNISHINGS ERECTOR AND CHEMISTRY SETS SLINKY TOYS- ELECTRONIC CANNON WYATT EARP- DOUBLE HOLSTER SET ANNIE OAKLEY OUTFITS- (White) HI·LIFT SCOOP'N DUMP TRUCKS ............ ,.. Perfect controlled h~u ~limply ltttiDJ; the dial. more delicious foods I~ Sunbeam __... TOHIER RADIANT CON· T.I.OL gives uni- WAFFLE IRONS Sunbeam WORS form toast every -ime. ~ -- Perfect cnflee every time au\Oillatkallv. MODEL EE-400-P s.,.datly p<_lced at $169.95 Us Own the Finest for onlv Flannel~tte Shirts $1.95 CAPS - • $1.95-$3.50 $3.00 95· t 0 a week · • aftu small down payment A DANDY SELECTION OF Christmas Shopping Worries New Frigidai~e Sheer Loolc blends in anywhere-fits Bush with standard cabinel:l.. ARE YOU nmm of h<'ing tied to a clothes· line? Fetching heavy loads? Trying to out-guess the weather? Now's the time to change to the new J 957 Frigidaire Imperial Electric Dryer with its amaz. ing Control .T ower that automatically takes c harge of cJothc_s drying. Depenchlble Since 1872 FREE! * * Style Mart Sport Coals Slacks ... Socks Ties ... Belts ; ONE AT EACH STOKE SAT. AT 8 P.M. ., ...·.·.;··· The Famous You May Be The Lucky One UNDERWEAR Hunt~ng Equipment Guns e Boots EVERY SA1'URDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M. ONE AT EACH STORE- lZ DIKES IN ALL! e Shells Co~ts. Cleaning Equipment REGUlAR PRICED $54.95 BIKES Rods &Reels WINNERS HA VI! CHOICE OF GIRLS' OR BOYS' BIKE (There's No Llmllon How Many Dikes You Can WID) Come in ..at ·either Pomeroy or Mason City Store for fuU details. No age Jimit snd you don't have to be present to win! (Pickens' employes .are not eligible.· FREE REGISTRATION. Sports Equipment . \\'ith a time and temperature ran~c to please and pamper every type of fabric, everything will be Uricd as you plc;ue- BAKER damp·dry for ironing, soft and Huffy for putting away, aud fragrant as all out· doors. No vents or pipes needed for Hut and moisture (a slide·out Filtrator ta"kes care of thatl ). Ask about Plug-In Foa~ htre. Ufelime Porcelain, iiiSidc and out, means 1a s tin ~ prot('dion ap;ain.d rust. Come in and .'lee this talented beauty before bad weather starts! FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport, O~ia --~~~---------- • OPERATING COST IS LOWER 2 MORE BIKES TO BE GIVEN AWAY Golf Clubs, Bags Archery Sets SPORT COATS • - · $11.95to$1 IN LIVELY WOOLENS. • Harry ALVIN Capehart \ Your WARM PLAID AND TWEEDS By MacGregor Footballs- Basketballs Baseball Gloves- Bats Balls- Hats Congratulations to the tv.·o winners o£ bikes, Sat., Dee. 15th: Emma Fortlui, Muoo, and JeDDy Abbott, Pomeroy ltD 3. .. I I FUEL Oil STOVE SPECIALS TOYS / Dolls . . Wagons . . Bikes Games . . Guns & Holsters B.D. Guns , . Electric Remote Colrtrol Toys ..... . Trucks . , Cars . . Sltnky Toys THE I-COLEMAN . , .. , •• , , . $29.95 2-COtEMAN ......•... $39.95 I-COLEMAN .......... $49.95 THF.Y'KE GOOP--AS NEW SHOP NOW! ONLY 5 Shopping Oays Til Christmas SPORTS Use Our Payment Plan CENTER Mare INOple by Plchns' WI)' .ve"'fd•Y· Your ~hrlstmas purcheMt can be made on Pf!yment plan If $28.00 or MOre. ' Mill St. Middleport Hoof.\ on • YOUR FIRST COST IS LESS Solve Stadium Coats· $18.95 ar(' trading high in Special $6.95 $139.95 and KNIT TRIM In Flllnnel, Tweeds ond Gabardlnot.$4 Ivy Mogue, Pe«eed ond Reg. Stylot • Keg.$7.95 COOlS mMOII Frigidaire Electric Dryer WooiJackets$17.95 Pomeroy Little Red Wagon Special $1.98 Let $475 Middleport Children's Plllstlc SQUAll SRAPI Your Sunrise To Sunset Station APPLIANCES Slacks·, Heavy Metal Reg. $2.98 Ill I* Gab.ardine Jackets TWO-WAY WRIST RADIO Complete with 2 Station~.- Reg. U 98 Value And Loads More! 990 On your Dial See Our Other Open every evening 'W 9 o'clock nnlll Christmas IIMMY PA'itSONS, INC. Used Car Lot- Locust & ON J From ft( l'\ SAVE! w FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ~ and ter Jo Ann, will spend Christmas Mr. and Mrs. William EVerson wi th Col and Mrs. W. K. Kincaid and daughters, Janet and Patricia, and so ns, Tom and Bill, Arrington will leave Friday for Win"lersville Va. and Salineville where they will Mrs. Raymond Kloes and dau- !i pcnd !he ..Christmas vacation with ghln s, Trudy and Mari anne, and their families ~frs . (;erlrude Kloes and Mrs. 1\btd:.t Russell left today for Col · um i.Ju s and plan to return home l<Y rlay. Mrs. Kloes and her ehilrlrl:'n will ·go to Centerburg Tues· day for a short visit wilh her broilll:'r and sisler-iri·law, Mr. and W~ HAV~ GIFTS ...._. 1• Frank AUGUS Cheesebrew 1ot0l ., 11011 <aiO . GOESSLER JEWELRY I .. .. .. .. .. · Ask about a deal on a New F-ord Pickup - Yuu 1 ll be surprised. We order to reduc: e our inventory by the end of the year. PO~IEROY Dolls .. Games .. Wheel Toys- And Many Others eON THE SPOT FINANCING eUBEIIAL TERMS Chrlal.mas morninrl For Bulova haa the watche& seen most-wanted mo.t. --IXIuJht • ·· PHONE 485 TOY CINTfR IN WARM WOOLENS AND LEATHER · 4 Door Tu-Tone. ! ' W. MAIN ST. \t~ Tu-Tone. Whitt' Tires, Tudor- Clea•n . <I SEE. OUR POMEROY and MASON CITY Buy Here HEAVY QUILTED LINING, MOUTON COLLAR 1956 CHEVROL!T 210 · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· · · •lllhl or .. IIDW KARR & VAN ZAN Santa's helpers really went all.out for boys, so many nice things to wear tn mnke him happy. Standard Transmission , Heater, Tu .Tone. mo•t-all oYer Amtrlca. Comf In and see our larre ~electi()n or theu mq-nit\tent wakh llt today I IUlas e Tree Stands "GIFTS TO WEAR" FOR BOYS . A-1 lght on C&S.T'Il B Tudor. Standard Transmission . Green ..,to<• *EXtRA BI-G STORES · Mr. and Mrs. J~hn Kincaid and All Shes STOCK REDUCTION ON leii-No,_e *liGMT SE'i1 • ldtleo AT PICKENS' Mrs. Pauley Ann Neal and daugh. Mrs. Harley Devol . ~:... 1956 FORD 'COUNTRY SQUIRE · · ·· · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· · · ·· · · · · ·· · · · $2495 ......1111 ~ .JOHNSON Heavenly quiet. "Roundtrip dependability," Pre· Christmas delivery. e Tlnlel GarIondo It Angel Holr White snow Is e\'er~wher-e a t Cttrlstmasllme, lhe girls em~ ulate St. Luda, a medieval eaint- and dre~~ed ln while B Passenger. l<~ordomatir, White Tires, One Lol.'al Owner, Low Mileage. "' "..! TIH tltiMMINGs In Sweden where !tparkllng Get them a Nine great models-with 12·volt electric starling in new 18 and 35 hp classes. WE RAVE PLENTY l"ll«ht. Used Cars •W•'*'II,..•I "' lo~1 •• Due To Our Limited Stockroom Space In Case You Need Extra 1'1me Contaet Us IN CHORAL GROUPS , every k'"''daY n • PACKAGES DEC. 20 Ira Clinton Goodn ile, whose place of duty a nd praying fl)t divorce, ThH'f' \iiddl•·purl t:irl ~ Wl'l"t' in of rc~idence is unknown, will take ~ustody of " hUdren and other re- the Jl ul71• r lluspil:~l Nw·s('s· ( 'ho\r noLire that on the 7th d11y of l'fo Her. Said cause will tui '!or bco1ring whit'h !>:In~ nvN Sta l'ion WH:It E Gli.O.SON SHOW ... th• J"CIU ~li!!n giUe to tbe lnfllnt Christ. ~ Ev.- ln honor of lege4 presenco a.L r at Bethlehem. t1oD to Clur Eurobfothen. America, too, OO!dtlbuted to the Christ• ~ ... ·uoa.. We are, for VULL lhlhc, retpOD.Iible tor the polnaetU&. (lur most colorful Cll Yuletide 1aDt& ' ft wu named after ' 011 IL: PolnHtt,. Who, 1n 1829, \ the wll4. nowerlng has been guilly of grol'is negl e~t LEGAL NOTICE -~ td lmag• 4 Almolt impossible POMDOYsoam w•• ALL- FAMILY FUN PPED HERE ,~:r:::r~h;c~=e~~~~-•w_:~~- -· =~~~::;lvs:~~~· ~(~~~to"~ ~t:c~r:;:~~~~~~ ~~~h 8~:~~~~- ~}~~l~. ,~; ;'_'.;;:;;v;;-e_d;;·;·._C; ;lt; ;ri";'.; ;";".;;';;;;~l:'~,~;;;'~;;;;:;;;...;-;_;;-; -; ;-;-.;;;--;;-;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,; vembcr, I95il the Ulldt·rsigned, Donna LA•e Goodnite, filed her petition again st him In the Com· mon Pleas Court of Meig11 County, Ohio, CauJ~c No. 12.489, ror dl· vorcP, alleging that the defendant -Cb:ristma.s time is :Sulova. 'Wa.tcb. tii!l.el _ •we Kindly Request tb of 1M 1&101 painted . . trrellltlb1t pletUAI al wtnttt 1 C.bterved on Dec. 2~ 'The! coadl rldu. lleamlaf ptur4 5.80 \'our F'hH' Response To Our f'hrhtmas Lay· A"ay Plan Thi~ \'car Be""'"· Pt•ter Lil lllrh and ton. Tod Lancastt-r . were wet!lc.end guell.l of John Worley of Loa"an tbe hl·r motht>r. Mn. Cl arence Elleral"lach . and famtly. Mr. and Mn. weebnd gue1t of Mr. and M:n . Ray Lallich and 11ons. TOd 1.nd Pe ter Woodgeard and /amily. wh o ~p{:.ut Thanksgtving with he; Mr and Mrs. R.ay Woodeeard r~ m111 will go Jo Clevel and for vistled rel ati ves in Logi.D, Sunday <~flernoon . ll h:i~ln~~ -' v.~t h htsb pe~ple . , I u <~n ' eler. _rot er of Mn. Mr . and Mrs. Clilford Ebenbarh lharl1-s McNamee, I.S ill ill hh ij~nt lhe weekend Jn Columbua -- ---h.o111e tn Letart. with lheir daughter and aon in R. (' Collins and his sistcr·in.Jaw law . Mr. and Mra. Larry Jacobs. ~~~ ~ - R1r hard Oiler, have bee n h J anet and Nancy Rogers of Nel· Charlcs lun With Mrti . CoUins who 5onville are llpendlnJ a week with il<~d ('nlercd Charleston <;e_neral 'ht•lr J!randparenls, Mr. and Mra. llu~ptlal for majo r surgery. Thurn '"'' Youn.(i:. l:::ml' rson Jones was a busineas 1 Mr. and Mn. Milton Roush and vtsJtor m Col umbus ' recently. I son Gregory of Zanesville were The Rev. and Mrs. Clarem ont E. weekenc1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jloyt and son , David, will leave ~ason l'~isher and family , MinenThursday with Prof. and Mrs. Hun · VIlle. trr Hardman and son Edward to Miss Nettie Koehler spent Sun· 1·istt ~lr . and Mrs. Arthur E. Hoyt. day with relatives in GaUipolia. Tucson . Anz. over Chri!lma1 . Miss Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith we~ \1argaret Hort, who i1 home on vacatwn from Marietta Collegt', rc~ent gues\.5 of Miss Nettie Koeh· ler. I will spe nd the holidays with her t>ister and brotht'r·ln·law, the Rev Mi&s Joy Smith, student at Ohio and M.rs Clair Harmon, Findley. State University, Columbus arrived Mr. and Mrs . How::ard Holmes, Mon ,lay eve~ing to spend the hoii. Smilhs Ferry, Pa., are visitinK hi5 days with her parents, Mr. ·and mother. Mrs. Althea Anderson, and Mrs. Theo Smith. "!r. and Mrs. Max Sanborn and Mrs. John Chase returned to Mi~ Bess SHnborn. Mrs. David Entsminger plans to Huntington, W. Va. Monday where leave Friday for Bethlehem, Pa ., she is spending the winter with to spend Christmas with her so n, her <'hildren, after a brief vi:~it KPnneth Entsminger, and wife and here. fou r daughters. _____ __ SOCIETY THANKS ~ Cothic Then the pe-ndu~m awung lne plum pudding are traditional in mllltona of happy bomel on Chrlstmu day. English aehoolboys of th• 1100s. for example, penne4 . I•Chrtstmu Pieces' • f or lholf , parentt Orllptclally enJI'aved atatlonery much as wt aen~ (;hrl.ltmSI c:ardl now. · • , 'fbt &ovely ceature of rfW; ·Jng Cbrtatmas preeentl 4alte' ot courie, to the cotd1 tr&nk•'1 tneenH and myrrh preHnted , ' to the Infant Christ by the 't'hrM WlH ktngl ot tb• ll:ut. ln Spatn. however, the lpra.cttet of Cltt•CIVlRJ" lln'' 1 $ U5 ' ·1 .90 No Set·und .at ta.k~. original Injun' Puddttt. htl~e rnut pie and En&"llsh Thank s unsurpaur-d the Olher way. Wbtn Lhe ltua\$-wllled to u., throurb Puritans came lnto pow er m the ag es, by people• of m~tn)' England under Oliver Cro m· lands. well they trle<l to abol •~ h e4 ' Ch.rlstmu. Hislol"J' reco rd& Today, windows &re light 1 that tor 22 years tbe Ma ssa· with ele<:tric candle• and tM 1 C!husettl Bay coloJU', u e. rronts of homea feature Jov.. later •:r.a.mple o1 Otis. lm· ly Chrliltmu themes ln lpe(• 1 sh ll'...- f in n tacular ~tttngs. But in Lo~ posed • five- 1 .... · e 0 anyone caught ob8en.lng the don or 1U8, cttlzenl!l wert birthday of ChrUit. ' ~ake, Savings to you a.s our way of Saying Your cathedrals. 1 Durinr the ••me period,/ too, Christmas banquett con• alsted Gf exotic rout Pfa• 1 cock. aerv~ Witb laead, feathers an!~ t&D tntaet. Today, julce·fllled, eteamlnt lkufflild goose witb apple drusing and plump turkey I with ~hestnut drtsaing in a 1 t aettlng of other Chrtstmu foods aucb u brandy fruit 1he S!Jlerulid Yc:n we have had , we R.1•gular great, t ime full ot ('" O)orlul tra· d 1tion.!l whic h have grown f rom ane\ient tolkway• and . Christmas Bonus Sale """'if'S' CHRISTMAS lll a joyous tern~ " .. ~'t• l \ lr\ (,,n,• ])fld-Pil h..Jii' lt't"ttlt• l uortl iLl lh •· lnnh nr :r d:tr rJ:l''t ,·r :\!.m:;n ·rl'•· 1\:.tl hr·~n. lol ·~tt · tr !, r., lli •·r <~nd 'I" 1 1<·r1'1 b" \lr :• nd \Jr , U·1y l.aV. · 1 r:wnl frt l:dl\ lllg <-d1 0n l flit Ul'~uayh I .tflt ·l"n•li>f". l!olll t" El'OIIOIIllt'S tf"ar hort r. Sittt'".~' lto · ' I • r· .ol \\ .ohJm~ 1~ \ ln. llt·lt) J',ottt·t."" . ln of a !~t~a~~u~~:n:e..~y~~~~!~~' TEA CHE RS ARE GUESTS 11 Ti·~rf'!t,.r~ ul lho· Wahama Jflgh 1 St"!w1ol Wl'l"o· ),:LL•·,t s uf honor at a , 1 1 't·~ t•rt·-...•·trlr ·d u\ I w ll iJJ>~;'r t' ass1 of •h•· ll ••tnt• Ecol\OIIlltS T r1t·p<Jrt • \l r··. \1 :l.t.llll .\lit! ( Se!."Oil<;l Mr~ ---. MIDDLEPORT W~llt• pl<~)'Jng loot ball la.11 )CDr at :tJJdLI Je po r t H1g:h School 11nd the correl'tlve op~::rallon will Le ptr· John E Vroma n , yo unge r so n of formed today, Mrs. Vroma n u in Mr and Mrs John Vro man, en - (;:1lll polts w1th her son te red Hol:.wr llospll;~l TUl'MI~y ;~nrl Mr . and :'r lrs Warren Bennett Was sc hedult•d for sur~l'I"Y th .3 and sun . Columt>us, W('re wee kend mornmg. He IIIJun•d h t~ hil tHI gu e~t~ of his parents. Mr .a nd Mrl<>. By RA. YMOND A. t ...UOIE DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS -MASOS AREA RICHARo :5. OWEN- GENERAL MANAGER REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR Ent('rc d f\s Sf'('Ond class mai li ng mattPr at the post Daily Sentinel , Pomoroy- Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 19, 1956-3 1 Ch'"" ---- SAVE $75 ' �.... ... .., .. . ···-··-- ... .. ~ ........., ..... ..... . ....... -· ".. • ....... ,.- -· ::t:::uo ~.. ~ .. . .. 'r'Fijll' =-:t " .. .. ,~- Todays Sperts Racine Upsets Jackets 70-49 Racine's h"t Tornadoes t'OOied a 49. )late ln the!r shooting, hitting The Jackf'ts, victims in three ·olb 41 % of their field goal tries. pre--195'1 SEOL &&Illes, had to )tit Jtlll took tbe1r sixth :rtra1gh1 fi£\t . back. under pressure tt c m -~ of the b&sbtball season the fust mu: uta Doug Graham got ~esd ay nltM ia Middleport 'ro to the ftnt of eillhl rin:l haU field -- T he Tor mube! saw t.b.eiJ: ftyt.. game average ot 58 ?'. alump a they got 60 pe~ ~ent Gf their attemps In the flr"t halt but oa1)1 20';, m the second (su bltij,utes played mud. o ~ tbe fOUJt1a qiMI'· br) for aA evellina: a-veraee Oi! •U ~er cent, or~ of 60 sbotJ. Middleport hit 16 of 63 tries for 2~'1<>. Botb teams WPre e!ficteat at the fouJ line with. t he win neT"s getting 20 Gf s:z MiddlepoA 11 ol 2&. • In the third and fourth q untets the Jacket. C!aqJe close to hol o.ling lbei1 DWD as t hey eouated ei~ht polnta on ait: fr•· to&Mallld a u ne ~ 1rqm f¥ oat br bit Bel MeCamaa.lleeomu playiQ& Jllltle ._. ,.....,.,.. ball tha~ agahult NelsonvW.. pt two of five free throwl ha~ a fielde r In the second quarter and one Ln the last to rack up eitht polnta d uring the overllng. WONOll Wft~'E TtiE "GtllN" ·~h ·,4LLWE"T? '' ' ' '' --·-(U-.. . CtnloAN A !au., .............. 111 ·• '' •. I 121 E. Main ... ' .. .. .. -~ El1le1l Covert, Mp, pall almo~f at onct> on a one. hander fror !l h1s fa~· orite spot. about 15-fe!"l out in the dt!f'l-' win&. It wasn 't until Sl'vt<n m1nutes were gu n<' !l111t Lhe Jac ke-l'' Marr1s sunk a fit·ld goal. By then the cuunt had risen to 16-.J. by grace I or th rt>e J:1ckd free throws. !'bone 191 Jim Bowle1, lank y be.!lpectacled illl(d of the. Jacketa wa1 tbe, mo!t effertl,_ INib the IJ.eld. He had four ffelder• ahd" hf~ ei(ht of Parade Toda.• s Sporl Paradf: ly OSCAR FRALEY Un ited P.-.ss Sport~ W riter SAN fHANC'ISC'O. UP· Terry B r~nd n. ft<elm.o; a lot ulder than b.i•:'2& fi"dll after "ge tting a Jot ofi~ ~eU'' for a.. "t~rrible " !lt'ason at Notre Dama. looked grimly ahead lo neMt season today Willi· out murh optimism. ..·· ..· ,_. . -~ ---. 1 (- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 19, 195.6 l'*'flnts s..-ort! ll;.' which Oklahwna but u& w~mt 14 ~th Iklld h:oa was dereiving and as for Iowa, Milwaukee to see him olar- and we didn 't play well apin~>t them." hll> rather 1VU tnpt.tcl under the I As for h1s top !oo>ball thnJl, sian.dli get.Lmg M.n• .&enaan a cup Brennan still rates hu; 97 -yard of cof[ee and m1saed bis redo OP<'Illilg ki ckoff return against haired son's IIIt'al run. ~ that bil Army 1n 1947 as tht' best _ . · lhnu_ also was one of h1a top dilTbat wa~ the one in which h1s appomlments. I I Oo.h-. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 at \~ --. Vtre•tone ' '' ., . i I' =. Sl. .r, t 4 J,.J t!t!'" e ~~ 4 g M _ 10 •11 I MCOadtt Yt~une Beegle JohQSOa Tota.. Scorit. br Q.1111te!'l; 4 7 N & 0:0 0 1-2 0 0-0 0 0-1 0 9--0 20 20-JJ ~0 .le~eree;: ~en, 14 20 0 o 0 0 o 70 53 70 7:1538 41 'Blosser. ARROW ' Buys from $5-$9.99 Bargo ins Under 99c •• ~ ·· Electric Train Sets M.tol Tdft:.... Just Rerelved .. , Toy Tea Sets Canvas Boord Point Sets Paint Sets Dolls Choir & Table Seta Bloc kboo rds Archery Sets Footballs lose bolls Record Players Boxing Glovea Your Choice $1-$1.99 Tricycles Powef Drill Kits $10-$29.99 Specials Basketballs A ChriBtrqas par ty for the chil 7:00 p, m. ln Middleport by cru sh- dern of the Baptist Ch urch will lng Harrisonville Tue&day night be held at the chu rc h , f'r iday from tOil to 43 at Chester. 2-4 p.m. Eac h child is r~ u es ted Coach Hartsell Dodrill's Kni ght t.o bring a tOe gift exrh ange and Woode Williams, Scipio ce nter had 28 31. poi nts, Headl ey had 20 a nd got 21 for the best effort of t he MANY TOY ITIMS IN OUR LARGE Fry ,_s TOYLAND ~Sunbe11n Electric Shaven Auto Acc...orlea From $3.95 Ft'OIII $5.95 SUCKS JACKETS It Flannel From $7.95 Big IIMIS ' At low Prices Toy Cosh Reglaten laHball GIOYft Mfci'OICope Sets cot!lu, Colo, G I t c Hetle, G XUha. G HURISONYILLI -blllld, F t 1·2 13 F •BILLFOLDS AHD liLTS By Rels • • .• •Gloves by Hugger •sacks by Wherdn Doubt ... Glv•A : I -- I ·Sc ~::::~=~=:""" ... ... OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS In~. "The Men's Store" POMEROY, OHIO ,,' ..... 11111111 Horr......W. • • • • • ••• • hill PrOIIIIIIIII GoWrnment IDtpeded-Cry-0-Vao wrapped ,.. - No. 300 cans Sllielllwl Covwei Cll•ries lltx 49c Checolates 51b. box $2.79 DfOPS .. .. .. ·· .. 21h. 4,c . . IKon's Egg fttt.·.. :·· •; 95c :· .. Cream· .... ···~ pt:4oC Yllllllc DUCKS - • ...... . . . . . .... Pillsbury COliPoa"TION ~~e/~MmN~-' SWIFT BUJ'nltAll 35c 39c con qt. jor GoverJJmenllliSpeded- Cry-D-Vae Wrapped ' No. 303 cans ---- • Brolll'll or lJDlliX . ' . •.' .._........ ' L Ill. ...... (enfectloners Sugar · ·.· ·· · 2 for 29c . Pllllbary i:latt Morsels · · 6oL ...._ 23c . M~·1•- ....leu '· • • • · .. ·.... · .. · 12oz. oox ale . lkylleltlt Wn!p ···· 12!x2S' Nl131c ~ .. Ev.ans Ice Cream · ·· · ~ aal"- "- w,. .............. flgun09c ~old•- lilt a.dUilo . - ,.e ~nex Dfln• H"f \fils ··· ··· ··· ··· Hll7c ci'Ei:MfiR.Yd suTTER . . . . . . ....to... STRAWBERR 1ES 2 · · DIX 1E MAID . FRUIT CAKE · · ~ ... , .. _,,,-rr.- . c.lery .. .. .. U·t· stalks 49c ,_Sweet , ......, 311t. 35c en•en:IM .. .. .... · lb. 1·9c Parsley .......... -. ' 49c . 59cEVANS COFFEE - -.. 10 oa. pkgs. 11.r11ye · tRo¢c0LI SPEARS ·..' . . . . . . • • . . 10 oa. pkg. 25c linfs Eye · q·i~N PEAS . -~ ~ ... . .. . .. 10 aa. pkg. lie B .... · · lr- Ire FORQHCHIK LIMAS • . . . . • • . 2- 12 u. pkgs. 55c English Walnuts lb• .0. 53c 8-Lb.lag · llJds Eye- FlO% EN Tangerines · · · · 2 dozu 39c ..... ., ........., ...... - 17 LIS. UP 2 1~. $].69 Vocuullt pacfted- oil grinds "' Zlpp~ .., 10 TO 16 liS. lb. 55,: .Pfe,CrvnMIIt ·· 2 ., ..........., " 6 TO 10LBS. Cherries · · · · ·· · · · · -· · · 4 oz. ,iu' 21 c .,..... p_," r S..sonlng • pkg. Uc Dvrtae RubW Sage · · · ·· · pkg. 15c .· K.iserFoll ·· ······ 12dr..1iatt Citrus. 29c 29¢ pint Uberty M1ruchlno .u ......IL.II MfX,·, .: .... mrtMPR · .. · .... ·· 2ttJ. far Sk .._.,Fleur .. .... .. 5 0..\Jaag 4k Dilrkws O..•on ··· · · · ..... l1c Studebaker-Packard No. 2'/.z • Armour Star LoNG IIILAND -CAPONS - - - • • - -lb. 69.: · Control sends the powO!-' 1Q .thQ wheel that pips- DOl to the wheel that slips. All other big difference is Stude~'• •uverior Crqflsmansb.ip. See for yoanelf- ley a Studebaker at your deal~'i. ~y. 39•,.. ' • Van1Da flaytriag • 1~ oz•.ML 39c Ia 6 • • No-3can 27~ ' No.,21f2 can 41~ . 1 try thta: - I • FRUIT COCKTAIL Motlison Whole . -' . . . . ... SWEET PICKLES · Stokely-Cream Style or Whole Groin Golden AIJ.weatber, aD·road dependab!Uty;. whtll you pt witlt Sludebaker•r.'IWa."l)ecriQ~~ Control. You "go" safely, surely where others pt stopped by ice or mow.,Tirill•'hctioo roll 59c Del. Monte Durte. - con SALAD DRESSING - ··=-······ . . . CORN· 2 .JI 55.: Heavy Duty Fail : ..... . . . . .. . . .. . . . . ..... lb. box 35c • SliiFID .041VE$ ,; :; · · · · · : ·· · · · · · · · · · · · Refrig. far 49c Evans own ------- -~ thool. roll - • E1 Zest - Manzanella 2 Ta:ylol\ 20 • 73 103 11 It 34 43 lb. averace $4e59 5 lb. Oceansproy- Whole or Stroine.d ,. Downie-Gross, _ • .. n Gin CERTIFICA . SWIFT PREMIUM Boneless, no fat .... 2-2 6 Nut time you mate fndl frlt· 01110 .... . . . . . CANNED HAM · · Phi.Hips SWEET POTATOES .. .. . . .. . . . DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE - . . . CRANBERRY SAUCE ... -- . 2 •PAJAMAS AND ROBES 0 1-1 1 a. ... I! lb. STOIIIJ HOURS: 9 P.M. Eaell EYH!nt 'Til C::i~nitaut~. Cbrlalma• Eve dose at 8 P.M. lrolftr Foil rol143c lly Swllll IO.Oo Auto. Dryen Auto. Washen ltefrlg•raton Electric Rangel Tappan Goa RongH Bicycles Firestone Deoler· Store Ul!II!R ' 8 II-? 21 1 0.1 49cl& REYNOLDS • ~ 29c lb. •Tie Clips and Sets lvel')'lltlnf That G. E. Mikel PIUI MollY Other I tents I! lo IIIII. Average FI'OIIt $9.50 a.-l ss~o_'".~'"'_ki~"~·-,------..:.--~~==,,;,=====================;: 28 20 31 6 0.0 2 o-o o-o o4 0.0 4 0.1 8 89cSAUSAGE pint lb. 13· 2-3 &· 2·2 M 3..'1 3 o-1 Radley, F Woode, r Wllmotch, I' Gaul, C llellldl It: Nonllle $2 te $4.99 Specials OYSTERS Men's & Boys' ' ' 'T TP Knlih t. F All Pork- ROLL By Swllllk •We Invite You To Use OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN know SUPER MARKETS TRADITIONAL LOW PRICES. Our store.i will ehlse at 6:00p.m. on Monday, Decembe. 24, and wHI be closed CHRISTMAS DA V .. May it be a truly MERR Y CHRISTMAS fo r you. w..,ls, Suede, Let.Q~er The Raci ne-Eastern tilt ls sha plnK up as a battle royal with the Tornadoes fiu &hed from six ~tTalah.t winl'l and no losses in and out of eoupty play. Meanwhile, East ern has been stac kln1 up a credit1ble record of its own. The RluP-clad Easterners lost to Pome-. roy 74·~ on Dec. 4 but have swept aame! with Rutland, RomeCanaan and Harriaonville. Eastflrn Re8efvea defeated Har. rlaonviHe seconds 48 to 24 with Rltcldl ~1111 18 pointa tar the wlnnen' high and forward Stowers eannlng 9 for till& Ioaen. H etzer alto had 17 for Eastet'L Tueaday Night Box: ..... s....... IIKtrlc SlaYen MIQDI,I'OII'I", b,loa, Nylolt It Wool UITilN Mlxen Mlxettes Toosten ' you plan with the most c<.~re and the one where qual- losers. PI- & Poo. is the mea) 'that SWEATERS Sport and Dress Gabardine~ HarrisonviJie By I 03 to 43 PLAN PARTY t he . Putti'J'AH SHIRTS Eastern cagerr;a..-.SntoihersEastern Hl11h School's baske tball team warmed up for a cm ci al clash with Ra cine Friday nig h t at · most frnoortant meal of lbf' year It SUBURBAN & TOPCOATS FNm $21.95 NOTICE OF APPOINTUNT AtMunts+rator 0. Bonis Non lttat. of Thomas Temll d~~Cetaa4 Notice Ia herebJ &1ven that lten J. Spencer whose Poat Office add· IMu is Racine, Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of ttaP. Jstate of Tbomu Terrell late of lletg~ Count v. Gbio, deceased. . Dah!d th is ! rd day ot [)e(e mber .i9b6. J ohn C. Baeon Judge of the P roba te Court , Melgs County, Ohio (12) 3 12 19 3to to this year of 1956 CliHJST.\fAS OINNE R is SANTA SUGGESTS •.• SIJIT S SPORT COlJ,S From $29.95 From $22.5e 8 t •1 16 I' ''From the ''\'3st bird '' uf Hob Crachett and Tiny TiJB lhal t;/UALITY for t' HR1STMAS DINNER COUNTS 1114 thai lo wily we are briaiJng you IItie Yery floest lood !ar your troditional Christmas Dinner at EVANS C'roo-. NOW 11L . -- . Ity counts .... EVANS SU PER MARKETS cases like t hMe.'' 1 ;.1 4 It was a di sturbing season for wbf 0 ~ 0 Brennan - who rated Michigan t Q+ 0 Sta te. Oklahoma, Iowa and PurNail W lf. "9 due as the four be~~t teams be aaw. UCIN"I '11 wasn' t a good year,·• he fflytr & liM. . . Pr TP frown ed, " and I guess that may 2·5 Daily Sentinel, Pomer 'Jy Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 19, I !i 3 . .. ' WE HAVE THE GIFT _..e 11:o:h~l•~·~·~•~p~IO~U.~:-~I~f~12~-~·0w~~Good~~To~rm~l~~;;;•l~lb~t~lreo:~thr:•w:s~l~or~16~p:•~ln~tt~.•.I McComu ~~"~""~n~d~n: ;.. SJ~.lson. f " ---. ' be ranhd as the undel'l!tatement of the season. Hut th~ boy11 dld t!l!ir best and that's all YOu can ex.pe<'t." Kr('nnan indicated, Wllh()ul sayin 1 11 outright, that Purdue was the be11t te;om he had sertn Soonen Fa il To lmpreq "'Ttwy were Lre1aendous againu us," he asstrted. "Th~ 40 to 0 For Ra~i.ne io the hnt half it was all Graham and Cart Wolfe, 5--ll &uard. r .raharn roll~ up eikhl rielders in the first half, then relited lor thP 111ght m abooting . Welle, wlill anolbt>r uneanny shot from o~tsida. hold 20 pOinta, Kowatt s.lau , a husk.v Wr-ward WM the- N~diag star Gf. the al&J;&L S. W.eDt lli&b and h.e(l. 1 " We only Jose -~hr~ mE-n b~t lU.s ltneers. J im Bowie. to.k thPy're good ones , Bre~nan sat? 00 IOIDt &\lllllJ from bim but S..Wr as Ill' f<Jt'cJ m?re coachmg _dlffl · , ' was hciae.'a· ~ 11.nd buttu man <"ul l lt' .~ •I I heaW ng the EasL squad •off U... bOIPds inlo thi' Dec. 29 Eaat-W~~:st Shrine · iami <tt Kezar Stadium. The vict.oJY was Raci rw's: sixth The trio stepping down indudes and...._ Toeu4t shootil18 average A! l-,<\ml'ric:J n quarterback Paul ~v~ ar«UUd !WJ <;, lo! the year. Hornui1Jo1. halfback h':lmy Morse THil' rteord._ to, date !Deludes 83 and guard Ge ne fiednck_ to Harr_lsonv: lle, s 25 once and 86 "You ~ave to feel tb ~ loss of ttl Han-Json VI lle 8 3:1 a Heon d t ime {Ji&}er.~ J1ke t h os11, parth:ulary on 61 td Helprl' 's S~ 80 to ChaubCey '• 8 young jQU&d," Bren nan ex pla.i n~ 106 to Rut~s. 42. With the ed . '·Sltre, we hoped to do better Wtn la ~t ni ght., ~a cm e has scor ed t han Wt' did bul !:iX o{ t he tea ms 486 pomta fO. tbeJr opp on~nts 233. we playe-d in losing eig ht or ] 0 In the Nflerve game Middleport game~ wl're among the top 15 defeitfd' Racine 43·31 . Crooks had teams in the cou ntry. That'~ no ' 12 for tbe Jaekr:ts, Beeale 10 fCJI J~:at¥ ·to J~arn In, belie\'e me." Rlc lne. · ~ -'".Criticism Jlrom L•ahy Box atore: ~pan 't Upa tigh te n whe n he MIODLIPORT ,&lrip_ o{ the " beat " whic h was Play~r & Pot. FG FT " ~ea1.li'd on h im, includint some M Ortll, F J 1~ 3 ·t a.alty remark~ by Frank Leahy, Kenhedy, II' 3 4-7 10 the man he succeeded as head Kelly, C 3 0--2 6 coach o( the Fighting lrish. loWl~Js, G 4 8-$ 18 "I rJ 1dn 't say anyt hing to hl rtf, H;IJ'~, 0: 1 0.0 2 ;t hough," he grinned faintl y . ..You Ket:m"' 0 0-0 0 j ust do n' t don't iiy anything lfl ; ---- - - ··•;--- -" ,, ' ... • IL. 89c �.... ... .., .. . ···-··-- ... .. ~ ........., ..... ..... . ....... -· ".. • ....... ,.- -· ::t:::uo ~.. ~ .. . .. 'r'Fijll' =-:t " .. .. ,~- Todays Sperts Racine Upsets Jackets 70-49 Racine's h"t Tornadoes t'OOied a 49. )late ln the!r shooting, hitting The Jackf'ts, victims in three ·olb 41 % of their field goal tries. pre--195'1 SEOL &&Illes, had to )tit Jtlll took tbe1r sixth :rtra1gh1 fi£\t . back. under pressure tt c m -~ of the b&sbtball season the fust mu: uta Doug Graham got ~esd ay nltM ia Middleport 'ro to the ftnt of eillhl rin:l haU field -- T he Tor mube! saw t.b.eiJ: ftyt.. game average ot 58 ?'. alump a they got 60 pe~ ~ent Gf their attemps In the flr"t halt but oa1)1 20';, m the second (su bltij,utes played mud. o ~ tbe fOUJt1a qiMI'· br) for aA evellina: a-veraee Oi! •U ~er cent, or~ of 60 sbotJ. Middleport hit 16 of 63 tries for 2~'1<>. Botb teams WPre e!ficteat at the fouJ line with. t he win neT"s getting 20 Gf s:z MiddlepoA 11 ol 2&. • In the third and fourth q untets the Jacket. C!aqJe close to hol o.ling lbei1 DWD as t hey eouated ei~ht polnta on ait: fr•· to&Mallld a u ne ~ 1rqm f¥ oat br bit Bel MeCamaa.lleeomu playiQ& Jllltle ._. ,.....,.,.. ball tha~ agahult NelsonvW.. pt two of five free throwl ha~ a fielde r In the second quarter and one Ln the last to rack up eitht polnta d uring the overllng. WONOll Wft~'E TtiE "GtllN" ·~h ·,4LLWE"T? '' ' ' '' --·-(U-.. . CtnloAN A !au., .............. 111 ·• '' •. I 121 E. Main ... ' .. .. .. -~ El1le1l Covert, Mp, pall almo~f at onct> on a one. hander fror !l h1s fa~· orite spot. about 15-fe!"l out in the dt!f'l-' win&. It wasn 't until Sl'vt<n m1nutes were gu n<' !l111t Lhe Jac ke-l'' Marr1s sunk a fit·ld goal. By then the cuunt had risen to 16-.J. by grace I or th rt>e J:1ckd free throws. !'bone 191 Jim Bowle1, lank y be.!lpectacled illl(d of the. Jacketa wa1 tbe, mo!t effertl,_ INib the IJ.eld. He had four ffelder• ahd" hf~ ei(ht of Parade Toda.• s Sporl Paradf: ly OSCAR FRALEY Un ited P.-.ss Sport~ W riter SAN fHANC'ISC'O. UP· Terry B r~nd n. ft<elm.o; a lot ulder than b.i•:'2& fi"dll after "ge tting a Jot ofi~ ~eU'' for a.. "t~rrible " !lt'ason at Notre Dama. looked grimly ahead lo neMt season today Willi· out murh optimism. ..·· ..· ,_. . -~ ---. 1 (- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dec. 19, 195.6 l'*'flnts s..-ort! ll;.' which Oklahwna but u& w~mt 14 ~th Iklld h:oa was dereiving and as for Iowa, Milwaukee to see him olar- and we didn 't play well apin~>t them." hll> rather 1VU tnpt.tcl under the I As for h1s top !oo>ball thnJl, sian.dli get.Lmg M.n• .&enaan a cup Brennan still rates hu; 97 -yard of cof[ee and m1saed bis redo OP<'Illilg ki ckoff return against haired son's IIIt'al run. ~ that bil Army 1n 1947 as tht' best _ . · lhnu_ also was one of h1a top dilTbat wa~ the one in which h1s appomlments. I I Oo.h-. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 at \~ --. Vtre•tone ' '' ., . i I' =. Sl. .r, t 4 J,.J t!t!'" e ~~ 4 g M _ 10 •11 I MCOadtt Yt~une Beegle JohQSOa Tota.. Scorit. br Q.1111te!'l; 4 7 N & 0:0 0 1-2 0 0-0 0 0-1 0 9--0 20 20-JJ ~0 .le~eree;: ~en, 14 20 0 o 0 0 o 70 53 70 7:1538 41 'Blosser. ARROW ' Buys from $5-$9.99 Bargo ins Under 99c •• ~ ·· Electric Train Sets M.tol Tdft:.... Just Rerelved .. , Toy Tea Sets Canvas Boord Point Sets Paint Sets Dolls Choir & Table Seta Bloc kboo rds Archery Sets Footballs lose bolls Record Players Boxing Glovea Your Choice $1-$1.99 Tricycles Powef Drill Kits $10-$29.99 Specials Basketballs A ChriBtrqas par ty for the chil 7:00 p, m. ln Middleport by cru sh- dern of the Baptist Ch urch will lng Harrisonville Tue&day night be held at the chu rc h , f'r iday from tOil to 43 at Chester. 2-4 p.m. Eac h child is r~ u es ted Coach Hartsell Dodrill's Kni ght t.o bring a tOe gift exrh ange and Woode Williams, Scipio ce nter had 28 31. poi nts, Headl ey had 20 a nd got 21 for the best effort of t he MANY TOY ITIMS IN OUR LARGE Fry ,_s TOYLAND ~Sunbe11n Electric Shaven Auto Acc...orlea From $3.95 Ft'OIII $5.95 SUCKS JACKETS It Flannel From $7.95 Big IIMIS ' At low Prices Toy Cosh Reglaten laHball GIOYft Mfci'OICope Sets cot!lu, Colo, G I t c Hetle, G XUha. G HURISONYILLI -blllld, F t 1·2 13 F •BILLFOLDS AHD liLTS By Rels • • .• •Gloves by Hugger •sacks by Wherdn Doubt ... Glv•A : I -- I ·Sc ~::::~=~=:""" ... ... OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS In~. "The Men's Store" POMEROY, OHIO ,,' ..... 11111111 Horr......W. • • • • • ••• • hill PrOIIIIIIIII GoWrnment IDtpeded-Cry-0-Vao wrapped ,.. - No. 300 cans Sllielllwl Covwei Cll•ries lltx 49c Checolates 51b. box $2.79 DfOPS .. .. .. ·· .. 21h. 4,c . . IKon's Egg fttt.·.. :·· •; 95c :· .. Cream· .... ···~ pt:4oC Yllllllc DUCKS - • ...... . . . . . .... Pillsbury COliPoa"TION ~~e/~MmN~-' SWIFT BUJ'nltAll 35c 39c con qt. jor GoverJJmenllliSpeded- Cry-D-Vae Wrapped ' No. 303 cans ---- • Brolll'll or lJDlliX . ' . •.' .._........ ' L Ill. ...... (enfectloners Sugar · ·.· ·· · 2 for 29c . Pllllbary i:latt Morsels · · 6oL ...._ 23c . M~·1•- ....leu '· • • • · .. ·.... · .. · 12oz. oox ale . lkylleltlt Wn!p ···· 12!x2S' Nl131c ~ .. Ev.ans Ice Cream · ·· · ~ aal"- "- w,. .............. flgun09c ~old•- lilt a.dUilo . - ,.e ~nex Dfln• H"f \fils ··· ··· ··· ··· Hll7c ci'Ei:MfiR.Yd suTTER . . . . . . ....to... STRAWBERR 1ES 2 · · DIX 1E MAID . FRUIT CAKE · · ~ ... , .. _,,,-rr.- . c.lery .. .. .. U·t· stalks 49c ,_Sweet , ......, 311t. 35c en•en:IM .. .. .... · lb. 1·9c Parsley .......... -. ' 49c . 59cEVANS COFFEE - -.. 10 oa. pkgs. 11.r11ye · tRo¢c0LI SPEARS ·..' . . . . . . • • . . 10 oa. pkg. 25c linfs Eye · q·i~N PEAS . -~ ~ ... . .. . .. 10 aa. pkg. lie B .... · · lr- Ire FORQHCHIK LIMAS • . . . . • • . 2- 12 u. pkgs. 55c English Walnuts lb• .0. 53c 8-Lb.lag · llJds Eye- FlO% EN Tangerines · · · · 2 dozu 39c ..... ., ........., ...... - 17 LIS. UP 2 1~. $].69 Vocuullt pacfted- oil grinds "' Zlpp~ .., 10 TO 16 liS. lb. 55,: .Pfe,CrvnMIIt ·· 2 ., ..........., " 6 TO 10LBS. Cherries · · · · ·· · · · · -· · · 4 oz. ,iu' 21 c .,..... p_," r S..sonlng • pkg. Uc Dvrtae RubW Sage · · · ·· · pkg. 15c .· K.iserFoll ·· ······ 12dr..1iatt Citrus. 29c 29¢ pint Uberty M1ruchlno .u ......IL.II MfX,·, .: .... mrtMPR · .. · .... ·· 2ttJ. far Sk .._.,Fleur .. .... .. 5 0..\Jaag 4k Dilrkws O..•on ··· · · · ..... l1c Studebaker-Packard No. 2'/.z • Armour Star LoNG IIILAND -CAPONS - - - • • - -lb. 69.: · Control sends the powO!-' 1Q .thQ wheel that pips- DOl to the wheel that slips. All other big difference is Stude~'• •uverior Crqflsmansb.ip. See for yoanelf- ley a Studebaker at your deal~'i. ~y. 39•,.. ' • Van1Da flaytriag • 1~ oz•.ML 39c Ia 6 • • No-3can 27~ ' No.,21f2 can 41~ . 1 try thta: - I • FRUIT COCKTAIL Motlison Whole . -' . . . . ... SWEET PICKLES · Stokely-Cream Style or Whole Groin Golden AIJ.weatber, aD·road dependab!Uty;. whtll you pt witlt Sludebaker•r.'IWa."l)ecriQ~~ Control. You "go" safely, surely where others pt stopped by ice or mow.,Tirill•'hctioo roll 59c Del. Monte Durte. - con SALAD DRESSING - ··=-······ . . . CORN· 2 .JI 55.: Heavy Duty Fail : ..... . . . . .. . . .. . . . . ..... lb. box 35c • SliiFID .041VE$ ,; :; · · · · · : ·· · · · · · · · · · · · Refrig. far 49c Evans own ------- -~ thool. roll - • E1 Zest - Manzanella 2 Ta:ylol\ 20 • 73 103 11 It 34 43 lb. averace $4e59 5 lb. Oceansproy- Whole or Stroine.d ,. Downie-Gross, _ • .. n Gin CERTIFICA . SWIFT PREMIUM Boneless, no fat .... 2-2 6 Nut time you mate fndl frlt· 01110 .... . . . . . CANNED HAM · · Phi.Hips SWEET POTATOES .. .. . . .. . . . DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE - . . . CRANBERRY SAUCE ... -- . 2 •PAJAMAS AND ROBES 0 1-1 1 a. ... I! lb. STOIIIJ HOURS: 9 P.M. Eaell EYH!nt 'Til C::i~nitaut~. Cbrlalma• Eve dose at 8 P.M. lrolftr Foil rol143c lly Swllll IO.Oo Auto. Dryen Auto. Washen ltefrlg•raton Electric Rangel Tappan Goa RongH Bicycles Firestone Deoler· Store Ul!II!R ' 8 II-? 21 1 0.1 49cl& REYNOLDS • ~ 29c lb. •Tie Clips and Sets lvel')'lltlnf That G. E. Mikel PIUI MollY Other I tents I! lo IIIII. Average FI'OIIt $9.50 a.-l ss~o_'".~'"'_ki~"~·-,------..:.--~~==,,;,=====================;: 28 20 31 6 0.0 2 o-o o-o o4 0.0 4 0.1 8 89cSAUSAGE pint lb. 13· 2-3 &· 2·2 M 3..'1 3 o-1 Radley, F Woode, r Wllmotch, I' Gaul, C llellldl It: Nonllle $2 te $4.99 Specials OYSTERS Men's & Boys' ' ' 'T TP Knlih t. F All Pork- ROLL By Swllllk •We Invite You To Use OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN know SUPER MARKETS TRADITIONAL LOW PRICES. Our store.i will ehlse at 6:00p.m. on Monday, Decembe. 24, and wHI be closed CHRISTMAS DA V .. May it be a truly MERR Y CHRISTMAS fo r you. w..,ls, Suede, Let.Q~er The Raci ne-Eastern tilt ls sha plnK up as a battle royal with the Tornadoes fiu &hed from six ~tTalah.t winl'l and no losses in and out of eoupty play. Meanwhile, East ern has been stac kln1 up a credit1ble record of its own. The RluP-clad Easterners lost to Pome-. roy 74·~ on Dec. 4 but have swept aame! with Rutland, RomeCanaan and Harriaonville. Eastflrn Re8efvea defeated Har. rlaonviHe seconds 48 to 24 with Rltcldl ~1111 18 pointa tar the wlnnen' high and forward Stowers eannlng 9 for till& Ioaen. H etzer alto had 17 for Eastet'L Tueaday Night Box: ..... s....... IIKtrlc SlaYen MIQDI,I'OII'I", b,loa, Nylolt It Wool UITilN Mlxen Mlxettes Toosten ' you plan with the most c<.~re and the one where qual- losers. PI- & Poo. is the mea) 'that SWEATERS Sport and Dress Gabardine~ HarrisonviJie By I 03 to 43 PLAN PARTY t he . Putti'J'AH SHIRTS Eastern cagerr;a..-.SntoihersEastern Hl11h School's baske tball team warmed up for a cm ci al clash with Ra cine Friday nig h t at · most frnoortant meal of lbf' year It SUBURBAN & TOPCOATS FNm $21.95 NOTICE OF APPOINTUNT AtMunts+rator 0. Bonis Non lttat. of Thomas Temll d~~Cetaa4 Notice Ia herebJ &1ven that lten J. Spencer whose Poat Office add· IMu is Racine, Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of ttaP. Jstate of Tbomu Terrell late of lletg~ Count v. Gbio, deceased. . Dah!d th is ! rd day ot [)e(e mber .i9b6. J ohn C. Baeon Judge of the P roba te Court , Melgs County, Ohio (12) 3 12 19 3to to this year of 1956 CliHJST.\fAS OINNE R is SANTA SUGGESTS •.• SIJIT S SPORT COlJ,S From $29.95 From $22.5e 8 t •1 16 I' ''From the ''\'3st bird '' uf Hob Crachett and Tiny TiJB lhal t;/UALITY for t' HR1STMAS DINNER COUNTS 1114 thai lo wily we are briaiJng you IItie Yery floest lood !ar your troditional Christmas Dinner at EVANS C'roo-. NOW 11L . -- . Ity counts .... EVANS SU PER MARKETS cases like t hMe.'' 1 ;.1 4 It was a di sturbing season for wbf 0 ~ 0 Brennan - who rated Michigan t Q+ 0 Sta te. Oklahoma, Iowa and PurNail W lf. "9 due as the four be~~t teams be aaw. UCIN"I '11 wasn' t a good year,·• he fflytr & liM. . . Pr TP frown ed, " and I guess that may 2·5 Daily Sentinel, Pomer 'Jy Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 19, I !i 3 . .. ' WE HAVE THE GIFT _..e 11:o:h~l•~·~·~•~p~IO~U.~:-~I~f~12~-~·0w~~Good~~To~rm~l~~;;;•l~lb~t~lreo:~thr:•w:s~l~or~16~p:•~ln~tt~.•.I McComu ~~"~""~n~d~n: ;.. SJ~.lson. f " ---. ' be ranhd as the undel'l!tatement of the season. Hut th~ boy11 dld t!l!ir best and that's all YOu can ex.pe<'t." Kr('nnan indicated, Wllh()ul sayin 1 11 outright, that Purdue was the be11t te;om he had sertn Soonen Fa il To lmpreq "'Ttwy were Lre1aendous againu us," he asstrted. "Th~ 40 to 0 For Ra~i.ne io the hnt half it was all Graham and Cart Wolfe, 5--ll &uard. r .raharn roll~ up eikhl rielders in the first half, then relited lor thP 111ght m abooting . Welle, wlill anolbt>r uneanny shot from o~tsida. hold 20 pOinta, Kowatt s.lau , a husk.v Wr-ward WM the- N~diag star Gf. the al&J;&L S. W.eDt lli&b and h.e(l. 1 " We only Jose -~hr~ mE-n b~t lU.s ltneers. J im Bowie. to.k thPy're good ones , Bre~nan sat? 00 IOIDt &\lllllJ from bim but S..Wr as Ill' f<Jt'cJ m?re coachmg _dlffl · , ' was hciae.'a· ~ 11.nd buttu man <"ul l lt' .~ •I I heaW ng the EasL squad •off U... bOIPds inlo thi' Dec. 29 Eaat-W~~:st Shrine · iami <tt Kezar Stadium. The vict.oJY was Raci rw's: sixth The trio stepping down indudes and...._ Toeu4t shootil18 average A! l-,<\ml'ric:J n quarterback Paul ~v~ ar«UUd !WJ <;, lo! the year. Hornui1Jo1. halfback h':lmy Morse THil' rteord._ to, date !Deludes 83 and guard Ge ne fiednck_ to Harr_lsonv: lle, s 25 once and 86 "You ~ave to feel tb ~ loss of ttl Han-Json VI lle 8 3:1 a Heon d t ime {Ji&}er.~ J1ke t h os11, parth:ulary on 61 td Helprl' 's S~ 80 to ChaubCey '• 8 young jQU&d," Bren nan ex pla.i n~ 106 to Rut~s. 42. With the ed . '·Sltre, we hoped to do better Wtn la ~t ni ght., ~a cm e has scor ed t han Wt' did bul !:iX o{ t he tea ms 486 pomta fO. tbeJr opp on~nts 233. we playe-d in losing eig ht or ] 0 In the Nflerve game Middleport game~ wl're among the top 15 defeitfd' Racine 43·31 . Crooks had teams in the cou ntry. That'~ no ' 12 for tbe Jaekr:ts, Beeale 10 fCJI J~:at¥ ·to J~arn In, belie\'e me." Rlc lne. · ~ -'".Criticism Jlrom L•ahy Box atore: ~pan 't Upa tigh te n whe n he MIODLIPORT ,&lrip_ o{ the " beat " whic h was Play~r & Pot. FG FT " ~ea1.li'd on h im, includint some M Ortll, F J 1~ 3 ·t a.alty remark~ by Frank Leahy, Kenhedy, II' 3 4-7 10 the man he succeeded as head Kelly, C 3 0--2 6 coach o( the Fighting lrish. loWl~Js, G 4 8-$ 18 "I rJ 1dn 't say anyt hing to hl rtf, H;IJ'~, 0: 1 0.0 2 ;t hough," he grinned faintl y . ..You Ket:m"' 0 0-0 0 j ust do n' t don't iiy anything lfl ; ---- - - ··•;--- -" ,, ' ... • IL. 89c �· ~· ··-··· ,.,- ........... ~.- - . . .. ..... ~- ...-.........."-·-.. . . . ... .......... • · ····="'·-, ·· ··· ···--; HUIOii- . , ,. , o e . F # ~ • '' , $ ,• · - · • , ' • ~ .. ·• ~ •. ' ' • ' , .• , , ., · .. , F u" ...f --~ L ... - , '- \-..~ ~ ' ' ' ••, ., • • ,......._ ·~ ' • ,_ ,-, ., .,. • , ., ... ' ,_......,,.. • ., ,._. "'""'! • ., . I ' . , -- ": ·:.-. ; , ; -·.-;:· ,·· . _.._.....,._.~::;rurf'NIIiliii!l!$;!::'~'::1;".:::;..' .,_ __ _ A • ., .. •~-~ , , .. . . ' WANT ADS S-Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 19, 1956 For •elter freach toast AMENDED NOTICE OF PUBLIC the Sorth l;lle of a 51 acre trad employee,, visitors, and a ll pee1now owned by t he Rose Hill Coal sons for the OOnefit tn' a dvantaae SALE Sa1d premi§(>s .and fixtures will Company ~ thence West 381 feet ; of the e:rantor , a r ight of wa y over be sold free and rlear of all liens Utence North 18 degree West ?6 attoss and upon a road or 1ami errrumiwra~JC'es whatsoever ~f'et to the Sout heast ~orner of pr ivate r1ght way runsubJl'rt howl' I-H. tu Lhl• lease to rt oy Armes .37 acre lot on to p of ning along the Westerly side or tht• Kentu.· k l Chcnural Jndu~tries .l Roc k Cliff; thence South 67 de- the real est.ate deseri bed herein, 11rw · ' g.r t'e West 146 feet to the E as t and which ro ad or privat e r ight of l'ur~uant to an orrlPr of the Uni-1 Side of Statf' Route 124, 20 fee t way runs in a southeasterl y direclt>d St;lll'l- Dt:.trlrt Cnurt for the fro m t he center thereof and r un- lion to guoline tan ks owned by Southern D•stnct of Oh •o. Eastern mng p~rallel and 2/i .feet North Sa rah Koehler Neit her, the n 1v 1s 1on . m twnkruptry, the u nder . of a bn ck s tore b u tl d ~ng ;thence Grantee. s1gnt·d. Tru~ :er in bank ruptcy , will S~ut h 25 degre~ 45 m•~ u tes East Attached to the im provemenlt! orrtor ror ~t~h· dt puhl!c auction on 135 ft. along east side 0 • State Rt. on said real estate as fixt ures, and the 5th. day JaJJuary, 11:157 . al IU > No 124 ; tht'n<'c south 20 degree bemg a part thereof, are th e fol30 o'dork a m at the front door 2 5. feet East 315 feet alo ng the east lu w!ng de~ n bed chatte ls: of Sta le Route 124 1 Hammermill of the Court Housf', P omeroy. s 1 d e MPig~ Cou n tr, Ohio, tl:e rollowl ng thence N o r t h 67 de grees set Crush ers described real estate. together 15 m inutes East 400 feet runn ing I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;":;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,., w1th the fixtur e;; herem dcst ribed: thro ug h a pcint 2/i feet No rth erly I i S1tuat('d In the l'ounty of Meigs, of a mi ne opening; then ce North in the Slalt> uf Oh1u and in Lhc 248 feet to the place of beginning , Tow:1sh rp of Sutton anrl bc1ng In containing 3.66 acres, more or le8S. or 1 1 1 1 1 thom lwo-t hirdl (%) of said ap.. praised value, a nd the termt of aale are ll followa : $200.00 mult be paJd by the successful bidder at the time of t hl" bid an d the halance upon confirmation of the sale. Warren F. Shee la, Trm;tee in Bankruptcy. (12) 5. 12, 1\J, 26, 4tc 1 1 o---· ' I I ke 1"t WI"th B0 I181D Bread r••dd•''"'""" Make The 160 ac r e lot No. 122:! and bounded "follow•. to-wit : Begtn mng North 9ll.!'i fLoet a nd West 301 0 !('et from the So uthwest corner of St>cllon No. 3 1 on E XCEPTING AND RESERVING to the gran lor . its successors and assigns, a l !coal , oi l, gas and other minerals underlying the soil, with the right to 4:'nter on said premises pras pect. ·~:xplore and drill !or and mine , excavate and remov~ tha same with all mac,hir !!ry , appliance•, fixtures and th ings nee-. cssary or cor,venient the refor. AlSO EXCEPTlNG AND RESERVING to the prio~ grantor Rose Hill Coal Company, lts su ~ ce11aors, assigns, te nants, licensees, z L& Last -Minute Shopping •'' ' -. " ' ' • • j ' BOX STATIONERY LARGE ASSORTMENT CHOICE COLORS $1.00 IIOL Y BIBLES ............ U .98 up II • SMOKERS' 0.' ·~ CiiA' 1$>. By GinS Tu~t sy Evening In Pari• (J>fy, Y•rdley and L•ntl-lerlc cor;;uer;c~ ' GUARANTEED ALL-LEATHER JUSTIN QUAUT\' PIPES Billfolds For Men and Dr. Grabow Yellow Bowl Kaywoodl• American Greeting We~m e n $3.50 up For Cigarette 59c up Lighters 98&. Reg.ister I I I I I I I I YOU COME up AND $200 ANII UP SEE 1956 FORD Schiel<, Sunbeam RonliOn, NoN!Ieo ELECTRIC "THE MEN" On Your list never know what kl~~:~ deal you can get h Uniil BRUSHES and SETS LADIES 'I I I I I ~~so I'll keep one myself!" I its convenience, privacy, protcr.tion. Gift-wrapped.' Availab!e in your choice o£ 8 lovely colors. For details, call our Business Office now ! I I ' GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF- OHIO A¥--.. .j ().. .j 11.4 (/-t ?.~.ph.. S'fdl- S""""1 A_,...j I $14.95 CG"· ~--------------------------------------~ ... • On A Gilt-Buying Mission? .. and PENCil SETS $2.50andup ...... -· FOR KIDDIES DOL!$ TRUCKS 59c 39c I $1.00 up M~•~t~~·~and4 dr. Radio W!Wail ur·es. and solid. 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 dr. Radio · Fully -.......... Eastman Cameras $3.25 up e t'lash Uuibs 1954 FORD~ Ton . Radio, Heater, Back Up La· o"I" eAII Slle Fil.tn~ •. FOR BABY ....-rToya 29c up ..,ted Teyo ' :~ Delli lo; BatUea Timex Walerprool And CHILDREN'S WATCut:s Cinderella, Snow While Mlekey Mouoe,llavy CrotkeU, Howdy Doody I SHOCKPROOF WATCHES up $69.95 ond $89.75 $1 With Purchose of Set Community Tudor Plote POLAAC)ID LAND CAMERA New - Low Priced- Mognlfl<ent Pletun111l 80 sec. 52 PIECE SERVICE for EIGHT DISHES Mt~'s Remingt.oa, Ronson, Sunbeam Electric Razors AI Traffic Light .,........ . AU Types and Sbeo -. '. = ROGERS and COMMUNITY SILVERWARE • • Where Your Confidence Is Justifie€1 E. MAIN ST. l QlfiCi ---;;--:;:- · '· ··-· b_._.J,, =-::--o 12 1s 3tp ....,... RI~r ~tall..., ===o-::-:-: . FRIGIDAIRE MANGLE, large size s ame as n ~;> w. Phone 285. · FARM - 153 acres, formerly 12 1a ltc known as Lhc Harl Musser place , .~;;;c;;--;:=:-c;MANGLE, M "'-~"· ·I • ' II (11 l Wanted To Buy wante.l - RAw FURS and Beet 'carl Hide!. Chevalier, BCJttom. - Loi:Jg with good ?·room home with ba. t_h, gas heati ng, Jar,e veranda. E'X't'el~nt -tlasement barn 38:x5B, silo, milkhou se, imple ment sited, poultry house 24x70, all with good roofs. 40 IH:res tillable with balance in wcll ·fenced blue grass pas ture. On good gravel road, to be blacktopped .soon . Only 1 mile to Harrispnville with sc hools, chui;'rhes, · and s tores. $12,000.00. ' PHONE IQioY ' - Rodney Downing Fite, Automobll•. He•lth NAi'CY ACCIDENT · Life. Cnualty and Bon·da POOR GUS IS Tf-JE Reo I &tote Broker HOMELIEST DOG IN POt,\ERO_Y., l FEEL SO SORRY FOR HIM--.r-~ TOWN tn MID6LiiPOU OHIO 6136-M PftONtS "" ... ,,.., OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Dhlo ~":"" 1..,=::: AU Makes aod Models 3 ROOM APNRTMENT 'and Sleep- METROPOLITAN , !!__ _. ·.m::==-=--- S~RAP II!Oij "":MEtALs . . ' - -~--- rail 388-Y. !1 a ation they can secure qu.fl l· lly mef('h il ndi sl' without l'Xtrapvagapce. !44 Butternut Ave ..._. ~mero~, Oh io,. . ·• . STitUCT\I~L I BEIUII 11 27 tmdp . tile: rooms, 1 .MAx WARD · For .Rent (14) Trevey-Finsterwold Fu nero I Home dd' INSURANCE AGENCY 1 'Bulld ietter For Lt11" CAN'T GO MUCH ~ ll9JUQH 1H8--FACT 19, DcNI <U!9S !U..GO ate( F~- GRUESI!R BLOCK CO, 3 Miles North of PomerOy On Itt. 33. C1ll Wm. Oruker, 0 .tv....~ ~~~~~~~~A~LrAI~· ' l6t~ Sprltttitt ; ; -..~.:-'-=-:--'-~ . (,: "' ' _,.- ~ -~"--"""- ·"-'-· ABBIE AND SllATs In Middleport EvenlnlsuntUS PboaeiiHI-J ti ··- . - ··· .. . Collins / "' Many More METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES · l' . J ·· ·$19.95 up Sllllbeam, Sehidl and Ronson Ladies Elec. Razors . - • -$14.95 ·· --· - - - 12 13 6te ••• or ..tilt• tft• .... and Women'• r I I $795.00. Blaettoar•s, Pomeroy. 1Z-17-3tp Meeker Billfolds Clocks Genuine Leather $3.50 and up Trcivel Clocks Silverware To Choot• From 8-tf Dynaflow drive, one loeal owner Other Gift Suggestions ' WNh ot~h•ccna. ltalnlanlleel .. ack. Wlllr. ......... $41.UD. • 1952 BUlCK Special 2 dr. Sedan· w... ..., ..... A SUPIII VALUIATS3C)JI life tl111• ,. a lno prtn g. KNOW? tbe bell 1952 P'ORD VIctoria, 2 dr. Hardtop Fordomatlc, extra 100d for model. $895.00 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 I'Stc It ........ 1011'1... .. wNit ..... lllltctH. r. ,..,., *• ItAlflln. 1or: ,._., H ·~ 181 Auto Soles tal M ,_&alliUM llllln.t, .. AT A •PINS •BEADS •BRACElETS •EARRINGS s- . ~dh . 12 14 2tc IN MIDMORY OF EMMA.--=-s.-R :::E:::I· DEL, who pass('d away one year HEREFoim BULL, service age , ago today . $100.00. Rl'! ymond Teaford, Min· ersville RH next to Chester. Swing sofllv, beauteous gales of l 2"· 17·Jtp. death, To let a waiting soul pass on , 30 USED OAK PANEL $1.00 each. Also Aehievement erowns life's pur· frames, odd sized poses, if haule'd awtY .at And Victory is forever won. L . _CoaJe.a. Middleport. · Swing ~oftly, softly, -heavenly gate Rl Thy portal passed, nQ more , .to tact roam, Phone Ou.r ~aveler finds the journey o'er And re ~ts at last in "Home Sweet Home." llo<k Dorset and Elber Riebel, Sons. TIMI-ZONE'WATCHES .....a Wonderful Selection DONT YOU trade on furnih:r\: or aot,dlu HAM/J.TON PAPERMATE PENS · · · . . $1.69 up TOYS SAYI a.ter'.s will gin 12 19 ltp llllol, • H•...,. bctvtlw., 115.11 ' . . . . . . . ., ...10 hr ...... 1111' CIOII COUNTIY I. IOk yellow · IAI. . . . dilL St.W.. ltHI .. ode. 1"'- hovr ........... . , _ . . . . "'"• aoM ' •• ..-,..t ..r~~.. hllll:ate the ethr......, tltJO TilE SMI TH FAlilLY (21 ) Rea_! Estate II lUll TO SH PARKER And t:STERBROOK I 1 -'3 ) In Memorium ........" c.... 2Z J........ Cotwfyl ' SEE US ABOUT A FREE PAINT jnb (or you r trartor. Brown's -Tractor Sales... 12 l!i 8te 1 ' ll.,llAWLIN!J SONS CO • II FOREMAN lk ABIIO'rl' T,V. SER· W"'f'l:lr - · 1)" VICE AU a>al:es llePJir<d by E1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT c;JVE - NIY.'C HJ or ELN<I\ SEW· Pboa~ 'P.27· Nllht Phone ftOSt. pert Technlr\au. Phone 62H Y Admlnl1tr•trlx lNG MAt:lllNES. The only totl'iil 'X. DOiiOJ.PLYMOUTB D&AI.r Middleport 1-15-tf Edate of lnzl,: 'Young, deceued automati c. Nerhhi . Elna Sewing J:RI. . Mtl SAvE oN \"OUR SH~"'E re M i t ; Notice is hPreby ~l ven tha t Ruth Cirr·le. O live at 1st. Phone 1224, ;:c--;:;-- . - - --~ ,.... r .I Stelhem whose Post Office Add· Gallipolis. 12 U 6tc ' C)' Racine Shoe Shop ress is Long Bottom, Ohio, R. D. 1 1 1· 30 Ll has been duly appellnted as Ad· ;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;--= ~--ON AND AFTl!:lt THIS DATE, USED TYPEWRiTER, good condi· mlnistQ~trix c f the Estate of lnzie Decem·b er 13, 1956, I will Dot tloD. See Charles Reuter at { I nsuronrP I Young late of Olh·e 'fowuship, be r es ponsibl e for any debts Karf & Va'nZandt Motor Sales. Meigs County, Ohio, det;eased. contracte d by any one other 12 19 Stc Barneii-Simpi&on InauraMe Agency, Dated this 28tb. dby of Novem. tha n my!e!t YouNG 1t·~~;;; Nc: S,w -; h -;: lt-; e ---;leghorns . Mldd:lepqrt. nre .• Automobileber 1956, • · l -awrence A. Napper and wtnte rocks. 50c ·and 75e · . Bm:uV. ••·PbGll&. _831G-X . s.2Mf - .. J ohn C. Bacon · 12 3ti> ~Judge of the Probale Court each. A. N. B1:ngel, Pomeroy. roMPLETE losu"•.,ee Prot·. ~ 'oa . M"' ~ ~~ "i'Jgs County , Ohio SEE THE NEW DeLEVAL BuLk 12-;:-:1:: 9 ::6-::tc f ,ffe. A.uto;~r.,. P(lllo. Call Don (12) 5, l2, 1.9. 3tc MILK COOlER. Fulton ·T bomp. ;;;:-;;;:;;-;;---;;:;::;:--;;:;;;;;;:;;::;M'IIIR. Middleport·... "- "lo.___ _ son , East Main St. 11 28 1moc MARBLE TOP KITCHEN TABLE. ~ Wilen people suddei.J y face be~--~--~ Phone 6285. 12 18 5{r reavement the service of a trurt .'omplete WHEEL ALJGl(.qcN't, worth.v (uneral dlreetor Is Jnrl ls· b11.:ar.~clng and brlke 1ervtce . BOYS SUITS, 5izes 14·16 In stouts. lt'l ensable. They also welcome the Hackett's Safety SerVlce. WW. 1\lso boy's bicycle in govd condi· infonnatioit 'and counsel r et>l·iv\fain Street. Pomeror, Oljlo. fl.,..,.LI•• ed at . Hon Ol 137 Mulberry Ave. NA. J••"'' - I I HAM/LTOM e1 HAMfUOII ,_., - • Blaeltnar •. ~D•ce..ed 12 13 6tc 6 :ooMR DUPPt;£X located at I Notice I~> hereby given that Vir· ~- ~- --· · ugar un one 374 J gu~ Mora whol!lt' Poll Off1n· <~d12 4 tf 19SB BUlCK Special 2 dr. Dlx. dress 1s Pomeroy, Ohlo Star Routt: · Sedan. Dy'la fl ow dr ive, low mtle. ror rtl ut _ !:lf<'tr ~~- wro. llp.apr · t1as been d11ly appointed Ell:t·C"ut· age: Like new $2~ . 00 . Bl&ett· ~ ~teamer . Clinton f !'lbt.>r M,rt nx of the !':state pf L)uu n E. l nar s, Pomeroy 12 13 6tc dlept.rt. Ph. 8265.x. · 11 .1•11 Heuh.11. d~cesost.td late of Pom1•. P.ONTIA C dr. Seda n Orii· roy, Mt·ig~ .rounty, Ohio 1954 2 illtl finis h, C"areful owner. $! ')91. FOH SALF.-t'•tn 'iir by H.e•J E. Dated th1 s 14th . day or f>t> rt-rn· Bl a~ttnar's . Poml"toy . 12 13 6 tt t.te, Rutl&M Townshi p. 31 h<'r 1956. tcru ltn d, bouse, barn and 001 John C. B•t:on --~ lluildincs. George A. MPin ..ludJ• of the ProiMte Co urt J9:Sl PONTIAC. 2 dr. Olx . Sedan ~rt, Adm~~9t_!ato~-·_ _ 6- 1-ll (I"_ ) Mei9• CCH.~nty, Ott lo Origi nal green finish . $495.00 -, 19- 26 (I) 2 - ·~te Blaett nar'.•. Pomeroy . 12 l:l Btr P'or rea~tftWoa lbtden. - - -Bcif!old Boardt, Drip ClotJ:aa. 1 ~ft CHEVROLE T. 4 dr. &edan. VB I Cllntoa Fi•her, ltiddieporl. 1 L.EGAL NOTICE . 1~ ·1-tf I Josr phlnf• Fa~· e C!lrUthl·rs , whnsf' 1 motor wl lh ovverdrille, ra dio . i ~~ ~X he~ tfr , Sl'Jt c:o ers. dark green 1ONE 4 ROO M APARTMENT One [ plar t· nt' n•11idl•nc(< is unknuvm. "' flms h. $l7-t 5.00 . Po meroy Motor herehy n l tfJed ttoat on th, IJlh Co 1 1 28 tf 8 room hoose .Newly decorated v (' · lnsl dt' ~nli oul. A N. Bengt l 1 da) of ."'l on~ m1lcr, A. D , 1956 , ---r- , P (1meroy, 11 1 1 Jan:ns. F.ldon C~n,! 'te r~. lwing >953 FORD. 4 dr ., l o ~·ely rrea m I plmnllff, fll r d his petitwn again ~ t and bebte, ,.,Jst omliM, V8 motor I . . hrr :~s defendan t in th e Court or I s un vi...Jt", · adio. heate r, seat • (20) BUSiness Serv1 c~ Common Pleas, Meigs County , rover s, F ordornatit< a r.d Contto- J Ohio. C11se Nll 12491 . prayu1g for ental trim. $HIQ5.00. Po me roy SEPTlC' TANKS, CMS P OOLS and divvrcc from the· s:~id J o'if'phi nt• Motor Co. 11 28 U out houses cleaned , co'!l pletc in- r a.}·e Carutht•rs on the grounds of atallatlon , free ln!!lpechon , reas- Wilful Absenrc of said dere ndant 1953 ClffiV ~ OLET, of! ~! . , ;. tone ana ble pl"if'es, c hemi ral service from said plai lltiff for more than blue fin ish. 150 ser ies, heater , •.nd \'I'.CUI.:.Jn eqUJpm" nt. All sep- one }'ear last past. Gross Neglt>tt rlean. $799.00. Pomeroy Motor he ta nks, an~ cess pools guar- Of Duty a nd Extreme C ru ~;>lty. and 11 28 U Co. ~nt ee d for _one year. S & H San- pl.ai nti rr also p ra ys lhe <'B re, ~-----lt•ry S erv~ee, Phone Jacksoo t;us tocJy a nd conlt!Ol r lh e eh 1J. . 19M STUO~BhKER, 2 dr., V8 Ht· 10'75. Toll c.harges r a ll ron~n. dre n~ lhat pla intiff e awardt>d dramatic drlve, heater, very 24 ~:)ur sc..,vlct, no extrr. C'harge the household iJQOd s. ho usehold clean . one owner , $4:9e.OO. Potneqp ·0 50 m J u~. 11 SO lmoC' e lfer t.." a nd hou sehold f urnilure, roy Motcr. Co 11 28 tf SERVIC!: 01 Wateb. R. and ror other p'r~r re li ef. Said 1955 BUICh., 4. dr.; bard tdp, beauti~ bJ FactoP ·T mlaed cau se wfll be fur hearin g on ur ful 3 ~ne green finish, white watebmak.ar. COUJNS JEWE. a rter the 27th day of Dere mbE'r, wall tires. low mileage, dyna· LBR8. p,.tDiiftl.•. t-3-tf A. D. 1956. flow, radio, heater. $2295.00. Ja mes Elrlo n Carulhert, pla intiff Pomeroy' Motor Co. J 1 2.8 tf RADIL• .l TELI>.'VISION SERVICE Crow ami Crow, Att ur m·ys fo a· PhOne 200. CJel1nd Appliance ---·-=~c-­ StoTt. 118 W_ Main St.• Pomeroy l' lai ntiff. q B I Autn Servic-P. (1 11, 14, 21 . 28. (1 2) 5. 12, 19, 21l7 tc z-211.11 ' $993.00. Pouwro) . a -t •s feet•* -- -· 20 B) .. Wtth ~ ...... Tnde-In on Your old Electric R110r P~N .- ' STAY WITH ---~~~ ~·-· 1=or Sc;e ......... . ... Z.olnl••• -,:;"' EI.ECT_RIC SHAVERS $8.50 -- IWY YOl iR BALER TWlNF. NOW. Ch nr l(e nf! to th is year's bu siness . Black $8 .7/i · Prem. ium $8 .50 ·G ood $6 .95. Qu antity discoum . F ulton Thompson T raf' tor Sales, Po mt'f o ~. 12·17-12tc This year give an EXTENSION TELEPHONE lor Christmas. You'll be thanked •U year round lor Remington SHAVERS ":: JRKEY 3n~d:-;: H;-:A-:-M:-·";;SIIOOT Ra· rl ne Plan ni ng lflll. Det'. 23. Ne xt American tegfon Mef' ting DN•_ 20. 12-17·6tc. handy ... The l'ery Best lnU•edCar• Lighterr sf..so t I I I It e IJeleet Only ZI'Ppo & !{on•on PROI'II\'LACTIC I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR any debts other tha n m3• own on or after Lhis date, Dec. 17_ 1956. Rondell Priddy 12 18 3tr It mtaM to much more to give or gel a magnificent Hamilton watch • •• yet a Hamilton costs no more than en ordinary watchl S.• our compl•~ selection today. $1.00 CARDS 12 19 6tp I I FOR Navel Free Prizes Oranges Nothing To Buy You Need Not Be Present 69t: doz To Win Juicy Tangerines 2 doz 65¢ Golden Yams 2 lbs 29t: ·-· - - BtrVI NG FURS & DEEF HIDES. Mechanic St., Avery N'1•!son. Court St . -Pomeroy Center ONLY Shopping Doys Til Christmos " SH 0 p YOUR Jll rti OD. Kl'l lmu m charae 50c.4 cenh n er word for three cObaecutlve 1nM9tlloru. 8Pt•cla: -unr mo nth for 2/i centa per word. Full ralt- gr 2 c~nts per word w1n bt .ehargf'd h11· advt"rtising if no t pstd fnr befare the 2~th of Ul"h mofllh following insertion E rro r _~ In Al:h'~ rt ls lng-S h o uld b ~· tf•porterl lmmPllt s te \y. Th t- Oallv ~ .. nlint>l ~i ll not bf' r~po n!tl hl r ror more tha n Ollf' incorret't insf"rlio 11 _ - - -------' "...lntirr-c: ~ ~ - . TWO ROOM AND POUR RO()M NOTICI OF APPO INTM ENT Z!!~3 C H J~ VfWLET 4 dr 21q Sed&n I llpartmtn l~ l'I05\' In town 121 EX ECUTRI X Ex.l ra JOOd rub MT, orilllinal &r~)' Butternut · 121i -121c J l!at.lte of Lyman I . Burha &ate• 2 cerrta per wor d, D11.~ Ut· , !lnuh. C&ro !)r Th "<1ks ant'! Spf't'la l Not ic~il of El'(' nts pr lntPd at reeu · !R r · <'l a.~si fied ratt"s. Ohltuarie!l fln" h- ~,.d -1t 1 c" nt per word_ 1 5 - NOW YOU PRETTIER �· ~· ··-··· ,.,- ........... ~.- - . . .. ..... ~- ...-.........."-·-.. . . . ... .......... • · ····="'·-, ·· ··· ···--; HUIOii- . , ,. , o e . F # ~ • '' , $ ,• · - · • , ' • ~ .. ·• ~ •. ' ' • ' , .• , , ., · .. , F u" ...f --~ L ... - , '- \-..~ ~ ' ' ' ••, ., • • ,......._ ·~ ' • ,_ ,-, ., .,. • , ., ... ' ,_......,,.. • ., ,._. "'""'! • ., . I ' . , -- ": ·:.-. ; , ; -·.-;:· ,·· . _.._.....,._.~::;rurf'NIIiliii!l!$;!::'~'::1;".:::;..' .,_ __ _ A • ., .. •~-~ , , .. . . ' WANT ADS S-Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Dec. 19, 1956 For •elter freach toast AMENDED NOTICE OF PUBLIC the Sorth l;lle of a 51 acre trad employee,, visitors, and a ll pee1now owned by t he Rose Hill Coal sons for the OOnefit tn' a dvantaae SALE Sa1d premi§(>s .and fixtures will Company ~ thence West 381 feet ; of the e:rantor , a r ight of wa y over be sold free and rlear of all liens Utence North 18 degree West ?6 attoss and upon a road or 1ami errrumiwra~JC'es whatsoever ~f'et to the Sout heast ~orner of pr ivate r1ght way runsubJl'rt howl' I-H. tu Lhl• lease to rt oy Armes .37 acre lot on to p of ning along the Westerly side or tht• Kentu.· k l Chcnural Jndu~tries .l Roc k Cliff; thence South 67 de- the real est.ate deseri bed herein, 11rw · ' g.r t'e West 146 feet to the E as t and which ro ad or privat e r ight of l'ur~uant to an orrlPr of the Uni-1 Side of Statf' Route 124, 20 fee t way runs in a southeasterl y direclt>d St;lll'l- Dt:.trlrt Cnurt for the fro m t he center thereof and r un- lion to guoline tan ks owned by Southern D•stnct of Oh •o. Eastern mng p~rallel and 2/i .feet North Sa rah Koehler Neit her, the n 1v 1s 1on . m twnkruptry, the u nder . of a bn ck s tore b u tl d ~ng ;thence Grantee. s1gnt·d. Tru~ :er in bank ruptcy , will S~ut h 25 degre~ 45 m•~ u tes East Attached to the im provemenlt! orrtor ror ~t~h· dt puhl!c auction on 135 ft. along east side 0 • State Rt. on said real estate as fixt ures, and the 5th. day JaJJuary, 11:157 . al IU > No 124 ; tht'n<'c south 20 degree bemg a part thereof, are th e fol30 o'dork a m at the front door 2 5. feet East 315 feet alo ng the east lu w!ng de~ n bed chatte ls: of Sta le Route 124 1 Hammermill of the Court Housf', P omeroy. s 1 d e MPig~ Cou n tr, Ohio, tl:e rollowl ng thence N o r t h 67 de grees set Crush ers described real estate. together 15 m inutes East 400 feet runn ing I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;":;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,., w1th the fixtur e;; herem dcst ribed: thro ug h a pcint 2/i feet No rth erly I i S1tuat('d In the l'ounty of Meigs, of a mi ne opening; then ce North in the Slalt> uf Oh1u and in Lhc 248 feet to the place of beginning , Tow:1sh rp of Sutton anrl bc1ng In containing 3.66 acres, more or le8S. or 1 1 1 1 1 thom lwo-t hirdl (%) of said ap.. praised value, a nd the termt of aale are ll followa : $200.00 mult be paJd by the successful bidder at the time of t hl" bid an d the halance upon confirmation of the sale. Warren F. Shee la, Trm;tee in Bankruptcy. (12) 5. 12, 1\J, 26, 4tc 1 1 o---· ' I I ke 1"t WI"th B0 I181D Bread r••dd•''"'""" Make The 160 ac r e lot No. 122:! and bounded "follow•. to-wit : Begtn mng North 9ll.!'i fLoet a nd West 301 0 !('et from the So uthwest corner of St>cllon No. 3 1 on E XCEPTING AND RESERVING to the gran lor . its successors and assigns, a l !coal , oi l, gas and other minerals underlying the soil, with the right to 4:'nter on said premises pras pect. ·~:xplore and drill !or and mine , excavate and remov~ tha same with all mac,hir !!ry , appliance•, fixtures and th ings nee-. cssary or cor,venient the refor. AlSO EXCEPTlNG AND RESERVING to the prio~ grantor Rose Hill Coal Company, lts su ~ ce11aors, assigns, te nants, licensees, z L& Last -Minute Shopping •'' ' -. " ' ' • • j ' BOX STATIONERY LARGE ASSORTMENT CHOICE COLORS $1.00 IIOL Y BIBLES ............ U .98 up II • SMOKERS' 0.' ·~ CiiA' 1$>. By GinS Tu~t sy Evening In Pari• (J>fy, Y•rdley and L•ntl-lerlc cor;;uer;c~ ' GUARANTEED ALL-LEATHER JUSTIN QUAUT\' PIPES Billfolds For Men and Dr. Grabow Yellow Bowl Kaywoodl• American Greeting We~m e n $3.50 up For Cigarette 59c up Lighters 98&. Reg.ister I I I I I I I I YOU COME up AND $200 ANII UP SEE 1956 FORD Schiel<, Sunbeam RonliOn, NoN!Ieo ELECTRIC "THE MEN" On Your list never know what kl~~:~ deal you can get h Uniil BRUSHES and SETS LADIES 'I I I I I ~~so I'll keep one myself!" I its convenience, privacy, protcr.tion. Gift-wrapped.' Availab!e in your choice o£ 8 lovely colors. For details, call our Business Office now ! I I ' GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF- OHIO A¥--.. .j ().. .j 11.4 (/-t ?.~.ph.. S'fdl- S""""1 A_,...j I $14.95 CG"· ~--------------------------------------~ ... • On A Gilt-Buying Mission? .. and PENCil SETS $2.50andup ...... -· FOR KIDDIES DOL!$ TRUCKS 59c 39c I $1.00 up M~•~t~~·~and4 dr. Radio W!Wail ur·es. and solid. 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 dr. Radio · Fully -.......... Eastman Cameras $3.25 up e t'lash Uuibs 1954 FORD~ Ton . Radio, Heater, Back Up La· o"I" eAII Slle Fil.tn~ •. FOR BABY ....-rToya 29c up ..,ted Teyo ' :~ Delli lo; BatUea Timex Walerprool And CHILDREN'S WATCut:s Cinderella, Snow While Mlekey Mouoe,llavy CrotkeU, Howdy Doody I SHOCKPROOF WATCHES up $69.95 ond $89.75 $1 With Purchose of Set Community Tudor Plote POLAAC)ID LAND CAMERA New - Low Priced- Mognlfl<ent Pletun111l 80 sec. 52 PIECE SERVICE for EIGHT DISHES Mt~'s Remingt.oa, Ronson, Sunbeam Electric Razors AI Traffic Light .,........ . AU Types and Sbeo -. '. = ROGERS and COMMUNITY SILVERWARE • • Where Your Confidence Is Justifie€1 E. MAIN ST. l QlfiCi ---;;--:;:- · '· ··-· b_._.J,, =-::--o 12 1s 3tp ....,... RI~r ~tall..., ===o-::-:-: . FRIGIDAIRE MANGLE, large size s ame as n ~;> w. Phone 285. · FARM - 153 acres, formerly 12 1a ltc known as Lhc Harl Musser place , .~;;;c;;--;:=:-c;MANGLE, M "'-~"· ·I • ' II (11 l Wanted To Buy wante.l - RAw FURS and Beet 'carl Hide!. Chevalier, BCJttom. - Loi:Jg with good ?·room home with ba. t_h, gas heati ng, Jar,e veranda. E'X't'el~nt -tlasement barn 38:x5B, silo, milkhou se, imple ment sited, poultry house 24x70, all with good roofs. 40 IH:res tillable with balance in wcll ·fenced blue grass pas ture. On good gravel road, to be blacktopped .soon . Only 1 mile to Harrispnville with sc hools, chui;'rhes, · and s tores. $12,000.00. ' PHONE IQioY ' - Rodney Downing Fite, Automobll•. He•lth NAi'CY ACCIDENT · Life. Cnualty and Bon·da POOR GUS IS Tf-JE Reo I &tote Broker HOMELIEST DOG IN POt,\ERO_Y., l FEEL SO SORRY FOR HIM--.r-~ TOWN tn MID6LiiPOU OHIO 6136-M PftONtS "" ... ,,.., OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Dhlo ~":"" 1..,=::: AU Makes aod Models 3 ROOM APNRTMENT 'and Sleep- METROPOLITAN , !!__ _. ·.m::==-=--- S~RAP II!Oij "":MEtALs . . ' - -~--- rail 388-Y. !1 a ation they can secure qu.fl l· lly mef('h il ndi sl' without l'Xtrapvagapce. !44 Butternut Ave ..._. ~mero~, Oh io,. . ·• . STitUCT\I~L I BEIUII 11 27 tmdp . tile: rooms, 1 .MAx WARD · For .Rent (14) Trevey-Finsterwold Fu nero I Home dd' INSURANCE AGENCY 1 'Bulld ietter For Lt11" CAN'T GO MUCH ~ ll9JUQH 1H8--FACT 19, DcNI <U!9S !U..GO ate( F~- GRUESI!R BLOCK CO, 3 Miles North of PomerOy On Itt. 33. C1ll Wm. Oruker, 0 .tv....~ ~~~~~~~~A~LrAI~· ' l6t~ Sprltttitt ; ; -..~.:-'-=-:--'-~ . (,: "' ' _,.- ~ -~"--"""- ·"-'-· ABBIE AND SllATs In Middleport EvenlnlsuntUS PboaeiiHI-J ti ··- . - ··· .. . Collins / "' Many More METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES · l' . J ·· ·$19.95 up Sllllbeam, Sehidl and Ronson Ladies Elec. Razors . - • -$14.95 ·· --· - - - 12 13 6te ••• or ..tilt• tft• .... and Women'• r I I $795.00. Blaettoar•s, Pomeroy. 1Z-17-3tp Meeker Billfolds Clocks Genuine Leather $3.50 and up Trcivel Clocks Silverware To Choot• From 8-tf Dynaflow drive, one loeal owner Other Gift Suggestions ' WNh ot~h•ccna. ltalnlanlleel .. ack. Wlllr. ......... $41.UD. • 1952 BUlCK Special 2 dr. Sedan· w... ..., ..... A SUPIII VALUIATS3C)JI life tl111• ,. a lno prtn g. KNOW? tbe bell 1952 P'ORD VIctoria, 2 dr. Hardtop Fordomatlc, extra 100d for model. $895.00 Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. 12 13 I'Stc It ........ 1011'1... .. wNit ..... lllltctH. r. ,..,., *• ItAlflln. 1or: ,._., H ·~ 181 Auto Soles tal M ,_&alliUM llllln.t, .. AT A •PINS •BEADS •BRACElETS •EARRINGS s- . ~dh . 12 14 2tc IN MIDMORY OF EMMA.--=-s.-R :::E:::I· DEL, who pass('d away one year HEREFoim BULL, service age , ago today . $100.00. Rl'! ymond Teaford, Min· ersville RH next to Chester. Swing sofllv, beauteous gales of l 2"· 17·Jtp. death, To let a waiting soul pass on , 30 USED OAK PANEL $1.00 each. Also Aehievement erowns life's pur· frames, odd sized poses, if haule'd awtY .at And Victory is forever won. L . _CoaJe.a. Middleport. · Swing ~oftly, softly, -heavenly gate Rl Thy portal passed, nQ more , .to tact roam, Phone Ou.r ~aveler finds the journey o'er And re ~ts at last in "Home Sweet Home." llo<k Dorset and Elber Riebel, Sons. TIMI-ZONE'WATCHES .....a Wonderful Selection DONT YOU trade on furnih:r\: or aot,dlu HAM/J.TON PAPERMATE PENS · · · . . $1.69 up TOYS SAYI a.ter'.s will gin 12 19 ltp llllol, • H•...,. bctvtlw., 115.11 ' . . . . . . . ., ...10 hr ...... 1111' CIOII COUNTIY I. IOk yellow · IAI. . . . dilL St.W.. ltHI .. ode. 1"'- hovr ........... . , _ . . . . "'"• aoM ' •• ..-,..t ..r~~.. hllll:ate the ethr......, tltJO TilE SMI TH FAlilLY (21 ) Rea_! Estate II lUll TO SH PARKER And t:STERBROOK I 1 -'3 ) In Memorium ........" c.... 2Z J........ Cotwfyl ' SEE US ABOUT A FREE PAINT jnb (or you r trartor. Brown's -Tractor Sales... 12 l!i 8te 1 ' ll.,llAWLIN!J SONS CO • II FOREMAN lk ABIIO'rl' T,V. SER· W"'f'l:lr - · 1)" VICE AU a>al:es llePJir<d by E1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT c;JVE - NIY.'C HJ or ELN<I\ SEW· Pboa~ 'P.27· Nllht Phone ftOSt. pert Technlr\au. Phone 62H Y Admlnl1tr•trlx lNG MAt:lllNES. The only totl'iil 'X. DOiiOJ.PLYMOUTB D&AI.r Middleport 1-15-tf Edate of lnzl,: 'Young, deceued automati c. Nerhhi . Elna Sewing J:RI. . Mtl SAvE oN \"OUR SH~"'E re M i t ; Notice is hPreby ~l ven tha t Ruth Cirr·le. O live at 1st. Phone 1224, ;:c--;:;-- . - - --~ ,.... r .I Stelhem whose Post Office Add· Gallipolis. 12 U 6tc ' C)' Racine Shoe Shop ress is Long Bottom, Ohio, R. D. 1 1 1· 30 Ll has been duly appellnted as Ad· ;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;--= ~--ON AND AFTl!:lt THIS DATE, USED TYPEWRiTER, good condi· mlnistQ~trix c f the Estate of lnzie Decem·b er 13, 1956, I will Dot tloD. See Charles Reuter at { I nsuronrP I Young late of Olh·e 'fowuship, be r es ponsibl e for any debts Karf & Va'nZandt Motor Sales. Meigs County, Ohio, det;eased. contracte d by any one other 12 19 Stc Barneii-Simpi&on InauraMe Agency, Dated this 28tb. dby of Novem. tha n my!e!t YouNG 1t·~~;;; Nc: S,w -; h -;: lt-; e ---;leghorns . Mldd:lepqrt. nre .• Automobileber 1956, • · l -awrence A. Napper and wtnte rocks. 50c ·and 75e · . Bm:uV. ••·PbGll&. _831G-X . s.2Mf - .. J ohn C. Bacon · 12 3ti> ~Judge of the Probale Court each. A. N. B1:ngel, Pomeroy. roMPLETE losu"•.,ee Prot·. ~ 'oa . M"' ~ ~~ "i'Jgs County , Ohio SEE THE NEW DeLEVAL BuLk 12-;:-:1:: 9 ::6-::tc f ,ffe. A.uto;~r.,. P(lllo. Call Don (12) 5, l2, 1.9. 3tc MILK COOlER. Fulton ·T bomp. ;;;:-;;;:;;-;;---;;:;::;:--;;:;;;;;;:;;::;M'IIIR. Middleport·... "- "lo.___ _ son , East Main St. 11 28 1moc MARBLE TOP KITCHEN TABLE. ~ Wilen people suddei.J y face be~--~--~ Phone 6285. 12 18 5{r reavement the service of a trurt .'omplete WHEEL ALJGl(.qcN't, worth.v (uneral dlreetor Is Jnrl ls· b11.:ar.~clng and brlke 1ervtce . BOYS SUITS, 5izes 14·16 In stouts. lt'l ensable. They also welcome the Hackett's Safety SerVlce. WW. 1\lso boy's bicycle in govd condi· infonnatioit 'and counsel r et>l·iv\fain Street. Pomeror, Oljlo. fl.,..,.LI•• ed at . Hon Ol 137 Mulberry Ave. NA. J••"'' - I I HAM/LTOM e1 HAMfUOII ,_., - • Blaeltnar •. ~D•ce..ed 12 13 6tc 6 :ooMR DUPPt;£X located at I Notice I~> hereby given that Vir· ~- ~- --· · ugar un one 374 J gu~ Mora whol!lt' Poll Off1n· <~d12 4 tf 19SB BUlCK Special 2 dr. Dlx. dress 1s Pomeroy, Ohlo Star Routt: · Sedan. Dy'la fl ow dr ive, low mtle. ror rtl ut _ !:lf<'tr ~~- wro. llp.apr · t1as been d11ly appointed Ell:t·C"ut· age: Like new $2~ . 00 . Bl&ett· ~ ~teamer . Clinton f !'lbt.>r M,rt nx of the !':state pf L)uu n E. l nar s, Pomeroy 12 13 6tc dlept.rt. Ph. 8265.x. · 11 .1•11 Heuh.11. d~cesost.td late of Pom1•. P.ONTIA C dr. Seda n Orii· roy, Mt·ig~ .rounty, Ohio 1954 2 illtl finis h, C"areful owner. $! ')91. FOH SALF.-t'•tn 'iir by H.e•J E. Dated th1 s 14th . day or f>t> rt-rn· Bl a~ttnar's . Poml"toy . 12 13 6 tt t.te, Rutl&M Townshi p. 31 h<'r 1956. tcru ltn d, bouse, barn and 001 John C. B•t:on --~ lluildincs. George A. MPin ..ludJ• of the ProiMte Co urt J9:Sl PONTIAC. 2 dr. Olx . Sedan ~rt, Adm~~9t_!ato~-·_ _ 6- 1-ll (I"_ ) Mei9• CCH.~nty, Ott lo Origi nal green finish . $495.00 -, 19- 26 (I) 2 - ·~te Blaett nar'.•. Pomeroy . 12 l:l Btr P'or rea~tftWoa lbtden. - - -Bcif!old Boardt, Drip ClotJ:aa. 1 ~ft CHEVROLE T. 4 dr. &edan. VB I Cllntoa Fi•her, ltiddieporl. 1 L.EGAL NOTICE . 1~ ·1-tf I Josr phlnf• Fa~· e C!lrUthl·rs , whnsf' 1 motor wl lh ovverdrille, ra dio . i ~~ ~X he~ tfr , Sl'Jt c:o ers. dark green 1ONE 4 ROO M APARTMENT One [ plar t· nt' n•11idl•nc(< is unknuvm. "' flms h. $l7-t 5.00 . Po meroy Motor herehy n l tfJed ttoat on th, IJlh Co 1 1 28 tf 8 room hoose .Newly decorated v (' · lnsl dt' ~nli oul. A N. Bengt l 1 da) of ."'l on~ m1lcr, A. D , 1956 , ---r- , P (1meroy, 11 1 1 Jan:ns. F.ldon C~n,! 'te r~. lwing >953 FORD. 4 dr ., l o ~·ely rrea m I plmnllff, fll r d his petitwn again ~ t and bebte, ,.,Jst omliM, V8 motor I . . hrr :~s defendan t in th e Court or I s un vi...Jt", · adio. heate r, seat • (20) BUSiness Serv1 c~ Common Pleas, Meigs County , rover s, F ordornatit< a r.d Contto- J Ohio. C11se Nll 12491 . prayu1g for ental trim. $HIQ5.00. Po me roy SEPTlC' TANKS, CMS P OOLS and divvrcc from the· s:~id J o'if'phi nt• Motor Co. 11 28 U out houses cleaned , co'!l pletc in- r a.}·e Carutht•rs on the grounds of atallatlon , free ln!!lpechon , reas- Wilful Absenrc of said dere ndant 1953 ClffiV ~ OLET, of! ~! . , ;. tone ana ble pl"if'es, c hemi ral service from said plai lltiff for more than blue fin ish. 150 ser ies, heater , •.nd \'I'.CUI.:.Jn eqUJpm" nt. All sep- one }'ear last past. Gross Neglt>tt rlean. $799.00. Pomeroy Motor he ta nks, an~ cess pools guar- Of Duty a nd Extreme C ru ~;>lty. and 11 28 U Co. ~nt ee d for _one year. S & H San- pl.ai nti rr also p ra ys lhe <'B re, ~-----lt•ry S erv~ee, Phone Jacksoo t;us tocJy a nd conlt!Ol r lh e eh 1J. . 19M STUO~BhKER, 2 dr., V8 Ht· 10'75. Toll c.harges r a ll ron~n. dre n~ lhat pla intiff e awardt>d dramatic drlve, heater, very 24 ~:)ur sc..,vlct, no extrr. C'harge the household iJQOd s. ho usehold clean . one owner , $4:9e.OO. Potneqp ·0 50 m J u~. 11 SO lmoC' e lfer t.." a nd hou sehold f urnilure, roy Motcr. Co 11 28 tf SERVIC!: 01 Wateb. R. and ror other p'r~r re li ef. Said 1955 BUICh., 4. dr.; bard tdp, beauti~ bJ FactoP ·T mlaed cau se wfll be fur hearin g on ur ful 3 ~ne green finish, white watebmak.ar. COUJNS JEWE. a rter the 27th day of Dere mbE'r, wall tires. low mileage, dyna· LBR8. p,.tDiiftl.•. t-3-tf A. D. 1956. flow, radio, heater. $2295.00. Ja mes Elrlo n Carulhert, pla intiff Pomeroy' Motor Co. J 1 2.8 tf RADIL• .l TELI>.'VISION SERVICE Crow ami Crow, Att ur m·ys fo a· PhOne 200. CJel1nd Appliance ---·-=~c-­ StoTt. 118 W_ Main St.• Pomeroy l' lai ntiff. q B I Autn Servic-P. (1 11, 14, 21 . 28. (1 2) 5. 12, 19, 21l7 tc z-211.11 ' $993.00. Pouwro) . a -t •s feet•* -- -· 20 B) .. Wtth ~ ...... Tnde-In on Your old Electric R110r P~N .- ' STAY WITH ---~~~ ~·-· 1=or Sc;e ......... . ... Z.olnl••• -,:;"' EI.ECT_RIC SHAVERS $8.50 -- IWY YOl iR BALER TWlNF. NOW. Ch nr l(e nf! to th is year's bu siness . Black $8 .7/i · Prem. ium $8 .50 ·G ood $6 .95. Qu antity discoum . F ulton Thompson T raf' tor Sales, Po mt'f o ~. 12·17-12tc This year give an EXTENSION TELEPHONE lor Christmas. You'll be thanked •U year round lor Remington SHAVERS ":: JRKEY 3n~d:-;: H;-:A-:-M:-·";;SIIOOT Ra· rl ne Plan ni ng lflll. Det'. 23. Ne xt American tegfon Mef' ting DN•_ 20. 12-17·6tc. handy ... The l'ery Best lnU•edCar• Lighterr sf..so t I I I It e IJeleet Only ZI'Ppo & !{on•on PROI'II\'LACTIC I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR any debts other tha n m3• own on or after Lhis date, Dec. 17_ 1956. Rondell Priddy 12 18 3tr It mtaM to much more to give or gel a magnificent Hamilton watch • •• yet a Hamilton costs no more than en ordinary watchl S.• our compl•~ selection today. $1.00 CARDS 12 19 6tp I I FOR Navel Free Prizes Oranges Nothing To Buy You Need Not Be Present 69t: doz To Win Juicy Tangerines 2 doz 65¢ Golden Yams 2 lbs 29t: ·-· - - BtrVI NG FURS & DEEF HIDES. Mechanic St., Avery N'1•!son. Court St . -Pomeroy Center ONLY Shopping Doys Til Christmos " SH 0 p YOUR Jll rti OD. Kl'l lmu m charae 50c.4 cenh n er word for three cObaecutlve 1nM9tlloru. 8Pt•cla: -unr mo nth for 2/i centa per word. Full ralt- gr 2 c~nts per word w1n bt .ehargf'd h11· advt"rtising if no t pstd fnr befare the 2~th of Ul"h mofllh following insertion E rro r _~ In Al:h'~ rt ls lng-S h o uld b ~· tf•porterl lmmPllt s te \y. Th t- Oallv ~ .. nlint>l ~i ll not bf' r~po n!tl hl r ror more tha n Ollf' incorret't insf"rlio 11 _ - - -------' "...lntirr-c: ~ ~ - . TWO ROOM AND POUR RO()M NOTICI OF APPO INTM ENT Z!!~3 C H J~ VfWLET 4 dr 21q Sed&n I llpartmtn l~ l'I05\' In town 121 EX ECUTRI X Ex.l ra JOOd rub MT, orilllinal &r~)' Butternut · 121i -121c J l!at.lte of Lyman I . Burha &ate• 2 cerrta per wor d, D11.~ Ut· , !lnuh. C&ro !)r Th "<1ks ant'! Spf't'la l Not ic~il of El'(' nts pr lntPd at reeu · !R r · <'l a.~si fied ratt"s. Ohltuarie!l fln" h- ~,.d -1t 1 c" nt per word_ 1 5 - NOW YOU PRETTIER �. r ;:,; ~~--· ... IT ' .... • • ~ • 1 • BOYS WOMENSORLON . ' ROBES CARDIGANS Give him a wann robe a gift be will enjoy warm Wemblcy TIES SLIPS VOL VIIi r1soner Crease resistant no ton Slips. colors. BOW TIES Silos8 to 16 Other Sweaters . $1.00 $1.00 EACH TIE IN All Ohio Highway Patrolmen Placed On 24-Hour Duty $3.95to$8.95 and A GIFT BOX $1.95 - CAR COATS FORHia ·~ht tifef ' '' lP-" ·' • • - • $10.00 and $12.95 STORE HOURS: :I Sleeping find Lounging .I PAJAMAS 1 Fashioned just like big sisters . Fit so smartly into their active 9 a.m. til9 p.m. Til Christmas 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Christmas Eve lives - Sturdy poplin , Warm qujlted interlining - roomy '*kets. Sure to win hit happiest tmile on Christmas morning ore paiamot chonn f1om ow hondtomt array. Sizes 7 to 14 lined gloves - Wool lined gloves & unlined gloves. $2.95 and $4.95 Youth's Sizes $2.95 -ee a smatt ~hopJ>et, Santa- "BOYI WHAT A PRESENT" Seleet your Gilt Wrappings '"iM~ pill bl' l(odak forth .. rountlltrt "'" yv11r Chrlttwuu lht Carda and Tape. oNLY 261 SQ. IN, VIEWABU AREA "LIVING IMAGE" ,ICTURE "IAI.ANCED FIO£LilY SOUND $189.95 DAISY AIR RIFLES Flexible Flyer SLEDS 55 inch Sled • $15.00 51 inch Sled· $14.25 47 inch Sled • $13.50 44 inch Sled • $11.95 "Hi6H-SHARP-AND· EASY" TUNING TV ORIGINAL SlYLING DAISY EAGLE 850 Shot With 2 Power Scope $11.95 350 SHOT 'FLASH OUTFIT Featuring the worl<i's most popular camera! There'1 ..,erythlng needed to' la1.1nch a photo ccuttr in this handsomely packaged gift oulftt- from camera and film righl o" dow~ to bulb1 and botte;le1 for lht ftosholder. And talk about valutll The camera II Kodak'1 thoroughly capable lro-..nie Hawkeye - the mo't popular comer~ evtr built! Childs ELEORIC STOVE With Ulenolls $U.95 SANTA CLAUS SETS TRIC::YCLES SINGLE or DOUBLE BIG GAME RIFLE $2.75 ,,·,. The • TOY DEPARTMENT AU Siloo AvaUable 10 ln., 1% Ill., 18 111. and ZO ln. $1.95 to $6.50 '' WiiiiJin JUNIOR TVI THURSDAY 2to3 P.M. FRIDAY 4-50 to 22-50 6to8 P.M. SATURDAY word in television value. Jt has bril6ant nel" "Living Image" picture and !fh Balanced Fidelity Sound. Yoo even· ,.;._·--'11 get new "High· Cosco Folding Table ancl Chain • SET $19.85 ~d·Eas~" TABLE~~~~ ct~AJ; . $9.95 sus t 'hrome and Plas&.le Doll Carriages $16-50 $8.95 ~W.~etn-see ~t'\.lla(r today. .... . •*:., ~ 1tw Wood wllh BIO<k Tlillular Legs pi Franee Accused Of Deportation Of Egyptian Officers And Men LONDON (UP) - Egypt accused France today of "deport-·_ ing" 156 Egyptian o!foce" and men and called off a scheduJed CJ~:change of prisoners of war with the Anglo-French command, The accusation camr amid indications of new delays in the United Nations assignment to open the blocked Suez ·Canal and get badly r•eeded oil s upplies flowing again to Westenl EorOPf' . Authoritative souree11 in C1lro said brae!" ~ refusal to 1ive up the Caza Strip may throw a major block in lhe n~&otiatlom for clear• Asa E. and Mary Weill. Middking the vital waterway. : port, 19M and 185&, $116.30;. Qif· The s.ources said President G• ford and Ellzi!>fth Stum~~ Jald"However," he said, "we are m•l Al>del "'•soer would demand dleport, 19~. $20UIS; Cbarle.t E. Israel evacuate the nfugee--erowdabout 50 men 1bort due to the and Clara ~yre, Rt. 1, Pomeroy, Jjortsmouth detail." The superinPo' iu hoosier !Jh ots will be ~: i.,en e_d coa_sta.l strip aJ weU as the ea._ 19M and 1965, $18U51; Donald. E. t4mdent Yid the men were dis1n the Mc1gs County D<'" partm<:nt 1tire S~na1 De~rt befOH salvqe and Barbara F. Mullen, PGmerD-y, Qatched t l:tcre to take care Df any :1f Healt h offices · Deeember 27 ? ~ratJOns begm. Nauer also will 1955, $389.87; Otho w. ·and Ruth violence thet might erupt In coninct 28 Execulive Secretary Bcu· 1 msist on _th~ return to Egypt at Karr, Rt. l, Middleport, 1952FA nection with the telephone ' strike. lah. Strauss said today. the _tw_o 1sland1 sebed by the :r.. and 1953FA, $1,973.94; Howard raells 1n the Gulf of Aqaba, the ·Mingle said lhe ~nen will be de-and P&ulinoe Johnson, Rt. 1, Ra· ployed around the state witb speThe shots. for all persons be- sources said. , • cine, 1955, $10!5.~3. tw een the age• M one and t9 and Premi er David Ben - Gurion'l cial concentrations in "accident pr egnaDt women, are only for 1 stateme nt to tbe KneMet parliao prevalent" areas. He dedined to name these. those persons who hne bad their ! ment of Israel's refuaaJ to return second shot through the local of- j lhe Gaza Strip to Egypt jarre4 "Of tourse, we may have to fiee, and that s.ccond shot al least , the de lieatc s.alviJe operation beo change our pattern a little bit if sev~ mont.h.R ar.o. That me~ n s j gotiations among the rrpre.eat. we have some snow in a few of that people who ·had second shots lives of Eg~· pt, Britain, France the lll'tas," he said. "But we wtU aft:ftMa~ 27 , 1956, are not ehgi b]e ~ and the . United Nations, the have every man available ont : sourccs sa1d. at (h1s time for a bOOster. somewhere !!l the state." \. • j Nasser was said to have been Winifred W. Glbhs,)Rti;ljl,,, ID>ur:s both days for th e shots 1 wil\ing to go along with the Unit.U. C. Felty , highw~y safety di· '.J.r $56.60; Gerllid have !Jeen set at 9_:30 to II a.m. ed Nations :Jnd permit the operaPomeroy, rector, Ur:Ced all motorist& to be •• an~ I to 3 ~- m. Cou nty. nurses tJOn to begi n immediately after Donovan, extra careful durin' tlte entire ·,· ~!Jza ~ th S~1t~ ~d Bcrnu:e Lt>d- comp leLion of the withdrawal of ,nd boUday se,ason so that "we ali , · l ~.e w1.! administer the polio vac- Anglo Frenc-h forces from the may _be alive to enjoy Cllrist~.'., cme. .I Canal Zone . "We are entering the worst( seaMrs. Strau ss said amp le \'a<.'cme ~ow Na&.li: r ma y be nperted to :;cm of the year for tralnc deaths," on hand for bnth days iurpl ie d msJsl lsrar: li troops pull back to the truce hnes set up by the 1948 ~e sai'd. "Last yeaj'Wf; kil~ed: 220 LADY UIEITY hu • Q~ m.eanhiJ tor LUy Kal~ aa4 lOll tbf Statr De~a!imrnt of Health. Palestine oarmistice agMemerrt be,·~es .,._. QUI'>OhiJ,Ilways in DeLc.Jit, 8, IIIII· they hold·UJI their umJJ to her411. . . . ro'rJr. The, AN ·· .;. also was pOinted oi\"-hat· l¥:il- fore any salvage ~ ee her... re:fupte 'born Hungary. Pttoto was; made by Hute Rernhart 30 ot t1Hm tteeretly dten wh.::. have not had first or In Paris infor:"o · ~ "We don't want this to happen through a lluper an&'U]on lens. (l,.teneGtiOmllSotu&dpA.olo) chipped Jn to the tlDie ot the tamily brought over secondht..<; tthl I France was' senously . ne.:lsu u: . s o may come o . e oca considering again." unbeJm~ to Noel. What a Christmas Dreaent! (lnt ematio11alJ Health Departmen t a1,y S~turd ay helpln.ll Israeli construct a 32-inch The director said all patrolmen 9 to II a.m. and ret:e1ve thc1r f1rst. ! pipeline from Eliath at the bead will be out to "protect drivers full of the Gulf of Aqaba to Jamma . of Christmas spirit and to stop on the Mc.:::terranean. those Dot so · full of Christmas MC>. Claro Hay"· 73, died TU"· ln ~masr us , Syria cabled the spirit but with other spirit." Iraq Petroleum Co., London headFelty said all major highways day in Oklahoma City at the home qu:~rters inviting it to send are~ will be patroled 24 hours a day of •• , son, G,,•• llayes II. She resentative to Damascus to d~ until the t.-af!ic has resumed a was preceded m death by her husFinal plans have been made and prizes have been donated band, George Hayes, and a daugh· cuss repairing lnree pipelinea normal flow. , Pomeroy Lions were hosts to 15 elderly men of Meigs Counblown up after Britain and France "I sintll!rel;r believe with every. for the Christmas lighting contest which is being sponsored by ter, Margaret. attacked Egypt. one's cooperation we can reduce the New Haven Garden Club. SurvivoNJ Include h.er son and ty Wednesday during a noon luncheon Christmas Party . Ta-bles in the Federated Church basement were decorated t'he ·staggering toll of .holiday A grand prize of fifteen dollars has been donated by the Ap· one grandson, George ttayts m. deaths and accidents," he said. gaily in the C~ristm~ mode and Lions and their guests enjoyA for mN American teacher in Funeral senriees w1ll be held palachian Power Company. First and second prtze·s will be Pakistan and daughter of a promed a baked chicken dmner served by ladies of the church . Thursday in Oklahoma City and awarded in the classes: Window lighting and decoration, re· the body will arrive at tbe Elderly men, some of them still active though old·, like Jus· inent Ohio Methodist will speak li,eious and non-religi011S; Overall lings-Coat~ Funeral Home Saturday tlt:e of Peace Percy ~oples, while ,_ _ _ __:__:__ _:_:=_:__ in Meigs County Dec. '1:1. lighting, religious and non-religimorning. others retired many years ago ous. She is ~~i ~s Mildred Row;h, dau· •Funeral services will be held at were introduced in turn. ·Some ghtcr of the Rev. Le~>t er Roush the Rawlinga.Coats Funeral H~e made brlef remark~ of appreciaFlrst prizca have been contriwho is a former resident here and Saturday at 3 p.m.· with ·Fred J. tion for thr. spirit of the Lions in buted by Mason County Bank, ten continues Lo maintain a summer Gardner, pastor Df the Church of hiVing them present for t b c dol1ar11; Bend Rotary Club, ten dolHoliday closings forthe Muon home near Bashan. -Rev. Roush 1s Christ, otriciaUng. event. lars; New llaven Garden Club, ten derk "s office and the Cir. County state treasurrr of tbe Ohio MethBurial wlll be hel-d at Buch cuit Cluk's office have been aoCIDCAGO UP - Erwin Staad, dollars; Liverpool Salt Company, odist Church . A h.ig:hlight of the introductions Grove Cemetery. nounced bY county officials. 32, walked into a polite station at coffeemaker: Pickens Paint ancl Plans were made for their an· WIS tbe presence or John BlaettHardware, set of steak "li.nives; Miss Roush will appear in lhe The County Clerk's office will For about 20 minutes Wedftes3 a. m. today and gave oHicers a nar, guest of his son Fred. The nu<~l Ladi&s' Night when the TwinCarmel E. L'. B. Church in com- be elosed on Monday and Tuesday day afternoon Clifford Jenkinson statement saying -he and "some Newbacltma Garden Club, five dolelder BlaeUnar was a charter pany wllh a native of Pakistan of next week and on Monday and ether men" murdered three young lars; New Haven Woman·s Club, City Shrine Club met In the Pomemember of the Lions dub but had of E. Main !'t., was fachag a bleak, who was a student there. The Tuesay of the following week. five dollar•. Christmas. He lost his billbleak bGya whose bodies were found in roy Second ward Fire House this not attended a meeting fOr sev· Officiab in the Circuit Clerk's . a forest pre.!lerve ncar Chicago · 14 fold containing $259 in currency speaker uow is an in:dructor in era! years because of Ulne-. month! ago. Second prize' have been donal- week. The party will be held on and feared it had been dropped home economics at Colorado A. & office said that orfice would be Police said Staad told them hls ed by Hampton and Capehart January 29 in the Coats building Th1ee of the "oldsten~•~ wert'! downtown on or near a sidewalk M. College. While in Pakistan, closed to the public on Monda;r coMcie-oce bothered him ~nd be Hardware, corn popper; JBatey corner of North Second and Race from where she anly rece-nUy re- December 31 in order to complete OVer 85. Sponsors for Clem Church. near the bus stop. gave them a three-page Statement Hardware, Revercwarc; Jewell Street, with a turke;r dinner to be Herman bearhs. and I. E. MiUer Jenkinson was shoppin.ll. with his turn ed. ~ h i' organ ized a School in the work of straightening up the about the slaying of the boys _ Bros. Applianec, door chime; Har- served by the Martin 'Restaurant court records before the new clert car parked just west of the bus Home Economics. Delbert Hill, youngest son of carried on a sgirited disrussion as stop on Ma in. He came out of a JOhn SchessJer, 13, his brother, I")' Miller Grocery, hatn; Wether- at 7:30 p.m. takes office on January l. Mr. and Mrs. Robert um of. RfedJ. to which was oldest with church nearby ~tore after having made a Pakistan is reg&~rdcd nnw as of Anton, 11, and Robert Peterson, all Pbarmacy, clock; Ren FrankThe new clerk will be Layton W'llming 11s he was repurtnd to be Jln store, corn popper; Mason Fur13( Fred Russell, pre!lident. was lh vllle RD, has receiYed a aold ' nearing his 86th birthday next sm<~H purch;~se involving the extreme interest and importa·ncc Sayre ()f New Haven. who wu Police said they did not know niture Co., cake plate and cover. charge of the meeting and DaVid placque at an award fro~ tbe Oltlo February. breaking up of a five dollar note. to the United States. It is o"ne of elected to the office in tbe a;eoer· · 1 Farm ElectrtflcaUon Council Jie He put four ··oiws" away while Am rri ra·s most t;taunch Mid-East ar election on this fall . whether to 1:telieve hia tale. Chief C. Miller was named as general · of Detectives Pat Deeley sent 8 The eontes_t will eovcr Lhc Bend chairman for the Ladles' Nlgbt wa• first place winner with bt1 aBi es. The U. S. has sent immense ·President Clar~mont E . Hoyt walking to his car . The .Mason County sherifrs ofElectric project in t-H club work welcDmcd Lion!!" and guesU; and 11:pecial ~uad to investigate alld Area and Wlll exte~d from Kay- dinner. Jenkinson got in his ear. went quanttt tcs of military supplies to fice has been dosed to the public: l.hls year. · check the statement. · long to Graha~ Station. The deariIntroduced program chiilrman Er· hoone, into his house and noticed thf' 111iddle cast land. as well as since n ecembrr 10 in order to set Delbert bad formerly Heetved nle Covert who presented Robert his billfold gone. A program of music, g:ames and Aecordlng to authoritiea, Staad llne for cntermg has been set for f'A tcnsive technological programl up the tax books tor the new sbersald . he and other men put the Satu_rday, December 22nd. All peo- ent,ertainment has been planned a check from the Ohio Power Co .. Jacohs, Jr.. son of Li(ln Bob JaAceordinr, to his worried report adm llll .';1 erf'd by U. S. e;t(perts. iff"s regime beginning on January three boys In a car, took them pi~ m t~e bend are urged to par- lo follow the dinner. Reservations in Pomeroy and a letter stating cobs. in person to the police he eould 1. Earl C. ~ohr will take over u to Robinaon's woods and beat Uclpatc m the contest. must be made by card to Mr. Mill· that his project won in the First only assuml' it had been lost down· Young Jacobs gave a half-bour . town. tbem to ~eatb. ' You may register your • entric§ cr. All Shri11crs and their wives Year El~tric course. He wired After The Daily Srnlinel had ll)etective!'l who have made a by calling the following phone and friends are urged to attend an electric motor, made an e\oc- dcmonstr.ation of magician stunts. trlc trouble light, and completely Guest.~ present beside the three been notified lo publish a notice. special study of the case quea- numbers: Spruce 3-57M; Turner the dinner. built an electric table lamp. 85-year-old~ and :Mr. Blaettnar 11 nd police alrrted, Jenkinson went tioned Staad inll!:nsively but were 2-3151; Turner 2-4335. He baa been in 4-H for six years were Harry Sm ith, r. D. Lotter- home. At the conclusion of the busin non.eonunitt11 about th e teaults. css meeting light rcfrcshments ~IRd lau carried cattle Ill his pro- idge, Rev . L. W. Jo"ick, Lawrence "He was real worried," said El'tbey said when they asked him .,;INCJNNAn. o. jects for five years. ·F our of the Schmidt (Bull Montana), Percy rna Russdl. the mayur"s secretary. were served. about the tape , which marks on Eggs, steady; net prices at five years Delbert"s cattle placed Peoples, J . H. (Jap) G.ra\..e, }farry Fifteen mmutcs after Jenkinson the tiodiea ·showed bad been used RS champion in the Guernsey div- Wehrung. Rev. L. M. MohrhOff. was home a happy phone call Kro ger empl oyees in this area farms for .u. S. L·<m~umer~. whites to bind the boys, Staad replied ision. He won a blue ribbon the Art Swisher , Ira foster , .Wtlliam came tu the mayor's office. \\'ill rccrin· approximately $27,500 and brown~ . A jumbo~ 37-45; A "what tape'!'" fifth time. in rash Chnstmas gifts, it was an· large :14-37: A medmm s 28--32; A Campbdl. "We found the biUfold , ;ut by Stud, po!Jce reeords showed, The young man is 1!1 years the car," Mn. .Jenk inson reported. nounccri today hy Arnold Scherz, small 21 ·26; B large 31-35; FOB had been frre1ted fout times olrf and a fresh.man In the Tuppers ma na gt•r of th.e Kroger Charleston Cincmnat1, whites and browns, A since 1K6 .,il minor counts, and Plains Hilh School. He has sevwhich operates local stores. large 41 -42 ; ,\ medium 35--37. Bran('h DOG LICENSES READY ()llCe bad br!en sent to Cook CounA District committeEt. meeting eral nice cattle as the result or Chick1!n~, fryers ~ c lower; Mrigs County Auditor Perry ty pQ"Ch()palbic ward for treatE,·ery cm!Jloycc with. six months for tbe M-G-M District of the Trihis f·H experience and is now tryRiggs announced today that thr or mort• SN\'!Ce. with th<e excep- fryer 3-3~ lb 14'7:-16; hens, heavy ment. ing to develop Other phases o[ State Area Council, BoY Scouls of 1957 do~: h r rn s~s arP now Oll sale tion of those who pnrticipate in a ovrr 5 lb IJ-15: hens. 5 lb and Continuing a custom begun sev· 4-H work. His older brother, David, America, Huntington, W. Va. was ad vi~c no!Z owner~ to ro,.l li - com pany incentive plan, will re- unrfer 12-13: hens, light type 10. and held. at the Gallipolis Clinic. (;al- era! years ago ,the Senior Girls' ha11 been In 4-H actl,·ity for ~ight cerrses for their pets as soon as crin· the ci1£'<'ks. accompanied by 12. and Boys' ('1a .~s of the Firsl Pres- yean: and also has s num·bcr or lipoUa, Monday, 'Deeember 17. Turk<.'rs, tom s, heavy 26 lb and possible. a C hri ~ tma :-> message £rom Kroger Lt. Col. 0 . V. Knipp, Point Plca- byterian Church . Middleport, Is excellent eowa. 26-28: toms, undl'r 26 lb 2fr.Z8; up Pr e ~ idcnl .ln~r ph B. Hall . Jncentive David ill a Junior t ·H Advi11or WASHJNCTON UP - The Post sartt, presided and other~ prcst•nt giving away thf'ir special colhens, hravv 28-29: fr ycrs-ro.uten MARRIAGE LICENSE plan eh l' r k ~ will be distributed were Miles Epling, Gallipolis· Wil- lection moue)· donated through and a member of the Junior Fair Office promisf"s to 'ce that "l.lO 10 lh and 'un•:lPr 2'7 -29. A mar ri A~C license has been i ~ ­ {'arl y m 19:i7. bur Dickson, Carl Murray , -~· Jo' . the year insh' Ml o[ using it for a Board. He has beef!. earryi.ng crops Cbrlstmas n1ail remains ·undeliv- sued through '-J ri~o: s Probate cnt~r t Buttf' r. 00 ~ rorc 68. as his project for two years. ered in post offic"s on Christmas to James Mdlrr . 22. Rutland. trurk Wilson, Charles Myers and Tom parly. Gifl s of 1 1 11~ IY!)f' _have .!:Oil(' to Day." · Lamboin, Point Plca~anL driver. ancl Anna SChuler, 23, Mid- Kro..:r r t'mploH'I'S for the past 19 This y<'ar a part will J;:O to the ltUSSELL CHARGe The meeting was hf'ld to dis- Hungarian r clir.f lhrough CARE. Acting J'o<:tmaaler (fcneral Mau· dleport. rnn~ • ·r u l• v t years. More than 30.MIIGS GPI£RAL HOI PIT AL Ra.\·nJOnd Ru;;sell , 25. or Pomeroy cuss tb.e prGposed objecti\'cs for A contribution will be made to the 000 nf tlw reta1l food firm 's em· ltrl arre ~ted by \fiddleport Police Admitted, H. McCumber, Rut· riee H. Stt~ns made the pled,:e' thC M-d-M District for 1957 and Westminster f''oundalion at Ohio land. STROKi VICTIM pl o.H·c-.. m ~t,-.rc s . warehouses, ofWettnesday in lelcgrams <tO local Chief Ru ssell Ba ile;.- has been citectto have each member in attend- University, which ~tveral of the Discharg'--rl, Douglas Camp. WesL Chamben of Conunerce acrosalbe . Harvc McCumber. Rutland. vir- · firo an•l m;mufa.cluring plants in ttl :\1ayor C. 0 . F1sher"s court OIJ ance select an operating committee class members attend. and the re· Columbia; Geor.llc Hclvcrl, Pom· nation. tim o( an apparent stroke, was 19 11\Jdr\lew,.~tcrn ami southern to serve on ib order to attend the malnder to Mis~ Lob Cecil, for- eroy; Mrs. Howard KiLchen, PomHe asked them to help by reo taken to Meigs General n .')spital ~t ai Ps will receiH• Christmas charges of ohstru eling traffic. PoBoy Seo._.t _Pf91J:am in ·1007. The mer music instructor of maD)! eroy; Mra. James Ward and son, porting Dn Ute mail siluaUOC· in Wednesday at 1 p.m. by !Jw Pom- clwek s tula \ing moi'e than $750,- lice ~id he harl lrft his c&r park.. ed in ttlc miltdlc o( tb<: street. 1 meeting adjourned at 9 p.m. members of the class. Cbeshjrc. - - - --'-'· ~roy Emergen cy E;quad. oou. Uieit ~a:>. •dinA Assessment, were rMde income for the yean indteate4 for the followi .. l penons: Polio Booster To Be Administered Here Dec. 27-23 I I I· Bend Area Christmas Lighting Contest Final Plans Announced ---- " IIIMSIOII .249.95 . -- - . tt1ft1 $pMt1 Ulf~tiM!nt _.,_.70 UHP ch-•b Ill 2 Y1 . teconth I Optional, eklre. lit low COlt- Give "The Gilt Tho.t .Keeps On Giving' $1.95 Your - ....... '"" tmg that lets yt\ifliifl st,anding OTHER WOOD WHAT A CHRISTMAS PRESENT! Federal Tax Filed Against Meigs U. s. lntema~ ment leins were Jack Thoma!!' offtce against the naaeu ol Countians, Death Reported At Oklaboma City pomeroy LiODS Fete Oldsters I At AnnuaI Chri ' .stmas o·mner Twin-City Shrine Club Plans For Ladies Night Tri-State Area District Scout Meeting Held Mako •-Y ponny of your Chrlllmall . . . . countl Here's the new RCA Victor Adair, ' • . ·the last 6to81!.M. SPRING HORSE y Billfold With $259 Lost And Found Wednesday Former Teacher In Pakistan To Be Speaker Here Holiday Closings Are Announced In Mason Co. Area Delbert Hill Is Awarded Placque By Farm Council $4.25 GUN and HOLSTER 'LIBERTY' SPECIAL FOR THEM Police Question Man In Slaying .Of3Young Boys DAISY CUB · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · · .. .. $5.00 BROWNIE ange Mrs. thra'Uayes Seals, Tags, Rtbhons, Paper, The SINGLE COPY - 5< I $2.95 and $3.95 In the Notion Department. Pomeroy.)llddleport, Ohio, TLunday, December 20, 19$6 COLUMBUS, 0. UP - High way Palrol Superintendent Col. George Mingle today scheduled every- patrolman In Ohio on 2f hour duty Christmas Eve and New Years Eve in an effort to cut down ori highway holiday deaths. "We are going to extend our· ,elves and use every possible means "to control the deaths as much as poAible," Mingle saicl. GIRLS , ,." ' NO. 211 • SIZES 34 lo 40 $1.50 and $2.00 selection of patterns a·nd '·. .;. Me• Ohi~;~ . Mo'tly cloudy with •iorwol r•in •rMI driu .. toUy .... ' ••st •nd ..outh ,.nloM Mn~thtt problbly ~tlnvint lnte 'llriA; nt.-.rne e..t •ftd lOUth portlofw, Hot much ch.,... in t.ntperature. High lod.y .,_ to Mf'th. 41 t. 54 14ulh. Low tonlfht J4 to Jl north, 31 to 44 Mt.tlh. a A beautiful group of womens orlon Cardigans. Your choice of beautiful pastels and deep tones. COTTON suede flannel in a wide • ent1ne BY UNITED PIISI • GIRLS this Christmas - e $5.95 $4.95 arid $5.95 • WIATHII as g center Kroger Employees '""'" '" 'h'' '"' In Area To Share Market Report .In $27 Thousand· '"~'' ~'~"od· Presbyterian Youth To Give Funds To Needy No Mail Will Be Undelivered Says US Post Office I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 19, 1956