https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1f1960b27ad229b2a8ccf4a1ab211309.pdf bdd2afeacf428ad0416dc147ae25f57c PDF Text Text .. . • ".-1 ., '' • ,.. Dally Sei!Uoel, Pomeroy-Middleport: o .. Nov. 28, 1959 ' .• I ' I ' ent., llr. ani . Jrr& ltclu Pqllepa 10d daqbt.er:Owry ~ oi· ThurldiiY. )then who bad dinner wltb the ?ullens were Mr. and Mra. Jame~ ?ullen and ~bUdren, Suoon, Steve md Stephame and Mite Shafer. Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Burnell Nifty Stitchers Meet Tuesdoy At F"lmer Res•"dence ,.., e Hoateu C)ft. were preaeoted to Mra. Ma.l't Folmer Tuead17 eve- and chtklren, Jackson apent ~e 1mng wben the Nifty Stir.eben bollday with Mr. and Mra. Lealie .Club met at bet home on N:re .Ervtn. David and WUJlam, lOlli ·Avenue. • enttne Weather of .Mr. and Mrs. Burnell who have I been vi11tlng w1tb the Enlna lor Plana were made for a Chrtat· Lhe past two weeki returned to lnas dinner It tbe Enterprise EUB wlth thell' parents. Also Church, December 3 at 6:30 p. 'm. dmper guests of the Ervint' wtte followed ""ith a party at the home Mrs. WHllam Robaon and GUbert of Mrs. Homer Walter. Ervm of Columbul. Refre11~enta were served b7 Mr and Mra. J~ct Neff and the hostess tc Mr1. William Barchlldren uf Ravenswood came tela, Mrs. W. A. Drake, Mra. Ja~­ Fnday ' to spend the weete'nd es WUl and Beverly, Mu. Sellm w1th her mother Mra. Roy Sanll· Bluewicz and Pbyllta and Effie. bury Mrs DWicbt Logan, Mn. Herbert Dixon, Mra. c.tl Moore, Mr11. ~.'Mrtai·n:'odnd Mrs. Fred Jactaon en· I Hugh Bearhl, Mra. Homer Walter with a famlly dlnner on Thursday. Present were their daughter MrL CuJpbell Harper and daughter Phoebe. Dnid Jack· son, Liberty Lane and Mr. and Mrs C R. Young. loeal. Mr. and Mra. P. L. Mitch and son Larry entertai.Ded wlth a famIly dinner . Tb•nb.riving Those attendmg were Mr. and Mra. Norman Foss, Pl Pleuatlt, Mr. and Mn. Fots and children Jeft of Athens, Mra. , A PERFECT GIFT Yowee, Grand 2nd Deer Killed In ·Accident A 1(~-poJnt buck deer waa the onl)t wualty lD tbree wrec:ka ln· ~ated by tbe lheriff'• offl« bore over tho ~cl. · Tbe deer wu iilled on ~ute 1 7 near the Cheder bridge w~o tt ran ant:o the hllhway in 'frOiat of • -1N9 Cl>evrolet oon..rtjble ... 1 ned. b)' Jeanette Keller and driven by Georte Emeat Smllb, 2t Long Bo~*om. -1be aceiden.t aeeurred at 12:10 Arnold, St. Petenburg, and Mrs. William F~ of p.m. ~ and beayY riamaJe to 'Ill' trout end of the ear wu re- ~;;~:day gueall of ported by Sberlff Rebert Harten· baeh. Game Warden Dolph ,loacllhn ~ wat ealled and t~;~ot. clw'ae of the Mr. and Mrs. Allenawortb were the James Hartln&er family, Alexan· dria, Tbe Hartifl&ers allo viaited wJth Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hartinger. 4M4' deer. TbJ• waa the aecond va. deer killed on Route 71n the eoun· t¥ lalt woe~. In another saturday evtning J!:i:ldtnt, Wllllam R. Collina, 3'7t Pomeroy Rll, wu ~owde4 off Route 33 near the Bal.ilbur'f aeboo1 H• Nld two can traveUn& JOUtll at a hll:b rate of !IP"d crowded hi• truck to the anow cOYefld berm wben one attempted to Pill the ot· ...... ,..&fittl AU yo11 do It drop Ja the bread. Brtt~J l.fiJ•N lt••IJ -~~y. ao le.-.r• a:o push. r ••,, ~·lui its•l/ ti~ without popp;as o.r b.taaiq. Ancl ur/Nt touee.-ery a.Uct alike ftool int ·Middleport Man -Improving After f~ 1 ~.1 ~2rz. who fell '"' l!/ednelday and broke his pelvic •\One ja reported to be improving followina: the operitton on Thun!\liy. Mr and Mn. Leo Swick of €1olumbua c.111me Wednesday night lo aee him at the Holzer HOipltal ~,here I all. co laat. Elberfelds .. he wali taken following hla Your party-going dot&~ ,._ deserve the best care .. ::'"'The Swicb Jf[&.ited with Mr . and H. Wise Jr. 1b'•· C. ' over the HyaeU's par· . Bric:tles and frlends . ol Columbu1 to •pend the hoh· with her parents, Mrs Charles Bennett Mr. and Mr1. Vernon Roa-ers (Jean Bennett) eame Wedne11day to vil!lit tbe Bennetts. John Lyons and Fred Mourning left tbis mornin& to go deer huntlna: at Jersey Milia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hutc:hln· :son of Hamden are viliting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew. Mr. and Mr,. Lyston Pullen of Charle1ton visited with bls . par- MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT "THE RETURN OF Tllli FLY" Uiorror Movie) - el1o "TilE ALLIGATOR PEOPLE" Lon Chaney, Jr Beverly Garland IUN., MON. end TUII, "NORTH BY NORTIJWEST" Caey Gr1nt. - Eve Marie Saint Our efEiolent -dry-cleanli\i'~tJi' Jmown for highest qtNlity -- - -- yet eosts no more than eta:e-Mberet t.-_ • IKS 1 - MIIonot, 1114- tho ...... • - ) .. ..,..niCment end .., .....,. . . . "' the rl1ht thle wftenlt evwtv~ Sheriff Hutenbaeh Jnvestl&J,ted pother wreck Sunda)' aftemoon a~ two p.m., at the cliuter bridge. Two eus. wvelbta Iouth, craabed when one attempted to make a lett ~ tum at ~e brldl•·~ riff Hilrten· baeh. aaid the ean d been moved when be aniv - at $tie ;wref:k ~eene )Name. and be waa unable to tlx O~e e~r, a l.N9 FOrd, ''" owned by Robert Polfrey, d; Prl<e uue,. Columbui an4 driven by non Wlllltm -Jouna, ZI;Lonl to~ . The oth~r eJit wa• 0141 aeclan, openli<l by· c~~·~~ v...Cu. 30. 1lfaton~wn, pa. ltlnecl . .oll... 4~. theie -,vUe nQ ~· Vld.Jl:O ln- ••tJ ... jul'iet in 101 of We Plek·Up BDd Dell..,. · the aei:id~ll ' Prompt personal attention! LAUNDRY COMPANY ''We Clean Ev-er,ytbiug But Tbe Baby" IICOND ST. PHONE 6190-J MIDIILIPORT, OHIO He is giving her a Lane Sweetheart -chest for Christmas! WE WIU. £LOSE FOR THE SEASON ber. Colli ... • SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ZDih Cloalng Sperlal HAMBURGER ud MILK SHAKE ReJU)Ir SO. . . . . . . . . . . NOW 39< .. 'IU Your,,....., WMI Plnh- Ov.rtt- "AA Gollens ........., For Your Plttl'tltUIJe DAIRY VALLEY At TJae Pomeroy Bend BrtdJe "'" ';· • Ope• fte Door To A New Respirati1)n Christmas Method Showed ' In Co~or Film Join Our Christmas Club Now! CHRISTMAS SHOULD BE CAREFREE ' • Seleet A Clua To Meet Your Needa 2k CL.\11 Memberoll' pa;yii'IJ 21 eenta 1 we.IE tor fifty weeki Wllll'flc~vc __ IU.SO SGc CLAU Membeh Pl1int 00 cent& 1 wee~ for fift¥ woeko will ft<elVe ···----- JIS.OO fi.OO CLAI. M"'l'boro p&71Df 11.00 a - · • fw ~llf w ..b Mil reco~ .. · -··-···-·-·-· $50.00 f2,00 CLAII Momboro payln1 ~-00 1 ,....k for llfty weeko will ....,.,., . ···--··· ··· fiOO.OO $3.00 CLAJI M:emben payfftl $1.00 • week for IJtt)o weckt wiiJ receJve - ~---·-··-- fiSO.OO $3.00 CL.\U Member~ Pll'ina: te.OO a week lui , ... fifty _ ... wm .....,.. · ---··-·--·· · fi~OO CLAII ~l'lt)ayJna: $10.00• week . · for fifty weeks 'Will reetlve --- ------- - ~ ll(ember · · SSOI.II Reserve System omo , · '' ' .. " .. ' •• 'l't.e For~..,.,...,.; . . . FAXOUS NAME AQ. WOOL.... - · WOOL ILtND SKfltT' . L'IN~H$ . rs Bank and Savings Co. In1111ronce Corporation .4rr4.,..r '$2;9J ";,. \t~· j'll -~.:"' ' •• poliee Think.. Hitchhiker Shot �.t• . ' 2-Dally Sentbim;Pomeroy-Middleport, p., Nov. 30, 1959 '' -HE DAitY SENTIHfL Light Storm Clouds ~lowing Up In Gov. DiSallt's Hor~on Editorially . ' What Can We Do? ly HASKILL SHORT COLUMBUS UPI - .ft. few black cloud are beginning to bJPW up on the horlfou lor the DlSaUe administnUon. Thi1 is not partlculuJy aurprpJ.s. Witb, the advent of the fle>t'year, the NEW dren afflicted with rheumatoid arthritis. ,llirai or Dlines willli'rlng renewed hope and Tliey nve In such a piiirifuT. h'a!/ic worla tnat . expectancy to vi~tims of. three crippling di- the touch of a sheet on the body can be ex· .seases - birth defects, arthritis and polio. eructating at Urnes . Only a few short years ago, a March Of And· finally, tbere a•·e more than 50.00o l>lmes;/;rl~qted rese:11·ch projec.t produced a vidhns of paraly tic polo still hL'ing a-ided hy polio 'vtiCtin~ that IJ ?.s protected mi llions of youngste~· from a C'l'ippling di sea.s(' , NoW, ~his' organi2ation offer s hope to even the March o( Uimes. Sam!'!' arp ('hi!dren wlJO ~P parent s neglected to . gi~c them S..dk shti'l:-. t:~mily out of evrry four in thi s · i. . . The ~GO the elf. · · ·~ 114~~· an~ th~y want . aome· So far, it 18 .too taij.y t,Q aay if tblnt !i:ack bome . to ' sHow for the eloUda blowl"i. ~p (or' Gov. them. ..., Mlcl)ael V. Ul8all• win be· a real ltorm. · · In Mrs. \Villiam Everson (Middlepo rt 1. Ht'rb 13o· , rtoU I !- ty), urges the widest possible support by lhc Crippling birt~ defects are the major unpup lie duri ng the drive. · met childhood medical p•obltom tn the Unit' . ' ' . ~. ' .. ' . · ed States: 'Mout 250,000 children annually, ·'l'oo often we casu•lly dl.!imlss op(l(lrtunities · or one in 16. are born each year with signli'i> '· 11) perform something "useful" in•our neigh· . . · borhood, commll!)ily, atate or ruuiop. We say, cant birth defe<:ts. The n~mbtr <if Amerka"' sufferigg ~rom With straight tai!es; .;Wh•t ca11 .~e do?" some ·fotm of ~rtbritis 311d rlleumalism iS :a.nower, I!) one·p•rt: ll •elea·rly s~ggest... ......_. . . I, .. . - . . ,.. , . . . • . lnOi'll tlmr 11;001,000. at& cllll- -.a, ~ MUY1'' ' ~ giving ... iood feelinJiln The driVe will ntti from Ja nuarv 2 to J an· ney ~· PomE>roy), and Mrs. Victor Young. do your tow1 ~trwible. ing for any nt:-W &o\'etnOr. AU rov· Ttten there is the matter otp~ ernon have new Ideas when they 1ev'a ql~tlons for the Legijfa. go into ortice. They uaually re-I tl.&re .. Wo~ (lltering into c.J\un· eeive a tolefa~Dt press1_•nd . ·there bu• i' th1t -a number of .-epresent~ lit i . kind ot lin·Dim·a~hance aUves :1te feeling the beat on the · llere m!llipns - the patients suffering from uary 31. The lieticn\al t'oundatiOI;, 'seconded , lllrth ~efe~ts and arthritis, as well as th use hear tily by lbt&l Marl'h of Dim es chairmen : sUfler:lng from polio. These three diseases af · : rect one country. Mvch of hit dl11ppolntnMnt at.mt ·fretfh p•tron•gt I'I'Mttwl. It i' ~sort of thil\9 whlch,ctn eaust 1 ·ro.,.mor hHclachft, e¥1ft. K -it dMt not Me. . . a.,.. · · L.dure~ Cliff • Events Reported . Mn. o,ori::ia Diehl of Pom.eroy was 3 s-ecebt \•isitor iq Parten. D,IAMOND RINGS . ' . CONTEMPORARY· SYLOUETlE TELEVISION llhe Keepsake ~llcate pej'manently ret~sten and proltcls Sy!oulte ·at11Ine lu a mc>di!m mode fM -~ .~::;t::~;;· ~· 'furniture I"JUP!np. Noto n.,. bl& 23" ..,.... ~ tmec1 KaloLllbt llllllk tbal gtvee W. trim modo! • luJtuJT · Ad)uotoble on/off llaloLight cootrol. Top lwling >With tbtBMil;: your diamonds acalnat 1oso from lbe - . . for O)>e ,..... •••• . and COME _ .,:~··· A'RUNN~ · guan~ntees IOdayot fODA\' 81ft OLDSMOBI.LE FOR 18881 ' . . a perfect ~eJ~.ter enpgement diamond, See·them . ' . Ylrilo. •llallc ToudJ, 'Ridden, retOIOOd l<>p lwJinC 00....... ed braol appoint.mentf, ~blilet Qlln flulZed In ' Blonde ~' Model, 238238. Only U89.81i. '. K ond C JEYfELERS VES~ItYEAB BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy, Olllo KA.RR & VAN zANDT ··~ • On Tile Brlghlelt Corn~r Ill Middleport l'om.ero1, Oldo Oldyou Know That? · IY IILANCHI M. MMKINt • Toronto · LINT-FREE Mr ..and · anfdauthter WASHINGS Mr. and Orville Allen were .f.he Sunda)t :..rr. and Mh. Slim· ln'J; Lew.t1: · . · . ·Mill .RQy AP•rl ond "'" •Isllod net tllellti ot brOther wbo. ls·m In a H\lnting hoapltal. · 4 with Exclusive · Autollllllc Bleadi ·Dispenser I AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER I ~· .. .. . ' . ·•) BULOVA MissAIItBlliCA & SENATO.& IIIJIJ!Hm l CUSTOM 3-CYCLE MOBILE MAID ENDS IILEACHING PROBLEMS! .. JARMAN SHOES- THE MOST FITTING GIFT A beautiful gif.t for Mom , Dad, the whole family. Needs no .in«tailatton . roJJs on wheels, f11Uy :a.utomatk:. Feature~ QC}usive new Power Shower end tamoua Flushaway Drain that give you H and R Filestone Dealer Stor1 Pomeroy Middleport HARTLEY and ,8£MN&TT SHOE STORE . »"l(l~r. remove. more •Wnt h.~ ever,. betP~. ~~- White or 1• eoJored. t:....-o ~ tenns. ..~ ,._n · '·~ ~.. 1 - . • ' RUTLAND FURNITURE . ! '..... ... ... .-. couRT sntBET Rutland, Ohio Ohio .~ ~ ··· : ~ ...- ~ ... ·Gl!C!Jil. . . . . .......... 0\ . . . . . . . . . . . . ££hit ACROM 1. -.vm. aM r~~ rot•1:l•1B · YfJth Uquld 1. J'Jower Jeat 11. Dr... B•Jk'e , eotu;M:h 11. Oo.o\A; , 3. A"n u. tr1nrene TELMSION · 4. B1·ahch. IS, Perform e. Arruoat • \he bar ·- T,llvenf-.1 L ao.oi•·chilll New CuJtomoMitM TuMr lnd1 Po......, Nwtl Por Pine funlng Onee set you. never again need to .line tuDe- Wei\ .ehana'DI st. t.i<lnt. ~den "M" Fr...., Grid Tube. GoldeD '11ube Sentry' Unit. 20,000 Vollo <If PldAire ~· Colon: Mabop•y or .Blond. Lholod Model 21TII8. A-- MANHATT4N IIIANSMOOTH · FOR CHRISTltiAS Wh- llldlo ancl TV A1'11 .......... '!be perfetl pet for _ . lody at CIJIU-. GomplotAI 100% c:ot,.u, they dlip dey - NEED NO IRONING, atay . . . . - -,_ t.ol>ric puroe cUe -.at cllPilnoldO :iOW' euiY 1111,..,;1 _... ·a.nd 'W'rinkle-tre.e ail da)', t.bln~ to , "Reeerve 1N~" In • .... ' ~carlridC· poucll. variety ol eollor otyje;, fOI;ri"' and eoiort, f"!'~Urinr pom~~~aeDt· ' ,, Iy oewu-ln ...,., anc1 out$ to W.or buKDned o•wllil Wnn $11.00. ..· . WERNER'S RADIO ond TELEVISION No. Seoond Awe. 1b N.... Lady Slloaffer Founta!D pen wrlto1 IIIIJion "'"'1' far Ill . NIW YORK CLOTHIN(i HOUSE N9t.A 61deliljo ~lllepart, Pomeroy, Oldo . B. ... l • l. Jlo:, '" . r: jf' H. SAiiiBORN JEWELRY 8T: . MIDDLEPoRT " • . . ita . .' .I ~ . E.Kclusiw oquare 'lllb d . jlrovldet are~ter capaclll', lmpruveo wat~biDf actloftl. Db\fbl·e t\tb. ~truetlon ~water~ lo~. O~r-Ize Wringer ri>U., ore oafer, ecllld oerveo u ' .. , . •.... / ,, t··· • Aaluttal>l~ llaDdy bing· 1et oot ...,.. ftter. loP ..t wllfber ~~ hel&l!l moot ...,;lonable lor l'""- · VOGUE :$HOE \V. Kola SinH ,., PoJ. CIULDUN •• . . ,QiERICA'S ·FINEST WRINGER WASHER • ~ • ,•· ot. .. ~)f.;l"·~ WOMEN- MEN .,....a... ·. G~JW.fD ':'l~ ;' ' ' . ' '. BOUBI SLIPPERS . . . ." . . . AIUlnimun lnnorlub. 'fUR;NJTURE w, VL . ~~=~~eo~mbine a ftr:pet of .Oft1 fPODft tubber ·wi• • t1rm, to - · .'roiiiJ!l<Ibeocloclt: _ ... 'lbey - · 0 whollY 'fit1ine'' toiGtiOit to 1111 wiiiMooliYM• llllll puozteo. Huoaek: GUt Certlf!.-, In lllll' ~~ lllid tltito Prkod trum $15.811. • ~ Arab lift .. . ~LITB LINI 0' LADIII' ~ MIN'I . CHILDI!IN'I HOLIDAY ILIPPIII :. fl,fS to P.t5 MARGUERITI S.._OP S_HOP POJD~. ,OIIIo .. . . =:...... · · · _ ..... . ... ... ,. .......... • DAI'l Y CROSSWORD •r , - • .GOESSLER'S. ' ' ..JEWELRY ' -, -- ' Middle of Upper Block , : . •· MIN Amorico' Youth •J!d ........, 11< eaplureclln U111 17-,lftel 'fal<:b With O:tpOJUioD ~OL ~.75. · SeMtW-: The watch ~ ~ ~~tive. ~~~ . ~7 Jnell. .tboek· ·' r-111. oqrt _ . . . . 1'*1""._76. . . .. . , ,..,hl"'l , reotJ!~·A·n~ ~M'• .~,w Lint;FIJI:er ..4Jltat~ .II ~de<· ... u ~ , himself, we have Jat'man .gUt cerU£lcatea.) I No mess, no~. no ' ~takQ;. ;usi ~- fU,if~ngttt 'bleadb 1 in di!Pe~er; it .., automatically diluted arid ad,iled to :wull w•ter , at just the riglbt time <in just t~ ris::ht way fot &;&fest, tleaneal A.JJ.y man on your OJl:r,J:stmas list will b:e highlY, plea~ with Jal'mana, fur •he will ,get distinctive stxling and top cr~ftaman· ahlp - and ''friendliness of fit'' for e.Xira-pleaa.ant walli:blf. {U )"OU don't know bUi ab:e or tp.i{lk )le'd rat!\~ ~, ~ J,hCM:!J "top and bM:tom" washing actloo. Ptllihbqtton controls let you select "jus.t-ri.ght" dlshwashin.g. Loveiy · Teitoti~ top. lll1dllWoo4 ~n with sat.Hl cream, gold and ehrom·e ·t rim. Eaay payment plan. Priced from $249.93 to $269.95. N. s ..9•d Ave. ,. . . ····• .. . ... . ' ST.ORE . POMEJUIY, omo �.t• . ' 2-Dally Sentbim;Pomeroy-Middleport, p., Nov. 30, 1959 '' -HE DAitY SENTIHfL Light Storm Clouds ~lowing Up In Gov. DiSallt's Hor~on Editorially . ' What Can We Do? ly HASKILL SHORT COLUMBUS UPI - .ft. few black cloud are beginning to bJPW up on the horlfou lor the DlSaUe administnUon. Thi1 is not partlculuJy aurprpJ.s. Witb, the advent of the fle>t'year, the NEW dren afflicted with rheumatoid arthritis. ,llirai or Dlines willli'rlng renewed hope and Tliey nve In such a piiirifuT. h'a!/ic worla tnat . expectancy to vi~tims of. three crippling di- the touch of a sheet on the body can be ex· .seases - birth defects, arthritis and polio. eructating at Urnes . Only a few short years ago, a March Of And· finally, tbere a•·e more than 50.00o l>lmes;/;rl~qted rese:11·ch projec.t produced a vidhns of paraly tic polo still hL'ing a-ided hy polio 'vtiCtin~ that IJ ?.s protected mi llions of youngste~· from a C'l'ippling di sea.s(' , NoW, ~his' organi2ation offer s hope to even the March o( Uimes. Sam!'!' arp ('hi!dren wlJO ~P parent s neglected to . gi~c them S..dk shti'l:-. t:~mily out of evrry four in thi s · i. . . The ~GO the elf. · · ·~ 114~~· an~ th~y want . aome· So far, it 18 .too taij.y t,Q aay if tblnt !i:ack bome . to ' sHow for the eloUda blowl"i. ~p (or' Gov. them. ..., Mlcl)ael V. Ul8all• win be· a real ltorm. · · In Mrs. \Villiam Everson (Middlepo rt 1. Ht'rb 13o· , rtoU I !- ty), urges the widest possible support by lhc Crippling birt~ defects are the major unpup lie duri ng the drive. · met childhood medical p•obltom tn the Unit' . ' ' . ~. ' .. ' . · ed States: 'Mout 250,000 children annually, ·'l'oo often we casu•lly dl.!imlss op(l(lrtunities · or one in 16. are born each year with signli'i> '· 11) perform something "useful" in•our neigh· . . · borhood, commll!)ily, atate or ruuiop. We say, cant birth defe<:ts. The n~mbtr <if Amerka"' sufferigg ~rom With straight tai!es; .;Wh•t ca11 .~e do?" some ·fotm of ~rtbritis 311d rlleumalism iS :a.nower, I!) one·p•rt: ll •elea·rly s~ggest... ......_. . . I, .. . - . . ,.. , . . . • . lnOi'll tlmr 11;001,000. at& cllll- -.a, ~ MUY1'' ' ~ giving ... iood feelinJiln The driVe will ntti from Ja nuarv 2 to J an· ney ~· PomE>roy), and Mrs. Victor Young. do your tow1 ~trwible. ing for any nt:-W &o\'etnOr. AU rov· Ttten there is the matter otp~ ernon have new Ideas when they 1ev'a ql~tlons for the Legijfa. go into ortice. They uaually re-I tl.&re .. Wo~ (lltering into c.J\un· eeive a tolefa~Dt press1_•nd . ·there bu• i' th1t -a number of .-epresent~ lit i . kind ot lin·Dim·a~hance aUves :1te feeling the beat on the · llere m!llipns - the patients suffering from uary 31. The lieticn\al t'oundatiOI;, 'seconded , lllrth ~efe~ts and arthritis, as well as th use hear tily by lbt&l Marl'h of Dim es chairmen : sUfler:lng from polio. These three diseases af · : rect one country. Mvch of hit dl11ppolntnMnt at.mt ·fretfh p•tron•gt I'I'Mttwl. It i' ~sort of thil\9 whlch,ctn eaust 1 ·ro.,.mor hHclachft, e¥1ft. K -it dMt not Me. . . a.,.. · · L.dure~ Cliff • Events Reported . Mn. o,ori::ia Diehl of Pom.eroy was 3 s-ecebt \•isitor iq Parten. D,IAMOND RINGS . ' . CONTEMPORARY· SYLOUETlE TELEVISION llhe Keepsake ~llcate pej'manently ret~sten and proltcls Sy!oulte ·at11Ine lu a mc>di!m mode fM -~ .~::;t::~;;· ~· 'furniture I"JUP!np. Noto n.,. bl& 23" ..,.... ~ tmec1 KaloLllbt llllllk tbal gtvee W. trim modo! • luJtuJT · Ad)uotoble on/off llaloLight cootrol. Top lwling >With tbtBMil;: your diamonds acalnat 1oso from lbe - . . for O)>e ,..... •••• . and COME _ .,:~··· A'RUNN~ · guan~ntees IOdayot fODA\' 81ft OLDSMOBI.LE FOR 18881 ' . . a perfect ~eJ~.ter enpgement diamond, See·them . ' . Ylrilo. •llallc ToudJ, 'Ridden, retOIOOd l<>p lwJinC 00....... ed braol appoint.mentf, ~blilet Qlln flulZed In ' Blonde ~' Model, 238238. Only U89.81i. '. K ond C JEYfELERS VES~ItYEAB BAKER FURNITURE Pomeroy, Olllo KA.RR & VAN zANDT ··~ • On Tile Brlghlelt Corn~r Ill Middleport l'om.ero1, Oldo Oldyou Know That? · IY IILANCHI M. MMKINt • Toronto · LINT-FREE Mr ..and · anfdauthter WASHINGS Mr. and Orville Allen were .f.he Sunda)t :..rr. and Mh. Slim· ln'J; Lew.t1: · . · . ·Mill .RQy AP•rl ond "'" •Isllod net tllellti ot brOther wbo. ls·m In a H\lnting hoapltal. · 4 with Exclusive · Autollllllc Bleadi ·Dispenser I AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER I ~· .. .. . ' . ·•) BULOVA MissAIItBlliCA & SENATO.& IIIJIJ!Hm l CUSTOM 3-CYCLE MOBILE MAID ENDS IILEACHING PROBLEMS! .. JARMAN SHOES- THE MOST FITTING GIFT A beautiful gif.t for Mom , Dad, the whole family. Needs no .in«tailatton . roJJs on wheels, f11Uy :a.utomatk:. Feature~ QC}usive new Power Shower end tamoua Flushaway Drain that give you H and R Filestone Dealer Stor1 Pomeroy Middleport HARTLEY and ,8£MN&TT SHOE STORE . »"l(l~r. remove. more •Wnt h.~ ever,. betP~. ~~- White or 1• eoJored. t:....-o ~ tenns. ..~ ,._n · '·~ ~.. 1 - . • ' RUTLAND FURNITURE . ! '..... ... ... .-. couRT sntBET Rutland, Ohio Ohio .~ ~ ··· : ~ ...- ~ ... ·Gl!C!Jil. . . . . .......... 0\ . . . . . . . . . . . . ££hit ACROM 1. -.vm. aM r~~ rot•1:l•1B · YfJth Uquld 1. J'Jower Jeat 11. Dr... B•Jk'e , eotu;M:h 11. Oo.o\A; , 3. A"n u. tr1nrene TELMSION · 4. B1·ahch. IS, Perform e. Arruoat • \he bar ·- T,llvenf-.1 L ao.oi•·chilll New CuJtomoMitM TuMr lnd1 Po......, Nwtl Por Pine funlng Onee set you. never again need to .line tuDe- Wei\ .ehana'DI st. t.i<lnt. ~den "M" Fr...., Grid Tube. GoldeD '11ube Sentry' Unit. 20,000 Vollo <If PldAire ~· Colon: Mabop•y or .Blond. Lholod Model 21TII8. A-- MANHATT4N IIIANSMOOTH · FOR CHRISTltiAS Wh- llldlo ancl TV A1'11 .......... '!be perfetl pet for _ . lody at CIJIU-. GomplotAI 100% c:ot,.u, they dlip dey - NEED NO IRONING, atay . . . . - -,_ t.ol>ric puroe cUe -.at cllPilnoldO :iOW' euiY 1111,..,;1 _... ·a.nd 'W'rinkle-tre.e ail da)', t.bln~ to , "Reeerve 1N~" In • .... ' ~carlridC· poucll. variety ol eollor otyje;, fOI;ri"' and eoiort, f"!'~Urinr pom~~~aeDt· ' ,, Iy oewu-ln ...,., anc1 out$ to W.or buKDned o•wllil Wnn $11.00. ..· . WERNER'S RADIO ond TELEVISION No. Seoond Awe. 1b N.... Lady Slloaffer Founta!D pen wrlto1 IIIIJion "'"'1' far Ill . NIW YORK CLOTHIN(i HOUSE N9t.A 61deliljo ~lllepart, Pomeroy, Oldo . B. ... l • l. Jlo:, '" . r: jf' H. SAiiiBORN JEWELRY 8T: . MIDDLEPoRT " • . . ita . .' .I ~ . E.Kclusiw oquare 'lllb d . jlrovldet are~ter capaclll', lmpruveo wat~biDf actloftl. Db\fbl·e t\tb. ~truetlon ~water~ lo~. O~r-Ize Wringer ri>U., ore oafer, ecllld oerveo u ' .. , . •.... / ,, t··· • Aaluttal>l~ llaDdy bing· 1et oot ...,.. ftter. loP ..t wllfber ~~ hel&l!l moot ...,;lonable lor l'""- · VOGUE :$HOE \V. Kola SinH ,., PoJ. CIULDUN •• . . ,QiERICA'S ·FINEST WRINGER WASHER • ~ • ,•· ot. .. ~)f.;l"·~ WOMEN- MEN .,....a... ·. G~JW.fD ':'l~ ;' ' ' . ' '. BOUBI SLIPPERS . . . ." . . . AIUlnimun lnnorlub. 'fUR;NJTURE w, VL . ~~=~~eo~mbine a ftr:pet of .Oft1 fPODft tubber ·wi• • t1rm, to - · .'roiiiJ!l<Ibeocloclt: _ ... 'lbey - · 0 whollY 'fit1ine'' toiGtiOit to 1111 wiiiMooliYM• llllll puozteo. Huoaek: GUt Certlf!.-, In lllll' ~~ lllid tltito Prkod trum $15.811. • ~ Arab lift .. . ~LITB LINI 0' LADIII' ~ MIN'I . CHILDI!IN'I HOLIDAY ILIPPIII :. fl,fS to P.t5 MARGUERITI S.._OP S_HOP POJD~. ,OIIIo .. . . =:...... · · · _ ..... . ... ... ,. .......... • DAI'l Y CROSSWORD •r , - • .GOESSLER'S. ' ' ..JEWELRY ' -, -- ' Middle of Upper Block , : . •· MIN Amorico' Youth •J!d ........, 11< eaplureclln U111 17-,lftel 'fal<:b With O:tpOJUioD ~OL ~.75. · SeMtW-: The watch ~ ~ ~~tive. ~~~ . ~7 Jnell. .tboek· ·' r-111. oqrt _ . . . . 1'*1""._76. . . .. . , ,..,hl"'l , reotJ!~·A·n~ ~M'• .~,w Lint;FIJI:er ..4Jltat~ .II ~de<· ... u ~ , himself, we have Jat'man .gUt cerU£lcatea.) I No mess, no~. no ' ~takQ;. ;usi ~- fU,if~ngttt 'bleadb 1 in di!Pe~er; it .., automatically diluted arid ad,iled to :wull w•ter , at just the riglbt time <in just t~ ris::ht way fot &;&fest, tleaneal A.JJ.y man on your OJl:r,J:stmas list will b:e highlY, plea~ with Jal'mana, fur •he will ,get distinctive stxling and top cr~ftaman· ahlp - and ''friendliness of fit'' for e.Xira-pleaa.ant walli:blf. {U )"OU don't know bUi ab:e or tp.i{lk )le'd rat!\~ ~, ~ J,hCM:!J "top and bM:tom" washing actloo. Ptllihbqtton controls let you select "jus.t-ri.ght" dlshwashin.g. Loveiy · Teitoti~ top. lll1dllWoo4 ~n with sat.Hl cream, gold and ehrom·e ·t rim. Eaay payment plan. Priced from $249.93 to $269.95. N. s ..9•d Ave. ,. . . ····• .. . ... . ' ST.ORE . POMEJUIY, omo �• • 4-' ,1 • • . • • tern~ Racine, Set!ret _lfitle Hopes For Ohio oanysent111et,~:!e:=·= · ~·o~.·N=ov~.~so~.~lt5=9~.:s•••••••••••••••••• •••MIIII!II••••..IIill .. ·' Rutland ' u.r a 7ear ta tee Tuelday nllbt when thint. ,_ ·•· >. .' . I . ..·' ·. :o~ !~to~t~~!!~~~~~~~t f1111 aet e chan~ to look at some· thinr hav.. waite.t more than . .r I ~ \ ' • ·~ ~ moat of them are aecrW- Iy counting on • Bit Ten champlDnlhlp. the Buckeyes epea. tbelr cake tea· This team undoubtedly has the 100 agolruot Waite .....11. poten tial to be one of the beS1. ' That apeciaJ somethinc ia for- enr produced at Ohio Slate. But m~ Mi4dle~WR HJgh School l tar it is going to be a tough opening Jerry l..ueu wbo will be makine test against Wake Forest. hia first eolleJJ<ote otort. Th e Deacons havp a hid named The .. 1:1111iU1-In ...... for the Len Chap pell who, like Lucas, will ludrs fWil ...Mil han r•iMd be 8larUng hla: fi rst co ll egiate th. felltf' ..._a, to a high pitch. game. Wake Fore8t par lisa ns think he is every bi t a s good as Baa smelt shopper! •• • Lucas. REPLACES SEBO PHILADEL PHIA UPI - HOW .tONG· . SfNCE IOU WERE STARVING TO ·DEATH? International learned S unday oq. authorHJ. uP! - New Yor~ Ylnkee · Caklter Yogi Berra left for Europe Slturday to help di!J.. trib~o~te ba,eball equipment d9nat. ed . the v..~... to the dove~ .ljfJfJ. TiEPAID IN 6 MONTHLY PAYMENTS COSTS ONJ.Y #f.J/ A NONTH. CAlL FOR '(OIJR f.~SH. White Rawlings ' J > 'l : . 8:30 ..... .to 8:30 ,... . • '" ' '. ' ·i > . ' SLICf.S 'INDS . . ' :' •• ' ) ' -, ,' . ' · an&~ • \ PIECES La.. ..-m Jaycees f.W., and Saturday M1ddl,port Mover? Simplo n o - - . tbe diJfmnoo botwoen rn; ~ doatb to you? Liberty 9100 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ' . Penn•YL•.ania, the United Press NEW YORK Monday thru ThvrHty Second$ts. Rut· gera head Coae h John Stiegman will repJace Steve Sebo as footNil eoach at the University of exc~Uent Store Hours Corner Mill 6 ' t!Mayouoan' t~ylmow~ .~ r/llllf-1-.s tomonothanhaJ ._.,Jll!loPio in """!'! parU of tt+ CITY LOAN ~- l'erhapA YOIICOD lmagill< h ,,·, justu )'O!ICID Imagine a~ • • • aratitude for a lift .btl . Phone 197 E. Main St. Hours: 9 to 5 -Thursday 9 tU Noon JVI, Soaivo your DIDit to ~ lilt cluriq this Holidlty Seasoo. ~yow (Qjlb- FUEL Ll E FREEZE· UP·CAl STOP YOU.: . Unlttd PrMt lnt..,..ltlon•l ST. PETERSBURG, Fl8. UPI Don Lee . 2S-year-old pitcher who tailed in three trials wJth the expected to be the Senatora' flrat draft ' . .'. The · F,... u ·.t•.uu.me p ' ~~ ~· :~ . ! . MT. OLIVE.'CHUICH ~tltnl, Ohll 7:-,. ~:H: tlVEN~G · .' ,' ' ~,:\· 1- ~ < ' ' ' ,•· . ONrltCif ~ .. . . . '' ~ ' • ~ -~· .. ..,·- '. ' ' -•·ltoru... slice ·u id a new match Cone-r1y on NliiAid'tUIItmblio•~·~(l()oo, New York ·got frop1 the S•n Fran.etsco w~rtiling Emecutivea AIBociGtiot&. . .' ' 81Ye THANKS ~J GIVING . v., 19S..Itta .. .•.. . ' .. ' '. ·' . - '' - . . ....,., ) ' for tbe fiilt .time ~is . .,., "• 0' ONLY AT EVANS " - ., StANDIN. . . ' . looWII Dl~ltn W· L. 1,& 4 12 ·& 11 7 . · B II Wostot•n DI-n ll fer. ..-uty, seJd fer valae I . ""'- as points, was do~e •'!'! ~­ pit-teamed ond his *'>rlni .;., I oil .111!1 ltlo earlier ' pace he set 1ft ' W. a•k... . ;' -~ Chlmberlain, altOOU!> he _.. . L. 6 10 II 6 14 Pet. -'1!19 .'11)8 .ill .3il9 '" ' ' seroon , 127·126,' on "nny Sem sl!ot ot the flnd buzzer Sun· tame~ . .. _.tw.. .wm 1 Warrior, ' ' ,.;~ Til< Ad• ortmo1 COuncil a.nd t/t.e NrtWtpapm- ~4- ~· otJ , Cha.mbfrhin. u~I.P.C' , .. ~n·~aable defense tn Philade1pbi' ~ frP-!1~ ·pbenom , 1 tf.t f! Kni~ks managed , to beat 'ltl.e TUESDAY. DI!C. lit • THR04GM ...;-; The New Yo~k Knickerh()C]c:eJ;"ll may b•ve dev1sed a .system to I qUNDAV, DEC. Uth . -\ By Un 1 fpur Va'n ne\el, WeN 11*' . U. most act ive draft ·.;.,;;;;,:;~;;:..:,;;;;:·..;;i;.,.;;;;;,;;o;;;; :" Giants, Clll tfiem -in ita ,._/" !•d pre•• 1nt erna tl one1 fa h will be held next week at Miami Be:ach.. · Th e Senators, whose r o5 t.er' is • th•·ee men short of the 40-man limit, and .t he ~an Francisco · of With Stopoer On W'Jt, "fhe Still'. I gathered here for the start maJor teuue'a annual wmter con- 'two games pliY, n·~ a 'U...:A.L....~, .C'1.... of the minor Jea l!u e mee~in~t"s. The . ..\ MOTI!STANT · CATHOLIC .or .JEWISH •' No. 303 ·, Can • . ·. .NO MOIIIY DOWN · tlitre•• ~ icl.al alit lor tl!•"'lle .,1. ' '" ' _., ' ,. ,,; Ske'lllove you lor it. 1-lb. & !5 ·1\10 J7.t.NDIJjGI ··.·::~·~~ Dlvr-c ~. . .~ ~ ' '-'· 8 ,2 0 s. 4 o· pkg. i' ' 4 ,. ' .& .7 0 ' ·'k ' · • ·o ~!ot- Dl~lslon W. L. T, ·. 7 . 3 0 1 3 0, • 4 o. • ~ ' j 1. 8 &0 ,,,,,.,,, ., f ' .. . " .. , ¥ .. ••••••• . •. .I you'rtlloppOd oolllt ~- •. . ' ""'',...If It....,• 0 . ... .... •Ill stlect . 0 I 7 1 .... 'to ·. ..:a1 t .. 0 & c. ' •• ' -': ' . ... ' .,._ · , LU,GI~ JUic:y. · ·. ' . :.. .. ' )". .. each ' .. _;' '. .c·· "• �• • 4-' ,1 • • . • • tern~ Racine, Set!ret _lfitle Hopes For Ohio oanysent111et,~:!e:=·= · ~·o~.·N=ov~.~so~.~lt5=9~.:s•••••••••••••••••• •••MIIII!II••••..IIill .. ·' Rutland ' u.r a 7ear ta tee Tuelday nllbt when thint. ,_ ·•· >. .' . I . ..·' ·. :o~ !~to~t~~!!~~~~~~~t f1111 aet e chan~ to look at some· thinr hav.. waite.t more than . .r I ~ \ ' • ·~ ~ moat of them are aecrW- Iy counting on • Bit Ten champlDnlhlp. the Buckeyes epea. tbelr cake tea· This team undoubtedly has the 100 agolruot Waite .....11. poten tial to be one of the beS1. ' That apeciaJ somethinc ia for- enr produced at Ohio Slate. But m~ Mi4dle~WR HJgh School l tar it is going to be a tough opening Jerry l..ueu wbo will be makine test against Wake Forest. hia first eolleJJ<ote otort. Th e Deacons havp a hid named The .. 1:1111iU1-In ...... for the Len Chap pell who, like Lucas, will ludrs fWil ...Mil han r•iMd be 8larUng hla: fi rst co ll egiate th. felltf' ..._a, to a high pitch. game. Wake Fore8t par lisa ns think he is every bi t a s good as Baa smelt shopper! •• • Lucas. REPLACES SEBO PHILADEL PHIA UPI - HOW .tONG· . SfNCE IOU WERE STARVING TO ·DEATH? International learned S unday oq. authorHJ. uP! - New Yor~ Ylnkee · Caklter Yogi Berra left for Europe Slturday to help di!J.. trib~o~te ba,eball equipment d9nat. ed . the v..~... to the dove~ .ljfJfJ. TiEPAID IN 6 MONTHLY PAYMENTS COSTS ONJ.Y #f.J/ A NONTH. CAlL FOR '(OIJR f.~SH. White Rawlings ' J > 'l : . 8:30 ..... .to 8:30 ,... . • '" ' '. ' ·i > . ' SLICf.S 'INDS . . ' :' •• ' ) ' -, ,' . ' · an&~ • \ PIECES La.. ..-m Jaycees f.W., and Saturday M1ddl,port Mover? Simplo n o - - . tbe diJfmnoo botwoen rn; ~ doatb to you? Liberty 9100 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ' . Penn•YL•.ania, the United Press NEW YORK Monday thru ThvrHty Second$ts. Rut· gera head Coae h John Stiegman will repJace Steve Sebo as footNil eoach at the University of exc~Uent Store Hours Corner Mill 6 ' t!Mayouoan' t~ylmow~ .~ r/llllf-1-.s tomonothanhaJ ._.,Jll!loPio in """!'! parU of tt+ CITY LOAN ~- l'erhapA YOIICOD lmagill< h ,,·, justu )'O!ICID Imagine a~ • • • aratitude for a lift .btl . Phone 197 E. Main St. Hours: 9 to 5 -Thursday 9 tU Noon JVI, Soaivo your DIDit to ~ lilt cluriq this Holidlty Seasoo. ~yow (Qjlb- FUEL Ll E FREEZE· UP·CAl STOP YOU.: . Unlttd PrMt lnt..,..ltlon•l ST. PETERSBURG, Fl8. UPI Don Lee . 2S-year-old pitcher who tailed in three trials wJth the expected to be the Senatora' flrat draft ' . .'. The · F,... u ·.t•.uu.me p ' ~~ ~· :~ . ! . MT. OLIVE.'CHUICH ~tltnl, Ohll 7:-,. ~:H: tlVEN~G · .' ,' ' ~,:\· 1- ~ < ' ' ' ,•· . ONrltCif ~ .. . . . '' ~ ' • ~ -~· .. ..,·- '. ' ' -•·ltoru... slice ·u id a new match Cone-r1y on NliiAid'tUIItmblio•~·~(l()oo, New York ·got frop1 the S•n Fran.etsco w~rtiling Emecutivea AIBociGtiot&. . .' ' 81Ye THANKS ~J GIVING . v., 19S..Itta .. .•.. . ' .. ' '. ·' . - '' - . . ....,., ) ' for tbe fiilt .time ~is . .,., "• 0' ONLY AT EVANS " - ., StANDIN. . . ' . looWII Dl~ltn W· L. 1,& 4 12 ·& 11 7 . · B II Wostot•n DI-n ll fer. ..-uty, seJd fer valae I . ""'- as points, was do~e •'!'! ~­ pit-teamed ond his *'>rlni .;., I oil .111!1 ltlo earlier ' pace he set 1ft ' W. a•k... . ;' -~ Chlmberlain, altOOU!> he _.. . L. 6 10 II 6 14 Pet. -'1!19 .'11)8 .ill .3il9 '" ' ' seroon , 127·126,' on "nny Sem sl!ot ot the flnd buzzer Sun· tame~ . .. _.tw.. .wm 1 Warrior, ' ' ,.;~ Til< Ad• ortmo1 COuncil a.nd t/t.e NrtWtpapm- ~4- ~· otJ , Cha.mbfrhin. u~I.P.C' , .. ~n·~aable defense tn Philade1pbi' ~ frP-!1~ ·pbenom , 1 tf.t f! Kni~ks managed , to beat 'ltl.e TUESDAY. DI!C. lit • THR04GM ...;-; The New Yo~k Knickerh()C]c:eJ;"ll may b•ve dev1sed a .system to I qUNDAV, DEC. Uth . -\ By Un 1 fpur Va'n ne\el, WeN 11*' . U. most act ive draft ·.;.,;;;;,:;~;;:..:,;;;;:·..;;i;.,.;;;;;,;;o;;;; :" Giants, Clll tfiem -in ita ,._/" !•d pre•• 1nt erna tl one1 fa h will be held next week at Miami Be:ach.. · Th e Senators, whose r o5 t.er' is • th•·ee men short of the 40-man limit, and .t he ~an Francisco · of With Stopoer On W'Jt, "fhe Still'. I gathered here for the start maJor teuue'a annual wmter con- 'two games pliY, n·~ a 'U...:A.L....~, .C'1.... of the minor Jea l!u e mee~in~t"s. The . ..\ MOTI!STANT · CATHOLIC .or .JEWISH •' No. 303 ·, Can • . ·. .NO MOIIIY DOWN · tlitre•• ~ icl.al alit lor tl!•"'lle .,1. ' '" ' _., ' ,. ,,; Ske'lllove you lor it. 1-lb. & !5 ·1\10 J7.t.NDIJjGI ··.·::~·~~ Dlvr-c ~. . .~ ~ ' '-'· 8 ,2 0 s. 4 o· pkg. i' ' 4 ,. ' .& .7 0 ' ·'k ' · • ·o ~!ot- Dl~lslon W. L. T, ·. 7 . 3 0 1 3 0, • 4 o. • ~ ' j 1. 8 &0 ,,,,,.,,, ., f ' .. . " .. , ¥ .. ••••••• . •. .I you'rtlloppOd oolllt ~- •. . ' ""'',...If It....,• 0 . ... .... •Ill stlect . 0 I 7 1 .... 'to ·. ..:a1 t .. 0 & c. ' •• ' -': ' . ... ' .,._ · , LU,GI~ JUic:y. · ·. ' . :.. .. ' )". .. each ' .. _;' '. .c·· "• �.' ~1 ~- Sentinel, Pomeroy-lli.ddleport, 0 ., Nov. 80, 1959 ·Churchill, Unforgettable Man, Christmas Trees Transformed Chicago Doctor Recommends By Shearing, Forester Says Hypnosis Use By Physicians Celebrates 85th Year Monday -- - WANT ADS 1'0& CONSlSTI!NT DEPENDABLE IIESULTI! PHONE 398 Rt.TES I ..U per ....-d. - . luertion. Miotmam cbu1• - 10 ceDI&. I !i'i> P.O< lo< Cbroe ~~- aae moalh f• so cents per wo!'d. l'trll tale of s ....,. ... wwd ..w be cboraecl c... od•ertlltac . . . Plld 10 day........ """'"'"' b!ll. ' <Oaoeeutho _._ ....... bt Aoh<rtioillc - Sbould be nported 11Dmedlately. TU DOt be reepomible for mon U\ID one liiCOI" .... - .n.uw UlllJ SmUD.el wUl Card of and Spedal Notleel or BYeata '1.00. Obltuorl• publlabed ll 1 eent per word. JiOJUl6 1 DAY 8 OAYS 8 DAY! 1 110 16 ... uo. $1.36 . ..80 10 80c ..... $1.80 ...00 • 711< .26 $7.80 AU .-l¥001 loY 10 A :11. wUt be bt tll&t day'o paper. •t-« (I I Notice WANTID ft))'. The tbl.ng that imprtued me moat about the areat Br!Uab statesman was his remarkable' abiliti- to ppreea blmle" In the English Langua&e--.aud the bril lianey of his mind. My firtt dose-up of Churchill waa ln May 1944, a day or two after Gen. Mark Clark's ·Amerl· can force~ .entered Rome. The Germans had fallen back to the north. It wu a algntflant Allied succeaa and Churchill new •in to Rome from London aa tbe. victory celebration wu ln full awlq, A pre11 conference waa aet up at the BritlJb Embully. lt WI& attended by 150 Ainerlean and BriUab correapondenta. lx·W•r CotrtiiPindent ChurebUI . waa 1reeted with a burst of applauae. He gave with his cberubic amile and lit 1 big cigar. He knew be was amon1 friends. He bad been a war cor· reapondfnt hlmaelf, years q:o In the Boer War. He w11 ri&bt at bome. He knew he could "talk our laQJUQe," I. AIR CONDJTTOlT~NG, REFRIGERation aerviee. Jack's Refrigen· tion, New Haven. Pbone TV· 23037. 1960 11-20-fltc ';, . period. CUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY f Monday. Will ~ut for deep freeze. Will also buy beef hides. For information ~all •110-Y after 4 p. . I Philip Meier. 11 24 Otc SEE THE I fint in Italy, Juat after Rome fell during World War D, asaln at Hiller's bunker shortlY. lfter the German surrender, and twice in America during the pott·war I (9 I For Sale 'J BATCIIING EGGS FLOC~ FOB 11180. Do wured of • proflW>It market tor )'(lur egp. For de· W!J write Alklltl CIIJW, P<lme- I!DITOR'S NOTI! : Sir Winston Churchill will be 15 ' " " ot• Monday-. In tiM foiiDWing 1111• patch a diatineul•htrd nawaman of conticlerabl• .....orlty-half • cantury of caverint big ttor i...-recalls his mMtlnp wtth Brittin'• gr••• lu•r. BY JAMES KILGALLIN NEW YORK UPI-Winm.n Churchill comes close to being "the unforgettable man" In my journali.!ltic memory. ! ~et Churchill four times- CLILANOI ..... & TV Rtopelr 'Ilona '100 . . _.... Ohte. e.za.tl - woOSTER, o . (Speciai}-Tbose beautifully shaped Chrlstmaa trees that will be sprouting up in your J.ocal sales Jots In the next few weeks didn't ju1t grow that way. The tree farmers are tailoring them to create a pleasing ef f~t in the living room. Although Christmas t~a should be sheared and kept under con· trol to produce top quality trees, many neglected treea seemingly headed far 11omewhere besides the market can be salvaged. This report comes from tree eKperl Jo.hn Ha cskaylo at the Obio Agricultural Experiment Station. Trees that have not been shap- African, Holy Land Pictures Will Be Showed ed from the time they are small YOUNGSTOWN, 0. UPJ--A Chi- larly tbe general practitioner, make remarkable recovery even cago specialist m hypnotherapy to- lhould have 1n order to give tlte after four to six yeara of neglect, day knocked some of tl'le myateey best medical treatment to hia PI· the foreater'a experiment& prove. 1out of tbe art of hypnn&i! and rec- ti_ents." He took un&heared Scotch pme t ommended it.ll 'use by the ~amll)' Herahman punctured some popo that railged from ~ix to eight: doctor; , . , J' 1V mtac~nceptiona ·about bypnofeet tall and by shearmg properly r Dr. seymour Hershman, aecre- lolo. in February, converted them into i tary of the American Society for ' .de atresaed.that: trees handsome enough tor the Clinical Hypnsois, told a three-day - A hyP:notize.d patient does uot most fastidious customer. seminar here that by~moala ~aa lo•e COIUletDu~eu any more thAn Trees sheared In tbe f nt-year simply a ~eth~ for pennittmg a per11on llatenma: to a oon~ert. wood yroduced six to 14 i.ache::~ of 1 peraona to ~lx their attention on_ a ----:-One . e&~IIOt be hypnotized new growth during the second smgle sub]ed without dlstractmg agamst hts Wtll or be ma~e to do season after shearing. Two years· side issue&. . anything be does not want to do. arter shearing these trees bushHe said that while the tndivid- Sugseatlona may be offered to ~im ed out and were well euough ual is in tbls hei&htened tenae of bu~ he alw~ys ;:atntalnts the rjgb~ shaped lo send to market. concentration. be is better able to capacl Y aceep or te ec: I achieve a goaf that be dellrel. ~.i'be indi Jdual ·IJ in comnlete BIRTH ANNOUNCED l ••Just aa one may IO to a eonv . " Mr. and Mrs. Roger ~hei.ss, Ra- cert and· clo.se his eyea to better eontrol of th, •ltuation and can cine, are announcing the birth of pick otit the dtrferent inatrumenta, awaken himseU at any time. Barbara Anise, at Hoi- tbe hypnotized subject may elose - There Is no after . oftects with • d.au<~hter, ~ . · bypuoai' such as there may be wr Hospital Nov. 23. Grandpar- tua e¥es ln. o~er to remove VII- 'With a~~.estbetics and otber druga. ent.s are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Th.eiss, ual dtstrll.chon, be exp1ained. Portl-and , OTeg.on, and Mr. 111nd "Hypnosis," be said, "is onl)' an· .AUTHOR KILLS SILF Mrs. Roy Pearwn, Letart Falls. o~her tool in the pra~~i«:il of medl· SAIIANAC LAKE, N. Y. UP! Great grandparents are Mrs. Mey J erne that each phyBiclln, particul· Georp Vietor Martin, IJS. widely Pearson. ~nd Fred Rous~ . oOf Le- · Ohio, whoA' hvtiMrncf of flur Mv,. ~p~ pla)'Wright and author of tart. Mr. an~ Mnl. Ther.ss !have waa killed S,tvrd•Y wfttn thMr JtG plily "Bells of SL M·ary," eom· two ot.her ch:ildren, Beth and Bar- aUto crashtct an rauN te tMII' muted 1\lielde Thursday nigh\ in ry. honeymDOn, war• ..-ported In ..,. lrll Nom at the WW Rogers Memloua oondltlon SUnclty In , ....... orial UO.pital, hoapital offi~ials aon IMmorlal Hosplt•l htN. I ;b Membe-rs of the :P(Hneroy Church of the Nazarene wJU unite with liO IIUNTING OF ANY KIND znembers of 1& other Nazarene OJJ my farm durin& quail aeaeon. AU!;TICJNtiR d:mrohes ln a fi\'e-ro"unty area to Adellns Parker Browning, Rutbe..:_ Dr. and Mn. Harvey S. Gal·. lond, Rl ) . ll·21·3tp AT Crln .......n loway. Columbua, Nazarene di&Wrh, PhoM - ClntMt -~ IUperinte.odent and his wife, ANTHONY'S PLUMBING AND A. t . - n l . ....... Gitto tpNk ami thow motion pictures lleoting Shop wtll be ciOted un· ';i;.cr • "':y;;;o,.;RK;:;cUP=1-;;;Tb;::e:cBow;;=::;;ll:;og llo!&tl ot . their recent 2-montb v.i.&i.t to MONTREAL OP1 - it Law- VOLCANO, Haw.ll !JPI Gree,. ohto. Fakont, who achiev· t.iJ Monday, November 30. Pomeroy cthio Whit •truck me wa• the IucJdi- ·South A!rlea .and tbe HolY Land i.n ...,.ca. SMw•v offlc'-1• ukl todlr Kilauea lkl'a thiN , ..-v.tl••.· lhla ed . the firlt perfect record d.a 11·25-U.G I ty of hia repllea. He atrlpped a- tb.e Atlhens Nazarene chureh Thure- they will not close th1 139-mll• month COIM to tn al;lntpt halt IUfto ~4' 4,1-year football history lut WILL DO RUG WEAVING BY A. K. C•. REGiSTERED PEKIN·: way the triYi~ and &ot to the da~. December 10. waterway tod.ly on ~ehedul• In or- .., nleht, only .niM hours afiW · "'::~ today were voted 1919 nat.be yard. Martha Searla •. Cbe· a:eu Pupa. Mra, Harr,v Lodwick, ~eart .ot one liiUe alter another oMnf. Ga'iloway wf.ll speak at 2.30 dltr to allow 60 oc..ftoiOing .,..._ It had .,....t molten Ina • ... u IPJ&Il ~onea:e champions 1nvolvtns many countries. IDa and Dr. Galloway will speak Ill ~ela to .... ch the Atl1ntlc btfora ord laNJklnt 1;.700 lett Int. the bJ the United Press International abue, R. 2, 2 mi. below Middle-~ Cheater, 0 . Ph. Yukon .5-300. porl ll-2&3tp 11-21-atp. grup o1 1ltuaUona and depth of 7·30 the winter freazeup. air. B9ard of Coaebea. Ohio Univerknowledge wa1 profound. · P~stors !lnd members of &1.1 area 13 I In MemoriomN~:;;EW;;;-:1:::1180:':-:P::cA::TI'I<::rnN=:-s-,P"'L""'AB=nc Like many famoua men I've Nazarene tmurcllea have been InLONDON UPI Trl'butft HONOLULU UPI - Navy lhl... llty waa ninth. wlnaow bllnd1 and shades, Vene known, Chureblll had a tabuJoua vited. A dinner at 6 :30 has been poured In from the four corniHS ••• alrpl'anH · qnteN4 tiMir I.~~-'"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; IN MEMORY OF HENRY. W. tian hlmds, ad kinda and colors I Before 9 :30 A .M. memory. He reminded me of tbe arranged for off.icera end mem- of the torth todoy to honor Brit· -rch fw tile mlooiOI •rewo\lon Bentz., who Jl'ISSed away three Flbt!r gla11 awnlna:a, Day and . M&dcllepott 6131.J w~y A.l Smith u~ to explain- ben of mbeionary 10elettea in lbe aln'• grand old man, Sir Wlnttan of a downed let atteck ......_r yeJ!I ago today. Signed, .hu N!ll:ht name pla*•s all ll:lndt,l PGmeroy 525 w1th .!llmple clarity-such a conl- Nazarene churches of tbe zon<e. Churchill, on hi• 15th birthday.. 358 miles aouthwttt of Yft.. '~l• . ,, . CHISTIR, OHIO wUe, Freda Benti and children. 1 Aluminum ladder• all kinds. KAUTZ PIID ITORI pllcated topic aa proportional reland tod•y followlnt ~ ~t Ope Dat1 8 til 5 11.28-ltc Free Eltiml.te, Dale Wippel At Chetter resentation. BAZAAR PlANNI!D NEW CASTLE, Pa. UPI -~ thrtl dye m~rlc.,._ an4 e IHit rtlt D y · -Su,Pply, 210 Union Avenue, Yukon 5·2145 The WSCS of the Chester• ! · '~~~; J Shirley MuHiay, 23, Nerth Lim., \Wrt slghtw In that are&. . .nL MICHANICAL WORK Churchill held ua apell bound. \!j) .f'\UtO Pom.,oy, Onoo. 11-llll-601< 1 . HAMILL IIIVICI STATION odlat Chur~h is having a t eM WELDING He demonstrated right then that I -- • Beloro 9:GO A.M. 1861 POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN HEAL ESTATE OF CARRl:E )of. AIINny 3153 he b the master o1 tbe spoken Tbunday, Decembe"r,;a:~·.,r~·~:~:~ BETTER STEERING ·word. We all knew, of course, at I p. m. at the ·t' 1 Sl,285. HydramaUc. Spotless orl· D~ndgc, deceased, consiatlnl of Every Day Bervlee GET ADJUSTABLE . BALWqlNTS .i1M and iUlal turquolle and white fina .su. room, brJck dwelllng h Ule l'm~7! at he was alao a maater of the rag rup, aprons, e e.. Kit A va 11able F0 r M..UIK u--• "'--- A• sale and al1o baked · Yll1l ., LL, O YD HOF,.MAN Pomeroy, o. with bath and double car garaa:e. · ~u.Sl'O '1' l-1 , U.f!:.. written word. 11a , Bla~ttnars, ll·Jl-6tc ' t"ull basement. Situated on .arge signed for your hom :: Fret eaThe next tlme I oaw Churehlll I tile Cheater HACKETT'S SA.FiiTY SERvY 1PhoM YU·5·20 45 . corner lot at corner of Alb and tim1tes. Foreman aud Abbott, Young l~D FORD VB 2 DOOR FAIR· Sycamore Slrt!ell in the Village Pbo 118 8.?-84-Y. 8-6-U waa outside Hitler's bunker In tbe aerve a turkey W, Mabt it. Phoae 287 POftlertty CHESTER, OHIO Jane. $896. A cJean tbarg car of :vllddleport, Ohlu. Phone 400. .Reich Cbancellory Jn Berlin-the evening, nee: 3, from 5 ~~~,.,,...,.;;..._.,.,.,,...,.,..,,,....,.,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,...,.,.,....,,;,,._ ~""""""""""""""""'""'""""' ~ : juat walthl(il for YDIL lUaellmm . lJ 'U 7t.c 'l'ELEVJY.!ON. RADIO & SMALL bll underground "Fuebrerbunker' appllnnce repair. Phone Ot1J where the last aet of tbt Nui l'omeroy, u. U-2l-6tc USED PANTS, SIDRTS, JACKETS \tcClintock, lladne, Cblo. melodrama wa1 ataaed. 1~5 ~LYMUl.JTH 2 DOOH. SEand womtm'li drea1e1, new. Joe'a 4-4-30tl aar1. ftlub. Nearly new p1int job. Carry Out, 364 Lo~uat St., ---.--:---;;;;~:;;;;;;---It ... Juu 194$ •ncl World .HlaetLnara, t'omeroy, o. 11·21-tltc Middlerort. 10·:.!B-3otp t--A-IIAUTY W•r II In lurope had ended. VISIT I-A 81iAUTy IHOP In tbis bunker Hitler with Rua •., BUJ' 'K .. SI'ECIAL. ••~. r FOH. THAT EX'JRA SOMETII'~G 1• ...., "" ~""' Plair ahaplny:, permanent wavtua tian Jbella buratinl arqund him, 1 4:: Door , l:feQin. t:x~eptional. m C hria~mu greetings, stop at 11nd 1tyUaa:. Call 2311, Raclae reaUzed the ji.J waa up and com lUaettnan, .Pomeroy, 0. the Quality Prlnt Shol), North 10·2'7·30tt mltted tuiclde. He shot hlmaeJf ll-:.:1-titt: • I Secnntl A\•e., Middleport, and to death a moment after hla _ _ _:..._ _ _ luok over our many albums. Com- LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH sweetheart Eva Braun had ewal lito6 OLD$ & : TWO DOOR HAilD 1 .,lelo price ".otnge. ed~ delivered and .,pread- on Jowed polson. . top, 2 tont~, • power brakes and (llJ HI, 1'7, 18, 23, 24, 2~. 30; draveways and roads. Shulefl~ Both bodies were taken outside steerme. rad.lo and heater. I 1121 1. 2. 9tc Construction, Phone Middle· bv a. 8 ,...,· ~·· 1 d 'd b S121iib. Call UI.K·M. · ll-23·3tt port 6018. 11-28-UO' '. f' ~· • '~~''' ttre Pace 11 e Y 1 ~~, .:. 0 ::>ote --+de, and a~t . 1 CINn VMO Cart ( Zllb I I Didn't lntarnt Churchill /\U '-"'-kat a11d Modelt Ri!:CONDITIONED TREADLE sEW ~n~urar.cf Hltler'l bunker was a ghastlY MIITROPOLJTAA . ing machme. David HIH, Racine DON STIVERS polnt of Interest for daya there· ~, laiN Ohio. u-~·Ok after and many ~Ultary men and 2 t• rc .~ .. correspondents vtalted it.. - - - . ,,,..,,,..... - 1~ 1\ 1· One day Churchill came there 70 ' ' fltll'le !IUPD lelJ !1• t-or 'l!iolo ·. A'I'IOIIWID• with a Kroup of British offlciala, .::-::=::- :~-;-::::;::--;:-:-:;::;: USED BOATS AND MOTORS, $25 ...._~ =~::--~c.. Including Anthony Eden. I waa HUNilREDS OF USED PANTS and up whHt lhlly lest, MM'ropol· Lrr.,,,,._. ~•· among tbe reportera coverlnJ and &~urta selll111 a~ &Oc each. lto~n M.rlnt S.l•• and 5anlce, their vi•it. Laundered and sterllh:ed. Joe'a _.._ 1 M 1 It p h vvv 491 Lln1:oln lt. Eden and hlo companion• went Carry Out, &64: Locust Street. -'"A""'J· • n ·• •m•roy, 11 P•• OtMII tic 6056-J Mldclll.,.rt down into the subterranean pas· MjQdlt~port. 0. 11 -27-3tc sages of the bunker, but Church·· I 1"11 ""r Rent BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE Ill did not. He bad vi&ited the TWO t'RESH COWS. JERSEYS. Agenta, Middleport, Fire, Aut!)' bunker before, and had enough. Pure bred. John Uoudaa.belt, Apartl'l'l•nta, Paopl•'• T•rr•c• tnd •Mblle, Bonda. Phone 6313. So bad I, and I got my feet thorVal• It,, tH •utternut Ava., ll-4!7·3tp Mhl,flvlUe, Oh1o. - - oua:hly wet in the proc:eaa. Ptm•roy, Phoae J28·Y COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. Churchill remained outside VAIWINT RJYLE. SAVAGE MO· 11 2 IOtp tecUon. Life, Aulo, }'Ire, Polio. among the rubble and empty pedel M-340, .222 Csl. See Harry CaiJ Don MDLI, MJJdleport, trol cana, a rew feet from where Leonard, Cheater, Ohio, or call APARTMENTS - Furnl!hed and Obl11. Hitler's body bad been burned. YUI-2231. 11-28-3tc unflll'lllahed. McMaatera, Middle2 3 tt . port. Phone 8044- M. He lit a elsar. He chatted afLOOM WOVEN RUGS. MAKE fably wltb ua reporter• ill hi1 1 U.ll l'e<JI tSTO r~ beautiful Cb.rl1tma• glfta. Mar· 17 and 8 ROOM HOUSE, o6 BOOM ®mocrattc wa.y. FinaU:r, Eden lha Searll, Cheahire Houle .2, 2 apartment end a room apart- 0 ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, emerged . The Cburc_.U party a:ot ment. A. W. Bena:et, Phoae mi. btJow Middleport. ll-lll8·3tp located at 111 Locuat St. Nlc• Into a haU-traet. AI th•Y drove · 310-M. 11 2 Uc location. Melvin Hood. oft Churchill jaunUI)I r•Ited bla II 2 3otp hand, iCave the V·IIID and waved ~OOV CLEAN LUIII' COAL. APARTMENT FOUR CaiJ RuLland, 2-4»32. OrvJUe NIOma. Clo1e to Krogert. Call FOR SALE: SEVEN ROOM Modero hla cigar. Koau•. 11-3-aok 284. ll·1D-12tr home wltb a:ara11e. 011t of hllb 7 YR. MULE. WEIGHS BE· ' MODERN 4-ROOM wettl'. Splendid nei&hborhood. tweell 900 lba and 1000 lba. M. and bath apartment. Girl furOn Mulbflrr)' Ave., Photte 318-J. 10 lM aotp E. Getty• Phon• Z4ao& Rutlond ruce. Pbono """· 11·1JI.8tp c-~·-· KARR & VAN lANDT l' ' I NEWELL'S GARAGE I I :xue' FOR I Marr~;•1;d:t~:1!:;:~~;~~~:;~~ I H::li,N f"E b., Nov. SO, 19&9-7 · Th~ Uihter Side TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channe' 3 Channei ~-Mondo• ;g :g 4::00 Houae on High Street f :30 Split Personality '\:00 Steatnboat . BUI 15:30' Sgt. Preston 8:00 SteamboRt DIU 6:18 Jim Thacker Sh'iW' 8 :~ Wet~.therCut ' 8:30 NfiWI P~cture 8:15 Huntley Brlr.'fi:Jey Report 7:00 Huckleberry Wound 7:3ft People are Fuon,,. 8:00 Lvve and narrial!e 8:30 Tales of W!!lll!l Far,:O ~:00 Peter UUDil ~!30 "-··'y•ar Theater 10:00 ~ Steve •Allen Show li·:OO News rludlinM ii:IO Weather .ut ll:IS J•ck Pa11r Sb01t l:tNl Si~n Off ' (.hon!'lel3--luesdo· , 15:46 8:00 , 7:00 1:00 1;30 Sign On Continental- ClaJSrooln Todu . Katie Doon11 Show' c...edy Time . ~~::;~eu:,;1 11 :00 'Price b Rtcbt 1J :30 Conctntn.t:ton 12:00 'l"rtith or Consequeftees t2:30 lt CoUld Be YOG 1:00 M'ld ~ baY News 1:16 Movietime • Official Italy Sighed Hugely :,. ;: WitlrJoy OVer B~ing lst St~;: 'a' 1111'0i.rs ·NOTI. Pol,_.;lnl It .,.. ., ......at UnltM Pres~ lfttw~flopll ... Wrhl • ·~ .: . : •ntftl 3:00 Yount Dr. Mal01o.t 3:30 From thea, Ro11ti "':00 Hpuse on l ·. ao Spilt mgt~ Strttet n ali .-:erson ty 5:00 Steambotl BIU 56:.1010 Superman LoWrey S))o_...:tim\ B:ll'i Jim THacker Show 8:~. weatherea>t ' 8:48 7:00 7:90 8:30 Ruul''l' llitnl<l'l' llopor' CanDonban La~ie . _,b r """'' and ·lloi!1 li-,Op A . ur Murray PU'\Y · 0!30 10:30 :' 300 "t:U.i \ f:l$ 1:00 Statthne Sgt. Bdkti · Nt~"'it' Re~t411a8 -.¥<!!..:~--· SaO!. ~lir Sftow . Sfs!!' l!lt --wcfis . TV a,-.-:-a"-"-•'-·;OM -=-s Channe o- on d:J i2~t:!o00 &:00 Amt!r!ean 1:0() ' 5:30 My FrJebd F'J.ieka l:Sd tl~tnd"'"aad 1:00 1:311 6:40 6:43 7:00 7:30 8:SO 0:30 . 10:30 11:00 tt:os . 11 : 1~ '1:1!1 12:46 San Francisco Beat You• '&sstt Re.,...,.. W.J,atherman !Olin.. Daly Iiewa Colt .45 Sbirltty- Temple Storyl. wk Bourbon Street !lieat A.dventurea In Paradiee ~an Wltb A C.mera The NeW! Trl'1tgb, St-.nntng th~ 'Weathe, Sport!" Report l,att> Show Siin 00 2:00 2:80 S:OO 1:10.~ 1:00 5:30 8:00 1.1Jt ~:iO lldtled Gdli Lo.. !hac Bob Mulde BJna;o War of Ufe Day In ~ The date Sklrm. Sb,. B-·~t the Cl<ICk Wtio bo You TruJl t\mtrlc•l' 8andlbt,.r IUD Tin Tin San PraneiiCO Beat YoUT ~!;sao Rcpo..-w• W.. ~rm&D 8:45 .Jpbn Daly N~w• '7:00 uOneYritoOnen · 7:30 lironto Chonne18- Tuesdo 0:00 !1:30 1:00 10:00 !1:2! 11:110 .,. ~ r. and' 'id j I '' (I_. I . .,. ,. · - 'ft.IM --· Bernard Baruclt Pays Tribute FOR JM room eutta&e. BrownfoU .A.vtnue To Churchill Middleport. Gu floor fur1111ct, . oi.o- . II 30 3"' NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. M2:.QO Notblnl better for Chrilt• m•• living. one year uDC!cmdltlonal auarantee. Set them now at lbe Quality Print Shop, Mid· dltport. II 110 81< • flOe CHRISTMAS TREES IIOc Your eMk!e Jarce or amau. toe eaeh, oboul De<. -71h. r~t'oMirlrlloport OJII{lO a.m. l1J 7tiO.p.m. , ' II 30 1111 ~ VIEII'COMPACT VACUUM eLlA· ,,_1 ~D. Dolly Sentinel, Pome~·Middlopi,ri>, • food eGPdttiell. TOOII, like 11 30 •~w. CaiiiH-11. ate uiiFiiiimsHED SALE ALL MODERN kitchen, bath, .to1m wl ndow. month. 123 llA! barthlt (UIJ baM'ment. two ear aara•e. tsaOO.OO. Ph~• Mlddl.port · 8M6-k.. " 1$-20-tlC! 11·26-8\c: WITH '6~ ~Uil bath, plut rar~h from businen ..-11 24 6tn POMIROY RURAL - ' • rwm KOVSE: "' of DOUBLE nvE J frame, recently cOnalrueted, oak rooms and tt.th. 870 South Sec- floora, large front poreh, larw:e ond, Middlaport, ~6 per month. ' lot on State Route. $a000.00. Phcm.e ""· Pomeroy. Circle'• Terms. Rutaurant. I I 27 St~ $$00.00 DOWN - 6 • room frtmt, FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MIN· bath, water uatem, a:oad road, 2 milee from Col.ltthouH. tuOO.OO envUle, lhtfle room• r«ently IURAL HOMI -VIew ef Raute 7, rtmodeled Qa.OO a month. 8 room•. bath, llllll, ..•-· •y - · - --===,.-,= ~~Pit~one~~88~1~2~-M~.~i~~l~1-~2ll~·3~te~~lar&e 30 !ate Help 1201 BusInP-11 Services ·spot .' . ' . ·On .·Your Rdd~o Dlol · F.o" T:tf.l Of. ,the."'ebtiJ;:wt;:. i,,.., i:ii ' . .. h5Sf.M; ' . P.M.' P.M. t' ~~!'!: r~e ~ J;~.:.'to~y oi Ii I ,9:;9 0 . •U l•., NEW YORK IJPI-Bemard M. I r·H '' Bareuch clotelt Amerlclft friend of ' Slr Wbatoh 0Ufl:,bill, ~aid 1 warm tribute today to tbe famoua Brltlah attteeman on Cburc:hiU'a BOth birthday. I·~-· The •averbalred, eo real'Gld b A ' Barueb ~id tlult , ••tp.. lrM men .,. ~V,, ahould "lebrate JQ!. Cburchlll'a ·, ,t blrthday.•r ·~ '· • "He etood tlone when Enaland .> had her back to the W'lll," Baruch said. "Adverait)' brou&bt out the beat in him." "He alwayt ab~ed a tremeftd· ous •mount .of eoutil•. He reP" t th fin 11 ~---i I lh VIIOIL hltiNMa . Jot.TIAPORD, $7000.00. terms. ,.... Britain. ~' lex 22t Phone 1. .Y ' Prltn<lo ,.,. 40 Yoon 11-2&-atc Baruah .... -....,.., Cltilrclllll lor I'J7I FOR SAUl • 10 ROOM JIOUSB y..n-''llol ilnb'. In lhol with baih, ruel oU furnace, aU ~;~~.of e~ but alto aa a WHAT'I THII ' storm wtndowa and dOOI'I, " ~ undenlfndtq human bedtance ol a lifetime for a per• t b i Good II d acrea in vlllace ol Letart Fallt, manen ua non. pro tan Ohio. Melvin Howard. 11°" 3tc no enb !nveatm11nt for atock, "" but wiU ne.d cooct car or truck. Wily not check with us nowr Watldna Product&. Inc., Dept. E. .Box 8150, Barberton, Oblo. (II) 10 (12) ' !•••to IN T.ine .ln ··· '· .... •..,;a' .. I : £ . ... 1111 • '. ~· 'Jl. ,..,I/ L• J ., !1( ~ { I .. �.' ~1 ~- Sentinel, Pomeroy-lli.ddleport, 0 ., Nov. 80, 1959 ·Churchill, Unforgettable Man, Christmas Trees Transformed Chicago Doctor Recommends By Shearing, Forester Says Hypnosis Use By Physicians Celebrates 85th Year Monday -- - WANT ADS 1'0& CONSlSTI!NT DEPENDABLE IIESULTI! PHONE 398 Rt.TES I ..U per ....-d. - . luertion. Miotmam cbu1• - 10 ceDI&. I !i'i> P.O< lo< Cbroe ~~- aae moalh f• so cents per wo!'d. l'trll tale of s ....,. ... wwd ..w be cboraecl c... od•ertlltac . . . Plld 10 day........ """'"'"' b!ll. ' <Oaoeeutho _._ ....... bt Aoh<rtioillc - Sbould be nported 11Dmedlately. TU DOt be reepomible for mon U\ID one liiCOI" .... - .n.uw UlllJ SmUD.el wUl Card of and Spedal Notleel or BYeata '1.00. Obltuorl• publlabed ll 1 eent per word. JiOJUl6 1 DAY 8 OAYS 8 DAY! 1 110 16 ... uo. $1.36 . ..80 10 80c ..... $1.80 ...00 • 711< .26 $7.80 AU .-l¥001 loY 10 A :11. wUt be bt tll&t day'o paper. •t-« (I I Notice WANTID ft))'. The tbl.ng that imprtued me moat about the areat Br!Uab statesman was his remarkable' abiliti- to ppreea blmle" In the English Langua&e--.aud the bril lianey of his mind. My firtt dose-up of Churchill waa ln May 1944, a day or two after Gen. Mark Clark's ·Amerl· can force~ .entered Rome. The Germans had fallen back to the north. It wu a algntflant Allied succeaa and Churchill new •in to Rome from London aa tbe. victory celebration wu ln full awlq, A pre11 conference waa aet up at the BritlJb Embully. lt WI& attended by 150 Ainerlean and BriUab correapondenta. lx·W•r CotrtiiPindent ChurebUI . waa 1reeted with a burst of applauae. He gave with his cberubic amile and lit 1 big cigar. He knew be was amon1 friends. He bad been a war cor· reapondfnt hlmaelf, years q:o In the Boer War. He w11 ri&bt at bome. He knew he could "talk our laQJUQe," I. AIR CONDJTTOlT~NG, REFRIGERation aerviee. Jack's Refrigen· tion, New Haven. Pbone TV· 23037. 1960 11-20-fltc ';, . period. CUSTOM BUTCHERING EVERY f Monday. Will ~ut for deep freeze. Will also buy beef hides. For information ~all •110-Y after 4 p. . I Philip Meier. 11 24 Otc SEE THE I fint in Italy, Juat after Rome fell during World War D, asaln at Hiller's bunker shortlY. lfter the German surrender, and twice in America during the pott·war I (9 I For Sale 'J BATCIIING EGGS FLOC~ FOB 11180. Do wured of • proflW>It market tor )'(lur egp. For de· W!J write Alklltl CIIJW, P<lme- I!DITOR'S NOTI! : Sir Winston Churchill will be 15 ' " " ot• Monday-. In tiM foiiDWing 1111• patch a diatineul•htrd nawaman of conticlerabl• .....orlty-half • cantury of caverint big ttor i...-recalls his mMtlnp wtth Brittin'• gr••• lu•r. BY JAMES KILGALLIN NEW YORK UPI-Winm.n Churchill comes close to being "the unforgettable man" In my journali.!ltic memory. ! ~et Churchill four times- CLILANOI ..... & TV Rtopelr 'Ilona '100 . . _.... Ohte. e.za.tl - woOSTER, o . (Speciai}-Tbose beautifully shaped Chrlstmaa trees that will be sprouting up in your J.ocal sales Jots In the next few weeks didn't ju1t grow that way. The tree farmers are tailoring them to create a pleasing ef f~t in the living room. Although Christmas t~a should be sheared and kept under con· trol to produce top quality trees, many neglected treea seemingly headed far 11omewhere besides the market can be salvaged. This report comes from tree eKperl Jo.hn Ha cskaylo at the Obio Agricultural Experiment Station. Trees that have not been shap- African, Holy Land Pictures Will Be Showed ed from the time they are small YOUNGSTOWN, 0. UPJ--A Chi- larly tbe general practitioner, make remarkable recovery even cago specialist m hypnotherapy to- lhould have 1n order to give tlte after four to six yeara of neglect, day knocked some of tl'le myateey best medical treatment to hia PI· the foreater'a experiment& prove. 1out of tbe art of hypnn&i! and rec- ti_ents." He took un&heared Scotch pme t ommended it.ll 'use by the ~amll)' Herahman punctured some popo that railged from ~ix to eight: doctor; , . , J' 1V mtac~nceptiona ·about bypnofeet tall and by shearmg properly r Dr. seymour Hershman, aecre- lolo. in February, converted them into i tary of the American Society for ' .de atresaed.that: trees handsome enough tor the Clinical Hypnsois, told a three-day - A hyP:notize.d patient does uot most fastidious customer. seminar here that by~moala ~aa lo•e COIUletDu~eu any more thAn Trees sheared In tbe f nt-year simply a ~eth~ for pennittmg a per11on llatenma: to a oon~ert. wood yroduced six to 14 i.ache::~ of 1 peraona to ~lx their attention on_ a ----:-One . e&~IIOt be hypnotized new growth during the second smgle sub]ed without dlstractmg agamst hts Wtll or be ma~e to do season after shearing. Two years· side issue&. . anything be does not want to do. arter shearing these trees bushHe said that while the tndivid- Sugseatlona may be offered to ~im ed out and were well euough ual is in tbls hei&htened tenae of bu~ he alw~ys ;:atntalnts the rjgb~ shaped lo send to market. concentration. be is better able to capacl Y aceep or te ec: I achieve a goaf that be dellrel. ~.i'be indi Jdual ·IJ in comnlete BIRTH ANNOUNCED l ••Just aa one may IO to a eonv . " Mr. and Mrs. Roger ~hei.ss, Ra- cert and· clo.se his eyea to better eontrol of th, •ltuation and can cine, are announcing the birth of pick otit the dtrferent inatrumenta, awaken himseU at any time. Barbara Anise, at Hoi- tbe hypnotized subject may elose - There Is no after . oftects with • d.au<~hter, ~ . · bypuoai' such as there may be wr Hospital Nov. 23. Grandpar- tua e¥es ln. o~er to remove VII- 'With a~~.estbetics and otber druga. ent.s are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Th.eiss, ual dtstrll.chon, be exp1ained. Portl-and , OTeg.on, and Mr. 111nd "Hypnosis," be said, "is onl)' an· .AUTHOR KILLS SILF Mrs. Roy Pearwn, Letart Falls. o~her tool in the pra~~i«:il of medl· SAIIANAC LAKE, N. Y. UP! Great grandparents are Mrs. Mey J erne that each phyBiclln, particul· Georp Vietor Martin, IJS. widely Pearson. ~nd Fred Rous~ . oOf Le- · Ohio, whoA' hvtiMrncf of flur Mv,. ~p~ pla)'Wright and author of tart. Mr. an~ Mnl. Ther.ss !have waa killed S,tvrd•Y wfttn thMr JtG plily "Bells of SL M·ary," eom· two ot.her ch:ildren, Beth and Bar- aUto crashtct an rauN te tMII' muted 1\lielde Thursday nigh\ in ry. honeymDOn, war• ..-ported In ..,. lrll Nom at the WW Rogers Memloua oondltlon SUnclty In , ....... orial UO.pital, hoapital offi~ials aon IMmorlal Hosplt•l htN. I ;b Membe-rs of the :P(Hneroy Church of the Nazarene wJU unite with liO IIUNTING OF ANY KIND znembers of 1& other Nazarene OJJ my farm durin& quail aeaeon. AU!;TICJNtiR d:mrohes ln a fi\'e-ro"unty area to Adellns Parker Browning, Rutbe..:_ Dr. and Mn. Harvey S. Gal·. lond, Rl ) . ll·21·3tp AT Crln .......n loway. Columbua, Nazarene di&Wrh, PhoM - ClntMt -~ IUperinte.odent and his wife, ANTHONY'S PLUMBING AND A. t . - n l . ....... Gitto tpNk ami thow motion pictures lleoting Shop wtll be ciOted un· ';i;.cr • "':y;;;o,.;RK;:;cUP=1-;;;Tb;::e:cBow;;=::;;ll:;og llo!&tl ot . their recent 2-montb v.i.&i.t to MONTREAL OP1 - it Law- VOLCANO, Haw.ll !JPI Gree,. ohto. Fakont, who achiev· t.iJ Monday, November 30. Pomeroy cthio Whit •truck me wa• the IucJdi- ·South A!rlea .and tbe HolY Land i.n ...,.ca. SMw•v offlc'-1• ukl todlr Kilauea lkl'a thiN , ..-v.tl••.· lhla ed . the firlt perfect record d.a 11·25-U.G I ty of hia repllea. He atrlpped a- tb.e Atlhens Nazarene chureh Thure- they will not close th1 139-mll• month COIM to tn al;lntpt halt IUfto ~4' 4,1-year football history lut WILL DO RUG WEAVING BY A. K. C•. REGiSTERED PEKIN·: way the triYi~ and &ot to the da~. December 10. waterway tod.ly on ~ehedul• In or- .., nleht, only .niM hours afiW · "'::~ today were voted 1919 nat.be yard. Martha Searla •. Cbe· a:eu Pupa. Mra, Harr,v Lodwick, ~eart .ot one liiUe alter another oMnf. Ga'iloway wf.ll speak at 2.30 dltr to allow 60 oc..ftoiOing .,..._ It had .,....t molten Ina • ... u IPJ&Il ~onea:e champions 1nvolvtns many countries. IDa and Dr. Galloway will speak Ill ~ela to .... ch the Atl1ntlc btfora ord laNJklnt 1;.700 lett Int. the bJ the United Press International abue, R. 2, 2 mi. below Middle-~ Cheater, 0 . Ph. Yukon .5-300. porl ll-2&3tp 11-21-atp. grup o1 1ltuaUona and depth of 7·30 the winter freazeup. air. B9ard of Coaebea. Ohio Univerknowledge wa1 profound. · P~stors !lnd members of &1.1 area 13 I In MemoriomN~:;;EW;;;-:1:::1180:':-:P::cA::TI'I<::rnN=:-s-,P"'L""'AB=nc Like many famoua men I've Nazarene tmurcllea have been InLONDON UPI Trl'butft HONOLULU UPI - Navy lhl... llty waa ninth. wlnaow bllnd1 and shades, Vene known, Chureblll had a tabuJoua vited. A dinner at 6 :30 has been poured In from the four corniHS ••• alrpl'anH · qnteN4 tiMir I.~~-'"";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; IN MEMORY OF HENRY. W. tian hlmds, ad kinda and colors I Before 9 :30 A .M. memory. He reminded me of tbe arranged for off.icera end mem- of the torth todoy to honor Brit· -rch fw tile mlooiOI •rewo\lon Bentz., who Jl'ISSed away three Flbt!r gla11 awnlna:a, Day and . M&dcllepott 6131.J w~y A.l Smith u~ to explain- ben of mbeionary 10elettea in lbe aln'• grand old man, Sir Wlnttan of a downed let atteck ......_r yeJ!I ago today. Signed, .hu N!ll:ht name pla*•s all ll:lndt,l PGmeroy 525 w1th .!llmple clarity-such a conl- Nazarene churches of tbe zon<e. Churchill, on hi• 15th birthday.. 358 miles aouthwttt of Yft.. '~l• . ,, . CHISTIR, OHIO wUe, Freda Benti and children. 1 Aluminum ladder• all kinds. KAUTZ PIID ITORI pllcated topic aa proportional reland tod•y followlnt ~ ~t Ope Dat1 8 til 5 11.28-ltc Free Eltiml.te, Dale Wippel At Chetter resentation. BAZAAR PlANNI!D NEW CASTLE, Pa. UPI -~ thrtl dye m~rlc.,._ an4 e IHit rtlt D y · -Su,Pply, 210 Union Avenue, Yukon 5·2145 The WSCS of the Chester• ! · '~~~; J Shirley MuHiay, 23, Nerth Lim., \Wrt slghtw In that are&. . .nL MICHANICAL WORK Churchill held ua apell bound. \!j) .f'\UtO Pom.,oy, Onoo. 11-llll-601< 1 . HAMILL IIIVICI STATION odlat Chur~h is having a t eM WELDING He demonstrated right then that I -- • Beloro 9:GO A.M. 1861 POTIAC VB 2 DR. SEDAN HEAL ESTATE OF CARRl:E )of. AIINny 3153 he b the master o1 tbe spoken Tbunday, Decembe"r,;a:~·.,r~·~:~:~ BETTER STEERING ·word. We all knew, of course, at I p. m. at the ·t' 1 Sl,285. HydramaUc. Spotless orl· D~ndgc, deceased, consiatlnl of Every Day Bervlee GET ADJUSTABLE . BALWqlNTS .i1M and iUlal turquolle and white fina .su. room, brJck dwelllng h Ule l'm~7! at he was alao a maater of the rag rup, aprons, e e.. Kit A va 11able F0 r M..UIK u--• "'--- A• sale and al1o baked · Yll1l ., LL, O YD HOF,.MAN Pomeroy, o. with bath and double car garaa:e. · ~u.Sl'O '1' l-1 , U.f!:.. written word. 11a , Bla~ttnars, ll·Jl-6tc ' t"ull basement. Situated on .arge signed for your hom :: Fret eaThe next tlme I oaw Churehlll I tile Cheater HACKETT'S SA.FiiTY SERvY 1PhoM YU·5·20 45 . corner lot at corner of Alb and tim1tes. Foreman aud Abbott, Young l~D FORD VB 2 DOOR FAIR· Sycamore Slrt!ell in the Village Pbo 118 8.?-84-Y. 8-6-U waa outside Hitler's bunker In tbe aerve a turkey W, Mabt it. Phoae 287 POftlertty CHESTER, OHIO Jane. $896. A cJean tbarg car of :vllddleport, Ohlu. Phone 400. .Reich Cbancellory Jn Berlin-the evening, nee: 3, from 5 ~~~,.,,...,.;;..._.,.,.,,...,.,..,,,....,.,.,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,...,.,.,....,,;,,._ ~""""""""""""""""'""'""""' ~ : juat walthl(il for YDIL lUaellmm . lJ 'U 7t.c 'l'ELEVJY.!ON. RADIO & SMALL bll underground "Fuebrerbunker' appllnnce repair. Phone Ot1J where the last aet of tbt Nui l'omeroy, u. U-2l-6tc USED PANTS, SIDRTS, JACKETS \tcClintock, lladne, Cblo. melodrama wa1 ataaed. 1~5 ~LYMUl.JTH 2 DOOH. SEand womtm'li drea1e1, new. Joe'a 4-4-30tl aar1. ftlub. Nearly new p1int job. Carry Out, 364 Lo~uat St., ---.--:---;;;;~:;;;;;;---It ... Juu 194$ •ncl World .HlaetLnara, t'omeroy, o. 11·21-tltc Middlerort. 10·:.!B-3otp t--A-IIAUTY W•r II In lurope had ended. VISIT I-A 81iAUTy IHOP In tbis bunker Hitler with Rua •., BUJ' 'K .. SI'ECIAL. ••~. r FOH. THAT EX'JRA SOMETII'~G 1• ...., "" ~""' Plair ahaplny:, permanent wavtua tian Jbella buratinl arqund him, 1 4:: Door , l:feQin. t:x~eptional. m C hria~mu greetings, stop at 11nd 1tyUaa:. Call 2311, Raclae reaUzed the ji.J waa up and com lUaettnan, .Pomeroy, 0. the Quality Prlnt Shol), North 10·2'7·30tt mltted tuiclde. He shot hlmaeJf ll-:.:1-titt: • I Secnntl A\•e., Middleport, and to death a moment after hla _ _ _:..._ _ _ luok over our many albums. Com- LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH sweetheart Eva Braun had ewal lito6 OLD$ & : TWO DOOR HAilD 1 .,lelo price ".otnge. ed~ delivered and .,pread- on Jowed polson. . top, 2 tont~, • power brakes and (llJ HI, 1'7, 18, 23, 24, 2~. 30; draveways and roads. Shulefl~ Both bodies were taken outside steerme. rad.lo and heater. I 1121 1. 2. 9tc Construction, Phone Middle· bv a. 8 ,...,· ~·· 1 d 'd b S121iib. Call UI.K·M. · ll-23·3tt port 6018. 11-28-UO' '. f' ~· • '~~''' ttre Pace 11 e Y 1 ~~, .:. 0 ::>ote --+de, and a~t . 1 CINn VMO Cart ( Zllb I I Didn't lntarnt Churchill /\U '-"'-kat a11d Modelt Ri!:CONDITIONED TREADLE sEW ~n~urar.cf Hltler'l bunker was a ghastlY MIITROPOLJTAA . ing machme. David HIH, Racine DON STIVERS polnt of Interest for daya there· ~, laiN Ohio. u-~·Ok after and many ~Ultary men and 2 t• rc .~ .. correspondents vtalted it.. - - - . ,,,..,,,..... - 1~ 1\ 1· One day Churchill came there 70 ' ' fltll'le !IUPD lelJ !1• t-or 'l!iolo ·. A'I'IOIIWID• with a Kroup of British offlciala, .::-::=::- :~-;-::::;::--;:-:-:;::;: USED BOATS AND MOTORS, $25 ...._~ =~::--~c.. Including Anthony Eden. I waa HUNilREDS OF USED PANTS and up whHt lhlly lest, MM'ropol· Lrr.,,,,._. ~•· among tbe reportera coverlnJ and &~urta selll111 a~ &Oc each. lto~n M.rlnt S.l•• and 5anlce, their vi•it. Laundered and sterllh:ed. Joe'a _.._ 1 M 1 It p h vvv 491 Lln1:oln lt. Eden and hlo companion• went Carry Out, &64: Locust Street. -'"A""'J· • n ·• •m•roy, 11 P•• OtMII tic 6056-J Mldclll.,.rt down into the subterranean pas· MjQdlt~port. 0. 11 -27-3tc sages of the bunker, but Church·· I 1"11 ""r Rent BARNES-SIMPSON INSURANCE Ill did not. He bad vi&ited the TWO t'RESH COWS. JERSEYS. Agenta, Middleport, Fire, Aut!)' bunker before, and had enough. Pure bred. John Uoudaa.belt, Apartl'l'l•nta, Paopl•'• T•rr•c• tnd •Mblle, Bonda. Phone 6313. So bad I, and I got my feet thorVal• It,, tH •utternut Ava., ll-4!7·3tp Mhl,flvlUe, Oh1o. - - oua:hly wet in the proc:eaa. Ptm•roy, Phoae J28·Y COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO. Churchill remained outside VAIWINT RJYLE. SAVAGE MO· 11 2 IOtp tecUon. Life, Aulo, }'Ire, Polio. among the rubble and empty pedel M-340, .222 Csl. See Harry CaiJ Don MDLI, MJJdleport, trol cana, a rew feet from where Leonard, Cheater, Ohio, or call APARTMENTS - Furnl!hed and Obl11. Hitler's body bad been burned. YUI-2231. 11-28-3tc unflll'lllahed. McMaatera, Middle2 3 tt . port. Phone 8044- M. He lit a elsar. He chatted afLOOM WOVEN RUGS. MAKE fably wltb ua reporter• ill hi1 1 U.ll l'e<JI tSTO r~ beautiful Cb.rl1tma• glfta. Mar· 17 and 8 ROOM HOUSE, o6 BOOM ®mocrattc wa.y. FinaU:r, Eden lha Searll, Cheahire Houle .2, 2 apartment end a room apart- 0 ROOM HOUSE, WITH BATH, emerged . The Cburc_.U party a:ot ment. A. W. Bena:et, Phoae mi. btJow Middleport. ll-lll8·3tp located at 111 Locuat St. Nlc• Into a haU-traet. AI th•Y drove · 310-M. 11 2 Uc location. Melvin Hood. oft Churchill jaunUI)I r•Ited bla II 2 3otp hand, iCave the V·IIID and waved ~OOV CLEAN LUIII' COAL. APARTMENT FOUR CaiJ RuLland, 2-4»32. OrvJUe NIOma. Clo1e to Krogert. Call FOR SALE: SEVEN ROOM Modero hla cigar. Koau•. 11-3-aok 284. ll·1D-12tr home wltb a:ara11e. 011t of hllb 7 YR. MULE. WEIGHS BE· ' MODERN 4-ROOM wettl'. Splendid nei&hborhood. tweell 900 lba and 1000 lba. M. and bath apartment. Girl furOn Mulbflrr)' Ave., Photte 318-J. 10 lM aotp E. Getty• Phon• Z4ao& Rutlond ruce. Pbono """· 11·1JI.8tp c-~·-· KARR & VAN lANDT l' ' I NEWELL'S GARAGE I I :xue' FOR I Marr~;•1;d:t~:1!:;:~~;~~~:;~~ I H::li,N f"E b., Nov. SO, 19&9-7 · Th~ Uihter Side TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channe' 3 Channei ~-Mondo• ;g :g 4::00 Houae on High Street f :30 Split Personality '\:00 Steatnboat . BUI 15:30' Sgt. Preston 8:00 SteamboRt DIU 6:18 Jim Thacker Sh'iW' 8 :~ Wet~.therCut ' 8:30 NfiWI P~cture 8:15 Huntley Brlr.'fi:Jey Report 7:00 Huckleberry Wound 7:3ft People are Fuon,,. 8:00 Lvve and narrial!e 8:30 Tales of W!!lll!l Far,:O ~:00 Peter UUDil ~!30 "-··'y•ar Theater 10:00 ~ Steve •Allen Show li·:OO News rludlinM ii:IO Weather .ut ll:IS J•ck Pa11r Sb01t l:tNl Si~n Off ' (.hon!'lel3--luesdo· , 15:46 8:00 , 7:00 1:00 1;30 Sign On Continental- ClaJSrooln Todu . Katie Doon11 Show' c...edy Time . ~~::;~eu:,;1 11 :00 'Price b Rtcbt 1J :30 Conctntn.t:ton 12:00 'l"rtith or Consequeftees t2:30 lt CoUld Be YOG 1:00 M'ld ~ baY News 1:16 Movietime • Official Italy Sighed Hugely :,. ;: WitlrJoy OVer B~ing lst St~;: 'a' 1111'0i.rs ·NOTI. Pol,_.;lnl It .,.. ., ......at UnltM Pres~ lfttw~flopll ... Wrhl • ·~ .: . : •ntftl 3:00 Yount Dr. Mal01o.t 3:30 From thea, Ro11ti "':00 Hpuse on l ·. ao Spilt mgt~ Strttet n ali .-:erson ty 5:00 Steambotl BIU 56:.1010 Superman LoWrey S))o_...:tim\ B:ll'i Jim THacker Show 8:~. weatherea>t ' 8:48 7:00 7:90 8:30 Ruul''l' llitnl<l'l' llopor' CanDonban La~ie . _,b r """'' and ·lloi!1 li-,Op A . ur Murray PU'\Y · 0!30 10:30 :' 300 "t:U.i \ f:l$ 1:00 Statthne Sgt. Bdkti · Nt~"'it' Re~t411a8 -.¥<!!..:~--· SaO!. ~lir Sftow . Sfs!!' l!lt --wcfis . TV a,-.-:-a"-"-•'-·;OM -=-s Channe o- on d:J i2~t:!o00 &:00 Amt!r!ean 1:0() ' 5:30 My FrJebd F'J.ieka l:Sd tl~tnd"'"aad 1:00 1:311 6:40 6:43 7:00 7:30 8:SO 0:30 . 10:30 11:00 tt:os . 11 : 1~ '1:1!1 12:46 San Francisco Beat You• '&sstt Re.,...,.. W.J,atherman !Olin.. Daly Iiewa Colt .45 Sbirltty- Temple Storyl. wk Bourbon Street !lieat A.dventurea In Paradiee ~an Wltb A C.mera The NeW! Trl'1tgb, St-.nntng th~ 'Weathe, Sport!" Report l,att> Show Siin 00 2:00 2:80 S:OO 1:10.~ 1:00 5:30 8:00 1.1Jt ~:iO lldtled Gdli Lo.. !hac Bob Mulde BJna;o War of Ufe Day In ~ The date Sklrm. Sb,. B-·~t the Cl<ICk Wtio bo You TruJl t\mtrlc•l' 8andlbt,.r IUD Tin Tin San PraneiiCO Beat YoUT ~!;sao Rcpo..-w• W.. ~rm&D 8:45 .Jpbn Daly N~w• '7:00 uOneYritoOnen · 7:30 lironto Chonne18- Tuesdo 0:00 !1:30 1:00 10:00 !1:2! 11:110 .,. ~ r. and' 'id j I '' (I_. I . .,. ,. · - 'ft.IM --· Bernard Baruclt Pays Tribute FOR JM room eutta&e. BrownfoU .A.vtnue To Churchill Middleport. Gu floor fur1111ct, . oi.o- . II 30 3"' NEW PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. M2:.QO Notblnl better for Chrilt• m•• living. one year uDC!cmdltlonal auarantee. Set them now at lbe Quality Print Shop, Mid· dltport. II 110 81< • flOe CHRISTMAS TREES IIOc Your eMk!e Jarce or amau. toe eaeh, oboul De<. -71h. r~t'oMirlrlloport OJII{lO a.m. l1J 7tiO.p.m. , ' II 30 1111 ~ VIEII'COMPACT VACUUM eLlA· ,,_1 ~D. Dolly Sentinel, Pome~·Middlopi,ri>, • food eGPdttiell. TOOII, like 11 30 •~w. CaiiiH-11. ate uiiFiiiimsHED SALE ALL MODERN kitchen, bath, .to1m wl ndow. month. 123 llA! barthlt (UIJ baM'ment. two ear aara•e. tsaOO.OO. Ph~• Mlddl.port · 8M6-k.. " 1$-20-tlC! 11·26-8\c: WITH '6~ ~Uil bath, plut rar~h from businen ..-11 24 6tn POMIROY RURAL - ' • rwm KOVSE: "' of DOUBLE nvE J frame, recently cOnalrueted, oak rooms and tt.th. 870 South Sec- floora, large front poreh, larw:e ond, Middlaport, ~6 per month. ' lot on State Route. $a000.00. Phcm.e ""· Pomeroy. Circle'• Terms. Rutaurant. I I 27 St~ $$00.00 DOWN - 6 • room frtmt, FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN MIN· bath, water uatem, a:oad road, 2 milee from Col.ltthouH. tuOO.OO envUle, lhtfle room• r«ently IURAL HOMI -VIew ef Raute 7, rtmodeled Qa.OO a month. 8 room•. bath, llllll, ..•-· •y - · - --===,.-,= ~~Pit~one~~88~1~2~-M~.~i~~l~1-~2ll~·3~te~~lar&e 30 !ate Help 1201 BusInP-11 Services ·spot .' . ' . ·On .·Your Rdd~o Dlol · F.o" T:tf.l Of. ,the."'ebtiJ;:wt;:. i,,.., i:ii ' . .. h5Sf.M; ' . P.M.' P.M. t' ~~!'!: r~e ~ J;~.:.'to~y oi Ii I ,9:;9 0 . •U l•., NEW YORK IJPI-Bemard M. I r·H '' Bareuch clotelt Amerlclft friend of ' Slr Wbatoh 0Ufl:,bill, ~aid 1 warm tribute today to tbe famoua Brltlah attteeman on Cburc:hiU'a BOth birthday. I·~-· The •averbalred, eo real'Gld b A ' Barueb ~id tlult , ••tp.. lrM men .,. ~V,, ahould "lebrate JQ!. Cburchlll'a ·, ,t blrthday.•r ·~ '· • "He etood tlone when Enaland .> had her back to the W'lll," Baruch said. "Adverait)' brou&bt out the beat in him." "He alwayt ab~ed a tremeftd· ous •mount .of eoutil•. He reP" t th fin 11 ~---i I lh VIIOIL hltiNMa . Jot.TIAPORD, $7000.00. terms. ,.... Britain. ~' lex 22t Phone 1. .Y ' Prltn<lo ,.,. 40 Yoon 11-2&-atc Baruah .... -....,.., Cltilrclllll lor I'J7I FOR SAUl • 10 ROOM JIOUSB y..n-''llol ilnb'. In lhol with baih, ruel oU furnace, aU ~;~~.of e~ but alto aa a WHAT'I THII ' storm wtndowa and dOOI'I, " ~ undenlfndtq human bedtance ol a lifetime for a per• t b i Good II d acrea in vlllace ol Letart Fallt, manen ua non. pro tan Ohio. Melvin Howard. 11°" 3tc no enb !nveatm11nt for atock, "" but wiU ne.d cooct car or truck. Wily not check with us nowr Watldna Product&. Inc., Dept. E. .Box 8150, Barberton, Oblo. (II) 10 (12) ' !•••to IN T.ine .ln ··· '· .... •..,;a' .. I : £ . ... 1111 • '. ~· 'Jl. ,..,I/ L• J ., !1( ~ { I .. �. ....)· ·. f. Amos Leonard, worthy master, presided and it was decided . Elecllon of offtcers for the _comthe next m~eting on December mg year .was held when the WtlUng tO. .\ f:Ul,lck dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Members are Workers class of the Enterprise ~ E.U.B. Church met Frtday evemng ~ ... _ canned food, clothing or toys for needy ch!l· at the Church with Mra. Thomas una ill the county. These articles Bentz as hostess. 'till tJ, ,clven to the. Ja~cees for an article "Someone Sewed the Group singing "Oh Worship The cllttribution. · A ~tribution was Peace' by Mrs. John Erwin. Mrs. King" opened the meeting followed •·de ;,:_ to the Ohio _ Gra nge y ou th Fred Leifheit had a Thanksgiving with prayer by Mrs. Bentz, the """d. quiz after which the program con· • eluded with a reading ''Today 1 reading ·of Psalm 100 b:.< Mrs. John • "A Tblllbglving Harvest" was Give Thanks" by Mrs." William Smith and a poem "Giving 'FhankJ" Cbe theme of the program by the Grueser. by Miss Dorothy Long. ~. Mrs. Huber Brown. ~em· . 1 Mtss Long was selected as pr~sl· 'ien anawered roll call with what I At the close of the meellng re- dent, Mrs. Huber Brown, v1ce . Ole)' bad to be thankful for. Two freshmen Is were served by the president, Mrs. Carl Moore sec:reartlcles were read, "Early Thanks· Home Economics Committee. tary, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, t;easurilviDI" by Mrs. George Skinner er, and Mrs. Myrtle Long birthday Clld "TbiJ We Have" by William treasurer. Plans were completed 4ru~. A pc/em. "A Thanksgiving for a Christmas dinner to be held l)ream" by Mrs. Brown preceded at the . Rock Springs Grange hall and Will be served by the ladies 1 of the grange on December 11. Refreshments were served bY the rL hostesa to eight members at the ""l'IUrC The Youth Adult Ctass of the close of the meeting. C:. Heath Methodist Church of Middle port were in charge of the open. -The Men's Fellowship of the ing service during the Sunday I'Q1rt Baptist Church of Middleport School hour at the church yestermet Bt the church last Friday even· day. 1111 for a social time. Tony Fowler, · Bernard Fultz was the leader Jlruldent presided over the short for the service and also gave a Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brten, new· bll'liness meeting. devotional talk using the topic, lyweds, were honored recently with f>urlne the evening, refresh- "Deci•ion." Miss Sharon Jones was pianist a miscellaneous shower given by menta of pie and ice cream and Mrs. Clara Adams, Mrs. Barbara eolfee were served to the group. for the service. Whitlock and Mrs. Doris Adams, at the horne of the Brides parents, \l!r. and Mrs. Marshall Adams, Le· tart Falls. . A pink and white rotor schem' Take care of wils carried out In the decoration. your shopping list Gifts were placed on a table, which with casli. had streamers extending from the four corners to a wedding , bell In Loans made to the center. men and women, Games were played during the , married or single. to evening with prizes awarded Mrs. Raymond Proffitt, Mrs. Opal Zerkle, Miss Barbara McNickle, Mrs. Lowell McNickle, Mrs. Ross Norris, Mrs. Floyd Norris, Mrs. Harold Byrd, Miss Kathryn Pow· ell, Mrs. Frances PhUson and Mrs. Kathryn Hunt. 300 W. Second St.- lihone: 432, Pomeroy After the couple opened. their many gifts refreshments of cup cakes with pink icing and topped with a white wedding bell, Ice cream centered with a wedding bell, tea, coffee and mints were served. Jo have a Christmas party at . I V-8 Goes To Every Table t Young Adult Class Leads Services At Heath Church . I $25 to $1000 * You Can Depend On Us For Quick Service Brighter colors, better cleaning, finer pressing! Robinson's LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS Cleanen PHONE 8!0W RHONE 122 Ill lllddleport In Pomeroy INCLUDING A rrt.idaln - Belriaerate t'a9 .... Gu Rup ••• MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS _ HOWl •• 1 ', same I M II ........._ su•· 'dUta ~-:.e~;celved' fllllowtng. I - • ~ln the • Mrs. IJ,obert ~enbac~, . -)(r3. Raymond E. Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ewlne and aon, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Baxter, .:>Irs. Hazel Rny, Mrs. Betty Diddle, Mrs. Ren.-.Myer• Mra. Elizabeth LYons, utah Swan Lyndall Lyons, Mra. Lola Jones; Mrs. Mary tBentz, · l5es&ie Stitt, Mr. and :.US. Robert Jlartill, Mr and Mrs. Carl Morril. 'Cary and Carla, Mn. MatilYD Spires, Mrs. Carol Jones, Mrs. Ray lly~rs, Mrs. -Mary King,- Mr, and Mrs. Norman Baxter . and fllllily, Sail)' Allilon, Mary K. Rou~h. llfn. Neva Ballq, Mn. Audrey Torren~. Sall)r and Cookie, Mrs W. A.. ::.forgan, ·Mrs. .Anna Wheeler. Franll:le Cbapniall, Nol'ma Euler abd Joyce1Davls. 0\Jin . '· C.o.u_n.v PtA C.lforus •1 T.1·Hol~ Me.eting Th. urs , day EvenJf19. . .• . The flrat meeting of the Parenta and 'l'e.chen Chorua of the Meigs Count1 G911t1Cil PTA will ,be held Th11raday evening at 8 p. m. at the Pomeroy Senior High. or Young ladies like our expe·r t dry · cleaning whic.h restores !'he sparkle IYf their party clo!Jhes. Yours t 00,I Trv us ~-- -, soon . ' Robinson'• 1 Maan . I About People In pOmeroy honor at a stork shower given rrl· day at the home }f Mn. Homer Baxter· in Pomeroy. . Tit~ door prize wu won by Mn. .Bufle Stitt ~d game prlr.es by Mn, Rat.: Jlyer., lllrs. }(athleen The .chorus Ia open t!l all parenta and teachers of the Melga County and lntereated 'persona are ••ked to attend this meeting. U it Ia Lmpoa. 1ible to attend thil first meeting, thote illterested, are ·asked to call Mri Paul Tbelllj 'Midcjleport and reglater for the chorua. 'l'be PTA unlta ot the eounty have Weil contaelell .and asked that each unit. be represented in tile chori!B. .' . .: . · l'resh as a flower for party·tlme% Tri-Lal&er Cleuen New officers of various clubs throughout the ccunty were ven Information on thet:3eration of clubs. Eleven clubs of e count y were represen at tbe meeting. . Insll'uctors at the meeting were - · Mrs. John Ho)lidlY, cqunty tiome agent, who instruct· ed presid-ents; Mrs. Arnett Roush y . of Letart who inatrutted vice pres· ~ idents and treuurers; Mrs. Mar"'- shall Fowler, secretaries; and Miis Janet Wallace, 4-H cl!lb agent, . instructed ·reporters. lr LUCILLE HAWKINS 'Following the sesalon, a meeting of the county executive committee Jack Weese, student at Jlhlo was held and material for the year· University, Athens •pent ThankJ.. book was compiled for printing. giving with his parents, Mr. and Present were Mrs. Holliday, Mrs. Mrs. C. B. Weese. He returned to Arnett Roush, preaident; .Mrs. Athens Friday and left with a Frank Reynolds, past president; group to attend the Sigma Theta and Mrs. Marshall Fowler, aeere- Epallon r"ional conclave at Bucb· tary. anan •. W. \'a. Present at the training meetine Th.Uaglving dinner gueats of were Mrs. Ei'ma Dotson, Mrs. Mr. and ·Mrs. Willard Ebenbach Betty Sayre, :Mrs. Evetyn J . MeDan· and daueht.en were hla parent.; iel, Mrs. M81'1hall Fowler. Mrs. Mr.•,~- .Mrs. J. Ebersbacb. · . Mrs. Claude Hutted and mother, Donald Haynes, Mn. Lleulo Ro\Uih, Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. c. P. Stout Mrs. Earl Brown spent the week· Mrs. W. H. · Re~l, Mrs. llary end In Columbus. Bright, Mrs. Allen Thoma. .Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Claren~ Might Jr. l!iez Newm~n-, Mrs. Malcolm Saund· : and ilon Ricky of Ba..U were over· ~rs njJbt· cue•t' or hi• ata~r ana broMn, J,.eater lfor~man, llfn. Ho- ther-ln·lllw, Mr. and Mrs. WWard mer Johnaon, 'MrS. George Johnson, Ebersbach,Thuraday. ' · .Mt:'l. Alonzo DlekeiiS, Mrs. Rupert Mr and Mrs. Lawrence MIChl Rice, Mrs. Arnett Rnush, Mrs. .J. J. and . Karen Ann of PrinceReed, Mrs. Earl :Mohr, :Mrs, Fi'ank ' were FrldlY lunclleoli ~~:Je~ Mrs. Holliday and )(las Mr. and Mn. Wlllird' c. Bride's Parents Honor Couple At Shower Recently , ......... ft . I .'M F II h' • en s e ows •Ph Mee ts At1T . or r':ocia ime F ., Training Session Hetd At Pt. -Pleasant Mrs. Ronnie Myers for Officers of Mason Women's Clubs Guest of Honor A tralni~g session for officers of the Mason County Farm At St kSh OWer Women's clubs WQ held recently In the Board of Education . Or office building at Point Pleasant. Mn. Rnnnie Myers wu guest of ........nge Members Collect Gifts For ASH Willing Workers • t · Patients; Plan Collection For Needy Elect Officers L Gif-ts w~e brought for the Athens. State Ho_s pital patients At Class Meetl'ng ""en the Rock Sp~ Grange met Friday everung. . . ..a.. . ""'"" . f \ Dat.ea Are ~ .1-~ea. Ch1cle's . 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