https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ca8a92ec905a937a7216171118e066bc.pdf 314e2eb0d3ba5f7dfb479b5a1d5c28e9 PDF Text Text ' . '· . • • 'I ..... '. .. Weather I I . } Ir I romero), nbto TONIGHT .1nd FRIDAY "THE MAN lN THE NET" Ah·tn Ladd ~ Diane BreW8ter SATURI;JAY '·QUEF.N OF OUTER SPACE" Zsa Z!la Gabor, EJ:ic Fleming .., .,.,, ., .... ' -~GOOD/iiEAR I ' Yovr tporo and •nothor trodo-ln tiro con cut your cath outlay I U you'M drlvtn1 a '00, ·m or 'M car and the 1pare tlJ(l that came new with your car 111 uouled It'• worth One new.'}...T Suburbanite in trade. Then wt~1l live fOU lop allowan~ for one ol the othur llrea: from I ! also - "WOLF LARSEN" Barry Sullivan - Gitz Hall ®SUBURBANITES ., - )"'?W' car toward• tho purdn1se Of • 1e00nd 3-T Suburbanite, Safer wlnblt drlvtng will be )'OUI'I lm an UDbe.lievably low e Q/ANT.SavingsJ on th• . ' HOOVER 65 (whll. they laot) .... """"'I ears, was tn lhe 3·T SUIURIANITE llltts through •ow IYI~CAP "· wru·. . 'With Hoawr's ••clutlve cleaning sys...;. aU · of the dirt is removed-fostl Carpels regoln frtshne" and brightneM they hod when new. I Automatic '"I edJutlnMnt makes cl10nlng' with tkt llgktwelghl Hoover a br.. lt. klngala• throw.awoy llo1 needs changing' lea~ often h.ca11" It holds more dirt. Ou.. r vinyl jacket can be wiped elton- won't fode. 1 New two-spud motor gives 50% More I\ICI.I01t .with oltachmenta. · -· .. .luy -tho lott-luy-a Hoovorl, -- co "You'IIIJke Our Service" "Home owned & operated" i W. llblD 81. Pomeroy BAKER FURNI'TURE On The Brlghl..l Comer Ia MIDDLEPORT Following Ba Will Be Closed THE DAY AFTER CHRISTMAS • roum. Other arrangem~:nts used in decorating the home lndulied an ar· red rost!s .surroundrangement ed b,Y Eskimo angels in lilcights. Thl8 wu made by MriJ . Philson and was Ulied on the dining roum table. , DEEPI RIZER Oil dinin~ or NOTHING CLIANS YOUR C ARPm -AS AS A HOOVII UPRIGHT Saturday, December 26th, 1959 ,The buffet arrangement made by Mn. Charle!i Alia ••·• ' Dury and wall a cylinder ~;~'l"~;n-cd ..andle with milk pods, poin~cttas •md evergreen. 1 The devotions which open ed the meeting were given by Mrs. C. E. Blakeslee and Mrs. William Slater .vas iu charge t~f the program for the evening. The program was opened by Suillanne Bradbury's vo~:al solo, "Si· tent Night.'' Mrs. forrest Bachtel 1 pre11ented a group of Christmas teadlngs and the group singing of Chrittmas carols by Mrs . .Arthur ; Skjnner and idrs. Paul DaVI.s pleted tbe program. The .&:i!t wrapping I I ":'''~~~.\!• JWarded Mrs.buaine~ Cecil Durin& tothe I .:onducted by the preaidel)t, ; \ly Reynold• the followiog ,ppointed on the Chri•t'mal DC proaram, lin. Slater, Nelle)' Fey and Mra. Coati. Church Officials Hold Christmas Partv I th; -6eacons and ~:;~~~~::::~ 1f the Flnt United _P .::hurch met Wedneada)' Jt the churth ior the1r regular neetlng after whteh they enjoyed J Clu'lstmaa party. Durin& tbe nade for a >e held at the :Oth and -Mra. Paul md Mrs. Ltai!Y Gregg were wluted to m1ke preparaUan1 .he eommunian alirvice. Nere 1l1o made to vUlt the na the thureb . . the Followlnc 1roup adjourned or room when bome made THE OTIZ£NS NATICNAL BANK- Middleport THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK- Racine THE RACINE HOME BANK- Racine TH. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK- Pomeroy·Ritlland THI BANK & S~VINGS CO. - Pomeroy UNIVERSITY Guests were .~:reeled on the porch wJll work in conjnnclion wit h tile by two spollighted artificial snow· ~liddlcpurt Garden eJub -a nd the men. The sifts for the exclumge Chnmbcr of Commerce on the were plarH undt:!r the li(lhted Chrb:tmas Ug/1ting contest of theChri5tmas ·tree In the hallway 111.1> town . The con lest, wbloh M- open they entered the home . The man· to the puhltc, will he jwl g-ed bY 1 Ue waa decorated in white with out -of-town judg e ~ who will cnn - · trees and angels. A reindeer com- ~id e r the fullowim: points in their plete with flashing eye and muvin~ judgin~; : SLACKS~ l l) Tl1ir\y points will be given on artisti.:- merit with consideration to design , compositiou and arrllngl•ment of element~. and color scheme. Twenty points for originality consideration to new light dfects and new ways of Ull· '"' sta ndard devices such as Jum plaquc!l, Mndles, cut-out1. wrP11 ths and shapes formed with Christmas lamps . (3) Thirty points !or lighting technique with consideration to the use of regular Christmas lamps. the use of spot aud flood lamp& · with or without filters and the use or other lamps such as tluore11cent lamps, circllne, rellector and eolor lam(>8. (4) Twenty poinl.l on inienuity with consideration in thf using structure of the house and uslnK surro undin~:s to advantage. ~ Plans were also made -to take ar· rangements or gifts to the Athens State H06tJital. The traveling prize contributed Mrs. E. 0. Rail was won bY Mrs. ~!thttr !Skinner and :drs. Bruce awarded the door prize. (2) or ~~:::~: the girt exchange l'tl· were 1erved by the wlth Mrs. Reynolds pre- the coffee aervice and at the bowl. [~f:1~:~~~:~;;.~~~~~~ i ELB ERF ELDS SAVEA~T~B~EN~.~FP~.A~N~K~U~N~~~~~~-~~ ·* .Shop Early In Pomeroy While A1sortmen.b Are Qomplete Toys Golore, Chrlltm•• Triml}' Tree Trim• ming,, Games, Gifta . for th• ·. ; Home, Greeting Cord1, WraP: : . ping Mahrl,l, Candy• • ' · USE QURLAY·AWAYPLAN A Small Deposit HOlds Any Mer\:bandlse 'til Christmas. Latin American Holiday theme With South Of th~ Border music is one part of the Showmobtle "Otie For The Road Show" coming to Wabama High Sunday al3 p,m. in a &ingl~, free performance. • �tHE DAILY SENTINeL ~IJPlentating ......... lCEBER.G otAD AHEAD - SIR! Editorially Christmas Trec Crowing In Ohio l\ \ruh 25 :s(I[ J ll:sl ~Ull pl l un t ot thr l} g1ven l b} Mrs L!ovd McLaugh (ht!slmt~ \\ll<. Oh!O gl0\1 11 lif't s \irrs and 11 pt Jl tt<.;.dl~ til tt ct :c. should oe teftlled several tunes A la1ge tree "Ill tansume f1 om a pmt to a quart of water Ill th(' fust 24 hom s Tht s rate wtll slow do\\n unhl by the end of the fust week 1t \\Ill use vet v httJe water The unportancc of thts y, a let ts to keeo tho needles fre~h and mmst and this Will constderably reduce the hre hazard carpenter and f:umly Mr and Mrs B R Allen Retha ~1 (ole was co h o~tess Giime~ we1e 1la}ed durmg the and Duane Allen sho ppt'd m Porn E ~ro y Frida} e1cnmg and prue s awarded ttMr and Mr ~ 'A>af'k Cornell Mu Th omas Scot\ a.nd Mrs Ear East Liverpool spent the week ~ old n 1 Ohw ts w dl be Ohto growu ll1 peups com1 JOnly planted lot ( 111 J:st trJ ls IHl s 111 Ohw are S~ o t lh f'me 1 4~ pe1 t.:C'Ill \VIult l'ttw tU pet rent) Red PUll { 10 Pl'r <:c ntJ N'OfWllt) SpiUCe (10 per cen!J rTII" t £ llam ous pmes spt uces and fir :c. about 20 pr 1 r ult rite ptne s long needled till' S} \'d ) I retalll thtu neuHes mtnh longer than the spr uces r~h<11 t nef'd ltd ) and fot I ht s 1 cason ate the mnst po~ular sell e r Most Inn us of ( hnstmas t rees ltke a svrn metn eal nut too den~e tree about SIX f eet tali wtt h bt anches umformly spaced so that dr co rat mg 1s caster and more attractive No matter \O,. h<t1 kmd of tree ts <:hosen tt ts desu a hi e to put the tree 1n a holder w1th a \\.ater eon!, mer and keep the contamer fttl ed The fnst 24 hours the tree wi11 usually cons ume a lot of water, alld the contamer • R I n at her home on Pilmt'rO} Rt 3 I~1 1' t n~tk( ' of Mrs Ml"l Steel was guest of Durst Long Bottom and w ns V1c honor <~\ a Iavette shower recent and Tom spen t Sunday w1th Eber h the hop( ol lVlr\ gt O\Hi th1t t/,~ tune wtl! tom I Whln New Haven News Of The eek 1 2- Dallv Sentinel Pomeroy MlddleJIOrt 0 Der 11 , 1959 - - - - - - - - --Mrs. Mel Steel Stiversville Honored With Social Items Mr and Mrs S W Durst Layette Sh OWer Porlland '"d Mr ,nd "" R nest Grimm elld wlth h1s paren ts Mr and Afler thP h ono1ed guest open Mrs Frank Cornell ed J1e r llHIIl~ g1fl~ rt'fre~hrnents Mr and Mrs John Dubbms and 1 ;wre SCI ted by the lwatesses to Mrs Harrv Brown M1ss Betty Eastman Mrs Johll Ba1k•y Mrs S<:oll Mrs Roberl Card Mrs Bud Morgan Mrs Wa1d Wmdon Mtss I Margaret Well Mrs Wi lham Hell man Mrs Gnmm 1:11 d son Paul Mr\ Harry Brooks Mrs Clair Spencer and .Mrs Al-..m Rulisell Sendmg g1fts hut unallle to at tend were 1\lrs Charles Coeglem Mrs Albert Goe,!llem Mrs Clar ence Douglas Mrs Henry Frank Mrs Kenneth Gro\er Mrs Coy Starcher Mrs Harley Hanmng Mrs Ivan Well Mrs Elelyn Ro rnme Mrs Leonard Lanham Mrs Fronk 'lrs Id' R,d!ord Mrs C I Arnold Mrs Robert Pamter Mrs Clyd&- Well and daughter Eleanor Mrs Leo Qm ~cy Mrs V1r1Jl Rousll Mrs Jcnn) Roush Mrs Dave Wlihams Mrs George Abbott and daughter INma and Mrs BtU Chapman I I y,,, Mrs. Otmer Grimm Entertains Jolly Club At Dinner Dr. Kottman Is Mu Dwi&ht D E1aenbower an~ N~ed D Of Dr Poul Dudley White wtll oerve ean } aa Honorao Chaltman and Co- OS A Sch (,balrman re1pect1vely of the g 00 natloul Heart drive wu Mn. Eleenhower, Dr. White 1'o Serve sons Columbus were weekend guests of her parents Mr and 'Mrll Edgar Brewer and Leauna Mrs Albma (,Juescnramp 1s Vlsllmg her molher Mr and Mrs Charles Cochran and Sally Ward Wells Run ' Marga ret Durst and l..eanna Brewer spent Saturday mght w1th JO) ce C1rde of Mornmg Star Mrs Fanme Durst , ISlted her st•ter ~Jrs 1\lah Roush and fam tl) Portland Sunday evenmg I r 0al'I y Sentmel , Daybook •_ _ _,_, _ _:__ _ _ _ __J I 1- TO HAY& PARTY The Loyal Bereans t:I ass of the Middleport Church of Christ Will h~:~ve their Christmas party th1s coming Monday evenu;tg at 7 so at the church A $1 00 a:ift exchange ts bemg planned for both the men and women of the dass I That TV Farr. Found Wrong By Younpter Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midtlleport, 0, Dec: 11, 1~ ,. "est V'IrgiDia ..t to ~~or empl.,_ "' ~ !rom ,...loa hollda)o -~ .,.._ PIAl JUPITIR MIHILI painful leuon You cant beheve BIRTHDAY DINNER ,Willlom R Powoll Mrt Fred Sayr< lllro Vir1inlo Sharbou&h CAPE CANAVERAL, rio UPI everythml you tee oa TV Mr and Mrs David Fields Jr Rou1h Rev and Mn Welch, ldrt Clarence Thomaa, Mra Yon I ~ lint 1A a Nrin of t:hartlnl - An mtermedl.llte ran~• Jupltat recentlt' enterllltned w1th a dm M n McGrew Mrs "H L Dyer, ker and Mrs O.vld Rouab 1960 Tbe televllion perf.ormer wbo cJu.~e~ wUI be at 10 1 m. Saturday miallle wu Neceuf\111J tln4 oer party ln honor of theU" dau Mn H p Ro 11sh Mu. Buni• ROTARY Fund 1l ghter, Angela's aeventh birthday Mrs Herman Layne Mrt Robert The Rotal')l Club met Thuuda)' announced today Thll wHI mark COLUMBUS UP1-Dr Roy M broke up el&ht razor bladu and In the collllt)" Board of Education 1 700 milel down the AUant..W: IPiUilt.! ran&e Wedneldaf nicht. Those attending were Mr and Layne Mn Carroll Adam" Jr evenmg at the Hartford Metbo- the third year for the Kottman today wa1 named Dean lhoved them In hia mouth <:hewed Bhddmg m Pt PJeuant Any 4-ll club member who la 10 lt was the lith 1Uectlf in J8 Mrs Btrdle Roush Mrs Le•ler Mrs PhtUp Wolpert, Mn Wa& dl.tt Cburcb for their dmner meet Jl"tnt Lady and the famed author of Ohio State Um ven1ty 1 College them. w1th apparent relish ~n at years of aee as of January 1 1110 Jupiter flrln&s and the tblrd Dodson and daughter Janey Mr enhals Mrs Harold Johnson, Mra ln& Clyde Foley tpOke w tbe lty on heart dtlea~e to aerve u of Agrlcultura and Home Econo- ard d~Jded lO have a tty and Mrs Glen Weaver, Jenmfer Johnny Rou sh, Holly Layne, Debra group on raising of the 1tandard8 campaign atdea In tbeae capau:lties mJCI and dLrect.crr of the Ohio tht trick He ended up 1n hospl and wbo bat completed 1t l.ult ltral&bt miNile succeu bert tbil two yean of dub work prior to and FreC&dle Mr and Mrs Robert Karr Bruce Adams and guest of the high acbool He .UU!d that The 1960 Heart Fund drive Wlll Experiment Statton at Wooater, Lal the t:urreot club year may partid Beach Mtcky and Amy Mr and speaker Mrs Proffitt Point Pleasant H~.gh School 1J the be conducted here durtnl the erreetJVe next June He II 42 pate In the program AlJo mem Mrs Wtllls Dav Marsha and WSCS onl)' clau A high school tn Jb month of February by th.e Central The umvenlty s board of trua15 bers who are at least l4 yean old Timmy Afternoon vuttors were Mn Bill Howard wa 1 hosteP son County and the only belong OhiO Heart ANOCtatJon U part of tees voted unammou1ly to appo1nt as of the aam ... d.te and who have the nationwide driVe of tht! Amen Kottman now Dean or Aencul Rev and Mrs Wilham Wilson and to the WSCS of the Methodist mg to tbe North Central completed at Jeut one yur of Becky Robert Ball and Shirley Church Tuesday evening at her can Heart Anociatlon ture, Forestry and Home leonoclub work m1y pre-chart Dodson \home Mrs o J Howard sr, ser Attending were Herm1n Layne mJct at West V1rgmu Umverlity WOMEN ved as procram leader !or the Roush Uoyd Rou1h, Rlcb HIGH LOW TEMPI He succeeds retiring Dean Leo Mn D(R'(Ithy CnhdoUu and The Umted Lulhoran Church evenmg Her top>O w" "Thor., Ord Dr John Rldgwoy, J L NEW YORK UP! - The Ioweot L Rummell who De< 31 dau&htero Mory Jane ond Jeome 11 women of Sl Poul s Clrurch held A Hu•h of Exp..,lstton, Jack Fleoher, Jomeo temperature readmg m the naUon Until Dr Kottman tokeo over entertained the Youth Fellow.. lp Tbe ehartlni program deolp their annual Chmtmas dmner on tsmg the fad that Cbrlstlamty 1s Clyde Foler Rame WU Jthl" morning was 6 degrees above tbe post he will 5erve u a con· croup {)( tbe M E Church re- ed to live Jll1d.anee and analyail Wodnesday noon , th• chureh " home m many lond• A 11Uier Alton zero at Marquette M1<h, and aullant at OSU •nd ouoclate dean cently with 17 memben preaent ol the member m oucll orou u 4-H 1 Fo\lowmg the dmner meet exchange was then held Jr J Boatlc. Arthur I Piney Wyo the weather buruu T Ccott Sutton will be acttng Alter the bullness aesllon games club experience career explora mg opened w•th the .,ngmg of Mn Frank Thomp•on pre•lded Ph1bp Wolpert. E L reported The high re'dmg Thun dean ol the college were played, refuahmenta of lion• bfe enrl<hment ouu..htp tho hymn 0 How Shall 1 Recel" " the meeting Tho club voted to Stem Fr'nk Thompson Earl day wu 81 degree•" Laredo, Tex Wilham E Knuse will be act homburgero 1>u" and Kool Aid ,getttn< oloog wtlh other people: Thee DevotiOnal pertod was led purchase pamt for the sanctuary Clark Thomas Reed and Rev IMt Carmel 0 wlU conduct the mg director o! tbe experiment were served to <:ontJude the Jreereat1on, and let.ure ume acttv by R" Jack T Woleh He ex Attondmg wero Mro Rufu• David >'reeman aervle., oogmnmg ot 7 30 p m ""•on dunng the lnte<•m meellDO •uea ond hulth Debae ZO Light plamed the use of the Advent Elcesstir Mrs Mont Wilson Mrs WSWS PIRSONALS ObJet Agriculture Director Ro)). Among thoe;e lied h b Eat:h montb a teHlOD will be Wrealh m the homo ond ,.ureh Glen Smith Mro Wally c,.to, The WSWS of the EUB Chureh Mrs Ohve Grimm Is 0 medleal ert Terhune told the truoteeo the death of M "A. Shere Y ICbeduled to dileuoa thae vartoUI TwiDihtc Sell Rev Wekh then ht the wreath Mro Frank Thompson Mrs 0 J Tueoday evening ol the PlliOnt ot MIOon CtmiC that lowo .. rocullurol ofllclolo wore Mr ond Mra Front ph.... of clwl and road •ever'l •wpture pru;- Howard Sr, lllr• 0 J with lllrt Fred Baley and hm told him that Kottmon Ia of Columbua Mr and Mrt H • The Mountain Cllmben 4-H Club &agea tins was followed w th a Mrs Wlllord Fear Mn Jen Abel Bryant serving aa Mr ond Mro Philip Wolpert one of the ouUtandlDI mea In ard Shumwoy of Raymond, Will preoent I ChrtBtmla proerom 1 prayer Mrs James Howard, Mra Chorleo meotin& wu opened ond Suzanne were m Columbuo tho !1eld Dot Shumway and oloter TboiiiUI •• tho monthly meotlnll of tho 4-H The program for the day was Leeler Mrs.. J L Stewart and alnlin' of several over the weekend Vllltin& relativ of New Cutl.e Pa Mr and lin leadl!l't and toUueiloJ's at 7 30 P 111 Multiple Upt Sell presented hY guest speaker Mra tho hosteu Mrs Howard carols ond Mill Ethel " Torpedoman'o Mate Herbert Ch,mbero and 11r and m ThundaY the Appolochaln Ray Proffitt who gave a reading FARM WOMEN MBIT leading tbe Jl'OUP in pray Mrs H N Rouah has returned R ... _ Mn R.lt:hard Clwnber Mlddl&- Power Compuay auditorium Thom OUid- Ugbt Sell , play titled "A Ch•ld I• Born The Rhododendron Farm Wom Mra T Bert Routh wu 1D home alter bolq a med•col pa .,.,..signed Here port ' 10 Wllllamo, ,....ldOIII of the ..,.. Twblkle Belli 8 of tbe busine•• meetlng tlent at Pleasant Valley Ho.nltal ATHENS - Chlef To---'"'mon elatloD, wiD be in charee of devol b h Id their nnual Christ 11 01 C th lth d Caadle Sell The program was c1oseFrom w e 1an u edmner Tbundoy a • ...,......report ,mgmg of • Angels The ma•s turkey noon 1lrl Jomeo Gilbert and"roou Mate Lee R Jackson USN, Mr ond Mn Frank Gale and ono Reolms of Glory , at the club house Mro Edno Clork ,.rved II pro- vtalted relatives In Fairmont, W ed today to the !O<a! Na"" Be aliter !lira Gladyo Bau&hmon o1 The 19110 yearbook committal And Mony Other gram leader the topie wa1 "One Va, several day" la1t week crultme Station sernng Athena Gabanna were weekend cueata of wt1l meet at nooa Saturdty iD the Chrhl,.... .,_.,,•..._ Mn Howord wagenhals preFollowing the dinner the World 111rou&h Chrl.t" thla wu and Mflg• Counll.,, to rellm Gun thw brother m law and aliter, county omnllon off!« The com J ,.ded ,, the b"'mess meeting A meetmg opened w1th the pledge on lnternotiOnol A play Robert JobDJion Cbarleo Lo• ner's Mate Fir" Cl"' Febx Benoot, >lr and Mrti Roy ThoiDU ond mdtee ln<ludeo""' Phyllio lllller, report from the nomm,tmg com to the flag and the slngmg of topic wu g1ven with ter, Jomeo Gilbert and Robert who w1H report 1o OIIICer'• Indoc Mrs Lillie 111omu who la eelo cbalrmln Mrs Gerald Rood, Kn m ttee w" g ven and aecepted S•tent Night" Durmg the bu•l Llovmll playlq tho , Cooke wero In Charleoton on Frl tonnat10n School ot Newport R hratlng her 89th hirthdoy onnl lluaiOD See, ond Mlal Janet Eoheo> 1 preo denl Mr• ness meeting pl•n• for two dm· 1 W•genh'b Mn Holland, Mrs Ber day and SaturdOJ taking the exam I m the nm future ' veroary our Complete W1th Bowl • Stand 1 Harry Layne voce pre,.dent Mrs nero to bo 'l'rved were made playing the atudent I for Stole Engineers Lleense Clue! Petty OffiCer Joebon West Vrrg1nla a chompJOn 4-H W•lllam Powell treasurer, Mr• One wa• served on Dee Oth and , Mrs Thomas Hoff ' Mrs Georoo 11loyer and Mn •Ill., th't the N"Y " presently Mn I. F Reynold& of La 11..., Uveotock Judgiog Team from Pen Donald Bumgardner, secretary, the other Doc lith to the .,.,.. the student from F c Rei<hert attended a two day •tre.,mg the Na,. s Stay m Calli' came by plano to ottend dleton county took filth place m Mrs J v McGrew eh,irman of Motber'a Club and the Goodwill Ollie Roush ploylng meotinJI of State Library Trulleel Sehool pobcy ond lhe many oppor the funeral of her mother 1lrf. a !laid of 20 stale teomo, m t.be Na educat•onal committee, Mrs Cia" The club planned to make from Alrlco and Mrs. ls.t week m Charleoton. Mn tumt,.s that the Nary hu to offer Moroml So•man at Beverly and ttonal 4-H Ll..,tock Judglnl Con 11 Johnny Rouah, eha1nnon of chris- b"kets !or •hut ma and older Howard Burris playing the otu Thayer Ia chatrman library com h•gh "hool gradual" m one ol the now vlllting her brother, Pool lett dunng the tntornoUonal LJve"'n serv•ee comm•ttee Mn Wll people dent from Germany The eharac I minion of tho Jooal Woman'• Navy s techmcal "hool• For more NlcholJI and !onuly stock EXpolltion 1n Chlcogo aceord Ham Powen an1 Mrs Martin Mrs Stanley Hart was program ters 1n the playlet were all dres Club mformat10n on tt.ese and other Mr and Mrs James Brannon of to C P Doney State 4-H club Ohlinger o!fermg committee, leader !or the meeting and II m native ..,tumes accordiDg Navy enhstment progro01s eonlact Juncllon c1ty were weekend leader at WVU Mrs Edna Burris chaLrman of consu•ted of several readlngs the student tbey portrayed Mrs E Hueasle of Fort Henry, Ch1ef Jackson at the Navy Recruit Mra Paul Nlt:holl The Welt Vir&inia team acored tnembershlp committee Mra 'God • Supreme G1ft" bY Mn ,U. meeting w" closed with N Y Is •pendmg the wmter mg Oll>Oe m Athena or •t the Ma a total of 1,532 poml> out m 1 po&Donald Baumgardner and Mrs bert Roush "Tbe Gift Accepted" tbe Lord's Prayer mont.bs with her daughter and sontc Temple m Pomeroy each POINT ROCK Sible 1,800 Scorea of tbe (tnt 10 Jack Welch were appomted to by Mrs John Rellmtre, "The Gift were •orved to family Mr and Mn F C Rol Thuuday from 10 a m till 2 p m 111r teamo were Iowa 1,571 lndlona serve on the educational commit Rejected' bY Mn T Bert Roush Athey, Mn Olha chert ond children ond Mrs Robert Holliday Oklahoma 1,MO, lllinoll tee Comm•ttees were appolnt<!d Why Not Personalize Your Thelma Copehart, MARKET REPORT the birth of • 1 533, W Va 1.532 1,515 Coffee Mlken-lrolll 3 Sue, at Hol.zer Texas 1,502. M1ch1gan 1,489 Mifto heJp prepare for the Steward 1Christmas Greetmgs" by Mrs Da Bernard Lievmg, Mrs E C Mr and M " 1 I.a wrenofceMrP.rsonds CINCINNATI UPI-Livestock n:c Y 11 1 Balbroom Stale& ah•P Dinner on Dec 8 Mra Will vld Rou•h A duet Mrs Charleo M1n Ethel Riddle, lllro were recen " oro an Cattle 300 ..tv.. 100 cow' and r· oiiiiPPI t 480 'nd Konoas 1487 Eleelrlc Sldllolll · T lam Powell, Mrs Robert John Yonker and Mn Stanley Hart Hollman Mrs Howard Mra Gory Bumgarner o! Chilli boll' •teady to weak veatero Funeral serv•ee• were held The w..t toam"" .ton and Mn Nebon Rouah were .,ng "The Firat Noel' T Bert Roush, Mr• cothe, 0 •leady, average choiCe around 700 Sunday at the B•gony Funeral In oheep ororln& <16 out ol a poooppomted to take care of the dm Attendmg were Mrs Harry Mn John Bumaamer T H Wagenhals h" returned lb m1xed oleex• ond Homo lor Elmer Webb whooe "ble 450, seventh m eattle with ner on Dee t6 for the church Grimm Mrs Welter G<lnsteod Mrs Paul R1ek lo hlo homo at Newark, 0 • after he1fer• 26 50 good to low choice early life w" •Pent In thb eom 610 out of 7ll0. and ninth m men Mro H•rt !llrs Roh•rt Hollman ard Mrs Marvm Bennett, Mrs opendmg the P"l week With hi• around 900 lb steers 24-21100 ub mumty Bum! wa• made In tho swme With liOI out of 6011 FAVORs XMAS PARTIES Gnmm Mrs Layne Mrs W1Iham Mrs Charles Jewell, Mn Everett Robert Dille, Mrs Georee Sayre son and daughter 10 law Mr 1nd hty <:ows 14 15, mdlvtdual 11tand CU1or cemeWrf survlvmg are WASHINGTON UPI-Labor Mrs Howard Waa:enhals. ard 16 utility bulls 1819 cho1ce h1s w1dow and three children McFarland Mrs Grant Roush Laudernult Mrs John Re1tmlre and TommY' Hoffman Secretary Jawea P M.U.chell roled Bunal aerv1ces for Roy West Customer Parldng In Rear LI~S Mrs Paul Powell and Mrs Har vealers 34-36 eelected choice 37 Mrs Nelson Roush Mrs Thomas M1ss Lesta R1clnrd Mtss Ora Ric m favor of Christmas parties faU, 79 were held re<:eotly at Attending were Mrs Otto kard Mrs Albert Roush Mrs T The Lions Club met Tuesday per Burns were shopping In Park 36 bulk good 28 34 standard wednesdaY Mltch!!ll sa1d tbe anti \ N. Second Ave. Mlddleport tbe Mt Obve Cemetery Grmstead Mrs Bumgardner Mrs Bert Roush Mrs E T Roush, the Cit)' Building for ersburg Thursday 22-28 lltihty 18 22 corrupt1on sectlon of the new la Pblltp Batey Mrs Powell, Mrs Mrs R. D Rou.sh, Mrs 0 0 Claude Bumgarner a re motlerstel)' Hols 2300~ctiVe barrows E W Holcomb was a business bor reform law wa& not mtend showedmeeUng a film Richard pertain cent pat1ent at Holzerwas Hospital fully and 20c g1Its high visitor in Columbus recently • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • ~~ to the large dam and lake Mrs Joe Wehlnger has returned er 1 2 3 180.230 Jb 12 60 IZ & Mr and Mrs Wilham Philllps. 2 12 85 lD Alaska The club dlscUJoo to her borne at lJelphos 0 after 1 for l91>-200 lb sed and made plan& for tbeir visltinl the paat two weeks w1tb 12300 250 lb 12 10-12 600 b~v!eJ' Frankfort epent Sundll)' at G B. Chr1st\nas box proje.-et her daught.er, Mr and Mrs Jack weights I'!.Ot established 'sows are ~adekin1. •t) Attendma: were Henry Buck, Frey and>damily steady, 31)().400 lb a 65-s '75 few (Tile Nollon\ll N Taste SensaIIOD ~ Richard pfdfner, F c Re• Robert Ohlinger I• a medical near 275 lb 10 2 3 4DfHiOO lb I J Ed CUnnmeham, Willard patient at tbe Mason Clinle 775 8 '74, boan steady, 8 and Jack Frey Mn Phdlp Batoy, Mrs Floyd I CINCINNATI - Produce CHRISTMAS PROJICT Carmack, Mr• H L Dyer and Eggs prices at !arms A jumbo I LJons Club are sponsoring Mra L C R.ou&h attended the 28-84, A large ~ 29 medium WEST MAIN STREET POMEROY ~ annual project of giving Christmas dlnner of the Past A small 1318 .a large 20•• • • • • • • • • • • .. baskets to needy eb1l Matrons Club af the Eastern 26, undergrades 9-12 delivered FOB ~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;; have been Mondayll::ft ICinemnatl, A small large 34-36, med town far plae peo- Star Mr atandPlMrsPleasant J R Bratton ium 27 29, A 24 25, A B large in the .stores in UPl - TW•I•e-roor old Leonard MaloD bu lumed a LONDOH ,.,1 Homemaker News ~~UC~I&IVe ..... LUTHE~AN empha~ g~l th~ Reedsville Social Events IDom~ld "'ure' Bl~ ROYAL I ~tic, u~:: bo~ --~-- Y2 PRia J;: I ~oodwlll Electric Mixer Only $21.95 I Assortment Of TOYS-88c Y2lnch Drdl Press Special25% oH \till A formula used b\ several mshtut10ns to make t1 ees even more fu e res1stant 1s a so lutJOn of 1% pounds of bone acid powdo1 I I l 'h pounds plain borax and 1 gallon water !_,.. "J: :~nouJnCidng 1~ 8 ;!f!...~ Spray this solution over the tree thoroughly and let it dry before takmg the tree mdoors Land Transfers Vlrg~n1a V~r&mla ~aughter aocu - l~nt ROWLEY & REED HARDWARE BAKE SALE Tlte Senlor Class .of the ltacme High School will hold a bake sale Saturday at Chapman's Market from 10 hH five c'elock HOLZIR HOSPITAL Adm.Jwns, ,Dec t Mrs Dana Lee NowUn Pt Pleasant, Mrs Burdell J "'t•k.if,!leport, ~~~r. GOorg• 1lb 1 r Gallipolis Qliver Eugel, lark Galllpoplis, Harry Benjamin Grindstaff. Pomerpy, Ro bert Paul Fulton Galllpoplls' AI· bert Fidier Bolen Dexter Okey Marmn Sp,rouse, Welt Colutnqia 01'8charges, Dee 9 Gene Steven· son Mrf. Beroarp K~e 1 Joe Melton llltl\fd' Peart. Bic_tey Ke... wdbd iP'!b)r Werry 1 Jesse White, Mrs £4. ~t;r. ~rs Dugan AI kim alut ~ldRI\tet' 'Mrs Paul van 'Matll!: and "ugh(er Mrs Michael Dlok1"'!191l and daughter, Mrs J Holle.nCJ. and son Mrs Williant flltYtl and son pIz~A pI E c ws steak House I I J m~stly I 120-23, I r • p•1pe QStiC PI k We Stoe OF A.LL SIZES 1 :Births, Dec 9 A son to Mr.,. and ?!frt Dave Nolan, Galhpolit, A ctauJthter to Mr and Mrs. Dana Lee f'Jowhn, pt PleaHnt, A son Mr and MrJ Arden DottBon, qalllpolls 1" 9c 24c 1~11 'A..~ 5c 19• 1fe De ~r _ 13c Cl s or 1t tilliteS EATING INC• VALLEY PLUMBING & 0n OHIO 'Buy Natlonal Line Direct From Factocy Pricea" 232 1. S.COnd It Pomer.,. T... wishing to contribute BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr and Mra Jack Heason are announcing the birth of a 5on 26 al Camden Clark Hoapl Parkersburg The baby welih '7 1 2 ozs and bas been Mark Shane Grandpar ents are Mr and Mrs Ralph w:!n and Mr and Mrs Orland For Delightful HOLIDAY DINING I , ro 3 Saturday for Michigan They hove •pont the PO•I two years here where be waa employed on the construction of the new umt at the Philip Sporn plant Mr and Mrs Herman Layne were vls.ltors ln Huntington Fn 1 day Mn Harry MlJier wu 1 retent :!d.ical patient at Meigs Hospl Plaa Ye.r Party Here A 1- I MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW L-----MARTIN RESTAURANT 2830 Poultry Turke" young tom• 28 31 hens 31 36 chu:kens prices at farms fryers Zlh-4 lb 1810 heavy hens 12 18 bght hens Mi. fryer prices (102 400 head) 68 pel 18, 6 pet 181,t,, 27 pet 19 IN MIDDLEPORT Canal Winchester Pilot Put On Ground bl'aiUl uw 1880 U llloon•le TV COLUMBUS UPI - The Air SPICIAL SIRVICIS Floyd Cumack ls a surgical Force bas grounded for Hfe Capt Special lerVICea will be held at patient •• Holzer Hoapltal tbe Church of God Dec 10 11 1 Mr and Mu John Wolfe were John S Lappa 39 Lockbournt'! Air Fctt:e Base pdot who Oew a buge, wber& he 81X engme B-4'7 bomber under tne tookCharleston the exam Friday for State Engi SraJts of Mackmac Bridge which neer1 License Mn Roland Karr and Mrs Otto Unks Michl&an 9 two penmsulas wm In P~rter1burg Sat Lappo ot Canal Wmchester 1 vutage on the Franklin Fairfield collDty Unc was given a severe reprimand and a $300 fine for the stunt by a court martial The decision will deprive Lappo of $200 a month In night pay re d~clng hie monthly earnings to Handcrafted Quality~ 433-M:;:;;:=~an~d~l=2~ltev=-W:;;li;lli;loi;mio,;S;:h;:ali;le::ir;;;;:ol;0 ,1 ln * CoMiTV 1!160 APPROVE FREEWAY LOS ANGELES UPI-The city Traff1c CommiSSion Thursday ap proved a 8 mdhon dollar "pedes trian freeway to carry baseball lana to the Chavez Ravine home ttl tile Los Angeles Dodgers Blouses by Shapely . , . $2.95 to $5.95 Sweaters by Janson .. $8.98 to $17·98 ......., ............... ........................ 24 HOUR ....... .......... ··- .. . -·-·""A .. , . , . . . 1'1' . . . ,, •• ~I ........ ---IJiol"'"- PU' Muii'IDU u•......n..,.--.• ...... &OCr '!'!> ... Ia prfrel W11Pt. Mal 11117 ..... Ooll- SERVIICE DAY PHONE U04 (1l(lllf As Low As $219.95 211nchZenith Tallie Madel TV Come In And Get Your fneTicketOn The $600 Cash Drawing- Nothing To lhly Drawbtg Deeelllber 2IN ]'liGHT PHONE d30S.Y PRESTON MOTORS INC. ( I FUR~lTURE INGEL'S Middleport's Friendly FORD Dealer" ON THE BUSIEST CORNER IN TOWN PBONBI111 s. TJillUl A.VB. MIDDLEPORT • • .,uhgll" PICMITUII • CWEIIS• I'ICIIIIIIUSS by ENRO and MANHATl'AN REGISTU FOR POMEROY'S TRUSURE CltEST I ........ IUIISfCIIIII • SI'OIUII IIAL e "QPACIIT.ftUS" tl il''.. BILLFOLDS by Camao ..... $5.00 to $15.00 TRAVEL KITS by Cameo . . $5.95 to $15.00 White and Coloted Wesh 'N Wear Dress Shim • •• ······,I' .,.,. . TOWING $3.95 to $5.00 SPOilT SHIRTS by Enro and Shapely . . . . . .. $2.98 to $898 HA15 by Champ a,nd Stetson :. . . . . . . . . . $8.50 to $15.00 LUGGAGE by Somsonlte . . . . . . . . . . . $19.95 to $40.00 ROB£5 by Regal '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.98 to $15.00 PAJAMAS and' PAJAMA & ROBE SETS ..... $3.95" to ' $f795 c Coats Bldg. 44-tU''"' \.1 MiddlePort• Ohio 0 \ 7 I �tHE DAILY SENTINeL ~IJPlentating ......... lCEBER.G otAD AHEAD - SIR! Editorially Christmas Trec Crowing In Ohio l\ \ruh 25 :s(I[ J ll:sl ~Ull pl l un t ot thr l} g1ven l b} Mrs L!ovd McLaugh (ht!slmt~ \\ll<. Oh!O gl0\1 11 lif't s \irrs and 11 pt Jl tt<.;.dl~ til tt ct :c. should oe teftlled several tunes A la1ge tree "Ill tansume f1 om a pmt to a quart of water Ill th(' fust 24 hom s Tht s rate wtll slow do\\n unhl by the end of the fust week 1t \\Ill use vet v httJe water The unportancc of thts y, a let ts to keeo tho needles fre~h and mmst and this Will constderably reduce the hre hazard carpenter and f:umly Mr and Mrs B R Allen Retha ~1 (ole was co h o~tess Giime~ we1e 1la}ed durmg the and Duane Allen sho ppt'd m Porn E ~ro y Frida} e1cnmg and prue s awarded ttMr and Mr ~ 'A>af'k Cornell Mu Th omas Scot\ a.nd Mrs Ear East Liverpool spent the week ~ old n 1 Ohw ts w dl be Ohto growu ll1 peups com1 JOnly planted lot ( 111 J:st trJ ls IHl s 111 Ohw are S~ o t lh f'me 1 4~ pe1 t.:C'Ill \VIult l'ttw tU pet rent) Red PUll { 10 Pl'r <:c ntJ N'OfWllt) SpiUCe (10 per cen!J rTII" t £ llam ous pmes spt uces and fir :c. about 20 pr 1 r ult rite ptne s long needled till' S} \'d ) I retalll thtu neuHes mtnh longer than the spr uces r~h<11 t nef'd ltd ) and fot I ht s 1 cason ate the mnst po~ular sell e r Most Inn us of ( hnstmas t rees ltke a svrn metn eal nut too den~e tree about SIX f eet tali wtt h bt anches umformly spaced so that dr co rat mg 1s caster and more attractive No matter \O,. h<t1 kmd of tree ts <:hosen tt ts desu a hi e to put the tree 1n a holder w1th a \\.ater eon!, mer and keep the contamer fttl ed The fnst 24 hours the tree wi11 usually cons ume a lot of water, alld the contamer • R I n at her home on Pilmt'rO} Rt 3 I~1 1' t n~tk( ' of Mrs Ml"l Steel was guest of Durst Long Bottom and w ns V1c honor <~\ a Iavette shower recent and Tom spen t Sunday w1th Eber h the hop( ol lVlr\ gt O\Hi th1t t/,~ tune wtl! tom I Whln New Haven News Of The eek 1 2- Dallv Sentinel Pomeroy MlddleJIOrt 0 Der 11 , 1959 - - - - - - - - --Mrs. Mel Steel Stiversville Honored With Social Items Mr and Mrs S W Durst Layette Sh OWer Porlland '"d Mr ,nd "" R nest Grimm elld wlth h1s paren ts Mr and Afler thP h ono1ed guest open Mrs Frank Cornell ed J1e r llHIIl~ g1fl~ rt'fre~hrnents Mr and Mrs John Dubbms and 1 ;wre SCI ted by the lwatesses to Mrs Harrv Brown M1ss Betty Eastman Mrs Johll Ba1k•y Mrs S<:oll Mrs Roberl Card Mrs Bud Morgan Mrs Wa1d Wmdon Mtss I Margaret Well Mrs Wi lham Hell man Mrs Gnmm 1:11 d son Paul Mr\ Harry Brooks Mrs Clair Spencer and .Mrs Al-..m Rulisell Sendmg g1fts hut unallle to at tend were 1\lrs Charles Coeglem Mrs Albert Goe,!llem Mrs Clar ence Douglas Mrs Henry Frank Mrs Kenneth Gro\er Mrs Coy Starcher Mrs Harley Hanmng Mrs Ivan Well Mrs Elelyn Ro rnme Mrs Leonard Lanham Mrs Fronk 'lrs Id' R,d!ord Mrs C I Arnold Mrs Robert Pamter Mrs Clyd&- Well and daughter Eleanor Mrs Leo Qm ~cy Mrs V1r1Jl Rousll Mrs Jcnn) Roush Mrs Dave Wlihams Mrs George Abbott and daughter INma and Mrs BtU Chapman I I y,,, Mrs. Otmer Grimm Entertains Jolly Club At Dinner Dr. Kottman Is Mu Dwi&ht D E1aenbower an~ N~ed D Of Dr Poul Dudley White wtll oerve ean } aa Honorao Chaltman and Co- OS A Sch (,balrman re1pect1vely of the g 00 natloul Heart drive wu Mn. Eleenhower, Dr. White 1'o Serve sons Columbus were weekend guests of her parents Mr and 'Mrll Edgar Brewer and Leauna Mrs Albma (,Juescnramp 1s Vlsllmg her molher Mr and Mrs Charles Cochran and Sally Ward Wells Run ' Marga ret Durst and l..eanna Brewer spent Saturday mght w1th JO) ce C1rde of Mornmg Star Mrs Fanme Durst , ISlted her st•ter ~Jrs 1\lah Roush and fam tl) Portland Sunday evenmg I r 0al'I y Sentmel , Daybook •_ _ _,_, _ _:__ _ _ _ __J I 1- TO HAY& PARTY The Loyal Bereans t:I ass of the Middleport Church of Christ Will h~:~ve their Christmas party th1s coming Monday evenu;tg at 7 so at the church A $1 00 a:ift exchange ts bemg planned for both the men and women of the dass I That TV Farr. Found Wrong By Younpter Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midtlleport, 0, Dec: 11, 1~ ,. "est V'IrgiDia ..t to ~~or empl.,_ "' ~ !rom ,...loa hollda)o -~ .,.._ PIAl JUPITIR MIHILI painful leuon You cant beheve BIRTHDAY DINNER ,Willlom R Powoll Mrt Fred Sayr< lllro Vir1inlo Sharbou&h CAPE CANAVERAL, rio UPI everythml you tee oa TV Mr and Mrs David Fields Jr Rou1h Rev and Mn Welch, ldrt Clarence Thomaa, Mra Yon I ~ lint 1A a Nrin of t:hartlnl - An mtermedl.llte ran~• Jupltat recentlt' enterllltned w1th a dm M n McGrew Mrs "H L Dyer, ker and Mrs O.vld Rouab 1960 Tbe televllion perf.ormer wbo cJu.~e~ wUI be at 10 1 m. Saturday miallle wu Neceuf\111J tln4 oer party ln honor of theU" dau Mn H p Ro 11sh Mu. Buni• ROTARY Fund 1l ghter, Angela's aeventh birthday Mrs Herman Layne Mrt Robert The Rotal')l Club met Thuuda)' announced today Thll wHI mark COLUMBUS UP1-Dr Roy M broke up el&ht razor bladu and In the collllt)" Board of Education 1 700 milel down the AUant..W: IPiUilt.! ran&e Wedneldaf nicht. Those attending were Mr and Layne Mn Carroll Adam" Jr evenmg at the Hartford Metbo- the third year for the Kottman today wa1 named Dean lhoved them In hia mouth <:hewed Bhddmg m Pt PJeuant Any 4-ll club member who la 10 lt was the lith 1Uectlf in J8 Mrs Btrdle Roush Mrs Le•ler Mrs PhtUp Wolpert, Mn Wa& dl.tt Cburcb for their dmner meet Jl"tnt Lady and the famed author of Ohio State Um ven1ty 1 College them. w1th apparent relish ~n at years of aee as of January 1 1110 Jupiter flrln&s and the tblrd Dodson and daughter Janey Mr enhals Mrs Harold Johnson, Mra ln& Clyde Foley tpOke w tbe lty on heart dtlea~e to aerve u of Agrlcultura and Home Econo- ard d~Jded lO have a tty and Mrs Glen Weaver, Jenmfer Johnny Rou sh, Holly Layne, Debra group on raising of the 1tandard8 campaign atdea In tbeae capau:lties mJCI and dLrect.crr of the Ohio tht trick He ended up 1n hospl and wbo bat completed 1t l.ult ltral&bt miNile succeu bert tbil two yean of dub work prior to and FreC&dle Mr and Mrs Robert Karr Bruce Adams and guest of the high acbool He .UU!d that The 1960 Heart Fund drive Wlll Experiment Statton at Wooater, Lal the t:urreot club year may partid Beach Mtcky and Amy Mr and speaker Mrs Proffitt Point Pleasant H~.gh School 1J the be conducted here durtnl the erreetJVe next June He II 42 pate In the program AlJo mem Mrs Wtllls Dav Marsha and WSCS onl)' clau A high school tn Jb month of February by th.e Central The umvenlty s board of trua15 bers who are at least l4 yean old Timmy Afternoon vuttors were Mn Bill Howard wa 1 hosteP son County and the only belong OhiO Heart ANOCtatJon U part of tees voted unammou1ly to appo1nt as of the aam ... d.te and who have the nationwide driVe of tht! Amen Kottman now Dean or Aencul Rev and Mrs Wilham Wilson and to the WSCS of the Methodist mg to tbe North Central completed at Jeut one yur of Becky Robert Ball and Shirley Church Tuesday evening at her can Heart Anociatlon ture, Forestry and Home leonoclub work m1y pre-chart Dodson \home Mrs o J Howard sr, ser Attending were Herm1n Layne mJct at West V1rgmu Umverlity WOMEN ved as procram leader !or the Roush Uoyd Rou1h, Rlcb HIGH LOW TEMPI He succeeds retiring Dean Leo Mn D(R'(Ithy CnhdoUu and The Umted Lulhoran Church evenmg Her top>O w" "Thor., Ord Dr John Rldgwoy, J L NEW YORK UP! - The Ioweot L Rummell who De< 31 dau&htero Mory Jane ond Jeome 11 women of Sl Poul s Clrurch held A Hu•h of Exp..,lstton, Jack Fleoher, Jomeo temperature readmg m the naUon Until Dr Kottman tokeo over entertained the Youth Fellow.. lp Tbe ehartlni program deolp their annual Chmtmas dmner on tsmg the fad that Cbrlstlamty 1s Clyde Foler Rame WU Jthl" morning was 6 degrees above tbe post he will 5erve u a con· croup {)( tbe M E Church re- ed to live Jll1d.anee and analyail Wodnesday noon , th• chureh " home m many lond• A 11Uier Alton zero at Marquette M1<h, and aullant at OSU •nd ouoclate dean cently with 17 memben preaent ol the member m oucll orou u 4-H 1 Fo\lowmg the dmner meet exchange was then held Jr J Boatlc. Arthur I Piney Wyo the weather buruu T Ccott Sutton will be acttng Alter the bullness aesllon games club experience career explora mg opened w•th the .,ngmg of Mn Frank Thomp•on pre•lded Ph1bp Wolpert. E L reported The high re'dmg Thun dean ol the college were played, refuahmenta of lion• bfe enrl<hment ouu..htp tho hymn 0 How Shall 1 Recel" " the meeting Tho club voted to Stem Fr'nk Thompson Earl day wu 81 degree•" Laredo, Tex Wilham E Knuse will be act homburgero 1>u" and Kool Aid ,getttn< oloog wtlh other people: Thee DevotiOnal pertod was led purchase pamt for the sanctuary Clark Thomas Reed and Rev IMt Carmel 0 wlU conduct the mg director o! tbe experiment were served to <:ontJude the Jreereat1on, and let.ure ume acttv by R" Jack T Woleh He ex Attondmg wero Mro Rufu• David >'reeman aervle., oogmnmg ot 7 30 p m ""•on dunng the lnte<•m meellDO •uea ond hulth Debae ZO Light plamed the use of the Advent Elcesstir Mrs Mont Wilson Mrs WSWS PIRSONALS ObJet Agriculture Director Ro)). Among thoe;e lied h b Eat:h montb a teHlOD will be Wrealh m the homo ond ,.ureh Glen Smith Mro Wally c,.to, The WSWS of the EUB Chureh Mrs Ohve Grimm Is 0 medleal ert Terhune told the truoteeo the death of M "A. Shere Y ICbeduled to dileuoa thae vartoUI TwiDihtc Sell Rev Wekh then ht the wreath Mro Frank Thompson Mrs 0 J Tueoday evening ol the PlliOnt ot MIOon CtmiC that lowo .. rocullurol ofllclolo wore Mr ond Mra Front ph.... of clwl and road •ever'l •wpture pru;- Howard Sr, lllr• 0 J with lllrt Fred Baley and hm told him that Kottmon Ia of Columbua Mr and Mrt H • The Mountain Cllmben 4-H Club &agea tins was followed w th a Mrs Wlllord Fear Mn Jen Abel Bryant serving aa Mr ond Mro Philip Wolpert one of the ouUtandlDI mea In ard Shumwoy of Raymond, Will preoent I ChrtBtmla proerom 1 prayer Mrs James Howard, Mra Chorleo meotin& wu opened ond Suzanne were m Columbuo tho !1eld Dot Shumway and oloter TboiiiUI •• tho monthly meotlnll of tho 4-H The program for the day was Leeler Mrs.. J L Stewart and alnlin' of several over the weekend Vllltin& relativ of New Cutl.e Pa Mr and lin leadl!l't and toUueiloJ's at 7 30 P 111 Multiple Upt Sell presented hY guest speaker Mra tho hosteu Mrs Howard carols ond Mill Ethel " Torpedoman'o Mate Herbert Ch,mbero and 11r and m ThundaY the Appolochaln Ray Proffitt who gave a reading FARM WOMEN MBIT leading tbe Jl'OUP in pray Mrs H N Rouah has returned R ... _ Mn R.lt:hard Clwnber Mlddl&- Power Compuay auditorium Thom OUid- Ugbt Sell , play titled "A Ch•ld I• Born The Rhododendron Farm Wom Mra T Bert Routh wu 1D home alter bolq a med•col pa .,.,..signed Here port ' 10 Wllllamo, ,....ldOIII of the ..,.. Twblkle Belli 8 of tbe busine•• meetlng tlent at Pleasant Valley Ho.nltal ATHENS - Chlef To---'"'mon elatloD, wiD be in charee of devol b h Id their nnual Christ 11 01 C th lth d Caadle Sell The program was c1oseFrom w e 1an u edmner Tbundoy a • ...,......report ,mgmg of • Angels The ma•s turkey noon 1lrl Jomeo Gilbert and"roou Mate Lee R Jackson USN, Mr ond Mn Frank Gale and ono Reolms of Glory , at the club house Mro Edno Clork ,.rved II pro- vtalted relatives In Fairmont, W ed today to the !O<a! Na"" Be aliter !lira Gladyo Bau&hmon o1 The 19110 yearbook committal And Mony Other gram leader the topie wa1 "One Va, several day" la1t week crultme Station sernng Athena Gabanna were weekend cueata of wt1l meet at nooa Saturdty iD the Chrhl,.... .,_.,,•..._ Mn Howord wagenhals preFollowing the dinner the World 111rou&h Chrl.t" thla wu and Mflg• Counll.,, to rellm Gun thw brother m law and aliter, county omnllon off!« The com J ,.ded ,, the b"'mess meeting A meetmg opened w1th the pledge on lnternotiOnol A play Robert JobDJion Cbarleo Lo• ner's Mate Fir" Cl"' Febx Benoot, >lr and Mrti Roy ThoiDU ond mdtee ln<ludeo""' Phyllio lllller, report from the nomm,tmg com to the flag and the slngmg of topic wu g1ven with ter, Jomeo Gilbert and Robert who w1H report 1o OIIICer'• Indoc Mrs Lillie 111omu who la eelo cbalrmln Mrs Gerald Rood, Kn m ttee w" g ven and aecepted S•tent Night" Durmg the bu•l Llovmll playlq tho , Cooke wero In Charleoton on Frl tonnat10n School ot Newport R hratlng her 89th hirthdoy onnl lluaiOD See, ond Mlal Janet Eoheo> 1 preo denl Mr• ness meeting pl•n• for two dm· 1 W•genh'b Mn Holland, Mrs Ber day and SaturdOJ taking the exam I m the nm future ' veroary our Complete W1th Bowl • Stand 1 Harry Layne voce pre,.dent Mrs nero to bo 'l'rved were made playing the atudent I for Stole Engineers Lleense Clue! Petty OffiCer Joebon West Vrrg1nla a chompJOn 4-H W•lllam Powell treasurer, Mr• One wa• served on Dee Oth and , Mrs Thomas Hoff ' Mrs Georoo 11loyer and Mn •Ill., th't the N"Y " presently Mn I. F Reynold& of La 11..., Uveotock Judgiog Team from Pen Donald Bumgardner, secretary, the other Doc lith to the .,.,.. the student from F c Rei<hert attended a two day •tre.,mg the Na,. s Stay m Calli' came by plano to ottend dleton county took filth place m Mrs J v McGrew eh,irman of Motber'a Club and the Goodwill Ollie Roush ploylng meotinJI of State Library Trulleel Sehool pobcy ond lhe many oppor the funeral of her mother 1lrf. a !laid of 20 stale teomo, m t.be Na educat•onal committee, Mrs Cia" The club planned to make from Alrlco and Mrs. ls.t week m Charleoton. Mn tumt,.s that the Nary hu to offer Moroml So•man at Beverly and ttonal 4-H Ll..,tock Judglnl Con 11 Johnny Rouah, eha1nnon of chris- b"kets !or •hut ma and older Howard Burris playing the otu Thayer Ia chatrman library com h•gh "hool gradual" m one ol the now vlllting her brother, Pool lett dunng the tntornoUonal LJve"'n serv•ee comm•ttee Mn Wll people dent from Germany The eharac I minion of tho Jooal Woman'• Navy s techmcal "hool• For more NlcholJI and !onuly stock EXpolltion 1n Chlcogo aceord Ham Powen an1 Mrs Martin Mrs Stanley Hart was program ters 1n the playlet were all dres Club mformat10n on tt.ese and other Mr and Mrs James Brannon of to C P Doney State 4-H club Ohlinger o!fermg committee, leader !or the meeting and II m native ..,tumes accordiDg Navy enhstment progro01s eonlact Juncllon c1ty were weekend leader at WVU Mrs Edna Burris chaLrman of consu•ted of several readlngs the student tbey portrayed Mrs E Hueasle of Fort Henry, Ch1ef Jackson at the Navy Recruit Mra Paul Nlt:holl The Welt Vir&inia team acored tnembershlp committee Mra 'God • Supreme G1ft" bY Mn ,U. meeting w" closed with N Y Is •pendmg the wmter mg Oll>Oe m Athena or •t the Ma a total of 1,532 poml> out m 1 po&Donald Baumgardner and Mrs bert Roush "Tbe Gift Accepted" tbe Lord's Prayer mont.bs with her daughter and sontc Temple m Pomeroy each POINT ROCK Sible 1,800 Scorea of tbe (tnt 10 Jack Welch were appomted to by Mrs John Rellmtre, "The Gift were •orved to family Mr and Mn F C Rol Thuuday from 10 a m till 2 p m 111r teamo were Iowa 1,571 lndlona serve on the educational commit Rejected' bY Mn T Bert Roush Athey, Mn Olha chert ond children ond Mrs Robert Holliday Oklahoma 1,MO, lllinoll tee Comm•ttees were appolnt<!d Why Not Personalize Your Thelma Copehart, MARKET REPORT the birth of • 1 533, W Va 1.532 1,515 Coffee Mlken-lrolll 3 Sue, at Hol.zer Texas 1,502. M1ch1gan 1,489 Mifto heJp prepare for the Steward 1Christmas Greetmgs" by Mrs Da Bernard Lievmg, Mrs E C Mr and M " 1 I.a wrenofceMrP.rsonds CINCINNATI UPI-Livestock n:c Y 11 1 Balbroom Stale& ah•P Dinner on Dec 8 Mra Will vld Rou•h A duet Mrs Charleo M1n Ethel Riddle, lllro were recen " oro an Cattle 300 ..tv.. 100 cow' and r· oiiiiPPI t 480 'nd Konoas 1487 Eleelrlc Sldllolll · T lam Powell, Mrs Robert John Yonker and Mn Stanley Hart Hollman Mrs Howard Mra Gory Bumgarner o! Chilli boll' •teady to weak veatero Funeral serv•ee• were held The w..t toam"" .ton and Mn Nebon Rouah were .,ng "The Firat Noel' T Bert Roush, Mr• cothe, 0 •leady, average choiCe around 700 Sunday at the B•gony Funeral In oheep ororln& <16 out ol a poooppomted to take care of the dm Attendmg were Mrs Harry Mn John Bumaamer T H Wagenhals h" returned lb m1xed oleex• ond Homo lor Elmer Webb whooe "ble 450, seventh m eattle with ner on Dee t6 for the church Grimm Mrs Welter G<lnsteod Mrs Paul R1ek lo hlo homo at Newark, 0 • after he1fer• 26 50 good to low choice early life w" •Pent In thb eom 610 out of 7ll0. and ninth m men Mro H•rt !llrs Roh•rt Hollman ard Mrs Marvm Bennett, Mrs opendmg the P"l week With hi• around 900 lb steers 24-21100 ub mumty Bum! wa• made In tho swme With liOI out of 6011 FAVORs XMAS PARTIES Gnmm Mrs Layne Mrs W1Iham Mrs Charles Jewell, Mn Everett Robert Dille, Mrs Georee Sayre son and daughter 10 law Mr 1nd hty <:ows 14 15, mdlvtdual 11tand CU1or cemeWrf survlvmg are WASHINGTON UPI-Labor Mrs Howard Waa:enhals. ard 16 utility bulls 1819 cho1ce h1s w1dow and three children McFarland Mrs Grant Roush Laudernult Mrs John Re1tmlre and TommY' Hoffman Secretary Jawea P M.U.chell roled Bunal aerv1ces for Roy West Customer Parldng In Rear LI~S Mrs Paul Powell and Mrs Har vealers 34-36 eelected choice 37 Mrs Nelson Roush Mrs Thomas M1ss Lesta R1clnrd Mtss Ora Ric m favor of Christmas parties faU, 79 were held re<:eotly at Attending were Mrs Otto kard Mrs Albert Roush Mrs T The Lions Club met Tuesday per Burns were shopping In Park 36 bulk good 28 34 standard wednesdaY Mltch!!ll sa1d tbe anti \ N. Second Ave. Mlddleport tbe Mt Obve Cemetery Grmstead Mrs Bumgardner Mrs Bert Roush Mrs E T Roush, the Cit)' Building for ersburg Thursday 22-28 lltihty 18 22 corrupt1on sectlon of the new la Pblltp Batey Mrs Powell, Mrs Mrs R. D Rou.sh, Mrs 0 0 Claude Bumgarner a re motlerstel)' Hols 2300~ctiVe barrows E W Holcomb was a business bor reform law wa& not mtend showedmeeUng a film Richard pertain cent pat1ent at Holzerwas Hospital fully and 20c g1Its high visitor in Columbus recently • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • ~~ to the large dam and lake Mrs Joe Wehlnger has returned er 1 2 3 180.230 Jb 12 60 IZ & Mr and Mrs Wilham Philllps. 2 12 85 lD Alaska The club dlscUJoo to her borne at lJelphos 0 after 1 for l91>-200 lb sed and made plan& for tbeir visltinl the paat two weeks w1tb 12300 250 lb 12 10-12 600 b~v!eJ' Frankfort epent Sundll)' at G B. Chr1st\nas box proje.-et her daught.er, Mr and Mrs Jack weights I'!.Ot established 'sows are ~adekin1. •t) Attendma: were Henry Buck, Frey and>damily steady, 31)().400 lb a 65-s '75 few (Tile Nollon\ll N Taste SensaIIOD ~ Richard pfdfner, F c Re• Robert Ohlinger I• a medical near 275 lb 10 2 3 4DfHiOO lb I J Ed CUnnmeham, Willard patient at tbe Mason Clinle 775 8 '74, boan steady, 8 and Jack Frey Mn Phdlp Batoy, Mrs Floyd I CINCINNATI - Produce CHRISTMAS PROJICT Carmack, Mr• H L Dyer and Eggs prices at !arms A jumbo I LJons Club are sponsoring Mra L C R.ou&h attended the 28-84, A large ~ 29 medium WEST MAIN STREET POMEROY ~ annual project of giving Christmas dlnner of the Past A small 1318 .a large 20•• • • • • • • • • • • .. baskets to needy eb1l Matrons Club af the Eastern 26, undergrades 9-12 delivered FOB ~~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:;; have been Mondayll::ft ICinemnatl, A small large 34-36, med town far plae peo- Star Mr atandPlMrsPleasant J R Bratton ium 27 29, A 24 25, A B large in the .stores in UPl - TW•I•e-roor old Leonard MaloD bu lumed a LONDOH ,.,1 Homemaker News ~~UC~I&IVe ..... LUTHE~AN empha~ g~l th~ Reedsville Social Events IDom~ld "'ure' Bl~ ROYAL I ~tic, u~:: bo~ --~-- Y2 PRia J;: I ~oodwlll Electric Mixer Only $21.95 I Assortment Of TOYS-88c Y2lnch Drdl Press Special25% oH \till A formula used b\ several mshtut10ns to make t1 ees even more fu e res1stant 1s a so lutJOn of 1% pounds of bone acid powdo1 I I l 'h pounds plain borax and 1 gallon water !_,.. "J: :~nouJnCidng 1~ 8 ;!f!...~ Spray this solution over the tree thoroughly and let it dry before takmg the tree mdoors Land Transfers Vlrg~n1a V~r&mla ~aughter aocu - l~nt ROWLEY & REED HARDWARE BAKE SALE Tlte Senlor Class .of the ltacme High School will hold a bake sale Saturday at Chapman's Market from 10 hH five c'elock HOLZIR HOSPITAL Adm.Jwns, ,Dec t Mrs Dana Lee NowUn Pt Pleasant, Mrs Burdell J "'t•k.if,!leport, ~~~r. GOorg• 1lb 1 r Gallipolis Qliver Eugel, lark Galllpoplis, Harry Benjamin Grindstaff. Pomerpy, Ro bert Paul Fulton Galllpoplls' AI· bert Fidier Bolen Dexter Okey Marmn Sp,rouse, Welt Colutnqia 01'8charges, Dee 9 Gene Steven· son Mrf. Beroarp K~e 1 Joe Melton llltl\fd' Peart. Bic_tey Ke... wdbd iP'!b)r Werry 1 Jesse White, Mrs £4. ~t;r. ~rs Dugan AI kim alut ~ldRI\tet' 'Mrs Paul van 'Matll!: and "ugh(er Mrs Michael Dlok1"'!191l and daughter, Mrs J Holle.nCJ. and son Mrs Williant flltYtl and son pIz~A pI E c ws steak House I I J m~stly I 120-23, I r • p•1pe QStiC PI k We Stoe OF A.LL SIZES 1 :Births, Dec 9 A son to Mr.,. and ?!frt Dave Nolan, Galhpolit, A ctauJthter to Mr and Mrs. Dana Lee f'Jowhn, pt PleaHnt, A son Mr and MrJ Arden DottBon, qalllpolls 1" 9c 24c 1~11 'A..~ 5c 19• 1fe De ~r _ 13c Cl s or 1t tilliteS EATING INC• VALLEY PLUMBING & 0n OHIO 'Buy Natlonal Line Direct From Factocy Pricea" 232 1. S.COnd It Pomer.,. T... wishing to contribute BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr and Mra Jack Heason are announcing the birth of a 5on 26 al Camden Clark Hoapl Parkersburg The baby welih '7 1 2 ozs and bas been Mark Shane Grandpar ents are Mr and Mrs Ralph w:!n and Mr and Mrs Orland For Delightful HOLIDAY DINING I , ro 3 Saturday for Michigan They hove •pont the PO•I two years here where be waa employed on the construction of the new umt at the Philip Sporn plant Mr and Mrs Herman Layne were vls.ltors ln Huntington Fn 1 day Mn Harry MlJier wu 1 retent :!d.ical patient at Meigs Hospl Plaa Ye.r Party Here A 1- I MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW L-----MARTIN RESTAURANT 2830 Poultry Turke" young tom• 28 31 hens 31 36 chu:kens prices at farms fryers Zlh-4 lb 1810 heavy hens 12 18 bght hens Mi. fryer prices (102 400 head) 68 pel 18, 6 pet 181,t,, 27 pet 19 IN MIDDLEPORT Canal Winchester Pilot Put On Ground bl'aiUl uw 1880 U llloon•le TV COLUMBUS UPI - The Air SPICIAL SIRVICIS Floyd Cumack ls a surgical Force bas grounded for Hfe Capt Special lerVICea will be held at patient •• Holzer Hoapltal tbe Church of God Dec 10 11 1 Mr and Mu John Wolfe were John S Lappa 39 Lockbournt'! Air Fctt:e Base pdot who Oew a buge, wber& he 81X engme B-4'7 bomber under tne tookCharleston the exam Friday for State Engi SraJts of Mackmac Bridge which neer1 License Mn Roland Karr and Mrs Otto Unks Michl&an 9 two penmsulas wm In P~rter1burg Sat Lappo ot Canal Wmchester 1 vutage on the Franklin Fairfield collDty Unc was given a severe reprimand and a $300 fine for the stunt by a court martial The decision will deprive Lappo of $200 a month In night pay re d~clng hie monthly earnings to Handcrafted Quality~ 433-M:;:;;:=~an~d~l=2~ltev=-W:;;li;lli;loi;mio,;S;:h;:ali;le::ir;;;;:ol;0 ,1 ln * CoMiTV 1!160 APPROVE FREEWAY LOS ANGELES UPI-The city Traff1c CommiSSion Thursday ap proved a 8 mdhon dollar "pedes trian freeway to carry baseball lana to the Chavez Ravine home ttl tile Los Angeles Dodgers Blouses by Shapely . , . $2.95 to $5.95 Sweaters by Janson .. $8.98 to $17·98 ......., ............... ........................ 24 HOUR ....... .......... ··- .. . -·-·""A .. , . , . . . 1'1' . . . ,, •• ~I ........ ---IJiol"'"- PU' Muii'IDU u•......n..,.--.• ...... &OCr '!'!> ... Ia prfrel W11Pt. Mal 11117 ..... Ooll- SERVIICE DAY PHONE U04 (1l(lllf As Low As $219.95 211nchZenith Tallie Madel TV Come In And Get Your fneTicketOn The $600 Cash Drawing- Nothing To lhly Drawbtg Deeelllber 2IN ]'liGHT PHONE d30S.Y PRESTON MOTORS INC. ( I FUR~lTURE INGEL'S Middleport's Friendly FORD Dealer" ON THE BUSIEST CORNER IN TOWN PBONBI111 s. TJillUl A.VB. MIDDLEPORT • • .,uhgll" PICMITUII • CWEIIS• I'ICIIIIIIUSS by ENRO and MANHATl'AN REGISTU FOR POMEROY'S TRUSURE CltEST I ........ IUIISfCIIIII • SI'OIUII IIAL e "QPACIIT.ftUS" tl il''.. BILLFOLDS by Camao ..... $5.00 to $15.00 TRAVEL KITS by Cameo . . $5.95 to $15.00 White and Coloted Wesh 'N Wear Dress Shim • •• ······,I' .,.,. . TOWING $3.95 to $5.00 SPOilT SHIRTS by Enro and Shapely . . . . . .. $2.98 to $898 HA15 by Champ a,nd Stetson :. . . . . . . . . . $8.50 to $15.00 LUGGAGE by Somsonlte . . . . . . . . . . . $19.95 to $40.00 ROB£5 by Regal '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9.98 to $15.00 PAJAMAS and' PAJAMA & ROBE SETS ..... $3.95" to ' $f795 c Coats Bldg. 44-tU''"' \.1 MiddlePort• Ohio 0 \ 7 I �' I ~ c..mv.r Supports Board Action ~MassillonBaskiogA~ain In Cblll!pion's Role, Jacket Coach Tii·t'o_n_y-;Canz'_o_n_e_r-;-i-;:;F:-o-und~D-:e-_a_d~ln----:: I B : : M ~ s " = ' = K ~ E = T R . U J. Miami's Wayne Gibson Finds 'O,..ire' ' ,••~~~~esTh'!.,';• ;!~~ ~.~~o:~ ~!.~ 'I \ SCORES .M'.'st Important Qualt'ty In Players ~~. ·~ C~IIJftploru , , 1 H0 t eIROOm Of Hearl Fal Ure · I . NEW YORK UPI llle \i,(ic . ;-~ r:""' Off · 1 - '"" ~ at 51. I · p,.,. 10. un;tod ~Y- ,.,;, 8S ton• 67 1 T~"',,w<rfe cor~en 1 c.,n~&n.ary ead.!)('huol oot ab(I Coach John o( IH.s ·d Mlddl Thurnpson 'l'h . . . . eport 1n "' · Ill .. 1'00111.. pi~ m\181..~, S. .,h •nd locuot ev~r ~ crappv uar Is NatiOD . 's N~~\\' test-an~ I I L"lneman Of year ·--~--- 1•. lol•·~lli' ' . lo:~·>l ' s~ra{ll.' heart - blazing coura"e - that sent himheswarming into enor}' ponent raced. Ami oplw Middleport ; ~""'""'""'= • • LING (Porter Houe, New York llhnoJ~ - Strin~~, .- Clubs AI) .. ~ 7~~ Eatlm•;;; •. ""'· --·•-er-Call ..... ,._ 1111" .... . .. . ... . 47c l\14 11 • • • • • • • • • • • • 40e, 1" ........... . . . 30c %" ....... '' . .. . 2lc 1'4" ... "" ..... 34c Zle ~" ········-· · ·· J.4c • • • • • • • • • • • • • • \ ! ~ nc W' .N· ........ ;•.. : • .' . '\' :.- . .1. •• ~ tM OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING INC. Factory PrJces" "Buy National Line - 2321.1-n<tlt. Direct From Tel. 433-M POfMtOy ~~ I Darns rece1ved 58 votes io 56 fClr . Tack f?an Lnnpllear cf W1scon!>W was th1rd with 32. foltowrd by guard H~rn·ll contJ'f·V~rsial 3-Bus~or,mgh ~8 ;~ ~0 I Coli· ,,. by Alligator Priced From $29.75 BtJNDIUml OF GUTS FOB MEN ail• WGMEN Cl~b. l ' ... • tOll• •-•·. MOCi•tlon N t' I a_....... -11 A . St .. L..,N. !29 111 Oetr~tt ' w· . s . I ' -~~ representing the enUre &tate. They had mado Ma8Sil1Un tbe No 1 team througho\,lt the season. · MntftUIJIIIhS " ''"•cuM u N.tk!MI Hockey. L.aeu• •o•tGA ' Toronto 3 •• - - 10 Chamb.rloln •teps to break it ' up: Chamborlain, d<spito a sore ankle that kept him ClUl of a good 1I t~at .. - - · - -· - - mg by an 814-t88 margha lltndO·,. to I, 1 .~ : f~r l'~ederBted w~~e S~eeltllrB. I ant pre('eded the ffil'(!ting and them all to be plded Christma s party of the WI t e Salary tetins Church held Wednc!iday evening not dLsdosed. I 1 in the churc::h social room . I play year to the • Mrs. Ben Neutzling, devotional year-old Texan • drawled. "But I HALLIDAYATTINQI in\l'o-duced Coach GlbiOn, a native of 1Gallipolis, one·tlme coach there, t and once a regular on Miami ball teams as a fuUback. Gibson placed "desire" to play football at the top of hll 1111t of quallfiell a player needs. • foo~- ' ' ~. Jn Gr·"'<" ·a:..'due · IAJUR . . 1 I ' the Ch1cl•lm"' prayer and the Christ•· stury by Mu. Neutzl!ng. "The· N'ntivily Scene'" was thll t()pic of . 1 Ra(me ' . . D!.l~ltanding ma.~e B~Iley '' w-.• for .Retine" · witb "T.t¥1· . ttle top te:bou.'nd@. ft~ Syt· 8 I!NO LIAGUE Earl Kmght hls anoual lhe devotions . A Nativity I!Cl'ne High Sco.-.l Dec:. 2 flnonclal report showing a balance 8CU!J 1lon 1Jol b,l' lohJ dlspiRyNI a table and Mrs. High Three Game Ind., NesseJ. of $3,319.11. in the. school athletic , shotl wofk.llll· and · , p,49-formi3d· 011 Neui1.ling cxplalnr.d the meaning fund, up !hghtly trom that of a well In-bribiHti th.e• ball .ujl CQWi:. Game, Tom Chap- year ago. Totill receipts were Raolae . of tlw S('CJH! . Slw tnlrl con· I , , i ,9 26 05 l'«'rnlng Mr . and Mrs, X who wunt· fllree $8.641U9. . Syrac\Ut , . , S 0 16"23 l'd a nnt.ivity scl'll l! and the Legion . _ Games. American Ken McElhinney. toastmaster, in-! B•Uey 8, 2254 rice nHHI(' Lo gel one . She closl!d troduced ;red Reed, Jr., Rotary Wtcklld ••. " ltnopp 24. Syracuse: With a Christmas poem. Team SinKie Game. Holsum No, Pre$1dent, who asked Rotarian& to ' Winebrtl)Der 11, Rardili G. Baker A short was 2· lttmd. McElhinney, mayor-elect ol 2, Jewell 5. Non scorers: Ko.apP, held willt Mrs. Bnxter prt•s idlnftl. Francis Flowers . . Won LOit Pet. Middleport. had vnlunteer ftrt - Smith, lenkJns. Flna! plnns were made for u Chri!d- Holsum No. 2& 1l .694 men take a bow. The tt.U'key din· .-...,..--.,-,.--2 mu party al tha Cumen Rest Qualit)' Printers lT .828 ner was prepared and served by 2,519 IN'tllt SHO)¥ llnmc on Dec('m\Jer 23 aud ulso to 18 .&00 ladin ot the PTA on aUrattlvely NEW YQjtJ{ UPI-A total Clf · wu~ m~:iU;I ~cinifJ'l\IU 1~.-J,ae - ~~ ~~:r:c~ur~e~-~~~ i~~ iZtt ·::oo d~orahted thable~.:. ~~amea, Gr.~Junior~ ··'!'"~'!! hand . tContlnuod F•em P- Ono) are thetr auper·dsvoted readere. "Saloty Tag" after seoing some Today Safoty Ta&• ace made pri:re huntin&: dogs. of bras8, copper, aluminum, nicOn hi• rotvrn homo he · purkle, sHver, monel metol and cha,.d dloa ond motel •nd • chromium plated bras• He aloo am•ll od In • nollon•l ooorbo acllo dog collars and the dugs of men'• mo..dno end w" In Roy Rooere, motion pittuce star, bu•lneu. He mov.d to Srr•cu.. wear tags made In Syracuse. Tbe h• "tabllshtd hi& butl- check Rogers sent for the 10 ta&s In ono •lclo of tho Post he urderod wa> diJplrcyed by Mr. Offlco IM!lkllnt ond In tht 1..1 Quisenbercy a loiti tilDe bofore low " ' " heo wotchM hla moll be caobed it. The QJmea of other ord.- •ncl local bu1iMU grow notables are on his boob and hb loopo ami - d L tw and. eollutl ace on the necks RICH TONE ... FULL 'IQLUME RANGE. •• wh•.-. If!~ S~I{SITIVITY . ·.• lriltchelf "hnsittDra, PI'* · t I dloclt •ltd 1 themiiiiiOrt ;~~~n:Olt'~~·~:.•dvei'tises recutarly In ' toa&ali..,, Full Cl')', Open Friday ADd Every Night UD1D Christmas I ~rs BAKE·R ' Restaurant the PollielltiJ GP The Brightest Corner In ASSIGNID TO SUGAR KINGS George . CINCINNATI UP!--Outflelder UIO~, PhUodelphiB, stop- Lou Jac:kaon, acq\llred by tbe Walhlngton, 161, Linden, Cl_nclnnaU R~ds in ,a rece11t trade :With lbe Cht~!lSO C\iba1 ·ltBI beln ' nslgned to .·the · H11vana, Su(ir Kin•• of the tDterna,l(m', l League. ' wbf.m • ~VE Ho•p~tal Harrl'sonV·I'IIe NewsOfTheWe~k ~ .Soc'•e... E"ents speu~ Pi~ ~~!'~la~ \l~ejod~fu;•i··- Ra~den I Col~bua couna~lor a~dOliv~. htr~elf. THE .ROCKETS ARE IO.LLING AGAIN .-COME IN· CARS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIAT·~ DELIVERY ·~ . ..... ...... $1595 A~em ~bert G~rge 1957 FORD Custom 300 . • 0a asdsi!~td Le~ eiE>anin~ ex~ct 1957 PLYMOUTH $1695 • • 1956 CHRYSLER • • • • • - • $1495 1 I - $1 • engine, Powergllde, radio and beater. New paint. waU Ures. A sharp car. ,, and 1954· PLYMOUTH Mr. of · Nice looking. , ... w.-,........._ How • We~~wHoveA Laflel~eal or rr-- . Chtiistmos ' , fj ·, ~ Records Sizes and Speeds and STEREO ' ~.~u~ 6 17M. ......... w. 14th ' '". .. ' .'. . . ' \~. '· ' ~Qa · d£1\\Mft.¥ • . ; ~fc . ~llYElS Go• " llactik Cfa• o' · 't)VAStlllS ~NetlS tc-TV ~. :' . .·~ ~I.CJCI_( and tU.~SISTOR ~Dt~· t~IISTMAS ~~'::&:a~ T;=:' • r·-.·G·~.M8 "" ' <'·. ' ' ., . '. ' . . 1952 CHEVROLET Hart! low mDea&~. upholstery. • - . • • - $445 powerglide, radio and heater. Real THIS \\'BEll'S SPEt:IAL top. ·2 · Door Hard PQwei 1lrakea IDil White sidewall tirel- Badlo tmd heotar. . 57 M~"" l.,. \1 J~h Motoi'Oiq stooriDC, automatlc transmi,Sion • .Jf$5 FORD 1f2 Ton Pickup · 1 . _ 17 1... Closley VB ell&ln•· Goqd condition. ··yth• 1-21.-..RCl l.:, 21 tn4 1o.b.t 56 FQRI) F600 - · .. speed ontl Chassis. 2. axle, S speed traDslllisslon. 8:25:120 . Whettland tire. ANb JiiANY OTHERS PRICED AS WW AS • • . - ERS . . . DOPGE • ··' $995 ' $1695 10 ply tires. spare . ., H. Rawlings •$J.t.OO nlee. . 1- - - - l - ~ .!-II. Motorola f ',C,ffitt's Top. 1 owner, I 101 ...Las! t $695 ----1 .1955 BUICI( Super • - - - $79$ 2 Door A-1 C9NDITION · New~ Tube • • • • • • heater. Good • 4 Door Sedan· New paint, sl&lldard transmission. radio and USED TV's · I Foreman and Abbott taken to was [)oar. : CaiUornla, the Dallas can Foatball CAlli 1.\llll. On.u N. SECOND AVE. MJDDLII'OilT lJadl OtrlsPIIBii . . . . . . - $109S 1955 CHEVROLET 210 Del Ray 2 VS White~ ·· LOS ANGELIIS U~ Armstead, 136, ~s Anil:elea, out· pointed Baby Vasquea, 13!1, ldexlco City 110). Stardag Friday We WID Be Opea EveryNigltt 1955 CHEVROLET • • • a from CLOTHING COMPANY MT.OLM A. D. M:orriSOil I I 1 FIGHT RISUI.TS *PHONOGRAPHS ond *SMALL APPLIANCES '"'"rds g~ters. Furniture MfDDL£PORT '"' ·~ · Pt. ~ilfit1idt=t=1!4PtP4Ett~~j·rid~oiy.ijjj'jjj,jij~~ i Phtllle ' Htt· . · ~nd Tburs~~~y~.~~~===== ::=:=!~!~~~===~~~~ · FE!b. 8-9, cloaed ~c a~. ~~ Hli/.ts •>< . 108 Club A-rlmenl Of ---~---- intomt~ w Come Ia! See Otlr FIDe Meigs General for treat· FurnitUre - Philco Appliances ~ TV ttjont Tbu.,doy. Mrs. Morrison bas been with a doughtec Mn. N. Seeolld Ave. Mithllepert . . ,., .-. · W, I. Swett, Midd1eport. ~ s of haMr. 11nd t Mrs. od t Frank th · Landakert tame home with four Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Dana Meter Jr. Mr. aild :Mn. Dean Flinn • 'pheasant - - - and v Lewis ap.d: Mrs. _C line Erwin visitMr. and Mrs. Carliss Grategeny KurraysvUie, W • . a., UDve re urn o etr ed lht; Frlllk-'lhlr1s recently. . of Rittman visited .Jnd Mn. &.y with .J4l'. aH ciln· Rodne)' ·Woo.drow, Colorado after iiiiii Retba Lewi& Junior Ball, Mr. Cbarlea. Varian Jr., recently. lttd .iOlis. seven weeks with friends 1tive. ARhough Mr. Landaker 1 and :Mrs. Ruuell Lewls and sonJ Mr . and Mrs. Charles Varian Jr. !b aJid ' Mrs, S. A . Letart Route, .and Homer Johri- and famlly were in ·P arker1burg apeni .a day with Mr. and Mrs. I;ean old, they make the trip evson viii ted Mr. and Mrs. Fred ab,opping recently. Emmett Jitett»,em. ery two years. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin varian Mr. and 'Mrs. :Roy Bush of Ra- \ Karen Gllltey has bronchial poeuLewls last week. 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Don QuisenberrY were viaittng Mr. and Mrs . Chas. dne spent .saturdiy with dMr. m011ta. .m d . family, Middleport visited Varian Sr., recently. and Mrs. Wlllard Plgott and auEarr Atkins sutfeted a slight )llr. and Mrs. Oscar Henry SaturLocal •·H members and -lead· stroke but is recuperating nicely . Jay dl th 1 d d Mrs. Emma PoweH of Parkers· 1 :drs. Lola Clark" and Francis AI- , · . .Allee . · ers atten ng e 4· H ea ers an · .~ . . Watnsley, MlS!I officers training schocl at Pt. burg spent a few days with Mrs. lure mH-Je a tr1p to to .soe ~ I. .JOUI&e Flsher, Sandra Lou Ben· Pleasanl Saturday were John Ruby »rewer and daughter. ·)trs. M J.'k Clark who \8 hospltal"a\t, Leona Bor-nie Leona Call, vice residl.l:nt; Ann Johnson Mrs. Eve)yri White Cindy and !:zed th.ere. I W m 51ey were sh9ppmg In Park- secretary· Margaret Call trea- K•ith Cuttiso'of spepnt Mrs. Nel\e Clay, Katie Wilson ·rsburg 'd "'ill' ' a few .1 8 v 1 with Mr. and D!tn. and Frances Young were in Pom• • 00 b 1 . M · d M G R. H . surer Ju y · ,., ~ams, recreat1on· .,. #1 1 tly r. an ra · """'n ol loader; Beverly Burns, song Hobart Newell and famllf. eroy ue ness """n • 2 Door Sedan. VB engiDe, Fordomatic, rad lo and beater. Blue and white fiJ!ish. Excallers Pleae!nt Sat· l..dec · Judy Wlltiams· Mcs Helen JJrs. Besale Wobotoe fell and Me. and Mn. Marshall Miller Jr. 1 0 Williams. Mrs. Fannie Adams Mwere cellent conditlon. Phyllis Wll1lams •nd Dorothy Betty Call,adult assistant leader . Mrs hurt Ia caring for her. r . an i,.rs. bYrartYl eJoRrdan ee.,.esan d n Mr. and Mrs. chester Mr. and Mrs. VanMeter the Miller home here. Mrs. Kate BJss · and son Kennie and family and (:urtls 'The Mdlt>rs to move back • • • • accompaGied William Bass to Mil- spent an c,•ening with Mary here from Beverly during the Pierre. Christmas vaeaUon. . Custom 4 Door 6 Passenger Station Wagon. VB engine, standard mn.mission·. Red and Lon, w. Va., Sunday. Hlzel Johnsuri and sOn spent Mrs. Katie W~lson. hae recewed Mr. and Mr~. Elmer V.-.n~eter .. 'th Mr d ·Mr Ro· word of the sertous Illness of her while finish. Low mileage. Sharp. I and fam~ were Sunday dtnner ·a Wile& Wl • an s. b h H d w1h guests . of Mr· ·!lin~ MrR · Robert bert Barton an'd familY of Mar· rTot._ erLe, dowAarH d•So• .i t t t iett-a · ue n -- an eeymee ]Gre~r . and familY• Pt. Pleasan~ _ _.__ . ·-- _ the c:hureh Monday evening for a , V111tlng Mr . .~cl Mrs. Lou H_off- phia. celebrated ttielr wed~g an\ potluck supper and e:lft exthange. Now Yorker 4 Door Sedan. Power brakes and steering, Pnwerflile transll1iosion. LDc:al 1man Sunday wert Mr .. and Mra niversaries being. the fotmer'8 M Robert Alkire and Robert Clark EmU Hoffm"'n and family or Pt. and the latter'S 25. Mr. ThOmpson spent a day pheasant hunting in owner. PleualJ,t. . is a nephew of Mr. Natross. the northern p~ of the state and • Mn. Loull Peters, Mtddleport, v.lslted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Door Bel Aire Hard Top. New VB en~ne, Powerglide, radio and boater. New Bllke 1 Monday. Mrs. Ray Heaton and and seat covers. , "GUAIANDED IN ·W11111NG" and Patty of Mr. ~md Mrs. . ' 'Circl•~s c zn E, -~ I &::h::t_d:ay:::.:i_th=•::Y.~•::':'.:.':IHI:':._:"'::.o::..:o::h::er~s~on::•~·.:.Rol<~::,r_c_:.,_w_h_•_.,".:",.-":ca::g:u_ .. • _an~d_g:.r-ac:,P_".-·~--- Some Dales Are Already TakeD recoP!zed 'btee4s or v•rietlel waa. amoD« t1ie 2,!158 - do&a entef. ed ~ the .westminster · Kennel $24.95 etomped by hand. 111• two men 'is Doan of tho Electrleal Engi· dlepoct, Mrs. Clara Sauer and oon, tako in all local dog trials whore neerlng Department of Ohio Unl· Charles, Wollpen ond Mr. and Mrs. they set up shop and make tags versity and Don, the youngest WiUiam Elchinger Jr., S}Tacuse, 1 on the spot and take urdtro. BOP who still ltolpo in tbe tag woce Sunday gu..ts of Mr. and In addition to tap, the business during buoy limos is Mre William Eichinger Se. , !lrm alao auppliU marten lw lnduotrw Arts toacher in the Fceda Will spent the w ..llend' taxi drivers' caps, idontifieatlon J.liddlopoct llieh School H• hao with her oi>ter, Mn. Carl Heilman tBJS, and mu-ken for gWUI, for granddaughters and two of Peach Fork . ba&s.. keya, etc. grandsom. . SHOE COIIBLEit ln oplle of his varied TO HONOit WltlTEitS lit addition hla tar buBi- \\lr. Qui,..becry has olwaya been WASRINGTON UPJ-Victoc Jfr. Qlrisonbenr alao opentoo • acti,. ill eburo:h - k and It< the• Cohn of tho Minneapolis Tribuno wtll equlpped tlloe. repair ibOll put 10 yean has been auperin· and ·F rmei& BeUo of Fortune and at one time did job prlttl!nJ. tendon! of th• SyracUH EUB miJIZ(De, o:h... n os tho nation'• about such mapzines but they:....L:c:hi:: ' n:::e_b:.":':_::'"::,;u:· Mr!. Hermim Cartwright, Mn.IBlake vlaited :Mr. and Mrs.. Lewis Roush and Mro. Glonn Peters of Middlclport co<.ently. ' Mason, wero in Gal-' Bobby Groer, Pt. Pleasant spent Saturday with Elmer Van MAkE YOUR RESEIYA'riOiiS NOWI I • ot dop in :prft(tica.lly every state He atll1 bas his preJI Suod&y Stboo\. science preand in Ca,..da. and type c11ea but now - • them Juat to be ""rtain that be dool top ientod $1.000writers, win in be Chicago American When \ orders are especially ooly fot blo own prln!inJ. After not con out ol woek, Mr. Quise.,. 0.0. 27 by the American Assn . iii . ,.. ...... . . . Mrs. W1lham Seyfrted Ga1llpolis, Bertha Seyfried ol Mid· ao~f l Priced As Low As Pomeroy Postmaster Pat Loehary gives Ben QuJsenberry • Rifflo. farewell handshake on the loading post office · platform of the Pomeroy I .,.Cr. and do~ •'' \ .tnd guests of Mr. and Mr&. Roy and Hunting, ,,..,.. : Cooner. Mountain Music, Rod b.. vy QulieDberry and Hubbotd evon a jack'OI-all·tnO<• can berry 1 lew yom ago pU<cbued foe the Advancoment of Scieo<• R!lll.l•r, Chase and Hntor's Horn. who is deeccibod by bit boh aa on do onlY so much to • :If, hour day. lwo Iota on College Road in S.ra· and the Weotiltghouee Education· Ilt addtUon to bla lOll Joo, he cuse wbero he raieeo strawberrie& oJ Foundation, it wu announced. Only dog ownm know much "expect" stomp the laP by ma· ... ~ ~ member gave a chriatmus thought I , and eopbomores j. and Mrs. Baxter read the Rtory of nd . 1 Game, Neuelroad, 229 lett~r award/~ prt:Mmted by the real meaning of .c:hrbtmfiA Se· Ind.. 3 Games,, Nesaelroad, 6715Thompson were Danny Hind)', Ray 'cret Pale were l'evealed wllh an Team 1 ?,a~oe, ~allty Printers KloeR, Warren . Hulbut, Wllllam eX~:hangc of gift~ which hHd been ~OP ~ tO Lilli $!.111 Harrls, R-andall Bo.wlea, Reld Koe· T eucr5bo•~ · · · MG nlg, WUUam. Stobt~.· Jame& Batey, placed Under a Christma 6 tree . om apman · · · · · · · · !132 Mike Shafer, Do• 1\oulb, Mannina Group singini of Chrlstrnus ca· rols wltb iltn. Neutzllna at the ~~fon · · · · · · · · · · · · 527 Beumgardner. Wea . Wesley. · ano, co,cluded the meeting. PP e ... · · · .· ...... · · · · · · .· .. · · .· 488 He nsley 484 SMIT:H · ·~9 " ,~·ding& viail. the h1ktng them canMn. 'Baxter lhankcrl the group Kelly Mig t!J ; i as Ba r leu lfQOP 1ine:lnf 29 ·381 1before dinner end. Rev. Fred· . the coopera,tlon given hllr dur· · 51 A10N HtGMI \ng lwr term aa pretWen1. Gardner eave the Invocation. Gene At the Close of the me('Hng ca{'h Team American Leilon accompanied at the plano. . · R'a~n ~ ro~~~~hM~.ingle ~88 · For Holiday Dinners. Stop In and Ask For Speci~l Hoi iday Menus. PHILCO CLOCK RADIOS ~fr. • . MRS. IIIAYIIIE RAINEY - .. Guy &lorria a11d Iehildrenandof Mrs Middletown were week Ben F. Quisenberry and Don Hubbard (seated) demonstrllle lor Chet Tannehill's camera how "Safety Taga'• are made by . - ~ildron . ' f". - ner alao. ha.d U. Olira' . wQi:'k training. ru; . f>U . Strlpo. Cluho AI) 1'Rock Sprinqs _News Of Week Circles Are Now Taking. Reservations ·I _ _. ' · ... ~l'i~~~;~;~~~~~~;~;~~;;;;;~;;;;; J,t.and ing proved appan:nlly by Panama to be a eauted misundet· ~accurate translation Clf a Span~?h·language report by operators \ at. the Canal Zo n':_'"_es~-~e center. . ~e Sehextl Won a we:Uyear·~ 32•1 played ~atltetbaU a;O.e. 'from il'J'•· . e\llle. dele~DJ eo~_ty th~· tho meeting "ith hope I<> have three or four, mo~e "Doslre carries over into school Thuradllr,. itlih~ 311-za, with ll!ri of "Oh Cot~e AU YO' seaaone of football· In me. • ... ' work and Into life liter hl~ocbuol Oor' Jaail~ the wlnoel'll' . "'~Mnil Mrs. Willlant iRa co11ege.'' he stld,..,. Jlt.. l'JIIed wiih 11 P.v~~ta. ' , · pi8110, followed by a BOWLING .,,,. and each boy to seek ,eoHege Ieveli For s~·neu;e. Micttr .Wb)..e bre,. leader. A report Wednl.'sdar that anClth· ' er CotClm b.ian plime had sighted 1 the wreck.a&e of the twi n·engine : C-4.6 in the jungles of central 1 I 1 f'lll At Which Time Full Operation Will Be Resumed s... · In l~·pound CHRlSTMAS GIFT THE PIRFECT l' tbe ~prce I increas- f'\:y, BALBOA. C. Z UPl- L S A1r plane• look off al dawn to· h)' to re11ume the search for a Colombian airliner With 46 per· son& aboard. mining for more than 24 houn over the Caribbean Dana Lewis. I Mrs. Walt er Blake was C31led to Columbus recently due to the ser· l ~us illness of William He5so_n_ . fliii~!!!! N.r. and Mrs. Letter i'"oreman of Well Columbia spent SUnday with J,t.r. and :l'fra. EdRar Abbott and · • ..,.~:: Wonda Beauty Shop Will Be Closed Dec. 18th fo Jan. 6th For 46 Loot t'..r•un• You never· heard It so . g1o.od I '*·n. ' ".. ; ~~~~~~~~~~-~~u;~ ; \b Search Go..,. On 1 EAGLES CLUB s··ruaDAY DlCEMJIR J2.-l0 til 1:00 A Thurber. a native or rol um bu i t1U'1'enlly iJ worlung m ~ew Yf.lrk J~t)' on the play , wh 1c b h(' de· ijjl'ibe& u ... re,·ue w1th mus1c wt without 10111!!1 aml dances .. 12 o'dock at Pl. Pleasanl Visiting Mina Lew is the vaat ' week were Mr. and MrLI.. Jerry Scotl and lhmghtt'r . Pomeroy and Mrs. Jo Ann Quiaenberry and daughter, Middleport. Mrs. Anm1 Erwin, SoLJth Side, Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Colley and hmily, New Ha\'en, visited Mrs. DA.Nc E· ~ ·' a • • • • • -• - S I z z L I .., G .... (Porter Houoe, .New ::Ornhol.. • • I I'Unloroy-Wt!leparl. o.. . r~f~i,:;o:;~:j~h~~~~y~~ II CHAR-BROILED STEAKS £ Yo~t had Crows Steak House Fo;.,::;:;;;;; troun~ed 'tun~.y P'lZZA pIE - COLUII.llllS UPI- Tttts city' • ... il\"orlc outman 'l'h..ter. whore • pla)'Wl'i(l!t Jamea Thurber once led .them up tQ the door of opporwhere only they cou)d open the lalcb. !The Notion's New Tule Sensotlon AI) I P~tnns, football . DaJ!ySentlftel. Set Up For Hartman ·;:ames, the mam speaker, told the . . 10 was fleeting. champions that. (a!Ue Phol•dolph." 131 Conclnnotl 111 but th•t •uccess ay .....going lnlorruttionol Gel Uplt.,J a olcak snd Will ~artJcularly lbskcll Short, Ohio UP! news manager, .,plamod that the tro· phy w" awarded on tho baala. of the vote of a board of coaches fatwl~~:~n :11 ~ ~e:-:ue Ith~i~~~e~:.~~~di;:ou:acs~tet;:,~ 1 ~\hCotn., PHn.ADELPHJA UPI - I Chamberlat'll Js Stopper FOr ' IDDlDJI r trtng making Pi· WHEN IN DOUBT . Give AGift Ctrtificott F~ Tht C!it~· I Sinn~ I thanka" lo his assislaots, Jam" . pa.rt of the oclion, scorod 34 BHrlml ond George Oproo; to tho ' pomls Thursday oighl to l"'d "'hool administrati" offi.,.., to Phlludelplria· to' 131·ll2 'ictory Supt. and Athlelic Di· .,., Cincinnati. recto• Ead Knifbt; lo lhc P1'A, The Sl. Loui' Howks topped • baud, Band Boosters, lbe A{h]elic the Dot•oit 129·111 , j n • Boostero, tho Rotary Club tho lire· the operi<r of a twin bill at m•' and De. Ray Piekens. Philadoipbill nnd Minneapolis _He Was grateful for !bracuse 96-86 at San I rnendhneu and suppo~ of most Fnnehi"o -t.n. other National Bas · I fall~ .~nd t~wnapeopl~ m a se1so0 ketball · Al4a . .ution. t good, but not so badi, .· !either.wasn eoneiderln,: our youne 1 '11le W.llfjora held a 72--66 lead team ." He nked thd fans rec::otr- urly in ft(t' third quarter when ni'• the pcoblem• . the staff h" J&ck TWymoo, tile circuits teod· games. and If they want to ma W).iedlh• two QUJ.Ck bas"come and t•lk it ovec keb to nanow esp. Both 12thseasonmtheNationt1Foot-l ~hut-ins. TOPCOAT q~oJh12hll~ht ~here , - ~ :;::a:i~'h,'~;:r:., ~~ J.~~..~~~~as · (' d bY [..t>O Slrang, w1lie h romp<'d ber1QD, wh.ich fell berore th(' Ttgp...s•nwd m. 90·0, thls yoar it busine~;s ~;cssion A b . lugh school fool tlur~n~ KO~r. Nrw Grid Deal: "''""•· ,.(tcno:~rds not show at tho Chamberltln ond Poul ' Arizin , M--Lei'S __ ... Gu--*·8 gemo. who K"'f"d 3~ polnta . m the ,.,...., -• L'£ c In letter awards. Coach pme, ttq:td ~\!Ill)' tkat MUSIC. BY • gl~ard 1 e ontract Thompaon oavod hi• compllmen· ed Pbiltl!lolphi•• bul& .. to ~ THE 101 HER ... DO ... TRlO tory re~arka for !be fivo grad .. t· at tbe tnd of the perio4. ... " I' For Bobby Layne rts, St!n&ors, praieing Walter Har1wYD11lll, PICiD:&: Chambetl&ln j~Pi(;~E!41'4PI~PPiiJ~ Jerry RaJ,ph Edwafda, in llii:QJ'· PITISBURGH UPI-Q Pole Wernec and Dave Rarli~~:r. lnJ led the Royal( wllh . \ fd dCh h back Sebby Layne, clueing:;:[ h. ~ :;,boys with ereal desire ..~ alil. ' 211 polnto. . C:LUBS d'GROU' P S e erate urc ball League, sign•d a "lileti""'" John HallldOY GalllpuUo ott••· Ra~.. Dum . on . . . •. 0 Members ~~~~:~:•• w;.~~f.~.rcy~umberWithof"""the ~=J~yOhioco;~~!te' :l~:!~~~f!~·I~.~~~ Is'yra"nse· t..U~ 20 "3 ps \\. · ., ,~; . M Enjoy . con~ervaUon circle&, PLAN YOUR. HOLlO·•" Dl· N.~"=RS'Nftw a'sLor~· ~al!ri- , lill ' I~ 81 74 It w" tho fifth straight win fo; lhil'd·eankcd Ohio State and . the lirst loss for seveuth·ranRed St Lou;, · · Lucos won his personal duel with t he e;-.1 gbul "'ily. He pouced in 13 field goals .od four tree thr""' lor 30 pomt• while holdmg Nordmann 10 seven field goll.ls and three free throws for 17. Larrv Seigfried s hared ho 0 1with i.urn. b, , . 22 n rs while (ieo;'\ point8 Pole Mccaffery 'fer and I . OUtS, eetmg son• the '~loran Slenal·calllll' moy DAmner dinner at the Marti11 Restaur- ~ave left m him, the l'Ontracts 11 2" ............. . 84c M:s:t:i~o~i~~·St~~ ~ood Whate\·er the . IZED STEEL BLACK STEEL - GALVAN Z" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51e 11'.1" .... . ....... 40e . Ifor~llll · Have In StOC k We ·The P•'pe Of You·r 1"'ltt..leeds 11 ,~,, ""'~ ~~le ~~~s.illon lu . Pre·" """"" ul tho trophy was Sf>rlntH•Iot Schedule the of tne fOur-hour ban· colobroting the !i"t cham broughl the crowd to , pJOnshlP ol th.e Tigers in this mighty roar with the announcech•mp•ons ace traditional · R m fl" yem. p 0 tiSUlTS 1 1 The Massillon Boosters By Unitetl Prttl lnl A . ....... 1... k • . "And anyway , why ace w• play mg1111football'" h• said. "To make !ll cy, or fvr the of the boys In ThC' the <'OO:C'h athleticeXt('nded program'" his "!lincere ~~ ov~-:r Mike McK•Hee ul Southm :m antl guard Zeke Sm•lh ofWith Auburn w;u, 25. , Other leading vot ...ettm were guacd Mike MeG" of Duke with Ht, end 1\tonty Sti<'kles or Nolrt• . w;th 13. Marv;n Tor· · of Mi.,issippi w;th n , end ;;;;;;=.,,I <:Jrr'is"lonely Budord of sw.nrord with 10 end'' Bill Cu rponter Aemy with nloe. . Crows Steak Hause 1'1 "'"~' nall~uwode BROILED STEAKS I • 1 CHAR I ' "'~'"'eolle'~ 1~1 HO'l' CHOCOLATE and COFFEE I ~urh •·ha"~: ~:' . tuda.• wa.< by u .. lled f.nternollono l '' foo tball , land lndiOnS dur;ng the four.year Lmema" of lm• Ym tor 10'9. 1 period fcon. thcou&h 1954 D'"' · a H 3. 228·p•o•nder from signed as a. froe agent Thu"d•y Soh• " · Ohio, look . lhe ho..oe ;n., !w•lh tho Ch•ca&o While So• Gar· poll?' 343 spor" wnl· I d•. 36. h•d only a 3-6 rocord ors a10d broadca slm . by only two and appoared in only 27 innings vole< - " 0 "'"' cut h" l••llow All · .: for the Indians this year. Amema guard, lltlly Butrf'll of 11 :30to lOP.M. h<epl Monday When Clowcl NOW FEATURING I 01 I, whoCHJC• GO UPt-Mike Gmi• won 79 ga'"" for lhe Cl<'e· NEW HOURS J ce~IILar p,,., running for the national ba!kel· "hsmpio.,hip all I wphomw he wsy. . . , . I hall The hmlded 69 foeed the best bantamw.. ghla. NEW \ORK [ ,1'1- Hog•·r 0"" on>>ed hia ability in oul·dueHng fealht-rweights. lightwld!;lhts and II Sl:rappy shtndt1Ut ('Ven on 6-Ln Bob Sordmann Thuntla well ·wrighU of hi• ""· '"''""'1. '"'hi a<>d leadi><g Ohio Stat. I p1un Sw·ahl<' St>\'t'll , an . victory St. Louis STILL OPEN • Oe_P~ul Is ------·~-. f. d Sl~rl th~ .~dgju~n~io~r;;:~~~~:;,ze~h·~·;n~pi~o~·~l : McClure's Dairy Isle a~hl d 'r' ,:;.~1 L B k p A "d T I ass .. ,est• I n St. Lout" Wtn . 1 fmall~· Pc•1 ~ lnl~ns,t10nal _ t.ro.~-. bo K' hut '841. ball •~ \ I to 4 . m . and 19 frClm 9 a. m. till ocod 1uests and . tht nbid . MaaoH· tho Tigen lor tha c•·mpl...,...o--••p 1 1o D ollWi swal)p&ng slot'H'S abotll this i&!UOn, on next year'l sched•-• Lh• '""' coacoe> ul toams which ul< Sprintfield, aLoo unboaton and 2 the Umtt>d ba"t' tnaJt> famous. The3-· ranked No. thia SiiiOO, will sym- ;;.rt·eed that this year's t.eam, coacb- play bere N.ov. 11. replacing Bar- Tbund.ay QJ.Ih.' when l ' wbhD.Jo the nngto umnortal the Orleans shoe·slune P• .l 68 football cw¢&10Deri, faee wu k.nown miWonl fou&ht [rom of Nt'w to street box · 1, 84 Welitrnin$ttr Mi l'lmi {Fla .) 71 Coach season Thompson's renlarks came .-at th a • ...Jnu:;t;.o "':.J.u teund t:4 aJJd alon• lng s hall or ramP - medical er.aul · l Louisville 75 la•tern M:entucky 67 I Banquet sponsot,.d bv th M' ddl t p e 4 nnual Football •k '!lounday ;nee John D"li" from the COCO · Vonde•b;tt B2 o;,. 12 h ld i th h' h h. • . I epol . omeroy. Rotary club the BoHevut Morgue, the ex· nee's offiec "id death appmntly O.O•t;• Tech 70 South c ..oHn• lA tr e 18. dmtng room. Wayne Gibson. acting let etuse of clpth also had resulted from natural l'auses VMI 107 Hompden·Srd"'y " 1 e c Jrec 101 0 tam! UniYel.;lt), "as tbe maw speaker . deWmiDed although eomed1an and that Lh{' exact cau!il' wouh.l . tTrfple overhrn.) · he coach sa1d he fell stopping J""" AdOIIll. former 'audovillo 11 be doteemined today. Ohoo Slot• 81 St. Lou;, 74 lJCaS lJC S I he late season game was good toe 1 partner of tho thcco-tbno ch•m· Atlondanls at I he hotel ,.;d John C"'o\1 06 W•""n Reo. 78 ' ' Ihe players lhemsolm. det:lared with a half-sob : Tony llad been delld •· about tw .J 74 &owling Green 68 " Ask them:' . he_ said. "They'll 1 , can tell you what """"d his d•y•" betoce w;)J;e .. .,.. ,, • Tmoly 79 St. ...., •• 70 . Cl tell you thai tune " whon lhey'ce death ;, He d1ed of a broken friend, and bellboy l''rank Medid North Teu1 St. 92 Hard1n-Sim. 119 most liable to s:et hurt . Those two I pum time.s to practice " he said heart. • fm.•.•d ..him.spra. "'led ..on . hii'i bed . weeks of u.sually bad weather are Heart railure was believed lo A don t dtsturU Oil the i As for the claim t hat n.ovin ,·he hovo brought doath to the former i dooe had pce,.nted the hotel, J J Un>tod lnte<not;onol ' """ into the soasonS will world featherwei&ht. lightweight maidS {I'Offi gomg IJIIO room . I I Jerry Lucas pa!ised the acid mean a financial loss at the gate He had remarKable skill . and now thf'rp"s no doubt Coal'h Thomp!ion thought. thal mosi - - punch and rua:gedness, but II W:lS tha l OhiO Slott' will be in the li kely II would make ll'llle d.,,,,... ,, \I~Jr b 1 f came to· the st1r1wrt d urs ay mghl with apI Jll uvaJ of actton lh1s week that Will elumnaole the Thanksgh·tng Day [ootbalt game agalnst Po111erov at least alter the 1960 tnt.,nohon•l At the Hotd Brya t in the 1 W•stttrn 78 s.ton l·hll 69 11 slab today of the. body of coom ul the lillie moo whn had Sl. '''""' tPo.l 73 • Dio n .. ,uon must be made on a 11 Commodities "rill be alven O~JL December lCH 7· L8 from ij a. m. ""d. the withoeleb<ation ocbadule to include Spring· liter cononu•d the banquet tho bon· year'• field . the only team to ch·"··&• booked today the In c " ortabl<. kn""'ledge a&lln tbe clwnpiono. 0101 th "'n lew .crowd of . . t" an 500 t><I'SOI\0 roared w1ti1 app"!w-. I Syraruse Mail Carrier Also Has Nwaerous Other Enterprises CliftOD News Is Reported . -.a : * * DOI)G_.:DAR.T .DESOTO PHONE (j2l7 Co. . ' .' ' t I �' I ~ c..mv.r Supports Board Action ~MassillonBaskiogA~ain In Cblll!pion's Role, Jacket Coach Tii·t'o_n_y-;Canz'_o_n_e_r-;-i-;:;F:-o-und~D-:e-_a_d~ln----:: I B : : M ~ s " = ' = K ~ E = T R . U J. Miami's Wayne Gibson Finds 'O,..ire' ' ,••~~~~esTh'!.,';• ;!~~ ~.~~o:~ ~!.~ 'I \ SCORES .M'.'st Important Qualt'ty In Players ~~. ·~ C~IIJftploru , , 1 H0 t eIROOm Of Hearl Fal Ure · I . NEW YORK UPI llle \i,(ic . ;-~ r:""' Off · 1 - '"" ~ at 51. I · p,.,. 10. un;tod ~Y- ,.,;, 8S ton• 67 1 T~"',,w<rfe cor~en 1 c.,n~&n.ary ead.!)('huol oot ab(I Coach John o( IH.s ·d Mlddl Thurnpson 'l'h . . . . eport 1n "' · Ill .. 1'00111.. pi~ m\181..~, S. .,h •nd locuot ev~r ~ crappv uar Is NatiOD . 's N~~\\' test-an~ I I L"lneman Of year ·--~--- 1•. lol•·~lli' ' . lo:~·>l ' s~ra{ll.' heart - blazing coura"e - that sent himheswarming into enor}' ponent raced. Ami oplw Middleport ; ~""'""'""'= • • LING (Porter Houe, New York llhnoJ~ - Strin~~, .- Clubs AI) .. ~ 7~~ Eatlm•;;; •. ""'· --·•-er-Call ..... ,._ 1111" .... . .. . ... . 47c l\14 11 • • • • • • • • • • • • 40e, 1" ........... . . . 30c %" ....... '' . .. . 2lc 1'4" ... "" ..... 34c Zle ~" ········-· · ·· J.4c • • • • • • • • • • • • • • \ ! ~ nc W' .N· ........ ;•.. : • .' . '\' :.- . .1. •• ~ tM OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING INC. Factory PrJces" "Buy National Line - 2321.1-n<tlt. Direct From Tel. 433-M POfMtOy ~~ I Darns rece1ved 58 votes io 56 fClr . Tack f?an Lnnpllear cf W1scon!>W was th1rd with 32. foltowrd by guard H~rn·ll contJ'f·V~rsial 3-Bus~or,mgh ~8 ;~ ~0 I Coli· ,,. by Alligator Priced From $29.75 BtJNDIUml OF GUTS FOB MEN ail• WGMEN Cl~b. l ' ... • tOll• •-•·. MOCi•tlon N t' I a_....... -11 A . St .. L..,N. !29 111 Oetr~tt ' w· . s . I ' -~~ representing the enUre &tate. They had mado Ma8Sil1Un tbe No 1 team througho\,lt the season. · MntftUIJIIIhS " ''"•cuM u N.tk!MI Hockey. L.aeu• •o•tGA ' Toronto 3 •• - - 10 Chamb.rloln •teps to break it ' up: Chamborlain, d<spito a sore ankle that kept him ClUl of a good 1I t~at .. - - · - -· - - mg by an 814-t88 margha lltndO·,. to I, 1 .~ : f~r l'~ederBted w~~e S~eeltllrB. I ant pre('eded the ffil'(!ting and them all to be plded Christma s party of the WI t e Salary tetins Church held Wednc!iday evening not dLsdosed. I 1 in the churc::h social room . I play year to the • Mrs. Ben Neutzling, devotional year-old Texan • drawled. "But I HALLIDAYATTINQI in\l'o-duced Coach GlbiOn, a native of 1Gallipolis, one·tlme coach there, t and once a regular on Miami ball teams as a fuUback. Gibson placed "desire" to play football at the top of hll 1111t of quallfiell a player needs. • foo~- ' ' ~. Jn Gr·"'<" ·a:..'due · IAJUR . . 1 I ' the Ch1cl•lm"' prayer and the Christ•· stury by Mu. Neutzl!ng. "The· N'ntivily Scene'" was thll t()pic of . 1 Ra(me ' . . D!.l~ltanding ma.~e B~Iley '' w-.• for .Retine" · witb "T.t¥1· . ttle top te:bou.'nd@. ft~ Syt· 8 I!NO LIAGUE Earl Kmght hls anoual lhe devotions . A Nativity I!Cl'ne High Sco.-.l Dec:. 2 flnonclal report showing a balance 8CU!J 1lon 1Jol b,l' lohJ dlspiRyNI a table and Mrs. High Three Game Ind., NesseJ. of $3,319.11. in the. school athletic , shotl wofk.llll· and · , p,49-formi3d· 011 Neui1.ling cxplalnr.d the meaning fund, up !hghtly trom that of a well In-bribiHti th.e• ball .ujl CQWi:. Game, Tom Chap- year ago. Totill receipts were Raolae . of tlw S('CJH! . Slw tnlrl con· I , , i ,9 26 05 l'«'rnlng Mr . and Mrs, X who wunt· fllree $8.641U9. . Syrac\Ut , . , S 0 16"23 l'd a nnt.ivity scl'll l! and the Legion . _ Games. American Ken McElhinney. toastmaster, in-! B•Uey 8, 2254 rice nHHI(' Lo gel one . She closl!d troduced ;red Reed, Jr., Rotary Wtcklld ••. " ltnopp 24. Syracuse: With a Christmas poem. Team SinKie Game. Holsum No, Pre$1dent, who asked Rotarian& to ' Winebrtl)Der 11, Rardili G. Baker A short was 2· lttmd. McElhinney, mayor-elect ol 2, Jewell 5. Non scorers: Ko.apP, held willt Mrs. Bnxter prt•s idlnftl. Francis Flowers . . Won LOit Pet. Middleport. had vnlunteer ftrt - Smith, lenkJns. Flna! plnns were made for u Chri!d- Holsum No. 2& 1l .694 men take a bow. The tt.U'key din· .-...,..--.,-,.--2 mu party al tha Cumen Rest Qualit)' Printers lT .828 ner was prepared and served by 2,519 IN'tllt SHO)¥ llnmc on Dec('m\Jer 23 aud ulso to 18 .&00 ladin ot the PTA on aUrattlvely NEW YQjtJ{ UPI-A total Clf · wu~ m~:iU;I ~cinifJ'l\IU 1~.-J,ae - ~~ ~~:r:c~ur~e~-~~~ i~~ iZtt ·::oo d~orahted thable~.:. ~~amea, Gr.~Junior~ ··'!'"~'!! hand . tContlnuod F•em P- Ono) are thetr auper·dsvoted readere. "Saloty Tag" after seoing some Today Safoty Ta&• ace made pri:re huntin&: dogs. of bras8, copper, aluminum, nicOn hi• rotvrn homo he · purkle, sHver, monel metol and cha,.d dloa ond motel •nd • chromium plated bras• He aloo am•ll od In • nollon•l ooorbo acllo dog collars and the dugs of men'• mo..dno end w" In Roy Rooere, motion pittuce star, bu•lneu. He mov.d to Srr•cu.. wear tags made In Syracuse. Tbe h• "tabllshtd hi& butl- check Rogers sent for the 10 ta&s In ono •lclo of tho Post he urderod wa> diJplrcyed by Mr. Offlco IM!lkllnt ond In tht 1..1 Quisenbercy a loiti tilDe bofore low " ' " heo wotchM hla moll be caobed it. The QJmea of other ord.- •ncl local bu1iMU grow notables are on his boob and hb loopo ami - d L tw and. eollutl ace on the necks RICH TONE ... FULL 'IQLUME RANGE. •• wh•.-. If!~ S~I{SITIVITY . ·.• lriltchelf "hnsittDra, PI'* · t I dloclt •ltd 1 themiiiiiOrt ;~~~n:Olt'~~·~:.•dvei'tises recutarly In ' toa&ali..,, Full Cl')', Open Friday ADd Every Night UD1D Christmas I ~rs BAKE·R ' Restaurant the PollielltiJ GP The Brightest Corner In ASSIGNID TO SUGAR KINGS George . CINCINNATI UP!--Outflelder UIO~, PhUodelphiB, stop- Lou Jac:kaon, acq\llred by tbe Walhlngton, 161, Linden, Cl_nclnnaU R~ds in ,a rece11t trade :With lbe Cht~!lSO C\iba1 ·ltBI beln ' nslgned to .·the · H11vana, Su(ir Kin•• of the tDterna,l(m', l League. ' wbf.m • ~VE Ho•p~tal Harrl'sonV·I'IIe NewsOfTheWe~k ~ .Soc'•e... E"ents speu~ Pi~ ~~!'~la~ \l~ejod~fu;•i··- Ra~den I Col~bua couna~lor a~dOliv~. htr~elf. THE .ROCKETS ARE IO.LLING AGAIN .-COME IN· CARS AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIAT·~ DELIVERY ·~ . ..... ...... $1595 A~em ~bert G~rge 1957 FORD Custom 300 . • 0a asdsi!~td Le~ eiE>anin~ ex~ct 1957 PLYMOUTH $1695 • • 1956 CHRYSLER • • • • • - • $1495 1 I - $1 • engine, Powergllde, radio and beater. New paint. waU Ures. A sharp car. ,, and 1954· PLYMOUTH Mr. of · Nice looking. , ... w.-,........._ How • We~~wHoveA Laflel~eal or rr-- . Chtiistmos ' , fj ·, ~ Records Sizes and Speeds and STEREO ' ~.~u~ 6 17M. ......... w. 14th ' '". .. ' .'. . . ' \~. '· ' ~Qa · d£1\\Mft.¥ • . ; ~fc . ~llYElS Go• " llactik Cfa• o' · 't)VAStlllS ~NetlS tc-TV ~. :' . .·~ ~I.CJCI_( and tU.~SISTOR ~Dt~· t~IISTMAS ~~'::&:a~ T;=:' • r·-.·G·~.M8 "" ' <'·. ' ' ., . '. ' . . 1952 CHEVROLET Hart! low mDea&~. upholstery. • - . • • - $445 powerglide, radio and heater. Real THIS \\'BEll'S SPEt:IAL top. ·2 · Door Hard PQwei 1lrakea IDil White sidewall tirel- Badlo tmd heotar. . 57 M~"" l.,. \1 J~h Motoi'Oiq stooriDC, automatlc transmi,Sion • .Jf$5 FORD 1f2 Ton Pickup · 1 . _ 17 1... Closley VB ell&ln•· Goqd condition. ··yth• 1-21.-..RCl l.:, 21 tn4 1o.b.t 56 FQRI) F600 - · .. speed ontl Chassis. 2. axle, S speed traDslllisslon. 8:25:120 . Whettland tire. ANb JiiANY OTHERS PRICED AS WW AS • • . - ERS . . . DOPGE • ··' $995 ' $1695 10 ply tires. spare . ., H. Rawlings •$J.t.OO nlee. . 1- - - - l - ~ .!-II. Motorola f ',C,ffitt's Top. 1 owner, I 101 ...Las! t $695 ----1 .1955 BUICI( Super • - - - $79$ 2 Door A-1 C9NDITION · New~ Tube • • • • • • heater. Good • 4 Door Sedan· New paint, sl&lldard transmission. radio and USED TV's · I Foreman and Abbott taken to was [)oar. : CaiUornla, the Dallas can Foatball CAlli 1.\llll. On.u N. SECOND AVE. MJDDLII'OilT lJadl OtrlsPIIBii . . . . . . - $109S 1955 CHEVROLET 210 Del Ray 2 VS White~ ·· LOS ANGELIIS U~ Armstead, 136, ~s Anil:elea, out· pointed Baby Vasquea, 13!1, ldexlco City 110). Stardag Friday We WID Be Opea EveryNigltt 1955 CHEVROLET • • • a from CLOTHING COMPANY MT.OLM A. D. M:orriSOil I I 1 FIGHT RISUI.TS *PHONOGRAPHS ond *SMALL APPLIANCES '"'"rds g~ters. Furniture MfDDL£PORT '"' ·~ · Pt. ~ilfit1idt=t=1!4PtP4Ett~~j·rid~oiy.ijjj'jjj,jij~~ i Phtllle ' Htt· . · ~nd Tburs~~~y~.~~~===== ::=:=!~!~~~===~~~~ · FE!b. 8-9, cloaed ~c a~. ~~ Hli/.ts •>< . 108 Club A-rlmenl Of ---~---- intomt~ w Come Ia! See Otlr FIDe Meigs General for treat· FurnitUre - Philco Appliances ~ TV ttjont Tbu.,doy. Mrs. Morrison bas been with a doughtec Mn. N. Seeolld Ave. Mithllepert . . ,., .-. · W, I. Swett, Midd1eport. ~ s of haMr. 11nd t Mrs. od t Frank th · Landakert tame home with four Mrs. John Harrison, Mrs. Dana Meter Jr. Mr. aild :Mn. Dean Flinn • 'pheasant - - - and v Lewis ap.d: Mrs. _C line Erwin visitMr. and Mrs. Carliss Grategeny KurraysvUie, W • . a., UDve re urn o etr ed lht; Frlllk-'lhlr1s recently. . of Rittman visited .Jnd Mn. &.y with .J4l'. aH ciln· Rodne)' ·Woo.drow, Colorado after iiiiii Retba Lewi& Junior Ball, Mr. Cbarlea. Varian Jr., recently. lttd .iOlis. seven weeks with friends 1tive. ARhough Mr. Landaker 1 and :Mrs. Ruuell Lewls and sonJ Mr . and Mrs. Charles Varian Jr. !b aJid ' Mrs, S. A . Letart Route, .and Homer Johri- and famlly were in ·P arker1burg apeni .a day with Mr. and Mrs. I;ean old, they make the trip evson viii ted Mr. and Mrs. Fred ab,opping recently. Emmett Jitett»,em. ery two years. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin varian Mr. and 'Mrs. :Roy Bush of Ra- \ Karen Gllltey has bronchial poeuLewls last week. 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Don QuisenberrY were viaittng Mr. and Mrs . Chas. dne spent .saturdiy with dMr. m011ta. .m d . family, Middleport visited Varian Sr., recently. and Mrs. Wlllard Plgott and auEarr Atkins sutfeted a slight )llr. and Mrs. Oscar Henry SaturLocal •·H members and -lead· stroke but is recuperating nicely . Jay dl th 1 d d Mrs. Emma PoweH of Parkers· 1 :drs. Lola Clark" and Francis AI- , · . .Allee . · ers atten ng e 4· H ea ers an · .~ . . Watnsley, MlS!I officers training schocl at Pt. burg spent a few days with Mrs. lure mH-Je a tr1p to to .soe ~ I. .JOUI&e Flsher, Sandra Lou Ben· Pleasanl Saturday were John Ruby »rewer and daughter. ·)trs. M J.'k Clark who \8 hospltal"a\t, Leona Bor-nie Leona Call, vice residl.l:nt; Ann Johnson Mrs. Eve)yri White Cindy and !:zed th.ere. I W m 51ey were sh9ppmg In Park- secretary· Margaret Call trea- K•ith Cuttiso'of spepnt Mrs. Nel\e Clay, Katie Wilson ·rsburg 'd "'ill' ' a few .1 8 v 1 with Mr. and D!tn. and Frances Young were in Pom• • 00 b 1 . M · d M G R. H . surer Ju y · ,., ~ams, recreat1on· .,. #1 1 tly r. an ra · """'n ol loader; Beverly Burns, song Hobart Newell and famllf. eroy ue ness """n • 2 Door Sedan. VB engiDe, Fordomatic, rad lo and beater. Blue and white fiJ!ish. Excallers Pleae!nt Sat· l..dec · Judy Wlltiams· Mcs Helen JJrs. Besale Wobotoe fell and Me. and Mn. Marshall Miller Jr. 1 0 Williams. Mrs. Fannie Adams Mwere cellent conditlon. Phyllis Wll1lams •nd Dorothy Betty Call,adult assistant leader . Mrs hurt Ia caring for her. r . an i,.rs. bYrartYl eJoRrdan ee.,.esan d n Mr. and Mrs. chester Mr. and Mrs. VanMeter the Miller home here. Mrs. Kate BJss · and son Kennie and family and (:urtls 'The Mdlt>rs to move back • • • • accompaGied William Bass to Mil- spent an c,•ening with Mary here from Beverly during the Pierre. Christmas vaeaUon. . Custom 4 Door 6 Passenger Station Wagon. VB engine, standard mn.mission·. Red and Lon, w. Va., Sunday. Hlzel Johnsuri and sOn spent Mrs. Katie W~lson. hae recewed Mr. and Mr~. Elmer V.-.n~eter .. 'th Mr d ·Mr Ro· word of the sertous Illness of her while finish. Low mileage. Sharp. I and fam~ were Sunday dtnner ·a Wile& Wl • an s. b h H d w1h guests . of Mr· ·!lin~ MrR · Robert bert Barton an'd familY of Mar· rTot._ erLe, dowAarH d•So• .i t t t iett-a · ue n -- an eeymee ]Gre~r . and familY• Pt. Pleasan~ _ _.__ . ·-- _ the c:hureh Monday evening for a , V111tlng Mr . .~cl Mrs. Lou H_off- phia. celebrated ttielr wed~g an\ potluck supper and e:lft exthange. Now Yorker 4 Door Sedan. Power brakes and steering, Pnwerflile transll1iosion. LDc:al 1man Sunday wert Mr .. and Mra niversaries being. the fotmer'8 M Robert Alkire and Robert Clark EmU Hoffm"'n and family or Pt. and the latter'S 25. Mr. ThOmpson spent a day pheasant hunting in owner. PleualJ,t. . is a nephew of Mr. Natross. the northern p~ of the state and • Mn. Loull Peters, Mtddleport, v.lslted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Door Bel Aire Hard Top. New VB en~ne, Powerglide, radio and boater. New Bllke 1 Monday. Mrs. Ray Heaton and and seat covers. , "GUAIANDED IN ·W11111NG" and Patty of Mr. ~md Mrs. . ' 'Circl•~s c zn E, -~ I &::h::t_d:ay:::.:i_th=•::Y.~•::':'.:.':IHI:':._:"'::.o::..:o::h::er~s~on::•~·.:.Rol<~::,r_c_:.,_w_h_•_.,".:",.-":ca::g:u_ .. • _an~d_g:.r-ac:,P_".-·~--- Some Dales Are Already TakeD recoP!zed 'btee4s or v•rietlel waa. amoD« t1ie 2,!158 - do&a entef. ed ~ the .westminster · Kennel $24.95 etomped by hand. 111• two men 'is Doan of tho Electrleal Engi· dlepoct, Mrs. Clara Sauer and oon, tako in all local dog trials whore neerlng Department of Ohio Unl· Charles, Wollpen ond Mr. and Mrs. they set up shop and make tags versity and Don, the youngest WiUiam Elchinger Jr., S}Tacuse, 1 on the spot and take urdtro. BOP who still ltolpo in tbe tag woce Sunday gu..ts of Mr. and In addition to tap, the business during buoy limos is Mre William Eichinger Se. , !lrm alao auppliU marten lw lnduotrw Arts toacher in the Fceda Will spent the w ..llend' taxi drivers' caps, idontifieatlon J.liddlopoct llieh School H• hao with her oi>ter, Mn. Carl Heilman tBJS, and mu-ken for gWUI, for granddaughters and two of Peach Fork . ba&s.. keya, etc. grandsom. . SHOE COIIBLEit ln oplle of his varied TO HONOit WltlTEitS lit addition hla tar buBi- \\lr. Qui,..becry has olwaya been WASRINGTON UPJ-Victoc Jfr. Qlrisonbenr alao opentoo • acti,. ill eburo:h - k and It< the• Cohn of tho Minneapolis Tribuno wtll equlpped tlloe. repair ibOll put 10 yean has been auperin· and ·F rmei& BeUo of Fortune and at one time did job prlttl!nJ. tendon! of th• SyracUH EUB miJIZ(De, o:h... n os tho nation'• about such mapzines but they:....L:c:hi:: ' n:::e_b:.":':_::'"::,;u:· Mr!. Hermim Cartwright, Mn.IBlake vlaited :Mr. and Mrs.. Lewis Roush and Mro. Glonn Peters of Middlclport co<.ently. ' Mason, wero in Gal-' Bobby Groer, Pt. Pleasant spent Saturday with Elmer Van MAkE YOUR RESEIYA'riOiiS NOWI I • ot dop in :prft(tica.lly every state He atll1 bas his preJI Suod&y Stboo\. science preand in Ca,..da. and type c11ea but now - • them Juat to be ""rtain that be dool top ientod $1.000writers, win in be Chicago American When \ orders are especially ooly fot blo own prln!inJ. After not con out ol woek, Mr. Quise.,. 0.0. 27 by the American Assn . iii . ,.. ...... . . . Mrs. W1lham Seyfrted Ga1llpolis, Bertha Seyfried ol Mid· ao~f l Priced As Low As Pomeroy Postmaster Pat Loehary gives Ben QuJsenberry • Rifflo. farewell handshake on the loading post office · platform of the Pomeroy I .,.Cr. and do~ •'' \ .tnd guests of Mr. and Mr&. Roy and Hunting, ,,..,.. : Cooner. Mountain Music, Rod b.. vy QulieDberry and Hubbotd evon a jack'OI-all·tnO<• can berry 1 lew yom ago pU<cbued foe the Advancoment of Scieo<• R!lll.l•r, Chase and Hntor's Horn. who is deeccibod by bit boh aa on do onlY so much to • :If, hour day. lwo Iota on College Road in S.ra· and the Weotiltghouee Education· Ilt addtUon to bla lOll Joo, he cuse wbero he raieeo strawberrie& oJ Foundation, it wu announced. Only dog ownm know much "expect" stomp the laP by ma· ... ~ ~ member gave a chriatmus thought I , and eopbomores j. and Mrs. Baxter read the Rtory of nd . 1 Game, Neuelroad, 229 lett~r award/~ prt:Mmted by the real meaning of .c:hrbtmfiA Se· Ind.. 3 Games,, Nesaelroad, 6715Thompson were Danny Hind)', Ray 'cret Pale were l'evealed wllh an Team 1 ?,a~oe, ~allty Printers KloeR, Warren . Hulbut, Wllllam eX~:hangc of gift~ which hHd been ~OP ~ tO Lilli $!.111 Harrls, R-andall Bo.wlea, Reld Koe· T eucr5bo•~ · · · MG nlg, WUUam. Stobt~.· Jame& Batey, placed Under a Christma 6 tree . om apman · · · · · · · · !132 Mike Shafer, Do• 1\oulb, Mannina Group singini of Chrlstrnus ca· rols wltb iltn. Neutzllna at the ~~fon · · · · · · · · · · · · 527 Beumgardner. Wea . Wesley. · ano, co,cluded the meeting. PP e ... · · · .· ...... · · · · · · .· .. · · .· 488 He nsley 484 SMIT:H · ·~9 " ,~·ding& viail. the h1ktng them canMn. 'Baxter lhankcrl the group Kelly Mig t!J ; i as Ba r leu lfQOP 1ine:lnf 29 ·381 1before dinner end. Rev. Fred· . the coopera,tlon given hllr dur· · 51 A10N HtGMI \ng lwr term aa pretWen1. Gardner eave the Invocation. Gene At the Close of the me('Hng ca{'h Team American Leilon accompanied at the plano. . · R'a~n ~ ro~~~~hM~.ingle ~88 · For Holiday Dinners. Stop In and Ask For Speci~l Hoi iday Menus. PHILCO CLOCK RADIOS ~fr. • . MRS. IIIAYIIIE RAINEY - .. Guy &lorria a11d Iehildrenandof Mrs Middletown were week Ben F. Quisenberry and Don Hubbard (seated) demonstrllle lor Chet Tannehill's camera how "Safety Taga'• are made by . - ~ildron . ' f". - ner alao. ha.d U. Olira' . wQi:'k training. ru; . f>U . Strlpo. Cluho AI) 1'Rock Sprinqs _News Of Week Circles Are Now Taking. Reservations ·I _ _. ' · ... ~l'i~~~;~;~~~~~~;~;~~;;;;;~;;;;; J,t.and ing proved appan:nlly by Panama to be a eauted misundet· ~accurate translation Clf a Span~?h·language report by operators \ at. the Canal Zo n':_'"_es~-~e center. . ~e Sehextl Won a we:Uyear·~ 32•1 played ~atltetbaU a;O.e. 'from il'J'•· . e\llle. dele~DJ eo~_ty th~· tho meeting "ith hope I<> have three or four, mo~e "Doslre carries over into school Thuradllr,. itlih~ 311-za, with ll!ri of "Oh Cot~e AU YO' seaaone of football· In me. • ... ' work and Into life liter hl~ocbuol Oor' Jaail~ the wlnoel'll' . "'~Mnil Mrs. Willlant iRa co11ege.'' he stld,..,. Jlt.. l'JIIed wiih 11 P.v~~ta. ' , · pi8110, followed by a BOWLING .,,,. and each boy to seek ,eoHege Ieveli For s~·neu;e. Micttr .Wb)..e bre,. leader. A report Wednl.'sdar that anClth· ' er CotClm b.ian plime had sighted 1 the wreck.a&e of the twi n·engine : C-4.6 in the jungles of central 1 I 1 f'lll At Which Time Full Operation Will Be Resumed s... · In l~·pound CHRlSTMAS GIFT THE PIRFECT l' tbe ~prce I increas- f'\:y, BALBOA. C. Z UPl- L S A1r plane• look off al dawn to· h)' to re11ume the search for a Colombian airliner With 46 per· son& aboard. mining for more than 24 houn over the Caribbean Dana Lewis. I Mrs. Walt er Blake was C31led to Columbus recently due to the ser· l ~us illness of William He5so_n_ . fliii~!!!! N.r. and Mrs. Letter i'"oreman of Well Columbia spent SUnday with J,t.r. and :l'fra. EdRar Abbott and · • ..,.~:: Wonda Beauty Shop Will Be Closed Dec. 18th fo Jan. 6th For 46 Loot t'..r•un• You never· heard It so . g1o.od I '*·n. ' ".. ; ~~~~~~~~~~-~~u;~ ; \b Search Go..,. On 1 EAGLES CLUB s··ruaDAY DlCEMJIR J2.-l0 til 1:00 A Thurber. a native or rol um bu i t1U'1'enlly iJ worlung m ~ew Yf.lrk J~t)' on the play , wh 1c b h(' de· ijjl'ibe& u ... re,·ue w1th mus1c wt without 10111!!1 aml dances .. 12 o'dock at Pl. Pleasanl Visiting Mina Lew is the vaat ' week were Mr. and MrLI.. Jerry Scotl and lhmghtt'r . Pomeroy and Mrs. Jo Ann Quiaenberry and daughter, Middleport. Mrs. Anm1 Erwin, SoLJth Side, Mr . and Mrs. Stanley Colley and hmily, New Ha\'en, visited Mrs. DA.Nc E· ~ ·' a • • • • • -• - S I z z L I .., G .... (Porter Houoe, .New ::Ornhol.. • • I I'Unloroy-Wt!leparl. o.. . r~f~i,:;o:;~:j~h~~~~y~~ II CHAR-BROILED STEAKS £ Yo~t had Crows Steak House Fo;.,::;:;;;;; troun~ed 'tun~.y P'lZZA pIE - COLUII.llllS UPI- Tttts city' • ... il\"orlc outman 'l'h..ter. whore • pla)'Wl'i(l!t Jamea Thurber once led .them up tQ the door of opporwhere only they cou)d open the lalcb. !The Notion's New Tule Sensotlon AI) I P~tnns, football . DaJ!ySentlftel. Set Up For Hartman ·;:ames, the mam speaker, told the . . 10 was fleeting. champions that. (a!Ue Phol•dolph." 131 Conclnnotl 111 but th•t •uccess ay .....going lnlorruttionol Gel Uplt.,J a olcak snd Will ~artJcularly lbskcll Short, Ohio UP! news manager, .,plamod that the tro· phy w" awarded on tho baala. of the vote of a board of coaches fatwl~~:~n :11 ~ ~e:-:ue Ith~i~~~e~:.~~~di;:ou:acs~tet;:,~ 1 ~\hCotn., PHn.ADELPHJA UPI - I Chamberlat'll Js Stopper FOr ' IDDlDJI r trtng making Pi· WHEN IN DOUBT . Give AGift Ctrtificott F~ Tht C!it~· I Sinn~ I thanka" lo his assislaots, Jam" . pa.rt of the oclion, scorod 34 BHrlml ond George Oproo; to tho ' pomls Thursday oighl to l"'d "'hool administrati" offi.,.., to Phlludelplria· to' 131·ll2 'ictory Supt. and Athlelic Di· .,., Cincinnati. recto• Ead Knifbt; lo lhc P1'A, The Sl. Loui' Howks topped • baud, Band Boosters, lbe A{h]elic the Dot•oit 129·111 , j n • Boostero, tho Rotary Club tho lire· the operi<r of a twin bill at m•' and De. Ray Piekens. Philadoipbill nnd Minneapolis _He Was grateful for !bracuse 96-86 at San I rnendhneu and suppo~ of most Fnnehi"o -t.n. other National Bas · I fall~ .~nd t~wnapeopl~ m a se1so0 ketball · Al4a . .ution. t good, but not so badi, .· !either.wasn eoneiderln,: our youne 1 '11le W.llfjora held a 72--66 lead team ." He nked thd fans rec::otr- urly in ft(t' third quarter when ni'• the pcoblem• . the staff h" J&ck TWymoo, tile circuits teod· games. and If they want to ma W).iedlh• two QUJ.Ck bas"come and t•lk it ovec keb to nanow esp. Both 12thseasonmtheNationt1Foot-l ~hut-ins. TOPCOAT q~oJh12hll~ht ~here , - ~ :;::a:i~'h,'~;:r:., ~~ J.~~..~~~~as · (' d bY [..t>O Slrang, w1lie h romp<'d ber1QD, wh.ich fell berore th(' Ttgp...s•nwd m. 90·0, thls yoar it busine~;s ~;cssion A b . lugh school fool tlur~n~ KO~r. Nrw Grid Deal: "''""•· ,.(tcno:~rds not show at tho Chamberltln ond Poul ' Arizin , M--Lei'S __ ... Gu--*·8 gemo. who K"'f"d 3~ polnta . m the ,.,...., -• L'£ c In letter awards. Coach pme, ttq:td ~\!Ill)' tkat MUSIC. BY • gl~ard 1 e ontract Thompaon oavod hi• compllmen· ed Pbiltl!lolphi•• bul& .. to ~ THE 101 HER ... DO ... TRlO tory re~arka for !be fivo grad .. t· at tbe tnd of the perio4. ... " I' For Bobby Layne rts, St!n&ors, praieing Walter Har1wYD11lll, PICiD:&: Chambetl&ln j~Pi(;~E!41'4PI~PPiiJ~ Jerry RaJ,ph Edwafda, in llii:QJ'· PITISBURGH UPI-Q Pole Wernec and Dave Rarli~~:r. lnJ led the Royal( wllh . \ fd dCh h back Sebby Layne, clueing:;:[ h. ~ :;,boys with ereal desire ..~ alil. ' 211 polnto. . C:LUBS d'GROU' P S e erate urc ball League, sign•d a "lileti""'" John HallldOY GalllpuUo ott••· Ra~.. Dum . on . . . •. 0 Members ~~~~:~:•• w;.~~f.~.rcy~umberWithof"""the ~=J~yOhioco;~~!te' :l~:!~~~f!~·I~.~~~ Is'yra"nse· t..U~ 20 "3 ps \\. · ., ,~; . M Enjoy . con~ervaUon circle&, PLAN YOUR. HOLlO·•" Dl· N.~"=RS'Nftw a'sLor~· ~al!ri- , lill ' I~ 81 74 It w" tho fifth straight win fo; lhil'd·eankcd Ohio State and . the lirst loss for seveuth·ranRed St Lou;, · · Lucos won his personal duel with t he e;-.1 gbul "'ily. He pouced in 13 field goals .od four tree thr""' lor 30 pomt• while holdmg Nordmann 10 seven field goll.ls and three free throws for 17. Larrv Seigfried s hared ho 0 1with i.urn. b, , . 22 n rs while (ieo;'\ point8 Pole Mccaffery 'fer and I . OUtS, eetmg son• the '~loran Slenal·calllll' moy DAmner dinner at the Marti11 Restaur- ~ave left m him, the l'Ontracts 11 2" ............. . 84c M:s:t:i~o~i~~·St~~ ~ood Whate\·er the . IZED STEEL BLACK STEEL - GALVAN Z" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51e 11'.1" .... . ....... 40e . Ifor~llll · Have In StOC k We ·The P•'pe Of You·r 1"'ltt..leeds 11 ,~,, ""'~ ~~le ~~~s.illon lu . Pre·" """"" ul tho trophy was Sf>rlntH•Iot Schedule the of tne fOur-hour ban· colobroting the !i"t cham broughl the crowd to , pJOnshlP ol th.e Tigers in this mighty roar with the announcech•mp•ons ace traditional · R m fl" yem. p 0 tiSUlTS 1 1 The Massillon Boosters By Unitetl Prttl lnl A . ....... 1... k • . "And anyway , why ace w• play mg1111football'" h• said. "To make !ll cy, or fvr the of the boys In ThC' the <'OO:C'h athleticeXt('nded program'" his "!lincere ~~ ov~-:r Mike McK•Hee ul Southm :m antl guard Zeke Sm•lh ofWith Auburn w;u, 25. , Other leading vot ...ettm were guacd Mike MeG" of Duke with Ht, end 1\tonty Sti<'kles or Nolrt• . w;th 13. Marv;n Tor· · of Mi.,issippi w;th n , end ;;;;;;=.,,I <:Jrr'is"lonely Budord of sw.nrord with 10 end'' Bill Cu rponter Aemy with nloe. . Crows Steak Hause 1'1 "'"~' nall~uwode BROILED STEAKS I • 1 CHAR I ' "'~'"'eolle'~ 1~1 HO'l' CHOCOLATE and COFFEE I ~urh •·ha"~: ~:' . tuda.• wa.< by u .. lled f.nternollono l '' foo tball , land lndiOnS dur;ng the four.year Lmema" of lm• Ym tor 10'9. 1 period fcon. thcou&h 1954 D'"' · a H 3. 228·p•o•nder from signed as a. froe agent Thu"d•y Soh• " · Ohio, look . lhe ho..oe ;n., !w•lh tho Ch•ca&o While So• Gar· poll?' 343 spor" wnl· I d•. 36. h•d only a 3-6 rocord ors a10d broadca slm . by only two and appoared in only 27 innings vole< - " 0 "'"' cut h" l••llow All · .: for the Indians this year. Amema guard, lltlly Butrf'll of 11 :30to lOP.M. h<epl Monday When Clowcl NOW FEATURING I 01 I, whoCHJC• GO UPt-Mike Gmi• won 79 ga'"" for lhe Cl<'e· NEW HOURS J ce~IILar p,,., running for the national ba!kel· "hsmpio.,hip all I wphomw he wsy. . . , . I hall The hmlded 69 foeed the best bantamw.. ghla. NEW \ORK [ ,1'1- Hog•·r 0"" on>>ed hia ability in oul·dueHng fealht-rweights. lightwld!;lhts and II Sl:rappy shtndt1Ut ('Ven on 6-Ln Bob Sordmann Thuntla well ·wrighU of hi• ""· '"''""'1. '"'hi a<>d leadi><g Ohio Stat. I p1un Sw·ahl<' St>\'t'll , an . victory St. Louis STILL OPEN • Oe_P~ul Is ------·~-. f. d Sl~rl th~ .~dgju~n~io~r;;:~~~~:;,ze~h·~·;n~pi~o~·~l : McClure's Dairy Isle a~hl d 'r' ,:;.~1 L B k p A "d T I ass .. ,est• I n St. Lout" Wtn . 1 fmall~· Pc•1 ~ lnl~ns,t10nal _ t.ro.~-. bo K' hut '841. ball •~ \ I to 4 . m . and 19 frClm 9 a. m. till ocod 1uests and . tht nbid . MaaoH· tho Tigen lor tha c•·mpl...,...o--••p 1 1o D ollWi swal)p&ng slot'H'S abotll this i&!UOn, on next year'l sched•-• Lh• '""' coacoe> ul toams which ul< Sprintfield, aLoo unboaton and 2 the Umtt>d ba"t' tnaJt> famous. The3-· ranked No. thia SiiiOO, will sym- ;;.rt·eed that this year's t.eam, coacb- play bere N.ov. 11. replacing Bar- Tbund.ay QJ.Ih.' when l ' wbhD.Jo the nngto umnortal the Orleans shoe·slune P• .l 68 football cw¢&10Deri, faee wu k.nown miWonl fou&ht [rom of Nt'w to street box · 1, 84 Welitrnin$ttr Mi l'lmi {Fla .) 71 Coach season Thompson's renlarks came .-at th a • ...Jnu:;t;.o "':.J.u teund t:4 aJJd alon• lng s hall or ramP - medical er.aul · l Louisville 75 la•tern M:entucky 67 I Banquet sponsot,.d bv th M' ddl t p e 4 nnual Football •k '!lounday ;nee John D"li" from the COCO · Vonde•b;tt B2 o;,. 12 h ld i th h' h h. • . I epol . omeroy. Rotary club the BoHevut Morgue, the ex· nee's offiec "id death appmntly O.O•t;• Tech 70 South c ..oHn• lA tr e 18. dmtng room. Wayne Gibson. acting let etuse of clpth also had resulted from natural l'auses VMI 107 Hompden·Srd"'y " 1 e c Jrec 101 0 tam! UniYel.;lt), "as tbe maw speaker . deWmiDed although eomed1an and that Lh{' exact cau!il' wouh.l . tTrfple overhrn.) · he coach sa1d he fell stopping J""" AdOIIll. former 'audovillo 11 be doteemined today. Ohoo Slot• 81 St. Lou;, 74 lJCaS lJC S I he late season game was good toe 1 partner of tho thcco-tbno ch•m· Atlondanls at I he hotel ,.;d John C"'o\1 06 W•""n Reo. 78 ' ' Ihe players lhemsolm. det:lared with a half-sob : Tony llad been delld •· about tw .J 74 &owling Green 68 " Ask them:' . he_ said. "They'll 1 , can tell you what """"d his d•y•" betoce w;)J;e .. .,.. ,, • Tmoly 79 St. ...., •• 70 . Cl tell you thai tune " whon lhey'ce death ;, He d1ed of a broken friend, and bellboy l''rank Medid North Teu1 St. 92 Hard1n-Sim. 119 most liable to s:et hurt . Those two I pum time.s to practice " he said heart. • fm.•.•d ..him.spra. "'led ..on . hii'i bed . weeks of u.sually bad weather are Heart railure was believed lo A don t dtsturU Oil the i As for the claim t hat n.ovin ,·he hovo brought doath to the former i dooe had pce,.nted the hotel, J J Un>tod lnte<not;onol ' """ into the soasonS will world featherwei&ht. lightweight maidS {I'Offi gomg IJIIO room . I I Jerry Lucas pa!ised the acid mean a financial loss at the gate He had remarKable skill . and now thf'rp"s no doubt Coal'h Thomp!ion thought. thal mosi - - punch and rua:gedness, but II W:lS tha l OhiO Slott' will be in the li kely II would make ll'llle d.,,,,... ,, \I~Jr b 1 f came to· the st1r1wrt d urs ay mghl with apI Jll uvaJ of actton lh1s week that Will elumnaole the Thanksgh·tng Day [ootbalt game agalnst Po111erov at least alter the 1960 tnt.,nohon•l At the Hotd Brya t in the 1 W•stttrn 78 s.ton l·hll 69 11 slab today of the. body of coom ul the lillie moo whn had Sl. '''""' tPo.l 73 • Dio n .. ,uon must be made on a 11 Commodities "rill be alven O~JL December lCH 7· L8 from ij a. m. ""d. the withoeleb<ation ocbadule to include Spring· liter cononu•d the banquet tho bon· year'• field . the only team to ch·"··&• booked today the In c " ortabl<. kn""'ledge a&lln tbe clwnpiono. 0101 th "'n lew .crowd of . . t" an 500 t><I'SOI\0 roared w1ti1 app"!w-. I Syraruse Mail Carrier Also Has Nwaerous Other Enterprises CliftOD News Is Reported . -.a : * * DOI)G_.:DAR.T .DESOTO PHONE (j2l7 Co. . ' .' ' t I �8--IJally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dot!. 11, 1959 ( 181 Employment Wonted WANT ADS fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE R.KSULTS ' PHONE 398 llt.TI!S I eeotl per word, ooe l.oeertiob . .lliDt1tum cbarafl - eo C4!bt1. I qerU per word for tbree eOosecutJ" bisertiom. Special - one mODth for 30 cents pee word. 1'-uU rate- of 3 oenti (.oCI" word wUl be cbar~ for adverUsi~ It DOt paid within 10 days ~Iter reeeivina b!ll. !'.rron in Advert.i.Jing - Should be reported LrbJDediMely. 'l1i IJaQ.y Sentinel will GOt be rwpcmsible for mr.re th.kD on-e lncof> ·rect tnaertioo. Card of I'banb ud SpecW Notlcea of Evt'nta $1.00. Obl.tu.aril!ll published at 1 C6llo( per Wt)l"d.. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAVJ t VO 15 60c 00. $1.311 $4.l50 20 60e 11.20 $! .80 $6.00 211 711c $1.5C $2.26 $7.110 Adt reoetYed by 10 All wW be ln that day's paper. ' II J Notices o-:c-=:::-:cc-- - - - - - - I FREE KINDLING WOOD FOR ,.;;;;-;;-;; - .;-===..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;,.;", the hauling. Pick up .\ny time ~t 606 E. Mam St.. Pomeroy. SEE THE 1960 Ill Cord of Thanks a KARR & VAN ZANDT -,----- - , , I' -. I - - - ------ il I ' J l WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors and relative~> for the1r S)'mpathy and kindness , for Ll1e . many cards and floral offerings extended at- the time of death of 1 our dear brother, Edward WtnPome ter. We especially thank .Father 4 roy, uhJO John Turel for his cousollng words, Dr. Roger Daniels and Dr. Markley, the Holzer Hospit-al and SJN,GEH. ZIG_ ZAG SEWING MAall their nurses. Your kindne~;s <.:HINE. LJke new. Onglnally will never be forgotten. May I'Olit over $300.00. Pay of£ balGod bless you all. ance of $143.00. Payments $8.00 : :Sisters. Mr.s. Lena Ebers- per month. Phone 343. l2-8-6tc bach and Mrs. Dena Zwilliug siNGEn --siwJN~MAcwNE 12 11 llp Round, 66 model, originally snld fnr $179 . ~0. .Brand new ld) AutiJ Soles con8ole cabinet. Take over payllhl l~l~~ $7 .00 per ruun1h . Balance 19M BUICK VB SPECIAL, $995. due $(l<i.50. Phone 343. 1:t·8·6lc 2 Door Sedan. Spotless origin-- -~--·-- --·--al two tone green finuoh . Dy1111· flow drive . New Buick trade-in. LOV~LY A!'-lTIQUE GlFTS, SPE · Before 9 :30 A .M. Blaetlnars, Pomeroy. 12-0-6tc CIAL pa1r l5'h inch cut glass, Midcll•po,t 6131-J --t:ub~H blue O\'eri11y decanters Pomeroy 525 $50 t!ach. 700 w. Main st., 19a,t FORD V8 ClJSTOMLJNE, KAUT!t Fc~;~,.~TORB $»95. 2 Door Sedan. New pamt Pomeroy. Phone tH81-J, 12·8-6tc jpb. t:xc~ptiona~ in cond1hon . . - - - - - - -Yulcon 5_2145 ~AMILL SERVICE Biaet.t.na~s, Pomeroy, - l:l·U~tc EXCLUSIVE DIS'fRIHUTORS.FOR " STATION 1956 rliNTJA<.: vs TWO l)OOR Moore Uusiness Jo'orms, regioter Before 9:00 A.M. lledal_l. ,1,2D6. Hydramatic. .l!:.x- j cartlon, stock books, etc. Quick 1 AIINny 3353 c:t!:ptionaJ, HJacttnars, Pomeroy. . service. Quallty Print Shop, Every Day Service lf.t&-6~ MiddletJOrt, Phone 0041¥. _--- · 12·9·6tc ' LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH -r·• · --ed~ dellvered and spread on 19511 FOIID. V8 PAIRLANE, $895. driVeways and roadt. Shulers LIONEL ELEC'l'IUC TRAIN, EX· 2 Door Sedun. Be11utlful tur· MiddU,TH.A ~witches ami track. Call 1 Construction, Phone quolse and white fini9h. Blaet· 926-M. 12-9--Jtp tnara, ~omer(ly. 12-U-tH.c port 6018. 11-28-tfc AT •·'• The Fint Evangehc:al United IRONING AND BABY SIITING Brethren Church at canton was the at borne or out bY day or week. scene of the December ~ marriage Write % The Dally Sentinel, of Miss Miriam Jean Davia to Box 068A , Pomeroy, Oh io. Herbert Hamilton Jr. The bride is l2 -~· 6t c Lhe daughter of Mr. a~d Mn. Ha.r:(20) Business Services ry Davis, former Pomeroy realdents now residing at 201 Park-a'\1 MUELLER FURNACk. ... , WESTINCP- N. W., Canton , and the groom is HOUSE •ppli•nns. Ar"old Bro- the son of Mr . and Mn1. Herbert thers, Syracuse, Ohio. PboM 0 . Hamilton of 1611 Bryan-av S. w. 836-Y. 11 19 tfc Canton. The double ring ceremon)' was BOB'S TREE SERVICE AND RE· performed by the Rev . Kenneth -~o¥el Phone 6848. 12--3-301__! Jluht in a setting of candelabra and white flowers. A program of FOR RADIO AND T. V. REPAIRS wedding rnusic was presented by C•ll Fr•nk c.pteln•. 414 N. :O.irs. Stuart 1-'hillips, organist, and Second Ave., Mlckllepport. 9 .\olr. \\o aync Heckman, vocal.lst. 1 A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3-tfc The bride, escorted by her father past pews marked with satin rib· I. -~-- Alli CONDI'i'10l':':NG RE: FiliC.ER- Oon, was attired tn a floor length ation service Ja<'k's Hdrigera- gown of white imported Chantilly tJOn. New Havrn. J-'t"tone TU· iiJCC over taffet-a, detailed with a basque bodice, sabrma necklme, AUCTIO~l" t:R and fashwncd with long alceves t.-plete ll•rvie-e whtch tapered to points Over her Crltt Br•dlord hand!!. Deep scallop edged lace rufNrHe, Phon• ... Conten fles extended into a brush train A. r Br•dford. li ..chw, Oh.. at the back of the full gathered d-25-tt Jskirt. Her circular fingertip veil 23537. 6-23-tf , of French silk illusion fell from - - -- :c-cc:--=::-: - - -a queen's crown of Lace held In CLILANOS 1place by rhinest(lnes. The bride Jt.M.. TV Rer~tlr lenloe carried a white lace covered Bible Phone '!00 Jtopped with an orchid surrounded Pctm•roy, Ohio. - by white stephanotis and ribbon c , lslreamers. , .u.sro: f BUrLT ~TCHEN DE- itt:rs. Vincent Marella served as 1!gne or your om =:! Free e• matron of honor and wore a med· tlmatea. Foreman aud Abbott, ium blue chiffon over taffeta bal· _! holle fl?.M .!:__ _8-6-tf Jcrina length gown with fitted boTELEVJ.!;_;!ON. RADIO & SMALL dice. &hirred sleeves, oval neck· Jppll:mce repair. Phone Otla line, .111nd a full skirt aceently with \t.cClintock Raoine Gblo. a bustle bow. ,she wore a white fur ' ' headband and carried a white fur 4 _4_30k __ - - - - muff with blue carnations. The bridesmatrons Mrs. Thomas Zorbas and Mn. Donald s. Huff. man wore pink gowns falhioned ____ I I 19) - For ·Sale - 12·9-3tc Davis-Hamilton Wedding Ceremonies Carpenter News Held At COn tOn EUBCh UrC h Recen tl Y Eyen ts Rep0rted 1 St H I i.. uw. c:.,. •.... ----ror I •• N XII~:~ .0. CHJIISTMAS Tl\EICS &oc Your • e laree or small. G()c each, abOut Dee. 'U.b. Flfe'11 Middleport ~a 10 a.m. to '1:30 p.m. I II 3D 12t GO.OO ( I II Wonrlld To tluy S:•ALL USED CEMENT MIXER. J'hone YU-{)-2295. Pearl Parker. 12 10 3tp .I I "'J AputnMntt. hople's T•rrece Mill V•le lt., oH luttern"* An., I!A.~K GRAVEL >'OR ul~. Mn. Nell .Middll•wart, Porlland·SUver,:uUJe Rold. 12-:H2l( IUlSl'AI/MNT BUSIND;S READY For Kent Potn~roy, Phon• 321oY 11 2 *• APAR'~' MENTS un!UI'Ill&~ed. - Furniahed and McMaater1, MJddleport. Phone 6044· M. 2 3 U ISIX Legtrl Notice ••GAL NOTICI FOR 'ALl To the hiCh bidder on tbe 18th. day of December 18$ at 10 o'clock A. · M., at tbe R. 11. Rawlina:s Sons Co., Middleport, Ohio, one 19M Ford tudor se~an, customllne, aix ely, , . .M1dway Motor Salea, owner ~By their agent, ft.. E. Grindley, Sr . 1 U 2> ~~· 13, 3tc Leqal Notice LIOAL NOTICI NOTICI OP DRAWING 0P JUIIOIII AUTO PARTS Mufflen ·.\ $4.95 up lrattwiiS :. $9.95 . 87bll WJlh Eltdlqe ~ Tl R .ES ' . ·. $10;95 PIUI ~ ~od Reeot>PII>Ie Tlrt . ~4!....,...1191~ Llaed IRAQ SHOES Fer AU Madobo 8ebajK 'l)'•~amlul01111 ~ ... G' OO 5,:10 6,00 6 :13 t" :i& ~J ·::~n < Jt"t11" fll<:'W ' 5:45 Huntley llrinUe.y Repor1 7:00 Science Fiction Theater 7:30 TbiS Man Dawson Troubleshoolers 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9:30 M-Squad 10:00 Caval cade of Sports 1():4, Jt~.ckpot -Bowling 1,1 (VI rolf'W S Ho!aillti.K' Weathettt\st t~ ~to tl:Jll the J~ck Paar Show t:OO stan l,ff .,oo Cllanne13- Saturday ~1& Si~r:o 8:30 Clrde · 3 Rmeb lO:OQ HowdY DoodY tlo~O r.lrcus ~ U\l -JUnior Auction l:lo'IO T"'e Ruff aDd ·~ illlM U:ttfl Fury 12:30 Detcctive:'s Diary 1,00 Pre Game Sbow 1:15 NCAA Football 4o00 Modern science Theater 1955 BUICK Century .... · ........ · $1,095 1955 BUICK Special2 Door .. · .... · $1,095 Hard Top. Like new finish. Dynaflow drive. R&H. 1955 BUICK Sp~lal 2 Dr~ Sedan · · · · $995 Dynaflow. R&H. Spotless original' finish. New Buick trade-in. 1955 PONTIAC VB Star Chief ...... $1,G95 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and brtkes. Sharp original two tone finish. Extra good. ' 1954 C.HEYROLET Belaire .. . ( ........ $695 2 Door Sedan. Extra nice original finish. Worth much more. Mang .More 4:00 5:30 11:00 B:P" 6 :40 6:45 7:QO 7:30 Ameticall Ban Rin Tin Tin Beat san Fra~ 0 y,ur ~:~:sao Repnl"t.Weatherman John Daly News 26 M~n w._u Disney "Presents 8,31) 1t(Ao klns File ,2:00 John Hop , . J2•30 Blsho@ Pike 1:00 College Newa conferenOf 1:30 . Chltllr"et'l's ·Gospel Hour l 2 ~ 00 nth Bengal Laneel's . 2:30 ScieQ<:e The~te~ ·a:Q9· 'J'he' Chi\4fbn Ql S~angers \ l:i¥.1 Champloilshlp Brldp . 4·00 Paul Winchell Show ,:ao . Brol<en Arrow . , • &·00 Matty's Ftmday Funmes 11 t:OG Badge .._ B~ et~ 1 5:30 Roller Dtn"bY l :00 cart,~o\1 Sp t~eu ar the e:ao Robin HoOd 11 :30 Edd1~ ~~cr;ey' . ':dts 1·00 TH.ckdown 'olUn' 1tGc e .. ""'G... Mi. vl!ricll · nk Sinat!Jl Special l2:00 Lunch with, souP.Y Salel 8 0 • 12 :30 ._&.~§tl!illt,; Cui t ,; ~--+-""' · ' e,A.aska• ·~ t~ • 1:00~'!'11' CflijSro6lll1· ~ o,rtrol '!'olen! 0:30 1:3Ct Big :Picfure • · •,, 1:00 The News Tonight 'Z:OO lJ'l Rascals I E t Program U Weatbtlr Window 2,30 w. va. At.r,. • . . Jl·1o Late Show. --~3:00 Roy ;Rogers _::;·;:.~:;:,,;:;._- Channel ,\ - BLAETTMAR'S POMEROY, bHIO Channel13 - Frldny 1:00 Tbe Efightet; D0J l:15 TM Secret Starlit I:SO The Edge or N'lebt t:OO ~:1& 8o30 V:OO V:30 g,oo 10:00 I0:38 tl:OO ,l:lD 1 :so Peraon to PersOn 11 ')'eloek NeWI t1:J.eater 13 Sign orr l;t 9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel Jl,oo Gunsmolt> . • · \0·30 Not For Hire 11:00 11 O'cioclt Ne11> \ 1 · G '111eater 13 The Three Stooges .· Th,e Life o! RUey A.rtb11r J. ~mith-·M• .. · Jule RlvHn Show Amos 'n' Andy Slade ~~; Sbow of the Kooth . Desllu Playhouse The ' Twlllght Zone oi:;:;~O_::S~Ign:-_:0~!!:_:;----;-:-:-:~· cia ·(L-nne113 ~un y·- ~ . • 9:00 Be.vive.l ~~<le . 9:~0 Atoerl~ana tt Work ·• :4·~ CHristian selenl!e .0:00 LalJIP Unto My Feet Look Up and Ltve U. N. in A~lon ~era 'I'btee News , Rey.. )tlw.o.~ Glb.bs 0r.tlUf>lrto Pro FOOtbl}l Inside Football ReV, v/UifU'd, WilCOX ChaJ;~D!' ·Prnents . 8:00 8:00 • 10,00 10,:10 l! oOO 11:30 12:00 \2:30 3o~. 1: ..... ,,.,. 7o Jocalled 4t~el for ti.lks eHort to settle CODQU Gil llO .1' ! ae Bowl ••sme """'"'ll ''frie:wlzfrd"' 'O 01 'l'li' Twenll•lh ll~ . Cell~ News Report and Mrs, Ed Fry had a "'ll:anl:',l'ivl~~· bu\chering at which ' we're· dn Ui\d: 1~~;~il;:\;~d!~!!$\ ;~~.~~:J.i~~~~~.were ~ mbutchered. the put ·l' week. · Mr: and Mrs. ·v:trgil Adkins and I ~~=;;;ii;;;i;;o';;;.;:;;;:;;;-;;;~,;;;;-.1 Sue visited Mr. and Mfl. Leo II Mr. ind Mrs. Harley Bonecutter Gregg and Christi visited in Mar1 &on' ~eiltly · wlth Mr. and Mrs. Marks and Taml LJnn and . Addra Briibt an~ and · :Mrs. Granvm~ Tu.ne In T:h, 990 Bo~ecQ~r SPOT ·· bas returne4 the river . BJeplnll . and Mrs. ~:~~~~·~*ere ' · and On Your " Clonch coiled qn Rodio Dial ~ :!.~~~~~~~;~j~ ~~ntly. I FQi TMI Columbus Tbljl'Bd.,. 0. Ric~. N1WS Oftht0Ju.-Yillty aA,;M• ;;1.~,, t•M· Mr,, f.eif~it B()sf,ell ' Mrs. CliffOrd LelfhJlit,_president, coridUcted the me~g when the of Roek~ 'sprina:a Metho· met Tuesday at the 8:$5'- ~M. ''~ .. lOA.~ · lt5,P.~ ......,.. t1 N~ • l f.M, . . . ·of "Si~ent.. Night" foUt;~wed by .A l).eUJ;~is-thtl . Menaee 114' iluillvail Show GE Thealef ~dHltchcoc:t~ .JaCI: BeDII.Y . Wlllt'l 141 Linl suatlay t4e1IJI . 'l'bet\o>! IJ SliD 011 • •you don't need mistletoe whbnyou ••• ·. PIPII .............. .............. ..,........ I ' MG!IItlldl- ........ ... ,.,.... ---VALLEY ...... .3 ··wHTN.TV _Channel . I ,,oo uo Co. s.unta, ;05 6: ' Sund•y - Channel a 9:00 77 Sunset Strip Detectives· IOo00 Tbe. , to:so· Black Sadd1e · U:OO 'l'h• Newa Tonight .\;ll!l Scannins the Weat.b:el '1:10 Spo~. s ~e-port t,t~10 . Late ShOY' ) ,,45' Sign oil 1,00 PIIOlle • • From Black 1!4Wl I ,.00 StudiooWresthng: a:oo AU-star Goll 1·01 Reco.t d Hop 7·30 D\e..: Clark ShoW c;OO Sea Hunt 8:30 r:..re it to ·- 9:00 Lawrence Wellr. Show O·OO Jubilee U. S. A. (t;O:O Up-to-Ute-Mia';'te Mm tl:U'I Late Sbow . . · - I OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT. Weather-Tight For Free Eolhaateo Bo~ 12:00 True Story Cllannel B-Fr1dlll' df111UI Make Your Roof For roof ~prtin o)r re-roof'4nt. tee Ull 0\ar prlde of c:raftsmanlhip enu:ree J'OU 1JI •tlo!!<tlon. On 8o00 Ramkr of the Jungle -·..HCHS.TV Chan'nel 8 I · House on HlSh Strtet Split Personality Steamboat BW C'i~o Kid Steamboat BIU Tbe Jim 1'haoM:er Show 1955 PlYMOUTH 6 cyl......... · .... · $695 11 Notf.ce 11 hereby given that a publl< drowlni or jurora will be made on the 11h day of Deet!hl· ---..... ber, lt39 at the OnJee of Nat A MD>DI.a AGE Comml11lonen of Juror• ln the 1 WANTED houtell:eeper for elderly eoup1e., pourt Hou 1111 of Melp County, Have all modern conveolenctl. Ohio, for the January term, 1960 P . 0 . Box. 232, Pomeroy, Oblo. or the Common Pleas court at 12-ll·t!e IIJd .Counl)l, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSII •. •Freoltnd S. Norris, work. Must live In 803&:11. ;Everett. I. Trac:,. 12-8-atc:. Commluloner• of Juron 12-ll·llc cau· 1955 PONTIAC "B70'' 4 Dr. Sedan .. $995 I I ========-===,1I 71 Help Wanted II 12 II 6!< 1 ----- 24-a For Sale or Trade ROOM HOUSE, BATH. 128 Union Avenue. Calla&&-J . 1957 BUICK VB Century · · · · · · · · · · $1,B95 Co., Walk-In Garden Club To Present _;,(_2_0_b•)=l:on-;S;;;U;;ro=nc"'~:--- Qhristmas Show · 1 Cilannal3 - Friday 4 :00 4:30 1957 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,795 • ROOM APARTMENT WITH three bedroom•, bath, plua a:ar· aee. Two block• trom bualnesa 12.f.8tc d :atrlct. CIU 40hJ. ROOMS CLOSE IN TOWN. 137 l·IUGS INTERNATIONAL TRUCK Butternut Ave. ,1 30 12te chain ho!Jt, 1 yr. old hens. B. FOUR · RoOM HOUSE IN MIN8RS. · M. C"oper. Phone 24748. 1~9-3tp I VILLE. $2S a month. Phone ti812-M. 12 10 .Stc · - - - - : - - - ~'OUR 1957 PONTIAC VB- 4 Door · · · · · · $1,695 1959-71 TE,.. EVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 . ·r 'o McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS I ! to JO, fuJty equipped, Jow rent, aoOd locauon, ateady income. 7 ana 8 kOOM HOUSE, 6 ROOII .lte~&lonabJe, Phone 84!()-M. apartment and a room apart.l"omeroy. 12·8-ttp ment. A. W. Benjl,el, Phone 111}-M. ll 2 tlc HAY FOR SALE AT THE GIL· MORE Farm. Ch11rles E. Yost, Porn. 3666. 12·ft·8Lp TRAILER SPACES LOCATED IN C"entor of Mlddlcpport. Clo1e to GOOD LUMP <.:uAL. PHONE shopping di&trlct, churches ~tnd hO·M, Pomeroy. l"'·d-titp tiChools. See or Call David C. ~.I!;W 1u00" PAr1'1':1tNS PLASTIC Miller, Middleport, Ohio, I,hones wanoow bUilas •nd ahadea, Vene 6162 or 6287. 12·8·10-12-3tp tltn blmda, ad lunda •11d colora - - - - - - - - - 60tH:. 10·211-U• ~'1D11r &UIIIi IWnlnaa, W)' and ·FOR RENT MQDERN APART· JU&ht name p.,_lu aU klnda, MENT, Three Rooms, pantry 1.£ 1 ) Keol tsto.e AJUUlU'IUrn huhillrl all k.lnda. and bath, gaa furnace heat, gas ,to·ree l!:aL!matc, JJale wippel cooldn& stove a and elecLrle re- FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH in Mason $4000.00. Phon• frigerator furnished. Firat floor Suppl)', 2.1.4 Union Avenue, l"omeroy, O.t~o 1 o. ll·aD-OO&e apt. hardwood floora, porches Spruce 3·5200. 12-8-61.e rront and back, b111ement for . 18M! i7ft. RlCHARVSON HOUSE laundry facil!Uea. Front and back ( 2 I J tl_e ol tSfOTW entrancea. Located center of FARM FOR traJier. front kitchen wlth au\oQUJCK SALE Middleport. Close abopplna: mallc wa1her. Seu Don Thomaa, $3500.00. 11 4 Acrea, two story dlatrlct, Khooh and churehes. 287 Mulberry, Pomeroy. Phone bouse, paylna: a;u well, coaJ, Rent with stove and refrl&era 2111·1. 1a 10 3t< timber. Arnold Farm, Rt. 143, 8 tor $80.00 month; without atove mUe eaat of Harriaonvllle. Ar· and refrigerator N(t.OO month. th\U" J, Arnold, Box 227, Millen See or C11l David C. Miller, port, Ohio. Phone HO 77131. Middleport, Ohio. Phones 6182 12·9·6tp. or 1128'7. 12·8·10.12-3tp I 1959 BUICK VB Special · · · .. · .. · · .. $2,795 I '======'=':':"'="''=':""""' l"<ll7 VOLKSWAGUN. Call Earl H.ottgen, Letart, Vn., Twinms I)-21M. 12 11 ;ttc USED BOATS AND MOTD-S, .$U and up while they la1t. Mlttro,.l· ca.;~ · lt•n Mtrlne Salel •nd S•r¥lce, .WI MlkM .... Modell 600 E. Mlin St., Pomeroy, Phon• MiiTilOPOLITAII 6045-J. II 21 tk _ ..1.. NEXT YEAR'S PRICES Rev . and Mrs. Robert R. Card and the husbands of the mern- Mrs. Mary Starkey Wt!re Sunday bers were guests when the WSCS of the Mmersvtlle Methoof their daughter, disl church met in the social room of the church Wednesday Mrs. Roy Wiseman and evenmg for a turkey dinner. The room was decoratep in keepHarrisonville. ing with the holiday season, including a lighted tree. The tabte of ~!Jd ~~ea~y D~:~ hall a Chnstmas centerpiece with decorated candles in crystal at the home of Mrs. holders on either aide. .l<'ollowm&: the dinner there was I Mrs. Eugene Forbes as leader, Ingram. Plans were made to an exehange of gifts and Rev Mrs. Karl Grueser told the story I m•••• Sunshine packets. Devotions Card was presented a gift from of "The Ot~er Wiaeman." A in charge of Rev . Kenneth the Society, after which the '"roup Ch.rlatmas diaLogue was given and were in keeping with \adjourned to the sanctuary for a WI th Mr-&. St e11a Grueser, 111r1. season. The . next meeting will I program. An organ prelude by Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Hosmer in January. .l'lln. !<' rank Stewart opened the R~ush, Mra. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter is recoverprogram in charge of Mrs. Nor- WtiUam Russell, Mrs. Bradford ed sufficiantly to return home man Mc<.:al-lum. 1'he group sang M. aag a. nd Mrs. Earl Reoshaw par- from Sheltering -Arms Hospital where he has been a patient since "Oh Lltlle Town of Bethlehem" he 1patmg. taking seriously m while working A trio Mrs. Sadie !!rown, Mrs. at the train wreek near Carpenter . and Duke 2: 1-18 was read by Mrs (20o) Termite Slewarl who ahio offered prayer. Adolph Grueser and Mrs. Stewart Larry Stansbury, who 18 emploYMrs. Otto Hartenbach present- sang "Silent Night" and Mrs. ed in Columbus was a weekend Control ed a reading "A Christmas Pray- Phillips pl'elented a rudlng guest of his parents, Mr. and -Mrs. ,;;:::;;;--;::::::::::: · _ ..., · llll'" ·.:and· the group aang "Oh "Martha Speak•" after whJcb the Dale Stantbury . FREE INSPECTIONS. . IPII:asE !Come AP Lc l 'aitht"uul", Follow- Rev. Card gave a Mort.. addreu 383-M. Gilmor~ Supply .Store. lng the Christmas litany with 111ing as hill topic "What Cbrilt· STIVERSVILLE Vaughan Pest Control co. Mem· - - - - - -- -- - ·-- - mas Should Be." Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer be< of Nation•! Peot Control The song "Aw•y in the Man· spent the weekend in Columbus AsSQciatlon. 1~·3-Uc ier" bY the Card ~hUdren. a with their daughter and family reading "Cbrlatmas Eve at the Mr. and Mrs. John Deal. Mrs. t Poor Houae"by Mra. Stewart and the benedl~tion concluded the DON STIVERS program. Tne December meeting of the Walk-In Garden Club WiUJ held at the home of Miss Jessie Saundera. MONITOR FLIGHTS .Roll call was answered with a ltLblt! ver9e. WASHINGTON UPI-The FedFollowin~~: lhe usual business eral Aviation Agency has beeun meeung plana were dle~cussed for 30 days of round-the-clock monlthe Chrisunas show which will be toring of all scheduled airline held a~ the Dcdt'ord school. Dec. 20. 1training progr.ams and fll&ht opA Chrlstm91J party wa11 enjoyed erations to acarch out and corand gllls cxchanKed. Many lovely rect lrreaulariUee and deficieoBARNES.SIMPSDN INSURAN.;E decorationll madeSecret and Pala dia- ~~~a~cc~o=rd~ln~l;;t~o~F~A~A~A~dm~~ln~ll~· Agente, Middleport. Fp-e, Autv- played by thewere members. Elwood ft. 'nubile, Bonds. Phone 8315. were ruvealed and new names were COMPLETE II'~SURA_N_C_E - P-R-0· drawn. tection. Llfll\, Auto, :rire, Polio. A round robin card was prepar Call Don !4.1Ua, Middleport, ed a11d Will be sent to Mrs. Anna O~it. lion, a member wb') la hospital· 1zed. A card was alao signed by the 1 FOR SALE 'ALL MODERN FlY; mt~mbers to b!l sent to an honorary .:. 1 member. Mrs. <.:ora L:ummmgs. Tbe roorn cuttaa:e. Brownt.U Avenue • January meeting will be held at Middleport. Gal floor furnaee. lhe hllme o( Mma Hart or the Pom· 114 batblt. full ba1emeot, two eroy . Athens Road. car carage $6$)0.00. Phone I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , Dec . 11, w•• Minersville WSCS Are Hostesses For llp~o:::: .~~~~~~..~~d••~~~;:;~ Turkey Dinner At Church Social Rooms Je~~~ a~~m~rs. Earl st..key and erre I 'Beol admitted to the hOIPI· .\ MH. were Allee reeentV1nCooney guOI!J or hiJ ···~ tal for an appeodectomy. Mrs. Louise Brewer 1.1 rMOver- , Kenny Brewer apent the week lng !rom virus pneumoniJ. l•nd with hio parenta, Mr. and like tha.t of Mrl. Marella. Tbey The honor roll for the past sill R R. Durst and 10n Tommy Mrs. A. C. Brewer. also wore white fur beadbande ~wd weeka period at Columbia Elemen called on Eber Carpenter and / Wewley Court wn a dinner carried white muffs with pint car· tary School was: First Grade, Mar family recently. (Uett of Mr. and Mn. Dell Tal· nations. gie Jeffen; Second Grade, Rhond f,;M:;'~·;;•~n~d;._;;M~r~s.;._~D~il~lo~n~~Tll~y~l~or;;:;;bo;;;t;,t~r~ec~e~n~tl~y~ . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;.,~ Mr. Hamillon 's best man wa 8 his Wl.ittina:ton, •Brenda Teets and Car ~ brother, Mr. Harry M. Crawford. :~lyn Rupe. Third _Gra~e. Danny Ushers were Mr. Donald G. Davis Aarcwn and Kay Elhs. Sixth Gradt> of Warren brother of the bride Ja(;l. Goodwin, Linda Folden an<' ; and 4fr. John Fleshour of canton.' Rl\ehel ~ayes ; Seventh Grade. Don t Miss Dorinda Wi.Json of Porn- na DaviS, Sharon Holland, Lindaj' eroy waa Jn charge of the guest Matkins, James Griffey arid Arlin book . She wore 11 aheath ol winter Radekln; EJghth Grade, Zell.a Hand l while re-embroidered lace trim- leyl Laura Pri~, Denver Queen med with fur. ano Frank Woodgerd. _ Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight, 1 Mn. DavU, mother of the bride, George and Sharon, Columbus · wore a powder blue. Alencon lace f I over matching taffeta with whiLe were guest. o her parents, Mr. an1 l accessories and a corsage of while Mrs. Fem Glllogly and John, the past weekend. George, who was in 1 earnlltion.11. Mr. Hamilt()n's mother an auto acc.id(ont recently, is some- t was ~tttired in a royal blue sheath. what improved. ~ wnh matching acceswries. and wore Guests at t h e Dewey Walker 2 Door Seda.Ji. POwer steering. Low mileage - one owna c~nag~ of pmk c-arn.auo~s. home at Vinton on Sunday were I< ollowmg the reception m the; Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Cox and I er cor . Almost like the day it was sold. Dynaflow. R&H . l'hurch aoc1aJ rooms the couple left Sharon, and :vu·. and Mrs. Granfor a short weddmg tr:ip. lt'or the ville Lyol'ls, local. Other guests in · 1 U'IP lhe new Mrs. ltamut.on chang- eluded their daughter and her hus· Hard Top. One owner - low mileage ccrr. Hydramatic. ed to _a sheaLh of. blue _wool w~th band, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lyons, of Radio and heater. Extra nic~. matchmg accea:sones Wllh which Athens. . sh.e ~ore a guy fur_jacket and the J Mrs. Dora Mark visited with her orchtd from her bndal bouquet. sister, Mrs. Mary Starkey at the The bride was graduated from Earl Starkey home where she ia 4 Door Sedan. Power steering. One owner - low mile· Canton Llncoln Hi&h School and a guest. age car . Dynaflow. Radio and heater. Excellent. is employed at American Optical Joe Mosier, who has had employ- , Co. Mr. "Hamilton is also a cndu·l ment in Chicago for several ate of Lincoln and Ja employed at montha, is spending some time The Tlmken Roller Bearins: with bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Low mUe'fhe couple will be at home to Dou&la8 Mosier and family. ageone owner car. DynaOow. Radio and beater. their rrienda at 223 6tb St., N. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whitting· Canton. . \tc.n~ counselors, accompanied bY Mr. Hamilton's Parent& were thelJ' family, Barham Comba. Ted- ~ hoaU at the rehearJ.al dinner ' dy and Jackie. Jones, and Richard Extra clean inside and out. Sparkling original finish. Hy· ved Frida)' evenJng. Jeffers met With . Rebetca D)'e for dramatic. Radio and heater. Mrs. John .Friel, aunt of the tte res:ular meetmg of the Young' ' bride, was hostes.s to a pre-wedding People's group of the Carpenter shower honoring the bride. Baptlst Church on S~nday evening. Out-of-town guestl for the wed· The !Busy Bee Soctety of the Car· 2 Door Sedan. Like new red finish. ding included Dorinda Wilson of Ba-ptist Church will meet Pomeroy, and Edward .Mclntoah of week for their December meet· Dayton, cousin of the bride. at the home of Mrs. Hanna Albany. 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Extra good !ires. Sparkling original finish. .' '. 1IDitt lit ,.. ... LUMBER andSJ .' ••• ·$bop,~~. ~~e~c appliantc:.~~'~f.~ 1 . ·. · you the m~y-~~ . ···; - I' .\ [ (" �8--IJally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dot!. 11, 1959 ( 181 Employment Wonted WANT ADS fOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE R.KSULTS ' PHONE 398 llt.TI!S I eeotl per word, ooe l.oeertiob . .lliDt1tum cbarafl - eo C4!bt1. I qerU per word for tbree eOosecutJ" bisertiom. Special - one mODth for 30 cents pee word. 1'-uU rate- of 3 oenti (.oCI" word wUl be cbar~ for adverUsi~ It DOt paid within 10 days ~Iter reeeivina b!ll. !'.rron in Advert.i.Jing - Should be reported LrbJDediMely. 'l1i IJaQ.y Sentinel will GOt be rwpcmsible for mr.re th.kD on-e lncof> ·rect tnaertioo. Card of I'banb ud SpecW Notlcea of Evt'nta $1.00. Obl.tu.aril!ll published at 1 C6llo( per Wt)l"d.. WORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAVJ t VO 15 60c 00. $1.311 $4.l50 20 60e 11.20 $! .80 $6.00 211 711c $1.5C $2.26 $7.110 Adt reoetYed by 10 All wW be ln that day's paper. ' II J Notices o-:c-=:::-:cc-- - - - - - - I FREE KINDLING WOOD FOR ,.;;;;-;;-;; - .;-===..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;,.;", the hauling. Pick up .\ny time ~t 606 E. Mam St.. Pomeroy. SEE THE 1960 Ill Cord of Thanks a KARR & VAN ZANDT -,----- - , , I' -. I - - - ------ il I ' J l WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors and relative~> for the1r S)'mpathy and kindness , for Ll1e . many cards and floral offerings extended at- the time of death of 1 our dear brother, Edward WtnPome ter. We especially thank .Father 4 roy, uhJO John Turel for his cousollng words, Dr. Roger Daniels and Dr. Markley, the Holzer Hospit-al and SJN,GEH. ZIG_ ZAG SEWING MAall their nurses. Your kindne~;s <.:HINE. LJke new. Onglnally will never be forgotten. May I'Olit over $300.00. Pay of£ balGod bless you all. ance of $143.00. Payments $8.00 : :Sisters. Mr.s. Lena Ebers- per month. Phone 343. l2-8-6tc bach and Mrs. Dena Zwilliug siNGEn --siwJN~MAcwNE 12 11 llp Round, 66 model, originally snld fnr $179 . ~0. .Brand new ld) AutiJ Soles con8ole cabinet. Take over payllhl l~l~~ $7 .00 per ruun1h . Balance 19M BUICK VB SPECIAL, $995. due $(l<i.50. Phone 343. 1:t·8·6lc 2 Door Sedan. Spotless origin-- -~--·-- --·--al two tone green finuoh . Dy1111· flow drive . New Buick trade-in. LOV~LY A!'-lTIQUE GlFTS, SPE · Before 9 :30 A .M. Blaetlnars, Pomeroy. 12-0-6tc CIAL pa1r l5'h inch cut glass, Midcll•po,t 6131-J --t:ub~H blue O\'eri11y decanters Pomeroy 525 $50 t!ach. 700 w. Main st., 19a,t FORD V8 ClJSTOMLJNE, KAUT!t Fc~;~,.~TORB $»95. 2 Door Sedan. New pamt Pomeroy. Phone tH81-J, 12·8-6tc jpb. t:xc~ptiona~ in cond1hon . . - - - - - - -Yulcon 5_2145 ~AMILL SERVICE Biaet.t.na~s, Pomeroy, - l:l·U~tc EXCLUSIVE DIS'fRIHUTORS.FOR " STATION 1956 rliNTJA<.: vs TWO l)OOR Moore Uusiness Jo'orms, regioter Before 9:00 A.M. lledal_l. ,1,2D6. Hydramatic. .l!:.x- j cartlon, stock books, etc. Quick 1 AIINny 3353 c:t!:ptionaJ, HJacttnars, Pomeroy. . service. Quallty Print Shop, Every Day Service lf.t&-6~ MiddletJOrt, Phone 0041¥. _--- · 12·9·6tc ' LIMESTONE ANY SIZE FURNISH -r·• · --ed~ dellvered and spread on 19511 FOIID. V8 PAIRLANE, $895. driVeways and roadt. Shulers LIONEL ELEC'l'IUC TRAIN, EX· 2 Door Sedun. Be11utlful tur· MiddU,TH.A ~witches ami track. Call 1 Construction, Phone quolse and white fini9h. Blaet· 926-M. 12-9--Jtp tnara, ~omer(ly. 12-U-tH.c port 6018. 11-28-tfc AT •·'• The Fint Evangehc:al United IRONING AND BABY SIITING Brethren Church at canton was the at borne or out bY day or week. scene of the December ~ marriage Write % The Dally Sentinel, of Miss Miriam Jean Davia to Box 068A , Pomeroy, Oh io. Herbert Hamilton Jr. The bride is l2 -~· 6t c Lhe daughter of Mr. a~d Mn. Ha.r:(20) Business Services ry Davis, former Pomeroy realdents now residing at 201 Park-a'\1 MUELLER FURNACk. ... , WESTINCP- N. W., Canton , and the groom is HOUSE •ppli•nns. Ar"old Bro- the son of Mr . and Mn1. Herbert thers, Syracuse, Ohio. PboM 0 . Hamilton of 1611 Bryan-av S. w. 836-Y. 11 19 tfc Canton. The double ring ceremon)' was BOB'S TREE SERVICE AND RE· performed by the Rev . Kenneth -~o¥el Phone 6848. 12--3-301__! Jluht in a setting of candelabra and white flowers. A program of FOR RADIO AND T. V. REPAIRS wedding rnusic was presented by C•ll Fr•nk c.pteln•. 414 N. :O.irs. Stuart 1-'hillips, organist, and Second Ave., Mlckllepport. 9 .\olr. \\o aync Heckman, vocal.lst. 1 A. M. to 9 P. M. 12-3-tfc The bride, escorted by her father past pews marked with satin rib· I. -~-- Alli CONDI'i'10l':':NG RE: FiliC.ER- Oon, was attired tn a floor length ation service Ja<'k's Hdrigera- gown of white imported Chantilly tJOn. New Havrn. J-'t"tone TU· iiJCC over taffet-a, detailed with a basque bodice, sabrma necklme, AUCTIO~l" t:R and fashwncd with long alceves t.-plete ll•rvie-e whtch tapered to points Over her Crltt Br•dlord hand!!. Deep scallop edged lace rufNrHe, Phon• ... Conten fles extended into a brush train A. r Br•dford. li ..chw, Oh.. at the back of the full gathered d-25-tt Jskirt. Her circular fingertip veil 23537. 6-23-tf , of French silk illusion fell from - - -- :c-cc:--=::-: - - -a queen's crown of Lace held In CLILANOS 1place by rhinest(lnes. The bride Jt.M.. TV Rer~tlr lenloe carried a white lace covered Bible Phone '!00 Jtopped with an orchid surrounded Pctm•roy, Ohio. - by white stephanotis and ribbon c , lslreamers. , .u.sro: f BUrLT ~TCHEN DE- itt:rs. Vincent Marella served as 1!gne or your om =:! Free e• matron of honor and wore a med· tlmatea. Foreman aud Abbott, ium blue chiffon over taffeta bal· _! holle fl?.M .!:__ _8-6-tf Jcrina length gown with fitted boTELEVJ.!;_;!ON. RADIO & SMALL dice. &hirred sleeves, oval neck· Jppll:mce repair. Phone Otla line, .111nd a full skirt aceently with \t.cClintock Raoine Gblo. a bustle bow. ,she wore a white fur ' ' headband and carried a white fur 4 _4_30k __ - - - - muff with blue carnations. The bridesmatrons Mrs. Thomas Zorbas and Mn. Donald s. Huff. man wore pink gowns falhioned ____ I I 19) - For ·Sale - 12·9-3tc Davis-Hamilton Wedding Ceremonies Carpenter News Held At COn tOn EUBCh UrC h Recen tl Y Eyen ts Rep0rted 1 St H I i.. uw. c:.,. •.... ----ror I •• N XII~:~ .0. CHJIISTMAS Tl\EICS &oc Your • e laree or small. G()c each, abOut Dee. 'U.b. Flfe'11 Middleport ~a 10 a.m. to '1:30 p.m. I II 3D 12t GO.OO ( I II Wonrlld To tluy S:•ALL USED CEMENT MIXER. J'hone YU-{)-2295. Pearl Parker. 12 10 3tp .I I "'J AputnMntt. hople's T•rrece Mill V•le lt., oH luttern"* An., I!A.~K GRAVEL >'OR ul~. Mn. Nell .Middll•wart, Porlland·SUver,:uUJe Rold. 12-:H2l( IUlSl'AI/MNT BUSIND;S READY For Kent Potn~roy, Phon• 321oY 11 2 *• APAR'~' MENTS un!UI'Ill&~ed. - Furniahed and McMaater1, MJddleport. Phone 6044· M. 2 3 U ISIX Legtrl Notice ••GAL NOTICI FOR 'ALl To the hiCh bidder on tbe 18th. day of December 18$ at 10 o'clock A. · M., at tbe R. 11. Rawlina:s Sons Co., Middleport, Ohio, one 19M Ford tudor se~an, customllne, aix ely, , . .M1dway Motor Salea, owner ~By their agent, ft.. E. Grindley, Sr . 1 U 2> ~~· 13, 3tc Leqal Notice LIOAL NOTICI NOTICI OP DRAWING 0P JUIIOIII AUTO PARTS Mufflen ·.\ $4.95 up lrattwiiS :. $9.95 . 87bll WJlh Eltdlqe ~ Tl R .ES ' . ·. $10;95 PIUI ~ ~od Reeot>PII>Ie Tlrt . ~4!....,...1191~ Llaed IRAQ SHOES Fer AU Madobo 8ebajK 'l)'•~amlul01111 ~ ... G' OO 5,:10 6,00 6 :13 t" :i& ~J ·::~n < Jt"t11" fll<:'W ' 5:45 Huntley llrinUe.y Repor1 7:00 Science Fiction Theater 7:30 TbiS Man Dawson Troubleshoolers 8:30 Bell Telephone Hour 9:30 M-Squad 10:00 Caval cade of Sports 1():4, Jt~.ckpot -Bowling 1,1 (VI rolf'W S Ho!aillti.K' Weathettt\st t~ ~to tl:Jll the J~ck Paar Show t:OO stan l,ff .,oo Cllanne13- Saturday ~1& Si~r:o 8:30 Clrde · 3 Rmeb lO:OQ HowdY DoodY tlo~O r.lrcus ~ U\l -JUnior Auction l:lo'IO T"'e Ruff aDd ·~ illlM U:ttfl Fury 12:30 Detcctive:'s Diary 1,00 Pre Game Sbow 1:15 NCAA Football 4o00 Modern science Theater 1955 BUICK Century .... · ........ · $1,095 1955 BUICK Special2 Door .. · .... · $1,095 Hard Top. Like new finish. Dynaflow drive. R&H. 1955 BUICK Sp~lal 2 Dr~ Sedan · · · · $995 Dynaflow. R&H. Spotless original' finish. New Buick trade-in. 1955 PONTIAC VB Star Chief ...... $1,G95 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and brtkes. Sharp original two tone finish. Extra good. ' 1954 C.HEYROLET Belaire .. . ( ........ $695 2 Door Sedan. Extra nice original finish. Worth much more. Mang .More 4:00 5:30 11:00 B:P" 6 :40 6:45 7:QO 7:30 Ameticall Ban Rin Tin Tin Beat san Fra~ 0 y,ur ~:~:sao Repnl"t.Weatherman John Daly News 26 M~n w._u Disney "Presents 8,31) 1t(Ao klns File ,2:00 John Hop , . J2•30 Blsho@ Pike 1:00 College Newa conferenOf 1:30 . Chltllr"et'l's ·Gospel Hour l 2 ~ 00 nth Bengal Laneel's . 2:30 ScieQ<:e The~te~ ·a:Q9· 'J'he' Chi\4fbn Ql S~angers \ l:i¥.1 Champloilshlp Brldp . 4·00 Paul Winchell Show ,:ao . Brol<en Arrow . , • &·00 Matty's Ftmday Funmes 11 t:OG Badge .._ B~ et~ 1 5:30 Roller Dtn"bY l :00 cart,~o\1 Sp t~eu ar the e:ao Robin HoOd 11 :30 Edd1~ ~~cr;ey' . ':dts 1·00 TH.ckdown 'olUn' 1tGc e .. ""'G... Mi. vl!ricll · nk Sinat!Jl Special l2:00 Lunch with, souP.Y Salel 8 0 • 12 :30 ._&.~§tl!illt,; Cui t ,; ~--+-""' · ' e,A.aska• ·~ t~ • 1:00~'!'11' CflijSro6lll1· ~ o,rtrol '!'olen! 0:30 1:3Ct Big :Picfure • · •,, 1:00 The News Tonight 'Z:OO lJ'l Rascals I E t Program U Weatbtlr Window 2,30 w. va. At.r,. • . . Jl·1o Late Show. --~3:00 Roy ;Rogers _::;·;:.~:;:,,;:;._- Channel ,\ - BLAETTMAR'S POMEROY, bHIO Channel13 - Frldny 1:00 Tbe Efightet; D0J l:15 TM Secret Starlit I:SO The Edge or N'lebt t:OO ~:1& 8o30 V:OO V:30 g,oo 10:00 I0:38 tl:OO ,l:lD 1 :so Peraon to PersOn 11 ')'eloek NeWI t1:J.eater 13 Sign orr l;t 9:30 Have Gun, Will Travel Jl,oo Gunsmolt> . • · \0·30 Not For Hire 11:00 11 O'cioclt Ne11> \ 1 · G '111eater 13 The Three Stooges .· Th,e Life o! RUey A.rtb11r J. ~mith-·M• .. · Jule RlvHn Show Amos 'n' Andy Slade ~~; Sbow of the Kooth . Desllu Playhouse The ' Twlllght Zone oi:;:;~O_::S~Ign:-_:0~!!:_:;----;-:-:-:~· cia ·(L-nne113 ~un y·- ~ . • 9:00 Be.vive.l ~~<le . 9:~0 Atoerl~ana tt Work ·• :4·~ CHristian selenl!e .0:00 LalJIP Unto My Feet Look Up and Ltve U. N. in A~lon ~era 'I'btee News , Rey.. )tlw.o.~ Glb.bs 0r.tlUf>lrto Pro FOOtbl}l Inside Football ReV, v/UifU'd, WilCOX ChaJ;~D!' ·Prnents . 8:00 8:00 • 10,00 10,:10 l! oOO 11:30 12:00 \2:30 3o~. 1: ..... ,,.,. 7o Jocalled 4t~el for ti.lks eHort to settle CODQU Gil llO .1' ! ae Bowl ••sme """'"'ll ''frie:wlzfrd"' 'O 01 'l'li' Twenll•lh ll~ . Cell~ News Report and Mrs, Ed Fry had a "'ll:anl:',l'ivl~~· bu\chering at which ' we're· dn Ui\d: 1~~;~il;:\;~d!~!!$\ ;~~.~~:J.i~~~~~.were ~ mbutchered. the put ·l' week. · Mr: and Mrs. ·v:trgil Adkins and I ~~=;;;ii;;;i;;o';;;.;:;;;:;;;-;;;~,;;;;-.1 Sue visited Mr. and Mfl. Leo II Mr. ind Mrs. Harley Bonecutter Gregg and Christi visited in Mar1 &on' ~eiltly · wlth Mr. and Mrs. Marks and Taml LJnn and . Addra Briibt an~ and · :Mrs. Granvm~ Tu.ne In T:h, 990 Bo~ecQ~r SPOT ·· bas returne4 the river . BJeplnll . and Mrs. ~:~~~~·~*ere ' · and On Your " Clonch coiled qn Rodio Dial ~ :!.~~~~~~~;~j~ ~~ntly. I FQi TMI Columbus Tbljl'Bd.,. 0. Ric~. N1WS Oftht0Ju.-Yillty aA,;M• ;;1.~,, t•M· Mr,, f.eif~it B()sf,ell ' Mrs. CliffOrd LelfhJlit,_president, coridUcted the me~g when the of Roek~ 'sprina:a Metho· met Tuesday at the 8:$5'- ~M. ''~ .. lOA.~ · lt5,P.~ ......,.. t1 N~ • l f.M, . . . ·of "Si~ent.. Night" foUt;~wed by .A l).eUJ;~is-thtl . Menaee 114' iluillvail Show GE Thealef ~dHltchcoc:t~ .JaCI: BeDII.Y . Wlllt'l 141 Linl suatlay t4e1IJI . 'l'bet\o>! IJ SliD 011 • •you don't need mistletoe whbnyou ••• ·. PIPII .............. .............. ..,........ I ' MG!IItlldl- ........ ... ,.,.... ---VALLEY ...... .3 ··wHTN.TV _Channel . I ,,oo uo Co. s.unta, ;05 6: ' Sund•y - Channel a 9:00 77 Sunset Strip Detectives· IOo00 Tbe. , to:so· Black Sadd1e · U:OO 'l'h• Newa Tonight .\;ll!l Scannins the Weat.b:el '1:10 Spo~. s ~e-port t,t~10 . Late ShOY' ) ,,45' Sign oil 1,00 PIIOlle • • From Black 1!4Wl I ,.00 StudiooWresthng: a:oo AU-star Goll 1·01 Reco.t d Hop 7·30 D\e..: Clark ShoW c;OO Sea Hunt 8:30 r:..re it to ·- 9:00 Lawrence Wellr. Show O·OO Jubilee U. S. A. (t;O:O Up-to-Ute-Mia';'te Mm tl:U'I Late Sbow . . · - I OPEN UNTIL 7:30 MON. THRU SAT. Weather-Tight For Free Eolhaateo Bo~ 12:00 True Story Cllannel B-Fr1dlll' df111UI Make Your Roof For roof ~prtin o)r re-roof'4nt. tee Ull 0\ar prlde of c:raftsmanlhip enu:ree J'OU 1JI •tlo!!<tlon. On 8o00 Ramkr of the Jungle -·..HCHS.TV Chan'nel 8 I · House on HlSh Strtet Split Personality Steamboat BW C'i~o Kid Steamboat BIU Tbe Jim 1'haoM:er Show 1955 PlYMOUTH 6 cyl......... · .... · $695 11 Notf.ce 11 hereby given that a publl< drowlni or jurora will be made on the 11h day of Deet!hl· ---..... ber, lt39 at the OnJee of Nat A MD>DI.a AGE Comml11lonen of Juror• ln the 1 WANTED houtell:eeper for elderly eoup1e., pourt Hou 1111 of Melp County, Have all modern conveolenctl. Ohio, for the January term, 1960 P . 0 . Box. 232, Pomeroy, Oblo. or the Common Pleas court at 12-ll·t!e IIJd .Counl)l, GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSII •. •Freoltnd S. Norris, work. Must live In 803&:11. ;Everett. I. Trac:,. 12-8-atc:. Commluloner• of Juron 12-ll·llc cau· 1955 PONTIAC "B70'' 4 Dr. Sedan .. $995 I I ========-===,1I 71 Help Wanted II 12 II 6!< 1 ----- 24-a For Sale or Trade ROOM HOUSE, BATH. 128 Union Avenue. Calla&&-J . 1957 BUICK VB Century · · · · · · · · · · $1,B95 Co., Walk-In Garden Club To Present _;,(_2_0_b•)=l:on-;S;;;U;;ro=nc"'~:--- Qhristmas Show · 1 Cilannal3 - Friday 4 :00 4:30 1957 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,795 • ROOM APARTMENT WITH three bedroom•, bath, plua a:ar· aee. Two block• trom bualnesa 12.f.8tc d :atrlct. CIU 40hJ. ROOMS CLOSE IN TOWN. 137 l·IUGS INTERNATIONAL TRUCK Butternut Ave. ,1 30 12te chain ho!Jt, 1 yr. old hens. B. FOUR · RoOM HOUSE IN MIN8RS. · M. C"oper. Phone 24748. 1~9-3tp I VILLE. $2S a month. Phone ti812-M. 12 10 .Stc · - - - - : - - - ~'OUR 1957 PONTIAC VB- 4 Door · · · · · · $1,695 1959-71 TE,.. EVISION GUIDE WSAZ.TV Channel 3 . ·r 'o McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS I ! to JO, fuJty equipped, Jow rent, aoOd locauon, ateady income. 7 ana 8 kOOM HOUSE, 6 ROOII .lte~&lonabJe, Phone 84!()-M. apartment and a room apart.l"omeroy. 12·8-ttp ment. A. W. Benjl,el, Phone 111}-M. ll 2 tlc HAY FOR SALE AT THE GIL· MORE Farm. Ch11rles E. Yost, Porn. 3666. 12·ft·8Lp TRAILER SPACES LOCATED IN C"entor of Mlddlcpport. Clo1e to GOOD LUMP <.:uAL. PHONE shopping di&trlct, churches ~tnd hO·M, Pomeroy. l"'·d-titp tiChools. See or Call David C. ~.I!;W 1u00" PAr1'1':1tNS PLASTIC Miller, Middleport, Ohio, I,hones wanoow bUilas •nd ahadea, Vene 6162 or 6287. 12·8·10-12-3tp tltn blmda, ad lunda •11d colora - - - - - - - - - 60tH:. 10·211-U• ~'1D11r &UIIIi IWnlnaa, W)' and ·FOR RENT MQDERN APART· JU&ht name p.,_lu aU klnda, MENT, Three Rooms, pantry 1.£ 1 ) Keol tsto.e AJUUlU'IUrn huhillrl all k.lnda. and bath, gaa furnace heat, gas ,to·ree l!:aL!matc, JJale wippel cooldn& stove a and elecLrle re- FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH in Mason $4000.00. Phon• frigerator furnished. Firat floor Suppl)', 2.1.4 Union Avenue, l"omeroy, O.t~o 1 o. ll·aD-OO&e apt. hardwood floora, porches Spruce 3·5200. 12-8-61.e rront and back, b111ement for . 18M! i7ft. RlCHARVSON HOUSE laundry facil!Uea. Front and back ( 2 I J tl_e ol tSfOTW entrancea. Located center of FARM FOR traJier. front kitchen wlth au\oQUJCK SALE Middleport. Close abopplna: mallc wa1her. Seu Don Thomaa, $3500.00. 11 4 Acrea, two story dlatrlct, Khooh and churehes. 287 Mulberry, Pomeroy. Phone bouse, paylna: a;u well, coaJ, Rent with stove and refrl&era 2111·1. 1a 10 3t< timber. Arnold Farm, Rt. 143, 8 tor $80.00 month; without atove mUe eaat of Harriaonvllle. Ar· and refrigerator N(t.OO month. th\U" J, Arnold, Box 227, Millen See or C11l David C. Miller, port, Ohio. Phone HO 77131. Middleport, Ohio. Phones 6182 12·9·6tp. or 1128'7. 12·8·10.12-3tp I 1959 BUICK VB Special · · · .. · .. · · .. $2,795 I '======'=':':"'="''=':""""' l"<ll7 VOLKSWAGUN. Call Earl H.ottgen, Letart, Vn., Twinms I)-21M. 12 11 ;ttc USED BOATS AND MOTD-S, .$U and up while they la1t. Mlttro,.l· ca.;~ · lt•n Mtrlne Salel •nd S•r¥lce, .WI MlkM .... Modell 600 E. Mlin St., Pomeroy, Phon• MiiTilOPOLITAII 6045-J. II 21 tk _ ..1.. NEXT YEAR'S PRICES Rev . and Mrs. Robert R. Card and the husbands of the mern- Mrs. Mary Starkey Wt!re Sunday bers were guests when the WSCS of the Mmersvtlle Methoof their daughter, disl church met in the social room of the church Wednesday Mrs. Roy Wiseman and evenmg for a turkey dinner. The room was decoratep in keepHarrisonville. ing with the holiday season, including a lighted tree. The tabte of ~!Jd ~~ea~y D~:~ hall a Chnstmas centerpiece with decorated candles in crystal at the home of Mrs. holders on either aide. .l<'ollowm&: the dinner there was I Mrs. Eugene Forbes as leader, Ingram. Plans were made to an exehange of gifts and Rev Mrs. Karl Grueser told the story I m•••• Sunshine packets. Devotions Card was presented a gift from of "The Ot~er Wiaeman." A in charge of Rev . Kenneth the Society, after which the '"roup Ch.rlatmas diaLogue was given and were in keeping with \adjourned to the sanctuary for a WI th Mr-&. St e11a Grueser, 111r1. season. The . next meeting will I program. An organ prelude by Clifford Phillips, Mrs. Hosmer in January. .l'lln. !<' rank Stewart opened the R~ush, Mra. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter is recoverprogram in charge of Mrs. Nor- WtiUam Russell, Mrs. Bradford ed sufficiantly to return home man Mc<.:al-lum. 1'he group sang M. aag a. nd Mrs. Earl Reoshaw par- from Sheltering -Arms Hospital where he has been a patient since "Oh Lltlle Town of Bethlehem" he 1patmg. taking seriously m while working A trio Mrs. Sadie !!rown, Mrs. at the train wreek near Carpenter . and Duke 2: 1-18 was read by Mrs (20o) Termite Slewarl who ahio offered prayer. Adolph Grueser and Mrs. Stewart Larry Stansbury, who 18 emploYMrs. Otto Hartenbach present- sang "Silent Night" and Mrs. ed in Columbus was a weekend Control ed a reading "A Christmas Pray- Phillips pl'elented a rudlng guest of his parents, Mr. and -Mrs. ,;;:::;;;--;::::::::::: · _ ..., · llll'" ·.:and· the group aang "Oh "Martha Speak•" after whJcb the Dale Stantbury . FREE INSPECTIONS. . IPII:asE !Come AP Lc l 'aitht"uul", Follow- Rev. Card gave a Mort.. addreu 383-M. Gilmor~ Supply .Store. lng the Christmas litany with 111ing as hill topic "What Cbrilt· STIVERSVILLE Vaughan Pest Control co. Mem· - - - - - -- -- - ·-- - mas Should Be." Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brewer be< of Nation•! Peot Control The song "Aw•y in the Man· spent the weekend in Columbus AsSQciatlon. 1~·3-Uc ier" bY the Card ~hUdren. a with their daughter and family reading "Cbrlatmas Eve at the Mr. and Mrs. John Deal. Mrs. t Poor Houae"by Mra. Stewart and the benedl~tion concluded the DON STIVERS program. Tne December meeting of the Walk-In Garden Club WiUJ held at the home of Miss Jessie Saundera. MONITOR FLIGHTS .Roll call was answered with a ltLblt! ver9e. WASHINGTON UPI-The FedFollowin~~: lhe usual business eral Aviation Agency has beeun meeung plana were dle~cussed for 30 days of round-the-clock monlthe Chrisunas show which will be toring of all scheduled airline held a~ the Dcdt'ord school. Dec. 20. 1training progr.ams and fll&ht opA Chrlstm91J party wa11 enjoyed erations to acarch out and corand gllls cxchanKed. Many lovely rect lrreaulariUee and deficieoBARNES.SIMPSDN INSURAN.;E decorationll madeSecret and Pala dia- ~~~a~cc~o=rd~ln~l;;t~o~F~A~A~A~dm~~ln~ll~· Agente, Middleport. Fp-e, Autv- played by thewere members. Elwood ft. 'nubile, Bonds. Phone 8315. were ruvealed and new names were COMPLETE II'~SURA_N_C_E - P-R-0· drawn. tection. Llfll\, Auto, :rire, Polio. A round robin card was prepar Call Don !4.1Ua, Middleport, ed a11d Will be sent to Mrs. Anna O~it. lion, a member wb') la hospital· 1zed. A card was alao signed by the 1 FOR SALE 'ALL MODERN FlY; mt~mbers to b!l sent to an honorary .:. 1 member. Mrs. <.:ora L:ummmgs. Tbe roorn cuttaa:e. Brownt.U Avenue • January meeting will be held at Middleport. Gal floor furnaee. lhe hllme o( Mma Hart or the Pom· 114 batblt. full ba1emeot, two eroy . Athens Road. car carage $6$)0.00. Phone I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , Dec . 11, w•• Minersville WSCS Are Hostesses For llp~o:::: .~~~~~~..~~d••~~~;:;~ Turkey Dinner At Church Social Rooms Je~~~ a~~m~rs. Earl st..key and erre I 'Beol admitted to the hOIPI· .\ MH. were Allee reeentV1nCooney guOI!J or hiJ ···~ tal for an appeodectomy. Mrs. Louise Brewer 1.1 rMOver- , Kenny Brewer apent the week lng !rom virus pneumoniJ. l•nd with hio parenta, Mr. and like tha.t of Mrl. Marella. Tbey The honor roll for the past sill R R. Durst and 10n Tommy Mrs. A. C. Brewer. also wore white fur beadbande ~wd weeka period at Columbia Elemen called on Eber Carpenter and / Wewley Court wn a dinner carried white muffs with pint car· tary School was: First Grade, Mar family recently. (Uett of Mr. and Mn. Dell Tal· nations. gie Jeffen; Second Grade, Rhond f,;M:;'~·;;•~n~d;._;;M~r~s.;._~D~il~lo~n~~Tll~y~l~or;;:;;bo;;;t;,t~r~ec~e~n~tl~y~ . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;.,~ Mr. Hamillon 's best man wa 8 his Wl.ittina:ton, •Brenda Teets and Car ~ brother, Mr. Harry M. Crawford. :~lyn Rupe. Third _Gra~e. Danny Ushers were Mr. Donald G. Davis Aarcwn and Kay Elhs. Sixth Gradt> of Warren brother of the bride Ja(;l. Goodwin, Linda Folden an<' ; and 4fr. John Fleshour of canton.' Rl\ehel ~ayes ; Seventh Grade. Don t Miss Dorinda Wi.Json of Porn- na DaviS, Sharon Holland, Lindaj' eroy waa Jn charge of the guest Matkins, James Griffey arid Arlin book . She wore 11 aheath ol winter Radekln; EJghth Grade, Zell.a Hand l while re-embroidered lace trim- leyl Laura Pri~, Denver Queen med with fur. ano Frank Woodgerd. _ Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight, 1 Mn. DavU, mother of the bride, George and Sharon, Columbus · wore a powder blue. Alencon lace f I over matching taffeta with whiLe were guest. o her parents, Mr. an1 l accessories and a corsage of while Mrs. Fem Glllogly and John, the past weekend. George, who was in 1 earnlltion.11. Mr. Hamilt()n's mother an auto acc.id(ont recently, is some- t was ~tttired in a royal blue sheath. what improved. ~ wnh matching acceswries. and wore Guests at t h e Dewey Walker 2 Door Seda.Ji. POwer steering. Low mileage - one owna c~nag~ of pmk c-arn.auo~s. home at Vinton on Sunday were I< ollowmg the reception m the; Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Cox and I er cor . Almost like the day it was sold. Dynaflow. R&H . l'hurch aoc1aJ rooms the couple left Sharon, and :vu·. and Mrs. Granfor a short weddmg tr:ip. lt'or the ville Lyol'ls, local. Other guests in · 1 U'IP lhe new Mrs. ltamut.on chang- eluded their daughter and her hus· Hard Top. One owner - low mileage ccrr. Hydramatic. ed to _a sheaLh of. blue _wool w~th band, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Lyons, of Radio and heater. Extra nic~. matchmg accea:sones Wllh which Athens. . sh.e ~ore a guy fur_jacket and the J Mrs. Dora Mark visited with her orchtd from her bndal bouquet. sister, Mrs. Mary Starkey at the The bride was graduated from Earl Starkey home where she ia 4 Door Sedan. Power steering. One owner - low mile· Canton Llncoln Hi&h School and a guest. age car . Dynaflow. Radio and heater. Excellent. is employed at American Optical Joe Mosier, who has had employ- , Co. Mr. "Hamilton is also a cndu·l ment in Chicago for several ate of Lincoln and Ja employed at montha, is spending some time The Tlmken Roller Bearins: with bls parents, Mr. and Mrs. 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes. Low mUe'fhe couple will be at home to Dou&la8 Mosier and family. ageone owner car. DynaOow. Radio and beater. their rrienda at 223 6tb St., N. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Whitting· Canton. . \tc.n~ counselors, accompanied bY Mr. Hamilton's Parent& were thelJ' family, Barham Comba. Ted- ~ hoaU at the rehearJ.al dinner ' dy and Jackie. Jones, and Richard Extra clean inside and out. Sparkling original finish. Hy· ved Frida)' evenJng. Jeffers met With . Rebetca D)'e for dramatic. Radio and heater. Mrs. John .Friel, aunt of the tte res:ular meetmg of the Young' ' bride, was hostes.s to a pre-wedding People's group of the Carpenter shower honoring the bride. Baptlst Church on S~nday evening. Out-of-town guestl for the wed· The !Busy Bee Soctety of the Car· 2 Door Sedan. Like new red finish. ding included Dorinda Wilson of Ba-ptist Church will meet Pomeroy, and Edward .Mclntoah of week for their December meet· Dayton, cousin of the bride. at the home of Mrs. Hanna Albany. 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and brakes. Extra good !ires. Sparkling original finish. .' '. 1IDitt lit ,.. ... LUMBER andSJ .' ••• ·$bop,~~. ~~e~c appliantc:.~~'~f.~ 1 . ·. · you the m~y-~~ . ···; - I' .\ [ (" �.. • Dee. 20. Mrs. Thcmi.u Clark, Chairman o~ 1he recent Every Member CanvauJ reported it a suecea. The lfOUP.: also voted to raiae the benevolence: 'IUOta tor 1960 by 60% . : The meetina: closed witb prayer! Present W€!rc Miss Frankie Mum.-w• Mr. and Mn. Thomas Clark, J41"Jf' Mayme Holmes, Mrs. Pearl McBrtd' Richard Duekworth and the pastor ~ Around And DOUBLE VALUE Ab:out Middleport By FRAOOII HOUDAIHIILl' USED CAR • • Billie Daweon o! ColiJJJlbus visited w1th Mr. and ........ Will M.yera recently. ' Mra. Opal Priddy il reported to be recovering s.at.Wact.ocU, from POMEROY MOTOR OK Quality! Special Sale Prices 3 Big Days • Fri., Sat·, Mon • 19:SB CHEVROlET 1957 FORD VB "'6" 2 Door. Beautiful elassl.e .cream fin·i.sb. Spotle. .interior, like new tires, ·h eater. One of tJhoae alee one.. WAS U695 Falrlne 2 Door. Locally owned and real low mileage, white -and JOld flnisb, t\ltoOI'D&tie trans., w~te wall tires }ike DI:'W, heater, padded dalb. DrlVC H. WAS $1195 Now$1595 1957 DODGE VB Now$1395 C«<Det 4 Door. Beautrif~t c.oral and whitt finish w.blte wall tires, D-600 motor, PlrWerf1Jte beater. A real nice car and prked to IJUit. t~am1. : 1956 CHEVROlET Like new tire!!', spotleA& interior, wbite 111.nd gold finBel Air 4 Door. VB motor and powergtlde. WAS U595 ls.h. Want a sharp one? Now$1395 1957 CHEVROlET WAS $1461 Now$1295 Bel Air "8" 4 Door. Beautiful beige over gold linJih, wibh matchlng interior. std. traru. All iood white wall tires, M<Ho and heater. I 1956 PlYMOUTH !';avoy 2 Door . PowerDU.e trans., radio, heater, clean inter-ior, good tires. Ivory over creen fin- $1595 1957 CHEVROLET .,._ St.ation Wagon 4 Door. A 1 owner low mileage trade In with 4 Uke new tdros, powerglidc trans., power steering, all vinyl black and .whi-Le interlor -and soUd whiLe fin·lsh. WAS H99G Now$1795 1957 PLYMOUTH $995 1955 CHEVROLET llO V8 2 Door. Origlnal black tin-Lib, clean Intertor, std. tran!f. "With overdrive. Hieb ·in rubber. ltadlo and !heater. $B95 Belvedere "8" Sport Hardtop Coope. Ivory ovC'".r dark blue f•inlsh, automatic trantt., white Wlllll Urea, redlo an<l ~cater. Ntcc tnd elean interior. ':WAS U545 1953 BUICK Special 2 Door. Local owned, clean intel"!iilr, automatic tran11miMion, radio and beater. White over turquoise flnirh. Now$1395 1956 FORD Falrlane $465 4 Door Sedan. Black oand whll.e flniBh . Nit-e in teNor, a:ood w.hltewaH .tlrel, IIIUt()m.atie trnm., power ateert11>g, rJdlo and 1heater. WAS $1295 1955 FORD VIctoria Hard T-op Coupe. V8 motor snd wt0nt18.tk -tNns. Sharp interJor and beautilful white · and turquoise Hnl.'ih Mke new. Radio and <keater. Lovely to own. Now$1195 1954 CHEVROLET Only $1195 1954 FORD "B" 210 -- 2 Doer. Sllandard tr.an!l. radio heater, like new tires, boautllul 2 tono' blue itnlsh. Man thiftle real sharp. 2 Door. S~ndard trana., clean interior, all 1ood tires, and be-autiful lwry over red :f'inleh., heater. $695 Only$695 I - .Compare These Prices 1952 FORD 8cyl. 4 Door WAS •us Special $169 1951 PLYMOUTH 1951 BUICK BlacUDoor WAS U45 Now$169 1952 BUICK 2 Door Sedan Special $169 liARD TOP C()lJPE WAS U45 WAS .1!5 SI'Jeclal $169 1950 PLYMOUTH 1951 lUlCK Blue 4 Door Sure lt hurts, but II'• sotta go. 8 PASSENGER COUPE Man - What A Bargain $100 1947 DODGE2 Door $100 1949 FORD B- 21toor ~k .w hal you can Good tires and sure runs nice. $175 ' gel for $69 If You Need A Used Truck, . Any Size! or Capacity SEE The Dealer That Deals For.Less Mr.s. Earl Knilbt and her mo: ther, Mrs. WLI&On of New Haven were In Parkersburg today. Mn. Arthur Gilmore b.u been II absent from her em_plo;vm.ebt at Smith CloWns Ca., t.b.il week due Lo illneu. I Airman Second Claas and lin. Ronald Barnhart of Myrtle Belch S. C., visited recently with Mr. and M.ra. Dale Barnhart and their . son Dale who bas been 1ta;ring 1 with his p-andparent.a: UDt.ll Christmas. j Mrs. Veda Foley of Bradbury · wbo 1..1 in the Pleasant Valle,lfO!pltal is reported to be 1 lit· tle improved. Georse Sauer waa taken to the Muon Clinic Wed.neaday followin& a heart attack. Mn. Curtis Jenkinson is a paUeat at the Pleasant Vall.ey Koapital wbere abe will godera:o aursery. )4.ra. Clarence Murray bu been conflned to her home in Bradoury for the past two weeks be· czuae of illne.as. Her daughter .md family, Mrs. Lawrence Stew.lrt have been staying with the Murraya to care for Mrs. Murray. ,\'lrs. Maggie Bailey and Mr. and trtra. William Hoppes of Columbus .:arne yesterday to visit with the ..durraya and Mn1. Bailey will remain to care for Mr.s. Murray. I i In several write up recently different organizations have re· ported that Mrs. Minnie Gilmore of Middleport has been ill. The £lame should have been M.r.s. Minnie Neutzlin£. Heath Church Eleanor Circle Party Holds The Eleanor Circle of the Heath .\fetbodist Church of Middleport met Thursday eventna: at the home flf Mra. Bernard Fultz for their regular meeting and Christ-maa· party. . • DonalioDI were made Until Christmas ~ I Bradbury Class Holds Christmas Party Wednesday The annual Christmas dinner and quarterly birthday dinner of the Martha Class of the Bradbury Church of Christ was held Wednesday evening at the church. The dinner table was centered with an arrangement of red carnations and white dalliies and Christmas greenery which was a gilt to the class from Wtlliam Autherson who was a guest at the 1 • .JUST 95 ••• • I~ At cp~ntY, C~hu-e CHRISTMAS SPECIAL limite• Ol•ntlty Awada•rt ( • bduolve doubl•otretch· h- roa<het · out 16-- lob you doon lw.loolhe • - of any olher cloanor. DOf I~ theo:~ • fxduolwt leloocopl.n g wand arid lh- ""-lod - · · . -, - -· • No duol bav fO o~ :-;. ihrow.". ' awoycha bag tabs ll:flt. 10 IU~ · to nge, • Qulol, fvH ho....,o.- -..,. ,., ~ tra IUctiOft. . Modelli6 Complole · wllh · ' Taola' ~rewer, . • Brand now , , , IIIII In fac1orY _._ Cha~Jes BRING THE KI'DDIES TO SEE SANTA CLAus· Saturday evening De-c. 12. the vo,... poople of tbe Tu)lpen PloiDI, South Bethel an~ t.ottri<ll• · · Chur<:hei will mee( l;af of tbe Rev. and Ill>.. 1 I 1 tb~ ·. ¥ ~hroug~ ' Leave Vent'son lnst'de Garden . co?"'~:·~:c~tive I ~ong I ho~e fro~->t "Th~ Am.etic~U!- Le-I I .Ohio ~rs. ~; SATUR,DAY MORNING ~ • :J?ece~~er ·12th • .10,t~ Il l A.M. lN,·,;,POM,EPOY,· '·· ~- . . ' en e T 'freat T'IDle Rose Dism11sed: Mrs. Clara sellers, \ Inalli~a, ,.....; snd Mr•- ·Fern Bert- On December 23 Porttand; r:tfle ·Sti11, Middlepart; heimer umbus She was pre- YOUDP'Stown Store Science Will He·adline PTA Meetm'. g MondaY wll1 meet tiigh tehool auditorium wben the pro· gram wiU be a:bout science fea · turing work of mem~n of the hia:h school Jeilenee club. · ' •niet.,!t o'cloek the same evening I!' will move to North SecAve at W€!rner"s Radio Shop where a drawmg will be held for $600 in cash prizes. Shoppers have -been registering with coopIDercbants through last will continue unl!l time drawing. _BO _ A_R_D_T_O_ M_E_E_T '?he Official Board of the Heath Methodilt Church of ~11iddleport w!U meet Sunday evening at 7:30 at the church. - Seeretar)' of SpeciAl muaic wlh be Jlven by . Herter, faeln£ Vernon Weber and ,ilou_p_ alna:ing NAro, new to of Chrlstm:aa carols WiW be ena eaU for atrena:- joyed, I'QWt.arJ RefrelhmegQ; wlll be eerved. up ill All oehool itatroM . 1f!1 urle4 1o COURTHOUSE CLOSID ·Meigs County Courthouse li~~~:.<!Gte: d the SaturdaJ after and the Saturdar aftei' · jt was de.Wed bf ol· HOUStON Te:~. - Walter (Old WiUlanis. 111. the laat livtng the men who lougbt the Ciwas near death t.ol:lar. doctor said the oJd could d"ie' "at any time a victbn of his foUrth bout ;; l,willl pneumonia this year ' · ' . ~-----Ask d ~liU MIIC~S I aGu'dn,.~<toriAum".dem)', I ~e ~·rector •••~ I I ~ .,.,.,1.,, "*' that tae NYl · ba,. appropraated .tor ita own Uld a· bl IJid awtteb (II · wbitb beJOnp to · bliia and aska Mrs. Margaret Jobnson and l.n- ceded ln d;~~' by ·one brother Middleport children will redamaJea. ' fl.nt daua:hter, Langsville. Walter. ' ceive treats from Santa Claus the • --Mrs. Hood wali an active member evening of December 23, two days of the Federated cnureh. before Christmas at the big tree Funeral aeniccs wu1 ne conduct· the "T" uptown. Time is ed from the Ewing Funeial Home 7:18 p. m. at 2 p. m. Monday with burial in are providing the members of the the Beccn Grove Cvmetery. 1\e,. , 1:) , Waldo aartels, paaf9r of the FeU· Post, American era~ Cb11rch, will conduct the supplying "Santa" other deLails of tbe oemce_.- - - - - - - i a~d ~~~m::!i~e~t boooma'.'adiD~ Christmas I AT ELBER:FEIJ)S MAl~ .STORE iUILDtHG IN tHE FURNIT"RE .. ' , . D£P.lRTMENT . . 01'!4 TMI ' $ECOI-4D. FLOOR ' . ' ~r,2600 s~ston, I ~nglneer, comp~nsal.lon I Rt. 2, tme~ a tara:e doe deer Tbur1day tn Orange Township ~ose to His home wejghtng aboUt l!!....!;O~d!l. _ _ ApprovedBy Comm' ners ~Jth ~ ~Cdilp- H'tghway B0 dget I~mne wa~ ~and...,.~ I Idttu~e· Fn'day Aft~r Wng OJness ~or ,. brou~ht Mrs. H dDieS ~ervk:ea of~ ~t Batoil Jn Ban d's Gallia Showm'g Plam'tl"ffs Ask F JI • • u rec { D]UfleS 1 ~·de ~un.area. Tak p b~k reston I I ~ll.e I I l{arris~n, 1~ I E ds F man I Jn Middleport a~d wor~mg Oh'10's Newest Cab'met Off'Icer· WJ'll Speak Here January 25 mn:~ gt~; 'l~:e ~:~:~s~~~:~c~":t.C: ~ver IL' Ill ong neSS I Mro'l·,~!g,onre•.r_. =~=::.---,-::-::----c:-- ·~d t~la ' I I ~ ne~est ~r. t~e Mun~l ~urred~"'red 1: i'lfeellrlg Pl111111ed ·pnsoner • Mak'mg county Jat.l I'One ' . '. For R.oad Most Pretty Of All 1li .Ohi0 •Features Many M . al u· h r~.ooe1 w; I MEIGS THEAll& ~~ """' ,, ifOMIOH'I! :U Unknow.n HliDt f;fS Sh . 00l, Sc00l, . . am ··. ~.eS H .. eavy D vono·w--·-;2Wrecks I • 'day Evenmg n F li~i.~~r1orlt• Rock I ~trongest • •• ' I :l::nd~i~~rG~t~:~~a~·:e;!~'~il 1l $ •sonville High School Is ed To Close Next Spring I ~ 1 D• NO. 203 I .,. by Birthday! were celebrated by M.n. Ernest covert wa1 devotion· Earl Werner, Mt-a. Cush Ill leader and gave the Christmas JohRSOn, Mrs. Oieva Oll.irill and .ttory after which carols were sung. Mrs. Paul Winn. The story of "Tbe other Wise A Christmas reading was given .\fan" was told during the program by Mrs. Griff Ru115ell with Mrs. tiOUr by Mrs. Nan Moore. Oleva Cottrill providing the muDurln.l the business meetins sic. pre&ided over 'by Mrs. Fultz, the OLhers present for the dinner claaa vice pre11ident, the circle de· and program wore Mrs. Wilbur dded to take over the caro of the Pierce, president of the elan, .~~·rsezly a~ the Sl.lnday School and Mu. Dille Barnhart, Mrs. Letha to pw-chale new toys for tbe class. Ruuell, Mra. Bud Russell-, Mn. Tb"e Circle enjoyed 11 gift ex- Carl Ebenbaeh, Mrs. George Siachlnge during the soeial hour an41 aon and the following gucatl a prize was awarded to Mrs. Ken· Mn. Bess Musser who was the neth Cooke for brinsing the pret- &peat of Mrs. Cottrill and Mrs. dest wrapped packa1e and llra. Gibbs and Mrs. Traey who were of Mrs. Werner. ..:harlea Asa Bra4bury for 1JH! most , orla:lnal wrapping. The Fu!U home waa beautifully Shakespeo Cl b de<oroted lor the party In keepinl re U Nitn Chrlotm .. and at the conciUI· Holds Meet•·ng 10n of the evening a de1aert courae wa1 served to tbe aroup. Lr.tl H Artie eo were aold A Members whfln the Pomeroy Shakespeare Club met Wednesday attertloon at S erve d Ur ey home of Mro. Chorl" Lytle, d d I ~~[~''~1:;j,,~1'~h:eshome waa attractive Inner e nes ay decoration' includ· memben · of the Paet a Nativity Beene, a llshted winof cheater couneil the mantle which also Oaua:hter• of America enjoyed a areetina from. the Chrlatmas di.nner and party on on tho mirror, and Nedneec:lay evenina: at the Red· B. Downie, preslwood Inn. the meeting and .Preeedinl tht turkey dtnner- at answered to roll call with 8 p. m., tbe Christmas atory waa · A book "The In· read by Either Wria:ht who ll1IO , Guide to Art', offered prayer. .' ' tlle memben. Followlna: dinner. Secret Pala for the Girlt rev~ed with a alft exchtnll they will ,be . tbe membera exebanged 1Jiftl. Oliver M.i· II ·''"' Oaborn won the dool' prize. of Madonnas" waa of the procram presented bY I Springs Euaene BroWn. Follewlnl the alnainl of ''Theres a Song 1n the Home Club Holds Air" Ml'l. Brown described the Ma· donna• painted by- farlous famous Meet Wednesday · arttata Including ltaUan, Span.lsh 11 Mn. Leo Smith wa~ hostess to and German, and told the meantna: the Rock Sprinp Home Demonstn.· of the symbols in the pletures. Tbe ' tion Club Wedneadu at ber home We and works of the a,rtitta were 1 on Mulberry Ave. ctven by Mrs. Brown She eloaed A potluck dinner was served at with a poem by Grace Noel"Cromnoon with Mra. G"eneva Nolan and well. Chri1tmas carob wtn alto Mill Mildred St~ltton as auettl. sun1 with Mrs. Wlntam. Bu"- at Mra. Joaepb Sluon, preatd~t. eonducted the · mnting and plans •heA piano. dcsst'rt course was aerved b)' wen made lor the January 8 meet· tbe hoat€!ss and favora were Chrllt~ Ina when the theme will be '\Color mat tree corsages. · In the HQme" with Mra. NGian Attending wtl"4! Mrt. Edward 1 Instructor. Thla meetl.na will Ba\181'", · Mra.· :Mich11.el, ~ Mrs. PbiJ btld. at the Rock Sprln1a Grance WUU.amaon, Mn. T. A. Hennefl)l, HoU. • lin. Brown, Mrs. Willlam Bu:W, Gifts were exehabled durlni ihe Robert warner., Mn. Jed WebST., )Irs. c. F. Tompkin•. 1 .Downie, Miss Etbel Garland, two guut~:, Mrs. Peltl Tbeilt 1 and ~·· L. c. Karr. T k W VOL XI I Elberfelds Will Be Open Every Evening the j .u-oup to the Meigs C.uunty 'fuberculosla Christmas ~1:. .. 1 Sale, Mid-I dlepor( Volunteer Firemen and the Meigs County Ja)-·c.::es Chnstmas p.roject. Two new members, Mrs . }leva Beach and Mrs. Blanche Gilkey, were welcomed. It wall reported that the group has vanilla and lemon on hand for anyone who wishes to purchase it. I This is a standing project of the I group as a means of supporting their work. The social rooms of the church Mn. Ella Dougla18 of Che11ter Is spending the week with her were decorated with wreaths and 1 don-in-law and daughter, Mr. and a white tree with colored balls under which the gifts for exchange j Mrs. Dale Barnhart, THE NE1" oy Mot., Co. Beginning Wednesday, December 16th I Weather 1'1••• I CHRISTMAS TIME STORE HOURS Appoblted to the dining room committee for tbe d!Dnet were Mr.s. Reibel, Hra. Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. Robert McEibinny, Miss Frances Rouah, Miu Mabel Hysell and Mrs. Wlll R.eynoldt.. < Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbaeb and his deput!es were b~sy thia The Harrisonville b i g h l to save the ~ehool wu made. lem center p-ade ac:hools to the for the pupils of this district. The morning inve~tigatlng their third school will close at the end of With new _laws ~ow in e~fect, Mr. Hurilolllville ~ool a.s ' thole physical plant and inadequate inbreaking and enlerln.g in Syra·J this school year, it was an- (.1ay~ell &~ud th .. morn~ng that aehoola are overcrowdedd. atruclional materials contribute to euse in three week.s, this one at nounced this morning by Ber· 1 eontm~nce wa_a not po1111ble. T_he Teaeben in the achool now in many limitations which are insur· the Morrls Harden Store. AcCl 11 ti. h state wlll contribute to the salaraes addition to )lr. Claywell are Meryl mountable. We specifically mention cording to Deputy Clarence · . aywe • exec1:1 ve : ead of Only t·.vo of the five blah school Koudalbelt, E. A. Wingett, William unsatisfactory laboratory faciliti~.. Shields, only clgarettea were tatNorthern local ·School teachers after Jan. 1, 1960. Salaries c. Peelr. and M.I.N Lucinda carmen. and servi ce~> , poorly equipped apeen -by persons who entered the 1 who lta9 released a uf the other three t.eachen for the In a letter to u~nry Waggone:-, cia! area&, l:lucb as Jaboratorie• and store through a back door. folloWing the \ remainmg five montha of the president of Northern Local ~d industrial arts, outdated texthookl, Sbieldf has Investigated tht-d inJpection of the school 111Chool term will have to be met by of Education. Glenn A. Rieh. Di- and a c:urriculum which fails to such cases in Syracuse in as state department of the board from local n!venue, llr. 1rector of !nlpectiona, stated, "In meet the needs and abililies of all many weeks. About a week ago taliocatlllli. • · Claywell aaid. view of the many defklendes, with pupils. an attempt was made to enter the ,, . 1 here are now M atudentl at- aevere lilniUUona ·and a real con-\ "'The Exer.utive Head has no sec· Lisl'l Store but falled and tw.o \ 'llbe elpBina: . of the school has, tendlng the Harrisonville hllh 1cem for _the future o( the pupUs retarial hetp and has little tlme weekS ago the Syracuse Grade C(lllllemplated by the state school and 1~ of these wUI be o( t:lJi1 diltritt, we cannot recom- for supervision and administration School was entered and $20 st.ol· I ~ _when a report was is- graduated thil )'ear. 1be other stu- mend continuance of tbi11 school of Lhe total pro~Jram. Teachers an1 en 'from the office of Principal calling attention to the tnad- dents will be uaigned to either beyond June 30, 1960." Tbe school usigned eight ~riods during the Lawren<!e Rose. In that case the hinge ptn• f.;(uioci,i; ·oJ the s:Ytem. ~t t~at R~tland or Albah~ 1nd the present ~m ends May 23, ;.{,._ Claywell I day with no time ror planning or the ~oard voted to d1sconUn· 1high. school bulldmg wi.ll be oceu· wd. pupil conferences. Two teachers were removed from the oUlee door and entry into the bu.ildi.n& hlg)l~tchool and had assign- pied Oy the grades. The llan"isonville school waa are usigned subjects for which was suspected to have been made , Bt\tdeJita to RuUand a"nd AI- , Mr. ClayweiJ said thst he ex- Jllllde a Clau A ~~ehool in early they have no formal trainiDJ. by someone with a dupli.eate key. On Way To Having Prettiest }ail. ln. Ohio but at the next meeti.,g re- 1pected the county board to u- uno•a and before than had been a 111is procedure is n~t only iUegal In another action of the sher· its attlon and an l.ttempt sign pupils from. Rutland and Sa- Clau B school with three yean but is also a violation of the Higb iff'11 oftice investilation was Muriel L. Roberts poses with Deputy "Sheriff Howard Frank b"ore a landscape on the , -~ bigh ~ebool, ~~enlor students attend- school St.sndardll. The list of deficiencies is Long made at Shenang Springs or a jail· walL The photo was made by Judge John Ba;:on, a camera enthusiast. · tng elseWhere and the number of violations of the ear stolen there owned by Irene I .· Mrln. Rthlcehir ....pov.·rtthtoe High School Standards is e:rten· Haggy, a waitress. Pomeroy Pau-u· "'no;,'•••ur;r:;:•itoh:;ommend sive." had -b een reported stolen and I eH:_d facul· 'l he grade school was found to found . it Jat_er abandoned upThe Paul family wiH be able to enjoy venison this ty of th11 school are under be satid<!ctory by the inspector&. per Mmer11v1He. An arrest u. ex· severe ham.hcaps tn thew attempt f'here are six teachers in the pected today. unknown hunters, Game Protector A. to provlde an educational program grades. By Lowoll Wlngolt . USlC 1g S today. Joachim awarded the deer to the Sheriff's deputies oiso added two new tnmates to the county Meigs county may not ha-v e the Iar$est, the · " , . was shot in their garden on route 680. jaU Kenneth Gra• Columbuo but it is on the way to havtng the pretuest Jail tn on,• For The Rod thbe sbo,,. between Tuppers Plains and Reedsville. · "'-' ·' 0 moble rev1,1e pro uoe . y 1"d was apprehended l!l East Mal_n hlO._ . , . headquarters of the Seeond U. 880 in a car, I 0th h" st., and ebarged w1th DWI. ThiS This is coming to pass the efforts _of L: Rob- Army ap3)earing at Wahama High to be · mornlnl he was , a1aeued . $100 erts, 37'1 of Ironton, who is awatting grand JUry action In the School will take ita audience on game liwll k..iHed in th~ county was bagged a musical journey through a wide or onto a yesterday by ~nald Taylor, Uarand costs and three da;va m jail county jail in lieu of a $5,000 bond . by eourt. John A. Oller, To pau tbe time, Roberts has range of unique, inspiring and Mr. Dillon came i win, m Jndtan It WBB Koder Colliron Governor Mike DiSalle's newest cabinet 1tesuve rhythms. RD. was _re-arrested lest been painting landlcapel on the , the men apparentlY realized a pomt buck. wetibing 265 lbs. ficer, will speak Kyger Creek School the evening of Janu· night. lor _destrut:tlon of property walla and doors of tbe "hull· they were in violation of the Nme other confirmed kills were ary 25 next year it was announced here today. . . an~ mtr•'~atlon, s~d lined pen" oectlon ol the jsil. To date This ']'"'leal revue Jame laws. Tney lied ID their car reported . .to W•rdens Joathim and Planning for the event, to be sponsored by the Metgs:Gallia an _coa s m eoun Y court WJO the e~:c tement af an lesvin" the doe where it had fall· Don Wdatam!l yeserday ~s follows, Development .t\ssociation, was the ma)Or busmess s~udted by 1'1he has more than a dozen landmormg. The 0 Of l\l 1n~lan Cerem. onlal Dance,of ,'Tb .. ' -., .. Bernard Smalley.- Reeds. ville, bt:.tk·, members of the Midelleport Ct:~.am ber of Commerce 1D a reguBoth me re m .tt d to scapo .paintings compl,.ted. " "~ n l.t 1 ton n we co ml e onl)' painting not a landscape is a . uRiversa Y splr ua e e Joachim repOrted that the deer Dale A.dams, Reeds. vi1le, . buc.k; lar meetin" Friday ru"ht . .In t own h a:11 . Gerald Prest on, Pres!~ jail 1 tl h 1 Creation" the melodious rhv . larse ·reUgious pa h _ng • OW ne ' ~widely scattered this year and Sol Btgl~y, Ree~vdle, doe, _wm- . fl b dent, presided . 1 · Christ and the Crosa. thmic teulmposf ' 1.,\"tch delig~ttOuldl light i.n eompariaon to other nie Holamger, Reedsville, doe, RoCollison , named director of the !loberts is not a profelsional Mrs. M·a detta Thomas, tll, died ever-pop P" .av ea al d(:!er wl!lre ranging in ger Starkey, Pomeroy R.J?• a doe on painter. He hal a .record of 1e••ly th.ll' morn'·• .at he• Man River", Neameaa of More are eon· West Shade; John Proffltl, a CS Ohio State Deparunerd of lDdua, f ,_... tv Ulter d ... .... You)' "J',v_e ~9t J.lbyt)lm,~'. aqd _ de ft U trial and Economic Development .o f t.\IIU; c:~ ·g . . • Win . • an -j:Jl North Third Avenum;- Mlddl• .a. ~- BiVU'~- :.."""... ,. • ,., . KUn cotA· a~ his aont ~ d. • em tbb Pro 1 Nov. 2 by the governor, will I . hall ser.ved a ·Ioeg · ter~ . . ~h~ port following a prolonged"" ill· ~ extreme norUl-east fann at Gteat 8eod; Charles Kina:. b.a.ve as bis topic the aiml aDd I' ltloundsvUie "Penlt.enUary for . a~·- ~.neu. It also features the minor-key county than in any ~vtDe, a ~ and Cbarles · objectivea be eoaeeives the Jegia~d robberyd~e_ Ia fa~ng ~3 ~re::··· ·' She was born in Monterey, qu-ality of the song-story, "Light ·ln•adthenRy, Lung Bottom." doe, at 11ture set Out for blm earlier mg an e mg c arge m ' Mexico, and was the daughter of ·bouse" and finally the deligbtful aan un. tbls year. It wHl be Mr. ·m nd Oct. 21 robbery of the Kelroy the late Be. njomin E. cross. sur- festival of exotic, rom:mtic 'and The season close~~ w,·u· today ms at - 5askP· Pions were •ompleted Friday sons • r·m t pu bi.1C appearance •~ eh J 1 8 . Club Night ~ ng th t sue-u!ul hu tecall lor the MJ'ddle~ High "·bool fore such a gathering, Preston ·Middleport police investigated · of a tarem. oa Ia a•., · "'" 1 viving are her mother, Mrs. Zelia ' tem"""'atuous strains two Jccldents Friday evening and Somewhere along the road of \Cross and a sister, Mrs. Ernest free Latin-American HoUds)'. '·;J!I,}.lJ., .. Il't 01• a '"'" n ... a:oo; "d 222 reP9rte4 heavy property damage lif"e ·thts mm wttb a reai u.leut Lewla, both of Middleport. l The ahowmobile ia appearing 1 to report their ki1ls. Marching to be in Galli· Alva Grover and Horold in one.. n ' tu:en a wrong t11rn. His Two brothers and a siater pre- bere under cq...sponsorsh' ot the Wl polis today where they were to MIK"k, visited Tbunday with Col118 1 James Middleport, had pamt.&ngs on tlle J¥11 WltiUS show iceed her ln death: Her busband, Army Recruiting Service ani Wltake paR--." in the parade preced- Ji&on and secured his coming parked h1s car on the right sl.de promise. Tbey are done onl)' WU.b. ·Fred A. Thomas, d1ed a year ago. hama HiSh School. M..Sgt. Paul ing the resentation of "One For here. The Jan. 25 event will be a As .a rumlt o! an accident at The Road" a free production of dinner meeting, and be entirely ot the street near tbe Sportsman& regular inside eniunela 00 tbe . Sbe · was a member of the KaUage, Principal Clyde l'oJey the U. S. Second Army's ahow- non.-politieaL The speaker wiU GriU on Locust St., aDd left it. rollill walla of tbe jill whicb Middleport Preabytetlan Church, and Band Director Tom Reed life Winfield, W. Va .. Jan. 4. :mils toIt was struck bY a cttr driven by have been scarred. bl' yean of Evan11eUne t:;hspter of Eastern · handJiDI detaili. talling $Jll,o614 have been mobile. The show will be in the bring aeveral of hiJ statf with him A. . 47, Middle· 1mutilation by a, lana: parade of. Star Lodge_ and the The curtain rtaes at 3 p. rir.. to· in Kanahwa Cuunly distriet court High School The Chamber a1ao authorized 0 port, pushed over tne curb, and priaonerl. Pete ~ClOua· 1\!Uddle- glon AuJdbary. ., . .morrow in the' g,ym. It 18 free. in behalf of three ~.teigs Count;; i Preston to appear before CounUlto tne porch of the Grill . 1-' ......-. baa taken an . mterdt m the R Friends at the residents. persons lost their I --' ISSIO • st·u d~n t d.tree:t or Bob. p rea t on cil next Monday night ta ut tbat ,. ... ., II ,.. will be F received al lives in theTwo accident • E&Uma1-ed dam•ges -were $600 paintings and bas been supplying aw ngs...._.oatJ uner Home unMrs. Rose M. Patterson, 28 , and . The budget for Me1gs Co11nty will dll"ect the banll tn ab- gtoup to grant free parking priWltn paint and otner do- tt,l time of Monday at. 2 . 00 her hltsband, Paul. 28, Rutlat.d, and . highways for IS60 has been pre- sen«_ of Geor'e Dalla11, vileges uptown the four shopping to the Iron" and s1de. Harrison's ear · Rev ocloek at . the Ru funeral w1th Christmu · · wu to thdamaged. I t and e&tima\ed 'd -..~ natuulli 11... 11 e oeen made. Howard It home offl I t" g Miss Judy Slawter,· 18- Mlddi.epon, par cd by . th e bo arrl of comm 1II&- wh o IS 1.n. Chtea.£o a ttend mg the days Newbefore of!J'cera wJ'II .:•• over at ..,uv e ron an. 11 e. ...'"' .KoDen.b woo uorn 1n S~lnl· ppe .' · c a _m • have asked damages naming as de loners w1th tht' foUGwlng e:x.pen- Band Cltntc. Jim Hood ia the ........ craan at. 6::l0 p. m. field (JD10 t)I.H gJVel bit addreae Burial will be made m the Riverfendanls Cecil Facemire, sheriff of approved from _the auto· Drum Major to lead the band. the next meeting in January. .flarrlsbn was arrested b)' P• 1 11 U.onwn' w •• tl.e hit prenta view Cemetery, _ Broxton co.unty, admmistrator of m_oblle Ucenae and gasohne lunda supt, McComas planned . t(l ac- Tbe11e are Ed Baker, prellident; trotman ueweese . tor DWJ nve. He 88).1 trhu 11., went through The Saatern Star Lodge 1 will the estate of Larry Gail Sirk, Sut- htghway ul1ry $6.000; company them to Gallipolll. Ken Mi:Elhinney, Yice president a(ld w1U appear this evenin& be- mnth ,craoe ID scnoot, and baa CQnduct services at 7:30 o'clock. ton, W. Va., and Donald Slrk, of of _employes, $1810; , Other banda partttipatina: iD John8 Werner, treasurer and Mn. 1 1 tore Mayor C. o. FJaber. had tome art insti-ucu.u·n m ni&bt Raymond Hood died at the Dock, w. va., owners of the car supphe• and stattonery, $1:i0. Un· the parade were to be the Gallia O. · Stout, secretary. E ti t d d f ci&Siea at t.be West Libert.)' t..:oi-- M ..IcC! k D" Meigs General Hospital Friday af- which collided with the Patterson der road maintenance and repair Academy Hlgb Scbnol ban4, dirs rna : amages o $370 wll lege In Wheeling where lh· r • ..1.' U ey aee . ternoon at 3:45 after an extended -compensation damagea, ect.ed by A. Kimb.tl Suiter; the RALLY .., IS bEC: 14 reported Y PatroJman. Ike Neal su·uctor was Peter Boden, of. ;\tAg Of 82 Frida lllneS8. . car. _labor blred dlrect, $138,000 North GaUia band, dire<;ted by I The. Cburch of Christ Youtb In an accident m wblcb 1 ~r ureenwiJb VU.1age, N. '). hi! • • e . Y · KiJJed In the accident were Lar- mater1al11 $93,000. Other expenses Mrs. Roulie Bail., and the Kyger Rally lS Dec . . 14 at Bradb.1D'Y . d. ... ......, .... d h d was pon June -8, ry iirk, 20, and his stater-inowned and dr1ven by Jobn Rich- no-r ••y · et·tort' lo KU __ ., 011 >,. 1.1neral eervkel .for Joh.n 1890 Mrs. Hood born · 1aw, wor 1unens • c-ompensation ...--vv-00 creek High Scbool band · directed Cb urc h or Chr1&. t All are 1nv1 te d. 11 1 1 ,. w ld Sh . mopd , E ast Mam St., Pomeroy, ~·~m,;nl• but ••• worked eome . McCo~aSil:ey, 112, who dted at hta h 1·1 an sba ave 69 m omeroy a Mrs. Wllma Jean S1r k, 22, Co1um- coun tY,s portlon o1 wor ker& re- by William Ever1100 . was struck from the rear aa he as 1 SJin p.ainter. m _Raeiae about 4:1!J p. m. er I e. e was years o · e 1:) ll 000 road h TURN iNTO MOl •topped traffic. Rober,. waa arrested bf Hunt· I nd•Y wul be held Monday at 1 was the daughters ol the late Wil· uM,,, Patterson lost the sight of ' NEW DELHt UP''.l.De .lUchmond .car was atrud: in&tQn offiten wben be crosaed P· m. from the Ewing Chapel Uam and ::rgaret NeutzUng of one eye and suffered severe facial structlon: eompenution a n d BULLITIN Raj..-tdra ,,...... entert•lned •t by one driVen by Vincent Xn1Jbt, tbe brldge into t.ba.t. cl.U" after the t\ev. John Elwood offi· Brt.eJ)' He 18· ' lacerations. Mrs. Patterson reeeiv- damages, $9SOO. BUENOS AIRES, ArvtnthM · "at heNna,.. for Prtlidllll El.Pomeroy, w.bo cUed to Ma)'or ,oeal ofueera had alerted the po- elating. 1'he deceaaed is survived by her e4 fractures of the nose and tlbs, Brlda:e aDd <:ulvert eonatruc-- UPI-A revolution tM• br*:en anhower f1Miay MM4 IAOO of Fl8ber'a court toDlibt on a ebara:e J1Ce there ~ from &be KaJ,fo)' He ~s survived by two sons, husband, Raymond, one ton Mil- f~al euts and utber Injuries . Miss Uon: contract work .,.,000; labor out In P•NIIUIIY aa~tlnst the New Dtlhl'l eltt. tui'Md it Into of not baVlbg his vehicle under roDberr ,; found 'llia W ' Cecil, at home and Jaro.s, Ohio ton, Middleport; anll a dauib:ter. Slawter suffered lacerations and , employed dired:, $17,000 and ma- .....-nment of Prftichnt Gen. audt a molt teeM tMt lnclian 111 · · · · View~ Pl., and a daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Betty Swan filso of Middle- bnrlaes. 11 , terialt $20,000; m•lntenane-e and AlfredO -...uner, .-.porh ami U. S. security hMI to :control. Dama1e to Ule l\lebmon·d car WI& set .at $175 aDd _to tbe p lti . D Are 'Mildred PbiUlpa, MmersviUe, 0. 1port, and flve lfln'dchildren, Jlm, The suitl were filed by the law repair or brldgee and culverts ..._.. th• .., ...an. llorder town lock· •rm• in • ...W. rlnl to Kniaht ear, $ZOO. UD ve amqea Interment wlll be in the ~lne John and Sam Hood and MariltD firm of (..'row, Crow and Porter. $15,000. of ........ sakt today. pm"ed tha Pnaldlnt. . Grove Cemetery in Gallla County and Betty Swan. .. Pmneroy. · ln another Middleport ·p olteal Asked In , .,_;,...a) Suit It --e . · near Danville. The followina: brothers an4 sisaetion, Ned Call, Middleport, waa 8 amJJted for into:r:lcation a:nd will for rMI and punitive dam· ten also aurvive: Nor,man · Roland I"L!ldr 11&111 W bav,e .• hea:tlnl tcml&bt. . a_&ts in ' tbe amOUR\ -of ia i ti.aymond NeutzltDJ;: au' of aded. by Jobn Wtnaer•• .MfdGINIIt.AL HOSPITALo - Pomeroy; and Clarence of Long #' . , d,lt~pport, at:ainat :tJ~e ~ew York Admatted: Harley Slac~. ·-Pbm- a;ov , w ..l , ~rs. Louise Mcl!:lhinny, IM.ITH~ tl. OITI DIIR i,.;entraJ Ra.~ad, HobSon. eroy; Mrs. Betty Diddle, Raeine; o~"uod.~.-part· Mrs Ruth Karr Lead() ~rt - ~IUl, 81, Long · ~ottom In · his. peU~on : We~er cl_alms Mrs. B~rnice Dudle~. Mason City. 1u.g · , ........ ;' Mr~. Hylda of ELBERFELDS The following were appointed by lbe president to aerve on tbe kitchen committee to serve the anaua..l banquet to the Homebuilders Clau nut Tuesday: Mrs.- Ernest Lallance, Mn. OICU Roush, Mrs. Leo c~ lin. c. E. vance, ws. Hom~ Joou and Mn. George Hudson. entt ne at e lllAKI TROUBI.I NIKOOSA. Wia UPa-Pranda liMn, 19, wu M hla wtY t• the korbel ..,... to ... the lwekN on hia trvdr: fixed wMn th• · brakes f•iled Md th• trvck am~tlhetl thi"'Utth the ......."' alaas window. The- ..,.ao chargad him $500 ThirdB&E Draws Probe Into Syracuse bone surgery at Holzer Jiolpltal Sbe expects to be home the first ot not week. AT CHUCKLE FOR Tot • • ••• Tbe RuUand p.~onday at 8 P· ' f":'attoticL '""' -' PTA m:; In · the ., . . ·., L J , ,.._ . . . ~ ~o.~~-· mllrDin£ ~~' Mystery F....... . Of 1he Wleek If � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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