https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2ce6869cf8929009b82ac4721d47384c.pdf a3b3856e5c5a37ffb1c70aaf9bd3e959 PDF Text Text . . -~ . . "' ' ' I .,. DESMembersTo :i'ttend Community ~rvices In Group \! lfemben of Eva ngeline p, OES, Middleport, are JID.C to attend the annual I 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov . 24, 1959 Middleport C:o~ple Celebrating Golden Wedding Anniversary At Home Today Chap. flian Com- body this IChurch The Women's Association of the First United Presbyterian of Middleport met last Thursday evening at the church ly FltiDDII HOUDASHII.T 1 1 ; with 1111's. George Anderson, Jr., as the program chairman. , Under ber direction a dramatic worship service ot l_)rai~ Mra. Ev_erett BachneJ, daughter called "Altars of Thanksgiving" using as the focal pomt an Karen, Mn.. Ray Bachner, Mrs. all white altar. Jack Bachner and Mra. Paul HI~ Hymns used at various pol.nts lD - aunitl' Tbaokaaivinl Services in I ·Presbyteria' Church Women Observe I Thanksglving Season With Services Around And About Middleport coming Wednesday penin.J. The &erYic-es wilt start it '1:30 at lbe Cburcb of Chr ist fud OES members are r equested .tonslaiJ and dau.g.hter Edith visit· the program were "Beneath the votlona with an appropriate Thanb ed In Parkenburg Sunday. cr'oss of Jesus," "JOy to the World " glvi.ng prayer. Amoflil those attend.inJ the and "Give or Your Best to the Mas· lli8s Margaret Sauer read tbe ·JO meet at the church at '1 :15. Ohio UnivenJty-Bowling Green ter.' missionaries for tbe day and offerl On Friday, Nov. 27, the Cbappme laal Saturday w~e Mr. 1nd Women Wbtl had leading parts in ed special prayer for them. t'r oHieers Will meet at tbe MaMr1. Donald Milll, ~barle• Hu· the program were Mrs. • Ronald report for Group 1 was givjoaie Hill to practicE for the kina and Bill Turner. Hemlock Grove Grange 2049 met in regular wsion SaturHand, Mra. Marcu.s Chambera, ,Qirs. enThe by Mrs. Hand and Group 11 ...._Uation of offiten. Tbey will day evening with Leo Story worthy master presiding . Noah Haakin1 ·p reached at the E. 0 . Tewksbary and Mrs. Paul by Mrs J. E . Harley . The report of ;lao Uve a practice meeting on A contribution was made to the Tuberculosis and Health Forest Run and ·Racine M:etbodiat Haptonatall and daughter, F..dith, the recent bazaar was given by Nov. 30. Association. The new furnace has been installed and was used Cburcb Sunday mo~ eu,bstitut· with various memben having read· Mrs. Owens and various others who for the first time at this meeting. All who wish to donate gifts ing for Rev. Joba. ' Elwood who inp. helpe~ . As each key woman mad'e her reCor the patients at the Athens State Hospital are requested to was recently returned 1from the marks she advanced to the altar . At the close of the meeting rehospital. briug them to th e next meeting 1 Short Jokes were given by SYI· December 5. ' vii:l Midkiff, Nellie Smith, MuUyn ·Miu Margaret Sauer was the and left a piece of the material to freshment. were served by n.c Pom....,y, Oblo Stockton, Edna Clark, Ethel Hart $_u nday dinner cuut ol Mr. and indicate atone, with the last wo- hostess, Mi'~ . Rodney Sauer, M:ss Thanksglvlog was the theme of and Alice Stockton . . lin. George sauer and 1011 Dick. mBn's piece completina: the crou. Mary Park, Miss Susan Park, Mrs. At the conclusion memben ad- Charlotte Perrin, Mrs. Haptonatall the prueram pres~nted by the leeRiddles by the lecturer and the Mrs. Marraret White of Colij.rttbua vanced to the altar and left- theit and 'Mrs.·Hand with ·Mra. carl Gilturer, Clara Paulsen. Several read- singi ng of "Count Your .Blessings" il alto a cueat In the Sauer home thank offering gift. A special an- more, Mrs. George Sauer and MrL ings were given including "Novemconcluded the program. -"-d in the evenin.J , the George TONIGHT nual collection, this offering· goes Robert Lowery as contributora. Sauera and their company went ~~ti~;~,~~Fr:~ioa: n~k:~Ciark; "Today I Give Sa ndwiches, cookies, jello and ''IT STARTED WITI-1 A KISS" ' Mildred Stockton; ''An coffee were served by Mr. and Mrs. to the Harold Sauer home and to overaeas mission WDr.lr.. Mrs. Harold Sauer presided at Thanksgiving," Lu- Homer Willard, Amanda Eastman viaited with Mra. Addle Fugate. MASONS TO MEET Glenn Ford - Debbte Reynolds Story ; "Keep Your Machinery 1and Gcr dld and Pearl Hayes . :.Mrs. Iva BJ'Own was taken to the business meeting and Mrs. Karl There will be a special m C'eting Earl Cowefl ; "The FatteJ the Meigs Geaeral Hospital Moo- Owens gave the devotfbns and Not Ojloft Wod ....... y used as bet theme, "Wby Be of Mid4leport Lo4g&-- No. 363 F. 4ay moming afte.f becoming 1U it Helen Q,"'"Y, and "The DC· 1'bankful?" reading from the ·a nd A. M., NoVember 23 at 7:30 p. Hen,' Bernard Puul11en . ber home. ~ .air. and Mrt, Mont R. west or Psalms ~md Jiving the hlatory of m. at tbe Masonic Hall . . P8.ul M·. Roaevllle via.lted over the week Thanksgiving. She cloaed ft~e de· DarneU is the Ma•~r of the Lodge, elid w1tb bl1 aitter, Mra. Heney 1 Hennety, l.ocal, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrt. Charlel Hudnall, benton Pona, Mr. and Mrt. lleese Ml. Gile ad , and Miss Phyllis Pettit Wut and· ton _Tommy, Pomeroy, of Middlepport, have received J4r. and Mr1. Paul K. Ruuell word that Larry 0 . Hudnall of and daU~hter Kathy were in Rain· the u . S. Army Battalion, third elle, W. Va., over tbe weekend gunner, 39th 4uxiliary, who la viaiUnc with relatives. They went .stationed in Newburk, Germany, elpeei&ll)' -to visit her 1i1tet, Sbir· ha s bel'ln promoted to PFC. VI · "' who b boapitalized. MUSIC BY PFc Hudnan enlisted In the Mr. and Mrs. ctor Grimm, of Mldd.leport are celeuraUnl· leyllr.McGraw and llrs. Joe Savely and Army, Feb. 1, 1909, and went their 50th wedding anniversary today at their home On 84 dauchter Su11n of Akron visited ovt'rse11s on Sept. 8. His promotion South Second Avenue. . recenUy Witb Mrs. Mallet Sanborn Group rn•de Sept. 29 and he will They were married ·November 24, 1909 by Rev. W. H. How· and Mlsa Beli Sanborn . "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ib~e~·~"~"~"~e~as~lo~r~tw~o~yo~...,~--;;;;.W j pastor of the First United Brethern Church Port&- Mr. and Mrs. Vircii Edwards of • mouth. Mrs. Grimm was Anna A. Davis and they are both Columbus vi.alted over the week memben of the u. B. Church. end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles They were manied in tbelr their parent:J reeentl:r to . help Edwardl and family and Mr. and own home with reception follow- celebrate their annivei'IJJ7'. Mrl. L. D. Diles. ing with fr1enda and relat~ves. Merri Chrlltine Ault small dsuThe Grintl have received rDJnr Mr. Grim was a master mechan· gifts and urda from thU' hlJ.. (bter of Mr. and Mrs. William ist at Semet Solvay Coke Co., Uvea and friendl in ob~anee AuU auffered a badLy lacerated later they went into groceey b~f. of their anniveraary. fincer at her bomt Sunday. M.erri · ne.u in PortBmouth, then movina: Christine will be a ,t!ar old on to Middleport where they had a Cbrlstm11s diiJ. eroct!ry store and later a re•taurMrs. Tom Biley and. Mrs. RoRnt. bert A¥Jey were in Columbu1 They ·a re the parenb of five Sounday to visit 'witb Mn. Riley's cbUdren Clarissa Grim John•on lister, llrs. Oliver L!nkenhoker William Ec:imond Grim, botb (Mary LIIJhter) who was recently er) who was recently returned I ~~''!!'',., Paul Grim of Surf City . Allee Mills, Middle· Mra. Carroll Swanson, prfaJd~i1~ re&W'Jled from the hospital. and Mrs. jane Sever, Canton. presided durlna the meetint of Mn. Ernest Covert wa.s returnBotb of the Grims children and the Middl~port Band Booaterl ed to the home of her mother, their friends from out of town which was held Monay evening ·•t 1lra. L~teille Maye1 from the have spent several days with the hllh 1ohool. Melga General Hoapital Sunday. Mn. Sidney Picken.s was -tak.!n The group voted to pay the tpJ· to &he Melga General Ho.~pital penaes or the band dlreetof, Saturday. Her dauahcet , Mra. Georce D1ll11 to tbe · ' pi!l!l· · dlre~ Avery flekena of Dunbar waa call· tora -conventlon which · ~ ~~- ·'lie ed because of her illneP. held De-c. 9-13 at the' Sherman Overnight gue.ta Saturday of Hotel ia Chicago. Mill Flo Hurley and Miu Vanetta At Sunday's meeting of the Tbe boosters lllio voted to pur- Carron were Mi11 Barbara Jean of the First United Presby· two drum ca1es and 10 mu· Smith and the Mluea Patty and Barbara Mt'GraU, Chester, Church, Middleport, Cinda 11tamla. and Carolyn Rusaell ware Mr. and Mrs. Dale Nitbclson leaden tor the evening. show which wUl ·be and family and Yn. Ernest Gallipolis Dec. 12 was announc- Molden of Rutland were in Col· The meeting was opened In the The MlddiC!port barl.d has umbus Sunday to vi1ll with Mr. manner with Lynn Bucb· accornpanylnr the 1roup been asked to participate in tbe ' and Mrs. John Headlntton. slnilng. in the afternoon lliOniJ Mr. and Mr1. Charlea Gerward and family visited with relative• Galliopli• BBlld. After the short buaineaa meet· waa decided that for the Dflc· ln Portsmouth Satttrday. ing the group played Bible BaseAmonc tbole in Athena lut Frl· ball with their counselon, Mr. e~ber fund rajjJng project tbe and Mra. Richard Vaughn as the auoclatJon will }Jold a bakeleu day evening to attend the •tate pitchers. bake aale and tbe wentl of mem· production or "No Time for SarThere were 12 members present bera of the beginnlnc band, the ceanta" '"" Mr. and Mn. Wayne and after .t he meeting pop corn Junior and Senior banda will Gibbona, Mra. W~ Crooka and and pop we_re served to them by be contaeted for a $1.,00 donal ion Gene Grate. Eudell . Konkrllht of SprlngRev. Howard Ru'ppelt who alfo at· bJ a telephone committee which wJU be announced later. field •pent tht weekend wJtb Ilia \ tended the meeting:. parentl, Mr. and M(l. Ra,-mon H,ere'a an un~ll aple~ saver ihat adapts beauKonkrilbt. tifully to challiflDIJ fundy needs! Rugcedly built C. E. Burdette wbo waa taken of tolid ftlnut In warm INY fi.nish - just one to Mtlp Gtneral H01pital lift of the ~· of outataDding' pieees you'H find i.n week for auraeey, has the Ou, Kl11eo for Santa - UICI hugo, too, when tobe Mapo.lia Group b,- Kroebler. See .dte many and bJa IUI'It'l7 II delQed until he gifts the family In a jolll way with a other bedJ, eheat. ancl dresaen, speeially priced ~~ Improved. Thanksgiving Is Theme of Program Presented At Hemlock Gr.ove Grange OJil St. Nick bas slipped quietly Into Meigs County towns been bliay uneratlng hundreds of thousands of dollars stock every store With tl!e will~ aaaortment of Clirlstmas ever aBSembled for the -ll!ence of home town shOpTodats Dilly sentinel 14lP what he brought. Jolly Old Fellow will CQ!M: again Chrlstmas N1ght, of course lor the thousUICis of youngsters who are Jillddened by f1111cy and imagination. And their parents find Joy of the atOBIID In giving ..,_,them. Thai's why lhil,cltts are here. That's why merchants have by many facets of activity. Note: .. _ of Santa'.a best anll open their storeo - offlcally downtown Christmas tree.t are planned In most tom· fcir the CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SEASON. 1=~~;~~ to which the big red..ulted gentleman will tome A co;,.lderable boosi to the aeaaon Is already In the bandl:[.l eve of the day the Christ was born. Of thrlfiy folb wbo have parllclpated In Meigs County ~ --Beautiful, ·eolorfuJ decoratloDI are lui going up today. -Downtown rellalous concerts are llelng pla•nu•l at ~ Christmas Club plan. FUnds were distributed re<ently to buD. dreds of saven. They totaled $118,800. •· In Pomeroy by Iotal and area church cholro. a,.Jp The seaoon, now having" only 24 shopping dayslefl,ls hl8ho will be a feature throughout Ill eomfnunltlea. Ill..,_, MEIGS THEATRE • I D·ANCE . ' . . • 10 til 1 ·e nttne u-- Weather Ohio: _ . . d - .... tl...,... rattitr CoW todty, "ttnlght .... Tltundoy. - lloltt - llkely ...... Tltun4ay. ,. diiiJiy mbr.ed wlttt rain or _. ... uiNIM "'""'· ies Readied For Big G=m,te ~l I new trl-bed from the THE FIVE SAINTS nell!hborhood will have original, story-telling decoralloDI and tableaua. Church•• begin their aeaaon of special senlces com· memoratlng the season. All thlo emphasizes the symbCIIsm In the tremenilous meaning for Man of the Christ Child arrlvecl onSboppen earth. will find lodloy's Daily Sentlnel chock fulJ of and suggestions on gift aelectlm\B. You will find It to )'01Il advantage, surely' to keep thlo edltlnn close by your c~ IWII Jisl. • TAipkV~ EAGLES CLUB November 26th - =inl ·e· Your Holiday Shopping Tips: Buy At-Home! Army Man Wins Promotion To PFC In Newburk, Ger. GALA THANKSGIVING ~ted Mognolia w"' or by Middleport Bcmd B.oosters fla,n futJd Raising Project Give \be fami\y Presby,terian WYF Holds,Meeting Sunday At Church .n.n l This massed choir of and wo;..en will sing hi . 'l'banksgiving rellgjouo nrvlces tonlsht at 1! at School dlretted .by Mr, UoyiJ Joh1180D, seated,· !toot; \ a TRONDL;E a BUNK a TWIN BED Furniture Department Third Floor Texas Family Here For Thanksgiving Visit With Parents new TV set for everyblldy s enjo)'Dionl! See our grand holiday dlll}llloy now! .. . New $1/m, Ttlm . ··- - rilbt ·n.owr Qeorae.Clrele and Albia• and I l and Vltitllr. and . eliJ>Iaded . l'fOI!'Illl llational ,FoUlldau... now a\tlcldna tb.e crlpol bOrtb deiO<ta and -~" MrL •• 11 ·~·d tllo • . Semor Mothers Date For ·£1b.• rfelds ·In ·Pomeroy New Super Performance/' ,.,. . Mr. William Ev~rson of Middleport and 'H. E. Boney of Pome•·oy have ueen appointed Me•s• <.:ounty !Jirectors for New l!l•rch of DUDes 10r 19ti0, il wall announced today by lloiMlrt W. Feller, Ohio Campalll! Cliall'lllan, In cooperallon wlih Jllrs, All~Y YOWl&, Cllapter Chslfman. 1'be drive, . Wh!<~ wiU-IMI bold In Ja!luary, wUJ belp support I' '. f, . ' 1' on Page Seven) WeCordlallyluvlte"l'ou~- . ' --To VIsit ne.~ew -- · FABRIC1 'SHOR· · ' . - ' . NOW OPEN DNOI 2621Cj.inchoa ID BbOily or Seta Priced From • • ........... • \ ~- ..... • · ........ - larj"lll and !11011 •orled ael~tlon Is ready for ~untlieds of \OYB .• , ·wlleef ,liOOds, games, .,_ _,...,~. to)'ll.lor bo)'ll, ¥elbaUs, footbaUs, ' \C,I'tlae·'i~, dolls Of aU tJnds, bookS, etc. All . ''"'' dh . _ j'or' Ow seledlon. Bu<l8et Rlealllng" . PAAtPER . ·:~·~~'::. Mo $199.95 iii ....._i....i.,._ •.:; Field Crest LlnetnF. Bl•dspJrei Complete Singer Sewhlt Mochl~ •· Sal•• and S.r¥~1 , :r.mo~s Singer Selfln& CourJe Willi' Purchase of Ntiw·Machllle' Rutland, Ohio I' ·\. 1)111 ber meet Nov. 30 at lb.e atbool' tit 7' p. m. l.· ...,._ ·too. '' ~--~ .! MIIGS GINIRAL HOSI!IT AL Admitted : Ernest Bower&, Min· erivUle• Jobn XcCiaakey, ~cine. Dllmla.ed: Mrs. Robert _Lawson and ~ Racine : Mrs. Pearl Ja· - P~eroy Ro; E. w; De Middl.eport and Mr1. and baby, Tuppers �r ' ·, '· ' ....... ....... . ~ Young Adult Closs Hold Dinner Meet At Baptist Church PomeroyJIJII8i!4WM,"G.;.'I'ov..ts, ' !959 'Ill~~ li!e.. ~ The Pilgrims would have been 'Shodte(J·fto their shoe buckles on December 13, 1621 ,.,. they had lcnown that their day of thanks was to become a yearly nli!llln•l hol1dliy "ceb!lirat. Od •liy tnilllons Of people In the Unltea Sttites Oanalla·. ' For were dead - sel ii.gaJJlst ah(l nfused to Icel'e~fate and 'Easter. research experts the PUgJ-111!8 to the religious holidays · of ·tbe Church of England as "Roman corruptiolfs." They believed in celebrating only· when}Providence sranted 'th~m a ·particullfr '~le..hig, A% if to prove their Blsdain for yearly cal· en~~fi,~~d <elebtllllons, the Pilgrims did not_ have . a thanksgiving celebration the next year. 'Howev-er, other New England colonists picked up the idea and held "thanks days,'' usually around the end of November. ,Tlw l'JJgrilll·inspired holiday is joday a joy+"'"'; .,.,,.PilY , . da_y celebrated with big.. dlpner" ., reunions, but the history of ' the · · the United Slates-bas been traughf {} y o~iohl years in office. editor of Godoy's Lady's lo promole the day. Mrs. 'Ha'le attack -, she printed the idea and also includ· recipe& f9r Ttianksgi9ing deli· JODI¥ ANDm'Tft1B\1)A) ·.. UnitM @:NN lafM'IItforiiJ 'oday is Wednesday, Nov. the 329lh day of the year, 36 more days in 1~. The moon 1S approaching its 11ew phall!. h:i'''j;,;~J;;; The 'mbtJdng star Is 1/@nus . 1'be evhJag st-ar Ia "Situ'rn. On this dote in history: Membeu of the Syracuse Nazarene Young People's Society with their president . Mrs. Leroy Wdson Jr., prepared plates of fruit and cl!ldy for patients of the Foater Rest Home Tuesday night._ ' Patierfts Were visited and the Joybelles sang several .. ..tmbera Atten!ijng were Donna Case. Mrs. 'ttiern;i 'Cii-Jter. "?ofrs. td otJndlP.y, I the Peaetat Government was med· dllng·tn a tnotter !hat should be the concern of 'tile individual states. Thomas Jefferson Callell SUch Government-proclaim~ hoUdsys a "Monarchial ,practice" and ignored thanks· lr I.UCII.I.I HAWKINS -·Atound· And . . Ab,ut .. Middleport . 1J .. Mr~; .... >-oo PUDDII HGUOAIH&T . . '' Rarmond Hood rematm itt '- ci:ritlcal condition at the Me.tp Generll Hospital Hu roa111 aum· ber t. No. 2Z. llf, and llr-1. WaJDe · GibboDJ %~ ' oil't ud d&tqht.er, Evel)rn IN leaviq toda¥· 10 open~ Tbanklllvlntl. In Bueyrua wilb her fatber and other relativu. dalllhl.m- Oonn-le.; Mary Janice Culldltf, Dal'lene and Deanna Watson •nd Mr~. Roy Arrlles. In 1780, the British frigate Other 'members of the chuJ1!b Who ed MAtON 'CLIJtiC "~uMa_t" sank .In New Yol-k hareaCies. Admitted: t.lra. p ·onna ;Eblin, Ma- are ill al~o were remembered. bor wltb 900-tbousand gold guinson, Nov~mber 19. • · lit Lincoln proclaimed that the last eas aboard. Births: A son, Anthony Wayne, Dale Msrr is a surgical patient 'l'hursd~y in N~erll~o'llbUld he Thanbgiv· In 1835, i~~u11tr~JJt a,nd phi!an- to Mr. and Mn. -iienneth Eblin of at clullden Clark Hospital in Park· ing Day. Each year afterward, the President thropiat AnCirew C11rnegie was Mason on Noveml:Ser 19. :-c.·c-:::-.;:•::,:"::: b:;ur · ~g:,.·====:=== 'fae3 • of. the United StateslO:mlaQy proclaimed that' Thanksgiving sho"Jd he celebrated 6ri 'the last Tbursda)"tif November.' · · .However, of the original New lo·obirer.e th~ holiday, be inspired cS ... !J'be most recent And At K&~ Yo,.'U~lnd 'fhe Best Sele.c tlon arose when Franklin D. .' ' , "'"" lillgument. · . • In I-'189 a ri!lolutlon was presohted by a member ot the hew Congress proposing that ials li day he set aside to give thanka for the Con- · and '· •tltutlon . The resolution was finally ad'o!itea, ~here , was much opposition by those who Mainly About fteople In Pomeroy CHOIRS SINt; statet ditlonat was m'ade, Con)li'esil ' · Thanksgiving to ·the •fll'lll!!b In view of this OtO\!lrtyllllitdry, It ' · · well to have a' thlinksgivl!lg lo give for Thanksgiving. · Last Sunday morning during the wonhip 1ervice of the First Bapo list Church of the or ior Choir, under the ll(n. Frances Bearhl. nne with' -the Senior Choir of the ehurth. Tbe two choirs aang the anthem, "Gentle Loving Father" by Emlg. Mrs. ctarence lAcey, choir director, directed the II'OUP- o-=-'="""""''-'" New Shipment Of WALt'PAPER Spedll Bargalna OnAU~I Patte.-ns ' l ,. •. CROSS HAADWARI 8111 l.owlo, Owner Pll¥oe ..17·Y , Mlold- -- ~. ....... '' :I ;'·; '" .'l- CUsAI ,, - ,_lr07 HACKETT'S SAFn'Y SERVICE w. Mala 1t. n .... 187 · I, , .· .. '. i .. -~---·----' ' · J.a · : . ~.·. '0 z ' R~t I• 1•-'"'·'"' . .' ·.,,...on ·' ' " 1 : , ' •... ' 1' ' t- f 11,, ~~·L J I "< .• , !1 ·- I- . r._1 : 1,:-+--n.-:-J·-I I ::. 1 ::.;') ......... . '' 'I, ' ii 'll i lUI .1] ~ : :';J 'i' rr. lll i i.. ••••• •· ~e atJSW:er to what he'd like heot for Christmaa! Shop. our. sparkling selections Of glfla-to-wear, All ate the kind that men choose for themselves! you've got th-a man, we've ' ' - : ARROW SHIRTS Wblte tlnd · colon, ·button down collara 1nd. rep:lu. ' '' $4.25 - $5.00 .I Von Heusen Shirts •••• We.lb tnd Wear \\'~11· ""' Qolon< $4.25 - $5-0p ! -........ :_ l c.S.ta PorMo,tanol.,._ Suburban '• Men's Silel M-46 ll<l>o SiJell tHO '. $9.95 to U9.95 .' I BELTS by Pioneer ' .u.10- •uo 'I PAJAMAS Vo Heueen $4.00 to $5.95 by ReU 11nd ·~ I .I". fllrllon ....'Ill .,, ' I'' ) Ii POLO ,SH.IRTS ' '$8.95 Ideal tot bqwUog ' -·~t . "" - '." . . . . ,., - ... .. •..' ..' ' ' -' - ' ' , ,.... . . .• .. · ' ' ·' •·' . �r ' ·, '· ' ....... ....... . ~ Young Adult Closs Hold Dinner Meet At Baptist Church PomeroyJIJII8i!4WM,"G.;.'I'ov..ts, ' !959 'Ill~~ li!e.. ~ The Pilgrims would have been 'Shodte(J·fto their shoe buckles on December 13, 1621 ,.,. they had lcnown that their day of thanks was to become a yearly nli!llln•l hol1dliy "ceb!lirat. Od •liy tnilllons Of people In the Unltea Sttites Oanalla·. ' For were dead - sel ii.gaJJlst ah(l nfused to Icel'e~fate and 'Easter. research experts the PUgJ-111!8 to the religious holidays · of ·tbe Church of England as "Roman corruptiolfs." They believed in celebrating only· when}Providence sranted 'th~m a ·particullfr '~le..hig, A% if to prove their Blsdain for yearly cal· en~~fi,~~d <elebtllllons, the Pilgrims did not_ have . a thanksgiving celebration the next year. 'Howev-er, other New England colonists picked up the idea and held "thanks days,'' usually around the end of November. ,Tlw l'JJgrilll·inspired holiday is joday a joy+"'"'; .,.,,.PilY , . da_y celebrated with big.. dlpner" ., reunions, but the history of ' the · · the United Slates-bas been traughf {} y o~iohl years in office. editor of Godoy's Lady's lo promole the day. Mrs. 'Ha'le attack -, she printed the idea and also includ· recipe& f9r Ttianksgi9ing deli· JODI¥ ANDm'Tft1B\1)A) ·.. UnitM @:NN lafM'IItforiiJ 'oday is Wednesday, Nov. the 329lh day of the year, 36 more days in 1~. The moon 1S approaching its 11ew phall!. h:i'''j;,;~J;;; The 'mbtJdng star Is 1/@nus . 1'be evhJag st-ar Ia "Situ'rn. On this dote in history: Membeu of the Syracuse Nazarene Young People's Society with their president . Mrs. Leroy Wdson Jr., prepared plates of fruit and cl!ldy for patients of the Foater Rest Home Tuesday night._ ' Patierfts Were visited and the Joybelles sang several .. ..tmbera Atten!ijng were Donna Case. Mrs. 'ttiern;i 'Cii-Jter. "?ofrs. td otJndlP.y, I the Peaetat Government was med· dllng·tn a tnotter !hat should be the concern of 'tile individual states. Thomas Jefferson Callell SUch Government-proclaim~ hoUdsys a "Monarchial ,practice" and ignored thanks· lr I.UCII.I.I HAWKINS -·Atound· And . . Ab,ut .. Middleport . 1J .. Mr~; .... >-oo PUDDII HGUOAIH&T . . '' Rarmond Hood rematm itt '- ci:ritlcal condition at the Me.tp Generll Hospital Hu roa111 aum· ber t. No. 2Z. llf, and llr-1. WaJDe · GibboDJ %~ ' oil't ud d&tqht.er, Evel)rn IN leaviq toda¥· 10 open~ Tbanklllvlntl. In Bueyrua wilb her fatber and other relativu. dalllhl.m- Oonn-le.; Mary Janice Culldltf, Dal'lene and Deanna Watson •nd Mr~. Roy Arrlles. In 1780, the British frigate Other 'members of the chuJ1!b Who ed MAtON 'CLIJtiC "~uMa_t" sank .In New Yol-k hareaCies. Admitted: t.lra. p ·onna ;Eblin, Ma- are ill al~o were remembered. bor wltb 900-tbousand gold guinson, Nov~mber 19. • · lit Lincoln proclaimed that the last eas aboard. Births: A son, Anthony Wayne, Dale Msrr is a surgical patient 'l'hursd~y in N~erll~o'llbUld he Thanbgiv· In 1835, i~~u11tr~JJt a,nd phi!an- to Mr. and Mn. -iienneth Eblin of at clullden Clark Hospital in Park· ing Day. Each year afterward, the President thropiat AnCirew C11rnegie was Mason on Noveml:Ser 19. :-c.·c-:::-.;:•::,:"::: b:;ur · ~g:,.·====:=== 'fae3 • of. the United StateslO:mlaQy proclaimed that' Thanksgiving sho"Jd he celebrated 6ri 'the last Tbursda)"tif November.' · · .However, of the original New lo·obirer.e th~ holiday, be inspired cS ... !J'be most recent And At K&~ Yo,.'U~lnd 'fhe Best Sele.c tlon arose when Franklin D. .' ' , "'"" lillgument. · . • In I-'189 a ri!lolutlon was presohted by a member ot the hew Congress proposing that ials li day he set aside to give thanka for the Con- · and '· •tltutlon . The resolution was finally ad'o!itea, ~here , was much opposition by those who Mainly About fteople In Pomeroy CHOIRS SINt; statet ditlonat was m'ade, Con)li'esil ' · Thanksgiving to ·the •fll'lll!!b In view of this OtO\!lrtyllllitdry, It ' · · well to have a' thlinksgivl!lg lo give for Thanksgiving. · Last Sunday morning during the wonhip 1ervice of the First Bapo list Church of the or ior Choir, under the ll(n. Frances Bearhl. nne with' -the Senior Choir of the ehurth. Tbe two choirs aang the anthem, "Gentle Loving Father" by Emlg. Mrs. ctarence lAcey, choir director, directed the II'OUP- o-=-'="""""''-'" New Shipment Of WALt'PAPER Spedll Bargalna OnAU~I Patte.-ns ' l ,. •. CROSS HAADWARI 8111 l.owlo, Owner Pll¥oe ..17·Y , Mlold- -- ~. ....... '' :I ;'·; '" .'l- CUsAI ,, - ,_lr07 HACKETT'S SAFn'Y SERVICE w. Mala 1t. n .... 187 · I, , .· .. '. i .. -~---·----' ' · J.a · : . ~.·. '0 z ' R~t I• 1•-'"'·'"' . .' ·.,,...on ·' ' " 1 : , ' •... ' 1' ' t- f 11,, ~~·L J I "< .• , !1 ·- I- . r._1 : 1,:-+--n.-:-J·-I I ::. 1 ::.;') ......... . '' 'I, ' ii 'll i lUI .1] ~ : :';J 'i' rr. lll i i.. ••••• •· ~e atJSW:er to what he'd like heot for Christmaa! Shop. our. sparkling selections Of glfla-to-wear, All ate the kind that men choose for themselves! you've got th-a man, we've ' ' - : ARROW SHIRTS Wblte tlnd · colon, ·button down collara 1nd. rep:lu. ' '' $4.25 - $5.00 .I Von Heusen Shirts •••• We.lb tnd Wear \\'~11· ""' Qolon< $4.25 - $5-0p ! -........ :_ l c.S.ta PorMo,tanol.,._ Suburban '• Men's Silel M-46 ll<l>o SiJell tHO '. $9.95 to U9.95 .' I BELTS by Pioneer ' .u.10- •uo 'I PAJAMAS Vo Heueen $4.00 to $5.95 by ReU 11nd ·~ I .I". fllrllon ....'Ill .,, ' I'' ) Ii POLO ,SH.IRTS ' '$8.95 Ideal tot bqwUog ' -·~t . "" - '." . . . . ,., - ... .. •..' ..' ' ' -' - ' ' , ,.... . . .• .. · ' ' ·' •·' . �' . - ' .- . c:.-plete ~·- . , --- !N IN 1CONFUSION -~ - nu:s• .,iritee Staaium, June 26. The, had a contract fGr a return bOut in the United Stllfll da:ra And promoter Bill annaunced it at the l!lame l!lta- ••• thHin. Illbeta imon;.rlnf tnzfi·~:: • ll<lvln L- JP"U]e- it Lel~owill, Kefauver, m&o Conwacts Fw NeXt Season with, MDm? I'm miUfng a ptlilr of sweet IOCki,.. GIIISTMAS WREATHS Fusscas.. ·.'trW Ed \11n· Salerno and have beeD' so rect~ntl)' that ranked among next ring rat· Cub Scouts Visit Carpenter Store forM.on'th Trip .. '""'"'' ol >fld. nANC:lS ·~lOttiST Plu>De 4~ hlidetw 841-X 1'0MI!IOY, '0. £. MAIN STJIEET WlaU~~Iilg \'our-.:.- ·C:1h'IWhftos Chapter Members Will Sell Dish In Shopping STOP l\T lleclSMI Chapter ..... Figh't Facts · ,,,.., ,.. - Den Two wbldJ •fa led 20-ln. Radio Tot 1>U>ft, pull 'IL ' tv. ride PI Double dilc rul>l><if ti.-.d wb<elo- dlft Charles Aaa Bradbury dii1 make the trip but ftayed at :$2.59 Ju.rft, ' 8ndbury home for a party. -"" ; c.,... 2nd a a.ttondltt. Ml4tll....., Ohio ~ GALA D NG CLUB ~ftC •IIY . / '1• ' ' ' . , Here .you eaa find, ·9~ complete line ' of ~wet ,. - r f Pbone 9599 l18 . E. Main ·- · hand. : '• I , tools, and sporting eqUlpillent.. Shop' here for your 'handy -~II:· or spo~ Pomeroy Tic Toy man. $3.77 ''EJfttr()Dlc Fal~-" Poly 4: pltlfttc, 12-i.n. long, l+in. A take-apart toy. Qjan. B.ltt.et'ies nOt incluiled. :A:ctuaUy niBS! Q~48,4!W lfanll to J~me8'durlng the Cr011ln ahnounciea. The total · reprtllentod a nt:lt ·in· POMUOY 388-Y 'OHIO Joe · crease of · 1 .833 ;~0, or aboUt 21J ;·~iii~~~~cent, over the 1938 eea:toa . drew 7.2118,034 tua. 'lcto$6.'8 • 1ft . di'ew . 'Rich gold llll>l•il ..... TQ'PCDA.TS Gifts :f br The Entire Family ' . '' With ~~ - ~ping! _ Swin&" tn.y_,, lllUI!CtiJ, 'ebe 'stylet~ for worrieD, . lni'D'. · . · rliymh'irOlt 'stY'tEMART · ·' '~ ' .' F..Om, $il5. 75 . 4-Unit 'ftooin $2.77 Polyethylene, runs on bat-- teries - not ineluded. $!J.9f'' . ' Auto Accessories -. F .lion A:ulOs . 77c ea • . ..,;...... convtlrli~lea. '.UIId!t: -~S.a' •··J ,.· . . . Appliance• * * ., . ···u ........................ $6.t9 Td': . ....... tituH•'* . .... . . ,,...~ . . .. 1~ ~ IDC1tlt t01.1CII ,.',$.... :····· 5 ' • ...... . : . · 0 .. • . . . • . . . . .... . • . . . . . . . . . ... .w \ ',' -·.. ~iving . .\ . *'' "up O.a Weft. ilftl. $i.~ · ' ( ;}it-l'il.l::lnlPUiftiiAN Boatneek;: s~iilllj ~n cardiplls Authentit. Firetl jlQ · 10-lo. l~,;g. 1:? ) $t.91. t '' •'· ' 1! -~ ' =. it. M '"' "Perc~lft ild'rlrc Skllletii'' ~Jt.-y ·$2·· '- • - .................. 97c . Com..... .· ·:qaa . . b:t U;U TS $14.88 lJnbrtdable 'ri· nyl. w_....,...,~. • ·~'Jioiiiic e'e-' ~n. lao.. 4-lcup Tea,. ,. TOYS Eltth,mov~, bulldMer, roati&Craper, crane, dump tract, 4 ·work- lowYili!l c;m. : t• . ,w.;:,._ Mu•~l ·• ~· "''" Leathe..-Like Jew•l lloxn 189 sealbn, ita be!lt year In attend- $"t 98 . New Hi-Way 'Buikltr Set ' · '!!Prl~~K ' wlnd. PHONE f . P/Utlc. 1 .. fI THE 'ilv~E SAINTS Prellderit Fraald............, one a ioe ·mae at'IOl!'est ...,! '' ' I,'I . ance 1inte UNit, .ltl.or ~~Iiiii pft buys at ,., ,., " · . , ... ... ';i. ...~l.olil;l'f f ' was captain of the 1904· baeketbl!lll · · Novem'ber Uth ·...:.. l 0 tif I ., • 4loi- .,f I ·Rettau-rant HAMID 'l fiAI! KINGS POINT, 11DoQJinj has beeR footb&ll coacti . · Mercbarit MarJM ·-~~lido~ CE • ,.I ' . Clr~l~'y· ., S.e·ih- .-1 . :~e~. ( •t ' · II -1· 'i �' . - ' .- . c:.-plete ~·- . , --- !N IN 1CONFUSION -~ - nu:s• .,iritee Staaium, June 26. The, had a contract fGr a return bOut in the United Stllfll da:ra And promoter Bill annaunced it at the l!lame l!lta- ••• thHin. Illbeta imon;.rlnf tnzfi·~:: • ll<lvln L- JP"U]e- it Lel~owill, Kefauver, m&o Conwacts Fw NeXt Season with, MDm? I'm miUfng a ptlilr of sweet IOCki,.. GIIISTMAS WREATHS Fusscas.. ·.'trW Ed \11n· Salerno and have beeD' so rect~ntl)' that ranked among next ring rat· Cub Scouts Visit Carpenter Store forM.on'th Trip .. '""'"'' ol >fld. nANC:lS ·~lOttiST Plu>De 4~ hlidetw 841-X 1'0MI!IOY, '0. £. MAIN STJIEET WlaU~~Iilg \'our-.:.- ·C:1h'IWhftos Chapter Members Will Sell Dish In Shopping STOP l\T lleclSMI Chapter ..... Figh't Facts · ,,,.., ,.. - Den Two wbldJ •fa led 20-ln. Radio Tot 1>U>ft, pull 'IL ' tv. ride PI Double dilc rul>l><if ti.-.d wb<elo- dlft Charles Aaa Bradbury dii1 make the trip but ftayed at :$2.59 Ju.rft, ' 8ndbury home for a party. -"" ; c.,... 2nd a a.ttondltt. Ml4tll....., Ohio ~ GALA D NG CLUB ~ftC •IIY . / '1• ' ' ' . , Here .you eaa find, ·9~ complete line ' of ~wet ,. - r f Pbone 9599 l18 . E. Main ·- · hand. : '• I , tools, and sporting eqUlpillent.. Shop' here for your 'handy -~II:· or spo~ Pomeroy Tic Toy man. $3.77 ''EJfttr()Dlc Fal~-" Poly 4: pltlfttc, 12-i.n. long, l+in. A take-apart toy. Qjan. B.ltt.et'ies nOt incluiled. :A:ctuaUy niBS! Q~48,4!W lfanll to J~me8'durlng the Cr011ln ahnounciea. The total · reprtllentod a nt:lt ·in· POMUOY 388-Y 'OHIO Joe · crease of · 1 .833 ;~0, or aboUt 21J ;·~iii~~~~cent, over the 1938 eea:toa . drew 7.2118,034 tua. 'lcto$6.'8 • 1ft . di'ew . 'Rich gold llll>l•il ..... TQ'PCDA.TS Gifts :f br The Entire Family ' . '' With ~~ - ~ping! _ Swin&" tn.y_,, lllUI!CtiJ, 'ebe 'stylet~ for worrieD, . lni'D'. · . · rliymh'irOlt 'stY'tEMART · ·' '~ ' .' F..Om, $il5. 75 . 4-Unit 'ftooin $2.77 Polyethylene, runs on bat-- teries - not ineluded. $!J.9f'' . ' Auto Accessories -. F .lion A:ulOs . 77c ea • . ..,;...... convtlrli~lea. '.UIId!t: -~S.a' •··J ,.· . . . Appliance• * * ., . ···u ........................ $6.t9 Td': . ....... tituH•'* . .... . . ,,...~ . . .. 1~ ~ IDC1tlt t01.1CII ,.',$.... :····· 5 ' • ...... . : . · 0 .. • . . . • . . . . .... . • . . . . . . . . . ... .w \ ',' -·.. ~iving . .\ . *'' "up O.a Weft. ilftl. $i.~ · ' ( ;}it-l'il.l::lnlPUiftiiAN Boatneek;: s~iilllj ~n cardiplls Authentit. Firetl jlQ · 10-lo. l~,;g. 1:? ) $t.91. t '' •'· ' 1! -~ ' =. it. M '"' "Perc~lft ild'rlrc Skllletii'' ~Jt.-y ·$2·· '- • - .................. 97c . Com..... .· ·:qaa . . b:t U;U TS $14.88 lJnbrtdable 'ri· nyl. w_....,...,~. • ·~'Jioiiiic e'e-' ~n. lao.. 4-lcup Tea,. ,. TOYS Eltth,mov~, bulldMer, roati&Craper, crane, dump tract, 4 ·work- lowYili!l c;m. : t• . ,w.;:,._ Mu•~l ·• ~· "''" Leathe..-Like Jew•l lloxn 189 sealbn, ita be!lt year In attend- $"t 98 . New Hi-Way 'Buikltr Set ' · '!!Prl~~K ' wlnd. PHONE f . P/Utlc. 1 .. fI THE 'ilv~E SAINTS Prellderit Fraald............, one a ioe ·mae at'IOl!'est ...,! '' ' I,'I . ance 1inte UNit, .ltl.or ~~Iiiii pft buys at ,., ,., " · . , ... ... ';i. ...~l.olil;l'f f ' was captain of the 1904· baeketbl!lll · · Novem'ber Uth ·...:.. l 0 tif I ., • 4loi- .,f I ·Rettau-rant HAMID 'l fiAI! KINGS POINT, 11DoQJinj has beeR footb&ll coacti . · Mercbarit MarJM ·-~~lido~ CE • ,.I ' . Clr~l~'y· ., S.e·ih- .-1 . :~e~. ( •t ' · II -1· 'i �• .,, 6. Dilly Sentinel, l'ollleroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 25, 1959 ..· . (91 For Sale - -· - ·- CJjlcA.cO' UPI-Rty Hayworth a REcONDITIONED TREADLE SEW inJ machine. Duid Hilt, R.t.cine Ohio. ll-26-6tc WANT ADS w•Jor leacue catc:her, wail namt4 •uperviaor of Be Nominated J<oMt:LQI penonnel for the Chleatn' (:ubi. ,Be hN been a acout ..ellht 'J ean ia the majon and Merchants Make Christmas Plans As Snow Queen PHONE 398 . . '' The Mercbautl ~ ' Eight gii'ls . Yiill,:. be nomin1tl}d to compete for t .It~ "Mia Snow RhTES 1 e111t1 per word. GDe lolertloo. Hiamlaa eblrl• - eo teDt& •· I eeatt: per word for three eoueeutift ialert1oGI. :. · SpMal - ODe mOGtll fGl' 30 eeu:ta per WV-d. . '. 1\111 - of 3 ...... per ....ro will be c:bor,..S lor o4•erllii11C , .... paid- 10 ria>• ofter rocololoa bl.ll -.mAd~- Should be reported lnnnecllatel>. 'Ill ' wW DOl bo ...~blo lor ...... llw> ... lnoor- -el ·-- DtviJion an· notllleed that their lut mutine: the tollllwin.e plana: JGr ,tbe Cbritt· 11\IJ ljatlll'dY.'• !lflM Dei Jay'• itPct''~ ~eoto.~4 wlift Qu!••" al Rul •eaiOn were Made. ' Former Man:u•er Of COf C Has~ Wriling Success "Objeetive. the ~ Trl~l!ilty Teeil' ·' Cant.e;;n holds its RoCQn lt 'file Moq,se , !;J,I.lroJ!~¥: Lrr't P.:t, "Pl,t;J•,ant. Ap.trtmants, People's Tarrace and Vala St., oH 8uttwnvt An., SelelltioD t;~f -~iie,;~WJi PotMroy. Phont 321-Y Cud ol TboDQ ond Spodalllollceo ol a:-t. fJ .OO. Obltuorlel '·Publlabed at 1 eeat per word. WOBIM}, 1 DAY I DAYS I DAY! 1 HO a 110o 110c fl.M ...110 10 eoe fl..20 •uo " ·oo • 7llc fUC 12.25 f'l .110 ·., Aa roeeWod ,., 1e All. will be 1a that ...,.., - · . ffp.ml-r, CORlPOsed of Jim ~~ ... Of - · lad ..... -~ natlmwlde publi<IIJ 'lit • ..Roi tlon•l Chamber of ~~ N'I!W'IIetter, May uk~o. llittiil~ ''Seleded Pubuctuont.; Accomplllh- of C'dtn· hu received a wide read· be ilone by th«1 'Ctriteen•s official Dt'e .fa)''.a "MGM Teen Toqes" 11 2 30tp = Jobl:l lL Sayre Of, thl wth gijll11 And ~.:.::'~i.': Chamber ot Com· part .serle• ol .e.ston . ""''> ' 'Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy:Wd<lteport, 0., NOY. e.~ ~------~------------------------~-~-~~~~: Pt. Pleas:int GROVE MEmODIS'rS DEDIOlTE:cltURCH SUNDAY Eight Girls Will to.rtner t~y ( '>Ia, IY\cmne Suppl ie:~ PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLI! ILBSULTS . HIADS CUI SCOUTS of 12 requeata for lowed by CBiiCDrnla YorJc with 8 eaeb. Gary Ault; ·Ronnla- and Bob .VanCooney The·¥ ~ \v~.n al~ Prvvlde the tops in popular rock 'n roll musie during the'- inf!)J:fl1.ab eve)ling', from 7:30 to 11:30: · •. Tbos~ ·.. llcnoioated 'for "M:~ Snow "Qut!t!n" will be chdM!n oD .... WANTID ·IIATCliJNG EGGS l'LOCKi FOR 1960. Be aiiLU'ed of • profit.ble ~· · market for your ens. For de~· :.taill write Atkioe <:bleb, Pome· , roy. 1960 11·20-fttc '110 HUNTING OF ANY KIND op my farm during quail aeuon. - • Adeline Parker Browning, Rut: IIDd, Rt. 1. C.hrislmas n'lgbt &t 'tlie second an· nual ~ rorntal "Wlilte ' Cliristnfas BPU 0'. The announcement as to the to eight will come this Satur- SEE THE day ;night. AT ll-21·3lp ANTIIONY'S PLUMBING AND • Heating Shop will be closed until Monday, Novt:rnber 30. For 1he'Her'On Your List KARlPomero & VAN ZANDT , 8b.Jo UNFURNlSHED MODERN 4-ROOM and bath apartment Gil fur· nact. Phone 6419. 11-lUtp 1 NOV., ':::':"""'"==""'""'""""== UOOU CLEAN LUMI' CUAL. 11·25-ltc '.rtJRKEY SUOOT SUNDAY, 29 at 1 P. M. to 4 P . M. at home of Wendell WJlliams, Porn . eroy R. · D. 3, Hyaell Run. :~ 1Hta-3tc ...::-==-=:'--:--:-::::---- . Ill Card ot 1 hanks klndneu and 11ympattu' durma: . the illnus and death of my :-:_)"ife, Martha. Alao tboae contrl· . butina: flowers. ll·~ltp Charles F. Fou. .. - -:11:1) 1\UTO :lale' ·- ~ POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN ,. 4.,1,296. Hydu.matle. Spoll.eSJI ori1",ri1DIIi turquolae and While fill· · 111ll Blaettnan Pomeroy, U. ' ~ ('aH Ruuand, Hogue. I- -iN FARM AND FARM---mlUSE NEW FOUR ROOII HOUSE, .ALL buUt in · kitchen wkth eleetrlc 2-tYJ.o!. orvJue 1 Mason City. Contact M. J. Merrange, bath, hardwood floors, 11-a.autc rels, 491h College Ave., Bud:- !Uc ..... howl•> and Reed, or Zu5pan, Mason City. Immediate Mid· 11 6 tic FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED house, modern kitchen, bath, 66'' K MODEL MOTORCYCLE full basement, storm window• Hartey Davidson. Phone Rac1ne and doors $60.00 month. 123 ::IU4. ll-2v.titc Hudson Street, Middleport . ~ Phone 63ll·Y evenlnaa. U·2J.6tc U>ED CliAlN SAWS. WE GOT 'em. ~Q.OO up. One-man and SIX ROOM APARTMENT WITH r~ady to a:o. bu~ill Equt~ment three bedrooms, bath,. plua gar· Co. lH<Hnc age, Two blocb from bUiinell d. 11 24 etc ON~!: WARM MORNING COAL _ •.•trict.:._ca~~~-J. healer. uood co.ndtbOD $25. Call APARTMENT I'OUR ·ROOMS 'WtuJace Hradtord, 6llllJ, MLd· and battt. Mulberr)' Ave. Rent <:lleport. 11·21-atc reasonable. Call 488-J. 11·2&-3tc I I FKJl.iWAlllE, KITCHEN CABINET *Drelllfts h~~~~:~ .:~:~~'"1~• ~~ William a:aa furnace. IM)' x 1:&0' lot. with 8 peach trees. Joe BlaMll, M•aon occupapcy. (11) 26; (12) 3-1D-3te W. Va. 11-25-ltp hannon, W. Va., TWO FOR THE PlUC.I!: OF ON.It. Reiutar Size tlaahlij.l;lt batteriea. di.Cpurt 1\YlsH TO THANK MY NEJGH·· . bors and friend• for . their ;.;it.21-6tc 1 ~-hwelry :-::--:--:-.-:.,.-:-- - l 17 J Help Wanted l .' Leual Hofice YOU MAY AISlJ Q A311' CIIIIIS . . . flll!llV'f Ar . . . . .. . o• NOTICf' AI'I'OINTMliNT· latatt of lclnrcl T. Pnncti C•IMI No. 11~267 -d Notice la berebr "-··• n" K. French wh011e c..,. ........ .M, ' " . • ' ' ~ BJaeunan, Pomeroy, ~ •' o. 11·21·6t.c 1 - g:J me-s.He. Stwlents bO\l,M:bt at 30 cents In school this T••rns Only other the area is ,98 game. 'i'his will play on Pomeroy chPnts tlonal here tt..-xv 11·23-31< .: ~ 0 ... CINn Ull4 Cll'l AU ~ IfNI Modell MrJtROPOL.ITAN ::; ...... ..... I 1• ftl >:-..----------~ -~~ ror wilh a , league !•,-!· - -'--:-==,.,.--,-- I PLASTIC MUILLIR FURNAC~ ... , WilTINGwinuow bHnda and abide&, Vene HOUSI appllanc... ArftOid lro'ian bJlndJ, ad Jund1 and colon ttlers, SyracvM, 611~. PharRI !Blaettn.ra, Pomeroy, 0. ) '.tDer ilasa ·a wnlnp, U.y and 136-Y. . 11 It tfo -,; U ·21-6tc I h'got narne pJ.at... aJl ldnde, · ~.. ri:: A1umlnum ladder. •II kinds FOR RENT - EXTENSION LA, I). ~ OLDS 88 TWO DOOR Free Ji:lttmllle Dale Wippej DERS, Scaffold Boards, ' Drop ,.. top, 2 tone, ,power brakea and .suppJ.Y, :l.Jd 'Union Avenue, Clotha. Clinton Fieber, Mlddlo: ateerlne:,, rad1o and beater. Pomeroy, 0 ,110 , ll·lkHWtc port. Ohio. Phone 3266. BUfcK SPECIAL. f491t • 2 Door Sedan. Ex.ceptional. :: ' Neither .~toW 19tl0 l'A'I"ffillNS ~ • fl200. Call 80i·M. P!Da Maay 01ber Glib Of All tana. 2 p. hl. wm cost $1 at t~e other priced duCat& wiU ,J)e _ tlreakfa&t SeL, t:ounter, • woodVB 2 DOOR FAIR· en &toob, 3 bootha. Phone u;Jane . $8g3. A clean &llarp car :.!4822. 11·2l·3tc MIDDLE AGED HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple. Muat be re• Juat waiting 1or ;you . .Biaettntt.ta A. K. C. HEGISTERED PEKIN· liable and references required. 11-21-titc . ;::Pomeroy, 0. _ aeae .hlpa. Mrs. Harty Lodw1ck, Phont! 962·Y. ll-25-3tc 061 t'LYMOUTII 2 DOOR SK Cheater, 0. Ph. Yukon 0·3042. " •dan. $693. Nllfl)' new paint Job. 11·21-::ltp. 1201 Business Services ~- _J.o"ORD . Pomero}"'\Von ·44·12. Tickets for the game_~~~t}o'g.!,tl SAN'I'A't YOUNGEST liEINDEEA Ohio, ha1 been duly mlnlatratrtx of the ward T. French }4te COunty, Ohio, decealltd. Dated this loth da7 of -- • lll5D. SWEATERS IConllnood Pl\im Pip Onitl CHRIS .Jl~~LI! reo 11 293 Fi•ber ' Rival Coaches ~·- I I ==-===--== =,...,..- I I ====:-:== --~"'· REAL ESTATE m~ CARJiiE M. AIR CONDI1'f0M~NG, REI'IUGEJl.. uodrldlle, decca1ed, cona 18 ung of atlon aervlc!e. Jack'• Refrla:en· !;IX room, brtck dwciJlny bouse wuh bttth and double car gara,ee. tion. New Haven. 1' uu basen1tlnt. Situated on laree corner Jot at corner bf Ash and ~ycamore Stttlell In the VJLlaJe 01 :.1ddlcport, Ohio. Phon, too. u 24 Ttc AUCTION ..... I TV aa,.lr " ..... 100 Pctma,..,, AUCnPNCII c-,1 ... """'"' CriH loH!o ... Nov1mbtr 21, 1 P. M. QUALIFI•CA:no•NS - Only relpot\lllble, far alghted indlvld· ualJ wtlh tait.h ~n the record buslneu, aeeklnr • long -.~rm conneetion W!lll be conaldered. 'Car. •sper~ or fWI time. $975 lnvt1trnent, dependlns on 1be ol territor)' de•lrod. WRITE, WIRE OR CALL BEST RECORD DIVISION American lntertliUonal lndu•trl81, Inc. Tower Sld1.. Pbila. 2, h. Ill. 11-3737 We will 11eJl at our wprehoLise, the Hryaon Hardware Buildlna:, .Srd St., .Nacine, Ohio. Hou11ebo1d fur· 1uture, a few antique lP· pUancea; atoves; a lot of a few iron 1tove piece•; alao a of toys; and man)' conalsned ticlc1. Wil\ have 11ometblnl everyona. Come and aee what have to offer. BRADlt'ORD AUCTION CO. Not reaponaible lor accidentl. (II) 2f, 26, 27, SINGER SLANT NEEDLE month due oncyold, Ukt=ornew1 M p. '!~;~~~: ,.,a.oo Phone 343. OIUe. - Wl'ttl, Ph0111- Cllfllflct A. C. lrodfoN. lloolno. Ollie ~- of BIBLES lion to be held thia Friday, November Z'T, at Racint High School g,mnulum from 8 to 11 p. m. Greettna: al the door wUI be lh01e bouncing cool aounda comlna H•rbart L. Jmlth, Dec11secl C11e No. 11,217 thr0u1h the ay1tem of blah fldelit)' ena:ineered and emeeed by '"I'I!te ..... of Ohio, Jan" of Pomtroy, who ,were apMel.. (IIUnty, ... plauded by the teena of the Radne TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN Notice la hereby a:tven that on area lut Friday evenlna:. Featured wlll be apotliaht and the 24th day of November, 19&1, Luella LJndon Smith, Executrix of leadoff dancet bY couplet aelected thou Ia attendance. Eatat1 of Herbert L Smltb1 d• will 10 to the Lolorl nt ..~!"f~l~ iJ DOc alnlle and LAR!IE ASSORTMENT ' from $1.98up • PINS, EAIUIINGS, NI!:CKLACES. ek. • bJ Ooty, .Tu~~Y. Event~ Parts, Before 9:30 A.M. Mhfdlo001t 6AI-.I ......., 1111 ...... t.aoA.M. AIN.IIY alA Every lit,)' Benke Lontll.m:, cated In thl1 their claima: duly IWOI'D tG, ~urt wltbln tlx montba after the llllna of oajd lotion In thlt eoarll or their Mid llen1 ahall be forever deemed batrnd and eaneeled. ' O'BIIIEN Jll<l&• Crow, Crow 6 Attorneys for $1.001p tnd cbUdrol\, of Suadq wllb bla 1101a Flnll. · Fink opo~t (II) Polaroid Cameras · Pktprn In A lll~te · A Lutiq Gl $94.50 lftd Womtn'l dnllel, DIW. J01'1 CIITJ Out, 1M JIJddleron. Locuat Bt., lo-!!a.JOtp . OLD J•RSEY TIIAT EXTRA SOMETIIING ltock. Al10 1 20,000 rOR Jn Cbrlatmu fl'tt!tll\1:1, ILOp It heater. cau 6210.M, 11·23-31c 'w ON IIEVCO FAC'l'OIIY ' I A IIAUTY VIIIT IIAUTY IIIOP lb. and •t.Jl ftJ, CaU :la'U, RaciA., only 1<f.2HOio •••... w llpeelll Z Door PAIK.I ·PENSaHsm Gilt • For lhe Chrlsltna11 Glib· wlthlhe elry gifts. There's :s<itnetlibig 'ltere get perfectly. $5.00up i;ii;;;;-~ 1 ~·By Old I!PI..;, Sellol'th, .... _ ' )VIIIiollii; J . $1.001p .on ,... ._. .ou 1111' ltwll . ..... "" 1~~~ . ;; """'~ ..- u .. .... .. ,. ' ··l . - ~'T ;, ;· $1 ,5 . ( 20b I 11'111Mianc41 ' DON S'in'BII Uoltt • cho~1• froM ..... 10 ...,.. II' " 'toah -n..,·p Cl!lt"""' heat ........ ""''w. ,.,:''t.ptfter .... :. " l lnlorlor, radio olr :. ttOGG 6 . . . . , . .•• · . :' "c ' H.-·.: : ,,, '<" I 7 •' .... lilT~~~··~-· ···---- fi.U . ' W-A~" YIMJWTIR . ' Gb·• 'AS.me~rt:New " •' . \' ROGERS 1847 HOIIIIf ........ W~UACE ' STERLING ; "' .. · ·.,5.H . , '· ..:r :· '. Yl~. ''. ~..,. · ~~o~~ 'l .. • :, . ...... ~· " llld ll·Hatp. OF· Hair lhaftnc, pvmanut wavlal Reveo onb" 89cup SHAVING sm o itliltf! LiMITED .SUPPLY • ' I l"or Eveey Mentber of The Foml.ly llooful ~--· ' I' LAIWE ' Till liiVICI, - • BRUSMES & SETS A . .. I: .' lhe QuaUty Print Shop, North Seeon• Ave., Middleport, aad loot ovtr our many albuma. com· "~Jete prlct "•nae. (11) Ul, 11, 18, 23, 24, 2D, 30; 1, :z, etc en Lelq I PROPHYLACTIC $1.00 Gins ~ ' $3.95up JEWELRY It eor<ilally eiiAte Yulcon 5-2145 HAMILL IIIYICI ITATION u'iiii i.um:Bmaiii:'"JAcurs LIGAL NOTICI ' . All Loatmr For Him. or Her $24.95 up ''The BIJ T<lrnado Whirl" will be the name of the awln&illi see- . G<Ja~teed, by SoiiiD SUNBEAM, RONSON, NOREI+O COSMETIC At Cho- 11 :K Legal Not>ice VO'JG<De KAUTZ 'liD ITOll SINGER ZIG ZAG CIIINE - Like COil OYer $800. '143. P•rment Phone 3t3. SCIUCK, REMINGTON, Sponsoring Hop At Racine Gym ' Pbone TU· IN THI PR08ATI COURT OP 8-23-tl MIIGI CC!:JNTY, OHIO In th1 MIH1r :-f the ltab CLILANDI 23331. . AfAAZING O'fE'R FROM FOREMAN .. ·A..OiT 81 Letart P. T. A. USEO STOVES. WE HAVE GOOD CUSTOM JIUTCHERIJIIG EVERY coal, IllS lilnd fuel oil heatera. M~nday . Will cut for deep free~e. .1<'1fe Novelty Shop, Middleport Wtll aJ1o ·buy beef bl~eJ. For IR· open 10 a. m. unul 7:30 p. m. formation call4IO·Y after 4 p. . lHIHitc Philip Meier. 11 24 6tt a quick scheme !!"'!"''" ,_ ... '·. , .. ·'' .~ '. ' ,OIR I 'Miii11rl'il - . '.., ~~··' �• .,, 6. Dilly Sentinel, l'ollleroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 25, 1959 ..· . (91 For Sale - -· - ·- CJjlcA.cO' UPI-Rty Hayworth a REcONDITIONED TREADLE SEW inJ machine. Duid Hilt, R.t.cine Ohio. ll-26-6tc WANT ADS w•Jor leacue catc:her, wail namt4 •uperviaor of Be Nominated J<oMt:LQI penonnel for the Chleatn' (:ubi. ,Be hN been a acout ..ellht 'J ean ia the majon and Merchants Make Christmas Plans As Snow Queen PHONE 398 . . '' The Mercbautl ~ ' Eight gii'ls . Yiill,:. be nomin1tl}d to compete for t .It~ "Mia Snow RhTES 1 e111t1 per word. GDe lolertloo. Hiamlaa eblrl• - eo teDt& •· I eeatt: per word for three eoueeutift ialert1oGI. :. · SpMal - ODe mOGtll fGl' 30 eeu:ta per WV-d. . '. 1\111 - of 3 ...... per ....ro will be c:bor,..S lor o4•erllii11C , .... paid- 10 ria>• ofter rocololoa bl.ll -.mAd~- Should be reported lnnnecllatel>. 'Ill ' wW DOl bo ...~blo lor ...... llw> ... lnoor- -el ·-- DtviJion an· notllleed that their lut mutine: the tollllwin.e plana: JGr ,tbe Cbritt· 11\IJ ljatlll'dY.'• !lflM Dei Jay'• itPct''~ ~eoto.~4 wlift Qu!••" al Rul •eaiOn were Made. ' Former Man:u•er Of COf C Has~ Wriling Success "Objeetive. the ~ Trl~l!ilty Teeil' ·' Cant.e;;n holds its RoCQn lt 'file Moq,se , !;J,I.lroJ!~¥: Lrr't P.:t, "Pl,t;J•,ant. Ap.trtmants, People's Tarrace and Vala St., oH 8uttwnvt An., SelelltioD t;~f -~iie,;~WJi PotMroy. Phont 321-Y Cud ol TboDQ ond Spodalllollceo ol a:-t. fJ .OO. Obltuorlel '·Publlabed at 1 eeat per word. WOBIM}, 1 DAY I DAYS I DAY! 1 HO a 110o 110c fl.M ...110 10 eoe fl..20 •uo " ·oo • 7llc fUC 12.25 f'l .110 ·., Aa roeeWod ,., 1e All. will be 1a that ...,.., - · . ffp.ml-r, CORlPOsed of Jim ~~ ... Of - · lad ..... -~ natlmwlde publi<IIJ 'lit • ..Roi tlon•l Chamber of ~~ N'I!W'IIetter, May uk~o. llittiil~ ''Seleded Pubuctuont.; Accomplllh- of C'dtn· hu received a wide read· be ilone by th«1 'Ctriteen•s official Dt'e .fa)''.a "MGM Teen Toqes" 11 2 30tp = Jobl:l lL Sayre Of, thl wth gijll11 And ~.:.::'~i.': Chamber ot Com· part .serle• ol .e.ston . ""''> ' 'Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy:Wd<lteport, 0., NOY. e.~ ~------~------------------------~-~-~~~~: Pt. Pleas:int GROVE MEmODIS'rS DEDIOlTE:cltURCH SUNDAY Eight Girls Will to.rtner t~y ( '>Ia, IY\cmne Suppl ie:~ PO& CONSISTENT DEPENDABLI! ILBSULTS . HIADS CUI SCOUTS of 12 requeata for lowed by CBiiCDrnla YorJc with 8 eaeb. Gary Ault; ·Ronnla- and Bob .VanCooney The·¥ ~ \v~.n al~ Prvvlde the tops in popular rock 'n roll musie during the'- inf!)J:fl1.ab eve)ling', from 7:30 to 11:30: · •. Tbos~ ·.. llcnoioated 'for "M:~ Snow "Qut!t!n" will be chdM!n oD .... WANTID ·IIATCliJNG EGGS l'LOCKi FOR 1960. Be aiiLU'ed of • profit.ble ~· · market for your ens. For de~· :.taill write Atkioe <:bleb, Pome· , roy. 1960 11·20-fttc '110 HUNTING OF ANY KIND op my farm during quail aeuon. - • Adeline Parker Browning, Rut: IIDd, Rt. 1. C.hrislmas n'lgbt &t 'tlie second an· nual ~ rorntal "Wlilte ' Cliristnfas BPU 0'. The announcement as to the to eight will come this Satur- SEE THE day ;night. AT ll-21·3lp ANTIIONY'S PLUMBING AND • Heating Shop will be closed until Monday, Novt:rnber 30. For 1he'Her'On Your List KARlPomero & VAN ZANDT , 8b.Jo UNFURNlSHED MODERN 4-ROOM and bath apartment Gil fur· nact. Phone 6419. 11-lUtp 1 NOV., ':::':"""'"==""'""'""""== UOOU CLEAN LUMI' CUAL. 11·25-ltc '.rtJRKEY SUOOT SUNDAY, 29 at 1 P. M. to 4 P . M. at home of Wendell WJlliams, Porn . eroy R. · D. 3, Hyaell Run. :~ 1Hta-3tc ...::-==-=:'--:--:-::::---- . Ill Card ot 1 hanks klndneu and 11ympattu' durma: . the illnus and death of my :-:_)"ife, Martha. Alao tboae contrl· . butina: flowers. ll·~ltp Charles F. Fou. .. - -:11:1) 1\UTO :lale' ·- ~ POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN ,. 4.,1,296. Hydu.matle. Spoll.eSJI ori1",ri1DIIi turquolae and While fill· · 111ll Blaettnan Pomeroy, U. ' ~ ('aH Ruuand, Hogue. I- -iN FARM AND FARM---mlUSE NEW FOUR ROOII HOUSE, .ALL buUt in · kitchen wkth eleetrlc 2-tYJ.o!. orvJue 1 Mason City. Contact M. J. Merrange, bath, hardwood floors, 11-a.autc rels, 491h College Ave., Bud:- !Uc ..... howl•> and Reed, or Zu5pan, Mason City. Immediate Mid· 11 6 tic FIVE ROOM UNFURNISHED house, modern kitchen, bath, 66'' K MODEL MOTORCYCLE full basement, storm window• Hartey Davidson. Phone Rac1ne and doors $60.00 month. 123 ::IU4. ll-2v.titc Hudson Street, Middleport . ~ Phone 63ll·Y evenlnaa. U·2J.6tc U>ED CliAlN SAWS. WE GOT 'em. ~Q.OO up. One-man and SIX ROOM APARTMENT WITH r~ady to a:o. bu~ill Equt~ment three bedrooms, bath,. plua gar· Co. lH<Hnc age, Two blocb from bUiinell d. 11 24 etc ON~!: WARM MORNING COAL _ •.•trict.:._ca~~~-J. healer. uood co.ndtbOD $25. Call APARTMENT I'OUR ·ROOMS 'WtuJace Hradtord, 6llllJ, MLd· and battt. Mulberr)' Ave. Rent <:lleport. 11·21-atc reasonable. Call 488-J. 11·2&-3tc I I FKJl.iWAlllE, KITCHEN CABINET *Drelllfts h~~~~:~ .:~:~~'"1~• ~~ William a:aa furnace. IM)' x 1:&0' lot. with 8 peach trees. Joe BlaMll, M•aon occupapcy. (11) 26; (12) 3-1D-3te W. Va. 11-25-ltp hannon, W. Va., TWO FOR THE PlUC.I!: OF ON.It. Reiutar Size tlaahlij.l;lt batteriea. di.Cpurt 1\YlsH TO THANK MY NEJGH·· . bors and friend• for . their ;.;it.21-6tc 1 ~-hwelry :-::--:--:-.-:.,.-:-- - l 17 J Help Wanted l .' Leual Hofice YOU MAY AISlJ Q A311' CIIIIIS . . . flll!llV'f Ar . . . . .. . o• NOTICf' AI'I'OINTMliNT· latatt of lclnrcl T. Pnncti C•IMI No. 11~267 -d Notice la berebr "-··• n" K. French wh011e c..,. ........ .M, ' " . • ' ' ~ BJaeunan, Pomeroy, ~ •' o. 11·21·6t.c 1 - g:J me-s.He. Stwlents bO\l,M:bt at 30 cents In school this T••rns Only other the area is ,98 game. 'i'his will play on Pomeroy chPnts tlonal here tt..-xv 11·23-31< .: ~ 0 ... CINn Ull4 Cll'l AU ~ IfNI Modell MrJtROPOL.ITAN ::; ...... ..... I 1• ftl >:-..----------~ -~~ ror wilh a , league !•,-!· - -'--:-==,.,.--,-- I PLASTIC MUILLIR FURNAC~ ... , WilTINGwinuow bHnda and abide&, Vene HOUSI appllanc... ArftOid lro'ian bJlndJ, ad Jund1 and colon ttlers, SyracvM, 611~. PharRI !Blaettn.ra, Pomeroy, 0. ) '.tDer ilasa ·a wnlnp, U.y and 136-Y. . 11 It tfo -,; U ·21-6tc I h'got narne pJ.at... aJl ldnde, · ~.. ri:: A1umlnum ladder. •II kinds FOR RENT - EXTENSION LA, I). ~ OLDS 88 TWO DOOR Free Ji:lttmllle Dale Wippej DERS, Scaffold Boards, ' Drop ,.. top, 2 tone, ,power brakea and .suppJ.Y, :l.Jd 'Union Avenue, Clotha. Clinton Fieber, Mlddlo: ateerlne:,, rad1o and beater. Pomeroy, 0 ,110 , ll·lkHWtc port. Ohio. Phone 3266. BUfcK SPECIAL. f491t • 2 Door Sedan. Ex.ceptional. :: ' Neither .~toW 19tl0 l'A'I"ffillNS ~ • fl200. Call 80i·M. P!Da Maay 01ber Glib Of All tana. 2 p. hl. wm cost $1 at t~e other priced duCat& wiU ,J)e _ tlreakfa&t SeL, t:ounter, • woodVB 2 DOOR FAIR· en &toob, 3 bootha. Phone u;Jane . $8g3. A clean &llarp car :.!4822. 11·2l·3tc MIDDLE AGED HOUSEKEEPER for elderly couple. Muat be re• Juat waiting 1or ;you . .Biaettntt.ta A. K. C. HEGISTERED PEKIN· liable and references required. 11-21-titc . ;::Pomeroy, 0. _ aeae .hlpa. Mrs. Harty Lodw1ck, Phont! 962·Y. ll-25-3tc 061 t'LYMOUTII 2 DOOR SK Cheater, 0. Ph. Yukon 0·3042. " •dan. $693. Nllfl)' new paint Job. 11·21-::ltp. 1201 Business Services ~- _J.o"ORD . Pomero}"'\Von ·44·12. Tickets for the game_~~~t}o'g.!,tl SAN'I'A't YOUNGEST liEINDEEA Ohio, ha1 been duly mlnlatratrtx of the ward T. French }4te COunty, Ohio, decealltd. Dated this loth da7 of -- • lll5D. SWEATERS IConllnood Pl\im Pip Onitl CHRIS .Jl~~LI! reo 11 293 Fi•ber ' Rival Coaches ~·- I I ==-===--== =,...,..- I I ====:-:== --~"'· REAL ESTATE m~ CARJiiE M. AIR CONDI1'f0M~NG, REI'IUGEJl.. uodrldlle, decca1ed, cona 18 ung of atlon aervlc!e. Jack'• Refrla:en· !;IX room, brtck dwciJlny bouse wuh bttth and double car gara,ee. tion. New Haven. 1' uu basen1tlnt. Situated on laree corner Jot at corner bf Ash and ~ycamore Stttlell In the VJLlaJe 01 :.1ddlcport, Ohio. Phon, too. u 24 Ttc AUCTION ..... I TV aa,.lr " ..... 100 Pctma,..,, AUCnPNCII c-,1 ... """'"' CriH loH!o ... Nov1mbtr 21, 1 P. M. QUALIFI•CA:no•NS - Only relpot\lllble, far alghted indlvld· ualJ wtlh tait.h ~n the record buslneu, aeeklnr • long -.~rm conneetion W!lll be conaldered. 'Car. •sper~ or fWI time. $975 lnvt1trnent, dependlns on 1be ol territor)' de•lrod. WRITE, WIRE OR CALL BEST RECORD DIVISION American lntertliUonal lndu•trl81, Inc. Tower Sld1.. Pbila. 2, h. Ill. 11-3737 We will 11eJl at our wprehoLise, the Hryaon Hardware Buildlna:, .Srd St., .Nacine, Ohio. Hou11ebo1d fur· 1uture, a few antique lP· pUancea; atoves; a lot of a few iron 1tove piece•; alao a of toys; and man)' conalsned ticlc1. Wil\ have 11ometblnl everyona. Come and aee what have to offer. BRADlt'ORD AUCTION CO. Not reaponaible lor accidentl. (II) 2f, 26, 27, SINGER SLANT NEEDLE month due oncyold, Ukt=ornew1 M p. '!~;~~~: ,.,a.oo Phone 343. OIUe. - Wl'ttl, Ph0111- Cllfllflct A. C. lrodfoN. lloolno. Ollie ~- of BIBLES lion to be held thia Friday, November Z'T, at Racint High School g,mnulum from 8 to 11 p. m. Greettna: al the door wUI be lh01e bouncing cool aounda comlna H•rbart L. Jmlth, Dec11secl C11e No. 11,217 thr0u1h the ay1tem of blah fldelit)' ena:ineered and emeeed by '"I'I!te ..... of Ohio, Jan" of Pomtroy, who ,were apMel.. (IIUnty, ... plauded by the teena of the Radne TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN Notice la hereby a:tven that on area lut Friday evenlna:. Featured wlll be apotliaht and the 24th day of November, 19&1, Luella LJndon Smith, Executrix of leadoff dancet bY couplet aelected thou Ia attendance. Eatat1 of Herbert L Smltb1 d• will 10 to the Lolorl nt ..~!"f~l~ iJ DOc alnlle and LAR!IE ASSORTMENT ' from $1.98up • PINS, EAIUIINGS, NI!:CKLACES. ek. • bJ Ooty, .Tu~~Y. Event~ Parts, Before 9:30 A.M. Mhfdlo001t 6AI-.I ......., 1111 ...... t.aoA.M. AIN.IIY alA Every lit,)' Benke Lontll.m:, cated In thl1 their claima: duly IWOI'D tG, ~urt wltbln tlx montba after the llllna of oajd lotion In thlt eoarll or their Mid llen1 ahall be forever deemed batrnd and eaneeled. ' O'BIIIEN Jll<l&• Crow, Crow 6 Attorneys for $1.001p tnd cbUdrol\, of Suadq wllb bla 1101a Flnll. · Fink opo~t (II) Polaroid Cameras · Pktprn In A lll~te · A Lutiq Gl $94.50 lftd Womtn'l dnllel, DIW. J01'1 CIITJ Out, 1M JIJddleron. Locuat Bt., lo-!!a.JOtp . OLD J•RSEY TIIAT EXTRA SOMETIIING ltock. Al10 1 20,000 rOR Jn Cbrlatmu fl'tt!tll\1:1, ILOp It heater. cau 6210.M, 11·23-31c 'w ON IIEVCO FAC'l'OIIY ' I A IIAUTY VIIIT IIAUTY IIIOP lb. and •t.Jl ftJ, CaU :la'U, RaciA., only 1<f.2HOio •••... w llpeelll Z Door PAIK.I ·PENSaHsm Gilt • For lhe Chrlsltna11 Glib· wlthlhe elry gifts. There's :s<itnetlibig 'ltere get perfectly. $5.00up i;ii;;;;-~ 1 ~·By Old I!PI..;, Sellol'th, .... _ ' )VIIIiollii; J . $1.001p .on ,... ._. .ou 1111' ltwll . ..... "" 1~~~ . ;; """'~ ..- u .. .... .. ,. ' ··l . - ~'T ;, ;· $1 ,5 . ( 20b I 11'111Mianc41 ' DON S'in'BII Uoltt • cho~1• froM ..... 10 ...,.. II' " 'toah -n..,·p Cl!lt"""' heat ........ ""''w. ,.,:''t.ptfter .... :. " l lnlorlor, radio olr :. ttOGG 6 . . . . , . .•• · . :' "c ' H.-·.: : ,,, '<" I 7 •' .... lilT~~~··~-· ···---- fi.U . ' W-A~" YIMJWTIR . ' Gb·• 'AS.me~rt:New " •' . \' ROGERS 1847 HOIIIIf ........ W~UACE ' STERLING ; "' .. · ·.,5.H . , '· ..:r :· '. Yl~. ''. ~..,. · ~~o~~ 'l .. • :, . ...... ~· " llld ll·Hatp. OF· Hair lhaftnc, pvmanut wavlal Reveo onb" 89cup SHAVING sm o itliltf! LiMITED .SUPPLY • ' I l"or Eveey Mentber of The Foml.ly llooful ~--· ' I' LAIWE ' Till liiVICI, - • BRUSMES & SETS A . .. I: .' lhe QuaUty Print Shop, North Seeon• Ave., Middleport, aad loot ovtr our many albuma. com· "~Jete prlct "•nae. (11) Ul, 11, 18, 23, 24, 2D, 30; 1, :z, etc en Lelq I PROPHYLACTIC $1.00 Gins ~ ' $3.95up JEWELRY It eor<ilally eiiAte Yulcon 5-2145 HAMILL IIIYICI ITATION u'iiii i.um:Bmaiii:'"JAcurs LIGAL NOTICI ' . All Loatmr For Him. or Her $24.95 up ''The BIJ T<lrnado Whirl" will be the name of the awln&illi see- . G<Ja~teed, by SoiiiD SUNBEAM, RONSON, NOREI+O COSMETIC At Cho- 11 :K Legal Not>ice VO'JG<De KAUTZ 'liD ITOll SINGER ZIG ZAG CIIINE - Like COil OYer $800. '143. P•rment Phone 3t3. SCIUCK, REMINGTON, Sponsoring Hop At Racine Gym ' Pbone TU· IN THI PR08ATI COURT OP 8-23-tl MIIGI CC!:JNTY, OHIO In th1 MIH1r :-f the ltab CLILANDI 23331. . AfAAZING O'fE'R FROM FOREMAN .. ·A..OiT 81 Letart P. T. A. USEO STOVES. WE HAVE GOOD CUSTOM JIUTCHERIJIIG EVERY coal, IllS lilnd fuel oil heatera. M~nday . Will cut for deep free~e. .1<'1fe Novelty Shop, Middleport Wtll aJ1o ·buy beef bl~eJ. For IR· open 10 a. m. unul 7:30 p. m. formation call4IO·Y after 4 p. . lHIHitc Philip Meier. 11 24 6tt a quick scheme !!"'!"''" ,_ ... '·. , .. ·'' .~ '. ' ,OIR I 'Miii11rl'il - . '.., ~~··' �' " ~Dajly . • .... Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 25. 1959 New Christian·· Ca.r.d s SAVE btle, Simple,. Subdued Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 25, 40% A PRACTICAL GIFT it back. extr.a-thick aluminum "1 work for my livl.nC. but. Dot for my We. ID ~nothet five yean 1 may not be workina It aiL Sooner or later the peadulWil twingll in tht opposite direcdon. And I want to meet that oeeulolt ifacefully." WATERLESS COOKWARE RACINE ...... . ......... .••• SHE WILL LOVE • WOMEN'S CORDUROY HOUSE SLIPPERS Foam Rubber Sole RED . - BLUE - BLACK THE SHOEBOX Mr. and Mr1. D. M. Cleland apent an afternoon "."'ith Mr. and .Ides. B. E. Will, S)'I'acu.e. pay only 488 :: aR.tOGI "' lOOIC 1 .All VOO SE1/ _ ............ _.... Mrs. Wal)ace BradfOrd, Paul C.aaci, Mr. and Mr. an<f Mre. and · Mn. Kenny of Pl. Pleuant. Tonlght "THE BEAT GENERATION" Sle \·e Cochran - .....crt. • :1 ..... IAUCt '"" ....,. n S~i'tY News . BrMo-LJ.~Rovth , "'Mno;;;' No.. CroU -eatortalned the at bet bome Frtday efenlnt. evenl91 wu epe'nt te~rtne urind aoelally•. Lunch wa1 .fd'n. Brma, Mra.' Orpha, 11 eon, of Charleston, W. Va., spent Monday with Mra. Mollie •Bookman. . Inez Hill, Mn~VIolet Mrl; J'lorl!:Dee uiUen, D. Doush and the osten &On, Paul. Mr. and Mn. H. ·B. POwell lett Friday to 1pent the .winter with their aon, DOn, jn ~orlda. ::1\\!~l'n,. ~ ·'""-' . .,. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kautz are visiting their daughter, Grace, at Monroe, Micbipn. Mn. Emma Jones, AlbaDJ, is visiting Mr. and Mn. Dale :Kautz. Rev. and Mn. John Sheet~ and her lister, :Mra. t.ncaater, Who 111 • :,.:r--':!" .... .... ..... ....., ., Letart falls Mr. and Mn. F. A. cine were buaineu Sunday mornlnc, • .......... 1 ttl. MICI_ NN _ fJ.U Pomeroy Minist'rs Plan Thanksgiving SerfiCe To"'orrow The minllterial of Mamle VanDoren At'IMI Pilei tAG ON tttli ~ complete THURSDAY end FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT· thl lnknt ,:...,, from ttw T h r • • wtM MM ha4 asymbellc ..-.. Jnw: ,.14 expnsMd the ...,• ..., ef the 8aM; fra~ fw His ......,....,.; mrrrh hr Chrbt"s .,.. -·--- LilY A.WA.Y NOWI o,_n .._ 1edal Service Thursday Pomt!fOJ, Oldo Not ._.. __.... .., ---- by MEIGS THEATRE Sizes 4 to 10 decol'lte her home ud lp8nd Mme time wttb her c:htldru. "lt'a lilly for me to be 10 buy," me Hid. "U doe!a't &lve me time to enJOJ btiDI JOWl£. Once )Iouth it cone JOU cau't tet FROM INDIVIDUAL uTINitL PIICI Mrs. Martha Childs pre1ided the bo siness meeting and re· ported that the laying of the tile on the Sunday School room occupied by the dus i11 expected to be c omplf'ted, this week. Mrs. George Hudsqn, chairman of the nominating committee presented the followina slate of offlce rll who were elected bY the mem bers: President, Homer Rice; first vice president, Marvin Kelly; secpnd vice president, Mra. Clarence CJ.ine; secretary, Mr1. Cl•ude Ashley; assistant tecretary, Mn. 0 . E. McKinley; treasurer, Mra. 195~ The Faithful Sunday Scbool clau of {be Methtldl•t Ch\IJ'Qb will meet everUng with )Ira. H~nry $14.611 !rom B. H. ha• em· iir Colum· No. 952-68% Well, Santa, how are you doing? We ean - help you seled aomethlng oultable for the !i~::~~::~:il~f entire family. The besl of everythlng'o ml• 1 • liiOIN CheiiMI$tMI store, if you shop now. Better hurry here! • • ~·•MR, Chlp .t~ ~ • '<li .. lsei -... Rin~ ·....., · ,.._ ~ • .I A ,.,.~ i>uy ~· a lieautiful·brldp aetl Chocli: 1be• t~.Wity featumt ·. ........,._,,~ ·~ )UST IMAGINE! • ' C.!~!' tMW...tleM ' hwitll!f of tbe c. E. BWTI t. au~tutlng tor o·,c:· -- th('! rural ro\ate. • F. Ray Wilson. Pomeroy, spent Sunday evening wlt;h her cou· IIID, Mrl. J. D. Ro'ilah . . ' f{.J _J \ou Can Ploy Your Favorite Music· IA5TAMTLY..;.WITHOUT A LESSON ;,.\ .'"th:<-: . '. ('to\ ~ - I' ~ ' PIIBHNT CIIDINTIALIL KATIIANDU. HARDWAkE .Middleport On The Octave Keyboard Orgaa sent hi. ·uedentf•I• \Oda1 t~ Kintl Mahendra. ·H e -ltrlved bere bY Chcunp-ette Sled :only 3 88 J~•l tor beslnnen ...tafe, etunlY arul only 88 incbell lObi· Clear vamillh finlah. Group Entertained In Simpson Home ';, Tuesdav Niaht "'; Mn. Harrfett N:iciu, wor.._, $2.49 • up. Easel Blackboard ·\ . Only "..'only 299 . Only SAVINGS ACCOUNT INTEREST RATES All wood frame with natural &niah. With llate writinl turface and col· orflll alphabet and numeral dwt. Indudet ehalk 81\,d eruer. And Certlflcans Of Deposit For Six Montha Or More F10111 2% 3 88 Brifht red with nylon atrlntt. lneludel eayto-read iutructillll book and earr)'inl cue. of Il110blo Cbaplet . •OJlS Greta Simpaon enter1~~~~:~.~ofUcen and committee 14 of tbe chapter r.t tile was MJved at ,, ., .' or printmc. IDID7 mon. Ineludes illutrated ud Advt~ntur~• -boob. DJIDU&I m 60-Pc. Tr.a!n Set . ;~\'· e to the ,.. ... TO ' ' ·(_ ~ive ·, ., . ' '- .~ .- •· .' - \ '.t_ ' .. ' . •. ' OP THEUt ~"-f'' l·,,c ,o ,. ' ·.• . ,, -•·'<'· •. ,.,.., , • ,_ ·_ . Operoletll ai fts. ... We hove olt'&pee~s;: ciO:~ics ' . • ' .. ' music for. Christmas! Records 1'!":9.~.~ WOI"!derfu' tu-. _ , , __.. t •· • ' • , ·j. I I and current hit tunes, Come Jin!'\j / . ~~~e-·· JD:Fi'• .,.. blend~ P"-r ~- ~~ • > • 00 : ,, • ·Archie > 't' ., ' ·.· ' '"Autifjraph" · ) -1' . ';;'' ,.". II II. . .& . . £Mi . . . FURNITUJif =-" m- 1 ••I • Mr. and Mrs. Alfred and Xn. Ralpb up.-_.,.. writtna. B..W.. 5ea Ima~~ Jlra. Simpaon T!i"tldq 'l'llat'e Rlthrllf yii Ciii count to 20 ."";";i,idlrnow;iiir A.B.c:-. • • • ,_ en play o., IMtullllr •• .- tiMi 60 CIIDI'd, 3li OctuYO Caaceot, coMplete willa ko1M ap•oted Vola•• COli ..... Rlclrt ............ - CNOted "' PlfiiiOMHfly ...... Slolil'- S...l Rtodl, oncl lho INI11du•• co•le•lir fMohOt..,, Wolinot Olld llooMI) IIIOicoe tWe ••ilcol ............. • phiiJ odi'tl111 lo oDr ...... 'l1io Ddrt._..., $231.95. ltenry Lee Stebblnil, tbe flnt u. S ambiiiiAor to th111 am1U Rima-· tiJan kln.Jdom ol Nepa1, will pre- · WILL INCREASE pl'elented to Mtss Mid Aumaw after abe talk and the ahowiDJ A Gift The ,Eatft Family Can Eajoy . UPI-1 MEIGS COUNTY -:BAN·kS. 3~ Electric· Chord Nopol plane Monday. 60Ch'oid '· ~rt the northern \. . l'' ·, • .~·-- l ' '; ..... \ I. }r~i1\·;t··;.~( ~: ' '• I • _I; . ' ... ·-,1.--:"lii;;;. .• ~· • ~: ;-' ~ .;. ' ·--- ,j • ' •' ; j ' .,.' ' . . DEALER STORE I �' " ~Dajly . • .... Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Nov. 25. 1959 New Christian·· Ca.r.d s SAVE btle, Simple,. Subdued Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Nov. 25, 40% A PRACTICAL GIFT it back. extr.a-thick aluminum "1 work for my livl.nC. but. Dot for my We. ID ~nothet five yean 1 may not be workina It aiL Sooner or later the peadulWil twingll in tht opposite direcdon. And I want to meet that oeeulolt ifacefully." WATERLESS COOKWARE RACINE ...... . ......... .••• SHE WILL LOVE • WOMEN'S CORDUROY HOUSE SLIPPERS Foam Rubber Sole RED . - BLUE - BLACK THE SHOEBOX Mr. and Mr1. D. M. Cleland apent an afternoon "."'ith Mr. and .Ides. B. E. Will, S)'I'acu.e. pay only 488 :: aR.tOGI "' lOOIC 1 .All VOO SE1/ _ ............ _.... Mrs. Wal)ace BradfOrd, Paul C.aaci, Mr. and Mr. an<f Mre. and · Mn. Kenny of Pl. Pleuant. Tonlght "THE BEAT GENERATION" Sle \·e Cochran - .....crt. • :1 ..... IAUCt '"" ....,. n S~i'tY News . BrMo-LJ.~Rovth , "'Mno;;;' No.. CroU -eatortalned the at bet bome Frtday efenlnt. evenl91 wu epe'nt te~rtne urind aoelally•. Lunch wa1 .fd'n. Brma, Mra.' Orpha, 11 eon, of Charleston, W. Va., spent Monday with Mra. Mollie •Bookman. . Inez Hill, Mn~VIolet Mrl; J'lorl!:Dee uiUen, D. Doush and the osten &On, Paul. Mr. and Mn. H. ·B. POwell lett Friday to 1pent the .winter with their aon, DOn, jn ~orlda. ::1\\!~l'n,. ~ ·'""-' . .,. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kautz are visiting their daughter, Grace, at Monroe, Micbipn. Mn. Emma Jones, AlbaDJ, is visiting Mr. and Mn. Dale :Kautz. Rev. and Mn. John Sheet~ and her lister, :Mra. t.ncaater, Who 111 • :,.:r--':!" .... .... ..... ....., ., Letart falls Mr. and Mn. F. A. cine were buaineu Sunday mornlnc, • .......... 1 ttl. MICI_ NN _ fJ.U Pomeroy Minist'rs Plan Thanksgiving SerfiCe To"'orrow The minllterial of Mamle VanDoren At'IMI Pilei tAG ON tttli ~ complete THURSDAY end FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT· thl lnknt ,:...,, from ttw T h r • • wtM MM ha4 asymbellc ..-.. Jnw: ,.14 expnsMd the ...,• ..., ef the 8aM; fra~ fw His ......,....,.; mrrrh hr Chrbt"s .,.. -·--- LilY A.WA.Y NOWI o,_n .._ 1edal Service Thursday Pomt!fOJ, Oldo Not ._.. __.... .., ---- by MEIGS THEATRE Sizes 4 to 10 decol'lte her home ud lp8nd Mme time wttb her c:htldru. "lt'a lilly for me to be 10 buy," me Hid. "U doe!a't &lve me time to enJOJ btiDI JOWl£. Once )Iouth it cone JOU cau't tet FROM INDIVIDUAL uTINitL PIICI Mrs. Martha Childs pre1ided the bo siness meeting and re· ported that the laying of the tile on the Sunday School room occupied by the dus i11 expected to be c omplf'ted, this week. Mrs. George Hudsqn, chairman of the nominating committee presented the followina slate of offlce rll who were elected bY the mem bers: President, Homer Rice; first vice president, Marvin Kelly; secpnd vice president, Mra. Clarence CJ.ine; secretary, Mr1. Cl•ude Ashley; assistant tecretary, Mn. 0 . E. McKinley; treasurer, Mra. 195~ The Faithful Sunday Scbool clau of {be Methtldl•t Ch\IJ'Qb will meet everUng with )Ira. H~nry $14.611 !rom B. H. ha• em· iir Colum· No. 952-68% Well, Santa, how are you doing? We ean - help you seled aomethlng oultable for the !i~::~~::~:il~f entire family. The besl of everythlng'o ml• 1 • liiOIN CheiiMI$tMI store, if you shop now. Better hurry here! • • ~·•MR, Chlp .t~ ~ • '<li .. lsei -... Rin~ ·....., · ,.._ ~ • .I A ,.,.~ i>uy ~· a lieautiful·brldp aetl Chocli: 1be• t~.Wity featumt ·. ........,._,,~ ·~ )UST IMAGINE! • ' C.!~!' tMW...tleM ' hwitll!f of tbe c. E. BWTI t. au~tutlng tor o·,c:· -- th('! rural ro\ate. • F. Ray Wilson. Pomeroy, spent Sunday evening wlt;h her cou· IIID, Mrl. J. D. Ro'ilah . . ' f{.J _J \ou Can Ploy Your Favorite Music· IA5TAMTLY..;.WITHOUT A LESSON ;,.\ .'"th:<-: . '. ('to\ ~ - I' ~ ' PIIBHNT CIIDINTIALIL KATIIANDU. HARDWAkE .Middleport On The Octave Keyboard Orgaa sent hi. ·uedentf•I• \Oda1 t~ Kintl Mahendra. ·H e -ltrlved bere bY Chcunp-ette Sled :only 3 88 J~•l tor beslnnen ...tafe, etunlY arul only 88 incbell lObi· Clear vamillh finlah. Group Entertained In Simpson Home ';, Tuesdav Niaht "'; Mn. Harrfett N:iciu, wor.._, $2.49 • up. Easel Blackboard ·\ . Only "..'only 299 . Only SAVINGS ACCOUNT INTEREST RATES All wood frame with natural &niah. With llate writinl turface and col· orflll alphabet and numeral dwt. Indudet ehalk 81\,d eruer. And Certlflcans Of Deposit For Six Montha Or More F10111 2% 3 88 Brifht red with nylon atrlntt. lneludel eayto-read iutructillll book and earr)'inl cue. of Il110blo Cbaplet . •OJlS Greta Simpaon enter1~~~~:~.~ofUcen and committee 14 of tbe chapter r.t tile was MJved at ,, ., .' or printmc. IDID7 mon. Ineludes illutrated ud Advt~ntur~• -boob. DJIDU&I m 60-Pc. Tr.a!n Set . ;~\'· e to the ,.. ... TO ' ' ·(_ ~ive ·, ., . ' '- .~ .- •· .' - \ '.t_ ' .. ' . •. ' OP THEUt ~"-f'' l·,,c ,o ,. ' ·.• . ,, -•·'<'· •. ,.,.., , • ,_ ·_ . Operoletll ai fts. ... We hove olt'&pee~s;: ciO:~ics ' . • ' .. ' music for. Christmas! Records 1'!":9.~.~ WOI"!derfu' tu-. _ , , __.. t •· • ' • , ·j. I I and current hit tunes, Come Jin!'\j / . ~~~e-·· JD:Fi'• .,.. blend~ P"-r ~- ~~ • > • 00 : ,, • ·Archie > 't' ., ' ·.· ' '"Autifjraph" · ) -1' . ';;'' ,.". II II. . .& . . £Mi . . . FURNITUJif =-" m- 1 ••I • Mr. and Mrs. Alfred and Xn. Ralpb up.-_.,.. writtna. B..W.. 5ea Ima~~ Jlra. Simpaon T!i"tldq 'l'llat'e Rlthrllf yii Ciii count to 20 ."";";i,idlrnow;iiir A.B.c:-. • • • ,_ en play o., IMtullllr •• .- tiMi 60 CIIDI'd, 3li OctuYO Caaceot, coMplete willa ko1M ap•oted Vola•• COli ..... Rlclrt ............ - CNOted "' PlfiiiOMHfly ...... Slolil'- S...l Rtodl, oncl lho INI11du•• co•le•lir fMohOt..,, Wolinot Olld llooMI) IIIOicoe tWe ••ilcol ............. • phiiJ odi'tl111 lo oDr ...... 'l1io Ddrt._..., $231.95. ltenry Lee Stebblnil, tbe flnt u. S ambiiiiAor to th111 am1U Rima-· tiJan kln.Jdom ol Nepa1, will pre- · WILL INCREASE pl'elented to Mtss Mid Aumaw after abe talk and the ahowiDJ A Gift The ,Eatft Family Can Eajoy . UPI-1 MEIGS COUNTY -:BAN·kS. 3~ Electric· Chord Nopol plane Monday. 60Ch'oid '· ~rt the northern \. . l'' ·, • .~·-- l ' '; ..... \ I. }r~i1\·;t··;.~( ~: ' '• I • _I; . ' ... ·-,1.--:"lii;;;. .• ~· • ~: ;-' ~ .;. ' ·--- ,j • ' •' ; j ' .,.' ' . . DEALER STORE I �• • one o1 11uo blaeot bondJ 1n It hod about 110 lnbabltutl, OM cbureb (tlae lletbodiat) ud a entiM coune of tbe river. LETART F.ALIS, LOOKING FORWARD-TO INDUSTRY, HAS RICH TRADIDON IN MEIGS COUNTY IHSTORY Letart Falls, <me of Xetp County's most prosperou1 and progrecsive community, took anoJber look at ita rlcb pa3t, and Its bright f':lture , wltb tbe recent cloainJ of its U. S. P.Oit OUice iD three years Letart as a community -has eonttnued to lo1e IU lead· Jng citizens due to tbe purcha1e of land for 10me unknown lnduJtriat purpose. Now, witb the Sabdwi~hes, sundaes, coff~e and nuts were served to th.O!e named and Mrs. John F'ick, Mrs. Joe Nun- nally, Mrs. ,,... Estlm.tt•• On ..• tber Hay~& an(l.qge gueQ, !(r-, Ro- hert-wGOd . - AMERICAN STANDARD BRYANT & WILLIAMSON FURNACES · John W. to baa PLUMBING & HEATING came dow.n the Ohio :Rlver in dua:· out canoe~ about aix Frencbmm, led by Le'Tart. He came, with hli 1upply of trinketa. to barter with the Indians. Attraeted by the picturesque landscape, the friendll· neaa of tbe Indiana, and seeinl the amazing pollibllltle• of the ferUle rim bottoms, be decided to remain at Letart and eatabtiab a tradiDI post there. He 11ve his name to the place, buUt a rouJh, tog 1truclure, and did 1 Oouri1bina: bUJine11 · in fun, pelta .. corn and other artieleJ, . Sr., has Hospital ·' and ex- • I T~ is JUST SAY SOl Choose, for Uflmple, rrum our prerlalon watches, spar· kUng dlamqnd rings ... or oterllng sllverl ;. • ..'' ' •• .' ...•. . Rq-.lllr· $4,.f5 ·.LIONEL .••' ' ., '' .....''' '. .••'' '' 'I i Bfluv.J'br brlk•for Dl•u JtJO yttm TRAIN· E..r ''"'"· ., A. lo\II'Mo\MIITO"' Ill 1 . Oo\kO.-ll IU lft'a''"'"' • lftt $250.00 '"'''"'"''" 11"' •us oo l<it•' • Cl>cltt ... 111.~ trlft '('t'ittlll .... 11U:<10 ,., .,., on1o,..,. .., '"""' •.,,,., Dresses Large Selection For Christmas, New Year and all year. Sizes 5 to 241,<, . •T• ..• - I'"""' '"'' Fod . 1' ... FAITH RINGS . HOUSE DRESSES $2.99 ·'•. Princess Gardner BillFOLDS '' FOR LADIES • •• ' •• ROMSON ClgartHe Llg~s • SIJNBEAM and SCIIICK '· '' •' ·'• . '. ' ''I ~. >,, CIGARETTE LIGHTER..r> As1artment ElECTRIC RAZORS GENERAL ELECTRIC ClOCKS from$2.9916$13.99 $lips and Baby Dall Paloma• vs' ottll £.4\~.....tw.tY . . ' ' . '' t NbthiJag To J!Uyl '· . '. Choose from on.• of our eomplole' 1i11e of Moytag. Wuhen IDd Dryers. 'l'llere'• 1 The above picture, taken about a h~ ceQtury ago, shows the loading platform of the Tyro Mill In Letart 'Falls. Seated Is A. B. (AI) Alexander who managed the mill lor his brother Wl'lght. Standing Is Jim Curtis, head of Letart's only colored family, and H~warjl Neigler, of Racine, boll! mUI employes . . project, the eng:ln,en Maytag Appllan<e lo anll your lhe flaelt In Washerw and nam~ ~e ·~·· n~, ·'i·' ~ - TJt~ded Sutton and fallao "·De'Tart'a ,' Jialla." <Wl~ a Sa T O' ifiihlpa. The town· office was e~tabJilhed :there lhl · :blli'hded on three aides by tfttliWMJ\S ! a few yeara later It wt;s aiiiG called Letart FallJ.) This name was then civen to the whole 't own· ship. COSTUME JEWELRY $1.00 to "·00- Letart TOWJIIh township In the Ohio RiVer and the river'• course around it i.J approximately twenty mUes. Yet if one were to journey acroaa the township at ita narrowest point, It is only e. three mile trip. The Letart Bepd 1 I ~- See Our Lorge Seleetlon . • lo 66 INCH · HOSE 99cand $1.09 pr• SPORT SHIRTS . AMERICAN MADE Men's and Boya' Everything for · o M•rrt Chrlt~maa 4 Buc..e Arllcs $6.95 Men's Heovy Duly .CBEMIS'Dl'f" S.E'l'S WOODBUlNJNG SETS • • J ,•. , I ' 5 Buckle Artics · ' • $6.95 P;.ld •nd piOia,·eol> oro. Size 16!i·l8li. ' twlnOI, oordlll'oi( and w,ah M' we. $2.99 ,, 3.,, SWEATERS OO~~.fo\~':sGES . MC!t, ern lltck 12" TOPL.\Cj BOOTS ............... -. ,, .95 .MEN'S ~HOES ................. - .. U.85 CHl,LDREN'S PU£L ON BOOTS U.et lo U.lt WOMEN'S PULL ON BOOTs . . . . f!.llt lo· .5.95 ' MEN'S IiPPER AltTICS " ......... ; ' - " .5.85 INSULATED 11Qo:r8 .................. flUS BEDS HIGH CHAIRS Wooland~-­ 184 collar ,I ot)lleo. Pull .... tnd liP front, knlt, •lljj t Olltl.allutton oll'l.. Gifts for $portS bulky a;;,. $5;99tt$t.99 .. ·~·. .\' · . $4.99 -...- . , DEPART- ~ 'I • .. • ., ·•'>' ~ittl'- _;· • SPORT COAT$ , ·~.: ···· ··':l' t1$25.95' to $29.95 nES !,y B.;_u ·BrumJiW. · ·.· · ·· · · · · · · · · $1.50 . BULKY KNiT ' . .·., 1 • • vEST ··· .. ,,·, ,.. , ·· ...... $8.95 SPORTSHIRTS '..;•• . ' ........ "•' ... $3.95 up . t; w.ttniNG· < ' '.I . lty ·SU'plf:y . . 1M£' ... • . . . , ltoy• Sl>OII • Chula, Boots Solei, 11110 3\i. to !Ia .IIZII II tO I , · $4;99 11Hial•6. 5.95;- u. and D Widlbl. $7.95 $3.99 Chuka 10011 AUTOMAnC WASHERS .. ll> a 1Uya1 lf:r~ BuCk · ' AIIO Maytag llls<k Leliher crepe ( ' DRYERS See Beya Engineer Boots s;.o u to s .$5.9$ ' The luxury You Can Afford iii 114ijf11 .' ' s&eo ~l!o t\1.1 ' IAJY f.ft£E ' Cowboy Boots ..... c....... '' iJign provides grester ea· pactty, Improves washIng action. ' DOlLS clothes wring dry· or with oversize wringer rolls, get more water ~ out, and safer too. Ex· \ ... , l elusive square tub deYOW' Men'• Heavy Duly --·--~~~~~--~ TJU:tTOR SE'fS .$1Fh SOCKS I 4 Buc..e Artlci $4.95 POGO STICKS - TV GAMES TRIC:YC:LIS and WAGONS GLOVES, HANKIE$, APRot'11S, · HEAD SQUARES ·. . Wringer Washer RUBBER FOOTWEAR HOBBY HORSES ,. · · · · · · · · · $8.88 to $27.98 A FULl Range of Slzeti urrutt ot Loom" MAYTAG SLEDS . $2.99 ond $3:99 LADIES' SKIRTS ...... ., ....... , , U-99 lo ,1,81 BAN LON SWEATERS .......... .. .3.19 lo ••. Ill ------ Of Popilllr Toys For Chrlotmu 31 INCH • Waltz length and full length ~owns. Slip il'ies 32-40 and 4Z. 52. Also tall sizes 32-40, P J s and Gowns sizes 32-40. 1141 ROGUI IJI)II. . and COMMUNtl'Y SILVERWARE • Tile laiUDg P,'l" thai ..,.., more . , .• ROBES and DUSTERS Wide Selection Of Lovely Styles SEE OUR ' ,, •I , HEADQUARTERS Of all kinds.' Flannellette, corduroy and the lovely on.. for gltt glvlnJ, nylon, quilted and sheer nylons also lout'llltt pajamas and bed j•cl\ets. . ' ; ,-:\ ' Prince Gardner BillFOLDS for men she'JJl always be pleaaed With And Lovely ' Costume Jewelry BUlOYA WATCHES -' $5.95 to $12.99 OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS Come lnaad:Repler! *t pinioned by drift and roeks. On tbia dead man's arm was tatooed "Le'Tirt". In their report on this HOURI: 9 to 5 THUU. 9 Ill Noon Elf.CTRtC · Ar1e.,. diiiMOitd Jlna• ,,. tfl• moM · outt1flfttlnl ror quality and nyle. They offer 'l'OU eompltle 111urence ol the le1tina "''"' of your diam ond. L•t ,. • ttU you tbo,.t th• Ptrm• nt nt V•lue Pl1n • aiJd •hoow' 'y a,. our latl l "loelion. 121 1. Maln Phone 197 .~ tbfl bolt.J throuah. U. S. Ena:Ineen ther•· .to_blut out tM ·r~ · lb -fl'd~ce the !Ills 1q ra· pictj, Wbl.. eng111od In' dolnl tbla tlief'~ u1d to have found the 'bod)' 0! . :~ :~d;owned Frenchman; .;eN CDMPAN~ IA.YtMO'I AND And Make It A the aeeepted atory for naminJ and cel"'ry to u.M winchea and 'pull ITY . OAN · OUARAN'IEID PIIMANDfT Y~~UI bJ the very iDtereiUna "'"IOD of Itt . naminc: In •be Latter part of the UJth century, riVer men were troub1ed extensivelY by d1e falle at Letart, etpeeiall7 durlnC tba dry ·aeaaons. At that time there · waa a direet drop at the fallJ from two to four feet .bilb. lt Wll ne- . . . gifts of love, from our exqulolte seleetlon of Jewelry! :: w•• aettlem~nt ol Letart Falb, but here Is another the is .. . 1 wu the flrat ODd wbUe tbe iirot flat boat trade Wll started Roberti !amliy. LOW7 two Dayton, . up. bullt ln J,etul, ~ASH ' ' ., apruoa ltudled pbarmaey from Dr. Sle- ~m, . Waldo X'"""l- Jail ille mlker, alto of Letart Jlfehard 1020'1 the ml11 Tile lin IJlen owned what b ncnr tbe could be ~een lor adlM arouJ'Il Po-well Ston In 1810 and tOld It wu impouible to tr)o to aave a~ner:al lllMC!bandiJe. It for lbe dr)-Deu of tbl fiour There ftre two docton 1a mad~ it burn rapldJJ. Letart in the latter part of the 19th eentury-Dr. Dennilon and C. ~ . Qulllen wu a earpenter Dr. R. E. Stobart, the latter hav· wbo built many of tbt bcn.ut1 of ina: Rudied with the ial.e Dr. P.bll· tbe town. Other bUJiDeues were 100.. of Racine. Nora Hiuinbotham, miDinirr; W. The TYro Mill wu buUt in II. S.yn;, drllCcitt; EJmer Atblq, 18'13, b:.at ln 1888 was completely a eannery to wbleb the nra1 remodeled and the roUer JTitem folb broutht their fruita and ln1Wied. It had 1 capacity of :10 vea:etables to be eanned at VUJ barrett a day and muuftetured naiOI:llble pricu; H. II. Sayre, a four uade• of nour: "'Qe GraDd crocery store on the comet jult Duke P.1tent", "Little Prtoeeu", bel011 the place where tb• Allen "Roller A.. add "Climax". The Service StaUon now ttiD4I. n flour wu of VtTJ' llood quality wu taken over bY Jail son, ot11. IDd the mill ,.. conaideml the and 10me time later ,.. owned by boot lD IIOUibenl Ohio. It wao ...,.. ClurUe Bayman, fatber ol Cbarl· ed and manale4 bJ' 8. W. Ale:l· U JIQDWL Juat a few YNl'l AIO ander for l'lllnJ yean. oae color· it wu owned by BeY. Wllaon; tbe ed man, Jim CU:rtiJ. trml:ed there Jtore waa deJtrO)'ed br :fire 1n tiM for maDY yura. He aad bil fam. year 1888. . lly were the only Ner;roet la LeAlthouCb there hue beeD maDJ tart, but tbey lived and WGI'ted major ehlnlet ID Letart Fa1IJ ~ peaeefull:y for 1IWl1 }'an ad a ,teaciJ decline of bui.Deswtt~out any liln of ndal pre- aea and industria Jince it wu judice 'Ohleb Is 10 pnyalont to- tteaua, It IIUl nmalnl oae of tbe daJ. Tbe mill wu later in the mott pictwuque towu 110111 tiM baada of IWI'eral ownera, 1ut I Ohl.o River. ed to look · ot tbll marvel TbiJ wa1 in the )'ear of 1800. The Alu· Middleport ander home .' oplendld oellooL Tile L 0 . 0. F. had been ebartettd 1D 1178 and by 1810 had a ~nm~benbip of •Wy·flve. AJthouth the mala occupaticm wu fatmiDJ, ~neral lo· duttrltt and buline~~a had w- WilliS ANTHONY Phone 6071.J earUeft Httlen ;v;~&.tyra aDd Roathea. "?"' trace tbeir aau hvolutionary period aneetUJr of .fud&:e R.ol&lbu came to iD lara:e numben and The Letart School wu built lD have alwayJ been a prominent family there. Otber early .ettlera 1876 and ia now the Letart Com· Grimma, Norritel and munJtJ Ball. It bad four rooma, There are- atiU many one rNm· belDI used for a Lodie :=~~~ lnaf Letart which are de.- Hall. Tbll buildlnl houaed aU tbe1e named abo-ve. ~:rade1 from one to twekre. PrOf. the SuperlnteD· Durtoa: the Clvll War the ill· H. M. Pilcher He had habill~ntl ol Le1P1 were continu- dent of Letllrt Schoola. alb' plaaued witb unlon troopJ 1tarted teaeblng at the ace <Jf UJ marcblnc throqb, whose 10ldien but waa considered a &reat edu· break ranD and 1teal all eator. Be belpped to glve Letart. the food Jtufft, clothiDg and nlu- achoolJ the oame of beln« the able• tlut were witb.in reach. The belt in the eounlf. The Letart Communit)' Hall wu peopJe then adopted the Jnpevine lfllem of 1preadinC tbe a lara:e •oodeo atruclure, locatalarm of 1n oncomiDJ number ed almoat oppo•ite the acbool. of 10ldlen, lbd would butily It burned 1bout 1930. 'I'ben the Jather to1ether all their clotbiol new ~thool buulldlnl wu encted and jewell')', atulf Jt in te11 1nd and the old one UJed u the Com· barrel•, and but')' tbe articles. munlty Hall. One absent-minded lady burled H. McClain owned met operated her clothe. '• aueb a .burry that from the year ll!l'J, a a:eneraJ obe loraot wbere ohe bad bidden drut atore in what iJ now the · them for a ,_k. Qu111en Store. He abo had a stock II>' 1880 Letart Falll wu bo- of groceriea iD bJJ dru& atore and. eomlnt a· prolP'ftllve community did a very sueceuful bwineu. HI LeJu:l Raymorul Elberfeld, 1>frs. O~h~ Ol(utt ..¥ra. Eddle tP,&D8) ·M,n_. l/UUam Will, ~jsa Heating Problems there exceptlcm of 1 Pl1nta to Apple Grove bas been purchased by Fred M. Link IllS trustee. Fami· lies llave mi.gratWI to other com· munities and many formerly well· wltb tbe Indiana. kept and pro&perou• farmJ are AI wu to be expected, talel of idle. this "wonderland" IIOOil spread. This is a price that many com· and about 1'782 ~ettlen 1tarted munities are paying for indus· pouring in, mostly · from New En&land. Tbey caip.e trorn liar~ trial development. letta ii1 Dltboatl and molt of Letart, for more than a century them Vt'flDt no farther til• .'lnd .a ,haU', h11 pllllyed a leadinl FallJ. Letart wu the e~Uelt tetrole in the economic tmd cultural tlement ln llelll COUJilJ. Afttr life of Melia County. ln 1848 tbe a ·goodlJ QUDiber of aetUen bad Racine High School Etbo ·pub- eome, tbe eettlement Wd made lished a history of Letart Jl'alb into a township in - 1808. Soon · written by Mary Ellen Hayma.._ !Iteam l!oatl " ...,.. be&lnDin& to ·now Mrs. WilHam Lewis, of run. Tbe ftrtt one, the 14 SL Houston, Tex. RaciM Principal Clair'', ~ a 1arae. ooean aolnl Donald Wolfe bad tbe lloey eop- ateamer. n ~liNd quite a -.nu• led bY Mila Ann Proctor for pub- tlon ODd lluo banka Uned lication. with curloua qtectatora; who want few !arm1, land from See Us About Your IITTI.ID IN 11'70 About the year 1110, the Dally Sentillel, Pomi!I'O)'·Middleport, o., Nov. 2&, 11111-11 .!- ..Tbe C.mplete \);, It's a Happier Home· WHE;RE CLOTHES ARE LAUNDERED WITH A -MAYTAG RUT LAND FU'RNIT Line RUTLAND, .OHIO fitulcet, nr,en. �• • one o1 11uo blaeot bondJ 1n It hod about 110 lnbabltutl, OM cbureb (tlae lletbodiat) ud a entiM coune of tbe river. LETART F.ALIS, LOOKING FORWARD-TO INDUSTRY, HAS RICH TRADIDON IN MEIGS COUNTY IHSTORY Letart Falls, <me of Xetp County's most prosperou1 and progrecsive community, took anoJber look at ita rlcb pa3t, and Its bright f':lture , wltb tbe recent cloainJ of its U. S. P.Oit OUice iD three years Letart as a community -has eonttnued to lo1e IU lead· Jng citizens due to tbe purcha1e of land for 10me unknown lnduJtriat purpose. Now, witb the Sabdwi~hes, sundaes, coff~e and nuts were served to th.O!e named and Mrs. John F'ick, Mrs. Joe Nun- nally, Mrs. ,,... Estlm.tt•• On ..• tber Hay~& an(l.qge gueQ, !(r-, Ro- hert-wGOd . - AMERICAN STANDARD BRYANT & WILLIAMSON FURNACES · John W. to baa PLUMBING & HEATING came dow.n the Ohio :Rlver in dua:· out canoe~ about aix Frencbmm, led by Le'Tart. He came, with hli 1upply of trinketa. to barter with the Indians. Attraeted by the picturesque landscape, the friendll· neaa of tbe Indiana, and seeinl the amazing pollibllltle• of the ferUle rim bottoms, be decided to remain at Letart and eatabtiab a tradiDI post there. He 11ve his name to the place, buUt a rouJh, tog 1truclure, and did 1 Oouri1bina: bUJine11 · in fun, pelta .. corn and other artieleJ, . Sr., has Hospital ·' and ex- • I T~ is JUST SAY SOl Choose, for Uflmple, rrum our prerlalon watches, spar· kUng dlamqnd rings ... or oterllng sllverl ;. • ..'' ' •• .' ...•. . Rq-.lllr· $4,.f5 ·.LIONEL .••' ' ., '' .....''' '. .••'' '' 'I i Bfluv.J'br brlk•for Dl•u JtJO yttm TRAIN· E..r ''"'"· ., A. lo\II'Mo\MIITO"' Ill 1 . Oo\kO.-ll IU lft'a''"'"' • lftt $250.00 '"'''"'"''" 11"' •us oo l<it•' • Cl>cltt ... 111.~ trlft '('t'ittlll .... 11U:<10 ,., .,., on1o,..,. .., '"""' •.,,,., Dresses Large Selection For Christmas, New Year and all year. Sizes 5 to 241,<, . •T• ..• - I'"""' '"'' Fod . 1' ... FAITH RINGS . HOUSE DRESSES $2.99 ·'•. Princess Gardner BillFOLDS '' FOR LADIES • •• ' •• ROMSON ClgartHe Llg~s • SIJNBEAM and SCIIICK '· '' •' ·'• . '. ' ''I ~. >,, CIGARETTE LIGHTER..r> As1artment ElECTRIC RAZORS GENERAL ELECTRIC ClOCKS from$2.9916$13.99 $lips and Baby Dall Paloma• vs' ottll £.4\~.....tw.tY . . ' ' . '' t NbthiJag To J!Uyl '· . '. Choose from on.• of our eomplole' 1i11e of Moytag. Wuhen IDd Dryers. 'l'llere'• 1 The above picture, taken about a h~ ceQtury ago, shows the loading platform of the Tyro Mill In Letart 'Falls. Seated Is A. B. (AI) Alexander who managed the mill lor his brother Wl'lght. Standing Is Jim Curtis, head of Letart's only colored family, and H~warjl Neigler, of Racine, boll! mUI employes . . project, the eng:ln,en Maytag Appllan<e lo anll your lhe flaelt In Washerw and nam~ ~e ·~·· n~, ·'i·' ~ - TJt~ded Sutton and fallao "·De'Tart'a ,' Jialla." <Wl~ a Sa T O' ifiihlpa. The town· office was e~tabJilhed :there lhl · :blli'hded on three aides by tfttliWMJ\S ! a few yeara later It wt;s aiiiG called Letart FallJ.) This name was then civen to the whole 't own· ship. COSTUME JEWELRY $1.00 to "·00- Letart TOWJIIh township In the Ohio RiVer and the river'• course around it i.J approximately twenty mUes. Yet if one were to journey acroaa the township at ita narrowest point, It is only e. three mile trip. The Letart Bepd 1 I ~- See Our Lorge Seleetlon . • lo 66 INCH · HOSE 99cand $1.09 pr• SPORT SHIRTS . AMERICAN MADE Men's and Boya' Everything for · o M•rrt Chrlt~maa 4 Buc..e Arllcs $6.95 Men's Heovy Duly .CBEMIS'Dl'f" S.E'l'S WOODBUlNJNG SETS • • J ,•. , I ' 5 Buckle Artics · ' • $6.95 P;.ld •nd piOia,·eol> oro. Size 16!i·l8li. ' twlnOI, oordlll'oi( and w,ah M' we. $2.99 ,, 3.,, SWEATERS OO~~.fo\~':sGES . MC!t, ern lltck 12" TOPL.\Cj BOOTS ............... -. ,, .95 .MEN'S ~HOES ................. - .. U.85 CHl,LDREN'S PU£L ON BOOTS U.et lo U.lt WOMEN'S PULL ON BOOTs . . . . f!.llt lo· .5.95 ' MEN'S IiPPER AltTICS " ......... ; ' - " .5.85 INSULATED 11Qo:r8 .................. flUS BEDS HIGH CHAIRS Wooland~-­ 184 collar ,I ot)lleo. Pull .... tnd liP front, knlt, •lljj t Olltl.allutton oll'l.. Gifts for $portS bulky a;;,. $5;99tt$t.99 .. ·~·. .\' · . $4.99 -...- . , DEPART- ~ 'I • .. • ., ·•'>' ~ittl'- _;· • SPORT COAT$ , ·~.: ···· ··':l' t1$25.95' to $29.95 nES !,y B.;_u ·BrumJiW. · ·.· · ·· · · · · · · · · $1.50 . BULKY KNiT ' . .·., 1 • • vEST ··· .. ,,·, ,.. , ·· ...... $8.95 SPORTSHIRTS '..;•• . ' ........ "•' ... $3.95 up . t; w.ttniNG· < ' '.I . lty ·SU'plf:y . . 1M£' ... • . . . , ltoy• Sl>OII • Chula, Boots Solei, 11110 3\i. to !Ia .IIZII II tO I , · $4;99 11Hial•6. 5.95;- u. and D Widlbl. $7.95 $3.99 Chuka 10011 AUTOMAnC WASHERS .. ll> a 1Uya1 lf:r~ BuCk · ' AIIO Maytag llls<k Leliher crepe ( ' DRYERS See Beya Engineer Boots s;.o u to s .$5.9$ ' The luxury You Can Afford iii 114ijf11 .' ' s&eo ~l!o t\1.1 ' IAJY f.ft£E ' Cowboy Boots ..... c....... '' iJign provides grester ea· pactty, Improves washIng action. ' DOlLS clothes wring dry· or with oversize wringer rolls, get more water ~ out, and safer too. Ex· \ ... , l elusive square tub deYOW' Men'• Heavy Duly --·--~~~~~--~ TJU:tTOR SE'fS .$1Fh SOCKS I 4 Buc..e Artlci $4.95 POGO STICKS - TV GAMES TRIC:YC:LIS and WAGONS GLOVES, HANKIE$, APRot'11S, · HEAD SQUARES ·. . Wringer Washer RUBBER FOOTWEAR HOBBY HORSES ,. · · · · · · · · · $8.88 to $27.98 A FULl Range of Slzeti urrutt ot Loom" MAYTAG SLEDS . $2.99 ond $3:99 LADIES' SKIRTS ...... ., ....... , , U-99 lo ,1,81 BAN LON SWEATERS .......... .. .3.19 lo ••. Ill ------ Of Popilllr Toys For Chrlotmu 31 INCH • Waltz length and full length ~owns. Slip il'ies 32-40 and 4Z. 52. Also tall sizes 32-40, P J s and Gowns sizes 32-40. 1141 ROGUI IJI)II. . and COMMUNtl'Y SILVERWARE • Tile laiUDg P,'l" thai ..,.., more . , .• ROBES and DUSTERS Wide Selection Of Lovely Styles SEE OUR ' ,, •I , HEADQUARTERS Of all kinds.' Flannellette, corduroy and the lovely on.. for gltt glvlnJ, nylon, quilted and sheer nylons also lout'llltt pajamas and bed j•cl\ets. . ' ; ,-:\ ' Prince Gardner BillFOLDS for men she'JJl always be pleaaed With And Lovely ' Costume Jewelry BUlOYA WATCHES -' $5.95 to $12.99 OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS Come lnaad:Repler! *t pinioned by drift and roeks. On tbia dead man's arm was tatooed "Le'Tirt". In their report on this HOURI: 9 to 5 THUU. 9 Ill Noon Elf.CTRtC · Ar1e.,. diiiMOitd Jlna• ,,. tfl• moM · outt1flfttlnl ror quality and nyle. They offer 'l'OU eompltle 111urence ol the le1tina "''"' of your diam ond. L•t ,. • ttU you tbo,.t th• Ptrm• nt nt V•lue Pl1n • aiJd •hoow' 'y a,. our latl l "loelion. 121 1. Maln Phone 197 .~ tbfl bolt.J throuah. U. S. Ena:Ineen ther•· .to_blut out tM ·r~ · lb -fl'd~ce the !Ills 1q ra· pictj, Wbl.. eng111od In' dolnl tbla tlief'~ u1d to have found the 'bod)' 0! . :~ :~d;owned Frenchman; .;eN CDMPAN~ IA.YtMO'I AND And Make It A the aeeepted atory for naminJ and cel"'ry to u.M winchea and 'pull ITY . OAN · OUARAN'IEID PIIMANDfT Y~~UI bJ the very iDtereiUna "'"IOD of Itt . naminc: In •be Latter part of the UJth century, riVer men were troub1ed extensivelY by d1e falle at Letart, etpeeiall7 durlnC tba dry ·aeaaons. At that time there · waa a direet drop at the fallJ from two to four feet .bilb. lt Wll ne- . . . gifts of love, from our exqulolte seleetlon of Jewelry! :: w•• aettlem~nt ol Letart Falb, but here Is another the is .. . 1 wu the flrat ODd wbUe tbe iirot flat boat trade Wll started Roberti !amliy. LOW7 two Dayton, . up. bullt ln J,etul, ~ASH ' ' ., apruoa ltudled pbarmaey from Dr. Sle- ~m, . Waldo X'"""l- Jail ille mlker, alto of Letart Jlfehard 1020'1 the ml11 Tile lin IJlen owned what b ncnr tbe could be ~een lor adlM arouJ'Il Po-well Ston In 1810 and tOld It wu impouible to tr)o to aave a~ner:al lllMC!bandiJe. It for lbe dr)-Deu of tbl fiour There ftre two docton 1a mad~ it burn rapldJJ. Letart in the latter part of the 19th eentury-Dr. Dennilon and C. ~ . Qulllen wu a earpenter Dr. R. E. Stobart, the latter hav· wbo built many of tbt bcn.ut1 of ina: Rudied with the ial.e Dr. P.bll· tbe town. Other bUJiDeues were 100.. of Racine. Nora Hiuinbotham, miDinirr; W. The TYro Mill wu buUt in II. S.yn;, drllCcitt; EJmer Atblq, 18'13, b:.at ln 1888 was completely a eannery to wbleb the nra1 remodeled and the roUer JTitem folb broutht their fruita and ln1Wied. It had 1 capacity of :10 vea:etables to be eanned at VUJ barrett a day and muuftetured naiOI:llble pricu; H. II. Sayre, a four uade• of nour: "'Qe GraDd crocery store on the comet jult Duke P.1tent", "Little Prtoeeu", bel011 the place where tb• Allen "Roller A.. add "Climax". The Service StaUon now ttiD4I. n flour wu of VtTJ' llood quality wu taken over bY Jail son, ot11. IDd the mill ,.. conaideml the and 10me time later ,.. owned by boot lD IIOUibenl Ohio. It wao ...,.. ClurUe Bayman, fatber ol Cbarl· ed and manale4 bJ' 8. W. Ale:l· U JIQDWL Juat a few YNl'l AIO ander for l'lllnJ yean. oae color· it wu owned by BeY. Wllaon; tbe ed man, Jim CU:rtiJ. trml:ed there Jtore waa deJtrO)'ed br :fire 1n tiM for maDY yura. He aad bil fam. year 1888. . lly were the only Ner;roet la LeAlthouCb there hue beeD maDJ tart, but tbey lived and WGI'ted major ehlnlet ID Letart Fa1IJ ~ peaeefull:y for 1IWl1 }'an ad a ,teaciJ decline of bui.Deswtt~out any liln of ndal pre- aea and industria Jince it wu judice 'Ohleb Is 10 pnyalont to- tteaua, It IIUl nmalnl oae of tbe daJ. Tbe mill wu later in the mott pictwuque towu 110111 tiM baada of IWI'eral ownera, 1ut I Ohl.o River. ed to look · ot tbll marvel TbiJ wa1 in the )'ear of 1800. The Alu· Middleport ander home .' oplendld oellooL Tile L 0 . 0. F. had been ebartettd 1D 1178 and by 1810 had a ~nm~benbip of •Wy·flve. AJthouth the mala occupaticm wu fatmiDJ, ~neral lo· duttrltt and buline~~a had w- WilliS ANTHONY Phone 6071.J earUeft Httlen ;v;~&.tyra aDd Roathea. "?"' trace tbeir aau hvolutionary period aneetUJr of .fud&:e R.ol&lbu came to iD lara:e numben and The Letart School wu built lD have alwayJ been a prominent family there. Otber early .ettlera 1876 and ia now the Letart Com· Grimma, Norritel and munJtJ Ball. It bad four rooma, There are- atiU many one rNm· belDI used for a Lodie :=~~~ lnaf Letart which are de.- Hall. Tbll buildlnl houaed aU tbe1e named abo-ve. ~:rade1 from one to twekre. PrOf. the SuperlnteD· Durtoa: the Clvll War the ill· H. M. Pilcher He had habill~ntl ol Le1P1 were continu- dent of Letllrt Schoola. alb' plaaued witb unlon troopJ 1tarted teaeblng at the ace <Jf UJ marcblnc throqb, whose 10ldien but waa considered a &reat edu· break ranD and 1teal all eator. Be belpped to glve Letart. the food Jtufft, clothiDg and nlu- achoolJ the oame of beln« the able• tlut were witb.in reach. The belt in the eounlf. The Letart Communit)' Hall wu peopJe then adopted the Jnpevine lfllem of 1preadinC tbe a lara:e •oodeo atruclure, locatalarm of 1n oncomiDJ number ed almoat oppo•ite the acbool. of 10ldlen, lbd would butily It burned 1bout 1930. 'I'ben the Jather to1ether all their clotbiol new ~thool buulldlnl wu encted and jewell')', atulf Jt in te11 1nd and the old one UJed u the Com· barrel•, and but')' tbe articles. munlty Hall. One absent-minded lady burled H. McClain owned met operated her clothe. '• aueb a .burry that from the year ll!l'J, a a:eneraJ obe loraot wbere ohe bad bidden drut atore in what iJ now the · them for a ,_k. Qu111en Store. He abo had a stock II>' 1880 Letart Falll wu bo- of groceriea iD bJJ dru& atore and. eomlnt a· prolP'ftllve community did a very sueceuful bwineu. HI LeJu:l Raymorul Elberfeld, 1>frs. O~h~ Ol(utt ..¥ra. Eddle tP,&D8) ·M,n_. l/UUam Will, ~jsa Heating Problems there exceptlcm of 1 Pl1nta to Apple Grove bas been purchased by Fred M. Link IllS trustee. Fami· lies llave mi.gratWI to other com· munities and many formerly well· wltb tbe Indiana. kept and pro&perou• farmJ are AI wu to be expected, talel of idle. this "wonderland" IIOOil spread. This is a price that many com· and about 1'782 ~ettlen 1tarted munities are paying for indus· pouring in, mostly · from New En&land. Tbey caip.e trorn liar~ trial development. letta ii1 Dltboatl and molt of Letart, for more than a century them Vt'flDt no farther til• .'lnd .a ,haU', h11 pllllyed a leadinl FallJ. Letart wu the e~Uelt tetrole in the economic tmd cultural tlement ln llelll COUJilJ. Afttr life of Melia County. ln 1848 tbe a ·goodlJ QUDiber of aetUen bad Racine High School Etbo ·pub- eome, tbe eettlement Wd made lished a history of Letart Jl'alb into a township in - 1808. Soon · written by Mary Ellen Hayma.._ !Iteam l!oatl " ...,.. be&lnDin& to ·now Mrs. WilHam Lewis, of run. Tbe ftrtt one, the 14 SL Houston, Tex. RaciM Principal Clair'', ~ a 1arae. ooean aolnl Donald Wolfe bad tbe lloey eop- ateamer. n ~liNd quite a -.nu• led bY Mila Ann Proctor for pub- tlon ODd lluo banka Uned lication. with curloua qtectatora; who want few !arm1, land from See Us About Your IITTI.ID IN 11'70 About the year 1110, the Dally Sentillel, Pomi!I'O)'·Middleport, o., Nov. 2&, 11111-11 .!- ..Tbe C.mplete \);, It's a Happier Home· WHE;RE CLOTHES ARE LAUNDERED WITH A -MAYTAG RUT LAND FU'RNIT Line RUTLAND, .OHIO fitulcet, nr,en. �• / • ' ,_ • ,., r .. PURPLB ' PA~THElS '· -"lli4t:i:iPs . ·~ltODA.8.l.E MIDDLIPOlT. tfcrinra P•rftr, Ll, 151. • .Sr. ''*" it'o~d., . Mike Sheter, ·LI, ' '· ' M SpHnttr, LT, 192. • • . . • •Sr. Ch.lrln' ,Downie, LG, 200 • • ll\o i.W.Io, c. ., Alex Cilo Edwin Coffman Head CoiK!h Assistant Coa<'h llotend ~ ........ RT, 160.. . s.,J;. foen Gru ••tr, itE, 165. , • , •.Jr. GAME OFFICIALS ii;,, Polilin.QS,. 165 , .•••So.,(i, Inn Wlloon; ~H. ' ~tlph id";.ir.h., '~f ItT, 116'5 Assistant Coach • . - ,.. . .. , .•r. lr,s ; .. , , .lr. Jerry Frv. QB, u2 .. '··· .. -~ ~·-"· Ji.•Y Kl*- Rlf, Wtlt,.- _Htr_rls, L,H, ,150 .••••Sr• .. 170. . . . • . .l'r t ... riH RIHie, RH, .sJ,. LG, its .... trr.n HUlbftt, C; 1ft , . . . ttt Werner, RG, 150 .-· -.••• r • .opr Stewut, RG, 139 •...Soph: • ~~ ? .. .sJ.. on 142••• • •••.....,, Head Coath · Glllckef, LT, · ,165 : •· t .Sr. John Thompsoit ~~~~~. ft'\1. U2 •.••Sr. M...~,r,lila, 152 , .loph. o... 143...••.Sf. flick (Olitis, 1=8, 151. ••••.Sr. lob 8aubr, Athens ' Fred Swearingen, Athens ' .' "' 'l Front row. I \ij ~. E~~ · ·' Buflington, Roland Carpenter, Ray Jewell, Nick Co&ie~•.Ja . ~lkor, Chuck Rl(fle, Dor Coates. Charles .Downie·~ · . : Second row, Ra,Y Poulfn, Tom Wer~y , Rohhle . t a,p. Stephenson, M1ke Fultz, Rol· li e flemsley, Kei lriii ". Edward Bradley, Dale Teaford, AI Strimer, ParkersburO ~/.,- _'' '·, ' :; - ' ':'' ".: .;, <· • . ' • ' - . ·, • .' - Roger Stewart,. Cha~fes tl\lfflilgtdi\.. '1'li)rl! tOw; HO\Vlrd Park· er, Bill ~IJou, &1.1 Sllt\.il(~~- 'l'om ¢k:i\,~~. rlavfu ·81-o\\<n, Jim i;luillo Johliliy' JOliet·· Ali · Hamllr • Ri k Ch> Dal'id . . _. . •_ -, , _ • en ' c ~ Bordoi\,.DOI! Sa~. · ·Y Bill Harbour, Colufhbus • '. .' ' • ' ~ -- -~ · -·· . - ....• • ... .......•••........ .. ' 1'-- lio- . ~ .. ~ , POM&kOY . ' Tlals Page SJH»UcWed ...' Fulton • Thompson Tractor Sales BEST TO BOTH dAMS Fruits and Vegetables GOoD LUCK TEAMS Pomeroy, Ohio . \ Mali& slftet ., ·Mattl,~·· - ~. ·openton · ·. · . · Mr. and Mrs. Sam o.' • 'and .J Mllldle~rt, '' ' cdMPUMENTS Downi•·Gross, Inc. Home of Arrow Shirta" Polaoroy, Oblo ' ' :. . . . Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, LUCK, PANTRERSI .... . . :• · . Pomeroy, ,..OhioI . '}• M~dern· Mart . .'bd)Ditrn1n1t .·.· • .' ' ' .- :the Vogue S'hoe Stare PoJaeil.y, ll P-etii:f, Ohio ! :,inart·Q; · irp. • ,:-: .. ' :". r· leuter lbsuW*n.:e AglliiY ) •-ecir· 0... . .. . - f .. . ! ' '; \' ..i. U,. . r~ · ~·. ·<, ' ''"'li"""~J~f y. Witt~ ·!lllil .. tooo t.ue~~: B•~U~~t ' ., Oldo .Stlfflet't lt1d A.heh6r .11' . "~ • \ l! O~o Meigt:!quipment~~o.~ ;W . • . ._, 60 TEAMS ,. ' ... Yoolr. WaJin;e'n Ageney" · P~ero;,·, Ohio $avi"•6~toA;. .. ·Block ' OF ' "Shorty Hackett" 1 Your FORD Dealer Mlddlepor~ Obio ·:Stdrk~i Pharmacy Mlildlepert Hackett's Sohio , Station Ohio Valley Baking Company \ and Dry ,, • ~ Robin~onil l>omeroy, Ohio Sb!el Products Mid4iejlort, Ohio Preston Mo.t ott . Qwallty ~rint Shop GOOD LVUIUI,( Wlllia"'-son Service Center (' Oblo ,. .'. Olllo kelly Manufdcturing Co. iltdthz · , Route 7 , "Home of Manhattan and Enro Shirts" Ohio ond COMPLIMENTS , BI!ST Home Launcbi . Mlddii!pOrt, GOOD LUCK!· · • Colu Southern Martin Restouront New York Clothing House 1 EOt . . ' llo!ntroy, . cjr. Pomeroy, Ohlo BEST '•· . ' Middleporl, City Loan Pomeroy, Ohio .. 141Gfl . ..._ - SCHOOL . . -StADIUM tt. . F•I,_,.IIIJ S,..b lfflifded We Aim To Please" · COMPLIMENTS OF Swisher & Lohse Drugs COMPLIJRNTS OF 11 Pomeroy, COMPLIMENTS OF 41 Anthony Plumbing ·.· ·and Heotino Midway Market •' .. f ,,,., .. ' A.ltiYi · I~ . HI C•t~itt �• / • ' ,_ • ,., r .. PURPLB ' PA~THElS '· -"lli4t:i:iPs . ·~ltODA.8.l.E MIDDLIPOlT. tfcrinra P•rftr, Ll, 151. • .Sr. ''*" it'o~d., . Mike Sheter, ·LI, ' '· ' M SpHnttr, LT, 192. • • . . • •Sr. Ch.lrln' ,Downie, LG, 200 • • ll\o i.W.Io, c. ., Alex Cilo Edwin Coffman Head CoiK!h Assistant Coa<'h llotend ~ ........ RT, 160.. . s.,J;. foen Gru ••tr, itE, 165. , • , •.Jr. GAME OFFICIALS ii;,, Polilin.QS,. 165 , .•••So.,(i, Inn Wlloon; ~H. ' ~tlph id";.ir.h., '~f ItT, 116'5 Assistant Coach • . - ,.. . .. , .•r. lr,s ; .. , , .lr. Jerry Frv. QB, u2 .. '··· .. -~ ~·-"· Ji.•Y Kl*- Rlf, Wtlt,.- _Htr_rls, L,H, ,150 .••••Sr• .. 170. . . . • . .l'r t ... riH RIHie, RH, .sJ,. LG, its .... trr.n HUlbftt, C; 1ft , . . . ttt Werner, RG, 150 .-· -.••• r • .opr Stewut, RG, 139 •...Soph: • ~~ ? .. .sJ.. on 142••• • •••.....,, Head Coath · Glllckef, LT, · ,165 : •· t .Sr. John Thompsoit ~~~~~. ft'\1. U2 •.••Sr. M...~,r,lila, 152 , .loph. o... 143...••.Sf. flick (Olitis, 1=8, 151. ••••.Sr. lob 8aubr, Athens ' Fred Swearingen, Athens ' .' "' 'l Front row. I \ij ~. E~~ · ·' Buflington, Roland Carpenter, Ray Jewell, Nick Co&ie~•.Ja . ~lkor, Chuck Rl(fle, Dor Coates. Charles .Downie·~ · . : Second row, Ra,Y Poulfn, Tom Wer~y , Rohhle . t a,p. Stephenson, M1ke Fultz, Rol· li e flemsley, Kei lriii ". Edward Bradley, Dale Teaford, AI Strimer, ParkersburO ~/.,- _'' '·, ' :; - ' ':'' ".: .;, <· • . ' • ' - . ·, • .' - Roger Stewart,. Cha~fes tl\lfflilgtdi\.. '1'li)rl! tOw; HO\Vlrd Park· er, Bill ~IJou, &1.1 Sllt\.il(~~- 'l'om ¢k:i\,~~. rlavfu ·81-o\\<n, Jim i;luillo Johliliy' JOliet·· Ali · Hamllr • Ri k Ch> Dal'id . . _. . •_ -, , _ • en ' c ~ Bordoi\,.DOI! Sa~. · ·Y Bill Harbour, Colufhbus • '. .' ' • ' ~ -- -~ · -·· . - ....• • ... .......•••........ .. ' 1'-- lio- . ~ .. ~ , POM&kOY . ' Tlals Page SJH»UcWed ...' Fulton • Thompson Tractor Sales BEST TO BOTH dAMS Fruits and Vegetables GOoD LUCK TEAMS Pomeroy, Ohio . \ Mali& slftet ., ·Mattl,~·· - ~. ·openton · ·. · . · Mr. and Mrs. Sam o.' • 'and .J Mllldle~rt, '' ' cdMPUMENTS Downi•·Gross, Inc. Home of Arrow Shirta" Polaoroy, Oblo ' ' :. . . . Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, LUCK, PANTRERSI .... . . :• · . Pomeroy, ,..OhioI . '}• M~dern· Mart . .'bd)Ditrn1n1t .·.· • .' ' ' .- :the Vogue S'hoe Stare PoJaeil.y, ll P-etii:f, Ohio ! :,inart·Q; · irp. • ,:-: .. ' :". r· leuter lbsuW*n.:e AglliiY ) •-ecir· 0... . .. . - f .. . ! ' '; \' ..i. U,. . r~ · ~·. ·<, ' ''"'li"""~J~f y. Witt~ ·!lllil .. tooo t.ue~~: B•~U~~t ' ., Oldo .Stlfflet't lt1d A.heh6r .11' . "~ • \ l! O~o Meigt:!quipment~~o.~ ;W . • . ._, 60 TEAMS ,. ' ... Yoolr. WaJin;e'n Ageney" · P~ero;,·, Ohio $avi"•6~toA;. .. ·Block ' OF ' "Shorty Hackett" 1 Your FORD Dealer Mlddlepor~ Obio ·:Stdrk~i Pharmacy Mlildlepert Hackett's Sohio , Station Ohio Valley Baking Company \ and Dry ,, • ~ Robin~onil l>omeroy, Ohio Sb!el Products Mid4iejlort, Ohio Preston Mo.t ott . Qwallty ~rint Shop GOOD LVUIUI,( Wlllia"'-son Service Center (' Oblo ,. .'. Olllo kelly Manufdcturing Co. iltdthz · , Route 7 , "Home of Manhattan and Enro Shirts" Ohio ond COMPLIMENTS , BI!ST Home Launcbi . Mlddii!pOrt, GOOD LUCK!· · • Colu Southern Martin Restouront New York Clothing House 1 EOt . . ' llo!ntroy, . cjr. Pomeroy, Ohlo BEST '•· . ' Middleporl, City Loan Pomeroy, Ohio .. 141Gfl . ..._ - SCHOOL . . -StADIUM tt. . F•I,_,.IIIJ S,..b lfflifded We Aim To Please" · COMPLIMENTS OF Swisher & Lohse Drugs COMPLIJRNTS OF 11 Pomeroy, COMPLIMENTS OF 41 Anthony Plumbing ·.· ·and Heotino Midway Market •' .. f ,,,., .. ' A.ltiYi · I~ . HI C•t~itt �_TELEV.ISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channet 3 .> Meet seasonal e.s~sn with ·cash from os. Money for any worthy purpose up to - t0:31l 'freaaure: Hunt n :OO Price IJ IUI!ht ll ;S() Contentra~lon 12:00 Truth ar Consequences !2:30 It Could be You 1:00 Mid Day Newa 1:15 TBA · Chonnel3 - WedntKdlll 4 :00 House on High Street 4 : ~0. Split PersoneUty · · !1:00 t)team.boat Bill 5 :30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Steamboat Bill $1 LOans on Signature" only, ear or furniture. Phone first for_ l~trip Pre ~ame (!lhi)W , 8: 15 .The .lim Tb&..!ker Sh011 t:IO 8 JS J:3C 8 :45 . 7:00 7 :30 8:30 fi :OO 1:45. NCAA Footbtl1 'IL..-'-11 4:30 Split n:~t·aona ty 5:00 Steati\.boat iUl 11:30 Sgt. ·P reston 6:00 Flittt & ScruW Show a:ts 'weatb~1t. 10:00 • 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:13 1:00 Weathercasi 1 N ~:w11 Pictur- , Huntley Brinkley Report Manhunt. Wagrm 'Min Price Iii Right. Perry Como Show This I! Your Life State Trooper News Headllnet Weatberrast The. Jaclt: Paar Show Sign off 6:80 News R:lclUI'e s:ls Hunt!- Brinkter Report: ........~~~"~ t:OO wwrlybll'OI ":30 · •-' ..._.Ue---';1 ···· 8:00 Bat ilaotetton -· · ' 8:31i ~111 :. ' . . !:! . =s;;~ , 51:00~a~~0!-~~tsdq ' , ,~. -~' •:oo KJjle .Doonan . o,ao com.dy' Time • Samsonite for HER TOOLS HanciSavis V'eses IIIADPOIID IAL "-lp the T~uiDiis BLACK ud DECKER Pltht, Th... damps do not arry ' " ' klod of moll, but onr kind of Mill will ClrTY them." Otber wlunteer workers 10ld them In Post Office. at · tables, but the sale lar&~ed until Min Holds 52 Travel Needs! aoua:bt the help of a PbUa· State Of Morals Questioned By Women's Writer TOO.LS TOOL BOXES ELECTRIC ' .' ' 0nly to-rt ': provldet lido 1 > I i mellclw ..,.,. aiid 1clear ),Ill !ant mttlody • • • MCicfti' poollble by permanently tun.cl . ttalnl- llleel " .•. ,. Formerly $17.95, now $ 95 ,., PLUS Save $3.00 on this Christmas S11ecial . \ Buy this Sumsonlte Streamlite Beauty Case for Ch l'is tmas giving- or for yo ur very own. This is th& 1M IIMiglllfleenf lunnge that k~ps Jts first trip look • .• and the classic. OIV<HI- .. for cosmetic" an"' toiletri~ lifts rl1ht out. Full·wfdth mirror tor f~ll vlewing. Tdple-st ren~th construction ~lluty ot StreamUte stoys In et:rle t Sectioned tra}' W Moii amD•Ing lo the prloe , tl memlM yean of good use. Don't m l"s thls Holiday buy otartlng Dl on a famous SnJWJonite Strcumlite Beauty Case. arna.lng • • • Come In ••• - and lnotantll f!!r. Ill_ Ccmer '" fbet~t; c;,..y, Rawhi"'• FiniJh, $addle Tan, . SOLDERING IRONS . newspaper, "The North :NeiMAN'S VIIW . From then on the ole ly GAY PAULIY and to everyone'l de· Ultl w.ntitft'a ldltor NEW YORK (UPI) - Todoy'o was raised instead of orielnaiJy sou1hL 'lhe column becomes a .oap box for those who read ita recent remarks the ..peri- on the televlaloD quiz aho\T fixethoped for, even tbouah aome of .the readers th:~~~:~~ the tbatnexta read me out. 'i But readert deserve to be beard worth whether they bien 70U or auggeat the only reaaon you weren't ever nn a qub lhow Ia that you weren't bright enough to pass the initial teat. · By way of baekiJ'OUnd, thia column on the television qult: show meas denounced 110 ope. It mert!ly Inquired into the state ·of our morals today and wondered whether othen were ahocked or In agreement with tbe one woman who said, "he (Charles Van Doren) bad a chance to get some· Ung for nothlna and I don't In 1919 the a11oclatlon bee~me blame him for dolna lt." the seals aole spon•or, ·a nd In the AI of today, moat of the letters next !lear't de•len Lhe Red Cftls• see tbe TV quiz flxea a~; a re· symbol was replaced by the flection eeneraUY ot a MtiOJt'lfl de· double-barred adaptation of the terloratlng morall. Othefil · deLorraine Crou---officlal in·t ema· naunce me for rlt'aklnl "Charles PRIDAY MElTING 'SLATED tiona\ emblem or all tuberculosis Van Doren the whipplnc boy'' (I dldD't Intend to-honest). The Middleport Union of the organizations. Ur1•• "ltanel Firm" WCTU will meet this Friday at the " .. Thanks to you for your The great change the Chrlatma• home of Mrs. Leona Boster, M3 S. seal hu wrought in one of the 'battle of deception vereua truth'/ Second St., Middleport. wrote Mrs. Helena B. ·Collins o widest fieldt of human lilP and (977 Middle RlncoD Rd. ) Santa mbery muat be credited ehietiJ Rosa, Calif. ta the fact that it hal Jlven evecy· , "Stand firm r" one, even to the~ lent amDng us, Edward W. Verba of (425 Pen· a chance to be of real help in the hllle Ave.) Cam"Dbell, 0. wrote defense and sPread of health and tta.st "If the tuutltion were made to boxlns, any · boxer wbo partlhapplne••· Before her death in 19i8 Emily cipatea In a fixed filbt ia held In Blasell (who Is said to bave -b een contempt by the majority of boX· America's most uaeful eitlzen) J aaree wltb your utlcle . .on made these l'C!m&rkl : "I aee thou· the ICindal." 11nda who had no hotte and wbo Milo Addlo L. Lind of (iOS Sec· have It now; I aee miJUona of the ond Ave.) Rockford• m., aRed, 1reat reneroua Amerlean people, 11 what can you expect . when for rich and 1JOOr, upon whom we tbe p1st decade• we have been can rely to carry the Sill for· Uvln1 with the idea of aometblna ward year by year. I have alwaYs 'for · free', betdnnln' wttb the seen the Seal thia way: in term• pe1p17 prize in Ihe box of cra~ter of people, not or money. The jiCkl?' 11 • • E.-Ply In life," abe eontJ.. Jreat n~d t)f any IOCial work ll .... "I ltortted lllot there lo to reach enouah people, ud a ttrlct~ tal to everythln,. 'l'llat Ia make them underHand what il a baalc law of nature ... wanted." ''11le American ,eople mutt OUr American wa,- of • In leGe the aum J28,00,3DO wake '"'''ilshis "i«<>""''f ' Y••I 'If you ean oount to 20 •• , 1 ~ and know your \A. B.C.'s • • • you eaii , play any tune lnotantly- without leuono. '· - _,f• )< · ~· ''"''ll' 't~~ ;..~ - , · 1:00 . ll·;lO N~~.. ~~~~ ·~~ , ·l ~_u:oo~ "Q~'tY'_, ~ha9.~gt·'W,i, PBfa•. ;.'i.!nl.r ~:lf ~~. ~-: ' t \ij6~ 1, ' ' .: ' . '"·'~ --. . . . • '' ' ' UTY CASE .THE PERFECT: ,, ... - . tO:OO Dougb Re Ml· _ ' the loveliest I ShOW DELUXE · BfKES ~ ~W€HS.TV ... J,, ·Ch!Jnnel B- V/edn~·\ ~~ . . m;;~~~::Ort.r t:OO Ameri~a n 1'11nilst.and ~: 30 :M~· Friend Flleb e :oo San rranclteO Beat R:S:O Your E~so Kepomt 6 :40 W-eatherman ,.. 6 ·45 John Daly News · 7.:00 Four Just Men '7:30 Q,urt df· Last Rescdt e :OO Hnbb Lob~ .Y •8:3() ()z:r:U' ::.nd HarrleU b:OO HaWaiian Eye 10 :00 T-he Golden Clrclll 10:-45 SpOrt' Parade n ~ oo The Newt Tonight J ·(i5 Scanning the Weautl :lO Sports Rewrt 1.:.,5 U.t'e"·Sbow 12:"'5'' · Si~o- Off ." ' ' *Wagons *Daisy, Air Rifles *Electric Skiilets *Eiechic Irons *Toys Only 88c each 'C . ··riw&f · 8 :W· ' ··•' · j' 12:00 ·Reitlel!ls Oun 112 :~ , Ipv, That Bob 1:00 lfualc Blnro 1:30 ~-.y of IJfe 2:~ Da!r in COIUI '2:30, · The Gale Stonn Show. 3:00 Beat the Clock 1:30 Who Do You Tral!t H'lrl Am~rtc~ Blf:'d:d~ S:30 Rocky and FrJ~nd ll:Oo San· Frih~ Beat 1•30 Y"our E!llo Kepni'MJ 6·t6 weaihermlii~ · .· a:-e John pal.J, N~ 7·:00 7:30 8:00 lt::Jtl The tt~al M.cCo1t 0:00 . Plit B(Hlne . $~~~ 9:80 The tJptouchibles · Cllaliir.~ '8- ThundCI) 6:00 · Ding Wng. &<:Mol tO :SO u STEP-STOOLS USE OUR LJl¥.,JlWJl.¥ PLA.N l ! ~ · .Gift • • . Tomorrow S(lrl, 1:00 The Millionaire 8:!() The Verdlct Is Y&uri 4 :00 The BrJibter Day 1:1$ Secret Storm I:DO Edge ·nf Night 1:00 1'111!1 Three StOOIH OHIO wa1•e Slnee 1884" In Tune; Th.e 99o sp:o T. 1:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Artbur J Smith--Newt &;.HI The Jule Rivlil\ Show Anar . . e~ · Au>~>•- ·~ l;w s. :r.Jirshlll u. ·- Thvr'slkat- . 1:1!'1 :. I"l_<<l~ . t:OII , .~ 11\otton Sloow 8:30 . .t~)lluo D:OO ZiDe·,-~GJ Tbeat. 9:30 1100 . .1:00 N.,.. I On Your Radio Dial ' . l, • .. 11:13 '2:30 ,,00 ' 11GB Sign O_n, . too ..I!FD 1:10 ,.. 1'1!}!1 ., ,;~ 1:83 Newa Mrs. HunUngton t 1 Wilham Mclntyre, -1. chlldreo with her Mt. and MrS. E . E . Young, Elva Jean and Mr. apd :Mrs. HowYoung and Lind• spe~ . ,the weekend with Mr. qnd Mrs. Otho . Yp11nR and family of Burban'k, While there they hunted· ooe da"y, · Larry' Ritchie returned to . J1is stUdies.at Rio Grande Monday morn Jng after ·a vlait .with "biB· fRRiily . .. 15 THIS IT ' -Mr. arJd Mrs. Robert BaileY aad• · sQn,_Bobby, ~fi!re &~nday iatte~:J~00 rt vl.iltors · ot ·rrtr. anl:! ,~rs. ~ . E. · • · Youna: and daujhtel'fl. ' Sdtldl.y eaUet.l (lf Mr. and Mrs: ·' A. ,W. Young and son were'lfr. and :MrB•1.¥fbur Wandlla&, Pomeroy, . and Donnie :rreck'er. .B(:lb Hawk called - oD Howard YOWil, Sunday, · ·MiSJe& •EJva aod Jean Young call· ed.' on. Mrs. Slmod Newland Sunday ,, : ...- w-.n <Co>Jutry and u ...•-) llluket a.por1 ., :55 P.M. 5 P.M, llreMtfuf l'lrtJ 1:41 lladio )ly,.DII 1'40 1:00 !lreaklaal ~ll'IJ 1:10 Ne'IIJ · 1:85 BreakJaft: Pilrtr 10:15 .Swap Shop by ·, 1,Wfeken~ ~n 'uv ' by ~ lfra., .•.WUI!on,,, Br.u ntJ •.o- t :M · Breslrfaot tO:OO Coffee Time TELEVISION •.2:45 SiJn OU Si.mnri Newland is ill. 1:30 ·;,t:;m;nmunltJ .nd·Incai Newa Give T•e Faally Gilt Newt Tonillit 't:Cl' 4Jeanning the Weather 't :ll,. Sporta li.tport l!UI Latl!i .Show WH·TN.TV Char.ne~l--::13 "'« ,.... . Hawaiian ll11to s. I!Oroer Poiral ~.1;~ TPe 8:3(1 Dvug Martin. Show D:OO Romper. Room '• 10:00. Thanksgiving Day Parade t'l :.00 PJa_ybouse FUght .. Galli stOrm Shinr Donna ·Reed ·Sh.O'fF ··t~ 3J ~ and son • t'Iomlnf DeVotlonl .Unico MOTOROLA ef a JANE SWEETHEART (;BEST! O..Coloctlonoi Motorola lo brll~ cleuer, tt1111rp • ..It .....lfullane Clltm Slartt •• Only ~What a perfect Way to uy !derry Chrlatmas to 70ur family. • ,. . ,. . . . . · Most Powerlid :c: 1V Ever ·· ,_;'A·J ;;J~ !.-1 t~ " > ' ~·-' �_TELEV.ISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channet 3 .> Meet seasonal e.s~sn with ·cash from os. Money for any worthy purpose up to - t0:31l 'freaaure: Hunt n :OO Price IJ IUI!ht ll ;S() Contentra~lon 12:00 Truth ar Consequences !2:30 It Could be You 1:00 Mid Day Newa 1:15 TBA · Chonnel3 - WedntKdlll 4 :00 House on High Street 4 : ~0. Split PersoneUty · · !1:00 t)team.boat Bill 5 :30 Quick Draw McGraw 6:00 Steamboat Bill $1 LOans on Signature" only, ear or furniture. Phone first for_ l~trip Pre ~ame (!lhi)W , 8: 15 .The .lim Tb&..!ker Sh011 t:IO 8 JS J:3C 8 :45 . 7:00 7 :30 8:30 fi :OO 1:45. NCAA Footbtl1 'IL..-'-11 4:30 Split n:~t·aona ty 5:00 Steati\.boat iUl 11:30 Sgt. ·P reston 6:00 Flittt & ScruW Show a:ts 'weatb~1t. 10:00 • 10:30 11:00 11:10 11:13 1:00 Weathercasi 1 N ~:w11 Pictur- , Huntley Brinkley Report Manhunt. Wagrm 'Min Price Iii Right. Perry Como Show This I! Your Life State Trooper News Headllnet Weatberrast The. Jaclt: Paar Show Sign off 6:80 News R:lclUI'e s:ls Hunt!- Brinkter Report: ........~~~"~ t:OO wwrlybll'OI ":30 · •-' ..._.Ue---';1 ···· 8:00 Bat ilaotetton -· · ' 8:31i ~111 :. ' . . !:! . =s;;~ , 51:00~a~~0!-~~tsdq ' , ,~. -~' •:oo KJjle .Doonan . o,ao com.dy' Time • Samsonite for HER TOOLS HanciSavis V'eses IIIADPOIID IAL "-lp the T~uiDiis BLACK ud DECKER Pltht, Th... damps do not arry ' " ' klod of moll, but onr kind of Mill will ClrTY them." Otber wlunteer workers 10ld them In Post Office. at · tables, but the sale lar&~ed until Min Holds 52 Travel Needs! aoua:bt the help of a PbUa· State Of Morals Questioned By Women's Writer TOO.LS TOOL BOXES ELECTRIC ' .' ' 0nly to-rt ': provldet lido 1 > I i mellclw ..,.,. aiid 1clear ),Ill !ant mttlody • • • MCicfti' poollble by permanently tun.cl . ttalnl- llleel " .•. ,. Formerly $17.95, now $ 95 ,., PLUS Save $3.00 on this Christmas S11ecial . \ Buy this Sumsonlte Streamlite Beauty Case for Ch l'is tmas giving- or for yo ur very own. This is th& 1M IIMiglllfleenf lunnge that k~ps Jts first trip look • .• and the classic. OIV<HI- .. for cosmetic" an"' toiletri~ lifts rl1ht out. Full·wfdth mirror tor f~ll vlewing. Tdple-st ren~th construction ~lluty ot StreamUte stoys In et:rle t Sectioned tra}' W Moii amD•Ing lo the prloe , tl memlM yean of good use. Don't m l"s thls Holiday buy otartlng Dl on a famous SnJWJonite Strcumlite Beauty Case. arna.lng • • • Come In ••• - and lnotantll f!!r. Ill_ Ccmer '" fbet~t; c;,..y, Rawhi"'• FiniJh, $addle Tan, . SOLDERING IRONS . newspaper, "The North :NeiMAN'S VIIW . From then on the ole ly GAY PAULIY and to everyone'l de· Ultl w.ntitft'a ldltor NEW YORK (UPI) - Todoy'o was raised instead of orielnaiJy sou1hL 'lhe column becomes a .oap box for those who read ita recent remarks the ..peri- on the televlaloD quiz aho\T fixethoped for, even tbouah aome of .the readers th:~~~:~~ the tbatnexta read me out. 'i But readert deserve to be beard worth whether they bien 70U or auggeat the only reaaon you weren't ever nn a qub lhow Ia that you weren't bright enough to pass the initial teat. · By way of baekiJ'OUnd, thia column on the television qult: show meas denounced 110 ope. It mert!ly Inquired into the state ·of our morals today and wondered whether othen were ahocked or In agreement with tbe one woman who said, "he (Charles Van Doren) bad a chance to get some· Ung for nothlna and I don't In 1919 the a11oclatlon bee~me blame him for dolna lt." the seals aole spon•or, ·a nd In the AI of today, moat of the letters next !lear't de•len Lhe Red Cftls• see tbe TV quiz flxea a~; a re· symbol was replaced by the flection eeneraUY ot a MtiOJt'lfl de· double-barred adaptation of the terloratlng morall. Othefil · deLorraine Crou---officlal in·t ema· naunce me for rlt'aklnl "Charles PRIDAY MElTING 'SLATED tiona\ emblem or all tuberculosis Van Doren the whipplnc boy'' (I dldD't Intend to-honest). The Middleport Union of the organizations. Ur1•• "ltanel Firm" WCTU will meet this Friday at the " .. Thanks to you for your The great change the Chrlatma• home of Mrs. Leona Boster, M3 S. seal hu wrought in one of the 'battle of deception vereua truth'/ Second St., Middleport. wrote Mrs. Helena B. ·Collins o widest fieldt of human lilP and (977 Middle RlncoD Rd. ) Santa mbery muat be credited ehietiJ Rosa, Calif. ta the fact that it hal Jlven evecy· , "Stand firm r" one, even to the~ lent amDng us, Edward W. Verba of (425 Pen· a chance to be of real help in the hllle Ave.) Cam"Dbell, 0. wrote defense and sPread of health and tta.st "If the tuutltion were made to boxlns, any · boxer wbo partlhapplne••· Before her death in 19i8 Emily cipatea In a fixed filbt ia held In Blasell (who Is said to bave -b een contempt by the majority of boX· America's most uaeful eitlzen) J aaree wltb your utlcle . .on made these l'C!m&rkl : "I aee thou· the ICindal." 11nda who had no hotte and wbo Milo Addlo L. Lind of (iOS Sec· have It now; I aee miJUona of the ond Ave.) Rockford• m., aRed, 1reat reneroua Amerlean people, 11 what can you expect . when for rich and 1JOOr, upon whom we tbe p1st decade• we have been can rely to carry the Sill for· Uvln1 with the idea of aometblna ward year by year. I have alwaYs 'for · free', betdnnln' wttb the seen the Seal thia way: in term• pe1p17 prize in Ihe box of cra~ter of people, not or money. The jiCkl?' 11 • • E.-Ply In life," abe eontJ.. Jreat n~d t)f any IOCial work ll .... "I ltortted lllot there lo to reach enouah people, ud a ttrlct~ tal to everythln,. 'l'llat Ia make them underHand what il a baalc law of nature ... wanted." ''11le American ,eople mutt OUr American wa,- of • In leGe the aum J28,00,3DO wake '"'''ilshis "i«<>""''f ' Y••I 'If you ean oount to 20 •• , 1 ~ and know your \A. B.C.'s • • • you eaii , play any tune lnotantly- without leuono. '· - _,f• )< · ~· ''"''ll' 't~~ ;..~ - , · 1:00 . ll·;lO N~~.. ~~~~ ·~~ , ·l ~_u:oo~ "Q~'tY'_, ~ha9.~gt·'W,i, PBfa•. ;.'i.!nl.r ~:lf ~~. ~-: ' t \ij6~ 1, ' ' .: ' . '"·'~ --. . . . • '' ' ' UTY CASE .THE PERFECT: ,, ... - . tO:OO Dougb Re Ml· _ ' the loveliest I ShOW DELUXE · BfKES ~ ~W€HS.TV ... J,, ·Ch!Jnnel B- V/edn~·\ ~~ . . m;;~~~::Ort.r t:OO Ameri~a n 1'11nilst.and ~: 30 :M~· Friend Flleb e :oo San rranclteO Beat R:S:O Your E~so Kepomt 6 :40 W-eatherman ,.. 6 ·45 John Daly News · 7.:00 Four Just Men '7:30 Q,urt df· Last Rescdt e :OO Hnbb Lob~ .Y •8:3() ()z:r:U' ::.nd HarrleU b:OO HaWaiian Eye 10 :00 T-he Golden Clrclll 10:-45 SpOrt' Parade n ~ oo The Newt Tonight J ·(i5 Scanning the Weautl :lO Sports Rewrt 1.:.,5 U.t'e"·Sbow 12:"'5'' · Si~o- Off ." ' ' *Wagons *Daisy, Air Rifles *Electric Skiilets *Eiechic Irons *Toys Only 88c each 'C . ··riw&f · 8 :W· ' ··•' · j' 12:00 ·Reitlel!ls Oun 112 :~ , Ipv, That Bob 1:00 lfualc Blnro 1:30 ~-.y of IJfe 2:~ Da!r in COIUI '2:30, · The Gale Stonn Show. 3:00 Beat the Clock 1:30 Who Do You Tral!t H'lrl Am~rtc~ Blf:'d:d~ S:30 Rocky and FrJ~nd ll:Oo San· Frih~ Beat 1•30 Y"our E!llo Kepni'MJ 6·t6 weaihermlii~ · .· a:-e John pal.J, N~ 7·:00 7:30 8:00 lt::Jtl The tt~al M.cCo1t 0:00 . Plit B(Hlne . $~~~ 9:80 The tJptouchibles · Cllaliir.~ '8- ThundCI) 6:00 · Ding Wng. &<:Mol tO :SO u STEP-STOOLS USE OUR LJl¥.,JlWJl.¥ PLA.N l ! ~ · .Gift • • . Tomorrow S(lrl, 1:00 The Millionaire 8:!() The Verdlct Is Y&uri 4 :00 The BrJibter Day 1:1$ Secret Storm I:DO Edge ·nf Night 1:00 1'111!1 Three StOOIH OHIO wa1•e Slnee 1884" In Tune; Th.e 99o sp:o T. 1:30 Life of Riley 1:00 Artbur J Smith--Newt &;.HI The Jule Rivlil\ Show Anar . . e~ · Au>~>•- ·~ l;w s. :r.Jirshlll u. ·- Thvr'slkat- . 1:1!'1 :. I"l_<<l~ . t:OII , .~ 11\otton Sloow 8:30 . .t~)lluo D:OO ZiDe·,-~GJ Tbeat. 9:30 1100 . .1:00 N.,.. I On Your Radio Dial ' . l, • .. 11:13 '2:30 ,,00 ' 11GB Sign O_n, . too ..I!FD 1:10 ,.. 1'1!}!1 ., ,;~ 1:83 Newa Mrs. HunUngton t 1 Wilham Mclntyre, -1. chlldreo with her Mt. and MrS. E . E . Young, Elva Jean and Mr. apd :Mrs. HowYoung and Lind• spe~ . ,the weekend with Mr. qnd Mrs. Otho . Yp11nR and family of Burban'k, While there they hunted· ooe da"y, · Larry' Ritchie returned to . J1is stUdies.at Rio Grande Monday morn Jng after ·a vlait .with "biB· fRRiily . .. 15 THIS IT ' -Mr. arJd Mrs. Robert BaileY aad• · sQn,_Bobby, ~fi!re &~nday iatte~:J~00 rt vl.iltors · ot ·rrtr. anl:! ,~rs. ~ . E. · • · Youna: and daujhtel'fl. ' Sdtldl.y eaUet.l (lf Mr. and Mrs: ·' A. ,W. Young and son were'lfr. and :MrB•1.¥fbur Wandlla&, Pomeroy, . and Donnie :rreck'er. .B(:lb Hawk called - oD Howard YOWil, Sunday, · ·MiSJe& •EJva aod Jean Young call· ed.' on. Mrs. Slmod Newland Sunday ,, : ...- w-.n <Co>Jutry and u ...•-) llluket a.por1 ., :55 P.M. 5 P.M, llreMtfuf l'lrtJ 1:41 lladio )ly,.DII 1'40 1:00 !lreaklaal ~ll'IJ 1:10 Ne'IIJ · 1:85 BreakJaft: Pilrtr 10:15 .Swap Shop by ·, 1,Wfeken~ ~n 'uv ' by ~ lfra., .•.WUI!on,,, Br.u ntJ •.o- t :M · Breslrfaot tO:OO Coffee Time TELEVISION •.2:45 SiJn OU Si.mnri Newland is ill. 1:30 ·;,t:;m;nmunltJ .nd·Incai Newa Give T•e Faally Gilt Newt Tonillit 't:Cl' 4Jeanning the Weather 't :ll,. Sporta li.tport l!UI Latl!i .Show WH·TN.TV Char.ne~l--::13 "'« ,.... . Hawaiian ll11to s. I!Oroer Poiral ~.1;~ TPe 8:3(1 Dvug Martin. Show D:OO Romper. Room '• 10:00. Thanksgiving Day Parade t'l :.00 PJa_ybouse FUght .. Galli stOrm Shinr Donna ·Reed ·Sh.O'fF ··t~ 3J ~ and son • t'Iomlnf DeVotlonl .Unico MOTOROLA ef a JANE SWEETHEART (;BEST! O..Coloctlonoi Motorola lo brll~ cleuer, tt1111rp • ..It .....lfullane Clltm Slartt •• Only ~What a perfect Way to uy !derry Chrlatmas to 70ur family. • ,. . ,. . . . . · Most Powerlid :c: 1V Ever ·· ,_;'A·J ;;J~ !.-1 t~ " > ' ~·-' �•• • • . ""DI ODOtl IOUlCI .. $1.JlaUy. senunel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Nov. 25, 1959 ' . ;Racine th.e dedic11.tion at the Oak Grove Church , Sunday afternoon. Mr. and i\.trs. Larry Birch and chiJdrcn have returned lo their .met It the home or home in NOrth Carolina after hav. ,.....,. "!Jodi Arnott. ing been <:ailed here by the serwu~ • Mn.' Gomer Leh·is, devotional ! inJUJ11 to llis father, ":lza !Birch, .leader. Used. "Social Creed and who 1s in Meigs General Hospital. Jlovin& Population" aa her topic. Rev. J. H. Elwood returned home . Meditations and readings were giv· after a week spent in Holzer Hos· "D by member&. pilaL '; The business meehn& WitS con· Mrs. Laura Bell received word of cted by Mn. Tyret: Piekem~, the deatll of her brother, Mr. Char· 1dent. A bake sale was set for ley Egu.n at Pittsburgh . ember 21 .at the Cut Rate Drut: Mrs . J<'. E. Dunn left .Monday to . &lon. spend the holiday with her son and ~frelhment.. were served to daughter and families in (:rookslYe members. ...me. • Mrs. Isabel Slmpson Willi ltostess Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heilman of lwt;n the Booster •ClaS!I met at her Hunker Hill '>~-ere Saturday guesls lliome Friday evening. of her sister, ~~u·s. Margaret Houda· 1 Devotions were led by Marie Roy. shelt. karie Rouah, pres.ident presided at Tom and Ellen Jividen of Athens )be bus1nesa se&~ion during which spe nt the weekend with their grand jt Wll voted to send L"hristmas parents, Mr. and Mrs. t1ark Jivi· Cardt and devotional booklets to den . boys and g.irli in aervic'!. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleland and • A silent auction wa1 held with son, Hank, of Pomeroy spent Sun· lbe money to used on the new day afternoon with his mother, Mrs. ~urch. piano. Hazel Cleland, Helen Simpson waa in charge of Mrs. Ethel Wheeler of Nal!hporl tbe game•. is viBiting Mrs. Ada Bayes. 1be hoatess served rcfreshmenl.5 Harry curtia of Colwnbus ~:tpent ln keeping with Thanksghing to the weekend with his sister, Mrs. ••bel Roush, Marie Routh, .Jarie Oma 'Montgomery. ltoY, Vera Bet;Jie, Firn Gaul, PhYI· Dale Roush who ill employed by lit Martin, Gretta Slmp&on, Hel~ n the Dravo Co. at New Rtchmond is Jimpson, Laura McKet~zie, Maggie spending aeveral days with his par· Shain, Blanche Watterson, .Blanche en!Ji , Mr. and }frs. Henry Roush. Spenctr and one guest, Clara Crllt Bradford Jr. of Columbus Bouah. spent the weekend with Mr. and , Pbyllle Martin and Grella Simp· Mrs. A C. Bradford. 10n wUI be h(lltesses for the Christ· Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beegle returned mu party . after a visit at Wheeling and New : The Junior boys and girla of the Brighton. . !laptlst ChW'Ch viJited Mre. Addle Mr. Helen Younce left Tuesday Autherson at the Foster Rest Home to spend two weeks with her son Sunday afternoon and preaented and daughtt:r-in·law In Cleveland . her with a Thanksgiving basket. idrs. E laie Rous h of Pomeroy The aroup sang songs and Jed In a spent the weekend with her broth· l'r, t"rancis Morris, and family . Thanksa:ivlng litany of prayer. Nine members of the BYF atMr. 11nd Mn. Jo~mes Jividen of tended a youth rally in Pomeroy. Zanesville spent the weekend with Social Events L_!be wscs I Peace Sought In New Annual Summit Idea POMEROY, OHIO SHOP EARLY! SHOP --STIFFLER'S FIRST WASHINGTON (UPI)- NATO parliamentariaDI wound Ui' a five day meeting today by recommending that a NATO "aummlt" conference of the 15 allied nations !Je beld every year. WY Volunologlsts were ready to Pele take over the show from out. She had broken aU the old records , outdJstabced all the predictions to date, aftd. left the AWAY PLAN FOR GIRLS e Car Coat• $4.98 & $5.91 esweeter• __ $1.99 a $2.99 eHaUday o ....... $1.99 - $2.99 ....... - · ---·- $1.99 eStr•pe, Tl.., Oxford• 2.99 You'll Find •Nursn' Klh 9tc - $2.91 Gifh Right ~..., LuNa. . 91c - $1.7f eGamet & Puultt 10. e Dllh hts _ _ 91c eKitc.Mft Seta tic - $2.N $1.91 $1.91 elweat•r Seta _____ $1.99 eHou" Slippers ___ $1.00 el~;cltl"' Dolls 91c . $7.95 eAnlmel Pet• 59c, 91c, 2.M ehwln~r s.t. "' - ~' MEN'S S·M·L $1.91 ond XL .' eciuJ •t:lannelo eRayona alOJiOu'i: array 1-'ilM. aDJI,.WIIat JO<OI, .. tk~!Q~ ment groups and rqional develop. of Men'a $1.99 $1.99 $1.99 59c $1.2t 51.99 $1.99 old 'Youa, Jr~ 30, and bls son, Donald, II, 'Ia In a field, a hoae runruna: frvp. tjle exhaust to efr-'n 11ets ____ _ $2.ta up ........ _____ .. . $12.95 •• oPull Toyo .. 9lc - 14-N •Pelnt htt ---· 4fc- tie led .... loci. 'iR' a mental inhtltution notified tbem bt tWed his two cbUdren, Shirley, 23, ·a nur~e, and WaYne, 18, l poUo victim. up ~--~ GIFTS to -~ear! emn Towel Sets • lit S.ieciiH fll Mt:n•• IIITHITONI, ...,....,........ CAMIO,OII e ES$.~5 • La4Je9' 4101lday &~!iris -.> fl.ft - •s.es • LUieo' Car Coato •. ... :<~~~!· . . fl.tiS up • · $3.49 EXCITING • Lldlel' s~ Orl~n S,.~lm .. . •u9 e rLadlu• c.nu,ilia :10 -~··' · ·, ''.. ' .3.99 Lldloo' Silnt J~. . . . . . .1.1.1 ~ ••• tt eOnf Gtoup of~ ...... ~ ..... • . u: •,> . 1i ' t' · ; .. 'I" · .. ft . I' ~ • I, . ' . , H•llday Hall .. ,, ' fl.H · • ' .w1nler coat& ui.ts to . ' • LidiM' Houae Ftoella .. , ....• - . ..... • ICCIIIh . . ..; lod ...... ' - $2.99 -- ..... ~,.... .......fMMU ..... , hl·woclr ~ l,,'l"ll ~uri-ups, llarcl.,•ted v•~ foci••·cUijlfontd.. l~hir; coljj"'"• .14 Chthhl.,.r colo"l J+_."'..,'"' .. .6 BENNETT > ...... UU,\YANCI . "'~' e Faoey Orpndy Tea AproDI .... eJiouday C<illume Jewelry : . . ·. ' . e Gay, Colorful Bella. .....•.. , ..• ecuw-Handkeleldofa .• to...:. e PreU,. Bllowor·prnol l:llliln:ellu . .........;;..,.· · . ~ Holidays .95 - J;:_<il,..... . Jl,ltlUID' ' . ' -"" . ro ... • F'My Dim ClothSels ..... 50e- •uo • Novelty Gitto . .......... 48e to •us e PUiow ease 8ela ... ·. • U.88 - 'U8 •Aallq~ CUp oii!,Souce~> •....... •uo ·e l!llh IIIII Seta ...... , . .1.19 - .Z.It eShetil ..... '!' . : ,. : .~,,.. •us1o. u.n , . ' .~ ,. " .... ~ TOf!d, 3, in their home when ahe retlll'fted from work Wtdnesdq eYeri1nJ:. ln the note Bauman bad writ· ten: :· . . . J dl4 w•nt to be ftjendf h~ wl~ Y•.¥ and our MDI, but you fott ~UJ' bead liain. and bwt me apln." . .· The cquple wu de~ bY ile!Pbcin 11 "wOnderful parent., ~ · abd thiDY adored tbelr ebtldren." '11ie1 1 Mld tbe couple'• . . recent trOUble atemmed from llrt. BIU· ·1 mab.'• determinaUon to work in a PiiarmaCJ nla:hts, toa eRa money. 1 . '111ey btd been married about 10 . ' 1181'1. ,. ·~,. ' wtre jult • couple of ·khil fi,Chtinl over '/ ., ,1.oo to u.s5 notlri~ and be ·went haywire" a friend, 1111id. ' . Potter)' ...• ,,. $16.95 EWing ambulaqet:- Bauman's wife, Jane, 28, found the bodies of her hutband and tWo . children, Fr~erick 7. and ~ WOMEN'S "" ,.~,\'. probably be "eharged witb aeeond de1ree murder. He bad a hJatory ot ·· mental lllne11 and had been d•.pondtnt over the death of hlt wil~. . e Gltt Lamps ........ , . 11.18 to •ua e Jmporlttl Wall Ploques ... '1 lo $!.88 eCallfomla ed to Harriaonville to administer to Joe Car&ey. cane:r, who bad nteatly undei'JGD.e an operation, bad fallen from bls bed and was " bleeding from &be incision. He wu broueht to Pomeroy b)' tbe Squad and taken to Holzer Hoapital iD a Officers aaid sturdevant would eChenUJe Bed Spr01d& ..•3.11- '5.98 e Beoutlful Blanbto . . . . '2.58 to 16.91 1o 'U8 'lbe Pomeroy EmerKeney Squad made one ftaatsgl.ving Dq run •t n P. M. when tbey were can- people up.' I did It because peo· ple treated them like ·rats." 59c, •1.00, .1.99, .2.88 • Wati Picture• .......... 3k e Lldlel' Chrlltmu Blouaea , U.88 • IS.e• e Ladlot' Buiky·KIIIt Sweaiera . . . . . .5.88 Aia Squad M~·ben To Nanie Offieen Sturftvant llamas CDmnU.tnlty "'No one would a.-ociate my family/' he told ~fficera. ~d to brfng tlte community to its senses. SnmeUlnes you have to do ahoeking things to wake aacJ $1JR COATS ... . . .. 1.8Sio 'lO.tiS •us He blamed the community. e MElU 2•PC. ORit SE):'s .. . .. . . . .. .. . . . .. .. •.ua up e.MI!N:S HOVSE SHOES ....••.... ; . • . . . .2.99 - .3.88 eMEN 8 DRESS OXfO!tllS .............. -.. .. ' . a window. Clark Countf aheriff's offleer• uld· StUrdevant, who bad been. in • MEI•i•s FINE FELT HATS . , ...... , ..... U.99 - $5.88 e MEN'S DRESS SLACK$ .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '4.98 - U6.95 eME!'I'S HOLIDAY NtlCJtTIBII ; ... , , , , ..... . . u.eo .MI!N:s CHRIS'J'MAS PAJAMAS .......• '%.99 - $3.99 eMEN S .DRESS' ~OCitS , . , . , . , .. , ....... 29< 1o U.to eMEN:s WHJ'l'E•'DRISS. ShiRTs ........ U.99 - •us e MENS WARM SWI!AT.ER. . , , . . . . . . . • . U.88 1o f6.81 ·~I'JN:s JACK~'I'S .J ·?. "1 mept groups can do to apur private development of recreational facilitles. 'l'tlis su~J11lct was (bosen lleft Akron, the bodies- of Don· hunt,\!:rJ More G'ifts For Him!! $5.M- SIUJ ~ ~ p.ta . $5.91 ew"""' __ .. _ th too $t.ts •zuo M, a wldOwer, alwt and killed hia . aon and daua:hter bee'au~t, be ..ld 1'people treated tbem like One! OTHER SPORT SHIRTS ·, ... , , ....... , - U.tt elock• -~ ~ --- 25c o '•I• Shlrta -- Sl oTdts' Corduroy~ .. _ oHouoo 1'-• . 11 & ePittkln Olovas ____ SUt OH~TOp Arctko _.. _ $199 ellock• ··-- · $2.99- ~.99 ""',." w...~ Every berel CompletelY wMba-ble. pointa! They're all ••..,., JidC:ah elport Shlno -· - --- For a Ohio Y·uletJde Sport ShJ~ L~: ~brarldg~ setuJIUOrlal atyl~. P'Jnnt IabrdCiil. 2 way ~"ltfbLttton:,own, wide-apreaib, &lope· BOYS eDvnta""' ~-·-- --- time of tragedy for families ' In which father& killed thelr children, leav· Inc' ~even dead In leas tl1ait 24 hol\n. Two of 'the fathers com· tnitte4 •Weide. In UrbJnt. Dentcm · Stlll'devant, WMS three In Only ut Stlftlera' will. :vou 111 ·111Cb·4 OCIPI ·--- $1.00 - COLUMBUS UPI- 'lbanklglvinc · J)q rats." •wash 'n Wear FOR .....,.,. ~PORTSHIR s1.99 ' I ' Tragedy Hits 3Fami1ies Over Holiday HERE eKnit c.,. __ $1 - $1.79 e P•nH" 29c - 39c - 59c ,,. rita O•an~nlte.d Unconclltlan.My Girl Injured In Bus Accident On Keno Road LAY· ' .............look ollppon fndudo ..... In ...... USE OUR . VOLCANO, Hawaij (UPI)Madame Pele, as tht Hawailant would say, was on the Klnl Popo -wh.ich rougbly trantlated AlfiDI that the local goddetl of fire and chief volcano ll&bt.er Wll do1q all riaht for herself. The temperamental soddea• p~t on a first rate show for her fol· lower& by sending a fountliD of lava 1,150 feet 1nlo tbe air-the bigbest ever recorded. Four alr· Uners full of elahteeers were pelted with clinkers, and thousands of admirers were routed from the crater'a eda:e . . illiiDII. ..... Hloh _ , aa, Lew loo Of Game Ft're Dot'ng AJ} Right Now tOd ..., .... ..._ Third L0Ca} Goddess Of cd llnko, rio boo 001i - ...... tome In plan with effective controls and inspection. ...... ""'"• __,_:,._ ... Ohir. ...........- flurries ......_... ,.,.._ .... ....... 4imhllllhlnt .. .... ·~ ant ers Beat Jackets 14-8 SAVE! about a workable diaarmamnt ~o ...,.. Weather .. l .. Free World leaders to e x e II jloot~lrna got? -11<1 ~01!111! laolllon...tlla _ , chlo ......... "more initiative" in br 1 n 1 i D 1 with her mother, Mrs. J. F . Jividen. Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred cadJe apent Sunday in Lancaster visiting Mn. C'ha~rlio Tucker who Ia a patient In a hospital. Mrs. TUcker 11 Mrs. Cadle'11 alsler. $2.19 enttne ............ "... AND Tile annual ot chiefs of state were one of a series of adopted unanimously at ing aesalon of the fifth ~~~:~~ conference of member. of N parliamentary bodies. Another major resolution urged ..,;A;;,;;'';;•;;u"-piiil;;r,i,om;;_iii";;•.;"""-.;aliiile;;n;.;d;;.ed.;....l_>i;;'.;"';;";;lhiiieiiir,;..M;;r..;'·;;J..;.iiiFiii.iiiJiiii'liiidiiieniii.=iiill scientlsls onJy with the word that ,. they didn't know wbat to expect next. Mr. and Mrs. Harold WetherhGlt of Gallipolis spent Friday even~na: $3.99 V"LLIY, Old1. UPIIY~ h_.nt IOUI"CCt of • INcil .... In hll until M Wilt to hit cl .... ""'""'" h ... hlo huntlne 1... Thin............ hunt .ne .a qUill a ...,.Wous hunt Hill In the ' Relative~~ Learn Of F. F. Shank tl\.ftrn•tlonll fie· holiday ahow· in ·auto lC· !!ret, 7 air· 11 piei'IODI accld~~ Jail Popylatioli Vp, · . · Two Durlog Weekeud ' ' . � 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 11. November 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 November 25, 1959 mchaffie miller